The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16

THE Tr1&sEY IN .sDRroLy~A LApYs tccot
or uss AaKEsf Br01DEa or MSs GEN YixlI

VI daS AthxSf III O1DES CF MAS aES viELS
b-,sf paragraph hs, appeared n,tIsirs TIE
a-res Of 'sdy In Eor TX by ths WIFE, (cr Mistress
1t ~ .sct car tsa which of Cen V.eIe ihs military
Coz 'asruac. thare Ths following 10 ist.es from
tbs is'.y ho,asA to s.ffieni Ia Lyuchbrrs. giving
she pssissr,a-s OF ias affair. /. il dated Ports.
nsusa. a. 4sh:
M's, c.: According 10 promise, viii write
Ich oFrtct aceonnt Of my difficulties with ths
fRSkses ontas 26.h OF December wsa: to Nor.
felx; ou rsturning hoc,e shars wss a carriage sa
5os,d OF tn boa. ssita Yankee wcusn snd tw
chhafe1 In ~ willie solny oves sLs hastily raised
s.ss :, sA.aasa w'naor and pat newspaper uD. sd
muc1 as 10 sa9. the sdiss suo1d not ioos at her -
oacn uEAdyltke behavior drew the sttentiou Of all
OF tIe 0oas. Shs appessed to bs vasy nush ea.
.asea 81 something NJ opioion :s that hsr inten
TO abow her power Sac called GU: for the Captain
OF inc boat; gentec.nn remarked .aat 1t was Goa
dIcsed ~ negroes shs replied. Do you Intend
70 'nsn!: aas, sir'' 10 eaid. "Oa. Do, madam. j"
ard passed o. az Gaissiy es possible, for faur Of
getting into row. She called for ths corpora! Of
the guerd 10 areest those women In the cabin.
Il tending to take them al un for looking al
her. 10 my greet surprise she addressed
mo personally, saying chs would hsvs ue
a,rss:ed ava reported to General VIsle; "a.
cassd mo Of making remarks about her
sad, woman, who 5ss made cay remark shout
-ysss yeu are not worthy oS not'es," She e.dsrea
tne gssrd +, arrest ma. I wen, bsfore tbs Provost
GaTsasi In Portsmouth oree, and the Proves. in
soEso.a tssica before is was se.sled. The ctsrgs
w&s, told Me. Gen. viele abe was 20. worth no.
t'cio:. replied 'rhs woman IN taa carriage X
s1t:ed me, sud l retali,ted" l ackuow:sdxsd
ieli her. sa, furtho mora, intended to iesen.
any in nis offered ms. reRa.diess OF the eonst.
qasuecs. Gle might 30 r Generals wife, but co.,
sdered myself a. good 81 she wRs. cid not re.
cogo:Es hes only az tie woman In tie csrri AGE
l told him il WAS no new sight to to see horses
snd carriages. cad been accustomed 70 the IN al,
n5 life sms. Ny aunt, who was In compsny wi h
Ea.' rsMArkel, wh"n said that no. taken jom Or.
Sstaens stables, either. Hs s..d Ma. Cen Visl,
had perfec. right to order tbs guard to arrest
me IiemNksd cid not know that II was sus-
:omssy for all cficsrs' wives to command the
guard; us;ng his own LANGUAGE Madame. do not
wish ycdto put word in my mouth. wish to try
ths c.ss in my own fsshion"
returned home with the restriction that should
&C. Do permitted to pass TO xerfolh. On that day
an oraer was sssed by Mrs Gen. vis;e that No "a.
male should psss over the ferry without . written
order from head1 asrters. sni guard sits in the
cabia Of the boat 70 keep led. .ss from Ming
On the first Of January, my son William was az.
rested By negro gul vho belonged to us, end had
h"r three 81 nee. Capt. York aent him to the euard
ho1ss for I'll night. The girl WAS d;sa Used - a
lady.
want to tie oaps-in. sad found him sitting with
hs aek to re- erd his feet upon t.bls srnol Ing:
though of coE'se III II when a1d -esss d him hs
wosld change his posltion; bu. he oil not ssid
to lin. C-P.a:r. are 10" eouloe.isd to keep my
~
ii he WIS speaking 10 aserv2ct.
shen said, viii you psrInit hin to s!asp at
home, a.d ha will Ss a. liz t1isi n tho roornus9i
He said &c" very abruptly. / then said. ''whst
il al this for-tecsuse he resented tie in suit Of
negrol' He said 1t rlsds no difference If she did
ins lit him. he had 10 right to slike her. AsI
passed out CT the 'f1ioe / remarked "our Eoufh.
sr1 gentlemen could not repu:se the plsadi0Rs CT
mother in that manner, but could not sapecs sry
bst.er q them" rs ordered the gu I'd to tau.
rae 10 jail. E;s1 L., who was in. company with
me, said "csu I cay anything, s:is ta.i u:sy 20
with harf' 30 VS. ws.o both ordered to is;f Il
was Geld night to spend in e cell without nse,-
Oar sateII while in that cold p,aes were beyond
description. TIE windows wsrs all Oui sud mart
CT ths Il ,,r was terra up.
t!sst morning We were marched to Mort X by
guard sid carried before the Frovos. AID tha
cass was disaisssd. Ny con was sent to ja,l for
sSvec caSe.
TIE aLPH0cLAhATioN or PRESIDENT DAVIS AGAINST
hUILER--A CALL ON LINCOLN 70 Dis OWN HIM.
The Chicago Tis4cs has the following srtsle re-
lssive to TIE proclamation of pfesiient De7ia
asas-s n-tsr. In .ao Esvna article IL pretty resr.v
foreteu ho result Of Lie ccns l.. OF yanaarv mn.
claUla.lon:s
TIE srntsLtysaa.ias CT Gen. put-e. e. New Or.
,sars, reoited In tbs late proclamation of y.T n..
Wis, VIII Ii tiey ba sTu!y reeitsG sup'y j.sti:y, his
retaliation la thcasleas. 1t remains for our snv
efnneD; to Gispr.vo tie charges Or p,.oisb en.!ar
If it fats TO do tbs s,a fails to mase restution
aud 30 far IS in u !r. reparstlon, 30 toe victims
OF Butter roJE,Siss s tie sbettor Of bis tces
Ne are havtcg nui1.rous Corrts Martha, 10 S;ffsr
ent para CT Ehs country, AID brave tied ana lovsl
n,es ara eaIea aoa 90 meet the false ana slsrss,.
Qua aGeuss.ians 4 personal enemies Frz j. shn
FTt.i. ST Wasaiagtoa, eni Gsn EceI: a. Nasr-
vile g p. fsla the fisld 20 answer e argos tbst
eTc-p a.. Of .hc:r; IS oficssH gtrovea and which
noce but se Admin St. s;ics, swayed by partisan
hatred '.o.'I asvs beard or ordered i trisl tpoc
hasa a-,,o<. .rr- -voS ~
a6gra..t. T-s.r hearts a-s above tresoLsry sad
their fsth Ea- asan pcoved III tia Presence CT
i"ta q h.e 8d:ler, i,a2-acasd by tie uu;.ed .es-
tin OF she peopie .; Nsss Orleans; by the ia.
t's li'sssip i wEicn hs has plandersd; by all the
Err.ifn asuia within his lines; by lie rspor. cf
keFeray Joausan, sn sb.a and upright Ccganis-
snisef o: tie Government, and by ais i'll ,gsi
aai iucr:na5 orasrs Ia ordered from Yes O-lsaus
With tie fruit IF his pisac:es to tsis. fas crcsus
o. the aE1i aistza.on aaaouass) more important
command.
, The Administration knsw months ago tha. Bat
fef was 2;anGsring They knew it By Sas repfe.
ss1tauoaa or foreign consuis 6ud the rerort ef
hsvs'oy johnson. ard still tasy haye rstainad him
In coniIand, and hy that retsntion iastieed his
course; IAa proclamation ef Jeff Cavis is g. doeu.
men! taas tae void will no. take caaniz.nce cf
and our aovernln SIT shs Ii attslo; to mas Il hy
ID hleEce, Or treat It with indiY-srca r. mat i,
ny one o. ssIntsr ehasa:teE, tire atsnng IKE re-.
and sympathy OF all eisilized peoples p'''
Ihs haco- Ct tbs Government d,m,rao TIM. -.
Charges OF murder, arson, rcbbssy onnre ssionu
aDd attasnrt3to to excite Esrs lie 10
j. II Davis sgs.ns' commanding deLersl OF orr
afi.e eheud os INST as thsy ale stated fairlv srd
fully, Il they ars false, let 1t b, kho yn and =
;hsy ere true, At no attempt bs nads bv tha Gor. :.
erIraeot to shield this wrstched crmiaei from n,,
i.hmsat Tie resporEib uty of Bu!ler's adr,,n;..
trstion rests now upon the Administfatioakt WesS.
ingtpl
Tte,s Is no. man liviug to-day chnasd with
gee crimes than Butte: snd his conduct ref sc.a
directly NOS tnly upon the Governn eat, bat the
American people. wboss nsme lie has disgyasad.-
Aside from al questions Of p.liey the t.ial of Ru..
Ter in required by TIE people Of the 10y al Stat.e
that they may befresa from the suspicion OF boinx
Ills acc. asSsies.
ne sses. A quarter OF . n.iLi n of iahabitants
ktaad ready to testify. They ASK for lustscs, and
su b measure OF venge,ces a. fair tiial and im.
partial law will grant shau thsy have la Dare
tas Adm sstraticn condemn policy that has been
In e,ns6aance With the policy It mast itself pursue
II the emancipation proclamation "a issued3 Dare
tbs AdmioiJsrasicn condemn Bait or for enforcing
pcicy demanded by shs Abolition press and pull
pit to whom it tss nads formal surreudsr OF IT,
eafa We ere now engaged in o wa OF exfe.ui
nation. II Butler be net Iunished The pyee!a10
ti3a Of J.f D0els relates 10 hfas and Ais a&Scess
oaiyj 6st is the oreranner Of aas atas UiA srpiy
10 cptry cGscr Of 0HS arasies If the prOclGmats0n
threatened on the 6r,t Of January Is issued The
msgusaimisy Of which kr Seward assured the
French governments would ba observed By us ia,
ward the ssseded Sts,ss has grown acasi, by iasAe
degrees under the fanst.ciam thai dxEauusd that
the contas: should not hs war, but rrEid
THE HORRORS OF NoRTH4RA PRIsoa DESCRIBED
BYAYAsKEE PAPER-THx suTFERINas OF Po.
LTTICAL PRISONERS.
The Columbus (9hio> Crisis. Gov. Msd,rys or.
gan, which Is "consesvs i've" pspsr, gives de-
~ of ehs ~ In ra of thnrn NJ sta un mar.