The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

ID 70 b on the Cumberland river, Co.:
miles below Fort Donelson. Bsaureg&l Ten
John Bell are said 70 b. ~ Donelson. Aand
olo0, 900 worth Of tobacco reached here lr0t
lett Birds Point yesterday, broaght In seve.
raj thousand bushels OF corn, taken from
Lieut.. Col: Swank. OF the rebel ARTILLERY.
Special dispatches 70 the Reps1!iean: dassd
Fort Donelson, last night, say that up % that
time our loss was about ~ killed, and $50
wounded. The right wing Of our army
rested within 60 yards OF ono Of the rebel 70
mile. Twenty rebels had BEEN Killed II akir.
mishes. Company &C." Bergss sharp
shooters, Capt. Gutter. got within 70 yards
| Of the rebel battery, and completely silenced
every man who attempted to work the uns.
A desperate advance was made ON ono OF
the redoubts by the 18th and - n Illinois, un.
der Dol. Morrison, of tho latter regiment
They made two gallant charges, getting
| close to the enemy's bre astworks, but were
Obliged to retire in beth instances under .
heavy cross. fire OF ardllery and Infantry
| Both regiments suffered considerably: Col.
| Morrison was severely wounded while very
near the ramparts. There were great guam
titles Of brusa piled before the breastw OF Ks
which it was impossible to penetrate. Capt.
Brohan, OF the 49th Illinois, was killed. The
loss Of both regiments is about loo killed and
wounded.
A heavy rain set in tonight, which will
| try the mon sew erely, they having NO tents,
and in many cases. owing to their position,
not being able to build f. es.
| ColoAei Oglesby says, I" We came here to
| take that tort, and we aOn't intend to leave
until we do it.''
CHICAGO, Feb. A.-Oapt. Willard, of the
Chicago Light Artillery. left F ort Henry day
before yesterday, at half past ten O'CLOCK,
and reached this city to-day. From him We
| learn that the artillery lett Fort Henry for
Fort Uonelson between three and four CLOCK
on the morning OF the l2th, with six regi
ments Of infantry.
Gen. Grant aud STAFF and body guard left
| at ten O'Clock the same day. The rear guard
| LETT at two p. III. The whole force was Az, QUO
men, with twenty seven pieces OF light ar.
| tillery.
At Iour O'Clock on the morning of the same
| day eleven regiments left Padacah, under
convoy OF the gunooats, to 60 up the Gum
| bertrand river-making the whole force fifty
| thousand men. Inc Gunboats expected TO
reach Fort Donelson al seven o'clock yester.
| day.
| with the whole force yesterday afternoon.
| FROM observation-disclosures sPLzIDID succss s."
ST. Louis, Fl, b. IA, ls62-The following dis.
| patch was Iorw arded from hsada uar ters this
| morning to General Mcclellan. at Washing.
| ton:
The nag of the Union floats over the Court.
House Ia SpringneA. The enemy retrearsd
AFTER q snort engagement, leaving large
| amount OF stores and equipage, which was
| captured by General Gu. us. Our cavaAy are
! In close pursuit. h. w. HALLEcK.
SrRsaFIsLD, NO., Feb l3.--Our troops are
| in Springfield. The enemy retreated last
night with great haste towards OzarK and
ST. Louis, Feb ia special dispatch to
| the st. Louis Dtmocrat, dated Springfield
| Mo-, 18th, via bear creek to. day, says Our
| troops took possession OF SprinkfieIu to dav
/ W firing f4HnernI prica
hteu the place yesterday afternoon, marching
| out on the Fayetteville road.
FROM SHIP IsLAND-CONFRDRRATB vBssELs CAP.
TURRD, ETC.
Tae U. S. Storeship supply, from Shin
| Island, ON january 24th, arrived in N York
| on the 18Th. She has ON board, rs prl sonsrs.
Gaps. Lee and nine Others, officers and crew
| OF the pIize sc hoonsr Lizzie Weston; also,
| Jaoue Earnest Sanngin, Cap lain of to q rebsi
sleamer Anna; j. Winners, Captain of the
rebel steamer Henry Lewis, 81 William
| Bla. eley, captain OF tho Re bel schooner "A,
| J. Wen. The prisoners we're delivered over
| 10 u. 3. Marshal MURRAY. VINO cCm mitled them
| 10 the House OF Deten,lon.
The supply brings prize cargo, valued at
| So, 900, CONSISTING VI sugars, melassas, tur.
| penIine and stores, taken Irum The captured
vessels.
| The supply boarded Jan. 80, off Florida,
| British schooner Stephen hart, OF Liver
| pool The captain reported being from Lon
| uon, bound to Caruenas. but having no pa.
peers " that effect. Oupt. Caresst selxsd and
| put prizo crew on board, ana broash her to
TINS port. Her cargo consisted OF arms, am
munItion, boots ana shoes, clothing and
other articles. Tn Har. VAS formerly
known as the Tamaulipas, and when cap.
| tured was flying the En- g ,ish colors, although
| when first seen by the uppiy she showed lRs
| american ensign. The cn,ise WAS con,iuui6
six hours. Sne has successfully run the
blockade three times
| There were about 1000 Federal troops on
Ship Island when the supply left Reinforce
| men Is were daily expected, and when they
arrived, it WAS believed active operations
| would be Immediately commenced.
| 1uEcoNY8DRkATS PEIsoxzRs AT FORT HENRY,
| The New York Times gives the following
| com plete list Of all the prisoners Captured a.
| Fort Henry. It also includes those, or a Dor.
ton Of those, since captured:
Brig Gen Floyd TiIghman, comm an ding
Major Lynch Lee. 10Th Arkansas rtgi-
| ment.
| Capt Leech, Alabama battery.
Captain H l. Jones. q uar term aster.
Captain John Mclaughlin, Quartermas-
| Major W I. McConnico. Assistant Adju.
Captain Taylor, Artillery.
Lieutenant Watts, Artijl ery,
Lieutenant Weller, ARTILLERY.
Major Vcrhies.
Captain Horton.
| Orderly Sergeant H Laughlin, 18Th Ar.
| kansas regiment.
| Lieut.. G H g Jones, heavy artillery.
Private b Stone, heavy artillery.
| Private John Suns, heavy artillery.
Serg't 7 4 Smith, Sd Alabama battalion.
Serg'. Reid, Sd Ala bama battalion
Private r N Fleming Sd Alabama battalion
Private s Sears, Sd Alabama battalion.
| Private James Nolen, Sd Alabama bat.
| TALON.
Private Samuel Ourrey. Sd Alabama bat.
| Private q Cooper, Sd Alabama battalion.
Private John Fleming, Sd Alabama bat.
Corporal. M u Ksllinsworth, 81 Ala bama
| battalion.
Corporal s NJ Phillips. Sd Ala bama bat
Private z Phillips. Sd Alabau a battalion.
| Private Winstead, Sd Alabama bat.
| Private l. Harris, 9th Alabama.
| Private A X Harris, 9th Alabama.
Private John Harris, 9th Alabama.
Private w Sutherland, 27th Alabama. =
| Private M Berns, 9th Alabama.
Private George Mcdonald, 10Th rennes.
see.
Private Thomas HALEY. 10th Ten ,ssee.
Private John 0alden, 10th Tenn esaee.
| Private James Carroll, 10th TENNESSEE
Private VIM Ryan, 10th Harnesses.
Corporal Waters, 4sth Tennsssee.
Private John Kelly, 4sth Tennesse-.
| frlVAto ~ a AeTKs 4otu AeuueSSeS
Private s L Zunt, tlst Tennessee.
Corporal ID Taylor, DIST Tennessee.
Sergeane John Jones LIST artillery. '-ennes-
see Privates " h Cubine, H e Hollow, W
| Selkirk.
Corporal W 8reeuleaf.
| Corporal Edward Drake.
Corporal N Copass.
Privates Carroll 4uire. John Osrau, John
Hicks. q W Byard. N Boswell, James
Phillips, John Gerald. N Waldrup, William
| RenfreW, Daniel Hartsell, w r Dossw ell
Patrick McEvoy, L Berhi'z, Thos Backing.
ham, Patrick Stout, q Brooks, y Whit.
ford, John Elliott, y p Sallsglver, Alexander
Joyce, Thomas Moron, Mike dorsey l. A