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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

Lecture-The third lecture, Tor the benefi'
of the volunteers, will be delivered by John
K Thompson, Esq GA Thursday evening, in
DIR. Moore's Church. The subject chosen ii
tie Genius and Character of Edgar A. Poe;
and aside from the patriotic motives which
should prompt Il full attendance, we can as
sure the public of q rich intellectual repast.
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Prom TIN LOWER POTOMAC.

The New York Herald has the followAs
note of affair rs on the Lo wer Potomac:
The steamer Hecla, d Philadelphia boa,
which on ner last trip up With stores. &c {.
about a week ago, had ninety I've shots fr,d
t her from the rebel batteries, all OF which
missed her, ran the batteries again last might
but was not saluted with u single shot, the
rebels thinking, no doubt, they had wasted
enough ammunition on her already.
few days since q schooner going doFn In
a heavy fog which prevailed, was becslmei
of Cockpit Point, aud when the fog liftd
the battery opened on her. The shots dropped
all round her, and her situation was very
critical, when DIR. Badger, of the Anaeosua
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Blind Tom.-The manifold disadvantages

B7ind Tom.--The manifold Disadvantages
Of bad weather which produce visible OF,
feet upon nearly everything, animate and in
animate, do not apparently interrupt the sue
cessfnl career Of little Tom, the blind negro
pianist. Every night the African Church il
thronged with the beauty and fashion OF the
city, who never fail to receive an adequate
compensation in the wonderful performances
of the youthful musician. Toms merits are
30 well known that we need not enlarge upon
them but as there may be many persons ID
The city who have not yet taken advantage OF
The opportunity of Judging for themselves,
We would suggest tho propriety of their do
ing 30 during the present week.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r, 7'ro,b,e-Richard l.. Bohannon, the
von,b who was. on Monday, sent on to be OK
amined before a called Court of Hastings, for
nurlniDinr n care of instruments owned BY
pr F. l. Carter, was brought before the
M.yoe again Yesterday, charged with steal
ing thirty dollars anu tfty cents from Mr.
Edward Norv-i The latter deposed that
about two weeks since, he went = the Spots.
wood Hotel and called for some cigars In
paving for them, he took ont his purse and
laid IT down, his attention having been called
on for = moment. BOhannon was standing
by At the tine On turning round. he missed
both the prisoner and the money. The former,
he saw leaving the hotel. but at too great n
rate Of speed for him to overtake him. Feel
ing convinced that Bohannon had appropriated
the money, he waited quietly until the next
morning knowing that if such was the case,
he would try to get off on The Danville cars
TO visit a relative in the country. Bohannon
made his appearance at the ticket Office of the
company the next morning, and he being in
readiness. seized him, and recovered portion
% hi. funds, which he readily identified
Wishing 10 get the remainder, he threatened
| 70 carry the offender to the cage. whereupon
he informed him that he had expended
| twenty dollars of the money with "a Jew
| named Levy for coat aud shaw
| Going 10 the latter, he recovered his money
| and caused the party to surrender in exchange
| the coat and shawl He thus recovered all (or
| nearly ahl Of his money. The witness
| stated that he wished it to be distinctly un
derstood that he had preferred no charge
| against Bohanncn, ont of respect TO his rela
| tIres. The Mayor said he was aware of the
| fact, bur That the witness WAS liable TO prose
, cuiion for not Informing en- the offender. In
| formation OF the transaction had leaked out
III ths examination OF the accused On the
charge preferred by DR.. Carter, which Up t,
the present time was the only thing the Off
Gers knew of the happening of any such DC
! cacrence In reply to the suggestion that the
defendant was belf witted, the Mayor said be
mad known ajul III his life, aud thpse who ia
au gei.lGaf idea l4bored under decided mis-
take. D1nannon was cCmGliitcd to Jail to be
! examined before q Cont. Of Hnetings, called
t. assemble % ths II Monday n the present
/ month.
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MESSRS. EDITORS Permit me- "
~ Acknowledges, through the pp
present Of four blankets from MRS 1ona
panv. fH-nrico southern 0uardl AZ sh's
season This present Is very accep'so ,es
have distrt bnted the articles accordi
wishes Of the donor, as conveyed 20 ~.
John -. WARREN.
Capt Go. q, l3,h Va reg
Camp Deas, Warwick county, Va JIM 90
fe a-lts L-.------
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Nnes.-Ths Mayor yesterday inpossd .
hne Of one dollar on jacob Rice, for permit
ting his slave Milly to deposit ashes in .
public alley. The following parties were fined
for keeping heir bar.rooms open on Sunday
Hitchcock, -: John Charles. 81 Jacob Poe,
g.; Janice O'Neal. 80; Henry Gearing, $5
the charge against John Baxter for Offending
in the above particular WAS d'crissed, and
that against John Martin was continued. Mr..
Baxter expressed himself TO the etie"t that #
everybody kept as orderly place rs he did.
the city would be a 'devilish sight better off,
an announcement which drew from the Mayor
the expression of wish that MIR: b. would
forbear to use surh terms before him, as the
devil, 80 far as he was inform med, took no part
in tho administration of law in the court OF
Justice presided over by His Honor.
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c. s. District Court This tribunal ad
journed Tor the term yesterday, without doing
any business worthy Of note. Thirty six new
Bequestration cases were added TO the docket
The Court meets again on the 18th inst.
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Pr0motcd- We learn that Sergeant F. w.
Ilchenor, OF Caskie's Rangers, IL citizen of
Richmond,) has, tor his gallant conduct in the
charge made by his company on GuyandOtte,
been appointed Sergeant Major OF the cavalry
uttacht,c TO the Wise Legion
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANA ~
II The regular annual meeting % \.
Stockholders Of this anstitaao ..,oe.
hsid THIS DAY, a. the hoar Of !. oeT
noon. At the office Of Messrs. bar."s',
= Bros, over the corner of GARY Ana ,s
streets. Richmoad All the stoekhe'oe'N
thu city are requested to attend.
by order Of the Prssidsnt -,
nh-fs ", 3. no inns. Cas- T.
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Ro,iroad Conrenii0n-The Convention OF
railroad officers, heretofore noticed III this pa
per, will assemble at the Council chamber, III
the City Hall, this morning a. ii O'Clock.
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Yesterday, couple OF boats which had
been used IUr conveying Information anu
supplies 10 the rebels, were captured near
AcCotiuk. Information had been received
by General Helm iLelman, that tor some ums
past communication had been Kept ny De-
tween parties nving In the woods near A.
Vernon ana The south west shore OF 1uason /.
Neck, and that the boats employed Tor IhaL
purpose ~s1e secre'ea somewhere IN The Vi
cialty.
One of the boats was the same In which
party of rebels had, in October last. crossed
over and burned the boats beionslLg " pee.
pie living In AccoLnk, which is II Uaion Vi
lage. During the afternoon IA fish mouse On
Mason's Neck, which has served rs dept
tor the ar ticles smusHled over for the rsb-is
was observed to be in flames.
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Eg7Rs refssS iiagoA-This case was tried
yes!a,d8v before Seliar Alderman Richard D.
Stnaat, 10 she Civ Hd!L The action was in
rhe nature III. demand on the part of James
Evans :.4'i.st j oau Hagan. (familiarly called
a4gaa'e j e..u, King Il the Creek Naiion,) for
lt.ty dollars alleged ~ Evans to have been
given him tlIaeau} wrongfully.' The cir
cunstAnces leading to this action are well
known to the reading public, and need not be
again alluded to A. Judson Crane, Eco, ap-
peared for the plaintiff, and John S. Caskie,
Esq, for the defendant After arguments
by the learned counsel, the presiding magis
Eate dismissed the case-trst, because the
precise amount OF money demanded was not
testified to, and secondly, because the correct.
ness of the account was likewise not
proved. Judgment given for defendants cost,
and appeal taken and allowed.
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Petty Cases Alvin Booker, slave of Mrs
Bootwright, was ordered twenty five lashes
by the Mayor yesterday, for running Gov
eminent wagon, driven by him, against city
lamp post, located corner of 18th and Main
streets, and breaking the lamp. Thos. Lotsy,
had, was afterwards arrested for putting the
iron rim Of the lamp to now use, viz ma.
npulsting Benjamin Jacobs's head with it,
When the case was called Yesterday, Jacobs
did not respond. The examination was CON.
tinued
Disehorged.--Jamss Banks made his an
pearancs before the Mayor yes day. TO an.
swer the charge preferred by n 3 Dickin.
sou, % the eject that Banks had threatened.
oy vie!ent aud summary process, to tsrmi.
nsss his mortal existence. The fsats were
certified 70 hy the witness; hal oa bis stating
IsY ise tarssss vsss ustsstt ~ nsnas whi1
sads1 f!Ie!s iasssuss, spd hscasss 10 ksa
NsN;b1a - ttAh eiA ,seaaf, Al4 (est ri r.
\. u III IhaIsassal'' ID d Ssla 1Vs'Ga NJ
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Stealing Moaey-Jas. NJ Carroll was car
ried before the Mayor Yesterday charged
with stealing s. Confederate Treasury note.
from Nicholas IL Dunn, in Stewards eating
saloon, near Seabrook's warehouse. Daniel
Scroggins, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, and Dunn
himself, testified to having seen the defend.
ant take the money; but the latter positively
denied the charge, stating that he had re-
NAMED in the room with the parties after
being accused till the officer arrived and
searched him, aud nothing was found. He
exhibited a hard, bony hand. and his time
book, to show that he did not get bis living
by robbing. The case WAS continued
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THE BIcAhoHD RAILROAD coxvEsTIos-ru
sIDx TRACK, ko,


The debate in the SENATE 10 aay on IL.
resolution tor the expulsion of SCI a lor Brig,
tor disloyaity, reached The tuIniuS pa,
against the lAuiana Senator. If,e sylxuaa
and powerful speech OF Senator Joha.on, h,
Iennussee, settled The question. heloys 49,
speech was made, SenalUr FUsicr, OF Sola,,.
ttcut, expressed himself ainst tae re.t "a,
Iion, out ut the conciusica III ~. .'vjasun !.
speech Senator Foster announced RAJ D.
would vo % tor thee A.'ulsIou. The 4ELcalt,.
menI settled the question: aKainss EiisAs
thereUpon other senators who wosio v.lvr.
Wise have voted in favor OF his i-laiIIns j,
seat, changed their minds, 30 tna} has rGpu.
sian Is now CO Ted sure by ADsrGi yos.
over the required two-thuds.
In addition TO the above facts telegraph.
dispatch was received by senator darn.
from the Legislature OF New YORK, iIslrse,
ing him 10 vote 10 expei MIR. Br,sl,. Ssua.
toI CoWan received another thul the sspa .
OF Pennsylvania al aoopted joint r.solu.
Iion instruCtiLE him also 10 voI. tor BrixL, ,
EXPULSION. It's said IN L the House of NJ u.
resenIntives OF his State Will concur with Ih-
senate In The resolution OF instruction 4,
Senator Cowan.
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WAR NEWS.
From Northern papers. Of the Ia, p.,.
We collect ths following: '"'aR
yDDSRAL 1guAucr.r

We collect ths following: aal
YBD1RAL 1iSAsciAI uAr,,,.
Nsw YoaK. Jan. H.-In s,n.
there was rather more demana qaafse,
70 day, and many Of the broksrs .oI mossr
~, IA psr CENT. o,heis, h~wsvsr, os,s,r!is
per relies. as yesterday, atss T siaas D.
The Africa state that no less than GA as" ~
el75 900 ,0o0-ars depositsd in Ave- ,poS
banks In England, ~ IA per cent ~. ssoct
lish writer's state that portion OF ,n.a Lss-
wonid undoubtedly be Invested Ia Am..s,assy
securities bat for the general i'm n,...,f'eaa
we are nation of swindlers, and A. oa ha
tend to pay our debts. The securius. aos H.
I'll and Turkey appear TO Command . n ORA
position in British esteem, and are ashsr
the market. AS Ia
Inc last quotations were Is follows.
United States Sc. coupon, Issl. sa,su
0s, coupon, 1874, rs a 7si; Indiana 81. o.
Virginia s's. 81; Tenn. ssss SIS, al a a. Ne
Uarolina IS. 90 a ct; Missouri s.. . u .'ra
Pacific Mall. as. asa. ht
TAX on aAs.
One Of the first subjects OF taxation vii,
doubt. be the Illuminating gas which 80
enters so largely Into the consumpuo,
every village, town, aud city In The ian.
statistics have been obtained from all n..>
Oh the country, going to show the sno,no'
aggregate business done ia this Gle ar,s,
A very slight excise duty ON each thou.~"-
feet manufactured will yield a bana.r~
revenue, which, by q slight economy .-1
not be felt by domestic consumer aa
need no longer be made light Of" ""
TIE BIoHhoED RAILROAD coxvEsrIos-rn,
siDE TRACK, nc.
The Herald, Of New York, surmises Tia, q,
proposed Railroad Convention, 10 b- No.
this city ON the 5th February, TO day ! 's, ~
have for its main object the complsrlon ~ "a
unfinished gap of some forty miles mars ~
less of an inside line OF railroads b.rw.ND
X chm md and the South, rupnins e.
through the western part OF North Caroll,,
and 81 u pretty safe distance frcm the ,rr
Of Buell., In East Tennessee. and OF burus,-!
in Eastern North Carolina.
JEFF. Davis, in his last message to Conn.,,
referred To the iu por lance OF Flushing m.
work required to open this inside traca H..
the chances are now that the kicn non1R, a.
road Convention will be too late; Tor, in All
probability before this inside line is CON
pieted our cooperating Union armies, sn,.
aud west, will have made connection aer >.
North Carolina. As the rebels uldsrslaIa
the game, thsy will doubtless 60 TO wor.
Wit some energy; but the odds are agal.,
them tor i. is evident that General M,ta.,.
Ian already has them in his grasp, Ls, 4,
watch anu walt.
TIVE CASH OF sKNAfOH BRlsHr
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charac tor, In the eyes of international law,
o. the act committed In the Bahama channel
who implied, in the terms Of his dispatch,
that he was " attentive to the currents that
seemed TO be bringing the two countries into
collision would have first secured . Arm
uonal law and justice, and then employed
the advantage Of his position 20 remove those
Immediate causes Of offence and irritation to
Great Britain which he 90 strongly dspre.
Gated. MIR. Seward did exactly the reverse
He inttmatsd that certain prospective
and possible policy on ths part Of England.
or indeed Of any European power, or of all
the European powers taksa together, would
lead to immediate war between the Federal
Government and the power or powers which
should thus offend 1t. Having gratuitously
advanced an hypothesis, IL which interna-
tional relations OF the Federal Government
would b simply thoss Of Bully Dawson
ktcktne all the world. and all the world kick
ing Bully OaWoon, }" he expresses his regret Ut
the tnattsntion Of the British 0overnment to
the currents that were bringing tho two cou o.
tries into colliaion, and then touches ON the in.
forNnco drawn from Lord PAlmerston's 70.
m srks that the British Government was ~
lsnsth awake 70 the i'm portance Of aversing q
possible conflict. And then he proceeded "a
speak Of the Trent sfair. Would not any
sane man, who, NV sentsnces oe1oSe, had
oeeD speAktnG Of the Currents likely 10 brinS
the two countries into collision. yet wAo
rsnt mighty - the Gulf stseam itself wAs
then 1olllng from the American shores "a
England the causes. Il not arrested, Of Ger
tain hostility bstWeen America and Engiand.
have said one word, one little word, 70 stem
ND NJ. seward DO tAisi II would have
ossp SAcp1Ano tjlaes Aettss ihF HIN 70 AAys
psetRJad eeeolxis gttenee t1as = Aeys
iHlStl1 +. EE si IN II "a
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| 5 idell, Mr.. Macfa rland. and MT. Eustis, from
| the British IN all packet Trent.
The note con aius very long and very elab-
crate dissertation On the ques lions Of in terna.
toual law involved in the case. have not
time, before the departure OF the messenger,
| to weigh the arguments, or to estimate pre-.
| cisely the force Of tho expressions used. Hut
as MIR Seward admits that repair ton Is due
| to Great Britain. and consents to deliver the
four prisoners to me, consider that thede-
| mands OF Her Majesty's Government are 20
far substan TALLY complied with that 1t In my
duty, In obedience to your Lordships com.
mands, TO report the facts TO her Ma es'y =
Goyarnment for their consideration, and 10
remain at my post until receive further or.
ders. have the honor to enclose . copy of
the answer which have made to Mr.. Sew.
ards note. have confined m yself to stating
that will forward = copy Of 1t to Her h1a.
jesty's Government, and that will confer
with Mr.. ssward personally on the arrange
| msnts to be made for the delivery Of the pri.
| soners to ms. Ihave, &C.,
CSigned) Lroxs.
tThese enclosures have already been pub.
IA1L RussnL TO LORD Lyons.
FoR8Iay OPYIcB, Jan IL, 1852.
Ny Lord ;-In my dispatch to you Of the
S0th OF November, after informing you of
the circumstances which had occurred In re-
lation 70 the capture Of the four persons
taken from on board the Trent, stated to
you that 1t tnus appeared that certain indi.
vidua ais had been forcibly taken from on
| board British vessel, the ship Of q neutral
power, while such vessel was pursuing law
full and innocent voyage, an act Of violence
which was an Ahr0nt to the British nag and
. violation Of information Law, I concluded
BY directing you, In case the reparation
which Her Msjesty's Government expected
to receive should not b offered BY Mr.. sew
ard, TO propose to that Minister to make
such redress - alone would satisfy the Brit.
ish nation-nsmely. drst, the liberation Of
the four gentlemen taken from on board the
Trent, and their delivery 10 your iordship,
In order that they might again b placed
under Rrttish protsctton; and, secondly, .
suitable apology for the aggression which
had been committed.
Irsceivsd. yestsrday, your dispatch Of tie
2yth ult., enclosing note TO you from Mr..
seward, which h. In substance, the anawer
70 nay dispatch u the seth Of November.
Gs0essatag % aucs 10 Tia uaain potpU N
1isgu(stuG sasvsss ~, her Mstsety.i 4ove3N.
R1at hare aesasally tssgpiss0 eAW III &t,
MUM I'M: n e|e N l g's'
| HIN lAlF'|Hs' rl''aflls',
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TIE HEROES OF PEACE
AND
THE HEROES OF WAR

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TIE pAY SCHOOL EEL.

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