The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

. curly Hout1n4l1r DsY 70 swell his stan with q
-. ofeay bustsI ns.s; In re share Of voiue.
| nue horses. return cart answers 70 respectfu!
In quiriss. make a. much fuss - possible. and
/ render, thsWselyes gene disreputaels and
| ridiculous He 10 accessible to all, and has &
kind and respectful word for every one. And
! ret NJ - fierce and energetic, and mas an1im
| tied ia1 asncs over his men. no would gladly
| follow him tn the death.
| HAllack sent mesaags to Gen. Price q snort
tins since. by q gentleman who was passtn s
| the lines. "tsll Gen Price," no said. "tha,
he had the advantage OF me In Missourt. FOL
| he knew the country better than dtdi bat
have got him now where want him. and
! expect to capture him add whip his army
| soon." "Whsn you 90 back" was Prics'l
reply, "say to Gen Halleck that he has not
| men enough In hts army to capture me- And
lect 100 Of the best men In his whole army.
and will take the ssme number Of mine e
| they come and without distinction. He
lead his 100 men, and I'll lead mine; and =
will 60 inso an open Held 70 light II ou';
the fate OF the Sou thern Confederacy shAll
depend upon the result. Tell him that. Will
your have not heard that Halleck sent
| any reply.
JsYF. fHoMYsox's RSYoRf.
The following dispatch from Gen. Je6.
Thompson IL q good thing in it, way, not
withssanding the anti. nautical phrase Of
fsathsring an oar around quarter deck:
FoRr PILLOW, RIvsa DKsxso1 FLsI1,
0uIBoAT LITrLs EI1aL,
May 10, 1862.
Rdtaers Ippsol. We MissouYians concluded
to day to celebrate the anniversary OF the
Gam Jachson massacre We havo shown the
enemy that wa still own ths Mississipp; river,
and can "ruu the blockade" whenever we
choose.
We gave them a few 6uns this morning to
little s:rtmmax s Of thirty minutes. We backed
doWa the ri YER to our post, with TWO men
KILLED and eight slightly wounded.
The officers are Eli sats, with mora conn.,
dence than ever, and our boats axe uni Jared.
The Ven Corn, Captain fuiksnson. has COW
cred oar est with glory, AID ell: from Com
mcdoxa Montgomery down to the powder
buys, behaved like soldferA aud gentlemen,
and proved themselves a. good Iuea 80 ever
fsstbered an oar around quarter deck OF
bu.tsd Yankee n. JIP7 TH0APsoN.
TIE MARION OF RS WAR.
Win regard TO tho recent exploit OF the
fam Qua uol. John Morgan, the Atlanta Con
Jtdeaey. OF Tuesday last, says:
As soon as he collected u little force at
Sparta, where his men rercezyoused after
beipg scattered. ne put out through Ken.
lucky till he struck the railroad above Bow.
, ling Green. There he seizsd upon TWO trains,
With h. completely dssToysd' a and e "a ass
bIidgss which were burned do Nn last winter
o. svscuating Bowling Grsen. He took
Federal paymastsr prisoner, who was on one
of the captured trains. and $50 600 in Federal
funds. He also captured near one hundred
Federal .oldisrs, who b ad been sick at Louis
Vile, and were returning to NASHVILLE 10 De
sent 10 their commands, their health having
recovered. These he parolsd. paid them ON
aii that was due Thorn In the Federal funds
he had, ana ssnt tosm back to Louisville.
morgan, with HE squadrcn, is new IN
ever~ready for another opsrstion Of the same
Kind. Weare informed he will be here TO.
day. Our psoPle had rather GET siEht OF
him then i ueen Victoria. Again we say,
Hurra tor Morgan
We adu to the foregoing the Yankee account
Of the exploit. which comes 20 Us in the
Mayli
at noon to-day captured forty eight freight
aud four passenger cars aud Two LOGON oti yes
at Gave City, KY. Morgan supposed the
train would con lain 2as cavalry prisoners,
bound nortnWard.
notice OF these facts to Bowling Green, and
stopped the upward train. Among the cap
tuTed Uaionists were Majors Hslvet and
C..Gee, bc.h Of Wsltords cavalry, and one
other Union officer and three or four sol.
diers.
The rebels burned all the abby. cars. sx-
| cspt two, and .hs LOGON olive. which brough1
| tbs passengers back 10 Louisville.
| scorf's LOUISIANA 0AvALkY
! We have published several notices OF the
| gallant b and under the command OF scott, Z
! par tisan leader, who bids lair u equal Nor
! gan IN the boluness OF bis movements. Th'
| following account, written By the Oorintf
correspondent OF the mobile Rsssasr, Is worthy
| OF perusai:
| Our cavalry are now pouring over the Ten
! nsssse, aud soon Huntsville and Colum ois
! will Ee In our hands.
SCOTS exploits on the road bstweea Tua
cum bia and Athens are the most briiltaat OF
| record. Attacking the 18th and San Illinoi.
| regiments, o battery OF artillery ana I'm
| merman's cav airy, MAR Tuscumbia, Captain
Fsnslon Cannon, Of scott. LonislsnA . req.
sixty. Uapsai1 Oannon's force Wa one ban
bred men, Of which not one was materially
hurt.
| see and h IL rivers, and with leo men attacked
=, the 18th Ohio regime {, TO strong. at Athena
and routed them, killing, woundipg and cap
turlrg 'Co, taking thsir camp. tents. ammu.
| los muskets. -
| Oap. John williams parsued ONE cssach
| ment to Elkr0n. aud capt Cannon burnt tn,
Lime stone creek bridge, ton milss from Hunts
sugar. ries. ETC.. which ne also burnt-kiliinG
20 and taking prisoners
| . Scct.'s smm unition cow gave Out-nO rein
irafn Huntsville Win 5000 .nsn.
! In the facs Of hts force, Scott rs.crosse.
| botA Elk and the Tennessss rivers, driving
back the +:s Uaio cavalry. 400 strong, who A.,
lacked his rear gard, Killing their Colons
| and e men.
| This dariug isat Is wortzR OF record. from
! the fact of SCOTS crossing rivers on frai
fiass, and leaving thsm in rear whilst b
attacked i've times the nun OF his force.
Ths rejoteing Of the PEG Of Atnars an,
| ths vicinity WAS great Tbs iRdieG turnes
| out IN g. ar crowds and presented Coi SEP.
! with O,nfeaerste fisg.
1as EsAL sfArR % fHB 0Ass
! Tas Wilmington Journal, CT Tuesday last
publishes 81 article designed to sho:. how
| private properly and private rights are 70
| spsc.eA:
Las. week Mr. Jas. X Hatton. Of Wash
| Ing ton, N. o.. YEAS arrested In his own house
| torn f.on his wife ard children. tied Ike
| dog, end thrust into Jail. 4 xentsmsI
| nansi Stsssiy was also tied and carried OF Il
/ lsii, together with his son. gentleman IL
| Hyde county has also been imprisoned To-
rsfasing TO take the Lincoln oath A saars
! If soldiers has oesn placed over the house o
| Mr. James h. Grist. who 10 thus prisoc or II
| his own hous,. 1t 10 said that Mt VIM. Girls
Is Ia Jail. but this 10 Only . report. OF thu
waste and distraction Of property. OF tn
sioppsgs OF labor, OF the naturalization en-
Outraged by the enemy, u h GnnscsssAry Il
spsaK, IS IL would be lin pcssibis 70 convey
| a1y ndsQ aa.e idea Of tia real stase OF things
| We have heard of long list u; these on tyAxss
sxcssding Gil previous belief and viii to-
| to them again. Somsihtcg NAN b dones 81
tns Eastern part Of our state Will b ruin I'd
| aoafn oAaoLIrA,
| ..ns YaaKses are pu6lishinx " Nswo.rn |
papa which thsy cali the RsAkly Prassss
which, from ne sausets We have sss,i. u 70
weakly 70 make much prog ssss. the issas Q
last Saturday contains the following sssrAor
dinary sha.ion: