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sepuiseA with Great isss % the el5S go INV r,iir
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their dead weve Much shtekes ilii< sbave ever
seen then % asy hauss ersd. ~ fesee advsac-
IL could eOsne up, fos NJ asen Wesaseeuissiy sun-
piled with (resk aomnultl0as - fNs9kl wtih the
utmoet Goodness. courage, ana e1EesfG1aesS.
There was, hnvev1. Il sas tskisnlhe ofs the
engagement, hstenae from sn1q6eS Sutc than my
own, stationed on uur lea TttA hsieoas taba R3vu
way. asd white the consees was xs1s9 % r. oar
front the enemy, in iasss lsfcs, oceap6ed the
saosna o. our .sft h.s. .na tess, afsrrws had
Cheering along the liae, me 6sh teeiMeat. which
formed my left, was sss1culy aalse6eA 90 t,s tcfs
nahk and rear. The woods lhers he3ag thick, asd
the stsbke DENSE iise epenny bad anogoSched vtth
~ sew yards aud spcnkd q heavy 6se ua the rear
o. inc SA a. we'll as tts lxes. ills seelaeaf haA
sneh esven way, II might have escapsd witA much
less loss hat ahe % ily rep0SutSbu and III past
couuue! ~ Oy taciAx In two dlzect10ns, etssnpsea
70 noo its posisi0a aa1 tbas tas aboal lxe slisAs
" its NUMBERS. Tie lsft uln4 e the 5lsss aext
g =, shuefed IL the asme 61nqoe AAAg1lf 49, :
sause y eoaaMard the 8Gt4 ~ flClaG 1ta1WU uissts
Nu"s sHct pcsseveseo " IbeS0 No. tho tianae
Wnen. seeing that the c0utesf cGult nSs be ma.:s
taihed In this mode, ordered them hack sand with
the aid Of their officers withdrew the suyvtyurs-
fhey were then formed In line of ha,ste perpesdic
lar 70 the original one with the 3ist and 6iss rei-
meRta, which had also Sepeiied All th8 eneu y in
their font.
The brigade was thus under constant Gre ffum
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"rxpsrssxssra" IL YAsxrr LAnn.-The off

"IMPAxfsMEETs" N YANKeE LAHD.-The 0fIiceSs
OF the Federai GoveTnm. nj c0ntinue TO make sef.
zures Oi persons aud things. The Provost Aasshai-
General has ordered the Sc zufe Of Pclards fils-
tory of the War, the Cpntt drratc O6ciai Reports,
the Life OF Stonewal Jackson Morgan and his
Men, and ''ali publications based upon rebel In.
formation" In the department sf Gen EosecTans.
General McCuium has seized fos the Uaited states
Government all the unfinished ,oc0m mOtises Port
land, Maine, which were being constructed fOS tia
Grand Trunk fCanads) halfway. Fiaally, there
is large business done In setz'ng funsway British
subjects for soldteis disl0yal clesgy who Seiass
to pray for The Union, and unhappy contaahasds,
who, If able bodied men, have the choice Of work
Ing on plantations under Yankee dsiveEs, or being
Iaasched 70 sIaughtef By Yankee officers.
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EsDEgAL OuTRAGEs At RoNR, "a We learn, saws
tae Aacan Telsgsal, that the tederas deliberately
MHrdertd 4 three pT0mtRsn. ciiizeas Of R0we, viz !:
4 4. Aarica, postmaster oi the CITY, Mr.. Wise, q
wealthy nlerehaal, and Mr.. w AID; an old cent is-
maa, agent of the steamboat line ipaa the Coasa
Worse atill they were gully VI most horrible out.
ragrs upon respectable adies. They kussed hon ss
ndiscsiOiaase'y- destroyed fufaiiu1e, plusaerrst
aAd stoie, and kept Up q caraivsl 0G hcrnse and
daring their stay 10 tho pi .ce and Anal
ly are reported have burat ali the insst houses
In the town,
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YAxKrR Ors1csss AND INCARCERATION BE a
special order 6f General 8aaks. four Capsatas and
two Lieulenants ef the Fourth reeiracut. Corng
dpAfiIgae. ara dishOnorably dismis.sd tar service
sf the Iaited Siates. for various dssSacefht nro-
ceedinss dcmosaiixiag 10 their cemmaaa. notahiy
one specified IN the Osdcr, having foscod al en-
lansdsesses.n llautenaat tSsoacl Rsnedsct. OF
tbs ssme regiment had psesiossly heea dIssaisse,l
On slnsisar ckasges, aud ths Caoaal, nasneA Rfe~,
= uader CLOSE arrest, awaittsg tial ~ eonst
nasliaI.
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THs C0kFzDgR ArE CoxroN LOAN IN ENGL ARD
The following are the three last quotations Of the
Confederate cOttOa loan in London

The Londoa I'stez says that at the last named
quotations there was "a very fine maakctn Il
says
The operations have been on London, Liverpool,
and French account. II seems that The large
houses Interested in the cotton trade have al
length made arrangements to take quantities. Of the
stock as fast as they can secure IL, 10 make It's
privileges available IN 0biaiutng supplies Ct the
staple Tue result is that the lew PARCELS floating
la The market have been cleared ii ihe advance,
iAnd that il viii shortly be difficult to get any
quaatity, save at further enhancement. kum0ts
have been circulated Ut The prospects OF fresh loam
engagements. These are aulhoIiiatiyely c0atTa-
dtctei, aud tor tW0 very good and sNticieai Tea.
sOas. First, that th0ush mere than one offer Cor
new loaR haas bt asadc. the Congress has refused
10 iisteA 10 any kiad Of proposal aud second thai
ia cOnat qnenee 0f judiciOns management and pay
Aseais Ia cash, tie expenditure is kept ~ tho low
eA possible puihl
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A YANKEu BAsrILs Rats are ahandant 10 Fort
Lafayette. 1t is stated that the uRfortnnate pgs
oaeSs lie in their uncOmfoytabe esibs night they
are literally covered with the disgusting vesnaiN.
One case u reported. tn which the unhappy occu-
pant Of one Of the celia was aroused, BY night
maTe 70 end six Of them rsvsling upoa HIS hssasts
pedal exareMtiies, and, Immediately ktckiGg, raj
WAS thsowa 70 the ceiling and fell with = AhuA
upon The ao0r This h part of the puotshmenl
iGfiicted BY pateTaal Government HpOa the M
VI It's sut0sdtAases. Not siagSs ptisOnef II MIST
iosiyess has been c0atr0used utth hls accuseT, ~
tried BY his peers Many have laseAished taege
aiM0st ffem the beGinnias Of the War.-Reskoe
Cvsyi9, Afrl IL.
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THg FALL8H CApFTs.-A letter from the Presi-
dent Of The koasd of Visitors Of the Va. Military
Institute Mr.. VIM. H. Maefahand. IN response TO
the propastti0n u Mr. J. q Meem, 10 inter lhs
A0dies 0t The Cadst killed At New Market on his
fzsm In Shenandoah eausly, caci0se The grnund
and erect na0nnmeAt oyer the graves, Is pailtsll
I'd. The President states that the Board are deeply
isapsessed by tias geRcSOoa odeS, hnt that thsy
thtak "ihe spprepsate sepnlc bro 0f ihsse tagneRs
~ and ntAie yOuths Is the IAslilute, where the
eupaaesk aistinclton they SchJcvs1 amOuE veteran
uoops, anA theiS e1Bctesey e. accompiishja9 sig
mai vjrtasy, hleading with the esdcaltng meAoFies
" lkcjf esdsspic lite, Wli becaus IN tasplFatiaa
IA well - sOtace..s He alsO staees lhat lt il Ae
aligned 70 erect sUilakle NINA alnenl % marx tkA
sssting place of The aeceaseA
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Juan Pixsini, on 0f1eS, bso5seep III e !
and Adams 0freeta, W1e 16tcod 0uoosuH6s i
several thoueand dollars' worth of alt1Wl6r-
ries, sugar, -four, bacon, dc, weSo put ta {
the yard preparatory TO carrying oM II
and having cleaned ont Mr.. P;xzInis lepoel.
tory for provisions, de, they we're Just
about transferring them 70 wheelbasrow
outside, when they were discovered BIZ s
next door ncighoOr, who 6re1 upon ana /.
frightened them OF. In their fight three Of
them left their shoes behind.
Major CarTington's hennery, on 4th. be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, was entered,
and eighteen OF twenty chickens we're sto.
Unsucceesfui attempts were made b.
tween the hours Of one and three o'cloek, 10
break into tho grocery stores Of John u
Austin and Martin spicer. on eth and Mar
discovered and pursued By olicn seal ana
Jenkins, who were on the alert.
Police Arrests II Florence REEVES, good
looking girl Of bad repute. waa arrested and
committed to the cage Saturday night.
hat, and an underahirt, valued & 5000,
belonging to Ann NJ. n Ayers.
Patrick, slave Of Fanny Jones, arrested on
ghe charge OF stealing trunk Of clothing,
valued at u 600, from Thomas Boyd, wsls
locked up in the cage Yesterday morning
On Saturday nlEht The police oysrhanled
Anderson, cut on the streets aitsr hours
without pass. The eyasive answers given
by William led the officers Of the law to b0
lieve he was connected with soEne Of the
depredations which have been committed
In the city, and he Was thereupon commit
ted to the upper station house.
Barney Tracey was arrested BY officer Ad
Lon nafoP aff n Ra6
eanltipg and beating LOWS AntelOtti. He
was subsequently, bailed to appear before the
Mayor this morning.
A man named Austin Conley was arrestsa !.
and committed to. the cage, charged with
being pers0n Of evil nauac and rcputatiun,
and assOciatiDg and gambling with nsgrpes
and white boys.
1rrest cf Rss.asoaps. The folIoving n1.
groes were brought to this city and COM
mitted to Castle Thunder Yesterday % run
aways. by order Of Nal. Bridgfofd, Provost
Marshal Tor the Army Of Northern VirginiA:
Ned Cross, slave 0f Aias Polly Croaa, near
Aticc's Station, attempting to 90 TO the
enemy; "Gcn." Terrell, elave Of Dr.. James
Terrell, near Beaver Dam, attempting to 20
| to the enemy; Charles, slavo 0f !. y. Cst-
| lett, Of Stanton, Va; John and William
be runaways. At the same time there mas
als0 committed TO tho Castle negro man
named eager Robipscus siaye Of Jamts G.
| Roy, near Bowling Green, charged with
stealing Government corn.
Yankee Risomcra-Sinee our lat publlca-
| tiOn, from three 10 four hundred Yarkee
prisoners have been received At the Lf6bY.
prison, captured from Grants army. Since
the commencement OF the ,6ghle aHoun6
Richmond the whole number Of pSieQnAn
Who have reported at the Libby amosn9A -
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Il II oikeiaiiy annenneed u the Londes Dapefs
thai the Rev 1ansei csewshss. . psss s,ee1sd ..
gro, bvsn % Afkics, - 70 be Osdafne1 0tshop 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-06

One OF TnE PORTSMOUTH ORDExs.-We recently
published number Of the orders issued under
Bu.ier's rule IN Norfolk and Portsmouth. The
following is addition to the list II is published
in the Ntw Regime, Buffers Official organ
PRov0sT MARsHALs OFFICE,
Portsmouth, March Is, 1864
Rev Chas Il w Dobhs,
Court Street Baptist Church:
SiR-oh Sunday lasf, at the reading OF the
prayer la The morning service for the President Of
the United states, Yrs knsan Williams q men;ber
OF the congregation, behaved in very Improper
and disrcsPecttal manner. Complaints were made
al this Office, and Mrs Williams was arrested. she
was released upon wiring the enclosed humble
apology, which you will please read from your
pulpit Tor The benefit OF the parties offended, and
at the saiae tinae admonish the disloyal of yeur
congregation that, hereafter, meie apology will
not atone for 8 grave AL offence as that Commit
ted by Mfs Williams.
Veiy respectfully,
YOnI 6helacnt servant,
DASIAL MESSENGER,
fSuvust MARSHAL. =
WhereWith follows The poor w0man's apology,
that "she meant disfcspect To the minister who
prayed, to thc President in authority, or to those
in authority tor whom he was praying"
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Lana From 1HE aoaIn.

Nouhem dztes as late az IHHe 1st, are received.
ine New York 71me., Of that aaie, has IN slake-
saeo aad ably prepared editorial On the cpnAsstoa
% auasrs In which Ba,cr Il severely beratea. ana
hs wnosc camraign pf,anuaenA disssaeefnl fatf-.
a'c. Tue 5tnes nsscsts that Peter sbure could hare
beea easily captured had Batter made the sjistesi
effort upon fssi lasdias st Bermuda iiun1rra;
aud states that the occupation Of pe,crsk., :. on,A
have afforded base Of operations which co.,a a,
have failed 10 realize the happiess ress,ta. n al.
min signal deicat AZ Dfevry's B;.ar. ..x ARA.
bates the failure eatIsely to tho NJ
the commanding General. 1t says the Fedes,,
troops we've very badly handled that thev ,xs,..
brought up in detaii. and SO whipped, while The
febeIs were sktpfally ard spiendid;y maaaped -
The dissatisfaction Of ihe Subordinate Generals 1.
candidiy avowsd, awd the remavai Of Rutier very
p'ainly intmatei. The 7imes adds that ais hone Of
capturing Richmond by Butler having been abaa-
doEed his forces have been So reduced as 10 place
him entirely on the defensive. B,ldy Smith aaA
brooks, at the head Of large force, were sent of
if"m Bater last week, and reached West Puiut on
the :, ST.
The Times says the news frem Grant il Of The
most eheeiiSg character. He now occupies an
excellent l,osition-the same 10 some extent tha,
Mcclellan formerly occupied, but that Grant Is a
different man fsom Mcclellan, has vaz,ar resources,
greater meaas, and most glorious results are sao-
guinely expected.
The tfdfngs ffou, sheYRssH nse saisaa he IN that
the Lincoln Administration could desire. A severe
fight had occurred at Dallas, Geo, which resulted
III the complete overthrow Of the rebels, whose
loss ID estimated at 900. Sherman occupied psl
is, all the ef1rts Of the rebels to eject him being
G JmpleteIy f0ilcd
The radical ck-Republican Convention.
which met at Cleveland Oh the :ap.h, nominated
for tue Presidency J0hn Fremont, and for ,he
Wee Presidency John Cochrane, of New York
Inc Coaxen,ioa was largely attended, and great
enthusiasm prevailed. Line coins name was men,
toned, hut only in derision.
Convention OF the more moderate Republl-
cans Is to take place in HaItim ore ON The TAN Of
this month.
Butter telegraphs to Stanton that very iatelil-
gent and highly respec ctabic won1n had entered
ais lines. She was direct ff0n Richmond, and
brought Mosi important information from the rebel
capital public meeting had b,en held, at which
two propositions Were freely discussed, viz
whether Eichlnoni should be burnt or surrender.
ed The Mayor advocated a surrender, and was
immediately thrown into Castle Thunder tor en-
tertaining such views, where he has been ever
since.
Bu.iet telegraphs that he has repmlscd the rebels
on eyesy occasion, bath on the Chcate.fic cid and
Prince Geogc sides oi the Apponattox.
Gold was quoted at 1905.
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.oSo.y xcaslse. JUNE .. isss
,ss-q,,v DISPATCH Ia sold 10 News
=, - At TWENTY CENTS per COPY.

rlrY CARRIERS arc authorized to charge
or Dorssa ANe firrY CnSrs i't' "eek, 70
,..s,r SsLsfr,lgFS
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Arrest cf RsaaaoaSs. folIowing ne.
grocs were brought to this city and com
mitted to Castle Thunder yesterday % run,
aways. by order Of MAJ. Bridgford, Provost
Marshal for the Army 0t Northern VirgtniA;
Ned Cross, alave 0f Aias Polly Croaa. near
Aticc's Station, attempting to 60 TO the
enemy; 'tGen." Terrell, flave Of DR. James
to The enemy; Charles, slave of e. +. cst-
lett, OF Stanton, Va; John and William
Stanley, claim to be free. but supposed to
be runaways. At the same time thofe mas
aisO committed TO tho Castle negro mAn
named eager Robinscp, slave Of Jants 9.
Roy, near Bowling Green, charged with
stealiDg Government corn.
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, 1864-04-18

The Cemptrollef's ANIMAL Financial Report.
Wterc Is ft--A Bogus Publication.

. The Coppcrhcads arc tremendously afraid to
trot ont their financial exhibit for the past
year; they know that it would astonnd and dis.
gust sl, except the taxeaters and non-ta1 psyara-
even their wa.1nest friends. The niaeesenation nf
funds has been carried cut 20 thoroughly that now
we have nothing to show but "a amalgamatton Of
debt-paEdon rs, Characterization ia the proper
not in the fcce u such reycalments as woali bo
they ore thus Wiling to deliberately break apiainly
imperative on the Comptroller to eubmit it before
election Perhaps It is that the treasury IL 30 thor
ouehlg Impoverished that they could not buy sta.
o dose sosps Which m : ssya baSo
been sent out broadcast. Tell us, will you, good,
kiId mud. candid: ingeniout. pto-sewcr, anti
expended during The past year. and how you have
Iaieed the Eoney. The people want to know. Why
DO yon break tbe prog1slona of you5 own Copper
and cannot stand up against the storm OF fierce in
diEnatlon which would and will follow the a7owaI.
The preceding was written on Saturday. The
q the report, Being just the one Which the pubic
do not want to sec- The repor: deals in glitter
tns gene1alfties, snd reminds one very much OF
Mns giTea to enable na to conceal our Intentions"
The mtscegan eheet announces that 1te tabular
statement .sal et printed On 7Atsday opening.
the fga1ea; It wpnld be the tocsln Of thclr doom
sounded By their own hands, They hare given us
pa1aveI; they refuse the 1xnres till 1t shall be too
a,s fot the voters to examine them for themselves.
The thing asit stands ie not even an apology fot
report; Il is 80 beautifully indcnnito that It can
scarcely se> spoken Of except In general terms
But that Il il full Of Misrepresentation no one who
looks at It can fa to perceive Look at tho etate-
ment about the lamp fund credited with s4O53l is.
It is act that every lamp that has been set up dur
nethe year has beea paid for-not out Of the gene
nj fund-btt bJ special assessment. Seetection 3o
page y, city charter, We maJ prove other figures
to be equally false Sulee 1t to e.Y that the state
Ment j. deluslon and m intended snare. We do
TO refer to the statement made on Or abont March
e0th BY hi. Hayes. to The school Inspectors, that
there WAS not dollar In the treasury. With th:e.
that en- April 1Bt the treasury contained $435, $50
!2-nearly half million. there IL wonderful dls-
csepR1cJ somewhere. We Would ask Mr, HaJes to
explain, but we know he will not
, 1864-04-18
POLICE COMMISSIONER,
Thomas D. DroHn, J. P. the rpioa Nominee,

Charles d. Reno the nominee Of the Republican
Union Convention for Police Commissioner, has
dccl1ed The nomination. not In consequence Of the
malignant articles made and fasehoods told by the
Eecesh organ, but slmplf-as Understood below
because he Is not technically qualified to fll the
position, uot being an owner of pro.
Icsty in the West division. The Central
Comm Gommi!tee ,;a. hss !; J., nom,nated Ihomas B:
when the eeetsh fhtet Itself can Ind nothing 10 ob.
iect- The Union men Of the city will nnd ia Mr.
BROWN man who will serve their interests faith.
As the nominee Of the Committee be is the noml-
port ot sH while bis publie sets and I'd is psi7a.e isa
doers. The following from The Central Committeo
will explain the Eeason for The change,
,;I 70 &c 5n;oa Fqter; q oa;ea2o s At The Un!on
Charles 4. Reno was placed In nomination for the
Office Of Police Commissioner. The charter pre-
sGtihes me following qualifications MS Necessary to
missioner Of e1tlisr 81 said Boards tneaniue % Of
Police and Fublic Works. unlcas b. has been q
Eetltent q said city at less: three rcara and resi-
hs il elected at least one year Immediately pre.
ctdine bis elett1on.n See last claufe OF Sec. 8,
page II, Of Revised charter Of Chicago.
s az NJ Rsno sde
speaking a freeholdes Of the West Dislaioa In
: which be retides, although be owns considerable
1G1t Eflale III Tue suf1u DlFl6lQn. Al Tue time or
receiving the nomination he supposed that 1t was
only necessary to TO fteeholder In this city, hut
uFon sDt+equtnt exam1nstfon Of the Charter. be
diEcorestd that It required the freehold to be 10
Gated tn the Division in which he lived.
Under these circumstances ypur committee, after
careful examination, haye unanimously agreed to
present te the Union voters Of Chicago The name Of
Thomas F. Brown whom they deem 70 be proper
and tnitab}e citizen to discharge the duties Of said
Office. he is a free holder Of tho Wcst Division,
where he has resided for many years: be Is
widely md favorahy known, and possesses
al the qualifications Necessary to make
1 good and faithful officer. We
ark for him the united and hearty support Of all
the Cnton soters OF Chicago. While NC sincerely
rerresthe necessity Of accepting Mr. Renos declIn-
alton We Earnestly hope that the gentleman &C..
lected to gu the vacancy viii receive the cordial
and complete support would certainly have been
given to ME. Reno. The very brief time tnte.yen-
tng between the receipt OF the resignation npd tho
election rendered it Impossible to convcna>a new
or to rt-assemble the late one. Tho
committee was therefore Obliged to present can-
atdate to n! the vacancy on the ticket.
Q. D. PEACOCK, WALTER 8. FnAxxR,
s. e. BLAME, GEo. H1MRop,
8. B. FEHRr, SD. RUSSELL,
lHos NscHox1, II. F1sEHTHA1,
?. F. Ror,SoT, CoSnAp ToLz,
4 PAhp0k, Pull STEISNCILHn,
c. r. CHANDLER, A. C. UEstEG,
Il. N. Gu1LFpRD, JAS L. STARE
City Genital Committee.
, 1864-04-18

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hon Of the throst or bronchial tubes, relieved b.
allowing one Of 'BEorn'e Kronchial Troches', to
dissolve in the mouth. Ali druggists scll them
B House and Sign Painting, Calclmtne,
Glanng and GEalnlng.. Paper Hansiugs and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale aud reiall at New
YorA prices. F. E. E1GnT, 50 Randolph street.
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