The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-06

THURSDAY MORNING
E;d,idss. from Port Rsysl, 8 C., July 3lst,
rseebed hese iass evsniag. The sja~a Of Far
Wagner etiIl continued. Gen OsInors has
mounted . number Of 0O pounder sisQs guns
within ons mile Of Fart e1mtsS. He 10 60. q.
dent Of reducing both Sautsr and Wagner In
ashort time.
OUTRAGE Oh cosYBDsxA11 orYrenss-NoRoaF
TRsATRD a 4 CONVICT.
The Kew York Hesla, of Monday, has az
editorial On tae conduct a 0sn. Burnside,
from which We learn nst Morgan and his Of
fisers, now in tbs Ohio penisertisry. are
treated like eonviet', and their heads bsye
'besn shaved The following 10 paraarxpa,
After asvera, m ,n,hs Of lrksti q. his army
fnaIly moved ous to tbs ksni1sky rivsr. hn,
nsver c2ms near IN enemy. Ths or!y enemy
in Ksn4usky was allowed to rasa directly
through tbs State. In the Lee OF r rss;de
and Of ell his troops, Morgan was permitted
inso Indiana and Oaio, ard not un,i! the Gill
gems Of those States haf 1Gilisd In eofls;er.
nambefs was tho bold uxEsadef ta 5iured But
ii Bnrnsids had Bo.hiBg % do with ca. ching
the hare, i,s asjsts npen hs right 10 cook It
when caught
The co@manae, Of ihs Department. of .h.
Ohio frat appears in the fisia an barber and
isiior He orders the captured officers frat to
tho city prison Of Cincinnati and after ward to
the Ohio pe'tsntiary, sokerc they aye subjected
TO the ssdignsty II h9sgiae their heads shcred
Sdca q pTvoesaiog is-as unworthy of a,p,sa,
nation or iss rePT.se natives as it is rnwarrs,i
able by all the laws of war Il Is perfectly
right Of course thst .hese ofliosrs shonld be
detained as hostages for Colonel Ssreight's
party, captured in Georgia. but Col SsreiRht
il in tho Libby prtson, treated as al, 0, her cf!i
csrs are treated The caaaa are 40 nsaTIv ALIKE
that they ara nainrsly saseeztiss c.tssta OF
each cta@r. Asd IL we nissaaa rot gssalIs.
this cruelty towards Morgan will .u. insuaa
rate fresh and painful retaliation. uron oar
prisoners in Rishmond.
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PARSONS Rt Ai,ow 70 yJrx
The State election IN keniHeay WAS 10 take
plses on Monday last. A telegram from Gin
einnati, dated the 3,st, gives the following
action of burnside in the premises:
Major General Burnside hss issued an order
declaring the Stale Of Ksntucky invaded by
rebel force, with the avowed intention OF
overawing tbs Jadges of Elections, intimi-
dating loyal voters and keeping tteIa from the
polls, and forcing the election Of dislpyai can.
d;da.es at the election en- the 81 prosmo Tie
military OF the Govegnuent, tue order de-
d.les, is the only force that IN defeat this a.
tempt, aud the State OF Kentucky is tn erefore
placed under martial Law.
All military officers are commanded to aid
the constituted authorities Of tbs State in the
euppor. of tho laws and The purity of outrage.
The legally appointed judges of the polls viii
be hold strictly refpcnsbie that no disloya!
person be- allowed to vote, and to this end the
military power of the Government is ogdared
to give them iia nsncst support.
The New York ,ycrla TINS comments on
this action:
The coincidence of Gen. Bn-nsides demon
etrs,ion in Kentucky against the freedom OF
election, with the extraordinary disciimira-
{ III mad. nns!er the draft IN this State against
tho D moera.ie districts, demands attention,
and goes ai2rm,ney far toward giving color to
the charge tAas the party in power are detsr-
mined to pis the hsyone, againrt the ballot aii
over the Union.
We awai. fuller explanations than We yet
have of the feru1sF proceeding, O. its motives
and of it's hearings, aud the latter may bs at
once explained ~ ths simple process Of cor
rsstsasI. r.,s tas:assI.s.i FIT people
Of Delaware st the election in that S.a.e we
ecent events have awakened TO be Itlsrly Hn-
reasonable.
IMPORTANT Yrcx mtx.Co FsKsCH aEISToRCI
MznTs, 1000 sJaOaa sxsxCfso At ACsFnLco
ALL TIE AiX;CAN rakfs ThR aihhaossp
40 fSnaCH Z oars kA?oATkD TO Bs aAatH
LAG On MATsMJRss,
Adyiess from the City Of Mszieo are to
jane 2a.h. Gen. Alvarez, from whom 'ac-
counts are received to the 3Gsh inst, WAS ex-
psc.ing she arrival at Acapulco of the French
iisst. with 10000 soldiers. This force 10 to
come from the Gulf Of Mexico across Tshaan-
tepsc, and from Acapulco will hs dispatched
for parrisons for all the Mexican Pacific p9rts.
A letter, dated Matamorss June 10Th, says:
There is 1umor hero taa. seven thousand
French foidiers are On the Way hsre from
Vera Cruz II needs confirmation. II true,
the authorities will endeavor to meet and
ii.h. the m with such force as they can collect.
Thsy will surely dispute with an Games. snug
Ole for the possession OF Tamsnlipas. ana Of
course this most important town would be the
priuoipal prize to bs fought for. Ths Mexi.
c4us are Iesointe, aud will light the French to
the last. They ara united hore in their opPo
9 ton to the invaders. Miramon 10 tho non OF
Fort Brown Of late. He has attempted to
tamner with the aathoIisies here, tus has ut
tsrlv failed They cay that Mexico wants
none of The services of men who have already
hstrsved the nation. Tie people are essen
tislly loyal and patriotic. The Texas people
are desirous Of playing into tho hands ofths
F.ench. Tney are up for anything that will
embarrass the Ulitsd States ana prefer Ea-
ropean monarchy. They are playing the part
of adysntusers 10 the fullest extent.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A surgeon who ia engaged at Gettysburg,
ascertains the FEDERAL loss to ba II. 2do wound
ed and 5 00U killed.
Brsshea, City, la, was rs-occntisd by che
Yankees cn the 2jd Of July.
The C. g. steamer Florida called from Bsr,
muaa on the 9th nit, after receivlng coei ahd
all rece sary repairs. The eoal she received
was brought by the steamer Harriet finckhey
from Halifax.
The OF . edition which Left Vioksturg Q few
dAys ago mas arrived at Port Hudson HsD'
Grant, il is eaid, conmaI d, In person. Its dss
tination is unknown.
The recent cavalry raid from Norfolk te
jackson, N. c., found the Confederatss en-
trsnched strongly 1T Jackson. WHICH com
mards tns approaches to Weldon, and Wal
forced TO return.
Claims for damages to the total amount O
over ssveu hundred and fsty thoasand dollars
for Ioases resulting from the recent riots il
New York, have already been presensed-
1t has been decided thst It will be safs ant
exnsdisn, to esnd the Washington and New
York mails 10 Nav Orleans via the Mississipp
river. ARRANGEMENTS have eeen made Tor
CONVOY at lsas. once q week from Vicksbnfl
| to New Orleans, ard eonvoys can % more frs
q lent when required by 'hs heeessliss
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