The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

NEeIiSe k-Ss thSaEs--AFfest as (lEILFnS-. 4 h,,
Burned Bridges, IS.
We frI u tAe WAse.iag Ia,euisencer fun
accounts o. the movements Of the Fed.ral
troops, under Col. Kelly, from that city to
GntaH, Va. Tae InteIltgencer ia = styong
LepHg,tAu paper, aad its statements are by
noa.esas fsee from party bias. Ithas a letter
from a correspondent who describe in glow.
.-- lyle The reception OF the troops At every
s,.pgase. We make the following extracts
from tAe letter:
-"ESfs cY THE RoCTR.
Al The way out through Marshall the Mt
in's. enthusiasm was awakened by The APP
H-aI.La-t Ui !Ge soldiers. Owing 10 the alarm 70
is "P3T's ot tue llght before, rumors tiat
-ftt"r'H troops Fere approaching, We foCud
crowds ~ every stopping place, who chepred
foe trains IFS taey passcf. At Glen Esstou
-" i'rNa company =! - or 80 rine;aeu, aud
trFi1at Ch posse. s-c tG-r company Of them
lH-. h"TiH- u Eh&FS -, All marching toward )
Cameron, which taey heard was 10 be ,tf.t.s,-
FH @rt hurDt by state troops. At ifaiuer3r,
@a .1Nu4 crowd '.,Selp Died pI sof2e $40. per
hlIs, v-aJ insisted cu stlGdiug oat q. a lie r.
'.t.-in aid cheering the soldiers nearly All
taH GuI~ they were there. Gna REPORT if tho
advance 0f SJstheEu troops hal been received
'hr uIz p before, ANA hundred Tiu u7incu had
been UHIrt arth>, E01Fl,lnZ the town ali nighf:
aaN ai tH5s uTn@ .HeN with rifles On jne,r
49, N''4'-'-s ~ - -li stA4 5sttftLiBtlH,
word having been sem cct the night beI1ts,
AaaIvAL At XAssIHGrcs.
Oar trans reached Harrington a little af
TT noon, ard M appearance OF the troops
..arauier-i, 5y strpg4se T6g,, had fr9,t@'t
H.,,...ysr th, = ,r.;.., y,-4s r,T,, no tr,, 49,,
rss', ttua -, this was nG usual since thp burn
ll.- rf the l~fss,.. a .9..si.er.,lIe ,rs,,.,j -
st tna depot Sc .i'I-s- 4 tine trains rolled in
.,ar displayed Jaa American Tag aaIda- The
-.@.'.si a"fa.5i-s1E
hsf-.F rt sE.E-Sl r%isr7-oEs XIII Fn AND
AN"rH a. WOUNDED.
Hardly had the -8lIiefs been there Fl ya min,
.-tas u3i ;aey had arrested and under .sua,I
,...- sra---io.I-is ,slrlelv = a ,-.ra ,..,s,.
rtnti Wells, Ur. Euox. = r7prch2ut- Cb4s
1attl,,T- %uTariu,auLpg- of tb.f eai,;r, ~,
g.: i -. Il J; Er. Grant, defeated .+le..f.-r,
...ln.l4t.g lyg f.- IL .s!ltura a5.I- lone s:,.@
y. ,s-. e constable These iilqg} All aae,aaI ~
,sptyt nothing short oteyocutiou Oh the spot.
= ... v-,rs arrtigna. before t.,fonar xiii
s..1 r-l-tsaI Wells. Knots ana f;~,1t 5'
-frgr tt}-nz the DATA atnI-l.-r. bnt -..iiD.-t
II 81. h~"s aud $0o }a0ass
The t!-iH, soon alleI moved on down to tha
h--l hHrn-i bridge, y mere lue men dispnnDl{i1-
't ana par-J-d i1 a meadow. tC,I kolia-
-..7 DIS li"i SIN con- ptuias and started f5T
tF.1lnEi5a, some L'rts miles below, Jrg..
~.'.E, tt Vas s.tid, Ihe Taeu who oniut iue
'rr = had t3:C', az where ~ vH- rgrcrte4
.'- Eity armed secession troops were stu.
ts.-"H. ejetu"hije the remainder ct ta=
@.t IA g. 81 s'-t t'it 70 NflL[ Ont BiC
D-. tai .,4as@ ou the ue!.E51riu- !.ills. with
ORDERS t5 BRING iH any persons they mjgD5 flnd.
ia i--s than tn ml"4teS after tLrtr arrival
.a.F brought Ia si:s, some of whom. 1t was
it7.H'r.F asserted b some Union Icea from
.t" country around, were accessory % the de-
,a - 'ur - rig 'aa7HS o' tnah con
- 90 - o - - - ~ ~ ~ u ~ '.1si7' ana -
80 = l'.s@o-'-'s III M ''' t'eE must nave itt1
49, " - - = ~, a - = ~ a. 80. 'H@fe-
- '-" y" ',''Si ''' tAlHiiiit-
'' '.F t.'" A-l+Nft ttie it'5t>t HaA OF NJ
y. ~-'' - az ''I - " ! 81 +A'ht-5'
. =, So -. ~ -, - nc s.p"tS'
asr-.. @ - - 10y Hi5 IT lhe'I.
.. 80 'l.... a s'.i tlt''l'S ~ Ii'S5 "Stt-
''. t t..,I+ - - -'Eil1, q SO OF" OF IN
.'' '' - -uls -i.o @.iEt yer A'fn on
a.. -'r n, ,- -. - = 80 , "i.''' mn
..-, - NJ ~ tNVn INC IL
-,... - ...f,r - -. - - .''-'1 WIZ GA
,1ar,- ,.,. ~ - ~ l. roUIt.sIt @ "Ht never
s..as ' "a ''''' '-1'' 'o+-A''5 A'iei-1-
T., ,l,, ...,.:.-. -
I.Tr., - ~, -, - ) ~ ei rom
o.,.-~ ,--i r'.,,r..,1 -, ~ So - ~ -
L.fl ~ l''. ,'''~ tHLl t4rl- ,0aLa a,.1
Man -l, .. ~, - - " ~ - 1i'ot -
almost - ,. ,o.i '.I'y i9ii,'' -
tus .-gt Mind ~ tIair 80,
XIII. :s~,af 80 - = 80, ( go; ,';.-.t,' L''-
s.atr lIls y7t,',ss snr-,,t,.,,,i ~ ! - - ~
I.ot loaz iii they had unrsrt}lti sayerai q, 49,
fnEItls~s, most Ut whom Ih-v raDtuTad Tua
men Wlo we're shot We're running from tl,tr
TnrSu~r7, " bo called ont 10 them 10 surran-
tt'-. 4. GL AtAA1ti% IRIS, lEAF were told they
would ba shot unieSs they did Nnuttau-lru
W Wl- paid 10 the comm md and several sbnis
vese fired. killing one lns Lantiy and wound.
jig "ao.l ler.
a..N NOT learned a. this writing what was
C5Lu with 1he prisoners The i'm nDrrszicn n
came was mat tiey would te tried by 9 court
IE 4,t.Il- Against sOlha OF them there i very
str.u- positive evidence that they set fire 70
tE- .ri-res.
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