The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06
VA - AE1HR6.

From onr laNst southern exchanges we
nake mp the Following summary of news:
IfsrcLE's eRrfsEks IN fEr oeLr-rrIL PARrrc.
- ULAksor The cApruxE OF TIE ..AssA''--Rx.
| EPEzTKscB or THE ~sIrfc--rKoEasIs CAPTURE
OF THsJazF. DAVIS on r. G. WALLIS.
We have recently published a telegraph of
the capture Of q steamer, supposed TO be the
JEFF. Davis or Wallis, plying In the lake trade
bet ween Mobile and New Orleans, By one of
| Lincoin's gum boats. Tie Baltic, Capt. ].
n. Walker, has arrived NJ Mobile from Pas
cagoula confirming this report, and bringing
some highly interesting intelligence. The
] following graphic statement OF Mr. X. Is.
Holley, clerk Of the Baltic, we take from the
Mobile EreaiaG Neps. Z
SFEAxga BAbrIc, OPP PAscaGouLA,
November q, 1851.
9 The steamer Baltic, capt Walker, left mo-
Bile this morning at "a oelock for New Or
where we met the steamer Grey Cloud in-
Quired on board il the Sound was clear; they
said they thought 50, ns they had passed
through the day before and had met with TO
obstruction. We proceeded on from q capts
Pass untiiya O'Clock, when abreast of Roam
Island. we espied one of Lincoin's gun boats
the New London-en deavoring to head rs
off aud capture us. We i'm mediatelv changed
our course and steered for paseagoula, where
we arrived at IL A. M. ON our arrivaI at Pas
csgouia we .found this wharf crowded with
people, who rushed aboard and con gratIiansa
las on our good sense in turning baek-thefe
| by escaping an oath or the nastiie. they said
that they had been watching us with beating
| hearts for some time, fearing that ~. would
| con tinue our course under the guns OF the
| New London, which would end in our cap
Lure. had s. long and Interesting eonvsrsa
| lion wi In several gentlemen OF Paseagoula,
passengers and crew Of the unfortunate
| steamer Anna, nom whom we received the
! blowing Id formation:
| Inc steamer Anna, with passengers and
| cargo Of $40 barrels rcsin and turpen tine left
| Pascagou,a Tor New Orleans last Thur shay
| night, and WAS captured early Friday morn
| ing by the gun boat rev Lonooa. Il prize
crew was immediately pat on board with or
! ders to steer Tor ship Island. Tue original
! crew aud passengers were ordered 10 report
| On board the New LcG0on, whore they re-
manned uuul daylight. They were then
transferred to the steamer Massachusetts -
O2e negro alone remained On beard OF The
| Auna; WEE the the engineer, alu worked
| me engines Unu1 the boat arrived 1T sap
Island, where she discharged hsf cargo oi
Iosin and turpentine. the Anna %oS MOI
| burned put still romalus AZ sap lSiana.
| On Monday rioraIng last the Commander OF
! ti.e ii Massachusetts ordered The cIew ANA pas
| sen1erS 10 JoTm I. Cifcie or deck he toia
| item tnat he should Keep two o1 -Ao Cft W.
| tas captain aud l:lata; tns rest, he said,
| should remain on board an go TO 4HeW iorK,
or tage an oath not 10 bear aEInS asslas5 tue
| United States, or TO work on ANY orttticc:
| tons iii the Confederate states, Ur 10 sssisL
United states dnrins Ing present. sts-tr If az
fairs Jney, glad enough ID get ops OF The
clutches OF tIo LlncUinIles, willingly TOOK
| ths oatn and We're Iuriisn-d wltn small
schooner, 'one vi the Massachusetts former
prizes, tne crew o. when enlisted III lIle
| fouerci service, With Il promise that, Liter
| lie WIr Was over and tue f,oath sucj ss.ttta,
| tney would iurnish tnsm wiin 4 large, n'iu
Schooner with which tlsy arrived TII.l
safety TT loLn5.
| One CT tne i.eutenants, in searching The An
mas CABIN, found - IoAteuefuJe Hng, Wnlcl
| he hoisteu GA the Annals JAesstan, Union
GOWN. lie tnea remarked tnsts 1t was IL very
pieay flag bat "Ln;iL 0He,H SAID Ar. p1inTiE,
| 10 tie S,<.re and fsiiires, mat WaveG over Ola;
| tiAs, lis ntucn The largest
| ne sai1 tnslt ne knew al The boats that Piled
aeruss the lLAe anu Verified abatement 10,
Calling taeui by Earne. he said he was very
ail1ious 10 Capture sile California,
piraty OF svCu Yictuitis on boara.
pnu of tne Ansid's crew ASKED an officer
how loag ne tnoasnt this War Wuuid last
He replied not long, Tor liz less than tEcnt,
lays ti.ey VOLTA have POSSESSION of tn.
wnoie dulf COAST, Including Pensacola, AAo-
Die, AID new OrieaAs. why don't The
braggarIs colne he ghi>. Ike lake beats
were doing Il nne BUSINESS in The sugar ana
naOiass.s Trade, aha tntt Ie Iateuei-d 10 cab.
tur- cargo OF 1t ln Il iew u4ys. he has ket,.
his word, as steane boat, supposed 10 be tu,.
Jen. DAVIS OK r. y. Gailis, was caDLuret,
I'M. morning Dy tina EGu -DoaL New London
and TAKEN 10 Snip island. The lde,. lii send
YORK - Tor them 10 act as Witnesses to psose
taat The Anna ~ not s9aGuriny TO procesd To
hey West Northern port.
al tone O'clock to-day II schooner bove;n
signt OFT Deer Isl.l..d, ;-na seemed 10 he hat
Ing 10 the wesswarG. The rev Lo,,iua thsn
cruising about Horn Island, soon s,,;a,, -
aud Started IN pursuit. Jhe Schooner g.,
slsaa OF tfyins ~ AVOID the gun boat. .ssrne6
70 steer iot Aei' as II lney wanted &c deliver
themselves ny. The New Lon6or fired ssvs.
raj snot across the Schooner vhich then
hoFe'to ana surrendered The last ssan of
them the gun boat had the schooner in tow
Island. F
Met the steamer Robert Watson al Grants
Pass. We LETT Pascagoula at three O'Clock
iOd arrived at Mo bile ut alf past eie bit Thurs.
DAY evening T.. b. HOLLY, Clerk.
ARREST oF A YANKEE wDAAs SEAs FsLIcIAsA
ksy1CcKY.
from letter in the Menu his dppc1l, dated
.tUamp Bsauregard, Feiiciana, Kentucky.
NoYera Der 49, We take the following para.
grsph:
Yesterday a lady just from Padunah YVES ar
rested near our camp. and upon her persr n
was found large package Of letters, written
20 our boys by their friends at home. They
had been intercepted somewhere in transit,
and had no doubt ri Their been, or were in tend
ed to be, ken to Padncah. This fact plainly
shows that Lincoln has ennsslries lingering
Il
Of the Louisville .Jo,eraaI upon her per son toy
distribution. Upon this head may Ismark
that Abolition papers and documents by the
ton are regularly sent into Kentucky and
distributed among all classes, especially the
unsuspecting.
BoAsTIEG OF ABOLITION srccEss.
The following congratulatory statement,
made by the Leavenworth (Kansas) 7tnas,
evidences the secret feelings that prompt the
Abolition Government TO wage war upon the
South:
Thirty e;ght negroes arrived in Leavan
worth on Sunday, having been freed by Jen.
nison. ard q greater number went to Law.
renee. Millions of dollars worth of this
kind OF property are now running about liz
Kansas. Leavenworth is crowded with them,
ard Lawrence has larger number. Theo
reiicai Abolitionism has ceas. d and practical
abolition is at work. The doc rines OF Messrs
Lane, Jennison & Co. are being carried on
70 the letter. The green prair'as Of Kansas
are assuming an ebony hue. Rabsts' negroes
are taken without the forInaIity Of writing
while receipts pass for the Union mans
slaves. From every point our armies sonch,
copioUs streams OF these dark yisayed stran.
gers upon US, ;.nd fair Kansas is fioadea with
Africa's chiy2lrcus sons and lovely daughters
One cannot pass the streets without hearing
the gen tie patting OF the tiny-footed fugitive,
or snuf the pregnant 2spliyrs without In
haI.ng the incense OF their fragrant bodies
RICH HAUL FOR THE cogFgnERArBs.
From the Cincinnati Gcsss.s, OF November
i7thr we take the following:
Increased sudacity on the part of the Seces
sionists might be expected, as a natural eoa.'
sequence of the change in the military affairs
in Missouri. The telegraph brings one of lie
FIRST effects Of this in the capture Ut an army
train of fifty wagons and Ave hundred oxen
Ia Cass couaty, on their way 70 Seaalia.-
There Is, however, one satisfaction In this-is
Is regular.
KANSAS CIrY, November ia wagon mas.