The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06
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We sr and forced the garrison OF Fort
them in ,ts tnpotent rage, TO stake iss re-
Piesahs firing on ouf hospital, ana burning
Sshssa6t.tions OF eur innocent women and
IRE s~nn vho have been driven therefrom
sh'lei a,.nnouaced storm Of shot aud shell,
D. ar ne cooiaess, devotion, ana oonsrica.
70 >iIantrs of the troops the @ enerai ten.
oss NC cnttils, thanks, huS for the precision
eers ~ hrtng, ia this their first practice.
o, w would have done credit 10 veterans,
whynrnsnIa tn express his admiration Their
be-, and their enemy Will eoth remem.
eeVnes asi ard Esd of November.
ss, Hornmand Of Mai. -3en Brsxg-
ny Gro, u. GARSgR
Assistant adintant General.
..,rtY on THs SAyY-rasp EEAa fRssA-
sss COLA.
-. Pensacola obeorsr. of the seth ult.,
says
ro..,s.rpd hy Fort Pickens | st week, sud
F~s~ ceased on Sunday morning, and mp TO
aes, ,9,-sseEt lirGe hiss not been renewed. 1t Is
''et-saa by some, says the Montgomery
satfS,s~ m II at the time Col Brown opened
Asrf', so offences OF the Confederate forces
IN .' ,oeftsi he would be supported In n very
Nv t'nr,s By s very large portion OF Lin
50" So sTiy tda. hat that AS osly small mum.
~ 80 me f.eet arrsved, and those being una
y, "a y, axe any impression on onr batteries,
pc ss.rAI Il advissbe 20 Te,inauixh the at
~ ar IN 9 present Others again think the
,..eE Only 4 it4ntt tnc pui foSc "a
a.srtrs- The strength, posi- lion, and number
Ir.es rnrs mounted by Gen. Bragg.
c; b,e T.ss hss oh}ec1 he most slgnaliy failed,
~ Brseg, while he had only the fors, and
$40 vessels 20 reply 10, did not DEEM III
oHs 1sssry 70 cpen his most effective
Ie.ssr,s. shouidCoI Brown, en- the arriva,
S.ho snt - f,eet. feel disposed 10 aid the yes
IL IN forcirg'an entrance into Pensacols
or be w,u be likely 10 be greeted with
rams al iron hail from powerful batteries,
x,sas -. IN a ~ hxs az N
dream a.. -. 49,.
-, little forts 1T Port Royal, but 1t Is
- another 10 run the blockade, which
tnnssraI BrsEg has established ~ the entrancs
=, psasscots Bay, as ths enemy viii iind TO
ssssr cost should they make the experiment
In. DtrOs; confidence is expressed bv the
,lsn lederste officers, and by all others who
sfysh d sH opportunity of examining the
Images Gf he ability OF our troops 10 resist
49, STACK
...;srov oP TEE CoCpT Atrial TX COL. SINGLE
rAaY's SAFE.
The decision in 1he ease OF Col. SingIetary,
,,ao. II viii De raeollected, acted SO noble a
c,-t ~ resc airg the cficers and crew of the
French frIgate "Prony," on The coast of
Tgyta Carolina from Il waiery grsye,) has
naea f. lily made out aud has come 10 light.
TIE Newpera Fycgress says
We learn hat the decision breaks him OF
his.olrnAEd pay, &c, for TWO Il onths, and
.utietI> h.m - 2 reprimand TOR il sn bor,.ini-
INN, Inc toioHsi, unwilling 10 De idle ioI
100 mQHlhs, II a time when The country
re.is all The assistance II cln get. aud nsIiev-
,ng ;Ras his regiment, which has become al
rr-dv CONSIDERABLY diSsifected and democrat
I'D viii hardly IT worth comm and,ug ~
mai tine, hiss handed III his resignation u
, Gen. brabch.
yk0s -oLCxBus--EPrEcTEp MOVEMENT or TRg
EsbAY.
From the Nashville hGnaer, OF the LIST inst,
ws tsse the folio wing;
HFApqrARrgRs, CoIUGBus, Nov. Is.
Ths folio @ing are sNtrrcts from dispatches
hsve received 20 day The mrs. is from q
g,atitman II 81. Loais, the second from
t.!-ln IN PaducGh;
First. Tbs enemy intend TO make an at
| !41k UE Columbus Ia - days, with force OF
from -5,cl1 10 lp3,otp mel. II JOu can re
| rGlse Them il wllt have = better effect than d
d-e4t Oh the Potomac, Theirs has been
capped from s.. Louis TO Cairo a lal &c
AMOUNT OF cannon and ammunition. Ia st
L}ais there are IS mortar boats, and gun
tJat- -
Second extract. They say when they do
| move On Columbus, tfey expect 10 surround
wa aud starye yon INTO su5nIs SION. ] heard
- ,,onsl BIZ gentleman, who Is personally
acquainted with affairs IL Paducah ana
| t-i-J SAG, that his - the calculation pub-
| il,ly expressed among the officers a., caro-.
These extracts snGdoW forth correctly their
plans ana eVe.y effort should be MADE tc
prepare l. strong force 10 meet them Oh the
Tsat and rear. no lime should be lost.
Gin. j PILLow.
Brig. Gen. g. =. Il. LOlod'S
Dgs sRgc5ISRf,pE II FrssuIr CT TON CRIT
TENnLS.
From tie IJwIing Green CORES pendent o.
he Ny Orleans PicQyd.as, under Us e of no
yenbeT %, va lake the following extract:
Gen. Breckipridge, with Hanson's, Thomp.
sous, and T7abue's hentackv inf ntry regi
meErs and Col. Helms kentucky cavalry
left here sunday morning Tor the purpose Of
attending 20 q u. Crittend-n, who was IN.
derstood to be al or near Rochester, threat
tning Russetiyille. He procc eheo over the old
dart road dirct to EasseliyiIle, which he
Eeas aet on Tuesday, and from that place he
proceeded directly towards Rochester. n
has Ant been heard from since. Strong hopes
ATT entertained here by many that General
uFtl5nden will make stano, and give our
ooys an opportunity 70 do some work. It is
believed that the Federal forces AT, or near
Rochester Calhoun, and Hartford, number
srF or eiaht thousand men. l know no.
II mig positive OF the present strength OF Gen.
>tsrman on the railroad North of us and
Il Ara Of The forces at Columbia, and in that
u Vicinity. We have about 1 0oo men t Hop
Il saTllie, nader Gen. Clarke of Mississippi, a
i rev man in Kentucky, bat said 10 be good
ohCer.
PEpKRAL PLUspKRISa IN KANSAS.
The ST. Louis Republican has the following
II paragraph
few days since, the notorious Captain
tlsveiand with about twenty of his band of
"a ,syhaWs-gs, entered the Union branch Bank
aAa lie Bank OF NorthrUp il Co, OF Kansas
- tliY. and took $3.50 from The former and
81 fnr "a for
a ol'h banks that they had anticipated Il rob-
c4Ff' anu removed most OF their money to a
M lace Of safety. II is high time this man was
moalhed' by somebody. He is certainly a
@1"'sl~tdi- character. Ills exploitsiu high way
query throw those OF Dick Turpin or Jack
- >leppard il tie shade. With his small gang
av does whatever he Oh doses without moles-
;at0n.
"a LEsf4JSS ~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS RETR EATIyG
"A -lNsUkEEcTi0s AMONG The ISDlAEs.
ine following special dispatch to the Mem
Vie APpeet contains the latest and most in ter
"|hs news from Missouri
he. ARC, Nov. -, ! 6l-A gentleman arriy.
arTe Yesterday event 6, who left Gea Nc
n'oeh camp on the 10Th inst.
Il nSh.rr command left Springfield about
In accompanied by Lane and Mont
s. M ny, WIN their Kansas Jayhawkers, the
lmsr reIeating toward St Louis which
1 'es supposed to be their destination.
leaeral McCulioch, with i,7oo cayair-,
E hh pursuit., for the purposs of har SO;
81 1la'm and 10 endeavor TO cut off and cap
M slaeir provision train. He succeeded In
III ANs about one bundled loaded wagons and
MWHrd continued the pursuit, with what
IA .,AeI succ So is not known
~ me Federal force Yves estimated at forty.
~ .; thousand
# i ll.eeS forces We're moving up into Mis-
MN to"Trd Lexington, where 1t is thought
IN Al WA goihto winter quarters.
az quiet In Kansas, with the exception
E8 80, .as concentrations of the Indians, who,
Is N 'L az aoseAce OF the Federals, are securing
p n, 49,, an property they can get belonging TO
H. - aies. They are not, no viewer, laying
Ia ' 1e The country
Is we've hundred Greek warriors have re-
80, ane called for assistance from the