The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-16

EvereiIe left Maysyiiie oa "Wednesday far Noun,
slcrlios, at which place II Is thought an,g1n' s men
are concentrating, with the intention Ut aitackfas
Ii xtugtgn.
The post'io,i Of atlaiss In the central part Of the
Siait 10 dAy - not known, as cOinNune ations are
"ioAeh WIN Lexington. Il "a thought that the Ia
'shon On thr rehess Il IN destroy all the railroads
possible, ant make their xii through Centsal kea-
acsy aud Middle Tennessee The Keatueky Cen.
!sa' taItuad Is being required Trains will tun TO
Cjbthtaaa to- 0-iauriOw. Gen H,hs,,n t,i t,oyi,sop
To day 10 open communication ith Lexington
CtNciNsATI, Juae 10, le6i.-Cen ButhriJee. vho
has beeh following the rebels since they efi Pound
Dap. came up with them yesterday at 4ount ter
ling aud whipped them Handsomely. -
A portion Of MOrsan's command eatered Ley
irgson al two O'Clock this morning, burned the
K.niucky Ceatrai Railroad d. pot, robbed a rum,
ber OF stores. and left at 10 Iclock, in the dirrc
lion OF Georgetown and Frankfort Hu1bsidae
followed them.
RETURNING TROOPS
The oh New York State militia have re. vued
home, their three years. term Of enlistment hav
ing expired: There were but Que hundred and
nineteen left, counting recruits, cOnscsipls, asJ
all The regiment has had 2,3C0 on lis IolIs. IL
the present campaign IL los, at9 killed and wound
ed. Including the Colonel. The Pennsylvania
reserves ave returned to their hoaes, having been
discharged Oh the , ST Of Nay. The New York
Times, In announcing the return Of the reserves
says:
Of the fifteen thousand men who marched to
the font about fourteen hundsed and fifty eturn.
Gf original gntr al and line officers fe " remain
in some regiments the Sih tor instsnee, there Is
not an officer left Who went out with the com
mand In the 5th every officer has risen 10 posi-
ton from the iank OF private All the COi0neis
and Lieut. C0lOaels. with or two exceptions,
nave ei.her been killed 0r wonnded.
MIsCsLL.NzoJs.
The following was the vote at Baltimore for
Wee President: Msine, New Hampshire, Yer
syivania, Delaware, naryiaOd, Louisiana, Aikan
tas, missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, fn.iaua Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, Calii"raia, Oregon, West Viz.
alaia Kansas, Nth'.ska, colorado aud Nevada
voted antre for Juinssu; Massachusetts vote
Jnh"son 81; D!rsinsoa ); Rhode isiaut, Johnson
piekinsoa /; Niscons,n, johnson =, dickinson
10, Aamiia q, ainntsota, Dickinson 3, Hamiin 5
The total vote was JUhnsun 1tl Die kinsUn II Ham
lila D Ftcvi"'is IL the vote being annnnUc,d d .
Johnson had 300, Dickinson ils, ilanilih Ids But
irr q, x 'sssaa u, burnside q Col,ax G. oi cot
:, Tod = ad King l. hut the Siales char ged tlieir
Vuies before the announcement was made.
Among ihe late decree uf con.;scatIon In Wash
ington We haaee he property of Gov i.e:chsr
1rnsten Polk, iaic Senator from Missouri, " a, 1
ahi!shson, Judge Scsfhnrnugh, Com Frnch For
rest, and Judge Campbell, late of ihe Supreme
Houston. Of Ala. was iibti!ed, bat quantity OF
cvidt nee was submitted sf0 Wing thai hc mad firmly
adhered to the Union throughout tha troubles, and
The libel was suspended indefinitely.
The Bankrupt bill has baem deieaiet, but motion
made 10 reconsider. Only ten Democrats voted
ior the bill.
Mr. Cropsry, correspondent of the Philad.lphia
Inquirer, has been expelled from Meades army
10, r-ii,ctns on the commander lH' h,ef g. TO The
Indignation OF every newspaper man in WASH
ingtOn'
The schooner Nancy Mills reports that British
steamer ieit 81 George, Bermuda, GA the night Of
The 4ih instant, for Wilmington, She was
commanded by Manit, late of the Florida aal her
mate was The man who shot The engineer Of the
chesapeake. Ste had III heavy guns freight
"A correspondent Of the Tribune, tells Of AN ex
pcjiti0a up ti,t. Ashap0o, which was 'st1ure,' -
Wif, The loss Of The guntnat BaSt0n. Gen Gordon s
expedition ~ the st Jphn's was also fl fAiufe,' -
with the loss oi The Coiumbinc.
Surgeon Brown, lSih Virginia, and Surgeons 3
Brown and Skif, loth Louisiana rebel regiments,
have been released iom the Old Capitol and tor
wa.ded TO Cen Butler 10 be sent South.
John L Hale, ui Kew HIuips shiIa, has been
taiown overheard by his party. The Abuitli0a
caucus have Nominated httou ii Cfasu Is, b;
Successor in the ijnitcd States Senate. There were
several candidates three OF whom ran ahead OF
Hate
Gen Foster In command near Charleston, has or
deiea the fiIe The city 10 be Increased A
cold b1tbllty, because 40 military result Is expect
cd
Augustus Maggie, of Alexandria. has been Gned
.ns hundred dollars and s-nt-ncrd ~ six mouths
In the albany PeHiIentiafy, iuI selling cnupteiitit IL
passes 10 soldiers, thus enabling them 10 desr.t.
A determined effort Is made, says she Herald, to
urn Blair ana Bates cut Of The tabin.t.
Biairs seat Ia Z ns,ess has bcen .,djudsed TO his
Goa p'iitoI'.
The Keokuk Is about TO he raised again.