The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-28
fy TErnCRICKSEURG-THE I'm

,xs ~, * TEfncgICKSBrRG-THE ENE-
MI'o MOVEMENTS.
!. -ep,la,asa who left fredericksburg, Va.
81 .-,e asys age y,e have gathered soaso III
s. tn!arlaa,ieu respecting the S!.sa;ien Of af
s .s: place and vicinity. Tie reign 0f ter
81 s> lfer. .aa1Er...,ed. AMI the people are be
- 90 expert re, the bitter effects Of abolition
p co.. which they have hitherto been ccinpa-
Y g exempt Qa Wednesday nigh. the Federal
= r;,.,- arrested Thomas P.>Barton Common
Fs2 Attorney for spotsylvania county; Thomas
- prominent merchant Charles C. Well
~ merchant and brother Of nr. b. L. Wexford
~ ,.me1i: and Beverly +. Gill; formerly Of TIE
g Ga & spilliaan, Of Richmond and on
,.sy a.sl: they arrested James II. Bradley
Y Jaae5 acGu;re, weli-known merchants. the
q whom had just retrrnet from Richmond
3 t Las soD who was wounded III the recent
II These gentlemen were dragged from their
u IL !he night time ard taken across the river
camps cf the Yankee army whence thew
'tj sea 'he next morning to Washington. /:
u frs: coniec.ured that they were arrested
etfg1s fer some Union men % Spotsy!yania
81 "s' lave heeH sent TO R:clmon! by order
= 5cytramsn; hu, rs soon ns Popes general
-. y tnsich We publish Ii aaother column
8, sipear dlce. the movement WAS locked
~ 3 he iDiI;GJory step towards the arrest or
: 4ea: Q. every person suspected OF synpa.
~ ..h Ia" csuse CT The Confedsracy. The in
al; s!e in the tlvepes: distress in consequence
ofG-r, as ;Ae male portion OF nearly every
~ y Hlt previously departed from the town,
II Il -avias G9Te than one behind to protect
sl4sies and children, and /, is now apprehenie,i
a by 's.i b. lef; Il. the mercy Of tn ugscrupu
q 5rA"" soidiery.
30 elcgiy's force consisting OF 5000 70 l0GO1
Sn { which sl9 ara cavalry ere stationed across
> r. ou the stsffo!d s;.le. communicating with
~ HcS-bnrg by means OF a bridge OF canal beats
u hsi constructed other bridges, uue supported
lis rubber pontoon boats bat sudden rise Of
11 a'nr swept them away
gSp'aa Mansfield, the Federal Proves. Marshal
n&ordarel TO Washington on Monday last it was
r sed that his !eniency towards the citizens lad
~ ea-e1 the United States Government, ard il i
pt3 probable that charge Of disloya has been
rodgtf sgginst Lin. Ia fredericksburg, it was
IC4 b: tlAi Captain Il possessed tie instincts Of
- sHau, = 30 was opposed 70 tie Abolition par
~ j r-ttsesi - ooun;easnca any OF their Giaboii
j h.r,s. Every compliant, founded on a last
- vs. promptly redressed by him. Under Lis
sgs1 i-,raiion, ~ to Monday last, the people had
9si 10 material loss except In nesToes and the
~ .h:i}a q their condition was patiently bospa.
,nteFt0inet towards hial the same feeling,
- dd :or Gen. Reynolds, who lad a,so dc
III .msali gentleman: end had Mans field
taPtufed by our troops, an application would
: -.suAsr have been made TO tie authorities 1T
tnoni io' his release Oh parole The story tha.
Slaughter and John L. Marye exprcssed
d.g7-: tor the Confederate officials Oh their re-
i.4.. Ni-j' 10 tl,s capital in behalf of Geueral
ois i pronounced a sheer fabrication Of
1 @a aareuondelt those gentlemen having
9 -sti gse of terms 60 that ei'4et Captain
3 a- ..it hy Mansfield - acting Provost Mar.
-'s aays ryw been tlTc,rn out th.s side of
q --z: g-s Runway n sgoss art nycki1s in
Pm ati l4. ess on their way North and the town
|EN r-~zs with .hem. Gen. h.Ds Is il command
~ s.i--y -erte il the neigf5grhood, which
"a @. rAlrilh5, Gibbons, a8d Augeug's bri.
a.t d par OF brigade under Doubleday
4-. nlu-d oe-a.r vas formerly military Gov.
.e,e a1t rl4e1 with Ga iron rod. lie was
y LiF,ag2ton, and after him Capt. Mans
' as a.l ..atsd.
y s.gs3 weTs raised in fredericksburg ard
...H g. +I
sci; - Ric1ann1 Cor our wounded soldiers.
a aTt q so citizens have eft since the occupa-
i Be town by Tie Yankees. More families
NC Il proportion to the population than in
- i-' conquered town Ia Virginia. Many gen.
f2 .si tteir families without any prot elton
ina. Of ttivnds residing near. good d4a! of
ilT taauGe o. the army has been taken from the
loa'fs ias tederals giving voucher therefor
ap'e ei.ef !Ae suppression OF the rebellion One
Aese Tas given 10 Hugh Scott, who im,nedi.
'cIe : up Yankee ''shopsn spring up ike
lf''L-a N night, and are found In the morning
'-e 1ao hung out, indicating tie loyalty of
r eH,viPT.ang sGtler who perhaps has NC fur
s''cA laaa barrel Of beer and few bushels
sHsI Cakes. The army has been under
'~S' 2sti.-a'yJn though they do not deny that
a'' 4-as ios some movement OF GEN. Stone
"''- They have no army stores Of value
-4e " me river, but have located thar sup
so'l a nile beyond Cara ran over the
Oa'"e 81 Frederick burg and aguia Creek.
'''-+-ps hold no Intercourse with III. Yankee.
" u ihs stree,s without looking a
eas come 10 be common remark
'o'''e'a taa: "fredesieksburg is the d-st
'As country" From he first there
a. e1oiei'!on IF Union sentiment the only |
>f''oa psing the case OF the Rev. !, ". /
. '''' 'a''or Of the Ckyi.tiaa Banner. who hns /
b,,, ~ 'Ae enemy, body and sGui, anu ROW /
'Aion paper. Ills ssanity. however. has /
'a 9'es'ioned, and he " a., If we regaeta |
n a., WIGS az Inmate Of lrna,jc asy lt.Iu The
e. '''sadps, OF the Baptist Church had The,
klt.. l'' "a SUNDAY week to oiFsr prayers for the /
M 'le Csafederasy aad The recovery Of our
kiJas.. ao1ins' at tie same tIine. a petition
,.... s'eheas flour enemies Geyera! uniformed
.s.,.. "' were present, exhibited much rest
sn..s ''0agh"at the services, and it Ii apprs.
sr.sr. ,1'' 'Hey viii call the Doctor 70 account
~. .-'y have already doac %.
g.. Ito been large ipcr.ase in th. numh.r
,yso1. .'%'a' IN fredericksburg siuce the Yankees
lib ss,or4 p"ee' and they are frequently seen
w. f'eing through the streets.
so n, 'ea last evening still later intelligence
4 ,ts~ oy Which We learn ,hai Gen. Pope
did, s's at Frederick sburg en- Fridsy last
~ WIN seTen regiments of infantry,
,.i..s " and s!x pieces OF artillery, taking
r. ~4 III the direction of Orange Coprt-
,,.,,.' rs "i'hdrayai Of troops leaves bat a
o n.' 'hiAi force opposite FreiesiekS
,,.. distress exist2 among the families IN
"a e"nseqnesee OF arsests u,a.. IN mar
''ps' abomia able order.
h.. anl a,,l EXCHANGE or PRISONERS
s,gn~s 81 'of 8 general exchange Of prisoners
49, " Tue Ssd lost. by Major Gers John