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

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THE RHODE Inland soLstERs usRgLY
The Hartford Conn 7xsss hiss ,en sh 1wn
private letter from Providence from yvhea tne fol
lowing Ia "A extract The letter Ia dated ce.obe,
ssth, 1892:
We had some excitement here laat We, k 3 ,h-
time of ths departure OF ths lath regimen, Par,
OF the men refused to 60, because they had Vt re
cd tbs whole of tbeif 5onnfy. Gov. Spr4yus
ordered par. of tho battery on the ground 10 In
tinida.e them; but that did no. do much good q,
the 10Th mads q charge and took ono OF the gum
sud spiked It, The battery boys told tha.l II the
would drive Sprague OF the ground they CHE bst
terry boYs) would turr The cannon on hlfa snd keeg
him of. They peltsd hin with bits Of bread aud
onc Whole loae struck lin on the head an: rear.
knocked him off his horse. Ths very devil yTas =
pay for a IIlee but finally things got caIred down
but the boys did not So and they have sli gona
yel II ia generally con 1edsd BY sii classes ths;
She siaould have their pay, ssta that 6ovea1lor
sprsgus did not Act wise part.
SONS oF rHa PLiEs or aRs'L NfsCuxIL grTfg.
FEKAD 1ETa Ely HIS uEArg,
On the 18th ui,ino, Major-GeH. MitcteN, In com.
msnd At Hilton Head, s. c.. wrots letter 10 Soc
retsry Chase, s:ving :he following as his Intentions
II permitted 80 carry ous hs views. IS lie died Of
yellow isvsr on tbs .4th his plsna were not ..s
promptly eaTrisd out 81 they saight have been.
II lie ware. iuaeei, ua,.eF my orders. have IN
iUli.ngs work for hikn TO DO which yy.Vld ON
nlenoe without sG hours delay L wou!i bgg,,3 Ia,
organisation of zny plantation system i I.rf5et
census Of oil lie blacks inhc biting the islsaa. syoUd
oe promptly made. ny ,:1odel plantation wiz. tts
t6lds, fences. seeds tilsgs iniplsmenta hopss FIR.
nit'fe, &c, wauid be organized With iistls delay
= possible would commence the bn!idings " ieh
VII be required for tie large aecegsons og poppis.
ton which viii certainly come 10 us when we sre
through The enefya line On the mania ID, vui:il
~ ti sLc~ ~frN md
b.acSa distinctly informed ~ to the plan b. which
they were ~ De- 3ossliisd edIcatod. and nlata in
tusIrtous snd worthy cis;ssne I p04d tSiI Hsgr
hos tAs jrhts Of fAs.r 7urs tot von6 BE- consecYa-
tee ssreGttfr 20 tastr onn bsnet each family I'll
tte pl&usat0n,l would give { separate dwelling
With pstoh fos tLair OWE private cultivation 81 a
lille l,sr3e..
FROM estimated which have earafuli- mads, /
am G1te Certain 'h.t At adust.ous family of three
ieTsons will cestsiuiy save froia s50 TO 2t0 each
year In i've , ears such fsniiy wcuid have LAID
up tn the Plantation Bank su amount anfficent Q
make them independent. Aud then, witt, indus-
'rioua habits with religions instruction with correcs
mora! v'e~a and sentiments, with mind. properly
tsGod 10 seitdenendeIce, they might eeiaot t1eir
own homes If they choss, sad begin the world for
themselves
MUTIHY AMONG rARoLxD FEDsRaL SOLDIERS.
1t appears t&at the soldiers now garrisc ned at
Chicago srs desperate indictments, and ars causing
great deal Of trouble ard annoyance 10 t.le ciii.
necs. The Chicago T.ases says,
Yesterday morning ths Sixty ff.h Iuo;s req;
ment, captured and psroled by the COME ie ates
destroyed by fire the barracks n: lamp Dous!ge
where they vera quartereG. Thers Is 10 reason
assigned FOR their ssranga c9Ddaet, The barracks
a1s 10 De reJuiit. The example OF the gallant Six
ty-hfth WAS followed on tie evening Of he same
day by the Ninth Vermont, elcsmped at the Horse
Fai' 0rousds. The alarm WAS given, and two
steam fire engines started for The conag ons
vras ,t,i,,
other proceeded 10 tie Sceue. The engine was
quickly surrounded by large crowd Of soldiers
yelling Ike mainlen and swearing that thy v7onG
not be trterfercd with They were having a nice
little time Of their own ard did not TO be iu-
eerfered withdrawing NJ outsoors TO spoil their
hin They commenced throwing esonss, one OF
which struok and wounded severely Capt Easry,
Of the engine which was also injured by the mia.
Eiles OF the excited so!d~y. The infurissed sol
derg made q rush at the engineer and tried 10 ,IiI
him of, and would have sied in this and their
purpose OF dsSt coying the engine but iCr ths tir
vers, who lashed their horsas through the crowd
succeeding In clearing them without further dan
ger. On the way back, the engine AID hose cart
were met by another party OF soldiers, who com.
msnesd to threaten, but shStSinad nom further de-
monstr.t'oar whsn ssEa.Ssyy ysrs pointed At thec,
No explanation ia given Of tie cause Of the disaf
lection OF these 2oodiy Unionists but 1t is proba
bls that the Proclamation bugbear of the President
was tbs cause.
fH2 FEDERAL PROGRAMME Is THE SOUTHWEST.
The Corntd correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Gazette says 1t was statJd there thst q strong
Federal forcs from tbs direction Of Memphis, has
occupied Tupelo, lnd that id & isw days another
strong column will move down on ths Memphis
and Charleston and Aisstsnippi Central roads and,
taking possession Of GSenads saa Jackson, cnt up
the railroad connecting with Vioksburg, destroy
Meridian, the junction OF the hTs;-psmed roads
shus preventing railroad communication with
Riehmond-sad move upon Vicksburs from the
rear, while their gunboats engage the LoUfs :erstss
from the river Ths writer add:
Shere Is probably no move which can re- made
By our Generals that would be easier "f ac"orn-
pl;shMens and rons certainly, which p-1U;Aa.
richer results. The army of Tsn-Dorn and Price
heI alrsa6y ba;u badly whipped, arG vet -; Z. b
only CO.'S iag ab.s force between l3 A@ Ecbi'c.--
That tHsy a2s. te ov5Tcama, eCS $aat by ono.t s.f
their number, !. now mater Of history and now,
vhtle Sic weather ~ fayorgble faT sou5Lsv..gd
y7.oyeIne1t, the sehCE-a shoUld &c worked cat 90.
fore The sbaIay shall haze time to organize another
army l.ks thet they hurled against ca the 81.
4,l AID 5.h Inst, this p-ce ihe.i tlls aC!i Is
faa iaD og t9 winter Gan "a t. hts hjata tars
cta . no nAEu4cc oi dGuS,. Its p7sydYCttv1s oas
~ prosrsss asre are ARqessi04GbY 81. 80 tAt sad,
Grenada. Jackson Nie&saEsE-t6e sye No pf,zes
o.2s ID tC sny " aur '-la.'.ilinB' Gelesais 7gas
,Sii. 30 .nt take tseI1, which ca be dJGa with less
than Lat tae herd lighting ;eq1iret 80 ho.1 this
,oin& 8as In order % get them cheap, ,ye 1lBsl
nev9 ss seas ct eHse! "Deisyi sre isas serol-
pIsPOsIIOs or FsEsoENss.
rns csp.urs Of Mrs.. Turner, 2as I2skn9r,
wish $500 worth q qI,niaa IA her lus,'e,j and
Il Bailey, =vb'ls yjns make ther veF into our
lIlas ussr Cent reyii.e, has hsen gubih1at. r let
tor from Wsshipgson 20 N"w York papsT saysi
Thay we're from Washington, L. carriage load
sd s4'ta suudry family stores in which vas Cunt
auinirs sni morphine, worth III ths S,o1th 80 00O-
ty.i the person o! aey found i9rCe co. tra-
band iaail Ho preached IN W weshiugsoa Last Sus-
csy. and preached IL Richmond IN The latter part
Of September. iie ana Lhs younger female were
ss.gt 20 h@ old Cslitoi prison, while the elder 10
wears old was tarnso loose. Massrs kiwel!, os
Georgeto@n; fo@!., II Alexandria; gn6 Mhhurr.
Of Wazhin..ton ciyv, drag gistS, Thursday
arrested sad IT, the old Capitol prison for sei
ing these parties the contraband med!c!nes, kEow-
lng as In alegsc where they 1age E0 De- carried
Tnay torfuidab,y armed with projections and
passes srom Major Generals SD Provost Marshsis
and with Coz tidcse OF loyalty IS strong as words
c1ul.i make 1t from {. Cabinet Minister. As spa
oiileli of the correspondence which these r L. E. =
carried On their persons We extract the following
II memorandum OF visit to Southern friends .Es
E.w York, from Il letter TO hrs. Psyton, of Cor
dorbviiie:
Siser who returned from New Yor,, ss,
week found thg, cur cause has more frisnCs thers
than she lad imagined. The fesling aeGiGst this
Government is very strong. so much SO that they
expect to have blcodshed i'll their Streets before
Christmas"
SUICIDE or An oFFICER IN WASHINGTON
Major WIN. W. Russell, Paymastsr of the o. s.
Marine Corps committed suicide In Washington on
the 4th inst. The Stayssays:
An inquest developed tbe fact that he had In
dicted 1pon himself two wounds-one with small
sword in ths side the intention evidently having
been to reach the heart 1t struck, however, below
It, He then took pistol and fired It, the bali en-.
tering the head thsrght temple. passing through