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The Daily Dispatch: December 9, 1862., [Electronic resource]

From Fredericksburg. The only report received from Fredericksburg by the train last night was one to the effect that the main body of the enemy's army was moving down the Rappahannock in the direction of Port Royal, where it is conjectured they will attempt to construct their pontoon bridges, under protection of their gunboats. Beyond this single rumor, everything is represented at a stand- still, with little probability of a fight, which has been so eagerly looked for the past week. It would seem that Burnside like his predecessor, finds a little caution necessary in his operations against Richmond.

From Fredericksburg. The only report received from Fredericksburg by the train last night was one to the effect that the main body of the enemy's army was moving down the Rappahannock in the direction of Port Royal, where it is conjectured they will attempt to construct their pontoon bridges, under protection of their gunboats. Beyond this single rumor, everything is represented at a stand- still, with little probability of a fight, which has been so eagerly looked for the past week. It would seem that Burnside like his predecessor, finds a little caution necessary in his operations against Richmond.

Reports from Winchester. Passengers by the Central train last night bring as some particulars of the recent occupation of Winchester by the Federal forces. They approached the town with extreme caution, and only centered it of or being twice assured that our forces had evacuated the place. They remained in the town only an hour or two, during which time they busied themselves with paroling our disabled and ask soldiers there, and then took up their line of march in the direction of Harper's Ferry, from whence they came. The force that visited Winchester is variously estimated from three to five thousand and were a portion of the command of the notorious Geary. Our own troops have again to occupied the town.

e will be succeeded as Governor by Wm. B. Campbell, who has the rather doubtful merit of having been on both the Northern and Southern side in the present contest. Many hundred hands are said to be still employed in the erection of fortifications around Nashville, and it is supposed to be the indication of the enemy to girdle the city with permanent fortifications. The ablest of their engineers are superintending the work. About six thousand Federal troops are believed to be at Beard's Mill, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting of ten thousand men, is still at Galla in. On Thursday last Gen. Wharton's brigade was engaged in a series of brilliant skirmishes in the neighborhood of Mill Creek, about eight miles from Jurville, in which one hundred of the enemy was killed. There was also extensive skirmishing on Friday and Saturday by the same forces. Our troops still occupy Mill Creek.

From the Southwest. Our latest advices from East Tennessee indicate the near approach of stirring times in that quarter Rumors from Nashville state that the traitor Andy Johnson is about to resign his position as military Governor of the State of Tennessee, and anticipates a return to the Yankee Senate by the bogus Legislature of the State. It is said he will be succeeded as Governor by Wm. B. Campbell, who has the rather doubtful merit of having been on both the Northern and Southern side in the present contest. Many hundred hands are said to be still employed in the erection of fortifications around Nashville, and it is supposed to be the indication of the enemy to girdle the city with permanent fortifications. The ablest of their engineers are superintending the work. About six thousand Federal troops are believed to be at Beard's Mill, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting o

e will be succeeded as Governor by Wm. B. Campbell, who has the rather doubtful merit of having been on both the Northern and Southern side in the present contest. Many hundred hands are said to be still employed in the erection of fortifications around Nashville, and it is supposed to be the indication of the enemy to girdle the city with permanent fortifications. The ablest of their engineers are superintending the work. About six thousand Federal troops are believed to be at Beard's Mill, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting of ten thousand men, is still at Galla in. On Thursday last Gen. Wharton's brigade was engaged in a series of brilliant skirmishes in the neighborhood of Mill Creek, about eight miles from Jurville, in which one hundred of the enemy was killed. There was also extensive skirmishing on Friday and Saturday by the same forces. Our troops still occupy Mill Creek.

will be succeeded as Governor by Wm. B. Campbell, who has the rather doubtful merit of having been on both the Northern and Southern side in the present contest. Many hundred hands are said to be still employed in the erection of fortifications around Nashville, and it is supposed to be the indication of the enemy to girdle the city with permanent fortifications. The ablest of their engineers are superintending the work. About six thousand Federal troops are believed to be at Beard's Mill, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting of ten thousand men, is still at Galla in. On Thursday last Gen. Wharton's brigade was engaged in a series of brilliant skirmishes in the neighborhood of Mill Creek, about eight miles from Jurville, in which one hundred of the enemy was killed. There was also extensive skirmishing on Friday and Saturday by the same forces. Our troops still occupy Mill Creek.

From the Southwest. Our latest advices from East Tennessee indicate the near approach of stirring times in that quarter Rumors from Nashville state that the traitor Andy Johnson is about to resign his position as military Governor of the State of Tennessee, and anticipates a return to the Yankee Senate by the bogus Legislature of the State. It is said he will be succeeded as Governor by Wm. B. Campbell, who has the rather doubtful merit of having been on both the Northern and Southern sidState of Tennessee, and anticipates a return to the Yankee Senate by the bogus Legislature of the State. It is said he will be succeeded as Governor by Wm. B. Campbell, who has the rather doubtful merit of having been on both the Northern and Southern side in the present contest. Many hundred hands are said to be still employed in the erection of fortifications around Nashville, and it is supposed to be the indication of the enemy to girdle the city with permanent fortifications. The ablest of their engineers are superintending the work. About six thousand Federal troops are believed to be at Beard's Mill, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting of

id he will be succeeded as Governor by Wm. B. Campbell, who has the rather doubtful merit of having been on both the Northern and Southern side in the present contest. Many hundred hands are said to be still employed in the erection of fortifications around Nashville, and it is supposed to be the indication of the enemy to girdle the city with permanent fortifications. The ablest of their engineers are superintending the work. About six thousand Federal troops are believed to be at Beard's Mill, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting of ten thousand men, is still at Galla in. On Thursday last Gen. Wharton's brigade was engaged in a series of brilliant skirmishes in the neighborhood of Mill Creek, about eight miles from Jurville, in which one hundred of the enemy was killed. There was also extensive skirmishing on Friday and Saturday by the same forces. Our troops still occupy Mill Cree

ll, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting of ten thousand men, is still at Galla in. On Thursday last Gen. Wharton's brigade was engaged in a series of brilliant skirmishes in the neighborhood of Mill Creek, about eight miles from Jurville, in which one hundred of the enemy was killed. There was also extensive skirmishing on Friday and Saturday by the same forces. Our troops still occupy Mill Creek. ll, which is between Murfreesboro and Lebanon, and about ten miles South of the letter point. Rosseu's division, (Federal,) consisting of ten thousand men, is still at Galla in. On Thursday last Gen. Wharton's brigade was engaged in a series of brilliant skirmishes in the neighborhood of Mill Creek, about eight miles from Jurville, in which one hundred of the enemy was killed. There was also extensive skirmishing on Friday and Saturday by the same forces. Our troops still occupy Mill Creek.