The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-10


FROM 9H1 MONTH.
We have received. BY special asranesmsnt,
the New York Papers Of ThuTsday, March
EN-. they are filled with Qualifications over
the anticipated opening Of cotton trade
through Tennessee, and other successes
achieved By One "Union" arms. The Evs'd
says:
"Ths success Of the right wing Of our FED
erall army ON tbs upper Potomac 10 complete.
4 dtspAtcn from ChaIlostoWn-0en. HAMS .
Lovss,svilIs are now added to the points held
By the Union troopA Not lsss than ~. ooo
worth Of provisions and forage has Desn cap.
tured from the rebels since our army crossed
Tuesday night added fresh scgat to the move.
ment OF this portion Of the grand army. A
squadron OF the First Michigan cavalry adj
vanced as far a. Berryvills, on the Winch es-
prissd q party Of the re0el cavalry, routing
them, killing three, and capturing nine
horses as trophies, without the loss OF m9n
One Of the horses was recognized az the eel
ebrated black stesd rode BY Col. Ashoy.
Now, since 1t % happened that Col. Ashby
has not ridden b.sek ssssd at any time during
tho war, we know tho latter portion Of the
above pora graph il q falsehood, and proba-
bly, the "brilliant even" described was en-
entirely manufactured for the Northern mar.
ket.
4 The Herald further says:
Advices from the lower Potom 10 yesterday
state positively that tho rsbeIs are conoen-
trntine in Is; e. force opposite Gen. Hooker
division. It - believed in washington that
their forces on the Potomac have been Ereai y
increased kince the is te victories Of cur ar
mics in Tennessee, Kentucky, and s.issouri, rs
though tie rebel leaders werS now convinced
that their last grand stand must be made on
tie Potomac, where thsir most powerful
s.roreho:ds and tbs pick and choice Of their
army ars located.
Advic.s from Springfield, HIo.. are to March
LIST. The dispatch says that on the " ednss-
day night previous the Federal Captain Mont
gomszy, Of Wrjgat's battalion, was surprised
at Keitevills. Barry county, by $50 "rsbels,"
supposed 20 balong TO McBride's division, but
who represented themselves as Texan Ban.
gers. They fred Into tbs house occupied BY
the Federais, killing Two and wound.ng enc.
Ore OF The s'rebeis'' was killed the balance
fed, taxing with them about seventy horses.
The remand OF the news possesses go in
terest, except the following:
It is foare ed that the com bins forces Of Price.
van.Dorn, AcCulloch Pike, and Mcintosh, will
again ovsrrIn the country, which keeps thou
sands from avowtng their sentiments. Price,
after q hot chase, is cooling off in the Boston
mountains. Ben McOUlloch IL on this side OF
the mountains.
The papers contain nothing new from Co.
lumbus, beyond that already given by tsle-
graph.
For.y.niue Confederate Officers started
from Columbus, Ohio, for Fort Warren, on
the 4th.
PRcA TEHxlssEB.
Il. h. Cheathsm, Mayor OF Nashville, has
issued o proclamation giving the "satisfac-
tory result of al interview between the
city authorities and Gen. Buell. He there.
fore respectfully requests that business bs
resumed, and that al citizens, Of every trade
and profession, pursue their regular voca.
lions. The sale or giving away Of iutoxica-
tag liquors is, however, strictly prohib.
tied.
The Nashville correspondent OF the Now
York Times gives picture OF the state OK at.
fairs, from which 1t appears that the invaders
were not received with any great amount OF
cord,ality. We make soma extracts
Ihave spent a good deal Of time o.day In
copyersing with the citizens, and found but
little Union sentiment. Men asserted that
they were not citizens OF tho United States-
d;dn': want any protection from the Govern
ment. and in several cases even refused to
sell any goods to the soldiers or officers. Ono
man said he WIGS Union man, but never ha d
dared say SO for fear Of being hurg another
said the only two nights' sleep he had hId
in week. were since the arrival Of the Ms
tional army. Another individual assured me
with very naughty air, that there We're nc
Union men in Nashville except amoag me-
chanics and iaborers; no gentlemen, he said,
were any thing but Secessionists, Or Icoais, II
liked the term any batter
Gen. Grant and bis s.aR visited Nashville,
and called upon Mrs. James K. Polk. or the
Interview the writer says:
She received her visitors courteously, but
with polished GOODNESS tina: Indicated sum
GENTLY In which direction her sympathies
ran-she was simply polite and ladylike In
no case patriotic While she discreetiy Tor core
to give utterance 70 any expression of sym.
patty fer the South, she rs rigidly avoided
saying anyt thing that might be construed il TO
q wish for the success OF the Governmsnt.-
She hoped. she said, that the tomb OF her hus-
band would protect her household from In
suit and her properly from piliage; further
than this sho expected nothing from the
United States. and desired nothing.
The correspondent fnos that "the ladies OF
Nashville are as full OF treason as they are in
occasional cases Of loveiiness.' Among tho
evidences Of their contempt for the Yankees
the following is given:
Occasion ally / met other, specimens o.
Nashville ladies. who, in mdny Gases sup.
posing re 20 BE- soldier. frog the possession
Of q blue overcOat, describe(4cpon meeting q
wide semi. circle OF ayuidaIes, swinging, as
thsy cid so, their rotunGautAa ,Iss with con
tsyr ptuous flirt far out, Is Il the very touch
Of & blue coat would 90 consamin4toa. Ana
fha ,rtA gf WI nf
naughty aaTliEgs went up, and the extent ts
which their lips aEG eyes went down were not
the least interesting portion OF these little
BY plays, and assisted materially In showing
the exo uistie breeding OF thesS ami2ble de-.
moiselies.
A later sccount Says-"Unton men begin to
make their appearance. They say that q m..
jority viii yet be found on cur side, but
that il will take SONS time TO develop tn,
feeling that has been so thoroughly crushed =
F2cx wAs9IEGrOE.
The latest reports Of proceedings in the
Federal Congress present nothing Of IN tsrsst
The Oonfscation bill was still promiuen
tslegraxhed to the New York Herald are tn,
following:
The publication Of the defence of Genera
FREMONT pTCuucos Muou oACAsonient AoJe-
The Committee on the Conduct Of the Wal
state that the publication was unauthorized
by them.
The Committee Of the House o. Forigr
Relations have the Mexican question unosl
consideration. Mr.. Seward is preparing fol
| the committee valuahis paper on the sub
| jeot OF our commercial intercourse with
Mexico.
Official information has been received tina
| the Portuguese Government is devoting 1T
| attention 70 the cultivation Of cotton in IT.
| African possessions.
| It is strongly suspected at the Treasury De
| partment That the report OF the circulation
| OF counterfsit I'VE dollar Treasury notes
| which prevailed in New York . few day
| ego is erroneous, and that there are really
| no suoh oounterfetts Ia existence, but that tn