The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29
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We nnd In late papsrs from the United
States ssvsral m tiers Of fnssrsss, which We
append:
TIE vsDnaAL tHIsA1x vDsnoaP
The United States sunbcat AIeostsek, LIT
Joha u. Beaumont, COMMANDING. arTived 1t
4. the Philadelphia navy.yArd On 6aAdav even.
| ing: and givss an tassrsstins rspcrs o. n:r
Vermont she left Boston on The d. and fol
F.. In With the Vermont on the mornins Of the
/, TN inst.s In lat 80 =, long. - %
| ing could ~ done In aid OF the crippled fra.
gaze. % the following day. In getticx h.w-
scr ousof the Vermont, tha Aroost0ok lost Asr
away tAs SMOKE STACK. steam -sscaps pipe. Z
portion Of her sail, ana oaas:a maeA other
The next night her sDretopmas. was carried
away. The Aroostook remained In company
! with tho Vermont until the evening Of the
| 18th. after the steamer Saxon had come 70 Der
assurance. The Aroostook towel the ver-
% cliDpl.a oo1Siaoa s:r.si, could S sss n:s:
| much progress. Capt. Beaumont was untir.
! Ing In his sxertions daring the nine days ne
| remained with the Vermont 4 temporary
smoks.stacs was atted mp TO replace tAat ear
! ried away. which, However, only partially
ssrved TO ,rse The vessel from the coal ess and
there was ouch suffering among the Ofheers
and crew from this caass: ....-
were all we'll. There wa, howevVk, heavy
sick list amene the crew, from the sxposu1e
| incident TO the crippled condition OF the YES
berth during the night. on the 2s:h ult., when
her ruddsr was carried away. Two others
Of the crew died from ex, osure, and ssv sfal
were lrostbttten.
| On the l6sn inst, just before leaving the Yer.
mont, the Aroosto0k tell In viii the schooner
| Oiiver H Booth, OF Poughkeepsle, In dis
| treas. She was D0and to Now York 3rom
| GEORGETOWN, ID. o., having run the blockade.
during which she received several shots from
| the Potomac batteries. she was supplied vita
sails. Pre- visions. and water from the Vermont.
| She had on board sixteen OF the crew OF the
| Uoean Monarch, abandoned at sea, and had
| transferred slx others TO another vessel
M. rAsosr .or oArrv.zD.
| The New York Rvsld has the following.
| It turns out at or all TIA. Yancey Is still at
large. and that the sta .emsn. Of ms having
| some probability In 1t. We learn from our
| correspon dent at Key West the manner In
| which the rumor Of his capture got started.
| It appsars that Ucn mander kidseley. OF the
| Santa 60 do Uab8, received letter from tbs
| American Consul General at Havana inform
| leg him that Yaucey b Id sailed lor south
| ern port ia the William sailorS. On the
8 b. after the receipt of this intelligence, The
Water Witch rived At Key West, having On
| board the captain and crew Ct this vessel,
| which she had captured on the 9th OF g. An
thrown into a state Of great excitement BY
| the rum or, which INN ediately got into ctrcu-
lAtion, that MT. Yancey vas among the
prisoners, In the disguise Of q seaman. A
close scrutiny Of the crew, however. showed
| thai this Impression was unfounded; and.
| Furthermore Jar correspondent was informed
BY The mate o. the Mallory that Yancey had
sailed in q schooner called the Break. Of Day,
| bound fer Mobile.
| coKTsDBaATE ARMY sfOREs.
| A correspondent: Of the New York Times,
writing Ct q visit TO Bowling Green. KY.
says:
DR.. Phillips, an assistant, showed to Us the
| hospital stores found in the house which the
Secession army had left In their flight 10 An
! old safe were 200 bottles Of suIph ate 4uinine
| and large box of patent lint, earring on its
| rolls unm istakable evidence OF English man
| struments were also found, The sheets anc
pillo " cases lefs for the sick were ofths pures.
| and, fnest nan, each one marked. a large
number Of q, tness e w'rs presents rom ladies'
! was linen sheet. bearing on its corner the
following Inscription I" TO captain Semmes,
OF the JacxsoI Guards, from ths ladies OF
| Colambi a, Tenn" and q large Eum Der Of
| pi:lo " cases bore ,he names CT u committee of
.adie. from idurirsssooro', Tenn. With
| these hospital stores were found deiicaciss OF
| all kinds, such as jelt;es, wines, fartna, As.,
besides q large ches. Of medicines of various
| kinds. neatly pnt up and marked.
THINGS II wAsHIHaros.
| WAszIN0ros. March M.-There have been
| some intimaltons CT the period g. which the
present session Of congress might terminate
| In the deba se Ia the House a few days ago, as
early 40 the arst of May was spoken OF for
1 = l.vukY 81 a >nrA
| siness as well as the subjects fer wide discus
| 81 n, which ere nowean0 will inevitably yet
| come up justify NO such expec sation. Besides
me immsaiats % dsc OF sne WAT .a1anoa
| the seeded States Will probably carry tho
| session on to July.
The different IN vssa1ating committees con.
| ttnue yet at work-that oe the conduct CT the
war is still tn kirg the testimony. The Van
| Wy,k committee continues It's examination
into ooat rF CTS for arms. subsistence, &C.. and
The expense Of those com NIT tees. 1t Is estima.
| ted. viii amount to some sls, oOe,
The committee ON political prisoners have
visited the Capital Prison. and report that
| the prisoners are we'll cared for. The dis.
charges are thinning them QUE considerably.
The criminal curt met .. the usual hour,
Judge Dunlap presiding. The oour: was en-.
gagged all the morning in selecting jury In
| the case OF Enoch Ward, charged with he
murder OF Lieut.. Col. ". Vongerbef who,
ON the l4.h Of November last, was MORALLY
WOuQ0eu 0Y 3 OlOW OH t00 OaCX OF Inc mead
on Pennsylvania avenue, with q slung shot.
The robberies here now are Of more tn an
daily occurrence. On Sunday morning, be-
| tween three and four O'Clock, the residenos
OF UoIa. j eeph Smish on 9Th streef, was en-.
tered and robbed OF various articles, some
being riflsd from the pockets CT the sleepers
Among the articles taken w,s . gold watch
with several charms or trtpk e:s. It was ,ha
property OF the gallant Lieut.. Emith son of
Com Smith, who was killed In the conflict
with the Merrimac The other articles taken
lady's breastpin, articles sof silver, and o
quantity Of money in gold and Treasury notes
This 10 one OF the boldest robbeIiss ever per
petra,ed in thiAsity, one Of tina burglars hav.
ing been seen by lady in her room, and CON.
manded by him TO keep quiet. as she did Of
course from fear.
The grocery store of Fossrty. corner Of
between the hours Of six AID ten O'Clock. ana
robbed OF about 600 Ne clue TO the robbery
hiss yet been Obtained
A lah ,ring mAn, named Richard Muller,
was robbss of some ninety nve dollars on ga.
turday evening. IN a house near the depot
John Maher. In whose e,mpany he was, has
been arrested aud &C mmittsd for the theft, and
the money recov cred M&her had lately peen
released IT ON the penitsnti ary, " here he had
served cut term for stealing oats from Mr..
W. h. Edse. Of 0eorgetcwD. some two years
since VIM. Uon'ey was also committed for
the theft Of coats from the passage Of tins
dwelling of Mr.. McSeiiau Of u street. and
Ephra.m Davis for the theft Of boots from the
store Of iAr. +. w. Smith, on It'll street.
THIHas II NEW YORK.
Ngw YoRx, march Superiu tencent
Kennedy received ON saturday. from the De.
| artment OF the Interior, = correct census OF
this city given By WARDS. and showing the
exact population to &c S03,t6l persons in-
Guiding whites, coiOred. aad Indians or
these latter there are few only. located In
there IRE $50 600 male whites, 100, z7a female
whites, 6,S0l oOlCrei males, ana 70st cclorsd