The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

nptWstaetaA4lnS TIE o91luent e2ouo0e OF the
and nnclivairons ma terms which you prorc"s
8. II. Bvcxsgs. Brig 1ea. q. 8. A,
Our fierce WA scon la the enamy's camn-
whea tae Yeb.i omcers gave up their svyords
The eaG Of the reeels Are ehaerined. q
men were apprised Of II. Gen. Pillow M
Gen. Floyd had planned and executed ;hei
escape during the night, taking with them
F.oyds erix.ds Ard 1s [. fey favorites. occupy.
prisoners are loud In their den unciation az
the runavays.
Afny Of them acknowledged the hopeless.
asss OF taeir eSse. and intimated a wiIlipK nes1
70 take an oath OF Alw glance nd return sc
thsir homes. To the question put 70 "a on
Ger - 70 how many prisoners vs bad. b. re.
piled. "Iou have all out Of q. 900 who vsrs
not killed OF did not escape"
aareasss cA,rraa o, sAyAxx.r.
The Philadelphia Inquire, Of tho lsth. pu,.
iishes the following:
WAsHIssfoS. FEB II, r. M.-The Navv DE-.
pArtmsat has received dian. tehas ss.nns
mat the Stars ana Stripes wave over Havaa.
The city has been rs.taksn. "a. occu Mad
AID re- possessed.
The departure Of the expedition asaius,
savannah was noticed In these columns on
February ;ith.
The gunboats were eleven In number.-
These ana three transports formed the ad
vance o. tne FEDERAL dset. This portion o,
the expedition alone carried eight thousand
troops.
Among the regiments concerned were the
Ninety seventh Penney vania, the Sixth Con
nectloat, and the Fourth New Hampshire.
Tne route taken has not been made known
accomplishing expeditions, for some time
past, have passed up Wilmington river, In
the rear Of Fort Pulaski ana Wallis cut,
emerging upon the savannah river, In the
neiEo Dor hood Of Fort Jackson. 1t Is proba .
BILE that the gan boats ascendsl through these
same channels and attacked Fort JACKSON.
IMPORTANT 1Rox NIssorRI.
WA:uyEaToy, Feb. II, lsoS-This forenoon
Gen. HXiisck telegrapnea 10 Gen. Mcclellan
the gratifying news tnat q .n Uaru. IL pur
suit Of Gen. Prices Il seinx army has 80 far
been sminsntiy succ<sSiui. he ha w 10
yesterday, captured one Colonel, one lieu cen =.
An + colonel, two captains, and moro phi.
Yates. &c., than no coui1 by any posi- bill y
Just hen take due caro- Of. This means svi.
IDENTIFY that he has succeeded in breaking ur
Cen. Prices army.
nPRIsariELD, Feb, lG, lss1-The folio win
Is = special dispAtca " the st. louis Demo.
eYGt
according to the --latest advices, the Union
army IS ~ vigorous pu1s Wit CO lhs rebels
Gener1 Prices army Nas on Crane creek,
twsnty.ni rniles from here. on Friday
rear, preparing 70 make an early start In
pursuit the psxt morning. General Price
q I'D placed bic train in advance. About one
hundred wagons, con tanning supplies Tor him
were brought into this place from forsy 10
only u few hours before his retreat. The
ro0si sym patnixsrs mere claim that General
Price win % reinforced by twelve or tiitssn
regiments from Ben ION vie, Ark, undsr G On.
Van Oofn but General Seigel, VINO was
advancing ON the sDsl colu On us ~ y d,fer.
emit icus - than that pursusa BY General Uur-
Lis, may strike y bow en- their flank, and
upset General frics's,c ulanons.
-Four rebel officers and thirteen privates
fell into our han ds on Friday, anu are now
neye. The o6cSrs are tAo notorious Colonel
freeman, MaJ1r Barry, Aide. scamp to
General Mcbride, Captain Dickinson, Chis1
Engi necr, and Captain Donet, z aar sermns.
ter.
4 pony express, with r.lay posts, has been
established by Captain Baldwin bstwee
kotl& and this point