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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30
The TSiicY Of EPSbaSl

Il lie uo longer doubtful .ha. INC p"iiNy of
Eueland towards lhe two heiliserents in
America If one OF ,ha most rigid ,npirtIaiity
Ina. t..s Ennisn people syupathize with the
South ia no Indication Of the sympatbias nj the
Government. Governments havs 10 aynps
thjss TIE inteTee.s of their country as they
understand them, are theil only rlls OF a",toG
l. "a aa1 sssy 70 perceive n ~has direction
tbs Governments of England haiieye tnst it,
interests lis, II is permitting, epd II neces-
ssry encouraging both nations 10 make this
raI as lestractive 10 each otre, a. possible
81 urge saeh IL Tnin tii6 othei beyond H.
90 We, Of redemption 1hsF i.nsbsI 'ndn-
an, has promoted She sectional ,'.slpr'.an@aa
il ~ United 3tates ill they erlininaed in
disa. =. - bay5ai contradiction. IgaIy il
.sr2et IF ENGLAND is involved III that A,s!riG.,
winch she .as -aooee1ea 10 SO npl ioniuE, al,.i
tbs sans interests prompt her n t2ga past
with neither s.dc, S;ii IN u;Ge and stimulate
each as fa, a. posslbie asainrs ,,io other We
hal supposed that sis w"0'i pT0pii,s she
South for its cotton, bIt the p1ilcy iooaa 30
the destruction Of SouGhsrD .ottoT - oonIpeii
ing the world 10 depend - -" ida, Inii-
-.:.p.- Der iaas- hsa.i4; stste2.-.@.. 90. -.
do1h.. Surveying Wit graai con, pia' ency the
6stterjog prospect 90 nniserssti rulsi ii Amor
Ga But, ii atrihes us, they are reckoning with
on, the;y host. the .,....ii has ,ite ms She ~,
regeneration " i,iau vii astonish .ha wnrli
her iGSaiase IoI.Gr Hei.'- will i'll ;sy yaara
bloom with new lusnr1anoe. and tie c"oJ0H of
India never could 13 ,.ayer can compare Hl.h
,hst of the South. We .naii then -er wha:
the acilisi, ana inhnbsn policy Of the English
Government has accomplished, and whether
French looms viii, 'loat hara cortol. will no
lead En.iGnd :. dance she little dreass or.
Her Government oou, better follow, it.e gen
eros impulses oi hes people ltaU sofiid aud
short yhtei c.i eniaIi0sia.
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kssqUcKf kIaIE@.- J esssrdhy morning
Capt. James C.asiem IT, Of Kentucky, passed
throna b here on his way 30 CoIlntE he Is
just from Lexington, liz that Ssae aad
brought opt with kim seventy men, Eli we'll
10 omit ted, armed G2c eGuiroeG--na.inS fur.
Eisned thsmseiVes Nlth .heir outns. als men
are noW At Chattanooga, while DC h2s gors 10
Cor in'h 10 see Morgan, 70 max arrangements
ior I5.ning his s9naAror
Capt. Castiemsn brought la. ri-r lAr0agn
Pound Gap, and thshee down through 2ast
TsnAeasss Nsariy every whers saronge n IT
sucxy is:et were WELCOMED greetet with,
cneers, and bid Goc~spsei. Th.v u.re sr-
tortainei WITH 3 lavish and ~ .nc feopie OF
keatucs;, wa refu.ed 81 receive ccmpensa-
ton. Il. every place they fnDad til, spirit of
the people RTnnSed stii1 iai;e sni,sted il, heir
feelings IL favor VI tie South s le-s OF The
Lincoln Home huard organs .tiocs s;i.i Ss-
ist, but moss OF Their, hay. u!sSs pdsd The
Oapfsi0 ~a1 his men ri syo fights with
them Is they came along. .-.-t WHIPPED them
badly SCih tfEes. he br~ fht seventeen Of
shess Home 4GsTis Prisoners &c Chassa.
nnosa-
Hs rspo'.. n. IS: .J.a o1Ss - aen, .ai1-
Inns are L liIg ID ,Jin IICn1pGr f- arsnais:
tna r o less han s regimen, i2.eiSz rGs]ea e
.Es 80: ghborhoaa 81 I-srins' aTs 1tafo Uasn,
Henry, Bah, ana ,. SpaE ics -cnt.y
have gcus :T0r. EGe = s-'a.l - .ds so
a. not 81 Ak &c sGsr's,u1 NJ Ea s,iacoIT sol
dierf, al.4. as VAR dsT1nat IL A. eeas ia Il
fnf sar asEaT {? ,1Gcsa lnIo =. Il .aGotts ~
hass .Ts=s .Jart--a .. he nisn al ciics Ia DOCK
10 tins standard o. iS1utnSr: rights and inds.
pendeIcs. In so,as places they are openly
and detaltiy IscYuit,rs anu enis.iES for tbs
southern army.
captain q. says lie c.ops !. Esntuogy
We're ne.sf marc promising, aRj ,hut pyovi.
s,oas are ahaa dua: ana cheap Corn II worth
70 Cents per eashei, az d otter thing IL proper
on.
Wsaopa onr 3ovsfE sp e1t " al stlH u i some
Knesrs 0f marching = army iIto that state,
" ASIA. sue all. Z &c nom ths 0slds OF her
! - sus 4 ,. 4 a
be as.aca q Ein-o .ndom.-S;!a.. az Coajet.a-ecy,
-5.s
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Rur,hl, S.,s Ja,..sH. >

Tho ''hurrah Tor Jackson once 50 t.uiiiar
4, t.,ie country, has hean revived with au All.
.nuslasn that bids tar I" equal tue upfraT
which The name Of Old Hickory used 10
fouee Wa ara tnid that ii his o~n camp tie
cannot make his app5eranCe without teins
ioll"wed 10y that stirrrs hnrrsh from ons -nd
ri the line &c the ottst What :. .iGI they
wonid MAKE OF hin, II ms were u isases nolo :
BY this time the prinrshops wodid be full of
his liAonesses, and hGrP pea wonid hays a
nuto account of his origin, history, appearance
81 !. habits. We 1n-.a tonfasa thss We Zee
soma cIriosity ourselves 30 kew something
more Of tho life anu Appearance If Gold Stone
wall Jf whom I'll vo know al present IS that
he vas formerly professor II the Virginia
Military Institute, IL little ovs1 tho Medium
height, spare ant thin, With dark nair AMI
heard Ont short, and mas an eccentric nshit Of
fighting Yankees wheD De uaets tasm,
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On, soam,ss arc beginning 10 d,secv-r that
| ,ha ola Union In the South IL ghost, of when
! ol,mpse can scarcely he cb'a'ned even IN
3,.,n,s Some Of them axe honest enough "a
admit that all reverence ,ot III" tni"h ~ tAe
Soush has disappeared, How could 1t he 9th
a,wise ? When the cause OF Liberty haa re-
oefvau ,he haptism OF blood. ii 10 therssi"r'h
+. new creature; "old thInSa nave passed
AWAY sli Things havs become "ew VIC
ware s,ruck with he remsrEe Of All eloquent
divine, thai ii ~ az ,rua OF such = csn-@ -
ours "a /, in OF rshg,oi tna, without th-
shedding If blood there Is no feusslon- -
Up 10 the hour when every family IN '"e 'an'
WAS called nrou 10 lay some hrs'hus vi VIC
lock, or some pet lamb upon the a'ta' W
this was, IL might have been r"ss'bs" '"h' '"'
Snnth vanld again have relapsed in'o i'e Ola
assoe,st,on.. b,.t ate. ihat sn!snn ss'rince.
never The hands ~ these nisn arn ~ 'he
blood Of orr An t.sd aa. friends They may
.,aaue, us ,n@ yohe MAY be fastened hp''n
oar .eeks Int tna * .he "i''y ts'''t o. ,n'''h
that is hence tortn possible Union Win ''e"i,
;, voluntary Irioa wOuii DC indSf" Is >''N'
mani with Death and league VIII he'
would la q degradation by our """ ha""o'
slch degradation AZ the world has never seeh'
AID " h,.n, "iN ALI paople in the world Tie
peopie Of the aoulh sre the iessi likely 1" per
netu,4t-
We oA4 te.- ,hei, yoke. u he .Sco-
,,,,-and wal. zad oope through Centuries i'f
3s.i,-,ance We sau bear, ii insy choose 10
.unict Il ths lose % properly AMI life, ~
friends ana b,oth~c.!. We SsH "snieT IN
,,oya-ishea .,non.r ont own pose aseiA5a7 s'iaii
gers IN Oh. own Land ws caa T'ossnip God in
ms rocks AMI :, 0ods We can he thrust asida
from ever vocation Of life by OK invaders
aud eoDousrors; we est heal All these, and
every other human Ill, except voluntary ma
rionai colnpanionship again Win them mat
viii never he. The atonement OF blood has
hasn contaminated, and We a1e born again
There is scarcely q f1u,'iT III orr iand which
has nos been ojol he'd iii mourning Nv these Re
storstionists OF the mon. ,;au ,hey restore
Inc ceaiJ tina, cover orr plains and hillsides
Can their ncauLations ~ the tnoD stiT those
brave hearts ,iat the grass is growing over
Can their shout of Union bring back the .nion
~ the wits With ,Iu, dead husband, - tbs
mother with hei noble son, IL, the sister with
her ctie,.aned brother " hen they can ia
store th:.c nuion, then :hey eau talk of bring
luz, h,cs the other bnr net till then.
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The Lais BkirmigL on the CnI.ka-
hominy.
ssaE F'IsIp HEas Ii,ysanEu.
. n NAV. iSt::
Ia.As Aa.,ar. oT .ss DisDosel


Ia .hs Aa.iats n .ss liisp0sta
observing tia. inu tehe = it.sly ii.is. est IN
the movements :1; actions ~ shs army, sn.i
bs.isTins mat yoI would not Aao|.ns,:. pub
1isn Any at-.en.@cs thSI Iuid 10 III last.Hs l.
sny coru> ii .2er In the serTi9e. Avail ray
asif .; thls opIscr unity III correcting TIA -
II ia<l in foui article of The 29tE inssaII.
relative 10 tie ,s,s sKirmish 90 tie line OF tho
GhIoga hOmiuy, la within The SsE regime :,
louisiana volunteers was engaged.
ThS eg.rmish did not commence VIII "a.
fusi!.id." in frcat or the river. 1t commenced
WITH IL. al-:sch The leg. Eank Of the sLir-
mi.heia o. tbs Il. posted 90 the iias uf Lie
river.
10 any want Of Sig!i3uos OF the part OF the Sir
mol 0! the commanding o1icer o. Ina brigade
Iha enemy crossed The river ~ d lord o. 9
mile and = quarter above the regimen:
II il unaersto. i thai SfisaGa was posted
there, or very year II me CToss,i.s was rot
reported by 1t 20 General S.mue.. s:enesai
SsE;mes had u cavalry picket het~oa: ,l"E
bt saus Ana his. As sdo1 IS the Picket seW
The en eny Oh this side OF the T: gaT report ed
the fact to The General. Bot tl- enemy cd
vanCed rapidly ~ the same tine and tie 9TH
reg Uncut was ttas ksd naiors The rep@Is could
be communlca led 10 Il. r. sns the sur lriss I.
5tL ,aRIm &c. Wa7 pos,e | Ia 2 BASH on Ihe
line CT the river HI tas t,o. or the hill 81 its
rear ana on lts left. '.hs ire If The enemy
II rst anEonac 81 lis yJessuce.
Tbe Ekirmish srs of the reg ni-n, taken by
surprise, Were driven back but being sup.
ported By ssvsral companies Ia reserve. they
l raIiis cd and attacked the enemy. The enemy
then commenced ths "iusillade'' In iroDt On
| ils yii;lent. making cross fire upon il by
| the rian@ ana front From this destructive
Ero me 9TH retired 400 Oh 500 yaros and rallied;
/ when she order was given "a il by ihe General
u charge, accompanied with the declaration
thst sns i0tn aeof 81 a rt Simsnt was held ready
| 10 support is. Tne 1t 9rge was Il, sds Il drove
/ .i:s enemy o-oK from The dams and front Land
forced MIN 70 cross the river. There was,
! the-sToTs, 10 need 81 supper. !.GTn :Ie L. L
| 6soT sic Altar ccCss,QE The river Inc II sriy
occu pied i sheltered pos,ticI ia the NO ia VI
the front OF saa river, AMI the oth being great
ly exposed without an opportunity of injuT-
| Ing Them, was ordered to retire. 1t accord
| ingly retired about 500 yards and dsploy ed IL
line. The enemy tbsn Withdrew IT,, con +.
| test mus ended. TIE casual. lea OF the : il II
killed. ~ HLded aEo missing amour ed 10
seventy nve u.s..
Its dus 10 0su. SsnDles ~ say, tuaa lie is a
weil-iL formed. pruaenr and f.,tAfui OFT GER
and err oys sEe confidence sud ,espsc. the
officers under his command. as to IL. 9th
regIm 1t will be found rue II ita caty, eni
will ne always iliinf 10 be judged by It's coa-
dGc; lusTICk
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SAkST UsapSif.

IL .s natural to the people ii ally r.rtic;i:st
locality that, When their own homes taii ,n,o
POSSESSION of tie enemy, they should DO. III a.
believe thai her country Is conquered. There
sze, besidss, dependent spiriis every where,
who, wher III. sun Of coed fortune sais, Ds.
Eevs shat' ii never will rire again, ami com
sasnce filing thu air with Their ny. lie iameT-
tation.-
Perhaps tneTs we're SUNG such Ia Wincho.
car q short time ago, but how short has been
shs period Of sheir srbjec,ion. How gratetu.
nust be tbs reflections of its loyal people, " n"
refused to take the OATH Of allegiance t. aeS-
vn.ism, and manifesto, even ID 'ne presence
Of the enemy, calJu apd diSnined fidelity
and tTinnass ~ men lneiT very adv ersar, eH
must have secretly respected. Wi.at (. con
trast 70 LIS ooh-nct Of sone localities, ~
which the osth ~ allegiance ha- Daan ;aken-
with 8 mental 1es-rvstiGll paoLably-Sy = few
larsone Of whom ws expected better tGings-
II tho people Of &incheste, had thus fai'ar.d
in their nlsnhoni ,nd honor would they not
nave blushed to behold aga;1. tho Conied-
srsts BANNER and 10 look tbs honest hero
jacksOn, in the faoat
A town, State, or d county rsy tel. into
she occupation Of 30 enemy, and fail aEajn
and again, and yet the day Of liz ultimate sa's
permanent delivsTanos bo Boon. Taking city
and Keeping il ars two different things New
York WIS in the occupancy Of the British for
SIX years Of the Revolution. bnt ito iGEabi-
lsnts r,aintsinoi their loyalty :" inc Republic
anshaken to the end VS. can scarcely expect
that Southern men will De lass true Ia their
country loss ready ~ sndrre priv ationr AMI
sutfsrings than the psop!a ii the North
10 dream Of subjugating the Southern States by
capturing Southern oi,ies, lie q deiusioE which
We caCnot dispel fro,n the Northern minds
but which should not he permitted 10 ;,os=-ss
our own imsginatiOns. Ditabin. and Ell
s-snching Ia siow process Tor conquAring
such large portion oil this continent ~ iha
Soulhsrn Confedsraey New Or.sans mas
fallen, with 1O0,00G inhabitsnts nslf 3 dozen
other towns With bftv Thousand more, il Rich
aond and every other town IN Virginia sH6ula
TALL, .ass would not involve IN 81 y population
Of eighty Thousand. All the Southern ci.ies
together 40 not contain population of half 8
2ltlon; and II ever enc e t0em were tax sn,
{hsy would scarcely DC znisssd IRON the body
Polite more than war. from the human body
Not only Inc poI alation, out the wealth and
strength Of the South physical and ute lee
saal, are In the country, which has sl7,.,s
oeea ns private mode OF life. Thir vast coun-
~, "Ash can supply lie own wants Of every
SA"@ ~ AZ own indassry, can nsvar be con
q'sfea. i.s h''I" towns, the largest of which
would hardly make a .ubnrb Of tbs, .,,eat die,
Of the world, nsy Be occupied fer q time. bat
ths county viii remain i.s own p,ss,.,r aud
IN The end secure their ultimate dsiiysrsucs
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i'5'l.s toast---Fhe oil -ayip;- II i ~;.uet
!arss soon uur9ied Vy>.s ."etl j.Ge;c.,Eed i, ;ha
proceedings enacted II ihe Police Conri veg
ter,iily. There wsfe ti'.t few cases. ,snd thev
o. III spsc;s.i niont-,i,~ !hn sitting lnaglstIa;s
with :. a.saci.Y truiy v01pnsndshle, dispatched
= customers wilh :. 'a.etisy that ali long
xia.is-i iaaiiyes womb ~ we'll to sDlu.a:a
TIE Cas-, IT ,.ohn M.IiofmsT charged a7ith
atAalius four aaiias az VAIN, tne property 81
hs Confederate Statea ,Gs= continued Ter ed
,I;tinual .vitteut-.--I. A. tudiiu, vino hal
Lsen -nl,ncusd M tof AiiowiI. -taguani
pooI Of water &c accumulate On 4 lot owned by
him. also had HE caa9 continued "A mand: n
slave. charged with atealin. 4 pocket b ook
containing te" dollars, wAa committed until
tu-,la1, in hopes al hndins 'he owner 81 the
Loaf funds
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captain C.iSp-This yeteran nsoase, aud
soldier appeared last night AT tho Varieties AZ
Ju,,sI' ~. PieiTa. III Sheridan Knowles 9
beautiful piir u, The Wife Captain Crisp,
who If kno . IL throug hont the South rs a maa-
agar and an actor of sterling abilities, played
an active artillery part ill the grand drama Of
Manassas, previously leaving the sock and
bnsI&in for the field Of grim visaged war
when the South called for volunteers. On the
boards, in former yeara, ha acquired mnch
celebrity in the high walks OF tie drama, ouch
IA tragedy and genteel eopedy. His Edn
bnrgh stage training, and his tour in the Ora
matic heavens So = star III this country, mas
moi only made him = veteran in all those mi
mute proprietieu which belong To stage life,
hu, won for him so enviable dstinotionas to
render these words we'll nigh superfiuous.
OF cnnree, the a0idief manage. was warmly
welcomed back TO thu board Last night was
sal spart for the bsn.ht OF Mr.. I. G. Epra, ir,
the Treasurer al the Varieties" The house
WAS iambed.
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Sf1anl5t3d.ae SOtd?eTs-A Yluii,or III weak
kneed warriors, who on Gesine siay made
their way 10 this city from Ashland, Hanover
county, Va, either an fool OF on Inc eick
trains, reporting AFTER they got hsre mcs'
direfui stories Of Ashland heiDg t.han by The
Iankeeg in iInmeasa force, Ne witt, terrific
slaughter, were Yesterday spprahended by
dozens, by n.sI4bera N Winter Detective
Franklin street, to be sent hack, it appeaiina
that tbs hessians had Dot got Ashland, and
that the only Foundation Eos he stories solt b,
the fQsacious soldiers Was inas h,alions, con
ioiiisi vita strong Tepngnance 70 putting
yourselves IN the way Of danger supposed OF
real all of ,Ae soldiers who same down
yesterday wine were really sick have hessa aent
10 the hospiis!s
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s.skRAi. UUTsAaas on TEE M,.sIs.sri the
Vicksburg VhtS. Of s,ay Isl, says:

We learn that a In arauding party n on tne
Federal boats Inoored bslow t6is city. after
killing hogs and cattle on the plantation OF
broHn & Johnston. on the Louisiana side,
truI sae,r aki ffs across tue lavse, and went to-
tie iar,a houss ID pianosr, whso H;c HeorGe
a.. Ion stoG, s. Lrother OF shs banker, who
was OF tie pia"e. wafred them d, telling
TIT IL tuey hat III He'd h.s cattle, &e ana 10 Be
satisfied WITH them, bus ihej muss not Ter
his house for piuncer. Upon their atiem pit TO
enter forct My, cir, ,,Enst?a killed one OF
thero. when the p.T'r u 'ea ayes sna silIed
Mr. } Oh Osson instantly Inc parry thar .cok
their dying comrade, sno also lhe overseer
Nr Martin, and John Fen AMI, smother man
on the place, ara went pack 20 the Sunhoa Is.
having MG. tir and PER- mi In irons. The
MEsn-!rS oMcer, On examination Of the
facts, rsieaset. Il 9 two gnen and tent them
hack 20 the piacs, telling them he could not
blame them Tor defending their cwn lone. -
" safs glad 70 learn taaf there ~ 81 - t.ns
yen:lsmal in ths.4 0adron Fae nsscaes Ls.us
let M tbs & - Of ,hsiT easassi, Ssi.5c 4.
- !he teSe7, made a. saciosGre around e, aaa
ars a0a guarding tae grave. showing the Ints.
crs3nts the attachment CT ia! .hiut saves to
kiua and humane mastae.
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lad tAfss times - man
hochshis Cb.1B, twice "a nan. ysh
N bs''sford Union. three. aoary,N a,.,
''tocsrort Uniou, three tine s 'aurs
toess' U"'oos alone there ar. o,"aty. 4,
e5.o' ieorr parsons racsivirs r.,,. itas H.,
~srs th's Time last year. oh ~ ~ Than ma,
tnftfs we're already reducing ms s nslahf
aGd Weeping op*n more for slrh. Woda
profit. "one's ts,.'
Thus 60 600 PERSONS haze bean
.n 1as osry einP,Tymsns to To- bard nm.
piioants Of period when nlsos n .hss,,
~ necessity aid approAchins ~ aiisa On.
We are assured snas thsss g. IA e" Ia
not at all represent the num-, Haapsf,
ieteiy ossstass BY the dsarth II ro,t aas
badly of, whom nothing will II, 'aaou,aads a.
forward and parade their misc, ,a 70 cos
Row, what IL TO De dons Iii. .as Horl
melancholy fact thai asks ,hi. su,n
ed question TN the face Of the ,oy,ns,fsass,.
US wa mus see that The distress ia ~. bst
Genee from America We came, ..Is Intel
OF an early improvement. The sood h 10
locz in coming To whom are In IN D..
peop.e to look when the mills are o iiasss %;
at last the KtId purse that was NH "sc ~
IL 10 natnral TO look TO tne wealth ~
psrsy on the spot In tina neigh horsantp D..
has besn produced there and ,assn si.d, {.
where Hut IL 10 di ff1ouit To ntorcs ga 's
OF delay. Already an Immense rus ~,
charity has been done on the spot Tsoa1
Of the manufac turiI districts shar.assa0
trees more or lsss Lseds suffsr,. 50 Il,
81 ftsrs, even birmingham suffers ~
5000 more paupers there than Iast vsa..sa,
tim At Coven.y there are ONLY SsH L,
rs many, sueh Unions IA haze So sns
keep open arc threatened aud on,ssi
Bisrly are suf:rinp cousidsrahIv l.
prise Is nagSinR At man. othsr Ias,
people do not knoS how soon dl.s't', IL
reach them, te they ever So mach on,' u
cotton district. 'e! q, I
Rut the other day 200 PEI -0u. wsr.
to death, or more mercifuily son,ea,.at'-l /
coal pic With their wives and &c, Il
here were about 600 pegsln: throw ar.
public hsnev0,ence The details - -
tosm deep and pscuiis sy apathy AMI 90 ~
flowed In with scarcely All iav.tatIon
bably = hundred times shat y rnbsr r, q"
Tins Al now Suffering only mqrsnro,.. "
form of similar distress. Toe fart ~ 1e'H
proceed en- ted distress az what Va he.1 H.
with. We must LOOK ahead ana We.
peril In our course. He!e is q fearfnI -, : !,
restitution that may any day prove t.
FOR the regular resources IL mus, pctIt s"
soon adopted By the Sta.e, butttmavro'o1.~
and msanwhtie /: mas. not W fors.1.a<.
any whoa Il may concern sH
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f.as Kssaassat.--Ihs ID Georgia s1xin s,n
commanded by Col a f. Wright. made it;
appearance IN Richmond yesterday IA Yam
kee ovsrcoats ..ere ooDaidsraby sprin-
killed. about, i. ind3ei dist they had had
brush with the w0ndan nutmeg makers
somewhere, and ocol Cd inquiry proved 10 be
the case, a. they los, and drove back not lony
since at Sonth uills, X. G., a large hody Of
Hessians, AMI possessed themss!ves Of some o!
their togsery The ID Regiment numbered
abont i 300 men, and were accompanied By a
full brass band They brought along ar tro.
pay, ias which they had taken from s Yer
mont regiment. Tho men were all healthy
looking, young fellows, aud will make their
mark. We nave 10 ,iOnht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

iASRsa IN6oAaNCA --'CEt @gTi yai Of tur
screw steamer Hero ld4t rigi:t, sign .eol day
from u usenstowL, Ireland, is something Ia
the .nnais OF xpeed worth recording. We
have bsen politely banded English papers 70
the 2s.h uit., by Gaps. peat.
The Hero was boarded by tue Federal gun
boat M,rcsdeta {nns gnpsI 40 less than three
times tnirty.flve miles l.. n h. Of the Hols-
il She Wall. Is this 0atrsgs ID be repeated
al liouums We have beioTs ha4 occasion 20
ren1rra, ,has the port o. Nassau was more CT
fecru Ally block sded oy Federal gun boats IMAM
that Of lesion, sid SHAH ne Dc Compel
ed to repeat this ASSERTION Il Is not long
STAGE one OF the Fere7ai sMu boats actually
cams up to the mouth 81 our larboF, and
went on again without even saying "Eo1 DO
yoa dor'' Il is trus that II a. ). steady
went out as lar as the berry ISLANDS after ner
bat ShS escaped with ImppIity- olrely IL IS
high tims mat Ne h2f enc % tNp gunboats
stationed between the Ao!e-iR-;ne-WaIla and
Berry isIands, IL cOuE teEGcr mis- growing
evil and protect oEr commerce.
The uDeayiahie manner Ia when tbo b.
a:aDlas have been shown up ~ dsaGhFdiy and
designing iersons, whose espionage System Is
lust bag; Uni.g to bS fond ous by our over
coEtldiIs population, demands as 70 speak
out. We re; Dice ina. We are living II ian q
o. Nbsrty, where everything 10 anoveboard-
3 liberty far greater than mat OF the land oi
boa.:sd il seldom, @hOSs hCn@st ci;lE ms are sk
patriasea Tor daring 20 din9f in their ie.
lows On Z poin. OF Government. Had any
bahamiaE ac,e,i 10 tbs United States IS some
OF the ciixans OF America have ac:sa here, ae
rail- api Dssn Immersed III thal abb esive
liquid 70 which the ieathered lTin- have ire
quenDv added an extra coating -.sa.SaH Quar-
dian, l7sA fass