The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03
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,..n sni possesses neither the Oif % osganise -
am, aud move u promptly .os the espaciv 70
n,oss<t esapaiga On = hst.A scale:
,,s CsInoaa school of poiisles. He was oa aaty
~ Te1as as the tine the 0tneee eeceded, ead ~
".rmly dtd he sympaahise With the ConfedesaIes
.na, 6 rendered .is tsslsn.s,cs - e. Csn. Iwle1.,
~oso..s ssd proceed 10 kicAnond, and send in hs
,s..sostios fscn that point, especially - would
enable him 70 travel thar fas fee Of expenee. He
CO. upon the suggestion, went - kichmoad, maAa
: wrsien application 70 0ovss.os Leicher (which
ytfe III ~ vlSrlnIa 0oask 0uag1, Gad Skea went
Norti for his hnlly. He had married In Troy,
Tinted States, which he desired 70 secure lie
neye, returned, the presumption beiae that he was
ssducM BY tempting olIers fkon the Federal Gov
sross~nt, o. was Aissuaded By his wife from enter
inc the service az the Cohfedexaaes.
Thomas was aa aFAent 60ashcm Rights man mp
IN the time he lefl Richmond. The leopard must
have chaneeA hls spoes, o. the Ethiopian bis akin,
n this ei dsaHA Seessslonist can find pleasure or
nafA md
negro oAAcess. But Cesar said every man had hls
prtce, ssd Il may be Gen. George X. Thomas had
his.
The following letter from Gen. Thomas to Gen.
Burnside, notifying the latter cf the change Ia the
command Of the Army OF the Cumberland, 10 not
wtthou, interest. The ogtgiaal, which have seen,
was found upon the person Of Col Clift, the chief
of the tory bushwhackers In East Tennessee, who
into Gen. Bsagg last night. The latter II given
just ~ II wse written:
HsADa'as NsP'r ~ TuE CuNnsHLAHD,l
ChassAaooga, Oct. 2oth, 1853.
Ceeesal-I s4oFee 70 have 70 inform yos. that
Gen. Rosecsses -. relieved from dasy With thia
army yesess1aM SD thst l have bsen placed In
command. T4$ Departments Of the Ohio, Cum
beriapd, and 1N1asssee, have been theown into
ono gYaad div1utoa, n b called the Divls10a Oftc
Mlssissippi, and placed under the eomnasa Of
Can Grant, We commanding our armies under
him. Gen. Grant wilibe here In feW days. Can
NOT you come down to inset him
prospects, and thanking you for sending him down,
bops you will send him again, until We can get
more rspid communication BY Telegraph. n not
mole sted within . week will try 70 have tele-
erauh ltns put up to Kingston.
Our cavalry have gained considerable advantage
over the enemies cavalry during their late raids
saainst the railroads. The enemies loss five
pieces artillery, over TWO thousand killed, wound
"A and prisoners.
Yours truly,
CEoaos n. THOMAS,
Major Genr Com'dy
Moi. Gen. Bnrnsides, commanding Department
Ohio. Kentucky, and Tennessee.
Col Citft, the bearer Of this letter or dispatch,
IA an old man. very shrewd and self pOssesscd.-
NoIbior ,oad be- got out Of him except that heavy
relnfofcements are coming to Thomas, and TINS we
had learned from other sources. A. the bold al
uuscrupulous leader Of the bushwhackeFs Ia East
Tennessee, he has been terror TO the Southern
people Ia that quarter. Among the papers found
ipan his person was general pass from Burnside
10 10 In and out OF his lines al pleasure, aud the
following precious document:
HEApQ'as IN THE FIELD,
Oct. ID, 1863. !
Coz. Gin is hereby authorized to proceed to
Rhsa Hamilton and the adjoining counties, for the
tutpo,e Of recruiting for the U. 3. service. q
BIZ command Of Maj.-G Burnside. ~.
RH. J. GODDARD, Capt. and A. ID. C.,
A. A. A. G.
Now what will the virtuous Burnside say II
Gen. Bragg should hang the aforesaid Col ciifi by
the neck uutl he be dead In retaliation for his ex-
,cu,on Of Confederate Officers caaght recruiting
within his lines! viii ii make any difference, In
bis judgment, If the Federal OK should be gofed
BY the Confederate bull!
Another paper found upon Col Cin 10 pfnssa
address from Gen. Burnside to the "loyal citixens'
of East Tennessee, In which he invites them to
form themselves Into companies, tn be known as
the "NYiional Guard Of East Tennessee" As
soou a. they shall have organized themselves into
he nlnn apaOn 1v mi
which they tan take home with them, for their
own defence, until such time a they may be need
ed when they will be called ost and formed Into
regiments.
You Will probably hear further news from Lou
den, or Its vicinity, before this reaches you.
0ALLusr.