The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

we're eo11pslisd - dsatces 4 ~ ~ ,sem fss
tents for the want Of tfanenorssssvess tn
constdSfao1o quantity a. rSot1SsS.s' ~
Macon and 20 forth, We r11sSu ~
seme reason. Gen. LsnAW IN
which vas Rad on dress paFs1s ~ e ~d1
evscuattOn, that any one rausht oe1ors d
= tAe town, or perpetrsttns apv co,ssnas
rage, would b instantly ceot osssr on
mant IL, OF course, not advises :. ,ons INFO
a1nuon' 9os thinks IT was . pasce q ns evs
going back TO Winchester r. svoid.d \
now At Patterson's creek, nhen, FORCES 4
east OF Cumberland, and ahou, .ssven nil
homney, but were crossing IN f,e
nrioge into Maryland, and ar. -" faiiroa
'"'' '''"' s"ca"psd on the Maryland ,s.
" nos ss'1p1aa .ssos s.,,
from the Baltimore Amsriesn. O, -,
INST, We extract the following e Is.
Information was received +. t..
~ .ne PROVOST Marshais orc says SIN
MI voments and designs Of a ~pectH
men, OF secession principles, in NJ, body
W,rs,,,; mho were preparing TO smis.hA'
70 information received, the par,v nceordss
ing ABOUT eighty men, were 10 s,.y hu % ~
nour OF wednesday night from az IL,
Nfeehmount avenue north OF Fac se %
anu pass Out oy the Hartford turn" Wsv
aeachhs y'road, then 70 sorn r.as gsa
creeks emptying ialo the bav sns o! ~
oesighsd ~ embark in u vessel vua.As'e tas1
CaIFy them 10 Secessia. Captzin Nol3
tne Eastern District, was piac.d an =. -
" IN, ane police posse by Deputy. Mae,
fhail, and Proceeded abo M ~ ishai ac. -
nlsht 10 the house, which Ihsv esVea hat
a number OF those In the bossn 'oaAise
ga Ia erecting their escape, bu, Nh. s'Hecs-c
named parues tsome OF whom s.i'oVibs
Nolln foint party arrested last III. IA u,
subsequently, oischarsed,) wer. Inc Al;
custody iona Cara, Liwia Ael IL
amos lhom ,'son, Jacob smi,n w, Niocs.T
holman, Henry W. Ford, Wilma, 's!a
John WAITS, r. j. owangler fsrry
Jolh BALDWIN, Richard Simpsyu u foid
HlosS, Johh coleman, julius = ~ 'llaa
IeiAn man oIuhs, fatrich u BfienJ S'a.JEi
isaac weaver, EDWARD H. Met swain
huSseli, John Fitzpatrick, Ety,n Jan
anu JACK hays, twenty nv. IN eonsY
Iney were ali taken to the - anox
Station, where they are u, p,ss-n, ~ r9s9
oias. sAon CAiRo-xoysxzsr o. -,
dxEAr A1PEDITIoS soursw.s, 'si
CAIRO, Jan. lJ.-Gen. Grant sad
barkeu on the steamer Clancsi,Iro' san EN-.
ing, ana TOOK Tie Held Ut tort Les loth
Dispatches ndd been receiyru ,rae
vance coiuAh under Gen. hlcCIerr.,.aA NC ~
Jug it!s on the march anu viii csmna'ssy
neiu' n.y. 70 NJ Car BeanressTat"'
| uIug
iun. Gen. Grant reviewed m. Hsb9 "
posing the second division TINS tor.~VPs sou.
informed them heshouId marct, thtr,~raAi
ny tomorrow morning. The gr.,,y M's'
III usiasIn prevails among the trenrs eA
INTERFERING NEWS PRox xYxrr
AoUisviLLk, Jan la.-Thrse poiirs om.. O.
'nls al'eInoon Went 10 the su5dbs 10 So. D,
oamnet Rouk Tor mule stealing III
him at one FIniey's, Aud bcvss n i'aht
door, when houk shoI one OF the n,',''u'
benjamin hust, dead, and siisu,,. s','"ei
L. hirpy. Policeman William. In" u .a-c
Rouk, breaking his Jaw, and Gamma . ,'e4
Thoroughly reliable gentleman lu., -
rived here, reports HAVING seen In, ~ -
last. f''aaI
MOVEMENTS OF eky. 'CLELL,s
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-tisueral Mct,i.l,. II
Went 10 the capitol to-day, aud vase us,y-,
with the Committee upon tbs eoo,,nleI
the War from ton unul four o'cIock So.
which ho was sent 1or by The Presia.u, ~
held an interview with MIN. YnIs has -
him more exercise than lac has .an IN 80
day since his last Illness HIS interview 80
the committee Is believed 10 have p..n 49,
pleasant and sat- sIactory nature His tri.na
are satisfied that the inIeryIew Will ip.nir.
the committee With entire confidence In m,
General.
NEWS FROM uRoPE-sErrLRxgsr OF the mn,
The details OF English news have no, -,
been received at Washington. Enough, ho..
ever, is known to confirm lac opiuiun sn,s,
tanned At the State Department, mat the ,.l
tlemSLL OF the Trent imbrogiio has pro,,.
entirely satisfae tory, anu that no Cause et.I
at present for any apprehension OF hos,iur&
between the United States and any ftr,.s. +
Power.
REP0RTRD REsIaSATIoB oF sgc2RfAsis, 4
AND SMITH.
The Norfolk Day Book, OF the 18th in.,.,,
gathers the following information f,o, r..
sengers recently from the North nv ,ss I'm
flag of truce boat which has reached t.,tN
city:
The report of the resignation of Carss,.n
had scarcely reached us, before news is oort-
to US of the resignation of other msmeer.o al
the Cabinet at Washington. It is now re-
ported that Welles, Secretary OF the Navy
and Smith, Secretary of the Interior, haT,
followed the examp pie OF Cameroa. and throw
ID their commissions. In othefwords. lib
Cameron, being fully con WINGED that thestp
must sink, they have gathered.up rs mueh5 r
her treasure as possible, and forsaaen ha
Their places will be filled, ii Is eaid, by II
Coifax, Of Indiana, andMr Holt. OF ksntueiy.
The report which reached US ths; Hun l.
phrey Marshall had cut up the YANKEES Ia COT NJ
rODorated by intelligence from the Ncrth.-
Our informant states that notwithstanding
their newspaper accounts Of great viesr, |
over Gen. Msrshall, that in Baltimors.ts
fact IS known that such was not the case. tsi
that as usual the Yankees were dstsatya
with a very heavy loss. 4
We further learn tina: five regiments Wet
sent out to attack Gen. Price. Thsf objei
was to take him by surprise and tnsy'
counted upon an easy victory. They counted
without their host, however, as the sequel
proved. They met with 3 terrible de.eat-s
large proportion of them being killed aEe
the remainder taken prisoners.
The burnside expedition, il seems, va
really fitted out for the purpose Of mskias
demonstrate n upon North farolina-tli
point for which they are destined beil.
Elizabeth City.
MIsCgLJAsEous.
The omination OF Edwin NJ stanton az
Secretary of War has been confirmed by he
Senate.
Gilbert Rodman. chief clerk Of the Trea'