Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15

fact in regard to the extent the Northwest suffering by
the cutting off OF the trade Of the South That paper
estimates that there will be a surplus Of SO 100000
pounds Of bacon in that portion of the United States
this year should the Southern markets be opened
This will involve loss Of about 81 900 in the item
of bacon alone.
| had State Of Ihe Yankee, Hessian aud Tory
| Army of Kentucky.
| correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing
from CampbesviIle, Ky, under date Of the "a n ut,
represents that there is an immense amount Of dssats
faction among the Federal troops in Kentucky growing
out of the inacon that has characterized the Federal
amy This correspondent gives US an insight into the
chickering's and discomfort tina. have taken hold among
both officers and men, and grown evil weeds grow,
aud if he tells The truthand there to doubt
1.-THE Lincoln army in kentucky is thoroughly demon
alzed. Here ia an instance
"Some eight or ten days ago order was sent down
from Lebanon by General Thomas 10 commence FORTH
en- ions on some point Columbia bus it produced
such dissatisfaction amongst the officers that il is no"
underso God the order withdraw. Oae OF the Ken
lucky onels far in his expression OF dislike TO
this order especially and the management OF General
Thomas generally tender his resignation, the CON
sequence OF which, had it been adhered TO, would have
been in all prob lbty, the dsbanding Of the regiment"
But this dsafsction is wide spread and here is the
proof:
"The position of affairs in this State at this time e
subj of constant remark and criticism You hear aud
zee nothing Of this in columns OF the Louisville Jour
nal or Dsmocrit-at least very little But you cannot
travel anywhere in this State, from Louisville TO LeIing
ton, Lebanon Danville or Columbia, without catching
expressions of the utmost impatient at our movements,
dissatisfaction with OF our Generai aud want OF
/ confidence either in their capacities or fielity.
at is altogether useless for the Louisville papers TO
attempt to suppress criticism make their readers bt-
heve all is going right great deal ia said about civil
iAns mudng their own business and military men mind
Jog theirs This is well enough, il it was needed; but
there is the point The people civilians II you please,
saw that military do not mind their own business
aud unfortunately for the country illustrate their ass,r
ton by manifold instances which cannot be controverted
Or denied The complaints uttered by these civilians
moreover are not confined that class but I'd proof
and confirmation OF the same in the expressions Of the
| military themselves.
~ do not think t would miss the mark at all to say
that there is dss sction In the army than there
among the people aud longer than yesterday an OIL
Ger told that il a movement was not made shortly
there would be a mutny, for regiments were re-
solved 70 move, and could not b. restrained. Now all
this no would gather from the Louisville Yapers
Oue might infer from their regular petusa that there
was some dissatisfaction but nothing approaching insub
| ordination. They would have you believe that the mill
tAry authorities bad been igent and active and II nm
plants made they only the usual accomplishments
OF a campaign, and arise from no extraordinary cause
Louisville, it seems, received big scare when Gen.
Buckner went up and took possession Of Bowling Green
and displays some industry in making preparations for
defense The Gs=sttss correspondent tells what has
since happened
| ave saw in the distance what was coming ard il
| was the duty Of our commanding Generals 10 guard
against IT, What have they dole TO viudcae themselves
from the charges OF negligence and ineompeteney'
great many people say Louisville had been In danger
more work would have been done but "a soon as she
was relieved, I'll hands relaxed; and this idea has
taken 20 strongly possession of the minds Of OF
our Green river men, shat heard Coo iel OF Tegi-
ment remark that Il Buekuer to march at once TO
| Louisville he would present arms and lei him pass"
The GIzsitss correspondent tells what has been
pished by the several Generals who have had command
Of the Federal army in Kentucky:
| "Tnree months have elapsed. What has been done
General Anderson Hand his nerves so shA tered
mat be felt Obliged Ielinq lish the command. Gen.
sherman it is said became crazy, but his friends deny
l. IL possibly will be well Tor General SIS reputation
TO avail himself OF that excuse for persuaded aud
the country too that If be had done his utmost he could
hardly have done Nors, toward producing disastrous
result TO the campaign in this State General Buell. has
scarcely had full time for trial, but his probation can't
| las. much longer. General McCoOS must bear the
sure OF tie burning OF the bridge BIcon Creek The
time is no. far distant when the country will demand 10
see The fruits o. the talent and power placed at Gen
Bues sposa Grand reviews viii not satisfy the ptO-
! ole at this tme-they want work.
The truth H. have too many HIifl GsnsrdlS. It's
too nice thing living in that ~sy with fine dressing
gowns, genteel slippers pertnmId cigars, aud brandy
smash Eneu called for. There will be motive for
forward movement equal 10 that OF being compelled to
i've life such as the soldier leads in his Drive
them out OF the hotels, and you will hear the order
forward az once. The great excuse ordinarily Of
fsred is not ready getting ready, &c. Those who
talk in this way ought 70 know that Buckner has been
getting ready TOO and be kas got ready faster than We
because he Is behind breastworks aud tortcaous, and
when Gen Buell. goes Bowling Green he will fud that
he has an enemy almost mpregnaby fortified, VINO could
have been driven out within weeks after Buckners
arrival there, without much material loss
-Four nonhs have gone, however, and the G and Ar
nv has marched from MndroW's Bill 10 hunforisvile
forty or fifty miles. They have vet forty miles to
march 10 Bowling Green and 10 complete the OF all
our ioi, allowing Buckuer up the railroad
ack Immediately 10 front whilst pretend to rebuild
the railroad badge. Why all this mockery-thi- hssi-
this delay o. for one hour OF the gallant Lyon!
We are doomed to wait and hope onger-but how much
longer, who can tell
"The idea minated pretty strongly OF late in regard
to starving the rebel army and secesh generally
absurd IL aflor-thought, got up for
the inacon ncompetehcy heStanCy Of our Generals
Let our armies rest supneg oil their till spring,
and you lose by stGse than you would from
| battle You demoiahze the finest army in the world
You give the rebels advantage Of every deye
o1men and there can be but tc doubt that If VIC do
nothing BY spring the Conisderates will be recOgnz ID
both hy England and France Away with such trhlng.
Il our Generals equal to task let them resign
Aad let some OF take hold Of it"
The Cincinnati Cqm,rciai OF the SIst ult. says, at
ia reported that Gen Blu II writes to Washington that
his army in Kentucky is au armed mob, and that he
must have time to work Il up before he makes an ad
vance"
ANOTHER GRIN SwSDLE IN ESGLASD--The CONNER
cal world in Europe has been startled with another OF
thoss supendous frauds which every nov pud then fright
the British sle from its propreiy. The National lusur
ance AMI Investment ASCOT Iuon has suddenly wound
under the 1u stock companies and the bankruptcy