The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-03
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From the latest NortAsrA dates. which Aavs
reached ~. W extract NE followins itssas Of
news:
m. aussSLL OF TEE aBtsAss OF nAsoH AND SKI
DstL.-ns PRsDIcrs Tna ovaaTHsow OF rAs
LiAcoLA DyaAsrr.
Mr. kusssll. in his letter TO the london
zs~s on the question of the Trsns Outrage.
says: -~-, i
"As I write, there 10 q rumor that Mess5s.
Mason Aud btidsli are 70 b surrenoeEed. II
IL b. true, this govsrumsns - broksA up
There II 30 mucn vigilance OF spirit among
the lower orders OF me people. Ana they are
70 ignorant OF every thing except their own
poii ics and passions, 80 Saturated With pride
4 and vanity, Inat any honorable con- csssion,
sven in this hour OF extremity, would prove
atai 70 its au thors.'
A New York journal takes issue with Rus.
sell, and comments ~ follows sss
MIR. Russell. We appre Lend, as 6seo CON.
strained 10 dssots ~ large n porsis OF b n
sojourn in this country 10 cur peat soclstv.
naive AID exotic, that ns has not yss IN a1s
aimssiI thoroughly acquainted with ..Ihs
.o"sr Orders" Having been OF them ana
WIN them lof haif Century, we think our
Judgment may i2iriy be pi.tsd against MS In
sAc premises an0 We Goa lenSiy ass uro lin
mat, saoa!a our Government decide, S0r any
reason Whatever, 10 surrender nj .,son and
>ildei, TO Great Britain, theiI ACT win prove
"iatAA OAly " Jen. Davis aud mis- upIoid.
ers. "1gnUrant' rs 1.-The 10 yer Oroers" OF
our people may be, they quite understand
thst tnelr doveramcut caA have NO IN OH ~
iA &C ting On this case uIL 70 90 what seems
best tor Inc country.
HAWAI- OPTICIANS 1lTIRxD.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
YORK Tribune sends the following list OF re-
tired naval officers, under the. recent blu
which passed Congress TO prom ots the en-
cieney OF the navy;
Com modores Shubrick, Kearnsy, Smith,
Storer, Gregory, McCauiey, Lavaiiette, Au.
lick, String naln, Nervine, Armstrong, Paul.
olng, Craoue, Bees, Levy, kamsey, Long,
CoAUVer, lnm1n, MoOluAey, Mon lxomery,
otriDpiing sands, BELL, Jarvis, rshdsry ras,,
NICHOLSON, Pull, LhaUncey, Kelly, karagut.
dardnef, Wilson, Dornier, Giynn, Angie.
Auao, kitchis AMckean, mercer, 6oi0sbor-
oakh, Lounos, Aafstou, Adams, Walker,
PEARSON. Nicholas, Dupont, Audson, ana
Pope.
1Aere are also quite = number OF surgeons
pay III SISTERS, ana other officers, who come
under the provisions OF thAs bill.
las tour nag oncsrs-G oidsUorough, Of the
North Atiantlc, AupoAt, VI tue South At
!aLut, MeAs~n, OF Ins u MI, aud bell, Of the
Pacinc squadrons-are among Inc officers re-.
naving been III the city more than forty tive
gears. The fresIoenb wIil, however, as an
tnOrlzsd by LIE AGA, assign tnem their present
somInaAds. with the rank VI haG officer.
AFFAIRS IN xIssorRI-ExrxAvAaAsrL IEs OF rHx
YAhAsss-NovxMBSis W Gkf. PxICE, &c.
Ihs following Geographic dispatches are
so framed as to pander to the gul,ibiiity of
the Yankee appetite, and are as likely TO b.
the promptings OF the depraved lima ginations
Of Lincoln's hirslings as otherwise. We
give them TOR what they are worth:
ST. LOWS. Mo, Dec. 2:-Ths following
summary Of the recent military operations
IN Missouri ID obtained from . trustwoT ny
source:
Within tho last two weeks the Union army
has captured 81 500 Rebels, including about ~
commissioned ttncsrs, $50 horses and IN ules,
1, 100 stand OF aIms, two tons OF powder, loo
wagons, anu III Immense amount VI Commts.
sary stores and camp equlpaIe.
a Large foundry 1T Licking ton, used BY tile
rebsis for casting cannon, shot aud Anslis,
most OF the reosl craft on tns Missouri, IN.
Guiding ferry boats, have been destroyed or
captured. pretty clean sweep has been
maze OF the whole country, between the
Missouri and Usage river, aad Gen. Price,
cut OH from ulJ supplies and recruits from
moran Missouri, 10 ia tuil retreat tor Arkan-
sss with his whole army. having passed
Our loss In aucomp fishing these impor sant
results did not exceed 100 killed and wound.
ed. These are the points of brilliant strats-
sical combinations by Gen. Halleck, which
have been 30 ably executed by Gems. Pope,
Prestiss and Mckeon and Coils. JEFF y. Davis,
OF Fort Sumter fame, and Fred Steele Of the
nth regular infantry, and the brave officers
and soldiers Of our army, regulars an syol.
unteers.
General Price's designs tostir up rebellion
in <I~sSA
ali railroad bridges, stations, and rolling
stock, on the Goth Of this mont b, in accord
ance with plan promulgated from Their
camp, have been toiled, to . great extent. w
OF our forces, which are kept in constant
| motion, Notwithstanding the severity OF the
weather.
The damage done to the North Missouri
and Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad has
been greatly exaggerated. Repairs are being
rapidly made, and both the North Missouri
Ratiroad and Telegraph wire will be n work.
ing order 20 Wellsvllle to night
Ten bridge burners have already boon shot
and ffty more IN close confin ement, TO 30
summarily dealt with under Gen. Hallsck's
1t Is confidently expected that our M ovine
columns will as ehectually, in q few days.
break up bridge burning In North n1isso uri
ae the reballton has been crushed south of
the river. No mercy will be shown the scoun-
drels..
Gen. Halleck's emphatic orders with ref
ference to all bridge burners, are to shoot
down every one making the attempt
Maj Glover has just returned from a scout
in Camden county, with ten wagon loads of
subsistence, a tbel captain, and thirteen
men who isft Price. army when the retreat
commenced
General ropes Official report Of his expe-
dition into Central Missouri has been reeeiv.
ed, but contains nothing i'm portant that has
not been pre- viously reported.
In accordance with orders from Gen. Hal
leck, the Provost Marshal General directs
that the sir slaves now confined in the coun.
ty jail, and advertised for sale under the
State statute, be released from prison and
placed under the contro, OF the Quartermas.
ter General of this department for labor till
further orders, the said slaves being the pro-
perty Of rebels and having been used for in.
surrectionary purposes.
TIE PLIGHT OF PRICE oogYIlABD.
OfrIEvILLB, Mo-, Dec. GA prisoner who
escaped from the rebel camp at Herman VILE
last Saturday, reports that when the news
that Gen. Pope's cavalry had driven in Gen,
Rains's pickets at John stown, was received
by Prices army, the greatest consideration
prevailed in the rebel camp. The cavalry,
artillery, infantry, and tho nav ragged. un.
arm ed recruits, were mixed up in inextermi.
nabie confusion, and many hours elapsed
before anything like order Was restored,
as soon after ss possible, and So fearful were
they Of pursuit, that they burned bridges, and
placed avary obstruction In the way OF the
lancied pursuit Even the celebrated bridge
built by Gen. Fremont over the Usage river
At Warsaw, was not spared by the flying
rebels.
1t - reported that one regiment was left ON