The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

| The Northern papers Of the evening es the 9Th,
are receive d. BIZ. do not contain much Of nterss:
The evening edit N Of the Baltimore Anertcaa
has dispa ch dated st Bloomfield. Va, Novem-
ter ID +. n Hhich statss that tho Advance of
Sue Army Of the Potomac up the Valley the
left aide OF the Blue Ridge s being pushed forward
with al Dispatch
The same d!spateh says that "0eu Plsassnton
occupied Up2erville this afternoon after . spirited
.ngsgs1.ens NTH tae enemy for about four houra
We tad rone ktlls D. but eeverai men were wound.
cd Tie enemy loft three Of their dead oo tho eld
Upperviile Is only four m.s from Axahy's Gap,
shi d me rebels ~ Q eIdsavorsps to hold"
Tho AmsricsD says that ths YCnk 20 aryry "is now
ready s.d prepared to hght general battle at any
time ard place where Tho enemy may zee proper 10
meet them. It II II better condition to day than
| It ever lisa ben. with the exception Of want CT
more cavalry"
EXTRACT FROM THG LITTER OF 4 LOYAL LADY.
TIE WIFE OF iiioH REBEL OFF ICER. TO HER
M0THES'
We find IN tae New FORK Times ths following
! letter. TIE Times IL very solicitoas lest It's au.
then.ci:y should be doubted. THIS IL genuine
letter OF "s lV;al lady" We wonder how "hor-
fid old Snesd. Of the Savannah Republican, rel.
ishsa hs a!lusi,a to hlmsslfs
SAVANNAH. Ga, Z. q. A.
Cetober II, 1862.
DHAR MoTHRa-Your kind letter reached me-.
and would have given mo Al unring.ed pleasure
but for the announcement. OF poor Captain -
death. How terrible for his sisters and fer poor
| Miss -- who, when last saw her shcve ed ,ne
bis carte de risis and half cone eel they wsre en-.
| g4eed, although neither the Comtnoiois nc- her
aun. knew or suspected anything of thu NATTER
| hvsry person here is In mourning except nyself
! sna only not 30 because csnuc; fad material
| and hope socn to be SLOWED to so North, Gene
| rs! -- has half promised me passage under b,
| nsxt fag of truce, 10 some vssseI Of Admiral ru.
ponts squadron Our little daring ID sadly in need
OF shoes her only present foot covering being little
| rpet slippers, with carpet so,es msds By myself
| They do very vel, whils 1t il quite dry, but tie
least shower keeps her within dools and ste wears
| out nearly two psif ratn week, 80 ,bst I am con
| stantly busy. OF tea and oher comforts we pre-.
| serve only vasus reulembranees; but food, thank
| God, IL becoming Plentiful again such as it is
wheat. chickens, corn, and pigs; and. although 1t
/, admitted bere By all that the rebellion has yet
sharp struggle before II. there Is no longer any
hops as siEcsre.y Wish there VIA OF i.s being
| srved Into submission
You cannc: think how bitterly tn North Is rdi,
culsd hsre end all my efforts to dsiend It only end
la modification and CONSEQUENCES tha. those who
! tlIk o,ber~Isa have The best ~ tho argau1art 1t
Il now the regular hsOis TO seod called 'deser-
tsrs into the Union lines along the Potomac, ws en-
ever we want to set 4 n1sii carried North These
desertsTs, who are generally tie trave5., 81 harp
est and most ucscrupulcus Efaats pfrdts in the
rebel army enter AcClellans lines tell hin, just
such stories as they have nesl told to- take the
oath, aud are Immediately dtsTaisssd. They then
go to Baltimore. post their letters there get q re.
tura mail, aud are back in Richmond within three
or four days from the tune Of leaving the managers
of this mail lins OF Baltimore 1t Is thus the and
! Two papers a-e mentone1 here, one published la
New YORK sid one ir Baltimore get their late
Sol.ksrn news" sn1 l can sssure you thai this
mail runs Tsguarly-the carriers many times get
ting sccoss the Potomac and into maryland with
on. be.cg once challenged while IL th,y are ohsi
lensed they announce themselves IS deserters' -
toSA nnsh fnnen hs, Al
ked of them-aud then hurry % to Bsltincle g.
which il our chief post Office
Tney have here In private circnl .t.on--,hough it
may be u forsery-a chronological chart of jeu
| Nee SLAMS character, made by Fonler and Wells,
| OF New crk, and which was given, they gay by
Mcclellan 20 his friend. Major General @. W. Smith,
Who's hsalsh is nov q1i;e recovered, ,hongh
! expense of h.s mind, which will never bs vha. it
| was This written chart sach, dearest mother, ss
you had made Of me- when | came back last sum
mer iEs years $50, ffom Aiss -s schooi-mskes -
| McU4isn'a lump o! caution out.6a,ance all the
| ott or qukbtie, Of bis head, and they ara making
fun II II ell tbs tr1s. and Of most &C lively
those ~ao wish n arpov lue-wten AN preSe.,t
They have asd this chart" prated for private cir
cnlstion, sd while ths papers here al ssen Ia II
colspiacy 10 praise Gaa Mcclellan lie il the mos.
blitery f:aicned nGn ever knew, In private -
Taa % tor Of tho Savcnnsh Republican was at cou-
SIN Mays LIS. Tuesday evening, and had tie
greatest fam, ss &c called it, ihorrd old esea.uS
toat he is) tryins to make ns angry. But cou lin
nary s!Spi ed Liz, ana even Senator - ssd that
| o. "nS eu 6SoWSI fGSLly Oh S0utn (ttOugG
Heaven knows an nlt,) aud had oaly come bers
TO muse -, Che. husasnd) was entitled to bs
treated with the courtesy due 30 prisoner o:
war 4" end no. vsxsd sad r:dcalsd.
But assure you you can have TO idea what cor
| 1anee the people here have Ina: this chart" il
correct, ard so. wheLa YER Lee or Jackson want t.
make hcClellan step suywh, re or avoid battle
they .eod of soras "dsssr'ers" Hfst to tell him
| they ;.se n immense fo:aa and gcy other odioUs
lies they PLEASE; and then tbsy get sigGlac.n,
hints to the same effect. published in the Rich.
mond rsoei pspers and these papers are actually
] carried TO Mcclellan, aid even sold tt him n.
hish price, Il 9 two men passing themselves o6 as
Union farmers, WHO gave him the informs.io1
"h.h stopped him ten dsrs alter the battle o!
ohafpseurs. whsa 20 was thinking Of Advancing
and quite ready, having received sixty dollars
oetw5an them for their trouble and expenses In
| bIi1ginS the ilf0rn alton. George says thew ere
| non-coIamSaioned cfhcess saTgsants Cr corrorsls
| forget which and are to be commissioned ~
second is,tsn snts when they gs. back from Balu
more You may fincy how these things annoy
ne But l have nothing but annoyance now,
| though people hsra say Iaore Is no chance of auo
thar battle ca the Potomac before next spring.
OUTRAGE AsD JUST PUNISHMENT In MARYLAND
& letter frcm correspondent at Denton Mary
land gives the details of terrible tragedy enac ed
8: tSat place on Saturday last muIatto man
| lsm ed Jim Wilson had outraged and murdered a
| little daughter Of Edgar Plumme- sbout eleven
| years of sga. rasiling near Brighton Caroline
county, meeting her in the woods on her way frol,
| SCHOOL 1ne pS!pefrAiOr or thiY terrible cutrAgs
was arrested, confessed ,he deed and Committed 10
the Denton Jail The people If tbs su.round;ns
country focAsd to the town and brtke open the
JAIL took cut the prisoner, hing him to tree fir.
sixteen bullets into tae body, dragged I. throug gh
the streets attached to the rope cut l. up burp sd
| II. and concluded fL' 'remOny by giving three
cheers for StOHewal; Jackson. TIE outrage com.
nitted by the prisoner was q horrible ona bot tho
punishment not such sso hid be tpf 1ctel In II
civilized community
BURNING or THE SHIP ALL10HANIAN
The tug Leslie has arrived &. Fort Monroe
bringing the aesmen who were picked up In the
Chesapeake Bay On Wedass Iay last by tbs s,esm.r
Daniel Webster They stale thar they ara q Dor
siou OF the crsv OF The ship Alieghanian, OF New
York which iait Baltimore tsst week with cargo
Of gua3o for Lond,n, snd thai during the storm on
Sunday she Came to anchor balow the mouth Of
she Rapl shemlocS, where sic rernaiued ua.ii Tues
dsy night at which time party Of 70 osis in their
boas carrying xbor; seventy I've men egch some
In uniform, came from ont ths PiankatsnK and
boa:dsd the vessel Tbs captain, msse, and ell u,
were tsken prisoners and Transferred to the boats
of the rebels. and tue remasndsr Of the crow we're
ordered to take the ships boats and nut 20 the
shore. The rebels then ss. re to the cabin OF tho
ship and left taking the prisoners with thenn and
boat containing about half The crew. Those y no
were brought up state thsy escsped By reason OF
the darkness OF tho night, aud after doutirc till
day. were picked up BY ths Webster. ths nisp on
the mortar schooner 90 T. which wa3 SONS Cir
tAnos Oh, saw thu fre. boats crew wss ut soaa
dispatched, who succeeded In extinguishnx the
6Anos, whom ths after port of the ship aad the
m!xssnmast had been Destroyed