The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
nation against tho Heights Of III, Golden Circle.
and threatens thsn with exposure and punish.

nation against the Heights Of III, 0oldsn Cirs:a
and threatens thsn with exposure AID pun,sh.
meut.
FhtyAwo rebel prisoners az1lssd Ia Vas hinston
on the 9Th, from The Potomac hsadq aastsra
A iazgs number Of prisoners have arrived at
Warrington from CAlsa 20, for exchange.
A nunbsr Of spies and susrilias. from Mis- ,uri,
have arrived In washlr ON. and are TO b tried
under military law.
Gr Dumas, bearer Of dispst c1ss from III, Con.
suls In Richmond. hss arrived In Washiueton. His
dispatches arc said to b. Of the greatest impor-
tance. AID we're to be forwarded At encs 70 tie
Iagish AID F.soeh Governments.
A dispatch from Cairo says 3O.O men and Z
dredging maekias are ct work On the canal at IA.
ESQ Pas. The sx2edision was prosrsssin & IA vos
ably.
Admiral Porter thinks the IndiAnola and Webb
were both srnk In The lsts engagement.
A bill has been introdr ID Ia the Missouri Sen
Ate for the gradual extiae.!oa Of slavery. All
children born Of slave mothers after the 4th July
1885, TO os free; to b appr entced TO th owners
until 81 years OF ssa. The House prose1ibss al
enrolled ~ ds!oyal. tom b.ing teachers II hi :.
souri.
-Four Of the Indiana traitors who q ed On Fade
rsi sodisrs. while engaged in azrstting dsserters
have bsen sentenced to pay fns Of $500 each.
Tie Washington Chronicle says tho men iu the
Esr'h OF Secession principles may possibly find q
crumb CT comfort in the fast that tie Richmond
Enquirer proposes to respond TO their 81 m osthIss
with tie bayonst and artillery
The Tribune says the aggregate vote In stou,
six hundred townships In New York shows small
Republican maIori.y. So IN 1ch for the "unpreoe
dented political success" CT the Democrats.
At trscsnt elections In Decatur, III Cedar Rspies T.
and Dewitt. lows all tas Republican candidates.
were elected.
The United States iron.clsd 0slen, IL novr st tho
mouth CT the James river watching tho uovsmsnt 4
Of the ietsl icon. clad Msrrlmsc No. 2,
Few Haven g:ocess are giving nu.mesI lns:ssd d
OF pennies for small change. The PhLadelphis
miGt Ia making nieke!s ct the rate Of o. 500 worth
day.
The milk producers Of New York have deter.
mined to In resse the price one cent . quart for
the next elk months.
The Wsshir gton CAyontcle says:
It would seem to bs we'll established fact now
that Confederate losn, based oa cotton, hss 40.
toxly been negotiated.
TEo AlADaOa Wa seen on snS lS.n OF February
engaged in . ''hesvy fight
The Chronicle says:
Mr.. Seward has said " should look to the
British Government for every dollars worth of
property destroyed by the Alabama, aod protests
Agsinst those war vessels building In ENGLAND for
tie emperor OF China" which will I'D i've cur
commerce from the oceau.''
10 ladies s,e ALTO we'd to vii: the military piison
or hospital At Louisvfle tiu they have taken the
cath Of allegiance.
The H.ralds Warrington correspondence says
the Republicans have sent the last man and last
horse into the contest in Kew Hsmpshire. They
say had the DeMocra ats thsre found fault with tie
manner Of esrryiDg on the war, instead Of the
war Itself, they world have swept the Etats.
Andy JohI son, Of Tennessee, has an isei ln
Washington.
tbs General Assembly of New York has unsnl
mously adopted resolution appointing a commit
tee Of Two Democrats and four Republicans to
wait on Pretiient Liz coln al Inquire the cause
of the arrest and dstsntion Of certain citizens eCn
hnsd In Port MeEsnry.
The Herald devotss considerable space TO the
'cnt Of to Lake Providence also the YszoO
Pass, both Of which 1t regards as . success.