The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

i Il have no conf lencs ia G,n. Hoottf Buru-
side was stuck Ia tho mud, and hN will be
stuck worse." And when told BY III Cross,
5:h N. H. Vols. that hs would b dshonora.
bly, discharged if his language was hnown at
that's what want Aud also sof rublicly
| declaring. II want TO get cnt of tbs iervice.
l don't belisve we will eucceed. I ~ dissat.
i.fed generally Nobody but McEIollan can
! command this army Found guilty. This
+; warrior was dishonorably discharged from The
, service, and sentenced to forfsit I'll his pay
! and emOlumeats.
I. THE ANTICIPATED ATTACK ON cHAHLEsToN.
! A correspondent of the BAlti more American
j &c. c. Falton, the proprieoos,) writing from
Port Royal, s. c., gives the following sbeu:
. the "coming" attack on Cbarieston:
| The first in. .ell;gence received at the North
from tine anticipated demonstra ism on Char;es-
/ ton will doub,lsss come to you by way of
| Rlchmond. In crediting these statements,
| whatever they may bs ii must be borne in
! mind that Bsaureaard ia in command. There
/ will probably bs i on clad resvnnoissaaces in
/ the lover haib1r for two or three days r1ior
| 10 the main attack Afaer a ,eomp iahing their
! ru pose for the day, it may so happea that they
/ wiii fall back to cir anchorage K shs light.
! 0oAAfs ssts fViil kSEtHWln teASGl2p3 fG Ekl2 IN
! naond, in tisa sounding oomhaes accounts of
j smashed tarrets, disabled vessels, q sewers re-
pulse, ard perhaps the. sioking Of ons Or sgo
| OF tie Yankee cbees, boxss.' Yp1 must be
| prepared fer all ssi. characteristic 'Esaagas
gs.diana,' AMI place inas so a1oi cIeci in
! wh2: may reach yoa iroEl that snurss a. the
i circumstances may wa rant
, I rat tina husuhlin OF Charleston the taxing
| of So u'er aud Moult lie, the res ora atom ot The
| power of the GjvsIna.ea', and the ra's;pg of
| the oil ha2, are undertakings Of uas n.t .eHC
! importance. and e doubefui results, there eau
! be no di-pae. We may fad the work oae of
| such magnitude rs to bsc.nlpeIiei to ;.raudon
| it. but taas there will he any serious disas ers
| attending tbs iron clad de m nstra ion i, not
! to be anticipated, Tas opes es.tous Of tho Mon
| tauS at FoE. McAlist7r, and the manne. in
| wnicn she has resolved sixty shots fu in tie
| taoa, fto11 the r1ost powerful guns ;u tbs p5s
session Of the rebels, has set I'd the point as
| to their inruluerabl,ty Taey my not he
able to- pass the distinctions, t2ey may be
| compel ei 10 abandon the at'emps to reduce
: Sl ater and MouI;ris, but that any Of hem
will te cap u-ed, s1ak, or diRat lie, by the ens-
mys gins or gunb ,ats, is not at Il. 10 be anti.
c.pated.
| At tee iass accounts from Charleston the
; Dumher OF Eurs In posi- ion to check our &c
| vance en- the city vas eat mated at ono hun
dred and six y. MIS- have sucs doubtless
isast two i.;ladrsd by tie tine the a.ta K IS
| made. OF saese probably ffy c.mmaaa tn
approaches to Foit Su ntar, and wi,sn III At
point is reached the Zee. vii, p-obshiy receive
the concentr .tsf FIRE of Mo aitrie, Inter, and
Cummings. Point, where the famous raiiroa /
ta:sefy is stationed They will dou5tisss,
! however, bs aols 30 place tbs Il elves ia such
position ke.~sen sanfer ard MoutEie az that
! their N Sc shots will strike whsre they are 20.
Intended. Tnv battery at Cam ning5s Point
VIII be d ni,s olstalt, 100 far altogether ezsn
TO dent TIE aFnaor Of an iron ciad,
Tba mods CT ss ack concluded upon by Ad
| .ssrai Dup .ns is OF course altogether unknown
! Ra nlaS have Ceterm NED ID &c luce the b.
taries on the teiaGas al the en.ra; CO OF t1e
tarbor, aaa then dash pas. Fort Sumter and
De aand shs surrender of ibe city, Ieceivi q
their combined che It and shell uTisiiou: Tesponse
Ok Es nay determine 10 fist make the eftcr
to educs agid retaks Sam'er Is sss OF "a
tire opera ions on tae c.y. TIE obsSructions
in the harbor are gncarstooI to oe bet weeD
Sumter aad tie cisy. Iadeed, it woali be iG-
possible to pla ,e any obsiructisDs below Sum
b-r, as the fsss Of <ur & ,aa Of au1gsi whaisrs
has already proved. CDus Etasi S IN .sF Is
passed the city will be 81 the msfoy If our
hfte7n inch shs!is, and must either surrender
or sabmis 10 destruction. Toe passing OF N.
Ser will, however. put ths Monitors t, o full
| tesr of their powers of resistance. Il abN TO
! move on despite t.s showers OF sh1t and she'll
that may be p-u-ec upon then, Or TO hotd tsiair
ground until they have s!ienced the enemy 5
guns at this point, tia city viii Of course be
at their mercy.
KENTUCKY tUN.oS) LEGISLATURE RESOLUTIONS
Oh EAsIoNAL AFFAIRS.
A telegram fro IA Frankfort, KY, dated the
9Th ait., says q series Of resolutions, thirteen
Ia number, were pass-d by the Houss Of Del
egatss on tha. day. Il gives Inc following
synopsis of them:
The fiist. after stating that k2nta,ky is a.
; called by armed rabei ion on ous sill aud IN
| con: titutional usurpation On the ether, recon
mend calmaess and invoke 8 The aid OF patriotic
| Nen.
| The second reafhrms her loyalty 20 the Coz.
| ernnens.
| TIE third recogn' zes mark "a difference ba
| tween the Government and tho Aduinis.ra
, zion.
| The fourth eolamnlv protests against tha
smancip patton proclamation, declaring it TN
constitutional aad void.
/ Tue 18th declares the suspension of the writ
| OF h0bs05 corps unconsti, utionai.
| The SIX b declines compensated emarcipa.
| lion.
F.! The seventh declares it would hail with de-
light any mani fes5ation OF desire on the par.
or the seeded States to return to sheir ala
glance.
The eighth sdhsres to shs Constitution and
! to the Unlon as the last hope Of freedom, and
viii ssek redress for all wrones under the
Constitution and in the U lioD, by resort to
the acefas but powerful agencies of the bal
lot box.
| Toe nin,h halls with p'easurable hope the
recent mia'fssta ions of conssi va.igo senti-
msnt in ths Tree S ae,.
| The nth recommends caii Of National
! Convention for the purpo Of proposing
! sme admeut3 to the Consi suti,n.
/ The eleventh re 1ommends Mississippi Val
Icy State Conven' ion, with a visw or n,ult
! ing how to preserve the whole 6ovefnmens,
and preventing one or more States from ssiz-
ing the mou OF the NJ sissipci river
j Tee twelfth declares that the laws of the
: State n at De msia' aimed and OF forced.
/ Ths Senate viii probatiy concur to.mor.
row.
! FROM vicKsEURe.
| Tho correspondent of the jackson appeal,
! writing from Vicksourg under date Of Fsbru.
sry i5h, gives the following account of the
shaliing of our batteries at ttat CRY by the
enemy, TO Which brief aliusion has already
been made in ur telegrsphic column:
As was predicted by many, and constantly
kept tefora our military auLnOIlties by tie H.
cal press, it has turned cut that ths enemy
have erected batter es On the lower cad of the
ievse, scme two miles below where the feet
l. anchored and little above the point whe re
tbs NOR ar boats lay sheltered behind the tim
ber last sUmuer. o erati0ns on this work
had been observed for week or more, and
the prevailing op.nion was that batteries were