The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-08

10 the United States ba; 20 authorize that sutli
cient Dumber Of rebel oAicsrs be placed uni~s
eacn keeping aud b pUy upon such diet ~ shall In
all respects c0frespoud to the treatment as 10
ci0thing, TODD and fuel that our Wsscbcd men re-
cetve IN the stencil hoases Of ehe rebel capital
ai0 nnt think the Ocncral In any degree excited,
nut ne was emphaalc ln All that he said In FegaSi
tDfetstiAtion; and mink he but intern ets In all
mis- nothing more than the common feeling Of the
Wnos8 army. %
~ - evident that he thinks the time ausplci0us
Ir an appeal to the nstlo; for, ~ he reasons the
eounsy having now exhausted negotiations. con-
citation, and offers Of pardon, Il IL time to call
upon the loyal North for volunteers TO relieve the
national prisoners con6ned a Richmond nand
mere can bc," be added, sssir, no nccasion for
bounty or other Inducements 10 H Up our armies :,
why" he rsmasked, ssthe rehais coald havc
done no better thing 10 unite the North, - revive
anew the spirit evoked throughout the nation to
me point st whirh stood upon the receipt Of the
inteiilsenee Of the attack on Fort Susut<F.o And
believe al this TO be true; and further, that NO
man, Ioyaa or dlsoyal, would dare 20 raise his
voice IN opp0stion 10 such appeal for succor for
'hs 1a'ionaI prisoners.
CEN JcHN n. MoRoASs EscAPs.
"A dispatch from Chattanooga sives the foiowfng
psrtIculars xhou, Aoyy,n, ;. escar..
rh. nr,a 6..ss. -. -.
r,,,.a..s Co.a DsnMt wncso HaiI mMaeWea In the
saamcs aas.ss a"u tnfongn ene autumn, ma: at last
lie crossed the T,ennssss ,,... :. Wrt;." .Hn,
Shoals, sixty miles above here, last Sunday mora
ing. Staunch hiends have aided him all the way
s,h. .s.ph".. a'a III vio. heacnlag tne 1905
month Of yvh,.s Crs"r =. rs...a1 -, .,.a =.
hahita,1. .eiysd ne, ,,s n. a. ~. .Sx ~ az III
cecdsd Win h,. nsoos, os q. ne mes"eS sau pro
sh.. T..".ssoa III y. s,y .lCu " lne panA ot
a.. ,..im".. ."e e mi.e Ds.ow 0'..espes i.and-
hi" .ho"iS a. - nnne :s 1l 'ns cIu.ehs VINO saw
v;de,,ss =, Esn.s,on ~ s lain 20 tue IN on
ss,.sH ..an".afS -. 1u v'o I.an Wno nS4 ooen
.s"u"tou ~ e'"oe uo vi9Ma"co ot Sohn' .
s~a;.;.. o f.a,,,. '" ,oC. " -"nsspie WIN tls
avaiiahfe trnoc. =, G;Iie-na .h. u"3 s. ~. vu's ~
10 Vhite Creek Shoals v;,,, v,.w 70 ,n,ercsr,
the .urri,Ia chief h", shay ..r;vad " n'cep'
mems too tate Ma,s ~ hin,s"if nrc,,n.a,
on i've ,hnms.nd" "ani,ar s,aIl;"n' ,.n,a".oS
him in Ken,mcEv ona a.cnmnoni "a hv nn.
mounted man Of his escort daei,ed swsv inst
"a tho n.n,in. 20. o.sIa' ~ !"''
T~o n n. Cas,.,n. pnaas. "a W., ~ Tss'..
of LeYino,on' Kv-wcra M, so ."cco ssG1 IA
rrre tasan ,oa.,har NTH SSsor ~ ,ha ,,oh.; %nI
tsoopers who had lost their horses IN the Stream
Tn,.i,,..nna ,,as -. ," -, C. Mos ~ ~" .n
49, ..,,.s % =. ~. S y. ~. ". - "s.u, a. nnIn.'
W., uaes. me Scm Gut WIZ
ho sas;d". ~. "S,T 49,, I.usn H vi SaH S, La"eom
g.; NV " ... ~ ,'eoa ,sitI Cse1S HHoaie, "as .eMse
adiv hovas anw "yms ,r,.: on.. saa VIII unu4u",
,han,h a. nv, a y, , .I.au, n:. % ~
@ =. ~ w nos r seo .. P'eseht wh1,e "ts u"opeiS
"'0 W e''''e i''" "H'cs' "e s"pefceaes Forrest
c.urr, sr,,, -,.~ ~.,,
AIRY
The following is an off ial dispatch from Gen.
Thomas IN IN. wa, Den,,,uer, q, w,sh,n.,or.
Ay'. ."e'' ~. Hanscx, .e"stA,-n-CnieI'
the second division of cnvalrv. renorts from 1,ai
h0un. Tenn December %, that the rebel General
mee' WIN on. tponnanu a,N wv wv" muno,ed q. one
,,y .,tscIsd 70, fiehart 81 c c.n,"rad a smnniv
train from Chstfanoooa for Kno1viiie about Il,
o'ciock this morning, a, Charleston, on the south
bank Of the Hiawassc
Ihe train escort mad TeachHd IN" encampment nj
Charleston last night. and Col: Lieoer's skirmsl-
ers were wholly engaged with the enemy this
morning before Col. Long was apprised Of their
approach. He Immediately moved the small force
Tor duty In his camp tat the time one hundred and
nlty men, and crossed to Col Lieben's support
The rebels shortly afterwards gave way, Iol. Long
pursuing them closely
DIscoss''hs po'uon oi tne't ,oIce CUT on on
S.vai;,,, ~. Ia a,.; .h.,,, -. s
and IN .ws,v % d;ractton ssya,,I of ,ha enemy
nnmhar M, kna,.., ,~.,. t.,,.a ,nd ,,.,,.isi
One bundled md ,,ycntvona nrisonsts u.a.s c,n
tmred includno Ave con,mi toned ofscers
the main rehei coinmn fed and ,vas ou,.ued
for Eve miles on the nsIton road. and when i.st
s.en ~ ,s ,iea;no nrnc;ns,a,s,v N"N ''
C.o,onal I,on.,s Inss was ono man s,,rht,v
wounded.
a., t.i.vaiand also rrnor,s ,nat he was a,,ocked
ear,v Tins n,ornin.. necemhsr a6,h. hv sorce NJ
o"a ihundrad s rahais lie dave ,hs'n away -
o"e '~''' C.n.n.M Tuay
Major -Gsnnr.i rommana;,.
~"Joi-"o"''"' ~oN'''""uihs'
- ,-,
nsr""h" Hh'A' ~
tellicence relative to alleged Confederate move
ments In the Valley of Virginia:
HARpERs FERRY, Vl.,1
Dec. 25-9 p. NJ.
Brigadisr- General Calium, Chief Of staff:
Cacora, su,,tvan,s column has returned safely