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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06
: British c. nsurs EXeQaa ar q evoked.

The reader WIii tind IN iilc Dsspatch OF this
,esosing the Exec aatGr OF George Moo. q,
go. II B NJ 8 Consul for this city. This
revocation is only special and personal. Mr.
Moore, it appears from the Letters Patent"
issued by the President, had assumed to act in
tshaif Of Tie Blitieh Government ia matters
cltls.iug cut vi Richmond ana firai inia lin
sac safe Oi Mi-slssilp:l Ind hIa authority tor
- ac,Iis uo wac ft qnes:ed IL furhish. 20 the
sa:a Department Ihis he sailed 10 90 before
sGluiing ;li.V .,uuther correspondence with ,L4t
Deu.g.neLt Therefore tie Pleslien. coIsid
er: /, Inconsistent with the respect due TIE
GJY..nn. nl that hs should be allowed to eX-
tT,sY the functions and enjoy the privileges 1
q {. al III The Conf 0srsn S;a.ss.
At. Moore is q gentleman whose Iiticai
AID pa soI4i Intercourse here has been marke /
heretofore for its pTopsiety and courtesy, and
sE5 by 4 very discfee; aud Intelligent per
i5imance OF his duties. Present here with tie
aGovefnnert whose singularpOlicy towards us
nay xell embarass its agents he has had no very
tas, or pleasant time Of it. Whether or no
lis conduct towards the Government! is tie
laavoiiAbls result OF his official relations, Of
eJlrss, We know not; ba; an Intentional
br=aeh Of otiaiat respeet would certainly be
inconsistent with his usual department.
When We FIRST heard of the Letters Pat
snt, we had hoped that they were genera,
snd revoked the exequatms of consuls gene
ray. l. is certainly time that our own Govern
men. was recognized. We have waited long
and patiently to the cold rejection of our own
diplomatic agents abroad, and it would S sem to
Ls fair that we should at least by this time de.
cline to recognize officially the agents of those
Governments residing. in our own country-
This is our feeling. 1t may not b. wise, but
iwOud certainly be fair The Government
however, knows much that is not known by
tue public touching our foreign relations, aud
the whole matter may be safely entrusted to
lis hands.
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Ii George the Third had been as great ty.
nnt as Abraham Lincoln, what would he have
done with the Divine referred to in the follow
na which was published at the time in the
EOglish papers, from ono of which, now be
fore US, Lioyds Erening Post, we make the
e1,rastl
The following is the conclusion Of the
daily family prayer Of a very pious, respecia-
lie Divine Of the Church of England, at the
Wsat end Of the town: Finally, we recon-
mend to Thy fatherly goodness our poor, dis
'rsssed brethren in America enable them to
support the severe trials that wicked Ad.
uinis'ration have laid upon them; may it not
sisnste their aHestions, nor oblige them to
seek protection in Foreign Power may the
sssrsd ties of blood, friendship, justic, and
humanity, never be violated by our soldiers
the contrary, may they excite in them
just abhorrsnce of the cruel, arbitra-y meas
urss they are sent over to enforce. and firmly
Unite them with our friends in the glorious
cause Of liberty and their country; may their
Fressnt suherings be their future security,
and removal of tad eounseilors from the ear
and psrson Of our Sovereign prove the saliva
aol Of the Colonies of the Mother Country"
10 which the editor adds when clergymen
pay 10 this manner, what must some people
'aink Of themselves ?" But no one molssted
lie minister, arrested tie minister, nor gut
led the printing otiices.
GEORGE The Third had been az great ty-
'SAt ac tae yuigsT iespOt who has every pub.
nc naa Who draws q free breath tried far his
4!s ~hai wouii lac have done TO Cumnga,
Sael te exclaimed, III the House Of C.m
-'as, 4 teioice iiiat America has resisted
WI" would hs have done 10 Chatham, WheI
As Aid III che Of hie famous speeches:
Ar 10 conquest, therefore, my lords, ! re
feai, il ia impossible. You may swell every
apehse aud every ehoIt still more sxtrava
.a'Aly plie aud accamu!ais every assistance
!VueaD buy or borrow traffic and barter wita
'siy hliie petty German prince that sells
t"'i tla ssads his sutlsets TO The shandes OF y
sn e0untry your efforts are forever im'
paeAs and Vain, doubly 50 from this merce-
IN y aia or which you reiy for ii irritates, 70
sa.abi aeaiabie resentment, the minds Of your
~ =" tucm WIN tuc eVIuAu HDoo
ialiae and of plunder--devo,iDg them and
erea,p ea p'sse.sions TO the rapacity Of hireiinz
sasay' IL were an American, as l am an
IN a1huian, wbi.e d foreign troop was landed
s,.s. country | never would lay down my
-aeser never heverf'
another speech: "Ia such q war ~ this,
n.s 's" IN IL principle, imprsetiesbls in IT,
,'. and ruinous ia its consequences, /
TA'Ailing."
again ".This barbsrous measure
rag mt. indisns-s superior rscs 70 ne:
~, ynass The Ansriesas,) has been d.
=. net oaly On The prinsiplss Of polsy
-, =. ,a.ssaasy, bss also On thoss Of morality /;
En = PsF'ssly allowable" says Lord Sat
.t..s ~ ~ ~ neaas whisA 0od and -.
T~P8ia iate sas haalG len asteoishe1'
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Hastings Court ---Juhn jones, Indicted lor
engaging ia the riot on the 2 day OF Apiii,
.gas found guilty and sent TO the peuiteii,iass
for one year.
John w. Ba.ler, Indicted for atabhing A. n
Herde, was iouUd guilty IF unlawful stab
bing and fined SO. The Judge then senletc@I
him to twelve months Imprisonment in jaii-
John McCabe indicted 'or sts aiius one bar
rel of W. isAey from } seph Bfunmei, WIS
found guiiy by the jary, asd has term OF iin
years.
james MorIiss, Indicted for feIonioIs', ct al
ing nine watches from iIamnl.t A. PeaSce, va5
fouad guilty snd sent to The fsniteptiaiy Fer
five years.
Edward Kennedy indicted for sealing i.
gold watch from Nar.ha NJ. Hern.an was
one wear.
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s.rI-RDAY MORNING. JUNE G, lss



r.. n.ws from the Southwest continues to
.r tho mos, cheering character. Nobly has
-, psmberton vindicated the confidence
,...a in him by President Davis. From all
F,.nn,s the defence Of Vicksbnrg is the most
-1,r,,,. episode in the already crowded An.
sa,, Of our military history. Hecatombs Of
lees sitest the valor Of our troops and the
IN and succees with which they have been
"u.a % in every attack. The heroic garrison
,"s '''; ;mnortalizsd itself The Yankees give up
-, attempt to take the city by storm, aud now
IN Of regular siege-a plan which General
"a. Johnston may possibly interfere with.
The telegraph also brings the report Of q
,,;ll,p, victory gained by Kirby Smith over
p,,l. 8, Port Hudson. We have every rea
.,r to believe that this news will also be con
s.-sd With Grants army all but annihi.
1,.lby the terrific execution of our musket-
~ aud artillery at Vicksbarg, and Banks's
,..rsesie movements suddenly cut short at
p,rt Hudson the gre 1t campaign of the West,
f,on which 80 much was expected by the
.,smy, bids fair to prove by far the host del.
s..rous AMI gigantic Of all their failures in
this war.
The national craving for lies, which is go
.uiuen.ly dssfaeteristic of the Yankees, must
have been hugely t!ckled by the announce
mani OF the hanging Of Pembs bsrton by his own
,roops This stunning piece of news, together
with the no less verxcious statement that
Gran, has Vicksburg go henmsd in that the
enemy cannot use his siege guns" cannot fail
10 recommend Its author, Maj Gen. Augur, to
,hs favor of Lincoln and his subjects gen.
s-spv Augur is now a made man, and we
shall be very much disappointed if he does not
shortly superssde Hooker, whose perform.
spcss IN the same line although highly credit
she to his inventive genius, Augur has un.
tcubtealy left far behind At one single dash.
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Fegetating.-L. Dwyef, Il denizsn of .pink
aiioy, ..tp' area before tie Mayor yefiag.
daY to answer tu'amous Tor Receiving Of y.
negro lot al ol4,SDs =sit - ts stolen from {. +.
Burton, II Herfou. Nj B1rsou's enicn patch
Was robbed or MONDAY night ana Oh Wed
usaiay iie found q negro IN the second lasssot
w..h oiiuA2 ior s4i,, r.scti he believed hsss
beeu stolen of Ail,. NJ. y came 70 this con
c!l3ioa becansa of tho LseGliaT track made by
the thiai and tho shape vi ilis negro & foot who
was found ia p0fecssion OE tho oDi3Is. Mr.
ID Is yer stated tIat tie unsun1 were brought ~
hiAi on InosdAy ARA offered fer sale ca Wed
nssdly. lie W.s acquitted Of receiving tho
onions oi = sAieI LaS required to atteni Court
at another tiue 10 ehoW eGJ68 why Ire eheu'd
Eot te na-d tcr trading tsisn :. negro III viola
lion of law.
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Relsased--F.ane.s p. Blair, Jr., sou OF +.
p. Blair, OF Missouri, Appeared boiore tbs
Mayor yesterday to answer thc charge ei
stealing sundry articles OF wearing app;n 81
from CAPT John Tay.os, bGs II ths Capiali
failed to answer as witnees, the pTisu Aer " f.s
d d5charsei. Biair, "a " are iI,iOI noj, was q
Lieut. ouant il the Federal array, nga WAS
taken ,r.soaer al C.lapoe eIi59svi.le. When
..Lvut being forwarded here for oEchaoga, he
declined going North, took tso oath OF ali3-
glance to t!e S9ulhs,n CouI@dei.ey, aad has
sluce ioiuId a cavalry CuIps.
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Dangerously Yeste rday moining dessrter,
OH Broad street, near 9th, escaped from u n.ii-
tary guard aud ran of at the top OF his spe 81.
Two OF them tired on him as he ran, bus with
ous impeding his flight OHe Of tho 6slis fired
came nigh striking a lady, who WAS nearly il,
it's range. Would it not be better to secure
military persons Ia passing aloag tho sirsets
aud thus save the Necessity of 1rlngtu them
BY firing at fugitives some innocent persoo
may bs killed. wheress. if deserters were id
icons or lied, there would be NJ neeeaslty of
firing anthem. Will notihe military anthofi-
lies give orders to this effect, and thus iasare
persons in the streets against the danger Of
DsluS shOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

~. .PKEsIDxsr DAVIS has had dag pre-.
..s.sd IN him on behalf Of some LADIES' OF
washington city 1t was brought over W
o.utlamsn to whom II was entrusted, and was
nr.zentsd 70 the President by the Rev. ). r.
Dawson. II was received By tho President
With many thanks to the noble hearted las'ss o..
,-ho made Il and sent 1t - Q Testimonial ol
.h.;, al and devotion for the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

IHf Cage-~lhe commitments "a tho eaa,s
yesterday were MT nalGofoas. AGaostf tho
names ie2isteses Is tast Of Misa AEas 81
Clar, who 10 oaarsed With fslx.aioaaly sesen-
ins d lot Of black eiotb, tie rropegsy OK 5ehlt
stolen Thoma3 Gsogan WA confined on tao
CHAR go of beating hls wife, Lucy Gsogsn, aaa
William sm!shla,t aud VIM J. Sam nesyiiie.
ou tho charge Of hsaliag wi-hih the liaass OF
the city corporation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

Dn,ine the nsxt three weeks the wheat
..cr "a dnoraia win b harvested II 10 gssat
Or dian thas Of 1861.
II Jarrett. 2la regiment 9: G. Y, shot and
kaiisI hinssIf s. Chaxiesaeu Tuesday. Oaase
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.Apo'ter Victim - tfeo.ge Bt3t.e, $ aNS
you.b, was arraished before he MAs ~ - III,
swer for hsing engaged IA tho gsr-9s'hs ".a
robbery III T. T. Gregory, o. S&!i9e.g aisN-
last Geeeory idsatiiied BsoETn as h2isse 4.
the par.y ty wnoui 30 waa oe..tGD nd t3sat%
aud as hssyirg sun oE With the .oabss6 aF.eS
eiiecsing their paIpose bus caald aot cay sAs.r
Brown laid hands ca hlai. The Aay9s ye
maaded him for examination, with otAsrs af
tho psIiy sia iiariy chaigoi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

Dissmrtsag az .sua .esse Two yeang saerr
gooi soldiers in sseis reg laea.s wsio oslos0
cnaSr.s In he Ihsasrs--ona for attempting ~
throw an egg at soma ons,. and the other Tor
s,aoi;ny q Cigar aud using imrropsr Language
A hos1a were sxhilela.sd by strorg driak ats
the time Of their .tfss CO. and dssir. = }a'm
,iSair regimsnss forthwith, thy were dls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

Not Guilty -Moris johnson vas Anai.ns'
bsfora the ,dayor yesterday TO aasgeg ~;
eharpS of attempting t1 coutoHnd a fel ny, BY
.Hrrlsg Y. l. Gregory "a oTiee rot :" ''rp7ssf
Az .sinst Holland. Smith, and Others, now us's
aer arrest Tor sarraliug and roSbeFy. I'he
syi,.e,ce ehowed tha; J.hn.9n had sad 10
a.egory, If You win 80 10 Ma Hi "a I,
on tne Lssis.. she v,u pay small dam. .s@e, 's4
70 testify agains, the s,easst.a Thele .s.l..
nothing in tue charge, Jobr. sop wl's as9 'ss'"s'
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Siarttsg Homxg Three small lads--John
Connsrs, Patrick Shay. and Augustns Lennon
charged with stealing 0ovevnnsnt wood,
were rssarns, BY the Nayor to their parents
70 b well switched. -
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swre Of tho arrest and transportation beyond
our lines of Clement L. Vaiiandieham. and
that in their judgment the best interest of the
country and the preservation Of the Govern
ment fully justified the proceeding
Resoipfd, TLat whiis they consider that sil
measures Of the Federal Governments are sub.
jects for Just and fair criticism, they do not
believe that at q time like this any man should
be tolerated who is plainly, palpabIy, and NO.
position to the Government. there by inereas
ing the difficulties of putting down the retel-
lion.
Resolued. That the Honorable John Lee
Chapman, M.yor of the cisy Of. Baltimore, be
and is rsquettcd to trars rsnlit q copy Of these
resolutions TO the President and Cen Burn.
side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

0toisn Meet Recorersd-On Thursday u szlt
Inst the Slang eT-Aou33 or &. IL Le5or, Ia
IIanrico county, was foioitiy enterod nna
robbed of such fresh meats as Were intendsi
for yesterday 9 markets Early yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Le6sr discovered bis icat meats IN. tho
possession of Tom Bree den, " ho was Offering
them for sale, and had him arrested. Tom
stated that lie received them of negro, bai
until tha. negro is forthcoming, X "a VIII have
to ans wsr to the County Court OF henrico iVf
I 10 ntf
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Dows To Tits GacUsD.

Baltimore is All enierprising, g0-ahead city,
and when she doss take hold carries her object
out. Her Council, while they do not iepre.
sent the feeling OF tho city, seem determined
10 initiate he. energy, and while they are
trucking to Lincoln, intend to 60 to the low
est depth. The resolutions Published below
passed both branches Of that body by unani:
nous votes
WAereas, Clement Z. Vallandigham, Of tho
State of Ohio. hiss long been endsav0ripg in his
nnhlie apeechee 70 create dissantions in our
Country. poison the public mind, and give aid
mi comfort 10 those who are In rebellion
agsinst the F38eral Governmcnts Therefore,
Resolsed, ~ Ae Mayor aad City Co~ncil
Of Bal.imeie, Thasthsy have hsald sOiA plea
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SabsfHufe Agency--Charles Eetbero spa
Ihemss Do'sn, two we'll known eisizens wer,,
hei1Ie the MAJOR yesterday IN answ~. the
hnrse OF engaging in tie subssitn,a agency
buemes,, ana furnishing Levi Hirshu,an witb
Iorseo ee.niiea'e that 4 subsi i!nte had beer,
furnbfed, receiving therefor 80 900 IA wa
understood the asioensc, john Sm;.h fes,ya,
to p ocurs substitute for Lew Hirshmsp a,,1
mtn.ien:ng tEe fact ~ Fs;befs, he und.r.oot
TO procure the needed man. Some days afier
Feiberg furnished mi.h wi III the ns, esta,y
p,psrs. ent received the s 900 pay. smi.,.
soon af:ef fonn that tie q pes were without
late, aud Do'an Undeitoo 10 have the dats,
appended. About this time the papers wesa
.ound Ia be f)reej, wtsn Felberg lave up tho
81 GOO 10 L.. Sake, which have since been
hal ded over to the Iayor. Felberg, it Sc. ms.
engaged a third party to got tho substitute and
lix the papere, and e,rai party did he forging.
aad bas-sinte made tracks. Both FeberH ard
Dolan proved good characters; but the Mayor
Ieit H. to be bis dufy.to seud them on to Ito
Iinstings Ccur', am admitted them to bail
"Pich Pichsd Up-Georgs w. Far
rel, young nan of q sunmers, and claiming
20 be u native of Alexandra, came before the
Mayor yesterday 10 snswer for picking the
pocket Of james c. HINT, and securing there
by pocket book contai6ing $500 iu money.
one Confederate bond OF 81 600, aud one re-
ceipt OF 81 ,GO1. ar Thomas Clemnit. by
whom the prit oner was arrested, teetiGs d that
be had suspected Tarrsl Of being = pick
since November last, at which time lady vas
robbed a: q sale and had watched him on va.i
Ous Occasitns On Wednesday 'ast witneas
saw the prisoner at Tardy & Wiiiams's sale.
mixing with the crowd, making himself quito
large, and therefore watched him. Prisoner
made several efforts 70 get pocket bcoks bus
failed in all till he got 70 Mr.. HINT, OF whom
be relieved readily, but was instantly taken
into custody made to dierorQe and then plaEed
in the lock up. Prisoner made some sii re
sistauee, but finding himself oveip 4wSred,
sabmitted quietly to bi. fate. The Mayor, at
the eoneluslon Of the investigation, rsnauded
the accused for hearing before the Huating.
Court.
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ora. EusTER To PEFsiDxlT payis.

Gra EutTx1 To PEFsiDzIT H4vis
Gen. Hunter has been recalled from the Dc
! partment OF South Calolira; Before he was
Presilen Davis, 10 which he esid
In the month Of August last vou declared
| all thoee engaged in armiDg the negroes to
fight for their country to 10 felcns, and -di.
rected the immediate execution of all such as
should 10 captured l have. given you long
enough to reflect On your folly. l now give
you Bo.iee that, un !ess this order is imm.di
atey revoked, l will at once cause the exacu
ton Of every rebel officer and every rebel
STAKEHOLDER in my possession
| THx ATTACK on roI:r HUDSON FEDERAL
RoisfiNos
New ORLEANS advices Of the 9th, received
at New York, say the rebel picke,s at Polt
Hudson were driven to within two miles of
The place, and the country was completely ra-
conhOitered by the expedition up the Clinton
road reaching Bayou Sara. Col Grierson had
Hudson, cut ths telegraph wires, burned a
camp, and captured 100 beef cattle. Another
reconnaissance asceriaiued that Port Hudson
had not been reinforced Up 20 the pa it was
not attacked Augur's division fought the ene-
my hOuss on the 2lst, and dfo them three
miles. Prospects Of the capture OF the place
are favorable. The fight occurred four miles
in the rear Of Port Hudson. The rebels left a
large Iuuber OF killed and wounded on the
field. We took leo prisoners. The rebel Gen.
Gardner cent flag Of truce at midnight ask-
-ing permission TO bury his dead the enemy
was driven three miles from his first positiOn,
aud Augur advanced on the field.
Large quantitles OF cote II. sugar and molas
ses have bseR captured between.Nsw Orleans
ana Alexandria.
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An extra Of the New Orleans E'a OF san
day, tie 9th. gives some- of the Datchman
Augara lying dispatches. ihe death OF Gen'
PamL ton is rather startling:
HsArQhs U. S FohcEs.
Near Port uuteor, May 70.
The fniiO wing good ne"e liaa JAS. peeu to
ceyei f.o;., Col. Gfieraon:
VS. are bait a riiio north OF the Railroad.
w. nave formed junction with TIE forces
Of Major General Danke.
The news from Gen Grant is glorious.
lie has cut General Johnatons forces to
mecca at jackson, capturing sixty pieces
H., hIa yicksburs SO hemmed iu that the
enemy ,nuot use his siege euns.
uniHeia,l Major General ACGuR.
q. H. llaistead, A. A. q.
t.xCJno DisPArCH.l
|. usanaRs PLANS Store, May %, 1863.
10 cart. GoidricA. Baton Rouge:
Gsaeral Grant has had tremendous VIC
tory over Johnston at Champion Hills, cap
turine over 5000 prisoners aud more than sixty
piecss Of artillery.
He has invested Vicksburg, carried the first
two iiues Of the city deieiices, aiid his likht
now rests upon the Mississippi river, from
whence he recsives his supplies.
Altogether, Cen. Grant has captured over
one hundred pieces OF artillery.
Deserters and prisoners report that General
Pembsrton has been hanged BY his own men,
(Signsd,l q. Z. AuouR.
Rxs,Iurross OF rHl sAw Y0kK STATE DEMO
CRATIC coAAIrrEx.
Tia State Dsmocrstic Committee Of New
York met at Albany on the eS.h, and passed
, .eriss of resolutions The frst- resolves tha,
thsv win continue 10 render the 0ovsrnmen'
their .einssre and united support In an isgasl
ps,s means 70 suppress The sebsllioa. Ths
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RXtOrtion-

We have read the testimony Of Me-. J. II. Crenshaw,
Of the Creushaw WOODEN Factory and Mr. Whitfield Of
the Paper Mil They exhibit large profits But it
Is quite obvious thai without the stimulaat of high
prices neither Of those institutions would have operated
at all They we're both subjected to great OUTLAWS and
to much hazard Of oss-which they were willing TO in
cur with the hope Of gain. In benefttng themselves
they greatly subservcd the public convenience.
But this investigation has developed this important
fact which holds ieyery case, and which men who have
eyes can see-uness they be of the sort spoken of iii
Scripture: to have certain articles at all must be
content to pay high price for them. And then the
seevident proposition follows it is better that indis-
pensabls articles should bear exOrbant prizes than that
they should not exist at an
We may rail at extortOn much as We may, we caui
help ourselves And high prices is the only cure for the
evil But take an Eating house Hotel, whose extor
ton is the most urgOdly afoat. They abound in moth
ing but filth and high charges. They ask only
s. for plate Of scrambled eggs-and yet hungry
would rather give that than not be able to get any
thing. That they ,hronged and cursed aud reyled
only proves that they public necessities and better
than nothing.