The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23
FROM NORFOLK.

the following from the local columns, 70 civ. IN
flea Of Norfolk uudcr the Yankees:
THE MEETING LAST NIsur.--The ruion meet.
ing held at Ashland Hall last night was well attend.
I'd by large and Intelligent audience.
The meeting being called tc order, Mr.. Baker. cf
the Norfolk CHioa. took the stand, and in brief
aud pointed manner explained the object Of the
meeting.
EMr i. Belote wss appointed TO Tie Clnir and Mr.
Amos stsy.op requested to act Is Secretary.
A cSmmIttcs Of three fon, each ward were aI,-
pointed to act "a marshas, for the purpose of regu
lating and keeping n proper order the procession
that will be formed 20 escoi the distinguished
gentlemen who were expected TO arrive toduy,
frcsn the boat.
The following il the substance of Il resolution
offered by Thos Finley. which unanimously
carried;
hcsoiccd, Tha; the thanks Of this meeting be ex-
tended to the First Delawarc Regiment for their
genilemanly bearing tow efds the citizens OF Norflk
during their s.ay ia this city anu that the res;-
der, be requested to allow them to remain here,
dnrin1 the terin of their service.
committee WIS appointed to wait on Mf 4.
Thomas. requesting that he would address the
meeting.
Mr. L. accented the invitation and addressed the
auiionce in an aoie and effective speech
Mr. r. having CONCLUDED, the meeting adjourned,
the band and all escort accompanying HIM to his
lodgings.
Nothing occurred 10 mar the harmony of the
meeting except or two zoisy individuals, who
We're speedily elected.
The uus,e ny the band WAS excellent, snt, weD
calculated to inspire every with patriotic feel
Jugs.
eA- we are going to pre- the mail bon. has not
rived from Old Point. ard consequently Governor
Pierponr, Sepator Carc, and the other distinguish
cd gentlemen xpectcd 70 take part in the Union
demonstration today, have not reached the city.
The turn out IS ai! taat could lac expected, or
even desired At least three thousand persons ere
waiting 10 welcome the Governor who has, doubt
less, been delayed by takiog Government boat at
Baltimore instead OF the p,sil boa. fem that point
We feel confident that the meeting viii take place
in the course Of the afternoon.
AFFAIRS AT HEADQUARTERs.-Capt Chrsten
has been appointed Assistant Adjutant General
to Gen Niele. Capt c. has also acted S. Provost
Marshal. the business oi that department, however
having been mainly performed ty Captain I. L.
CLARK. OF the goth regiment New York volunteers
naval brigade. Capt {. is very efficient officer,
and particularly well adapted to the DELICATE and
manifold duties of the Provost Marshals office.
LieE Seeiev. of the New York 10th regiment,
Aid deCamp to Sen. Vi"e, has charge of the Pass
Department at headquarters All persons desiring
permits to Leave Ter Fortress Monroe and the North
must cal! upon Lieut. y. lie is very afahle and ac
coln,noliating.
The oaths Of allegiance are administered by Lieut.
Russell, Of the Military Governors Staff, and We
are pleased TO say very large number Of the ci'-
zens of Norfolk are making his acquaintance. He
IS I promising young office.
THE CGRRENCfl ne 1ft''.tl0ndl Ollie dU''dt nave
been recHived NY the people IN good faith FOR the
value of their face and although nearly all Of them
contain Il provision that they redeelnable III
sums Of five dollars in Virginia bank notes, Viz
gna binl, notes should be taken ut their real
value. in return say at from thi;Fy-threc to fifty
per cent di count ThcrC il ~ Injustice to any
IN this Arrangement # the troubles Of the time
have deprecisied The cret,i: OF the Virginia banks
there is no realon why those who have been inco-
cent in regard to existing difficulties should be
Ylu,ie victims of the misfortune. The banks OF Nir
gn4 have materially aided the rebellion, and they
have no right sSrect consideration in the eNli
which they have brought upon themselves. All
that des,fe is to have the people Of Norfolk dealt
fairy by aud y,e bat perform the solemn duty of
our position in urging that an immediate arrange
Ine:it OF the cearoEcy shall be made.
SERENA SADF--We were the recipients of a eiaIe
this morning by the bross bahd Of the First Della
ware regiment This is full band. and their per
fornunc.s cannot be exceHed
The star Spangled Banner and "Coluinba, the
Gem of the Ocean Were played i'll fine style.
INrRovEMENT.-The esta tabiisruent Of telegraph
Point, near this city. rapidly progressing. Many
of the posts have already been planted with the
wires a.tuc,ied We expect to b. able soou 10 give
important news, by Telegraph, 10 cur readers.
Here is a military order;
NUTiCI-The Provost Marshal = directed 10
cause the lan,eate of any person who shall
by word or act show anv isrespec; 10 the Govern