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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14
THE VERY LATEST.

PsTERSr:7@G, July l3.-Srhe Washington
Clro9ioic Of the llth is received, contain-
ing telegraphic news in reference to fhe
invasion. They are all press Dispatches
There is nothing Aficiai except dispatch
from Gen Wallace to Seward, saying that
Col Seward is not captured. Tie following
is believed TO be all OF Interest i'll the press
dispatches
=" Pen thoossad mca were arnaa and marching
to the different fosliftcaluns an T. .I.Iuore al 8
u'cinPk NJ on the IN II.
ihr'rebtls have cut liC N0fthetn C.airai KaiI
way hiictn msi - iiuin Baltimore. The Hiltimu.e
and Ola faiG0aiis greatly damaged. siu,t oi the
40 Inc stock has been srntto Pnila ieIph1. -
Tie niapatcht3 s,y there are =1ne encouraging
features which II Is no: pindeat Ia pabish. The
AsiItaG,l lion Works, tuuFtceu miles ltoEl Ralii
more, have been destroyed
,(bsspatchea, dst'd ~ y O'Clock + = GA the io.h
say the rebel cavaiy All over Baitnidtc cuur-
~, bat ~ j. nut itIfrd thit they viii enter if,e
city. sullivan : aiv1Ec" guard, at bUntfr'J coii,-
mani, Is reported 10 have captured Nar,iaabarc
numerous stores, and number OF prisoners -
ielesfaeiS from Ha'ti-lHfE say the rebel force
numbers fofty thnJsai's.
Gov Cut,u tel, iI'e,i The Mayor Of Philadrl-
Pima that the people wrie not responding itcciy
and says The authorities at Washington tu-f5y
have authorized men 20 be mustered in by com.
panies, which yesterday they refused pegempto-
Iily 10 do
The Yankees say their loss st llie Mono cacv
tshi was oue thousand. The rebels levied u con .
tfihntiom ot twenty tb0usaDd collars on Middle
town.
"a dispatch t!0m L iltimnr?, da,"j 7 O'Clock
says the enemv wete on the York road, seven
mi from the city.
force of fifteen tnndred rebel cavalry had
gone towards the Baltimore snd rhiladelphia
Hailroad, to burn The bridge the Sus gucEan
m river AZ last accounts the bridge was not
burnt
IL was reported that the rebels had struck abr
Baltimore ana Washington Railroad ut Laurel
Factory, but the ChrOnicle says 1t was not be
lieved because teagrapnic corimunic nication was
still kept up with BliiimoEe.
The firing heard at fIarper's Ferry the 10Th
was unexplained I he Ch,enice supposcs Gen
Howe getting in the rear OF the CUnfederaies.
The rebels burnt many buildings, public and
private, in dagersto"n.
A special dispatch 10 tho Chronicle, iroia BaIti
more, says the opinion was prevalent there that
the real movement Is against Washington.
Tie rebels were at Rockville, Maryland. six
ts'n s..,i2s northwest o. Washington, on Sunday
r.if,E.
Dispatches fson! newspaper correspondents at
Giants headquarters, on The nh, sag the invasion
ot Maryland IL believed to be insignificant, iiie
MchmoBd Vapr}- i,aka mention Of the forces
engaged la ~.
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THE LOSS OF THE ELaRlFih.
Account OF the Fight from on Board the Con-
fsderate Ship The Damage 20 the kear-
sarge-Why Captain Seinmes Fought the
kearsarge.


1ne YANKEE pape's even as iate aS the 9ih are
still full of accounts Of the fight between the keag
sa.ee fnot Kesrsage as IL hacu spallesN and the
h'a"sius' "o'e eaS "eeh paoissied aOou0 II ma"
about any land battle since the opening of the
war. The Yankees a,temDled to deny that tbe
,.,a,o, 80. -. -.
h'"' So "Hs 'nA,' p'a''" "''' 'i0I "'i'o's' u"t'
unfortunately Tor mat lie, Captain Winston him
self, in a letter 10 the London I7e,os admits the
a., . r. c,p,ho- f,o, .t, ,1.o,.,, =
'"S' "aN W. '"' WV P'"'''e '"'
ceacd by PLANK, though tsis he says was done to
keep oat the dirt. A Cherbourg correspondent of
,i,e Navy YORK Herald. who has vtst,es RI. bos,i-
-, ... -, 49,, c...r,,
'd's ana e"H'sfsea wit" tae Cohieaefste ana red
erai %ounaea, sends that paper the following;
ACCOUNT cr The FIGHT From A SAILOR ON rYs
ALABAMA.
Wa came tn cherhen,s from fam. ro.,,. 20 he
maid OF aud for the unrns. OF may, ,e,,,.,, ~ 20
IN. sIeaier part of our copper WA ir 1hs :,,,,n,
ON, hniiefs wee IN ve,v ,saty sta,.
a. Ali. snan,en was fou, nonna ,cn ,e,n.n'h py
we ~ere paid off yesterday We had received psr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14
FROM Petersburg,

PErsRsBuRd, July l3. 1864 "A portion of
Fitz Lees command engaged in a skirmish
part of Gregg's Cavalry Division, near
Lees Mill. fourteen miles southeast of Pc.
tersburg, yesterday evening, driving them
back aud capturing thirty-three prisoners,
including two commissioned officers. There
was considerable cannonading on our right
this evening. Grant Is evidently sending
more forces to Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14
orrIos OF CoMMisslcsxR OF TAXES, /

Richmond May ., 1864
i INSTRUCTIONS In reference 10 the ssssss.
Il ment and collection Of the additional ssu
per cent ON pfonss.-Ii having been sscersain-
cd that an error hss been committed In the
assessment and collection Of tho aGdi,icasI
ten per cent on profits, all assessors will ~
ssss the profits, only made BY buying and ssll-
Ing at any time between the LIST day Of Jsau-
ary, 1853 and the lst day Of January 1861
The Ysofits on which the tax Is iEsposed BY
and III paragraph OF Ssc OF an &c: ensiissd
ian set 10 levy additional taxes for the CON
mon defence and supper. VI tho Goveyrmsnt,
Ars the profits made by buying sad selling ss.
tween the times msntionsd, the corgiastvo
conjunction sand bsiag ussd, The buying sad
seiiing must both take place beswsen ths Ire
cry, 1865. Such were the instructions lssasd
will ko found at page Of eddiEioaal mssfac-
ions, therefore the erroneous asssssmsass
made IN some districts need mot be coiisctsd.
and ths assessors viii refrain from zach ~.
sessments-
A., The ten per cent additional tax on prof
its, made by buying and selling bsswsen shs
Isl day Of January, 1868. Qnei1dlnx toas day >
and The 3lss day 81 December. 1861. tfnclnd.
ina thss day. win b. assssssd and eelsctsd a.
o,,cs. Tie proii > dsrived from tna ssae s0ufes,
heiwesn The Iss day OF January, 1861. and thA
alsa dav of Dscsmhsr, 1864, both ineluaed, " I'D
s. anpssssd and collected innsdl2tsly efles
IL 3lss day Of Dscsnbsr, 1864
j. w. n UNDERWOOD,
Acting Connissionss Of Tsxsa
APgprov:a' !. ....
ny - Secretary of lhs Tssasasy.
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and 70 have purchased ths aninaI from IL
captain cf his ccUpsny.
6eOTee Drew, free negro, bub who hes
every sppeasaocs Of being white mGn, Wne
heard npon tho chargs OF notn1iaG fouv eoW9
from Dr.. Fransis n Dsaue OfIioas 0s1n&er
arrested Dfsw on 0oubay seeming; and Aeslf-
ned that, when asked 10 expieiu how be eawe
70 steal the cows, the prisoner said they had
bsea given him by Granville MontslIs. who
promised 70 give hin $500 If he saecsedSd 10
ssliisg them. lie was remsnded for Sxxmi.
nation before tue Musings CONT
aoraes Ovsn, charged with steaiina 1t5
from Mary h. Tr9inum, was discharged on ae-
count Of his exsrsms yeu,h, and for the want
Of house Of correction in which to conhne
juvenile oHsndsrsL
Jsns, slave Of Wm. Wyatt, charged with
stealing divers articles Of jswslry from Jo-
ssph Dixon, was ordered TO be whipped. Ro-
bsft Asbby, q free negro by, was also pau.
ished With stripes for throwing stonss - pes-
soma In the streets. aud being general nuis-
aocs In the usighborhood In which he Hvss.--
The Mayor also required sscufity for his fa.
ture good behavior.
w. B Corksry was charged with sellIng VI.
quor by the drink, al his bar room In the Spots.
wood Hotel 0faoer Moore, who made the
complaint, saw gentlesaan drink at the Spote-
wood bar, and on iDquifing OF him has IL was
ke drank, he WAS told that IL wes brandy. In
order TO procure the atssndaRce OF this PER-
son the csss Was ceutianad I'LL S4surdxy.
VIM. l. Hill, charged W ith d. a skennees and
disordefiy tondaet in tbs street, was commit.
led to piison for want Of s@euriiy for bottsr
behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

Escape and r capture Of Yankee 097ccrs.- -
About two O'Clock yesterday morning Major
Mcclellan aud Lieutenant Alkipgs, of the
23l New York cavalry, two Yankee officers
confined in the Libby prison hospital, effect
ed temporary escape from that building
Before discovered by the guard. they bad
succeeded is getting cut OF prison, where
upon chase was given, which was kept up
until reaching tha corner of 2lst and Cary
streeis, when they were reeaptured and car
ried back to their old quarters. During the
race two shots were fred at them, one OF
which passed through the skirt Of the coat
worn by Lieut.. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

Cool Pfoce,diasg.-Persons living in the
neighborhood were very much surprised on
Tuesday morning Mt finding in Sidney old
field, near Holly wood cemetery, the hide
aud cntrails of o COW which had been killed
the night preceding. She was slaughtered
but few yards ffom the residence of Mr..
William r. Drinkard, and 1t is supposed
that the thieves first cut the animal into
pieces before carrying it away. Although
the scene OF the occurrence was within q
stones throw of twenty houses, not one of
their occupants knew anything of it before
morning. Several persons who have re-
Gently lost cows have been to examine the
hide of this one. but as yet none OF them
Identities it astheir own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14
LOCAL MAsrTEESS

BhYylarions Ro6beries.-The smOkehouse
OF William IL. Maelarland, on the corner OF
TRACE snd 9th streets, was .forcibly entered
on Tuesday uight and robbed of twenty one
pieces OF bacon, valued at over two thou
sand dollars. The thieves obtained access
to the meat by cutting hole through the
brick walls OF the building, backing or DIR.
Watson's lot, CIT OF which it was passed to
parties in waiting, and then taken through
his alley into the street.
The residence of Mrs Elizabeth White, in
Rockets old field, was broken into on the
same evening aud robbed Of several articles
OF household furniture. Constable Robin
son, Of Henrieo, yesterday arrested white
mau named Thomas Hite, charged with the
burglary. Subsequent 10 bis arrest some Of
the stolen articles were found at George W.
Wiliis's auction rooms, where they had
been left for sa'e By the accused. On the
morning preceding the night of the robbery
Hite threatened Mrs. FL. with his intention
to break into her house, and, true to his
word, while she WAS out seeking an officer
to execute the warrant which she had got
ten ont against him, he did break in and
carry off her things.
Tue furniture store of Smith tS Harwood,
on Franklin street, WIS robbed OF over FIVE
thousand dollars worth Of goods last Tues
day night. The thieves forced the hinges
from the rear door, and thereby were ena-
bled to carry on their operations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

Charged suith Re einmg Stolen Goods u.
L. Wygand, well known in this city as the
former proprietor of millinery aud trim
ming establishment on Broad street, was
arrested yesterday afternoon, charged with
receiving five thousand dollars worth Of
furniture, stolen from smith 81 Harwood's
furniture store, on Franklin street. The
stolen property was found in Wygand's cell
lar. When arrested he claimed to have been
unconscious of the manner In which the
furniture had been obtained, and stated that
he purchased 1t for S3 600, agreeing to pay
for the same this morning. Bail was given
for his appearance before the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

THE FEMALE sHaaees "A letter dated "Castie
Thunder," Richmond, has been received BY the
mother OF Mise ns. saass Walker, FROM which #
appears that the Surgeon bears her inprisonnens
lightly. The following Is an extract from he: Iet
ter:
al hope that you are not grievlng about ma be-
eanss ana prisoner Of war. ! ani living In q
three story brick castle, with plenty TO eat aud
clean bed 10 sleep In. have room mat; o
Young lady OF about % years Of age, flom near
Cosinth, Miss Miss hiartha Manus.1 AN much
happier than might be In some Teiaijons OF life
where | might be enyied by n,hcr ladies The
officers ara g.nt.emany md siat, and u will moi
be long befose am exchanged. - taDkss papv.
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OFFICIAL.
ApJ'r & Issp'R GErsRAL's orrlcx,

ADJ'T & IssP'R GEsgRALs OFFICE
RIcBMoND. May l6,h, 1864.
CPECIAJI ORDERS, No. ii3.--
y L Brigsdisr General James L. KsmreY,
will take immediate command Of the Reserve
Forces of the State of Virginia. He will COM
plete their organization, and place them st oncs
In service To this end, he is authorized TO
employ all Enroiine Officers, who are hereby
tsblish his Headquarters at such point es he
may deem beat.
Officers Of the Quarterrnaster, Commissary,
Ordnance aud Medical Departments are rs-
quired to furnish all necessary faciities
All Officers from the State Of Virginia OF
the Invalid Corps, and such of the Regular
Forces as are for any reason unassigned, will
Immediately report to Gen. Ksmper, who Ia
authorized 70 assign them temporarily to duty
with the Reserves.
By command OF the Secnstary Of War.
JOHN w. RlELT,
Asst AdJt Gen,
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The President aud Superintendent OF the Baiti
more aud Ohio Railroad are doing all la their now
q 10 sid me authorities In forwarding troops to
thr sceae of action
BALTIMORE, July Later accounts from The
lfoht represent that our forces have fallen bac,
ifeh, the Moaocacy to the vic nity of Monravia -
out ut forces burned the turnpike bridge over tie
Monncaey Particulars OF the ishi have not been
received
OFFICIAL ACCENT ~ III. pIsAsTeR.
WASHINGTON, July 10 IL A n An ofiicia, re
port ffom Major G neral Wallace, lust received
states that battle took place between the torces
Under his command and the rebel iurces at Mono.
caey today, comm emcing at 9 O'Clock A NJ, and
continuing until O'Clock I N /; that our forces
Were at length ovetpowesed by the superior mum
beis ef TIE enemy, aud were forced retire IN
disorder lie reports th II col Seward, q the New
YORK Artillery. was wounded and laacn prisoner
ard that Brigadier Gcnervl Tyler was also taken
p'isos'f tddi ne enemy is 1t least ~ Coo strong
that our ops behaved well! but suffered sever,
ioss' He Is ieiseatiRg 10 Baltimore.
kpwis SrAsToa,
Stcrctery at War.
fRocLAaiIioE o. THs GOVERNOR os nAsYLAao asD
MAYOR oF BsLi1aoRr.
The Governor ot Maryland las issued tht. FOL
io'siog proclamation:
''iit2ess oi Batia.0Ie' We h1vs been unW iing
10 Nftdtr al unnecessary alarm az agiiatioa IN
this cni!'au ntY ty appeal for your immediate
asSiSt1nee in resisting the Threatened Invasion
Thai may be deemed premature, but Nj ave no
iuhser Sach an apprehension, aud huve Ho hpkI,a-
i"'. III d~clgflag that In opinIon the danger
which ttfsaierS the city - imminent, aad II soa
woaid avert II every loyal must al once prs-
pare 10 n,eaiit
The Invading enemy is, hy the last accau untg
Spptoac hi pg titis city.
A tie Rtcn that can he raised are varied 10 oe-
cury he Qualifications arraay completed aud 10
riePae others. II IL not inipuItaut how yon should
cune hut most important tuat YOU should come at
once come In Your teagucs iu militia compa-
mis-; but cCn,e in crowds and come quickly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

Heagg Boad-In the Hastings Court yes
terday Henry K Eiiyson, Esq, executed his
official bond, in the penalty of 81 .500, 600,
for the faithful performance of his duties
as Sheriff of the city of Richmond. His
sureties were Messrs Chas Campbell, A +
Harvey, Thomas Il Wynne, Jesse f. kee-
eee, Alfred King, Thomas Evans, John
Regpanlt, Jackson B Wood, VIM B Jones,
Wn A Armstead, o Ii Chalkiey, and h.
Gathright. As usual in such cases, the JUS.
tices commenced swearing them as to the
amount OF property they possessed, but had
not proceeded far before they became fully
satisfied of their responsibility, and the
proceedings were therefore discontinued -
Four OF these gentlemen announced the
value Of their property AT 81 200 900. The
aggregate wealth If ali the sureties was es-
tinated at e, 600 00O
Messrs Jackson e Wood and William II
Pleasaats qualified as deputies.
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ARMr TonAoro RArlna.--Ii leuer fiom q

ARAr TonAcco RAuoss--.i letter finn Gen
Johaslon's army says:
The army draws tobaeco now an d then You
WIN have an idea 0f the QnsItty ffom rsisAgk
that ieil from sof, Of was the ethef day &c
son'ant use, he raid, the smoEM EMx tobacco he
bought these days; a nd as fe the eh*wins tobacco
.hey drew, he mtended to lri a detail 10 chew IL
io' hini, lie couldn't do IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

LATsR FRon EgsoPE.--The stsanee Pssuvias
has arrived Al Cape Race with daie1to ths 3oth
ult
NJ. slijelI had an iatervisw with The Emperor
Napoleon On the 2a.h OF June
Another plot against tho life Of Napsieon had
been discovered.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


leSS, by J. &. THRAsHsR, In the Clerks once IL
the district Court of the Confederate States for
E1HoUaern District Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

nxacn Amss unevxxnc4 ceurxNs, k
RicAuosd. lslf 1, 80
fTNntS Qoapsny kas aecIpssa <eHA q ~
peg eenl, ia - pr 0nkezl r. - - ~
islh iass. sad pSys lhe ley5& ~, .ss
ys-lM sh1VN1ANVs',ssssss
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Mayors Coart.--The attention OF Ills Ho +.
nor was occupied yesterday morning In con-
siaering the folio wing cases:
James Il Saumaksr, young man wearing
q cavalry uniform. charged with having in his
possession a>horse, supposed to have been
stolen from come person unknown, was sent
on for examination before the Hustinas Court.
Officer jenkins, who arrested the pris,nsr,
stated that about three weeks sinca, in ere.
cnsing search warrant for eaddls and bsi.
die, shich II wss alleged he had seolsu, thsy
fnnnd the horse In question, snd not hsiug
fully satisfied Of Nhuasksr's right 10 tho AMI.
NAL, he tJsnkins| look charge OF him till pro,
per Ownership could be- establifhsd S'sphen
n. Fisher testiiisd thai Nhumaksr hrought ths
horse to his mother, and asked v he could BE-
put in har stable for sh1rs while. - ~ had
NO where TO keep him. Capt Maynard having
declined accomnodAtions auy longer g The
0ovsrnmsDt stahlee. 1he Psisones. kjshAr
ssid, elAlued - bs eowisF ivr Gen. 1aAoAs,
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Hastings Court, Il corder Caskic presiding.
The following is a list of the parties tx.
smined before the Hastings Court of Ma
gistrates:
Joe, slave of Nancy Robinson, charged
with burglariously entering the storeroom
of John ID Harvey, and stealing forty
pounds of lard, was convicted and senten-
ced to transportal zion beyond the limits Of
the Confederate States. Joe's value was as.
sessed at So Geo la this case, as in one Of q
similar character decided yesterday, some
of the Magistrates favored hanging.
Alfred Moss was examined on the charge
of stealiag eight pounds OF thread, valued
at SIG, from the G Clothing Bureau; but
owing to the insignificance cf the amount
involved the case was referred back TO the
Mayor for settlement.
The Court then went into the examina-
ton of Thaddeus A Hopkins and Au-
gustus Shepperson, charged with breaking
into the store OF HeLry NJ Jones and steal
ing a large lot of coffee, sugar, guncaps,
&s. After hearing of the evidence and
argument of counsel Shepperson was dis
charged, but Hopkins was sent on tor trial
before Judge Lyons.
Lelan Carter, c harged with stealing a si,-
yer case, containing military trimmings,
from David III. Hughes, was discharged.
The Court then adjourned till IL o'clock
this morning.