The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-11
ADDITIONAL HoRTHERH NEWS.

From Northern papers, Of the 7t5, we &
some additional items Of interest. Tho Ns'
York press are becoming exercised over til
loss of their "liberty' The following di
patch has been received by the editor Of tn
World:
LEXINGTON, KY, juno 4.
Editor Of he World Having been direc
ed by the +, esidsnt of the United yates I
revoke that part Of my order suppressirR I'll
Chicago Times, have revoked the entire Of
der, and your paper will be allowed Es circu
(Signed,) A. z. BuRsslDE,
Major General
A meeting Of the press of that city u cslle
tor the 9th inst, to consider the subject of tn
nature, extent and rightfui limitations, # any
of the liberty of pnblic journaiis' TO CRITICS
the acts Of those charged with the conduct Q
the Government in time Of war and civil cor
vulsion. The cali is signed by w. z. Prime
Parke Goodwin, j James Brooks, AnsOn Aeirick
Horace Greeley, and Eson Comstoek.
The Milwaukee correspondent Of the Chi
cago I,ibnae (Republican) says:
Another disgraceful scene occurred in ou
city this afternoon, similar to that of fe y
days since. An enrolling officer. while on
gagged In his duties IN one of the wards, wa
with clubs, stones, aid other missiles, VIII,
| very seriously injured him. He succ .eded il
| escaping from the infuriaied vixens by takins
refuge in grocery near by, and the mob dis
perssd without committing further outrages
The Albany Argus has tho following:
| Forney's Washington Chrouscle, in re ferrips
| to the approaching election in MsrylaaJ, eays
sin truth, the loyAlisas Of Ba tim ire will no,
permit doubtful men to appear at the polls; aud
! we anticipate that the coGirg election will
show that in that State u number of svOWed
| Republicans have besn chosen to office -
Through the Chronicle and through the Press
FOrney is constantly throwing ou. insiig ations
! to violence and threats against the people
There is reason to think that he peaks for the
Administration, or rather for the clique that
| controls 1t. Forewarned, forearmed! When
the Constitution is prostrated, aud the laws de-
| fled, we believe the Democrats of the country
fend themselves successfully against violence.
And they will do it.
Some excitement still exists in Alexandria
in apprehension of a IT bel rail-, which is GER
tainly contemplated in some direction, Of
oonrse mono Can tell where. The colored folks,
contra5auds aud all, sre still at work, digging
pits, eDtrenching, etc, III that and other viciDi-
ties. Thers is no apprehension in Washington.
The military authorities are ON the alert and
preparing for contingencies.
According to the Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Times, hO ono who sees Mr..
Lincoln can now fail to be struck with his al.
tered appearance as compared with his looks of
two years ago. He looks ten years older, and
the expression of his face is haggard and care
worn in the extreme. His eye is restless, and
is constantly wandering; =. times with va.
cant expression, at Other RS in q manner indica-
tive of positive terror. He has exactly the de-
3
morse, and to whose pillow tranquil sleep is a
stranger.
The Troy Tunes says that a committee Of
colOred men from that city waited upon Gov
ernor Seymour last week aud as ked him whe-
ther be would favo: the organization of reei
ments Of black men. He replied that he shoald
not, stating that he had too much sympathy
for the blacks 10 do 80, as the position they
must occupy would bs one OF extreme danger,
and would lead to dreadful aud unnecessary
Sacrifices Of life.
A Baltimore paper says:
The detectives of Col Fish have, within a
few days past, arrested the following named
cSssa. Sny msp Of fLis city and vicinity, upon the
a compsny to Soin IN ths tohffsder rars ss a.;on Of
A. Brooks, N. Brooks, w. s. Dorsey, Nye
Parkhurst, H. kaphel, F,ederick Norwood.
Key buchanan, VIM j. Ste wart, VintOn w.
Dnvali, p. Stanley Peterson, and Eug sre Viii
Hanson. 1t is stated that the party was to
have started South Yesterday. All of them
are confined in the Gilm0r House, and none
have yet had an examination.
The Democratic State Convention for the
State of Illinois is to assemble at Sprin Siield
on the 18th Of the present month. Prominent
representative men Of the Democratic party of
other States have been Invited to be- present to
confer and counsel with the Illinois Democracy
at tae proposed convention, among whom are:
Gov Seymour, of New York; Hon. Washing.
ton Hunt, of New York Hon Geo. K. Pngh,
of Ohio Hon. s s Cox, of Ohio Hon. Thos.
A. Hendricks, of Indiana; Daniel w. Vor.
hees, of Indiana
A letter in the Boston Transcript stats s
that the schooner Jupiter was captured near
Mobile, while trying 10 run the blockade. She
was owned and manned by the British Consul
at Havana. He was also the owner of the
cargo of the steamer Autona, captured some
time since.
The eunboats of the Potomac lotilia, now
on the Rappahaunoek, nnder the command OF
Capt Samuel Magraw, have lately made seve-
raj expeditions, soma of them with very i'm
portaut results.
A few days since several of the gunboats
steamed up to the town of Tappahannpck,
where there Was strong rooei cavalry
picket, which was sheIled out, and some of cnr
men landed, and they destroyed about 20,OOU
bushels of grain which were stored there. A
party was sent ashore one night near Urbana,
and came off wita a quantity of goods intend
ed for tho rebels. They brought off also a
couple of Secesh flags as trophies.
A dispatch from Murflessbofo, dated the
Sd, says:
Scouts who have thoroughly secured tie
country on our left and in our rear repor;
having neither seen nor heard ofany rebels.
A gentleman who is known here, ami whose
statements are regarded as reliable, has jns,
reached our lines from Tullahcma. He says
| there are not more thaa two regiments at thai
| place, and tina. the enemy has thrown all hif
| Notifications forward TO She,byvilie, Beech
| Grove, and other points OH our Immediate
| front.
A mounted force of rebels advanced thii
afternoon and engaged our videttes On the
Manchester pike. The firing was very rapid
aud lasted about All hour, when the rebels
| withdrew. The casualties lave not been re-
ported.
M!CsLLAkIOU5
Tae Wsshingtonians are getting very shakJ
in the knees. Forney, in contraiictibg a mum
Der Of false rumors, says:
Another lumor il that our p'ckets have
| been driven in ut Falmouth. Ridiculous! Ia
| drive in our pickets there Lee must recross th'
kappahaunock and give Hooker genera
battle with his whole army. No such thing ha
occurred.
| The Conscription bill divides citizens liabl
| to draft into two classes. One comprises al
1 lotxr N