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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

Contintl1 Alexis MERCER and Aichae
O'Connor were brought before the Mayor
yesterday, charged with shooting at each
other, on Friday night last, st the Secession
Club Restaurant, On Main street Nercier,
keeper Of the saioon, wss shot through the
arm, and OConpor was snot through the
mouth, having six HE teeth removed by the
operation. No Witnesses appearing against
either party, The examination WAS continued
until the Goth ut., the parties being admitted
to bail for their appearance.
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SsusA.r. Esprsss-Ws are pleased 70 lea,

Ssu4ksvs Esprsss are pleased 70 learn
that j. +. GIBSON, Ess., late Agent Of the
Southern Express Company, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent, and that Mr.. John 4.
Bowen, late Of Baltimore, has been appointed
Agent In this city. The Office Of the Com.
psny In this city il In tho large irou-front
building, south Main street, square above the
Ranka
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

RslsoseA.-Valsntine Hechler, arrested some
weeks ago for supposed disloyalty, having IN
dsrgone an examination before the Court Of
Inquiry now sitting here, has been released
from Castle Goodwin He was required to
take the oath Of allegiance. Mr.. Hsohier has
several sons in the Confederate States Army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

Ssisurs Of Battsr.-SeeiDg the sign Of
Butter for Sale on clothing store in JET
terson Ward, yesterday, two Of the Provost
Marshai's police entered the place for the pur'
pose of pl occurring rome Of she scarce com
modify. On entering they were conducted ny
stairs, where they found barrel Of butter,
which the owner, Abram Henry, said they
could have at seventy ave cents per pound, or
The whole at sixty ave cents. The detectives,
knowing that the prescribed price was nftty
cents per pound, concluded to take the whole
lot, and did 80, including the owner in the bar
gain who slept last night in Castle Goodwin.
Il will be found, on examination, that there
is 10 scarcity of butter In this city. Consid-
erabis quantities of it, hewever, are in tine
hands of unprinciped men, who will hoard it
to the last, in order 10 get more than fifty
cents per pound for it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

FsprAAL OurIAa.s IL TIES Wssf.-The
Federal freebootsrs on tho Mississippi are In
augurating the same system OF viilainy Pnr-
sued by the Yankees on the RappahaurocA
and 10 North Carolina; but We are sretineo
IN learn that the true-near!ed Soa.hern men
arc applying tbs torcn to their properly "a
.her than ses 1: fall into ths hanoso' the ma
rauder.. We coTy sns following from the
Memphis Ay1Gs, OF april 49,
Two or three days since psrty OF about Sc
Fsdsrals found Jhsir way dowh Ia Ugh the
oys,Eov.d to.:crs t. 'hs Plantations Of Dr.
dardiu a1d Mr. Felix AAenier, below Osos0if,
on the Arkansas slice. They came Ia AKIN
and "duR outs Gid we're WILL armsd Ln-
srinx the residence of Or. Hardin, they in
ouifet for him. Fortunately he was or 6
distant portion OF the plan rat;on. and being
s.iy.sed Of the object Of tAStr viGit. managed
to rs;S himself until they departed. large
ruu ar Of his negroes were coaxed Il, auo
9TH be.ook themselves to The swanls, and
have doubtless fallen into the haLos OF The
narauders.
The Feds1sis searched the plantation for
Gotten, two or thres hundred bales OF watch
we're found stored IL 81 shed bat s. they could
uot take 1t with them, II was left unmo Led
mr.. Lanier's PLANTATION, adJoinlng thai OF
Mr.. Hardlr, was next visited, but the export
OF the Fsderais being In the nei2hborhood
having reached him, he was better prepared
Tor them. Hastily collecting his faiDil- ana
nearly Gil The egross on the plan 81 on, be
removed Them 10 lace OF temporary safsty.
and during The day manager 10 have them
conveyed down 10 Fort Pillow. The Fedora s
made diligent inquiries :or Mr. Lanior or his
overseer and others. but learning nothing Ct
him, soon left Another plan alton was aiso
visited, and it's proprietor, whose name we
have not obtained, arrested and o3rried eft.
III, Laniers pl IN liou contained several
hundred bales of cotton, which he burned
after the departure of Tho Faderajs, fear.cs
their return.
Or. Hardin also applied hs torch, hot on
20 tSc cotton, bal = Ais steaIn saw mill GE,i
cotton gin, de terlI'ned, With Mr l.anter, ID n
,o:n!cE which could De o sly service 20 The
Feasrais should fail into .aei- A2IGs. lis
family was ESQ removed ecr0as the rive.
rLese gentlemen occupy promiieat positions
n ;he Le!g horhood, and have bssn quite
1eslcus IL the,r asvetiCu 10 Lhs tsusl-iUr-
,hey!ng II IN avery way possible, Fer III Is
they have besa reported 10 the sedersls by
some OF the traitors who .ure in every vicinity
as a. subjects Tor arrPS.,
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Hss. yola H. Bots This gentleman was
released from imprisonment In Castle Goodwin
yeste1 day evening, aud permitted to rstA.rn 70
his residsnce in Henrico county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

The Coium bus (niississippU Republic learns,
through private letter from Ken tusky. that
the Lincolnttss had Allied the 0lassow jail
with southern rights men. aud oonnscstsd
negroes, horsesy etc.
The Matches CsxyjAr learns that Mr. Samuel
Scott, an old citixsa and planter Of Jeffsi 20 n
co unity. Miss committed suicide az his place
on the mo ming Of the 10Th inst.
u. W. Hay, under sentence Of death, for
the murder OF Joseph Steele, At Lancaster :.
VILE, s. y has had his sen tsae . comma tsd by
Gov. Picksns to entry into the army for the
war.
We regret to learn that the Armory II
Aoer deem, Miss, was des royed BY IRE ro-
Gently Everything In IL. except lev guns,
WAS destroyed.
"a system Of modern Geography" by John
n. Rice. has lately besn published In Al.
lan,a, Ga.
DR.. John 7. "a. Jordan, while nah nAg a. 90
amateur In Capt Tyler Jofdan's company, on
the Peninsula. . few days ainoe. was s1ach
down BY Q she'll And killed.
Our pickets on the Peninsula made forxy
upon . lrove Of Yankee besves last Thur.
day, and secured number that were fas and
1ns.
Alexander 81. Clair, well known sttiseu
OF TassWs)l county. Va, died on The 18th tpss
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AoolPTAXcD OF RRsIsHArIoBs.
The following order has been issued;
WAR DzPARrMBST,

WAs1tIsfoH, April Is, 1859 y
General Orders, No 4O.-The Secretary Of Var
has observed with some surprise tina. the com.
marders Of one Or tv o military departmsnu,
cor ceiving themselves empowered TO do 80,
have undertaken 70 accsps the resi- n ations Of
and Otherwise discharge fro m the service of
the United States officers com mission cd or ap-
pointed by the President in the vJlun tssr
staff Of the army. All such discharges ar .
Irregular, and, uuiess confirmed by Tho Pre-
sident, void Of effect. None hut the Presidsn t
can discharge en Cdicsr appointed by him.
self; and as he has not delegated this DO wer
70 any General, no Gener al must attempt to
exercise It.
ny order OF the Secretary OF War.
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
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WANTS..
WANTsaDDa.

On0 HUNDRED MAJ,
We wish to hire for the balsn. !.
oue hundred able. bodied NEG 40 M
ss The Salt Works. In smyths sus =
counties, Va. We want thsm ehs., \
choppers and transfers, and We vl N
dollars per month. furnish board sui u
pay travelling expsasss to and Ton \
also, the expenses of any master !, s
will bring si1 or more hands.
This section Il perfectly quiet, la. !
remove tAsir slaves from a~, ~
deem hsm In dau ger from the en.ms
We refer 70 NsDarisl 4 Irby ia
Spots 4 Harvey. Richmsnd, VIA =
hires monthly or (1artsriy.
We hope hands vii Be sent u q, a,..
waiting for rs 70 hunt them CD. Bow !.
ferent hands not wanted.
STUART. BUCHASly,
Salsvilla Anril %. Isl.
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HsSAYE OF A CONFEDERATE PRIBoUnR YsoM Il
PBDsRAL PxIsoH At wAe1Ilaroa.

RRDgRAL PKIsoH AT was nIl0roH.
From the Warrington &ar. of the ~ b inst,
we COPY the following,
This morning, between two and four O'Clock,
W. Kaisin, formerly In the rebel army, out
late politic prisoner, arrested for disioyal
assa 70 escans rom the Ola Usni oi mi,,tarv
Irison, by lowering himself ffom u windo "
while the back Of The sentinel ON duty near BY
was turnsd. He has not been retaksn, nor do
we believe that the guard have any IL "a
which way he turned his steps after his es-
cape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

AVIAN rkD-SUBST1TUTE,-1,
w man, now q member Of :,
com pany stationed on the Penies,,
to obtain a Substitute for the Va, !,
who IL subjso. 10 duty In the ssco,:
militia, also wishes one
Able bodied, unnatural xsd foreir,,
Ing TO 60 into the service for q "a,
will please call TO day on
GEO. BAG
ap 21-lts O0ce Shats
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Rittman4 4ispattb.


ruEspax xo&~'o ...ApAzIIs. "
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PROM TEE RAPPAHANHocK.

kee arrived here this morning from the
neishnorhood Of FredsrtcxsburS, ana re.
while assing Lowry Point on the Kappa
hammock, was dred upon by small bod Of
rsbsl 10 antry. She threw q fsw shell. 5. thus
rapidly dikpsysipG them. The fot.lla Is SIN
acttvesy engaged ssixing rebel craft, and in
all il has captured sixteen rebel sch ooners.
WsAIHeroN, April x2.-An o1acer OF artil.
lsry in town Tonight, nom near Warrentou
Juns;ion repor T. the rebels in wrong force on
the a hth bank Of the RappahsH mock, Ia the
dire ction Of 0ordonSviils. General Ewsll Is
said to be z. tho crossing OF the river where
the r4UyodH bridge was burnt. with eight
thousand men; General g. W Smith, At
ty thousand men. and General Jackson cross.
ing over from the Shenandoah Valley TO uni o
eight thousand more 70 the fcrce-making q
total column OF forty six thousand men, II
the figures are reliable We are In sufncient
force in front Of Manassas to manage this
rebel army.
The reads to Manassas and beyond are hor.
rible. My informant was twenty. sisat hours
an coming from near Warrsnton Junction 70
Washington by railroad.
Blob Duy1ALo 0AP-REHoIfID oAPfuRl OF oOu.
v1D1RArn.
NEW YORK, april 3s.-Ths TSnAs's Wheel
ing dispatch says that General niilroy over
took on Monday the rear guard Of the rebel
cavalry. q. mi.ss west Of the railroad. near
sued by our cavalry. General Milroy learned
that the main body Of the rebels stopped on
Sunday night SIX miles beyond Bu0slo Gap,
bat being cut on from 0tAunton BY General
Banks. ned southwest through Bath and Al.
lsg0any eounttes fer the head waters OF the
James river. Eight rebels, including the
guerilla Barnet, were captured In Psndlston
county
yAoA wAsHIAefoy -11s IASHsH hI1IsfnA's
VISIT TO RIouno1D-fns sLA VI rsADAf1nA1Y.
WAsuIsssos, April 1.-THE French Ainis.
tar, "a. Heari Geectsr, returned here to-day
In tins fsiSAte 0asssndi. from Richmond wa
Norfolk. noon aftsr his Arrival no Waited the
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VALUABLE RESI- DENt Z "
LIN STREET, RsADY fChs,u "a
EUk RENT.-We are satnoriSr0 ~ ~
TO rent ous his desir bic rsslosIes -
lin street, togs her with ~
aboupding In shrubbsry. nui!, ira
neigh bornood 10 equal 10 any. f,r(
10 In good repair, having ten roon,
q stable, car rtaGe. house, &c a. sss = ~
To careful ten ant the RENT vM..s,,rx'
reasonable. The premises will MsI ]
b kept in good condition. II
snaaNs, GODDIN 4 APPEES,
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pIPARYNKEy OF TIE A1sBANDoAn -RlYORTRD
CAPTURE OF oosP1DAxAfE YRIsoaIAs

Hon z n. Stsstos, Secretary OF War:
Our advance guard, Colonel Donslly com.
msnding, sock three prisoners to-day nt a
POINT nine miles beyond HarrisonSurg. One
reginsnt OF infantry. This regiment has
been oa the RsppahaDncck, according to
previous Information. The prisoner says it
joined Jackson OF his present location, near
SsanHa:lssi.le. from Cuipsper.
N. r. BANGS
Major General Command,nH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04
The Social Circle of the White House.

There is evidently an unfriendly feeling ia
Congress towards Il certain class oil adventures,
who have the run OF the White House and get
influence with the executive, contracts at the
departments, and information OF state secrets
through the favor they enjoy with the vile OF
the President. This unircndlncss is evidenced
in the repeated attacks Of the Senate upon COL
Iamon, the marshal of the district, its rejection
Of the appointment Of Mr.. Watt, the sardhef
and head waiter ut the White House, as leu
teaant in the army, the exposure by tho fothr
investigating committee of the disloyalty OF the
same person. and last, and perhaps most sl2nlh'
cantiy, by the relish with which the House iast
week arrested and locked up that noted Bohe-
mian. Chevaler Wikoif, who, AS secret CORES
pondent of the New York Heraid, had furnished
that paper with an advance account OF Tue
Presidents message, and refused To tell the
source of his Information whea arraigncd ny the
Judiciary committee. 1t was well understood
that his Information came through his intimacy
at the White House, aud tins was why the
House was more persistent in its demand and
determirat alton to expose the dlsgrocolul assocla-
ton. After enjoying close quarters win the
sergeant at.arns for d hours, the CheValler >
White House hlends-Watt, who still remains
in employ at that establishment, Gen, Dan' b
Sicklcs. who is pet beau OF the lady OF the
mansion and even Mr. Lincoln hlmsell-nter-
yened in his behalf before tie committee, and
told the story MS To the manner in which The
surreptltous information was gained Watt
confessed that be- stole an abstract of the doeu'
ment from the Presidents table, and thus d.
rcctly, or Indirectly through Mrs Lincoln, MIR
Wikoif and the Herald obtained 1t. The lions'
having proosd the secret, and exposed the rela
tons Of WRolf at the White House, and th'
character of Watt, anew, dropped the matter
and wikof was released We hope the Presl
dent will now have the good sense and hrmneS
10 take hint from congressional public opinion
and purge his home-tho home OF the cn enc, eA
eeu,iye Of the nation of such contemplate AM
dlsstacyiul associations, Neither he mr. Mrs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

BOLIVAR, Ya.. Feb 3, Gem Mue, are,
oceupied Ilarler- Ferry moppase. 10 Nrda..
day last, Wit. all the nceas-Atirs Tor PORN
ueat occupation The advance to1, a position
on BOLIVAR flights, and yesterday pushed z,
connoi-slnce @ Charleston. capturing ,re
prisoners London flights are also occupied 81
prevent any .lank movement hy the cnemy
fo-day CharleStown was occupied ny "a strong
force and Will Be held against any attack. The
plan. oi the comlnau Ter are not known, but
the movement is probably to eiser the recon-
struction OF the Baltimore aud Ohio kailgaal
aud me bridges. and may mean more
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04
From Vermont Chronicle
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

\ BRAVE Boy ~ st. Louis correspondent OF
the New York World, relate. the following in
cideut of the Fort Henry Commandment:
An example of almost superhuman endurance
aud spirit as related by Dr.. Noorhios Of Mlsss-
sippi, Il gentleman far too intelligent and skill
lul to be engaged in such a cause otherwise than
in alternating Is mis3ries Is as follows
When at the bombardment Of Fort Henry, a
young Wisconsin, boy, who had By some means
been made prisoner had bis arm shattered by
a ball from our guuboas, he was taken to one
of the nuts where DR. VOORHEES, attended To
him lie had just barred The bone when an enor-
nous shell came crashing through the hut Inc
little fellow, wthout moving II muscle, talked
with frmness during the operation Of saving
the bone, when another went plnngng close by
them The Doctor remarked that II Vas get
ting too hot for him, and picked the boy up IN
his arms and carried him into one OF the bomb
proofs, where the operation was completed. The
only answer of the Northcrncr was, " 1t you
think this hot, it will be good deal to hot for
you by-and-by." "And, " says the doctor, q
should like to see that boy again he is the
brayest little fellow ever saw,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

The GOVERNMENT or lrALY.--Ihe CORES
reSpondaace Hdiitnne publishes circular OF
Baron Ricasoli, addressed to the Projects IN
which he observes
:" The government still pursues the execution
of the national wishes, and has formally stated
by what means and ways it intends to proceed
to Rome The Ministry aloue will decide upon
these means, and the opportunity OF employing
them. Gbe dignity and the interests OF the na'
ton alike will not permit of its allowing itself
to be preceded or hurried away. 1t is especially
important in the Roman question to obtain a
great moral triumph, in which the consclences
of sincere Catholics, of the civilized world, and
OF Italy are interested above all others, The
government has reason to be satisfied with the
success il hos obtained The free Church and
the Tree State together will luaugr1,e a new or
der of things, of whico the Italians may become
the origluators Ia carrying out the programme
of eff cting reconciliation between Italy and
the papacy, the government desires that It's la
bors may not be impeded by inconslderae acts
of enthusiasm and clUmorous manifestations.
The Projects should enlighton public opnson,
and make use OF their au thorlty m order 10 pre-
vent these popular manifestations taking place y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

WASHINGTON, March / There i, nothing in
the official kilograms last received to show Il ~
the rebels are cyacuatng Columbus, nor has any
information been received from Gen. Buell. since
the announcement of the taking of Nashville,
when he was four miles in front Of that city.
hence the newspaper reports of the robs.s being
surrounded At Murlrcesboro' are not reliable.
DespAtches from Com. Foote enclose report
from Lieut. twin, in which he says he returned
to Cairo on the 23d. after having gone up the
Tennessee River in the gunhoat Taylor as high
as Eastport, Mississippi, He is happy to state
that he has met with an increased Union senti-
ment in South tennessee and North Alabama
lie saw few Mississppans in Hardin, McNa-
ny, Wayne, Decatur and portion Oh Hartman
counties, all Of which border upon the river
The Union sentiment strong, aud those who
do not express, themselves as openly loyal, are
only prevented by their fears Of the military
tyranny and coercion which are practiced by
naraudiug bands OF guerrilla companies Of
cavalry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04
tRnN MAsnlN. I.N-

March All quie, across the p1omae
opposite Washington NJ news OF public in
tere-; from that section ui the army rece5el
to-day.
The above IS authorized by =. $ SAniuIi.
~ 5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

\ newly imported old Welchman out in Wis
consin vas persuaded TO 90 To church on Sunday.
As soon as the minister, who had long beard
began bis first prayer, he old man was seen to
weep. lie also shed tears daring tie second
prayer, and at the henelctun the old fellow al
most biubbtred out On leaving church one Of
seemed to be much affected with the minister,
prayer to-day Veil, no unE you be mis-
taken; no understand vot be say much. -
Why, then, did you shed tears - O, dear
slr it's because when he puts up his face t.
pray, he makes me tink Of one beautiful goat
used to have in the old gundree; and de poor
cre;ur died and was worth drer sniueas. Oh
cant help cryn' ven link Of her
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

PnuApclrun, March The Iigndrer's
Fortress Monroe correspondent gives on author.
ity Of the Raleigh Register OF the 26th plt a
rumor that Gen. uuger has been placed under
arrest at Norfolk, and would be tried for negli-
eerce and Incompetence
The Memphis 1ra'aacie OF the Doth says zen.
Beuuregard is at Columbus, but in anticipation
of Federal advance was about eyacuating it,
New loRx, March >. The Mercury of this
morning editorally states that Gen Hooker
division has crossed the lower Potomac.
The following deaths are reported A. Reed,
Co. A, 3D. Vt. Albert Lyon, Go. A, "a Vt.
At meeting of the Sous OF Vermont last
evening, Committee was appointed to make
arrangements to receive the two regiments ex.
pected to arrive here on Monday, permanent
organization was also formed with + " Slough.
ton for President, and George r, Thompson for
Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

TnE kMcStRuocSeR for March has been
placed on our table. The contents are as fol-
lows Revelations of Wall Strcet-by Richard
b. Kimball A Pilgrimage to John Brown,
Mountain ; High and Low The Mysteries oil
the World Loyo Longing Sunshine in
Thought The Ballad OF Ritter Heinrich
Wink, and what came Of it; Motherhood
The Execution of Mary, Queen Of SCOTS
Bit Of Alchemy Y Pennsylvania POET Tn,
Seventeen Year Locusts Editors Table
Tho Editors contradict in this number, til,
report that has been circulated IN some quarters
that the articles in the haickerbock,r and tn,
Continental were Identical. and say that no ar
,icle in the knickGboctr has ever appeared il
the Contacniai This number Of Old Kncl
is, as the table OF contents indicates, purely lit
erary, and pleasant and genial MS of old
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

tbs battle OF Mil SPRING, 1t appears
from the official report by General Thomas Of
the battle of Mill Spring that our loss in the
battle was thirty niuo KILLED aud two hundred
and eight wounded the rebel loss one hundred
and ninety-two killed and one hundred aud fifty
seven prisoners, OF whom eighty six are woun-
ded In this account the wounded carried of
by the retreating rebels are OF course, not reck
oned Besides this our forces captured fourteen
pieces of artillery, fifteen hundred horses and
mules The entire camp equipage of Zolicoller 8
army and large quantity OF stores. The pub
lie will be pleased TO know that the name OF this
famous battle is at last settled General Thorn
as in his official report, calls it the battle of
Mill Spring, and by this name it will therefore,
be entered in the log OF history.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

jeff Davis has appointed the 2Sth inst. as n
special day of fasting and prayer throughout
his dominions