The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24

Pieaaanon Is IN hot pursuit OF the enemy and ilriy.
ing them across The Potomac
The whole Union ar:1y is in good condition AMI
HE .lS,lx-l4s been badly panisaed
sue Herald N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE NJ.
8 bFtLsoN BRoifE-KicHMOND TO BE OCCUPIED,
NORTH CARotihA LIBERATED. AND TIE SOUTH.
ERN CtTiES "SfTfLEp WITH H'-PRocLAMATios
10 Ri Issued 10 VIRGINIA, &C
IAe New York Htroii, will. =. inexpEessbls graf.
ific,,ii1r, ANNOUNCES its readers the "great vic
tory ot Gen. Mcclellan and hs noble army" II
.s0YB:
!s was Da; The u;il.r day that the rebel General
l.-", - nc cad "g e conn,.css host neaacing our
national capital aud Northern cities entered
|iarJ with al The airs and presumption of /.
SHASnfi"E sirf dictator Now, With his grand army
be..'eii @gssli. ld lse.iG 1eciin ted demorslized
al'' st4afelI ile !s iguosiniousiy expelled from
Mary y.:Gd ard iii full fe;reat the sacred soil
ef virginia
v'cheH. We haze only now 10 follow up thi, vic
tory 'ish zeal siId activity III order Ia bring this
"tt 10 - eiosr before tie niee,ins of CODgrsss in
Decotlher. While ;ls sf,nY q! Gcp Mcclellan is
pa AuiS rustaettcai-y taTwafd aiier the broken
V"'hnlna ~ IRE up Inc Shenandoah valley single
army corps ii fifteen ar neuiy thousand men. by
"!iy os FREDERICK 'ahrs %: ff"In The head oi York
iiVrr, tIay now, almost wihoii resist 4nee march
into lie c.l% u! :.iolflo,l,i General Uaeek, We
d3Hhl not, Mi seize tna opportunity for this
important enterprise. l.ai him take Richmond
without delay, aLd, b. removing the ohsfrucsions
from Tia river below, Il single eupboat vii! en-.
a5is him to held the city Best of all his prompt
occupation at Richmond will leave The fragments
% Lses aTmy no place of retage, and they Will be
dispersed.
Win virginia tbus ,omi,,ieisly liberated AM,
rairs;a;ed under the eisi flag, The work OF recoy.
v'aiF aGrth tnT oua, and of settling with Charles
t03 Savannah. .sid Mofiie. Will be comparatively
Easy aSG equally feasible will he the advance OF
anr lend ioEc- from Virginia anti + kentucky down
10 tto san ot Mexico The whole programmes ;u;s
undecided may u9-t ir eoRsiniinated by December
y VIA ~ il"i Il virtually accomplished with the
capture q: dissolution oi iis gaiti rebel army Of
N!tb'-l't L" effect Has eaAeliai object we rely
Hpon The a"ti..sy ot usrrra Mcclellan and tho
agaeliS a:ad corresponding sarrgy oi General Hal.
ieci. and tbs War department.
Thua tu'tiffpaing The speedy recovery ot our
reseiied EIAtes beginning With Virginis wlat is
tG'- polry snggestes! 10 President Lincoln 1t is
/" seize lie apeGiuE, with the recovery OF Virginia.
iEt proclamation IL her people, asstriDg them,
with ileF submission, nf the protection Of Tie Con
s,i'uton OF the unied States. Nszt as
sractc3ii9, win the recovery OF our rebsiliols
> -ata', ona af;e smother lei the President provide
.oE e!actions therein for Senators and Representa-
tNeF IA our lieXi Congress; and meanwhile let our
conservative Union meuof all parties in New York
and!the North, combine 10 return 20 this next Con
greis d Ee" a,.t OF men, III place %! err disupon,
Soi ion rsdc:tis sad the triumph of The Union and
ai ld2sat AG-aham Liueoin's administration will
he GJmpato.
Thei viii; glOrious unio,i reislst staied IN full
strength, anl pursed OF the dsorgani2ing elements
Of Southern secassionisnl and Northern abolition
lSri, We shall 3e prepared III once TO exact atone.
men: ana reparation rroin England and France for
The insults which they have inflicted upon us, and
Tor 5ie sd ANA comfort which they have given TO
0uT eneily in thousand devious ways since the
uibFeaI. oi this rebellion fhcu shall be pre-
pared 10 try the force OF republican ideas and
institutions in Canada, aiid 10 that justice Is
dane 10 Mexico.
Such are the GRIND aud comprehensive results,
.AIs
oy his great triumph of army in Maryland
and the.r hl!.iient is but question of time. This
Southern rebellion is doomed, and with its eXtinc
lion "ar redeemed country viii rise al once i'll the
majesty OF the most powerful nation in the world.
f3iP0RrANT FROM THg WEsT-sURRENDER OF
5000 FsDERAi.s At MUNfoRDsvILLE, Ky.
The surrender Of Muniordsviiie, Ky, by the Fed.
ere! troops, live thousand strong, under Col. VIII
der 10 the force OF General Bragg, numbering thir.
~ thousand is announced i'll dispatches from In
dianapolia. The surrender took place on Wednes,
day. The following dispatches tell the story:
ISDIsNAToLIs, Ind, Sept. i9,-Adutant Slauson,
G: the I3ta Indiana regiment, who escaped from
MuuiorG8yiile immediately after the surrender of
iI.at place 10 the Rebels has reached this city.
lie reports that the garrison taere-numbefing
from four five thousand men, comprising the Say.
enteeuth, the FitteIh, the Sixtie'h the Sixty sew
elltb the Sixty eighth and tie Sixty ninth Indiana
pieces of artiiiery-hare gurren,iersd.
The surrender made on Wednesday morning,
our forces being completely surrounded by General
Bragg's forces, estimated 81 10000 men.
Our lcas in killed and wounded hity.
The re!,es acknowledge loss of seven hundred
on Sunday.
LOUISVILLE, Sept: 10, le6a.-At tie surrender of
Mnnfordssi!le. on "Wednesday morning the rebels
took about 1000 prisoners, whom they ara reported
subsequently, 20 hava paroied, comprising the Six
tieth Sixty seventh AMI Eighty ninth Indiana four
hundred men Of the Fifiieth Indiana, two compa-
nss each of tbs Sasentsenth and Seventy fourth
Indiana, one company Of the Louisville Provost
Guards seventy recruits for the Thirty.third Ken.
,ueky tho fourth Ohio battery OF six guns, with
fear otAag gnas ia position. The loss al Munfofds.
Vile, previously stated. WAS in the light.
There was two or three h Jurs skirmishiuK on
Tucad2y aai~eeii the saarpsho0ters Of both partes
'faa rebets did not attack ug liz force in The Sun
days i4,ht. General ChalDia!s uiada aa attack GU
ottr forces with eleven regiments on Tuesday night
Buesners division Nas added to this force The
firing on Tuesday WAS repei feint 10 enable them
10 secure the north bank OF tho river. In that we
los Killed and :aas or i've wausded.
pRsTRuc rIoN OF PRENTICE MICS, EY AUNIoN
auNB0AT.
CAIRO sept -, 1856. The iiaet carrying The reb-
81 prisoners 10 Vieksbar9 WAS sirod into AZ Prentice
opposite Napoleon, Ark. Several balls passed
through ;te fnian. killing number Of rebels
Nome III era hart. The ganboat landed
and gave tie inhaba ants fftsen u.innf-s ~ rsm1vs
the Wsmea .tnd shilt:rsn lie sna OF which time
ihe iosn MAS bafaed
THE NEW YORK MONEY MARkEf-EFffeT5 Of THE
NEWS.
Gold wss qaaea in New York al the l9th at
sll64@siits Tbs day was yery exciting, The
Hr,aiJs money article says
Al tbs close t the irat boasd the mark WAS dull
bat steady, Aboni o'clock, however, sudden de-
senpmsnt III speculation broke ont Everybody
seemed suddenly seized with desire to buy stocks
and adv of al per csai. in the leading Sc,
curities van Immediately realized. II Twas popularity
supposed that some shteWd operators had obtained
early news OF victory ia Mary land, aud every oas
wanted to participate In the profits Of the OK pected
rise, For nfnstes the street sinOre excited
ti,h have ever seen 1t Just As the ascond hoard
opened there was q hull Ia the excitement and
prices Wers u shade easier. Tue board had hardly
met when deuerai McUlr.liaua afhcial telegram,
anaoancng tbs yietory and the rstrsat OF the fsb-
els across the potomsc. was received and read. II
first this intelligence coiay received, ~ many
operators really expected 70 hear of rebel army,
peri apa owes l0ouD strong, l,sng "bagses" 70 uss
ihs eosa.i.oa phrase. and pficss did int fsspond
Altar tho iAlss 0f \ fsw m,antss, h0wsser, Il be-
Eka bs believed tkst he sxpnlaion Of the rsosl