The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-27

has been suppressed. and IL is ufldsrst,cd that
Mr.. W. II. Hai6einau, one of the publishers
had made his escape. Colonel Mckee, one 81
the editnrs, came ~ Tsnncss.e n few day
before the advance of the Southern trool.
into Kentucky. Nothing is known IT vi r.
Overtou, the other editor.
As Ear Is conid be learned, there was bat
very little enthusiasm manifested III aud
ahout Louisville Tor tho Lincoln c;iuse.
General Buekncr was reeei yiug large ar
cession- daily of citizens Of Kentucky.
ANOTHER rIsif PROM THE IJscoLE orS Boar~-
The Memphis .ippeol. Of Tuesday, learns
that Saturday last the camp at t'olum bns
WAS favored with another visit from fwo or
three of the t'"ir gun -boats-ttir same thai
have RECENTLY been 50 attentive 20 ne. They
came within a couple of miles of Columbus,
and, stopping ut the bead CT the river above,
commenced feeling for '.nlaskc1 batteries
ny throwing random shells. Eighteen Of
these missile were thrown at intervals Gi
about t,nslninutes, one of which il alleged to-
have struck not far iroIu Gen. Poik's head-
quarters, and the others seem To have been
directed toward Gen Thompson'- camp, on
the Missouri shore. Alter exercising their
batteries some three hours. without danag.
Ia any one. these boats rrtrrat.d toward
their rrndfZvous, not u single sitn ON ouT side
r.saondiag to their feinr.
Ii sreins 10 us that Il couple OF masked or
submarine" batteries, placed four or five ntilf>
above on the river. would be Il sufficient r."
needy for The insoieaee of the enemy as showf.
III THESE Occasl0titi foraNS.
YnE 81 xrrDr1,r At w.-uix.r"v.
A correspondent of the VI rnrhis .,ppeol ~
MARKS that the increasing confidence NJ The
Government at Washington, because that
city has not been attacked by Johnston ana
b"auregard. reminds Us OF the ostrich which
running It's head I'M 10 he sand cons it.,rs itself
secure iro'h All danger. 1--WE have seen oar
last defeat s1id the t.p3.tfut MCt Tell IN. the
other day, addressing TIM. troo;s and Lin
coin, ~ he rides around his capitsI from eu
tr"nchinHnt ~ ia trpuc hinant aud counts The
Immense guns which have been placed in pn-
sitlon for A defence, cunyratulates himself
Oh the safety of the METROPOLIS 'Dur castle.
strength VIII laugh :: siege to .coru," SAYS
the vulgar Macbeth, who twu mouths :, -
law Visions of the invading columns uf The
tonfetirrate- dark"ninC the avenue. There
can be No doubt that the most tremendous
preparations have beef, made for The protec-
tlon OF Washington.
WHY THE SoXTH pRo>Ecrfl.s THE wAs
The New Orleans Bee. i'll an article on the
WAY. says:
Ii has been not uupIausibly cor,ectured
that on" OF the principal reasons win, III.
North j. 50 resolved upsu the continued VIZ
UfodS prosecution OF the WAY is ih;t: her
p""ni" now know Ivy experience The in.sti-
m@hie value 10 them of the Southern trade
II they knew this before, they afflicted 10
orhy II, ana sought lrrs:sicutiy 80 tiispar;l re
our wealth and resources. Since thu, COM
Mcnc"ment OF hostiIiiies they have grail
naiiE lost the entire commerce Of the South
ant they are well aware that il. for ali fu-
turc tine, this vast source Of opuiencc i. for
ivlted by them, the mercantile uarts ct New
England and tiie Nidle States will b;. hone
irsSlN ruined. Nothing can possibly save them
except The recovery OF that magnificent TRADE.
which had enriched y. Iori. Boz ton and Phii-
1detrhil. and created luillioHairt ami mrr-
Chant princes III those cities J NAV b.
urged that the South can never again be in
uUctd TO maintain important business rplt-
lE1us win the North. Probably this would
b" thu case were the South permitted quietly
- accomplish t4r work of -tigj r;.ttou. Hence
the people OF the North ihink tneir univ chance
oil getting back southern tridC-ot mai king uir
country once more tributary 10 tErir .sro>yli,
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, is to cong ter Us hoid Us
rs subject provinces. aud compel us TO re-
,um" 'ha former channels Of mercantile.
communication. They freely atiAowIr,!"a
that Iii" war Ini1r.s them terribly, hut thtv
afs't" that the sacrifice immense ~ il j.. vii
h' more th'n compensated by the return o.
tht southern ~tJtes Into liz" MON alor,.-
over, ih"y affirm that IL rive up The struggle
would entail upon thelu il ratricyable p.tu-
mary ti>'trt"r. and that tbsy ctGuo1 lose iuor.
ny onttnHin% ii, esp tfa ~ as theT hold tna I
IL must prove iii The end suc., SsfuI
SIiI"RE OF \ NICE LfTTLE STEAMER.
The ii abiin ITiihDr. uf Snud;y, saws fI.ri
Il iirr. new steamer. called the Planter
owned, As we learn, b. the JincoIuit.S who
r"sl''" IN some part Of the Western countr,
WAS srtug@l"d over her" aud $ecrrtcti III III.
Ihr"" MIL creek. SDine citizens know ing
tdesr f2cfs. seized her on Friday last. -.
property belonging 10 oar ems,ui-s