The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

secuon OF c0apter 1ol Oh tnS Co0eo1 SuSAn1A
a. to provide for tbs indemnify OF the odicers
taking posse SION Of any property under the
provisions or said section.
A bili providing for tbs building Of q mill.
tary road from Wythsvills 70 Logan Court.
House was read q third tame.
Upon . motion TO recommit the bill to the
committee, q long discussion ensusd.
Upon taking the votes it was discovered
that q quorum OF members was not present.
The House then adjourned.
LATEST NOaTaERH NRWS.
We give below some extracts from late
Northern papers received At this Once:
L1xooLa soLp1zRs sHor IT sHcEssIoNzs7s IL
MIsSOURI-THR kHTRxAf or PAIoa.
From the st. Louis (Mo.) Esssirs Nses. Of
the 9th nit, we clip. the following:
Two soldiers were shot through the head
and killed AZ Sedalia on ChTistN as day, IL II
supposed, BY local secessionlsts. Efforts were
being made 70 detect and punish the murder
ers Thsy were shot in q grove not more than
q hundred yards from the camp.
The retreat OF Price from Osceola II con-
frmed. He was apprehensive OF being at
taoked in front from oedaiia, while the troops
AT Roiin marched on his rear, and Mt on his
route 20 the southwest. The troops at So dAlia
are mot 10 BE- provided winter QQarLers-a
fact which wound appear to indicate that they
are TO contin1e active operations thro ughous
We nave already . On toned the expedition
OF = troop of MsrrIlPs cavSlry from SedaltA
to Lexington for tbs purpose OF burning ths
ferry boats and the foundry At the latter
place. White on their return to Sedalia,
after the accomp iishmsnt Of this work. one
OF :. Dir numb Der, VINO became separated from
tn mata body, waG killed by the Secession.
and lsfs his body ON The road. II was found
and buried by q Union man. HIS comrades
Knew nOlhing Of hiz death till told Of IL by
the Union man whs buried him.
TEE AV1AI1 At wA1sAw, xY.
The following paragraph, which We q.
tract from the Louisville Journal, Of the 10th
ult., shows that the arrest Of prominent
Ksntuckians by the abolition invaders has
been again commenced. The day Of rstribu-
ton II speedily coming. and these vile msrce.
naries Of Lincoln and Cameron will be made
to pay terribly for the viliainies and outragss
they have psrpetratsd upon oar people. The
Jesrsal says:
We learn from the Cincinnati 0axxx that
the steamboat Ms5or A e which xsa ar a.
on board four pftsone1s from warsaw tn.
charge OF guard OF tweivs ntsa bslon<inG
to the goth Ohio. Their names are: John
phrey Lorsnzo Graves, JUICE or the Uoun-
ty Ooarta Warsaw; hiram BALDWIN, Clerk
Of said Court; and DR.. A. b. Chambers, q
member Of the State Legislature. The lat
b s he ainvssion" Of he sscrsd soii
of Warsaw by Gel. Whittlesey's COMM and.
He threatened TO burn tbs town IN cAss 1t
was not Immediately evac uAted blythe Lin
coin hirslings. mr. Baldwin' On hearing
custody betook himself 70 bed. He locked
every door Of HE house, and valuly sought
to escape discovery BY sscreting himself De-
tstss SIC ,np.suSsd 70 Camp USss. undcr N
efficient guard.
RlPoHrs PROM wAsHIHsfox.
A Warrington correspondent, Of the 10Th
ult., writes:
Judge Army, Of Kansas. the Indian agent
for New Msxico, 10 mere, and reports ALI the
friendly TO the Government, but 7sires TO
sonceYs with the Govsynment means Tor their
complete pacincstton aid tor banning Albert
Pike.
Col. Ooniz has the upper hand IN New
Mexico. He has recaptnrsd Forts Stanton
and Craig, and will soon take Fort Fillmore.
The Government has information from
e ma and .s ds.sns ,o
sentiment, which would, upon the App zach
Of the Union army. manifest itself. The
channel through which this intelligence
cam . puts it, trnstworthiaess beyond qnes.
There was serenads last night to Gov.
Curtin, in which he praised the Pennsyiva-
MIA troops at Drainsville. CONGRESSMAN Ely
foLowsd, saying that hs was Glad 70 .sain
had been treated pretty we'll In Richmond
on the whole. and with special courtssy at
his departure.
A1RHs9 o. 4 sou1Hn11 LADY,