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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-28
Obituary.

Died. at the residence hiS iather, IN Tappehan'
mock On the 9Th inst, PHILIP SfI.iitN WRIGHT cid
est son Of George T Wright, member Of the House Of
Delegates from the counties of Essex and King and
Queen, aged II years months and days
II seldom falls TO the lot of bereaved friends to
mourn with SO sincere sorrow the death OF one so
young, for it is seldom tat at his young age are de
yeloped many of those endearing qualities that bind
so strongly another and make up the c. arm
of lie: but n this boy for We knew h,hi we'll, We're
the germs, just bors,ing into life, O! al! that
was manly = and all that WAS engaging
gentle, and i,ftsctionatc. His sGtlerings tof
hrae weeks were such few the most sto!tal,
could have bourne without Il murmir, but no WORD
Of complaint inlpat fence escaped hn, and he died
III the arms Of his devoted father, and wtii the ciri
love OF all who had Waiche; over the days ol his
chi;d.oo and III noiing the spTighty character ina
ainiahe disposition oil the boy had ndulgeti.m bright
dreams of his future usefulness and stand but
God has taken him to hmseii, and we can oay weep
for .'who died and died so young" u
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~ DR. N. II. MILLER has removed his Office
S~S from Governor street 10 the POwhataD House
corner OF 18th and Capitol sts. Office hours from Z
10 Q o'clock n aud from 10 pm. an242w@
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Marches,
Conbats, &c
This great play viii be placed gpon the stage with
strict attention to every miuntia ecessary to its
proper production and correct representation Every
member OF the full and iayor,e star company
in the caste OF characters.
Music, vocal ana Instrumental Incidental to the play
Opening Chorus'Soon the sau will gaze to rest"
Bal'ad''Ny hove is like the red, adIose.' Francis
B,li.d--.sC Coming thro' the rye Diana
Dae;t--"ihougf ! leave yon now N sorrow."
Francis and Diana
Grand fnaic IL act Hsrk from st Mungo's
Tower" -,.......... Francis, Diana, and Chorus
Ballad" My do ! weei, for thee? ....... Diana
Song and Chosas--''A famous man was Robin
hood -. ...............G albraitii and Chorus
Song and Chorus--'Aud lang syne."
Francis and Chorus
Scotch Dance. Miss Mary Darlington
Riliad--tihe spell is brokea." Feaacis
S0ng-"Tou'il remember mel. ............ Francis
Grand Fnate-- Pardon the bold outlaw
Francis, Diana, all the characters, aud Chorus
The performances viii conclude VII! the new and
iaughable Farce Of
THE KINGS GARDENER,
Or
NIPPED IN THE BUD.
In rehearsal, tie grand Opera Of
Soon viii b. presented new Play. drs1atized
from Miss Brad ions great work. of the Same name,
Ter this Thest.e. entit,' d.
AL RORA- FLOYD.
EorKx.-The doors open ut half past T. Perform.
anee commence 1t quarter past O'Clock precise
W. an cS-H
NTETR0p0LITAN HALL.
lHt LEE MALLORY .................M Manager
FRIDAY NIGHT, August Is,
First Leref, Of
Miss ROSETTA DALE,
The Charming Vocalist, who will sing choice Sc
lection OF her most popular Songs, among them 1.-The
Star Of ove,'' ssHome Of my Heart "Ihe ssyark,
"Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep
She viii be assisted by
Miss MAGGIE,
fhe young Southern Vocalist,
who has kindly volunteered
New scenes u War Illustrations
Reserved seats 81, Gallery 6uc. an 1s--lts
j. Or RENT
The RICHMOND yAnEurs,
Late Franklin Hal,
Has been renovated and put Ia complete order aud
b now offered for rsnt on reasonable terns by aprii
cation to SrRiDfR or Jos Marlin al the G i Ar
nofy, 9th sirset, between and O'Clock, where
s1sahs WA be made known. aa 2G-ets
$500. ICE FOR SALE
ck Tor sle. "a cue lot IL leo inst rcsysa and for
ts.. "a. ~ suM onftiN's saloon, Aain street. be-
On Saturday. ~ ~ ~ " % 800 s.s
-, -, Ies--A superior article ccnsI s.tIy On
1.ns - scr ae'ein large or snaaII oman IL e
..s a. .osnss lieass, Tsash md Main IL.
IH-l hsss snslI supply e Is nv a..of
~ 28-its J1Sswmnx,
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d. CORNa, BUSIONs,
g~S Nails and their Diseases. &c
goft Corns CHlostiss, az, &c,
treate' without pain by Df SCHULTZ, the Cbrop
otist, who has returned and can he consulted TIL
fii the. nGtice.
Office Wall Street Hotel Wall St au 2S--2t"
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uM.FOR DREWgY'S Bluff
The steamer scGUiIz, Capt u Hill, havin- been
thoroughly painted and repaired. will for the present
make one trip daily To irewFys Bluff, leaving her
wharf at Rockets at 3 O'clock 2 ST.
Fare for the round trip Only n,,ILAP
SE-arties desiring to charter the boat for special
morning trips, can MAKE arrangements BY applying
to ,he Captain on board. cts
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By Davenport & Co., Sock Aaci;onery.

WE shall sell at the Office OF the Old ppmin;o, :.
w snrance company, corner Cary and l:,h Sc ~,
Friday, August 18th, commencing ut IL o'cIocr W
the following stocks and bonds
1900 Confederate per cent registered bons,
long dates "us'
$l0,0 Confederate 8 per cent coupon boos,
1858 ''""s,
$4,000 Confederate 8 per cent convs,,,,.
bonds registered ""s
$4,000 Confederate s per cent convertible bond.
coupons ds,
5000 Confederate fifteen million loan corro,
bonds ''1i"a
$9lOO Virginia per cent registered bonds
So 500 City Of Richmond per cent bonds
u shares Va and Tenn railroad
IS do Old Dominion Ius co
do Richmond aud lJyernoa ,,s...
"A shares Importing ana Expcrtiag co stock
Harrison, Pres't -
10 shares Importing and Exporting CO s,oes
Sutton Pres't '
10 s. sterling bill on Iopdnu
And other stocks and bonds added previous ,r,s,,
au Is DAVENPORT Il CO. Stock ,ur,,s
$4,000 York River Railroad 8 per cent CoupOp
Bonds p'u
1000 Va and Tenn Railroad Der cen, Cor,
pom Bonds wv"
5000 Confederate Cotton Bonds, coupons
10000 do 7per cent Coupon Bonds
100 shares Trailer Bank Stock
90 Chickahominy aud James River
Navigation Co Stock
u27 DAVENPORT 4 Co, Ausfs.
&c shares Bank Of the Commonwealth
shares Bank Of Virginia
Sl,59a Coupons, Is Million Loan.
au 70 DAVENPORT & Co, Aucrs
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TOR SALE PEIyATELY--An excellent Grass,
u Dairy, s1d Market Farm, lying Ia the county Of
Bsnreo, ten miles from the eisy cf kiehmord, and
within three hundred yards Of Mesdov station De-
pot, on the York RIVER RaiIrcad, eontaiping by au
old survey 10 acre, Of which 1t Is supposed i5o
ara Chicksnoainy and branch low grounds. Tho
idue Is high land. There Is an excellent dwell
Ing house 81 tbs land Persons xishinx q lock II
the Isnd will apply to Mr. n Il LUvAL, at Dispatch
station, about one mile from tire land who will
take pleasure in showing It. Possession siven st
once. ma 2S-~St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-28

FTWENTY Dollars ioGn,y.--A private bounty of $50
= is offered to all youths between the ages Of Is
aud Is who enlist in II u BUkR'S company, Mur-
fords battalion, for special and local aeicncc III the
city Of Richmond. Apply al Mercer 4 HIPS, on eth
street, between Main and Franklin. 25-5I+
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4 NNE Hundred Dollars Reward will be "a ii for
the delivery Of my mau william, black
smith V trade, who ran away frcm Messrs liaxall
Cssnsna " abons sas Isl august, ise said man
good looking, and Intelligent. WM SMITH,
au 2S-6J* For GEORGE Duggius,
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l,sspLUIl0S Of ca Partners nip.-Fhe concern of
Dove Go was dissolved On the l2ti inst by the
dca.h oi Archer. II being desirable 10 close up
the business OF the late speedily as posi-
pie ai persons having claims viii present thera for
settlement, aud all persons indebted will phrase make
immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
SAMrEI D0yE,
AL 26--4tt Surviving Partuer.
NJ qfiCE-Al person. having elaine asainstths
= estate Of the lsts Mrs Julia Amanda Peyton
are hereby nofih 70 psesent them to tie Under
ssned Immediately, fof payment, ~ be Is about TO
turn over tha txte 70 the desiers under her will
W GoDDIN, admir-,
VITA the Win annexed, al Mrs Julia feyten.
an 2s~-1t
(uLuABIAN H0TEI4-Tic undersigned having pur-
chased tha inlcrest OF " Splcer y Co in thia no
tel III continue the business, sparng no eiarts 20
please Their guests andops by strict attention., and
tue BEST the market Affords, 70 regain the poialrity
Inc house fos - long time enjoyed.
AZ 2l-4ts ] 5 ANGEL 4 co.
IL uTY ncllass reward. Fl sm authorized 70 ones
the above reward fnr The arrest and conviction
before ~ naym q ony peFxon q pessdns detected
y ne - q Putting eeFucsioas = any q the city
pNuEe.
ssse-A v GuL, Og Iagf.a
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By Robinson, adams d 20, Auets.

T ARGE and attractive sale 6r Groceiics Nanrr.e
~ tured Tobacco and Cuba Cigars, at auction a, cur
warehouse, corner 9th and Main SITS on Friday 2sth
inst, at 10 o'clock.
80 bags choice sugars
10 bbiS do do
20 boxes white clarified sugar
Is kegs hi caIb soda
80 boxes talow candles
rs bbls aud20 kegs stnlthfsl,t lard
1000 lbs Smithued bacon
200 sacks Va salt
IS bags lava coffee
= IA boxes copperas
IS gross Boston matches
IA half bbls and bbls potash
100 reams double crown wrapping paper
Lot sole leather, calf skins &c
Also,
1000 packages manufactured tobacco
5000 Cuba cigars
One double carriage and harness, Besr,
new
Parties desiring TO avail themselves Of Our sals
will please send in their goods early on Thur ssiay
an 20 ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO, Aurts
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81 Lancaster & Co., Aactioaeers.

Crooks 1t auctiou--we viii sell ut auction, at Our
~ Office. on Wednesday ID september, al l. oclk.
$1,000 North Carolina per ct. bonds
COCO Va State stock
5GO0 Coufedcrats convertible 8 per cent bonds
5000 DO per Ct. loo m. issue
so shares Bank Of Commonwealth stock
20 do Va Central raiirosd stock
do Va and Tenn railroad stock
: $1,000 Richmond and York River railroad per CT.
bonds
aue7 LANCASTER 4 co, Aucts.
ALSO,
SO 600 Confederate s per cent coupon bonds
5000 Bedford county bonds
25 shares Eank OF Richmond stock
20 shares Richmond Fire Association stock.
au2S LANCASTER l. CO, Auct'rs.
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DuNAWAY-S50 Reward will give $50 reward
IL for the apprehension oG my man Isaac. He left
my house Thursday, the 18th inst He has a wife
at Mrs Vim Coghis, in Caroline county.
Isaac is about feet high qaick Spoken ard dark
ginee.bre calor.
al cf,- -3t& CHAS G. EfANTGN.
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( TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward viii be paid by
HE for tfh return Of "a bay Mare, five wears Id,
no white about her recofeted, pit small white
spot from saddle gail. She Is alb at Is hands high,
wei formed, hind legs rather straight, snd alto,
esther ine-'ooking animal. My stable WAS broken
open last night aSd she was stolen therefrom.
J B STEVENS,
au 2S--,;% Sidney near the IVES ham House
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L OR Sal E-Th- place on which ! now reside.
u One frame House, containing rooms with
basement; z story brick. With hi chen, stable ard
smoke. he use. The lot contains building lots la
Duvsi.'s siditoe, corner OF st Paul and ~ Peter
streets. lsu 2s2te TH0S GAMBLE.
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fHIFrY Dollars Reward VIII be paid for the APP
IL prehcnsion Of Frank, the property Of Il
CTebssiaN. He is OF dark brown Colon, about five
feet nine inches height, has several white spots
about his face, and rs 70 to ~ years old Frank was
seen at the Central depot SuIaay evening, 2Sd iIst
when the cara arrived.
au 25-ta CRESSIIAW L. Co
ONE Hundred and Fifty Dollars Remarkably ser
" wants Ben ami Kitty away the early part of
July. will pay S15 for the Of either il
fined 10 FinvaGna Jail; or Tor the arrest Of both
so eoniaed, will pay $3.50. Ben is about Is years
Old, dark complexion, toerabiy we'll grown, and
good looking; 10 particular marks remembered His
mother belongs 10 Mr. Jerry Woodward, Of Gooch.
land county, With whom he lived until the last few
years KITTY is about ~ years Old, and was raised
by my father Dr Julian k-an, Of Louisa, and her
children are ROW at his late residence She is not
very dark, nor IL she bright. She Ia about medium
height, aud we'll made for strength. No marks re.
menbered. The servants were hired 10 w Cooke,
of Flusanna, the present year.
au 2o-2aw2w Mrs SUSAN BOSTON.
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r ARGE Farm al Savage Station, ca the York river
~ Railroad, seven mites below Richmond, ior sAs.
AZ the request Of George Savage, fS4a. We onsf m
sale the large aud valuable farm owned By him, "
Gated - above containing 80 acres, pas Of ~hxa
can be seen At our once. About half i open taha =
nnc heart the balance IN woei aud timber. soms
the open hand lies On the Ctsekahonslny, and " w
fincst quality, admirably adapted 10 hay ana s'a'
are last year. but there are ample other bn,idnss m
the use II the place, Ill IN good repair fhefs e
the place IN excellent orchard q cAoce ffuita W.
wood aud tmbefed land b very valuable, ard oe% as
On the railroad affords easy, cheap and eOaseaSs ~.
Access 70 market. h viii be sold IN parcels y ~
purchasers. Mr. savage viii take pleasure 70 s0''
ing the land b th0ss Who nay cal N hin.
~ 9e--4s 0QpDN 3 APfsasv~--
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d u Sc BI.FIIt
au 2S-2t* Com,n'p Merchant Shochoe Sip.

EoR sALE-A valuable FARM on the Richmond
II aud Petersburg Railroad. 10 miles FROM Rich.
mond aud miles from Petersburg now occupied
by Mr.. Edwin Williams, containing SOC acres Of
land divided into i've fields OF Is acrss each, all sn
closed, with running water In each field. with large
meadows attaeh to three OF thu issds. The IL
Is a gray loan land on red clsy, has been lined
snd msrled. prodn IS we'll corn, oats wheat; clover
&c. ALI Il the necss- sry boiidiL g on the place.
except the dwelling Has me orchard and ID
garden, AMI IL prSyetbiaI for heslth. Apply To
an xS-3t GOUDIN APPEkSON.
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IT, !! 31xxg TINS DAs.
~ Wa2taessaE Co, lsef'r., los Nsis -,
"'se<~
RO0KS, hnp9, Mssso, Havslopu, o.. = 80
- We YIN IN q 1fslag, Asossg ~ e.Ss.ss..
. 10 o'caock 4 !, . - oalGafeomo. - -!
betweM Oh and 10sh slssen, . 49, - .sSss,
tee 6 snsssssinias nd ussl win, eosrs -.
b,os.psy,
Philosophy,
Poetry,
u...,,,.. ,o.,a Novels,
5000 pieces assorted music
Enve opes, paper, &c.
au2 WILLIAMSON d CO Aa..-
By Re1lacood q Hkillips, 1ncTrs
f64 Main street,
WE viii sell at our store o. Friday morning =, l.,
W O'Clock
Feather beds, chairs, lounges
Safes, stoves
A lot OF clothing, and variety OF miscel.aneo.,s
ticles, watches, &c. "
large humber OF dining tables
REDWOOD 4 PHILLIPS. Aue,s
S'~a ~
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NSTRAf- SllEEP.-Cnme to my farm, near
A. Grove Road. two mites from the eli =, on the
.otn met, a lot Of Sheep, (atout Az or 45) The
owner will con,e forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take Them away.
an 2S-3.* J MARCISr
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BIZ Kes.t, Haine q; Co., AWct'rs.

b. Kest, Fasne @ Co., A"et'Ts
CARGO sale at auction.-We will sell on Wednes-
~ day, the ID Of September, at our warehouse,
com meneing at O'Clock, about
1000 packages fresh imported Goods,
consisting Of tile entire cargo OF the steamers Ella
and Annie with large consignments by the Constadt,
Alice, Banshee, and Margaret and Jessie, from Mas
sau, and comprising the largest and most valuable
assortment Of Merchand,ze ever offered Al auction in
this market, and consisting in part OF the loiowmg,
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The RICHMOND yAEEuIs,
Late Franklin Hal
Has been renovated and put Ia complete oFdar aud
b now 0Isred for rsnt reasonable tern,s by apr
cation 70 SrRiDfR or Jos MARLIN, al the G s Ar
inofy, 9th street, between and O'clock, where
tssias Will pc made known. au 26-ets
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AIKEN Up n my farm in He,rico county,
on the 2lih inst, bay Hor;e. The owner is
requested to prove his property sud take him away
al 2c-1t* JOHN A PARKER
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+ OST--L7st, or lett on oNs of the benches In the
~ Capitol grounds, the afternoon G: til. 18th
mat, "A pair OF heavy BuCKSKIN GAUN1LErS. The
fnder if honest, will ses the name If tie ewne-
written on the inside of the cuff of both auntets
and can return tht u to b N at M t9, Ballard House.
and n suitable reward viii be psie. au 27-2t*
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LOST, STRA YED, &c.


! CSE-$2o3 Reward.-'ost By q soldier last Sat-
urday 2ith jns t, on The road between Rich
moDd and the seadow Bridge. $500 in Conf derste
Notes. isesen $l00 notes and four $50 notes) The
above reward will lie paid ter the delivery Of the
same at The Dispatch office. au 2s-et.
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one Hundred Dollars Reward.--Stolen, on Tuesday
~ evening, dark iron gray Horse, with white feet,
and has Oh his side, where he he ba, been
SHOT, and was branded the left shoulder with the
letter "S' THE above reward viii be PAID on his
return to the, 70: any information CONCERNING him
NICHOLAS WALTER
all .S--Gt* Chesterfield CO. Va
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JyANTEil-Two good nrummefs, for a company
w stationed al t. post Inducements offered. Adj
dress 4 DAVIDSON.
Capt co f, Isl Va BATH, Gordonsvi!ie, Va.
oc pts
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I INra -ons Dbl fresh Lanes 10 a. s.
e NA b ROY6ERR.
= 0-s.1p cssp~ Casy ~ visEnia -,
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ICE FOR SALE.

Ufsf
~ Ios sale ine lot II Ice just received and for
s' -. ,uM SniftfNs salooa Aan street. be.
----' - al 2S.--.t~
IcE, tss, Ies--A saDsrIor .,s;c,. -
nana Ana sor ssiein large or mail m sstyf,s e
:. .as g ao:uss ueass, Tsash md Main 81.
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ESTRAF--Cane 10 my house, a few DAYS since q
"a stray Hog which the owner can yet by ssoyinp
property and paying charges.
l. HARRISON,
al HS--lta Oh the Williamsburg Turnpike.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-21
WriLIen for the 4" Smyrna Timns

The Confederate soldiers fight with desne-
r2t0n, because they fight for their homes the
Union soldiers have nothing to fight for.
The above is declaration made by copper
head Of the town of Dover, recently, and it
awakened Ill my mind train of serious rehec-
tlons. That Confederate soldiers fight bravcly
none pretcnds to deny: they are of the Anglo
Saxon race, and it is a race that FIGHTS well
They have Inducements to fight. The leaders
know that for them there arc but two issues to
the conflict Success places them in authority
with government in which all power and au-
thority will be in the hands Of an aristocracy :
and defeat they know involves expatriation or
the tclOn's doom. Thus situated, they have in
ducemcnts to fight well; and the ignorant and
d 'ludcd masses Of the South fight well. They
believe the falsehOods that have been told them
by their ambitious leaders, and look upon the
Union troops as band Of savage marauders.
who come to desecrate their homes and rob
them of all that is dear to man. Thus prc-
pared by their ignorance to be lead blindly by
rulers; thus stimulated by secession lies and
secession whiskey, they too fight bravely.
The Union soldiers have nothing to fight
for!" How strangely perverted how utterly
devoid of patriotism must the mind of him be
who makes the assertion.
When our government is assailed and it,
property seized, its flag insulted and its lawful
authority trampled upon, have we nothing to
fight for? When band of base conspiritors
attempt to wrest from us a third of our terri
tory and turn the fairest portion of the land
over which our flag foated into an alien and
hostile government, have we nothing to fight
for? When men. openly preach the miserable
doctrine OF secession and attempt to enforce on
us that doctrine, which annuls all government
and gives up this fair land of ours to disinteqra
ton and perpetual anarchy, have we NOTHING
to hight forP Never, since the demon of wal
was first let loose upon our race, have men had
50 much to fight for as we have now in the pre-.
sent struggle.
We fight for the glorious heritage beoueatb
cd us by our illustriOus sires We fieht that
our country may be unbroken, that she NAV Cd
on in her career of prosperity and greatiess
and remain the home of the oppressed of ever,
cline. We fight to maintain the doctrine upoI
which QUE whole government is founded-that
the majority legally expressed at the ballot boN
shall rule. That in matters of governmenta
policy the voice of the people is the voice Of
God.
Our foreftthe fought that they might tr,
the experiment Of self lfgovernment; we fight t.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-21
DELAWARE AFFAIRS.

FURTHER ARRESTS AT TSEAFORD.-On We'd
ncsday, May 18th, DIR. Isaac H. d. Knowles.
United States Detective, arrested William B.
llorsey and John f. Martin, ia brother of DR..
Hugh Martin, on the charge of shipping CON
traband goods South. 1t is doubtful whether
the evidence Is positive enough to condemn the
men but at all events, large amount of valu-
able information has been obtained from them,
which will lead to further disclosures Of great
Importance. Subsequently Edward Martin,
lanOthcr brother) repaired to Baltimore, hay
ing secured the services of Bayard and Sauls-
bury !ot the same stripe, to plead their cause,
and the pioneers We're held for further hear
ln@ before Captain French, acting Provost Mar
shal. Martin, while undergoing arrest, became
very cho!crie and unruly, and discharged HIS
revolver three times at the guards, but luckily
neither ofthe shots took cffect.-RpuJltcan.
ANOTHER DELAWARE CoMpANY.-Thcre is
company Of Delawarians entirely lost sight of.
Captain Wilson w. Walker with nearly 100
men from st. Georges and Appoquinimnk
Hundreds, joined the Second Maryland Regi-
mcnt, Col. Rogers, nearly Is months ago. and
are now doing duty in St Mary and Charles
county. Of which district Captain Walker is
Provost Marshal. The company numbers about
TO men, all Deawarans with single exception
CAVALRY CHARGE.-The cavalry horses,
about "a in number, belonging to the Purncli
Legion detachment, broke out of the enclosure
At Camp Smithcrs, Wilmington on Thursday
night and started for town on a CHARGE, pas
sing down King street at Il furious rate The
policemen turned out i'll force, and succeeded
IN capturing many of them, but much trouble
was experienced.
ARREST OF JOHN r. LAMBsoX.-Jo r.
l.anbson, Of New Castle, was arrested in Bal
timOre on Thursday The .Sun says he called
at the Othce OF the provost marshal to procure
pass to the I'atuXent river. but refused to
tell what was his lusincsS there. When re-
qnlrcd to take the oath he refused saying he
thought the government Of the South prefera-
bic TO that of the North, and that the South
EN- Con. .edcracy is in the right
The Methodist Laymen's Convention. which
has for lts object the extension of the Law clc-
mcnt in the General Conference met in New
ork on Wednesday morning. Delaware was
t''i Mayor Opdyke ut the City Hall on Thurs
day.
Dennis Wilson, cOlored, employed by James
Roach (harber) Wilmington, has Joined the
54th MASSACHUSETTS, c0lored regiment A ne
gro ".hrer IS IN Wilmington for the purpose Of
recruiting for said regiment
During the storm on Tuesday evening week.
I tn telegraph instrument, in the Office at New
ark, were injured by the lightning The telo-
graph apparatus at Elkton station was much
injured, the wires hcing bnrned off in the office
and both magnets destroyed
Captain Frank McClo>kcy, of the Fourth
! Delaware Volunteers, according to letter IN
the l"q"jFer from Fortress Monroe, has been
coart lnartlalcd, found guilty, and cashiered
for intoXication.
Dr. Lcmucl j. Draper, of Milford, Assistant
Surgeon in the I. 5. Navy ha. been ordered
to duty i'll the Mississippi Squadron.