The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09
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.vsnAy MORNING. ....JULY 9. 1861


81 .,oo,.a,n out .itta nANss - n iefctt,
n ,nr rrincipaliy devoted to the publication
al <1,,coIn's Message. which has already been
u laid before our readers
81 IN Thursday, the New York twenty
u ,,prth and Thirty fourth Regiments passed
u through Baltimore for Washington, and Ia
q .e.s "CsRh,an'a'' .Res.Jnent ienlisted In New
81 Work. mosrsed ior 20 tresS l-qrros. 1he
a I.;ter is 100 strong, and we'll armed and
Il equipped.
u police Commissioner Kinks, Of Baltimore,
81 So. been released from Fort McHenry on his
81 vsr3le Of honor His feeble condition induced
q 10 tyrants 10 extend this act Of elemency to
81 MIR II.
& We snojoin some OF the telegra phic dis
s eA.ehes Of the Northern Assccia ted Press
g,!.a E hnrAt 'he zap 7orsh,.- CT tie Lincoln
Il Government. This information. therefore, Is
Of bat little account, for the purpose is re'iiiy
70 deceive the putic.
FRox ALExAspRIA.
AiKx.SpkIA, July 5--Notwlthsl LANDING tua'
rumor has advanced the Federal army iuto
- fAa.2 5fsirsinsa, within me 'ast wen
four hoafs ana anti ipatrf Sfooay ana oe
r!ssve battle, the position occupied - "'o"'
the sumo as heretofore. .... Ao.,
Onward movement At this time than there
was a month ago, when newspaper CORES
tondeuts INDUCED in such anncipauons
f,ghtly The additions that have been mace
N the strength OF the army since that time,
low iadi,a,e he immense preparations that
,r.ro intn vet urcess ary for such campaign
- ,sill attend tie advance TO Richmond.
The rumnr curIent in Washington 10 day
that the federal troops have advanced to with
1 10 ,nree miles OF Fairfax, is incorrect The
Iartheasttrn pickets of the Contederates eX
ind o that point. The Maine regiments are
ar-sfured at Fails Church village, i'm medi-
strlv northwest OF the Goa tent camps, in
,Ilapa IL Gen. Ty lers brigade Our pIcksts
q IL, mat direction extend three miles or more
he rrports from the various camps CON
tiuue 10 report affairs quiet. There was some
alarm created in Camp Ter, or, more pro
perry speaking, Camp Mcdowell, last night.
by scouting parties coming in with reports OF
s. al advance Of the Con.ecerates, but an ex-
& animation showed the report TO DE Incorrect
!, was probably caused by Southern scouting
q ,ol.sgs which must lac numerous.
If : reported that t&o OF the scouting par
q nz. fred Upon each other on "Wednesday night
q hy mistake
slnve who escaped TO one of the camps
from Fairfax reports that the troops there
"a uarr retiring, but other sources OF lnformd-
B non represent their numbers at about tn.
z 5sms. ranging from four 10 seven thousand
"a In. probable that the troops At that point are
& teirF changed In coussq nence Of the meas sizes
e aru-arinE IN some OF the camps.
Many Of the reports circulating regarding
81 this division, as derived from good authority,
q s-e possibly creatures OF the imagination OF
81 certain volunteer officers, whose humor leads
81 them 10 such diversions upon the creduilly OF
g r4wspa per men. Several nights since accord
81 lrg 80 this same Al thorty, = movement was
q =, have been made dow the river 10 capture
q al ginaTy battery at the White House, by
& and The expedition TO be composed OF two
q compaHIes Of each regiment of the h sgade
Ib- publication OF The notice of an advance
4 Increment IS almost sufficient 10 GisproYe il,
IL. the consistency Of the Government clIiciats
y .Il1 prevent such notice hsi8E taIegraph.d
As e.dangPgiug the expedition.
trl,Ir the gCmDlaiufs brought Colonel
Hen t4elInau'S attention to-day Is that OF
\ poor woman who undertook 10 convey
SpaUiard and an English woman, who were
provided win proper passes, utsIde of the
federal line. sis was impressed by hem on
rtachI : that point, ana obliged 10 drive
L. H." confederate picketS, two miles this
"a / Fairfax, when the conveyance was
from her, and not returned for several
~, leaving her on neutral territory. In
T"antlu" she was twenty four hours
~rAont food, and received nc pay for her ser
iae woman reports that while in the enc
my.s iiav5 q soldier rode MP and disarmed him
sell. Possibly he was = deserter.
MovFAEsrs OF PATTERSON = coLUMs
IAA!Iks8URG, July l. noon The whole
amy moved up to this place yesterday, and
T.R are eUC1mpft here, where We are now
gri--'y spending the 4th OF .iuly. Most adj
.-.:arie order prevails, although some out
rag, have been committed upon private pro-
perry. Capt Nadenbush Commander Of a
r3mpany III Col. Allen First Virginia Regi-
meHt, has had his house completely Quilted by
sj-aEglers from various regiments.
Col Baliiers 2lsta Col. Davis ed Penn
tylyaula Regiments are principally blamed
i with Il. Capt McMullin g Rangers are now
keeping guard over it, The soldiers got into
bis dlstlilery and began 20 abstract large
quantities. Of liquor, when the liquor was or
dered to be einptied ;nto the creek Gen.
Patterson has given strict orders to shoot the
tTtt man caught stealing private properly
and the order will be rigidly enforced
rUm0r prevails that General McClel-
Ian column is only two days march from
us, but | am unable 10 trace 1t 10 any reliable
souIce. The nearest force Of Confederates to
rs Is at the Big Springs, on the route TO Win
chester, three miles below here. This is only
y double picket guard. Gen. Johnston has
moved forward the heaviest part OF his col
umn to Bunker Hill, q small village ten miles
distant. His column has been seriously weak
ened by sending / .u0o man forward To assist IN
opposing MctleIian's advance. 1t is there
lore reduced 10 about l. 600 men, ard is nu.
mericaily less than the Federal force by 1900
men.
Burnside's Rhode Island battery will be
here tomorrow. Major Doubleday's heavy
battery il now here. The Wisconsin regiment
and lIlh Pennsylvania regiment have gone
back N Williams port TO guard the battery up
lhts far, ana also the provision train.
tsierddy Company Is, of the 10th regi-
mtnt, came across secession patrol of cav
airy and fired upon them, killing one and
"oundI TWO.
Yesterday about ffty cavalry passed
tte head OF The column of Federal troops
reached here. They were in Il very great
hurry. The -aople OF this town received the
Federal troop. with quiet but deep demon
stFatlons OF JOY. Ladies' and children througed
ihr streets IN perfect security and with laugh
me, Joyous hidrity within two hours alter
The troops had pitched their tents After s
O'Clock not Z so!1ley, save the guard, was TO
t* ecu IN ho streets.
The pockets. by mistake, fired upon each
e'h~F last night, and one man in Col. Nagie's
regiment Was killed
An officer in the medical staff Of Col Jack
teL brigade. rs it reireated from the ba tile
u MONDAY at Hainesville through this place
"a aa'u he had with him thirteen wounded men
these, with those that are known 10 be in
Iai u houses in the neigh borh ood would make
NE Confederate loss fully twenty five.
nave as yet seen but tour prisoners taken
by he federai troops from the lines of the
eheIhy, Ia ihe 1sht OF Monday. No advance
WI! be made from here until 10 morrow.
~ tle engagement at Hainesville, the First
wv Troop, OF Philadelphia were exposed TO
'4ie IRE Of the enemy for some time.
yesterday morning the cketguard of COM
rAby T. scott Legion, under Captain Hawks
"oi'u' took four prisoners, among whom was
1Tooper of ihe en+Iny, Whilst upon scout.
eehtihy passed through here on Monday
AFTERNOON, with forty two prisoners, taken
t," VARIOUS Pennsylvania regiments, some
.Nelh suaggIeis VINO left the lines to Gght
I'm Lher oTn hook; most OF them We're OF
pain ness company OF the Is h Penn
lama regiment, who were surroun ded by
enemy cavalry, and being dressed ex-
90, "Ae lhs regulars, were mistaken by thu
-F,A4n ior Federal troops until rests lance
vas useless
a., n me night OF Tuesday, near Haines VILE
~ ,ILpa"y +. 2tcavalry, captured numoer
teen 1 '" "0 io"i
t-Hefe are many falsehoods in the foregoing
-''A 'he render will readily detect
PROM fokfEgss MONROE
\ ,o,fn baltimore papers OF Saturday bring