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

yROfRESS I)E I6E w ALI.
FROM TIRE NORTH.
rrer late copies OF Northeyn Journals we
make uS the following sumraary Of inter-
ssiinE Eews;
xs.sAas op rHs aovERyos CT sgw rosx.
s,Y.sY. Isn. This Governers message
bri.ny Esy,ews the present conditlca of the
eounsry, and says taat ID State credit Ii ever
,,sod higher. The finances are in a at.sfac-
tory JLdttlcD. The balance In Ihs treasury
"a -pieu, osg last was SSos5.o00 Taa war
t.xn has beea reduced from ;wo TO @ so and O.
hsn nl;lcaS, forty per cent Of ths advances
made rs he state having been returned by
the fpoerni 1oYeru ment to the treasury -
The Ags regSte number or men raised IA tn c
Stsss FOL he var, hrs been l2o,a ,aSS, of " hlcE
- 90 aEe now ia the Held, and IL 100 are
70 ~ In ,he Stale.
Ne siiuded 20 ;Ae subject Of hAr Dor defsnoes,
argins prompt measures - obtain Cons sres
h,onal app- opfSSauLs, and rseotuia sn dfn &
that The state pFoesed ST onc4 with the
works. War W.ln Ehslahd Is deprecated,
A. fyauSht wish Unt toIG disasters AZ this ttine,
when the StAte's resources are 81 lai4.i5
drawn upon 10 oyeTWA helm he rese !ion, II"
toAeiodes vita the declaration mat he"
Ioix VIII do everything 10 sustain tne
TsK OHIO LssisIsIgKE-NsesA1z CT TRz 90v-
8As0s.
CIEAvSIAS1, Jan. { The Ohio Legislature
was orEsuiz-A to- day, &nI the 0oyernor's
Message rs>esye., Toe N0yeIR0r- con2ts4u-
laleS lbs iSCia "a %. as prospect Of favera-
bis termination Of lie present war and Oh ne
general I!cayei!iy ot the STATE for the past
year. lie relates briefly the history of the
StAie since 4S1-, when the Consiitulor was
s5Oytecr s9oWIn. It's immense increase IL
wealth and popuiat.oe.
Alier deyUtIs Some space 10 affairs 0 ( To-
esi interest, lie rst=yS 10 the report OF Secrs
.gsS 4 " Fas srsssF slet y,@
ssia5.!sbiug : EatioasI currency rs. liable 10
May objections, and jnpTactic4ble as &
measure of relief 10 tks Government. lie
IkeElse objects TO t8e income fsA im posed b.
cong fress as making an UuWlse dlscrir8ias-
tiOn ostwesL people Who ara ali-wlllInE 20
coBtrtouta 10 the suppOF. Of the Government
Ia proper ton "a thsir mssns, and discriral.
Lhtihg between Ihs lniteI STATES aad STATE
SIC uriti7s.
Referring to military Airs, the Governor
stAtss that on tia arsL cali OF the Presi drnt
5000 men yolG- tasEed. The nun ber Of men
fgoin Uhlo now Ia ths thFss years service is
s,htt, OF which Eg1 bsE id 9aj are ia active
seISics oBfalde of tha StaEe This does NOS
iSctnde cstlLens y! taIo VINO have entered
"a iltary organizations II other States, oe-
cause OF tte want OF an hon tySsto EeGsi "a
them al Ohio The total amount expended
tJr u al purposes 10 Jau ,ary !. 1852, nciReiug
porsiJ iiabiiities, le 81. .33s, ,i5!
lac Governor THINKS tAe ultimate effect
Of The war wii pc The extinction q hia-
very, bat De depTecaies immediate ernanci.
paaon.
FROM foETBKSs NoERoh-eAILIEG OF CgLELEs
ssssY PosTss foR RArfBkAa.
FoaTssss NosRoK, Jaa. 6-The u. States
steamer =, Spae sdlAg sails hence for Hat
:eras Inlet this afternoon. Among her pas
sengeis IS Chas ID snry Foster, u, = mais hal
for r0rtE Carolina
a fsg of truce from the flag ship, this after
noon, brought from , Nortclg Captain EaiPh
Hunt, OF company q, Ist Kentucky regiment,
ard Lieut.. Ives, "f company &, T9-n y. i
regiment, reieAsei prisoners fTc.a IL cum olG.
Thss ccu-plete lie number o1 zoo pris0 0Ders
released.
lhe accumulation of letters sent 20 this
pisCe for transmission to prisoners of war
sGd hers et the South, has become so Iarss
that the mem hers OF Gen er3t WOODS stan
wbo a~e employed III their eXamlAanon,
cannot attend TO "a third or those that arrive
daily Orders Will he issueU arISily 10
LIMIT them III some way, lhe nuIlbe which
sre ,iloV,sd 20 p.se Lna mean time sill per
sers dgsIri.4g 70 commune II wit ii friends
IL Tie Sonth, are rsqoes led u make their let
itrs is fGw AID "a brief as possible. There
arsuow saVerEi thOusAod wFi'Ilg 10 be ex.
Auiued, aud many Uf tAem VIII ich ara too
ieng 10 be read, VIII be destroyed without
being read.
xoSa rxisossEs Al THE wssaEo-oz yEYiIB
PstsoS as4 3AxTGy- M-ls. asEEAE0w rssa~
-HT9 9E lssASfLT.
Washington correspondent, Of the 9Th
inst, communicates the following to a BAL.
.imore journal
Three prisoners have been added 20 the
snarge OF Lleutenant Sh Atdou, at the femtIe
PRISON, formerly Mrs Gresohow's hoGse --
Two OF them are from WasninEfop and tha
other is mrs. BaXley. from Baltimore ar
rested whiis trying 30 make her way.Lnrough
oar u2es across the river, and not uro ta5
uld Point ooat, as tue papers state. Sho Is
an numitigated rebel aud uheered Iustiiy for
Jsn Davis ald the Southern ConTederacT
p"rambule tory gentleman Of the organic
musical persuasion happen ing TO bs in The VI
ciEtF al The prison the highly excited fe-
male r"ot! IA state OF iuchrcera ton threw
the said musical amateur the sam of tw0
shiiiinge, and requested h. m to strike Il :
Dtxie.' But under the application Of q
thr eatened bayoneI charge from tn ) grim
sentinel who keeps watch and ward over tie
Involuntary ipmntes, he retrsated, not. hcW
ever, without securing the price Of his un
sErrsd services, aud amid the exscratloEs Of
tEs tuneIess femi le. >ftar a ights re6Ac-
sion her passion became Modified. and the
next morning she WAS found bathed in tears,
and willing I" accept the profered food which
che mad so persisiently refused since her cap
ture TWO days before
The other two lade. were taken before the
Provost Marshal 10 day TO obtain their state
rnsBts, and il is stated that they viii proha-
bly be rslessed. II is probable. also. that
Miss Poole viii he released an0 sent 10 Rich.
mond via Fortress Monroe and Norfolk the
Government having nothing particular
against her, except being & dungeons woLaan
al large. she hss conducted herself very
quietly and properly since her arrest
hsio mrs GTeennow, the physicians in at
tsndsnce pronounce her 8 rnonomaU lac, and
II confin-d mn nch longer, will become hops
lesely crazy. It is already stated, and " ith
much show OF probability. thai she VIII be
rsmored further koTth-probabIy Fort War
gen-iu a few days.
N'efkYEsk's SILL IL TEEFKpRRAL CoEGsBss-
ITS PRoYlsIoss.
The following is the bill introduced III the
Yankee House OF Representa- tives few days
ago, by hiT. Stevens, of Fennsyiyania:
/. That ali laws or parts of laws creating
anu ESTABLISHING ports Of ent try or delivery IL
any Stats now in rebellion De and the same
are merely repealed
= hereafter vessel, either foreign or do
meiuc, except sach as bsiong 10 or are en-
g.oyed by tps Government OF the United
S'a'rs, shall enter or leave any OF the said
wsaihsr
., II any vessel SHAH violate, or attemn. to
sloiate, the provisions Of this act, the said
.es1ei, cargo, and everything appertaining
sae!eti, shall be foFfei ted, the one half 20 90
~ S.e capiors, and the other hait 10 tho Uni
othtes, and every person Is hereby an-
sloF 1ed TO make such Seizure, and The cap
salh Or commander OF such vessel shall be
alsu not exceeding five hundred dollars.
- Inc said vessel and cargo may be seized
'eAy place a seq or In any port, ana The
sSocs may be taken wherever found, either
Vh iahG OF water
n. ihs proceeds shall be divided amonst
saeeaptors according TO the law now reSa.
isarg pr!a-s.