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The Daily Dispatch: February 3, 1862., [Electronic resource]

The Lincoln commission to the South. Information in our possession enables us to relieve the public apprehension that the Commissioners appointed by the Lincoln Government to visit the military prisons of the South, will be permitted to fulfill that purpose. Indeed, we could not suppose it possible that the authorities of the Confederate States would for one moment entertain a proposition so absurd and ridiculous. We are informed that our Government will not only refuse, peremptorily, to allow Bishop Ames and Mr. Fish to come here for the purpose of investigating our prison system, or for any other purpose, but will henceforth exercise a rigid surveillance over any communication, by person or letter, between this country and the North: This is a step in the right direction, and the only regret is that the policy had not been sooner adopted.

The Lincoln commission to the South. Information in our possession enables us to relieve the public apprehension that the Commissioners appointed by the Lincoln Government to visit the military prisons of the South, will be permitted to fulfill that purpose. Indeed, we could not suppose it possible that the authorities of the Confederate States would for one moment entertain a proposition so absurd and ridiculous. We are informed that our Government will not only refuse, peremptorily, to allow Bishop Ames and Mr. Fish to come here for the purpose of investigating our prison system, or for any other purpose, but will henceforth exercise a rigid surveillance over any communication, by person or letter, between this country and the North: This is a step in the right direction, and the only regret is that the policy had not been sooner adopted.

the body of Zollicoffer recovered — escort of honor — official report of the Somerset battle — the killed and wounded of the Fifteenth Mississippi regiment. Nashville, Jan. 31. --(via Mobile, Feb. 1.)--A dispatch was received here to-night from Bowling Green, which states that the remains of Gen. Zollicoffer and Baylie Peyton, Jr., were received at our outposts this evening, and will be conveyed to Nashville to-morrow under military escort. Feb. 1.--The remains of Gen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the military, the Governor of the State, the officers of State, members of the Legislature, and citizens generally. The remains are now in the Capitol in state, and the funeral will take place to-morrow. The official report by Lieutenant Colonel Waltrum, commanding the 15th Mississippi Regiment, of the battle of Fishing Creek, or Somer<

the body of Zollicoffer recovered — escort of honor — official report of the Somerset battle — the killed and wounded of the Fifteenth Mississippi regiment. Nashville, Jan. 31. --(via Mobile, Feb. 1.)--A dispatch was received here to-night from Bowling Green, which states that the remains of Gen. ZollicoffeGen. Zollicoffer and Baylie Peyton, Jr., were received at our outposts this evening, and will be conveyed to Nashville to-morrow under military escort. Feb. 1.--The remains of Gen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the miliGen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the military, the Governor of the State, the officers of State, members of the Legislature, and citizens generally. The remains are now in the Capitol in state, and the funeral will take place to-morrow. The official report by Lieutenant Colonel Waltrum, commanding the 15th Mississippi Regiment, of the battle of Fishing Creek, or So<

the body of Zollicoffer recovered — escort of honor — official report of the Somerset battle — the killed and wounded of the Fifteenth Mississippi regiment. Nashville, Jan. 31. --(via Mobile, Feb. 1.)--A dispatch was received here to-night from Bowling Green, which states that the remains of Gen. Zollicoffer and Baylie Peyton, Jr., were received at our outposts this evening, and will be conveyed to Nashville to-morrow under military escort. Feb. 1.--The remains of Gen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the military, the Governor of the State, the officers of State, members of the Legislature, and citizens generally. The remains are now in the Capitol in state, and the funeral will take place to-morrow. The official report by Lieutenant Colonel Waltrum, commanding the 15th Mississippi Regiment, of the battle of Fishing Creek, or Somer<

the body of Zollicoffer recovered — escort of honor — official report of the Somerset battle — the killed and wounded of the Fifteenth Mississippi regiment. Nashville, Jan. 31. --(via Mobile, Feb. 1.)--A dispatch was received here to-night from Bowling Green, which states that the remains of Gen. Zollicoffer and Baylie Peyton, Jr., were received at our outposts this evening, and will be conveyed to Nashville to-morrow under military escort. Feb. 1.--The remains of Feb. 1.--The remains of Gen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the military, the Governor of the State, the officers of State, members of the Legislature, and citizens generally. The remains are now in the Capitol in state, and the funeral will take place to-morrow. The official report by Lieutenant Colonel Waltrum, commanding the 15th Mississippi Regiment, of the battle of Fishing Creek, or Som<

icial report of the Somerset battle — the killed and wounded of the Fifteenth Mississippi regiment. Nashville, Jan. 31. --(via Mobile, Feb. 1.)--A dispatch was received here to-night from Bowling Green, which states that the remains of Gen. Zollicoffer and Baylie Peyton, Jr., were received at our outposts this evening, and will be conveyed to Nashville to-morrow under military escort. Feb. 1.--The remains of Gen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the military, the Governor of the State, the officers of State, members of the Legislature, and citizens generally. The remains are now in the Capitol in state, and the funeral will take place to-morrow. The official report by Lieutenant Colonel Waltrum, commanding the 15th Mississippi Regiment, of the battle of Fishing Creek, or Somerset, states that 43 were killed, 153 wounded, and 21 are missing.

icoffer recovered — escort of honor — official report of the Somerset battle — the killed and wounded of the Fifteenth Mississippi regiment. Nashville, Jan. 31. --(via Mobile, Feb. 1.)--A dispatch was received here to-night from Bowling Green, which states that the remains of Gen. Zollicoffer and Baylie Peyton, Jr., were received at our outposts this evening, and will be conveyed to Nashville to-morrow under military escort. Feb. 1.--The remains of Gen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the military, the Governor of the State, the officers of State, members of the Legislature, and citizens generally. The remains are now in the Capitol in state, and the funeral will take place to-morrow. The official report by Lieutenant Colonel Waltrum, commanding the 15th Mississippi Regiment, of the battle of Fishing Creek, or Somerset, states that 43 were <

icial report of the Somerset battle — the killed and wounded of the Fifteenth Mississippi regiment. Nashville, Jan. 31. --(via Mobile, Feb. 1.)--A dispatch was received here to-night from Bowling Green, which states that the remains of Gen. Zollicoffer and Baylie Peyton, Jr., were received at our outposts this evening, and will be conveyed to Nashville to-morrow under military escort. Feb. 1.--The remains of Gen. Zollicoffer reached here to-day, from Bowling Green. The Legislature took a recess for the day. The body of the deceased was escorted from the depot by the military, the Governor of the State, the officers of State, members of the Legislature, and citizens generally. The remains are now in the Capitol in state, and the funeral will take place to-morrow. The official report by Lieutenant Colonel Waltrum, commanding the 15th Mississippi Regiment, of the battle of Fishing Creek, or Somerset, states that 43 were killed, 153 wounded, and 21 are missing.

Ranaway. --$25 Reward — A negro man named Gilbert, aged between 40 and 58 years. His color is black; whiskers grey, under the chin. He is about six feet high, black hair. His clothing is a black coat and plaid summer pants. I bought him at Dickinson & Hill's auction room Tuesday. He was brought here by a gentleman named Thos. G. Neal, of North Carolina. He left my premises Saturday afternoon, between 2 and 3 o'clock. The above reward will be paid by M. A. Myers, 66 Main street, Richmond, Va. fe 3--1m* Or lodged in some convenient Jail.