The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-09

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"a ass ssaausssts sss "a e., ,,ssd sss,,s ,hs sss
rusllc intarsss rs.sss =. ssuse matters or grave
pscvN s6nr nsS,Ssssra 49, yfesence al this time
seriaus okssncisS - rr.srSs sss. iaaesd. but for
pavv se.ssora ~ - ~ SuNsSstn9 you IN sstraordi-
ssrv shsssn H 49, - ~ axcesssy tAs ny own tempo
hncs tsvtssS -. 3. s"e ses g ueSesnment, wonid
Iiy~d Al the aass ~ -. ssnes 0eetns than that
0saye rrycrses hxyeli 49, ~..as NJ
,,ensr,u,. f.csa ps.nr "ss aiss :oon afeer your
hsids :, t.h... w. s,ssy th July our strong
t;.eir en,,rs .asrsses 49, together viii,
land and naval icscrs IA s....s 20 'ns e., comhinrd
tant tutcrio, nasissc.. - sssSss"y. Inc iinp9r-
their rsn,,snra, ~ as next fell into
saujt ON ,hr ,r.s N usrs.ss@ essini as
p,ri,,i hv .hs n ~ = =. su'"wed at later
III ous ARMY from fissl. ~ n ss . retreat
the cou1rol Of fha iSace.ser. ~ss.s ~ 1ue s"ehy
situascd. ssH"f IN Wniee II Is
The rrsoluie sps.;s A. -. .,>..
no. to The temporary Sssncsdsecv .vcm rose .ape
uultIns from ihesc ss,s.~.f rSy natutaiiy ~
10 aAis cn,"manA~a =. ~ In" gallant troops
sisstpnl Indicted rensss.h ss~as ond tRe MIS-
avU,tes In inuisls m 80 ~ ~ on tne invading
Detac hmen,s OF arcons snS ncss,s rnS ISxas
sans Kent nm an eSIsss,~s . ss.sc "oaies ot pafti
liver ns prac,icails r. Se.., -, on .ne Mssisspps
nue. of commerca S vs. sssee az an ave-
The delcvminea Ard ......sc., L.. r.
lions Of the enemy aS,SnI s".'s ana navai opera
Of our ability io reoeI s,." ..a "aN.an9 example
cad fiee, On viic, .has -. aMs even OF the IRON
Northern ftontier MIR surcs.s e,y, "n.n oM ene
marked, sun more
The aha .e.s..,.sa..
speSaNsl = VIfsanss a., ~ Moosseg tae cam-
cnrd advance on Richmond. ror shs.r ~ ..ssae
their snn,s -, .,". evsy prepafanons, by forcing
fence nS ,hs,, o,,.' ~. rotoniae ana light In de-
ring tho ha,,is' t.'a 20 ,h ana homes Transfer
In Compelling their rsnid ,e,sss, @ so: ne
such severity Of rmns.,. " Seuysoufs inaicted
eay,v ,snew,, ~ .ha as assoied them fioin
iect.d Unonurs,s vaiIps'sn shs ar originally pro-
,,.hieh an, fs"ma..'y me Communications on
or mro,,,rs =, M fsned iof receiving his supplies
anoS. ..,..,"n " we.e intefIupted by extraordinary
imuass,n ~, :" swShed the Potomac as TO render
haan s,ou .aa 'olds oy which his advance had
.lr.w.i .S.;;h u & ne was mus forced 10 with
afier s,cw,in. .ouucteI I With deliberations,
ana cons,ans, 10y. ua1ns OF captured supplies,
DIN mos. ,%"r @ 'ccepied tehder ct battle
made a., ,.. 49,. "no oecasioh thc enemy has since
wariahiv ToIin'au ns n o' purpose TO advance, In
,,.ncbaa ',nnH @ ~ ptecipttate retreat to
Ths aa.",1.s on Luz .nI appioacn OF our forces.
hona or ~ ,na.s =. a Points, was such rs to afford
,o,r;,o. m 's.m :ay e4puision from portions ct the
snnn,ryy .. r'ss"uy occuped ~ them, when the
,h., ~. IS Is p1"y e"IPIlsed Dy Tue intelligence
hoa sur,ooda..a ~ nsauu oi cumberland Zap
hs nass ,,ho. snas ana easily defensi
corcs ,;,' n."S snot, upon the summons Of
.aAno,,en "a v soSiave oeeh ihadequate 10 lts
sunno,1yn. d,..,n" LTsn'Uscements were within
~t.An
tnn .,iI' - n, lne .uui"s uIe commander, be-
~ .nsaas, ~ p'.aou. ny tne enemy nm unable
io,d pnsn Es.,a-P T =. 'nls o!sastef, which
Aeunessee ana SOuthwestern
~ Observation-Disclosures tpel"slo"s, ana Dfoke tne h1e
menr ana Midaio .r", ,a.n 'he pear OF Govern
Of ,h- enemv ,sas nlnmssst rus easy success
Ro.ecrans ~" Sanr.9a a. - ~ "sanee o' 1eh'i
Chs a,.roo-. ana eSn!t, 1n c"t "imy esdcuated
thus afforded nf winning on ~" eta aopp",tuy .y
mouga ono NJ ,hs os.E,t,I;.s ri III nI'. W Chieha-
tories Of the war. The slsnsI defso, Of Gens,s, !
Rosecrans was followed ex his rs,rea: inc
C,hatIanoous whe,e his ,wau,S . nv"
had the f,nmedtot. efFec, nr r.,1ar,p .p
pressure of the invasIon n. o,hsr s,,;,, ~.
frcina the concentration for hs relief Of ), Pc ~
dies Of troons w;thdrawn from tha ,sss -, assS ~ ~
Mississinni valley ana In No,,Ie." VIM, rn me-
combined forces ,hms accun"i.,oS sa nssa...a, ~ ne
Tennessee so greatly o,,nn .he,ea o. @ US IA
annnnr,s ~ @ -. ..r nuf dfny as 10
sawor. hs.,ta tn ~ . a..". AL.eI iong ana
~ h;,, omns 81 ns " k.s". oainage was i'nleted
.a aa}',;'.n nw ,S ~. me Apleap aDandon-
,e,rest comneIied the com u -, oy
s.oa. a,s.n.o nes,, m - wl.Hafaw tue
,,,h ht. rvhn,a orn,v 70 n;io una .iay 10 IeuIe
..;,v ~ u 20 ,ha 80 y, s".s soi"e ,weny oi
,ro:s ho ,,.iiea =" ,, ....I. 80 h.s S a., IL ,i's
.hn ppo,", ,,hioh ,h,' haa s;ii = ,'"u M Ousnt WI"
as,au. ,,,% ,yh,n. W 80, U uesus DC
the other parts OF the line, the enemy would have
oeeh ieP'nsta ~'tu very great s'ausnter, and our
couatfy would nave escaped the misfortune, and
tbe army 'ne io!ui'fhloh oi tiis hIsl defeat tiat
mas resulted rom 'iiscohhhet oF Tue troops Ia
VAC nv 'S-'i''e .u0 ",n'y '" W." Du' 'Hsiue was
driven rom an us neid Posit'ons In Eastern Ten
ne ssee anu forced 10 feeat ioto It's entehehments
AZ hnoAsiip, vince, ioI some weeks, II vas
threatened WIN capture oy ihe FORCES under zen.
no : ~ ,..,,, of ,h. nnar,,ios maI -, c o'
~ w ,hh So, i,iao r. a,, " st; ~. soni.ahu- a,
q, q, go ia, n,ans 49," 17 ~ HIS "''n"''"
VIZ ,b.rsfc,s onx .,cc.s. T., a;r; .A
.,.,nv rom mr. so,i has no, .i,aa ,h % a"e
,ions cnn6Jen,iv entertained q, ,ha "onulpanoa
n,s", Of ,ho oamnaiun' his f,,r'ber % n,oorsss ns.
hcen checked If W. are tweed 70 repre, in
Ts.assao and Ark.nsas ,,a ~. g., ;,,eo. -. !
oround Car ,onora,miation IN su.cess IN o";ia"a
: nd Tcrns nn ,he srs. .cn,st he Ia ,",.a"s,edhv
vain et1o,,s 10 ean,ure our no~ts while on ,i,a
No,,harn f,on,ier he has in urn fal, ,na n,cs"n,
and drsads the renewal Of Invasion. The indon,,
ifaL,e courage and perseverance, of The neon,e In
the defence of their homes have heen rnhlv a,
tested bv the unanimitv with which the I.egisIa
tares of VIRGINIA North Carolina and Georg5a have
recently given expression tn the nonular SEMI
meni; and like manIfesratio NAV be anticipated
fiom ali the states. Whatever obstinacy NAV be
DISPLAYED by the enemy in his desperate sacrifices
nj money life and liberty in the hone of ensa vinu
us. The erpereacc Of mai, kind has TOO concusive
y shoyn the SINE rOr endurance of those who f3uh,
for lfon,e liberty and Independence to pere,ft any
Iouh, OF The resut.
soREiaN aghATIoss.
I regret to inform you that there has been no
improvement tu the state of our relations with
foreign counties since my message IN January
last. On the contrary, there has been atil greater
divergence 10 the conduct OF European nations
from t1a. p.acacae. e anpaly G ~nlen men atone DE-
serves the name Oh neutIa'ty ahd thelr action, IN
some cases, mas assumed eharactee positiVe'y
unfhenaiV.
You have heretofore been informed that, by
common understanding, the initiative In all sction