The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-11

aary 81. the Union can nsvss - rea.crsd ~ long
AZ 'hs war continues; While. % - cher baud sa
rignta tffsred to the south, tt Upisn will Q ro-
stored. anxious, therefore. . tsDaR the blrnders
OF the Administration and - teatefs the tInlcn
the conservative statesmen h1oA win oppose the
further continuance Of tbs VIZ
NJ. Conway, OF 1ausa7, EeDatlaan msmbsr
OF Coz gress, end hsrstofore supporter q the Al.
min 'stra:ion. made . speech - - House Of Re-
ole quaint ecrt-in whish hs ~ fosth tn, doctrios
tha. the war ought to bs ssofpsA at once. Mr.
VAllandigham, OF Ohio q Conservative member Of
Congress, and an oppOueut u ths rainous policy
OF the Adnlnissrstion. had 0ade spseeh IN tho
qusnt and logical Ia which hA too. set forth the
rsasons why the war rught ~ - stopped at once
The reasons for stopping the weE. brought forward
By the member from Ohio D4 The ms m ,er from
Kaosss were widely difsrenk Dut, when men
Of such opposite visws both agree that the was
must be stopped It iodicasss thst tbs lesven Of
peace il at work
But that Is not AL The seseaess want the war
TO stop. Our brave soldiers - covered With gio.
~. 1he wreath # victory kas snoirclsd their
brows and their name will n6 hs sounded with
famss loudest trumpet. But wicked and imbs-
Gle Administration has turnsd tAsir glory in,o dus,,
and made their victories harren Of sry good re.
sults.
They feel aud know thst thsy have been Jug.
aled and played with; that they havs been made
the unconscious natrument n he han Il Of grind.
log despotism; and that now thsy srs 10 be made
the tools OF the AboIitionlsN In llgasins up the
.mes OF seville insurrsetio1s There is rot sol.
oisr tonight shivefing In his "shelter" tsns, or
croushinz over his re or pacing bis lonely round,
who does not sigh for psacs. It Ia idle 10 think
that The 800 COO troops whose tim, expires In NAV
next will re-eulist. have conversed with fun.
dreds Of them, and know what gay. Ho frs
OF bounty will tempt ,heu,, They Sigh for psxce,
and for the reEoJe Of their quiet fresades ard the
latter, at least. they will have in May -as many of
them - are alive. And how will ther places be
flled Let the atsemp. now being made in Con.
gress to raise 40 600 negro troops answer. Let
the failure Of tie daft answer. Let b, rubiis
meetings now being everywhere held answer. Let
tho resolutions offered by Mr. Walker in tho Ill.
nois Legislature answer. The beginnIrg Of the
end Ia ut hA1d.
FORCED BY sIE6ELs CoRP3-THE PLAN OF
OPERATIONS.
Events Of the highest Importance to ths Tennes-
$50 campaign are now transpir,pg. Forty i've
transports, conveying troops to Nashville, have,
within The r ast week, passed up the Cumberland
river. The force Ii Gen. Fssrz Siegers entlr e
c,rpS, numbering 10000 men, recently transported
by rail frtm Virginia to tie Ohio river, and sent
thence in transports TO Nashville, for the purpose
OF reinforcing Gen. Roseersns At kurfreesboro' -
The entire ccrps has now reached Nashville, and
the larger portion Of i! have bsen thrown out on
Franhlin, in the direction of this piacsF ana al be-
fore ststed, midway between the two latter points
Thus it viii he sesn tha: by a rapid and secret
movement, 20,0.0 reinfcrcemenis have been skill.
fully placed at the disposal of Rosecrsns. 30 that
hs may auil bis larga army upon Bragg and crush
him ont; and II successful Ia doing this, CROSS
large nking sriny through tbs country via Go.
rnth or Columbus, Mississippi, uron The rear CT
Vicksburs. 4 letter to the Savannah Republican.
ftom Colunibis, Tenn, commenting ell the xbcye
facts, says:
aLis movement Is one Of the hishsss i'm por LANCE.
and, without 1t Do properly ~net may result moss
Gisastroualy to our arms. The note Of wMuiox IA
barely "A time, for by this day week II ere /, .verv
probHbi !!y that Ssael will have formed u ct;on
with Rosecrans, and give him the bslsnce o. power
to WELD against tho army under com nard of Rrax
ton Brsg.. fhsEe srs bu: two w.ys to sgt this
Yankee movement successfully Ths a c,t Ii for
Bragg 10 strika Ros6GsAns At ones and befo-s Illegal
come to his sid, thsreby dsprising bi!a Of tie
great advantage he Is Do de irous OF obt arrg 80.
Without this Do dole, and done speedily there will,
la Eli probability, ba repetition Of 5hiloh-SioRe
arriving to aid Kosecrans Buell. did to aid Gsant
and, though An expensive victory be achieved to
arms, will prove Incomplete by the reinforce
meat OF the defeated army. by whicl it will be
able 10 hold its ground.
The othsr mean. Of meeting thls overwhelming
assault is by reinforcing Brssgs amy from yE.
ginis. II Hooker can spare biegel Lee can dis
pense with Lopsst.eet, and his army may be abe
to reach TullahoMs iii time to partaipa,e in the
sres. struggie for tbs Central Southern States an
the connection Ut the East and West ends of the
OOnfeieracy. Tbs aspect At this move mept is not
very favorable but We trust to the foresight OF
Johnson aud bragg to mses the exg ,nciss of the
central campaign. In the meantime the greater
port on Of Van lorna cavalry have crossed Duck
~Sf
over, striking at 6iesei from every direction i, is
pcssibls for them 70 ,mpece his roads dest o. his
trains cut { If his detsShme1is, and afford such
annoy ance aud hArass him teversly, that
ders,ood that two divisions Of siegels advance
are at Franklin % miles distant, e1d ,hst that
place ig defended by some thirty odd pieces Of a.
tiliery. Were Il not for the misfortune cf two.
thirds Of Van n-Dorn's ammunition hsvh G besn d,
stroyed by the heavy rains through wi ich the com
maad wsre recently forced t., march, he would
now be upon the enemy testing his strength aud
va'or but 1t will necessarily txke several days to
replace the damaged ordnance stcres and place ths
comm and eady fer Ection. When n go Arfspg.-
m.nts are completed have little dCuDs tnat for q
month to come we will be repeatedly and con tan:
ly engaged wi b the foe as clsas quaiters.
For what purpose this is Intended csurot Csn-
lecture unless it be ii at they contemplate throw.
ins sn additional bridge across the Cumberland It
MASH vile Is is possible too tn. 1t Is intended 10.
ths passage OF Duok river at this point II tie lat
ter surmise prove correcs, it is evidently tbs enc
my'8 inteation 10 throw this fcrcc upon cur Left
ank at shsloYsi,!e. where a,n Polk is believed to
command If :his Prove 10 bs the progre nrls, be
must now be wal Jag at Flsrklfn for the arrival Of
his pontoons. A very few days will develop, hiI
plans and the eanne length of time viii preaipitsts
Van Dorm, Wheeler, snd Forrss. UPON him. Az
events :ransprs wall report them.
Ci.izsas from the Cumberland report t-a. tie
enemy ara bringing pontoon bridge from, Cnoin-
natl with them. You will have lear ei bs fore this
ofH - oaNo~ I'D th.,T T..v.
nessee, nearly as high up Florence, End having
destroyed the town OF Clifton, jast bsiow End cap
turing about forty Of FORESTS men nnd their
heroes. These boats. from ther number, were evi.
IDENTIFY out upon On important rec naci ssIee,
where small bCdJ II the enemy would hsvs been
unable to have made such successful sccus. Prom
The fac: Of Van Dorn's having crossed the liver
day or two efore their arrival It Is pcs,itla tia:
csr.sia h.s whereabouts. He'd tcey arrived few
days earlier they woud have caused him m uch
trouble and annoyance It Il possible, too, they
were sc >uting country through Will b l. " ~ IN.
boro'. Kith OF thess suppostions alike Llausl
BILE, Tor II IL evident that such number Of boAts
would no. at this partic uiar time be detached from
the Yankee feet and sent 80 Tar inland merely for
the purpose Of raw .gioy and devAstatinx. a con-
siderable force was left At Fiorenss and Tt saau.
bla By Van Dorm for the prutectio2 Il the railroad
running to Huntsville aud Decatur, and - guard
the cotton factory a Fl0rence, and this f,.ce has
since bsen &uem ;nted.
1HB CRUSHING CT The REBELLION.
It is amusing u look bscka littls snd Foe what
the Yankees ssid about tie crushing out OF the
rebellion at i.s commsncs N mt Tho first O., ,ls
ID from the New York 7imss. edited by tha. re-
markab.s military genius. Raymond gsys the
Times:
Let as mako quick work. Tas rebellion" ~
Some pecrie desipnata It, Il vet an unboFa tsdoolA