The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-24
INCREASING EXCITEMENT.
,cr,o, OF rHI CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
&C, &c, i c /.

s,..xcltsment Ia the city yesterday reach :
-. height such ~ We never before witness
:, The IN xiety OF many OF our own eitsehs
.,n.,.ied on learning that their kiaorso WsFe
~I,tura., In the great battle At Stone Bridge,
-. all seemed to unite In the general sxults =.
The intelligence from Washington,
,,ch Ne publish in our Geographic column,
.r.c.iyed at An early hour in the day, and
,n,,asdiat.ly posted npon the bulletin board.
uound which a vast throng coEgreEated, and
.acoutinred until night, cheering and other
wise tiyiIg expression 70 Joyous feeling. La
r..r nssht the enthusiasm Of the hour, and
.,onpea TO listen to the glad news, while
,,.asurs spar killed. in every bright eye. While
mi. was the state OF affairs in the Capitai
Il The Confederate States, bow was II In ths
4.,med city where LINCOLN, and SSwAhD, ana
Sf,rr sud hosts OF corrupt satellites, nave
usen planning Ubiquitous schemes ana OUT
.,rpping even Satan in tne atrociiy OF '"ssf
1na.Aluationsy Washington was shro"oea
= gloom and we doubt not that tho COW
.rily fiends 1ed to their hioing Places ana
tfz1nblsd .n apprehension OF popular Ven
geaace.
To satisfy the dema nd Of the public, an sx-
"a vas Issued from this Office 10 the forenoon
-, yesterday. and thus the exciting intsili-
-.nca ubs spread al! over the city. IL was in
t~uth : dsy long 10 be remembered.
Tn. Couieaerats Congress-, on Monday, pass
.tsppranrlate resolution after receiving the
b,ns.sh from President DAVIS, announcing
the victory heA' "ei0 "iiuoeo W !" Ses
,sr5;v's paper, but tbs resolu tons themselves
ger, accidentally omitted. The official dis
r,,ch wss presented by Mr.. MExxIsssa,
who SAID.
Til. announcement informs Congress that
The invader Of our soil has been driven BACK,
th,, our affairs have been purified and our
homes secured lIo-. tue iusn!e,s nHhu vi ~
Gnprincipiea ios nat, .n ~ 10. oo'n a. .
t... wet with burning tears the cheeks Of
may widows and orphans, and into many
happy homes o11us sr.e. .nd ueso,auoh, ana
..;nn 30 sr IN ~, ,.s,ih
hu,Ins.s have therefore taken the liberty
Of Offering = series Of resolutions, which l
VIA s1pi'a.t ~ oA "a So"sis'e' 0hu
''s s, ,nJ, TsaI we rcco,nize III. hand q,
:b, Most High God, the kirg OF Kings and
Lord OF Lords, in the glorious victory with
VINCE nt mas ~ 49, e. a. -
~ r.trx,ted h. ,ntropri,t. seryices on the an
.uns Sabbath. 70 c1er up their united thanks
svuss aud prayers Tor TINS mighty denver
ba
t,,sity which has washed the soil Of our coun-
Try with the blood OF so many OF our noble
sons Ahu 'nSt onsI 70 me- ,
rordiu .ymp.thies. assuring them that the
sacrifice made will be consecrated in the
h'arc 0. our peop,1,, Hnu s VII .a ~.
,IVne ~ fra. and GOVERNMENTAL Government
R.soIrsd, That we approve the prompt
.nd patriotic Efforts OF the mayor OF tne city
Of hisnih.n nd ,ha, ~, ~. IF ono rr.Tn
b.r rom Zach State be appointed 10 Cooperate
in the plan.
Rs.o!tsd, Ihst congress 90 no" ao)ourh'
The resolutions were unanimously aaopIeo,
auo ooLEi0hs HJao"iA
fcibss's cP Thh hArfLA.
II is stated that while Gen. bHAuKEoAxp
wni leading HAArroFs Legion into the THICK
~; Of the hight bis horse head was snot on
srssh-li, which also Killed the horses OF Two
Of his AIDS, messrr- hEl"AAp ana fAAsuso''
0! South Carollna.
The member OF the Washington Artillery
VINO "as killed. an" ~hohe Douy was drought
. 'h's Guy oy MS ia'ner Oh 4"oha.y hish ;,
was sergeant osHcA hEfNoLps' ne oeha'eo
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ADDITIONAL.
The Central train arrival from hana,sas
Junction al half-past7 clock last evening q.
Several thousand persons had assembled, and
tat fact that some OF our dead were brought
in the train, charged the current Of Joy to
smse1tent. This, however, did not pre- vent
cordial and enth usiastic welcome to Presi.
dent DAVE, who was among the passengers
Az accom-, Of his arrival will be found in an
"!tsr column.
MANY ipcidsn,, w.rs related Of the nsbt.
and all concur in tho accounts elsewhere
sven of III. complete rout of III. Federal