The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-14
:. .nont 400 The entire ssreaatn
missing. nv a. BY retsres 40 the AQUA
Of our ~. "ftce. fooss up 62l 90, ABOUT SoO.
t&en ers' .na@Y,ed 40 a. for service.


,sp,.ns rsrrA>'s" POI s'.p
rss IT, y,rx Yrold OF the 10th Inst
'"e An article upon the genera. pro
cehs,'" :, the war. aud the preparations koin'
early ard vigorous proset oaon o
it. thus; r-. n.x. acrordin,
TUT an army almost eQaAi IN point Q,
10 -. "A wei. IA discipline, NJ last IN y
npm" 'nkew.xe to move forward. 1nt
iNsuorp var Railroad bridge !, com ple'ed
HIeen ere tais, poured forward beedes
Sha us ~ .bund ,nce to enable the Nationsi
s"Ifn. 10 take up the line OF march SCUM
.x.a miles from the ofiuke "eFoss Sreei
et sn excellent turnpike road oegins
'N.s ..,.ud,t z TO the Capital II 1ennes
wa sar, every facility needed for an a"
sre, s ~ f,re: whist in command OF tn,
~a,inpst troops We are said 10 nave ma,
49, az, A 10 the dem tn7s upon MIN.
a.,s,ro further onward. 10 the renal :
,th. sreatw war clo,d prepared 10 ex
". go II, fury ON the rebel territory Seven
PEN, vessels OF all kinds, many OF them O
as mcst formidable character 80 arme,
'"e w.. now reported as about ready At G
.crnnn;s from below show that LoIuu,
49, ancs "a >sed, Memphis must fall an eas,
i prev. ~sra., roov,, fosh
81 h sssared there was the Will at head
81 No.r,ers TO set ii all in motion. We shall see
81 Nd awaiting results, shall strive TO be pa
tsnt One thing ID cerN1n: With these r.
,ources ia hand. fearful Tss possibility will
rest on somebody II, Ia u next lew week.
the National disaAtsrs arc not measnrabiy
f,rgotten IN the better face put upon oui
anotrs
.IIgnPT TO BLOW rP tn. MILITARY HssPITA
AT ALkxAkDaIA.
WAsHtxaroN, Jan. --Aa attempt was las
night IN ale 10 bio " up the Mahsion II ouse,
= "a al1xauur,a The building was formerly
occup,sd as a hail, nut Low ~ noe pa al
81 A barrel had been seerei@d ia the cellar nliec
q ulln poT aer anu pfoJseuies, ana fuse
81 rs 20 Nd extending from them TO The sLA-
n bic. ,..,,
,stc1ss q. Il chinese cracAers, lad been plen-
u many distrlbu ed, AID the fuse end 1t tn
81 ,..,r adj actuaiiy been lKu.teu But this
" 81 was fortunately discovered py the uaId
"a and the progress OF the SOW lire x ti1s Il
81 % But for this WatchfuiBrss ana prump
81 scion not only would several hundred lives
81 nrop,by have been lost, but other CASUAL
81 les resulted
81 ,,rscH OF NIB vALLAhp.osAM o. OHIO, N TIE
81 yAskAs cuKGkkss On 1HE rkRNr AfPAIR.
81 Ia our edition of Saturday last we mad.
III rsuuou OF iAs fact thai MT. Ealiandik ham
81 made a speech, Oh the 7th last, in the Aous,
n Of Representatives., On the surrender o.
q Mason and SlidelI. The iollowiIgis the re-
u mort OF his remarks ON that occasion:
n Mr. IaiiIndiHh ham, topL , OF ONO, said :;
III Jxsu III yseif, sir, OF tnls .Lo ehIi lest Oppor.
n ,an,ty offered ~ express my utter and s,ronp
81 na,munuou, vue of The represent atlyes
n HtIns us, PEE OF the act OF Inc Adm iuistra-
~ t,nu m suIreaoeIIAk up Mahon and Slidell
n !, ne BRUSH uosernmeLt. FOR SIX weeks,
~ Inc, were heiu ia close custody as trait
81 ~, OF Ihe United States, by OIGer Of tn.
u ssrr-Lary OF state, and Win the approval
a srd appiause OF the press, OF the pubi mel
~ NJ ms Navy DepaT tmrnt, OF this House, auu
h.
81 ,nll xuo wleIse Of the mauner and ali the cir
Isl cnrs.tances VI their Capture, anu Yet In s.x
III a., alter the imprTisus anu pereIn piory Qe-
:sM I'D OF 0frat Britain they were abIectiy
s# ,urrruderei upon the mere Tumor even o.
I'll Inc approach u osiilr neet, aud thus for
Uni IN. trst time IN our national history have
@ W. .lrutted .uaoienLiy INTO II QUAR-. with
@# oai rlxn I, and Then baseiy cIrpl out OF il
@ y, hou. homer; ana thus Tor lns tiis lime
#M has ile Amer,Sn. eagle been made 10 coWsi
Isl .r,or- the crush non.
&% sir 8 vassai or Iettered and terror -strick. n
pa ess, seIglie ard s}coi hahuc- POLITICIANS,
E@ N his House or GU ot II, may applaud tue
$@ alt asu lawn Anu Il ltter ala il,k the hanu
SF WHICH Il - sinttten uoWn our hoLor iuI o tnt
&s dr.. Bat H. p-opie. now Oh hereafter, Will
E$S arnianJ i, ter lbI- reckoning Tor ms musl
BIZ uaa.E y SURRENDER. Butt 40 hot trus. my.
E8S i ~ speak OF IL now as propose some Gay
E4 " speak 1 rose only TO pat record M
4M .ni natic pTottst against ~ and 20 express
nd Il, deep con sictIon tDat the very war WhicA
M tae ar day might have been avoided ~
u ,A.. N -
S# he surrender may be no fault Of the
s# s. cfrsary OF State, but he has sowD, / fear
E "a. drag N s teeth 10y this hi IA tai pa ,ch
sM and armed war will sprlng from IL. IN tn.
zS# Lame of God Sir, what does England wan,
s# yi.u Mason and oiidelIf 1t VISA surrender
M Of .be claim of the right 10 s-'ze them on
u board SHIPS under h.r Fl g. Ihat she de-
NJ msndtd, AID yet this is The very thing that
II Mr. Seward periinaciousty REFUSES, and he
i'll only condemns Captain Wilkes because he
"a di1 NOT enforce this asserted right with
u gres'er severity against tie offsnding neu.
VI uai ship why, sir, up n the pril ciples OF
~ this dspatch, II merchant vessel, as AT first
~ ilteude !, hal been employed to carry theee
ID neg oat from Fort Warren tn England she.
E might day have been arres ed on The b TX h
81 seas and they dragged from her deck. pr o.
u sided ouIy she were forthwith brought back
10 The port OF Boston for confscation
i but more than this, England needs do
lot say wants, war bui she must and will
have il, and this Administration has acted
4 from the beginning rs if il Was their purpose
10 obige her in 1t TO the utmost. Look lnIo
yonr diplomatic correspondence Look al
III your stone Il -et. But let that PISS VINO,
a ask, among all the millions of this country,
Y or even ia this House or Senate, or the Ad-
mtlistr alton itself in the midst Of the dead
calm of sLolid security which seems now to
res. ov'r all, has reflected tor moment upon
The sig nifcancy OF the events Of the passing
h0uri
British man Of war bears to the shores
Of England. there to bs received in trium phi
and with shouts of exuitation as martyrs
and heroes aud with the gustos Il the peo-
pie OF England and the pro Rges of their
minister's the very men who but Tor the rash
act CT Cap ain likes. and the St Ii more
tAsh endor. tment of the administration aud
The c, untry, would six weeks ago have been
quietly land from priv lite ship in quiet
leeu rlty as rebels aud refugees. All Europe
-
Will rise up 10 do them honor, and yet you
Nrrender. them, did you, to escape the re-
eogniiion by England Of the Confederate
oates, and your Secretary OF Ste te, with
Ohris'ian resignation or stole philosophy,
esmiy re]1ices that the eff -ctuai check upon
suo waning proportions OF the insurrectiOD,
~ Well as the comparative unimpOrtanee of
me persons concerned, happily enable the
ADMINISTRATION after six weeks Of expert
4slt 10 cheerfnlly liberate them, and thus
remove this tarimi causi beUi.
>. on, eve me leave to say that the m ome en- I
W mason and Sliiell) stepped upon tn
oea OF british man of war, your prisoners
VI sae, whom the other day you would have
ssas'khed 10 feion's cells became inueed the
s,oys and ambassadors of a recognized in
,fvhoept State, and predict here to-day,
.spite OF this deep national humiliation, or
,aa perhaps because OF IL, and, in spite,
NJ, VI me surrender, without protest, Of the
'lfoe doctrine, for forty years the cher shed
I alu proud policy of this Government, in
Win ian tnree months You will be at war
s ma y reat Britain, or else, in the meantime
n,n nasely submitted to the recogni-
a'a OF the Confederate States. and the bre AZ.
w. VI the blockade and, ii at war then,
h, ,a hearts unstrung and hands unnerved
.As very surrender.
H." courage! conragei sir, Is the
s,oo aud first OF psacemakers know well,
dc." se SIR, that like all other similar pre-.
pus,n ,of me years past, in regard TO our
IN ~ ansirs, You win treat this one also
,b.i.,s 'es Hhg and Incredibly; but, never
nrns., put II on record here to day "The
hms'ih.t m IN foresee,h the evil and ide,h
uaso ~ oai the simple pass on and are pun
wIiBSR-HKxoRA& puA or ARrIcr. 70
FOND II Ills BAaa .as
'"fertress Monroe correspondent Of the