The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-31

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OO1veAss0o to.0oy NJ. 0DEtolloy q
OAlo County. offered the Sollowins prcpasi.
Virginia:
ono Slaves shan b brought i.to sais STATE
Ior permanent reaadsoco Att the adoption Of
,n .s Al children born g siave
R..Sn@ "a s0ls Stats on and = ftse tAe lth OF
Jnly. 1888. shall b fFes. Tns Legislaturs
mAy provioo general laws for their appren.
uS,s.as.p aaiins minority and ssbesqesnt
ltw rstsrred 70 tAs oonmittes ON Gen.
erI frovisions. which committee VIII
PROBABLY report some time this week. Il u
MOI expscted. hoWeve5, that the committee
VIII report Any provision o. The above char.
s scssr: = majority Of ths nsmSsrs bs!ns
question; but whensver they DO report, tAis
pfoposition will b brought forward. and
from present indications - nsrcsly CON-
tested.
ING ALL8sIAIcz.
We take the following summary from the
Baltimore Sss, Of the 18Th:
We have no positive war news this morn.
ing. Gen. Thomas's forces, which went In
pursuit OF the OonlsdsrAtss aftsr the battle
bat II II supposed that they will occ upy Non.
ucello, . town In Wayne county. about 100
miles South OF Frankfort.
A dispatch from Frederick sta tes that 1t was
reported there yesterday that . portion of
Gen. Jackson's command made another de-
monstration on Dam No. on Sunday, but
advices from Hancock OF that date make NO
mention Of such movement. The main body
Of Gen. Jacks0n's force 10 reported to b. at
Ungor's, ~ miles North Of Martinsburg.-
Cen. Kelly has left Gum bsr. anu for Wheel
Ing. the condition OF his wound precluding
al! nope OF recovery.
A dispatch from st. Louis states that Gen.
Hallock has issued an order ro2utrtng all the
nswly-slscted officers Of the Chamber Of
ly~sn- n ~kSA N IT, =
citation Of that city, to take the oath Of ale.
glance. or else vacats their positions All
persons hereafter displaying tho Confederate
hag are TO DO arrested and subjected TO pun.
reported that tho Confederate General, Price,
is at Springfield with only ten thousand men.
No news trcm the Bornsids expedition
There was NO nag OF truce on Sunday, and
consequently the steamer yesterday morn.
ing brought NO Southern intelligence. The
reported loss Of tho Louisiana and other
vessels Of the feet Is doubted at Fortress
Monroe.
1aDI1AL yIxANoiAL DI1RIouL7ID.
The following 10 from the money article OF
the Philadelphia Ledger, Of the 9Th:
The truth IL, our financial difnculties are
daily more and more complicated. Uongress
10 BY NO means unit or the scheme repOrted
BY the Committee Of Ways and Means, and
tnere u even more divsraity OF opinion a. to
to stand aghast At the monstr0us proportions
Of the debt that Is accum ulating, and the
hnancters are at their wits enos to devise
ways and means TO meet the interest, some
forty or dfty millions OF which will soon be-
due, saying nothing about the lexiti mn n
demands that are rolling mp in huge volume
Otal cessation Of emigration, with aericul.
ture and every other branch Of industry In
the country dlminishiug, commerce lang uish-
ing, trade broken mp on our frontiers, the
loss Of the Southern markets, NO chance Of
extending our industry aud commerce with
n exico Or any other part Of the world in fact,
it may well tax the financial ability Of the
country TO manage debt which will soon
exceed u. o00. 00o,VoO.
ZION a1x. 1AxKs's c0MkAND-I1B CANAL Ily.
D1A1D usBL8ss.
HAucocx, Jan. 28.-The existing frsshst in
the Potomac has produced disastrous results
TO the canal. At Cumberland there IL large
break another At Little Orleans. abo " dam
Har cock, and two between Hancock and the
Four Locks. At dam No. s, the crib on tho
Virginia aide, which was undermined and
weakened By the Ooafsderates. some weeks
ago, has yielded to the pressure Of Il higA
water, and the falling Of the water viii IRAN
the WilliAmsport level.
Above, but near dam No. 4, the guard bank
has been carried away. Thus for the present
the canal has been rendered useless, both 70
mated time for repairs 10 about twenty-five
days, and the cost el2, 900 to $4,000.
General Kelly lett cumberland last Thurs.
day for wheeling. The state Of his wound
almost precludes the hope Of recovery. On
the right side, whore the ball entered, the
wound issuppuratiDg, and hts ribs are visi.
BILE. On his back, whore the decisions were
maze ma, 10 extract the es!l. are large suppurat-
tulss. It t. supposed this state of his wound
arises nom an unhealthy state Of his blood,
or scme latsnt poison in his system.
The sick Of General LAnder's command are
all at Cumberland, numbering SIT. A new
additional hospital building II now being
fitted up there.
Jackson, with his full force, is reported to
b at Ungsrs. twelve miles north OF Mar.
wAs1Isafox HEws-LAxx DEyINcRs-oABIHxr
n1sr1a-LASs's IHsrRuorIoNs.
wAsHIgsroz, Jan. 27.-Ths Committee on
Lake Defences. Of which Representative Ar.
action by sickness Of Gen. Nc Jlsllan; but
since his recovery, they have been placed in
possession Of his views and opinions.
The President and Cabinet have been q
good deal in aseaion since Saturday. upon the
subject, 1t 10 believed, Of the charges against
Gen. Fremont which have taken distinct
form and shape under the auspices Of Govern
ment onicials, who have spent much time In
ton. Under these circumstances, 1t u hardly
to DO supposed that Gen. Fremont WIN (ss
reporssd) publish aEy written defence Of his
conduct in advance Of due trial before the
proper military tribunal:
Instructions 70 General Lane have doubt.
len been carefully elaborated. and are based
substantially, il IL believed, upon ideas
to the following eject I O., To Let slavery
be dis posed Of BY military necessities and
the course Of events. II slaves come within
our lines from the plantations beyond the
MI
on iorsincsdons. &c.. uss t ta service s.
cloths. feed, and pay them. II necessary,
arm them. II slaves OF rebels, FREE thsm.H
The resignation Of Gen. Ste9el not having
highly appreciated. he w1n not renew It.
SOUTHERN suzop.
It was stated recently that Bishsp Akin.
SON, OF North Carolina, was the only EptA
coPal bishop who hsd given his sanction to
the usual circular netics sent to all The States.
on the ordiaation OF Bishop Stevens. The
Philadelphia Issstr~ says:
Since then, Bishop Hervsy Otsy. OF Ten.
ton OF the Union aid the undivided condi.
don OF the United states Episcopal Church.
BY Forwarding . note Of cordial acQuieae0ee.
without political or scclssiastioal comment.
s sors 81 v 81 ;,sa q J:ss.sy, isoo sisSss
Elliot. Of 0soFgia, who ordained Dr.. ots-
vens % the niaistry, has. Il z aid. not "
sPoksn. The Rey. George Clark: brother
CLARK, formerly Of this city. Aas resigned the
charge Of his chufch In savannah, Georgia,
and Tataraed 70 Ala home North.
ysw oousrIruIIoN yoR AAsYLA1D. ~
In the Maryland Senate, On the 17th,; the
bill provtdinS for eeking ~ sen:s Of the leo-.
pie q to the expedteAcy OF calline Don.
ventton to frame new HtAto Oonsttt1ton,
was undGr coasldsE1tlon ct the Aoar Of I'd.
journme1t. Hs
FROM souYlWMYyRl xusocrl.