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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

kAGk N - " o0lss 9uA0sAss
EAsr TkxessHE. We understand
shst intelligence was received 1t the war
o1lce yesterday to the effect that Rose
Grams and Burnside. after having chased
cur forces out Of East Tennessee, had
fsalen back TO secure their prize. II Is
the hardest blow that has been struck
us since the beginning Of the war. TWO
thirds az our nitro beds lie in that re.
zion. and large proportion o. the coa'
vhich suuplies our foundries. II Abonnds
in ,he necsssaries Of life 1t is one Of
the strongest countries IN the world, so
full Of lofty mountains. that it has been
called. not unaptly, the Switzerland OF
America. As the possession Of Switzer-
land onens the door to the invasion Of
Itsly. Germany, and France, so the pos
session If East Tennessee gives easy &C.
cess n Virginia, North Carolina, Geor-
eia, and Alabama.
E The Yankees have great reason to re-
loice over their conquest. twas achiev-
ed almost without shedding drop Of
l.lood. Scarce sprig Of cypress is inter
twined with Rosecrans's wreath Of laurel.
He had but to ask and he received; he
had but To knock and it was opened.
Everything gave way before him. The
6tsDngest positions yielded to his demand.
The most powerful iortresses opened
their doors when he said ''opcn sesame. >
The loftiest mountains offered his enemy
no point OF resistance or support. Oul
army seems to have been paralyzed, and
made no resistance at all. All they ap
near to have thought Of was getting ont
OF the way. II is the most astounding
conquest recorded in history. The march
Of Charles VIII. through the length Of
Italy was nothing to it. 1t seems, now,
that Rosecrans never meant to follow
Bragg farther than was necessary to gel
him out Of the way. He means to hold
East Tennessee, and railroad is already
being made to the Blue Grass country ir
Kentucky. He will then have access BY
rail to Cincinnati and Louisville. HI
will fortify all the mountain passes, and
xet him out who can.
This is, we repeat it, the heaviest blow
we have yet received; and it is the heavier
that we had powerful army in front Of
Rosecrans which was not allowed to
draw trigger in defence Of this all i'm
portant country.
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VALUABIE House and Lot on Grace and ssh 50 n
auction. viii seli upOu the premises, ~ !hait
day, 18th September, II O'Clock n, that valuable
private residence located - above, and 81 psebs
occupied by Mr. A 4 Hnehss. This property %
weA known that Il Is deemed unnecessary 70 give
mspute description Of u.
Tesms mads knows on day of sale.
eel TAYLOR, Aao
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MoukAsiEff iNSi"'' AZ"
C0I.S's LETTER.-The following Is SAID to
,..,a c.;.t,e,, ...os,o,;o, If ,b,,
oe hteiai ai"' 'a''!''"' ""''S'"''''' VI WV
orders given by the Czar Alexander IL. to
III. ,,L;,r oom
-s1eh. moufa''el' "P"" i''' 'A""S N'"''
Mand in Lithuania:
..yg,e Immortal Majesty. attaching the high.
sst imnortance 10 the im,nediafe suppression
~ the tromhles which have broken out In
,ome disfricts of the Lithuanian provinces,
ina desipped TO appoint Gen. Monravieff rs
Governor General and Com nlander in Chief
of the ARMY in the Government OF wilma,
~. Aware OF the hostile sentiments OF the
nobility of these provinces to the Gar and
10 Russia. his Exceliency should employ the
most energetic measures against those whom
he susposss fayorably disposed towards the
rebefIfOn. His Excellency should obtain ill-
formation from the Mars6xls of the nobility
upon the sentiments Of the land owners to-
wards the Car, and will then take such mea-
sufes - he may consider hitting against the
saspeetsa peasons M,s A. eaa,n snon ha
n meas With The naiernal intentions Of the
Gar towards them, and Of demonstrating
that the landholJers are their enenies aud OPP
preesors. HHis Exceilency considers it ady-
saoe nc eau a,sH bn a,,acad ~ t =, &C.,
and fo Russia Ills Excellency should nro.
coed with the greatest rigor against the
Catholic clergy, who are actual insfigators Of
the rebellion. He should have list Of
.ocs. su.p sa,i. pes, anu ,nwa adopt me
W;N regard to the re6els. his EleeI1e,cy .ciV
cause TIE chiefs ao1o pny fail into his po,Sey to
" immediately shot and oiH take sasca steps as
e ay eo.s.a. pm'y agsea Me r''soe rs
1eacy ca" @dom n.eas.yes ooaiaa Gm;,,s a ,sho
posses. members in the yu,sks Of tie i,.suroeats.
HIS E1eel1ency should oppo~ ev,aain denomayu-
lions otthe 1eo''e, and Jor their hiaaefasee ,ciH
1 Esa n $500 ~, 1's..sa.ss sSeamS yen; Ms
ansnSi;ey. he sIosid ;ona,edi@tss ysos.est re-
1sJo,vemeais. TO sun up, his Escsliencu sso..ld,
!Aesgore, employ all the meaas Which ne a =.
Jsa reo,sy :' s vac Saa ds;cr.d To-
eosf n; Snom Kin 1.l nosass. Stoned at he In
zierial dhascslery.'
These instructions are rs latitudinous
as tho very Air ne breathe. and were de.
STONED no doubt to cover every species
III ;r;n.,;tv ,,h;cr the Governor General
m;eht ana Il ernedient to perpetrate.
sThs daeas which have been done under
4hsm ~ revoltine to the last degree.
~ they do not imply a practice one
psrticle m ore bloody than the principles
nyowed by Lincoln in his late letter to
the Illinois meeting. wherein he justifies
his proclamation emancipating our slaves,
and putting arms in their hands, evidently
for tho purpose Of enabling them to mas
saere the whites. and plumes himself
,,pon his wisdom In forming them into
xAa.- 1870: IT, :t.; -. :.
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-. -. eessSsy - ~ nse.s
80, e. - e.ss W11sAss. 49,
egEslaas ths fIhuss1agl nRn6 Il y,A Q
- o's,ess. OWENS : VIII. 11s.s
- y No tfSS
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81 Dassapof5 Co, Stock A,rtioneers.

vIYE shall saE a the office Of the Old Dominion In-
w snrance Company, corner of Cary and 18th
streets, ON Friday, September 18Th, 1883, commcnc
ing q IL O'clack, the following bo0ds and stocks;
SlOO GOO Richmond aud Danville X per cent
registered bonds
10000 Virgins per cent registered bonds
4OOO do coupon bonds
lO,AOQ Confederate Is n coupon bonds
1901 coupons, ID NJ, bonds
1900 Confederate per cent coupon bonds,
long dates
1900 Confederate 8 per cent coupon bonds,
1868
$500 Confederate per cent reg "a bonds
DAVENPORT co,
&c 16--,3t stock Auctioneers
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MILITARY NOTICES.


A TrENTION, Company G.-Ail members Of this
company are ordered to meet ia front OF the City
Hall, on Broad street, to-day, ~(rhuESday1 at
quarter % s O'Clock Asswi.h guns, for inspection
and election of officers. Those WIN dD not report
will be sent to Castle Thunder.
VS. CONRAD,
sc l7-1ts Captain company Il.
HHADQ'Rs lsr REG. !, % { LassVN,
Richmond, Sept ~, 1858, )
syi,ecsdl Orders, No4.
THIS command will assemble in trout Of the City
Hail. this day, at II, fully equipped, for pa
raie and review. A full attendance ia required.
BY order Of Col } Danfortii
Sc l7-lts Bw RICHARDSON, Adj'L
q MBUi4ANCE COMPANY win dril / this Thurs
IA day. afternoon ~ their usual Ice 81 reaidez
vons =. 81 o'clock. Members wiz remember tile
BY order Of the Captain :, ,o,. %
a TTENTON Tue undersgOed win continue 70
IA receive recruits, for Major G:Nor's iodepess-
deni battalion, to the Esd inst lESerythi0g fur.
nished, viz horses, equipments, an .b0unty Per-
sons desirous c Joining are earnes tiy requested TO
apply forthwith at the Office Of Jti HedgJuan, Esq,
on Bank, between 10Th and nth SITS. Office hours
from O'Clock A NJ 10 O'Clock Pill
Be ls-ar CA SCOTT, Re cruiting 0fices.
NOTICR-Tvo members Of ed apany D, :rt Wiz.
IN gnis cAyalry, desire . exc hangs With two II
any heavy baitary Of Artillery In the vicinity Of
Richmond. Address Captain 81 company D, Sd W
cavalry, Gen Wickhsu's <tssA:. .e l6-2ts
VTANfED--secruits.-I6 norv men viii be received
" in Cart W Dvew's cOnze any Of partisan rau
gers, now sncamped n Bats1 Gap. Horses, equip
menis, aud bounty furnished. For farther pariicu
-' 'rp" y L,eu..nan.. and sssss M~o ossesr,
~ w Reeerzou Cos,
ee 1S-ots Corn sr Main and l2th streets.
RIcan q 5. september u, 1859
ExCHA 10. O.--Ths following Con-
- federate oi1cer8 and u en- captured q Vicksburg
Msua r nd anfra n nrnnG
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RAI--
VIII be given at the
NEW MARKET HALL,
Corner Marshall and 9th sts,
Thursday evening Sept nth, 1854
A4rIadits s. invitation cards can be had at the
Han auy time previous to the bali.
Ladies will please present these cards to the Door
keeper as they enter the ball room
Admission for one gentleman and two ladies' 81.
MANAGERS.
AOuatcastle A r T0ler.
ara police force has been engaged for tue coca
Zion and strict order will be enforced
Music by Prof. Rosenberger's cotii.on baisi.
go 15-Nf EMERSON, PfOpf.
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SPECIAL NOT1CM


ArAUCTION SALE Of Fresh Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, &c.-We respectfully ask the,
attention Of buyers to our sale to take place his
morning, at 10 O'clock, which will commence With
25 kegs EGG eoda
10 do Potash
Dbl Soda Ash
Dbl Catsup.
After which will be sold an extensive assortment of
Boots and Shoes, Hats
Fresh Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Notions, Gold Watches
Stationery. and other valuable Miscslla neous
Goods.
At IL o'clock, will be sold
splendid Velvet Cloak.
Sc lit SUMNER 4 ARENT3 Aucts.
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0rlrSn1 - - n
illss ROSETTA DALE,
RlshneaAs fves,se vsssnAt.
HRRB BRAUN,
The ,.ssa5 esissr.ssA s'o''s f'i.o and v'''''ss''
Nh. HENRY T. ALLEN,
The hvcrite Bsliadist, sd fall asd eoeienf o..
eheser., viii give grand veea' aaA instsa'
CONSERT
PRO0RAMME-PAaT !.
I. IaatrumeRtAl. Neutrality-suspicious. scheesfs
2. cavstins aCssta Diva. ....,.........Bs ieunf
Map Resi-.
s. Solo Violin Fantazia, "Ls 6lis de Keg't' bfsme
hEnk BRAUN.
4. Solo Soprano 1.-The Skylask" ~........ Bishop
MISS DALs.
q. Ballad, "wheH this Cfaei War is Over Sawyer
M ALLEN
6. Song, .sKashsleen Mavourussn". -. Crouch
NAB RUM.
& Dustt, "Gypsey Countess 80. ......dlover
MAD kUHL and Nl.s DAL9.
PART II.
l. Duet, "A, D, O.. -. Parry
MAP RuHL and Miss ALLEN.
. sous. "My Wife and Child" Gen Jackson
Miss DALE.
3. Solo vioIsncello, .Lucretia Borgia" Rrams
liERR BRAUN.
Song ssThep You'll Remember Me-" .-.. Baifs
MAD kUHL.
6. Solo Violin, Carnival de- venics"-.. Ernest
HERR BaAuN. W
@. Song. ssThere's Lite In tina Old Land Yet Eaion
MAD RuHL.
y. Duet. II Know BanA". Home
Map RUIZ AND Nh ALLEN.
Reserved Seats, 81. Gallery. 81.
Doors open ut o'clock-Commencea at T.
LEE MALLORY,
se l7-lts Acting Manager.
NEW klCHHOND rdEATRE.
Acting ana stsge Manager. r D Ogden
Treasurer '.'.'" n ~ sSs
THURSDAY xvFNINa. SEPT Il. 1868,
Grand Overture. :. tris"
Kotzebus's avsact Play Of
THE STRANGER.
Mrs Haller .............. Katie Estells
stranger. Capt J Charles
New Dance .... Miss Mary Partington
Charming Ballad ............ Miss Nellie Walton
To conclude with the thres-aet Drsms Of
IRELAND As 1T WASi
Ragged Pat, with songs .DOrse Cglen
Judy OTrot. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs DebaE
Rr For particulars. see bills Ct the day.
OGDEN AT HOME;
A MANAaER's TROUBLES,
A local Extravaganza, Burletta, &C.,
/ ~. Win shortly beprcdaced. "a
asoon to be presented, for the first time in this
country, the deeply affecting domestic play Of
OLD PILLS BIRTHDAY!
Nonu.-1he doors open at quarter tot. Per
Torrance to commence at quarter To O'CLOCK
Sc 17-lt
QUESTIONABLE P s.sI g A H.11s s,aoa.n
Exchange Hotel, corner 14tb and Franklin streets
Entrance on l4.h street, ladies' private entrance
to Hotel.
ch,larsn's Glasses Tuesdays, rhursdays. P NJ
4PM
Gsntlsmen's Glasses Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, 8 PM.
Terms ascertained on application.
NoTicE.-Piivate Classes taught at Schools, or al
any private residence Mot less than 70 scholars
| Early application respectfully collected
Practiciug parties every Thursday evening, 1
II. se l.--o.-
A GRAND SELECT BALI.
The undersigned take great pleasure in announcing
10 their friends and the public that they will give
GRAND SELECT BALL,
at the OIp MARKkf Hall,
On Friday sreaing, SEPT 16ih, 1865,
For the benefit Of
90. a." 18TH VA. RECT VOL.S
COANIrTEE ARRANGEMENTS:
j Alexander, I Num-.
BALLET MASTERS
Naming, q W Bishop
FLOOR MANAGERS.
A K TOlar, YaiS,
II Monde, Or Wo0.iSrd.
ladies will be admitted only by showing their in
vitatOn cards.
Invitation cards can be had Of any Of the com
mtttee.
Tickets, admitting gentleman aud two ladies, -
a6rThe Armcry BAND will be u attendance, aud
q good time warrentea to all Sc 15-4tt
DALI
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81 Wllimson g Co., AMct'rs, lSs Naln g,,,;


r me FURNITURE, &c, &c, at auction. rnu,,
u day, the nth lust, commencing q, 10 oclors
u, We will sell 1t the residence No III Broad ,,..
{south side) between 9th aud 9th, very desiT,h,
assortment &c Household and Kitchen yurpturs
among which the following and other articles will %
found, viz
set mahogany hair cloth chairs
/ set fancy caae seat and other chairs
handsome plush covered Rocker
J marble top centre table
1 mahogany work stand
engravinss (spr'ug, sumner, autumn, and
l elegant mahogany hair cloth ssia
I mantle mirror
2 mahogany folding and other iabes
| mahoamy siisboaId
hat rack
~ yards mating
Bureaus, wardrobes, bedsteads
lounges, feather beds, mattresses
Blankets, sheets, towels
Glass, china, aud crockery waro
HALVES, forks, &c
/ large cooking stove and utensils. m sooaa.
der
refrigerator
iut u school and miscellaneous boaks
Q bbls (Gsllego Alls) family noar
Dbl ccllue sugar.
Piano, o octaves
very ine Dinner and Dessert Set q Rosa
aud Forks, with heavy plated handles
sells WILLIAMSON Il Co, Auct'u
b. 2ardy d Wllia,ns, Auciioaesrs,
Corner 18th aud Cary sts
ON Thursday next, the l7th inst, We will has.sa
" usual auction sale Of
Groceries,
Manufactured aud
smoking Tobacco,
iiqaoss, &c
Hav ing large line of hne Manufactured Tobacco 10
Oficr We offer unusual advantages u holders Of IL
bacco u dispose VI their at0Ck at this sale, andre
quest that they notify us Of the consisnmenls -
early as possible, % that they may be duly sdvaf
tised. TARDf WILLIAMS,
Sc 10 Anctloneefe
By 71opmas w. Ksssss, Axctionssr,
l0fncs cos l2th ard Cary sts
CTOCK 81 Flour, Glass Jars, &C. for sale 1t aacioa
~ | will sell on Friday morning, september issh.
commencing At ~ O'Clock II the house eosner q so
AMI Cary sts the entire stock of goods contained
the store. consisting IN part Of
Flour,
Glass Jars. &c.
sel5 THOs " KREsEE, Aac,'r.
Ey A. u. Williasas, Aaesio"Atr.
INVALUABLE Real Ratats, ON the Southwest Or
" nAf of Broad and a slA st ssetioa-O
.Thursdsy, l7th espsSnnper, st 8 o'clock =. upoa
ths premises viii y sold The shove situated lsep.
erty, occupied BY Mr. Laubs. II fonts - nj AID
runs back - fsst. The attsnsios u capitalisis
10 Invited to The sale Of this truly valuable prop
esty.
reasonable credit; or the whole In cssh, u The tu'
chaser may prefer. .. ..,
50 Ia WILLIAMS, Aast
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A1- OUR sale will take place to-day promptly at
half-past 10 O'Clock, commencing with groceries,
liquors, and miscellaneous articles precisely at IL
O'Clock will offer tiuc lot of manufact ured aud
smoking tobacco Of the most choice brands. Our
sale will principally be tobacco sale.
Sc 17-lt TARDY & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A3-SPEcIAi. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention IL
called u the sale Of the valuable house and lot ON
the corner Of Grace and 9Th SITS, 10 take place this
afternoon at O'Clock. MTAYLOR,
Sc l7-lt Auctioneer.
- AUCTION SALE-One Four horse Team and
Wagon, In splendid order, will be cold saturday,
l9;h, by lse l6--4tsl w KEESEE, Anct'r.
1a-FOR DREWRY,S BLUFF
The steamer sCHCLTz, Capt d J Hill, having been
thoroughly painted and repaired, will for the present
make one trip daily to urewry's BluG, leaving her
wharf at Rockets at o'clock PM.
Fare for the round trip only fwO DOLLARS.
61-Ail persons are required to have passports be-
fore coming on board. Sc ITS
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A TrENTION, Company G.-Ail members Of this
n company are ordered to meet ia front Of the City
Hall, on Broad street, to-day, -(rhu.:sday1 at
quarter % O'Clock r N; with gus, for inspection
and election of officers. Those WIN do not report
will be sent to Castle Thunder
BY order Of Col Danlorth.
VS. CONRAD,
&c 17-1t& in s.osnllAnv Il. 3
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Nb.-fhe books and accounts 81 he eoucegu may
hs 6,and - ths Photograph Gallssy a y MINUS,
III Main street, where creditors and de6loes will
please eaN. 0H-N
, 1863-05-12


The Mozart Hall Democratic Committee, In
New York, under the leadership Of Fernando
Wood and james Brooks, met on Thursday
evening last, and passed aseries Of resolutions,
which are more reasonable than ANYTHING
that has before cmanated from that nest OF
traitors. The first resolution speaks Of the
war as ''bloody, relentless, unnecessary md
f7uitless,h and demands I" its Immediate dis
continuance" The second declares that I" the
restoration Of this Union is dependant upon
the policy Of the Democratic party, and not
upon the result OF battles, because the latter
determines nothing, while the former, which
will govern the next national administration
Will determine everything"
The third resolution afflrms that the con-
duct Of our foreign affairs has been series
Of blunders, so marked that " even England
dare bully u.s." The fourth denounces the
arrest Of Nj. Val1andigham, and pledges tour
lives, eur fortunes' and such "sacred hon
ors" as Copperheads can possess, to resist
these outrages in future. The fifth repudl-
ates the legislative address because 1t adyo-
Gates continuance Of the war. The eixth
says the people hive been misrepresented by
selfish cliques, and that they {thc people, will
soon come together en nsasse, aud utter their
views In regard to the continuance Of the war.
Several members of the Committee pro-
tasted against the passage Of the resolutions,
but the gagwas Immediately applied, and the
meeting suddenly adjourned.
, 1863-05-12
A Precedent nud its Moral.

During the debate in the British House Of
Commons on the 2ith ultimo, when the cases
Of the Peterhof and the Sea Queen were made
the subjects OF animated discussion, Mr.
Golden brought home to the English legisla-
tors 60 fair and candid picture Of the contrast
between the British and American fashions
Of observing neutrality laws, that it is worth
reproducing, although the particular instance
singled ont (that Of the Maury ut this port)
has already been dwelt upon in these columns
In the extracts we have made from the excel
lent treatise of Mr.. Lowry. Mr.. Golden said !:
II heard some person whisper that the building
OF the General admiral WAS suspended because the
Russian Government could not lnd tho money to
finish it; but viii any one helleve that when It is
time spending millions at Sebastopol! [Hoar,
hcar,1 The veesel WAS not finished until three
yca9s after the war with Rusesa. It vas thought
the american Government showed, with respect
to her, greater vigilance than We have shown in
na t6ese {. a m hs
Government have, from their foundation, shown
willingness to observe, maintaln and enforce a
strict neutrality in reference to the waEs which
hear Next, tllat they have done it under cirrum-
stances Of the utmost difficulty. 1t ia easy enough
he other Hh @ TheY did IL It IN spis
wfehca."
In the concluding passage of these remarks,
11F NpOueH Ha5 n1L 1Qe nall on the head. Our
Government did in the case Of the Maury pre-
ciscly what England has failed to do. Against
Its sImpathics and in opposition to it's y ishes,
this country put forth the strong hand to avert
from the European Power a blow which it
had reason to believe was about to be struck
at it. The very fact that the suspicion subse.
quently proved to be wholly unfounded, made
the event more notable, and it is wholesome
for British sympathizers with the rebels to
hear so good IN Illustration Of American good
filth so clearly put in the halls Of its LeEisla,
ture as It YVES By Mr.. Cobden-cspecialy when
be pointed the moral thus:
You cannot suppose that you will induce Amer
len in future to prevent the Issuing OF p.ivaeers
from her ports TO prey upon your commerce, IN
| less you now observe towards her q fair recl-
| procity.
/ The acrimonious dcbaters In Parliament,
| who have so warmly espoused the rebel
cause, are making tremendous pother over
| the seizure of one or two ships, whose car
goes may or may not be of q contrabaud
character, with no other purpose than 70 at
tempt to cover up the sins committed By
England in her continual outfits Of pirates to
prey upon our commerce. They hope. under
the cloud Of dust they have raised, to conceal
from the English people the very point which
| Mr.. Golden so neatly makes. That sagacious
| observer sees the drft of events. and he has
frankly told England What she may expect.
, 1863-05-12
A lust Regulation.

From the Cleveland Herald
At meeting Of the Directors Of the Cleve'
land, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany, resolutions were passed recurring every
officer, agent and employee Of the Company
to take the oath Of alleg lance to the Govern
ment. ANY one refusing, OF any one BY words
or acts showing sympathy with the rebels, to
Company.
The Directors Of the Railroad Company
have taken step which should be followed
by every railroad company in the country. as
well as other than railroad companies The
importance, and even necessity, of the regu-
lation at the present time, VIII be seen at once
In connection with the outrages at Dayton
and Hamilton. In view Of the troubles at
those places, and other troubles to which We
important to. know whether the employees
on the railroads in Southern Ohio, at least,
are thoroughly loyal
If not thoroughly loyal, they should be dis
, 1863-05-12

the correspondent Of the n. 7. Tribune, Vorld
md Cincinnati Times.
The packet boat arrived this forenoon from
Lynchburg. The passengers report very little
damage done to the canal by the Yankees:
Several fine bridges over the canal were de-
stroyed and one lock gate damaged.
Two teams with wounded arrived this moru-
ing from Fredericksburg. Railroad conncc-
ton with the army is being again established.
The Mobile Register says one of our expedi.
tions in Mississippi, consists Of brigade Of
Infantry, 500 cavalry, and twelve pieces Of Ar
tillerJ; that its destination is probably Mo-
bile, and calls upon the inhabitants Of tha:
city to arm for Its defense. They further state
that the Yankees have evacuated Pensacola,
and the troops arc being withdrawn thence ia
reinforce Banks.