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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21
III TER IRON EI,ROpE

European dates Ot the 9Th have been received
We are assured from London that the Euglisb
financial crisis wasculininatng 10 a hcavy ,.crS.h
rapidly ana with certainty. The only ndli.ion,l
failure reported III liverpool is that Of sSalomou-
II Manchester warehouse man. lIs cashier ha. dis
appeared. with detsicati0ns aud i1rgetiss 10 III,
amount IF Ei3,001.
Miss Sli,Iell was married in Paris 70 VI Etlanger,
The banker and agent OF the Confederate cotton loan
th.: Itit Of tober The objections oi the Catho-
Il. Church 10 the union having been removed, there
was = brilliant oascmhlaSc, made up VI southern,
French, English and Jewish sympathizers. present
at the ceremony. The appearance Of VI. M0quard,
private secretary t1 the Emperor, was u semi-mpe-
rid compliment 10 the happy pair.
Henry DE- fl0ghton, Bart has, il seems been in
tcrestIng himself III circulating a memorial from
the people 81 the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland 10 the United States of America in favor
Of peace II Is stated that the signatures to this
al licss We're obtained within three weeks from tho
day upon which the first appended, and they
embrace every class in the community. The clergy
of all denominations have supported it, especially
the Catholic priesthood of Ireland, from which
country We obtained more than one hundred and
thirty Thousand signatures, This total comprises
about three hundred and fifty thousand names, ex-
t,udin, over some seven hundred yards of canvas,
in four parallel columns, which, If taken consecu-
lively, would stretch considerably beyond mile
tuI Il half in lcngth.
The Confederate cotton loan had declnedto 7a6S.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

General Auguf, on Monday, commenced the en-
f,rIueut of has regulations u prevent firing by the
cu.rrlllns Oh trains running on the Manassas Gap
road by placing in conspicuous positions on the
trrs prominent citizens of the Northeastern Sirp-
MIA counties known to syrnpathize with the rebel
lion.
But little doubt is now entertained that the steam
ship Roanoke, which LEFT Havana for New York on
the 10Th utimo, Was captured by party of twenty
five Coniederates ON her passage. The notorious
Lieutenant Bcanc, ALIAS johnson, who capture"
the Chesapeake, Is said to be ono Of the men e'-
gagged III the capture OF the Roanoke. ,;,.,h,
General Rosecrans has issued an order ~ - ~
united assistance vi men OF all parties 10 ana n IA
excluding from the polls all who, by reason =,
age treason and g,ersiltaisn, have no rish' 70
tions ON The Clesana,Le and Ohio canal, and have
almost entirely checked navigation, -Four boats M
were destroy.I between Edwardss ferry and the
Monocacy last week. -
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\ Ta"soraHLS iASEtE CtLccLArIos writer
III the jefferson county New York I4,o1, who has
bo,,l making calculations relative 10 the number vi
men killed thus far III this war gives the following
results
"Fhere have been enough already SLAIN 10 cncircls
state, II heir dead bodies lald ia One con-
uuuous hne. Ii thoy placed III collins anu
corded, they would count thirty thousand cords
II laid IL wall twenty feet thtck and thuty ieee
hLth, IT would be mile anl quarter in length
Ii five feet thtk and ten feet hsh, the Plse would
reach across tho state. Ii piled up III ten lot.
they would he nearly two hundred ieet nigh And
ii Ei upon the ground, they would cover every loot
of soil IN Jefferson county srSeity-nFe thousand
,nna q, human blood have been spilled on ptxls's
ii ..n,,gh 10 turn every spindle IN Lowell; and II
~ 80 vyef, added 60 the Hood, II would turn the
@ ~. - Of The continent, and the unasailing
- ,..,Ili nil every oCoan sail. The one-haif las
', - boon told. The uillioRs of wounded aud
lin,l Tor lfo must be taken into account IN SUM
ming up the grand total Of evils incident ~ this
bloody and f,natical war"
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tails Of producers-the whole number
of men who have been detailed as farm
ers on this side of the Mississippi river
being .t0as1' thousand Jour hundred and
ejghty.fre.
The only objection to this order is
that portion of it which says Three
days are allowed for the execution of
this order after its reception at any post
or station Of the different departments. :"
This time will be too short to prevent
inconvenience to the public service from
the sudden cessation of labor and the
inability of contractors to wind up their
affairs.
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The New York Times, III Its commercial article,
says:
In the gold room, yesterday morning, the price
was pressed up rapidly 10 2234 q cent. but the
additional advance brought forward FIRE" sellers
for cash delivery, and the price soon returned 10
2lSG2l6I q cent. The stock market left oil dull III
the afternoon, after good market at the morning
board Money easy al u cent The deposits ut
bank have increased about four millions since tho
previous weekly statcIu-nt
The He.'a!d says:
The gold market opened ..,t advance upon the
closing uuataton Of Saturday, bat afterwards gave
way 4 rulior 10 tht effect that Grant had taken
Possession OF th SouthsiIc road assisted the market
III Its downward tendency eGmcHhat Daring tho
afternoon speculation turned trVm the bull 10 Tho
bear side rather unusually, and another turuOr WIS
circulated to the etfevt THAI HiChnund was hong
evacuated The depression III the gold market de-
terrvd speculatols Ion fise On the sto,k exchange
from OPERATING, aud induced some 10 realize, which
gave the market i downward tendency, and the
feeling o the street At the close the reverse oi
buoyant,
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I1NE1L YIE.S

Lists of the casualties in McGowan's
(South Carolina), Lanes North Caro-
l:na), and Davis's (MississippD brigades,
at Jones's farm, near Petersburg, on Sep
tember Both and October lst, I'd and Sd,
have. been received at the Army lntelli-
gence office. Also, the casualties i'll
Bushrod Johnson's division, in the
trenches before Petersburg, for the
months of August and September
Also, the casualties in Bratton's (South
Carolina) brigade in the assault on Bat
terry Harrison, September 3oth, 1861,
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Stanton's dispatch gives the following patent IN
vented account OF the whipping the Yankees got in
the Valley Saturday:
General Sheridan reports that the rebel army,
lately under Early but now apparently Under Long
street having appeared III the vicinity Vi StfashS'
~ forces moved to attack them on saturday -
,,nk who had the advance, found the rebels drawn
,,t IN four lines of battle; but upon his charging
ttrn, with his accustomed impetuoSity, thcy broke
aad wthlnw III considerable DISORDER without siV
80; tL. nrn,rtunity for any serious conflict Sheri-
dan reports them continuing their retreat III haste
far up the Valley
of the affair on the Wednesday before, near Mid
dletown, the Herald correspondent says it was a
reconnaissance i'll force" Colonel Wclles, Of Mas
sachusetts, was among the killed that occasion.
The letter says:
General Custer, commanding the Third division
Of cavalry was ordered TO from our left to the
right, and in the middle Vt the afternoon met tae
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EJLLTNE UP THE RANKS.

A late order, issued from the Office of
the Adjutant and Inspector General, or
ders the chiefs of the Bureau of Ordnance
and of the Nitre Bureau to turn over,
without delay, one:ftth of all the force
employed in their respective bureaux,
including contractors and other en-
ployees.
This order will put into the field al
most as many men, if not more, than
were procured by the revocation Of de-
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SENATOR "DAS RIcE."-A correspondent OF tho
Mobile Register Informs that paper that the noto-
rious a. Dan Rice" has been nominated for Senator
hy the Cuppefheads OF Ere and Crawford counties,
in Pennsylvania. Rice, whose real name Is i'ah
McLaren, lRice being only his nom Dc ers.",l Is y
native Of Pennsylvania and claims that State rs tlS
residence and therefore thls statement is pi0o"oS
true.
Judge John H. Donnel prominent eiti:en Of
North Carolina, and exile npni Nsweetn, os9a At
Ralslgh oa the lgta instant.
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THE IA Il Ne rs.

Quiet reigncd on the lines below Rich
mond yesterday. The day was both
foggy and cloudy, and from our works
nearest the Yankee lines scarcely any
thing could be seen Of the Yankees but
their pickets and their camp-tires-the
latter indicating their line from Deep
Bottom northwest to the Darbytown
road. For several days the enemy have
shown some restlessneSs in front OF the
extreme left Of our line, which runs
northeast from the Darbytown towards
the Charles City road, crossing the lat
ter about six miles from the southeast
ern suburbs Of the city; and on We'd
nesday night there was great rumbling
of Yankee wagons and artillery, and a
galloping to and fro Of their cavalry, in
this quarter. They are either preparing
for another reconnaissance or they
apprehend an attack from Us. 1t Is Ger
tain they have massed several divisions
along the Charles City road. There was
report, about eleven o'clock yesterday
morning, that they had attacked us at
this point, and that battle was going
on; but the story was without founda-
tion-thc heavy firing of our batteries
at Dutch gap no doubt gave rise to it; a;
the closeness OF the atmosphere render
ing every sound of the cannon distinctly
audable in the city.
THE BATTLE LAST THURSDAY.
The Yankees have very little to say
about this affair, and seek to dispose of
it by calling it reconnaissance. We
are not surprised at their wishing to put
it away. 1t must bs most unpleasant
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We are indebted to Captain Gilbert G..
Rice, of the Eighteenth Georgia bat
TALON, for his courtesy in sending us
copies of late Northern papers.
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I UST RECEIVED at

I VST RECEIVED at
~ L. ". ROYSTON'S,
No. 229 Broad street
a hr,ufihtl assortment Of superior
FRENCH CLolilS-tor ladies' travelling dresses
Black and fancy CLOAkING CLOTHS;
Supcriine CLOTHS and CaS3IMERES-f gents )
wcar-Inalc up TO order.
ALSO,
4 complete stock Of FURNISHING GOODS, com
pTiSlng, IN part.
l5D dozen superior Encli>h Collars,
2hj dozen Black ani Fancy Ties,
SurrIiine Cashmere OvCrahifts
McriuO Drawers and UndcIslilts,
Ketly-nltdc Clocks and
Gents Coats, Pants and Vr>t-, at
or l5-tt No. 229 BROAD STREET
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zeERSoNAL.-J. I. WILLIAMS, Fifth
i North Carolina infantry, * ut Fort Delaware,
and J. r. WILLIAMS, Thirty-scvanth Virginia, il
at Elp'yra, New York; both captured May 18th at
Spot-y lvana.
ug 2o-3ts JOHN & GEORGE GIESON
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the topI"rheads
The REPrIsF HEToRF Ri,HNoNp oS THURSDAY.
The truth is gradually leaking ont about the t.
pulse below Richmond Oh Thursday. y correspond
ent of the New York inns, writing about the
rclonuoissance,' say:
At one time it WIS believed that We had found the
point ut the csut:wolk5 where the cucmvr lett tank
rested. This toward til" Charles city road,
where kautTS cavalry were feeling and had d,ye
lopel a force "f both mimtry and cavalry IN THEN
front. Having made very pcIilouS personal reruH-
nOlsSance ut this precise spot, General AIucs Ic-
turned under the Impression that here the rebel
works stepped. Reporting hIs hehcf to Gcaernl
Ferry, an aiYlnrv OF Colonel Ponds brigade, Of
Ane-s dy!Sion consisting OF the Eigutytitth Penn
sylvania SEty-Second and SiXty-sevcnth Ohio, and
Tmrty-rInth Illinois regiments, was ordered, AMI
they charged gliantly tor@aTd. Unfortunately they
iti INTO a trap, and rrpuS.j with loss Of be-
tween one and two hundred men. Instead VI ending
here, the rebel line simply detected to the roar, pre-
Scutia. {. refused - front, rIi :he works were
screened hy growth ot S,Iub pines The lirh; OF
the brig ul" Ill the ImVcuOSty oi their Cusat, passed
beyond the point Of detection, and thr m"n wer"
badly cut up by an cnhLldInE ar". Colonel Pond,
finding himself IN this unpleasant postiou gave the
order to i back, which hwt5 executed with remark
able stc;tdine-+ ana without leaving many of thr
dead and wounded OH Ii" field.
yANNEr WINS OF yIcF-pHfsIprSr arfrrYy"s
LtTrFs.
The letter ol Nice-Prc-iIent Stephens /, pub
li3ileI in the Northern papers III fall ami COM
m m,,tad upo,, ut great length The New YOlk Times
-Iva ot il
When hr. stephens sees Ia election returns "i
OH" ana Indiana he VIII aprT,heII ms mistake IN
counting on the Northwest ~ an ally ia thl7 fo-o!-
gtlIAng scheme. The Northwest IS A. hrin a7 New
England itself for the old mon, and VIII h%ht Tie
South to cXtcfmlIIatIoR sooner than barter away
its bnthrI@ht for chlnIera~ 81 new c"iiti,i.!-
cics which are floating III the brains Of pcc"
like him and SallandiRhim. III" whole North
means to redeem and hold fast t" the old htntaee.-
Neither Southern rebellion nor Northern conspiracy
can shake TINT determination.
The UeytlI has a long editorial ON it, III which II
49,
Sayh'
1t viii not need second PeruTal, We think, "a
satisfy any politician OF ordinary Intelligence tEtl
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~ REFUGEES N CANADA.
The following order seems to have Gre
ated great excitement among the refugees
from YankeedOm in Canada:
HEtDQUARTTRS, QUFBTC, }
H<a,4np,b.r oI 1894

HEADQUARTERS, QTFBTC,
september 2l, 1861.
Notice is hereby given to all persons from tht
Federal States of America who have taken refuge
in Canada since the first of August, 1861 and fit
for the performance of military duty TO report i'm
melatcly to Captain IL. Stanhope Wilkes, Of Her
Majesty's service, at his headquarters, Clifton
House, Canada West, for enrolment into the mill
tary service Of Her Majesty's Government.
"All persons failing or refusing to comply with
this order will be subject to summary arrest, fine
and Imprisonment.
Refugees and exiles seeking the protection Of
this Government must lend their aid to strengthen
the Government that gives them protection.
"By order"
Southern refugees are said to be com
plying with the order, and Yankees
are making for their homes.
1t should cause our authorities to re-
feet on their leniency towards foreigners
in letting them go almost entirely un-
scathed, while every white male citi-
zen is required to go to the front-ex-
emption or no exemption, detail or no
detail.
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PER"ONAL.
NJ WISHING TO READ TUt

4 latest NEWS will find the LATEST NORTH
tRN fAPEItS, all the SOUTHERN pAPERS all
the tlIl fAfEltS, &c, at the Confederate Read
Ir--Roorn.
y complete file If the New York New kept here
Tor expecting personals" from their friends
IN IN" North. AdmIssion good for al! day. fifty
cents twenty-five tickets, five dollars
1l-lts
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ADDITION Al FROM MisS0U Ri--CAPrC RE- OF tSofHE
nAAN-LENLNAInM OENUEIEn.

TOWS-LENl&GION OttCflFb'
4 dispatch from St. Louis, dated the 10th, says
the Pacific railroad has been repaired, and troops
are rapidly being sent TO Lamine. General Plea
stnton had goue from the city to take command OF
the cavalry and attempt the capture Of General
Prices trains Prices forces reported 10 be
divided General SanOOrn was Ill pursuit Of Jcit.
Thompson. \ later dispatch, dated the 18th, says
Bill Anderson and forty OF his 1nurderous crew en-
tered Dauyille Montgomery county, on FIday eve
nng murdered five cltIzcl3, moTtdliy wounded an
other, and burned eighteen buildings.
a few citizens occupied the block-honst IN the
centre Of the town, and undertook 10 defend 1t, but
the rebels burned the house, with all the county Ic-
cords and the law offices and papers Of three pIOIni-
nrut LAWYERS. The rebels then went 10 High liIll
and burned the railroad property and piuiered all
the stores On Saturday afternoon the miiltm force
overlook the HI4creants near High iii ana Killed
fifteen and wounded seventeen ut them.
Lexington was occupied 10y the rebels on Saturday,
t. lTniouists having evacuated it the day before.
Warrvnsbulg was also occupied by the rebels.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

We have received copies of the New
York Hcrald and Times of Tuesday
last, the 18th instant. The following is
a summary of their contents:
THE SITUATION IN GFoRGIt-YANKEE VIEW OF uoon's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STARTS PURSUIT OF
HIM,
The Yankees claim to have again opened commu-
nication with Sherman, and are putting out Iose-
coloIed reports about his pursuing Hood the good
condition OF his supplies, Nc 20 calm the people
StInton's official dispatch, sent oif from Washington
on Monday night, says:
Alv!ccs from General sherman to the evening Of
October 10 indicate that Hood, after having struck
the IAilroa! III the nelghtorh0Odo Of Dalton nA Re
Edct, has fallen back before sherman without
fighting, abandoning his great movement Upon our
hnc Of communications. He has tom up some iii
teen miles of the road from kcsita north, but the
injury Will b. repaired without difficulty The IN
telIuptIUn viii cause no lnCOnvcnl"nca to ShtTnih :
army, his stores OF supplies south Of thu break,
Us we'll as north OF It, are ample. Hood has IT,
treated towards the southwest. His rear lett Dalton
IA haste II O'Clock on SUNDAY morning.
y telegram from Louisville, dated the 10th, an
nounccs the capture Of nile Couicderatca near La
taycttr, Georgia, aid aids
Some OF the prisoners say WhcrlcI's whole COM
m3nd, comprising Martins, Roddls,- Jonr,'s and
Pater.on's cavalry, agErcgatlug from eight to ton
tuoH'Ii c''lAlA 'i'C ')i'I'
and Dalton.
Inc tchciH entered h'S''' on ""uh'2i'F Hl'nI-
,I & ,',. ,.i,, ,,,rjs Tj,4 il'nn,a,trI,,
thereafter moved up,n Dalton. On Fri,lav there
WtS c"ilsdel''hle alarm at 'hattthooSa, ana every
an.@ man vs. "5 70 @9If oI' t'.G ~
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capturel on the lota off Wilmington and sent In
Boston She rcCeival shot, which killed one Of
her clcv. II w.is her first trip
~ H. Dodj. t!.e leader Of tho " Sons Of Iabrrtyn
IN Indiana, has been rcc1pturcI.
The soldiers vote Dutch Irish ami Yankees has
attii"d IN FAVOR 0! th" Free State Constitution for
htrNhnd The majority about five hundred
H." "tndidates for the seat in the United states
supreme Court filed by Judge fancy are Sal
mon l.. thtsc, of OHIO; Edwin NJ stanton OF
f'nnsyiTant. William VI. Evltt9 Of New York,
.,!5 Gt,ridy J"ih>"n, Of Maryland Lincoln, il IL
-'ii, being pretty equally balanced between Inc two
Lt-t-naIn1J Ecutleurp
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80 AAl.E, enc largo size IRON SAFE,
: .''aiI bHieltJpi,"i'- G. J. dayles, Inaker.
II .,.- " hrt Nvli--ca-OueI 5-S SYCAMORE
.-'H' '-'-tly wide, III hue order
t... IL II. DUKE,
. .''h tDurtceulh and Fifteenth streets.
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General John X. jackson is at present
in Savannah He has been relieved from
his command in Florida and ordered to
report to Lieutenant-Ge General llardce for
duty. He is succeeded by General Will
liam Miller, Of Florida, who has been re-
Gently promoted to the office of briga-
dier-general
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SURPRISE MoSBYs CiMF--cAprURE or ForR
PIECES OF ARTILLERY.
A dispatch from Washington, dated the l7th in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11
The County Mass Convention.

Considering the brief and verv limited
NOTICE given. we were surprised to see so
full an attendance from the couatry a. the
democratic convention On Thursday. Men
were here fron the most distant points of
the county, and they showed such a spirit
aot only that La Sale county must lie re-
deemed, but an effort put forth TO arrest
our country In i;s presest heallops
rush TO ruin, that we felt cur democratic
courage rs'iving and strong confidence
rapidly possessing us. that not oniy arv the
masses again becoming right, but that
with proper effort, de.nociatic victory
IN this county and state, and we believe in
the nation, at the next Nov ember election,
Is inevitable.
What the democracy new need Is no:
so much lie walked up,-that is rapidly
gein: on uos,-but c-ganizatioa-com-
bIaed. effective action.
Ia this view We call attention 70 the
plan proposed, (and indeed partially in
itiated by the coHveution) for vigorou.
county organization. 1t remains for the
democrats in the various towns to perfect
the organization thus begun, and they
cannot 20 about it a day too soon lie,
each town or School District have its club
and each Club its member -eitber its
President or some chosen Representatives
~ member Of the County Club. This
number OF counties, and has proved high-
ly successful and efficient Let It be per-
fscted wilheut delay here. As sure as
that election day is pending, we belle, e
that the democracy Of La Sale county
have victory within their grasp lie. them
but act!
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War News OF the Week.

Grant firmly maintained His line On the
north side Of the Chicahomiry during the
week. repul.iag several furious assaults
upon il, and in one or two instances max
ing slight advances, until the beginning
of the Present week. when he commenced
u,akiae new dispositions Of his forces in
what respect is not made known, the
rebel papers. however cay that Grant has
abandoned his late position ON the right
Of his lise, and is either moving towards
White Hsuse or TO cross to the South side
Of James river. Federal accounts say he
has abandoned the idea of taking Ricl,-
u,ond by assault and has commenced siege
operations. Also that Les, has Withdrawn
to the south side OF tine Chicahominy.-
The federal losses during the weeks op-
perations have been some 5000 men.
Hunter gained vic; ery over the rebel
General Jones on Monday near Crawford,
killing Jones asd taking a number Of
prisoners. He afterwards moved forward
and occupied Staunton. ~. --. 49,.
Gen. Shsrmans main army has reached
Acswo-th. On the main road to Atlanta,
and his advance column has taken possess
.ien o: Aistoona pass. the strongest posi-
tion between him and Atlanta, and bat %
miles OF. McPhers still maintains lis
dankins position at Dallas, asanst fire.
qUent rebel assaults.
John Morgan has invaded Eastern Ken
tuesy wItk force OF 1900. men, and at
las. dates his forces were operating in
twelve OF fifteen counties. They occupy
Paris, Georeetown, Cynthiana. Williams
town, aud other points The military
authorities at Cincinnati think that Nor
cams object is to raise horses, provisions,
and recruits while others are Of opinion
that he hopes to insugurste an uprising cf
she people of Kentucky. who are Euch
excited against the administration in con.
sequence ef The Wholesale negro co scrip
ton noW in progress in that State.