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


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| csAscFs az uSroS rhMriycsTt0rs wtrH EMO
/ LAND AND tRAScE--ysroivoS' TROOPS IN
AtAieo NAY OPERATE III AMERICAS pIfFfcuL
Tns.
lf@Sss taept la7a Correspondence OF Eie IoslIion
Times
! ic lheTay Of news fron, Ainafics we hear iha,
ths AlaDaass, Conf deTae II an-cf. war thu depAr
I ,trs q which from Liver pool YVES la'ely noticed
las by this time arrived ont Et the Bahamas whers
shA YVES 10 bs lNot II l. said, by another fanfeds-
rsfs erIaed aeaa,er vci. v5on't place hssssls IN.
dtf ssae order nj tua ais4a1s'a ealasjer t,a re.
/ Gs~neu Gsf ain aengne1 4aase two sfeamers Il,
ss eanssderea vii - eapiy sufficient N give ep
/ nceouas 81 tGs sstss4i ernssfs mhicA have Lsea
alawaa ii'&fsily 10 blockade Gassan 40 7s- fn>v
expset soen TO have ias account of ths reI 5s,si
| by detal Il 40 s"tion st ssa
Il ts further STATED 10 day tiat French rsuse7z II
the Guls og hsx'eo, On tho lockout for sfe-itad
vessei5 hsSe captured soras Federal craft, which
II is t49';So uisy lesi u c,rlpiications A1oitev
nc-d nj v'aica, II conasmed-aai1 Ii reaches 70
fro.-. snod authoisT--is not Iisly to improve ise
state Of feeling bs.wsa the Cabinets o. Wash. AZ
'on sot ps3ss IS tie a.scc5syg Of 80 coo z.uslkts
HIcag af5 sf. r5Eg C1lsfeYnic 70 Ner!c5 with il
u pc8it'Fess Tf~5net 4 snE of money N edition
AaTe = Rzl = ho r.sssosory proof forthcoming
sh1i tha aSeas .3tt sets rsssaade from ths FEEDER
ile stoyssarssss ant Ret sga iali iridaels Finally
Fsrss TaseF. notIslng fA4 arrival II Bisrrisz
oi II dc 0aasseloap- -I~subat, Minister ug Mas.ae
that his sso ErEsgarssa Sd ,sss
With tbs Mexseats expedition 7 IS 4 H.
ted ee raised 10 20 bg0 men ir slndirgtha Lnrencsr
d'V'sio's Wtthent fkiug an sxset number. ftera
Ii rfsien to believe that tbs nuR9sr of troops sant
TO kexico or possibly IN fhs frst instance to she
Ffeaen West India IsIsnds} viii be considerably
larger tnsn ~as auita lately expected Xon had
details OF about q 0lD proceed ng ron different
French end Aigeriae pnrts. Z ne aulheIs OF tao
lo'eIeez division iincsi's IL Gsasfta.l as T7c
hayo 10 correct account OF ihs casualties by dis
esse' asi eut with the sa.ail relniore snsuis Ire
vtonsly ssnt lin and tt,e marines, 6a. At Vara
Cf5z Ne INST suppo n9t l7ss ihaa : 600 coo
men We now hear Of II further ami coma tarabla
shipment as ordered, and ot another as 17itaupia
ted, and should .hi3 last Intelligence be verified IL
is net Improbable tina including soldiers nj a ! de-
serptioas, marines naval b7igaie, (which Nigh st
any lime be formed since the Of viii have
little iar their crews II 4 end could easily spare
Sailors and some indigenous cor os IL is proposed 10
form. tbs French foree wol.a he il th!an t,st
stated in tia PsrIs iotrnal aIrea5y qi9tsd oi
course, If i. prove io he thus. i1sny persons will
he hard 10 perH1ade that suen AT expedition 81
much larger than Unnecessary 10 accomplish French
ooects il MeAlco, haa mol been formed also win IS
view TO :Ttnre eventuslitiea or contingencies IL the
Anglo Anl,rcan conflict
| An kaAscrPATIoS PROCLAMATION CALLED FOX
Prom the london Star. Sept. Ii
The er.sis os the civil war has come Il. leugth--
The stunning defeat for which Mr.. Wen ell
Phillips prayed has certanly been inflicted =
Tue var has brt arrived n ths point witch We
have anticipate "A tha alternative, t. tla adoption
OF The poliry necessary % secure s;.ccess Snd even
to JUSTIFY thr contest. FrOi tus iirsi We I'VE sid
that u wera 5eitar 10 separate han "a hold the
South TO an aileg,anea winch coaid eny be Iaads
willing ailagiane9 by the yir.nai saonission of
tie North - he slave powsr-hetrer not 10 fign. at
all than - light fors the restoration of the Uuion
| without fha abolition of slavery and difficult If
not mposs bic. to conquer lu the hght, II the South
were to a al.o we'd the of the negroes labor.
| ers ia the plantation and in the camp. But a week
| ago We said II President Lincoln could be iudeeed
TO praaiaSn enianci patton ony by series OF de.
feH's ni by the presence of the enemy In rhe SUI
hHtbs Of w ssshnston, defeat and Investment were
to be desired Father than deprecated. 1t Is. thsre
feta Sith nQ regret bat for the slaughter and suf
Ksrtsig c[ss0 aaaAiy brave men that learn tho
cssafessasds6f these conditions. Now, if ever. we
presume The President will lay aside his hesitation
aud make an end Of poaponenienr.
NiJ Il (th AOI;uj Consent 10 send focse Its
| yonthI A1d its midi t agsd men-to depori the
HDosr at iis male fopuation-for service under
Ssen rsls VINO are constantly on' ulanosuvred; who
Ie.ye even tei- nded in tbs ht nos OF the ene
u!y; wtosuatan ol:51in- defeat g~heu they were
tle.r araiIasts go ceIC 7ts aGnd thelr capfs
at % Gloss 3t campaign hat wa 80 hayr anui
liia!ed the'enem5s VIII tho Noth do s,ia. " ale
lsia sou ellnys tue sii Of toar million
negroes. torft ssa rti, serve It's .ltsen J1is
aad 10 hrow Ep It's sief-useSn Ihis we aaa scou
kno~--and Upon faai hto}eleaf Ha,, GsictG uoioal9
tae sy'nP1thy n ne aeoria, 6m tds ae o se Union
THE RETREAT TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ysgws
OF RISING IN AAitYLAkD.
From the London Times, Sept Il
These Operations, u1'S distinctly psssenteG Ia our
view, reGect high credit 1he Confederate arms
aad shoo tas e1 orlty Of tse Federal L5el.eruis II
not oI ths Federal tr0ops Pofe fought yseii, and
II deasryss 10 b. noticed that a did succaea In pre-
venting The elltmy from getting LatyYeea him aud
tbs captrel. Jackson did poi oui HIN oii from
Wellington, though Ia drove hin Tor Ahs'psr 10 ts
walls; but ihsrs end5 .hs Fsleral sueesss ri
every othe. point tbs Nossnerneys have been
foilsd NcCleiIsns troops wers not foEin available
for Popes support, ths lines 'f the + lp;dan ana
Kappahana1ek have been sucae1siYaly lost ami
sle UnoaiSts hav9 So. aimed fresh sefias af do
moraiiging, t.3Agh scz aissracsfal, defeats. Ztsil
conduct Ia rs Jed ytiouaas their loa.or but the
end the campaign Is that Washin yton. instes1I OF
Gcnpaona is he,eAgusred, and Mary and, ius 9sd
NJ Eirginie, eEpG5sG 60 iavaston. 1t does ret ep.
pear, iadeed thai single sera OF Virgaian aoI Is
now held by fedsrel troons except On .hs very
brink OF the Potomac itself. and everything iad.-
oates thst vvorss Is st hand.
Possibly, tte tcfenees OF " & 1hlaeton I;ket with
70 rlpal Z fYsivsmonta ago. may .Epve t5D
strong foT tii2 CGntsaerates, aIn il .a not rtEeiy
tlat 4cGlolisy, cho sev:ns gtyest 10 snsasci-..-,
aad who s.ow commands ST tbs capital may 10 uft,
tshnd thess forsiacatiou9 ihsn hs Il al sg-
gTeS5Ye campaign. Sut 8 aiug}s glance at ms map
Will show thai Washington Itself with all IT'S ;s-
fences. may Sa turrnd Dy tbs confedeTate7. They
have but 10 ct0ss the Upper Fotomac which as far
he 1ldged FROM the latest advices s their
telIior. Gp'i they will ind themselves in Margsnd,
thsAIols 9 1Aic Slts a3 all ia precious Tesoarcss
IN aaen, money, and Munitions is prspayed ars
credl1ty assured 10 rise M se{c9Ws tssa.4 such al
instruction sToad leave The Federal capital envi-
roned on every sids by foes, and escape By
would be ibe oRi chance open TO those Tulers no
have threatened .he South with conquest and SUB
jugatioa. These are ths presen. prospects II the
civil war,' We'll may tie New York press bagin to
despaif cf tae Uno'. cause and II sy the y ov
oTnors of the dew England Ssates taks younsal al
Providence II sucl rovsTses do iof tsAch tbs
North to reconsider It's coarse, " do a1t sea how
o
retrieved.
THE FREScU EMPEROR OK RECoa.yTIos
ane Paris eoIrasPondent oi ths Lonaa1 T.s.ss
writing ousfbs ,6th d!.., aaya
Eha continued aseesasas o. Ito G3.lia,iefates ard
t decided sUpe Tioriiy " whi6 their sEliea asi sill
.ulora, their q ,nefais, TO have eG&a5Hshst:
over those Of iheie anita FoniSt<, naturally sm55ds
tie hopes Of The Soaf}eTa sgpat jar thsiy rseog
m zion by AaRian3 end France That tie EAaeg0y
is pry much disposed 10 adopt TIA, coarse tseye caa
not b. any doubs. II Is no saeret, and IL 1iise
tain. that 20 various En s'ish gentlemen WI hsing
lately over in France, az Gbaions or st Cioui hsd
interviews with him in which tha subject was
bsoached, he did not conceal the view he tack Gu
the question decidedly Favorable recog itso.,
aud his nish that fhe English Gopernment could be
brought t0sadop IL H0s tar this Is likely to be the
CT yeH are hftter sltnA'ed to judge Than AM.
All can tell you the matter IA, that there are
peTsens here, Confederaes and friends VI Confeds-
rates, who profess 10 have reasons for kaoasiHg
that The American question 10 be MADE tipe
IN e Of ne1t month the sn,ect Of rery sty3o1s
deliberations on te part of The British Cd5instdlib
eYatioas nhch those same persons hope mdy possibly
AT no ueyy remote dae ledd 10 e yec0g milton ey SO
greatly desire And encouraged by recent triurn pil
they ,ssnguinely reckon on fresh ones coming 70
give Increased force to the claim TO acknow!edg-
n,ent by European Powers of the Independence OF
pe'ani 10 maintain liz ria ITS aud fght ia own BAT
tles.