The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-22
BY TELE @ RAPM.
LATER Faoa THE soa1M.

ORANGE C. H., Jan: 2l-Dates from ths
| North to the 10th have been received.
| The National Democratic Convsntioa ss
nominate capdidate for the Pfss,deacy
meets at Chicd 30 on the 4sh Of July,
A cadcus OF Democratic members of Con
gress was held at tho Capitol on the 1l.h-
Resolutions were unanimously adopted d..
approving Of the emancipation proclama.
tion.
A Democratic organ h to bs started b
Washington to be called the 0aAstu1lsaes
Union.
The following resolution was also sdopled
by the caucus Of Democratic msmhss D
Reolped, That we are fos the rsssosation se sis
the Stat~s to the Union. Pairipsism anA Wue
statesmanship demand that such = policy shoulA
be pursued towards the people Of the States wAsse
the insurrecto exists ~ shall be best col osa1
10 bring this expensive and exhaustin6 y N d
which we now engaged to cl0se, aud - 70.
store sad States to the Union, under the Coastto.
ton, with al their constitutional. rshts uaiapais.
ed.
The utmost harmony prevailed betwsou
Democrats and Conservatives.
Gen. MCClelian's Nomination by the con-
| servatives at Philadelphia and Cincinnati
was simply suggestion Of his nama His
| friends promised In this caucus to sIppu.t
cordially any man who might DO nominated
at Chicago. -
gress, and will probably pass, putting all
male free negroes in the Yankee States, BE-
tween the ayes Of sixteen and sixty, In the
military service
The Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
| under the confieca,i n act, hss seisrd the
oropariv of Senator'S Trusten Polk and w.
T. Smithson.
Gn. Meade arrived at Philadelphia on the
IL h and was serenaded. He made epeech
,sgitg bis hearers to do everything to put
nen ip the army, as the only way To crush
tue rehellion. He promised to do every thing
2im. elf TO crush out armed traitors.
Wilson's resolution to expel 0arret Davis
rom the Senate was taken up ON the 1S ~
Az immense crowd atenG cd. Seward aud
early all the representatives were on tho
floor of the Senate. Wilson and Davis both
spoke. Davis said IL expelled he wOt Id 70
to Kentucky and raise the cry Of oppression,
usurpation, tyranny, aud revolution against
the faithiess nen now in charge Of the @ Y.
,-rnment. Other Senators are ye, to speak.
Lincoln has decided that his amnesty pro-
anation does not extend to prisoners OF
war.
rha New Yrk Times says that at least
three fourths of Mcade's army have re en.
listed for three Years.
The Mexicans at acked the French on the
17th December, and were repulsed with the
loss Of 2,OOO.
A telegram from the headquarters Of the
Army of the Potomac says that John Minor
b tits has been urged 10 accept the pla~e Of
Senator from Virginia IN WashingtcD, In
place If Bowoen, aud that he haa written
letter in r-sp'h hse, stating that he is uuwiil.
| ing TO accept the honor intended To be con.
| ferred upon him, b ping that the time 10 not
far distant when he can eiand as a connect
! ing link between the North and Snutn. The
letter Is said TO be bries, but I'll. quent.
Hrayy laden wagons were err ssipg the
Mississippi at st. Louis on the Ice on the
l5ih January.
The Hrcid, of the 10Th, has . dispatch
| from Culpeper, saying that S'ua-t, with
5000 men, .had arrived at LetAburg, and
would either cut The Orange RaiIr"sd q Bnll
Run, or the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad st
Point Of Rocks.
Lincoln has been mentioned for re election
by The Republicans in the LegisIatures Of
Indiana, Illinois, Nav Hampshire, and Penn.
sylvania
A brigade from the Army of the Potomac
has been sent to Johnson's Island
The Richmond correspondent of the Lon.
don mss says ii the rebel Congress, which,
it must be confessed has hitherto shown
little grasp or earn stness, or capacity, falls
to rise to the height OF the great argument
before it, then may be expected such misery
as upon earth has never yet been known
ssGold in New York, on the 18th, was 1851,
which was higher than at any time sinca
April last.
The New York HralTs correspondent
says the impression prevails th-t Davis viii
not be expelled, bu. that the Senate will ex.
press disapproval at Davis's course ?.
Gems. Cadwallader, Hunter, and Wads j.
worth have been appointed Q COMMITTEES ses
go to Chattanooga and investigate tia
Chickamauga fight.
The New York Herald says Fremont is d..
termined to run as an indepe endent caDfi~
date for President, and fears the canvass will
be carried on to scenes OF violence, blood.
she'd and confusion
Grant has left Nashville to prepare for q
great conflict 10 Eas, Tennessee.
The Washington Chroaicls says Gen. Ma.
gruder has 16, 600 men under him In TexSA
A number Of mechanics and carpentssa
have beep sent from Washington to repair
the railroads In Tennessee.
The New York Senate has passed bill
changing the Consultation Of that State 90
as to allow soldiers to vote.