The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11
FROM rHB NoRra.
In OR late N,rthaYn mes W. 4 ID SONS i"f
Their matters OF inter- st, wbiGh We sppeno'
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In our late N,r.hsYn mes We - so,ns fur'
Their m susrs Of Inter- u, which We sppsnds
rAk on corrou.
In the Federal Senate, on the An inst. IN
the discussion rpm the ~ on cotsops mi.
snx a. /, . just AZ 4 rutnous 10 inc great mana.
ftc urii & tntcres's Of the country. Xne oaI'
den would chit fly fall ON the iudusfrial ".
t>rssis Of New England, which, ahoer VIZ
proposed bill. already bear bordens paytn3
at Eat four do lars 10 one, ~ compared win
the great ugricMisurat districts Of the WesI
Many Of the cotton mills were ciosed ALREADY.
and heavy tax on cotton wcntd tsnd 70 csces
them all, asd throw this operatives QUE OF en-
mr. Unnudlsr, (aer y Of Mich, contsEdci
that n was At and proper that lax should
b, put on cotton. That was tire great g nfes
OF the rebellion, aud had tsen claimed a.
sing, aud now that we hare got tis msI.s.y
down Ne shoald Heep oui foot on him. he
clatmed that the recpie IF the Wees. cope,
clalty Of MichIKsn. paid luil proporMoa o.
the tar, ard would r1y chserful1y. Iais Hx
on cotton would sslso be q burden on France
And England, wko had besn ipimicai 70 the
Upi.ed States In the EHesont contest
Tns d;sCu scion was contin aed at length by
hlsmra sherman, Clark, Simmons, Harris.
Howe, nld Others.
Mr. Sh.nmap, lxep J. Of Ohio, noved to re-.
consider the vo,s r'j'csing Nr Ansaonys
amendment yesterday, to ley Of one
h II cent per pound on cotton.
Reconsidered-Ys aa "a, nays %.
The question then IejnTreo on tne am0nu'
meut moklng . tas on cotton OK cali cent pss
pound; whieh was adop:sd-ysas 80. nays 10.
rHE NIdaBR euIsrtoS.
In the House OF kspresen tauves, the
Speaker announced the business to hs the
motion Of Mr., Porter TO reconsider the vote
by which WAS rejec Cd the bill to free from
tn ohuy n
against the United States.
Mr.. Parker, (Rep.,) OF Ind, said that the
BIT was too sweepi! & and iudiscriminats. II
sft ,ctei Ril persons, however remotely or in.
directly in pt.clted Ia the rebs Lion. In Dis
Idg nent II imposed severe and excessive
.ha$tissms nt upon many who were driven
into rehe iliOH by moAAICns fEiEapptehensi0D,
mtsrepr essn tation and deiusion. and who. II
the Overwhelming pre-. sure upon them were
removed, would promptly assert their loyalty
TO the Government. The provisions rendered
inaecurs the :it!e of property owned ~ ioyaI
nsn in the rsbeiiious Statesmen who have
been faithful to The Constitution and Union
amid every form OF lGsuit and nuntiia-
ton. He would ret sncroaoh on ths
property OF the thousands Of brave
men In the bJrder slave States WAC
are v.pdicatiug ouy flag. But bill ought to
pass to pun:saths conspirators who originated
The rebellion, au their not less guilty accom-
p.ices Lis fjsct In moving reconsidsra'
tion was to Rave the bill recomnitsed to the
SPECIAL Committee ON C0n6scatiVn, with in.
structioas TO report suosutute, decicrtpg
free the slaves Of those who shall hereafter
hold office Of profit Or honor In any OF the re
bslIsous States, or under the so-caiied Confed.
crate C}oyernmsn also providing for ths
ACC uisi .ion Of lands on which to colombo sIca
freed men, with their own consent, and dena
touaijzinE the above.Me toned class OF reb
els. He commended that such an act would
cripple them AZ a political and goveinip(
power, vi bout entrenching on the rights o
loyal men,.
III. Fhsirs, (Opp.) OF No, il explanation
said he desired TO do what h6 coutd 70 sup
press tbs rebsliion aud restore the Union. IL
believed the African race were III better con
dition under 'subordination than free.
slaves are declared 90 o:come lee IN Missoul'
they cannot emigrate to the State which tn
gentleman in part represents
Mr.. Porter Replied that Indiana prsferre
white men, while Missoari has chosen ne roe
TO de yelop ner agricultural interests. kut till
was 10 reason WY Ihs lebels should not
dispossessed OF their slave property.
MI VsllsSdiEham, Opp } Of ohio, move
to table Mr.. Poc:eT'a motion to Reconsider
NeSa.iyad, IS against IS
The vote by which tns Slave Cor fiscatio
bill VIA hereiotors rejected vas reconaidersd
81 sgs!ns,6a.
mr.. Porter then offered . subati.ute for To
bill. and moved To rut 1t Oh It's :,asssgs.
Mr.. Ka,l.Ggsr, dsr.,i Of Pc obJac:ad
| this II was /. greet i'm Provence. On the or,
S;cRl bill; but ha was uoi prepared'to vois 70
any aucn measure withcu. examination, au'
he simply votsd to reconsider fer that pur
pose Tns reconsideration showed that tn
conservative men ara power in tbs House .
we'll as IN the ecu try.
Mr. Porter Cow moved to recnmfnit tina hill
to the Sc set Com MtItar. with Instructions Il
report his substitute, as indicated in the Pre-
vions payi OF these proceedings.
The motion wSs agreed 70, ST sxatns. 65.
wsArA TA.Kse coRs.sfoEpssT SAYS,
A rscsnt Letter from Fortress Moaros, pub
| Iisoed In a Nor.hern rap.r, says:
1 Dsaer.ars are continually coming in. ab,
| tbs banks of tha stJoining rivers ara thick,
scatsered 9th thsea p7or fellows. Butt Is
| sluSuiar TACT that thsy DC not know fc ucb out
| side OF their own company Oas Of them toIt
| ma few days since that they navsr cont.
aug On; ans.ns from -, .n II sSs5e rom o;
to day hat il goilg to be done" Soldier,
| like this ooey orders. and march ami coun ger
march until rest IL the only thing, save fooi
| they seem to care for.
The transport Rockiand arrived here tel,
af srEoon, from cP the river. having on boarC
fcr,y nine rebel prisoners captured last Sat
urday. They are N 's.iy from Georgia, are
are, upoE the ~heIs, a soirg ,cs % fellows.
must confess that among thu party did no
see an intelligent iookiAa .oautenapce, eye
after maktpg dus clio Vance fer 'hei. cbival
~ and dart: They will probably visit the HI,
APPS, and from thoace so North
General DIX cf,cisl'y proclaimed Sis au
iboYity here II day oy-,ss uIng IN order 70 tb.
effect til at 'ai, sA:s'i' rT,ei5 Wil laspein IL
force until rrl.es;ed." md that he now IS
same, command 81 t1,- department. III,
order Will ha transmitted ~ telegraph 20 sc,
this eseUing.
4 aite nun Der Of wounded were ,rhnsf
red from the hospital h'e's 10 TIA Ger era
Hospital here, mos. OF whom ara from Gen
t)sssys division, end paIt oipsnts In ta,
fights OF Saturday snh eundsy Toey are no
willing TO say much about the fSh.,6us Whe.
asked about tbs way they mat the enemy
they say they din not fiinca un-ii entirely
overpOwered. A great allowance sacaid b,
made for tina division, as ii W. composed o
comparatively newly made soldser1. ~ h o have
pot had the experiences Of years caupai go
ing like tina major Iars Of cur Army of ;hs
PotomaU.
Ths weather IL intensely rrs, aadsza ara
sc II .ring here terribly With the heat.
The same writer says "ths raising OF the M or
rt,aas has not yet bsgun. bat vreosers are &,
work taking GA. RS muca Of be. Iron rs ihey
can &c. at
TBkYAkKsss VISIT OLAKyxokr
The New Y orb Hreids correspondent VIZ itss
from City Point, May %
Wa Ef: Burrows ferry. on the Chtcka.
hominy river, this morning. with the isis nd
Belle in our wake, and san up the James
river On reachiag Uarsmont, the prsrerty
OF Mr. Alien-:he ve4i' by NirgiIi4u CT whom
have atrea6v spoken in n former letter as
having private railroad Of his own on his
estate-boih vessels ran alongside the wharf.
q spacious and most expensive struciurs built
in ,ne form of a l. l.ia ccUss, w. III & depele
track OF rails on it. The wharf h.s bean rem
dered useless, however, by the rebeis, who set
1t OF FIRE, - the charred piles, beams end
planking remain to testify. A b3at's crew
from each vessel was sen: on SHORE. Mr.. al Gu
was not at home, IS he has hsen In fec ed vi h
the prevailing meria and holds com mission
ia the rebel army. This Sou.Leru nabob
owns, 1t IL said, NO fewer than nire banded
slaves. HIS ovsrsesr WA il, ,bus no Ii lorna
tion OF importance was rec3lved from him -
We Obtained some very large and superior
strawberries from him however
THIS afteraoon the qaiena, which lies fl
the mouth CT AppoU atn K river, threw ssye.
raj heavy shells into City Point, s,ttiux q
houSa on FRA. The fl lces did MOI snrsad