The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-28

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nesrls opposite he rshsIbstssyy u .psned her,
Aans three shots, when IAeut Ven Dorm ytfnrk Ria
Who .dc os.yea 10 "a sowsrdy ~ order
Of her traitsrous semnsrdse hsinS weundsd Ia the
leg willie lowsrinG the 6Ae.
Ths guuboat Was Assznounted, ~ Guna ard am.
munition being thrown overheard, anA then she.
viii The TriD and Parthenls. wses ~ Ars TO asd
hurnsd Lieut. 0tasls fully eOnorms Tho r. port cf
the shooting of The negroes On the boats IN cold
binod 7hsrs = no do1st ia The mlads Of any with
fair, that ths rebels csuld hsye bssn driven away
and the bsats Ill SAVED AAd the { ser command
hg the guaboat possagsed loyal and couraseous
spirit. Il b some coasolatioa 20 know that he Il
hung by than. II liz soudust was ~ b. rsprs.
sented-and We have every resSon 70 believe Il
trus-it WI certainly to ths duty Of o.r Govern.
msnt TO hang or shoot him waso sxchsrgsd, II
he should ever be exchanged
CANT DEPxHD on 1Hk ILLINOIS TROOPS.
We have alrssdy annouEssd the fket that the
l09th regimen. Of .liaois volaatssrs has In good
part deserted to ths Consstereisss The Cincinnati
Com~eycisl says Of Il;
The 1c9 h Illinois regiment nutinied, . few Gays
ago, st Holly Syringe. This regiment vas raised
q Anna, place In that por.fon of Illinois kn0wn
unanimous vote Ths Lisatsnsnt. Colonel wont
over - ths enemy; the othsr oiaesrs and msn. ex
eept the Colonel. who ID loyal man: are under sr.
rest. This regiment, befre 1t le6 lIlintit drove
hired two negroes. fhare aee saia 70 be one two
other Southern Illinois resiAsnte who are not to
be depended upoa.
The LoaisviIs Josyssl hasa lsttss fspM[ 4nlum.
buA Ky, Of The 18th inst. which s1ys:
Amocg the officers taken q the sarpfies and
.eus Of the rsbsls q Kaos Creek was one T. q.
0Aofa YfAustA taf
Tennessee Partisan Rangers Upon Lieut. Striek-
land Capt. Moore found forty paroiss Of men Se-
longing 70 tho Tooth Illinois. Major Strickland, cf
the 5ed Indiana, being relative Of Lieut.. 6tf.ck
tial conversation. Among other things, the Lien
tenant informed the Major that every man In the
l09th Illinois, from the Colonel Gown, belonged to
ths Knlghts Of the Golden Circle. sad that they
cause thsy were ~ bod and impudert about it -.
He also said that there were very many officers ia
our army belonging TO that isty, and that they
rendered the Oonfedsrstes more service thAn they
did ths Fsderas. Continuing, he added that We
had idea cf the strength Gf that s,ciety IN the
North, snd that through IL they were Ayprised Of
all important army matters.
TEE CONDITION OF THE YANKEE ARMY.
New York letter, Of the 2sd, says:
In four months the timo o; Aorviee of SOME
thirty eight regiments from this State will be us
and tho question az ~ their disposition is now
der cenm6srAiion By the military authorities -
Governor Seymour is uaiersto I'd 10 be In favor OF
theIf return home and subsegueLt re easistlnsnt
Some 0f these regiments, however, do not number
rank and fl.e, ovef one hundred men e&ch, sid tho
question Ia what manner thsss shattered remains
Of regiments are to be recruited Up 70 thsir iuh
nuWEers will probably prove difficult cze to an
swsr. TIE Ad:usAnt General, however. viii, It is
expected, socn Issue IA order In regard ~ tbs
matter.
LtECOLS AGAIN II DOUBT.
new spspss correspondent tells lAs :>,slovias
Some ons sent President Lfncoin a bach Of nsws-
paper cdlicisnis upon him aud his c1udsc. If :hs
war last week. In spanking about IL g d frsead,
MI LiacOln said:
sHaving IN hour 10 spare, Or. S s.:dsy read this
ba!cl Of editorials, and when wss through read
Ing asksd uyse;f Abraham lincoln, srs you a
man or dog III
The writer does not state what cons las.oa M
Lincoln arrived at, bat leaves Id to tuoyoss 10 is
CARDS l. ss Al open question.
MISGELLANEUs.
Grsnt Thosburu r.La1r.s Todi,') .lsI at kew
Haven, Conn, Oh tho 22i Inst, IN the !0.n ysar ot
his aSs.
The bark Achilles lsf. New Yrrk last wesk .,ith
5000 barrels of acuf for tae sufferers in tnalaad.
The study of the Spanish language haa bsen dis
continued at West Point.
Tho Nctioaal Infelli1encer pubi ihed the inter
cepted dispatches At the regular advertising rs.es.
The Mormon Gs.cts have estab lishsd theatre at
Salt Laks City, Brigham Young AID President
Kimball officiating at the opening Sonss, dances,
the comedy Of fhs Honeymoon, and the farce CT
Paddy Ailes's Boy, made up the ieiaatory bill.
Csphas Bralnerd, Of Philadelphia, has been ap-
pointed arbitrator the part OF the United statss
under the treaty with Crest Britain. for the
effsctDxi suppression OF the slave trade.