The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-28
FROM THU NORTu.
We sontinue our extracts from Northern papers
Of the "a inst.
1HR KHH1UCKY ISvAsroNs

We son,inus our extracts from Northern papers
Of the "a INST.
1ua xEx1vCKY ISvAsroNs
The rebsls seem determined to make Kentrc. y
sndsr for her attempted position Of neutrality
On three oesasions Considerable pant Of the s, ate
hes bssn ovesruu; firH by Backner, thea BY join
Morgan. and lastly BY Bragg and Kirby Smith, each
sir,s carrying cT immense sapplisa Lcuisvils
ccrrespondsnt Of tie Cincinnati GHsste gums mp
the result a follows:
Armies that Ia AL hardly numbered sixty a ve
thousand have held nearly II not quite, double
ths!r number In check fos q mont; have thrown
tho whole West into Epasm Of alarm: have .ed
Asntushisns to doubt the strength of the hold the
National Government has on them, and the people
ct the Ecrthern border to question their safe
~ from rebel Invasion, and have made good their
escape without punishment
The resu.ts Of this lsst invasion may bo briefly
summed ap The rsbsls got some recruits bat not
re ar 30 many ~ they expected or - ws have be-
lieved Probably three thousand rnsn will more
than cover the entire accession 70 their strength
In this respect. They secured immense quantities
OF 'nppliss-po1k. beef, corn. aonr, and forage
nearly ala ct which they seem likely 10 est safely
oat OF the State. They renowned their whole
cavalry fofcs, and stripped the State of It's most
valuable stock. They convinced too many Kentus.
ans that not safer to be rebel than log al II was
Al least far more prudent for them to zealonsy
naintain the miik-endwxssr statur-not very
beDious and not oppressively loyal not bound to
render either ode much sstAres. and not special.
iy odcus to either on account of sesious adherence
IN :hs other.
Ing. We drove than out, but wa went at It very
ciumally, and expended an enormous amount Of
strength In accomplishing IT, We lost cur Alabama
aud Mississippi line, and were rather untkly thank
MGe.
DESCRIPTION OF TnoROUsHFARx ear
a letter writer who accompanied Gen. Stahl' =
command on the lata Reconnaissance to TLoroush.
fare G<p, says:
There are not any gaps in the Virginia noun.
tains more wonderful than the Thorou ushfare.
The immense Bull Run Mountain seems cleft In
tw ain a. II by some mighty power. The way il
scarcely wide enough to admit tf the passage of q
wagon To an immense height, ON ea.h side rise
huge piles Of limestone rocks from whoss crevicss
tho rocks beneath IL echoed ten thousand times
Huge treeafarm an immense canopy IA the heights,
Iis ng one above the other The sun smiles but in
few places In the dark passage
be bottom Of ths gag is flied With rocks aud
mad, aid 1t seems rcarceIy poss!tle 10 novice In
mountain wonders that either tcrsss or vehicles
could pass the tOr.uous rough SID dark la6y rIEth
Bat it was dons this morning. The ;.3ya1es guard
iei by Stahl and Wyndham, Is folk s.d with the
rush Of artillery sno hcrssKsen The occasional re-
Election from the bright brass twelve ;cuo.e.s and
the tremendous rumbling Of tho wleel, tell us
that they are rapidly passing through the swfu
deale
The e!etter Of thousands Of hocfs snd the c!ank
Ing Of tho sabreS echo with such force to he
painful TO the ear. hut onward press the gallant
band In Q few moments the "old hsg' eInerges
into the glowing sunlight. followed BY host Of
brave fellows, the echoes Of whose shouts burst
forth with srpend0us rear from the depths Of tbs
gap The passage is made rapidly. and every one
Greathes freer ss &c thinks the usually eCwaldiy
enemy have not this time Iade the gap a mi ghty
tomb for many OF them.
Az IsDisEAEr ARTICLE AGAINST ENGLAND.
The New York Eerald. IN an editorial comment,
ing the recent action Of the Chamber of Com
OF that city, In relation TO the bnildlna o,
Confederate ships il England, says:
A feeling OF strong indignation way expressed at
the conduct of the British Government which con.
nives at the fitting up OF those armed vessels in
Epg'ish ports. Nj Low made an interesting state
ac ia In trouble himself and when his neighbor Is
Ia trouble During lhs Eussisn a vessel had
BEEN fitted up hers fcr tbs Canton trade. and the
British Consul having beard of it. end sospfetie2
the ship Na3 intended FOR Russia, reuonstratsd
with the American Government Ths consequence
was that she was detained, Though Ter owner wss
Perfectly Innocent of any Intention of ing the
neutrality lava Mr.. Low thinks, and every body
thinks 1t is Eot unable that the Kngish Gov.
ernmel. shoulj be required to follow ths same
course now regards the United States. 1t hes
bsen asked to DO SD but what course does 1t pur
sue4 II is stated that when Earl husseil re-.
uoas;rs.ed with on tia subjecs he admitted he
OF the fitting ap OF those Privateer5 In Eng
iish wetars, but said he could not interfere with
private enterprise lie asked WHY Amsric4r
cruisers did not csptare them hus when
American c;ziser, the Tuscaxora, YVES sent TO esp
iure Ut them the 500 lnow the klataina)
VIII Il thea ready fef sea the British Govern
uaent refused her ocal. SO tha: she VISA compelled
to GEEK Ii in q Spanish pert, and tie reoel bird
neaGtime had hJwn.
At tie SANS yarc at which that fast steamer was
built, which has committed such ravs6es upon oET
commerce, there are f0ac gunooats and q steam
frigAte In progress Of consttastion, destined ior
bGSranseflng enterprises. 1t Is tho yard OF the
eminent ShiPbuild' r, Letrd, in the EeTsey, at Bir
kentsad opposite Liverpool IL Is enclosed and
ace denied to the public but tho Enslish Gcy-
srnment IL well aware of the eeodnat.on OF tho
ves.elE en- the stocks. They aI steamers Of
great s. eed end armed with the heavlest snd best
guns 1t l. true the gums are NOT Pui oa board till
after the vessel sails but tEsy eoavsY ed to her
By British vcssels from British pcst3 Coal Is
brought to her In the same way, and under this
transparent gauza veil tia EIstks1 Government
permits vess- k-of war to be fitted out II British
p6 e. ssains. ths United States-a friendly power.
Theme vessels aIe psid fer by cotton which has run
the blockade, or which Ii u expected VIII run it
haseaftar 0ne thing S certain: money aTsn,s to co
abundant in connsxion with the buccAneara. Crews
arc induced to man them By the promise cf rsceiv.
Ing for their share Of the prize Ionsy te vus ofah
the ships aud cargoes captured and destroyed, az
ACCOUNT Gell& kept Dy tAo OBJECTS Hts11ias Lac Oou-
fedorats Government. BY this arraDgsm5nt they
gst enterpriring saalnen, who frequently Voiun-
teer from tbs captured vessels. As they burn the
prizes where they take them they caa keop con-
stantly La the track Of our commercial marine and
VII, do an enormous business AZ long as they are
let alone They require but tie coal AZ they car
ry fuIl suits Of sails and only get up steam when
in pursuit of fast vessel. or whenever they may
be compelled 70 hy from danger themselves. Nor
L. 1t the damage they DO directly which 9 their
greatest injury to our chipping tntsrests tut the
high insurance they cause for al American vessels
and their eargoes voyaging between this country
and Europe, tO ray nothing OF the danger CT pas
sangsr vessels taking fire by accident, sud the par
sons on board being left to their fats, owing TO the
terror IN, pred by the doom Of ships ured to their
destruction by the burning wrecks OF the victims
Of these pirates.
Now, ths question la what IL 70 be done In thu
premlsssS A to appealing to British honor, that
u moonshine. Let the Vanderbilt, the Connecticut.
and the fastest vessels we have, be heavily armed
and sent in pursuit, to them down and sink or
capture them II they wait to give battle AT the
same time Lot the cotton ports be more v1gilantiy
guarded for a on them comes the commodity whose
sale pays for the privatesrs Lot this course bs
adopted, and very soon the Atlantic Ocean will be
cleared OF thoss destructive pests OF American
commerce.
SYMPATHY FOR SECESSION IN BALTIMORE
correspondent Of the Few York 7Sikans,
wriiing from Baltimore on the S0th inst, says:
There has been somewhat Of lively time at
Tort AcHsnIy On Tuesday: wsdns.dsy: Thur; rns
arrived from the hospitals ct Frederick and else
where 1hs charming rebel ladies Of Baltimore
syupsthised with their friends in distress. They
furnished them with coed things TO eat ard drink.
with blanksts, asd other comforting nsceesaIiss.-
hl 49,