The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19
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LATE HoHrIERN NEWS.


From our Northep Ses, Of the l4sh and
18th insts., we contnN the following ex.
tracts Of the latest al. taphic and general
news: ~
Sf. Louis. Feb. 49, he Reps blican's Fort
Henry correspondent ives further partica-
lars Of the Tenns ssses lver gunboat sxpedi.
ton. Everywhere the. .eople insisted upon
loading their visitors Yah presents, and a.
far Is Florence the r:H ess - navisated
cheers, and the est:n tn usia.m greeted
the gun boats everywhei Numbers Of pro-
minent men came forwsd, and said, should
the Union army enter Tnessee, 90, 600 men,
ready and anxious to p,tect thsir homes,
would at once clusier Slund 1t. Under the
law TO jo.u the rebel arr, or icse their pre-
prrty, they were obliged !; saccumb In self.
defence. The fhcers OF le gunboaps say it
Is I'm npOsaible to doubt the snuineaess Of the
greetings that everyWher Lac ct them. The
reb-l press Is wholly uldethe control Of 20.
liticians, and 20 u OF sp eat the peoples feel
mas. The secession elYt"t,is principally
com posed Of iaw.~s IollN as Eno overaws,
by violence, the order-lotA Union citizens.
FROM xAW ..
LBAvESWORT2, Feb. i3 1The last regim snt
Of the first brigade of 0ei hunters advance
left this morning for For Scott. The brigaje
Consists Of the lst, 9Th, aIf Sla Kansas vs9i.
ments, and 18TH WisconsE, under command
OF Acting Brig Gen. Ga. w. Deitzler, who
conm mar ded the Kansas Irgade gaIlantly in
the battle at Wilson's cr4k.
Gen. Hunter will hiDfelf Accompany the
second brigade, which wiI consist OF the 9th
and 18th W lsconsin regiments, "a Ohio caval.
~, and the Sd Kansas. prooaoly Col. Chas.
doubleday. OF the I'd Oaio, Will be made
Acting Brigadier. Generaibf this brigade.
rRoM THE rPPa PorosAo.
FREDERICK, Nd, Feb. l3.-1here are ru-
mors here that the rebeS are ConcsntrntiI <
their forces between tins Point Of Rocks aEu
LsesOurg, and also II 10y are erecting
batteries rnere. As yet othiDg au-
thentic. -
PROM MISS
ROLLA, No., Fec. l3. - to sae Mis-
souri EepnJttcan says: J pr from lie
bnnOn, Just arrived, ren zen. Sigel .
division arrived aL M iUur miles
from Springfield, on I pom. Gen.
Price is reported TO d prinEfiel
and is encamped near grouno OF
Wilson's Geek. Gen. 0ubt, now
In Springfield.
GOT FIeHf
Tne rebel prison ssslvaken ut 30 (rt Henry
have been sent up q 1hducah, The son OF
Ex Senator Jones, tennessee VINO II
among the capturedsMs he has y Ot all tho
fight he wants; and t4lsaid that rem Gen.
Tiighman was not Avots 70 QuitttDa the ser
vice OF the rebels. #l
-, ..,. ,...s.: ~..s sa2ro'. -
According to = Of tn Re were sixty
February (when sum. slD and the close o.
the calendar year. Of Aess, fifty, three wer,
rebel successes, and bat elgns national sue.
cssses. We published the other day d curioul
leceed from official Hsbei) So ources, showing
the dates and locaiises " ali these battles
with a list OF the killed, wounded and cap
tnred on e2tn s;as> -xsome OF the ha.t,zs ws
had never hSnrd OF before, ana Others / Wal
odd enough 10 see dssignntrd Us rebel ,ri
umphs.
While making our preparations" we hav,
fought tn following battles of the rebellion
giving 10 me rebels the battles Of Wiison'i
Greek, Belmont, and sumter:
ION vIcToKi1s, 1861.
June 3-Philippa.
juno l7-Boonevilie.
July 5-Brisr FORKS, (Sigel's victory.)
July Il-Uefeat OF PegraIn by Mcclellan,
July l3-Carrick's tord, death Of Gar
August 2S S-Hatteras forts.
September lo-Rout OF Floyd, g .luls,
Bridge.
October o-Second defeat of rebels at Hat
teras. -~- 4e
October S-Santa Roea Island.
October ll-Repulse AT Southwest Pass.
October 2o-Ohaige OF Fremont's Guard.
Octobsr 27-Rcmney, kelly wounded. )
November 7-Pors hoy al.
December l3-Camp Allegheny, Virginia.
December Isl 800 rebels captured by Pop
In Missouri.
December ls-Dranesville.
1862
Second rebel repulse at Santa Rosa.
Humphrey Marshalrs rout.
Capture of rebel battsries in S CaroIina
Mill Spring, (Zo;licoffer killed J
Fort Henry.
Roanoke Is and.
Fort UonelsOn, (predicted)
HEBkL Welcomes, 1861.
April ]2-Sumter.
June 1O-Big Bethel.
July 2l-BuIl Run.
September 20-Lexington.
October 2o-nla ssacre OF Balls Bluff
November 7-Belmont.
Wilson's ~reek.
lSo2. Mons.
RBcAPIrULArIos
Union victories, %; Rebel victories, 7; ratio
s to l.
PROM MEXICO
BY the arrival At New York OF the steam
ship Columbia, from Havana, we have new
from Vera Cruz to Jan. 29.
The advices are Ia terssting and I'm portant
General Miramon, who left Havana for Yer
Cruz on board the English m all steamer, al
rived at that place on Jan - BY order {
Commodore Dunlop hs YVES at once arreste
and taken on board H. =. NJ frigate Chal
lenger. for having violated his pledge not t
leave Havana. It was rumorsd that he wa
subsequently, transferred to the Jason for a,
tempting to effect his escape to the main
land. Tho affair had crea Cd much excite
ment among MiramOns partissns, who ha
been anxiously anticipating his arriv
The Commissioners representing the allie
Powers, who left Vera Cruz tor the city {
Mexico on January lith. returned on the 9tl
Senior Zamacona, a Plenip,,entiary, com
missionsd by JuareZ, accompanied them.-
rbe Allied Commission represent that the
were everywhere received with cordiality.-
Juarez treated them with treat considers
ton. He attempted to exact, as a conditio
Of future negotiations, that all of the allie
forces which bad been landed at Vera Cruz
with the exception Of guard Of 2,oo0 mel
should be re-em baIked. This preliminar
was at once declined, but as the PIenipo
Tertiary Of Juarez returned with the Com
mission, it was taken for granted that ne
sotiations would proceed. Where the cor
ferences would take place was uncertain
although It was generally believed ths
Jalapa would be agreed upon. Juarez, 1t
said, had acknowledged that his Govern
ment had not fulfilled its obligations to fol
eignsrs, and expressed his willingness to e.
tend any additional guarantees. The allie
forces at Tsieris have advanced three Ieagu,
towardaSanta Fe, in order to be removed froI
the unhealthy localities where they had Z
drst encampe and measures were In Pre-
gress to advance Immediately upon the cap
sist the demands Of the allies All reports ,
conflicts between the opposing forces al
contradicted. On the contrary, 1t is silege
| that the pioketS of the Mexican and allied q
mics maintained the most friendly relation
and that tho price Of provisions In Vera Oru
had fallen materially. H. b. ID. gunbos
| Plover had gone ashore near the bar Of Alv,
RADIO, and 1t was thought wopid prove tot,
loss.
FIVE MONTHS WITH 1HE RHBELs-Jas. 9t
lette, Of the list New York state Militi.
captured at Bull Run and lately release,
has delivered q lecture on his captivity. 3
| gave detailed statements Of his trea mept
| tho Richmond tobacco warehouses, and, Aay
| the reporter, "did not forget the tyrannic,
ana traitorous conduct Of Lieut.. Todd, VII
l seemed to be possessed of the spirit OF fen
| in hts treatment OF them. He used 70 4
| through the prisons, sword in hand, an
| twice he cut down two men for the m ost tr
/ vial causes, Sergeant Whitcomb and r. I
| Smith, Of the First Michigan Voluntsers,
Three prisoners were shot at the window
l for looking ont, Wig: n. O. Buck, Of the Ne