Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14


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THK SITUATION.
The sailing Of Burnsides set aud the wishes that ae
company Il dimy foreshadov In the niuds OF ALL the
mighty expectations that hang upoh the neat two weeks
With degree of patriotism which, in the patience dis
played Iises to the sublime, the people appear with
consent to have their hopes Of the future upon
grand combined movement which s 70 sweep rebellion
from exh,'euce. We the financial world holding is
BREATH as we're to await the confmpated result an
so, with the rest we encourage our hopes Of glorious
result w,le We indefinitely POSTPONE our fears-h any
We really have in cause 90 sssonnAi 70 me vinoca
ton Of human progress t. :.
How TAR We shall be Jusnned ~ our hopes We would
ain De gao 10 oemom.fa'e even 20 ourselves mnn
Tue PoPuI osio. Po,ns " ros'oh eo%P H'sy
the Cpal of our state wa shall not venture 70 cor s
ture the results But when we look 10 the army in front
Of Washington, with its splendid material and It's ac
kno.eIdeed bish discipne We cannot but hone that n
forward movement coon to be attempted will wipe out
efectusIly the remembrance OF former disasters and
thus justify the expectations Of all true patriots
Turning To Kentucky, We have, according to report an
army almost equal IN point OF numbers as well as disc
plne, at last IN pcsuon likewise 70 move forward.
The 5rean hWer ranroaa orldges composed, aoa has
enable the National troops TO take up the line OF march
South seven mues rom we oroee across oreen river
an eiceient turnpike ran oesns Na'cu eA'eoons "
the oaPuAi VI ienu''ve, e"i' 'y iA''y neeaee ",
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manas upon nun.
oond n,enared m eInepd ts furv on ,ha Psse1 ,s,.
rtory Seventy eight vessels Of all kinds many Of them
OF the most formidable character armed yesssS
now reported about ready and late accouns from be-
low show that Columbus passed, Memphis must fall
an easy prey. t'F a
All this affords vast room for hope, could We I've as.
cured there was the will at 20 set Il Al Ia
notion We shall see and awaiting results shall strive
10 be patent One thing Is certain With these re-
sources in hand fearful responsbIlty will r>st ON
somebody It. in the next few weeks the National dsss
tara are MOI forgotten Ia the better face nut
upop our Affairs
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Tvs possible 'hal 'nere VIII pc mucn enappo'ntment
when 'he eeslnsu0h o, ine Known.
Inc members OF 'he oaoihet ana our ieaong generals
n9Se'eI, nav sH.h aSeuraoe W VIC 'eadnS merosfs
u .ua. 'ne wiz pe s"enoea wiln .ne
moS' inPoI.anl IeSus' anu win msieraby enshge we
aspect o, ue war.
ioe "mSing'oh coIrsspondehto OF ,ns Boston iravel-
Yer makes 'ne important Dat rather doubtful statement
that the DIVISIONS oil Generals Franklin, ftz John Porie
and smith are 70 be Withdrawn IRON Washington and
sent 70 Annapolis to co operate In Gen. Burnsdes ex
Pedlaon' IL was rumored IN Boston, on TUESDAY, that
the detention OF the Consuon was in accordance with
the orders from Washington and that the part OF Gen.
Buffers Brigade now on board OF her Is TO 20 to Forress
Monroe 10 iufther strengthen the military arm OF this
same e1Pedihonary corps instead oil proceeding once
10 ohP isAno'
The Norfolk Day Book OF yesterday says:
We learn that the yessels Of fbe H.naditioo 6,g.,a
9 eunboats q side-yheeI steamers, and nnmber ~
trapspors 35 In all left Old Point AT o'clock Yesterday
afternoon and went ou of the CAMS Thore a,a asoa
large number came down the bay t night and vent out
60 our friends Ia the nei1hborhood of Uatteas n, Will
mpptou NAV look out for them although thew NAV have
ouly gone out for russ and NAV return after dsrk
Some Of the steamers, we learn, had scovs in tow
srRKserH, CONDITION AND PLANS OF THE AMY.
- "a. !, tco-rs,p,n enc. q, the t,n,,nn,,, y,or,,sr1
WAsHrsGroS' Jan. 2d-The Commanderiu thief has
determined on Simultaneous attack and ia so drawing
the cords by distributing the troops making ready he
transport alton supplies etc. that grand forward move
ment of 4S5 600 men will be made simultaneously the
immense column extending from tho Potomac through
Virginia and Kentucky 10 tho Missssissiun The army
on the Potomac are now ready for that movement :
Gen Banks near Winchester Is also ready. Generals