New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
FROM CEN SIGEIN CORPS LATE NEWS FROM RICHMOND.
"a GALLANT CAVALRY EXPLOIT OSMM CAUSED BY lH
Rebel Cavalry SuSeda Fredericksburg Prevalence OF Crime in Richmond
IA DESPERATE HAND TO HAND FIGHT Reports Rebel Virginia Army
Excess Numbers Explosion and 1e at
ROUTED IN THREE HOURS Bsoun prpaug 10 Eyacnat
OISMAY CAUSED BY THE PROCLAMATION
Prevalence Of Crime in Richmond
Reports from the Rebel Virginia Army
Explosion and Loss of life at Jackson
Bsaurcsard Preparing to EVacnate Charleston

We havo received Gles Of Richmond papers to and
including those Of Nov 8, from which we make the
following extracts:
THE DIsNAY CAUSED by TIE PROCLAMATION.
From The Richmord Erdriney. Nos. T.
The or ormous aud rapid increase OF the enemy :
naval power 10 this war Is one OF is most painiul
subiects Of interest. This arm has grown to such
size as TO threaten US in many respects more seri'
ously than tho enemy's land forcss. 1be Yankees
have now ahost at least 200 vessels OF war more
than they conld boast when the war commenced
Large and active preparations have been made ior
ma val movements this Winter, end It Is generally
estimated that there now abont 30 ron-clad men
of .wgr building for the Yankee Government, beside
those ailoat.
| There il good reason to suppose that the ankee
| a oct which is 10 fall upon our coast this Winter,
VIII be stronger III point OF armament ana class OF
.hips than any which has ye, embarked on an oten-
ave movement. The objects to be accomplished y
this naval demonstration are Of the most consider
able importance. They are 10 capture our sehportsi
10 make their blockade eilectua; and 20 open ayen-
ues of invasion 10 those districts OF the South where
the Emancipation Proclamation cGD. with tue be-
ginning o. the new year. be pat into practical effect
IL is useless to deny the advantages which would
en,ue 10 the enemy from the capture OF our remain
Ing ports or to slight such mlffortune to us ny
tie consolation that we can still WHIP the enemy
by Interior warfare. The welfare Of the country II
leseentially associated with the protection OF what
ports we now have; and If ,bero 10 any reason to
fear that, through improviieuce or imperfect fore
sight on the part Of tLis Government, Charlestop,
SAyannah aud Mobile 10 fall into the hands OF
The enemy this Winter, then we may prepare onr'
selves for train Of oisasiers that VIII Teaeh the
heart Of be South, aud ieariuly W the odituie OF
our people. -,
With these ports in the hoIds OF the enemy, the
bockade could DO enforced with = strcine's and
rieor Of which We have yet had no experience IN
our suiferings from tins source. We would have u
abandon all idea Of building navy on thls sde OF
the Atlantic We would have TO repeat the huniii-
alton Of giving up 10 the enemy or OF Destroying
what few naval structures We have. We would
lose 20 great extent, our yasi system OF railroad
Communication in the Cotton Sia6ti and We might
realize when it was too late tha. the interior war
fare II which iucn hopes are iodul-ed would have
10 be eond acted under circumstances IN this section
Of the Confederacy which would reader the su,
terance and preservation Of largo army aln)a
impossible.
fhese cslami'ies threatened In the capture Of on
ports are grave enough. ono gravcr, however
and more terrible than all these, !. 10 come II th'
enemy CO ge, bold ia tho Cotton Staies for pnt
tia. i1f fFemtion there his emancipation scbe ne
Great Efforts will naturally to gInde 20 keep th
ret mea.sre OF tho Abolitioni,,s from falling TO th,
sronnd aud 10 see that he wraih which Mr. Lincoln
has bottled for the let OF January does not 20 into
tie cnemy's .cemo Of serve iasGrreeti0u has proved
a ridiculous failure. Tho attempt - now 10 Iu, il
into operation where sre leas. defended, 10 try
the poison a. the heart of the South.
Prediction Of future disaster is not pleasing tale
10 that portion Of people who question
ing what the Government does, auI take for patriot
ism blind and bu.iefing trust IN the future. j,
for fear Of the couse luenoes oi iis wretched self
deceit that have pointed out the important result:
Involved in the naval movements Of the enemy on
cur cos At aud rivers. We do not Say that Charles
toa Savannah, aud Mobile or are not IN Il sialt
of complete de.enlc. There IL, OF conrse, abundant
military authority in the South for saying that they
are as fmpregnable as Gibraltar; but military mer
and their mouth-pieces have too often succeeded IL
lullin2 our people 10 seep with islse sen,o OF re-
eur,y to admit the principle that they are 10 b. i'm
plicity relied Oh and that II il unpatrotic to resis
their lcllsbies. We had the came strain at New
Orleans. The people there awOke one morning t.
find tho enemy's flag In their laUor, and that they
had been made the victims Of The sloth and ia
efficiency of those who had ilattored them viii
security.
Nothing outsilo Of official circles Is permitted {,
he known Of the state Of tho defsnsee Of our ports
But recent omens are not favorable. Within g few
weeks pat Galveston has almost without IA sIrURel
fallen into the hands Of tho enemy. The Newspaper
were forbidden TO say anything Of ths dcienses o
this city; there was no call for help except such ~
reached the du ear OF the Government, people wer,
not aroused; their patriotism was required 10 b,
ignorant 10 trust to eaders and 10 be submissive &
| wbntever Providence had in store for them-and =.
another prizo has fallen into the lap Of the enemy.
The practice Of shrouding oil military matters II
mystery and requiring the people 10 belieyo hat All
is safe without their troubling Themselves with IN
quiri.s has not acted we'll in the South II msy Il
some extent, have served tie purpoee OF authority
In throwing vail over the eyes OF criticism, an
concealng, though imperfec,ly, It's fans. IL ccr
tanly has not blinded the oDcuy. 10 appear, Gu
riously enough that be has KEPT himself thorou ,y
informed Of the c0ndi,ion of our dsicrss while Oul
own people know Of weakness only when tue in,c-
lsence reaches them that they are in The bands OF
the Yankees. That we thal not have q repetition
of this sad experience Of tie past ut Chafleston, Mo
bile, savannah, and other places on cur coast tnrea
sned by the enemy, We continue To hope; but 1t is
hoping in the dark.
! Fr,~ fAe Rehruond Wig, Nor q.
The RrTREAr FROM THE KASAWnA VALLEY.
| The FncdsHc EdprcSs stAtes, upon tue authority
u citizen Of tia, place difcc. om the kenlwha ley ths
Gen Echo Commanding in that part OF he state
induced 10 fa back b, tho spreten,Qus Bgkre
spy, who passed ,nself on ,on o or io came :
tie camp Of den tcho ard gss. himself 10 pfison.
informing he uenes'l that rse force o. tns enemy wa
tson a. th. party Gen Echo.wa indncrd q
fall ba. IL turas out thai he pcoo g.go hinseli u
Yankee spy sent doubtless to Gen for the very
pupoe which he, unetunatey. roocrcdei in scconplsh
~ Ho had upon If. 1sUon Fargo quantity Of counterfeit
Confederate bs This diroyey lad, Ia ie 20 secure
"a acui- Yankee pr s5ner aud he suow iu he
bands Of Gen Ichos. Our op,non IL that ne will soon y
tAo strength o Southern hemp, o. sso Ile s"orta u south
mi, move Of Gen Fcbos unless induced by ,he
necessity mos, unfortunate one It prefrnt Wenfe not
only OF securing through tue OF ouf Gov
eInor. large quantity OF salt bat have abandoned 10 tho
-rccs enemy m,ny warm 7ne' arden. supporters u
/ the Government
! HORRIBLE STATE or ArFAIRs ~ RiCIHOND.
The Mayor, Geuf. Smith md W!nfef, IN u consul
t,n yeso day arranged their plans for the pcssaon Of
's~ AID order IN the cy douenent Of MY nlitsry are