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THE FIGHT AT BETHEL.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 81, 1861

| To he Editor Of the Whg:
send, enclosed very graphic and spirited account
IN private letter, Of the late battle aBethel by an eye
witness and prticiplnt-a private in Capt. Grammers
company Of Halifax Light Infantry. As your readers
viii, ,Os per1se It vithSnterest and qualification,
have CHAINED leave TO onsr It for publication in tie
| Waig. Yours, truly.
Scarcely had flushed my last letter to- you when
orders came to march upon the enemy who were said 10
be about siS miles off and approaching Us. We pushed
OF s rapidly as possible and when we were within about
oie of thcr, our advanced guard cane ia and report
ed that the enemy numbered nearly 5000. As we only
biabout5JO men, we fell back at once to Bethel Church.
Were the rest OF the North Caroiuians and the HOwt
zrs we're entrsuched This Church Is hight on the bank
,f creek. that divides York County from Elizabeth
. Civ Here General Magruder determined to make a
s-l and after arru eng lis forces came to COM
7rv who wers posted on toe RICH; flank with portion
of he Uoazsrs) ard told Us ho had given what he
considered tie most dangerous and mos! important pc
i8n ana tina, VIC must defend ii 10 the last breath.
.hga-h. him q fine looking theu-but my eyes fol-
loved LEE. Whenever lad time, du-irr the hottest and
hi kes Of the leht and never did such splendid
locking mau, coo'y and calmly walking about tie men,
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Retreat on Richmoud!!

That gres. s,rttegis, che "it', rIiaia Of the New
Y5.s Times, no. content with ay.ng down hafJozsn
c,nparas tor General Scott and overhaulrg his plzls
generally has generously coniesceuded TO come over IN
10 our lines aud give the Rebel leaders the bensf, OF lis
profound suggestions. We copy his views thai cur uu-
cultivated Generals may have the opportunity Of profit,
lug By BIZ, superior genius Is viii be seen, that he sus
costs that our oulg hope Of safety is in abandoning The
V5r,y an Manassas junction and concentrating as soou
A. possible In end arou1d Richmond five DO not adopt
this course we win be Gu. or IN detail by the inynctle
lssious Of clckensteslsrs from Yankee land TIE gen
erl rout he ances has already begun by the retreat o.
G neral Johnston from Harpers Ferry and the terrible
advance Of General Patersoas Division. Unfortunately
r,- the sagacity OF the great stretgs, Jotnsoas
t-sat vas an advance and Paterso-s advance became
"a socedy retreat.
The vlgar iusoeuce Of this writer is par with his
stupidity. Bl: /, may be that We can g,bsr from bis
suggestions some idea Of The real designs Of the enemy
F,om him AID other Northern writer's We infer that i is
proposed 20 occupy Wtsera Virginia i'm force They
are perfectly ig1o5sn. OF -aa region and The people W.
iala5i il. They think the whole population are Of che
Garlic type and Cha, Yankees have only show them
selves % be embraced a5 b-o.ha-s. Is no par. of our
duty TO uIdec.ye them. There IS very G.is doubt
boseyer but thar they supposed that by this tme Gen
eral Paterson would have driven all the Confederate
forces across the mountains and would have had posses
sion Of stanton and R9oa,a Gap. There Is scne r,a-
son 70 believe strange as 70 may arp-ar} that Genera.
Sco, srd tle other military authorities at Washington
INDUCED this expectation. w., are uos sufficiently
skilled In military alirs TO appreciate che wisdom 0til
s,r-tegv-eseu & successful. Blu. +, none o. our bus
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who wish TO act in obedience to law viii shrink from the
double crime Of treason .nst their State and treason
against their whole couury and obey the order of their
Governor. -
o. the other bar D. The call Of the Convention on all
LOYAL citizens to arm and form for the protection OF her
ste against the usurpa,on Of the consprators and in
vaders and a steady movement across the Allegheny
Mountains, TO the Valley Of Virginia, south Of james
Rr.r viii euabe the Government 10 cut oh the retreat
Of me rebels and ssnge the conspiracy aoHg with the
traitors before they escape from the soh oil virginia
now dlshOaorCd and Gesecratcd by their presence.
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EAesrnrE's SEv-It is said that Col Mlgruder had
with him the Bethel Church his ole force Of regulars
Who were under bin in the Usi,ed States army they
having deserted in order 10 join their old leader This
lv scccu IN part fox thc terrible effect with which the
guns were mansgeda the late fsdt-NaskriAs Patriot.
This IS a mistake altogether. Col Magruder's old men
were not az Bete-tley may be With him o. some fG-
ture day. TIE terrible effect with which the guns were
managed vas due 70 Nor Randolphs HovI,zsrs Of this
city They are the boys Who did tie work, and are
ready and able 20 repeat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

Ncs Of Lincoln army only enlisted .or three mouths
and the sgas increase that the greater portion Of them
viii uot re.e-is. The Tria,s's correspondent, from
Fortress Monroe appears to ap7yehcnd th-, this win be
The case with che brave vo.uaec-s from Massachusetts,
We observe Tire expression Of similar apprehensons in
respect to mary others No joub, It is subject 0: great
anxiety to tae usurper7 at Washington.
The three months expire about the 18th or 2o.h of
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We ecpy letter 20 the New York Tribune, from
For sess Monroe. L may contain matters Of interest 10
some Of our Ftofie. Tie experiments vi.h the great
gp- a, The RIP Raps are spoken Ofyesy avOrabiy; but
,.hsr intelligence represents them as failures.
The movements Of troops and hints il the letter
would cirque tss. come expedition was on ioot-possbly
smother advance in.o another masked battery We
Ho-e our boys wiz take care 10 have one ready for them
Tssy are the bes, machines yet invented for en.ragping
Nlr.-.s
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Cen. Patter.on,. p.rl,Ien.

A Philadelphia, paper says that Gen. Pauerson's com
uaEl az WiG1msport, the 18Th june about IS 600
Baltimore correspondent Of the 10th, 70 the same pa
per- puts tie number at l9 600. This Is the army which
rerea.el so br,kly before Johnstons ragged and half
starved rebels, numbering somewhere between and
1900. The enemy report him at l6o0o-3.ooo less
than t5emselyes-ard sd. they reea.ed to gather re-
Inducements
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WHERE WILL THE INSURGENT ARMY OFFER
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

We are indebted to Er Boisseux for parcel Of de-
lcious peaches, direct rom Georgia We hear he hes
made arrangements for large and constant supply Of
this luscious fruit from the Ialy Of the CoufedeTacy
What q country IS oursl While the Yankees are ekiDg
ous q miserable existence on eorned cod and dried sP
pies, We are reyeng in all the deucacies Of the new
year. No uoadar they envy aud hate.
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queen Victoria.

The Paris papers eo0ain ntmadons that the Qseen Of
England is threatened with insanity. She suffered greatly
from the death Of her mother, the Duchess OF Kent,
and has not rallied from the depression Of spirits rro
dceed by that event Physicians have hsen called from
Germany and Paris 70 SEQ Der,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

PooR CNcINNATT-There is an appeal in the Cncin-
matt NsvS ola late issue, addressed 10 Ae City Council
calling upon them to adopt measures for the relief OF
their starving population, and expressing the astonsh
ment of the editor that the people have been able under
all the distress, to avoid breaking out in violent
10 obtain breed for their starving families.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

REsIGSAroSs.-The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald informs that paper that" or the As
cadets that arrived hero from West Point some weeks
SINCE and were commissioned as Second Lieuienans in
the amy, i've have resigned, giving for do
ing so that they would feht against Virginia Their
nsmes aye Chambs', Hoxton, Rice, Patterson and Camp
bell Their names we're stricken from the roll ofthe ar
my their Eedeuations not being acepted,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

PHILLlPPA not PHnIPPL-Eyen the Virginia papers
perss: il the msnomer of Phippi the county site
Barbour perhaps from the iuveterate military associa
tons connected with the Virginia cotempers.
ry says the town was nared Phippa in honor Of the
daughter of Judge Barbour after whom the county is
caad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
By Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, June !

DALIINUhti IuesI"1i VuIIO IVi IVVr'
Passengers from Fortress Monroe represent all qaie',
and nothing was known OF any intended movement
Il is reported that British vessel was coming in
Off the mouth of the Chesapeake. The Gladiator now
a. New York
The Harriet Lane coming in the steamer left,
and some passengers declare that one OF her wheel
houses was gone 1t Is presumed that she had had an
o:her engagement.
Some soldiers furlough cay that Gen. Butler is pre-
pairing to advance Great Bethel in force There is
said TO be immense force of Rebels between York
town and Great Bethel
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WHAT THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE CALLS 4 "sUC
CESSFUL" SCOUTING PARTY


The following piece Of vandalism is reported to tire
New York Tribune by a soldier from Newport News
Point The capture OF the negro girl will serve to ex
plain how General Butler obtains most OF bis "con,ra.
band OF war"
On Sunday, the scouting party, Of which 1 one,
lsn camp about O'Clock in the morning We proceeded
from Newport News TO Hampton We sspied IN the dis
auce about half hours walk from the Hampton Road
fine looking MANSION 'ohich upon approach prOued to
be the williamsburg Female Aeadayo Of Virginid Here
we captured Captain West who would give no other
count of himself than that he "a gentleman" The
only persons whom the premises Captain
West ard another man, who mace his escape as he saw
Us spp zach. There negro girl IN the basement
,rhoa zoe took nth Capt WeS; 10 Fortress Monroe where
We arrived about o'clock in the evening.
After the soldiers having charge of the prisoners
sta ted for the Fortress the remainder Of the party kept
possession o! the premises ait private Robert Vstzs
Of company 4, set drs 10 Is establishment burning
everything doto except the Kitchen ies ras but par
italy injured, ooing 70 rs 5sl"g detached building
Rxc,prrRE OF oSK OF OUR VESSELS WITH SIX OF TUE En-
ENY as PsIs9NERs-We learn that Captain Adams soop,
which toe enemy captured several weeks ago with load
o. ba,ol from Snhhed bound 70 Norfolk yes erdsy
re-eap,ured by OF friends up James Rver. ]!
appears she had some five ak persons board who
we're oagaged in Accommodating expedition and having
got up the river beyond the protection of the enemys
guns the wind died aud LEFT them to the mercy OF
LnSlr captOrs, POu1Ced uO"u al
secured vessel aud crew.-NOrfolk Day book.
LIScoLSnE PUAISHED.-A gentleman from Aquasco
District 81, Georges county. Maryland, states taat
election day large party of men down from WASH
ingtln and took possession Of the ballotbOI Mr. Jar
Doe residing Upper Marlborough, observing of
the Washington military rowdies place pistol at the
head of citizen who held Harris, Southern Rghis'
ticket approached the scoundrel and killed him. Mr. Jar
hoe was Instantly seized BY the Washington rowdies who
tied ropa around bis neck and conducted him Wash.
ington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

sourHEax CoIx-Dies for the new coin Of the Cor
federate States have been received DAtlonsgA At
branch mint and the superintendent has received orders
from hesdquarten not 70 strike OF any more uH''sa
States coin, hut V reserve the bullon.-Sse@nah q"
pwbliea~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
STATE CONVENTION.
MONDAY. June "a, 1861

MONDAY Juut III TOUT
The Convention met Mt 10 o'clock, A. N.
PRAYER by Rev. j. B. DoNcAN OF the Methodist OhuTcn'
ORDINANCES PRESENTED.
Mr.. MCFARLAND, from the Committee oil Finance,
presented an ordinance authorizing treasury notes ana
concerning the Banks; also,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
ATLANrA. june 10 lsfI.

r. H. Nav Mayor Your second dispatch receT.
ed. dispatch from AucrAey -tieEeiai Bet iniI ani
w. N. Browne Assistant Secretary OF State, sAys thy
have good believe he (dulburt) Is uuJu-y
pected and ought 10 be released immediately What ate
your reasons for thinking Otherwise Reply At
Il. U. lANCEr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
(Vrom the New York Tribune)
FROM GEN. BUTLER'S COLUMN.

RIFLED. CANNON ENTS-EXTRA0RDINA-
RY RESULTS-MORE BATTERIES On SEWELLS
POINT-CANN0N TO BE RlFLED IN LARGE NUM-
BERS-ROUTES TO YORKTOWN REC0NN0I Err
ED-A FORWARD MOVEMENT-ENERGY OF GEN
ERsL BUTLER-NEWP0Rr NEWS CAMP-THE
NEGROES.
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AUGUSTA, June 10, 1851.
b. e. ydneey R.q.-Send the mia liu5urt here No
is spy. | will pay all EXPENSE Let HE know wu,a
10 expect him. K. H. MAY, Mayor Y. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

AUUIaIAI june IT I5bI,
B. C. Yaneey, Esg The gentleman refused TO reg
ister at first. but when pressed, wrote legby. Hoe
keeper can't make anything OF iG but "HiIt, though
might be Hu1urt. K. Ii. MAY, Mayor, c. 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

ATLANTA, June ly, l5Sl.
r. H. Nay Mdyn Tho gentleman called Mr. Hi
IL arrested. Did Lac record his at your Hole -
Hulburt? b. q. YANcm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

AUGUSTA, JuLe ~, 1901.
B. c. Yancey, Esq.-Wha. hG'c you dore vita HGl.
burtY AMI anxious to got hold OF lin. q. b. LsuAT,
of Savannah elegraphs mere to-day 10 bold on to bin.
He knows him 10 be aspy. Answer.
K Ii. NAY, Mayor C. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

AUGUSTA, June ~, IoJi.
B. G. Hdncey, Esg.-Hulburt IL published ia he Rich
moad Examiner ana in the Char.eston Mercury Of TINS
day as New York Abolitionist and spy.
X. Ii. MAY, Mayor G. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

VIM II. HURLBUT, THE SUSPECTED SPY.
The following /, the telegraph, correspondence rel
tive to the arres. Of the man Hulburi 10 Atlanta. on
wednesday last
ATLANTA. Jane ls lsGl.
To His Hon, MAYOR Of AHan.a:-A man calling him.
self "Hlt" from Charleston left here Atlanta On tie
IL o'clock train this afternoon. liz yaise was mari.
ed London" He had large wbiskers-Eore light
clothng-weighed about $50 pounds. Please examine
him. We have reason to believe him spy.
X. Ii. MAY Mayor c. A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

ATLANTA June 90 1901.
r. II. Nay, Mayor We hold tlm yet, and are IA
Communication with cur Government. justice shall be
done. Il. o. lANctr.
u. H. Nay, Mayor BY order of.the Mayor, HulLurt
Is ordered under gurd TO Richmond, TO b. degei,d 70
the President for trial. Send your proofs 10 hun.
L. L. lANCEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

Hampton As he had left his ehsrpshooters behind HIN
in the woods on left the dragons co.d advance
until Capt. Hoke, Of Company +, lst Regiment North
Carolina Volunteers, had thoroughly explored them
When he gave the assurance OF the wood being clear,
Capt Douthat, with some 100 Dragons pursued. The
enemy in hi5 haste threw away hundreds Of canteens
hlversacks overcoats c.-even the dead were thrown
out of the wagons. The pursuit soon became chase,
aud for the third time the enemy tue rece over the
New Market course. The bridge torn up behind
him. and ou- Dragons returned 10 camp.
There we're quite 500 Of my regiment engaged ia
the fight and not half these drew trigger during
the fight. All remained maniuly at the pos! assigned,
and not in the regiment behaved badly. The
panies engaged much exposed and rendered
equal service with those participating the tight They
deserve equally the thanks of the county In fact is
the most trying ordeal which soldiers can be subjected
receive fire which their orders forbid them return
Had single company left its post would have
been exposed and the consistency and discipline Of the
unengaged companies can not be too highly COMMENDED
Permit NE, in conclusion, TO pay well deserved con-
pliment to the rst Regiment n. G. Volunteers Their
patience under trial perseverance under toll ard
uuder fire have seldom been surpassed by troops
After working night and day. sometimes without tents
and cooking utensils has never escaped them
to my knowledge. They have done large portion OF
the work on the entertainments at Yorktown as we'll as
those at Bethel Had all the Regi;lents in the field
worked with the sprt there would not be an assa-
able point in Virginia After the battle they shook hands
ssctonaely with the spades calling them clever fellows
and good hends The men are infnnced by high moral
and religious sentiments and their conduet furnished
another example o. the great truth that he who fears God
will ever do his duty 10 bis country.
The Coniederates had in all about 1000 men in the
action The enemy had the regiments Of Colonel Dur
yea, (Zouaves Colonel Carr Colonel Allen Col Bene.
dick, and Colonel Wardrop, (Aassachusetts) from 0d
Point Comfort and Eve companies OF Phelps regiment
from Newport News We had never more than three
hundred actively engaged at any time. The Confeder
ate loss IL wounded, of these one MORALLY. The
enemy must have lost some 800. l could nos without
great dsparsgement Of their courage place their loss at
lower figure. II Is inconceivable that 5000 men
should make precipate retreat without having sus-
taioed at least this much Of q reverse.
Let us devoutly thank the living God for Hs wonder.
fu Interpretation 10 our favor and evnce our gratitude
By the sysnplaElpes " our ilyes D. 3: Hut
$3.50 DOL let Reg, n, q We
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

"NOT so BAD AFTER ALL."- Infer
neuseborner Observation-Disclosures college BON,
r@cltsblatt" bat natlrli9 inter anbern aud bic
Sebensaufsabe, benz republifaniiaeu @puperneur
bieles@ taates am3euee 3u fiden 100 es nur sebt,
uno i9cn in leiuer eriten Drummer ma9t er 1l&
NIT pislem Gifer ans @ert. Der upioneer ant
Democrat" liefert tbna ta3u ben erpinldten@ tpf,
namli9 BEN prpteit Der Sf73iere bes 3 .&esiments
seeen bic militarif9en Gruennunsen. Nn bielen
bat bas @oltsblatt NIT &e&t 3u tateln, ba6 tein
Deutl@er barunter ii, unb es brldt biele Iatel
fir einen iuneen Mnfdneer re@t trdftis aus. Ml-
lein taum ITS oamit fertts, 70 erl@ridt es Iber
lstne eisene aubnbeit unb teQt benz @ouperneur
t&lieBlt9 las Sob aus, baB er tpenisnens> tie %
oernommsn, beab1t4ti &C. einenD eutl9en II.
5tpar 5errn Sbtrle BON Garner fir tas 5. Nest-
msnt an5ufeQen." Das neunt man pprne rG1pn-
ntrt unb binten flatttrt, unb Der IneriF bes
Uoltsblatts seeen Stanley 1ast mitbin ni9ts ais:
Greilid> @e.GreeQen3 bat niat re9t eetban, aQein
or. GreeQen3 Mb1i9ten fnb bc& gut unb Der
Mann TT "not SO bad after alp! 60 iR's
&e@t, 5err COLLEGE! Sob unb Gabel, Rutbe uub
3uderbrob INNER in etnem Cad. Das r1ao o,t
tbun fir benMnfane, aber auf ti.Dauer ,l&aNts
bait bod net."