The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

seCes eutnofttloe oiie0e that Gen. Dow has
iecsed to distribute the supplies in saeslion. Uei
Winasf mas, therefore, taken that daay ffOsn him.
Ven: Wlntles complains that Gen. IbOsv tnstead oi
connnn6 h!sselft 70 hls viaits The Belle Island
care. basied himself wfth invesuenains the man
aeement Of the rebel commissartat there; with
stasine false reports cohccvmina Il, and with be-
coene she sarTepttlious bearer Of letter from the
These allegations Gen. Dow denies with erea,
emphasis, and states that what he learned concern
ing me conduct OF the rebel commissariat on the
Island ne could not avoid hearing, a. Il was ut
tered by our prisoners In load tones Of complain,
IN the' presencc Of rebel o(scers. etc.
Gen. Windsor has substituted Board Of Unio,
omoess, consisting Of Col. A. Won schraden, In
sPector Generai Of our Fourteenth army cons
Col. l.. n. Casnola, Of the Fourteenth New Yorh
cavalry, and Lieut. Col. J. q. Boyd Ouarrermaste
10 our twentieth army corps, to make the contri
oatoms IN question: and states that large is IN.
quantity OF such things being received, that hs
must appoint other such Boards to aid that name
above. ''''
Our hospital department here, Acting Surgeon
uenerat haFnes, has come forward to add mrdi.
cihes 10 the stores thus furnished our SUFFERING
heroes In Richmond by the Government. The
Tebc: aufhorltles will not permit our agents To ac
company the goods within their lines, sulsttutins
IeneI commissioners In their stead when the lag
0ftruce boat leaves.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Several columns of the Herald are occupied with
| description Of the National NecropOii. >, q,
cemetery, al Gettysburg. Lincoln, Seward, seve
Ial foreign ministers, and other dieaitaries were
present. Lincoln was sereuaded the night prec ed
Ing the day on which the ceremony took place
ne declined to make speech, on the ground tina,
IN nls position II was somewhat important that ls
should not say any foolish things, voice n
you can help It," LincOn-tsIt very often han.
pens that the only way to help 1t Is To say nothing
at all l-aughter.l
Seward was also sere Raded, and responded in an
anu slavery speech. He thanked God for the hone
that when slavery Is abolished The cOunlry will bc
again united.
The notorious FOrney was also serenided. In
his speech he declared that he In favor of lin
coins election in 1864, but did not want II TO ap-
pear 80, that he might the better accomplish the
breaking up Of the Democracy.
Everett's Grafton IL published at length In the
Herald, occupying six columns of small type. lie
predicted the reconstruction Of the Union.
Ii Is stated semi-offic ally from Washington that
the United states has 81 900 rebel prisoners in
their possession.
There have been, up to the present time, 40, ,OO0
negroes armed and mustered into The service of the
Yankee Government.
The original Of the emancipation proclamation
IS SAID to have been purchased for the sum of
$4,000 by Chicago doctor.
The Free State General Committees of the pa
rtsi,es of Orleans and Jefferson New Orleans have
passed resolutions inviting the friends of freedom
IA sIdSe 10 meet Ill view orleans on Jan.
=, instead of at Louisville, KY, previously sug
gested.
Late New Orleans advices report the river 10 be
again blOckaded, and no shipments To New Orleans
Oh private account are allowed to be made.
w. II. Smitison, the banker, has been sentenced
ny Court Martial to five years. confinement In
the New York peniteniiary, for eireasonabIe cor
FespOndence with the entmy.''
washington telegram says that the "COpper-
heads are rubbing their hands to day the news
that the Governor of Maryland has become a party
TO scheme 10 nulify the recent election of the
Union candidates In that State, by Withholding
from them their certificates
Flour advanced 10 cents per barrel. The wheat
market was again advanced, and a further ad-
vance was established, In sympathy with the up
ward movement of gold aud exchange.
Gold was quoted in New York on the Goth inst.
at i53x.
The United States District Count for the Eastern
District of Virginia at Alexandria. Judge Uuder-
wood presiding, on the Goth ordered DEGREES of
contiscaiion and sale against the property Of thr
teen persons, including Capt. French Forrest, late
Of the u. =. Navy.