The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-11


Havs you never, n doe esattoe, attsnetea q
sae cou.ss =. ". ei.s csa ~
Of ihe reheIiion q, "a any
Have you never, IN eoavenaiins. discouraged The
eanss ne o. M .ne reoeia. SOY ~ x.I.,.,, -
ter, ~ '>'''~'
| Z Dlsloyxlty.
| Nots-if the Jud9ee are eou:ned thAe meA b
dlsioyai to the United ststes y their duty 70 re.
inse bis vote, TOT such person not lcsnl voter's
Of che State OF Maryland.
Arc yoa loyal citizen Of the United States!
HAVE you been loyal ever saocc the beytnaing q
the sebelions
Have you never Te1oieed over the defeat OF the
Union army
hase yoe sever ft1oseee eses tne success Of the
seees esnye
Whce ne qaU0 49, ee0 she rebel army meet
~ naissc, which - yoa 49, 70 gain the Victory!
Nose.-Anes insetE03naial sos pe5oh oaeflng 10
VT, Usc suaAes .sy ss s.S. sv'aencs 20 ptOvs
or e!spsove nis ssasc@sae eu must bs governed
~ tne weight Of sesunos
s.sus tssoAs sLseilosl - '1so0s AND KANSAS.
.,,.va..c~ an ,he Al, snss ,i,a .o,,. A,.,,h.no..
Joseph 3. Thomas (Rs1lcsD has beea elected
Mayor Of 81. Louis ky z, - maj0sliy.
Al the election Ia EeayepWorth, says the Yankee
papers, Joseph 1 Mcdowell and hiR entire ticket
axe elected hy 900 y U0o majority. n neoa Mayer
An.hosy issued a proclamation, ciosips the soils,
and calling On the ciseps u aid him In preservine
,h..... -a,.,. ,,-..-..,
'"0 peoSs, "Hen was oi''esssded and he Young
continues. ki0sns was lndugedin Ia to q cOnsidsSa-
Bile extent, and several persons, including Mayo
An,ho,v rar. ha.,an ana a,,,.n r,o., ,,s ,,,,,,.
.."''."s' -''' 1'''~.' '''''' '''' P''''
ihe De"oe'0ss sLeaVcnworah speeiai says:
Al the election o-day the polls were seised BY
mob In the Interest OF aucDowei the Canev and
Copperhead candidate, and Mayor. ANTHONY and
many of his friends were kpcckcd down and bra
tally beaten. The City Marshal was assaulted and
dangerously wounded. Armed men took posses
sion Of the polls early In the day and deiied the
city authorities.
The military were called on by the Mayor to pre
serve order, but their assistance was reftiecd Gen-
eraI Davis. the Dis,ricf Conn. .rdrr t.smed .,rin.
gent orders that the soldiers al the fort should not
visit the city unless entitled to vote hut the order
" as OuBnlv viOlated. Gen (:nrtis hrin0 aI,sect-
Great excitement exists, and the best ctixens nro
nouBce the election a farce and fraud The Con
per,eads are iuhuasi.
ther dispatches sAy that Anthony tried to excitr
mob, and closed some Of The boiling places. but
was elled IN omen Them a~afn
~
THE WARM THE souruwssr-pouRxsr,s
dispa'cs from Louisville, Ky, dated the 81 Inst,
saya that the military autho,iit.s ,hryn b.va M an
,-...ns;ons oe anu o,,...,,o -o:, ~-p ~
Pe"'"''""e u Guy 0A'0"'i'e IaAu '"'o nehtueky AZ
present. Another telegram from Cincinnati, of
the same date. gives a diff;.ren, aceount:
ann-.,,a,s,ons nf rsh.. ..,s ,.,o x..,,,.,,
Apprenenslons ol renei raid into Kentucky still
,..s, ,m,hn,,,,as Fun g., Ea",sns. s,. s .,
":,h ,i.h ,sn od n"",.d man az ~ ~.
So rronasinc ,or ,,IJ he,-oo5 .hoss ,v,n noir,s
This portends series OF iuvasions and combina-
lions that Will give great trouble
e M .a ~ .e ..,. -. . aaS;s ~
,, ys .os .o s.: ~ w. ~. ue M ~: - -
chsInss sha ".c ,hn'.h no, ss;",.s,s au.tvaS
.hoe ~ M,n, t ~. HS"s"y =: i5 S -.
aov. -, ,on, a." a. ""'n'.aa r. ,a 'sasOu a,s" :"
auv ''sh ,h. MoV I've ".nuea ~. was 1,sv sv -
p:. .,.o' 10y s o. Me sen'. % .e oi ooAso. M
VIII nu..s nseo" """o'eu :" s"o '"o"saau "'0" as
"'rT' rI p"".s",,.,o
NC .'sueiaae s'. so,ules nna n'auc ,es appeal.
"n ~" % na"and' l"o% Th., LA =. ,be haa ~
s ssirmisb .. "ce",1ra dnr,px las, week ha,ue.n
portion of Forests command and the Sixth Ten
nessee cavalry, Col Hurst, which resulted In a
disaster to the latter. The location and Date Of
the affair are not definitely given. Hurst lost ten
Killed and wounded.
Ten officers and one hundred privafes, belonging
to Col dawkins's 1th Tennessee cavalry. who were
captured by Forrest lately, at Union CITY, have
n"s,s... Thes 90 hi, .nm.s,Pp 80 All. 80
rroAins c,on, r.hai ,,,ie ora =, Ia n,oh.Iia ,h.,
manv If them wiiI f;naI,y re, hom. LEM, Raj.
ford who escanrd from Ste Libby nr,s.,, v,i,h e"i
S,rei.ht. was among the lucky ones. "a well ss =
SON of CoI Hawkins and Lieu,s. MORGAN ana
Gray. Several hundred rebels Of FaulkneT's com
mand occupy Hickman during the day time, re-
turning in the evening. They have thus far made
no demonstration.
THE EXCHANGE QUESTION
We find the following Ia Washington telegram
relative TO the exchange question.
II. unasr.,ooa ,h., cau pu,,.. In. ...on..s
basis oS a~chano. ,nI.I, T,nu,,.s, .s
hv aI, "ur nrisnnsr. viii, hs srn,,,nse h .ns.e
go, ~ Hnaf., ; " =. ~ "1.so
R:chmond and washington authori,Ies. II Il Known
tha, the rebels are exceedingly anxious to secure
their DrtsOners who have fattened in their COM
fOrtabir ouarters. for the sDrlna campairn.
Col. OuId. I'm an interyiew with GeH. Butler a,
Fortress Monroe yesterday. sent assurances to Ad-
nllFai Dahigfcn that the next boat would bring
down Tue body OF hls son.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Governor Bramlette has returned from W Naships-
ton to Kentucky and it is understood that salts
fac,ory arrangement has been made with the Ma
tional Gov. rnment Negroes are not TO be enlisted
in the State of Kentucky, provided that the State
shall furnish fifteen thousand troops. Governor
Bramleite PROMISES that the troops shall be fur
hlsheu.
The United States Minister at Rome, Cenr King,
writes that the Americans in Rome have made
liberal contributions to the Metropolitan Faii for
Tue sanitary COMMISSION uDout ~ oe hed IN New
h,us ;o,nas na I' ~ m" o cou,,,h,.i',s A"'e''
n,.s.....- go. .,.-.,....a., .,., ,..,
D!spatcnes IRON Cincinnati state ina! Gsneiai
IN nlaee Of Cen. SchoSeld. and thai N >or Genera:
Nar,.v Mci,onk Crn1cnden. Newton. ana sykes
t,,asrher with ten Briradcrs. have been ordefed to
report to General sherman.
Nv o,aar of Cav Mor,o, tho en,ire Indian, Ia.
,,on IA ordered to hold tsef in readiness 10 take
d.. fiela af anv momen. ,o reneI fnvasion Grand