The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

1lsA<4e oN1nv 49, aa4sysw q ~
ses. tor Mors tAan ASty ysasG ~ epmmaAd-
T1s arrivals o. webs as tAis port on a..
uPaag Wara more than usaally naMs1ous, In.
eluAirg six banks, three Drigs and ten
eenrOnsrs some OF ne vessels cs1e In BAL
purts. Ons Brought = load Of sugar AID honey
Uspt. isnao =. nichIe. who for iAaay years
as:s on ~,n sns an
At camp Ely, W. DuTin1 The AAxtoan war
he served - captain Of company q, Of the
New jersey Battalion. .ss9sss.
ssn's llssA' Regiment Fsnnsyivania voiun-
tsers, while laDor1Ag uudsf the ELECTS Of -.
~ s-psvsH. On saturday. lespsd ffo0 the
third sspry window Of tks Hss tonvills Pas.
,pansy Of the regimsns. and Injured himself
% maoh that 10 died In few minu.es
Tho TeaignAston Of the 4sv. DT. Wads-
WORTH. OF the Arb street frs.hytsrtan
tsrday. He had accepted call - OAlifor-
! III James h. HURT died ON Saturday, q
his reaidenos ID Ks1sinst,a- AZ. Aurts. pre-
fvious 70 consolidation. rsprsssatsd the
District Of SOUTHWARK In the stats Legs
latuyS.
A4RAlBo II 2A90VI13.
The nashville Plrtss, Of March lesh. zoe.
,ains tbs following articles Of intsrsss ssIs-
tive 70 skAirs In that city. Il will - seem
that the Yxnkess are not very popular there.
The Patriot pahlishes q letter from the Gin
cinnau Gazesss. dated NashvilIs. March . n,
from which We take ths following extracta-
After some snarling about the seoe ssionists,
&C.. the writer prosesds: rs.
Osr Tajr SsessA.-The civilized world should
pronounce . maid sentence upon our femme
IebeIs. Their sin ia attended with tisating
circumstances. Tno manners Of many Of
them toward our ailant soldiers, their pro-
toCtors, Ii almost tntolerakie; but brave
hearts can forgive the foibles Of the tender
sex. Yesterday, W0ue . group Of Eede-
raj soldiers stood near the gateway Of resi-.
deass on one OF tho most respectable streets,
discoursing pleasantly Ct the ntertain ment
they had received ct Inc house of some loyal
person, lady past Ing ont by them, and over
hearing their converse tion, exclaimed, pet
ttsnly, EYES, wish about dog N OF you
Of }ou."
eoon after Gen. Buslfs advance reached
the E6gef1eld side Of the Cumberland river,
. respectable LADY drew mp her ea.Ttagstn
foot OF some oAlcers and soldiers for broad.
side. 1t was NO battery Of kind looks ana be.
witched smiles she had for Them. They W<rs
to stand under heavy a.s of furio rs looks.
hard namea and bitter reproaohes. she
shelled tnem af!er this fashion:
"You dry, thieving abolittonists negro.
steaieTsi sapposs you are satisfied now -
You can drive us from our hcmes. steal our
negroes. and destroy all our pro psrty-"
"No, madam" said . soldier. kindly, 1--WE
to protsc ycu against robbers aud oppres.
sors. We are Got abolitionists- nots
vote for Lincoln. W&avoted for Bell, but
did nos turn rebels like Bell Give yourself
Sla
"It's lie," said the excited matrcn
"You arc all abo;iAonists and thieves. You
do nothing but steal and murder. - and she
dove OF, rrtumphing In her own way.
WIS gone, CHATS the hardest, old Secesh I
have seen yet"
The Pasrtos. in another place, has the fellow
ing:
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gen.
mvoiel. writing from this city under dsss Of
March 7th. says:
It is very common among the Northern
military civilians now sojourning about
Nashville, to ask ea.h other, "Have you
found any Union men Z" and In nins cases
out Of ten the answer will BE-. "Nary q one
he thinks that a good mrny OF the few Union
men he has seen are rather gray backed L.
He hcnos. however. that when the yoke be-
CONES atted TO the neck, that the condition Of
Affairs Will improve. he has . good deal to
say about the "sullen and surly appearance
of The city and devotes q paragraph to the de.
famation of cur ladies His Language touch.
ing ths latter subject 10 to . bru tally vulgar
to transfer to our columns This "Dtn tel
como to Judgment presunes to instruc.
Gen. Buell. taat 1t IL his duty to suppress thu
Nash lille newspapers also. He is evidently
ss.onlshed at great many tbings he has oh
served here. Perhaps he m y stay hers long
enough to become still more astonished.
In its local columns. the Patriot gsts OF the
following COED one. Vsrily, the ~ auks"
nave ga hard road to travel" In Mash vile,
II they cannot sonquer the women and child.
rem:
Pun Gent Nowadays our cIuzsns are
oftso RECALLED with military witttcfsms. The
following will rank a. q good specimen -
a regiment Of Feds" marching through the
city, Is surrounded aud followed by bsvy Of
immcderate, patriotic boys. fthough other.
bath School, when the least motest of them,
having heard OF South Carolina and q few
IN cidsnss in her modsrn history, sings ont, In
the midst Of q group Of oflcers, Hurrah for
very pleasant sensation aroused by his vo.
alteration exclaims to the urchin NO. alto
gather good humoredly, g Hurrah fer the
Davil, cir I" sHsi he he!" expiodss the
ana III boiler for minsi" Hero vanishes
amid shower of unsuppresssd militia smiles
Of the audible kind, and Is soon unconscious
of everything but HE rscompsnse for crying.
o.n'sv '"' '"'A' WIG nvs
The correspo here proceeds to excuse
these "fair Secesh" for their boldness and
treason, on the ground that they have basn
inlasnced by the elsrgymsn OF the city, whom
hs proceeds TO dsnounce very severely. He
concludes with the following reference to the
King.''
ot,Sw on Haad 4 here have bean ssme wild
reporss sent North CT the amount Of COTTON
found in Nashville. So far a. / can learn, BY
careful inquiry. tho stock on hand was ex.
ceedingly light. Perhaps three hun dred bales
were ased at Fort zollleo6er, little ee;ow
would, of course, be q proper capture
Whether IT was attended to or not, have not
learned.
/ have heard of two or three nundred bales
In private hands, but nave yet 70 hear Of any.
thing beyond hundred and fifty bales In
any one place. Most Of the cotton in this
State Is still in the hands Of planters and q
z ,od deal Of IL VIII turn up In Rutherford
Wiliiansen, Maury. and Giles counties.
THl YAHxBl ACCOUNT or 4 eEIRMlsH 1xAR WIZ.
- caHsf1R.
On Saturday. 32l instant, about I. O'CLOCK.
small parties Vt Ashby's cavalry came With
OF dssultery firing took pis0s between them
ThlA con tinusd tor some time without eNsot
on either aide. antil about three or four
o'clock IN tho AFTERNOON, when the enemy
mi ds their appearance large numbsrs and
driving In the picksis. A mes.
sengsr was then dispatched 70 Gen. shields.
bat before Yelnforcemcuts arrived the rshels
were within mile and = half of ths town.
having advanced az far ~ the stone House
mill. or the Strasbarg Pike, and within full
fired into some baggage wagons and tsnts
ON the outsklrn OF the 10 IN mt