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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29
Al IS isHiNaTOF -"HhAr sn ii
CT DONE WITH THR RLRfEANT %

.'ooNIAAEAEDs' EXTRAORDINARY SHALL
EE DONE WITH Tn1 zLRFEANT?"
The Washington correspondent of Tie bai
umoIe lsua writes
II 81. the oonti isnli lie vino havs cunie il -,
fredericksburg 81, $50 are working about Ino
camp then there must be tnres o. four tlGas
that mum Der Il women ana children and old
and iDiirm persons that have been sent TO
Washington. There are now several Hundred
Of this class at Dun 0resns row. The army
surgeons have to attend to them, though over.
borne by tns weight OF their duties 70 the
great number OF The sick or wounded OF the
army that are now at this point. at this
season nearly ali the conTabands can do
som stbiuG upon plantations towards tine pro-
ducsion of crops. bet AZ they now are but few
are assfGi The sort Of work that most or the
working Kind "a quarter OF the whole aIe
doing. 10 got up for the purpose OF sahsns sksT.
do sdWethtn.s, even II 1t ia not OF much public
udvan.aEe. Meantime there are an abund
euos OF white ,uen ut the North who would
like Ell pic ymsnt ut LIE hands OF ths Govern.
went here or elsewhere. So that, practically,
oOnsIabands shot out white labor, and are
supported at the expense CT the public, which
public is also loser hv their not beng at WorE
producing crops. In a word, they hrs con.
s0,Gess, and Rot producers
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In IoWn H. w, Perkins, lss Lieut. OF Tho
55th N. Y. 3. N. and four other AbOlitionists,
captured near Ashland, Va, have been lodged
in the Confederate Prison in Richmond les
terday Spaniard named Pedro Alvsrsz, Ser
geant In Company l, 5eLh N. Y regiment. was
captured below this city, on the Chickahomi-
ny. and brought to this city. He had been
eating dinner with man, and on leaving ask
ing to he pointed t. the camp Of the Yanksse,
was ehs wn where Il group of our boya were
ststionsd Alvarez had bssn out on picket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

Yaakfe Nf,os--A prisoner caught by our
troops yesterday on the Chiokahomiuy, four
miles north east of this city, reports that orders
had been given by Mcclellan to attack our army
on Tuesday, but the rain prevented and that an
attack would be- commenced this tThursdayl
morning Another Yankee. captured near
\ shland, says that Lincoln has issued proc
iamation calling for 80 900 additio nal troops to
dill the vacancies caused ny desth. dasastion,
and the incidents of battle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

Ths Nashville Dteps,ck, ct May is, sxys loas
trs wen her ~ OPP reAsivsiy hos, abd It's de.
nuitahoS eIscts rous! at powerfully upon
~ce river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29
FOREIGN INTERVENTION.

The Report 0t Mr. GeoFf0y, FIRST Sscrs
tary Of thf French Legation. rs taken
10 Pdrls- Vae1rs of n MERCER
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IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGION

Trouble Gvotoins Om of the Execution Of
fhs Fsgit'pe Sl0re Law- Serious Mi!irary
Riot-Confict Befsceen Me Military aa5
CAL Aufkorittes, DC.
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1sa WAS IN MIss0ORI.--A Federal tsie-
efanl from tfoiin, ino aays Iuat train 0t
seventeen wagons which left that place ieW
days ago, laden wita Government stores,
was ovsrt2ksn when about twenty miles out.
Oh tie Springfield rosd. by a band OF rebel
SueTriiias. who burne. the WAGONS aud oOr
teHts. ana carried on ell tae nui lea sisl II 5
in nuTbsI. We iesIr Dy q disps ten from
Jefferson City that the following OolIsdera!e
officers have been captured by nng, -0sn,
rotten, while they were aIout crossing the
Missouri river In The vicinity u that city
Lis.t Col. Id oI!hany. judge advocale vi
the seoond dtviscn - tbs Missouri 3 G,e
Guard, AID g Ia, OF Gen, Har1ts st IT,
Lieut.. .Uol. RhWiinSs comm anding battery
Of the second al vision for meriy paymaster on
Genera. Parsons stat. Lieut. Col. Thurman.
paylnasler in the fish DIVISION Lieut. Dol
Davis, Judge advocate Of the nth div ,siop.
and a mem Der of Gen Steers s:aH. These
men are said to be emlssaries nom the rebel
army, and were on q mtssion to atir up q re.
bsilion in Miesouri. They Will bs sent to st.
Louis and committed to prison.
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The Sick sad WsHnd sd SSlitSIs

We call tho instant attention. OF ous citizens
Ia the large number Of sick and Wounded sol
diois, Who were brought down i'll the train
from Ashland yesterday. and .iie hospitals
being full were actually lying upon the pave
uaents. Nothing but knowlsdse OF tbs fact
was necessary to enlist the services Of some
Of Our benevolent people, but it Is possible
that, with all their exertions, they nave no.
Jat succeeded in providing for ali 1t is shock
ing to think that possibly SONG Of these poor
sufferers may have remained sii night il that
condition Carriages should al once De sent to
convey then private houses, ana if these
ara not sufficient churches sad public build
Jugs should be employ ed fos tnsiI reception
in the name Of humanity, lst uot sn hour pass
without energetic and efficient provision fer
these sick and wounded men, and foT others
who may soon demand cur attention
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HI CAMPAIGN TT VIRGINIA
LATEST FEDERAL ACCOUNTS.

through the kindnsss ofsa friend, We were
yesterday placed in ross.ssion u northern
papers a. late Ne Saturday last, the 3A.h inst.
The war news 10 chiefly devo,ed to glaring
accounts Of the oam paign In Virginia, which
now almost wholly absorbs the attention OF
the Yankees, the accounts from other divi.
sions being comparatively vague and obscure.
The New York Herald publishss Hat OF the
killed, wounded and missing 10 the battle Of
Williamsburg, which occupies more than six
columns Of solid type. and foots up a. fol.
lows:
RxOAPITULATIOB.
K'ed. W'ded. MtsS4. ASg.
Gen. KsArney = div'n, 81 s'4 IT IS
Gen. Hooker's s4p S'7 Sl7 1,674
Gen. Uouch's Il S. "a i1S
Gen. h ancccE'S bri1'd- IS 30 1874
Total ...-..-...-...4 ass i.4il sss 2.aH
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YAnKns DKPKArkrfoss.

A0c AAIteoto0 AOtNSY wy
A pr,xass letter has been received ~ ~
city. xisinx some Interesting accoan"
doiass OF the Yankee gunbo In is a,
borhood Of Qsofgetown. II Appears tas'
euubosts ascsnded the WAccAmaw HNe'
distance Of eight N lee. stopping AZ ms 80,
t,tion OF the HON. J. lizard Middisson, NC
they made fast TO the wharf, ana ess 1,,
wAnton shsllins Of every portioa O. ssSn
mtsss. Mr. Middleton Was absent 81 sue w.
and ME family just succeeded in sseslil,
time, through the sxsrtons Of the niiIs''
Dag9sss. ahs negroes. 500. all ace a. s.
pr5ach Ut inc invsdsss. excepting ioH,. -,
Joined tss Y aAksss. uns Of these ia'"r
go usntiy ESCAPED Irom the easiay. 49, a.
to ned % the rfAnta tioE The 10 ms,
tered the rec aiiti. M the pisnuea' ,s' u
sbout 900 bsrrsls 81 race ssrs sso.sa' ma,nts
thsss, they carried OF sboat toe-as ta,
their vesssis coaid hold IN isstps, sr,
prop,ssd . .s..,s in sssr az, wa. H. MI
1,s.oS.s .asOs shs Sunboass vsIs M
w,nYss Gay. saSins % + !. , .s'S sas 5: u
ths1nseeoss Of mr WIN. Johnsson "sr. wvods
Wn. MaysAAt ThsSs guuboAo ws''
vessels Of 10 great slxergth.
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rarsou nro~nlow 10 making f7oi u aim
self In KosyoN
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lie Baltimore San. In d long account VI VI
battle OF Williamsburg gives Ihs foiio"it 4
hat OF prisoners, taken BY fsnasyi'al .
Regiment:
Richard q Moore. com any -, ism ths'D
j - DanStI, lSGh Virgins, ionn fetaia rs
khapp. 10th Louisiana, Sanoes sna
InsIse, 82d Virginia: IsLd Rooer; Wa.IS
Tooth Virgin In; + + Kelley and John nv
inson, s.h Virginia Joh~ batsman, Son-
Boyle, John Savage. IS Anlison, y 90
srs. II W Stanfisld,J h } Or, lssh NoIeS
roiinr. Allen. 2sth Virginia. VIZ
son, at.h Virginia, bt Lyme lasA Losi,,.
y l. Pratnsr, J lie wis. W Pear. Ia.
Icy. 18th North Carolina. The istn W. I
Caroline WAS out almost to pieces. III"
the prisoners were severely vouncsd. que
them wa. an Adjasant, VINO was esa'A'
while endeavortng to brin. ap reserve
One OF the rebel cavalry shot was paaea,
u. Hsrris His clothes were ~ msrts1
WAS buried by the roadside. the -
syivAnia also captured one Of the reoss az
~ capta1ns. BY the name Of Les. ne
beautifully uniformed.
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as Stsihr.a ~ lets publish tke IotioWiA Z
SA--.--.2atau iGuil. r!s.iass1 IInesin = niaL
szs.ai2s itself. Yas sew Io,A papexs axs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-01
John Morgan Routed.
[Frem the Louisville Journal. elst. 7

[Frem the Louisville Journal, 2lst.l
We received intelligence by telegraph and
train from Lexington, on Saturday, of the
surprise and total rout of John Morgan's
forces by Gen. Green and Col. Metcalf,near
Paris, on Saturday morning. We received
very few details beyond the fact that Gen.
Smith left Lexington at midnight on FRI
day, and surprised the marauders, who were
encamped on the Hon. Garret Davis farm.
Gen. Smiths command embraced about
1000 cavalry and two pieces of field artil-
lery. Morgan's loss is reported by tele.
graph to be ten in killed and twelve in pris-
ouers, bis forces fleeing toward Winchester,
Clark county, leaving their baggage be-
hipd, being hotly pursued by Gen. Smith
There were no casualties in Gen. Smiths
command. General Boyle received later
Information last evening, which leads him
astrous than at first reported. ~
Morgan had been disappointed or deceived
as to the temper of Kentucky. He was
heard to say at Mershurg that he had
been promised 10000 recruits of the best
blood of the State, all mounted aud armed,
out instead thereof he had received but q
few vagabonds, and had been compelled to
steal horses for their use TIE fact is that
Morgan, from partisan leader, has degen~
Grated into common horse thief, and this
is acknowledged by most of those who were
under the influence of the euchantment
which distance lent to his exploits. His
former sympathizers at Frankfort and Lex
iDgton shouIdered muskets and joined the
extemporised Home Guards, denoupciDg his
actions as those OF common thief and
highway robber, and saying, ''.'If this is the
way he wages war for Southern Rights, we
are done with it."
Morgan is no fighter. His men are no
fighters. He and they have won no part of
their reputation by fighting. He is reput
ed to be bold and dashiDg 10 his move-
ments, but, although be may be dashing,
he is not bold. He dashes only where be
thinks there is no danger. He has thou
sand spies to report to him where be can
go without the risk of 40 encounter with a
formidable Federal force, and a1ailiDg him
self Of the information, be aims to dash from
one important place to another, stealing
and robbing and killing wherever be dashes.
AT Lebanon. Tennessee, they were over
taken by an inferior force and routed utter
Y and with great loss. At New Hope,
they outnumbered the Federal forces two
to one, yet were put to shameful flight.
cat Cynahiana they were full twenty to one,
fsndi itlEas rs7that, if they bad bsen but
Ht 9 TO one, otAeya woa!di have been. whipped
ingIoriously. Al Paris, the feeble resis-,
lance they made scarcely deserved to be
called q fight +. - . sd'
o' When Morgan is disposed of, as we trast
he has been ere this, we shall probably bear
of no more guerilla raids into the interior
of Kentucky. His miserable failure, like
r6e skin or crow Uaited to post IN corn.
field, is likely to warn off all other crea.
lures OF his class.
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From Gen. Pope's Department
- ~ "a Wa D EriH EIa- #ff9E
HEApo'uRs Amy or VIRGMIA, I
July Is, 1861
z, GENERAL os & 10. Ii.


Soldiers Of army corps, divisions, brigsdes
and detached commands will proceed imme-
diately to arrest all disloyal male citizens
within their lines or within their respective
sections. Such as are willing to take the
oath Of allegiance to the United States and
will furnish sufficient security tor ito oh.
servance shall be permitted to remain at
their homes and pursue, in. good faith their
accustomed avocations those who refuse
shall be conducted to the South, beyond the
extreme pickets Of this army and be notified
il found again anywhere within our lines or
at any point in the rear, they will be con.
sidered spies and subjected to the extreme
vigor of military laws. -'' war. :.
Any person having taken the oath Of al
legiance as above specified, and should be
found to have violated it, be shall be shot
and his property seized and applied to the
public use. All communication with any
person whatever living within the lines of
the enemy is positively prohibited, except
through the military authorities and in the
manner specified by military law, and any
person concerned 10 writing or carrying let.
tiers or messages in any other way, viii be
lines of the United States. .Eral -. u
-- ro By command of -,..... ..,
MAJOR GENER AL POPE.
d Gen. RUsaLEs, Col. A.1A. Gen. and Chief of
Staff. -...~-e .sa w
ANOTHER DISPATCH FROM GEN. POPE.
To Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War;
A cavalry expedition sent out by General
King on the ed from Fredericksburg, re.
turned last evening early. Yesterday
morning they met and defeated q confede-
rate cavalry company, about 100 strong,
stationed near Carmel Church on the Tele-
graph road from Fredericksburg to Rich
mond, burnt their camp and six cars loaded
with corn and provisions and broke up the
telegraph to Gordonsville. . 49, .s..
An hour later a large body of Stewards
cavalry came up to attack them and these,
too, were defeated and driven across the
North Anna river and pursued till within
sight of Hanover Junction. Several pri-
soners, large number OF horses and many
arms were brought back.
A march of 20 miles and the encounter
and defeat of two bodies of cavalry were
accomplished 10 20 hours and without the
loss of man. have not received the
names of the commanding officer and troops
who have thus distinguished themselves, but
will transmit them to you as soon as partic-
ulars are received.
The damage done to the Virginia Central
Ra lroad by the expedition of the 10Th in
slant, has not yet been reported.
(Signed) JOHN POPE,
Major General.
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The Employment ct Contra bands.
Letter from NeClellsn's Army.I
C0LoRED SERVANTS.

= coLoRED SERVANTS. .a
Still another feature which is here the
subject of general complaint. is the practice
of many OF the officers, who have at some
time taken fancy to some likely looking
.contraband," attach him to their persons
as a servant; the effect of which is, they
a daily come dashing through the camp, the
nigga, dressed to death in Uncle Sans
livery, and mounted upon splendid horses,
apparently seeming to look down "'pon de
poor white trash. with considerable ,disdain.
w here this one feature is seen ID its worst
aspect, is il the long night marches through
mud and rain, when the poor sick soldier
YEARLY drags bis way along, or, worn out
and exhausted, lays him down to die, while
at the same tine the big beastly nigga
dasbes BY on the extra horse of bis new
master. l-- 80, ~ q Is, - - '1+ @''A
a This may be stating facts too plainly, but
it is too palpabie an error to be passed
without notice. We know such sights have
a bad effect upon our mind, and we feel that
the private soldier is none the less sensitive
than ourself.s -, - 80. ~
4-On Saturday last at Louisville, an inis
mense and enthusiastic. meetipg ives hela
at the court house. Resolutions were aaar.i
imously passed for the. pressFvatioa Of toe
Union atqany cost approyng the Presia
dents call for additional volunteers; pledg-,
ing Kentucky to5furnish her Quota thtls,si;s
requiring those swho canno s1lpo !ahsseS gei
lcentrihate EeesaiGy5os the families efsth dse
who do en- list. IaP Proposing eremps garressi
and punishment of marauding bands now
Kentucky, and declaring that
Union meU wifi not tuierate office tuiders
who have fought or held office in the Con.
federscy.
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1881 III giaL t.AiA ,AIaEuosuT
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a. and lUtu uvo, iu ssii ward. Pima aud s,ruh-
cat Jus Ton sAd dollhouse, including the to1' =
apparatus can be seen at the Office Of the slper'r
tealaut Of school Bg'dugs, No, "a Crosby IT, Pro,
pJsas must state the estimate for each bran Of
IAe work, separat is, and 10 Endorsed, "Pnup salt
frM,slu work" prop sails for Carpenter WORK
,Propo,as lr Palu-u /, D" and Proposals for Heat
ing" Proposals fr tAH heating must be accomI~'
med with s1eur-te draw 10 - and descriptions o.
the apparatus yru A., sed t. lg furnished otherwise
they viii be- rejlctri, Two reap usbe aud approved
suretes will be required from each successful bid
der and no proposal will be considered IN which nc
slrsties arv Lagned. The School officers OF the
Ward reserve the right & reject any Or all Of the
pr1posAs offered II deemed for the public interests
10 do go Dated April n, 1903,
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10 CENTS PER BOTTLE-FURMA
| 4 celebrated RHEUMATIC ANNIHILAT
for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Throat, &C., can always be had IN New Yorl
CAMPBELLS, cor. Eighth ave aud 28th st.; RI
q cos, cor, Allen and Stanton sts and cor.
d and Houston SITS. sANBORN'S, 219 Division
LIrrLEDALEs, 19oH Bowery MALLoYs,
Second ave, and 8Oth sts., and by Druggists
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