The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-14

snch person may owe TO auy State or individual
mat the Constitution Of the United States does not
service or labor In certan States, under the law
there0f and II Is the right and dnty of the United
states to offer such persons such Inducements as
are best calculated tO enable them TO give 10 theiv
country the paramount allegiance which they owe,
and that the proclamation Of emancipation Issued
hy the President of the United States on the lst
day "f January, 1863 was 4 measure necessary for
The common defence, sanctioned by the spirit of
The Constitution, aud by the law and practice OF
nations, and said proclamation Is hereby declared
u have the force and efse, Of law any thing In :he
law or Conslitution Of any State to the contrary
notwithstanding.
RISE IN d0LD-lT TOUCHES 60.
In New York Tuesday gold opened at l65, reach
ed ,69 by noon, and closed at 1861 at 40 O'Clock
The New York Herald says
The gold bill which passed by the United
etates House Of Representatives on Tuesday was
precisely what the Wall street gamblers desired,
and Ii adopted Ii will play directly Into their hands,
The people were led TO believe that a law was to
be passed by Congress the practical operation Of
which woald reduce the premium Cn coin; but the
present bill, they Satisfied, will have directly
contrary effect, as the quotations to day and yes
terday fully prove. Mr. Stetbins, who seems to
understand the financial condition of the Govern
mont. toresaw the effect that the adoption Of the
gold bill In fis amended form would produce, and
very properly voted against 1t. Ii Is to be hoped
thai the Senate will exhibit a l,l- knowledge
of Wall street operations, and refuse 10 sanction
the bill IN Its present shape.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Republicans have carried New Hampshire
by very large majority, eleeting Gilmore Cover
nor.
Rev. Thomas Starr King, OF San Francisco, is
dead.
The dispatches from Chattanooga represent that
the CoHfederatea are pressing the Federal lines
there The Yankees at last confess having given
up Tunnel itIii.
Gen. Rosecrans has issued n special order re
qniripg all persons attending religious conventions
assemblies, synods, conferences, and other convo-
cations held in his department. (St Louis, TO take
the most stringent O;ti of allegiance, and any VIC
isiion of this order Will subject the assenbla9c TO
dispersion by any provost marshal.
Gen. Grant officially presented with hi. com
mission as Lieutenant General Tuesday, at the
White House, by the President in Il brief speech,
to which Gen. Grant AZ briefly replied He has
sgnitied bis desire To remain In the field In active
service, and IL IL now believed thar he Will not be
ret lined as General thief in Gen Haleck's po-
siion.
Basil Duke one of Morgan's men, passed through
Philadelphia on his way 10 Fort Delaware on Fri
day l;asi, and was ieasted al h. Continental Hotel
by his friends.
The Confederate guerilla, Capt. Richardson, en-
route nOrthward as prisoner OF WAR; syhilst at
tempting to escape sho, dead al Cave City, KY,
by capt. Stone, of the 37th Kentucky.
In Tennessee the National Union Conservative
N.incoln) ticket has been successful in Memphis,
over the Unconditional Union ticket.
Palatiah PerrIi, a noted merchant and ''phiian-
thropist" OF New York, is dead.
The German Republican papers have hots,ed
EremOnt's name for President. A convention Is
called to meet at Cleveland, ohio, on the I0:h of
May, to nominate him formally.