The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-10
LATEST FROM TIE NORTH.

was assigned to the command OF liit idiit8't 49,
New York, IN anticipation Of disturbances on ei"'-
ton iay issued the following order, the CONCLUSION
of which holds the rod the heads Of those who
NAV contemplate taking Il stand against the Gov
ernment
HEApauAgrERs CITY OF NFw YORK,
November 6, 1864.
Tn obedience to the orders of the President, ard |
bv the assignment of MajorGGneral DIX, coIHnall~-
ing Depal tnent Of the East, MaIor-GehcraI Butler
assumes command Of the troops arriving and ao"t
TO arrive, detailed tOr duty IN the stale oi ~"
York to meet existing emeiEcncl"s ,
To correct misappIetenson To sooth" ttfttHI' OF |
the weak and tmd; to allay the nervousness ol t.lt
illalvised 10 silence All il- rumors circulated by
bad men for wicked purposes, and to cgnttaGlGt !
once and for all, false statements adapted to nlure
the Government in the respect and confidence OF the
people, the commanding general takes uCcd&i9n 10 |
declare that troops have been detailed fpr'uuty III
tins district sufficient TO preserve the p""" OF the
United States, protect public p,operty, :" prevent
and punish lntursonS MO Cut boidtl7, aiI 10 III
calm quiet.
If il were not within the information Of the Gov
erument that RAIDS like III qu4ity aud ob'ctt" that
made at II. Adams, were IN contemplation, thtle
could have been necessity fol- precautionary pre-
parationS.
pubcati0s by some not TOO well lnlJEnlr's persons
that the presence % the troops OF the Cn" states
might b. possibility, have IN effect upon th- nee
exercise of the duty Of voting AZ tue ensuing ecc-
hor Not,lira could be further from the tg,h. Hi"
it that there is iatc:erence Will: the ce lJ. III
less the civil autAOltt- a' overcome WIN i'itt u
had The armies 4 the IhLet states "a"
"nnstcrs.cf good, ana not Of evil" Ih'N are
safeguards Of Constitutional hhetty, which II it'-
dom 10 DO right, not wrong, Ihcy can be terror
- ev-Gort~ only and those who !gaf ;h'Tn are a.
cursed by their o0us.rl-eH, ~Fa1R {" the m
sp.atIuu OF his own iIitSUe&. freely. lie vi tt
projected in that night 10y the whole power "i th
Government if il shalt become necessary.
Al the polls, II l. NOT pos7bic exactly % separate
the it "a. from th, legal vote" the tdfes from the
ly!aat"but II 5 possible t. ircct auI l'1j-h tAr
fraudulent voter AFTER the elctloni7 over. fIsut~-
len. voting in election ot United States ell - an
ott,nrr against the pea" and dignity q tho I",d
| States. Every know whethe1 hr - IL,
| qualified voter; Sud lie who Nvls, 10; iitH iutE
| quq!:l does tt'Houa "loiit aSaii'&t ISi'i ana
| kIyyy!ati3- 3ppClaly j. Fraudulent voting d"tlt!
6n and h,lgoys orInlc, d2~"Iy.aE cundl%n puii i-
ment in those Tho. having rel. I.oUoiy "rgc t@1
| verrl:eu. when - ttoIr home, ia the SUuh. n.pE.
having tl.l AvIr tJS asylum, aba" III" hospitality
Of the - itu and cler-.sy II thC tJvclh'n"nE t5 IL
| t-rierrE IN he election 0T our iu!er7 SHtL H'H
| Ialr rvtuli.cn urt1I tlD1so1, breach u fa.iA Nt
!etjey auG forfeit the lGI,esty an>1ldti then /.
viii 10. b. ~"iI i.r them - 10 do.
b command Of
Ma,o--Gynerel BGs;J4NI, F Bp:L1R.
Ac,ing A-.i3:ant Aiiutant-urn~rs
| The Sixth Seventh and Tonfh Coune,t.-ut Ie2i-
ments arrived in NcH York on Sunday With oder
| to report 70 General Butler
l
metropolitan police. lnstlu,tns them 10 entore", 81
TUESDAY, th.ou yhout t, district compliance VIII
the STATE law requiring tina, n int"x attn hluoI
shall Dc sold On el>>tIor. day, that IL coS i5r th
ii~ttibutioR ol IL l@t. shah b= crested within On
hundred aDl i.ty ;eyl Of polling i-1e, aud lh7
no uujustiahle physical f.--e Gi.1l b. uj'G, 9TH
| by policemen OF ln-au7, = Ll-ite or inrn1taJ
| electors.
ThIty-ono car load .: troop, 70 v,:o in Name
passed thlou5h New York On Sunday.
, asyFRlI Hoob'. =, rBNf,srs-ars ALLta4D zF
PCI=E.
The lu]lexlng i. tie only te-egraTn IaoIshs' IL
tl.o I,luur. at.,ut Genera. Hole army. y ...s"
a, No4hyiIe, November 3th
ON tAs g; instant, ta Iot5i amy under io,,d Il!
tempted T.r I,nn,s-ov tl1sf II Tho "'ttit
IL, Biuevsrar, amt Wrrc Itpaia-'t bY TIC l III"
army, u.,ir- General 3hermnr., V7ta co".'t-Eah-
| los.
- Il Is vel. Known IN Richmond th.t Gen~rr
Hood kG. l,osaeI the Tennessee ligei, amt wthoN
L tiyLt +oo We may put the shoye to'7n It n. t4,
- ,lon d,-patch Upon tao strength q tha t"l-gIan
tir He,dH has th- ty!lowin.
>, Ceneral Hood ha4 been defeated WITH coHS;to'ab
loss his first attempt ~ cross t' l"ir5 'rt ilFe
e lhp point cip-l tor tti~ uJvt Ih"nt - between *
Z at, and Florence 1t The head OF the IA l-ctt' ~O+
| of the I+nn.ssc Iivtr 1t appears from our norIe
r0uiauC2 that General Sherman. hd- -r the foart
le I.Ilis 10 Decatur 70 OTrltt' against H"nd, WAN
=, | WIN the remaining tlls CoffS Ct his army, Ia" hi
| moved to Atlanta, ana l., III su probability, "i''
> | 10 iuauElr.tte an offensive campaign from III
il point thus ignoring, fOr the tne, III" existence
o. | Hood! or l,aviHg him tO prosecute ms campaign ~
Tennessee al, leisure. The rebel accounts "Ia
= We publish in connection with other important Ii
IL Ter piya interesting accounts of Hood previous
of the battle
n This correspondence IS dat@d al Rome, G''r2'
al OH the 3Oth ultmo. /: says that II l. unIersto
f. that the Georgia militia being gathered 10 alta
III Atlanta ana adds;
% Nov, sherman Is ayersc 10 permit Hood 10 ma
| the planning Of his fall campaign; ana 81, Gaj
l! fore yesterday, hs brOkr up camp treSf ~ hDf
chi!f the - took up the lspe ot ma,ch '"| ih"f
IN | ,,9g0a. the -- treated soathrara far Ai9""
| ,rhrrr thrg riU dfrIre NOrcHJrr or :.
~ sherman therefore ignores the existence "i HOO
ug amy 70 the extent Of FIVE heavy corps, which,
he | may be .uro, will not b" idle lhe foNft" 60,
. General 81 4uev, VIII be III Decatur, Alabama, IS
time this reaches You. Il pIoeee'i~ on loot, -"
ng ilyette and Rossyle to Chattanooga, TLet" TIA
10 for Decatur await II .
The puyma~tel have reached Atlanta, and Will
~ the troUy, there before they embark III any l'iF
ny ru,y,nfnt Tie late bttJtut tTs tcHC!accd St2lH
no that h. can 8.oJPu great H.stH"er s"tp tr ehem
| territory and S~b,irt H.Giu!g q. fo.do."J
''a Hood hereafter VIII igh: troops ui4,rr comm
act OF General ThU.as who IL sill! At AashFl!lt II
,v lights rt nil and there can ~ nothing cymloyu'
the enemy in the Statement tina: Ae vail nnd an Al
Ao Of United States soldier. competent 10 prevent
ali. trolln2 the soil OF Tennessee - a!ee.Le7s ezie
,st.