The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-22

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30 and oshs1 AosFs q & ma, .SSnnssoss
| mat paIpoee, y ssi5, and seoS:.t.p.iu =
I'm: fsea saa personal. Of svS w.
enau have ben actively ana sct.l "a y =
gssed 10 this rebellion, ana sspSe;.lsces5 =.
'ons hereafter ac'ing % cncsy. - Y Of ~.
AAi navy Of the reoSls, now or ~. 'se aIs,
crms eeatnd the 00vernmsut o. ~ NJ
Ssssss; persons acting - Pssidensv :. U,itl
tsr Or eommisssoAse Of ne soc 70; sIica aaiA
rae Stats persona hereafter acts eAs<a
omcr. wnssher civil, military. on 80
any Ssase Or Territory, Who. by a. .'u. a
a rH.os, q me %, called Conisdsrass 4. 20.
that Oonstitu:ion persons vsc ssspoa
held Al once Of honor, trust. or nrcs. as'ise
the United Ntatss, shall herr ~. va NJ
arms against the United btatss psr...Mp
log property IN the loyal STATS ., r..vs.
s ns.. OF me ssoya. portion Of he d.l,s.,
comfort TO the present rebellion. SnS ua ~
add posseo such properly for The Uni,.sT s eeN
70 socAro the appearance Of The ofrsr sSAtes
take HE trial And ABIDE such punisA~n .
shall b assigned against him. No sI.ss..s
| U1vu o1Oo1 snss &c ), out the Upita6 ~
shall have lien on sll the slaves Of M ssss
sons hsrs described. to answer such M. ss ~
may b made In r. ard 10 them for tS.i.H -. .
GRAFTON, and NO sale thereof shall N =, 10
| force or entcs after the commission Of -!
| offence. " I'd
Tas sixth section enact. tina. tn. pro,.,,.
| % ss:sad and ssqqsstsred shall Be hsId 10y
| sesssds occupied. or rented BY TIE aFA
| Aforesaid, until the owners thereon ..S sn
| proceeded against by legal prcsscu.iop =
| con victsd, tho property can b forfett.a .s
| perishAble properly 10 b immedls,sl, a.. ~
| bv the commissioners. In the same mana.,
goods ars sold In . STATE under sxscuuOr ~
| proceeds Of the same 70 bs paid oy,r ~ =,
United States; ard II the owner Of az ,a ne
| perty shall b. discharged By the ooavs ""
proceeds of tho property, lift shali hav.. ,I 20
sold. shall b. returned 70 sald owner.
The ssvsnth section provide. that, II An,
| person d 70 80 that he cannot b brcuab, \.
| Trial, IN order shall b made rsquir,rs ~
70 attend, upon pain Of forfsiturs OF ~, 20 W.
| property and the freeing Of his slaysa -. -
MS legal Representatives are osbagred ;,r~
| making any claim trr tbem and ths s.sS
section enacts that the President If e ss.li
deem 1t necessary that any personal p.orS,.
So Fed by the army or navy, and bslot s,rys
| 10 q person who shall, after the passss. Y,
| the act, have engaged In the YsbellIo, A.
given aid and comfort thereto, shoult !.
connscased, may cause proceedings n 80
70 be In tituted, a. In admiralty; andu A
property shall be fund TO have bslorrsa -
. person engaged In The rebellion. or Nh
has given aid and comfort thsrsso, Ine .,1.
shall bs for fsited, and become tie rr,pe,i =,
| the United states. The GiIth sectioi ,pse
that II, In the suppression CT the lsbslios
I the Pfesideas issues q proclamation cou
| manding ali persons 70 lay down their arm,
| and II any person Is found 10 the insure.
| tionary di trict with arms in their nus.
| with In thirty days Afterwards, all OF NJ.
slaves shall b forever free.
| The tenth sscti. n prohibits the rsuaiaOrs
slaves TO any owner, unless he has siv.w
bsen loyal. and in NO case shall any mlp.iy
! or naval oclcer decide the validity OF &C,
| claim, on pain Of dismissal.
The eleventh section authorizes the Pls.
dent to employ ~ many persons Of A. ia
descent a. he may deem proper 70 aid H. ap
pressing the rebellion, and he may 0Sas
and use them al he may deem best ale b,
twsllth section provides for transports "a
and coloniz rtton Of such peraons CT The AL.
can race as may be made free by tbs "a
white the thirteenth section autLonss
proclamation Of pardon or amnesty n s,y
| time to any person o. gagged In the sxis,lt
| rebellion, en- such conuitlols a no No W.
| pose.
The fourteenth section gives the pnx
| States csaEts power TO make oil necessary e.
| dsrs under this act.
fHB CRBBK IHprAIs.
We copy the following from the Fort SOFA
(Ark.) BxllstiB, Of . recent date:
It was reported solne time since thru In
Greek Indians had held q secret meeni fh
their nation and appointed delessuels
| Of representing 70 the Lii cola Adminszs
| tiop that the Greeks were anxious 10 be oss
more on GOOD terms with the United Sac
| Government; that they had been grossiy a.
ceived and misled By the OoLiedsraies, md
induced to take ny arms and nght asairT as
| friends Of the Union and that they regrIA
this, and hoped that they would be icriivi,
and il forgiven, they w0nld promise 70 s1s
forth fruit meet for repentance. In colioIn.
ity with the request OF some OF ths ,sarlsg
men Of the nation, We pronounce the islort
without the slightest foundation in iraia.
They say that theOreeks have taken ;hsiiIoa'
ton, belle ring 1t to b. just and right and tST
are determined TO maintain IL In spite OF any
and all opposition. They intend 70 rem AA
true to the Southern Coniederacy a. 'AsIs
die 70 the pole.
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
A member OF Scott's Louisiana Cavalry,
who visitsd New Orleans in disgu Miss wvs'I
days after the occupation Of the city b. y
YANKEES, writes m interesting series
"notss" to the Mobile Adrvns9. from With
We extract the following:
The BROOKLYN, Oneida, (sloops Of wN lGi
the gunboAt Winono, and Others, nAa Gsix'
up the river ONE days before reaehN rs
city. Tho armament Ct these suubosn .oa.
sides, one eleveu.tach rified cannon, smS'
ships, and a rim ID Parrot IN On :as bow
Captain Poor, Il Virstoian,) comnStlH
thu Oneida, had been killed durilg tbs ~
regiment at the forts; the Bfocxlya ~
ninety. and the Hartford sevsA1 men, I
sacola aud the three guAboab that wer'sA''
would swsll the rumosr to saoat asA asa
dred
The number Of troops in the city v:,t
reach five thousand. conEs!ics In pana%
Fourth wisconsin, Tws,ith Cosns.a,
Massachusetts, Bridges's battery, and Aa0'
pAny Of DRAGONS.
Picsyuus Butler was holding the 81. Chat.
a. headquarters, either entrance OF wnitn Wv
protected BY guard and two brass pieoe.
lew soldiers are 20 ts seen In the city, ~
hey only exercise on the thorouehfsrss. ~.
| omcess were seen TO 60 out drivias o. -
she'll road nothing has bsea heard OF 'se =,
| It has been suggested, however, that pfoo's!
they mtsssd their way, aud instead OF 70, ,s.
ing the lass. 5rexShs W ~ As Srsseyss ,s ~,
ms:soo als th Sss Cas ior =: osS.s
eeAV Wv NJ
IL was pleasant 70 go the manly osaIs ,. !,
the citjzsns; they held toemselves sn N.,s
nlco1 from the enemy, and treat !se@
silent contempt which 10 quite reresa.ns n
was much surprised IN the eppee!A -.
the Yankee soldiers; ! had sxpsctsa -
them ughing and rejoicing; insssaa ., y. s,s
found them q very cad ard ocscN
ees OF men, and don't remsmp IN
smile on the countsnance OF one ~ q,
70 have NO spirit, AID 70 b fearing o~rSN
disease all the time. IN.
Thsre II force enough this day n !. -,
leans II WAip those fellows oas ""s
for their guuboats. ...h III
In coming from the city vas 49,
had any arms; on NY answering Noi IA q.
out again without trouble. 1eiose. 10
rangSmonta had been made 20 s".o,,sy.
trains On the Opeiousas ROAD ioI ~, w., AZ ~
ING Of provtstons; also, % ssn S;.S Esuss ~
He'd Rkvor for cattle, and ZOE winch Os"
pledged them protection.
ovsYi1oUs OF re RUnTAns OF As'
4 dispascA nom wsshirs ton says; g.
TIE condition Of sfAirs In kse ..s,s.as
the subject Of special Csosss' S'A
to-day. ..., ,ussss
General Boyls Il here, at the srec u n. ~
Of the military Board Of the Stan. ~ ~ vsOass
fmmodtato adoption Of measures ~ s1sss
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