The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-14

ere. yoa Win make q requidtion upon No for
tbs Sane.
Yoa win keep an accurate account Of al In
creased cost 10 the instituticn eonse qusns
upon = compliance With this Yeqaess. and fe-
port the same 70 ne from time to time 90 yoa
may reqMre funds TO meet the expenditure.
Respectfully, yours,
Gov. and Conusndsr in Chief
From Rosscrans's Army-No Large Opera.
tions to be Undertaken BY HIM Some Raids
to 5e Iaaugurated.
BEagg's falling back To Chattanooga hss
non piuassd Kosscrans. He il afraid to ad.
vsacs with his whole army far enough from
his base to attack the Csnssdsratss, and there.
;ors finds himself compelled TO lie at Tallsho'
ma WITH . ls.gs army doing nothing. Last
week he removed his headquarters to Win
chester, which 10 an advance Of headquarters
Of about 20 milss. A correspondent Of the
Dstroit Free Press. writing from Winchsstsr
On t!le 9Th ais. says:
Tfains Of ears will soon b. regularly ruunisg
70 S.svsnsoD, Ala , xnd from thence 20 HansS.
villa. 0aj Gen 6tanls Arrived yesterday from
ths later place with i've regiments Of his cav.
airy corpe, ard reports ths country in dsssi-
tute and DESC late CONDITION.
Undoabsed inform ,tion 10 received to tbs
effect that Polk corps has moved from 0eor.
gia, whittier it had been quartered TO suppress
= revolt, TO Richmond or Richmond's vicinity,
The probabilities are that Rosscrans Will
contine his immediate operations TO raids, with
q view to the destruction Of crops and the
crippling Of the crippled rebels. No one eaa
definitely and positively state whore our next
bass Of operations will bs established, but very
lsn%u Lot
Ala, will be depot where supplies will be
drawn from st. Louis, via the Mississipp: river
and the Memphis and Charleston railroad
The most prevalent opinion, however, 10 that
some point drawing supplies via the Tennessee
river win be the depot Of supplies, and tina. q
second depot, supplies frem Murfrsesboro will
be established At Stevenson, Ala.
Information of the most reliable and trust
worthy character 10 bsin9 received daily, con-
frmicg the statement Of ths existence of grsas
desisu.ion, demOraliza.i0n and dependency
among the troops in Bragg's aud Johnston's .
armies.
Some little excitement was created in town
few davs since, 0ccasioned by United
States ofacsr kicking ont Of his quarters .
vsndsr of the Nashville Union and New York
Tribune for insolenee, who was ordered to
leave and never again to enter the place with
such despicdble trash. Three or four news
psdlars aud Two or three professional scrib.
biers of the picayuns order and "ebonyanl.
mus" persuasion made al inopportune demon
strntion, which "ssnt them up" for a1srm
longer than police justices are wont to an
no1nce.
During Bragg'a occupation Of Tullahoma
f,nr reiailsd in Winchester at 800 per barrel;
coffee, IS so per pound; sugar forownI at e
per pound; salt At 81 per Ponnd. An ordinary
broadcioth quit of clothing. ffock coat, drees
vest and pants, $3.50. These figures l clip
rs,f hr,nk
Ga Taureday afternoon. the pa inst d, the
Nashville Jail was the acsne Of quite formi
dabis revols. Ia pleasant weather it has bssn
the cas:om to allow the prisoners by detach.
msuts to visit and regais themselves for few
minutes At time ia tho jail yard. As hal
been previously secretly arranged, when one
detacb msnt on Thursday had bean let loose,
they immediately uubolted and unbarred tho
cells of their companions, the remaining prison
ers, and while portion made move to intim.
idste .he keepers, tie others Hected = breach
of the wall in the yard, through which they
escaped before the military could arrive to
"bloek the passes"
The order ejseting from the city Of Nash.
vile all abandoned females has been disap-
proved by the Washington authorities, owing
TO protest Of Gov. johnson, who claimed that
the military were transcending their jurisdic.
ton in the issuance of such an order in CON-
munity whore civil law, city courts, and
city government existed aud acted all their
parts. As a cUnse qnance, steamers freighted
At Nashville, the G0mOrrsh OF Tenpesses-
The insolsuce Of these lswd women towards
all persons having the disposition Of them 10
she legitimate result of the above mentioned
annulment, und their return is matter Of deep
regret to all, and deep stain on tho name Of
those who. by little technical quitbling, sf-
fected II.
Admirm Porter on Good News-His Opinion
Of the Institutions If the Rebels.
Admiral Porter, whose eutirs hsst dur
ing the whole bombardmsnt Of vieksba re
killed and wounded aboat half dozen Con.
iederstes, thus writes 70 ffiead ia New York,
from Vicksburg, July l9:h:
am glad your good psopIs In Nav York
have got something to make you jolly at last.
If YOU knew halt the hard work expended on
Vicksburg you would appreciate the victory
more. II is NO common performance, bat has
been the result Of the highest military skill.
Csrtaia papers have been abusing Generals
Grant, Sherman, ald others for long tims
past, while thrss men lave been working
with pure aud unsel6sh patriotism worthy
Of the commentator Of the whole nation I
hope the slanderers stand rebuked- The navy
also has been aesai!ed, bat ~ we live in iron.
ciads, aud are sapposd TO be homb proof, the
shaits Of elandsr hy harmless Of
The result of the capture OF Vicksburg will
be damaging 10 the rebels in the extreme, bu.
do not imsgias that tho war IL over. Sand on
your "cohorts," let the world see that the
Union is waking up, and while rebel Dag
waves don't bsgrudgs your money It will al
be we'll invested. Asl long a. the rebel leaders
can mud followers they will keep this war up
aud the only way to put An end TO II is to crus.
it with an army that viii swssp the entire
South. II would bs . kindness to those infAt
uated people TO use the most strirgen. msa
surss. ! don't believe in talking mildly to
very bad boy. There are many In the Soutl
who would be glad Of peace, bat they dar'
not ssy 90.
The War in Arkdnsds.
A corrsspon lent Of the St. Louis Democro
sends the folio wing:
.WlrrssuRG. Thursday, July 30, 1863 -Oa