The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

SATURDAY MORNING. 49,. sEa'rEMBzR is, 1858
LATE6Faea TIE nORrH.

Baltimore papers, OF the 18th instant.
have been received. They contain moth
ing Of interest from the seat Of war in
Tennessee, Northern Georgia, or Vir
ginia, and nothing new from Charleston.
The following is summary of the gen
eral news
WRIT OF HaBEAs CORPUS SUSPENDED
Lincoln has issued proclamation s,is
pending throqghon! the United States the
writ 0i haJeas corpus in cases where military,
naval, or civifoificers OF tue u. States hold
persons under their command or in their
custody either as prisoners of war, spies, OF
aiders or abefturs of the eI.emy, or nt otti
ceFs, sDldiers, or seamen enrolled, drafted, or
mustered, or eniiatcd in or i,eionging 10 the
land or naval forces Of the United States, or
as deserters therefrom, OF otherwise amsna.
bic to law, or the rules and articles of war,
etc, or for resisting II draff, or l.rr any other
offence against the military and naval ser
vice.
EXPEDITION fD TEXAS
Under date of Newvrieans, Sept. |,
correspondent Of the Chicago Time
writes
Many sailing vessels have bssn chartered,
troops are hhrfiediy put On hoard, troops
III Ship Island have been sent, Others are
following for TIE Rio ,Giaa3r. The Mon
roe doctrine will iind numerous advocates Al
Brownsville in less Than three DAYS Nann
leon will iind that i,e is not to remain undis
1nrbei. The city is f,ie with runners tia!
the Star spahglc.i Banner win soon wave in
triumph over the Mexican city oI Mataho-
ras. ibis latter place is almost immediately
opposite brownsville.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A dispatch from Memphis says that 4 fear
fal riot occurred in Mobile on i;,e 4!h ins,
a party OF soldiers wives, 10 the number Of
oOo, paraded the city with exciting mottoes
on their banners, such as BREAD or Peace y
The soldiers offered no opposition to the DIS
play, bn' in some instances the citizens at
tempted To arrest the progress of The pro
cessiGn. This is the latest, and great est
Yankee fabrication
Secretary Stewards circular of the 18th
August, Was published in the English io,ir-
nails on the II September
A Washington Telegram says il is learned
from the best Of sources that -advices oi All
entirely trustworthy character have been re-
ceived here to the effect that NJ. CheValier'o
pamphlet, advocating recognition OF the
rebels 10y France, was not inspired,a ,as has been
int,mated, by the Emperor
Persons who have recently visited the feet
utiuS uuLS clt tHt cO.tSto Di SfSlnh huu
North Carolina represent The nitnimity OF
sentiment among the officers and snen in IL
yor of a war with England :s reina kai,ie
The most intense feeling prevails oh this
topic.
Serenades by military bands in Washing
ton, without the permission oi the military
commander, have been prohibited.
The censorship OF the press in Washing
ton continues with its accustomed part"u-
larity. Even matters in no manner connect
ed with military operations have 10 receive
the approval OF the official supervisor.
News has been received at Port au Prince
from Port au Platt, to the 9th inst, that two
Spanish frigates had bolnbarded the latter
city, and had destroyed it, killing Il large
number of the inhabitants.
The New York gold market has been ex-
cited by rumors OF French intervention
Gold advanced TO l33 on Tuesday The qao-
tations "Wednesday (by telegraph) were Isl I. !,
tone OF market strong and excited Nisihia
skies quoted al 60, Narth Carolua 30 =.