The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-09

Wy - hhown " nave maSsed considerable force 1T
Zin, but the indications are that be IL there more
to dispute any advance from our eide than to make
Shy oemonsrAtion upon our position. The fact
seems to be that the rebels are terribly scared In
ths quarter but are resorfing TO the old Manassas
game OF holding n superior force Ia check by max.
Ing a bold show Of r@sistauce Al the rebel troops
IN The vicinity Of the Biackwa'et are ereen con.
sertpts hastily pnshed forward and i'll hardly stand
pfe II assaled by our formidable fuce. ruder the
abe administration nt Nal Gen PEEK the co, dition
ot affairs IN SuH,lk tAs greatly improved Tt. soi.
aiers ~ye b~,tet cared sur and the pace ksnera
has hecome more confident and ,H.ufor, able ten
Ferry hsd too murh r.RAed for tho ,.a KAY IN tho
w"on pii-. aad carri.a hts 7Y.fgset-ss 70 iar a. Is
n'sg"st n"' "niy The army bn t.t a.t,s-ns .f the
town generally. ess'yboiy supp sins tha, icn =
~sa so particular attached to e.u,bo M TO have
,I"a'e position however. a, oii.ion Generals hay.
little pOwa, II hsrm
Amorg the recruits re .ntiy err we'd for the New
YORK monated ris,s ! ote-d the ,ewhat talpnu-
y II L. Jusison Med Bputiine.) who b.u euIIsteh
~ private Md Was la good .,rits and h. rI,b
shd sohef, and As fuil of patrot,rn ~ Ia. used -
be of Nhiskey. His love Of adventure will now
o" gretin d on land as i. has hern on the n and
u ke ~ viSes ths term of mist uent his II trsry
talent "a i'll douh, b. turned t., ,ns uaou..,,t,e
of th'i ilrG srmy taisa
FROM wlsrksN ,IpatsIA-sraa or rE
saoks
ts''., i,rm Ga'iro',s t's,1 a.Hs..A on the
ein,a are now in that city. il ads
gentleman. pretty we'll acquainted with all
TINS part OF Virginia, told ui- III :, tivaght inere
""dia De near one thpusant i've hubdr, Il h.a. X.
"h" would leave Virg'ni', sipRs win out array
jbey to'ne from ss i&r rast ~ Lew i.bu,k.
The rttsis -" pretty aet,.e. Soo," w . hundred
are located in the vinusy ~ 6ul audut,e. aud have
eastessrred 20 capture st.ssipols. ls.i. with
thv"sninstfs stores, tai ycb lisss kash nt t.,,s
ats ..thtr - IaftM Mi hpA,s or pi v, nj Il f,s
a bnSin
here aud Portsmouth
sgnads OF cay .ty are moving over all ,hi. part
1t 'ne State engaged in stes,,ns horses forage
SC, and ioIeiax tnrn into tn.r ranks un.i.r til.
Cobstflption ia" of Tie nutheTa g. pt-.iuraVY.
TRnM LOUISVILLE,
letter f-'-- c",s>,l'e 'a,ed he Iii, says tha,
b"i' N"'soa wa buried there he day before with
great prmp, his coffin being mounted with
siiv-t ornaments aud -nvelpped in .,- cuurt,, -
| tsg The letter gays;
Manr General Buell. Yesterday anuounc.d IN.
deati, at Mal9r Heueysl Nelson Ia i-.l,ts and b.it
ting t.Tn'. History viii homo, - Nelson as one
,b- til st TO orga,A by his ov . Individual a. =,
I0pt, u HILLARY II ca in k-utucky, hiS aa,tv.
ktate. Ia Iescue E.r from ths vortex ,f r.h. iioo
toward which sb- W. "t.tt''s. "a 40. q ,,'..i on.
ba,'i, a"ih j." Wa pn',>r l",, r.. III. t.iian n.
! nts
!, rei;ar'i thai G.p.sal Ba-u ,.,.,,s HI. ro,,
~ ,,d ~ the Recommendation H..I.r,, Tbrn>
a,,i neary Gii the 1tDrr IIo,s,,u officers ~ The
| arDly oi Tue Ono. 'icn-rais il. iuup. aud Boyle
| command divisions Epb-r., k,,ss IA, f.,
splendid DIVISION, conpii-ps th,r'e IL regiments -,
| about b -oo men and Iocr Batteries T. p.ra:.t u1,r
streets yesterday.
--latest p.reIs from Nashville date the - l. -
Nashville whr then IN our possession Fu Y .atUr
e,'eio i"i Eu-lis my hr. 81 u hay- ae"nnuietea
AZ louisville. au, 50 Or' ie'l.rs to ave beo, n
yrs,. icy from ths post Office.
The rrbsl aiIny liz Esntuc4y is now eolrtltsd ii
lt,.titf ,r,.. NJ -, lE
naja.c, Is said TO tha. bagy has ouiy 2, %
| with which he iusatened Bu-,i aud ,h. -i,er4is il
command ~ LousvIiir. Tue al, au-r scout. ct
| picket. within tse.vu G,iles oi TIE ri,y i,uI
iunot linz Of trenches ID within the eorpri ION liza
=. sni crosses ono. beautiful eea,. ety Mauy
gray-s torn up. snt tome ,puu ,uent
| thrown doHs ! lie ct-r.. ue.ess'es snd terr,oi=
I.alirI~- of eSfrocnf S.d IT crs upon I'd III.
inveier t.si-tsltlie ,L,rts to usy al ,snvilie
We srs conc, rnel about tie 81 t.y of .ie,.erai g.
| W. Morgans eolnnl.nd. He sb,,ndoued ed lne Gap on
| Ihe 35'h.
| The .I"ureai 10 dsy says the .cverrman. should
proceed t. Alt At for the ante, and then
| call VI i-NFp NOR. to be bei IN reserve. "a
peace must DE- conquered Pros, cate this ~st
! vi energF AID activity winch ss.nn-
,ltsi II epi terminate by The utter annihi aiun
nt th+ r.bei .iny, ami h- destruction ~ e Ito
sou;te.
| COMPLIMENT 70 MCLaLLAN.
| Gen. Hsiieck seems TO he sfT Ill TIA. "Iittle
Ma" don, rsactly rn0atstseI ttst he hoe won q
victory, aei writes li'n he following ass,ra anc. 0.
the tHct-i
WAePtnGroN, d G.. Sept 10, I.y2
| Mn tIer McCTc!'nr- Commanding Sc:
| GENERAL, Your report OF yshtertisy, giving the
| results Q. the battles Of South Mountain aud An
titsIn has been ed aid submitted 10 tt, pr.s
dent. They we're cot ouly hard fought bt.,,les bu,
| well -esrn.d and decided victories
Tha rs II and endGi aIr- OF y"ur army in the sev
era! co, cts which terminated III the expulsion o
I the enfmy from the ioysl st~te of Macviand are
credItab,e alike 10 tbs troops and to the officers he
| commanded tb.n.
| graf. frI country VIII ls mourning he larented
dead. wll not BE- uniria'f1l .: 'he houot. due t.
| tbe living ~. " HALLE \ ON i'll. C.i.t
| Gen Mcclellan has i.sued uer against pil!s.
| ing we now occupying COUNT inhsbit. d
| T.; loyal populs'iOn. no look to for the pre
servation f. order and dic pijpe ns,t sd Of suffer
ing men tn 90 abou. il small parties, iawes.iy
| deprs dating upon their property
| REFLECTIONS ofT otD ABls VISIT TO TIE ARMY
correspondent. # the New York Times writing
| from Harper Ferry about the visit of Lincoln te
the s,my, l.ments the great change In 1t since th:
visit to Har-ison's Landing. He says:
| Of some of the probable objects of the Presi
| dent. vi il here, II ia bast not speak Ampnf
| the reasons he had tor coming " as doubtless II
| wi,h 10 inform h,msef by personal nsI,cc ion o
the character and extent oi tn. recent csnpa.gb il
MtsIs tUd, we'll as OF tbs if ose0t coDIst)h IT
| a,ry, which has been rejuvenat-d AMI trorEapi1ed
spc. be- last insp.c; st 1t at srIison's Landing -
How many Of the bravo Ioen who w.lcour-d hin
there hsva sirce gone to heir homo, dIS 10. by
their wounds have ceased TO d. bait ttr t,.. Re,
| unhlic! Put the ynIves that ,aiIied him +. iay
with their shouts gave him he Iauc tlft o tie
| hand, have taken up iIa work ,iII !, III carry II
fpTward with equal earDestuess aud sci sacrifice.
know net what rojec ions occupied the I.iiud
| OF Mr Lincoln ss he pesred by The b.tte-.carled
! eusigpg shat met hin OH every baud, and Iook -
| u,on thc.. regiments. with but the decimal part
| remaining under the commahd OF taptaus OF Ma
] iprs They could not but recall to the tx
| perianca hs Army of the Potcmac had pas,eJ
| ih ough since the days OF these Presidential re
| views betnr, Washington when the great au acon
| ds was gathering its folds f"t the sprung Whert
| aIe the meu who then shouted for the Union \
handful only of veterans stand in the ranks to day
| ~ itt tir repr.a sptstve5 and Occupying
their places ready 10 follow their fate IT the coun
| :ry demsIded 1t.
| PLATFORM or TIE aOytaNMkEr PAR1Y AT THy
FORTH.
Gen James s. Wads,-orth, the Republican nomi
nee for Governor Of N@~ York and At present Mill
tary Governor .t ~ ashpstcu, D. G has written 8
le ter accepting the roTir ltion His position i,
lhst II the whole Rerub ican lrty At the North aud
therefore adds i,ppor TO l,is utterance which
it would not othcr-ise posseta He approves q
Lipcous Emancipation Proclamation and recon
msnds Il TO the e c.ors If ko Ycra f.r the follow
iag reasons
II IL an efsctral pii TO the speedy and com
pI.ta suppression uf this rebellion.
SIX or eight millions of whites. having had time
10 orrAnze their Government, and arm thsII troops,
ted and supported ry the labor Of millions
slaves present the most formidable reOeon re-
corded in history
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