The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13

WisAin ~ UniteA SUSSEX aad shAii alD =
irnfni I1nney anA 3 lognl tender IN p4y.
msnt 81 al debts, pubic and private. ana
shall % exchar geabie Ia sums not less tnan
e. Any r.. u 8 ssa ans a.
flicss OF the Assistant TrcasoTsrs IN New
YorK. Boston, pnisAdeipnis, Sc. Louis, and
ut the repositories in Cincinnati, fof any Of
The per cent. tsssn,y 5~ass conpom oon9s - es
Traaaury In uov or may hereafter be ant hor-
ixsd to issue. nnf emch Treasury notes shals
be received the sau1c as coin, AZ their par
ralue. In pas mens 20. any bonos fnas may be
Treasury, and such Treasury notes may be
re-issued froca time 10 time, IS the ex,genei. y.
If the public service m ny INQUIRE. There
shall be printed on the back OF tie Treasury
,otes which may be issued under the pro-
visions of this act, the folio wing words: THE
within note is legal tender in paymen. %
IL debts, public and private, and Is ex
shangeable for the coupons or registered
bonds OF the .United States. be airing pei
cent. interest.
raz SATANIC JAcosIs b At WORK TO oyBR
THROW THE eoyEESAREr.
Under the above caption the New York
Hsra,d, of the 9Th inst, has scathing edi-
sorial, from which We make the following
extract:
We learn from the Boston Liberctcr that &
meeting was held in Massachusetts OF } AGO
ain revolutionary club to ''SDpersede" the
President, as was recommended in the be-
ginning OF the war by the Little William" o.
tine New York 1imss, and he has been openly
threatened by the Tribune aud other ADoli
lion Journals frequently since. The Gov
ernrA emf has been also warned publicly b.
aadacious demagogueS in Congress AID os
itineran lee, urers that il stands upon u pre-
eipice, liable to be dashed to pieces at any
moment unless it will yield to their fanatica
one idea. limitations OF an equally NE
lancins nature have been made in secret TO
he Presden, and bis Cabinet by The leaders
OF the Jacohin CLUBS. The object of these
In rea,s Is TO in.imidate the President int.
a compliance with tneIr infamous demands.
One portion Of the agencies used by tn
81 "a ps Is the manufacture or public OPINION by
means OF lectures in favor OF their revolu-
.ionary views, and instiIliEg theIa ainous
me generals and subordinate officers CT n.
army, in order to corrupt their minds, ano
renusr them dlsioyal to the government an
the constitution. Washington has beea spe-
ciaiiy selected tor the purpose, and Int
Smithsonian Institute Is pT0sntuted TO tht
reason. Already DIoHnsoE, CnauEiug,
sumner, and Greeley AhNe ieetured, Cnd tn.
next, is 10 De Cheever, linen Beecher, Cur tbs,
ana Wendell Philips. such are The dyea
III The wool abo.itioa propaganuis.s who, g.;
the very seat OF government, are taiatias
me army and lis officers with their royolU-
tionary ideas.
NEW YORK MONEY MATTERs.
The New York Herald, Of the 9th inst, has
the following:
The upward movements In gold continue ),
most ot the brokers' quote 1t per cent. pre-
MUM. Exchange rs also better; the bes.
bills are held al li4i AlI5, but, hs US ual on
Wednesdays, there IS NO thing doing.
The money market Is easier. We hear OF
several loans at SIX Per cent, though seven
u stlil the regular rate. Paper Is scarce, III.
pest goingi what brokers are beginning 10
Gala ''shoody paper'-viz: secep.ances OF
merchants and bankers here drawn agaiast
goods maize III the country for government
use.
stocks were less active o-day than yester-
day, out there Was u great Ge;ii OF Outsiut
Gus iig never theiess. Al the opening IN tn,
upwards. On the call, however, an increase
supply came flom 81 ME OF the jobDrrs ana
prices gave way attraction, ciosing weak.
among the State STOCKS North Caroiin az
rose /, and Missourls 1; Nirginias doclneu
1. ltis curious that tue 5onos OF Virginia
which owes *i3, 100000 Is thoroughly famed
10y the war, and Cannot for many years, Il
ever, pay her interest, are selling at eiHh.
Der cent above the bonds of Missouri, whici
only owes $4,000 900, and wall proba oh
came out OF the wa: a. free State, with greater
resources aad greater capa iii ties OF wealth
Than any other State OF the West.
DEMANDING RAILROAD FARE PROM soLDIERs-A
pgsPER AFR ROW IN TRAIN OF CARS.
The New York correspondent OF the Balti-
more Clipper, of the sth inst, says:
On Monday, a squad of soldiers. twenty In
number, made All attack on the cond uctor
If u passenger train at bridgeport. because
the conductor demanded their fare. Some
half dozen bay0nets were drawn upon him,
when. with great presence of mind, he
wrasted one from the hands Of the holder
anG defended himself. Others Of the pas
sengers came 10 his rescus with Clubs Of
wood, while the engineer threatened to de-
cspi Ia te the mutinasrs with his axe. At one
time foAr or Ave ~ the volunteers had hold
If The conductor at once, blu: he being
= CoWerfui Eian, and armed with the seiZei
bayonet. was able to defend himself Tia.
excitement on board was, Of course, very
great, but order was finally restored by all,
save one, paying their fare. This one was
gut off the cars, and the train proceeded on to
Hartford.
LATEST FROM 0AIRo--FgDsgAL Reconnaissance
-CATURE or ConFEDERATE MAJOR.
CAIRo, Jan. S.-Flag Officer Eoote, with
the gun boa's Essex, Lexiug ton, aud Tyler,
made q reconnaissance down the Mississippi
yesterday morning. He went within 200
wards of the range of the rebel batteries
On his return, he was fired at by the rebel
gun. boat Mohawk, TO which he replied, but
the shots all fell snort.
The flag officer is highly satisfied with the
reconnaissance, and has examined all points
on the river as near as two miles to Colum-
bus.
A despatch from Cape Girardeau yester-
siay, says that u detachment Of the Seventh
Illinois Cavalry, while scouting, had cap
tured Major Williams, Of JEFF. Thompson's
band.
The Surveyor of the port of Metropolis has
seized q large quantity of gold lace, NOR
phine, and other costly drugs, intended for
the rebelss The goods were from Oncinnati.
The English war vessel which arrived at
Annapolis, Md, on the 9Th inst Is still
anchored of the har0or. As yet none Of the
GfficarS or crew have gone ashore