The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
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rroM late Northern papers We make III
following extracts:
M sxsAf pess srDs pisAssss-tAfnsf .,
=e-s. poasanss pAPsas - 1ns 1osa sAsvaDg:-
We are unable - gtye many moro faets 4
relaslon 70 tnis grsAs Hrovid610Ai ocou1Tsao,
tnA was paslishsd n saS telegraph
coanmA yssssedsy norning. The Ianhs'
Asoctatsd Pres aesat. writing from For
sress Monroe, sivss IN account - ~ diaas
ter. which we condsnse Int tAe following
Oar dispascbss yebliehsd yssssrday gives I
correct stasjmsut q the names. careoss. and
value Of tie vessels loes and stranded
Elsysr. othsr deaths, bsso1es the three men.
toned ysstsrdsy, have occurrsd since the
nest LEFT Hampton 1oaAs.
TIE expedition sailed from Hampton koada
on the nth and 13sh lnstanss and consisted
Of LES vessels OF all glasses. Tney arrived 81
been greatly retarded ~ severe storms and
advsr . winds which prevailed about that
time. After their arrival they experienced q
series Of storms Of oacA unpArelled severity
ono occasion, IL was tmposstble to hold COM
municatisn bstwssn any two vesssslIRf ~
neet. -
feat beins able 70 20 over the swasA or ~,
as Gen. Burnstds had hesn informed. NO vss.
sel drawing over seven ano q quarter feet
could paes into Pamltco Sound. No vessel
either could pas the outside bar drawing
over thirteen feet, unless sktllfully piloted
The Water vessels had not reached their
destination at last account&, and had II not
been for the condeueers on board OF some Of
-k<ssm ami snv =
would have occurred. ~ 1t was, tbs water
casks were old whiskey, camphsns, and ksr0'
1t Il is thought that the Union pilots Of Hat.
" 8 intentionally run several vessels asnors:
Oae Of the storms can only e osscsso.1 :.
to. riilc. The waters In every dtrecsioa 0ere
covered With io.m: ne e. HSs.srs. sao4e ana
com uIeteiv cutting on The post from all out.
IA comm unicati0n. The current was rush
inx e the rate Of i've miles per hour. and
chop 81 sas Of
comm uunoating with has Generals. At one
time nags would appear Unlon down on q
numb-r Of vessels, indicating want Of wa.
ter, coal or provisions.
General Burnside has succeeded In getting
over tae bar 0ne.half Of his vessels, all the
gun. boats, and seven thousand troops.
The large transports with the troops re-
the >. Il. Spaulding, from Port Royal. on the
23d, whom Capt H0wss voiun tsered to bring
them all insads. This was accomplished yes.
fair weather has now set In, and the
schO0nsrs are making their appearance with
water and coal. and everything locks pro.
missing.
cess, and has the respect ofsvsry man under
his command.
The only troops that hare been landed are
the 24sh Massachusetts, regiment and the
Rhode Island battery. Dol. HAwxinss regt.
ADd their place will ~ Supplied BY the e.h
New Hampshire.
Otnsrsat statements are received ut Hat.
tsras from the surrounding population, In
relation to the disposition and tnt0n ttons Of
The enemy. some who come In say that they
are completely frisntsnsd, and will not make
q stand.
Anothsr report 10, that large masses Of
troops will b concentrated In the VICINITY;
and sull another story, confirmed BY many.
IL, that their exsri0ns will Do dirsctsd
chiefly 70 placing 0bstrucoons IN oar pro-
gress 70 Norfolk. The reoole Keep . good
isok ont for our movements wish tnsar qua
boats.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULAR.
. FROM the Baltimore Sss, of the 2etA Janu.
ssy, We md the following additional facts:
The steamer Adelaide arrived at her wharf
She brought up hvs passengers from the
south: Exchanged through . nag OF truce at
Norfolk.
The steamer Pocahontas, with the Rhods
aftsr thumping on the bar for several hours.
Out of ono hundred and ninetoen horses on
board only nineteen were saved; tho battery
was also saved. The Pocahontas, which 10 .
ine for years run between Richmond. Peters.
hure and Baltimore.
she was mot burned, ~ previously reported,
but 10 ashore. Her clerk and engineer came
insids OF Hatssras inlst. and In a prscarious
si.uatton 1t low Water. persons can wads
completely around her. but Il 10 hoped she
win b finally saved. Cen. Burnside speaks
in the highest terms Of the Louisiana a.
The steamer Pocahontas belonged to the
Povhotan' Steamboat COMPANY, OF Balu-
more, She was built In this city, and VA
about $50 tons burden.
The 0rapeshot - owned in New York.
Her value was about el6 ,O00
The steamer New Brunswick, OF Portland,
Ma is repor ted ameng the lost She had the
eth Maine regiment aboard, about 700 In num-
a large Confederate force had been thrown
into Ncwbsrn, N. o., and other pointson the
coast menaced BY the flest.
TEE s0ur1EsI ACCOUNT.
The Newborn IN. O) Progress. Of Wednes-
day, says:
The Albemarle left here Monday evening
for Portsmouth, and returned last night a..
the Ocrocoke people fad learned through .
Yankee. who came mp 70 that place to get
conveyance TO Newbern, that vessel had
gone TO pieces on the bar. aad 500 men out Of
ssls in ali have gone ashore sincs their srri-
val At Hatteras. Also, that there are about
ll0 vessels there, inside the bar.
Heavy nring has been heard q Hatterss foz
done to raise the dead bodies Of those that
haVe been drowned u the surface, % ~ 70
procure them for interment.
MARITAL Law IN nIssouxI-saIDes suaxsss "a
Be SHOT. ~
ST. LOWS. Jan. 2s.-The military commits.
sion assembled At Palmyra for the trial Of
the bridge burners, have found seven persona
guilty. and sentsnced them TO b shot. Gen.
HaIleck has approved the sentence.
A {sntleman nom "a! rsi~yra 1872 rspofss p te :.
Joseph Raalroad was bnsned' By the rebsi'
on Saturday night. The bridge had just been
completed.
aIPoRfBp DxyKAf AxD cA1fuIB OF JII1.
1AoAreoE.
CHICAGO. Jan. IA special dispatch 4
the Trtbna<. dated Oaiyo,, saye list ramCf'
aYs rife that the expedition which left Dird'a
Point ON Saturday, had tight with JeK
Thompson, and that he has besn made p1is'
onsr. It was also reported that three Ten
nessss regiments had been intercepted On
their march 70 Syksston.
LATEST YRoA KHu1gCxy.
IovuvlLL1 Jaa. 3S.-0sn. uc0ook ~
arrived from Mumfordsyille. He 1o1t al
quist. 49,
wHA1 JACKSON 10 pefIe.
rntnunlcR Mr. IAN - -IaAtar intoln
gence from Williamsport shows that the -
port Of shsllipg By the OcnfsdsTa tess % Dan
No. q, on Sunday, was correct, but NO matt
rial damage Was done Il Was ~ 9esech