The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08


In the Mobile {Alabarna) Advertiser we find
the following Interesting letter, dated Pensa-
cola, June Is:
A foreign steam sloop-of-1ar has arrived
outside, end lies q short distance froln The
iag- ship of the Yankee squadron As WE'LL
as we can make out, she flies Swedish colora-.
indeed, 4 vessel of that nation vas expec ted.
as Mobile house wrote 10 this place, scrreF
weeks ago. inguirlng whether, in the event o,
her es.aias, .he coEid b- supplied w,tA stores.
ard coal We woui6 all like very much to.
see her enter the harbor, whom we would ex-
tend her true Southern hospitality
Two large transport steamers have arrived
since my last nights letter: One Of them
came tn this morning 81 IL O'Clock. From
their rigging, sm oae- stacks, etc il 10 thought
thev cra tire Illinois end Swan. The former
anlaered near the Niagara; tne Inter steered
GA u Fort E'ickens. The NandeNpilt Cccu pies
the Ea-~e position as yesterday. These ves-
ssia ell appear scro-dsd with lnFn. and have
ca them, as reported, colums!ao3 and riNed
cannon. It is said tho Vartereil- has
! hcG-I Billy Wilson'S regiment oI New forK
rorghs and rogues. II So God grant Them y
safe and speedy arriva, on this side the river.
Our neigbbo-s have burnt good deal Of
powder today IN doing honor to 2 stranger
iia.. "cnSler ii They'd salute ? Confederate
rag, il u fellow were to carry cne cut? Gra-
cious, ana wouldn't thay
Ghe Con ,iGel.l.s were out again this even.
ing, prgct,cing with their rife cannon NJ 3
target anchored mile 2Gd Il half IL tEe bay.
/ The shots were excellent.
1T Is ea5d. hut On what authority frow rot,
! thar Oh ) cues, vho was ARRESTED is Mobile sor
| trading with the fleet, is ROW on l,uaru CT one
Of the ships in the squadron, He was once =
| t.tu.acois. pilot
| T.. S.--kt seven O'Clock this evening The
| Vanderbilt left her anchorage, and IS now
+, clcse grder the guns OF Fort Pickena. A few
! n4inu tes later and the SUedish wal steamer
/ steamed OF TO the eastward.
| PEHrACoLA, June 21.--Eor tue last two days
| We have peen favored with cco. retres h ing
7 = rnd al .,.,- Of cic-pc-@ q
| long drought, has disappeared.
| The numerous arrivals IN The feet u tbe
| enemy since Monday have created 4 great
| deal Of excitement; and flashing ewes lighted
| counJenances, ana iIveiy ana splriled ccnver-
| sGtcns have taken the place of ths deiec cd
| faces and dun thoughts Of our soidiers.--
| Last njgh1 was TaIsetui ono with he gal
| liant Con tinectai;--Dct that they so much pX-
| pectcd Hn attGck--hat tins bright prospeGte Of
| 4 glorious futnce had 50 lighted Jheil imsSi-
nations that to sIoer, gre= brnra+h ttc 9irritv
| OK proud E0&n, surrounded with the ''pomp
| and circumstance of war. Their battery
has been made com nIete by recf II reUuistiOne
| on the ORD nance Depar tIneDt, ana tue tIeiie-
| ral has ordered them TO be furnished with
| thirty two more draught horses for their
| pieces. Their caissons are supplied with
s,,i itioii IoT either u2- or target y. .aet.ce
| Another deserter tc day from Fort pfcgenS.
! Il mnie from one OF the recently arrived
| transports not liking his quarter on the
| island, Or driven 20 desperation by the sand
| flies, swan t.arl the beacn a; Fort Pic;1ens 10
| cur Shoie, ana made has WAY to the Mills, In
| epite of soldiers and batfeTier which were
charged in gallant style. Verify, Old Lincoln e
F, service -1Ugr h L hard sad degrading one.
/ when his mules desert
| The Pensacola telegraph company have tut
| up tho posts bstVeen tarnea worth aud ins
/! STATE line, snd in fav~ GAYS the vTires will il
| Notwithstanding 2 direct line to Nor teorne-
+; ry-~nd having = lie IrOIa kagrancas 80 Pen
| sacola, news viii travel with the lightning .
! speed between the army and Richmond. The
| Hany the iva fiypS
| keep .neir line IL the best cr0cr, NhI.n ia
| very important IN the present stirring times,
and wOulI meet returns for their OUTLAY, if the
/ wires ware unrestricted. i III. Government
| ought to pay this line something extra Tor the
| sacrifices they make. and the additional ca
/ renees incurred in heeplpg il always IL UrueI
! for me crars,Iissi ion uf lis messages.
IL boat, unG.r u white nag, came 0-er from
| Fort Pichens yesterday evening. The visit
! vyag of priv ata chaFac ter. The officer lieu
tenant, was mot oy Lieut. Siauch .sr, 10 whom
| he daiis ereG q letter from 81 lady 70 her hus.
! baud Colonel S:Gang. whom she supposed =.
| Warrington. He ieft few days before for
| tho North.
Many troop arc thought to have f,as0 land
ed on the l-iand this wees. Th.s morning
hundreds OF them were in ba thing 0l. THIS side
! the island, cutting up terrible sWells II
! Billy -" IsoE' : * usves, they neeoeu washing
| Their 1eGts are streIched on tae sandy beach
The CoutiAentals. as vel; - To a.iorar;
batteries, were PIacticins with shot and shell
! this evening
| There has bean no addition 70 tt,e ..eot with.
III me last twsn " tour noUI.. Ihe trans.
port sLeameTs--which we make oat from
| their rigging, smoke stacks, &c, and nos
, 6isctlarT!!is--H-a ti.e vanderbilt, Swan, 4.t.
| lartic, Illinois and Cahav-ba
The citizens OF Pensacola held p rnaatina
| yesterday, and received themselves into +
| military organization Of home Euards. 20 6r
| armed IN The best possibIe manner.
Let Old Lincoin's IAyrmIdoas advance
| their graves are open.