The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-18
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prices, and "a fhis tHsy WSss partaIly }sse
cessfui. One o. tAeo1 funoss Waa thnt the
rsns.s aed rallies at Ooript4s and. With 4rss
9s.si01ss%'n's .a Rasi c.ss ss.ia ad,.aelhs s.
shghtsss authority for ihsse stories, bat ths
over credulous, In many cases, guIred them
down. The Merrimac, for the huu dredth
lime. ais,, va: reported = having come
camps at Newport News. pttshed into Eox-
tress Monroe, and what else dare NOT say.
Will the day OF dnpss never pass awayi
BALfnoa1. April ., lss2.-Ths Glorious
news OF overwhelming triumpAs 70 the UAi0a
cause and to the limited states 0ovsrAment,
which haye come upon ~ sincs yestefday
morning, dlls every loyal heart hsrs vita re-
joicing. 1t looks indeed a. IL the day Of peacs
was dawning and not far distant. Chs 1Isat
fought is likely TO be. speedily redeemed and
rescued from the bloody grasp of treason and
Evolution. Victorious armies Of the rspub.
ltc are marching onward, conQu usring and 70
conquer. until the last vsstlgs OF trsasoa shall
e.
The God Of battles sesms truly on thssr
side 1t looks to the great civtiix I'd world a.
II theirs was . just cause and Heaven approv
Union armies, who hsvs notly staked their
lives, fortunes. and sacred nOaors upon tina
contest fo- country sake, are being crowned
with deserved nonorr. Laursls cannot be 100
green and fadelsss thNs wreath the bEows Of
sach msD. When our great pati0n is again
brough. back to peacs, prosperity, union and
happiness, mono viii hndl deeper homagsth
tho:e who, through hardships, dangers and
trials, have bean ins.rumentlf II in eHscttpg 90
grand aconsunnmation. a-3 - -
PaILADKLPHIA, April lOs-The excitement
through the city ye1terday, on receiving the
great news OF the battle Of fPittsburg Land .
ing, was intense, and all business for She mo-
mene suspended. The Corn Exchange and
Stock Road both csasst operations tili the
iutelljg snce had been digested, and commer-
cial transactions generally ware pustponed
I'LL due considefation was given 10 the va
rious assertions of the telegraph. ssI
Fiags were raised, the news was annOu need
enid cheers in the various schools and work
shops OF tee city, exclama;ions were ex-
c1sDged III the streets, and men hurried early
to dilner at-their homes, to unburdsn to fem.
lies and wives the pen.-ap elation of their
souls. ~ ='''@%ta =agy
Bsaurega ard and JohpstoA, the great mill
tary athletes of the rebellion, had been met
and crushed, and all felt thai two mighty
pillars Of that great tower OF crime had been
struck from Its support.
The heavy stated loss of eighteen to TWEEN.
tysthousand men was doubted by all, aud,
thank fortune, the ere was reason to suppose
that few or 40 PennsylvanfA troops wefS en-
gagged in the fearful strife ., - f5.zs
= Mothers and wives Of cur city were thus for
once spared the agony of suepense for the
safety Of bright young hearts and noble souls,
and all were enabled to discuss with eQna.
nimity the bsorbing topic OF the hour.