The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

We give below some additional intelli-
gence from our latest Northern papers
Tug NLw sEcasF.Es as THE yANEEg raEA-rEY
The Yankees art Piiating Np iheii ncw Secttti'
" OF iic rltlsusy. His nalne Is Pitt, which Is
considered a big thiGg ia Yaukeedcm, though II Is
suggested that ii he expects |" pay all The debts
Line ola has contracted, he must be The BOTTOM
less pt." A letter 10 The Washington R'fhtitea"
describing him says
William PHI FesseRdea stands Al this tIne,
without a duubI, at the head OF the Amtttcau
senate. | suppose bim lo be nearly siA feel III
i,-i ght possibly Two inch under that meas't.-
nent and he would uOt, ia my judgment, weigh
oven one hunaltd and hity on sixty pounds His
face long and rather SeVSte IN expression, HeaVy
,.y,bTows, dath brown hair stIeaked win gray,
unr- rather ioGg and wiirl Slight inciinaiian 10
cuti. | nudge biai 10 be about MY iFe years oi
ape. / should not think him "A nan ot &hons
C,rnt.hlp, and yet he seems to be on iHmilIs
,.,,.s w.th All the Senators occasionally tfJayinh
, lid of iiy laugh win those whO come tu him,
ar Ia " lun hr goes To chat Tie pays idle atleh-
,ion 10 siyle In dress, being behind ihe fashion,
Lut tbrrr Is nothing of Tie slOven In his appear
nce. His voice h. cieaF rather shiip IN tone, ana
| he spcaka naturally aud with about the proper
| amnuut of gestuir. lie impresses any one VII"
brl,s him III II he Is not talking for talk'5 sake,
| but snipiy hing his position as statesman Ny
| bringing The puWets Ot his mind 10 ths eluciu"
lion, ut the ssbieci matter uHdeS DISCUSSION There
il nin, iiurid In The style oI atr FesSendc II, bu
an lht contrary, his GIdlUty Is SUiii probing, ahd
vet ciany graceful 10 secure the attention oi
| his audience
| The correspondent OF the Springfield, maSsa.hu
settles Republican, whites the following account oi
| i,ow he appointed
! The President very low spirited on Thurs
l 3av-the day on which hc sent In the nomination
l of nav. Todd. iie seems t0 have been deserted oi
| his usual good sense when lie sent In this name
| ,n ,h,. Senate. The feeling was unanimous ii
| Coup.css that for such man to succeed Nj chase
| 49, ,uino,ls 10 the finahces. bH Thursday Might
| Govrrnor Tod sent his declinaIion, and ar Lincoln
went 10 bed upon H. and, as he says before mora
| iuu he was satisfied that Pint fesseiden was tht
| man Eaiiy Friday he ordered The nomination to
h, ,n,,t,. OUT, and MAJOR Hay look IL down 10 Tie
| Senate. Five minutes alter he hid ieit senator
| F,sscsden enIeted The Presidential apartment! an1
| VA, soon disc ussBg the " situation. hr iiiheoil
.,,J uol tet hi N what he had dong, but discussed
| A. Ch,sr,s r. sisnaiion 1or II short time, aud then
| said. g Mir Fcssendeu, have made an, " noAii
| nation this morning which trust you wiz aPpfo"
| have sent your own name IN :" MI fessehteI
| was greatly surprised and aaiazed He replied
{. Won must recall it you can Overtake Hay VIII
| a messenger now II you viii. Please send itI
| him at once, for l cannot possibly take IL.
| health will not permit me To think OF IL tor mo
| mentp But the President was arm. " fou hiu'
take it,'' he said, and later In The day he 8. I"
| word as follows Tell fessenden 10 STICK
Meantime teieg rams fiOa all parts OF The cuuntf,
came pouiipg IN upon him, congratuaiing D. IA
upou his admirable selection. Al night Mr. hin
coin was In fine spirits, ANA hr exclaimed 10 h
| Seward who was present " The LORD has heVe
| vrt deserted me, aud did not believe he woui.
his Aima IL was MI IiaeoIn's intehtiOa 10 sea-
ia The name of ex GoVernor Boutwell, If ar Fes
senden had positively declined.
The New York Wodd, noticing his visi. 10 New
York and interview with The bankets oi that city
| says:
| rb, bankers were evtdeRty very much please
with Mr Fessenden's manner aud address, whie
, 4. caureous suave, yet digaihed. In this respee
he nresrnts n,arveed contrast 10 Secretary CHASE
| vhnse oracplar and dictat0ftal manner OF statih
: AFFAIRS aad demanding favufa, was decld ediy al
: | nj. asant 10 our men ot hnihce. ne iiank'y al
| mitted that he had at present 40 settled policy
an a usked from The bankeIs lOan OF my GIiliio
5 | t,,tiars until repienber l lie made "a maui
n, eat OF iiie rinanciai c0Rditiou oi lhe TOY
| etament, substantially the same as that pai
\ iished. -, ~,
| New YORK fot sevelai days, tn order 10 eompte'
I The details OF arrangements tor lean. me ~
3 | gsgements OF GogeI6meRt VIII require Mr 2 q
seadea TO print SiIo,0o0 %, OF tegsi teadsr Paps
n money besides the loan OF aa0, 900 COO from ID
banks. When the money market 10 made east
| by ihis new issue Of paper, he viii bring upon u
. market 900 COO 600 Of the elk per cent eo'a u
: | tesest beariag Boads authorized under the ia'
@i00, 900, 900 loan act
GOV .sYaouRs eoNpUfr IN oReAEIziEa THE n
r TIoNAL GUARD.
g The Washington correspondent OF the Boste
q Ttaptl,er thinks Governor Seymour Of New York
D | taking rather mean advantage Of LiaeO'n In b
distress. While the "Tebels' are holding his hea
| down Il looks 70 the core spoadeui very faas
like Gov Seymour was quietly tying bis legs. n
: says
Il Gov Seymour IL mattns the General Cover