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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09
FROM YHH NOR TEL.
THE FaT1LE BEFORE RICHN vow

Wsr$ceiyed last n,fbt &C cies Of NCri1eTn
payers .ss ints a. Tresisy, June -. from
which We mafs rp brie, 81 mmafy. twill
Re seea that there was 8 d n renee Of cp!L ior
at tina North NJ to whether tho tat. battle
ne,r this ci,J vas Federal victory or de-
fat, though the Tepo.t.r CT The A,soe,ateJ
PTe-s 81 deayors 10 make - ar,eas sh7t the
"reoe!A'' we're routed at every roint4
rsu TWO DAYS pear ssAs KicaSo-p
Iarmy Corsespopaenee Of tie ASS. c'st-d Pses' J
Hna'Ss - Hxs. MUtIL'LLD,
Iure3 i
Two days CT the battle of Richmond haTs
O.eu Ought, ou basn Of winch our troops
have been victorious The logs on both sides
| enemy making an astnck CT NsLe al CASEY =
DIVISION, encs mpsd near Ssven Pines. on u =
| turnpike leading ovtr Bo,tom fridge, SID
within seven miles Of Richmond d.
The attack was mads shoDt O'CLOCK on
| Saturday afternoon by GaEofal Rili's dfe'-
| SIGN, co,npCsef OF five kehsl brtgadss, ms
TooEs es'EE fcT tse most part from VIZ giois.
south uar0iiua and 3eorSil. Ths Eight hers
WEE DISASTROUS. tfnsraI Casey 81" BPS "4r'
| forced 20 retire before suFeftor numosrs.
leaving Ell their ctsnp squipnse aud two bal
! teries. Colonel Bailey, /. sedsavo lug 70 81 :
his batteries, wa Killed Some Of tos troops
III this division tom Rev \ trs anc Penn.
syivania behaved very oldiy. Niny of the
officers were k,i,ed cue Wcunoe. la shdso'
! voT1EE ID T9Dy ter UssD.
General Helm p ,linan On REce!sRiuipk ths
rssnit, oTisred Forward a portion Of the c..
visioIs Of HsnsI';s Ksarney and HooBsr To
regaIn the day. General Ksarn,y's men, on
Ts,GE hrogghs Into action. charged Win tns
haycEe', driving the Eeheis retore the'a lies
I snsep, a,d regainina all the les: ground
aooa, han Mils-whcn, Uighs co'uipg Co.
| oferatooa we're croaght TO Ii c ots
Gen. Summers iva tiv.sCD;-SscgwicA $
aud E:C.,u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taa thicgaaUNipy
| Ebyu, 5 o'cilckc IN Saturday, afternoon, LAX
| ing \ posiiiUr on GeB neiG t2ein an ia H.
! .ieIs they Encountered Los e;trdst'1, t.ain 8.
; and HuS-r's hiyisions, tbs Il Nsf OF tas TeSsi
army. Tee ttyhIts.x " Ia q, stef6ts, ever? 100!
| q: sror ud briug ho.iy contes.e.i pa. our sca
! utgEs were 100 IT aGh tor tne,n
Ths enemy would alaHo gnarfUNy NJ cis'
lance CT sky yGriS and recs,Ts ths Ere OF c17
| .,rops, Si,t tasy wsrs afraid " me hAyoAst,
| aad IN every instance that our msn Charged
| i1sy WsTa S;croriOns
IGsea t@0 divisions did i.cDi!, diving ms
( rscs j. a. G, a-y point uatu G4Ea. Ace eEs,py
! loss ners - as very heavy. many u sssm be-
! ins Killed by iHe taytEa'.
titu ..etdgrew. II Sousn G3T@EIa, 1a'
.2kea prisoner, 91d VI had alba, ~ ot1sE
! prisoners.
| OPINION OF TitE PRESS.
| From tbs Nav York lr'i;aAe. ts@i:ovtal.
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MARvGri"us-Ite I.yncheurg rtrs :.,an
taus anal.z's roi .;oU Of ths Fada,4i a.
count Ct Hfuk.'s stampede:
In ons OF Darss's many dispatches re:pac,.
lag his little l1tsnap ia taa Valley sc SAYS
that be had hat two brigade of isss ;asr ~,
Gil T. i
Tbls i.;i!s torcs sccord!az to lis ra0NiEy,
had about ii We .Ta,iYed " < lUs, Al OF which,
except G;ty. wars slt,iy :vteI OF la ~ Dia
r. lard.
Now, this ~ a most T--veii0as story -
" BIZ. would Al army of 800 want 81 IN
) . SeG"Ds, unless sveTF lGu Wanted .r5ns-
rog.atioa Tor h,IGsa,ff !: &v1is..an is az
VOL provided With wagons as HanAs Was
assnnii: ( that hs ha, l"l Co mon, hs 2hopia
have Il $50 osgo1s' va 30 not doubt taat
links haa 0}1 wagons, for hawis wal, Ixeu
with every nesdfui appliance, 0as W. guC "
10 It he lost mor5 THAI fsty.
We have sesa gsnt!ai1aD tIst from tbs
Valley, Who ConEte1 ayncGgst J. Cxasu' boo y
far more than this in one train, willis, hs saw.
piad ny in the road. IL two places, Earg.
numbers OF Wagons fully equal 20 the nuua bsr
krEas afiiruts 10 have lost. that lhe \3nkssG
,is;d ateeiN ptsd TO burn.
be truth ia. they nave forms the habi. @!
ly!ns about all their opera lions, and il Il hat
no. 5seG such a patent and 4salpa BILE fact tha!
BANKS Waa whipped In ali Of mis- eneo uutars
Vvi;r JAcgson, All finally driven fror, The
Fs,Isy, lne Yankee ofncsrs and press woa,c
have 3;sIlist Ii cncce.sioa OF bTiiisnt VIC
lartes.
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the Tlckshnrs Cfs.sE, Q: she 81, has the fc1
lowing.
Yesterday and this N orning there ven nvs
ruuhnats In ,iyit. bn. no transport. Its
Low reported tact the ies. which went down
TIRE river isst week Ia again on ths way ur.
aud thas thirteen guI hosts had " sSed Baton
Rouge. Wh.L toeie full force arrives herr,
tney vii no doEbs commence their work ana
try - ytducs our batteries Ihe few boAse
taa. have reEasipsd here during the absspcs
# .;lsis = .rtceTs, havs ssps very quiet TINS
far, slk Cit ro:Senturs - uistur5 any body.
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PuRLIC-No, "a

An Act to amend an act entitled An act making
appropriations for the service of the Post office
Department during lie hseal year ending The
thirtie'h of June eighte>a hundred AM SIXTY
three" approved April seventeen eighteh nun
dred and sixty two
bs sa1etsd bs ne SsHais aud House OF a, 'prsseMa'
tirss ofhs United States Of Amsiea in CongrssS sem
sfd, That he provisions OF the first section OF tn
act entitled An aei mixing appropriations for the
service ofthe Post Office Department during the hs
cal year Ing the thirteth of June eighteen hun
dred aud sixty threeh approved Ap IL seventeen IN,
eighteen hundred and sixty two, which appropriate
the sum of eight thousand eight hundred dollars
" Tor compensation Of twenty-five additional clerks
In the Post Once Department, authorized by the
Aetio promote IN" eficiet cy OF The dead letter
ofhas," apr owed January twenty-frst, eighteen
hundred and sixty two, from the date of their APP
pointmsnt TO the thrtieth of June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-twon be and the tame is hereby so
m.nded that the said SUN OF eight thousand eight
hundred dollars shall be payable out of the appro
priation made out OF any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated to supply deficiencies In the
re enue OF the Pest Office department for The year
ending the thirteth OF June eighteen hundred and
sixty two contained In the third section of the act
entitled An act making appropriations Tor tho
service of the Post 0ice Department during the ifs
cal year ending the thrtieth of June, eighteen hun.
dred aud sixty-two,H approved March second ei2h :
teen hundred and sixty.one.
Approved, May 20, 1892
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- For the Gerald.
THE LOVED OF LONG AGO.

OFT ] ait and think OF the long ago,
When builded nay castles high In the air
And dreamed bright creams OF the world belos
Fleetng but gorgeous, false but fair;
And the years long vanished are here ag ain,
stand with the friends Of my boyhood's hours,
And hear their glad voices as Joyous As when
We sraYed IN the meadows and plueksd the flow
eTs,
There was one with the sanny and bright black sye
And one with an eSe like Heavens own blue,
S4s wore the tresses Of raven dYe-
And hrs wore the sunsets goldss hue,
Queen rose buds of beauty in youths spring time,
Woye In with life's garlands of sunshine and tears
D l treasure them still in my manhood prime
shall love them on through the endless years. q
Mid the worlds thronged haunts and its valleys
wide,
In mountain homes and in busy msrts,
In the village graves where side by side
Cold hands are oasped DER pulseles hearts;
Where gold sands fash in the setting sun,
Or the dark wild wave OF ocean .wells,-
Memory hallows each dear loved ont,
Shrining them deep tn her magic cslls,
We may never meet az in days of yore, .....s.
To carve our names on the old forest tree,
Or gay gliding the blue lake DER .. 7
Mngle our songs with the summer breeze
But when we all go IRON life's silver sands,
Shall we sing with the angels beyond she food
Will each dear name In that cherished band
Be found on the roll OF the ransomel of Cod
ID. 7. TAYLOR
esstleton, June, 1852, .. ....4
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New York, June IS.
The steamer British Queen with Havana
dates of the 7th, and Nassau 9th, arrived this
evening. Among the passengers is Mr..
Plumb, bearer of the ratified postal conven-
ton and extradition treaty with Mexico.
News from Mexico to the LIST, confirms the
defeat of the French troops by the Mexicans
500 of the former were killed, and 700 taken
prisoners, but the latter were released as
there was not food enough to feed them.
The Mexicans are actively terrifying the
capital, and the French will march against
it when reinforcements arrive.
A statement was current in Havana that
the French designs are not so much against
Mexico, as against the United States
There was great disaffection among the
French officers, leading to appeals to Napo-
leon.
The English Minister had concluded a
treaty with Diabado, and it was said Cabel-
los, agent of Gen. Prim, had also concluded
the ratification of the Almonte treaty.
Zaragosa had a force OF 400 men and
Ortega was expected in Mexico with 5000
more, and recruits were coming IN from all
points.
Marquee is in Vera Cruz and about i'm
posing a forced loan on foreign merchants
and it was supposed the English Admiral
would protest, though some thought he would
not as it might displease the French.
Venezuela dates of the 18th ult., state that
there had been an outbreak of soldiers at
Laguary, bnt it had died out.
The yellow fever is unceasing at Havana.
Nassau dates of the 9Th note the arrival of
the rebel steamers Cecil on the 5th, and
Kate on the 9Th, from Charleston, with
dates from rebeldom OF the I'd inst. The
Bahama Herald says AT last it appears
that the Southern star is in the ascendant
and their noble courage Is meeting with
some reward. 1t then gives the rebel &C
counts of Jacksons raid in Virginia,
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s ss ~ s S.S B. q s sss .s. e

VIII snd eighty ], r. = 20 Of the amount q ~
Certificates Of Indebtedness In Treasury notes, at
the option Of the dovernmsnt.
Bidders whose proposA.s shall DO accepted tAnd
none othsrsl will be forthwith not d, aud "a early
As practicable contract will be transmitted 70 then
for execution, which contract must be returned TO
the bureau within ten days exclusive Of the time
quired Tor the regular transmission Of the mail
record or duplicate OF the letter informing Q
bidder OF the acceptance Of his proposal, will be
deemed notification thereof, within the meaning
OF the act OF 1886, and his bid will be made and
depted In conformity with this understanding
Every oher made must be accompanied "a directed
naval service for lsi6-4T approved 10th Of August
1896 BY write guarantee, signed by one or morn
responsible persons to the effect that he or they un-
dertake that the bidder or bidders will II his or
thei bid be accepted enter into an obligation with
In i've days, with good Sufficient sure les, to far
nish the supplies proposed The bureau will not be
obligated 10 consider any proposal unless accompa-
MED BY the guarantee required by law; the eompe-
tenoy OF the guarantee to be certified by the navy
agent dhtfct attorney, or the collector OF the Gus
toms. -- - .r..... .,
~ Blank forms of proposals may be obtained o.
application to the navy agents at Portsmouth, New
hampshirei Boston New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timoTe, and at this bureau ii .IEI - T'tIT
Piles and description Of the articles required as IN
the inspection before reception just but rigid con-
parson will be made bew the articles offered and
the samples and contract, receiving none that fau
below them; and their attention is also Particularly
directed to the joint resolution of 9th March ISL,
In addition to thu act of 10th August, 1916.
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n E N T | S 7 r Y 4.

DRL T. LAYTON would respectfully inform
the citiz.ns of Rutland and Rutland County, that
he has taken the rooms formerly occupied by DR.:
PIPER, which he has re-ftte1 and newly furnished
for the purpose Of
DENTAL SURGERY
Having for term of years bad the advantages Of
study and practice with of the most popular and
skillfu men in the profession in New England, and
having by attentive study, and arduous labor, Sc
cured his confidence and approval he feels assured
that he can give full sstsfaston to all who may give
him their patronage
Neither pains nor expense has been spared In avail.
ing himself of all the new, approved discoveries OF
the art, and having had practice In all the various
methods OF puttingup
PLATE WORK,
he feels entire cond ence in Offering his services to
any who may require the services Of Dentist. and
in executing the most simple or the most difficult
and complicated ork he pie Res his best efforts to
please bis patrons. Heis prepared to furnish
PARTIAL OR FULL SETS OF TEETH
On Gold Silver, Platina, Rubber Or Cbeplastc with
single, block or continuous gum teeth, and he guar
antees that all material used in his practice shall be
of the purest quality employed by Dentists :
All DESTROYS OF the services OF Dentist are invited
to call and inspect his facilities for doing good work.
learn his terms, etc etc
Corner Merchants Row and West St.
Rutland May 10, 1862. sly may 17-dlw
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CLIPPINGS FROM THE LOUIS.
WILLIE JOURNAL. --------

The taking of New Orleans from the
insurgents by Gen. Butler appears to
have been as bitter news in England as
the defeat of Packenham by Gen. Jack
son before that city in 1915. .. ...
All the promises made by the re bel
government to the people have proved as
worthless as the paper promises to pay.
A Northern editor predicts that wool
will be king Does he mean wool on
the back of the sheep or on the head of
the niger Z rs 5sh E#HE
Fremont's army, at the last dates, was
at full speed after Jackson's--but we are
afraid the rebels will do the fastest rum
ming, they are so used to it. ,-n~.s., 7..9
Probably Beauregard will not try to
rally. If he does, all his efforts will be
ike his soldiers-bootless. +.
The rebels are destroying all their SUI
gar and molasses, and there is no longer
any sweetness even in the souls of their
women.
Beauregard, in his official account of
the battle of Shiloh, states that the Con-
federate loss in killed is l,72S. If this
be true it will convict our troops OF terri
BILE inhumanity, for they buried about
1000 rebels after the battle.
The capture of so many locomotives
and cars by Gen. Halleck must be very
dreadful calamity to the flying rebels IN
this crisis, when their great want is the
most rapid transportation possible.
The leading rebels of Memphis have
long been begging us to come to their
city, and have offered reward for our
delivery there-and yet now, when we
are about to make visit to their place,
! they are all running away. Isn't this very
ungentlemanly. -aasa s-.. bar re-.
els Halleck to pursue him into the
wilds of Mississippi, where marshes, ma
laria and yellow fever abound! Has the
willy Frenchman gone there ? or is he al
Grand junction Where is this obiquit
GUS individual and his grand army ''-
Louisville Express.
We can hardly call Beauregard 'ubi
ouitous.' He isn't everywhere. For in
stance, he isn't at Corinth, and isn't ever
expected.
In reply to the question whether Gen
Halleck will pursue him into the wild
where marshes, malaria and yellow feve
abound we would suggest that, if Beau
+ regard gets into any such 'wilds,' it Nigh
be well enough to cut off all communica
ton between him and any healthier re
gion, and leave him and the marshes an
the malaria and the yellow fever to settl
matters between themselves. If a fug
: tive, holly pursued, takes shelter In hol
in the rocks filled with wolves, bears, RAJ
! tlesnakes, and tarantulas, it seems hardl
worth while to follow him in.
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!" S,,o,s Session Of the rsry-ssv.ath
le Congress,

S,,oa9 Session Of hs fA"fy-ssv'HA
Congress- U
fpuBLio No o. ]
t,na the qualifications OF electors
act w, M wsshington ana georgetown IN
DsTF' "a, a., Sssats anf HouSs 81 Representa-
''a .;,.J STATES of Am'riea ~ Csssr'ss asssm
n IN All municipal etc,'o,s ~ .ns v' w VI
rG W ana 1; georgetown, in the pistr'et OF 20
|hgtNn a'W ~ ex ,stenoe Of the present rebrl-
duF'ne W., ,,ho shall otlrr TO vote at any such
every PERM shall be challenged by any legal
I'm, ana ma al disloy atty tot Govern'
% the 49, ,s stats, shall, before his vote
ti tue uns' IN addition 10 tie requirements
| BE- Is1snSu,''y law, take aud subscribe 70 tae
esblepVV' os athImstion namely az sol
)sHs oS'I sfirm, as ths case may oe n mso
sAesT = a,,rt- and defend the Constitution
IyppolL PioVt The United States against all
Govern Heh' t a, sits o foreign; that viii
h. Nh,InV alIrgIauoe and loyalty TO the same,
/ me NNh, .snintiun, or law Of any stat. Con
ItrdpaaVei ',,rs or order or organizatioh Sc
3D. Lesri 10 The contrary Notwithstanding,
~ on, VIZ with N lull determination, pledge,
tal " sithout any mental reserysuoh ., eva
lslFV var. and, urther, taat nave aiw
shroe's',, ,'e no the Government OF The Uni
oA anI LIN me cod The said oath or al
le' ~ nv hs taseu before any justice OF the
Cioh NAY ,bltu. or other person ltgally antnor-
Ioap pa .v osths in the ID strict OF Columbia
i0m n' ui of the certificate, in wriungi OF
Hs w. rsaee. notary publt1, or other per-
a'Ns ', -, ,a 10 au minister oaths, with copy
N'aV stirmation, that said oath has oeeh
sD 0a'u " ,,;hed 10 BY the lerson producing
81 'up,O' hall be deemed by the Commission,
rf 'Avs'w' tbo,.nt eyide nce of the fact ana
hs'1no u, 10 VIM for the Commissioner OF Elec-
afo w n" Of them, during the time OF holding
crazy "a" 10 administer said oath. Ana any
tsGIoa 'nns violating said oath, or ma'ins
81 P.,sment ~ taking the same, SHAH be SUI
the pains and penalie OF wi iSin ana cor cor
PsQuii eonviction before any court in said
t,s' Croumbia having competent jurisdiction
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PUBLIC-No IA

IUBLlC-N o. 8.
Az 10 provide for the settlement of the accounts
SVnn A Smith, clerk of the circuit court and
"I'ual court of the District of Columbia
"s4telsa by the Senate ant House of representa-
T. e United States Of America IN Congress assem-
I nna' IN al settlements of accounts for fees,
u'n, and allowances by the clerk of the cir
, Vrlihlnal courts for the District of Columbia
| ~o3aIhiihg officers of the Territory shall not
anu clerk responsible for any ices or
hot actually collected by him from the pri-
coItne tnereior, whenever the failure to make
ysnc s'Ioh shal DO shown to result from the in =
ktia 4, Ion,fesldence, or other inability of the
bs bae thtreiori and the affidavit of said CLERK
sc,n.. III VAIN used due diligence to collect said
ksvTna ca by certifi safe of the district at
tdjlIiss,nnne 9eheyes that the money cannot, by
Inficien.ee, De collected, shall be held and deem
| M Soa proof for the allowance to said clerks
atc anu anu charges not actually collected by him;
~ ss,tI snail thereupon be entitled to credit
sbicb ta nus OF his accounts heretofore made
forna Is charged Tor said uneollected fees, and
fpO.e of ,;'; Elements are hereby opened for the
The csr5is him said credit upon his affidavit
bed n ~ ofthe district attorney being pro-
ered, proper accounting officer IN support of
n y o elsimsd by him.
crcpi, 9e u fhriher enacted, That the clerk Of
2aubis sbaiT criminal courts of the District of
tbt ima5a oe credited in all settlements OF &C
b. e heretofore or which may be made here
sry az lhe lees collectep by him, or due to him,
An ;sMeniy-hVe hundred dollars per annum
PERIOD oes as clerk ofsaid criminal court durin
Bis mia - winch he has received no compensation
Be- nv Iefviessi and in all settlements made, or
stled ~, " shall be allowed out of his said fees
prouer ~ vi que TO him, in either of said courts,
Il sh.iI ~ it gar allowances, and proper expence
ess 10 ,.t os the duty of the proper acct uniting
Pit ana s.ale all former settlements of sad &C
rkops ., ~. we The same in conformity with the
y SShS o. thi, act
b Of ana Dc further enacted, That all laws and
b sas - inconsistent with the provisions of this
pp,oyss s v salas are hereby repealed.
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"pUY ME AND FL DO YOU
ID GOOD"
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED,
BY THE USE OF THB
Great Spring and Summer Medicine,
DIR. Ian GLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS

Compound of saysapariHa, Wild Cherry, Yeloo
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Dords,n &C. ali of sehieh are so compounded to aei
in concert, and NatNe IN Graduating disease
The effect of this medicine is most wondcrful-it
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More than 100000 persons have been cured by
this medicine 1t is highly recommended by Physi-
clans everywhere. Try it, and you Will never re-
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Is and IS cts. per bottle.
Orders addressed to GEo. G. GOODWIN & Co,
Boston. l1-6mos
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gThe letter from our Ship Island cor
respondent, al. @. d." will well repay per-
usal. Though it is descriptive of the great
naval fight below New Orleans, which most
of our readers have read about, it will be
seen that he witnessed the engagement, and
that bis graphic account contains some details
not before published. Everything relating
to this greatest Naval fight Of the age, will be
read with avidity.
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The following gentlemen were admitted
to the bar at the May term Of the Wind
sor county Court Henry II. Dennison,
of Royalton, Hugh Henry, of Chester,
and VIM. H. Southgate, of Woodstock.