The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

charge OF is dss,ssy Hrmsa resson sropas in
vain for a answer Hs. la there an- prospect 81 a
ehanses How sas n om,i Ths Prssiden. il
e.iraiy and oestDatey ocai,6eEt In eifs.e asn. {
pnniIc opinion hs takes 70 bSed IL fact ke kaovss
nethiss ef IL as fsaiv .zsat f. h Notorious
she. he reads zs E.sa Of sswEsepsrs~whleh esv ths
only true tndeA ef fuolse op!atsnas this child ug,-
born Els aat.pns CT tie oosuar feA Lns are IT 9e
np mainly frcn the approximations ,ns iaseree,
I'D 60 eris aho1t hirc. ss fugitive stsre las ia
OF tho few vls,tcrs who Can qie. bis jsa iss
tengSo ,ns encEgh 10 Set ha aersoas O. oourse
nctions iSas gained ARE mixsd. Grade. agd wo..t.
iesA -
What taeysD&ust tho na,ir7 .uyeiy perth Is
there no semedy agsiast ali this iucapasisg We
voncb for nothirg The esso at hest Is aerlorabia.
Bat We are eoash,ee5. shss II there IS any olsaec
whatever Il lies with the Gonerals In The fiaid
iheIa IL ihi ora thing Observable the ust1sr
of h'in Washington, LIS more successful nsa
intersu2tedy iscal The beginning Tas can
be d,s 10 nothing else sn:-n TO the great
e: fse~cIa rjpyad by dtsiaut Generals fson
washington 6to.ssson let cur Eastern SStuts 5
no longer aabuait 10 yos terrible disadvantage. Il
~crtay OF ii,sir poacs 4. sii. tGey have i;h. 70
M snasa ID as- prescribed campaigns IL g2Sa1danes
with thett own Judgment No Dao, however COM.
pe'ent II sway frot til. ae'usi iisd OF ope: at,0f
ca. iLssilseniiy crder tham ~hel a11 how 20 give
bstt!s-iEhuiseiy such Iaaa SIS rov presume TO di
re< IN Washington. Wa sev, taen, to.tSos3 Gene
rsis. instst upcn carte 5iaachs "a -esPsc: t0 hes
opsfstscrs. anu, when !: ;s cacs giTen IL u Il
requiring ~tl:i permit but ne d cot do we'll IL
saf'eIios il 10 Do constantly ove--iidcn. E-sni5a
IN iise manner, dtd we'll Ia esse;iSs the sol
cum FiedEe before Is tnok comm .Il1 su. he ai.
nst 40 s'e.i Ia ga.ssr iting whaa, t~e Days n
tsEwards. its sys.eUat.e II atcG cegs,a oar
oomnscdaS 0sneras o;;sIT5h. 50: to5 feeouleiy o=
tco promptly nnder such i;g4 akGaed hTsaehss o.
isiih- Let them hane-fssth be tfas t. :hamssivs5
1hs peopls knon that they have q military rigat
10 andv dad command. aud taai she sag1.iost Of
The country eepenGs o. their exercisiEE ;. II
would not a6e more ;Aae resig lsiion ,tCce1
directly aud distinctly oy The dis-egayt o. this
hight aud necsssity--we ssy would not tase Dsore
:han such fesiguaslon 10 rnie t@Ipsst that wouid
Erishtan sven the duuaexaaad. at " ssa;ng&oa flt3
SONS Improvement, of their vyays
=. INTERVIEW WITH G.S. BRsGG's VlYg
Tie We.'Ea! expedition sroa New osleanA "a
Thieoaesax visi.ed the plantation of Gen E7a2s.
Aa interview with Ma 3,agg ia thus aeseri1ea by
= CORES pondens os the New York Time.
Ia the vicinity Of Ta;;,o:sanx is si;ustea ths
plantation OF Msi Ger. bragg Il pf ecu-sn At
tI-cted ths attertion of oar Soldiers ana his ne
grosa seemed tr have very Intelligent Idea cr the
relation thsf master stood TO ths national ffocps
As our soldiers e3yaaaed Lisut- -Cccn4l warner of
tas lSia Connsc:tbat, Received w3rd from Erg
Bragg :h.: she would like 10 have p Ena.1 20 20.
tsal her property This rsquept r~s; pTo.n-liv
cc9plisa with sni when Col Waraer 9 arlo 30 tvro
o. his regiment *erS naHDg quies'y before tie
ske -
too .ste 70 ssrs the properly entita Taa negroes
naa tsAen edyent age cs he. 0pportuu,iy 70 break
opsE tie closets ogeds Si:s hugsaus rio caen tbs
featAer and nosa heig r. raaEch CT t7 as-a aud
otbs,T.Bs destrop ysu2i;8s in the 5iH II rCo17
Upon Col. Warner sEpesr saee : - T7aq. W: 3
seU,s' Excitement. eonr1enasi expT4saiog 'ner
C.'nd.' aaeW lti5 LADY laFay -sars ago icr1 ca
fore ste wza married scd few woman .rs,s ha-c.
Cer or mora eicQae9s sSith ti,a t0ng7e. gan
therefore, readily i:n-e gina that Col Warner ot -1a
~orst II H. 80 far IS - oTds were oancsrDsd 81 s5y
rate vsrtilTe 10 :sEas'k i',-G shl iIa the 'aet
say" Col. Warner suggested shat il wa So Zoe:
tie lsdy ss., no ssked th l.s'iorz croa-,s
cGiae n this vicinity, sri Thy ~6ce ftsy :a=F
"sscs;ae,' ssj tie 0alJoei "cu- day aoi IL
duty which )ssruai r1<n your ccca noy.1-3c hu-.
cSnd. taught Gne 20 ici,c@ nv 1sr g1d Gefend
evsIy portion .: my country sErs Ersss i-e! red
.1 1t tae tGlstais !pEruders s2d i.vsGl-s o,
lis ao5tn +"
Tie Coicnai replied n eoura=cr4 isuz1sza thst
10 eoUd cot understand lis pS..toG IN that Il Il.
aic Incidentally remarked ths:, obi friaE. -
| Gen Brsgy. as worlj i@ce bsaii E,sassi - See
| hiA- At this stiusion ;hs .edY4 dark sn4 eFs-
ling evei asas ID aca sis sad, ~: vou w3aiG sse
G-l. Bragg y-o aho1lt meet hiI2 II he e8:1 and
not hsse CT his plsnt8:io1.' gle Un'Caei, With
iatis Eaa-a, rriisa hat n ar<ra bad
oeen ;rFins - .nAst Gen. BrsG.. tn: ha: .tais -
forts had nos baea sttogesher scces.sfal U-.s
upon iha lazy csuan5s3 protection ard aei.i2S
ni5 carriage rcde beyond TIE -an.ed3te lines
our troopz-sad. doubt 20 lee. Shat hsr hrs l,5l
and ias trusted f,iead u Gan ray os anti me here
OF Of The best fought battles enn:;ren.
was no" ase1as ou, ot Sslincky defeated rste