The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-27

g., Wovo 'Fomevo1. Seven tynsps ,s~n--
eth women and children inside md mr@S
d with frightened men On Ne top, lsfs n.
<. * :o0 on: q I N. supposed TIA. u. ,,.
were advsnctng--in fact early Sunday 1cr,y!
ine-a meeting Of prominent eitissns ~ ~.
and com mittee OF Gentlemen, cousis Ia : -.
81, ~. o aoc roo = 8; BOZ Hon AnasswS
surrender should b made only ON eordi.,1,
mat private persons and property sho1M h
respected; but these terms had not, at t6s ~,
ces ban :io%isssd sS Il.
izens that he should be compelled 70 svaena,.
The place on cOunt Of hts inability N A.
fend 1t with the force At his command a.
Gen: Pillow soS:sSusntiy msds . spssch 70
the army would fall back and sndeav or -
retrieve their losses from another point
On Sunday. the army svacuAune Bowie.
Green passed through MEANWHILE, On roats
for Murfrsesboro'. or some other loea,ity :.
that vicinity-a Heterogeneous m ixture Of A..
ullsry, cavalry. intsntry, ambulaneas. Va.
cons, and negroes, all worn down win ,h.,,
long forced march Of eighty miles.
The city IL said to have BEEN very uuso,,a
and McClsrnAnd himself con feased M, ~
was in daily receipt Of inform alton eon~,,'
ing the movements OF our Uoops Phosnho
rus and other innammabls compound kavs
since been found concealed ready for uss Ana
1t 10 also stated that batch Of Union a..
were discovered; but whether or NO, ths..
were the remains Of some former celebr.ti.s
10 unknown.
BY this ums there is little doubt that ~.
Federals are In possession of the city. hut
from positive intelligence received here II I:
certsin that It was not occupied On Wedass.
day last.
citizens have been active In removing ana
most valuable articles that could Be tr,n..
DO r esd, and the Yankees have undoubu-iI,
found . very inoonsiderabls share of H.
booty they expected.
forgot to add, in Its proper place aooy..
that the names OF our killed and woundsd
are not yet known; but from several sourcs.
have made the following brief Lists
Killed.
Lieut.. Colonel Olough, TsxaA
Lisut Colonel Robb. Olarksvtlle, Tenn.
Captain May, Memphis.
Captain Porter, Nashville.
Eorytesnth Aississippt Reg insas. -Judge Rog.
ers, Monroe county, Miss, Sergt Jno. U'srt,
Serg't John Montgomery, Il. d, Bell, J u.
Watt, George James.
Major Hewitt. I'd KY. Res't, (siacs reported
dead)
Captain Many, Nashville.
Captain Origisr, l4th Miss.
Captain Golson, l4th Miss.
Lieut.. Duquereron, l%th Miss.
In Company u, of the last-p AIMED rsgi-
mont seventeen were killed and wounded.
Col. Baldwin, Of the same, had his horss
shot under him, and during the lay acted A
4 Brigadier General.
Such Is a history OF the battle OF Fort
onelson, already mem orno BILE as the nercest
yet on the record Of the Southern Uonf.ds-
racy, and an attempt at description Of
Affairs in ard around Nashviils. II 10 as
csssarily meaxre, because one pair Of syss. in
a wounded body, could not see ali tina.
transpired upon an extensive battle field;
and perhaps 1t Is worse than msasre. b.
cause your correspon don't has not lad time,
before the closing of the mail, to drsss ths
IN cts In that garb which might possibly On.
nance the interest of the narration. II W,
yardonne- mos. fhRsiAMoHs.