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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
The Legislature.

In the Senate. Mr. douglas oh.red joint
'-olu Ion 70 eons,rus the recent military bill
K rlsan thai, until the com p0uies now in
service b -e been filled, the organization Of
HE companies Is In eontravention OF the
policy adopted by the General Assembly,
Gir.Iuctipg the Governor not to accept
ny Lew companies until those already in
"rviss are filled up. House resolution pro-
ding for the trial o: Judge Pitts for disioy.
NY, was taken up and agreed to and fur
sst Joint resolution was adopted for tho
Fpoin tment OF Q committee to prepare and
sonnsnd q course Of proceeding against
be tecnsart o11cial. The Senate passed
aouss bill "to provide for the assumption
uapaymsn, by Virginia) Of the Uonfede-
.nstates war tsx." A bill was introduced
9suthoriss the making OF fieid artillery and
ia'chase OF small arms. Tho bill for CON
i.ing the Manassas Gap Railroad, near
''ssburG, with the Winchester and Poto.
Tx Road. near Winchester, was passed.
10 bill 10 organize and call out certain mil.
ny forces for the defence OF tho Stste, was
srassed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
The Inauguration.

r<.a., Will witness the Inauguration OF
N. ersi President nndsr ths permanent
,,.x.,nrnent a our new born, hut vigorous
.,., estvarcus Oon federAsy. An active
,,xs,nmsn, spripging into existence In she
go, NJ a nost terrible and bloody revolu-
,,a. {, will soon attract tho attention and
ITS, n. sympathiss OF the cid ard estab-
,,.h.a ooyernments Of the world BY tho
~,.aau, OF its policy aud the valor Of lis
rv.,cIe. To-day starts In tts career q kepub.
Nc destined 10 rival the most prosperous OF
modern times. and which will, through
The spirit and devotion OF It's people,
md she genius OF It's institu tons, in
= comparatively brief period, reacn the
.elae Of national greatness and glory
Born In the midst Of strife and con ten ton.
rsdIed in the hour Of apparent disaster. II
g1ILpat forth tho energies required BY the
seeming peTiis which surround II, and ouir
hsshackias which seek 70 fetter It's liberty
snt IL dependence. from this day honcslof'
ysrd ee predict new era Will open up and
develop in the affairs Of, our infant Coined
,ncy, hich viii lead her step BY step, with
nra IL d sidy. but quicx al d &C tive Tread, to
the pos ilon OF grSE<enr among the 20 were
Of the ssrth only attAinabie BY u people who
Know nog to appreciate ,ho genius OF q IRE.
,,oysruInsut lid the spirlt ana scope Of con.
sutntionai liberty.
Froper arrangements have been made f,1
ths Inaugural ceremonies to-day, aud tns
u!oframm- OF the committee WILL be found in
.uoln-r column. In addition " that pro-
s,smmc, tie Chief Marshal has requested us
o,-.t., that the galleries OF tho House OF
U.Issaas will be occupied solely by iadiss
dgring The preiiminuries 70 the lao wing Of the
Inaugural procession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
LATEST FROM rHa NORTH.
South Carolina Territory to.be d.
vidSd between Qspfgiasand
North Carolina
REeORrED CAPTURE OF 9EN. Palcx
&C., 4e., ~.

No8SoLk, Fob. IA nag Of tfHedg arrived
to-day from Fortress Monroe, which brought
Northern papers to the 5oth' iASt.
Tho New York He cid. of.yesssrdsy, says
that the rcbel sgents IN Paris declare that
Tie secsded States Will approvs Of the con.
Structisn Of . Monarchy In We south II IL can
% stssm pted with Any prospect Of ssccss.
In the Federal Senate . petition was pre-
ssnted from citizens Of New York. asking.
that the name Of Sou.h CAROLINE shall b sx.
plunged from the list Of states, And it, terri.
tory divided between Georgia and Norsh
Carolina.
In the House resolutions wsrs offered By
Mr.. Hickman, OF Pa, directing tie judiciary
Committee ~ inquire iAto ~ allegations
against Mr.. VsllAndigham for allsdysd dis-
loyalty. a.. V. vehsnsnuy denied the ae-
ousation. The resolutions wsrs withdrawn
The culture Of cotton was Aissppsarins
from Ouch Guinea.
In New York the cotton market Wa irrsg.
ala1. Sales Of middiins Iplanas wore made
1t from %! to rs cents. Flour Wa heavy.
Wheat WA Inactive. Uorn wa lower, and
qaotsa 1t 81 . IS cents Per. buAhel.
Tne New York 1sysli appear dsligh ted ~
The Queen . speech. and sAys that 1t ex;in-
cuisines the lxst glinn ring Of / ntsx vsntien;
and closes BY urging the SoathsFn people 70
rise in general revolution and put down the
rebellion.
The resolution Of thanks 10 Con. Wilkes
has been indsAaitsly postponed In the feVs.
raj senate. ----t
Washington city will be illlAi1assa On the
night Of tAs 32d February, - the expense Of
The Government.
TIE capture Of Gen. Pnoe va announced
in the House Of Representative and ersassd
upaoa1ous applause. syslsA-e.
The Are reported On the OanbeElAaA river
was caused by the burning oE-shaeTaanessss
Rolling Mills BY the Fedsrals.s-' e
According to The YAAkse7aocouAt. there
wsrs II, eoo stand Of arms taken q Fort Don.
slson: also. 800 boxes Of bssf ana vtAer
stores.
= There was . great Aanssr Of dead unbu.
risd At Port DonslsoR On the 18th ipsk
Dispatches frpm Cairo on the 10th, and
frem Ularkesvlle and 1t. Louis On the same
date, state that Capt. 6tubbs had captured
Cen. Price. Uol. Doresy, Dol Cas-, AID Capt.
JudGAt Of Prices stag. The companies urdsr
tAeireunnand escaped.
tbs mynsds Of NeTsAefn fanatics who b.
eane MAD with excitement and 10Y At the
fall Of Fort Dsnslson, AZ slowly recover .ng
their senses, after hearing OF the great
slaughter Of The Yankees.
Secretary Stanton recommends the speedy
execution Of Col. Amsausel. On tAe charge BY
Gen. Lander Of cowardica
Lucius II. Chandler has bssn appoin ted
Consul At Matanoraa.
The Gen. Price reported - having been
taken prisoner 10 not Sterling Price tho great
confederate leader in Missouri.
Three batteries Of artillery left St. Louis
on the lstA inst. for tho CumbSrlaHd river.
The attacking forcs at Savannah II le go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
THE FORT DONELSON BATTLE,
4 CoNHBDBRATE ACCOUNT.

AveunA, Fob. 81 Lieut.. Duqusrceron, Of
he lAtA Mississippi regiment, and who was
In tho battle at Fort Donslson, arrived here
lest night HeGives subs An TALLY the follow
Ing account Of the battles
On Hu uday last the enemy wsre reported
within sight Of the fort. Our forces were from
IL, 900 70 Is, 900, and embraced ono ar Two rogi.
msnts Of cavalry and four field batteries.
In tie previous wednesday mornins the
sharpehootsrs Of the enemy opened flrs, In
connection with artillery, on our left. The
nring continued throughout ths'day.
On thursday And Friday the battle con.
tinued, but IL was little more than an artil.
lsry duel, with occasional engagements BE-
tween skilmishers. There was hut little loss
On our side.
Daring Friday the snemy's gunboats
opened . tremendous d-s on lorr DoDeison
which was continued throughout, the day
without Interruption.
On Saturday morning the Confederate
r1my was ordered ont at three O'clock A. N.
and formed IN lire OF battle. The ne mt which
became general. The contest was desperate
one, bat Ne captured seven or eight cannon,
and nom two to three hnndred.pr!soDers;
The latter were not recaptured. Oar euccess
continued thfoughcl. .hs day upinterrupt.
Sdly.
One OF the enemy who was prison er said
that the Federal force was $4,000. and had
been rein forced 80 900, making fully 81, 900.
On the strength Of this report, Brig. Gen.
Bsckner raised white nag and proposed
terms Of oapitulaticn as the faftng was re-.
samed b. the enemy, 1: was supposed that the
tsrnsweFs not accepted.
Oar loss in killed was froN 800 70 400. AID
our wounded from 200 to / boo. These wsrs
removed to Dover. -.e+
The Oonfederates were commanded BY
Dneadaer 0sns. Pillow, Floyd, Baeknsr, and
Duehrod Johnson-all Of whom behaved with
the greatest sallantry and ccclasss.
Tho reported capture Of 1890 prisoners u
believed to - greatly exaggerated, a. straS-
glsrs in sqaads. companies. aud b,'sai!one,
escaped during Saturday nikh:,e f,n'ser the
cover Of dafknsss. In this way ne"f'y two
thirds Of Fieyd's brigade escaped.
Gen. Buokner Is alec reported % have
escaped, bat the safety OF 0"'ssrsls Pillow
AID b. johnson 10 not dsaaitsly known.
The ensmy fought very desperately.
enow va on the ground 70 tAe depth Of
three inches, and An icy siees wassaliine dur.
iAS the hattie.
Lteut u. tour informant,) w0 NO undsd
on Saturday afternoon.
In company q, OF the l4th MiRi1ippt. there
were II killed ana wouadsd The tspsain Of
the company was safs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
Profit
DiStuleriea

We are overwhelmed with comm unlcatIons
on this subjsct, for whica it Is impossible for
rs to make room. The question - before the
Legislature That body lie, moreover. poo.
sessed Of all the fa0ts and arguments boarin &
upon it, aud we leave It to them. We have
not space to devote to voluminous discus.
sion oft. That moro corn Is consumed in the
manufacture Of whisky than ought 10 b 81
this time, Is q fact. II the Legislature can
adopt any plan for curtailing this consump-
tion, II Will confer benefit On tho county,
The subject. however, 10 not free from din.
Guilty. Next 10 diminishing the quantity xrank,
IL the embarrassment Of devising q mode Of
diminishing tho quantity Manufactured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
General Randolph.

Wears informed that General George ".
Randolph was Withdrawn - candidate for
Congress On tho morning Of the day OF cleo.
ton, and that his resi- snadon of his post Of
Colonel In the army was recalled before he
was promoted to that Of Brig adler General
General Randolph has been assig ned to the
command Of the district between Su&olk, In
Nansemond, and Weldon, on the Roanoke.
Suffolk Is the point whore tho Petersburg
aud No rfolk and the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroads unite. TAe command IL, there
fore. highly important, as this ts the point
thought TO be most threatened now ~ the
Burnside expedition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
colerHDaRAxH vICToRY.
oENERAL PRICE WsIPs TIE ENxMY
AGAIN.

TAeaolloWipg dispaacA was received b the
Oonmissaxy 0susral yssterday Dosnine, and
10 said 70 - confirmed By dixpatchss received
by the President:
Rosl 6gITn. Feb. ls.-Hs Cxksstus, I,A.
ssS 0szlssse1s. TSSA-0ensrals Price and
usbsrt ars Ashtins ~ enemy to-day, ct 81.
gar Urssk. In Benton county. Ark. The 70.
salt II not known. Our troops are confident
Of success.
LA4DR.
The enemy lott seven hundred. Oar loss IA
one Aundssd. Another great victory.
(ClGned,J ALBEIT PIKD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
Prices Last Victory.

Il = act little gratifying, in the midst q
or regrets At re-ent reverses, 70 receive the
announcement Of victory In Arkansas, BY
ne indomiabie Gen P1ce. The commu uica-
lan irorn Albert Pike lie brief, but decisive:
Another great victory All honor to the
NAVE General who has achieved more VIC
lfl.s han any other General OF the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

BY DlCkIASU.N d HILL, I,.c.s

. pMlNiSr2ATiFR> SALE.-Ws wilt
"a sell On NJ, 'NDAY, Ia. 8 uayor March,
at our Aucl'ou room, a EG 10 II < = m H.
eli Werter. BY ori~r t',e A.;mi is'ratOIS.
lick Ms IN II LII,
f. RI. Al. ioh.rrs
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rsi. 10 ffoI a. the Eish ''.n, 'bsa ofie", q OF
Of USl HOLD fUHsi Uk co Ig Of
Sof, ., Ghairs. BrrsAu. Wa bs'a: d., %in'sw
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Carpet Mating SSest-irol Scre us delet' As.
hc
A-SD--Ai toeORTTI apd MEs i I ES ~cr.
tn, Il at evil l. Of cru { =, 10 s'-'sy sess
war; ant N nv LaaGl H. tav rf u II You 4,
A, ca for z a,nlr, vs. Faals
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
The News from East Tennessee.

Asye. we have no clear statement Of the
frsasat Fort Doneison II In our own eide.
ID. telegraph has given nothing directly 10
he pr.ss, And no m all mas come throuR from
NASHVILLE since the great battle. This il
oxlns. no doubt. 20 tbs complete monopoly o,
n. railroad 70 t.ansport troops ana stores.
Neither mails nor passengers have como
through We publish = statement this morn.
ipf b. telegraph from Aug usta, ma5e 10 the
pres. Of thu. city by Lieutenant who Was
/. the fsht st Donelson. 1his statement
rs.asr dlseourases the hope that tho loss In
pYtsouers Ia very much exaggerated BY tho
YANKEES The disaster In this respect must
ne very great. Another terrible lesson against
coping up men. TO defend positions not
properly fortified.
Ware yet unable 10 announce positively
Ia. Buckper Is not . prisoner. Floyd Is the
sly General In whose escape all accounts
(VacQr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
The Salt Question.

ne House Of Delegates were engaged We'd !.
1oay IN the consideration Of the ''Salt Q mes.
AZ N it'er which 10 now attracting grea,
'taion throughout the State, and which 10
n"y 70 become q question Of vital import
- 3s citizens of Virginia. In the afternoon.
'1''le speech was delivered by Dol McUA.
"''he delegate from the county Of Pulaski.
V shich he submitted some facts which viii
.@aad deeply Interesting at this Juncture
as''rs' and viii. we doubt not, have thei r
upon the public. rs they have evidently
'Pa TIE nemh ers Of the House. There
r'"'is no question In which the people
-'is heartily concerned than that of An
'4A's supply OF salt. an article which We
W Tue force Of circumstances, come to
,'a Is one Of IN prime accessories OF life,
article without which 1t is i'm possible
~. aiohs. Any measure looking to the
80. Con o. a suoloient supply for general
pa'h VIII be regarded with the deep.
W the people. Some approximations
e.. "eh Justly enter tanned that tho scar.
VI sat would produce "a 1erinR in many
Tue Commonwealth; bat We trust
,,, As statistics Of the delegate nom Pulas.
mi publish below, Will measurabiy
49,, apprehensions, and give conn.
ae pooho that an abu supply Of
hesdsd article is within our roach.
.sSaooss 10 avail onraelvec Of tho means
lroeaae It. '''- "a '"' '"o""'
nv. TWO Propositions before the LoE1s.
IA. 'i'n reference 10 obtaining a supply
.ss one Is the majority report Of a com.
ApVa The subject, which reoomme ends
s.aess OF 4oo, 600 bushels; the other. a
~ "0a 70 purchase by the State tho ex.
A' works In the Southwestern Dor.
en-. WIS State. From the statistics Of the
g.. NON Pulaski. II will be seen that he
W 'as latter proposition.
-s'Nf Of general concsyn, We submit
/, , su,ss which Will be found Interesting
ss upon the manufacture and pro.
M article In qass ton:
Asls sno, Busaels.
Sc sls, umated at............. 700, onO
"a ,o,.,, " operation. 100000
-" .................. 500, 000
.pp, 100 900
narirs. hot only suf1cteuf for ourselves,
srh nS'ooe bushels for our nriEhbors
asns "1i"aIa, Tennessee, and North
% sae .he property OF whatsver
Y i. including the purchase
"e' tsevsn Year, to run,I
I'm paym..,.'...-.... ,......-.... ID, 800 80
" W adSaaced...... 100000
--
"ss T., s.. bo0, 900
es'''''',s't,,,',..o & 700
4 ~ it.ss o.. VA ..o.- ~ ,eeG
~, eel, - sssssi. .....,. i.oslyooo
I a., skshsl. ~ e.: ~.
esysn :. ~ adaidoSsl ~
ssesrSS'.f.,t.. t5iNs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
F. J. BO0QS.

NJ OTIUE.-As my term OF service VIII II.
~ pire on the 2lst Of April, wish to raise
VOLUNTEER COMPANY, on or before
that time. to be mustered into service for the
war, or two years. Those who wish to join,
can do 20 by calling on Capt. ID. ". Saw
DDRs. ut tina old stand Of George mberl Ale
& son, on Brook Avenue
DAVID b. JONES,
fe 2a-lst~ Company IF" OF Richmond.
4 TrENflUN, MINUTE MEN.-Attond
IA Oompany meeting at City Hail, ON
TUESDAY, s6th inst, at halt. past O'Clock
Pm. sergsants will summon their respec.
tive squads. A full attendance 10 important.
BY order Of
II 92-0t< Capt. J. F. q. POTTS.
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Contributions for tho Twenty-Second
Regiment.

q lot OF under clothing and hosiery for the SOL
diers Of the 32d Virginia regiment. II some
oficer or some gentleman Interested for the
welfare and comfort Of this we'll. known
regiment separated from all communication
oven with their homes, will take charge Of
the articles we have for them, and sec that
they get them. 10 will render their timely
Transmission just now, when 30 N uch needed.
the more certain. II dispatched ny the
freight lines Of the Quartermastsrs Depart.
ment, they Will not b received TILL warm
weather. Any one going to the camp Of he
regiment can take them, 40 they are light.
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A Suggestion

MANY business men have REQUISITES - to
-. N. c,tis.ns to close their stores and ON
40 The rr.n eipAi streets from 10 All
..aotr. to-day. during the ceremonies OF the
~n,.t,ou. We take 1t for granted that
80. u,,i he generally done.
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r 1T a. xDTTuns nENAum0 ID TH1
IL Ung0MD Rp0G-OyT1dR q ~ Ist
aaY q xsokumy, 1ea2
RRUssm calling ~ lstasn = ~ List WIN
pa6o1s ~ tAsy aEo ADvKATl18D : 49,, oiving
0ass Of HIT.
~ Ths pessags Win - We ssas a sseh ~
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~
DICKaO' V.RI~TIhS.
II This ~9kf Nr.tiB ~. Soa
GRASb ',hIn FIGHT
First nigh, o. th- u - tlrr,,ic - ms,
In three nc,s. Of ON C-E ',a ~ EA ION.
song Land % Kn Go IN - Ora I'd.
icy naur-. The tf-nt Sou h~rn An'h' IN o.
"God Save The South " 40 c0nclnrs" with
the roaring + ,rce of the 1t ~ tiCX BOX.
~ 81. pr GO II" x
~ ElhUPOAlTAc hAi,L.
ID. BIDwsLL.. ...-............,... go. .A1see
(Also Proprietor Of &c d. my of ii us.c, N. o.
Second week Of
HAIRY aAtARrHY,
The acknowledged tavoIite OF the south;
nu thor of he
"Bonnie Blue Flag
1.-The Soiuute@r,''
"Stars md Bars"
"Mr souri,"
">cotts Taking The OATH"
Ard other popular N.uonrl Songs. ssisted BY
Mis-, LOTTiE sSTELIt.
Will give his personai-n CoNLE'lS ~
above. Change OF programme every Eisht
GRAND MATINEE on s. turdsy ut
p NJ, for the accommodation OF Ladies and
Children.
ny Admission, so oan's. Children aud ser.
wants hall p-ic. deserved sea.s, IS eta.
LEI Ma LLORY, Acting Manager.
fe l7--6.
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Co., &c.

lNpsdal usspsSeA - ~ RisAnsnA DlspeAaAl
SvvsoI Z. VA. 1sS. N-OaDeaan Nichols,
n ne fstsFssaTe ARTILLERY. arrivsl Ases sAis
sfsesneo4 nom WiAtoA, wAerS ~ haA been
stAtisned Win Ais battery, -
On yesterday. - was sAs,ssa cut - ne
YANKEES TIE sasny wsrsr sapDsssa 70 -
A'eos ssrees. TAsy lad sswaas1sa0ses. all
q wAisA Aays passsA uD tAsuivsr. Captain
NieAsas AaA . Asrss shot nom u,Aer Ain.-
Two q ~ Men were WounAoA. TAe town
o. WiAtea - In ashes. Our troops rstirsd 70
Aurffsssboro'.