The Daily Dispatch: July 26, 1861., [Electronic resource]

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False sympathy.

--Among the Abolition of fact Sunday, is a Surgeon by the name of Connelly, son of C. M. Connelly. His son in Howard's factory. The father of the person in the factor in New York through then of the tobacco manufacturer Richmond Brave disposed of their produces the recalled Commercial metropolis." It has grown rich and wazed fat on Virginia custom. It is repaid by sending his son to dillp out our throne. A gentleman of this city told us yesterday that Charles M. Connelly awod the tobacco merchants now at less $250,000.

We tion these facts because we hear that a good deal of sympathy has been expressed for the person named, simply because his is there was head of a ‘"Virginia house"’ in New York. Let such misguided persons remember what would have been their treatment had young Connelly and his contemporary ruffian succeeded in getting to this city otherwise than as they did. We have heard it stated man than once, that amongst the effects captured from the Lincolnites Sunday, were more than 30,000 pairs of handcuffs. What were they for unless to inflict on us, in case it success, the last mark of degradation?--Civilian warfare does not tolerate the use of any such weapons. They are generally a served for ons. ‘"Think of that, Mark Brook."’ There are 17 Abolition doctors a prison here, and if she Confederate authorities see fit to release one or more of them to a tend their own people now here, nobody could object, least of all, our surgeons who have or their hands the care of the wounded of both sides.