The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25
VOL. AXIll.


| New York, "t which tas following - ti,e snb
! stance
| That on the Cd OF September aadison Y. Jobn.
son. Of Gsfena Illinois, ana another person named
sheehan or somethng like That aame also ffon,
Oaena. arrived at The fort as prisoners They III
once aNo"ea fheif sympathy with the vicen, Sc.
cassion prisoners who werc there before .Iukns,.,
WAS the most oGtepobeE be cunVefsed frs,t, an
the k"hiee's connected with present ,lit,ie niiir,s
No~ed einset ta JascF rI Jas Coasttshtta,i Of re
>"aFaft" tlAgc@ra'3 ~ pytlrrac, 20 ne Cassti5..
| f'oa Of sse t"ie'd Sasrs 3a4t As oas a,pasfd =,
! a Continuance Al III. EsioH as a .eas, .hat ia.
| war ought not to be continued ia :hna exu.ess.
ms himself tie asSnd4*d % understand shorcusl.iy
Tue objects aad aims vi tAe leaders of the rebellion
sad OF 'ne desisas ot their synlpsthizeGs IN the
| He said that the Northwestern States were TO he
Invaded. the Soathern Constitution to lie pro.
eiainaea aad TIE tree sisaua Cf tte M.sSisspp,
pfnheied That on tAi5 bsing doue the people icsa
.2Te ofSah';td aG0 prepared ieT a. wonid I.se.
loose irom the Yankees. ami !! necessary to pnt
! down opposition fiS a-hDis Xl!S sryhla ytR ,r;,s
! rsr6Fs Of hioO3 Whiie he gay. utieranes To The
foregoing words. he accompanied them by ailusons
10 Organizations being ia e>iseuce Ia carry cut the
/ plan.
| Hs also stated that sLsn be was arrested larae
numbers !rcla the surrounding country cali ~ on
INN and ofe-ed a rescue hai aha, b. advised n IA
/ 20 leave ;he whole nlatref him thar the tine
| had NOT Yet srived t'T han 10 act bar thsi it
| would surely come.
rHK TELEoRAas TO THE HoRrH-T,sr souru
fiGHriNG foR rEG 'otp Flag"
/ The Richest dispatches We have yet seen in the
Nariaern ,.apsss siv beios They ara frssn
! Washington, aud are published in the Albany tN
| V sssRs. Is the korth "a nation ol FOOLS
FROM several sources /. has been iutioiat,t that
ths C"ntederates ATE anxions To abandon the indie
penden, nstonaiiiy programme. ard 10 oroc.a,ln
themselves tie friends Of thr Constitution II " ~
sepottsd few days AZ" that the rebel army. uu
der S"ne~ali Jackson, npon toucIi.ng the soil OF
MAryia laid aSie the Stars ami Para and ra;s-,
| the Stars and %trpes, aaa ti,uslurs. that ;hev
were coming io res;oIe the t'niun Il was and to
insn; AN the old Constitution. 4 gentleman " ho
~ frfed I" entertain sS97ss iNu pcnciisi:Ies iIo
aas fereuiN L prisoner un the cthsr side al
the Hue, speaks 81 IL conversation with aii officer ~
the .ehel srmy, il, " hca hr Was cnDidsutiaily IN,
t"Tme', that lie purpose o she invas.,.a 81 8ary
land WAS 10 raise ibe old aud Stripes aud
! call upon the seolie of both the K",tL and South
to aid the army ot ieneral Lee It, suhyrlfing the
pTesen: Adn,nisI ration. fud resiDtipe iLs tn:,D
| aud The Constitution. He saya Iba; tis ide4 sva.
pfomns gated officially through tho rebel army sud
! tLa, i's announcement revived tile hopes and the
| spirits 81 the men, and tlii,d item with
! th"s!asi than had al any Tine bcioIr been .atAb
| iIed
II these Representations. are tYn- IL - evident
that :he ieaiars ol the susoiii- arc convinced t
tueiF original Programme - Complete failure s<iid
/ hkr Ssiiy politicians they a.- ie:sis u..,la
! all They nave t0d@--tu e. ample nlifr tiirir tgr Il
feet thr Constitution uf fii,. scaled Confederate
Staiss. a.d the new flag they have tsAji-,i tn i
iAntree, aud Ia ehtot The 81 H .iTu.rd Il u.itt
al organ 2aiiar, i'F The pHrFes- ii working ou =
revolution which ,AHy tSV1 h, ni,si,, io eii-fi
I hs lie simple iu:c- -:
/ There is tea.oi T., beicsr ;'a! itts ni5d,Gca.zu
ai te rooe isgfauiInr - without ,tid,Il enA
abe;0fs IL te North. ii.t theIr IL ,tang.r I.i
! The whole character nl ,h1 rebellion sud ti.r ", i,
( for the Union may Ia com i!st-iy changed The
rfDrt njW sreins Ia bc lu combine together au ih-
elements u hostility, North and S0nth against the
.t,.-Di .t..ll afs..,,g
intervention, s,iellpt 10 talntain tie in5ry
riiy ii ttIe called Southern Coneslagaey :, = uliy
expect Aext to hear at organized .tfU:t bring
! the radicals Of New Eugiani their senses aud
/ compel tleia to support the uniop instesi Of de
/ ncuncing il, aud to maintain tbe Constitution IN
stead ot '';.iiing Hpon II ~ covenant With he'll
Whispers Of lvasiing politicians here. of every
stripe, iii'i!eafe tuaf We Atandug Upon the
brink II political V,il4i,n bal may al any mo
meut bi.rst ni'ou tie c"a..:- .ad ",e4 :!Iros. !! with
iisc anir' ut anarchy and confusion. fh. 4yna al
he times 'ie pregnant with gf~.: events, I
I Pcftait l"f lhe iuti'- MStte "! flr nation than
HE great b;iiyea which E!osIrntariiY tsp.r;rL
SWORD FOt ArMIitsl. Fuur"--EE - syuiINa
10 DRAW IT AGAINST hI.W YoEk -ArrLAu.E
TLe Brooklyn -. " alh-...aarl WIS cro., ,ird
on The Uh 10 wigneaa te !.les, .':iion Rear Al
niral Foo'e VITA Ss.oid WITH gold seabb.il
and nr.4ar liuery it. ine Admiral il returning
tLanl. Tor it, said
shall endeagor 10 bo worthy Of it. aud sl:H
hope 10 trsllsiiii: il IL MY latest osrriiv ,s An
evidence of your friendship aud appreciation. and
a.i lndUComent >tu them to iv faithful III Yiu-
c;t'ing onr glorious Onion AID tic su!feIacY of tie
Constitution and tie !;t"sI .ii;-ast at home
and :Ibrc2dagitiGst internal ana external enemies
viii valid il ior I'll Whole coUntry i,lppiau.e
against any Stale; aye, even lie State 81 New
York or Connecticut, should either prove iccreIttt.
III attempting to withdraw lh-ir sartha emblem
of their State;rom the biur Uaion oi oar glorious
old ia;,. Applause
To this end pray that may. be enabled 10 &c
As faithfully IN the tuiilre ~ Lumbiy h"p- have
done III the past, when nIesti;ig eeiiies IN he
East. as i'll lay efforts towards crushing this afro
cioas rebellion i'll the South say his a;Toeiou-
rebellion aud Is it not ln at:ociuts rth.luu, when
the south ia presenting the IOugl.u spectacle 10
the civilized world oi having voluntarily gene into
the election Of the Presidency prescribe 10y
the Constitution and, finding itself il: the minority.
attempts 10 rule or ruin the Government il had III
common with the North. fought 10 establish! 4p-
plause.
The oceasOn and circGlnst lnces hav, lei in,. TO
revert 10 past scenes and persona! Seis.ces. Nay-
lng done this peiit He, ~ this solemn crisis, to
add that glorious future Is ;tssurrdiy open
and 10 our country uudtr Providence, Ii" CON.
ditiou that The euiire ioy.l North Immediately
arises in liz might foregoing al. ufii~F consider
ationg, and either in person or Otherwise con
c1niTaLes It's powers - the work ut cinehng His
monster rebellion finally and forever l5pp.aysr.
have already occupied too much OF your time,
but could not tortaAr SaTi4g thus mitch sIch
hcefs, who are. uanY %; them unsurpassed IN t.aif
profession in Europe. or III the world From many
oi them have buen glad ti learn lbai ia
the navy What may .ihars be lacking IL .bg
ny-h&fLu0Uy q, 4ctiou. l ii.ihk ie..5uti Gi
il is We have anlcng IA" aspiranis g.: ihe Pre-
sidency applause 40 political oiheefs~-our Az
pira'ons confined IA lie navy SCtiiy may ;ink
tlat ~e have no right 70 speaki hut nave found
hal even when the iaen al The suu3 IL ls best
t" gave ihen. word OF encourage gtmeut Az
ilinsr.
In CONCLUSION. The Admiral renewed his ihs.nks
lar The gilt! and his Gi.Iltest promise 10 II, II
need be- III defence di the "to4 oi lie Gyms iid
lion aud tho whole "f The 'Iu:on. lih.u.cn2c II
l.ise
iho hd,niIa.a speech was productive %, the
i"si electric effect particular ~ tlisi portion here,
saiiae the action 10 The word he seized tie ord
anl bi an'siiing il "L patriotic i,e. vowed Il. do
has dhiy tioneii bis nst!Ye stale aLod!d pgsse Ir
cI-ant u lri i.ust.
The sword presented l.. the Admiral by his
.irseprossib:e conflict" friends ia New Yo.a aud
tho ieng hssi inscription il seeased hi, eiiosta
ter The suppl ession Of he slave Trade lie has gone
"a W Washiugt"n - elite al-.n has ,es aa chef o,
The f.drssa of E4npmsni and Recruiting.
KETALiArIJf, ADyoC ATtD AZ IIir NORTH
Tie New YORK Iiiaes. relying ou Mcclellan
dispaicles that h- took laFg, ii,i.i,er ot toli-l
crate prisoners 1T HageiAtonu. calls tor rrta alton
Il says;
We trust our tioyelninen' v'i lose lo iils in re.
faitttfo2 aP0B atfm the treatment extended 10 the
p,so4eis captured iftii Pope, ld now iii cnnGiie
ileut At i:ieLiloud. The fcbei authorities o-ieH
ta.iousiy hAaounce that aSy sight coifiaissioned
officers belonging ~ bis arny are n," iaefe--iiot
held AZ prisoners oi w;tr, but kept al ,"se eonine
n,ent
oar Government hsa 40 right Ia abandon these
Ia The barbaroiis cruelty of The rebe a,ithof
ii~s. And she only way of resc'lilE oni from IL