The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-22

Cahlnes;" that Gen Burpesis had been ordered to
move against the enemy .iast Thursday week
discovery that sons Of bis decsras "ksd no
confidence La him." thAt tho array IL 6smor-s
slsa d and In dangerous position. and that
ths UGei0et V debating whsther - bre Ak II up. TO
vance under its preser. organization aat leade.;
AMI - on 70 the end Of tie ehapser
Had spy been employed by JEFF Davis TO c ms
over into our l'nes aud gather all the ino- nation
that he posssly o,uid calculated to danorslize orr
army. to strengthen the eoemy ard weaken tie
government hs woa,d ksvs returned asand salty
satisfied with copy OF thta aforesaid letter. In
shs simple fact thst the sray tf tls Potomac hes
rem ai0ed stationary s.nce the be tie Of Pfsdercks
burg, thsle II evidence of something wrong; aud
fro N tho numerous Idle rumerA sDd bits of fact,
and EgsnlouS exAggsrAtion, afio6. II Washington,
It Is easy to understand how t4s disclosures Of the
latter Ia Ga salon were woven tcee:her. But
whether fsiss or true, II such stfas ID suoug oux
pfoSessoAly Admnisssston Jourc sIa n. lola up 70
the contempt Of other cations aud 10 the 8SaEtAae
of the enemy our army and QUE Government can
hs quietly permitted at WAshiu gtoa, 1t ray as
we'll be pr roclaimed a. onoo ths. tbs loyal States
open for the establishment Cf newsp .Eers O.
reotly In the sersice and pay Of jen DsviA
GEN. sRERHAN's FAREWELL TO THE ARMY OF
Tls.SEssEE.
At Miiiiken's Bend General Sherman Issued the
following order, taking Lis farewell Of the Arny
Of ihs Tennessee:
General Ords-s 70. 3
HEApaRs KIaHT Wise Array OF TENs.,
S.eauef Forest Queen, KiliseL's Beld,
yanlay&, isc1.
PursusI. to the terms Of G. saerai order No I,
made thI day By General McCiernand, the title Of
cur army ceases 70 exist, and constitutes iu IT, fu
tuss chs Army Of tt q. sissiypi com posed Of two
Rrlry corps" one II bs c3nMs1Ged by Gpnsral
e. W Mofs "a, an4 ths other by myssf. fn reiLa-
Gcishing the commend Ct the krmy If the Ten
nsssee, asd restricting my authority TO my own
corps, l desire TO sxo.eas to ell eoraue >dsrs to
sfia.ers aud officers reeeEtsy operating before
Visat51 1rg, my hearty thanks for their zeal, el4c
ri.y, Aud courage manifested by them on 81 occa
ssons. Ws failed In accom- 3sishtrg one ggea: prr.
pose OF olr movement. tie capture Of Viak shnig;
bat We were rs.t Of q whole. Oars wa but part Il
a ooIInirei movement, IL which o:k,rs were 70
sist- We we-e on t,nf; Unforeseen coItirg n.
c.es NUT have delayed :hs Others. We have de-
stroyed the Shreveport rOsd We havs attsche tie
defsnces 81 Vick burg, ,snd the So
prudaE ce wcu Justify, and having found it t1c
strong for our single coiunn, we haze drawn fl il
good order eEd good tprit5 yesay fer auy new
move. a new commander i8 now hsre 10 lead
you. BE L. chosen By the President OF ice Uaited
States, WHO ID changed by tie Consultation to
Ilsin.ci1 and defend y, and hS hxs !he andouoted
righs to se!sct his own SCENTS. / know that all
go u o61oars e1d soldiers sil gvs him the easoe
hearty support snd cheerful obedience ihsy hare
hitherto given ne There ere honors enough In
reserve fer all. s4d work enough, toe. lie. each
do big spEro9fiate part, AID onr nat:o- mus. Ia The
end erns ge from taiS dire conflict purified and e
noSsd by the frss which now test it's strength aad
purity. Ali 6fi cers ct the General Stat sot a.
tiehed TO my psrsn will hereafter report ID person
srd by latter 30 G:j # 0snera. IcClernsad, ccn
nsnding tAe Amy Il ths mississippi, on tca.d the
steames Gisreas, st Cur reudszgous st Ga;.as's
Land n5 and at AcEtgasas ry Point By order cf
ksjor Genera " T. sHERmAa
J. H. Hammond, Assiaisnt Adj 1tzat General.
TIE Ns,y ORLEANS cHur cars aEopIstD
0sa. Banks has resti1ceG Buffers o.jsr cios ing
sundry Episcopal churches OF that city fer ibs
omission ef tho prayer fsr tie "preslse ef t.ss
CnItod States ffom sas aa,,i4s. We qis.s ircn
the 1eoDeniDg order:
An sSpLaaliop for tbs sizparsi Il Of tls .. 7er
siosirs churches IL ths city o, .e,y or,aEs
has been presented TO the mtit-ry Gcvs nor OF t7e
s.s.e, AMI yy hjm refsfrod 10 The IL ] u Heuarsi
.onuis udlng. In os-kEisi; ia the CO urea SCI sice
'es:ned TO hsve ben msds by dirse.ou cf :as
thut CL gJve.5nleht is Understood 10 have sSsn tia
o:.=is Ct :hs dsr. Where tba head Of ,hs sac il
AsS hsad o tie ehisea all 81. i,son Ike that fof.r
.ed t. would sc eoEsrase1ita ~ OF u rShi IS. author
y, hut iis rpvesnMar, GoSs ~. he.e assume the;
po ser, and ihe presented 6ors Eot team to 10
lii.e osaiiinsd interV 5s, Eiisr} hclity.
fhe order is, therefJso. provIsoaaly resaiuseG sd
hs churches vii he reopen ed as heretofore on .ad
sf.sr ChristE.st dey Thi. 6eeision Id based upon
he negative character of tbs cEsces Uhargoi.
THE DEMOCRACY or iLL,:oI.
Since the news Of ,hs e!esi5a CT NJ. { Eiaaa-dsoa
o tbs q. 8. Senate, the Democrats hsld nrs1
nesting at Sp,iosaeld, In which thsy deno,ncei.he
emancipation proclamation aud tia Lincoln Adu.i l.
stration IN Eevefe terms. A correspondent: ci tbs
j. Louia Dem0crds says:
Tha committee Of the Democrat, nastinc hsld
last evening met this evening. L pnrt.oa OF ths
ocm -.tee calling themselves moderated aro il f.
With view To peace regarding ths gui 1ga,i2n Of
The rebels as Impossible. Another portion are iu
fss or ii demanding tho Govero- 10 Immediately
withdraw ths troops from tas & ats from hs fslJ
rhsy soy TIE troops were enlisted - the Adninis
alton On trsaeulsn. pse'eaee. and Justice de.
10 ,rds that they shoald be wi hirsnn Ii tie Gov
refuses to do So be ia 70 be compelled TO Go It,
Ycu may set Il dow1 that tho loading asaifants
amoeg the Demorr sts are for revolution In tho
stata rather than longer contiluaacs OF ths war.
fhs opposition to tha- prooa1as;iou Ia ne-s Pre-
Democrats hays been opposed to ths
war from the stsrt. 1h7y think tia present tbs
'es: op4ortuni.y ier er;e'.ns IT, man il aot nog
.isa:d 30 say he is 4 G.t. Yoar cor, espoudsnt
Z sht cod every Democra. ia the House Ka'gat
}: tue Goldsu Circis al they would on'y l.ush ct
aim. Good joke
THE EXPIRING ENLIsTMESTs IN THE aRMY OF
THE POTOMAC.
Il correspondent Of thn New Yak Hoytd thus
writes from RusnsIdss army about tho .Icops there
rhose terms Of enlistment sre soca to pre-
OEeers aid soldiers who count the days end
weeks and months Of their ter-n Of service ar.
cious OF what the people are not, w: ths, the
sbois brilliant army of six hundred thodsacd men
hch srched into tha field at the outbreak oe the
tbe:lon is Ola tsa average, no.s ca th last half OF
ts term Of service, AID that ut least ATTY Of Ia
sgisnoats {tw0 yeafs neir) viii nia,ee hoinswAra
,efore tie frs OF next Juns.
We figure eigh. hundred tfoug.ad naau--cn pa
'sr; &c: the morning re2ogs Of tae Aruiies bsi.e
he s.Assraen:. We speak Of our bsigsd:s, eni a;-
lisicna, acd corps and number shsir thousands ey
he number CT regiments; but -tte mea to make
lein are not there. Ths only riaaa whe!e eight
,undi ed thousand nen eau b, found il On The pay
oi.. Ard tbs Govesnmslt il 10 6sJ paying mors |
nen or Of tas army In hospital. on Eusheri1ed or
d leave OF hbasnce aud "a special CT
'nau.bor.zsd detached ssrsiso, ttsn " Is mea 10
he rsoks d oias regular duty Half Of every rsgi-
nent il paid on descriptive Hats prosarad by Mea
4 hospital and elsewhere from tseir company CT
ios:e, and forwarded TO their paymasfss2.
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY BREAKING up.
4 Washington telegram, OF the 10Th. In tho New
fork Herald, says:
be Republicans ia COMMITTEES Of tho Who.e CT ths
tate Of the party, ursn the bos. means Of gre.
erviag their political organisstion froc1 dsstrue
ipn they talk Of re0re snixiny the psrty, hut in
Vial mani e. 0oes Lct yos appear. III e3tey hs6
esn ex rsmsly busy. Hs Is not organizing black
ii isadss, as hxs been supposed bat reoysanizing
hs Iepn5lieaa party. Some Of the leading ra u
:ais who were 10 ccEsuita.iou ~lih ban last night
aske thef hsa3s niaousiy. aad dsoiass this this
tie darkest csy the country tas yet fssa.-
fro~snsas Republicans asknowisdss tia. thsy
lkss lost thsis hold upon p,wer Ia all sept solo
ae~ k,siand sia.ss. 3ons Of .hsn 20 iis. peaes
Y ceily ~ next Juns.
sxQbtEA MASS FOR THe FALLEN cy Tuy IRISH