The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-25

and an enemy appears on the coast, We much
fear our forces will be compelled " abandon
the post.
SRIeHrsNHD At FLAG OF TRUCE.
The Bowling Green correspondent of the
Nashville Bennar, relates the following anus.
ing incident Of Yankee 5rao~y:
= On the 10th inst. an incident occurred near
Green river that shows very clearly that our
vistion that they will be badly whipped
whenever they meet our troops in battle,
and illustrates the cowardiy natures of those
who would subjusate us. BY order of one
was dispatched to Green river with q nag
Of truce. A large body Of the enemy was q
considerable distance this side the river
A. soon as our troops got in eight, without
ned with all the speed they were capable Of,
and never stopped till they reached their
main lines In vain our men shou ted TO- them
TO stop; the more they were called to the
that Of our party, who bore tho llsg Of truce.
Our boys, seeing their efforts to stop them
vain, INDUCED in tho most hilarious mirth,
and quietly followed on. Tho Federals who
wasa part Of the First Wisconsin Regiment,
Brave boys, truly ss.e .. -r,sa
PROBABLY clPTIRBD By THs BECKY.
The Savannah Ness, Of the 21st inst, says:
Mr. James A. Barron, Of this city, with a
man by the name Of Jesse Ayree, iormarly
OF Phliadelphia, left the city on Wednesday
afternoon last, intending to spend the night
dueking. Their intention was to obtain a
ducking boat At Fig Island light. and proceed
70 the opposite shore, but not to 60 below
creeks, and return In the morning. As they
nave not been seen or heard Of since Wednes.
day evening, i il feared that they were cap.
u ~As~~ Wi ~ 10 .-AA
OF tho enemy, which are known to prowl
about in the creeks between our river and
Hilton Head during the night. We know
Mr. Barron, who 10 native Of Baltimore, to
count for his absence only on the ground that
he mas been drowned or captured by the enc.
my. -
THE PRussIAx HIxIsrsR's pIsPArcH.
The following is translated copy Of tho
dispatch OF Count Bernstof, Prussian Minis.
ter Of Foreign Affairs, to the Prussian am.
sbassador at Washingto ton ON the Trent affair !:
- BsRLIx, Dec. %, 1851.
MoHsIIuR LB BARos: The .warlike meas
ures which President Lincoln has taken by
sea against the southern States, which have
separated from the Union, were calculated
Immediately upon their occurrence to inspire
upon his Msjesty's Government the appre.
nens;on that they might sasily give occasion
being thsreby injuriously affected.
| This apprehension has been unfortunatelv
| entirely justified by the violent capture and
| carrying away OF Messrs. Mason and SlideII
| from on board the neural mail steamer Trent.
! BY the commander of the North America n
l war ship San Jacinto.
This occurrence ~ You will easily believe.
! has created the greatest sensation In Eng.
| land, a. in the whole Of Europe, and has not
only placed the Cabinet, but also public opin.
ION. In state Of the most extreme expecta.
tion.-
Although England is certainly alone imms.
diatsly affected BY that act, stiu one Of the
most important ana generally recognised
rights Of neutral flaSs IL at the same time
called In question.
lis NOT requisite that should now entsr
Into an explanation Of the points OF law pr
cisely involved. Public opinion In urope
has pronounced itself with rare unAnimity,
aud In the most candid manner, in favor Oh
| the tntoSed party. We, our1slves, Aave only
hitherto Assitated to acqaaint yOa with our
vieWs upon the transaciton, because, in the
| absence Of rsiiabls inteIlieencs, We doubted
| whethsr the captain Of the San Jacinto had
BEEN guided In the course hs adopted BY in.
stilI, e pressat, prsssr to ssiisvs the iasse;
00PpOsitt0n correct. should, hOWeyeY. the
former prove 70 b the actual STATE Of ths
caoos We sh0ni0 feel 0ursslv0s -compellsd to
aseribe more serious i'm portAnco to the mat.
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