The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

TIE WAR.
Our SUMMARY this morning Is made mp
from the lates, Northern pnd Southern jour
nels which have been received. The reader
viii ind m uch thAt Is interesting, &C we'll ~
some an uslux n1anc aussnIsrns gathered from
Yankee sourcss:.
rHs occur ArIos OF YaEcERIcKsBusa-Bu BURIAL OF
TIE p1Ap-ruB RAILRoAD- LHM0Fs, &C.
We ocry from New York 24per - Ersder.
lsksbure correspondence Of April ssd. The
ld.a Of lem ons, gathered fresh from the
tree. - viii give tho reader IN idea Of the On.
tie letter: .-.,-
The wounded are progressing annIreoly
. nd pro Mise TO resume their duties soon. bri-
eads surgeon P~uch, BY his tact and foresight,
has secured The friendsh1p OF every resident In
FalUovth, and 10 daily offered tbs uss Of most
conan otioss and beautifully situated resi-.
dercos for hospitals The sicx and wounded
ayea II been removed from the church, where
they were nrst placed, 70 several ane hoastS
ia re village, and al provided with Ice. lam.
ops gather Cd frssh from the tees, aad tnnu.
mersble other little lnxuries, which g 90 far
towards allsviating hospital experience.
Ths dead have all 5esn In TERED In the Re-
,Ss,r tsiatiy.. may well leave them to RESI-
Glen King has estn bliahod his headquarters
1t the house Of Mr. Phillips, In the immedi.
ate vicinity OF the headquArters Of General
Nc Dow val. who occupied ne residence OF Mr.
she DO lila succeeded In clearing the Rap
pahanrock Of obstrucuons, and reached
frsdsf isksbarg on eatarday
woEs has coS%snc;s "a tie Ha.i, Creek
soon be In running order. The railroad
bridge over the kappRhannock will Of ocurss
o. INN edia tely rebuilt. Gen. McDowsli 1,
indsta,igab:s In pushing forward the erection
dsvc ting much OF his time required for rsst
. tn person IL supervision Of the work, and
ufsan passing the entire day viii but single
meal.
attached to Gen. McDoWelrs stat, Is busily
engaged In preparing map for the use IF the
General, giving the locality Of every stream
and crossroad, together with sn outline ofthe
faos Of the country. Much valuable informa.
ton reix:ivo to ths course and condition OF
.hs roads south Of US hiss been Obtained from
csntrabands and residents OF Fredericks-
burg.
An immense amount OF nour remains in
and over a thousand bush.
els OF corn ara now At the mills, being ground
ior the use Of the troops. The cotton factIy
In Falmouth continues 20 run as usual, and
a small store supplies the soldiers with ready
u eaIs Of disposing OF their money, fabu-
ious prices being asked Tor the m 1T trintnx
articles
Con .ra oands are 1ockirs liz by scores, many
If them possessing valuable Information. -
Prom them learn that the rebels al regi-
mont of mounted negroes. armed with sabres,
At Manassas and tn 1t ths regiment is still In
SCI vice In the vicinity OF 9ordoEsvtlle.
The reports Of bnrbaridss perpe trated upon
oar dead at Bull Run have not been exsg
gsrsted The rebels dug up the remains Of
our soldiers. and m:ds spurs Of their Jiwbone,
cutting up their skeletons into every conoeiv-
able form, and sending the trlnkets home 20
til cir friends.
The rebsl army Is reported as being greatly
democrat Fed by the recent y MON victories, the
news Of which the rebel au.hofides vainly
endeavuf to suppress.
The rebels CHARTERED "a Fredericksburg last
week moved OF towards Cord nsvilie, and 1t
10 believed ara oncamped but q short distance
from this place.
fAxAs.
The Charleston Mercury holds the folio wing
language in respect to Texas and the Oonfed-
aracy;
Now that the enemy IL struggling for the
s';.ts OF Texas may be, for q time At least, out
OF from commun lion with her sister
$ .a:es, and forced to depend upon her own re.
sources Ia men and mgterial for her own de-
fence. Bat there is probably Eo one state
that Gun letter Afford 10 take car Of herself
she has u vouAa population Of about 50 COO,
snd IL f.htir population Of q: least 100 GOO
With Mexican, Indian, and coas! from tisr Of
great extent 10 protect, she has yet NO oops,
o her than her own SODA within her borders,
though the gallant isxans have shed luslrs
u. oh the fame Of their State Oh every battle
acid OF The war. We are informed, On gu,d
authority, that Texas has now IN the fed
forty tour fall regiments OF iEfsuitry, cavS Try
~ ar .iiisry. OF these seventeen are enlisted
for the war. and tsn more are about 70 90
nke~tse Thess regiments, UNI be- ing n the
aEsreS<ts over forty thousand men, have ail
oeeI raised without recourse 70 uraft. With
a population so hardy, patrio tic, and br2vs,
with her teem'ng SOL anc her ooundlsss re-
sources in provisions OF every kind, there can
b no doubt INST Texas will give good 40
coun: Of herself while tho resi- OF the UoaScd-
srscy is struggling In the grip OF the great
YaEk3e anaconda
PORT MACON.
Speaking of the fall of Eo.t Macon, the VII.
1ing tan Journal says:
The fall Of Fort Macon being regarded SIM
ply al matter OF TINA may add "a little %
she rather depressed FEELINGS abroad, and but
little, tor 1t would seem though little ef
tort was IL ade 10 succor it. Perhaps Its posi-
zion rendered that mpossi Die, and after the
fall OF aswbsrn, 1t possessed NO value sxfd.
cieht TO warrant any great sGerificos beiug
made to relieve It. The garrison and the arms
sad munitions of war 10 The great and real
.oss. 1he real pity Is that !. was net evaca.
ated O, once Cd the fall Of Newbsrn. SIS We
thiA X IL could have been.
GEORGIA II TIE BATTLE or eHtLoH.
The uxusta Con5tttustomaIiss's special army
writes from Uorinth, April
IL h % follows
they went to the battle tiald fell Of life az
he pc; they there remained with honored
naniss but cold In death
although tn; death Of our departed cam-
tIc Ia "A do n IN, ha ho
grief, ws have reason to rejoice that thEif
blood was not split In vain, and the conflict
in which their lives we've lost Is but one Of
4 glorious series, which, With the help CT
God, Will attend our arms ia bea tin bsok the
in vaders Of our country's soil. am happy
TO state that the friends whose loss we now
mourn, We re among the bravest OF the brave,
q NJ il the en-. lie aud carnage of that saLgui.
pary aud des psrate struggle. They were ever
v. liant il defence Of our oopntTy's Tag, IN
der whose victorious folds Ihsy 50 bravely
fought aid So molly died.
La that battle, Georgia had few chosen
-ops, (tnS Washin zton Artillery, from Au-
gusts, They fslt that ths honor OF their good
oiG i,ats, as we'll is the late of several mil.
lions CT pc3rls, were dependent uio1 their
vaior 10 success. Let iIn ps rtial history re.
cord EoG they mIiA tained the one, and. l
t.ukt la tfud, preserved the other. These
men, IL aii probability, will not live il the
written history OF this great s.ruZgls. Let
the Vashin Cton artillery remsm Der TO she
last hour the namss OF Lieut.. J. ]. Jacobus
and private HDasel, W no gave their lives as 4
free will Offering upon the altar OF our 10
radsd country.
Locking back upon Europe through the
twilight OF history, Can $50 the luxurious
Z orrh quailihg before tia giant steps Of the
sAsrssuc South. To those Northern hire
l.ngs1 az, eswarel whan, by ycur treachs.
y, 3su have stsrtsd the svalsns he OF South
o. n - Wer and OF Sos IA ern orAyeryi
WELT TO TEB HRxysH suIp OF WAR
SAEsKHDI.
The following time serving article u rom
sAs Warrington Chronicle. Of the 9th;
For the 1est tins Il nee the ORGANIZATION Of
oar Government, the national % pital il Wis.
tied by French vessel OF war; aud for the