The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-13

estimated 20 be about five Thousand strong.
Frederick 10 day Is not like the Frederic Of
yesterday. Since The arrival Of Gen Lew Wallace
with his reinforcement the appsarahsA OF the
city IL entirely changed. Business has oeen re-
sumed, aud the people seem conhdent that the
danger has pa ssed.
Brig Gen AP Huwe had been apppInied 10 com.
mand the troops In float OF the rebtis la place o.
Sigel, who had been ordered to report TO Hunter,
who wassaid to be at Hancock lin Morgan cOun-
ty, Va, 81 miles from Frederick BY tue stage road,
on the 9Th inst.
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
The Louisville Journal contains the following
items:
The Federal prisoners captured and paroIed by
John Morgan have been ordered 10 the field, their
parole not being respected Doctors M Wool
ford and P0ynIz, two Of MOrgan's surgeons,
are Ia the military prison near Lexington.
Two handred and niney SIX rebel prisoners Of
war were Yesterday forwarded from the military
prison In this city TO Camp Morton. Fourteen
rebel commissioned officers were transferred 10
Johnson's Island-tho full number captured by
Gen Sherman.
Coi Woolford, by order of Gen Busbridge, was
arrested at Lebanon yesterday morning He passed
through the city last night, en- route for Washing
ton We not fully advised as 10 the cause Of
his arrest.
The steamer John r McCombs, we learn. was
fred into near Harpeth Shoals, on the 0un,ber
land, and Capt Geo Evans, her Commander, 81
vereiy woun6ed. We did not learn the parttcu
lars.
Passengers by the Tarascon, who reside in
Union county, Ky, report that q drasafu. state of
aIsifs exists In that county. The gGerilaS have
literally overrun the country, and the lives and
properly OF Union men are no longer regarded safe
Robbery IS carried oa, indeed indiscriminately,
aud both Union and Secesh citizens are the suffer
ers. They state that at Caseyviiie and UnioH-
town the gueril as have raised the black flag, and
that they spare no citizen nor soldier captured
them. The Uaion citizens have also determined
TO take no more prisoners, and tho consequence Is
that murders are of daily occurrence
Henderson county, Ky, the New Albany Le'gsr
Is reliably in0Imed swarms with hordes Of rebel
gusriiias, WHO are committing the greatest out
RACES Lieut. Col Fitch of The euaboat feet, states
that thefe is no longer any safely TO business or
property In that section of Kentucky. The que
'ilHs extend their operations As high up as Green
river, and as low down the lower end Of Union
county. This state OF affairs demands the imme-
diate attention Of the military authorities aud they
should, without further delay, take the necessary
steps to I'D the country Of these pestiienl robbers
and cut throat highwaymen.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Herald calls on Lincoln 10 demand that
Captain Semmes be delivered up TO the United
States. II says the "demand of my Lord Russell
for the restitution of Mason and SfJe!l wi il answer
for The form OF the application-that is to say,
FEW emphatic words from Mr. Seward, through Mr.
Adams, with few more fighting ships In the
British Channel -
Secretary WelIes's letter of thapksto Comman-
der WinsoE Is published, thanking him for the
success he achieved off Cherbourg, aud telling
him that Lincoln Will make him Commodore.
The provost marshal Of Memphis, tn special or
der No Ill, says There Is class uf persons In
this city, usually seen from day to day In saloons,
billiard rooms, and on the streets, unemployed, ,
aud having no apparent mode OF obtaining an
honest livelihood, and most of tho depredations
and atrocities occurring in or about the city may
be traced TO that class II Is ordered that the pre-
vest guard and detective forces OF the city Of
memphis Will arrest all vagran's and o.her persons
whose mode of living Is of slspic ious character
or who cannot produce satisfactory evidence that
they follow some honest calling.
Such persons, when found, will be employed In
the fortifcations at Fort Pickering, or expelled
from the district, the nature OF the case may
require. Ii will also be the duty OF The provost
guard 10 arrest and bring TO this Oce, al persons
In gambiing-houses, and any householder letting,
or subletting their premises for sue purposes,
VIII. when found, be arrested, and all property
found in such places cOntiscated.
The treasury note bureau are printing notes at
the tate of one million of dollars per day, which
Ii expected soon TO be doubled; and this not being
enough, the Government being In arrears TO the
sfmy FOR their pay ninety millions of dollars, Is
about To borrow from tie banks.
In New York on The 9Th gold started at o76L ::
but the scarcity of buyers caused il TO drop 10
29, from which point IL rallied II little and sold al
2709272.
Geo Morris, the Yankee poet is dead. 60 Is
Josiah Quincy, one of the "soi&men" of Boston