The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-14
A PRBNcH OFFICER IN THE SERVICE OF IN
AOUIH.
RUN THE BLOCKADE.

RUN THE BDocx ApR.
The Mobile ReSisssr aid Adoocats says:
We had the pleasure Of a visit Yesterday
from DR. Hugh Martin, of Delaware. late u.
> Consul at Matanzss, but who resigned that
post In April last when that 9overnmept de.
ela1ed war upon the South and its institu.
tione. Dr. Martin came pa ssenger on one of
.he recent arrivals through the gaps in Dr.
Lncoln's blockade from Havana. He is
heart and soul wi tn the South in her stru9
g!es; and goes to New Orleans to make that
his home.
MESSAGE OF THE aovgRoR OF pBsssYLvAx1A
PH1LADILPzIA, Jan s.-The message Of the
Governor OF Pennsylvania to the Legisla-
ture to-day has been received. It shows A
balance In the Treasury Of e5l, 900 ON the 3oth
of November, including e606 600 received
from the United States on account of the war
expenses
After reciting the facts relative to the call
for volunteers he states that the regiments
of PennsylvaniOnow number IFS. and thar
the total number of men now in service is
1857, whist the number preparing for SER
vice is IL, OBS making an aggregst to of l09 6 s,
exclusive of q, ,6l5 of the three months yoiun
teers now disbanded.
FROM wAsHISaroH - CHARGE OF DrsLoYALrY
AaAIHsT ADJurAHraE rHonAs, 90.
From a Washington letter to the Baltimore
Clipper, Of the sth inst, we clip the follow.
ing:
Rnmor 10 wonderfully pertinaeious, for.
though discontinued yesterday. she returns to
the charge to-day. Notwithstandinx ali this
Adj in tant- General Thomas is at his post az
usual and As for the story about the dan rh
ter, 1t is true she has seeded but IT Waa
with q wly'wedded husband to Philadsl-
phiA about two weeks ago.
[The charge against Gen. Thomas il the
want Of loyalty to Lincoln . dynasty.-Eps
DIs.1
Another Of those Wholesale visitat tions wa.
made last night by the Provost Guard
about half-past 10 O'Clock, upon the CoIum.
bia Restaurant, on Pennsylvania avenue.
near 50 street. kept by g. A. Springman
BILE reas N Tor what was done, for IL is stated
that from ol 500 to o20O0 worth VI jjuuors
were spilled In the street and destroyed.
The proprietor himself was arrested and
10 now, believe, In custody Of the guard.
The careful reader Of the news will have
noted an expression quoted from q promi.
nent paper published In the Southwest. to
the effect that people in that region Of he
Confederate States re waiting TO see what
"Lincoln's policy with respect to Slavery
II going to be! There il much In this It
shows that all thought and reflection in the
Son th y net swallowed up BY passion. but
to hold the asseveratiOns Of the ambitious
leaders Of the South in one balance with the
actual developments Of time In tho other.
RBsulI OF 5Hn olLHASs P1IHcHs 70 1uxoPn.
The following extract from New York
letter In the Baltimore csiep~. Of the sth
inst indicates that in 3 very short time TIE
Yankees will not b abls lonssr 70 boast OF
tAs npmbsr Of titled ioreignsrs sallstsd m.
der the banner ct Ldncolndom:
The Orleans Prineee, willis In this city.
WsTe liouj1sd ~ the hon ton. II q fuworSd
that they .A4y1 FsQiTAe6 Aef r11ltlcnS q
4tussQ NlsulalleRss b,AA "a kiS HSSl1f