The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-20

amounts t. little. SO loag "a tbs country bshind
imam allows nothing to be exported Eu. ths oac.
tufe OF VckaburR would cut ths rebel Uonfsaer acy
10 swain. The couotlsts dfovss Of esstla from The
iis,misAose PAINS Vi Texas which are Iteir main
resource for fssdus both tae rebel armies and their
h,me Population, would be shut bsck, % we'll a
,hA otter kuS p!es and tbs military recsa.s they
derive from shat STATE and fsom Arkansss Il
would surdsr ,heir connection with ,hsIr Iadisn
allies, ex 10 suish their ho2ea Of expAusion in tbs
West, aad by ssdacirg The krsa u the rebellion
render tss a7ijsg alton more manageable problem
rho military wlsdan ss WAshinRsou resembles
the Divine wssduzo ic iH--that 1t IL "psst a odrr
out" Succesa 1t vicssharg is and has hssn al
through thiS winters opee4ilons q prob. m # On.
g.neering. ARD ye: lie GovsrnAsnt keeps the
unempsoSe %. TLis accomplished 90 pR;eser who
ID also tie abest OF Generals could Give mi
to the ei.asnsieot Southwestern corac. ADDS and re-
new tac dacfving, consdencs Of The soldiers. M
cf ser In America has 10 la ta'ens for orr an
ton or 80 rars faculty OF wiuaing tbo reea:d aud
attachment os ths men hs leads chs proper plsye
for Genera! Mcclellan IS. Of couss al ,ha hsad nf
ths whole army; hat n tho 0overna.s1s. haz
light tn command his services In auy sphere 1t
thinks I'll, II uorId hsve showa moEe wisGom In
sending him - the Valley Of the M.saiss;pps than
1t hiss In eompsllins him 10 stand id;s awsiiinx Or
taus j.opArd the susccss OF great military en-
sefpr!se. =
THE YkELINd n TIE UNITED STATS.
The Nassau correspondent 81 the Charleston
CJarter writes, Nzrch I5.h, as follows:
We may az we'll make up our miaas that the
war VIII dag Along until next fal os winter
Fore!ea intervanion will CE.s inteus,f,. My
read tf Ror;he.n p,psrs l.aas me TO believs
that tae masa ct ths Northern people ara in6is-
posed 20 lot the South go without other attempts
TO subdue it. Tae Democrats ers only conditional
PsAcs men John Van Boren advocates the cGu-
Gusst OF tho South frst and thsn if she Ia not
n fnE6 IN tha HCfn. h, asrtlt ltsv%~
ssy, "wao~a a,d shsers, part In peace." The pssce
men, Tx. Vafsudighzm Coz. and sey IN ,u- Of Con.
necticu! cal eos cessation Of to.t;les il order
ID bring xhous t'teto.ssrc, ion" l. Il ovid.nt
that further GsfsSts; Expectations ON their
commerce. IN active Aaaasi<i panic, and pcheaaxl
foreign NERVE l'ion must eEsas. before the Van.
ktes can abandon .hs ,ps of forcing be- cx the 4!
Doraac, FROM which they h2yo q avn 10 III LEA II
theI: for ne. prosps.ity.
JEFF. DAVIS BLACK EAITALyOsS"
The richest article we have s,sn "a Northern
paper ID the ioi'o wing from the rs saviie Unios
In view OF TIE negro reg!msnt bill il Is peculiarly
racy:
During tte aghs the battery in cha. q OF thu
S5.a IaaisaA was attacked oy re 81 negro rsg.
insats. Ou- Ar ysIists &c able ai;oits1 t1er gaaS
aud cut the black rebsis 20 p:eess ano b:oreh:
their battery E2'ely Cn. Il has been stated re-.
psatet!ly, for tho psst two eoks .hAt large nuEl
be-, perhaps n.se fouxsh o: Van-Doras forces ware
negro soldiers; aid the III sat Is fully eonffnaed
by this untOtunR.e eng .geoi-nt.
Tae southern rebe's have forced tteir miserable
negro to take up arms ~ dastro; the 4oysrAnsnt
and ensAye ana Our children
Freenen 4 the Ecrtt and Of ths Son b ! Goes it
not mako your iiot d ool liz y.us Veins like fooa
cf dary lev.l DOES /. Lo! N aks your hearts swell
with ;rdgoa ion, iii It your liberties, your Govern
mont, erd your haopin :s,, should be Destroyed by
the neg o aEoops OF j. If i,sy,.9
WilI you stand duf sill you brook tie oa.rs g
IL qai,s2 VIII you eaf;r your fl sg TO 5s torn
Gown sud tft d len uaaer ZOOS by .ae black hatta
lions uf Val Do;na Psonis Of tHe Avf.h shall
reoe negroes airy your sous srd ss.:1 tnsr boaies
Cn tho battle hs.G lead out yOar new arlh.es ny
nil ,ons -seLd ,hem no mora b. rtsimeais, cr bJ
brig sdes, or by disisioas, bu; BY m.lous Let TIC
tramp Cf your loyal armies cause tbs sis Of tue
suush 10 shake 20 thelr foundations, Ell The val
lays to .tem.ia - their esnsres! ksii2 10 tho ds
loecs of tt, dear OLD ii g hesita.s no longer -
Lei history rus record .hst while slavery wEs the
cause OF tEs retoEioa and siavsnoidor the pria.s
mover Ct the REBELLION, you wore buch dt gsnerat5
dss:s. 50 allow negro slaves to be the inst.u
nsats OF your country downfall .ad the ase-c CT
vhicl mado lie reboiicn So En,5s1sfl!.
Oh, consistency, what jswtl!
THE GRAVES OF C)SSGDIRtT1 SOLDIERS IN