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

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h:c ssen snacs he esse Of the 0ovssament.
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period, pottents have been admitted and 81 have
ossa discharged aad died, leaving population oi
The ma,roa and soms osAer olseen 1nd theis
attendAats, 70 their praise, semained fhiihf6l %
their posls and ase diseharging their dniles With
Out reward farther than food and cioshine.
rsltvased by the servants and some ofthe pasients
and yields . reasonable supply Of summer ve9et4-
bles Ash and oysters In their seas0n, also easi
" obtained from York river. Fer all other sup-
plies there Il no dependence other than the i.;u
!. nifcence Of the United States Government. The
army ratons are furnished, coasfstlng Of fresh and
salt beef, pork, nour, beans, rice, hoInfny, coffee,
tea, sugar, potatoes, desaicated vegetables dried
fruit, sait vinegar, soap and candles Fuel, cloth
Ing, bedding, furniture, arc also supplied.
The United States Sanitary Commission, with
is universal charity has furnished fom its stores
such needed comforts 40 have been beyond the
reach OF the Government, and a Rumber Of phi
lanthropic persons from the North have c0nasbused
both moral and material aid.
TUE ACTUAL REsrLT o. Tns LATE DRAFT AT
TINE SORTS.
According to General Frys report 10 the U. s.
Secretary Of War, dated the isth ias,ant the con-
seripsion brings only one 6 The. sceRscnpeed nen
Into the army sos every aineseeHAsawn. The New
York World gives 4 synopsis Of the statements In
his,report:
For every 100 men wanted $50 were drawn. in
order To make sure Of the hundred. General Fry
says that Of those drawn 90 per cent have reported
that is l20 have reported for every $50 drawn. OF
those reporting, he says that 20 per cent. are
empted for physical disability aud % per cent
der the second section Of the act leaving 10 pei
cent. who have been held to service. Forty per
cent. Of 40 is -; and Of these he says one half
have paid commutation-so that the $50 men
drawn are reduced to "a. OF this email re
malnder General Fry'statrs that about one third
have gone In person and twO-thirds have
furnished substitutes. The substitutes are of
course volunteers; they 60 into the army not by
compulsion, but Of their own accord, induced by
the bountes they receive; that the net result OF
drafting 10000 men is to bring 5000 conscripts
and no more, into the army. Could there be a
more st,iking proof of the inaptilude, bad judg
Uts
ceedings of the Administration Ii they had real
" understood the machine they were putting In
operation, instead Of adding fifty per cent. to cover
deficiencies they would have added 800 per cent.
The draft bringing only one conscript In nineteen
scripts ought 70 have ordered ,76G, 600 men to be
drawn.
FUNERAL OF DIR. wRIonr AT NORFOLK.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
gives On account of the funeral of DR.. D.. M.
Wright, who was legally murdered at Norfolk, Va,
on the 24th. He SAYS:
The funeral took place from Christ Church,
where the body had been deposited. At 4 O'Clock
the Church was opened for services. in short
time IL was filled by the friends of the deceased,
aud many Othera who undoubtedly came merely
out Of the promptings of curiosity.
The coffin, which was profasefy decorated with
white flowers and evergreeps, was placed In the
middle aisle Immediately In front Of the chancel.
The upper part Of the coffin lid was removed and
the face Of the deceased exposed TO view. Hun
dreds Of men aud women viewed the inanimate
form, and many of them as they moved away shed
At half past four the clergy and the family of the
deceased entered the church. The choir chanted
q requiem and the 18th chapter Of Paui's eplste to
Timothy was read by the Rev. Mr.. Okeson. The
Rev. DR.. Rodman, the pastor Of the church, as
sisted by the Rev; Nj. PaIkman, performed The
service.
Al 5o'ciock the coffin was placed In the hearse,
and the procession then moved forward to the bn
rying ground. The fnerment was made at Elm
wood Cemetery.
SOME STORIES or LlNooLN-raE CHANGE IN BALTIMORE
Ata Republican meeting in New York Saturday
night Gov Yates, of Illinois, gave Abraham the I.
the following handsome puff.
Gas l said at the Chicago Convention, I say
now, believe he is the instrument In she hands Of
God to lead this chosen peO pie to the banks Of de-
liverance on the other side. When l sent my
flaming dispatches to Mr.. Lincoln, "Bring
on your confiscatiOn and emancipation pr0clama-
hold still and see tie salvation Of God" Pro
longed cheers and applause.l Fellow citizens,
you have heard it said Mr.. Lincoln was an honest
man. He is; and God Almighty never made
pmrer, more honest man than Abraham Lincoln.
iApplause.] But that does not begin TO be nalf of
II; for say, after acquaintance Of twenty-five
years, and close study of his character, that ip
all the elements of clearness, pure, lofty, and pru
dent craftsmanship Abraham Lincoln has not an
equal upon the continent of North America. Zap
plause.
A grand Yankee mass meeting was held In Bal
more Friday, at which Secretary Chase aud othe,s
spoke. Hon. s. 8. Galloway, Of Ohio, said:
That the President told him he would send let
ter to the meeting but on calling for it, per agree
ment, the President said he could not find the time
10 write that would do justice to his feelings
s"rwo years ago. he said, he s'passed through
Baltimore elaudestinely, and now they invite me
ings? Tell them am with them In heart and in
sympathy In the great cause Of unconditional
emancipation" (Applaase.
|. MISCELLANEOUS.
Four peTsOns-M kee. CrOcert, Oliver, and Co.
mcz-tWO of them commission merchants, have
been arrested In New York for furnishing fuses to
the 7Confederates.
Gen. Don Carlos Buell. is to be Gen. Grants new
chief of staff.
Oliver Wendell Holmes was nominated by the
Republicans Of Boston for the Legislature, but he
declined TO run.
Two Heydl1 correspondents, Han and Hendricks,
were captured ON the Slst, n sar Aexde's head
quarters, by Mosby's guertlas.
HoTEL KEsPkRs AND THEATRICAL MANAGERS
m NRw Y0RK.-A New York correspondent Of q
Philadelphia paper lately sent the following gossip
about the way the hotel keepers and theatlical
managers are making money:
They say that the st. Nicholas actually clears
one hundred thousand dollars year. The Metro
pulitan II reported to clear one thousand eight hun
dred dollars week the Filth Avenue, two thou
sand dollars; the La Fargo, one thousand two hun
dred dollars the Ast0r House, nine hundred dol
lars, and SO on. The theatres, Mt the same time,
are 6 gathering the soap quite a. Handsomely In
proportion. Wallack II said 70 have netted thirty
thousand dollars the past season, and will do still
better the coming one. Wheatly has made, and 10
making, l should judge, one thoasand dollars NET
every week ont Of NlbIo's Gardens despite bis