The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-05
How the New. was Received in New York

EoW the News was Received In New York.
"Antelops," the New York correspondent
81 ths New Orleans Picay rune, writes to thai
paper, July e, rs follows
That vic tory Of tn. Southern forces uas a
sumner, and ths Northern cheek is blar chec
with nHieEess, AS the astounding intelligence
comes bafbns over on the wings of lightning
our papers OF this morning were jubilant III
ifebie- loaded editorials, over great vic.
Tory" which, they ,aid the Fedar,ls had won
Hhd not Only had this success been accom-
p!lshed-on paper-but the rebellion had re
cfIved lis death blow the traitors were Gu,
up ana anhllnIafsd, and, to all appearances
tie country he'd been snatched from it, awiul
pfrit, ana, ere long, We would be once more Il
37pFF hnd prosperous people.
Bat, al-s how soon was the cup OF reioic.
70 cached to the ground Scarcely had the
HEP'f1 c 10 aiming these glazing ts!sehoods
~ dih'sd thrcuEh tnt y IRENE bCuuds of the
oity era the air vas heavy with rumors o: 4
nehrtf~nurr:Ig disaE tor 10 the NortLern forces
-%hsit utter r at by the "enemy''-arId th.i
'r-rest hr"n Washington " tn an zrUalln {
'"'' or hie Never did see such chang,
rntne ever ths face OF mortal man as tha
FhcG sven. OYER The fs:rnres OF our comma
pt'y ~ irfs,- Never did i witness such {,
* its"sht-not ths n "a excitement Of III
1"itday, hUt fpppresstd ard trembling ex
ti!eulrt'-'th exc cement almost breaInIes
10 Wh sh took hold upon the paople as i.
Ia mana OF cea'a haa been laid suddenly up
1T ttsn
L - ouii~IlEs ere scanned amldst & brea n
''sa silence, md IN wNyftrer departed with
Solemn ald thoughtful tread; the Tex
tr'i ie"d "i n a painful yet hurried
"AEsrhess, a"J trOpp-d by the reader as if his
Hhnd bad t>"" t;''hg by vip.r, he IA her " h,
ana aon-afe5 a1t one but Two or three il
ne AceGr o. ear: tsc, read the mourntul id
* Will a lnDl& -epet eye, and who c47
"a AZ &s"n.z'd ana breaking heart Il
ahn'l be, nH- would sadly exciaim. ''tha,
uF trUois were such towards 3" AEot, 81
you'd fuin believe that the whole accounts
- re lflss; Business, what little we had
rans'' T.. is progress, aGd nothin. save The
tciliHis d"ttat WIS thought of
Ano "Aii nay :his city and The whole Nor III
yep 1io PNGse NJ such an overp helming tri.
u5of ~ 'buc~ over infamy and wrong
wei mas " arlington he shr0uded in gloom
Ah' TIE feepsTE OF The housc trembie Vel
my the Gari'g usupsr who has inauaurated
this War upon MS own C0uu;ryme,l be an.
pa'ied f1T he SAFETY OF bso own vile and guilty
oo'y di'r vel mag the residents Of Washing
'ob feaf t0r me tTapsier OF she bloody .trug
&c 10 ihe street, OF their own city
But who Cgu.d hare do'hted the result
shaE bad carefully .*aInin-i to the hoI,
history Fl the Qa.IEins crusade? Wno tina
Ma CINes-ed the prrjured inf.my OF the
Ffsslatht IN power COuli doubt that q ius
aud fearful Ietri6utiou E0ald o;ertake hii
mad and unhailo we'd desirnst VINO that saw
ne Cchs:itp lion ard the nations xacred law,
q easy trannis'i under foot by Il des pot
could ooitp. EGt what thete laws would, er,
IoI'St ere III ihtiT MAJ Asty and might, anC
swapping sinuder the bands hat bound them
rh'ne ones more Ia vildication Of their rlori
Gus Spp-eM.Cy.
40 ever SAW The truth baked forever p
DO evsr saw the right beaten 20 the erounC
sud di" 40 ever aaw lie anything but
lie. though dressed mp in ths stolen splendoI
OF the rainbow For nv own part | nere,
doubted tps rsanlt, ard th.s. letters are m,
witness. When those around me, who nav,
noi 'freed with my views, have now auc
al
Successss OF the Fcderals l hay. remained
coCl and calm, with /: con f1ience mistaken -
y nsn "Eic'cres in Western Virginia anC
Missouri were shouted III my err, my faitl
never ore. Vayered. When friends wCUlt
shP, "N hat excellent lunners the Southern
ers are ny reply would he
''na who "gbts al Rms away
Aar I've t. s,itt .authsr day ~