The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
ARRBsT cP sUsPICIoUs PERSON.

thjCbmoaen, or Saturday night, from a
SMALL boat, when was Chased py . Federal
gua- boat.
ARRBsT cP A sUsPICIoUs PERSON.
The Warrington correspondent OF The New
! fork Heraid, dated the 9th inst, says:
Yesterday s virginia farmer named Rich-
ard Lscy, who ls suspected of having given
aid and comfort 10 the enelay, came iaside
tn@ iine8 Of Gen Helm 7arnau 8 division n ear
the Quaker. Church. IL tbs vicinity Of AccO.
tlnk, with the ostCn sible paTpCse Of hauling
wood 20 ship from DaRa crcek. Both he and
2 river Dtarn, who accom- pan led h m, were
sent TO the Provost Marshal, At Alexandcia.
STARTLING ORDER FROM GEN HUNTER.
The st. Louis Dez5cTat, (iep } publishes
she following order from Gen. Hunter, and
remarks:
II the following, which has been banded to
us. is correct, Gan, Hunter should At once he
drum med ont OF .ha United States SERVICE
II is shocking and horrible order, nearly az
wicked 40 Jaueronisrn. 1t " Ill be seen tina :
II Major General 'of the United States aTny
threatens to burn Platte rity, Missouri, uu-
less some secession ecoundrel ls seizsd or sx-
PEELED from it; thHz hs will reduce Ii TO ash ss
and steal III ths negroes, Ists uuouvstions .
bly, canard, but the gentleman who sent 1t
10 this city rs certified 10 b. one of our N ost
distinguished citizsus, who agrees with Us
that hs friend may be decaved. We shah
iHtAOSt II ~ w tou7 anu There are
any real facts in the casa. they muss bs
trousht out, and Gen. Hunter ought 10 be
superseded:
HEADerARrERs DEPARTMENT OF kAEsAs,
Fort Lesvfnworth, Dec ,, 1901.
IT, n. TRUSTEES Of FLa,fe Ci{y, Hisso1ng
Gentlemen-H avin & received feiiabis in ror.
nation OF depredations and oUtrages Of every
kind, connfi tied by u raau, ,cai1Ad "e.i Cor
don, n leader ofrebel maraudipg bands,
give vou notice that unless you seize and de-
liver the said Gordon to ne ~ ;hess head
quarters Wi.hta ten days from this dAte. or
drive him cut of the county, I shall send s
forca TO your city with orders o Eel.uce it to
ashes, L. barn The house o< every secessi0Gist
in yUGr county, and 20 Cltfy away every us-
gro. sIoi. JenniSon's regiment will De en-
trusted with the execution CT this order.
The following nau1ed persons are psrticu-
larry directed 10 this notice: David Hunt
Chin ton Goakrili, Joe Merryrnan, R0ber,
'aln, } Ohm Murray, II. J Frecland W. M.
Paxton, w C. Remins ton, Andrew Tribbie,
=. ). Fiisy, Jackson aiiler, Robt uiSrk,
". Tatman, Il. II. Cochran, s. III. Nays,
Joseph Toad, aEd James Burcksharte.
u. HrSrBR, m.i, Ger. Cc1jl..ixnliir..
raPaoysn DWELLING ZOE soL DIsEh
4 Missouri correspondent Of the New York
Fsrdla, writing under da .e OF December q
says
! noticed yesterday n series 0f structures
occnpied by one OF Colonel Eliis's First Mis-
,he lightness OF the tent with the warmth of
IA dwelling This novel looking kind OF coral
consisted OF = circular picket 'uoun ted by
tent. a circular trench eighteen inches
deep Is first dug, eqnalling The Ciit N ster Of &
Siblsy tent ct the bottom, and posts syyeu
and 3 half fest III length, and some six inch ~
through, ara placed pJignt close totethsr in
ths trench, leaving an opening for eL .ralca
and another on the ofposits fnF Il fire. pl.ce
The intsTstices between tina posts ara I. II ed
with mortar, thus forming IA substau1ial wau
fmpsPviOus 10 the wind f. light beam is
then placed on top of this circle across The
centre, and Sibiey tent sururonnts The TO "
of posts, the bottom OF the former bslng fas-
tened by pins, and the tent pole entering
the centre OF the beam, holds the canvas to
WHAT THE FRENCH -EI1Eo OF THR INDIAN kLLIRs
OF THI soCTH.
The Moai;eur de 2 A,7nee of the 18th Of Decern-
Der publishes the following remarks on the
announcements in tins american papers that
the Cherokee lnGians had joiue the Con fsda-
rate States OF America, and had raj sed 4 reej
usnt OF cavalry to reinforce President Davis.
The moral i'm bor tanca of this event Will Re
understood when IL is eooilected that the
Cherokees arc one of the rare Indian tribes
VINO have reDonnCsd 3 wandering life TO e.
tablish themselves ia fixed locality. They
constructed : town in Georgia, in which thsy
established schools, printing press, and 4
nawspa per written in their OWE language 1t
was under the energetic and Intelligent i'm
made this progress in civilization. Bat the
Northern americans, In place OF eucourasins IL
them, looked Oh them with. q jealoue eve for
reasons easily understood They took adj
vantage OF the absence of their chief to nttack X
their town, destroyed it, aud drove ont the
inhabitants, 10 seek shelter III the Ear West
where John Ross collected the fugitiyss. I!
Is not surprising, therefore, that the Chero-
KEGS should be delighted 10 haze an oyportun;ts
Of kg .,iRg against their psrsscutors.
FkgAK OF NATCgF.-Coi. John MoKae, oi
this county, sent 10 our flee last week g
rare natural curiosity, which shows hov
Enthusiastically nature disporis at times, an d
departs from what Ia considered Uniform
laws. Col. Mckee slaughtered q hog, the
two fore legs of which had four weil.devel-
cped feet, or twice The usual number. Tbs
en- .ra feet were attached on the outside, form
ing two angles of "a square, and corrected
with the sINeriors about one and s half inches
above the hoof, appearing as if the aa imal
was preparing To side foremost as we'll in
the direction which the snoUt indicated-Ire,
de-! (T. O. Express, 9sh.
MOVEMENTS OF BaI-IsH rRooPs.
EAsTroRr, Jan. IA British transport
screw steamer, from Halifax, passed hers q,
hGlfpast this morning, with 600 OF the SD
ragiment--40o to remain ut st. Andrews, and
2v0 TO proceed to Woodstock per railroad