The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

Ths Mobile Reyik~ has tbs following hstbAT
sccounts from View Orleans, iaciddins some cd
dittooal fbess Of tbe Fort Jackson % ntiny. Il oh
tains them from Capt. Louis GiNrd, Chief Of
Ordnance Of Gen. oardnsr's siaf, who escaped
from New Osisaus on the l0th inst. The news Of
she muIiny reached tow early 10 the uoratns,
being selrsraphed FROM Pott 81. Philip, and st 10
O'Clock three guuboats and tsvo uanspofts starred
down the nver. The accoost sayss
The Arst report Was that the Defroes had killed
forty i've o65cerss by noon rumor had sweiied this
number 20 seventy dve' aud 10 The evening, when
Capt G. ieft, he heard som, Yankee officers con
vsrsins on the subject. who plaeedit at two han
dred and seven. These may be exaggerated reports
of state Of panic. but Of the substantial fDct OF
the mutiny there II no doubt.
The 7rue Beta undertook 10 publish the ne va In
extra, but II was suppressed, only three or fous
copies being sold. spesulations were varioup ~
10 the immediate csusc Of the musiny, bat the gen
eval supposition that the negroes, demosaiisod
by the sih Of nominal freedom, were impatient for
larger liberty. Some supposed that sc ChristInRs
was approaching, they wanted their customary
holidays. There were from 80 20 a7S Confederate
prisoners In the fort, about half dnasn OF whom
we're officers, the rest civilians. II was rather
presumed, than actually understood, that the ne
RrOes had turned thefou over % them.
In the evening gunboat on the lake went down
u Port Pike and when. Capt. Girard was On tho
lake he heard heavy firing In that direction. The
Yankees are very much puzzled whst 70 DO With
the great number u neyrOes they have forced tRto
their army, and have distributed them In heavy
ssrrisons Ut different poin,s supposed 70 DO about
as follows: Fort Jackson 1000, Poft-Ss. Philip
5000, Fort Pike 1900, Fot parapet 2,e00, Baton
Rouge 900. Port Hudson 5000. In New Orseaps
there are three black and three white regiments Of
!afantSy, black regiment and three white com
pauies Of cavalry, and three while companies OF
tho 9ist Indisnx artillery, With gO-poanderr, .
8 pounders, aud ID poundef hOwitsers. At Mao
chac there a,e 800 white troops.
ten. Banks had but recently ft>0rosA from the
BIO 0rsnde, and on the 7th, b. his order. salute
wal dssd In honor Of Gen. GrsDt's victory; on tho
honor OF The same Rior Gus event, aud 90 tho 9th
the "HOts grands to0rneee" c0latnsted In tho 6fsa
negro insurrectiop Of ihe war.
Mrs. Banks's party wac splendid 6AiS. We
wtre shown one Of the cards, which feii Into the
possession OF Confederate prIsonef ,IFho made
use Of Il BY spendius au hour among tG1 Yankees.
The cssd Is 10 new s,yts, pee1.sly hvs t0cbss
hong by Two aud foar- teoth. wide. We give COPY
t,s the ediicatiuO Vi Iha I'm Of Mobile
"Mrs Nathaniel r. Banks
req0ests the pleasure Of -four company Tuesday
evcnins. Dec. 9, al es n'elocs.
un dansesa. Coliseum Piao~."
Among recent items OF news, Capt. Husrd re
potts the burning by Confederate pariisans OF two
sshooners engaged in transmitting satte on Bayou
Iacomb, between MadisGnvtile And Pass AoDchac.
Ou his way through Il wss reported By three dif
fersnt Confederate pickete which be met that on
Friday, the 1itb, Gen. Taylor gave frank'in's di
vision whipping ~ the mouth oi Bed River, div
ting them 10 the gnnboasS, snd ou The i2th bom-
ba1dcd Baton Rouge.
Oen Gardner ami The oshss Cosfsie+s,e ot6ce
at New Orleans are well, aud are allowed parole
Of four hours day. Capt. GiFard, though Ia tho
immediate vicinity, was not counted among them,
the Yankees having lost him through takisy to-,
good care Of him. oa tbs ID OF October sixiy on
eers, Of whom he was one, were shipped on board
t0e Eveuing Star f6s New vork with Q promise Of
exchange wbsn they arrived thofe. this promise
wss bassiy violated, s0d they were ordered 70 be
H. falA AnA IN.hfs ~nlA
sent 70 guard them, and hS disoovsriug tbos they
were 10 be taken 70 0ovsrusf's Island preparatory
their Western trip, notified the ofao>r who had
them 10 charge from New osisans, thst he eonsid
cred his parole (Which was given fbs the Vnysso)
al an end. ThI ofboes, As1os Charles E. Clarke,
9th Missouri fFeAesai) Adultery, iDdlgnsns q
the pssndIouSr conduct OF bis Government, and
snid ho would uy 70 do what bs c0Old for them,
parole, be said, was 81 30 snd, and ha Should turn
them over 70 the guard. Capt. q. handed bic
sWOSd-wbich be stisi wore, under Tho terms II lhs
capitalization Of Port Hodso0-tn Q brother otScer,
sauy In Jest, and clipped ssbass, aoeshsT o6iees,
whose name We forget, escaping At the same tina
He remained eight days tu New Yask, fFeqasns
crowded, sad oil of which the svsulsGs ensensln-
msnt wss sore 70 vtad up with some ding ss the
AdministrAtion, generally 10 the form OF song,
the ch0rus ef which would convey sn exhortatioa
N rsstore the Untoa BY stektnS 70 the Conssi.a-
don aud posuns down Abolition: PROM New Yost
be .yied 70 got through Maryland 0vr ltaes, bet
was too CLOSELY wstabsd, and returned % New
Y0Tk, whence b went 70 Louisville. In nasslns
through OHIO hs found tbs people looking Wild
great Interest f0s the result Of tho Tenneeseo oasn
paigs, which they hoped weald esatte thsn 10 ost
10 Ausnte, when the OOa(edArocy would 10 eut tn
two and the ssbslion crushed. Ls0lsvtits he rep
reseuts ~ subi0eased. few ussn stili have con
6denee ln 6OVtesa eocCess, bot Tire Most crushing
syvanay pssvatls-pO one osres To eay word
From Louisville Il was the object of our sdvS y
surer u make bic way through u Chattanooga tut
here again he was detected aud obliged 70 take =
aew track 70 throw The Lincoln spies OF tho scent.
Ftaaly, ss 81. Loals, be fouad himself 10 secu-
stty. The feud between she conservatives and tha
radicals ehsre h eKceealnsly bisseT, and the coz
sesvasves the seeesslouists, In hopes Of their
asststanee 10 crush thSif opponents. The eOASe-
Quence u that the authority and even the Osdrrs
Of 0eu. 6eho6eld are utterly dlsseearded, and
everybody says and does pretty much Whist he
ppeasss. Capsaln G. felt himself pesfecsy secure
hon espaoaaae; Wenl about lteety IN pobllc, aad
on oss eeeasloo dlnsd q the Psnses' @essl II The
us0o mbie With Gen. Heerou, Whose ielloW-pae-
s<aess hs had been 6toa Nev Osieaas 70 View
YoSk. Aeso ks took passage fos New OFtean4
~ hsse eus ussntivs of ~ 61veusufss msss ees-
av1e, ~ MP d0We he siyss cad bis sUj0usn q
4nesh n NsU 0visaas bslae lbshtAdeo tSls.
Ne Won0 ed y wbaa ws haze Uytteoa 4eUa
Den seooalooetoo ~ or oosvoesotjou Wtth Capk
otsas9 thae ~ has fecsas lo,alltesaes DON Jaen-
eess lsaoA1, WAsss or o0ooss - 40 uvi1G -
a,meentaG lee ghae ~ satiana, sad Col. Mtlss,
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