The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14
Late Northern and Southern Tevs
We gather the following from late North
srn and Southern papers:

We gather the following from late North.
srn and Southern papers:
RE.nsLIsIIxa YoB TsB wAa.
We learn from an Adjutant In one Of the
Aississippi regiments, ut Oentrevills, that
some six tee n Mississippi and Louisiana 70.
simenu have Ie.eniissed for the war, and
great alacrtty. He estimates that some nifty
thousand troops on the Potomac have already
enlisted for the war. He says that the Iaie
news has given grea. impetus to the work
LyncAbur1 Republican.
SPIES AND TRAITORS.
All the late movements Of the enemy dis.
close the fact that they have received i'm
porsant information from spies in our midst.
They would never have ventured 10 Florence
Ala, with their gunboats, IL they had mol
known that country To be undeien ded By sol.
dlers. Lot stricter watch be kept upon
sus picious persons, and Lot them be summa-
rily dealt with, II detscted.-NasArils Union
GEN. vAH DoRN
Has had q conference with the military au-
thoritiss at Lift Rock, the result Of which
10 . proclamation to 10 issued. calling for
ten thousand mon 10 rendezvous At Foca.
hontAs. Any man 10 authorized TO raise a
company, and have immediate trAnsk rita.
ton to the place Of renoszvous. Soon as
ten compan i0s arrive regiment will be or
~
cers. II volunteers arm themselves, they
will be rec eived for twelve months; II un-
armed, they Will be received ana armed and
equipped BY the Confederate Government,
receiving q bounty Of nifty dollars each In
advance, which Will be OF benefit 70 their
families I'm til they draw their first pay.
GEN PRICE,, OF NIssoURI.
Tho Tennessee Legisla ture has paesed
N rula
ton to the alIant services Of Gen. Price.
The Legislature recommend that President
Davis embrace the earliest opportunity
Whic n may be afforded him, Of eViucing his
own favorable npprecl alton OF the ser>ic ices
ana capacity OF den. Price, by assigning to
him such position in The aruy OF said Lon
federate States he ma Le, In his Judg ment
best calculated ~ ena Die nan ~ prove Tho.
rOaghly effective IN cOnsu mating The de-.
hvernnce OF the state Vt IAlssouri trvin EIDE.
raj rulo.
TIE FRBScH EarEkok % AFRICAN AFFAIRS, 30.
The Washington correspondent Of the Bai |.
timOre Sun says
In few days we shall receive the speech
OF tile Emperor Louis q aeoteOn ut Inc open
ing Of the French Legislative assembly. IL
Will give US al insight l. TO his general policy
regarding Mexico and the United States. /.
| cannot to expected, however, In relation TO
| the latter, that he Will disclose IN his speech
/ cS,W
| OF diplomacy or arms.
| A demand, or proposition, through his
| minister here, will AeCess my pIecsue any
Olner demonstration. He May, iAueed, with.
| out any PRIOR nOtIce, recoguIzo the CUnieue.
| rate 0Gntes and establish diplomatic IN ter q.
course with them. But this would neither
| terminate the war nor open the cotton ports
| to commerce. he may demand that the
blockade Dc raised, or 20 even further, and
| say that hOstilities must cease.
| 1t WAS recently stated that France bad
| proposed int OF ventlVn III our affairs " Eng
| ianu, ana though this report Was denisu
there IL reason 20 oelleve mat II was true
IL Is also very probable that EnHlanu WI IL
| act in accoru with France, but that as the
former look the Initiative IN Inc Trent al
| ralr, the latter IS 10 LEAD in armed iuterven.
| ton, the understanding that III either case
one should support the other.
The Treasury note u hi funding bill VII
pass the 6enato; but not without Weeks
| disc usslon. Several prominent Senators
nave stated their intention to oppose the ic-
| gal tender provision.
| orders have becn issued rom headQuar
| tors III reference 10 Lne capture VI to.,
| Henry, to the effect that tho position sua II
10 held III whatever cost.
The report that Gen. McOlellan's com
III Ano Is hereafter to be conftnu 10 the dc .
| partmens Cf the PJtCInac A not without
I0uhda tloE, but no ORDER for the purpose IA,
Teen yet Issued. 1t mas been common 70.
max that the duties Imposed on Con. uAc.
| Clelian were too burdonsoIne Tor one man.
| AFFAIRS ~ EAW YORK.
| NEW Yokk. Feb. The remaining vessell
| at the brooklyn navy.yald, belonging u
| Commodore tOrlsr's mortar fleet, Wlll sal
| In few Jays 10 the place If rendezvous -
| About half Of ne fleet has alIeauy been dis
| patches thlther. The nortars TO be uset
| nave an average weight OF about 1900
pou ads, aud w III carry u shell. it Is stated,
| distance OF II miles.
The ship George Washington, 1884 tons
rating A l, anu the Great hep ubllc, pH
| down ON the record S,356 tons, WI IN IN,
| same rating, have been chartered by tn,
| Government for The use OF the Butler xpe
| ditiou, and are fitting out with ill possl oil,
| dispatch. The Great Republic, ever sine,
| she was cut dow q ueck, is an immense ship
she is to carry 500 men, 900 horses, and / 90
tons of coal.