The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03

,nn s.e q. csl - ospsaring aad ips,. =
Ioss o. rus orr o, s.w ,o.,
The H~s!d paolishss lengthy eomm
lions from the fsst, from which ,.s-
IDilowing, written from Oh board ~ ~
steamer Cossaek o&
6AfrsRAs IHLEr, Jan. Is -Ou,a..
10 ~ yet profound mystery. Aud ~ eaoa
vorabl: weather Of the past lev dsv. nj s. ssis-
this point towards its point ofa,:ass RoA
some six or sevea Of the gan be "a ttesay
counoissance up Pamlico Hcund. an, st>-
| sign Of the enemy. An attack vas s, ~ 20
! from rebel vessels. but mono took uIses psse>
Of 'hs gun-bosts Got aground, BAT ~. sVas
hauled CT. "a
noas fsousLss AVID p,rr,errn.
HArfssAs IsLsr, Jan. 10, 1ss2 IL ,ho.,,,,
would have been able BY this I'm, .a.l
my correspondence from O. me po,n, , - aa~
into the heart Of Dixie" but thor.S ssf
| 10 the seventh day that We have 49, ~
Ing on the sand bars Of Hattsras Ir,e, ~
departure seems a. remots a. ever t.ss
the moment OF our arrival here the ne. S .a
been subjected TO n most annoying se.,s :.
mishaps. occasi0ned BY the atorny cs,a1,sIH
OF the weather aud g n almost univsrnii.s.
rance of the locality. Two. thirds az \.
vessels have been aground most Of me a. ~
and the water all around NJ sssns 10 - -
SAotOWs WITHOUT any OIDc0yePna.
| outlet to the deep waters OF the Sound !.
you'd. II there - channel nobody spp.s,.
to know where it II, and the feet misSs.'
| we'll be high and dry On the beach aSo..s
Forts CLARK and Hntteras as in its pro-,
place, 20 far a. a likelihood exists OF rs,,s.I
away. General Burnside charter.S sS
steam tugs at Annapolis TO come down =" ~
and render assistance in moving yexssl.
the fleet but not a single one OF than ~. W
MADE its appearance as yet. and the osi. nj.
available boats for the purpose are ~
ferry boats, SUCH as ply On the Norm ana
East rivers.
LOYALTY OF TIE NORTH CAROLINA uxro.,,,.
To obtain pilots acquain ted with thsSo..,
10 no easy matter. a few days since ~
m odore Goldsborough had an iuteryiev nv.
some Of the Inhabitants about here vita
visw to getting one TO assist In the pilots,.a,
the fleet. These men are OF course Uniof,,".
bnt how far their patriotism goes viii ~
| evidenced by the following abstract Of seoS "
versation which ensued between the Lonmo'
dore and one OF them
Comm dore.-"Wouldn't you like to m,,.
some money! We VIII pay you well TO A.
this business; COCA, hard gold q. that"
accent.)-" Wal, yaas, l would, but run.
risk OF getting i'll treated by the s'eshiopsr,n
Commodore" But we Will protect Va,
from any danger OF that kind"
Native" Y aas, undsl stand that, hug'-
y
Oommodore.-"Whatr
NATIVE bringing out his words with
| jerk. -"Wall, now, you know you ugh,p,
succeed in this business, and tasm ar
| s'eshioner ed treat me bad
lie could not be prevailed upon, nor eitA,r
| Of the others. II is to be hoped that ,hs.
| men are not q sample of the Unionisav
| North Carolina.
On Friday last the gun boat Suwau,.
which had just reached here after rspslnu
dam ages that mad hal Psned to her At anna
polls, got aground anu bilged soon After
some efforts have been made TO renoveh.
but she sank 90 deep into the sand and mud
of the bar on which she struck, that ,hey
proved uuavailing, She IL now worthsssu
vessel, and lighters are alongside uiins
out her stores, armament, valuabies, dc
The gun boat Ranger got aground 81 ,h.
same time and on the same bar, but has since
been haul ID OF without much damage.
TIE xsEnY RIooSxoITsRIss,
Our long delay hero, where our prs..,o.
cannot but be fully known to thu ensms
has given them IN opportunity OF prspsriS,,
for IN. Within the past week two or ,hr,s
little steamers have been observed away 10
the northward, recOnnoiterin ing our poslt,on
and strength.
The Hotel D'Afriqus /" Is the appell.,ion
| Of 8 wooden bufl0luE on shore near Fart
| Hatteras, In which contrxbands, are
| quarsered. Among recent arrivals at the
1
| Of Aibemarle Sound, who escaped from Their
master and WAde their way here In . smsIi
| boat. They the re bells are IN q king Active
preparatory Our reception At ROSCOE
| Island, whefV the attack Is expected by
| them, and have about 3,t00 men In the viell.
| ity, with troops organizing in the towns
near by. The negroes, while drifting past
| tho island, were challenged by the sen.riss
l ou the forts and twice fred upon.
The name OF the schooner laden with coal,
| which sank few days since, is the T. ?.
Leonard. she o~lonked 70 PhilSdslphia,
| and had been chartered by the Government
to accompany the expedition.
IMPORTANT YgoM KANSAS.
r.rAvnwoIrH, Jan. 2S.-Mal. Gen. Hui.
| tar has issued an order TO the eject tna1
| the expedition about to be started Soola
| from this department., called In inc news
IA r,ers (}en Lanes expedition, 1t Is the in An.
| tinn Of the Major Gen ral commanding his
| dana rtment t0 command In person, unless
| otkarwise expressly ordered by the Govern.
| ment Transportation not having oeen sap
| plied, ws must 50 without Ii. Az 'snts'
/ frnnRa. chests. chairs, camp-clothes e.,
| ~ nst be st once stored, or bandoned. 1hs
General commanding takes In his vslss oa!
one change OF clothing, and no officer or sol.
der will carry more. The surplus Room 10
the kuapsack must be reserved for ammuni'
ton aud provisions.
HoRTH1RN coHanBss.
The case OF Senator Bright In the United
States Senate, ON the 2ath, occupied most Of
the time of that august body during tbs day.
The debate WAS spicy aid lively MT.
Salisbury, Of Delaware, defended DR.
BrseAt.. The accused Senator spoke ire
ousut lyin his own behalf Without arnv'
| ing at q ny discrimination, the Senate an
| touYnsd.
In the House Of Repreeen tatives. the biz
| making the usnal appro priations 'hseas,
| cutive, legislative and judicial expenses "
| the Government was passed, with al anew.
| ment that nothing in the act shall proven.
hereafter . reduction Of salaries, ana 'a -,
mileage shall be allowed 70 Congressmsn Io'
/ each regular session only. A bill apPro'
| priatinK o., 900 for the purchase and disiIiou
| ton OF cotton seed through the Patent OHe'
| was passed. y,s.,,
The Ssnats bill authorizing the Freslden.
to take posses sion Of railroads and ieitsIsp.
lines in csrtain cases was passed py ,u sa ~
lis sxains: q. In Committee OF the WIG,
the demand Treasury note bill was ca,.. :
CD, and Mr.. Pendiston. OF ONO, maae :,
speech on ne SUBJECT. At the conclusion -
his remarks, the army bill was mksn ~
and Mr.. Gurlsy, OF Ohio, dsiiSe.eu 30 -
; Of s.ng forward movement OF Inc eH~A
armies. s.
| pRoM MFxIoo.
The Mexican Minister of Foreign nm -, .s
has addressed letter TO the Mexican Su@s =,
in London on the subject OF the io,eIeA g, Al,
siou Of the Republic He says inat sf.
pYecipit ated war on his country s,,s
ment when the Government couia, FAC
q year, have psiA of her debts 70 1as As .u \
pesn Powers, secured internal peace peace -
conso,idased her power BY the extine"oA
The deeign Of the writer 10 % interest," Eng
land even yet In behalf Of Mexico and asaah'
the policy Of spain.
/ MIscnLL Ann0Us.
| sThs following paragraphs are ron -
| Warrington correspondence OF the New s''
herald, Of January 30:
secretary Stanton has issued an orasf
eject. that no further contracts VIII os M
by the War Department for any JAZZ sn..
foreign man nfactnrs which can % pso"HN'
or made In the United States.
He rsv0kee and annals al outssena ..s.h
| A.. li,>n~~a ~ a1aarteo for the p0ISno