The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02
HRoM FORTRESS MONROE.

ERoH FoRTEs5s MONROE
foBrssss MoERos May 27th-Tha Norf,lE
Day Book, which was allowed to continue its
sane ny Geo. Wool, after he tocuphtiou of
>orfoik by the Uni:sd = atss forcre on condi
tlon thlt " shorld he rssp1ctf.l in it's tone
com nuEics'lon ID yas.erdny's p4yer, sigI ed
Inquirer" which, N severe language. as
sails ,hose ULion IitIZ ne Who have taken ID e
oath Of allegiance 10 the United State.. A
course II the Gs psr wa accused, and the
committee hAvMg waited upon Gen. Eiele,
aud statei their rfques. that tue paper should
% suppressed, ne atqu;ssced, and the order
was iss'ied this morning.
After & hard rain, Iastt all night, the
weather js now pleasant, bat very warm.
THINGS NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, MAY % The news from New
Orleans, announcing the appointment Of
General George y. Shepley rs Military Com
inanoant Of New Orieans-iu the absence Of
Gen. Butler-gives great satisfaction here,
where Gan 5 Is we'll known He is Il man
of very conservative principles, has been &
DamOcrRt.
The "rsd tape" which prevented all our
volunteer regiments. except the Seventh from
getting or to Washing sot, has hsen removed
by order OF the President, Capt. Larnsd, u
y. a now here, wing received a dispa tch
TO day commanding him to muster into tho
service such regiments rs hud their rolls
Tor IN with, and they will leave INN adi telv
The Seventy first, Ell, vsnth, and Tnir Y saw
smith will probably get OF Tits evening OF to-
morrow morning.
A sa1t under the Copfi.cation Act was
Drough: IN the United States District Court,
10 day. before Judge Smailsy. The defendant
Is n Mr. James u. Guthrie, the owner Of
sl6 900 Virginia bords. The District Attor"
uey, on tbs part OF the Govern aent, Contends
that he vas about removing said property %
Virginia, la Septam Der last, in violation Of
the act prohtbittng commercial intercourse
wi n he reballious States Guthrie denies
that lie intended to remove to Virginia, and
claims that he is a loyal citIzsn. Guthrie
vas recently released from Fort Lafayette,
whittier he had been sen! fo1 uste-ing disloy
II sentiments
Great Eastern, came up bstore Judge Belts
day. air. Towle claims 800 coo salvage
for saving taa vessel from snIpWreck-nOt
that ne vans the money, he says, bu: that his
claims OF saving the big ship from destruction
may bs Recognized by the owners well es
by the public. The c0usigpsss, Messrs How
land Aspinwall, have given sursties Tor ne
paymsn, o. the amount that may % recover
ed by Mr.. lowle.
JEFF. Dayis's colo ed coachmal, WIZ A
Jackson, Is announced to deliver an address
.hls syss.lcg, IN the Z on Zap lat ChpIca, n
Sullivan street The cQachuan is quite q
lion in his wy, aad is ~ cen fought alter. L.
is making considerable money, bu. rot 50
mach PRO aabi, as he would have IN AIDE had
he closed with az fer BarnHm IN AIDE hin. on
his arrival II this cily few day. ago.
a letter from Lon don, by the las; steamer,
states that there is a strong pre- bsbliity That
Madam 0oldschmidt denny Llnd) will re-
visit this country early next autumn.
Thurlow Weed is expected home In the
next steamer at this port. His per son al friends
have IN ade arrangement - 10 give him an en-
terta.uEoent on his arrival, with the Wow OF
drawing ont Of bin his impressions IF men
aud thipgs broad in respect ~ she rebellion
At home.
The German cabine. makers are on strike
They say that their average wages Just now
is not more than from S. TO s. par week. For
mtddjing hands they funk ~ to IS, and Tor
Fl rst rate hands $40 10 ~, would be no more
tina fair.
Southern trade 10 beginning to look up a lit
tie. The hotel registers chow a number OF
names from Mast vile, and other places In
tina: region. They don't bring IN ach money
with them, apd ,heir credit Is none Of the
best. But there ara numerous exceptions "a
,hs general rule Dry goods. sh1 es, 3. q b ats.
are what they want most Genin Is supply
Ing them literally With these latter He wants
10 enoou' age them just like 4snin
Tas weekly 1spor: Of tho Cornmissio usTs OF
exhibits a large falling of In III Q
lumber Of arrivals his year as compar ed vi tn
Is, 1861, the Eumoe was S',lis-to same date
$50, Il, 706-a decrease CT nsarly ID, 900. the
arrivals Iast week were 3,476.
tt waa repor tea III Walls rect this afternoon,
that the news mad bean received that General
Mcclellan was in Richmond. Doubtless the
',oTy WAS one of the onnard family, that are
"a now SO numerous, ana ths object Of which
s to affect the stock n .rAe!.
TIE sTsvEss SATISFY.
WAsRIsaroN. May 1S The Secretary Of the
navy has furnished Congress with the result
# the sxamination, III sde by special board,
If the Stevens Battery, as an fl tieot means OF
coast defence. They think that for this pur.
pose it Will require essentia notifications,
wing to the recent imp vements In naval
warfare. "A tns Sscretary believes that II was
u tended by Congress TO apply the nearly
$500, 900 heretofore appropriate upon the bat
cry according 10 tue original plan, had i:
,aen approval, he does Lot feel authorized 10
x rea1 the money 20 carry on. the suggestions
II the boArc.
PKooBEDIEGs OF TIE FEDERAL ooEGREss.
WAsHIHaToN, May rs Senate Mr. Sumner
Mass } offered am-r dmsut as u new sec
ION, providing "that Aly person who shall
,,asm she service or lAoor OF any person for
ife, under the laws of my State, shall be tax.
ID, on account of each person 90 taxed, tho
'um OF tan c0iiars." Re claimed that such a
ak could be laid without in any way reccg-
lIZtDY The G fsusive doctrine that slaves vera
properly. IL Was simply tax on person.
Mr. Sherman (Un o. believed tina. slaves
we're peTsons and We're entitled to nil the
tights OF persons, aud as such they could not
Do taxed In tbs way, and certainly the Son
stor from Massachusetts would not propose to
AK them ~ property Besides. IL we under
ook TO col ect such tax, 1t would only fall
IN the loyal men OF the Border States, aud be
cooked npon as IN indirect attempt at en- an
,ipation IL, was willing to meet the Quss-
ion OF emancipation openly when the time
'omes, aud II he believed the Union could not
,e preserved without it, he would supper. the
President In emancipation The only pracu-
al way to tax the Larger portion OF the Soatn
vas 10 tax cotton.
On the suggestion OF several Senators. M.
sumner modified his amendment 90 IL TO DO
q the language Of the amendment offered oy
he Senator from knooe Isiand mt. Sim.
an ann u II tax OF nve doliars
mail be paid by every person or persons, GER
,oration or society, for aud Oh account ofs
nv other person Der ween the ages Of zen and
lxty -nve yeas, whose service or lab. for =
ERIN of wears or life is claimed TO BE- owned
~ such frs men TONED person Or persons,
% poratioI or society, whether IN n ia dietary
a paci,y or other wise under tho 10 Vs aud Gus.
oms of any State; and said annual tay shall
~ levied on and coiiec ted Of such person or
persons, corporation OF society IN ski az sub
!ain and OF their goods. chattels aud lands;
,ut in no case shall the person or persons
whose service OF labor IL 80 claimed, De sold
or the purpose OF collecting the said tax" II
urther provides that this tax ,ha all not apply
% service dn. " parents
Nj Sumner. In reply to Mr. Sherman, sad
W IN ig III aS welt taa the STAKEHOLDER as the
.acIion"sr, tr any ether empioy meat. lLs
lav eholdof's employment TO make slaves
~ork--0s an nuctionssr In human Ltbsgty,a
'roker IN human rtghts. and 1uesler In hu.
aar Tsr;ng
NJ ~, rwnr lUnt) ali re xoul not t-piy
% IN. !, :natcr's den uneiatich Of Shareholders.
Though he abhorrsd and uppossd slavsry, Ne