The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-09

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Tae screw steamship A.ar, Back, Cha. pm.
/ in here yesterday, brought decisive and iul
portans insofEaatien n IN re ference 10 the largo
iron 6teaGship that lsfs G:ssnoeh On April 2 4.
under the Mans OF J spap. and WAS said to be
tFo1sacIng on vofage 10 the ChiGa eeas.-
Runor then st.ributel her prcc.ainlci voyage
TO be only q bind, ai.t her real intention to
.tiy the Cenfederate fsg TIE Aiar's news
cenfrms this rumor.
The Jraa ia an iron beils sbip. laid down
20 v5rT fii.s jides for speed, .bont six hnudr:d
tohs, ard hivag eneifss II fram ID us two
81, Snadrea to two hunarsd and if.y herss power.
sha has all tfs for carrying heavy guns,
aaot, aud shell, and left Grasnocs with over
one hundred alsn,. who wera ell shipoed at
very high wages. ard in perfest cognizancs
of the rasl In sa:ioa of their voyage, st the
shipping mastery ffics in Gresncck: They
were sa:ppaa for two years for voyage TO
Shar2has, Hong. Kc2g, and any intermediate
yor;s.
After thay had peec sedad to sea another set of
articles were. produced by the c2l tain, in which
il was e'isu.atsi tha5 teY should Il = the Con.
feaefate nag, AID assiss in capturing and des-
troying al Federal vessels witt, whom they
might fall ir. Tairssen oa)y OF the crew ex-
cepted to signing the new article, ard their al
ieSed reason was that thsy thought they wese
on tcafa tosha IN excuse, as il wns well known
anong them what were the wages cfferr 4 =
Tbs captain, however, statetthat he had no
wish 10 tax any n:ar: with him egaiust Iis
viii, and landed these hands here by the Alar
From Greenock ,ho Japan proceeded t. Il
creek cn the c1aet CT France, eaEt Of she Chan
mel Islands. The Air, lii; has been fer sew
eFal years rcgalir trader between Newhaven
and s. Malo s.d tho Channel lai.pd5, took on
ao4ia st Newhayan nsar' y Cne hundred tons OF
g1oG9, ii CASES, snt cleared for S. Ma'o.--
ihe5, goods consisted OF twslve WhLGorlh
gons, tan 10 Youadess and two l0-pouadsre,
with large q1an;ity OF powder, ehot aud
ehail, ard soma Dro9ie;ons. Sc prcce sded to
the coast Of EraGo., sni was there 1inad lY
The Jaaan aad c FreRca 'piiat. Tne two yes
Sa;s ran in and anchored il tie creek, whore
the traasiii pm mt Of Tho goods between tne two
vesssis took place during two riphts The
Jep.u tasa lett and Afterwards the Al2r, the
latter vessel Icing watched off t!la coast by
Ffecch iriga:e I'hs A'ar lay two day IS III tbs
channel bsioio ei'a mace fos ta,s port.
L. adfiion to t'-2 thirteen Dissatisfied sea-
me-, sho also llilied two Of the Jar.a's sto-
kerr, w;o were severe y sealed by ihs burn
ing OF oa9 OF her c9nisnsers. The japan is
now s"iHag Ter n ,lnsr name, said TO te
tte Virginia. 1h7 Cus, 3,Is authorities here
lcqUlr q mo the cjiclU;ta Ces OF the Aiir's
voyage; "aa, not d98iAiag themselves justified
IN de,tinng her, Bic WIS yesterday al erIoon
s,.toeT, d 30 proceed and sle left ior the east
ward. t. msri report :hat on beard the ia
ran every thing is doue 10 make Cha crew con
foEsa5Ie. P.osieioLs of high si4as and very
accommodation ere freely supplied.
the craw are 81 pioLai men, aud In cdji
tion u beirg good saanien, tho majority Of
them aEs old haads at the gun drill. Tie
names CT The cIha5Ts a.e unknown, their pres
cut co2aomer3 n, conad, rcd mere pssu-
lnyn;s