The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-30

Northwestern States named. Hhe pyoposition ws
accepted BY the President. e. tLe Secretary
troopa. Four OF Eve Of the Aeeve named Govern
Oss have Issued their eiate pgpeiamations IN thl
city, and sent them forward oa Saturday.
The 6rst proposition made tOtAe Government b
should issue hls proclamation ~ oue hundred tho,
sand men for six months, but, ewing to dificultic
which could not be Immediately overcome. the
agreed to make the pTopcsiii0n mentioned. II
believed BY the gentlemen who have rendered thi
new auxiliary force that they 3j be able 70 raise
within twenty five days. The ksw army viii earrl
all the forts on the ff0ntiefsnnd in the rear I
active operations, thus enabling the veterans nov
doing post and garrison duty tor join The armies.
suRxslDs's ExpgDrros-A nKysaw IN w.su,va
Burnside's corps left Annapolis, Md, on the .
inst, and passed through Washiagton on the s5,f
II was reviewed BY Lincoln O Monday last.
dispatch says:
Burnside's corps ia now pacing down Fou,
teenth street, before the President and 0eners
Burnside. Thousands Of citizens are coneresate
about WfllaTd's Hotel and on the street. and ib
troops are enthusiastically cheessd. they hav
brigade passed their fms maSchlug and orderI
bearing elected the highest praise, and they wer
loudly cheered. The troops present magnifcen
appearance. Businc2s IL quite suspended, an
are all In good health and spirits. The windows O
Wilard's Hotel are thronged with ladies', ana mar
handkerchicfs are waving.
The Annapolis Republican,, of Saturday, con
iains the following:
H1AD'QRs 9rH ARMY Corps.
Annapolis, Nd, April 10.
Circular No 8.-Thts army being on the eve of ,
movement, no application for leave of absence O
furioughs for any length Of time will be granted
eI.x...
evidence that the reasons are OF the TOst urgen
character No notice whatever Will be taken Of
any Others.
BY command of Major Gen. Bunside.
tSisned) txwIs RICHxoND, A g.
The Washington Republican says Gen. Burnside
has ordered all the troops now on the way to joir
him at Annapolis to their destination, and we also
hear that he has asked the Government for further
time to gather more men.
FNANCIAL-aoLD STILL GOING UP.
The following Is from New York letter. dated
the evening of the 25,h inst:
The money market Is easier at per cent for call
loans. Foreign exchange is selling for l93k ii,
for first class sterling. American gold is
more active and decidedly higher, opening at 7sA
advancing to e01s declining to 79K, advancing to
s3k declining 10 slA, and closing quiet and finn
1T eJA as31 per ceot premium. Government
ll2k. Stocks frmer. N, W York Central has ad
vanced 2*; Erie 2x; Reading 80; Illinois Cen
trail 4; Hudson 6G; Michigan Southern eAs and
Harlem Ia per cent. Canton has declined n, and
Cleveland and Toledo y per cent.
The letter says:
We begin the week with another blue Monday.
The weather Is bad, the news from Plymouth Is
bad, and The feeling In Wall street and william
street, where the gold gamblers and stock specula-
LOrs meet, Is bad. Doubtless, when the sun con
lescends 70 shine again, we shall all feel better
The news teiegraphed from WashingtOn In the
course OF the day, that "Burnside is mOving,' ex-
.ites high hopes of hearing great aud good news
tom somewhere soon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following captures have been reported at the
NaVy department: Schooner Mary barley, by
Uniit.. States steamer SciOta off Galveston, Tex-
Is, on the Attn last. She was formerly the United
States revenue cutter Dodge, and was seized by
he rebels in Galveston Day at the commencement
,f tbs rebellion. Also, the capture Of the British
schooner NJ. r. Burton, by the United States
steamer Woodstock, loaded with iron and shot
she cleared from Havana, aud purported 10 be
,ound to &atam0ros.
The New York Sanitary Fair closed on Saturday
svening having realized $i,Oit 100 Gen Grant
ecslves one Of the swords which has been In con
es, since the opening of the Fair, and Commodore
Rowan the other. The vote for the army sword
was for Grant, Mcclellan, Ii, 500, General
At1ht hoSHS q MaJoiity VI AS,doA'
The Wcmen's National League has forwarded
o Washington over IL 900 signatures to the peti-
lon to amend the Constitution for the prohibition
If slavery. One week ago they forwarded over
81 900. The question Is still pending In the House.
those having petitions are urged by the League TO
,ather fifty or hun0red names and send them on.
Col Fish, The former Provost Marshal of BaIti-
more, has been tried by court martial In this city
or receiving brbes, &c, and sentenced to be cash.
cred and dismissed the service, also TO paw fine
IT five th0usaxd dollars and be confined for one
rear liz the Albany PenitentIary.
Last week the First United States Volunteers
L-rived in Norfolk from Point Lookout This repi-
nent was formed at the latter place from men who
lad formerly been In the icbel army. Colonel WIN
Green Is Its commander, and il will be retained
q Norfolk TO do provost duty. They Ut present
suniber over six hundred men.
Gen Scott has fully recovered his recently I'M
,aired health, and IL as busy as q bee writing VI
lis "l.ife and Times," which he expects to have
eady for the press In the course Of few weeks
The work, as thus far completed, will make nine
lundred octave pages.
Lincoln on Tuesday appointed Brisadier General
rottsn Bsevet Major General, aud the Senate con
irmed him that afternoon. Before the news Of his
confirmation could reach him he had died He
vas considered one of the ablest officers In the
ervice.
Gov. BrOugh Of Ohio. has issued an order calling
ut the militia Of that Stats into active service for
hree months. They will be clothed, armed,
quipped, and paid by the United States Govern
nenl. They are to report for duty Oh the "a Of
day.
The Maryland Sanitary Fair In Baltimore closed
a,urday night. MIR. Chlse (whose seat In the
Cabinet Is raihsr hard at present, In view OF the
,old rlse) was presented with cushion valued at
(l50
yajor Gen C.itenden having been exonerated
rom all imputatiOns whatever concerning MS
course ut the battle Of Chic ckaMauga, has oeen Us
1gued to an Important command, and Ofdefeu "
epoft to Gen Burnside.
"Gov" Murphy was inauguraled at Little hocK :,
on the 18th Inst. There was q grohd
procession of the Legislative" civil officers, free
negroes, &c.
ColiWhitson, Of the 9Th C regiment was cap
Iured Ia Currituck few days since He was sho,
i've times before he was captured. He vas sent 10
Bslf0ur Hospital at Norfolk.
There are now six negro regiments In the Army
ready been formed, and the recruiting Is progress
Ing.
On Saturday Linc0ln assigned Major Gen. F. p
Blair to cOmniaud the SeveMteeth (McPheTson's D
Army Corps, now In the Department OF the Mtssis
sippi
Mai. Gen. W. q. Hancock has been presented BY
bis friends In New York with oeautNua caFriag'
Anal harness The General expects soon to TAXI
The field.
Eugene lie Mar, Il bel spy now Imprisoned a
Fort ScHenry, has been tried by a military com
mission. found guilty, and sentenced to be hanged
Beast Butler is out In card, denying that b.
asa,as IN his department.
The II 9 House has passed the Tariff bill, raisin
duties ftv ner cent for the next sixty days, will
only about an hours DISCUSSION.
Hoo CHOL.RA.-Ihc hogs are dying OF cholera
10 fast In the town of Thomasvilie, Ga. that tn
Mayor has issued card In which he says:
II would be impossible for the Marshal 10 remoy
them sn raoidlv as 10 prevent them ffom becOmin
offansive. uniess he neglected ali other business
Fanny MapxarrNa. -Green Peas we're quit
at SAfurAAv nfhornnnN- nric