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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Destruction Of railroad Car 6y FIRE, Nth
a Large Amount Of Treasure on Hoard
About half-past twelve o'clock on Saturday,
after the train on the Danville Railroad COM
ing to this city had gotten quarter Of q
mile this side of Glover Station, distant
about ninety-two miles from this place, the
local express car was discovered to be on
fire. Immediately the train was stopped,
aud every effort was made to extinguish the
flames, but they had gained too much head
way, and in a short time the car was de.
stroyed. Inside were several boxes Of gold,
bank notes and papers, which had been re-
moved from the banks at Stanton for
safe-keeping, previous to the occupa-
tion OF that place by Hunters forces,
besides some bacon and two bar
sfeIs of apple brandy, shipped On account
of the express company, and twenty trunks
belonging to passengers on the train. With
the exception of the gold, every thing else
was destroyed, and SO intense was the heat
from the FIRE that some Of the treasure melt
ed aud ran down on the track. After the
flames had subsidized, two -four barrels full
of bullion and coin were gathered up and
brought to this city.
The origin of the fire Is not definitely
known, though 1t is supposed to have pro-
ceeded from the sparks from the engine
falling through the cracks In the top Of the
car among the bacon and dry boxes in which
the gOld was packed.
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1EEr1AE.
HgApe rs RsssRyE FaRces or Va, I
Richmond, Jaiy -, ies1. j

~ ENERAL ORDERS, No = -.
VI ali pessoas belonging 70 the KsssTve
Forces, now absent from their commands, and
not having unexpired fufloushs granted AID
signed by reserve commanders, under tu.bor-'
isy from ihess headquarters, are rsfuirec I'm
mst steiy 10 join their respective eo1 panies
ia the held, uuiar the penalty Of tsiDg as
fianea in conformity TO law 70 thrse years
service with the eetiye faresg as IL they ~ers
bssy;ssn the sges of eighteen asi forty live.
Al the expiration Of tan days after shs post
iuv of this order in their respsc.ive couniies,
county enrolling fiissrs viii promptly aYrset
all the above rsenileaed abseDte~S aud canss
them TO be- delivered Mt this nearest camp Of
iassguction for Assignment to service with the
active forses.
All fafloughs, leaves Of abssrcs ard tempo
rary exemptions granted or extsndsd by en-
rolling offeers. either before or siace the fbsn
day Of May, 1864, are revoked and dsciarsd
sbsoiutei void, sni will not protect the par
ties hoiGinc them from arrest ard assignment
to the active forces under this ordar.
By order ct Brig Gau KEyPFR,
jy 2i-lw X II CAfLETr, A A q.
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Arms and Lead from the Battie fields We
noticed at the Central Depot, on Saturday,
six cars loaded with arms, knapsccks, car
fridge boxes, sabres, &c, together with q
large lot of pig lead, the spoils Of the
battle fields of Wilderness and Spotsylva
MIA. The balls are collected on the battle
field by the people living in the vicinity,
brought to an established depot, and melted
into pigs. In this way they are forwarded
to the laboratory here. As lead Ia at this
time in demand, 1t will be very acceptable.
In this lot there is not less than 16, 600 lbs,
and about eight or nine thousand stand OF
aims, which, with slight repairs, will be
very seryiceable. 1t Louis thinner, as
sistant to Chief of Ordnance, has charge of
! that department. In return for lead and
arms, he issues to the people corn meal and
-four. There are many poor families In
| this neighborhood who have been de1poiled
| by the Yankees Of all they have, and this ie
| Of great assistance TO them, as provisions
are more Important to them than money
1t z has already collected from those
battle fields upwards of $1,000 small arms
and $4,000 lbs of lead, equipments, &c
This will be to the Government a clear
saving of over two millions Of dollars
1t z has shown great energy In this branch
of the service.
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IsosEpIARY Corros.-The Lowell tAess.l Con-.
ri<r states that In OF the cotIaa itls of thas
ct1y was found, day or two ago, In opeping some
ceitea bales, u little cone shaped article, which
was found in the picker room, containing eight OF
ten percussion caps. oa trying them, several ef
p.oded, and u IN supposed that all are good. htd
these csps gone into ihe machinery with the cot
ton. II Is more thaa probable that coDhaer ration
would have been the conse queace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-25

Trial Postponed The trial of Granville
Montelle, charged with shooting free ne.
gro named Susan Hill, which was set for
Saturday before Judge Lyons, did not take
place. The prisoner, through his counsel,
moved for q postponement till the next
term Of the court, upon the ground OF the
absence of Joseph Parker, most important
witness In his favor, which motion was &C :
ceded to, and the prisoner remanded tO,jail.
The Court, in Consideration of the earnest
efforts which were made by Montelle's sure
ties to secure his arrest, has revoked the
order declaring a forfeiture OF his bail, and
therefore they will not be required TO pay
over the sum of ten thousand dollars, the
amount in which he was held TO ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-25

Eayrow Is ape.-Oa Saturday morning
last, during the ringing of the fire bells, one
of the engines, which was drawn by two or
three men, came dashing down 10th street
to Main, and on suddenly turning the cor
ner, ran into carriage which was coming
up Main, and In which was Mrs King and
her son, from Fulton Hill, breaking by its
force the front axletree, overturning the
vehicle, knocking the mule attached to 1t
down, and considerably frightening the oc-
cupants hemselves, but fortunately infiict-
ing no serious personal injury. The tongue
axetree, enappirg 1t in two with as much
ease as If it had been pipe stem.
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The Ha6sas Corpus Cca.-The argument
in the case of N. Tipsley Pate, praying,
upon q writ of habeas corpus, to be relieved
from militia duty, on the ground of his be-
ing detailed conscript, was concluded be-
fore Judge Lyons on Saturday. Hon. j.
Randolph Tucker closed for the common
wealth, after which the Judge announced
that he would render his decision In the
matter on Tuesday, and In the meantime
Mr.. Pate was released on ball for his ap-
poaTance.
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Fire.-The alarm of fire which was sound
ed about ten o'clock Saturday morning
proceeded from the burning of DR.. John
Doves stable, in rear of his residence on
Main street, between 10Th and 20th. It was
the work Of an inceudiary, and would have
resulted in the entire destruction of the
building had not the firemen promptly ar
rived on the spot and extinguished the
famts. The torch was applied to lot of
provender in the upper story Of the stable,
which, together with the roof and part OF
the weather boarding was destroyed. About
three Thousand dollars will cover the loss.
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TSO1 sALH---A superior 1ileh Gov, fresh % me
nail. 1puav ss No 9as, Mata street, hetwesn
q ~ -. - :" jysa-5.t
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u was then resolved BY the Coaici. that James
b Pisasanin, Captain of the Nighiwstch, ee se-
moved from his olAco for misccnauct - an omsef
is.s. jy rs 90
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Toss OF GRNxR ALs.--since the war commenced
tie fsdssas have iesl 81 Generals, 0i whom 70
were killed In battle and J6 have dted OF diseases
contracted In the services.
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suicIpgs IN RRAHes -sose than ten suicides
take place eysry day In France last year 4,00a
pevs0ns committed suicide
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arrests II. Henrie).--Constable e w Robin
son, of Henrico, arrested on Friday morning
Emmett Peroe aud Joseph August, the first
for stealing apples and oats, and the last
named for ST ealing apples and shooting at
- Kahn. Peroe was admitted to bail in
the sum of 3 500 to answer the offence be-
fore the proper authorities but in August's
case the matter was looked upon in more
serious light, and he was committed to
prison.
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Nauor's Coert.-The cases registered on
Saturday morning were few In number, and
soon disposed Of The following is sum-
mary:
ening the life Of Emma Tucker. The par
ties occupy tenement on I'd street, and 1t
Ia said that disturbances are Of frequent oc-
crrrence between them. Mrs Tucker COM
plains that WOrmly has recently become
very annoying to her, and because she de-
sired him To desist from his conduct he
threatened to take her life. When called to
the stand neither of them responded, and
the matter was thereforG postponed till this
morning. :.
Richard Carrirgton, charged with assault
Ing Philip Dornin, was dismissed upon the
failure OF tho complainant TO appear against
him. Darlington. 1t win be recollected, wAa
arrested by watchman Everett on Thursday
night, while dragging Dornin along Broad
street. who was Ia : helplcea condition kom
frequent potations Of common whiskey.--
The reason aasigued By CarfiDGtOn for hi
conduct was that Dornin hsA spoken insult
ingly towards him personAny, Aud used
treasonAble language toWards the b0atAes1
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Llest. Joseph Price, q. q. NJ, Of Wilmington,
N. O., hes been es0nsoied 10 Commander t0s his
soat1et = ihs esosnrs Of The Watss Witch.
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Richmond Circuit Court Ju'y 2.-ln obe-
dlsnce to writ OF habeas corpus, awarded to
Morris Davis, and issued by Judge Joynes,
of Petersburg, and sent to Judge Meredith,
of this Court, directed to the Sheriff Of Pc
tersburg, (whose prisoners are now boarded
by Sergeant DudleyD the body of the pris
oner was brought into Court this day. The
charge against him was grand larceny, and
there being no immediate probability OF q
Court being held in that city, the Judge de-
cided that he was entitled to bail, snd Or
dered that he may be bailed !, by yos any Justice
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others OF the
II army and Havy viii please ray st;entien to
the notice slr.a ady given, hat arrangements hare
been made for str amer 10 ssya kocse.fs daiy At
o'c,ock A NJ aud c'cioek Z n for { ne pnryoss of
towing barses aud taking 20 prswrss Biua quar-.
tcrmaster aud coamissay stores and oshsr articles
for the army and navy. Except Ia eAses OF smsr-
gsEcY steamers viii rot be furniah@ at otbes honrss
JOHN II PARKER,
Lieut. In ch2Fgs, oftcs special ssrviss,
ia af--ts HAgy DsrsrsNent.
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- CUApRiss Al private ssie---
A.. 40 kess Smitha.id Lard .
30 legal kegs pess .&ssstea rasa
10 dox Frsaea eal'skins
% resms wrapping papnr
10 bags gaia peapaf
20 hbls PEAR, starch
~ cases boots aat shoes
" 10 81 kosISseS, AbANr = ".
A1Oflk Co fsx fayefs.--Ah pes sons u9hs 49, -.
IN ness ia tia le.h DISTRICT composed o. al tpsA
posiien Of the c..y of Rsonmaad east OF ita
sA haraNy aotidsa taat the tas ee Ssess essse fvf
th onaT,sr as.i,ax Iuas son, isoA, V nes cue ana
payasIa reeats days are allowed 70 mako re-
tnsns ~ t,s ~ssrrs1Ts, sas tSsnts days aadstnnAh
80. s,..,.vr IN wnanh 30 sssks pay meat 81 the sAsas.
All rarsans fArg 20 cor pig with the lav are llAeta
a. d.us,s tax. S1kT0Ns
1ush pistgics tt,lsectnx,
~ .t-aau4w oaioe Ma n Msis u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-25

NIoTICE.--A meetlEs ef tina stos knolaers Of ths
~ Bssyderc Manufacturing Company Will hS
held at the ofass Of ths ffaakn psper Mil, om
"Wednesday, ise 18TH DAY Of Augazt, 1861, ~ ID
o'c.ock u. h is necessary thai tas intefess ef
every share holder sDad DO represented, either IA
person or By proxy. IS business OF iarortance WIZ
be Drought boforc the nasesl1s.
Hw LUBBOCK,
~ 1s-im Feo'y and Treaz'F.
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FROM tbs VALLEY.

AyerIll reports that he encountered part of the
Confederate forces under Early at Winchester,
killing and wounGing some four hundred Of them /,
ard captured four pieces of artillery and about
t%G hundred prisoners.
The Washington star also states that a ssirmish
took place near snfeker's Gap, In which some
eighty rebels, acting teamsters, were captured,
but no, before they succeeded In burning The wa
gon train.
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FROM MISSOURI.

The latest advices from Missouri are exciting
The guesiias are increasing In that State TO an
caprecedentei extent, aud it Is now confidently
asserted that 5, U % men under Gen Plice have
also entered the Stale. From the tone of the last
telegram which reaches US, we should judge that
the authorities are alarmed ut the aspect of at
faIs, aad are not In a condition 10 meet the
emergency with any adequate military force.
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Fifteen ear loads OF A0rmons passed through
Rochester recently en- route for the Saintss Rest
AT salt Laks City. They were sav0Ty lot of In.
dtvtduais, as persons Of this uniqae persuasion
usually are.
The weather last week was the hottest expert
enced In the city of New York for the past ten
years. Four days the the thermometer stood %
deg. TO 95 deg In the shade
Mrs 8. A. Douglas, while the guest Of General
Cameron. at Harrisburg, Pa two weeks ago, re-
ceiyed telegram that her only brother was nor
tally wounded She left Immediately for Wash
ingt0H.
The total Indebtedness of the South 70 Northern
merchants Ia estimated at 600 000, 600, OF which
New York holds Sl5a 800 900, PhiiadephIa s24 :
600 900, Baltimore e.9, ,0Oo, 600 and Boston q,
000,0.0.
Fred. Douglass iectured In Dundee, Yates coun-
~, q host time ago. The Record gives him firsl
class endorsement
A bill has been reported 10 the Legislature o
Massat husetis psovidias for hne Of twenty fvs
dollars upon railroad cempaniss that neglect &C
carry q certain quantity Of good drinking watsl
In their passenger cars.
A meeting OF FREQ Masoaa who have "WoTket
up,' 70 the shirfy second and thirty third degrees
wa held at Boston last week. Representatives
were present ffom Maine, Nsw HampshiFe, Rhode
Island, Conaecticas, New Jersey, Rnnnsyivahta
Ohio. kichigas, Illinois and Wtscoaain.
A Dafalo pspsS says shat s'ons Of the CaEdinah
at Roms, sympaihizing deeply With the ss9sstns
or Ou1 soldiers n The sunpgte ssf eheif coantsY
has sushosised the Rt Rev bIshop TtmUa, Of But.
faIo. % plses nvs haa1sea dollars In che haads u
ihs 6aailssy comntniea. - bs sppiied - tAss
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DECLINE IN GOLD.

Gold close d at 10 O'Clock on the 22l, In New
York, at 252h The mar ket was probably affected
by peace Tunors"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-25

July "~Dus AoO1. J
Hon James A. Seldom, Secretary Of Var:
The enemy shifted his position on Peach
Tree Creek last night, and Gen. Stewards and
Nheaiham's corps formed line Of battle
around the city.
ten. Hardee's corps made night march,
ana attacked The enemy's extreme left to-
cay About one O'clock he drove him
'on his works, capturing sixteen pieces OF
artillery and five stands OF colors. Gen
Naea'ham attacked the enemy, capturing sit
Pieces OF artillery.
Dating the engagement we captured about
Two thousand prisoners.
uea "heeier's cavalry routed the enemy
III Tue neighborhood of Decatur to-day, cap
turing his camp.
oUf ioes Is not yet fully ascertained.
MAJOR Gen. Walker was killed. Brig Gems.
"al'h' aist, and Mercer were wounded.
killed.
'a' troops fought with grea. gailantry.
HooD, General.
ne Associated Press dispatch is
'"fy muddy, though we presume that
'iS "'''s Smith and Giles mentioned in
II are "ens. Smith and Gist mentioned
" zen Hood. Had the enemy cap.
'ufe9 East Point that would have com.
Pe'ely invested the city, and Sherman
e0ala ~. nave commenced his siege.
the brilliant movement of Wheeler.
WHO Is now, 1t appears, operating on ths
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISParCHES.l
ANOTHER GREAT snow SroRu

~ BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. I9-We are ha wing
another heavy STOW storm TO day, which bids
fair TO stop all railroad travel. The weather is
mild. a...s 49,. - = - =
BUFFALO, Jan. 19-The snowstorm still con.
times, with high wind. No trains win lea We
either for the East or West before to-morrov,
felegraphic communication is interrupted west.
ward. : -
Z CLRVELAND, Jan. IA violent storm of
wind and snow commenced here last N ht a nd
sui continues. The snow Is now two or three
.eet deep in some places and drlfsed badly
ne trains en- ell the roads have been abah.
doned, and business is generally suspendad
The cold lis not nr1Gse,
OsWEGo, Jan. ia violent hail storm oS.
CURED here TO day, with severe lightning, and
there is al appearance Of snow this eyenius.f
CAIRO, Jan. 1e,-A- violent snow storm COM
mtnceo last evening. and lasted till noon to.
day. when it cleared Off. There is about six
inches Of snow on the ground. s19
TORONTO, J an 1S.--A fierce snow storm has
heen prevailing all over the Western Province
to-day, and shows no signs of abating. The
railroad trains have all stopped.
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r. ailread Dfsaster--Five Persons KILLED
N.gt and a number WouRded.= 5,-f

p CKEyELAED. Ian. 19.-The night express
tTaiE west frcm Buffalo struck in the snow
three miles east Of Paines vile, and was run
into by the accommodation train. Four cars
were burned Five persons were killed and n
number injured. The cause Of the disaster is
as follc.8s:-s--, .-.z,..-..-ss st.s r,rf...,r
Two men were detailed to watch alternately
for the approaching trains, and the collision
occurred while one was relieving the other,
who nearly perished from the cold.
The SuperiI tendent, with q relief train from
Cleveland, has reached the spot, and the
wounded are being ca:ed for at the hotels and
private houses. -tfr.-gsr ssF-
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Expiasiou Of Ioco,n o,;xe

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1s.-A locomotive att ched
TO a train on the Lebanon Bran ch Railroad ex.
pIoded this afternoon mile southeast of I.eb.
aron Junction. The boiler was thrown seven
ty-iye yards, and the cars tn own off the track
man j. fatally injured. Many passen gers were
slightly bruised, bnt none severely.
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Fire anlEnss Of Life.

CHICAGO, III, Jan. is.-A fire ut Camp But.
Ter, near Spring field, yesterday destroyed all
the officers quarters. Capt. DiTnon and Lieut..
Bennett, of the 36thy illinois Cavalry, were
burned to d. ath. Two other ieutenants We're
badly burned in their faces and hands. large
qrantry OF Quartermaster's stores were dcs-
troped.
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the celebrated prima Donna from the New York,
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On THURsDAY and FRIDAY, Jan 81 and n
B. BEHRENe n usical Director and Conductor
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

THIS excellent Esfniiy and News Journal,
containing greater variety Of interesting
1eat ing than can be found In any other, 10
puehshtf on Friday n1orning .., - r.ss. -
1t invariably contains tho uwashiuston
News" that has made Tshe 1dssiy Evrsrue
STAR circalats so generally throughout the
countrJ. S&e ~ GhA aIb1k sLs
--TRRNs ---
,-.- cash, israsiabiy in ddvancs
Single copy, Per annum 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CKxrs. z