The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-03

s.e.s re7ssssBad angdst I. 1872
fa EfssnsM be Neutrality-suspicious. The On
tsitfstaslfasisHf deep which tho,
good HsWx from Mbsefta Hafuifnas has beeii fe.
sceisedaby OuE people Sosday. Many IL orr
SscEefa0st md best citisefss are soafs sos the
Old NORTH Stat, and 0tr btasiisss and social
relations are so close and intimate that almost
us much interest and anxiety was felt heresin
the result a8 nc the election involved our
State Government nniBediaiely. Indeed. IL
was appreciated that the isxile of the natiofaI
contest dsEendedsingIeat measure upon the,
effect OF the first gun sounded, to-day, and
hence public expectation has been strained
to the hfgfest PITCH Everybody is gTati-
fed, and even staia old citizens, the solid
men who1geneIaily take little active interest,
have been LOUD in expression, Of their relief
and emulation, and anxious 10 hate some
adeqn3te public demonstrate ,i. : Apfaea-
ton Ma made to the State Government tor
q cannon with which to fire. salute. The.
meeting d. the Greeley Central Club 10,
night is likely bbe converted into a grand
mass meeting 'tuf the peop!ei for hearing
speeches and giving senb TO theiy keen sehse
of triumph. y indeed, .Goionef il. FL Ntth-
ers, who arrived from Lynchhiirg 5to-dayton
Els way TO Richmond, was ut once pressed
tLLtO e VIC d1u AGH0LtLftCu ~ Spclh db LUG
courthouse Tonight. Tliele will he q large
crowd to hear him. afias95a.4 j .ns
Stownll seensto be having successive pc teks
OF tropblein the course of bis congressional
canvass > Yesterday:ad meeting of about a
thousand negroes, d NNott6Hay courfhonsc
ratified Porter almost without dissent, and
gave threees ggfaoans fur bis efnpefitbs. aHGtlay
CoIoneEJenkinsesp as to. hag sspokeen Stow
els Interest Mt BfrkeviIieypsI'her spasl a.
great gathering Of tie carpet. bag clan, md
about ilalf aAozen SaGgroes us audienee., al
Last night tfiere was t1zhave been a meet
Ing, officially called, for the purpose or organ
izing a Grant and Wilson eiui-and q meet
ing there was, il, t,eelre, negroes may be con-
siteredas constituting ONE, here In this Afri-
cen stronghold, where theisi registered vote
is;nearly three Thousand. The Radicals al e
out Of all hope and heart. y John B. ,GiYens,
a, prominent and influential negro preacher,
Is said to have declared for, MI, Greeley, and
it liz known that others aiestaon the fence
1t IS proposcd:to have a grind denonstrat
ton on Monday night, with torch.-ligsht pro-!
Ecession, illumination, speaking, &c. II IN
d This morning John Brown and Bella Lee
(colored), charged with burglary in breaking
open aud .robbiBg The hoiise of Mary Court
ney, were sent on to be indicted by the
grand jury. '~'
; Bankrupt notices were served to-day on
the, creditors of Mr.. J.&T! NORRIS; furniture
dealer: Hisliabilities amount TO over forty
one Thousand dollars : i4a III j. y
!. There will be a feast aud fair at Mr.. Sinai
church, Ia Prince George, on Wednesdays and
Thursday nextlo raise FUNDS to rebuild. the
church. On Wednesday the 7th a lecture Is
to be delivered by Rev. DR.. j. C. Cranberry,
Of Richmond. siats mI+t
1T has been raining nearly all day, but the
skies are now bright and the tempered at
mosphefea delightful. ';t.iJ :" RoBIN ADAiR.