The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

| ncrRos - rHR rsorIc wl.nu n LIMO
AGAIN.
Ssnmsr 6savc. sz..., -. a. oo,n..,c yufv
,6.--Thfs vessel n nd : on hef vsav from fort.
1 ress Monroe leavine Ham nton Roads yester-
1 day morning. Tue Savannah fslocp Of War|
! srriyed there v@eterdav Ynorutne from New
York, and the st. Lawrence (frigate) sailed
from the Road. ~ ehnrt fne same time. To
| Soin the so nadrcn bIockadinr Charleston har-
| aor.
| The Troptc wind fan English vessel) not long
since condemned in Washington by Judge
l I,unlon for a breach OF the blockade and sub
seouentiv released on the applca ton OF the
Rritish HIinisfer ON the way down to Hamp.
ION Roads was in constant communication
| With the enemy, visiting various points in
| ,heir nossession upon the river, and traus-
norsirr their men. dncludine a coIonell fof
,h.n, between those points. General Butler
,ssrnins the fact has again seized her for a se.
sond breach Of the blockade--fof rendering as
distance 70 the enemy.
There are no batteries at Matthias Point. or
At apy other point on the river. that we could
,erceiye from the Guys deck, though running
in as close TO the shore az CON yenient at eyery
place where IL was thought battery mteht be-
at a miles distance from AQUA Greek Ger.
AMY guns In DO batteries were visible there.
ARRivAL or A PRICE.
The steamer Mount Vernon arrived here at
o'clock this morning from Fortress Monroe
She brought up the Secession schooner Sallie
Mears, captured by the gunboat Cambridge
coming out Of York river. The Saliie Mears is
shout 800 tons bur then, and is in ballast She
das on her deck the casting Of a 81. FOUNDER
gun, not bored out.
ArvArns .r.pe.rv.,,s
9xr., F.rrs INV ~ vas,s.,.~ .,.ar
noon thers was soma f,r;ng ra,wan &C.,,
and Secession trnons acrasr ths 10, ;ns, ha
.ow the Fails. AT Sandv I.anding .NohnSv
hnr,m on ths raSersi ga h.,. ., No ',".
.ssn 10 sror on The n,Sa u s; sSo en mere
either Filled or haf,Iv wounded .star ;n tbs
evsniug the Fedsral forcas hare fMich,ean
liver upon orders received fran Washinrton
leaving this piace much exposed tn aftaeS
from the enemy. Some OF the Secession
lists on this side Immediately went across
he river to give information OF the de.
parture of the Federal troops, and it is
feared that the enemy will cross in boats,
Wuen al" ts 10, 70 pc seen IN the WoOds near
nronsrtv ahs 1..s. nonsa ~ .ne Wshinsn,s
tannsdny,, '.c "a - Va .ae "sasnins oon
mn ths ln;on ,nan hars n,iass so1a ,sN
e $50 h &c ,ror, W. h;n.,~ ~. 1870 UPs
r. - a. ~ VIC pcho oa
,ora onnsi. In 49,, 49, .ou ~ e. Ga
or ti., po,s - aa, aau 1.as 'uuy 1ave io
msnt' A'A' W N.o's Al ~ any iAo
MORE DISTRACTION OF RAILROAD BRIDGES.
,s,,.,ina -, IN d,snr 10y o..,a,u.v sahs VI
rom Am to 500 who have hsa. rowing ahonI
- - 49,; 80, ~ u -. -, :. ~ .A.e oo ~
hr;aras ON tha raeL uTS pm aue
rood in the vicin;,S IF p;edmon, .nd 80 -,
ff,.sf pipir
Inns iastrnuinn he s,a oonnan,.n, tas ..y,
C,umhsriand AVID piad,mont hv ra;i ,rb:nn s son
haen hv those roads sincs tbs3r ,ra,v;onS s;r";
tar acis in dos ,rogi,u tne H. go o"sGni,
Railroad bridges. They also YES terdav MISTY
u . vaiuaD,e saone.arened bridge OF
West Of Piedmont o'0 WV "iAAo'
MOVEMENTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. Mansfield continues to send over
troops 10 reiaI orce zen. MeDoWeIts column
day we believe some four thousand have
crossed the river.
AhhIfAL OK BATTERY
Oapsain brewers oittery arrived IN wash.
ington yesaeIuay morning, direct from Fort
FHkshs. Inc pi,tery consists OF 1our pieces
ei'e-pounnersl ana si2hty-Iour men.
sEw MILITARY PRISON.
We learn that Gen Mansfield to. dav takes
possession of the old Capitol building, which
is to be used as military prison hereafter,
TENDER OF SERVICES
Ex- Governor Stevens OF washington Ter.
ritery, reached Washington this morning He
comes to offer his services to the Government
in military capacity for the war He was
formerly distinguished officer of the United
States Army, it will be recollected.
asr nropar,s,
This village, in Western Virginia, is fast
becoming a place of note in these stirring
times, as point frequently mentioned by the
press in connec ton with current movements
~ III.
Bob Garnett. 1t is situated in a gorge of
Cheat Mountain, thirty miles east OF north
Of Beverly and consist of but four or five
houses. 1t is sixteen miles south higher up
on Cheat river) of RoWlesburg.
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Teiesraphic Dispatches.
The following Geographic dispatches ap-
nssrad i, tha R,ltnora SIM op TUESDAY tho
.o'" ao1ns =. 'Ies' ",e AieN'' 'oAoieo ~ s"i'
the tastes Of the Lincolnites
GEN. GARRETT KILLED AND HIS ARMY ROUTED AND
pIsPERsED-cAPTuRE OF ALL THEIR BAGGAGE
AND CAMP EQUIPMENTS.
WASHINGTON. July 10 about two + nj. to-
day, General Scott received by telegraph from
General McCieiian, dated yesterday, near
st. GEORGES, va l2o or 80 miles from the
;ntsI;igerce of The n,ter ront ANA disnarns; IN
nt C:an Garnatt,s army of a;ah, +bonsand
Tnan ,r,h;cb tool ,,Iaoa vostorda "
Gsn I!arnett 1yas hin,soIf k;IIoJ in Tho an
c.ronsnt Tna camn With all ~ n,".en..
- as taLen ~ ~oA'e'''
This victory WAS uou nv tho division IF
Gem Metssllan's army nnier rha ;mmad;.ta
onmr,and of 1;ni Hi ""'A '''' ''nA'o"'"' 0
The toiio,uing di.n,tob fro,, 20, m,su.,
Ian reachad Ia1 Srntt,s haoHanarta, 49,. ~ %
M to-day. '- '0- '
49,
"kH' mt oIH"IAN ofFloIAL ACCOUNT VI THE
BATTLE or THE Hath.
HurroFsviLLE, July l4th.-Io Ed: Town
SEND: Garnett ana forces routed. bis bag
gag ana one gun n, !axen ais army demoral
yea. HarnetI kiiieo. we nave annihilated
the enemy in Western Virginia, and have lost
10 killed ana NOT more than 40 wounded
we nave III aii Ntieo al least TWO hundred
OF the enemy, ana .nelr prisoners VIII amount
10 al ieaet one Inousdho. nave TAKEN seven
Tho raynnaut of 1.er I:arnnt+, 1870 VI
Tin q" 1 ~ '0"'
The troops defea tat, ara tho er.ek rs1;rs,+s
of Esstarn V;rrim;s a;dea h Go.; e T..
uesseans ard 1,aro,inians ~ ~ ma on
corn nlete. and secession is r;,,oS j., th;s nnnn
Iry. ~ r Mc1,,r,I.s
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