The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-14

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By the President:
Wvlliaw H. Ge,nard
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~ sos's - s states may return through
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We conclude that Mr Lincoin's plans viii be .
Ia.afe: and Il 70 qnite possible that II has been
or an amr...m s WIN view 20 open the question
late the radicals, Than rom anv hone Of the accent
ance Of these overtures by the States concerned,
o. any one OF pnem NOT under the absolute control
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washington telegram says:
The reading Of the President,s message to day
did not attract very full attendance In the salie
Ttes. In the House snat portion Of the message
stating that he should not Fetract or modify the
emancipation proclamation was greeted with con-
SIDERABLE applause upon the floor. The Impression
MADE b. the message seemed to he generally ia
"eHoes
DARING o.NFEDzsAu RArD-cAPruRx OF NEW ZOE.
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fOfk. ihe steamer chesapeake Capt. Willetts
which lett New York Saturday evening for Port.
land, Me-, was captured twepty miles Norh O,
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cape Coo mondny morning, aDout O'Clock, BY
confeaeFates In disguise, who had taken passage
On ner' one Is q sp'en'ia steamer Of 4oo tons
ounnen' ana carries wv" guns. ohe 10 very taat
ana 10 the same vessel that chased. and captured
IT, Reed Of the Tae0Dv who had cantured ,hs
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.ess"". e"'e' ~"s"'s' a 'e'eS'am from S''
johns, ~. b., says:
The steamer Chesapeake, Capt. Wi,letts, from
New York for Portland, Me-, was taken pOssession
of on Sunday morning last, between and 'cIk
by sixteen rebel passengers. The second engineer
overheard. The FIRST engineer was shot IN The chin
but was retained on board The first mate was
badly wounded in the groin. Eleven or twelve
shots were fired AT the car ain
Amer being ovenowered. the canfain was mn,
into irons, and the passengers were notified ,hs,
thew were prisoners OF war IN the Confel .-.se
States Of America, The steamer came d, OF Par
fridge Island At about O'Clock this mornins The
crew and passengers. except the first eneineer
were put on board boat and sent to this CITY
The steamer then sailed In an easterly direction,
and was subsequently, seen alongside another YES.
nel II IL s,lnposed that she- aoOk on hoa "A = ann
ply of coal from her. 'F
Tho attack took place about twenty one mites
east Of Cane Cod. Captain Wiiletts and the ma =
sengers per the Chesapeakc are now Al the Man
sion House. The steamer and cargo were valued
at one hundred and eighty thousand dollars. The
steamer sailed from New York ON Saturday ct
O'Clock p. NJ, and was one Of the reewIar line
plying between New York and Portland.
The New York Harold has the fo,,ow,r~ oda,.
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uonsi panicuiafs OF the capsufe:
passenger who purchased passage tickets for Port
land, Me-, while d0zes or more persons, dressed
shabbily some a. returned soldiers, went on board
and purchased their tickets Of the clerk Of ths
lug business, Of course would not create any sus-
Among the seven passepsers who Obtained theiI
!sesess - ine omce VIZ one person VINO stated 70
fsrred this NODE Of resehin. Por.issS an .cconn,
Of its being the plessantest and cheapest. Be-
Iore sne sssrtes G some nneen persons wers counted
.sons, ns of =, ''' e'" q '"e oa'ee "o'n"s wa
0he wac full Of reieht. consist M of cotton. ram
carries about thirty tons Of coa, which 10 enough
~ .a,s n.' ~. e lo.cs 70. LIP, sn1 nsa no. moss
shaf the rebsis cannon ses verv ~ with her. Ahs
carried two guns, sfx-ponnders, one brass and the
otnef iron, sesefai Fesotses, ana some Otner nTe-
arms.
u NOT knowo wnetnes mere va any powder
on ooa!o, ous - supposeo tnele W. aos much