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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-20
DIAL IMORR AND OHIO
pAURnAn

ID A MORE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
On and amer SUNDAY, June ls,h, 1864, daily
York, and wAIhlnE,on and the West, a. foIIowI:
FOR PHILADELPHIA NEW YoRk and BOSTON,
Leave Warrington At 7.i0 =. M, Ills .. M, 30
p. M, daily except Sunday. On Sunday at $50 p.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave washington at , p m. daily. except sun.
far ~ philadelphia olly.
Leave Warrington daily at 30 D. m. Thn train
70 for Nsv YORK pGIsengerI exclusively.
sOh BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington ~ $50, q. M, 7.to a, m, Ills
-. M p. M, 10 p M, 100 p m, and $40 p. m.
On sp FSs 4 i 7 3: .IS e MA snds
Leave Washington Al $50 a. m. and 5, t.ts, and
8 30 y. M, daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday, at . Aod 81 D. m.
Tickets SOD to all points WEST, and Baggage
yoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington a. $50, .. M, and as p. u ,
daily, except Sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Warrington At $50 =. m. and 90
p. N. 20 through to New York iOithOn change Of
sleeping cars on 30 and 30 p. m. trains. Berths
can De secured until p. M, daily, at the Ticket
SIOei aer inst hour they must be secured OF the
The frat and nrh trains stop az all way points
Belisviile, Laurel InSspoi's Jinetion' and Relay
House, daily, except sunday. On SEndGT IL stops
at all way pOintH
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will plesse observe that the 3 D. m
tunI only as for as phiG daily Srce Sunday.
On sunday u runs to Bal more only Also that the
$50 p. N. train takes HsV Yo-k p0SISH0eSI only.
Bor further tntormAlIon, tickets Of every kind,
he.l apply 70 George s. HoontZ, Agent a. Wash.
ington, or Al the ticket ofise.
". r. SIXTH,
Master Transportation.
I. u. COLE,
je20.tf General 1iohet Agent,
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ORPHANS COURT.
EREEDOM RATIONALE

EREEDOM NATIONALI
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
lHE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY |, 1885,
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. s. TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
SPRINGFlELD, ILL.,) SEPT. ., 1888,
OhieiAlly Revived and Corrected,
From the Press Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
For sale BY
HUDSON TAYLOR,
nolS-u LpsA fonn1ylVAniA avenue
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1864. ARRAN9ogFNENTsI
VIEW YORK LrHns.
TIE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND raILADEL.
sHIA AND AND, TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA.
RR0A PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLdOBS,
From wnlHas Street Wharf ana IGsA-
sibsLcn DsPst,
WILL LHkvE AZ FOILoWB, VIE; Fare.
Az 4. M, Wis Camden and Amboy-C & A.
AZ AM VIA Camden and Jersey Ci,y-Now' ''~
AZ 4; -, VI Cka1dcn and Jersey City, '
Al :; n viI 5sisi:u and Jersey CITY "
Mu 4; Il. via Remington and Jersey city, =
AZ IA ~ via Camden and Anooy-C. and "
Az F.g, va Camden and AmbOy-O. and
a, : /. NJ, via nousllg.Oa and Jersey City, 80
Washington aud N. Y. E1prsIH 800
A. AZ I. a., Wis kenIinston and Jersey Cityi
As uXF. ~ Y. Es9rlas,On and Jersey City, ''O0
Al rX{SisRsi yis Rqa.lns.on and Jersey 40
CITY, Southern Express 400
Az P.I, va Gsmdop nd Hnboy-AosOp. ''''
medallion (kreight and PAsI6ngGr)-
"a class class tioESi ia
The 0l6 p M. Evening Mail and the I.sO Night
days eIOspiod.l S''''-
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at 6 and a. M, IL m,
u Leave Kenuington Depot at II.lSs. M. aw An
and 6.Ab p. M, and 1880 a. m. (night)
The 0,io p. m. Line runs dailyi all others, Sun.
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot OF Barclay street At Q a. IN. and D. m,
From foot Of Cortland street at I, 8 and 10 a. M,
u.
The 6p. m. line runs daily all others Sundays
excepted. ". H. GATZNIER, Agent
D- Phtl'S and N. Y. Lines.
rRNERBls OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DISTRICT oF CoLuMIIA.--Nosius
10 hereby given thai, By rule Of tho Court, II,
terms have been r1ed A. follows;
General Terms.
Third Monday OF January.
EirHt Monday OF May.
Third Monday OF October.
Ie7His ofhs Circuit Court.
IN which alone jury Il impNDneled for Tho trial
OF civil cLseE.)
First TusHdRy OF February.
Third Monday Of May,
First Tuesday OF November.
Terms fhs Criminal ColHn,
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
| Fiat Monday OF December,
| Terms Qi ne DiEiJtCt Count.
First Monday of December.
Sp6ci0l Terms.
Flrst Tuesday OF January.
Et ,It Tuesday Tuesday o, february
FirEt Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday Of June.
ItTh Tuesday Of July.
First Tuesday OF September,
First Tuesday Of NOVembsFJ
SiIbt Tuesday Of DsssnbaF,
BY ords % t4G Court T.. MRIaL
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REDDING' RUSSIA sALVEI
A Real Pain Extractor
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of this SAlve
over all other healing remedies 1t reduces the
most angry looking Swellings and InhAmmA tions As
II by MAgej heals Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
SealdB, SC In surprisingly short time.
Only % cents Box.
The above are all old and wel-GHtAblished Rene
dies.
For Sale by
J. p. DIHEmoRE, A9l Broadway, New York,
g. W, FoWLE 4 Co, IS fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. my2o. WkSSm
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II Ely NOLDs' HOUSE,
CON- or HeHTHEEfH ST. AND PnJN. AVENUE,
WARRINGTON, DC.
Meals furnished a ell hours, and At the shortsI.
onee' j. W, REYNOLDS,
oNt~N Proprietor,
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FINANCIAL.
LIMITED STATES 1O-4O LOAN.
JAY COOKE q CO.,
BANKERS,
452 FIFTEENTH sweet,
RECEINE SIIRaCR oTIONs


RECEIVE SUBsCR nTIoSs
for tho
NEW EATIONA LOAN,
Authorized by the act O N., CHI >, 1854,
AND KNOWS IS
TEN-FORTY BUSna,
Being redeemAble at the plessLse OF the Govern.
ment sitter ten years. and paysr'a in-ty years from
date IN coin, bearing interest At
FIVE PER CENT A yEAR,
payable ou bonds az $50 and SlOC Hu.l ally and on
all other biZeS BeuI-annually In Com.
The COUPON BONDS will be Issued In $50,
$40, 500 and a. 900
The REGISTERED BONDS will be issued In $50,
800. $50, o., 900 5000, and $1,000.
These are the only GOLD BEARING SECURI-
TIES OF the Government now proourable at par,
and, welding A. present value OF coin OVER EIGHT
Pm CENT. PER AEEUn, offer = very desirable in-
Yes'IueRt 70. large or small sumS.
Wo h"y and sell At market rates
GOEEKNMENT BOEDs OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY EOTES,
ChRliFICATES OF INDEBTEDNEss,
AND COIN,
AVID nay the biEhsRt prices for
CJhNTEEmAsTkRE' CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
mh'-tu Jay COOKE n co.
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CLOTHING.

r EFT 'EM RISE LET 'EM RISE
u LET 'EM RISE
WHO cAREsI
WHO cAREsi
WHO CARES :
A six Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balance OF our WINTER STOCK il At the
mercy Of the public We shah not speak Of them
again.
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW Is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry thom over.
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGNe MACHINE.
Every yard of goods shr,nk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue TO sell less than any other house In this
city.
SPRING ovERcoATs
CLOTHING
OF
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
Of every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and sec samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand good AssortnOn,
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. H. SMITH,
400 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once.
Also, alarsc RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
At our wholeI ale and Retail Mandatory in
Baltimore.
wAShinstonianS visiting Baltimore will hnd II
greatly to their advantage TO call at
SMITH BROTHERS 4 CO.,
20 West Baltimore street,
matt Baltimore, Md.
HALL WE SAY lT"
"DARE WE SAY TIP
"YEs."
We will not DO undcrsold by Smith or any ono else.
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell them, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fact that the public
hEvc found out and appreciate our motto:
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Boys CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY,
AT 49, SEVENTH STREET.
ms-ti J. BRUCE CO.
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TOHN WBLCK ER'S
ID BUTLER RESTAURANT,
"a "a M6tiOn DOTGs,J
aHA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up atkirH1
Tho proprietor OF this fAvoIito Restaurant has
o al cd no pains TO make this the best Restaurant
Washington and he points With pleasure TO Ne
Arge patronage he has always been honored with,
and respectfully IOlcitS continuance OF the same
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshmentS con.
BREARFAsT,
DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared At the shortest notice and In the most
lAtlSfAetOry manner.
BTeAkfAll from 70 u oislOek, Dinnof and Sun.
daT a. all hours NAV 0--H
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DHLLP Il SOL0MONs,

DhlLP q SOJOMONS,
BOCEeELLERs ARMY sTATIONERS,
NTERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
2s2 PEEHsYLvAHtA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
Few and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order FtlesI
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables
Field GlASAes,
Field Copying Presses
Abstract PApern,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters BY A.
aistAnt Adjutant Generals.
BLANK books made, and Printing done 10 oruor On
al Printed books sent BY mail noe Of postage
0SS9-u
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CoUGHsI CoLDsI CONSUMPTION
WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF The OLDEST AND MOqT RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Who0ping Cough, Bronchitis, DIN.
Guilty Of Breathing, Asthma, HoarGenesI,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
WiAtAr'G BAlSam Of Wild Cherry does not dry up
Cough and leave the seeds OF Consumption In the
all Impurities,
None genuine unless signed 81. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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g NC EBILI TYi

LANGUoR, LAssITUDE,
AND THAT
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR,
are Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing STRENGTH, VIooR, and NEW LIFE into
all parts OF the Gyttem.
One OF the moEt distinguished JuristI In Now
England writes to friend a. follows:
have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully Guatalnb oar prediction. 1t has made
anew MAN OF mel Unused into my IyBtem new
vlgor and eneTByi am no longer HemulOuI and
debiltated, as when you last saw me- but stro niger
heArtIer, and WIN larger capacity for labor, men
tai aud physical, than at any time during the last
hYe years.h
An eminent divine OF BOSTON says:
81 have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
Iome time past II gives me new VIooR, BuoT.
AhCY OF SPIRITS, ELASTICITY or mUHCLE.h
Pamphlets FREQ. J. p. DINSMORE,
No. 4Sl Broadway, New York.
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RESSES.

4 DASfS EXPREsB COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 6l4 PENN AVENUE,
Washington Oity, D. o.
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- certify that - - has proper faolliteI
and - able to fulfil contract for furnishing ala
tionery for the Department Of the Interior during
the year ending June 80, 49,, should - hid be
accepted. i,e-MG1hIW
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DR.. M. vELLNYs Private Hospital, in the Fed.
srsl Block, Corner Of Seventh and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent ofioes. Rooms "a and "a,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-02

AN APPEAL t. the PEOPLE of the Confsde:
a.o Stases-The Directors Of the Young
Mems christian Association OF RicamoHd respect
fatty, 6u' earnestly. submit 10 the teEeyoert sad
the patriotic throughout ihe 60 ifederate Efats.s ~.
appeal IN behalf If the soldiers familias in :his
CITY, Sace tae lrc caicDcene Ct she war pichrscpt
IA been reaga ioT those VITO have hsea driven
r0ac tbs!r hnMsS by Gu: ru.h,ess eEcrl.es f,icu.
sants n helpless wofaan aud ch:iarer not ffem the
degas.a:ad c0nnsies Of Virginia s!one. bp. .rom
neasiy every State OF tho CoE!sdsraIy, have sought
sa AS! !um In our rni:ist Our ciizeas have beea
appealed ID IN nunberieEs instances 10 relieve the
SICK and wounded Eoi3iefa, 10 furuish shoes and
coshicg for soldiers in The Ee sid hoslitsi and to
at ,r food and ahelisr for ihe.r suffering families
sna n>biy have they, u, toe great majority OF in
sis'css, YaspOnded 10 eveiy ap,ezt
tn supplies of provisions IN tha City at this time
are 50 reduced and the difficulties of Obtaining eth
e:s by ordinary mes1s SO numerous and great,
that the funds contributed iof the relief Of the soor
can accomplish but litilo In purchasing the recessa-
ries Of life.
In written report from the Clothing Bureau Il
sppoass that there are more thao three Thousand
females il this city who arc seeking employ ment
from the Government In vain, aad that those Who
obtain work are no. fcily employed. The wages
reserved for their work vii. eat enable the2e poor
women TO procure sufhcency OF the plai1est :cc1
for themselves aud chill i.en Without assistance,
then, from tie oiy ana eouo;ry generally, many
iustaDccs OF aotuSi starvation must occurr
Oar City Ooaac:l has made mos; liberia. apPropriG-
t!aus for the purchase Of supplies both for graiui-
VIZ oi-t 1Gt al oGs Tue ESccts
snaoyeG for the purpose have not been abs 10 pro-
cure the qusnt,y Of provisyecs required.
iDjer tEesa circuMstsEces We fee! .hst Il is 0.r
duty to appeal 20 cur facw ctizaus th-Gughcu, the
Coneic ste Sasas to forward, without delay, contr-
su;ions Of money and supp isz to ths Army Cosa-
mistea ri iEla assacit!oe. Since th9 comm
D, tho Kris {3oElIalce hss !ahorcj Eca,ousy a2d
fsisiiuZy tor she temporal and rpirica, welfare Of
t5id;5rs snj .ise ts,t,,as, end for the secceEs
glorious cauas. L.: ticse seld,ara ra. be dig
.our.sed Eow, upon tbs ava OF crest, sId, as
Tcst, OFF last GDd g.oEt gioysOas canps.S3, for
wsn, Q; tae generous i'ashy and support u .heT
ff.aui,a at bcTns.
Shipments ,aads so at;ssr Martin. euparints ndent
or IN Mun!orl Chairman 0f the Army Con .ni..
tsa. will 60 promptly attended To- Aui In eceGrd.
RnGO with special agreement made With tho aaper-
t1tendont ct tie so.;heTu Ey, ~ Ccrspsrs d
ezpscs; ahsrges Will b. raid By II Riss ne
Contributions o. mo-eG sh.a aid als5 ns t -
s1EteI.2a. va. WILLIS, j.. Fag.
J DIX SlEiGEr, Secretary. IN, 1l-ts
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The Mails over the Greensboro Railroad.

To tie Editor Of the Diq.nica:
In your paper of v y.sts..ay You copy an article
from the Danyile .Arpea,, which does crcatd1jus
nce TO the Pos Master General, aaGi as an cngn-
zant OF All re facts in the case apnaI 20 you i,
sense o' j4etEce 20 publ sh The following as az cx
plains
Immediately on tie completion OF dle raiircad
uom Danvflic to Greensboro, N C, on The s!sI nf
Nay the Postmaster General teltsrs plied To kir
tolinsoD, the President Of the Columbia ard Chat
ioite railroad, and to nr Neba, the PresideAt of
the North Carolina rniro3a, 10 meet him a,ui Nj r
Hafvie, the President of tho Piedmont railroad, at
once, so as 10 agcct tn 0se and quick schedule.
for the mails, sesen tmes a week, from Richmond
TO Columbia, 8 &. The Presidents o; these three
roads met the Postmaster General on the 25;a bay,
and agreed on 3 schedule with close 0onHectio .
from Richmond TO Coiumh!a, 3 e, for daily matt
trains, with further understanding that shsy would
run doste dity mail trains IL prevented by iht.
necessity for military transportation BY hls
schedule the mails are to go from Richmond to
Charlotte, Z, Ia twenty -four hours, a,,d the cn!v
reason why 1t was not p;it In operetion al oaco
wGs tia fact that the Presidents OF these roads
found II imprae;cable 10 make taa Necessary ar
rangsiaents and changes 10 put this sc,sdnle intn
effect before Saturday, the 4th Of Juae, at which
time 1t Is hoped that they viii be ready; so thaa
not day was lost by the Postmaster General In
endeav0IiBg u put The h;9hs& Jrcds OF mail ser
vice on this route, with close connections, and
the highest sitas3ab3e rate 0f speed
Perhaps the DaRvtile .Slpeai will be as ready to
exercise It's risibies, tif 1t not too ser ious
matte: fof iaughief," al rs own ignorance in as
suming TO write about IN after Of which 1t knew
n0thing, and about which Ii made no rea asOnabe
inquiry, as II IL Al tue triweckiy spectacle of an
Old one horse cuacern.n Hy such articles fDias--
tice Is ianicted on public functionaTy who de-
serves all praise for the fathfai manner In which
he has dlschars ed his arduous duties.
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GES LEE AND CoRroxs CaARsR 1t was stated
" oss army correspondent, a few days since, that
when division gave way at spotsyvanfa Court
aaease Gen Lee was about leading charge 10 re-
coser TIE lost gtound, but the men insisted upon
NIB going to the rear. A soldier Who was In tae
iight at that point writes The fa!lowins:
Iaa l2lh Of May, 1854 vii; "a, eve, me- morab,c
ana Ter femshieTsi AS the day 6i oHS al the
h'osi ctaeay ana ob.tiEaie struggles w.!tei have
sss' WI. aHass OF war, site.s s.s', boz
we're hidVed up 10 The s,,ppor, OF p,.YsS. and
stanord's brisaaes 10 the works ard se.,,celv had
ne gray ting. o' rorsing besna n disnei the
safkn-:s o damp aid dIizziy night, when, sJiAr
iae three chssIs which We kusy ~ ka ne n,.rn,-
sar Gf caafss ant q tfi.t scattering AZ. 80, n,,
light, We Wrfs astOntsli"d AID mntitt,d m .. ,,o
troops Ia tnat ar 'eilon poa,tns oas oil the works
In the W0ods, shOWisR that the ene INV had ,h.r.,
broken passage lhe enemy poured their cnn
certfa aieJ MISSES through lic gap, and fovipy n,
lite hahk With gtedt ceItrity, swi.,ly d,,y;,y
ali before iaer, in panic and eubfasioa instant,s
Pegfani's and aoraon's h:;gades were Termed lew
haa6Ie'' yards TO the rear Of ard ut fish. angles
10, the line Of works All saw that crisis was
upon us. If we failed the consequences would bs
disastrous In the extreme
In this exigency, Gen Lee rode forw ari in front
ci at tine MS position bc!sg opposite al ths. time
10 lac cGiors OF l.e 4yh regiment OF psggaIa's tii
ga's, a:s! only tsw yards itonNUheIe your cor-
respondent sized Net Il word did he say. bu; SIM
ply took ii his hat, aud as :,e his charger
never saw iook so nohie, VI a spectacle 50
iAaprs ssive.
At This interesting mement, our gallant Gordon,
sIurring his f0aming charger 10 the front, seized
the rsiBs Of Gen Lees horse, and turning h.m
around, said, "Cenerai, these are Vpeinians!-
THESE ,nen have never failed They never VIII.
VII: you ooys?'' Loud cries OF s.No - .sNo.o
seen Lee 10 the rear" s.Go back!n siGo !,acs ~
Gsn Lee 10 the rear " hu,s, from along the tines;
ana rs led the Generals horse 10 the rear Gen
Gordon gave the command. "Flfva.d, rhaige -
And VITA a shout saa yell the brigades dashed on,
tiirought bog ard swamp, and bIiars ana under,
CROWN, 20 Tie breas.Woks The enemy struck
w;tn disisay start ~ fee, but we were upon them
IKE stoTs, and their first Hue OF battle witners
oei0re our impetuOus onset aud tue cool marks
manship Of cur men. sfurrah the WORKS are
ours -
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FauL PLY WITH BLOCKADE RUNE

F3rL PL.Y WITH BI0oRA Is RCTNsRs.-The VIII
m.aetea Jd,sfol says Ii has bson io;cd before that
taege was something like foIi play connected with
the capture Of The Robert Lee, Formerly the
GiEaf:e,) and the following :sou, the da:fax ~ q
Josirdi, Of The 29th apf, soeGls to givo cosf 10
the accaaatiol:
We Understand that the American Consul 81
this port mas been andeavufing 10 bribe tue eaei-
uee.s and otier officers On board the Gonte DEBATE
ia ibis port 10 tray their trust as il is
believed he was only toe successful in ioIug in TIT
case OF TIE Robert Lee. He succeeded in gaining
atm.anee ~ the CITY CT Petersburg the other ia y
w'tG9at the Captains knoWia&se; aad we
quested by Captain Fuise. - state t:,at when he
repeats his visit lie Will be provided with speedy
Passage 10 tuc bottom Of the tock, with u sinkcs
uson aim sufficient 10 keep him there. This is
disaHed "oik ee.taiaiy for a representative of a
nation whita claims 10 be ci.ii.Zet the p!ayin z
CT sne Sole OF the spy, aai seso.t.ns to bribery.
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CosFEDERAT2 STATEs CONGRESS-.
ile Senate met st twelve O'Clock yester-

war EDEAAio SfATES CONdRES3
The Senate met st twelve O'Clock yester-
day.
On motion Of Mr.. Jemisor. Of Ala IN.
Oil 10 facilitate tlo settlement Of the Claims
OF deceased soldiers WAS referred 70 shs
Committee On Claims. S
M. Semmes introduced bill tn au4hc.-
izo the owners Of registered eight Der cent
ten ycsr convertible bonds, issued under th =
piasiSlons OF the act approved l6tb Mav
1901, to exchange the same for conncn'
bonds. Referred. "t'on
Also, bi.i 10 amend the act to prohibit
he importation OF luxuries. Referred.
Mr. Watson, Of Miss Introduced q bin IN
amend the act to organize military courts IN
|sHend ihe armies Of the Confederate Sta tea
'ip ihs neld. Referred.
Aonse Joint resolution of thanks 10 tha
passed. ~sl"e'0" %"
Ths blu 70 authorize the formation or new
commands, to be comp posed Of eupernum =
~ OMccn VINO may resign 70 foln fhoae
CommAnds, and 70 limit and rsetricA tha an
Yolntmeet 0f omcero, WAs cOraidared Ana
pssssd The blu, besides the provision -.
sd - ~ 10 title. provides that the of1c1I
~ sacant by such fesisnatlons shalI nof -
.Ilso unless thefe afo on the rolla nf ~
e0@peny eos sesviceat Deast lorfy-e,x - :
sseseeloeed o@esgs aaA psiia6oG 1oe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-02

NEW ORDER OF :FFala3 AT EExPHis.-Gen G
{ VashbuTn, the new commando. a: Memphis,
has issued the annexed otder:
The practical operation of cummcYcIar Inter
course from this city wit: the States rebe lion
has teen to help largely to feed, co;he, arm ami
eqnip our enemies. Memphis has been OF more
value to the spu.hern C1nleleracy since it fell
into Federal hands than Nassau. TO lake cotton
belonging to the rebel Government. to Nassau, or
any othcr foreign port, Is hazardous proceeding
To take II to Memphis ard 10 convert il into sup
pines and greenbacks, and 10 return 10 the iinss of
the enemy, o! place the proceeds tn The cradi; OF
the rebel Government III Europe, " itiouI RAISING
again into rebel lines, is safe and easy.
nave uudouh'ei evidence thar large amounts
OF cotton have been and being brought here 10
be soiu, belonging to the rebcl Government The
past and present SYSTEM Of trade has Given SIR nr:h
TO the rebel army, while il has drinora.:zed and
weakened our own. Ii las invited the enemy to
hover around Memphis, As his best base oi supply,
WEen, otherwise, no would have abandoned the
county. II renders of practical ,,cn-effsct The
blockade upon the ocean. w,cl, has cs,s nn,i ia
cOsiag many millions. IL opens our .iuns IN the
spies OF tie enemy, and renders il mex: to i3upgs-
sibe 10 execute any military PLAZA Witnou. its ic-
coming knowa 10 hiai iols enough 10 advance for
him TO prepare for il,
TIE facts here stated arr knowa 10 every inte,li-
genr man Ia MemgI.s. What Ia The remedy Tor
these great and overwhelming evJs' Experience
shows that tier- cte DE bat ofC rs.Ia2Gy, aGi dat
is total prohibition OF all commercial intescOurze
with the States In rebellion.
/. IS therefore ordered:
That ca ana after The 15ih day OF Way, 1864,
the sAnts o. The ATmY of Memphis he closed. and
no person viii be permitted tc leave the ciiY.
cent by river, Withou. special pass from ,iiese
headquarters arteE that date. 81. persc.s ;o4i ioUs
ot canning .nio The city VIII be permitted il do 50,
bu; shou; d" natifed by the pickets .iai tliey viii
not he a,iow-t to return. sii persons who desfn
TO leave the city to go oeyoEd the iaes must do
bef,fe The 18TH inst