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TaE l.EGISLATURE.


In the Senate, yesterday, the Joint resolution
IA relation to the employment of free ne
groes, &c, was agreed to. Also one In rela-
tlon to B. F. Murray, Sheriff Of Shenandoah
county.
A motion to institute night sessions In the
Senate was disagreed to.
The following bills were passed
A bill for the relief OF j. Q. Heiskeil, she-
A bill for the relief Of T. NJ. Hundley,
Commissioner Of the Revenue in Matthews
county.
A bll authorizing the receipt of the trea-
sury notes of the Confederate States in pay
uent of taxes and other public dues, and
regulating when aad how the same shall be
received.
The bill to provide q fund abroad for the
use of the State failed for want OF constt-
tutional majority in its favor. Ayes ~, noes
l6
A bill to increase the compensation Of the
clerk of the Richmond Circuit Court was
The bill suspcnding the law imposing taxes
for the support of Government was ordered
to be engrossed.
tending the Southern boundary OF the city
Of Richmond.
In the House, o bill was passed amending
and re enacting the act incorporating the
Richmond Importing and Exporting com
pany, and
An act to amend the charter of the Farm
ers' and Mechanics' Insurance company Of
Richmond, we're passed.
Also, bill refnndiDg q sum OF money 70
A. G. lngraham, which had been Illegally
paid into the treasury.
And bill amending certain provisions o.
the act establishing an army agency for sol sol
diers in Richmond. 1t apprOpriates $lOO,OoO
A bill to establish soldiers commercia
agency for Richmond, and appropriating ont
million dollars for the purpose, was discuss
ed. Adjourned,
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AXE the passenger on board. rvsthsrmose, aa.
val ocer was detailed 70 zee that the arrangements
weSe fully carried ont, as directed BY the Secretary.
Twice, as lenss, while ssAndlue upon the wharf,
Mr Mallory asked lf his 0sdcs1 had been fully un-
dsrsfood. sRd stated his regrets that he was forced
70 inconvenience the party waiting IN 70 down the
uver. In about twenty minutes nfieT the depar-
ture Of the Drewry the /" Hampton" came alongside
the wharf, tnok In the passengers and carried them
TO the Bluff, the captain entertaining them, allow
Ing them the use OF his private cabin and 10
fact, 0f the whole beat as If she were . regular
passenger steamer
This true statement Of the case will show that
Mr. Mallory, the Secretary Of the Navy, was entire.
" nisrepresenied In the item referred IN, and that
IL conveys false Impression to the public Instead
Gf doing discnurtenns art Mr. Mallory Ia the kind
hess OF hls heart, went farther than cJusd have
been expected under the ctfeu stances. 1 Rln
confident ths rer,rter who penned the item was
mfstnfOrmed and led into error by some quemious
person among the citizen passengers, one ungener-
Gus enough t0 misrepresent the case because ne
cesstty pat him 10 some little temporary inconve-
nteace. Bon .NIAN.
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REAL EST47 7.E FOR SALE.
VALUABLE Farm Of 700 Acres, in Kiag Will
~ cQuniX Arifhin fLeon of Aszlo Ia

VALUABLE Farm OF 100 Acres, in Kiag William
v county, within taree miles Of Aylett's, for
salc.-At the request OF Mr. o NJ Winston we cffsr
for sale the valuable estate which be low resides
within three miles OF Aylet's, on the Mattaponi
river, and in neehborhood equal to any !a that
county, and with churches and mia near by. The
estate is susceptible Of being made equal to the best
in that neiehbo, hood and ia remarkably level for
one As tiSe TIE bu,ldiogs arc ample aud generally
in good repair With eight hands person can ave-
rage 400 barrels Of cora, GOO bd'hels Of oats and
from 600 to .0t0 bushels Of wheat. About one
half Of the open Land has been lined at The rate of
25 bushels to the acre, and the m has recently
been divided into five fields, al Of which is in Q
good state OF Improvement There are about so to
10 acres Of meadow land, Of which two thirds Is In
grAs.
Terms reasonable. Apply TO
fe 26-3t GJnDIN n APpERSNN.s
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APPOINTMENT.

N. R. Cullen, Esq, Of St. Louis, NO.,
has been appointed Judge of the Military
Court of the Confederate army, and assigned
to the Mississippi department. Judge q. is
q native of this city, and son of the late
DR.. John Cullen, SO distinguished In his
day. He emigrated to Missouri, and was o
successful practitioner at the bar of ST..
Louis when the war began. He was then
forced to take refuge from the rigors of the
Lincoln despotism and came back to Vir-
pinia
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&ifbmnnb gispattb.
tuesday, hoksiNa...........M.Ro .Roa /. lss,
YANKEE RAIDS ON The yrpc MA f,rN.
InAk kAtLROAD-DAMA0E THUS FAR
rH,rLIN0-ExClT.N0 RUNO0s or TIE
ENKMY'S MOvxMENTS,

YANKEE RAIDS ON rHE yfpc MA GEN.
InAk RAfLROAD-DAMA0E THUS Fan
rlH,rL!NG-ExClr.N0 RUxORs or THl
ENKMY'S MOVEMENTS.
yesterday afternoon intelligence reached
tee city that heavy column of Yankees haf
male their appearance In the neighborhood
OF Fredertck's Hall, on the Virginia Centra
Naiiroad, ATTY miles from Richmond. The
statement was somewhat startling because
OF the known fact that the greater portion
OF the reserve artillery Of the Army ol
Northern Virginia was quartered At tha,
point, and without an adequate force for III
protection. Later In the afternoon the re-
port reached the city that the whole of the
artillery, amounting to some eighty pieces,
had been captured; but this in turn was CON.
tradlcsed by statement that the enemy did
not go to Frederick's Hall, hut struck the
railroad some two miles south of that point,
where they tore up portion of the railroad
track. After laflietlng this damage on the
road they left, taking southerIy direction.
We are Inclined to think, from oil the infor>
nation we can gather In relation to the af-
fair, that this latter statement Ia In the main
correct. The raid is no doubt intended to
interrupt communication between General
Lees army and Richmond, but It is hoped
that. like Stonemas's raid last spring, It may
prove failure. &
Passengers by the Ffedericksburg train
last night state that the Yankee force con-
sisted Of one brigade OF cavalry and several
pieces Of artillery; that they CT tossed at Ely's
Ford, on the Rappahannock, and passed
through Spotsylvania Court House about
II o'clock on Sunday night.
A dispatch was also received yesterday
afternoon from Col. Mallory, commanding
at Charlottesville, that cavalry force Of the
enemy were threatening that point, and that
our troops were fighting them about three
miles from the town. Late last night report
stated that they had oeen repulsed, and had
retired
The train which left this city yesterday
morning carried as q passenger Gen. r. e
Lee, and for a whilc those who feed upon
rumors had it circulated that the train had
been captured, and Gen. Lee made prisoner
For this, however, there was no foundation,
as Information had been received of the safe
arrival of the train at Gordonsville. Some
uneasiness was felt in the early part of the
evening for the safety of the down passen-
ger train. due here at 7 o'clock, but ii was
ascertained later In the night that 1t, too,
was safe
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ANOTHER EXPLOIT OF MOSBY.
The following official dispatch was yester
day received at the War Department:
n "a --<,ca

ORANGE =. IT,, Fec. @o, 1854.
Brig. Gen @. w C. Lee, Presidents Staff:
Col Mosby has just accomplished another
one of his daring exploits near Drainesville
He attacked body Of the enemy one hun
dred and eighty strong, routing them COM
pletely; killed fifteen, 9 large number wound
ed, and seventy prisoners, with horses, arms,
equipments, &c. His own loss was one
killed and four slightly wounded. On tho
Goth he attacked, with sixty men, two hum
dred and fifty of the enemy's cavalry, near
Upperville, who retreated before him, killing
six, (left on the field. } including one captain.
He captured one lieutenant aud seven pri.
Yates. The road was Btrewn with abandoned
hats, hayersacks, &c. Wagons we're Inn
pressed by the enemy to carry of wounded.
His own loss was two wounded.
(Signed) j. e. B. STUART,
Major General.
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OFFICIAL.

May nrst, eighteen husdred and sixty threr, hero
byTepeAled -
Sec. 10. The Secretary Of the Treasury 10 hereby
su,hsWiEed and required, upon the application OF
the holder Of any catl cestincatc- which By the
rst section OF the act "to provide for the fundlns
and further Issue Of Treasury .notee,o approved
March twenty three, eighteen hundred and slrtv
three, required to be s'ihereafter deemed to ,
q bond"-to issue 70 such holder bond thereto,
upon the terms provided by said act
Approved February II, 1884.
BY order.
{Signed,) a COOPER
70 0-lW AaIs, ana r.. 80,
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VyALUA BILE little tract of S3 acres, called ..Ffse
v Hil," on the Mountain road, aud half mile
from Glen Alien Depot, the Fredericksburg rail.
road, ten miles ncYth OF Richmond. we cffsr for
sale the above Of land about half open land of
excellent coil, and one haB in secondary and orgi-
nsl srOWlh Of oak and ptLe, emoracing some hne
building tim er. The pine land will cut from 40 10
50 cords to the ls to tho depot should
attract the attention OF capitalists AMI Others II
applied for to day TO- morr ow it will be sclt for
$50 per sore. G0DDiN i APPERSON.
70 QA-8t
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The Fire at the O. g. Eaksry.--The fire
which occurred at the Confederate States
bakery, on Clay street, between lst and
Foushee, on Sunday Afternoon last, destroy
I'd about seven hundred barrels OF hard
bread, ready packed, and the whole loss, IN
cludiny that Of the building burnt, will pro-
baby not exceed 10000 The property
formerly belonged to Mr.. Adolph Dill, OF
this city; but about two years ago was pur-
chased by the Confederate eCevernmentsince
which time many improvements in the build.
ings have been made, and, under the stper-
intendence Of Peter Tinsley. Esq. ct this
city, It has been the principal establishment
from which the armies OF the Confederacy
have drawn their supplies Of bread. In the
basement of the building destroyed were =
rpmber OF bread-cutting machines, which
were slightly damaged by large quantitie. OF
rubbish and water falhcg ON them. During
the carly stage Of the fire Mr.. A. DID, Jr.,
a Young man employed In the bakery, who
had been on tho roof of the burning build
ing irving to eubdue the flames, finding his
position becoming too warm, Jumped from
the shed on to q lower roof, In order to get
from there to the ground; but the Dlanks
being too rotten to bear, he broke through
and fell distance of several feet Wonder-
fnl to relate, however, he sustained very
little injury.
Mr. John FTayser Glaxebrook, member Of
the Hook and Ladder coEpany, Was the gem
tleman VINO rendered such valuable service
in saving the wooden house in which the
steam engine was, from destruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-01

FRoM MoBILH.--A gentiemau who leh Mobile
gives the Augusta CAyonic< and 6eatiaGl some In
teresriue facts about matters and things IN that
city. Oa Friday afternoon two large and destTuc-
tive ires occurred, supposed to be the work Of In
cendiaries. All the nOn comhasants are leaving
the city; every steamboat and railroad train are
crowded. The lighting portion Of the citizens and
the soldiers In the best OF spirits. The city IL
well fortified and the authorities cse certain that
they will be able 10 hold the place.
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Augusta, Ga, Seb 10TH le64. )
T E9AL Notice 10 hereby given to al o, neerned,
~ that persons who sbip PACKAGES containing
spirits, wines or c0rdias, without Informing our
will they receive the benefit cf valuation.
Spirits, wines % cordiaa ., will ro be Forwarded By
this Company, except Under spsc,al contract
J6fBHUTER,
Superintendent and Acting Preside &.
HA HAMILTON, Agent, Richmond, Va.
H. 16--1m 49, 4s
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ozmca sourHrRs E1rR.ss conrAsr,

Al UGH complaint being made OF the delays BY
ivI this Company In Forwarding merchandise, ]
am Instructed TO advertise that the rules Of the Com
pany require thlt Government packages shall tas .
ore ;edence over all others, and nsxl In order pack
ages forwarded by frisuds Associations 70 officers
and eoldisrs in ths Geld hospitals The
OF this rule together with limited facilities tor trane
pora.ion, necessarily cause delay 10 Inc forwarding
OF packages Tor merchants and Others.
Prepayment will be required on all freight
fe 10 In q A HAMILTON, Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-01

ru1aa virsiuh ruwlng Company viii receive
Ffeiehs fov Psterebarg at their sheds. On ths
dog. betvesn S3d aaa 23t ~, up 20 tuesday sne
let inat, uptl u ec1oek. yfsisht . ceea pes mus
drsd, rep1n Yor Ra.ile..sze ssp'y = 'as'' '''''
y r e ~ 20 Jos q DiLr, CAssr casvk.
T4OR 61IH-A jo1e{ q No Bscco scorsAeing q
II hsns ~ ahxul1eea saiked end suse1 ~ S:sffs
iseoS - M n MtchA~x, ~ foWhsse9 0m g
NJ N-9s NCxfMNEY, DvPUY AkCusk !.
Tf0f56TZSTf f53ss6 o talE = suthssissd e
~ sien the saSaD o. fhposs1 YflDey 3noe5eoesYs
49, = ss.ss ~ 3 mos ! vsscs tCe
s. 49, ~. T si's ~ 3 e - .
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F7u II HanOvsr.-The barn Of DR.. ]. g.
Lunpkin, IN hanover county, near the head
Of the Mechanicsville turnpike. was destroy
ed by dre on Saturday night last, together
With fifty barrels Of corn, lot OF hay, one
amount to about $1,000. The Ere s cup
posed to have been the work Of nm incendi-
afy
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A1OTICH We hereby give notice 10 all peTspns
IN tavipg money q in our hands Tor hire OF ssr
wants re1s or houses y Otherwise 70 come forward
aod receive whatever may BE- dua 70 Them BET re
the 26lh cf March next, Or ve shall be pes1 v
inyest their respective anouuts al credsts 70 Iosf
n.r eent boods. CIAPT0N 4 LYME
IA l7-Sk -
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] No. 50

| eset Obsinsek-A meo1ene q ~ Coupei
~ =. ned Ct i've o'clock yesterday evenapG.
/ 1laseor0ok OlEefel 3 sutton, which
~ cIfc ~ e lnstfnctiagthe C0umiffse q
erefe authofitin nud ~ sa q sss-s - -.
mouse now - their poasssniun. - Il q -.
g by the city fos IL poor aud Tor q ctssr r mn
Mr. Scott submitted an ordlnape. -s,.>
vas adopted, reqnifing the drivers 81 F's III
vsn,cles 70 give the wsy nearest the middle
OF the street to nre cngines, hose carria0eS
and other fire apparatus, when the latter a.,
going 10 fires, under penalty Of . 1lns
OF not less than twenty nor more than I
hundred dollars, II . FREQ person; and o
stripes not exceeding thirty nine &c q slave
The tax bill, reported at the lAst meeting
by the Finance Committee, WIS then taken
mp and :considered by sections. Al q lat<
hoar the bill had not been dilposed Of
Dr. Ley6srm's Lecture Tanighs This gen-
tleman delivers tonight at the First Baptist
Church, another OF his interesting lectures
On Oriental lands. His subject b "Canstan-
tlnople and the Turks, with visit to the
HowiiDg Devishes." A description CT this
famous Turkish city, and cf the habits and
customs Of that moroee, melancholy and
OF . visit to those HowliDg MoDhA, pr0fess
maSe ri n fEs In5EssE Wit6 wAich TIL inis
ses,ss q Lectures has 6esn received.
Considerable ASsoRe- (ellowin1 parttes
were committed to Castle Thunder vesfer-
day: George Dawson, . Yankee tieaerter;
William L. Dwyer, and FL L. Schappard, cit
the lines.
One hundied and seventy white aud one
negro Yankee prisonefs were received at the
LIBBY yesterday, OF which three were com
mtssioned ofdcers. They were taken by
Gcn. Mosby, 10 Northern Virginia
Judge LyoNs's Cosrt-Julius G. Walssman.
Indicted for stealing two cows from James
NJ, Carter, vas tried and verdict brought in
Of guilty. Hts term was fixed at one year In
the penitentiary.
Tae case Of Joseph John Mccarthy, In
dicted for the murder OF his wife, which had
been set for, hearing on yesterday, was neces
sarily postponed until this morning, owing
to the absence Of material Witnesses.
The Court then took up the case Of Fran
ces Kelley, Indicted for robbIng the store Of
Pollard n Walker. The accused being Get to
the bar and arraigned was convicted BY the
jary and assessed with one years conilne-
ment in the penitentisry. After bringing In
their verdict, the jury were instructed by the
Juoge that they could nx the term OF i'm
prisonment ct twelve mOnths or less IN the
city jail, wheyeupon they recensidered their
verdict aud fixed the term of confinement
at thirty days In jail. In defence of Frances
Kelley, the accused, Mr.. George d. Wootton
appeared as associate counsel, and having
previously fortified himself with . mas OF
law books sufficient to I'LL wheelbarfrow,
made one Of those earnest and touching ap.
peals for which he has become distinguished.
In closing his speech, Mr. W. cited Exodus,
xxi chap, and 2sd verse, which reads .'Ye
shall not affiict any widow or fatherless
chtd. intending that, we presume, US 3
clincher
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Roo0ssy. .-On Saturday night last the Of
dee Of she Conmlssary General, On the
corner Of Main and 10Th streets, was entered
and robbed Of about e200 worth Of writing
paper and blanks Tho articles stolen having
on them the Government mark. rcndere II
highly probable that the thief may yet be
detected. ~ ~ sl~.,ss. !. -, go -.
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TIE miaeuabls rensu =, Anly oAa6oa, has L.
sae1 proclounstDn ~ hst11g IN siecsaps 81
eouney eGIeess N Tsanosass, - the - ~ q
nGsssk, =. nessow. = eAis peseiasoastsa - ~
eosy aayo .
Dsk tssanneh = 49, 49, ne ereagse E
Qnhof1na 1o1oook ool1qleQ, \ - - e1Deeeoe
80, t.. {. - ss,f:sss sssssai';
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LOCAL MATT E H 8.

FryhJal Accident About one o'clock
yesterday afternoon horse which William
s. Dawes, youth about fourteen years Of
age, son of Mr.. Samuel s. Dawes, formerly
a merchant Of Norfolk, Va, was riding, be
came frightened at some object ON the street
and dashed off at full speed. After running
the distance OF, perhaps, . mile, the little
fellow became completely exhausted from
his attempts to rein the animal up, and when
near tie corner Of 10th and NsFshall sts., fear.
ing he could not retain his seat in the saddle
much longer, he made spring for the
ground, but one of his feet becoming en-.
tangled in the stirrup, he was dragged some
distance, head downward, until the horse
could be stopped. When extricated from
his perilous situation, yonng Dawes was In
senseless condition. lie was taken into thu
Baptist Institute Hospital and his wound!
examined, when 1t was found that his righ
leg, about balf>way between the knee and
the foot, was broken, besides receiving seve
raj cuts aud bruises about his head and nee
DR.. Jas B. Read, the surgeon in charge ol
the hospital, skilinlly set his fractured ilms
and washed and dressed his head, after which
he was removed to hls fathers residence.
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Lavor's Ooamf.-James Doyle, white,
charged with stealing trunk aud contents
from Samuel II. HINT, was, after short ex-
animation Of witnesses, discharged
The charges preferred against Charles
Isaacs and Richard Barry, Of robbipg and
ined into on Saturday next.
James Williams, paroled Yankee, charged
with stealing one pistol and hat from VIM.
w. johnson, was sent on to the Hustinge
Court for examination.
~ The casa Of Henry Templs, . malatto,
charged with stabbing an unknown person
some time since, was again psatponed till
this morning. 81
George B. Wright, charged with stealing
500 In Confederate money from the store ol
Andrew lockwood, ON Saturday last, was,
after hearing Of the evidence, discharged.
The charge against William Dwyer, Of be-
ing suspicious character and trespassiug
upon the premises of Samuel Winfree, was
disposed Of by the Mayors ordering him to
be taken to tho Provost for enrolment Ia
the service. In the event Of his not being
II! liable Il to military duty, His Honor directed
the officer to bring him back to him; he
would then be turned over to the chain
gang z'
Miss Julia White, young and pretty girl,
when called BY the Mayor to answer the
charge OF stealing one ladies' hat, veil, and
pair of shoes, approached the stand weeping
bitterly, and protesting her innocence OF any
crime In the matter. The evidence sustain
ed her denisl, aud showed that Mrs. Donnel-
Ia, the com pisinant, loaned Miss White the
articles which she was charged With stealing
Wnereupon the Mayor promptly discharged
her. = = '-.@.t''..s1..,- q
Miles R. Bohapnon, former wen known
resident of this city. was arrested ON Sunday
last, charged with forging check for go
on the Farmers Bank 1t Lynchburg, Va
purportiDg to have emanated from B. Atkins
Il - When the case was called, the pris
oner's counsel, Messrs. Gilmer and Crane
asked . postponameut Ia order 70 proenre
|. the attendance Of Nj. Bohannon'e father In
law, whose evidence would show that he had
authorized the accused to draw tho check
upon him. The witness lived In Lynchburg,
and had elnce the arrest Of Mr.. b. paid the
check. The Mayor continued the matter till
Friday next
Eliza, slave Of z. Thornton, Amanda, slave
Of L. L. Moneurc, and Sophia, slave OF e
Goldsmit, charged with entering the store
Of Z. Goldsmits on Saturday last, and steal
iSg aa worth g dry goods we're remand Tas
the Hustings Court.
VIM. 7. Crawford, youth, charged will
interfering with the firemen In the dischasgt
of their dnty, was fined t10, and held to se
curity to keep the peace fof twelve months.
Lewis, slave Of a. II. Holmes, chsrge<
with huckstering In the Second Market, be
ing without pass, and suppooed TO be . run
away, was committed for goiug st large.
A grey>halred old negro man, named Dan
lei, charged with hucksteriug ID the Secont
Market, without . proper pass entttling hin
Of the :sw governing the sale d produce II
II y
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-01

Az ANTBO-A single man. who i q ars1 .fe
gardener, and IN make hinself eeraraIIy
useiai on farm to 20 tn Turkey Is'and estate n,
one Ven quabh ID good homo and liberal wages win
be gwen. Apply 70 DR. Barweu. Conner ~ fa;.s,
and 9th streets, or to " A'e's"
mhl-6t. PcLLARD & wALKEe. c.,v a.