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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25
NAY 30 1861


BALTIMoas, May lB.-The Old Point boat
A gentleman who Wa at Fortress Monroe
and norfolk yesterday, furnishes the follow.
ing Information:
Tbs repu'se Of the gunboats at Fort Dar.
ling, seven cr eigat miles below Richmond
was generally regarded as q rery serious dFatr,
though nc full account Of it ~ hsen made
public.
On board tbs Naugatuck els b teen men were
reported killed By The explosion Of her big
gun. The boat was. of course, M ade useless
In the fl ght and was Withdrawn.
The 4aleaa Was riddIed by the shots from
the rebel batteries, having been "periora:ed" !"
rs the dispatch said, no less than eighteen
times. The loss Of life on board was not
stated. tut it wns thought to be heavy.
The Monitor WIS struck repeatedly. bat was
said u be Ectnjared. She, ho wevsF, could do
nofhiEF GsnEve, "a the batteries sre On 10
L,gh blun that 1t waa impossible 10 give he.
ans snMcispt elevation for ths proper range
Ana.s were quiet at Norfolk yesterday but
the people atili m ntfest an inso lent ar d sul.
leo disposition, aud say III at the Uni led States
sroeps Will SOON b. driven out Of The place
DsVeIal attempts to Assassinate linton SOL
olers navA been made lately, and vestArdav
an halr occarred which caused some uneasi.
ness
Col Brown. of the Twentieth I, diana ra..
iment, stationed at Portsmou h, went ont Of
town In the morning to take a ride. In an
hour or Swo afterwards his horsa came in To
X vn wouEded and ridsrlsss, and 1t was fear.
ed 'hat the Colonel had oeen dilled or can.
tnred P
It's reported tha. the Galsna was cous,d.
erabiy damaged ny the shot frcm the rebel
The Pos:.O Office In Norfolk has boon rs
opened by Col Trott, OF the Department.-
NO postmaster has yet been selseted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

w 0"A1D- iki-
W Six or eight
1000 mUS4UIANS, for the Banu Of the IStL
0eo gia regiment Also. q {, t,mpetsnt I.eader.
70 whom good salary will be paid. Apply
-t1yTE Ooi ". W BOYD
Yorktown, Va,
VI to JOHNHrON b bRANSFORD,
myl-lm Gxtn street. Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

NV yANTkD-A Few more
w RECRUITS
1complets % company Of "scots's Partisan
Rangers" We p1ePose to furnish horses.
We are anxious tol1lsr early in the service,
srd therefore so4lca. the i'm IMMEDIATE attention
h sll desirous nf eulistins IN o service that
promises ooth pref. and distinction. Once
opposite tAS Spotswood Hotel.
Captain kDW'U MoCONN ELL,
LIST Lieut.. J. b STEWART,
ID Isieut. s. @. KENNEDY,
I'd Lieut. Q. +, 4REEN,
nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

TsTRs 7 ED Or STtILEN--Un the night
ID of the 18th. from the baggage camp of
the 1st Virginia cavalry, nssr Brock Church.
on the Ric hmond and Charlottesville turu-
pike, a cream -colored % Re. .vtits name and
tail, abou. III hands high, a white blaze in
bsr face. or ys.rs of egs. viii give 620
rev ard tor her delivery, ,or information which
will lead to her apprehension.
W. II. SA LIE, Company q.
my 13-Ats LIST Va. Cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

T., TR a I'd From the subscriber, on
Wednesday, the l4.h instant. twa Cow 8;
one 8 small red COW, the ether q red cow with
q white head, and bell attached to n strap
around Der neck. They were purchased re-
Gently At the sale OF MIR. Jewitt's sstato, at
Glover Hill. chesterfield county, and are
known to have passed over Mayo's Bridge and
through Manchester; doubtless they have
N ade towards their former hcme. Any per-
son who Will inform ms Of their wis sreRbou.s,
or deliver them to me at tae r. 4 r. R. h.
Dspo: will be suitably rewarded.
81 az EIlN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

w LADIES,
= se,s on csethin9 80, soldiers. Liberal
,ei,Ys will he paid Work ready for del,y.
- 20 Monday. uall at
WN. II. BENSON's,
ryft-2ss 1S5 Giain Atreat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

Az ANTED-A NATION - 0OVERNESS ty
w ayoune lsAs to tsach English, French ana
kndc.
y-ALso-A 6Tr0ATION by a lady xho viii sive
naVuctcu In Music &c an equivalent for poaxa,
For further information, sddrsas
"REEUdEE'
ny ls-1Ws sic5nond. "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

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Two gentlemen and their wives, or single
gentlemen, can obtain two very comfor n ole
furnished -ocms, with board, In q private
family Location. a few min utes' walk OF tho
capitol Square. Address dUSTAyTS." at
this cf1ca. mEH 4k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

Company K, li,h Re e. Mississippi v5is.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

Came to my stable, on Sunday night, a roam
HOR X, which the owner can obtain by de-
scribipg and paying all charges.
JOHN w. JONES,
/ On Buckingame Road,
ny24-SkF Near Midlothian (ynql Pits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

w To hire,
80 A NURSE.
Aidele ased y NusrAn preferred. Apply At
GEN. DlNMOCKH
my1-a FrAnkltu ssrest, bet 81 aud 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

ny ANT "a p PARTISAN RANGERS
w Vented sorty more RECRUITS, to hii up
ssonrAcy TO be armed with Williams b.eech.
aad.rs mounted rfs sad 10 form . part of Col
soo::'s :. stn5eui Besides $50 bounty, the usasl
pay, c'othlpg xud raHcns, this corps will te enti
tied 70 full pey 6as ali xrns and munitions of wsr
has may be sarsufed sfan lbs eoeny. Apply a.
ny office, Hsrs st.eet, aear 18th.
MysNlf.s see H. ORVIa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

San - 20 q sss1 aDpssrssss, asA sasaaes
AA4ss,, esty. vii Se m : IibsIei suro =
'::: !. isi.s,,.. ~ ]. - sf'f' 4 .'1,a.s 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

mllea above Richmond, On Broad street road,
two mare MULES. Uoe q large oay, aud one me-
diu,n sis ID aok; marked u 8. AID q. viii
give : reward ~of $40 for thelr return to me In
Richmond. or to the overeeer on the farm.
nv ~ SsA H. BOYLE.
R = KHWAHD.-Straysd or stolen from my
.foeD sable. In ButchertoWn a bright bay
cSiored MARE MULE. The above reward
will be paid on her delivery 10 ms.
PATRICK MCCARTHY,
my A3 Near V-nahle street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, June "a.
The treaty between the United States and Mex
leo for the extraditiOn Of criminals is officially
proclaimed. The provisions Of the treaty are
net applied in any manner to any crime or Offense
Of q purely political character, nor does it en-
brace the return Of fugitive slaves.
The Secretary of War to-day ordered that ali
applications for passes or permits for persons or
property within the lines Of the United States
forees shall hereafter be made to Brigadier Gen
eral WadsWorth, Military Governor Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and be subjected to such
terms and conditions as he may prescribe.
The Navy Department has received dispatches
stating that on the night Of the 7th instant the
schooner RoWena, formerly the Garribaldi, Of 20
tons burthen, built opposite New Orleans, ran
into Stono river and anchored near the entrance,
not knowing It to be in our possession She was
taken, We having seven gunboats in that viein-
ity. She was last from Nassau and had a cargo
oflead and few shoes.
An order has Just been issued from the War
Department to the effect that the act to prevent
and punish fraud on the part Of officers entrust-
ed with making contracts on the part ofthe Gov
eminent, approved June I'd, 1862 applies only
to such contracts as under the laws and regula-
tions in force at the time ofits passage, were re-
quired to be in writing.
WASHINGTON, "a, P. n.
No dispatches indicating battles or engage
ments in any quarter had been received at the
War Department up to half past two this after
noon.
The Senate considered the Conhseation bill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
FRnnI uTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 10.
A band Of persons numbering a Thousand men,
women and children, under the leadership Of
one Morris, who claimed to be the prophet Mo-
ses, re-appeared on earth, has formed a settle
ment thirty miles north of this city, and commit
ted numerous depredations upon citizens in the
vicinity. They refused TO labor for their sup
port believing the Lord would supply their wants.
Three Of their number, disguised with the impo-
sitiOn, attempted TO leave, but were arrested and
placed in confinement, heavily armed. writ Of
habeas corpus was issued by Chief Justice Kin
ney, which was treated with contempt. Sufi-
cient time having elapsed for the production oi
the prisoners, second writ, together with an or
der for the arrest Of Morris for contempt, and for
the arrest Of the leaders Of the gang for false i'm
prisOnment was issued for execution there. A
posse of two hundred and fifty infantry and srtii-
ln~'' '-~1 ordered out on the l1th by acting Gov
emor Fuller.
1900 ..ud his men WIRE found strongly en-
trenehed and thoroughly armed. Fighting en-
sued, and two of the Marshal's force were killed
On the 18th the rebels pretended to surrender
but resisted anew as soon as the attacking party
approached. In the hand to hand fight Morris
was killed, and another leader mortally wound
ed. The rebels we're finally overcome.
Several women and children were killed during
the siege, the MOrnsites refusing to remove them
to a place of safety. The prisoners captured
number one hundred and forty, and are 70 bC
| brought before the Court tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
CLEVELAND. June %. 1852.

I'LL AAsfAAhf y AAAN ~ @se@s
EDIToR LEADER;- noticed in the Herald
Of Saturday evening the report of q CONVEX
sation said to have been held between Capt
Mayhem, one Of the prisoners who passed
through here on his way to Johnson's Island,
and myself. The conversation, as reported
in the Herald, is not right, and I wish to
have It corrected, as I hope to be able to re-
turn to NeEbern, my native town. Captain
Mayhem never earssd while he was talking
to me, and never said that he and myself
lived on the same square. Being called "a
ooIored darkey" troubles me but little, as /
learned long ago to expect that from come
persons. As regards color, have seen per.
sons seTen-eighths white, or seYen-eights An.
glo-sazon, and these same men would cal
them "darkies. - R. G. HALE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
A GARD no THE LADIES.-DR
n DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
InfaIlible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and

IA DUPONCO'S SGOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
InfaIibe in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as a Preventative.
Infallible in Removing stoppages and Irregularity
Of the Menses, These Pills arc nothing new, but
have been used by the doctors for many years both
in France and America, with unparalleled success In
who have used them to make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, well to prevent increase Of family
where health viii not permit It. Females peculiarly
situated, those suppOEing themselves so, are eau
toned against using these Pills while in that cond-
tiOn the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admOnition, although their mdness would
prevent any mischief 70 health; otherwise the Pile
are recommended. Full and explicit directions 40
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Suparior-St
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, lg9 Superior-St; f. w,
SACkRIDER, % superior-St.i G. w. CLARK, llg
SuperioT-St., and CHURCHILL BRO, corner N
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIESl-By sending 81 to either Of the above
agents through the cleveland Post Ofice can haye
the Pills sent to any part Of the country or city (con
dentially) and free OF postage" BY return mail
N. Is. Look out for cOunterf8itB Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box n gned ID How'd
All Others are base mpositon and unsafe. thsfgfore
you value your lives and health Ito say nothing q
being humbuged out Of your money! buy only tho
who show the signature Of 5. d. Howe on every boq
which has recently been added on account OF he Pm
being counterfeited. The ingredients composing IN
above Pills made known 70 every agent, and fheJ
will tell you they safe and will perform al elai e
for them. ). d. HOWE Sole PrOprietor
marzI:kz l- New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

the time of completion, also provides that
Government retain 10 per cent, Of the
bonds on certain portions Of the route and
25 per cent. on other portions till the whole
road is completed.
II is semi-oficially announced in the
Republican that the emancipation commits
sioners will pay the maximum allowed by
law, $500, to claimants. II is probably
claims for 5000 slaves will be fled before
July 18th, the lsst day. All claimants so
far take the oath of loyalty, but some
dOubtfully, and some acknowledge South
ern sympathies. In a number of cases
notice is given Of evidence Of dislOyalty.
Gen. Shields was rejected as Major Gen
eral by the Senate.
The oonvalescent camp at Fairfax Semin-
ary is to be enlarged 20 accommodate 4,5OO
patients.
Grimes bill for the better government Of
the navy passed yesterday by the Senate
deprives officers of the power arbitrarily
to punish seamen, can only put them un-
der arrest or suspend for five days, then
must be tried by court-martial which is
forbidden 10 inhict the old cruel punish
ment, is allowed to commute the death PEN
atty to Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
The President is directed to appoint prize
council to protect the interests of sailors,
and new rules for the distribution Of
prize money is established.
Grimes made a strong speech to-day in
favor Of his bill accepting the cession of
League Island for navy yard, in which
statistics showing the vast capacity of the
English and French navy yards are com
pared with the insuf6ciency of ours.
The tax bill as passed suspends the di-
rect tax act of the extra session for two
years.
Eastern men say that it was necessary to
make the Agricultural States bear their full
share of taxation, but were OverbOrne.-
Stevens said it was necessary to save the
bill Western men say suspension means
repeal, as in the next Congress, under the
new apportionment their majority will be
sure. ~.
The Treasury note bill passed the House
as amended so as to admit of the issue Of
$4,000, 900 in notes of less value than FIVE
dollars.
A general order from the Adjutant Gen
eral says: in every case prisoners taken
in arms against the United States, who
may be tried and sentenced to death,
the record of tribunal, before which trial
was had, will be forwarded for the ao-
ton of the President, without whose
orders no such sentence in such a case will
be executed.
There are accommodations in Washiu-
ton for upwards of 5000 additional pa
tients, !, ZOO ofwhom will be put in church
es.
Unfounded rumors of a battle before
Richmond and Shenandoah Valley float
about the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

BEWARE OF INPosToRs.-It take this methed
Of informing my customers and the public
generally that other boot and shoe dealers in
this city are using our motto upon their win
doWs'as trap for those who are looking for
No. 100. Now don't Be deesiOed, for No 100 is
the original cheap boot and shoe store. You
can always save hftY cents on the dollar by
buying your boots and shoes of US. Don't
forget the place, No. 100 superior-st., and
not 1876. j24:Se5l SUTTLEs 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
FRENCH ARMY CAPITULATE
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ORDER FROM THE GOVERNOR.

COLUMBUS, o., June "a.
Recruiting officers are informed that by an or
der from the Secretary Of War, premium Of two
dollars will be paid for each accepted recruit
also, that one months pay will be advanced to
each recruit when his company is mustered into
service. It is expected that the gallant officers
engaged in the recruiting service will give the
recruit the entire benefit Of the premium. It is
hoped that this liberality the part Of the Gov
eminent will stimulate the recruiting service.
again call the attention of oil loyal men 20 the
importance of rendering all aid in their power
towards filing up the five regiments now raising.
Ohio must promptly respond to the urgent calls
Of the President for troops.
DAVID TOD Goyernor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

Ak ELEeAET PIoTURE.-Many Passer-by
stopped at sargeant's yesterday to admire
the portrait, which stands in the show win
dow, Of Mr.. R. Il. Harmon's little daughter
Gussie, and her splendid Newfoundland dog.
The picture is a photograph BY W c. North
and painted in oil BY c. sehwerat, the paint
er ct North's. It is probably the largest
photograph ever taken in the city, and its
execution and finish are most superb. So long
Is such paintings can be procured in this city,
It is needless for our citizens to 60 to Eastern
cities for them. Look in upon this picture as
you pass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
STOVES & TIN.WARE.
THF "DESPATCH COOKIl

THE "DESPAYCH " COOklNG
sTOYE-Having during the past hinter, been
i15proyed is now undoubtedly the bSL Stove ln tle
lf1rlrsf Its Baking, Roasting and Brolilne lrQfef
80 ~ uneyceptiOnable, and IN economy OF e. " =
,11Tan eled with It's patent erate lt Will plll
fo5i ~ well a. Wood most 1duira1yi the Ofen pell
fbSronghIy ventilated It VIII produce perfect alo
beqifhT bake equEl 70 that Of Baker, brlck Oseni
Roegfing aud T0asting s done before tno open nv
md Broiling over live Goals on the hearth as e9le
-srss dictates II Is manufactured IN tins cllyl s5l
M material used and the WOrknlananlp ~ ~ ~ ~
80 quality; finally, II gives perieet y
~ of aepers In this city and sur
ronndng Country, who are daily using u vii -
TIE MORNING. STAR lyyhlAg oLO oLOi.Le1 -. = y Y
new and Desirable pattern which, Etn tafisty & =,
ofhaT5 make our stock complete ne 49, n-te ~
had q rsaf variety Of Parlor Coong ana otnqr neat
ne SfoSss for sale at reduced prices -,
drs - eon1t1ufly supplied With ~ ne n9 - ~
- f--rtifui STYLES Of ENAHELED GhAlAo Z
ff.tii N ths uIoss useful articles 1t 4qu-e lf.
: -ii,,u f5ooi1 Nails and Farmers Tools L - u
.-5-5,,S fhs latest improved stg lee Of bLal AA1
ifeb sTa osref Al the lowest clzh prices. u nan,
s----.. irrrsiF and ha7a for aals AZ wholesale az
-4.i an NJ various articles Of Plain and Japenel
| rim Coppsf and Sheet-irun y are, ee o1eL - =,
1,d-t e1diess varlsty Of goods u our line lor ae 8
- iogosf cash prices, On the One Price rl5.e.
/ EsAu EousekeepeTs and those who c9ass.li | l.es
I ri7-si-asrinq md ms tlest OF mankind, eIe ~
coriialy Invited 70 call before pure ff37if
ana Judge for thHmEelves w. = -, 4 s-.-Ts
] fnarE No. % SoatA aA1' ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
OREeON ELECTION.

San FHAEUIso0, June o.
Steamers bring news fr0m Oregon TO the 9th.
The State election took place on the %. But
two tickets were run namely: fusion Of Doug
Jas Democracy and Republicans called Union
Ticket, and Breckenridge Ticket called the reg
ular Democrat The entire Union Ticket was
elected by near 5000 majority, making the rela-
tive vote about two 70 one for Union. @. Gibbs,
Governor elect, Is q Douglas Democrat, who
emigTated to Oregon from Central New York.
John Mcbride, Member Of Congress elect, is a
Republican, and formerly Of Missouri.
Letters received in this city from Gov Alvarez
Of Guerrero, Mexico, states that on the 25th Of
May he received news nom the City Of Mexico
that the French army had cRpitulated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

couoDoar Foo1E lst On Monday last FOL
the Easi, he having been granted a iarthel
release from duty, for period Of three
months. The Commodore Is stin suffering
from tho wound hsrscslvea in the attack up
on Fort Donaldson, he being stiIl unable 70
got about without the aid OF erutohes.
Previous to his departure, oOmmO-
FOote sent TO DR.. I. S. pROdman,
Of this city, his attendant physician,
the following letter accompanied with
his photograph, and beautifully engraved
pitcher, bearing the following inscription;
& CoEuoaors Foote to 7. S Egdmu',s n. D."
OLEvEIAsD, june, %, 1851.
Az Dear Sirs-I eannot l6ave the city
without returning my grateful acknowledge
meptit itior your kind attentions and skilfui
professional services, so literally extended
and so successfully applied in the radical
fmprovement Of my health.
Respectfully, your obliged friend,
DR. =. s. RoDN1E. A. II. FOoTE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
WASHINGTON, June "a

Gen. Wool has military control Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad from Cumber-
land east thus relieving Banks for active
duties.
Among other charges against Blenker is
that a servant Of his was stopped while
trying to get through the outside lines
with dozen captured horses to take to
some farm for Blenker.