The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

"a .
J. SATURDAY MORNIN
on leoksrs. YanAstss saw lhefe than thsy sye,
1reamed oe when hie eonooa11e moved % III
sts0et In alno1t con1klosD nanh1!e an1 tool
pesDeasion 81 the Geust H0Nse 6qnAyA pol
the 6ret tins thsy knew t1e etsnglA - ~
eRpcsison 1 sAe.f IssL,sss 80 1ss asc.Il z.
bled fn ard around IL iueloe9res The poIfel
stood By With fsFIied sanh knt there W1DAc
neod Of their abundance. Vtclanoe Wns no(
the Intention Of thAt eoncosno< They eame
10 Aeas aad appland IL tzn 81, 81 thail
ananfne0s voleo, - ~ ~ - M 60 -,
ton upon unwa1ranfed asGD 81 erteot6n and
tyranny. Spsaksrs took - Aand, I'D, b
terms ovefhoWing with bol1no aAd slo-
s: :, sgss "a e s q
heemeA,s rights, snA Of the 1lsaed privileges
Of loyal and pptgtp4ie men. - fimss The audi.
saoe gavo wy - The wild16e tumuits Of m.
plan10, and the 1ir rang, ~ Il nevef rang be.
fore, with the sdolant 1houte of loyal Amari.
cans Il the sublime cot Of vindicatiOn.-
Throughout, ths sesne was cne ef excitement
and intsnsity, isd It only need6d the reading
Of that telseraphic dispatch from the noble
Democrasy, d New York, ssndi1g greeting
Chicago, 70 iransform 3 intoan exhibition Of
enthusiasm beyond the scope Of description
II was grand and Impressive. IL was the nm.
yelling Of . power which VIII sweep like an
avalanohe thf0ugh the land.
For hours this demonst1afisn continued
When the night WAs fa1 speas, snd long after
the mass meeting had adiou.nsd, crowds lin
asrsd Y sas streets and Proelsansd tAsir san
night brsasst - = lsssssss - 81 6sis Il 49,
dinary enthusiasm, and the small hours 81 the
morning were resonant with notes Of defiance
and resentment That all this should have 0c.
CURED without disturbance or outbreak spesks
trumpet-tongued for the loyalty and discretion
Of the Chicago Democracy. The men Of yes-
terday were indeed the men of law and or
der-the men upon whom the burdens Of q
natioh might rest in safety. Chicago l. proud
that she bears such citizens, for upon them she
may rest with perfect reliance when the hour
Of need comes.
The speeches made on the occasion were
bold and to the point, and seemed to be In
spired very little By sympathy with the Con-
iederate States, but q great deal by hatred of
Lincoln and the Republicans.
The press of New York held meeting on
the 9Th, and adopted resolutions denying the
right Of the military 70 suppress paper for
structures on the civil or military officers of the
United States, Horace Greeley presided, and
did not favor the resolutions. During con-
versational debate he said:
We have evidence before US that certain
military commanders In the service of the
Governmsnt deemed certain journals dislOysl
and inimical, and forbade their circulation
throughout the camps. General Mcclellan
kept the Tribune out of the camp, and never
denied his right to do so. High officers of the
Government revoked that decision. What il
after ell the result of all this2 That what one
officer feels 1t proper to command to have done
another declares that it is improper to have
exclude any mischievous or disloyal journal
from coming within his camp, if he deems 1t
right for the we'll being of that camp. Sup.
pose we took Richmond, and the Richmond
Wig should 60 on vituperaiing the Govern.
ment. What then? We must suppress it.
RIOT IN wAsBIxarOH.
A riot occurred in Washington city on the
5th, q party of tsamsters, chiefly Irish, car
rying out long msditatsd stack on the Ne.
groes. The Star says:
The signal for the attack was to be the light
ing Of bonfres at the wagon camp, which vas
accordingly done about IL o'clock. The parties
were armed with shot guns, pistols, slung-
shots, Sc, and began their work upon the ne
groes in the vicinity. They entered and clear.
cd out q number Of houses on ga street and
that neighborhood. The police hearing Of the
difficulties, hastened to the spot As seon as
they were recognized they were fred upon, but
IS f1nn s,,sv, l@1s
A provost gaard, under Lieut. Brannin, was
then sent by Captain johnson. who succeeded
ia quelling the riot and arresting the following:
Patrick Henney, Thomas O'C0nnell Thomas
Dorsey, II Henney, Patrick Russell, n Ken.
ney, II McDonough, John Smith, Thomas
Mann, Michael Smith, John Flaherty, Felix
OBrJsn,P Maguire, Squire Loder, James
Ryan: They were committed to the Central
guard house.
During the night some 200 other arrests were
made Of parties charged with sympathizing
with aud aiding the rioters
THE SUCCESS OF THE FREacR IN MfxIcO.
The news from Mexico by the steamer Con.
stitution at San Francisco, with dates from
PueblA to the 18th ultimo, leave no room for
doubt that the report Of the capture Of Paebla
bv the French and the surrender Of General
O,teoa's army is true. But the facts which
establish this result also bear testimony to the
undaunted bravery and unquenchable patriot
ism Of the Mexicans They only surrendered
when starvation compelled them, and even
then many of the officers shot themselves,
rather than become prisoners to the invaders.
On the l7th of May General Forey sent a flag
of truce TO General OItega, Offering to allow
the Mexican officers and eOldiers to march ont,
the cficers with their side arms, providing
they would give parole not to serve against
the French again. This Offer was refused by
General Ortsga, who meanwhile spiked bis
cannon, burned his gun carriagsL, destroyed
the arms Of his infantry, and then surrendered
his forces a. prisoners of war. The advance
of the French army is at Cholula, six miles
beyond Puebla, on the way to the capital
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Baltimore City Council left ON the 9Th
inst., for trip to Niagara Falls.
Washington City was enlissned Monday BY
q negro recruiting party in the streets, with
fife and drum and the usual accompaniment
Of hangers on.
The anniversary of the capture Of Mem
phis by the Union forces was celebrated or
Saturday. Ali the stores were closed and bu
sinees almost entirely suspended. The pro
cession, which was very long, marched through
the principal streets with banners, paintings
&c.
Indiana and Michigan have been formed In
to military district, Gen. Q. d. Wilcox il
command.
: -Demooratic STATE Conventions for nominal
inu 0oyernors win be held IN Psnusylv&nia
:Jnne 17th {: 1owa. July. 9Th; Maine, Angus
90 ns~.hE.o,, ssta4S (Inuvantinne. Ohio