The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-07
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/ TohgHfss MONROE, July l-4 O'Clock p II -
= sansaai mas just arrived q Fortress Nonr4
.. sns ssens q aetiqu ye1terdAy t4r ndes aeve
SSny IW1I IHar divfsiou 81 otxs aftnv has haes
nsntise foat DAYS. and h2ye resx6nted sko6n le,e.
tssn m-eS- The fgst of ytefGR< ~ Wa94 4SSSef f$r
IN Inc ne ENEMY having tWs es 10 oar one
he Fatfes sernsasncsd with OF fan6s Epyees IA
hi'ef scom fonf hcnrs fghting. en- gnDnoafS RStfn
1s'sRs assst p0aIea EEfo fbe frbelg heSxy anH IN
ssss fAss fire the rebels stSo6 about tsvs
h,sas - @ ana thsn resreated-
es ttoops nags captured, Notwithstanding tksfr
s siss9 s@ansa1ss an large number Of artillery peys3
.-s. 80. pf,sonefs among whom Is the rebel Gen.
efas Aagrn3fr- The place where this lsst artian
's,s tn p,..s ...ss. = bsar = I nrkfy Creek
s. ~ 80. 1ns'sy lasa evening VITA WI ID
s. usross.sf' ana xhefr foss has been very heavy
ass s,s-sl, - = - tsioughi KAN Ours SnH have
s.tins psshsts m rsEhrA 70 losss In fhe retreat
numbers of the enemy + le.v, tat 4, -, - ~
his siege guns and leave them on the ssid after
burning the carriages. The nature Of the soil rem.
osrea ~ Impossible to move them.
In the retreat many Of our sick and wounded
| were necessarily left behind
ihers are, of course, innumerable reports and
rnfiors here bnf send only what appears to be
authentic
In addition TO the fore going ysc,r,v ,ha ~
! 4, from. ,,st e,ss,,,.,., g.. $500 :
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80, go. ~, Wssnipglsn TINS forenoon, from
s, s'r,i, o'enen .Ihnrdaie 'front.', and dispatch
is ls sent some hours after they
issr rrnefe yesisruay aiteInooH
we gather ihat the tastle Of Saturday last was
rue most tefihc OF the week, and that heavy
Gen. Mcclellan i IN nasit;a5 aaa afner ma.
raising the attacks made upon him Hls army lies
tstwsen the p"int recently held an his left Hank
- s',y Isaur n. os pon'. on James river, eight
'vs W. 9~ rashsr 1Srs s,,,h nal.ng. .aalg:
81 hefs his e,on5 s4oyn x:as M ssas ts
n,1e fnars 49,, sost rom "nien ne expects 70
49,, 49, ~, u . "p'A ".Snilond our losses. though
., a' ui nov siu,'i .hose "i tne rebeis' VINO are
Mciie9 ,."I ~. u'siE ncaIna.e, knowing We'll that
% hh"' ihsnres the eventual tall "f Rich-
"9ho.
IN Ihe hieanwhiie. by this time considerable rein
ioreenaShs OF iresh troops-probably quite as many
AZ e mas .esi 10 tue iSur asya doubt
/
m, ~, "1oIe' A'.'''e 'ne sur says.
riran n,.o pnpeIs s o. s"art.y eiaim tohave
hank oT Tau. .'oh, ns ,a,s pGsition on IN
60, ,oaaS .ns ., ~ nase ki'.eu neca.onos oi
- NJ o; 81 ~ ,i,aiense u''n'Oets u prsoi-
hn. ,enrats 81 papers nave reaened here'
f,nr r.,;abia ;nsnrr,atsar go na'e e. 49,
Un;on sonrcas - ,,; no aoeii.s .s M .a nor'
dav nm to satnrdav forsrnon ,rhs., @ y,ra,.
leaders were well sa;;s tss ,w;,h .h t % 50 .H.
time nf the oh;ac, af thar ~ ~ ,a
Richmond naners rsnrssan, as forcad o" y.
CieiIan's mart To nnr nos;t;ve Ino,,odo. ~ -.
u sCIau. ~. Pnls,o ~" .c.ee' oo,l
49, NO -. o 'na. usy .e Asu .na. ns moun'
gar1ed the movement and ia cont;nrent 1tha oht
ing) over. This accounts for the onreceipt here
of advices from him upon the subject
rur sr,ys IN Nrwsvopx
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The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
In9nirsr, under date of June &c, says:
/ We do not know what ia make of the ,bon.and
and one repor,s that come tn ma from tho Grnrs
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