The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20
NitI'monn pispatthl....
...suay MORNING AUG. %, 1881
IIE \ i VS.

- te,egrarhic dispatches this morning
,be frat in simaticn Of the i'm preston
,,<ed IN Europe 10y the news OF tue ="
toe,at on the 2lst OF Jniy Com'he
t'"' Northern channels, these diSPa'' IVY
'"''' az outline of the facts ne hio'A
60 ton IS still asltatei I'm tngfaho, aho
Az ,t,n Times fears it will lead to GIL
t"' ,l,,attous" In this connection, we
h'"'' ,r,nortant opinion from the Premier
-. Britain. The London Herald makes
announcement that when Napo'eoh ""'1I1
'u' .,,tIs 81 Ball Ran tManasSas) he re
8" 70 recognize the Confederate uoNerh
-, TAe details ~ t"ls arrival Will oe
'..sst t.- VII case4 anxiety
~, s..s confirmation OF tie federal de
-, Missouri. " Ii ii briet statement from
,I.rul.a,h IA relation 70 the affair.
...,-,rn,e dispat.h from 81. Louis informs
an Pope ~ making immense prepa-
.,,.s - retrieve she disaster, bat we think
.,.I.r...lH government IS nearly played ont
.,.r.. The sta.ement that zen. SEE
T..ls. lttuu a. unknown AZ 81. Louis, con
80. orr belief that his command has been
,,.r.l py zen Lardee. The eleTai tate
an. # the.r los II i've regiments, though
-..,.., g..sv, lhe ,rQth, would make an as
20. mu. n larger than the Northern pa
shave yet admlttau.
a.a MOVEMENTS u! Gen. Lee IN Western
...-...a.a seem ,o be conducted cautiously, yet
.,sHs.H, and though L. thing Is accurately
.,.,. d: 5. confidently believed that :he re-
...,e... fully retrieve the disaster to Gen.
...-is.t.s .a.e command.
5,.-,,.a .. from All agtstlo IL the Cincinnati
...,...,.r. 20, shat General Il 9cucranl, the
...s-l commander in Western Virginia, is
....r 10 meet With IOor success H. mis- cali
,-r tsu0Y. from Cl->innati. a cossy>p oDdent
r tl.... paper writing from ClarkaburZ, VIr.
,.tta, u.. lie ; Ii lLs.., says
-rbr necessities Of the case consist in the
a., Ina. Den. Lee, the abIvst OF me rebel
.rr1.L.1e.> -BsHuTeGGrd only eptcd-is 4;
5,ts, lie, not more titap forty OF fifty miles
I'll vet 81 LuttonsV Vile, undoubtedly With
r..v.rsiul army, because Lees character
III aGtr,ea.nts show that he never moves
49, ~. t..pIise unless he h. satisfied lie hs :
-.....r- eLcEAa 70 make acc OmpiisGlueut rea
,r. biz certain. IT'S rmuured thai lie has
t-iy Thousand oT.Iitty thousand men. Ii he
ha> h.lt 50 many, TeadeI= WiII assent that his
demons lgafloa $ sufficiently iormi lathe, au0
s4ruulshea The country that the next
campaign IL Western Virginia VIII no be 4,
--lai1E expedition. No Intelligent military
ma. appIeaehds defeat OF cur army; but il l.
yS.,ulD tAe range OF possibility, and it should
b. guarded against hy every possible precau-
zion.
WIS; would he the consequence of our de
fest Overthrow OF the Western Virginia
Provisional Government; exile OF the Union
.,.tzau> and conn sCatiOn of their proper y, or
;ar conversion OF ludiIferentS INTO rebels ;he
.,qlEura and des tTuctlOu OF the Baltimore and
g.lu and NuTlh yves tern Virginia Railroads,
VII. Il are 50 impOr tart 10 us the capture OF
car vast army supplies, which are 50 neces F.
say Tor the rebels and the defeat Of any en-
;c5prise the Government may contemplate III
gs.rreLCe 10 East Tennessee.