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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11
From Western Virginia.
paINCEToN, Va, Dec. 6, Ii


4 few days ago we had very plain intimstion
frora Brig Gen. Williams that an Examining
Board composed of gentlemen skilled in the
science OF war would soon visit for the purpose
Of inauiring into tho Illness Of regulertal snd
company oAcsrs for their respective positions -
The effect ofthis has been 10 evsry golorsided
and epauletted son Of Mars studiousiy iuveatiga-
ting the to many Of them} previously unexplained
mysteries Of Gillham snd Bardee.
The man Payne who WAS recently branded for
desc etion hAs died. He E.uch mortified that
he would not so to any house but lay in the woods
aud caught cold in tie wound. On the 4sl iBst
elk others were ydbliciy whipped for G. like of-
f.ues # shis should not check desestion fe9oGrse
vii. 10 had TO the extreme penalty Of the law.
For the las. forty eight hours chs wsathSr has
beea extre nleiy severe, and many of cur men have
suffered very much. II is heastcending 10 ses ths
poor isiiows but half clad sn1 shiverin3 around
their camp fires Are wo thought OF by those who
ut snug and comfortable at ho;nef II We are 80
iudre by regrlts, we sre not. HaEm0n worship
seems 10 lave become the sli-prevsng sin OF our
n.a,,fs the soldier freozas In the tented heid and
6s destitute faniiy both freeze and stsrys III home
unheeded aud rneAred for
IF the signs Of the tA0ss are net faise there 10
wosful day in tho future for robber extortioners
That peace that viii bring JOY to the heart OF the
soldier will bring destruct On swift and terrible
upon those hsartiess wrstehes who are ut for moth
ing but the unQuenchabis fras OF hoili societies
are about forming In camp. the members OF which
will gcsmnly vow TO disband ~ soldisrs until
the last one Of these sco0udrels shall havs been
mads to fssi the vsassaAae dns THAR erinsa The
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EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA,

.;.r.potted that important movements are on
.,,h the Aeoltionists in Eastern North Caro-
-. r~e,ve regiments le,, Newbern on Saturday,
"-,a -ss the opinion of persons living near New.
S.ru hist ,heif destination was Wilmington. TIE
-. general belief, however, is that they desisn
.,tscs upon Weldon or Petersburg. On Sunday
transports snd FIVE euuboats ascended the
,s,nsn snd 1t is said that land force. estimated
y, ,houssnd, has been seen In motion from the
'',,>,,rAcoi Of Suffolk. This wouid seen, 10 In.
r..,. movement on Weldon.
Tie Raleigh Prosrs'' says that private dispatch
ION weldon to member OF the North Carolina
r.,sstare, received on Tuesday night. states that
x.s recorted ths, The enemy were landing large
r-.s IN estes county. If this be true, an imme-
,,. attack On Weldon may be looked for
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ARMY LETTEES

Mr. w. L, II Word. Special Agent CT tho Pcs
Ofhcs Department, publishes card, in which be
suggests, fox the benaft of the aoldier and bis
friends that all letters sent 10 soldiers should be
csrefaly addressed t. the care OF the regiment aud
company of which he is a member. and always bear
the nu,eber Of the regeTs ami OF tina State
which il belongs Attention TO ibis Suggestion it Is
believed, will ebvete oue Of hs chief OF TIE
non-delivery OF letters l. &c a.so suggested bat
all letters soat to soldiers ahoud be PIE paid before
mailing IN rlany ing;anaes this Is negesed ..i,d
the letter fails to reach js destination The follow
iug may form OF address in sooor6 4ace
with tho Special Agoass directions: Private 500.
Jones, ears OF Company X, 47th Reg Ga. V,ls.,
fredericksburg, Va
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The probAh's Success Of these dia,oval nrsct;sas
created considerable anxiety In some Of the sta,es
and the Government was urged TO sdopt mess,r,s
Of protection bB temporary restrain. of those en-
gagged IN the hostile acts. aud to this end provos.
AsrsnAis were appointed in some States upon .Ae
nomination of their Governors. 10 scs rndsr the
direction ef the State Executive and the writ =.
a"oeas oorpas was suspended by order Of ths Fade
raj authorities; but arrests were forbidden un,sa.
authorized by the State Executive or Juage .s.o.
cate. and where Unauthorized arrests occrrrsa
when brought TO the notice Of the Department tia
parties have been Immediately discharged
The absence of a lsrge number of officers and
enns'ed so'disrs from their posts IL referred to- and
1t " stated that the pursuit of such persons and
their compulsory return to duty is nece ssary une
ton OF the Provost Marshals. The pay and bour
fy allowed by act of Congress to recruits have of
iered strong temptations practice fraud upon tho
Government by false returns upon the mns.sr roll.
and false charges for subsistence DliSsnt efforts
are being msde for the detection Of all Eueh nrae-
acss and to bring the guilty parties before prop.
sr military or civil tribunal Tie sans course il
being pursued in respect to fraudulent Contractors
and disbursing officers. The expenditures for en-.
hssnents, recruiting, drilling, and subsistence of
volunteers, Regulars, and militia. amount. 70 ths
sum Of $a0692 2s2sI.
The Secretary dwels a. some length upon the
chsnge In the status of colored persons, whom lie
is pleased to term refugees" produced by the cor
tnusnce OF the war and the advance of the Uaion
troops Into "rebel' territory. He says the oaar.
tsrmas.ers Department, upon which the charge of
such persons is chiefly imposed las ros found itaaIf
oufdened with their care, but that il has on The
Contrary, derived valuable aid from thsir labor
Al the operations of the army on James river and
upon the Potomac, in the fortiacs;iope of Wash.
inston, ana ss isoorsrs, teansters, hosters and in
landing and shipping of stores, thsg hsvs
been of crest service and the demand for
their labor has exceeded the supplv avail
sois lie sdds that "ths power of the rebels
rests upon their peculiar system Of labor. whc',
Keeps lsborers their plantations to SUPPORT own
ers who are devosing their TINA and strength to de-
stroy our armies and destroy our Government -
IL is, in bis opinion, the duty Of those conducting
the war to strike down the system and turn agains.
tie rebels the productive power that upholds The
insurfecton, Whenever that system ;s in hostility
ID tne Government lie concludes by waimiy
ssnc;ioaing tie compensated emancipation propo-
siion of the President, and says tha; proper arpll
cation of tie uaeans at commsad of the Govern
inent cannot fail to accomplish the Suppression OF
the rebellion
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CHARLkaros, Dec. 9--f7hs Br.s..h vs. steamer
admcS, q guns, snd tho Pe;fei, l3 slns, arrived
Charleston yssierdsy. from Fortress moa.os, on
80 3d. The British Con5u spent last night aboard
t3 Ca0nus. That vessel left this morning for
Jgtross M3nsoe. The Petrol leaves Oh Ghnrs
d.r.
ine French corvette hilan stu lies anchored
L the Lssbor. Yesterday evening. her com
Aander with Generals Beauregsrd and Ripley.
ID a number of ladies and Invited guests 4isited
ort Su1ntec.
i' is fnoored that intelligence has been re-
Gives taas the iroE-eigd, pa3szio, left cge4v York
I'D feacne@ Hampton Roads and seso- -en.in.
is-S there some days, left for the South bu: Va,
obliged 70 pu back to the Roads in 6 disabled con
ton
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PErEbsBUEa Dsc io--Esw York d. .as Of the
etA tfs; have ieea reeeived 10 moveueu. had
oe@n fasds by Bufnsi' e up 70 guhlay. Tie New
KorS papers report that JRckson had Joined Lee at
fredericksburg ani now ferns the ief. wing of
S19 fs0ei army. IL gas rcmared, zl.o, tha. Stu-
ants cavsify was GA the north siss Of the Rappa.
hammock, moving between tie forces of Burnside
and sIgel
Tne cold On Saturday night was inteuse This
Abolition troops suffersd considerably yx Abo.
htien plckets are reported to have been f.oz.n 10
death. The ice ia the Potomac near Aqu!s creek
ia neafiy sTTo inches thick Il is stated that body
Of rebels occupied Ihoroughfare Gap aad Warren.
ton Junction on Saturday
Gel. Percy WyndhsA1 was about I, make n rs.
connoisssGce.
sig7l ass Issued proclamation, ordering an sIsc.
toR ior cag ess for tho dis!rie. of Eorfok Prin.
cess Anna, Gsnssmond, Portsmouth, and Isis Of
Wight.
Jos. Sssar has secured bis eonstitu snts from the
effects OF Liae9.n's late p7os'aas:ion.
Three rebel schoonsrs in attempting 10 run ,hs
blockade irto Wilmington, "Wednesday kst wess
captured They were an frcm Nsssau. one ~.
the fn.aa Tustie, another the Brilliant The third
one run ashore-name unknown
IN interesting correspondence recently passed
between cen aoI'y A. Wise aud Gen Reys, rels-
tive 20 tAe trestment Of iuaaiies In the asylum a.
Williamsburg. Va.
Seventy Gge thousand dollars had hesn subscribed
at New gerk ior the operatives at La1sashiEe.
Ang.
Il fire. occurred in the suariho st Harrers
Ferry On Saturday might, where the rebel prison
efs are o-u1nad, consuming two Government build
ins' sad Tie GoTega1aens and telegraph Office
Loss 81 o00
TIC Tebe, ssl. pesre and power mills a. YeIyie.
Ark, hsye bsen destroyedby portion OF BluuI's
command.
The Hraldeopjee.ures that Banks' expedition is
designed to advance upon Richmond by way Of tbs
York ard James rivers.
Grenada vas occupied by the Yankee cavalry
Monday, Is. December. Fifteen locomotives and
100 csrs we're burned
Con 2osecrans has made a forward movement
towards hurireesboro
Gold wss held il New York at 1914: Exchange,
l46. Cotton was dul--uo quotations given. Three
millions balss of cotton shortly expected from
tie South.
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yuRoYS OPERATIONS IN TIE NoRTE.
WEST

-ss ssreer of the Ysnk General. Mllroy. in
ysr,Awsstern Virginia is Fsey less brutal thsr
:. -sisu Of his rivs Butte in New Orleans. 4
~ dsys since Col. Imbod ef Aususts ob:ained
l-7rn Mr job Parsons copies of two orders which
90 sppend These orders Ne ID TO explanation:
ST. GEORGE, TUCKIR Co., WEST Va.
Nov 81, 1862 s .
", r,5 Parsons (son Of ABB sham y
yo1 SIC hereby ordered 10 report in person or bv
r,ur representative al my hesdquar;ers in ST.
asorss Cou:t House on The 2sth of November,
~ 10 si,end 10 business of vital importance TO
yccrsen And in case of your failure to comply
.i.h the shove order you must suffer the penalty
By order Of Brig. Gen r. II. MILRoY.
HORACE KELLOas,
Captain. Post Commandsnt.
On repairing to the hesdqus-ters Of this insoIent
ohio Asoliiionist the following document was
sli95 20 Ar. Parsons by Kellogg, with the re.
zsrk, you see the old Nsn (Milroy) is In es-.
uSsi
ST GEORGE, TUCKER Co., VA,}
November Is, 1e62. )
Y. r15 Pars0zs. (scn Of Abraham Parsons)
sE-.a c5rsequsnce OF certain robberies which
hsge beea pe:pstrsted upon Union citizens Of
.aeker county, va, By bands of guerrilss, you
s,s hereby asSessed To the amount of fourteen del
lsrs nd twenty i've cents (sii 25) 10 make good
ks.r !osses; anu upon your la rre TO comply with
DE above assessment By paying tho money ever to
ne By The frst dsy Of December, 1865, tie follow
.1g order Will be executed, viz:
III ihsy fail TO pay at the end of the time you
.sve osIntd tbttr houses ptN b. burned and them.
...sl tsot GRa shsir property all seized. Anc De
.lr- tAs; VOC carry out This threat tigidly, and
show hem Lla; yoG are not triting 10 be TITLED
with
You will inform the inhsbitaa's for ten or IF
sci niles around your camp, On all Tie roads sp-
preaching tbe town, upon which tie enemy may
sppr0sch, that they mus. dash in and give you
15Iice and ,ha. ueop failure Of any ons 10 do so
tasE houses viii be burned srd the men shot"
8y crGev o. Brig Gen. Il II. Ailroy.
Captain HORACE KELLOGG,
Commanding Pogs
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4 TRAlToE 10 HIS C0uHTRV.

!; was statei few days since hat Capt.. Paraer
oi The u S. S,sDb3at Ctlc2-s, now Gerazta.tog iEg
eogrss; Z lie To.k river. wss pative Of West
aors.4nd county, We. This is mistake he Is
the unworthy son OF d gsllants father, who wss Il
ns,iye ST that county; but the : on wss born sna
rslsed 81 the North. aud MARI thsre His rela.
.!ves, With one or two except are fighting On
Ia side Of the South and his brother, ". q. Par
ks., gallant officer OF the old y. S. Navy, re-
sgnad lis comniaaion and entered the Confedera;a o
se!yIes
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men STe bsiaa marked Enw and the ea'd.gys ef
esca coaaty " IL effott9giiT clean out their o7-n
respe2liVe districts itfsEsd when iudIviaus's srs
toI Ell 10 redress tasis EVA wzorsH. bat hera az
Il no law ao ohsr Eeeeuese Il left hsla bot Iy.cs
code.
a crest s'apps;ie vss sssased in l.s,,i.surz. On
tue 2t'h uis, Ly ma 8sisshisvoaa fellows iirt .
seF9is giDs near i-isisayss Mills, With yiseg II
frightening csvairy ytgslaent ftalieneL ~ thst
poi1t 4 ciapatch canufs 80 t9@u wish tbs startling
intelligence that large fsrcs Of Abolition trfsvtrv
ana sayalry waa aava1sang snG actua'ly enra1ed
N desperate conflict With pr zGaa Cilizens f'ed
coG'r1issary sQres and sok s9ldiera were hastily
s,ef,ed off and ihs wild4ut excitement prevailed
Esriy next morning thssfscts became known. and
ihe place resumed its plssipas quiet.
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hut.my Among the Yankee Troops at New

RALEIGH, Dec. lG--TGe State Journal learns
Eom source perfectly liable that inutiny broke
out siaons The Abolit;onists ct Newtern at the
close Of last week. Five hundred meu ;asev dow n
Their arma, swearing they were Democrats and
would hshs no more under the Abol..isu flag
iSoms Of them were captured, bat he majority
risdo their escape. The excitement IL represented
"s intense The traitor, Stanley, fed ID Z gun.
Leat 1he immeaiaie csuse of the rausiny was the
s7po1ied advance On Kew bern OF G5ns jackson
Aod Svzns. and Gov. yaace, wish heavy f5gee
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From the Southwest.

GRENADA, Dec. 0Tweaiy I've Aboiitionists,
captured Coffesyiile, yesterday, were brought
III to-day. rhsy report that the cars are run.
ming from Grenada junction 70 Holly Springs,
and that the slsgraph line is working to that
plaza.
a man jess from. Tocknahgtsf; reports the enc
" so 000 strong, crossing the river. They burned
a portion CT the town CT Water Valley.
Mccullough, the Arkansas 'Jayhawker was
killed In TIA tighi a: Guf;eegille Al quiet here
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I'm TIE DISTRICT EOUGT CF TIE CON.
/ FEDERATH STATES OF AAERf3A for She
Eastern District Of Virginia, Gov. 1879, 1862:
CrGszs3, That Receivers Thomas I. Giles Eenry
I. Brooke, John T. Francis Francis L. Smith Schn
Il. Speed, ThoIaas II. Campbell, and William A.
haury, Go each of them, on the twenty ysecoEd day
CT December next, render before " siiiiam 4. Wat
son, a COMMISSIONS OF this Court, account OF
ali matters in his hands. or under bis control, as
Receiver as aforesaid sppolctec under the sct Of
Congteas entitled IAN act for TIE aequestrstion OF
taa estates property, snd effects OF eiieu enemies,
and for tbs indemnity OF citizens OF the Coniede
rate States and persons aiding the ssnis in the ex
isting war with the United states,' approved Aug.
Both, 1861 ard to MAKE anc state an account and
settlement, under oath, OF bis collection OF rnopeHs
Rnd Disbursements under the act Aforesaid And
it
Further Ordered, Tha. the Marshal of this Court
cause to be published in tbs Riehrloud Enquirer
Examiner, Dispstoh, AID " Zig. for four weeks eon
sscutiysly before the sa d day Of settlement copy
of this Order and that the Clark o. this Uoari send
q copy OF each of said Dswspa pers 10 TIE District
Attorney OF the Confede<eo States fog mis- Die
trict oopy--Teste;
5VTTY OF RTJHaOND---To WIT At GaIeg
J held in the Clerks otiies of the Court Of Hus
ting ;or taa gai2 city, hoaday, the lss day of
December. 1863;
Taes 2arcsrove. .Plth.
against
william II. Pollard. ard Eizabesth, his wife ;
Robert g. Pollard, sad klIdred, his wifs, .
William 4. Neal, and Lucy hs wife. Thos 2
McCaleb, Josephine Norris William NorYis. z
John j. King, and Amelia, bis wife, Samuel 8
Hardgrrve, Jr.. and VIZ. Il. Hardgrovs, in u
his own right. and a. administrator of Sam'l
Hasdsrovs, deed d-..-.--.-.--...------De Detss,
The object of this sut IL TO have division CT
partition Of tho resi- es.ate of Samuel Hsrdgrovs
deed, of Chesterfield county. Va, sItua.sd in the
city of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia.
among his heirs at law, be having d,sd interstate.
Affidavit having be an made that tho defend snts
Robert q. Pollard xad Mildred his wife, William
4. N.al, aud Lucy, his wife, john j. King, and
Amelis, hia wife, and Samuel Hardgrove, Jr., are
not residents Of ths State of Virginia, the sd 5e.
fendants are hereby required appear In the ssic
CLERKS Office within esls month After due rubleA-
tion hereof, and do what may be nacrasaFy 20 sro-
tact their intarsssA A cepy-res.s:
do a~-IAvlv MO HOWARD Clark
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

,,>. passengers ay the train from Frederioksburg
~ change in the condition Of affairs around
~, ,,,.u wha, the Pc isrsl forces may be doing
I'm Falmouth and Aquia Creek, is, Of course.
,,,ru to Themselves, as the lines are strictly
'". .tad but il Is certain they do not evincs any
f. ,n advancing on Richmond Luck In lei.
Is perhaps the motto Of Burnside. and he
-, 80, risk his reputation by precipitately throw.
VS.. vi, ,,lumns across the RAppahannock.
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A REBEL..
AAhaANsTroE-wes sst tn sctjoiaea from tie

Vtcksagrg Rhig tbs truth OF ~ len the eaitor
says afr.end viii vouch fpf:
Wnie tiae Yankee troooa uaaer Fitch were IN
esg'p OF White river. nsar Madison, Arkansas,
Col Daniels, of the lst Wsscoasi2 regiment. be.
came terribly enamored with n=grS, woman ba.
longing 10 David Goodies, Sf st. Francis co,,ptv
although Rs black as ebcny, he Coone! propossd
marriage, aud IN shcr tinie be Id her 20 tss nv.
men!sl sstsr, and thsre tbs black hearted dog ook
Miss AaFy Goo5ioe for aetter or fo: qTorss =
short time afterwards the Major of the same reyi
mant married a slave bsianging to DR.. Mash. If
St. Francis county, and sRbeut lle same tina fb.
Chaplain OF the Ist Wisccffxn entered into the
holy boads o. wediock" with negro Of the bisck-
es! dye. the pTopssty Of Mir. Thomas. living or
w hits river. The YsnaesB Fad ssoieY, all ths ma
gross within thsir reach, and ha1 therl confined
within t0eir Eues. week two after the officers
married the adorable niggers," our forces made ~,
attack on Fitch, and then tha bat:la OF Lsnzui!ia
vas fougnt. Ee4uItiCg III the defeat OF taa ore1y
Daficg tae battle Mary Goodo oe. the Ysnkse Col.
oDss African wife, wss taken prisoner ss W i aso
fae 1sJor sad his wife; wGi.c th5 Cass,s;n and
Eis "beStor l2!E wefe almost instantly Killed =
great many Yankees AID nsg-oss were killed, anu
two luodfed and nfty OF tbs stoan 1e-roes zecSD
tofed Lh6 gentiemsa VITO ingorraea us OF ne
snove ayers last 1t is every word co-rect and
adds taat when ths Cha p in vss inferred lna
oeaa bodies orsix negroes killed ia battle were
placed above him,
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ports:
friend on q committee TO collect the aanes Of
non contestants In Charleston, Ia anticipation Of
their removal, informs as that many of the women
positively refuge 10 leave ths city under any cir
eumstancss dscsaripg that they csn carry powder
water &C., 10 the troops. and arc determined TO re-
mGin during bombasdmsnt. One venerable old
lady al sixty said she would prefer that General
Desarsgard ahould sond her musket inStesd OF an
order 10 lAavs, O. she could Il. and would than
ont - . u0n-o0ahAtant
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E.aes1 IL II a ,a-E =. =. :.


is Be seas FeTt4.~Ths Gager1liagnt ha9 s.zr.
mined - Send .cc<a the tygc yaIa, s'ryUe Eeg,i5
sad J9ha sculty, e'Ao wegs c3oviese6 .bout yesr
ago CT b=iiag Epses. ard s5Dtenee5 by fhe g9uyt-
AAtsi 70 be hung therefor. 10 will be reYas,5.
aered that It rs primo Fly The testimony os =
RAN narisd Webster tLat they Tere fsuas eai,ty.
fae prospect Of death Tnsde tbs condemned coul.
munieasi9e, e. thoy tod a3i shev hney. BOT cnly of
FFeh se- bat theuselves Ther revelsssous shavged
tas witness, .taotly Webster, b. hs. She biggest
faIeal CT the taree; for, whereas he was trua,e
9acret agent Of tia Confederate Gova.nAient and
liz friends in the North, Qha s.c.ets OF both os
whom ae sold for consideration. according TO the
testimony CT Hon Jno Covoce. OF Psnns, iyalis
20 fns Lsneon Government, they were merely cut
$40 sdlnrcts of h,s IL viii b5 gerae U.ie.oa that
Webster vas s.ieH sid hung FOR his teaels-y tas
eFidenee Of sculy and Lewis beiag verified By
much other corsoboratiSs testimony. Tney we're
keot IN prison AeTe icug G4e, t3ac sezat o Sails
ouEy. ,, q, and hGre haen agSia returned to gica
mono. fha 6oTtfhi2e Il. il their action torgayd
t3ess men $40 grlded ~ the consideration that
their power for mis- alsf % ths Southern cause has
long eeaset. when hey get North their geves-
tic1s 5here will aa locked for vish much igteysi
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THE DEsfoT.-The editor of the Chicago Pest
recently viait,d wasai5 gton. He thus wri.es .
his Journal OF the protection Of Lincoln from tie
dsnger OF assassin at;on:
We spent 8 few Gays recently ID Washington
city, and ~kIe there ssw many thi2sa and hesri
many mag which 10 us sae1red very suggestive
evicsaoe of tee extraordinary rogress with which
tia 1ation IL rushing onward IA il history. The
presence OF an armed gasrd q. the gates OF ihe Ix.
eeutiFe lAsiai9p every morning, and the care taken
10 Keep strangers ont@ide 0f The apprCachaz to the
building. was TO Gs something rew The presi.
dents arrival aad depar1 tse from the Executive
Mansion are COtw hataliing tbe E0elaaoho7y sug
gestions they render peculiarly rensrks9le We
haw min leave the building cnoe, and th5qgL th3
sight may be Witnessed every day /. was os u cha.
ractsr TOO wr2tched 10 invite = second yis;; ~.
saw bin leave on Sunday afternoon, and tho
1CssI1'ier Was es follows: Abou; balf-aas: I, ia
tGS ailsrnoon mounted guard uuute.i G
s5saa thirty OF mora troopers, aii aca.ei with
ctAVn '5o'es, eS.ensi'e spesz3 eaaglins an3 r&s
ling scGbharC5. na.ca boards au3 rsYUlYeys stuck
il thsir ho:stelg, dashel fusiorsiy thr;uzh the
streets .su entered the ground north az The Prssi
GtiGt house. 81 the steps IN font O.! tee t.go-
and u.,des the Grchsrsy, was q carriage TIE of.
hcef' o. one o. tas officers CT the muuutcd qua ri
aliS TED aud entered ;ba house. Il about ten min
utes 40 appeared et the dour a1d giving az -ip
: Al, the carriage ao3- opered tne guards pul
Them8oiYsB in~iaarttal sttiiades, S1umau56 -yafs
given, ara then Toe Pre- dant appeared with p0gt
tolo under hih G-. ed yyiLl rnora soldiers
ut eaeh giae, walked rapidly 20 lie cErttata .r s
tered 1t. Iwo Cfli'es Jumped II ssl tie door
" 80 slammed, tso 3ds;2 gail0ped iuto L-s t0r s3
the earE2ge cout.-4ins the Pfss3aIl ot tLe uaI.a;
ttate2 Crisvl pr- cgdeG ~ jsccGsc.- .l ot.e.
IS Toop5ts "a very re9il Eacs t-e party iis IRE
ground and upon t5acGln tEe "a sE5e. Y-9,a .,i at
s. h%gd cgliC3 O-t 0ur;Cai.tE ser-el.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

aUesc.-We have received from Wss. & J4an-
stou the music Of "ao.h ne to sleep Gash .,
;a1iislsd IN decidedly 1.tsog styis than ~ hare
ye. seen reached il tie CanfaderBey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

RRoN THE WEST IgDIEs--A slcop arrived at
Charleston * g, on Fficsy, frora \ a4sau VIII / 6
sacks OF sat. The yarronuess Stafford, daug.-
Ter Of Richard Cation. of Aa:y land, dled lstsiy in
England. Commodore WiIaea, Of the Yankee
feet, is annoying the people Of tae BahaIDss very
much by his eGper ef interfering IN the commerce
of those islands. aiS gunbosts the Octorara and
S0no8a, move about with great activity We no
sics that On the arrival Of ths Leopard and Anton
ca, from this port that tie Nes8au papers mention
that they left IA this hsrbor Sne steamships Hero
ead Ayias,