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The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
Registers and Enrollments.

Statement of the number of Registers and Enroll
ments, issued and surrendered in the DISTRICT of
PORTLAND and FALMOUTH, during the quarter
ending june 30, 1862, together with the tonnage of
the same
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12

sR- Kerosene has been used successfully in
destroying worms which infest currant and
goosberry bushes. Put a small quantity into
sprinkng pot and shower the bushes The
worms will instantly fall TO the ground and
not reviye.-Augusta Baner.
% A lady in Missouri offers premium
for enough Yankee scalps to make bed quilt.
Perhaps she would like to take whole Yam
kee as a comforter.-Banner
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12

Photographic Goods 4 Chemicals.
OUR stock in this department IL complete, CON-
~ prising every article used in tho art
MORRISON & CO,
june24dtfw3t 26. Market Square.
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TsIyes AsoUr SUFFOLK aoont Suf-
solG have been more quiet for \ week Or Two
past and many ladies', who left town, WRep
fight was expected, are returning 10 their
homes There is II doubt but ii was laid out
in the programme Of the Burnside expedition
to attsc~ Suffolk after the fail OF Roanoke
Island and by getting possession of Suffolk
ard the two railroads at this place, Norfolx
mig ut he aitae KIDD ia the rear, and probably
forced TO surrender The plan was 10 approach
Suf,lk from tbs direction eff Edsnton, Wlnton
or some pF at on the Chowan. by lan0 force,
while he gan boats AZ Odd Point would at.
tempt 10 as Gend tha Man emond river, at ths
same time But while burnside was matur-
log his grand sche M, The iron clad Virginia
paid visit to Hampton Roads. end demoi-
ished every thing in her way This made the
proposed attempt 10 seend the Hansemond
Nth gunhoats wholly impracticahle, and
He INN ediately colcentiased his feet al Hat
taras aud dc tsrmined to attack Newhern.
Thus is wtIi be seen, that what saved Us
from con tiict here plunged rewhern into
rnta.
AS soon as Ii was certain that Burnside
hsd gone toward Newbsrn, things became
more a ulet here. AID HAYS thas Remained.
what, aoweyer, may De the next move OF
Burnside, remains TO be revealed RE may
proceed the Neuse aud attempt The cap
lure nf Ktnaton and GoIdsboro', he may
attack Wiimingson or be may suddenly re-
turn TO Albemarle Sound, and, by land
march, attempt 10 reach SUFFOLK, where ne
may im agtne we have become tess ylgnant
wcare glad 10 see thai no less vigilance is
sxercfeed by our military authorities now
than when the enemy was expected every
day.
Cos. Armisteaef. OF the bah regiment. has
beeu prom otsd tc BTifaaier General, and
assigned 20 this place, and Major General
I.orins assumes command of this whole sec
tion between Smtthfield ara hiesmsrts
Sound, --Sgfoik Sun.
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SENATE

0EMA E4
hipAysA psiaa sysie.e 80.
Mr.. BAaswslI, OF Douth <laroif1 iIom
this Finance Tom mittGe, asked. % Aaai =.
the committee. TO be discharged from iuI.ns lAf
consideration Of q MemprfAi ffOm ctussns "
rexas In relation TO the c1pfscatlon iAM w..
and prupou nding certain 4sestepne Hse.:.
ontained He said that the supJect Ma' ~.
Of IN . msuor5af properly befonGsd - sAs ~.
dietary Gpmulittee, And ne .neretoie ssASu
this reference TO be made; md ~ WY acco1u
ingiy ordered. s,.,,,r,.,.
tee. re,s,r ted back the Eouse bill 'tio n caivs
INTO the Nepfederate service. Te9tmsut o.
volunteers for the protection Of the Texas
frontier." with recon mendation that II do
NOT pass Owing, however, to the apseiee Oh
NTH the Senatorn from Texass he asked mat
the bill and the report 10y ON the taols for
,hepresent. 20 ardsred.
He also repor ted hack, Will, an amendment,
the Houee bill; - encourage the 10 Auufacture
Of stitr etre and small arms. Laid on ihe
tn ME.
Also repor ted back the House bill reguiat-
ing the pay of Charlains in the army also
laid on the IT. BILE
Mr. SEMxEs, on behalf OF majority OF the
Judiciary Committee, reported favornbiy mp.
on the hill to an NIL csrtafn sections OF the law
of The Ps ovissonai Goverr m mt providsu for
appeals trarn State Supreme Courts to the
Supreme Court OF the Confsderlte states.
Laid on tie table. Sass
The Sc nate then wont INFO secret s. ssion.
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Gsn. 4. s. I,nn,tsn

We are glad t. rec = disposition ~ the
Southern press 10 retracs ne hard things that
havs bsen and of the late CoIumander III.
Chief in tho Southwest. We haze al.qaye
beard that tien A y. Johnston had no SURG
nor ne milit ,ry leader IL il,e old United
States army. No one doubts ills h! lity to the
South. ard w- cannot see why he sh3nId he
sinHtt 4 at I'd the HaAts goat o. bear lbs re
sponsisiI,sy of att our mistortuues III tho
Weat ms people eEpeet too much at sleir
Generals. when they demand that. Without
su.seiens means and men, they should hold
tne,r poSIta0ns sgilnft everF otld5, tof aae
-wn part, we believe that the Southern al u1y
now contSina the very best officers Of tue
osd service. and that Gen. A s .Iohuston bias
40 snrerior among them. Popular ella u,ar is
often cruel and uri unt, as the history of III
ware, ia the Old Void aud the New. ahun
1antIv demonstrates The people know moth
ips OF the difficulties which suyruaud cur
army, AID make eo aiiowsDA es for our infs.
rtcrity toahe enemy in all kinds of wsrlikA
appliances. We t-ei fully safist;ed, how ever.
mat Gen, Johnstoa will yei sindicate his 81.
Lem fanfe, ami that. N any event, he viii es
ssbit the serene sell, posse ss,on and inginci.
bic oompesure Of his heroic namesake on the
Potomac, who never permit the raT pop,1la to
aieturh hisplans, but calmly and sternly teaves
ev'ents - srgae his cause.
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YaEksts aud Mnls,

Il is sasd that the Yansee ottle ers bear with
great resignation the loss OF their men, but
that they are inconsolatie for the death OF a
sunse Or horse. They are said to declare
that they would ''father have ten Yankees
killed than one mule The reaeoa CT this Is
because Of The value ofshuae sa;alaia to theu.
m transportation, upon whiah they are obliged
to rely in their acpg ,narvh 81 iprasiop, ar,
which beeomes more diffonlt aut expensive
the farther they advance, TIE mules, horses,
and wagons are thsis vulnerable point, and
The attacks Of om gaerriilas ehould be direct
ed against them night and day. VS. SHOULD
make the mules, horses, and wagons onr chief
aim. because tue loss of thasa viii bring with
u the ruin Of their army, whereas for every
Yankee you kill. there are two otheE vaca.
s,onds 20 take his place, whom tbs North IL
glad to gefrid cf en- any term We ATE sorry
seat the mules, who are respectable aud in.
iestrfcus animals. and hare been. forced into
sse war aEainsl then naturally eaehe iuclina
tious, ahould be doomed 10 each i4se, tut
there seno ether Way SO siieetaal OF si,scotu
'osiae their nasters.
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ro,Sets, Apslt AZ ifort1ssA 49, =.
r.esday i Il kats tssa reosivsd 1sss. Ths
H~.,4 ssy, ,Ast AisDAicA 70 ~ Nsvy D..
psrtmeus. from CcmnaaAsr Dspent. ispcfis
thai Llsuts Dudd 80 NAsAG, 80 q 80.
men wsr, sli,sz = a Ass1aisoA o aassqs'ss
Tss !. psur.d ssss msr igaxsslia aEssvsd
Me- York ON Monday, Mn lpSo 49, sesos
n q reported fron Nashvilis 49, 'hsfe
w,,l ba con centratsd IN Tenpessse fsosi
sorcs Of 700 600, and tAstshs iMpsneiss ''Asls
-, - IN. most impoE tant che u tho wa.S'
Tho Herald says that virginia VII b con.
ouersa without much bioodshed.
The new Yorh stocks arc larGuhhins.>.
.,ot,ou nns eighty declined; saies At n cents.
u,n. CARTS, In Arkansas. has issued spa
o,.t orner emarcipafiag tbTse slayes. on ae.
| count Of their bang employed In tbs rebel
service,
the Baltimore American Of wednesday
| ..ys mat next mon tn Will end the active
-rhius. Afterwards there will be nothing
: . but TO res tore order.
10 -sdicss that the next battle VIII bel
aud says that Van Dorm and Prics
ccIissn.. ~ emphis. TO help Bsaarssat.
are mosht sland 30, 10 WIS progrese'as
Aae sesseos creased their d. fences.
The sehsls nadia J. the Fedesals had taken
It. Ii reported TIA, some Con federate..
Union, Tenn, kilfinA Ar. . hundred A, 4
taxing number Of ysisoA
fftv horses, md sfores.
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Ritbnlon0 Dispatfl.



. r.. r.r :, - - -
tn. rs..,ut;sa r,.a.,.ed IN rsonores. Il, ,o,.
h,a aha IA s,f .a.sss \. ~. ,.an.h f..,,, .,,A
s,.s.. -. .ssv =. ...,,,x y, 3. s.,.,. a..
e,n.,sc,, ,Aas su,ra ,,,s,so.4s - s,eaIu /. one
If csviora ussins ami r,,,.v We hopc j,
NAV hs ,,,sSs6 - s,s,,,{ 4a,a. xvs have nc,
,,ea tha. any al ,lfh Vlayh,.r states pernans
no, oyen ps,awayo ~,,l ~ teurss.i.hs I'm
,-e,n's une,usA,n. aas.aspa =, bs,i.sry and Ger.
rurt,on brt ve shvuld terti,y their ~ .sis,,so,
lss every ryrpxstepssasrxsinu We know ~
.opa whisA wilI hare i better efsacs than III.
,,n spch IL tAasr Jr,,,nr nonnia.son az may hs
,,srcrea % rnyrauae- thsas .nsiisu,iYns a, the
Srst hid ri Tia s.,wrnus 81 ns<sv ii, W asbiagsos.
We have 1awavs observed tsaae The anti slave.
~ rhilanthfou;sss whether III non s.aveboi1
va ar s,ayehsie,ag communities, Tor there
sr.s come Of there n ut,y IN h2rccr siaye States
have n kesa eyo for the main chance. We
never beard OF hus che aholisionist in a meri
- tserrii Saaithl rntsiag ais hand ~ hisroeset
go f~iieve tbs slave No are al aware taus
Mrs Stowe mAdc fortune eug of Une.e
Tom" and. moreover. thst she collected large
-
me SADIE csaadfea oil epffesr'es, ~
she bAs never gwen The Hrsf ofiis1 OIL het
>" mems TO thsu resiei- nor has. We e1si
beard fhae she accounted Ter evea Inst 81
wt'eh size wsa the trustee for their bcnehf,
Her hrofasf. Il. w bsecher. hah atsp 'aass a
tottane cater ei8vefy 8eftason, Out IL ae ever
gave ten Genie b negro, he Kept his sssuls
saoa q pfoasnaa seeses th'ss ms pehFefa hs'sa
''of never suspected han OF the charity. and 9"
4" is with HiI OF them rs so with Abolition.
'sna IN Easiand, which wiring 20 epoi'sh us
neisheer property, aiNsyS treats Its own
WIN LIE most sasFea reverence, FaSa0a
nniy abolished slavery al siain;lea on The cal
ealstion that free labor would lag more proas'
able 20 her commercial Interests, aud of the
small sum Of twenty miiions that the esperi
naeBs COST haa never to this day paid anything
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Alady suggests through the New Orleans
Picoyast that eUn pany OF ttxty or seventy
females hs organized I'm mediAtsIy tor the nuf.
pose of attenoipE the sick and wee nded.
whenever aud WI erever snch services are
needed
Diessrs George Morrison and Abealcn Nc
t&es were Irested in spotsyfvantA county,
Va, few days ago on saspieaoa OF disloySity,
and taken 10 Ffedsrie kAhu1g. where They
were discharged without hearing,
The New York papers announce q new
novel by Ben. Wood, formerly editor Of the
Da.iy Nsrs, entitled "Fort Lafayette, or
Love and Secession.
An Am proved percusston.cap machine, In .
ven led ~ VIM. II. Wash. has heen man q.
fnctured In LyneAharG. II wiu make nirs
thousand cap per hour.
The cisissns OF MeFylaad Employed il ths
| Gospoys navy y Ard have eYGAntxsd COM,
| paas called tbs j. krankiin DaoAAaan
l Guard. ~ ~
The baptist Church - Newmaa, Ga, hAa
offered It's bell, weighing SEQ peands. 10 ~
| Government, 10 b. cast tn,o cxnnon, IL the
| sveAs that II IN needed.
| The Atlanta Ca1fskvaes says ---"fron al
| points We receive tEe moes krusisytnG intciit.
lpuee OF ths farmers hAxipk rseolve6 70 paana
taSfely q corr, pas. And rotAtssess ana 0A'
Ias s.ls. q - P.se:ssE g :es s.sAsal !:
] oeQosooe.
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Tas Beers EhHCrfos os rHs EAsrgAs sHoRR
Correspondent Of ssss,timore paper, writ
Ing from the Eastern Shore Of Virginia, IN
giving an account Of the recent bogus elsc-
ton tn sre, says:
81 bn q. Evans, Esa late of Norfolk. WAS
inspector Of e.ection. hr. Alexander w oIreii
polt clerk, and Msssrs. T. $. Teanis and VIM.
burdick comm tsslorers.' This correspon-
dent far Their says that wagon load after
Aa9on Load ct men hocked 10 lhs polls to
Srte for Hon. Jossph kegaf,
.sThe Arst named, Evans, Says the Suffolk
ssn who In sntue IA every senaa OF the word
n ueh money, ana sneaksd eff North withon,
PAVING. Rnfdiek. altar lnvolvinx and rain.
ing several worthy men hereAbQpw. though
an lrishnan went OF with his XAakee wife
at the opening Of eha war, and - orreii l.
wsll known all eLG he line Of the Ssaboard
Knad as . genuine Yankee. kuch scampe -
these are OF course rrraye ed s9atust the south
ana are IL supporters Of such IA IN ~ sJo
/ SsGaf, 3
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US Navasumce,.

Wishoat Navy, OF anything Thai aessrssss
she name. Ger naval officers have exhibited !.
5sgres Of enterprise, tao, aud courage which
groves thai We have the howe, IL lie old
Navy NJ wen - Of the old Army, 10 cur cog.
vice, and that the Goyerurient ought Ia mt
hem IN apositlcn shess they could render
ssill more efficient aid 10 their oouutr.s PA
wonderful ach,eymente Of the Sumter sh.
esliitaha career Of tbs hashs,l... the be.n.r
rghs'ag Of cur little Acct Of saes Il savauu.,,
andsr cid Tstnai the defiant runain. of tho
Yankee gsnnslet on the ssyaansh bv K.r.
nssd' the gallant 6shling At Rospehe Leland
aud the maguihespt victory Of Hampton
kesds, oil rroye what our naval officers eau
DO II thsy hssa means m proportion to .he,r
merits, ana can b placed apel 4 thss,se eaua,
- their eeeests. Not oniy have these brave
ald patriotic gspslsmen serysd with eitisisae >
sp"n their cRIaeisms1s. but have ,.aaer red
iaos impctesnt services Is ih. lspa batteries
aasareas als9hf 70 ptosiae VI ones Ter .l,s eas
tssast,on q : - such ~ ,e iuscss sts Of .,.s
essnsry r<qsiss, all yliea would affard 4
ssid for - nxyai laisrs and snergy Of the
county .
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A FREscH VIEW THE LATE UEIoF.-A
Pam phlet by NJ. Sidney B4uoat has Just sp-
pea red under the little of 50 T. Union das-t-
eatrt Il PEarofs ~ TIE author, seeing the
southern osa les er.rated from the North
err ones, asks whether Europe ought 10 de-
sire the reconstruction OF the. Union or the
Independence of the two sectioIs2 He then
takes q rapid view ofsii the Political at $ of
the Union during its exfsieecf; Is rapid in
crease. its spirit or annexation,i IS views ufon
Mexico ard Cuba, The hie h tone ii ssunsed
towards the sIn :.ter STATES Of sou Ii .traeiica,
Us II II already pos essea then, the L ter ao
sencs GA ahs American continent, OF any
power able 10 scntrot the growth OF The
great hs oT hing rspa bile, waich has nsv@rdi
gu.sed IT'S uitinia d views upon Europe, hav-
iog more than onre put foTta lis pratensions
I tn intervene Ia rhis quarter Of Inc gtoce. 10
make ifs Influence fit and 10 propagate it,
priaeipies; aud, lastly, the uaeonItsous be
i,ayior OF The United States towards foreign
natiof <, chose feelings have often bean hoft
by the uncompromssing toae OF the Reinei.
sn }oserument and which hays often irsen
eeItged TO III ke severe steri Aces 10 the:T love
of peace. From all tAis tao authos OF she
4sp nhie, concludes shas snr breaking mp OF
the tfniea, which he considers CERTAIN, viii
be n most fortunate occurrence for the psace
of IN ! world.
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Second baptist CAsrek Bsn.--Tn noticing
the recent gits OF IL Church bell by the con,
gtegationof the. Hecond Baptiet Church, il was
unfinished That thu members deeiened TO con.
tribute SUFFICIENT metal with the hsll TO form q
battery Afterwards ~ lady correspondent
suggested that tho battery be called the See
ley Battery il. compliment 10 the esteemed
pastor Of the Church. The latter, on seeine
the paragraph, sends ns the following note In
reference to the matter 1921
RicHmosp, April 2, 1864.
= Eatsers Of DtspsteA. "A recsnt item IN yons
column al J.osa news, copcefning the dona-
ton az the Second II tpttst church bell, Con-
trims s 1n,s errors which desire to correct.
The action of tho Church Tns limited. very
Nore.iy think, " he grant OF ine-oell :
Whatever may he the c5n 'rfta'fops Of tpus-
vfduai N esa oexs, asaiiiag Themselves of Las
gems rous prefer made by Mf. J. Z. TapIet
or the T'rajeg tr company. 10 oosnp lefs o bat
terry, it viii be IN. act Of patriotic eliszsns,
nes OF The unnrca- :
need hal d,y say, taerefbre, n Al the Churen
did NJ. arroga,e 10 ltrels the right 70 give dns
name inu ch lsss its own, to the propose"
battery
Permit ms 20 add, in n mater personal &c
m, ss,f thAt, whilst am duly seEaibie OF the
Kind Intention OF Jour lady Correspondent,
who o. oposes TO substitute the pastors u anne
for that of tha Charca. / should De 10Th "a
have my nj me ms ks q noise liz the word .
ihrou2f, such medium. Il. W SsFLEf,
Pastor :sec1nd Baotist Chnr CHI.
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sRIfrs DopaE We have tesrd OF fellow
In Bedford, whose pluck and PATRIOTS III no
berg of the II st order, set his wis 10 work
to devise sons IN eans 10 get himself exempt
cd At las he his uroa the plan OF putting
som tys OF three d1 zen bees Ia the leg of ais
y 1Isia loo as, and GA Lie day before the meet
ingof the kea I'd he put the plan ID keen ton
TN the day OF meeting he nao himseu con-
y.yed to Liberty, whsre the board was 81 :
ttns, aud. u pon xaruinntioa by two doctors
LEARNED In ply sics. his legs were Ioand terri
bly, swollen InqrirT was made II the sui.
fsrer as 10 how long he had teen tcted, ard
upau his a1sweriDg for several ysnes, the dcc-
tors r-oaouLe 81 him ur d. for SCI RIGA and he
n ~ accordingly exempted, his wife, how.
sYeY wi h u loo 1as ~ FOR Which we surrose
She eeA &c .aansa from the would BE- ex.
elnrt, let tbs cat Gus u the hsg, and tha tfish
cggnfns 10 fhs knovisdee Of tan boarf, shs
feIicw was gxatn suM nanued. and upon hii
examination the swefing before pronounced
iIcrratis had disappeared. He was served
as HE CO ysar.ify coadncs msritea, and forcee
Into ire ranks whesker or not LyacAb4r6
Rsgstsi&sl
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WV. GbxoKK s1aas.-Ths Charleston Cen

Nh. GIbNoER SIaHs.-The Charleston Cen
ft5r, -a,luding TO the recen, calamity Which
befeI lhe dis;ingu& Sc u.heru author, Wm
Gilmore Simyrs, says:
He has, Indeed, beea aoreiy tried, most
sadly bsSet BY mity Gffi Gtiors and pegu
mary insS :. be II as bur.ei nine % fourteen
cAildren, enc or m IRE OF them recently; with
IN the s,s Two We he lost his dwelling
house IN ibis city, by fire, and was entirely
Hninsu red. and low fire of unknown orr
gin has coasumed his noble aud hospitable
nomt siead, with mtny raiuabies, and
ne Is renders! homeless aut honsetess-
This happened, too, while he was heney-
clantty sheiteftng Two ftIuilfs besides his
ewg. He was insured siu the Fire
mans Insurance slcmpany; and he will
scarcely receive the full amount Of his policy,
IN consequences of tn heavy losses OF & ri
company by The late disss. rous con iiagration;
butwe have rsasea 10 believe thar ne will
resIjzs IN pre- tn On he aud his peigebor friends
an 'tcipa'e.
lie addition 10 his other pisfortunes, the
exiting war has involved him in literary
shirWras, and lost b In some SIS, 900. in
copyrights, and stereotype and her plates,
az taa NCrsh, which we're wont TO yield him
from ~, goo 10 81 500 annually, tnt which
are aou coHfsscated by piIfering Lincoin-
dom We deeply sYmpa. h;se with orr at
tiicted fria,a In hts eafi.! ard accumulated
toSscs Aba nssfcr IN ats, but We counsel hiT,i
- IN III ~ fortltuGe ard Christian resigna-
ticn, even "a der his more han ordinary
weight of huIaan Woe
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MILITARY rus we copy the onowin,

kfL!TASY / TITS We copy the following
ffop, n late NOrthera paper:
tbe folly OF the government In trusting to
the ERxatitg and IL trlligense If mil arg
corr nanders, without laying dowa "a Gxec
RUE OF conduct. having teen eAemriffsd BY
the absard procia matiCn of Gen. Phelps, at
chip fs'and. IL further illustrated IN anew
proclamation. Issued by General Lockwood
10 the leopte CT Northampton and AccoriR2
counties, -, in which he says;
THE Government must be prAeld, rrd a
TIE Re 'i'is o :As two conF ties 1e0d not
submit To, and CO operate With TIE militgIy
IN spirit Of ainity s.Gd good feeling p higher
power tam he taan. LOCKWOOD would de.
mans the tx cuiinn oi the laws. which
would Gnniiscss@ their egfoes, horses, males,
c ATS, DAd all omar property. ana mos. rs
suredi " hTsakup The insutuAol ofslayery oh
he qeninzui.- uihey quietly, orderly, aud IN
proper spirit, attended, the election on the
2Sth t2s' =, i&Ld organ " their Government IL
acccrdan CO with tae proclamation OF the
Governor Of Wes ern Virginia, peace would
re restored, and properly CIV subj 'ct to con =
iisca.ioa would remain untouched In lie
ID taJs q: lis owners. Ii not~if tbsy reiuSe q
TO !iecDaFse their nnty-if they decii6ed TO
yot ana wf aid nave ros6ins 10 Dc with 'he
hotc II thelr officers, &C, t. would be ,aksr
a kr .niei they would no. accept tbs eGndi-
Ct n peace and a1nify oH-rsd 70 them, ano
tGey w0uId be reg ifded not as FIJI ands, but az
ebec es, aEl treated as sCcb. Gheir property
wont, ne .aken frem them tina ms ituto
va CIV ~ - NifHoS' ~ 1Gt IVY tJSh%iest
naiiitsIy gov -rnment estahlish-J oyer them
ana all no con latte In e rebellious spirit TO
cpgose Tia RESPIRATION of pelcs, ord ~, aAo
good gcs INN "a, would b. daait wlth IN ;
spirit OF terri I'D rig'd lsS ice''
The itea OF this satrRp co upeI'iaS people 10
vo c, x he;l-f they wish go lu do or not, Is
soTntthtp new ln American history, aud his
throat o .opfisca.ton, Zee ing me siayes, &c.
- row resting only ~itS Congress--is an
other melancholy Instance Of tue sross abuse
OF p @er sometimes attempted by military
me- Den Phelps, at hip. Island. has
ben guilty Of misrsp senting the views OF
soc Government, Sen. LIZ ckwood Is net less
2alpatla. We may remark tur.1er that Lcek
woods add,, SIS Is singular one to ssna to
legal people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05

TARIEF OF PEIoKs.--Gen. Lowell has ests B.
sished abe foiio wing tariff of prices of proyt-
stons and other articles in New Orleans
Beef Mt retail, toal7 cents per rcund; pork
lsll7e mutton aud veal, 3a7ac green meat
hog round, 2na2sc: haas and ZEE P2s2Ss,j
flour ID 9ii barrel; peas, ~ - 2 10 Per bush
g., sifssd corn meal, oil sosf g per bush 81:
rice, retail, isc per pound; saN. " per sack;
ceffse, 6ee. n poand; Sc, ioases must weigh s
or = onnc es ncccrdiug 70 the auaihy of flour
ioc lnaves - or 10 ounces; ANA ete- leaves "a,
80 or Sc ounces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05

SAp AcorDgsr. We regret TO learn that
a ,uem,ar OF the s9th Virginia regiment lost
his life ON the cars, between weldon and
ao,6shsro on Wednesday, last A number of
sol,tiers were In tTansitu ON nats. bout two
m lies beyond Ep field. Just as the ensiue and
tain were entering oridge crossing Fishing
creek, he engine gave 4 sudden jerk, which
threw Mr. Jonu Lunuord between two cars,
severing his body In twain, and Snttips OF
both hands. He WITS killed Instantly. NH.
1. was membsr OF the Sparta Guards. s'apt
uoufdla company, Caroline county, Va
Frederic asbarx Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05
The impending Battle in the Yves

NOZZLE Aprit a.-Ths <dcvttser mas sps'
cfai message from Memphis, ssa'ioe mat
B,,eirs army had reached savannah On
Tennessee river. from Columbia There hst
been brisk skirmishing and great activity on
no.h SIDES for the & reat struggle,
The gsrrieom at Island no. 10 is welt p.o.
x,s,ousx. ans. confident Of holding the pcst.