The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-07
RICHMOND, va MONDAY MORNING. july I, 1862.

aet5pu. Colonel Psss regiment II Il said. d,a no,
suner SO severely as was reported by III. first i4
pAieifhs. This gentleman also reports that fiis
he was In Baltnnore dispatch passed over fhe
wires 10 the War Deparfuielit which, from III
knowledge Of the machinery and working of fhs
fesRraph, he believed to be =" Mcclellan haa com
iaenced bombarding Rchnond, and the city was
Burning
These ofticers left Whiae House at II A. NJ. on
Saturday. af which time there was a cesaafiot, of
hostiitiea, and reached Baltimore en- route 10 New
YORK. at ? A. M. on Sunday morning They. esti.
mate that the Conetlerates lost six men to McClel-
ians enc. These officers were released from the
arfny on surgeons certificates for iliness MeClel.
Ian is reported as being in the best possible huor
and perfectly confident OF success In his efforts to
rednce the Confederate capital
REAUREaARD's ARMY IN RIcitMosp.
A correspondent of the New Pork Posi-, writing
from West Point, June o7sI., gives the follow us
important information:
Capt. T. s. Phelpa Of the g,,nloa. Corw;uss Inter
copied mail on the Mattapony on the s3i which
stated that Beauregard hal arrived at Richmond
WIN fhe main portion Of his army; thatI3O,00O men
i1 ma been sent to Jackson and that Jackson with
THESE ranfofcelnents, and the men he already had
would al once attack our right flank about Necha
Mesyiiie, and get around into our rear while Gen
Lee, with the main Confederate army woul. at fhe
same tiine make desperate attack in front. These
projects hrc stated substantially In the letter inter.
cepsed. - - -, : -. -
JHx.nxsor oE-#Hazrri1srr notsk.
Esros the N. l. Expresss inns 80 third edition
,.,i, me news now is Of hinge ssa,npede from the
Wbsfe Hosse, by ordcr--it would seem-.in oonse
issace OF len Mcgiellsn.s right wing giving way
Ibs White House being our great depot Of
ffestslens etc. asd the railroad there cDnt,ectng
VII Tsinps with. the depot being broken uu' Il
'onyrs 'fief General Mcclellan has but two alter
!, ls' y" force his way to James riser-:n order.
~ rat s q e
"a kap'd retrea'3nrsher down The river. and II
sAi"fe t,vef cannot be- reached, retreat 10 York
'1fer and Hampton Roads
THE sEsys FROM THE ARMY
ifrom The aame paper, fourth edition
Some more light Ii thrown upsn The arup ua,.x
in qnr specil Washington dispatches Fourfh Edi.
tom The Miegraph line connecting o,ir depot
with Gfn- sicCiellans army was broken Saturday
an1 hs aeH, Eiicn that, We have nothing af.d can
have nothing from him directly. whai happened
after" ards, Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Il
among the things yet unknown here, The White
hasi.e seems Ia have been abandoned in ros,J Or
der With Nfile loss on Part. The very anxious
tosf aud minds, who had been ealer 10 have this
tle "hise honse turned into hoipital, will see
thas great matter II ended by the house being
bstfnt up. Two thoassni nrs hsnairet dsIiars viii
baud another good houss and 1sl 10 assypiy
aii the furniture
what were General Mecleiian's in,sntions after
9uAlaJ noon, ara npss 10 bs esissssi 4 h. rail-
oad tack, locomotive, all NO " in Confnrss,.
handss.nd General McCeIian must either refrsss
al Crrr 10 live. upon James Fiver "a pzi 4 frsat,
if.'i better hold by nleaEs 81 the rarb1a.s s1ysy,,
kieiilnfsi-Dr ei=c tD Yorktown and UamIsou
Roads There are s.,ni,osts On both rsyer. hasll
faiiuikey anu james rivers which will r,r,tert |
hiI river HANK. The army Hywt it = clear from
ils dispatch ~ to be supplied from Janes river
Hpoh wheh, doubtless General Mcclellan il march
.ig, waether IN refreat, or in the line OF Fort |
barring and Wilton, seven miles below Richmond,
ieassins to be seen.