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anokeu. nc.

Spoken, &C.
Ship Charlotte, from bristol for nYork ell well Dec % VI
bark to be the Monsynick from for Ha
vana WAS seen Dec 20. lat 80. Ion 4S.
Foreign Ports.
pss s .s sas A1sSss oSsa aSe
S51Es ans a. "a b sa r on hf T" 'sn sss
spsrrow Havana; 9Th. Bsissy willams NYork; brig Ara
AsaosTusA Dec isIn por, bark Mercy Ellen for EYork
pxaasasA Dec Ain port pr ocsason from Boston % Ras arr
2st Spencer 2ist in ballast to load timber iof Ens
H1vAsA Jan 1-sid bark Louisa, Benton, NYork cid nh
Jscssl Dec Arr brig West HArdisOn, Machias to load
Iespos s6S hip Josiah Hale Richardson sya
aaIac., Dec Arr brig rmogene Ayrcs Genoa SID ilh
schr W Rslrish Phillips Garruchs.
kAsAu jan t-In port brig TAo' res'on. sca@m0n '0f
sUspssIssp. SID ship ZIP Oscar Crosby csise ALAG
ssa o o' San napssco S e0 boat Caleb Cur
81 cIrr, Dec lsIn port bark Indian Qasen, for
Tos4sco. Dee sln port sohr James Jones' for NYork
VICE Dee SIN port bark Pathfinder Snow from Nycrk
brig I DrscGE M.hs s from rom DO a. 'chrs Mary Helen Hutch
.G Amsricon Ports.
BOSTON, Jan l3-Arr sehr Il s Soynton, Jordan Eliza
sids of Be.soa Ighs CID p MARY Rich carIssn.
ss brig
Penaieion n'i De.Is sses%sSip Constitution bark
A1sss HHsss$iii s.s s. ,..
CHATHAM Jan lJ PM-Stezmehip Coneututton, with
roopa from Boston for Fortress honroe. at anchor oR
HOLMES, HOLE Jan loArr brig Monticello aovens s.
cs-ss gssJ R:s 3. o.'a'n.' 'r se
hs sI PIX pnss for for s: Bs
ton ha. been blown o Los. and split sails; schr windward
isia-Ar Nh ship Belle Crsoe, Amsbury London via New
MARBIEHEAD Jan s-sld schr Philip Bridgso craisg,
NEW BEDFORD, Jan ls-Arr sshr Adams. Hinok-
Baltimore
SEWPokf, JAN LIAR sehrs Express, Freeman. Boston
o
Bush Sarah Benson New Bedford fot
A 5 Gs,ss
a.i fls
G. sa sHl 5 Ls & assiss
.ess asnss Is.
ans aS wss .ss,d ada a 4sH EcsssasA
In port iah 81 PM the asoys arrivals Martha
Anna Chase and sr John Bah Whaley for Hayana sehr
fore Sid 18Th, sshra Adams and sophia Jameson,
FORT ROYAL. Sc Jan s-Ar brig Empire. Crosby
FaiLADELPIIA. Dec is-A.r sr bark yIstql.s MorrsIl
ssa . sss Bsso fSS SS
Hoover. Norwsh Ellen. Lslsnd and My Fletcher Crosby
LsvEs Jan Is lrM.Ths bark Reindeer, for L.susyra
ship EYosE for fh.sspi. til: sssrnoon
and is At anchor. Wind n
PORTLAND, Jan 1l-Arr hrgy Larrabee. Daley, Hsva.
Jas Davis Staples do via Holmes Hole schr Helen
Mar Titus NYorknight Of ls lost foresa deck load boat
and davs Cid Br steamship Norwegian, McNaser, Liver
pool via Londonderry aud sd) bark Bridge lang Ma
schr Lookout Thornton Baltimore Sd brgs Abby
Ellen, 9 Cary AcInure, Fannie Hassei Mansauil-
PRoyiDEKcE. Jan ii-An .eAr Ann Elizabeth. Johnson
Ezabethport. -
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l2-Sld ship Common wealth, Gro
Valparaiso; Fr bark St Ann vue Havre; l6h ship Con-
Steele, Hong Kong Br brig Chris CArna Moors Mel
bourne l7th Italian bark CSrloa Demoro Punta Arenas
18th, ships Forest Queen Crosby Valparaiso; lsh KatusoG
Swinson, Bellngham Bay
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Miscellaneous.

Ba BARR KxSsonr-Csp, rhurow, OF bark Lucy Rinr.
arrived ct his port from St NtEsfre fcporsDec IS iAs
so loo 81 DO fell In with Br Kenmore (of Pico Ns)
Crerar hence Cor Cork dismaned logged pumps
choksd and with heavy the s,aruosrd from her
Capt Crersr and fifteen number; Blowing heavy
the time and the making a complete breach over the
wreck which settling fast The only remaining boat
wss Stove In launching aud the belonging 70 .Ls Lucy
Ras also damaged sonssde. b by running some
oakum and hauling under thsr bottoms made them
the purrose of taking or tss wrectea party they
tss weather no prsvsos. water bronst ali hands
s on an an z, wa.f s'er s s "a % sn Tss eaas saa
gale NV rhs Kenmore sailed nene. De is ,or Cork
r ~ ses be-. rso snes ma S rr 40
wss Old. built and owned IN pictoa by crsrar.
H1sn cs ss9 ss,sS p.g %
~ very reduced sails on the main.
Ba Bass EseMsHs.s s,fors reported abandoned a, sss
ssss sss % % ... sso sS !. us
s.a 1St iS~ town ia ''
s. {, Es.Ts ss' '-Rs "s.g
csTt fshsr Amos Clark wsr. on I'D !, me
wife ana @
ps sSs H.ss r fs 81 rss s.ss S s. sss
rs,. ss s' sHsgss se < %
was sS Inass s q HSSs laden with sugar end noasss
dsa H.is @ y Pef. sl e,
ss9m s. Dorango, bound NYork with iorwsaS One ma
.as g s ..s o. f % sn. s tass avn y
crew, Thetsk icr egr spril saa sl aI.sS.sd -
:. Whsiemen.
fvai Honolulu Nov o. MaEtha LIST Cornell, LaLaina ba
fore reported 25b, Josephine, Chapman, HQ do souih
90 ss a s" % rs r Ssvs sS. &
Eoruca, Boue, lilo, on aud on. 1 -
from DO $50, Otatituds Davis home direct sehr Ma
= C9nfcck California coast az tender 70 the ship Ocaa;
SNN. tark Onward, Allen, DO and home
from ~ he Hssns Sept ~ nanapo.ss; clifford, West.
NsY VeaeSfzA Asalisp, VI 81, 10 sP end so wa,
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arrest sf sa Alleged ssesssienist N

lFrom the Boston journal. Jan. 49,
Francis a. Murdock arrested IN Leicester on sssur
0ay BY United States officer Bokne OF this city, ana
chs morning ives examined before United states Com
missioner c. w. Tuttls, on a complaint which charged
min with aiyna aid and comfort to the enemies Of the
United states Tho only Witnesses introduced were two
Who rssbed that he had lived with his family Macon
eorea for several yssre but within the last three
-four months been North three times The arst time
brother Informing him OF his arrival and also OF his In.
tended return The second ts he 10 Leicester and
remained days. his reason for coming that
he had been ssnt by who lived IN Macon 70 bring
some money his alex mother in New jersey The third
and last he came having under his care Mrs Rus
Sell, Connecticut woman whose husband paid him for
accompanying her North. Since his arrival ne has ak
pressed desire get his family here, and had made
application work by which hs might be able to get an
honest living. There being no evidence which showed
any criminal transaction the part OF the defendant,
District Attorney Lohrop said he should ask to have
him held for trial Tho Commissons therefore ordered
his discharge stating however, that the circumstances
oro of SUSPICIOUS character aad that he considered
the government justified in investigating the matter.
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British Troops for Canada.

We understand that the Forest City, Of the Portland
and Boston liae has been engaged to communicate with
ehs Hbernian whom she arrives of this port and land
her mails and passengers the commander OF tho troops
on board does not feel authorized TO avail himsef
land and pass through territory with his troops and
do expect he win feel authorized 70 DO So Proba
bly, therefore, the Forest City will bring the mails and
che passengers and tho Hibcrnan win proceed mmedi
etsly 70 S. John, N. b. %
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0ssna Hsyre berks Athena Hernes Eord Cape and Iris
la EorD. Queenslowp; Anelare {Swe), do Volunteer,
Cette; Jas Smith Havana brigs Cnrisana Lveryool Ex-
press and Rose cort MassiIte sshsdam; Bisskash NJ.
Move, Cienfneeos: Berry, Trindsd Commonwealth Ma
eusbo Conflict st kits; sthrs Campbc Eatanzas Isabel
Alberto, Santa Cruz; Nay, zsxa
ADDITIONAL PORT NEWS IN ANOTHER COLUMN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ArAsfEcIAL TERN or TuE NEy YORK SUPERIOR
the 1Sb day OF January 1831.
Present Hon. Clsudus q. Moneil Justice.
samuel 8. White against Asehel Jones ana Gilbert c.
Plan. W
on reading aud nlps NE summons and complaint in
the above entitled action, 0xctber with the sfdavs OF
James HesTQQs james SsyIsr aud samuel White ali
ersfsy 90 he Oh day Of January instant and on
motion of Ncyes and Tracy, attorneys for the plaintiffs
herein-
Ordered that the above defendants Asae Jones and Gil.
bet Pa and each Of them be and hereby erjoned
restrained and Commanded 70 refrain from receiving OF
opening sny aud Ell letters and orders or eihsr directed
ni addressed 20 Jones white; 70 Jones' White Co.
or Jones' White McCurdyi or 70 or either Of said
firms and from hllng the the orders
therein aud from 10 any interfering
with thc ~ SAID Former hrr1so the good will
thereof the painf Of his interest therein
the other further order u this court % hat eec,
A copy. " ", LIYINuSlVS, Glegb.
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w Se MS wELLiNoTON the great English Pro-
The an and csnns be cxceed Can be com
al al rsonsy letter all affairs OF life CONCERN
Ing law sts oorncy absent friends love coushp mar.
hns5ands Mss w.s the oaiy person in this city
who M the gcn Roman and Arabian tsismans for love-
Fife Delay NO, 10 consult this naturally cited and beautiful
lady Lucky numbers Rven. Highly respectable city
reference residences i0l Sixth Avenue
opposite Eignth stresk
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A Z SULLIVAN STREET. RoEDER GIVES
O true and wonderfu inogmsiion on All s9airs h,cpge
ouy seer and pa,nst In this city, Remember her resi-
dsnce % sullivan sdeet ... t.sr
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1cS BowFTy NEAR BRooME srREFT.-MApAMn
100 wr1ER Ciairvcysnt and rfsd spspsn iaay un,
sckpsss prescrtes medicines for al dssasss telm ueBy
uuuabsts, properly Lost o. stolop, 80,
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CrEAMBoAT, IN GOOD RuSNINo ORDER FoR SALE
- ehssg-iw sns i29 fee, long Is feet beam, 50 Inch
cylinder And fcet stroke Appy a. the ship chandler
s.ors Of PRTTCffARD WING corner OF South and Mont
somey streets or Of STEPHEN ROBERTS 36s South
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FRENCH ADvEnTlsEaENTs

nm prMANDE--UNE FIILE FRANOAI5E yPAHI.
" siennel, P)cstante pygf s9g er e tnseSner deux
No Hotel de sns avs con Dc IL s3ne rueet de- BfVsd-
wgy, de ~ hsure.
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TINE pARIsrENNE, PoUvANg FOuKNIa LES NEIL
u ioures auous dears placer comne femine
a. chamofe b,nne ara de grands. Sed
rs Lsonartsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

Near Shepherdsiown, Va, on thslAth Jan.
uary, MAMIE STALEY, second daughter
of stephen and Annie Staley. In the 18th
The deceased was a young lady Of studious
habits, and was retiring and modest in her
manners almost TO q FAULT. While in the
bloom Of youth, death came at an unex.
pected hour. She was attacked with typhoid
fever and on the tenth day her purs spirit
took its flight to God, whoEave It. may the
untimely death Of this young lady deeply
impress her young friends with the shortness
and uncertainty Of human life, and be the
means OF turning them 10 righteousness.
Whom the news came TO town that NAayr1
SrALRY was dead. many eyes were sn0used
with tears but We trust our loss is her eter.
nal gain. On the 10Th her remains were con-
veyed 70 the German Reformed Church. fol,
lowed by . large concourse Of weeping
friends and relatives, and, in the absence Of
The pastor, the funeral seryicee warA per-
Methodist Church. May she rest in hope
Of sss s's:sss s%%o1 Ts jan. 81, ISL,
On the 18th December, 1861, near Shsp.
herdstown, Va, Mrs. ELIZABETH HEN.
SELL, consoTt OF Michael Hensoll, and
mother Of Rsy. John Hensell, in the soth
year Of her age.
Mother Hensell had been for many Year,
An exemplary member OF the German Re.
Of the old pastors Of that Church viii r..
member with pleasure her many acts of
kindness and love, extended to them while
soiourning beneath her roof, in the days Of
nict her many years with paralysis, which
ehe bore with Christian patience and meek
ness and 40 she lived 90 she 0ed, trusting
firmly in the atoning blood Of Christ for sal.
walton. May she rest In peace. ri d.
At the residence Of his son, in Henrico
county, Mr.. RICHARD TURNER, In the
18th year of his age.
His funeral sermon will bs preached
this morning. At 10 O'Clock, at the house Of
Mr.. B. d. Turner.
On the 4.h January, at the residence Of her
father, In Hanover county, FANNIE s., in
Of George and LOUISE q. Garter.
On the 10Th inst, at his residence, in Han.
over county. GEORGE GARTER, in the
18th year Of his ags.
On the 18th inst, at yorktown. Virginia.
Of pneumonia, THOMAS II TERRELL, a
meuber Of the Pamunksy Artillery, In the
2Sd year OF his age. asgs. Ass,
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wv A N + + d TO caution ala board.
w Ing. house keepers and others against
= man named n: b TYLER, who boarded
In my house till his bill amounted to e33 20,
without making the least effort 70 pay it 81.
cspt BY saying that he expected every day
some money from man OF the same stamp
~ himself named LIKE McKsNEA Said
TYLER IL . medium.sized man, dark skin
and hair, speaks quick, 10 always talking
about making thousands Of dollars II he conld
only get money enough to mako 1t With. He
has been getting homjny mill In operations
nearly all winter, and, perhaps, will succeed
By next Summer, ifany body will let him Van.
kee the money out Of them by his Yankee
talk. He IL nothing but Yankee, and ought
to b arrested and ssnt the other side Of Ma.
son 4 Dixon's line. TYLER bad better
leave before that soldier catches him that no
got money nom under false prstencss. Tho
southern Oonf6deracy has too many private
Yankees 70 contend with for IT. good.
e MRs. ANN v. JONES,
Roanoke Boarding. House, Broad ct.
Richmond. January 81, lee7 fsl-lt*
NOTIOE TO THE PUBLtO.-Tne origi.
IN nal and only SOUTHERN HARnO.
Moons in the Confederate States are now
play ipg ut Metropolitan Hall, In this city,
bat VIII appear In other cities o n eoms fu tire
occasion. Any company 1t present playfn 6
N Lynchbufg or elsewhere under this name,
are imp0otefs. WELLS 4 w.
1el-N&
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r,r,,day night . stranger, wendine
W through Capitol Square. encountered
BIZ ..,ursd news seeker. and informed
s' \. x.s going 70 the Presidents
Ai" 'nN. ..s =, cacial dispatch Of the great
house WV. nnailns Green. where 200 I ederals
bst"e - ,,poo made prisoners, and the
we're into the river. This news. he said
resi- oI true, and IL was his pr oud once
wnarie.te it in person 70 the President.
Su.,.ner rushed into the Capitol. wrote
udowu. marked It ''ohciai," and sent IL
num.si.teIy to the officers Of the House Of
.~.,e.. II was silently read. then passed
"a 20 another, until finally mem
w. .,o,e and asked that proceedings might
~ for the purpose OF acquaintins
..uouse with some highly favorable news.
-. a,.pssch vas then road out, and it, ION
~, character explained. Instantly the hal
funded with shout Of JOY. and the mem
,.nx,vs full license TO their exp ressions OF
..rs,ulaiion. They were, however, some.
IA. mortified the next morning. when they
80 that the much abused newspapers
sslA 10 confirm the story Of the great VIC
ar At Bowling Green.
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The Military Bill.

n. virginia House Of delegates IL still On.
,.,ed In the discussion. with closed doors.
n ID, bill for raising and organizing the
s.us quota Of the Confederate army
=, hope the provisions Of the bill will be
,.l, considered; for while We are satisfied
IA; what ought TO be done in respect to
,..csns large army In the feld for the war
viii be done, and that this army must DO fur
syhsd from the body Of the people by com
s,,aon II necessary, there should Do yet
,sas consideration for the voluntee who
hv bravely stood the brunt Of the storm for
,siIy twelve months past. 1t seems to u
IA. some discrimination should be made be-
tsser them and the militia who have yet
v.r no service at ali. lit be necessary to
,.a,n th eir services, IL should not b done In
s4tsacrifice Of the 70 900 yirginians now In
10 Geld, and TO withhold from them the
rrati,ude to which they are entitled. The
mem bsrs Of the Legislature, themselves sx-
,mp, bv the bill from military service, will
doubtless devise some plan which shall meet
.ss sxigency and overcome the difficulty
rhsv are not unaware OF the feeling among
the volunteers upon this subject, for there 10
a, lsast one remonstrance against the pas
s.re Of law which would return them to
III. body Of the militia without special 70.
cornition OF pact services. This document,
row before the Legislature, holds the follow.
in, language. with which We may appropri-
a,sly close our brief appeal:
We furthermore declare, that while 70.
n.wing our pledge of devotion 20 the cause in
which we are engaged, we Will not, in the
even, OF such an enactment by our State Le.
sslsture, serve under the nag OF Virginia,
but will enlist under banner whore patrt.
otism Ia valued, self. sacrifice appreciated, and
services acxnowiedged.
The nag Of our Confederacy, bathed In the
blood Of patriots and consecrated by their
devotion, has never yet been dishouorsd. Un-
is, II ws will fight a. Virginians-expatria
I'd vireinians, II 1t must he--nsver a.
militia.
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NoRyeLx.vA. Jan. 4. isea.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. =. 1901.
The New York H~sll, At the ooth January.
Ass been roosivsd herr. Il % 70 that notA .
ing farther Of Importance had ret teen 70.
ceived non he Darnsids Aset, ma adds II st
the accidents arising rom tia .amu estno N
weather Aad msrsl, A.,.v.a IN ,aner.,a>,e
for fev davn. ana thai 49,. n.,, "A: ~ru,
soon proceed. e
On the 10th, the 37th New York rfeiraen1
had sk1 rmish With 4 body Of Tex A Ran.
tsrs, hidden at Mrs. Lees Aouss, nser Coco.
ousn. A uartv AZ "A snen a v.n - 49,. ~.
New York regiment 70 recon hotter. and
maid tan rers,. rh.v o,...a -
the Tsxaas. Killed min :. ana took 10 ,I.msan.
Ing one prisoner. - So. p
The European mail had arrived. Ths H.r.
.,s .or..,r.a $500, ....-1..,..
from Nnr.srn r.rs,. r.. r.c.ao, u.-,S
Lord Derbv,a orran. hoIAa 1orAh ~. r.o.s
ubsrsl indncement. tor = re.o~,,t,o !. a. ~
Southern Ocatsdsrsax py the fsritish Parli..
meat. II savs that Great Britain VII, :, "a,
perfect free trade win the rsvoitad atets.:
49,. III, =. 1870, -. -, a. 80.
-. 600, go on.... 30 .n.-,.~
Sc,,,s -..h "a w.,.n...r-.s ..:c, 80
49,. ....ns. I-s No. -. ~
.'.. =
'.e a~so0." Va -" 1e.os u..a.
Al. o""'o" "s..0net ~, a. .e''s'll ;
o1sau' ssys' inc Emp w'A alaAe ~ WI on
the oniteo Ssstes wnetnsr mason ana Saldsil
are given up or nos' ana warns france
ssains' ~ Al mo 1.enen !oulAs are
sevele ou INC ''oA' 0''sAAu' VI oaas 'on
noI"01'
MASSACHUSETTS 10 engaged IN acnse prepars.
''o"s Av1 eoes' o0'encs.
~ 0oase VI neP1ssen"uso' n'ss sppro,
P11~s'u nHaA "'alon u ooAI"Es 1os tae PV .
SA.o. " ~o@y o1olancs. -, !
.'~A A~s P'IA''''y 1ovvreo
,a95ef /
....- . -s~-' .s 40 -AS.. " s.Pse IN.
e-.v ~ eaAa
,"W~. .s - '' ~'lcs VI 20
=, :. - =, ~.,, 49,.
So. :. - - s.r,....,.A - =" -
IN, -..,,,r.s,..d 8. ~.
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NASHVILLE, Jan 3o.-Ths latest aaviees
from MunfoIdsvills state that the Z ankles
have sent back their sick from that place.
and arc busily engaged in bringing mp their
artillery from Nolin and from Bacon's Oreek,
and Is 10 said they received marching ordsrs
early last week. -r5ts saas 4 /
Four Yankee regiments were encamped In
ths bend below Woodville. this side Of Green
river, under cover Of their heavy gans. They
send out pickets doribg the day towards
Horse Gave, but withdraw them At night. /
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80. RICH NONE TYPU0RAPNIOAL 90.
~ CIETY "A stated meeting Of the Society
will b held THIS EvENING, februars lst o.
Il O'Clock, 1t the Hail over Mr.. ]. b. Goodies
Printing Once, Main street, next 10 tho P,st-O:.
hes. Members are requested to b punctual IN
their a:tenrauos, % election for ofhcerS takss
place BY order Of the President
10 lit WIN. ". WOLFF, 6eey.
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-. ,.leeraph yestsrday seosshs 70 thl.
I0s s.or savannah. report that General
sy .. ~. S.1 captured The city q 81: Io.s.; the
rries .,s,,sry ,nforna sioa having ef'sina'
,,.,ed. with Telegraph operator
va, .,,ls. Tsna. While We believe Price
"N.." :. ooeA 70 attack o.. Louis, and viii
sl.,, capture that city. W rseard II ~
svsa'. 80, the Govern msnt has received no
. :...,,;s.nce Of his having yet made demon :
ia'en 'sr q the report has any foundation In
sfs"w ~. need only add. that IL scarcely
fse'. . ..ser xstion" here yesterday.
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HoUsE OF DELEuArHs.
ralsA1, jaA. 81. lea.
he House NET q u O'Clock g.. pra Yer ~

EA1DA1, JAA. u, 1oo4.
The hosss net q u O'Clock - Prayer -
nr. Assia.os, Of bosssourt, nom Ne u,m
ntttee on Military A3airs, offered . reoolu.
aon shat TIE 1enatoEs from vtrsieia n the
msmesrs Of the House Of Representative
tfam Virginia b reqnested, e 1Asreaso ~
pay Of non.commissionsd o6aoere and pst.
vssss N ae ssryics fonr dollars pr moass.
On motion ofAr. Pa1sca, he iii 70 oonsu-
tuse corps 70 more e6sctaally collect the
arms Of the State and Uonfedsrsts STATES not
Mr. Bass moved % lay ne eall on the table
In ordsr 70 prepare rider. which was
Mr; BA.. presented petition lseo IL
Salem. in Roanoke county, praying for tie
passage Of . bill psrmitaas the bank 70 issss
Mr. WooDuouss reported q bill 70 oman.
Ire . company for certain special service:
which was read By its title the FIRST tine.
The following resolutions Of inquiry into
sxpsdisncy were referred 70 the appropriate
By NJ. oao.a..--Of recognizing the l,tA
porting BY bill or other wise.
~ Mr.. AoCsnAsr.-Of ro-snacting the
act concerning gr.cers and IorostslIers
~ Mr. RowAN.-Uf compensatine the mi.
Yates Of the 18th brigade virginia militia
for clothing not allowed them, and for scr.
vicef.
BY Mr.. HARRISON OF increasing tho 1ses
now allowed BY law to Oommjsaionsrs In
CAancery. :
BY Mr.. WooLHotx.-Of permitting ali
ooanty and corporation courts 10 prohibit the
dtstillAtion OF grain within their iurtsdic.
lions. ~ : /
Mr.. ,WoopsoH said that from present pros.
pects the debate ON the military bill win be
intsrminable. He wanted TO arrive Ct some
conclusion. Too much time had been already
wasted, He offered q joint resolution that
ALI the biiis and substitutes before the House
he referred to a joint committee Of both
Houses. and that the presiding officers Of
each be requested to appoint ON the commit
ZEE the an thors Of the several bills and sub.
| stttuies, and such other gentlemen as they
| thought proper.
Mr. AIDsasoS, of Botetourt, opposed the
resolution simply because afler the proposed
joint committee had expended At least two
weeks In constructing a bill, it would be NO
more likely to satisfy the House than those
now before IL, and the debate which would
snsue woRld be quito a. tnterminHble. He
though the House had better continue the
| confederation Of the subject and mature .
| bill itself as soon ~ possible.
Pendins the question, the House went into
I secret Ooo13op.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

The following promotions have been made
BY the Executive in the 4th Regiment Va.
yoJnnssrrs, now under command Of Gen. r.
Jackson, near Winchester: L. =. Moore,
0alOnel, vice James F. Preston, resigned !;
Joseph I. Kent, Lit. Colonel, vice L. r.
Moore, promoted; A. q. Psndleton, Jr.
asjOr, vice Major Kent, promoted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
MARI lED.

On Tuesday, 18th, by Rev. Moses ID. Hoge,
D. D.. WELLkk KROOK, Of Vicks.
Ourg, Miss, 10 JULIA A., second daughter
Of John NJ. Sheppard, Jr.
please COPY.
At Nominy Grove, on the 22d OF Dscem.
Der, by Elder q. H. Northern, Mr.. Il. ~ EAT.
MAN, Of Memphis, Tenn. to Miss ANNIE
3 CHAHB, Of Westmoroland county, Va.
N Warrenton. Va, and Memphis papers.
please copy.
On the 1Ith iost., At the residence OF n.
DAVIS, BY the Rev. T. V. Moore, Mr.. 0EU.
H. qLENKER 70 Misc EARAH ANN Me.
DOU0ALL. all Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

- OORNS. BuN!ONS.
~ SOFT UORNS, fbetween the Toes J
Nails growing into the flesh. &C., and every
disorder that impsdes healthy locomotion,
cured without pain.
Az DIR SCHULTZ expects shortly to leave,
wall Street Hotel, wall st. fsl-2t@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

4 French Dlsn.ef.waR sR New Orleans.
Nsw ORIsASs, Jan Silt - reported that
. French msn.of-war 10 coming mp the river.
Commodore Hollins has received dispatch
to that eject. ..- -