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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, Sept. 4th. lsG2


The House met AT ~ oc!aek. Prayer by Rev.
M. WARD. journal of Yesterday read.
Mr IIOir of Ga, moved suspension Of ia.
rule requiring the cali of the States, which motion
was agreed 10.
Mr sIRICKLanD. al Ga. asked unanimous leave
to present the following resolution which Was
granted:
the special committee on Hospitals ia the Depart.
reBt cf Heurco be directed 10 inquire into the ex.
pedieDCv and propri ty ol the immediate abolition
If the Medical Board at Examiners OF the sick so!
ders tor Through and discharge and that they re-
port 10 III House at tt earliest practicable mo-
ment. Referred ~ Special Hospital Committee.
Mr. KgNNEg, of Lid, from ee Committee Of
Ways and Means, reported back Il bill for
the relief Of he collectors at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, with q recommendation that IL do not
pass sud placed upon the calendar, and that the
committee DO discharged from IFS farther considera
ton Motion asrsrd IL. Also. bill to provide for
the further ssue Of Treasery notes, and after
discussion moved that il be printed and made the
special order Of the DAY for Saturday morning. to
he taken up Immediately after the reading OF The
Journal. Motion agreed to.
Mr. OARIREIi, of Ga. from the Committee on
the Judiciary reported back a memorial Of Martha
ID Mo rig and others with reference 10 the seques-
trstisn of the property of the infant children OF
Stephen A. Dou glas, and moved that said me mortal
lie upon the table, ana the committee be div hhIGed
from its further eondera.ion. Agreed to-
Mr. RUSSELL, ot Va, from tha same committee
rep1rted a number of bills, which upon his motion
were placed upon the calendar.
The House then proceeded 10 tie consideration
of the bill for filling up existing companies squad
rons baitalcus a:d To Inents, and or the increase
OF the Provisional Army, which continued TO oeca
Nv i,g attention until y O'clock when the House
adjourned, Mr. CROCKETT. of n.y. addressed the
House in oppositicn 20 and Mr. HABTEID0E, ofGa,
in favor of the bill as reported by the committee.
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LOCAL M MArTEK7S.

FTa Regiment pif4iafa Ioianhers.--Ws ap.
read list OF tbs killed aud wounded OF ths Flrst
virginia regiment In ID. bott.s IF Saturday, Au.
gust 'Gth, al Manassas, as far az aseertained:
ti-ufsusn -tolnn~l r {: Skinner ssoundsl fs,,rs.
po*d hioitsliy} in left asia breast, rad head.
Company B-~kied Corporal {. q Goddn -
W"'ihdri: Sergts u n Cow. throush AMI across
hps; u W Dsdea. Prigaiss G Carter, righ. shsul
der; w kns:iffs. left ahonii,er, w A stoaber
Company C~~siiied: Lieut. John n DtnoLus
Wounded Capt James Mifch.l leg, S,yyst H4nry
sullivan aakit
Company -. Wounded f.ent r Reeve. left
side; osdeIiy sergt W A Morris; rriva,es George
!. Meanly, J 7 Porter. tbsh. aad a q s,.sar law.
Company G.Wsun.ied: Private X ti s,ewar,
Co'"fsny II Killed: Capt W Tysinger and
Private WIN NJ Wright Wounded. ORDERLY Ser.
geant w WyuDe. leg; Private John A Meai,iy,
foot and thigh
Company l. Wounded Capt J w Tabb leg:
Itent II q b;.l:ow, sra Corporal q !. Parker fool;
Pfivatas Jscnb Smith, abdomen; L. X Glenn, leg;
J03 Arutpku i,t-
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PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT

- "t fecplr Of hf Confsderafs States:
'hee ihore upon the plains Of Manassas have
'"' "nies been blessed by the Lord Of Hosts with
"'an4pl over our enemies II Is my privilege TO in
-. s"n Once mora TO His footstool, not now in fhs
'>'" oi lasting and sorrow. bat With Joy and glad
A'' 10 Tender thanks for the great nercies ,e
N''ea 81 His hands. few months since, and our
'1em'es poured forth tL .r invading legions upon
'o"' They laid waste onr felds, polluted our
aud violated the saneti,y Of our homss -
.'ha our eapitai they gathered their forces, and
A ''as'fai threats claimed it a. already their
Ne The brave troops which rallied to iis de-
nave eAtiaguished these vain hopes. and. un.
As guidance Of The sams Almighty hand have
-''e'ea our ensmies and driven them back in dis.
=. Uniting these dsfeaied forces and the "a.
~.', armies which hsd bssn rAsagins our cossis
..a 'Is army Of i6sasion In Northern Virginia,
o.. 'Asmiss have renewed thsir stfsmpt to snhtu.
|" the very place whsss their 6rst s6bos
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Ias Coa.st comet is now plainly ssan
OH every clear avening in the northern heavens-
Last evening its fai eond be Traced By the nak ed
eye tn.i len degrees from the .ueieus. The comet
Will atts, its greatest briiliascy in :, few aays
ana si those desirods Of seeing il shonll at once
l"os out int" Tue starry skies jnsi abova thu stars
forming; the handle of he B.ppef," where il may
nov" be seen. The present comet is not la con
ebaade.i With Tnttie's thriecnyear comet in ihe
lisi. which is another one altogether Whist her the
present one liz periodical not has not Vet been
determined. Erorssns comet il now expected, but
Ihs position II will have IL not favorable fer its
beiuG we'll seen
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,xroRrED pEATH OF GEMS MCCLELLAN
.sp slCKLEs-CAPTURE or WINCHEs.

Information ~as received here last nigh, that
Manchester had been taken, and large quantity
AZ store. burned. by our cavalry. The Yankee
,,.s..ius there was blown mp by our ,rccra
yrom the same Intelligence we learn that the
..nh,ors Saw received ina Stauniou has long ~
,.,,e ea the desth ct Gen. Geo. u. MeClellsR. Who
sed nom wounds received in the battle Of Manassas
sad ,hs death Of Cen. Daniel \, Sieklss, Who was
,a,ed IA tho SANE battle
The,. reports are given reports only, though
,l.y are slishtly mors autheaAe than the stree,
r,E,ars we hear.
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~ ECEAsED SOLDIERS CLAIMs-Ciaims for

\ EGEASED SOLDIERS CLAfMS-Ciams for
4 J supplies and cry other description Of claim
against the Government viii be attended TO by tho
Subscriber. = long and intimate acquaintance with
such business iusteS hn. i'll saying that, when
trusted 10 Ills care, they will be prosecuted to an
early ami successful settlement. Correspondents
"i receive prompt replies to their letters consult
ing him en- business His teas, except by special
agreement, will be Id per cent. aunt UNITS col
ectej Nenttii,,oes of tl.e aaIna will be made by
cheeks from the banks or otherwise, Ii ordered
SOLDIERS CLAiM6.-''Ihe claiming heir must
produce his or her afhdaVt and that Of one disin
terested person, stating the relationship and that
there - no other person 81 titled to claim For in
stance, ii the claimant be laofasr the affidavit
Ioust s!ata there is living neither 9ifr eaiid nor
fath0 eli Ike deceased; If the father, that there Is
neither afr lor GhHt; and If The child, that there
| ia mjfe The magistrate administering the oath
should certify 10 he credibiiity of the Witness and
the clerk oi the couct should certify RGdsr tAs seal
! that he IL aneh magistrate.
| Claims prepared in accordance with The shove,
| accompanied by order signed by the claimant,
and witnessed BY foo Ei!ae5ses, authorizing the
amount due tn be paid and transmitted by mail to
| the undersigned, will he sufficient Where tho
claimant is present in The city. upon application TO
the undersigned all the papers necessary for pro-
curing the pay, sc, die deceased or discharged sol
ders, viii he prepared. ready for presentation to
| the proper Office far 4 fee Of 81 or he will prose.
eu;e and obtain The pay Oh the same at a reasona-
| bic charge.
| he taxes The Liberty Of referring 10 the gentle
men naIned below for testimonials ii chaIass sf Ac
| Rev Dr III hoge, Richmond
| Rev sanil 4 MoorInan, Richmond
| Hon T. Clayton, of Ca, Asst Sec Y OF the TTea,
iury, Richmond
Hon Vim Smith Col 10Th Esg'i Va Vols.
| Eaic Esq, Commission Merchant. Richmond
Hon John CLARK, Sens. or Mo.
Hon John Goode, nj G, Va
lion John W Crcckeii NJ q, Ky.
Hon w Ewing. II q, Ky
Hon W w Avery, Morga1t0n n e.
And the members generally Of the Virginia Lie
esiaiure. EDW'D n. CLARK,
|. M" II. 81 atofy Law Buildings, adjoining
an 2o-eo1iin- Hhig oifce Richmond Va
-
l,pEUIAi EoriGf. In stone and for sale Ea.
- con fionr Green Tea, Of coed quality; Is
50 OF coffes, Soap, Eee,wax, Copal Varnisb,
Black o.! ct VaiAisl rinaar- Cotton aud Wool
Cards, Lanterns aad Lamps. Missss' Shoes and
Caters Genta Hoota Elaes SEWING silk, Black
and White TIL cad Hooks and Eyes. some Dry
Gnols; Diied Cheniss, very nice article for rud-
dings a tarts; Dried ApEles Also \ large con-
signlnfnt OF MaDuia 'ufsd Tobacco, at whole sale
aud retail, Cigar and Smoking T.baeeo
viii roasiva weekly, by packet haats. Patstasa
Batter. Eggs, Chickens. Onions, and Cider
Cali ON Cary street, granite ffant, between 18th
AID Virginia stieats Richmond, Va
/ au ao--3ts coRNELIIIa GUARD.
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F1ds sJ itacs.--If nothing should oeenr to pre-
vent il, the Government Wi, dispatch to asy far
Nsrina under haS Of truce, for exchange, about
twenty five hundc-l os isia Ysates iuhabitapts Of
Belle Isle. Iha ,uen src yeIy ans ious l., be off
and t,so " b" are called u;,oG minister 10 thei,
wants sse equally solieiious 10 eet rid of tbem.--
Their departure IL very opporsune. 4 will make
fo"in fo' the large number daily expected from Ma
nassss and vicinity
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Police Cou5t Yesterday, Thos. Turp.n Robert
i.atae. and James Logan boys were reInsnded for
tra. on the charge Of picking Thos j. Stih's pocket
of s9o.-Mra Hut1ier was fined sl0 for huoksteT-
ing in the ID Mafaet-Charlss slave oi T. " Sew
ard, was ordered licking for throwing "a r,al at
the daughter oi Mrs ElizabeLh Hotza
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Passing G5unfeyfs!f Monsy--GeoTae Brandt a
iankos 3oitier, carried before e. s CoI1Iaa.
%inner Watson yesterday, 10 te examined Tor at
tempting to pass philadelphia iithagraph repre-
seniins $40 G. s. Treasury note as good money.
The ease was continued
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A'Uat hofSsr.--A ausPieiosis Jog character,
calling himaeif Charles Jes. mas arrested at the
Exchange Hotel yesterday the charge OF enter.
ing several rooms Of that establishment with a
Etise Key tor the purpose of robbery. COM
panion had been Caught trying the same dodge / o
raise the wind: the rreyial,s day and Iock I'd ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-05

iTfsts-- The civil police. yeaterday, aee"ci-
Pushed a'lndry arrests among the number were
Joseph Thomas, William Butler and E. w Chil.
,tfey. IoF stealing two hats. Werth ~, from George
I. Betty and Tim and Joanna Long for b,,y;ng
htoiea hshey from two sailors belonging taceerd,
ing To the rase record To The e,unhoat ..Roiiryr
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OcehPtea. The old building located on the west
corner OF the Capitol Square. known formerly az
the Washington Tayerii and iattcrIy as the Monu
nient Hotel, has been hired to The G. s. Govern.
ment. and WAS yesterday occupied by the Second
Auditor aai other officials
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-05

Ii asf r. s. alssres.
Bray, Tiinbeifakr. Iibsgolah. d~athnlsy. AMI ~
deison, assembled at the City Haii ~ II ocIsek.
yesterday to exalnine John Starke, a member of
the City G.ttaiion, who was charged with having,
about week since, stolen number Of papers of
value and thirty seven dollars In money FROM John
Temple The accused, u youth in age and
appearance. hal been arrested in u restaurant by
ohicef bihb, al the suggestion of Temple who
sWore po~iti"e'y 10 ths commission OF the Gf,,nce
by StaFke. On The exauilnaiion, yesterday, he did
moi deem IL proper TO appear, ana the Court after
listening 10 cft. er Ebbs statement declined 10 hold
nun IA custody He was accordingly discharged
but q n before Maior Uris~oid the Provost Mar.
sbal ~
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%fti"g Liq"or.-~Mary Gleason, "A white female,
and slave owned by Gen. Johnston We're both
arrested ON Wednesday for selling liquor uplaw,
fully to the soldiers and locked up in Castle rbl,n
der for trial before. court martial
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Ssrt0bs CAarge-A man named Jacob Godstein
WAS locked up in Castle Thunder, yesterday. on the
charge OF passing counterfeit Confederate Treasuiy
notes 1t is said that Golds!ein had in his posses
sion Ii large quantity OF the worthless stuff
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AfFtrat IF Faahss OETers 81 lac Central ears that
arrived At i've a'tIocx yesterday brought among
Other passengers, several OF Pope's ofIesrs cap
tnred ut the battle Of Cedar kun. They gave the
follow ng names, viz; Capt a W. Coriiss, company
G. ott Conn. Lianis Ed. Miller, company A, 81
Mass; @. II. Coils, Pa Zouavss r.. j. Box, 27h
indiana rct nent. Ali Of these parties were slight.
iy wounded ami had been IN tbs hospital prior to
departure from Gnrdonay lie Yesterday
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c. 5 District C6arf.-This tribunal has adjourned
till Wednesday Of next week, ;tt which time some
OF the inaleitctors awaiting trial may be
brought before The coyrt
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Dtsfoyai-A man named s. Tharp was carried
;fosh one of tue N. Z. hospitals yesterday, and
lodged in Castle Thunder the charge of dis!oy-
atty. Another. named J. Il Anderson also hail;ng
hom North Carolina, gent To the sag.e ,isc. on
the same charge by order of Glen Lorng
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MILITARY NOTICES.

hESEkfED-From the camp al The lst Com.
L. pany of Howitzsrs, near Camp l.ee the ioi-
lowing men, enlisted As drivers for whose arrest
and delivery the nsial re ward Of $50 each will be
ISAAC JOHNSON, sc years old gray eyes.
brown hair, 8 feet inches high
WIN. MoLLOY, 30 years old, blue eyes. dark
hair, 5 feet a inches high
H. II FITCH. 80 years old haze! eyes gray hair,
feet inch high.
gCHAs. wILDr, As years oli gray eyes, dark
hair. s feet i inches high
T. s. MCCARTHY,
Be 5-lw Capt. Comdg lst Howitzer Go.
CAMP 46TH RECT VA. Vols, /
CHAFFIn'5 Farm, Sept 1. 1862
FI$hIRTI DOLLARS REWARD The above
reward viii be paid for the apprehension Of
Private fRANcIs b. 6RIQUET 10 A, 10th regt
Va. Vols Said Rriquet IS about .s years Of ago, 3
feet : inches high, dark hair, black eyea dark oon
pie e1en and ia supposed ia be lnrL ing about E,.h
mond hy orderof Col r. z ". nITE;
1t. Comdg Co A, nth regt ta Vois
A TTENTfoN. Gu. A. rEEDRaAR BAT1A
IA LION.-Yon are hereby ordered ta assemble
at the. gun house This AFTERNOON, al O'clock,
IN full uniform. la attend the funeral OF private
par, lCK OERiEE.
By order of tho Captain.
Sc 5-u* }. @ MURPHY, lat serst.
NOTICE To AHsRNT sOi.DIEas~ All ab.
IN sentees from Co. G, liih N. &. Trcops with
out proper authority, are hereby notifed that ii
they do not report immediately, la person. Ia their
company they viii be treated deserters. This
applies to these whose burroughs have expired, and
those who have besa discharged fTon the hospitals
A.. j. GRIfkITn
se Cuts Capt g Ca. lith H. C. Troops =
DICHMOND LTiHT 0UARD.-The faIlowins
III named members Of thia company, naw in
Wallace Sons, prampiiy. between the hours al ~
sud O'clock the 4h 9Th, and 9Th OF this month
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Forging Pay Rolls. Yesterday f. S. Hyde for
attempting to get money from the C. s. Payuiaster
on forged pay rolls and Roger MEG ann, for accom-.
plishg that result, were locked up by the Provost
Marshais detectives aud will be required TO explain
the nature of tie transaction h-fcse court nnr,is
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1H& filRAsEnL0aY OF Earl RussFLf.
4 IL, nn, tt,l phit Fno;yi,ar piitt

iFtoAi inquirer Aug. scli
u becomes lin in our present position 10 watch
Wihsp special Vigilance ali he sans o iir, times.
it IS Well that should not be found unprepere 4
Tor any emergency that may arise. Ia the letter
OF Earl Russell to Mfr srNl,d which published
yesterday, he 80 far d. parts teo5n he ordinary ia
EuaSe OF diplomacy IS 10 call The United States
i,oVeTnElent the GoyornIaent ot President Lin
colin. IL would have made the febels look like
rebels had lie said, mine States and sevara millions
of inhabitants OF the great American Union hai
seeded and made war On iEe Goyarnm-Ht of the
United States " He, therefore, by It waivnE al iie
ordinary obseryenees ot diplomatic coi,ricey oaii4
ii Ill" dovrfnnleiit oi iieai.!eni iin.osn.' II is
beeohns quite common nitii tiia niato8nSn ot
England 10 drop the only tstie hy which We are
officially known among iess, A,i H. call the Coy
ecnlaent OF the Unite; St.lie3 MI f.incnln3 GOV
eminent or the Northern States" something
else designed TO reeofri2A ia hang aaga at least
not officially and a,lr,siiatitely tha separate
sovereignty OF the Irfeis
1t should put us su,Ti isr ,5 q ns,h &
ready for whatever inaY be marked in the pro-
gramhie II foreign pCWet5. = 10 the reai feeling
OF the British pubiic ba tone OF their press and oi
their people reported by travellers III gt conn
/ tiT, leave is no room l.. doubt what 1t II aud To
what At pointd. fns E2y. DT, Turlhpii ri Hart-
ford Conn, Ii letter "a ihe Clfi7!stq Reflector,
Boston under date ui Jdty q, iua writes ftom
Ednburg The people here aud in England I
ind. are in a.ngnlar sympathy with the Southern
rebels. they seem - lilNS nn inst conception of
The great principles iuyJ .di ille American
ana Ms tiiG tn"d N'SteH, III t9 'i'ur tfr suiis,r
ing trGtn partial defeat before Richmond, il Is
rathertry iujs 10 be away rem ~iue and hear the
ngenefons aa goiuf: er, IL. AL pua.i, Pike,
Cotton has blinded their tYSs. The
newspapers echo the London IiHigs ana 4 more
time serving and i3cn,.aciols she ci ,ios to exist;
i 4 present, however. there l. prospect Ot their
interference in affair. 'fhey dare yet t4E
any atepa tuf The f"2Jgtion al Tie Southern Goa
ir.teiae, b; dei'ani tIpoH il. tha lnrHlent they
can 10 81 with nipsslsity, hey VIII tnske The
tempt. The aswspaNefs 0rs rapidly educating he
popular mind i"r 'io Issue How far they hsge
succeeded We may possibly infer from the nf
aach terms tt"sr which ,ha crafty Earl Russtis
employs.
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1t IEAsT oNf fiRn EKlFND ~ irRopF
lErnln he PhilaI, lilhi.. ll.illIrrr An. 30


Russia continues To he the friend of the United
States firm and sincere ~ shs. is oWerini. Few
have forgotten the gel eruts letter oi HE Gar,
written more th&H year agn, wien the other great
European powers {yoLng Italy excepielD stood afar
Off or .paltereSi with us in Il double SENSE" Wha.
the Emperor Then said h .tisreS TO- for we learn,
throGgh ia, London H0raiag Posi-, Lord Palmer
stous crgAu Of the appearance, III the .t0ayRaG IL
81. PTersbtfs, OF certain ARTICLES which State tina.
fact Theye articles set .ori that ,he pciiey oI the
Russian Cabinet with reference 10 the rebellion in
the United States llS been clearly po.uicI ont i'll
former declarations. which strictly in c0niGft-
ty with the sympathy that Russia las always SHOW n
towards tie United States. GEi with HE feelings OF
humanity whicG revolt at . war Of DETERMINATION.
Russia makes appeal To the interests Of ihe
two parties, and 10 the remembrance of the trateI
uity which founded the grandeuf ani created the
force OF the American kprlbic ana presses her
desire TO see the conflict put al end TO- by Ii prl-
dent and honorable compromise. Such, says the
81. Petersburg J0arHdf are tie counsels " hieh Rus
si has constantly addressed to TIE Federal iioyetn
ment, aud it is in that spirit of kinlnes aud mode
ration that she Ill coutinue 10 cf, not Iii vide
but to bring together
This sincere desire see us unleI is tlt. a!.i
mating sriri; Of all We hear from Russia and IL
this that makes the assurances Of the Emperor
Eenert ~ aud cordial. Iut IL is tIs opposite spi
Tit which according the vulgar but candid Roe
buck, confirmed by the observations of Archbishop
Hughes, stimulates the governing classes III Eng
land They wish divided hecause they sre ie.,-
Iona and apPTeh hensye Of growing power aid
this is Why their conct is at once SilIdrizing and
hostile. 1t is tho outernppins ot their iesf,ts and
their Jtars.
When The truth about European Intervention
coihes 10 be known We shall be surprised ii the
failure to execute the Purp5s. 10 niefeeo WAS moi
caused hy the firm aud unqualified friendship of
Russia for tha Omitted States.