The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-12

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LATEST FROM sxw11ks, NC.
The New York EzVrsss sf Wednesday, Aasaa
eth. has tha soiawine,
From others and passenssrso of The st4asss ssr,
soy Blue, which lsft Newborn. n @ /, on SATURDAY.
the I'd Inst our feporssfs obtsiasd he soilswiag
The town Of Newborn il keps undsr tn stsiseaa
surveillance BY General Hossss ths pfsssst CON
mandsr Of North Carolina Who has sgatd:d As
inientou that In any OF his men were hrsd upso
~ rsstdents Of the town he shsa1d hold the piaoo
Responsible, and pull down the hoasss of u ~.
.ons tnas are known to b not on the aids ef the
TIE inhs otsnts Of tina city comprises abous ons.
inhd 10 one halt Secession eiemsns. which 10 b<gir.
ming to show its.E again dsly rsors aad moss. -
much So that 3sn. Foster has forbidden the assam.
bizg OF more than three perscns In the ssyees
Fears are entertained 1t Sewbern Ihas a q.
tack VIII be made from Kinston; but prspars
tions for such an event have been made. Al tas
vessels Ia port have been Instructed to lay at
short cables, and the steam trausports u have
steam up, SO as to be prepared for an ss,aex -
confederate pckets and scouting parties sro seen
daily within oat few niles OF he city.
ihare are naw six men and three wonen ocn.
tined il tie isil ON suspicion Of having been con.
heeted w,ta tas shooting OF the MAssachusstsA
soldier bat there Is no positive proof against
either of them
The health Of the soldiers II fair. the prevailing
disease being jaundics; but II IL fesrsd that An.
gust and september may prove bed months fos
lac men. Ice Ia getting very scarce, aad tue soir
dleTs tsel tho want of liz aaVoraiy
FINANCIAL
NEw YORK. Aug 7--Money r IN sbundant Gup.
ply aud easy at 4a5 per Cent on call. and 6a6 pee
cent. tor strictly prime paper Foreign exchange
rules dull 81 lx5si25S for meTchants, and x6At6i
ior bankers sterling Ga Paris IL 3oaA. <7k Amer.
lsalst per cent premium. CaIisornis gold bars
dull Ut 13fal34 per CONT preInium Governments
socks hrm nteds.ates6s lS6i, oe4 s9sS Iso Tita-
suFy notes, loaaalo2s Stocks are armsr. Illinois
Central has advanced /; New York Central I; Erfe
Reading Hudson. and Cleveland snd Toledo 1;
Michigan southern, I; Michigan Southern Guar.
sutesd, III Harlem Preferred. per cent.
OFFICE OF TIE ASSISTANT TRKA:uRxa q. g..
View York, August T. 1862
Total receipts .e9o7 232 81
Ioss payments. oo8 Z39 81
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| PHiL ,pxLpAlA. August 7-Thers has been a
entrs change In the toue ut financial circles within
| the past few days; iadeciSion and doilness has
| given place to a feeling OF buoyaucy and coma.
dsnee. and this is everywhere manifsstine tsslf
The sdvces from the Peninsula have set ss rest the
fears to the critical position OF McClellans army
| hy showing that be IL strong enough to taks the
| offensive. and t,ius tho single obstacle In the way
| OF baoyan ia the stock market IL taken away -
| The adviees from Earops ecndrm the fears Of
| short crop, aud this guarantees demand for our
own produce throughout the seesor From all ESQ.
tions Of tie North end West the hsrvssene y al.
moet unprecedented. both 10 quantity and quality,
cad those who can rssize ths immense tcdivduai.
cooperate, and national interests which arc depsp-
| Dent uraa these crops and how mucu each will b
| bensftted by the present circumstances Of their
| position, will understand the causes which
sra operating for 9 general revival Of activity
and buoyancy. a4.ooo0oo Of exports per week 70
Europe wtl bs sTeDs guarantee for peace, viii
| go far 10 equsiize exchanges; will bring down the
| price OF 60 d: viii crowd our railways sad csns;s
| with freight; win give our merchants aad isborins
people plenty OF busnsss; will gil ths pockets VI
| our people With profit; viii enable us 70 make
grester sacrifices 20 put pown the rebellion, aud
| give better heart 10 do IL
In stcck circles taese visws, together with ths
fact Cf the great plethora Of which 10 press.
ing for employment at from 10 y cent, and for
which there appears 10 be but little use outside Of
Wall or Taird streets. teMpts TO speculatvs trans
actisas and gives an upward fasn 20 priceA
i Letter 1aoA COL. zA1vos 49, Ias Chs11sStcn
| in prison at Fort Faf.yetts, TO President Davia
One Of the exchanged prisoners brought IL;
! FoRT LAFAYETTE, U. s. A., May 4, 1852
TIC His E1ceieHcy tie Presissai. Richmond Va .
Sir Il suffer so much from tis cruel treatment
! that AIN subjected 10 that 1t Ia right that on
should know of it, / write this on piece bf pager
| which fortune has placed ia my way. and il may
reach you:
have been prisoner nearly ten months. have
never oeen trea ed as prisouer OF war. am now
| 10 a casemase, under military confinement. Am
not allowed. even for a clclIen;. 60 60 out. Ali
verbal or written communication ith fieuds pro.
hi0ited. Whiting material, papers, ho,ks, even
my razor has been taken from me. Tho q. s.
Government refuse TO exchange CT parole me. The
only reason that can get from any one Il, thSs I
a0 dang -fous."
You may not know Of ne. Plsass refer 70 Gov
Letoosr. Respectfully. ZARvouA.
JoaNsoE W BRowsLow bRowSLow W
IoHssoS.-About the close Of 1881 Andy Iohzsou,
in = speech delivered At Nashville, thus sposs oS
Wm 9. Brownlow:
Not only has my political character 5een asesalsd,
bat nv prvats character has s wise been tbs suh-
tees OF shameful discussion among the nereest Of
my sssailan,s 10 one 9ropnicp. whom yoa al know.
His reputation for Wing 10 eQualisd only , his
fame ss Q common blackgus.d He can slandsr No
| one
And early ia January Of 1884 Drowulow made .
| spsech In the public square Ia Gashvils. n which
| occurs the following sentences
here dsnourcs, upon his own dunshin md
| hope within sound Of my voice. Andrew Johnsoc,
| the 0overror elect o. Tennessee. ~ vile de,na.
goaue, abolition satrap, an infamous liar, aibsl
upon dsp:svsd humanity, &c, &c.
Both were impressive and convincing speaksrs. q
many pers ns who heard both speechss expressed
their convictions At the time that boeA had spoken
ths truth in reference 20 each Other.
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