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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-13
FROM STANTON.
lsFEcI.L CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE DISPATCH.

lsPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE DESPATCH. J
SrAuHroy, June 18th, 1861.
Brigader General Wise reached here yes
tcrday evening i'll the Richmond train, Witu
mis- staff and attaches, napseering in n! nine
or ten persons h - greeted with t.;e
greatest enthusiasm 1T all the stations along
the route, aud made i've short addresses dur
Ing the day. AtLOuisa Courthouse a large
concourse WAS collected, including many Ia
dies, who ShoWeT"l bouquets upon the OLD
hero Al the conclusion OF his short and stir
ring appeal. At Charlottesville, also, and the
University, large crowds were collected, who
seemed perfectly wild with enthusiasm ana
delight. tier dining at the American in this
town, he visited the eucdmpnltut near the
town, and made a short address 10 the sol
dierS. Hon a. IL II. Stuart also made them a
war speech during the evening. Great desire
is NANTES ted 70 Join the Wise Legion, and re-
Cruiuug officers are CanVaSslAg the V hole
country. TWO Lexing ton Cadets started up
the Valley this mOrnlng 10 raise company
and yesterday evening Capt. Books company
OF Cavalry, splendidiy mounted and wait
ing for double barrelttd guns their chosen
weapon, voted unanimously TO joia the LIZ
gion. They number upwards OF ninety men.
The most favorable accounts reach US from
the Northwest, though the many refugees
from their homes, situated in certain corrupt
localities or that region, who are now here
attest too palnt0lly the fact tn 1t the bloody
yandals are pollutIng our soil, and insulting
threatening, exiting and numbering our people
Among these refugees is Mr.. Hail, OF WstZai
Il member OF the Convention, whose name is
familiar TO your readers. He addressed the
people last night, after General Wise had
concluded, in response TO complimentary
Serenade.
To-day two regimen Is left towards the scene
of aCtIou-Col. FulkersOu'S and the Twenty
third, under Col. Talidterro.
There is no mis- stalking the spirit Of the peo-
Pile il this section. The very Joy OF battle is
kiudled among them, and men, women ana
children are CiamOrOus for the fray. God aid
not create Western Virginia for au easy prey
TO an invader, and her Internal mountains are
so many eEerla> ting monuments of freedom
You must not expect 10 hear much of Gen
| WIse's movements they are to be secret, sud
den, rapid, and terribly energetic. Great lib
eralty Is exhibited towards him by the PEG
| pie, and to- morrow morning II O'Clock fine
| charger Will be formally presen ted MIN, III
| public, by Hugh w. Shetf-y, Esq. 1t is
| present from citizen OF the county, and
! splendid ANIMAL blood bay geding, five
years Old, and fifteen or SIN teen hands high.
Several Regiments are still AT this place
! awaiting orders TO march westward. All art
| in good health and spirits. L.
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FROM HARPER'S FERRY.
zcIAL CORRESPONDENTS or rHs DISPATCH
H.spRR's FERRY. June 9-Stglt.

HAMPERS FgRRY, june e-Stght.
I l write you rs conclusion OF my letter OF
ahe same date, written this morning.
/ Active exertions are making 10 render our
position a perfect recluse. This morning the
bridge connec ting Maryland and Virginia, al
Point of Rocks, was burned, by order from.
this post IL is said the sight was grand and
exciting. 1t vas entirely destroyed, Thus cut
ting of any possibility OF Federal troops
crossing into Virginia, Al or near that point.
This afternoon IA number Of canal boa &c
We're burned opposite this place, and the Wa
ter drawn from the Canal.
On Saturday night the bridge az Berlin, six
miles below here, Was also destroyed. The
Potomac will soon be clear Of bridges, and
Abe will have 10 roll up his trowsers and
W ade,'' il he gets across.
From all ranspiring, judge there are i'm
portant movements on foot.
Large quantities OF provisions and proven
der are constantly arriving. However our
men are all well fed and comfortable, as great
care upon the part OF those IN authority man.
ifested that il should be SO.
About 1900 troops arrived to-day.
From indiea tons everywhere apparent,
begin to think Father Davis intends To liz +;
and If he does, you can safely "go your pile
that " somebody viii DO hurt" PEI.
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Canal Locks and Boats DESTROYED.
HAGEAsrows, June 10. +. VI The Con fede-
rates crossed the river at Mercersvilie aud on
Saturday night attempted To SEIZE canal boa rs
and some 500 barrels OF flour, but failed IN
consequence O: the SHARP sburg Horse Guards
beiag stationed there. The Guards, undt r
Lieut.. Hewitt, drove them back. MERGERS lille
is above Shepherds town.
The NIrglnians have burnt three cana! boats
and dCS troy I'd two locks between the Point OF
Rocks ana Harper's Ferry. The two bridges
At Berlin and Point OF Rocks were burnt yes
terdaS morning.
Report says the Coniederates were unable
70 destroy dam No. 4, but that the Firginians
have crossed the river ahd des trJyed the
guard locks AT that point, and thrown in
large rocks 10 obstruct The navigation. They
have also destroyed all the skirs and scows
between. Shepherds tOwn and Harper's Ferry
Fine lords have recently been discovered
near the mouth OF the Antle;aul, seven miles
above Harprr's Ferry. They are not more
than three feet deep anywhere in low water
There Is perfect rock bed the whole way
Tae eighty men AT Shep herdstowa we're re-
intorced by q iuil regiment 10 day.
The tonfedeTdtes have torn up the plaakS
% the bridge ~ thai place, and all are SO
Turned as 10 burn easily whenever they NAV
consider II necessary 70 destroy II.
Army Movements in Western Maryland.
HAdgEsrowN, June l0.-Sone friends OF
Gov. HICKS, including Senator Colds boruug IA
aud the Secretary OF State, arrived here this
General Thomas brigade and asked troops
for Frederick. Gen. Patterson will itnIGe
dlateiy advance brigade To that point. They
march to-day.
Gen: Williams 81 Brigade, consisting of the
Tth, b!h and 10th Regiments, and the Scott
Legion, Reached GreeEcas tie vest. Eday. For
ward movements from this poiat must b..
made to-day or Tomorrow. IL is evident thaL
the Is. and 81 Brigades viii form the first d.
vision.
z Positive information has been received of
me dies tfuctiou of dam No. oil the Chesz.-
peaEe aud ORio Canal, which exvites IN.
greatest. Iudig aatlon among the pso ple Of tals
section OF Mary land.
All tie members of the First City Troop are
well. There Is very little slekisess alncLz the
soldierS Vi The Scott Legion none are sert.
ousiy sick Good health prevails tn Uoloael.
bare and Bs!iisr's Regiments
FlT-iuidas are escaping III great numbers.
Twelve crussed The Potomac a / Liekins Greek
station, seven rliIes above C!aar spriGg, lae
night, and TWEEN ~ one are t~cted 10. tight
Every man 10 firgtGIi, bstwesu the s,.vs on
sixteen and SIXTY, L. required 10 eater the SCI :
wee on OF before Thursday next
NirGiaiaas v no have just arrived here say
the SeeeASi 1nlsts claim 10 nave IL uta nlet IA
Harpers Ferry. TIE Union men ol GlYgsaia,
however, say there are oniy eJo0.
The Berkeley Border tiuaids and Clarke
Rifles, which left Aarssassurs GA Saturday
last Tor Harper's Ferry. Number 80 men
a company Of Rltie Ringers from Mlaehes-
/ ter are stationed al harrisburg
Ii - funofed thai tssc pieces Of aItifi.x :.
brass six Founders. are planted close to VI ii
Transport, Ola the Virsiii.s side, concealed.
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!ELNiRAPsiiG NEWS.
LANDING OE FEDERAL TROOPS NEAR
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, June i2.--The Republican Of
this morning says that Federal troops in
large numbers landed yesterday at Hilton
Head. The object Of ths landing j. not kupwa.
but the event has caused considerable ex-
element.
Commodore Ta,nall Is in command Of .Ss
State troops.
we are indebted TO ID. O.. Duncan for The
following private Dispatch
SAVANNAH, June l2.-The reported ls.ciGg
of troops on Hilton Head IL false Cor,tns-
doIe l4tnali has examined the "a mol. ,,.e,,,.t
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Later ironi I.ur.ps.

1T. JGFSs, =. b., uns IL The s,,-ssLfs
AaFkfic haa arrived @ith DATES isusa a, lvFr.
To tae sih inst tats dsts ~ statsa ln i..ss
- ~'ei', out we thlh1 u l. ~ eT1or -Rpl
Zee sairs Of Sottus "a Monday ana, f1.st
were -sSVv h.s.vs. The market Mas steady s.,sy
active. bgeaastuus we're ssen
LoAann, eohsois we're quote. So v1saeiS
ihV intrii'S acs brought u E.. q a,srtats, a.
nouuees tLat Eiigtaud AUD Flsi Sc viii Nc.
hso.t PrivatesEs from 6I!Gsi9s pri4,s lata
tneiT Iorts.
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81. Lows, juae IL lit is author .tssseefx
announced That tho Federal sFcopS, angsy
eq1asEs here 80
oen. tssce, Gov. Jackson, Col 4.yoa ans,
Not bltlT nave hal u eops *fvacs Tue to-
LIEF Proposed 20 mt':sd.aa the Federal tsos.ss.
s.d aiseand tav militia. Tie htssr tasss,asss,
bss4sl refused 1en. fgies aaa the t;vsxs,.
rvtaTaed to isfersel Cay by u special srAIn.
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Mere observation-disclosures.

ST. LOUis, June l. A SAINT, r. letter sa,s
mat Capt. Maury, OF N.Tg.nsa. Taps i.l.a-
say ald Siepheas, and III loE Sib'ey, e.. = A
nave reSIZaed. / Is also ~ ,iinaIsd tEat Gel
,'fayson aad Mayor ReyRo!ds Will soou lot.
low.
4he arizona T(Gts save HAT the Team.
have seized / heavy artas<i IrAia o.. It's Nay a,
tbs icrks.
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Lieut.. Franklin Durrett, OF the Mount
Pleasant Rifemen, died i'll fredericksburg on
Sunday last.
Ed. q. Randolph, arrested as a suspicious
character in Augusta county, has been dis
charged from custody.
They have commenced raising the great
/" Union gun" (Which fell overheard in Balti-
Inore,) with prospect OF success.
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From Another Correspondent.


Dispatches Were received in IOrkto Wn early
this morning from Col. Magruder, (who is
stationed AT Bethel Church on the road 10
Hampton stating that large force of y an
KEGS had marched up from Newport News
within two miles of the Church, and an at
tack was hourly expec ted. In a short time
the Louisiana Regiment and the Halifax Cav
airy took up their line OF march III double
quick time for the scene OF conflict. To show
You how eager our men are 10 meet the van
dals of the North, when the above fac Is were
made known, though there were one hun
bred and thirty OF the Louisiana boys on the
sick list, all but thirty marched with their
regiment. AT eleven O'Clock, MIR. Jno. A.
Jones, of Warwick county, who had gone
down 10 witness the tight, returned and re-
ported that the Hessians had been twice re-
pulsed by our gallant men, and were prepar-
ing for third attempt before he left Unfor-
tunateiy for the poor wretches, and unlike
our Revolu tionary sires at Bunker Hill, our
powder and bail were not expended. At three
O'Clock this afternoon, Col Magruder's body
servant cams dashing into Yorktown with
written dispatches from the Colonel, an
nouncing u third attempt and total discom
fiture of The enemy with Il loss of 200 men,
while our loss was only one killed. SEC
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From anolhrr CORRESPONDENCE.
HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA LIFE GrARD,


YoKKrOwS, June 1lth, lo6l.
When | wrote last were in the country
| at place called Bethel Church, and il WAS
! sunday We spent the day pleasantly until
! at Night, when there was an alarm given,
| caused by cannon firing down towards Hamp
| ton We afterwards learned tina: one OF the
county companies had encountered Federal
troops, and had a tght-nothing more than
scrifnmage. At O'Clock we were startled by
the bugie sounding the assembly call" In
two minutes every soldier in the encampment
was III arms aud ready for duty, having pre-
viously been instruct ted To sleep with accoutre-
ments ON and arms by the side.
Iug MARCH.
In half an hour the North Carolina Regi-
ment, under command OF Col. Hill, brave,
Dol commander, and competent leader, were
ordered with three guns of II aJor Randolph's
Battery, 10 march toward Hampton, While the
Virginia Life Guard, Henrico Southern
Guard and Young Guard under 1t. Col Stew
| art, were ordered 10 move lswer down the
encampnent and take the position vacated by
| the North Carolina Regiment. which was
promptly done. 1t was noble sight, as we
stood near the outer limits OF our encalnp-
| fncnt, la the grey of the morning, TO see the
| Ho"itzers and the North Carolina Regiment,
| those worthy sons of noble States, under the
command OF our gallant Col. Magruder, deltte
past us and advance 10 meet the merceuary
| iegions OF besotted Government They
| We're soon lost TO sight in the woods and all
WAS stiil, except the occasional challenge of
Il sentinel or All outpost all the men were
| expecting some great event.
THE RETURN.
| Col. Magrader and his command had only
| gone three miles down the road when they
| learned that the enemy they were in pursuit
! OF had retired 70 reinforce, aud intended max
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THE LATEST.

From the Baltimore Papers of Tuesday.l
Obstruction of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal by The Confederates- Bridges Burnt
Canal Locks and Boats DESTROYED.
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Position of Confedef ate Forces al and Near
Harper's Ferry.

H46ERsToTS, une o.-NO troops from
ChambersbGrg have reached either this point
or William sport 10 day. Your corres pondtnt
saw The Confederate p!ckets from Williams
port Heights 10 day. ! counted 80, by the aid
vi 4 glass, on guard, and saw forty wo stacked
muskets, indica ling the number OF the relief
/ guard concealed / also discovered the ser
geant and corporal Of the guard on horsebae k
and discovered noun ted guards pickle led abb u {
half a mile beyond The river, on the crest OF
The hill, III the open woods. Tie number Of
troops iii the peighborhoud is Judged TO De
about 200. The largest body is encain ped ut
Failing Waters, 1iye miles below. Every
ford Is ictly guarded, and the Confedera let
have seized aud broken up every small boat
on the river that they could get their laGds
on. AS soon as the river tails. however, There
viii be- htty fords easy OF access for the Fed
erai Infantry aud Cavalry. The passage Oh
the Potomac cannot be prevented.
Reliable lEformaIion from Harper's Ferry
down 20 Thursday, says that no change had
taken place in the position OF affair there.
The number y! troops there Is put down from
halt "A dozen sources al about l2,pU0 Your
CORES pouue2t believes the number to be
about 300. News received to-day from tie
Ferry confirms The statement OF the bridges at
HaTper'5 Ferry and Shepp4rdstown being
mined. Trains OF ganpowder arc laid trom
the middle piers, ia water proof cases, with
long fuses attached.
nave seen destrters from the Cen tedeTate
troops at HA-per's Ferry, Saeppardsiown
aud n ar EsbuIg 10 day, who eseaped over
the Potomac last night. Fifty Virginians ale
at Wiiiiamsport, awaiting the advance Of the
Federal troops to return home.
Tue SectssIonists have destroyed dam No.
5 on the Potomac eight miles above WiI-
Transport, Today. ~ prevent the construction
OF boat bridges Oh rs breast Tor the passs. d
of Federal troops. IL il expse ted also that
they VIII destroy dam No. 1, nine miles be.
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FROM YORKTOWN.

.-s..al CORRESPONDENCE OF The DISPATCH
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INTERESTING PAPERS FOUND.

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The MARCH.

Col. Magrader and his command had only
gone three miles down the road when they
learned that the enemy they We're in pursuit
OF had retired 70 reinforce, aud intended max.
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f,1gc Number Of Yankees Killed
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TyNEESE Safes are now in all the United States,
| and huve been tested in many hresi the following
shows another instance o their capaoIl y IN resisting he
WItMER's BRIDGE,
InncaEt,r Township, July 30, 1850
MEstRs. Evans < WATGoN,-Gentlemcn The small
Pc 40 Salamandcr Safe which purchased from your
agent Mr. Adam X. Barr, in Lancaster City, July 2Oh,
withso0d IN a most satisfactory manner This safe,
tanning MI my hooas, together with valuable craperS belong.
no % myself and my ucI-boTs and friends, aHt
representing value of over Twenty Thousand DUDiIs,
lS2U,OOol was IN my Mil which was destroyed on the
ghl the o1h # Juy 1850 and passed through the fiery
ordeal uus uhed, The safe he second floor. and
eul0 the basement of the Mil ard subjected for six
hours heat among the ruins which Greatly
increased by the combustion Of large quantity Of rIan
was opened and the books and papers taken out in
OF perfect preservation, the paper not even beng dcouE
ed TINS fact however, Ia many lysianders better
recommendation II yOuT Sales than could he expressed IN
Yonrs, respectfully SAMUEL RANCK
Anotdcr Victory for Erans and IVatsoa's
.SalQlaander Safe.
OswESo =. Y, March - 1850
Gentienen--lt affords me much pleasure 70 iuiom you
that the safe No ., (upugh) which purchased Of b..
Stroud. your travelling agent has passed through
ceedngly hot fire in three srOry brick building, which
heated the SAFE white heat, that the of 1t
,ppeur melted: but 1t preserved books aud valuable
feel thankful!
Yours. respectfully, in ELDRIDGE
E-T- \ large assortment the above SAFES always
on had at 5Oi Chesnut street. ale 81 south Fourth St,
! Philadelphia.
| Octnber Z, l-60.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-30
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