The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

Of orr rseimssts AaA q maximum ann sss,
many more fell boloW the minimum. and thaA
exceed $50 men 10 regiment Since Deosn
bW the Illinois 20 uuteers have seen their
hardest service, at Pittshurg Landing. Fort
nelson, Pea Ridge, &c and their previous
order II the War Department 70 c,ese re-
cruiting) IL now becomes a serious question
what shall be done. There are r gimemts
now up the Tsnnessee who are unable
% muster more than 300 Elective mon. We
believe there are very few Illinois regiments
In Haileck's column stronger than 100 men,
II It b not the policy Of the General Gov.
eminent TO permit these to b allied up-as
there are thousands At home ready TO MI
thsm-our own State standardization will
have no alternative bat TO consolidate the
fragments. The Casualties among onacers
havs more than kept pace with the depletion
easy, thersf0re, 70 bring the regiments to-
gssher. and ut The same time make suitable
rexards for valor by the promotion Of ll.s
ofac We do not know that the State on
GERS have decided upon anything a. yet; but
his IL tho condi tion Of the things which they
are - consider. The same may b said OF In
diana, and, indeed, Of oil tie States Of the
shock OF battle together"
INTERCOURSE OF rzI saI.IsA AT NASSAU WITH
TIE o0xYyDEaArI sTAfHs.
From tbs Nassau Guardian
A great deal Of curiosity has bsen expressed
Of late a. 70 tbs extent OF the com merciAl re-
lations Of Nassau with the Uon fedora ate States
Of America. TO crafty This very general de.
SIRE, We have carefully examined the omcial
records OF the Customs, and are enabled to
present sutj oined O complete list OF all the
arrivals from the Confederate ports since tho
commencement Of the Federal blockade.
II Is not with the view of ezpauating ON
the effectiveness of the latter measure that
we have COM piled this table, but to show 70
our merchants tho importance Of the trade
that mas recently grown mp, and which II
properly fostered, may attain much wider
mentioned below have again run the block
AIDE into Confederate ports, bat OF these We
need not present = record.
1t IL notable circumstance that the ARR
walls from the Southern States are Tar more
numerous than those from The North, with
which our intercourse u free and unre-
strained
1891.
June 7, schr. Parker. Smith. Feraandina,
June 10. schr. w. H. Northrop, Silliman,
Whining ton, lum Der.
Aug. :, sohr. v: H. Nortnrop. s,lliman.
+. Aug IS, schr. Victoria. Certain. Whining.
ton, rico.
sept 1, schr. Mary Adslins. Oarlin Charles
Sept. . scnr. Ham pton, alacding, savan-
Sept. 10. schr. Atkinson, Fisztnger. George.
town, rice.
Sept so. schr. Victoria. Vincent, Beaufort,
Oct. =, schr. Carrie Sanford. Haggett, Viii.
minGt ton, lumber.
Ocs 8, schr Mary Louisa, Beltliui, Jack.
son vilie naval stores.
oct IL, schr Britiah Empire, Parsons,
Jacksonville, lumber.
oct. rs. schr. J. ". Anderson, Black, Sa.
vannah, naval stores.
Oct is, schr. Adelins, Smith. Savannah.
naval stores
nov; 4, schr; Lucy R. warins. Smith. sa-
Nov. 8, schr. John r Wilder. Gardener,
Savann2h rice
Nov. 7, schr. H. F. Willing, GIN, Savan-
nan, rice.
Nov. 7. schr. Gen. Ripley. Phillips, Charles.
ton, rice.
Nov. 10, schr. 4aribaldi. Bettiini, JACK.
sonvills, naval stores.
Disc. schr. Prince of Wales, Adeir Charles.
ron, corton.
Dec 8, sloop Belle. M GORE, Char les ton rice.
DC 7, steamship Ella Marley. Swassy.
Charlesten, cotton
Dec. 10, steamship Theodore. Lockwood,
CHAR aston, cotton.
Jan. 10, schooner 9aribaldi, Betsiiinl,
Jacksonville, naval stores.
jan Is. steamship Kate, lockwood, Char
Lesson, cotton.
Jan. 81 schooner Dol. McRsa, Perry. George
town, >. q naval stores.
Jan %, schooner Arrow, Dennis, st. Johns,
fla, naval stores.
Feb. 8. schooner Alert, Howe. Charleston,
cotton.
Feb S. schooner Louise, Bysrs Charleston,
rice and oct<on.
Feb. 10, schooner Courier, Davis, Charles
Feb. IL. steamship Nelly, Moore, Charles
Ton. cotton.
Feb. IS, schooner Sue, Smith, Charleston,
FEB. IS, ship Kate, L. ekwood, Char
Feb, "a, steamship Oeoils, Peok, CHARLES.
on, elton.
March 8. schooner Chase, Alisn, Charleston,
ium Der.
March 5, steamship Ella wsrlsy. swsssy,
Oharlestol, cotton.
March 4, schooner Sir Robert Peel. duaxe,
Charleston, naval stores.
March S, steamship Uecile. Peck, Charles
ton, cotton.
March 10. schooner zaidse, Adair, Charles.
ton, cotton and t,bacco.
starch II, schooner Erit1Ah kmpire, Par.
Suns, jacksonville, naval stores.
March IL, steamship Kate. U-rlin. Ohsriss-
ten, cotton.
Mach IL. schooner K ate, sabiston, Charles.
lcn, ton and lam Der.
March II, Schooner Laura, Ferxisn berg,
Charleston. cotton and lumber.
Iusr ch II, schooner UerYio San ford, HAx-
ge.t S.. johns, Fla naval stores.
March II, sloop Coqussts, Moore, Charles
tn, cotton
N1Tcn II. schooner Argyle, Davis, Charles
TOE, cotton cud naval stores.
March q, schr. Victoria, Fowler, ST. Johns,
Fla, naval s.OroS.
March AZ, schr. Annie Deans, Morse, Fer.
runc ina, naval stores.
March s7tn, steamship Nashville, 0ooding,
Georgetown, q. q. ballast.
April :, sohr. Pride, Davis. 4eofsstown, S.
o., cotton.
April 8. steamship Economist, Burdse,
Charleston, cOt'oI.
April o. schr. Rutherford, Green. Charles.
ton, cotton.
April schr. Sarah Russell. charleston,
cct:on.
Aprh 7, schr. Acorn, AAhenicht, charleston
cotton.
april Is. schr. Louisa. T0lis, Charleston. cot.
ton.
Al,ii s, schr. Uhass. Habsnioht, Charleston,
cotton
april 9, schr Elizabeth RumIsy, Charleston,
cotton
Aprii 10. steamship Cecile. Darling, Charles
ton, cotton.
Total, 81. OF which Us since LIST January.
ExIsFoxcgARNTs wASyxD Oh the SOUTH sAEo-
LIZA COAST.
A correspondent of a Northsra paper, writ.
ing irom Hilton Head, April alst, says:
1t looks now s. though the m oral calm were
destined 70 iorg continuance However
eager ws may he 70 possess Savannah and