The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-20
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Northern papers, of the 10th IL
been received The following u =
of the most interesting news OBJ
them:
From the New York Herald, of
inst j, we copy the following:
No confirmation Of the rebel r
Banks had been defeated by Kirby e.
Hooker returned to the army freA -
ington yesterday. and the tcleEta24 ~
tranquility on the banks Of the
mock. EEssSs
Mosby movements &C ntinne to croSG Il
.soicitude. It is said his object is to- ~
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The Mexicans still hold Puebla, and te
ceiviug large reinforcsments.z The ~
the French appears 70 BE- ma1s cii
John Criteuden flas rscodved & xi61
nomination for CO. aroee - tn & IL lit u
Ksntucl Fl n - ~ : J ~
tue rsbelIfoS, and Has pledged hinfsh to sup
port every measure Of the Administration tend
log 10 vigorous PEOSeCu'ion VI saa0 war, uutIs
the power of the Government and the CCnsti-
tuition is re established III all parts of the
country.
The stock market was rampant yesterday.
Erie rose per cent, with enormous transac.
ticnp Gold was dull, at $50. Exchange was
inactive at 165 Cotton very dull and prices
down to Soc to G0c for middling.
Washington, May Is -Such ideas are now
thOwn out in high radical quarters as to war.
rant the bslief that sound ideas prevail as to
the proper method of operating hereafter to
break the backbone OF the rebellion.
Gensval Hooker WAS in Washington, making
social calls with Mrs. Lincoln, and appeared in
excellent health and spirits.
Rebel property in Washington ia to be seized
by the Ia. Of June. Much difficulty exists in
obtaining proof on which to base legal pro-
ceedings.
The English schooner Wandsrer and the
sloop Express, from Nassau, block ds runners,
have been captured.
Stanton refused to advance money in aid of
the organization of blacks In Washington un-
til they are numerous enough.
Gen S:oughson has been restored to his
rank.
Cincinnafi. May l5-Judge I.aavitt renders
the decision in the Vallardigham habPas cor
Gen. Burnside will announce the disposition to
bs made of VallanGigham as soon as the
Judges decision is made known.
The Herald says two or three wrstched pa
pers at Washington, feeding op Government
crib, maintain that Burnside has done better
in The carture of Vallandigham in the low wn Of
Dayton, Ohio, than if he had succeeded in
capturing Fredericksburg and Gen. Lee. The
,Sfar aud Chronicle seem to be ignorant that
n, h:clxo r-.It
and precipitated himself into more dangerous
collision. Everywhere public opinion, without
distinction of party, is pronouncing against
Burnside's course. The united press of the
Empire City, with The exception of the Times,
are of more value than the tune played to Or
der by the two miserable organ grinders at
Washington.
The Herald says the "Ioysl leaguers," or
royal lesguers,a at Philsdelphia, are about to at
tempt breaking up all organizations hostile to
the Republican party. IL is evident that the
desi IN Of the Abolitionlsts i, to create an in.
surrection in the North, i'll order 10 obtain an
excuse for making peace with the South
Ihey are unable to put down the Southern re-
belliou, pro iuced by the anti slavery question,
and now hey propose TO foment another rebel
lion a. the North by the suppression of free
speech. Let them be ware, lest they raise an
other monster which they cannot queil.
The Herald believes that Hooker sis to have
another opportunity" although sit can hardly
be denied that his late nine.days' campaign is
the most irglorious of all the failures of our
Generals i'll Virginia since the beginning of
the war" We do not suppose he will advance
for some days or weeks to come.
We copy from the New York Times, Of
May 10Th, the following:
General Grant expresses himself satisfied
&le Of of{airu IN his VII ;r,;f
Dispatches Of the Sth prove it is untrue that
he beat Bowen on the h, or that Bowen
repused him on the 1th. lie states that Port
Uuds III is evacuated except by a small garIi-
son and their heavy artillery. He will en-
deayor to cut the railroad between Vicksburg
and Jack sou, and battle is expected in the
vicinity of Big Black river bridge A Jack
eon Miss dispatch, of the llth, says Grant
will probably advance east, aud not direct to
Nicksburp Another dispa ch, dated Eicks
burg. Nav ii, says: "NothiDg of importance
to day. A barge, laden with coal, ran past the
batteries last night. The enemy's fleet above
the city is increasing
FROM TENNEssEE.-LouisgiNe, Mny l5.-
Col Jacob, in Sundays fight with the rebels
Clarke and Chenant, at Horseshoe Bottom
Earrowe, on the Cumberland, lost forty 1.-TWO
several other rebel officers and ninety eight of
their men were killed, and three taken p1lson-
ers.
Col j. II. Morgan, commanding 4 900 men,
is still on the south side Of the Cumberland.
His proposed raid into Kentucky has been de-
teated
The Cumberland is falling, with five feet Of
water on the shoals.
Cape Girardeaa, May l5.-Gen. Mcneil
was wounded 10 the bip this morning. by acci
dental discharge of the pistol of one of his
aids. The wound is not serious, but it viii
prevent his taking the field for several weeks.
THE CoNscRIPrloN LAw-Stanton has de-
cided that the acceptance of 5000 in lien of
service is pernicious and not mandatory that
he is not a national treasurer, aud has no time
to hunt up substitutes The President conours,
and the clause selling exemp ions at $500 will
be practically ignored. Consuripts must hunt
up substitutes at their own price, or volunteers
will be called for to be accepted only as eubsti-
tutes for drafted men, and rscsivs The Govern
ment bounty and the consclipts price of ex.
emption besides.
A special correspondent from the Army of
the Potomac says the late sensation falsehoods
II of Hn0kara mr.