The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11
FROM THE VALLEY.
TIE TRAP SET TO CATCH
"sTONEwALL."
He Withdsaws his Troops from
Winchester.
TIE PL1NS or THE ENEMY FRUE.
IRdTED.
HOPES OF THE INHABITANTS.
INSTANCES OF YANKEE MEANNEss.
SPiElr OF THE LADIES.
THE REDOURTABLE BANKS
MISAxPRESEETATIo OF TIE ENEMr
Heavy skirmisbiDg and Death Of tho
Gallant Ashby.
THE REDOuRrABLE BANKS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE ENxM,
Heavy Skirn.isbiDg and Death of Inc
Gallant As,iby
TFRoM ouR RReULAR coRREsFonpgsr !

scattered forcfs, etc rTob2bly rein fore I'd by
DIX. would press upon him fron, MARYLAND.
It vss an ar;ful trap. snd showed how i'm.
poftant i: WIS deem ed to hsad CT in old hero
who proved iInsslf, however, e little too
mart TO BE- caugh: by H.. On Saturday morn.
ing, Slst alt, he quistly commenced 10 fall
back from Winchester. There ~rs 70 hurry,
no stampede, but ell w:s orderly, ror could
ms retiring be properly called retreat. Tha
principal part Of the Immense amount Of car.
tured stores Vas safely removed, AID The bal
snce rendered useless to the original owners.
Tbs whole Inns Of troops and wagons was
shout l. mics locE. The people Of Wiocnes.
tor and Of the lowar Valley OF course fels sad
to give up 30 so0n Our nobis array for tbs DO
testnbis Yankees They did 40. b oNevsr, with
cheerful expectation that ere long lie tables
wo1ld be- again turned, and j Aci;son 10 chas.
ing the Yankees Gu. OF the Valley, even more
completely than before, Eutsome of The citi-
zens, who had remained in Winchester after
The previous evacuation OF WIN hester by cur
troops, declined 10 do 50 this time Said gen
tleman - your correspondent "Sir, we vera
IN no danger OF Its o. limb, but our mprisom-
'nent was worss than ,ne peni.entIary. and
We were SUI j 'c.ad to The most sh.insfui ia
suits On one occasion, L a:d n y family ware
made 10 rise from Gu. scarce tasted breakfast
and siEe /. up 10 & party o. Yankee soidtars !"
Riding IN the enviroGs Of the town, no ed
quite q number Of unercio Ied graves 81 sol
diersArom both armies. ! said to The sexton
:aea digging grave, "Do you bury tbs sol.
oilers like dogs. in the old fsld1' och, &C.
sir. ;" vas the reply, "ihess was good tancs
here, bu: the YaEkeer burnt 1t up. They aiso
destroyed the enclosure OF the City cemets'y
Time would fail to rec.e instances OF AN
kea tnsanness, and OF tae spirit CT our CHI
zens. One or two must fiji c. They dssaI 10
10 be put on perm sreat record. TIE ladies fesi
mosik-e14ly for Cur heroes at Ksrnstown. One
lady kept q list Of all ths Killed aad wound cd
soldiers, III well as Of such as were LIFT III
Winchester slcG, end appended remarks to
Saeh L alas FOR the infoTmttion and comfort
.! friends Than communication might be had.
l saw this list, ard was ufIeC sed 20 fird wlI2ta
labor CT love, what sweet so!ace, tho keep
ing OF u sd been. II any ooe reads these liues
whose stcG Or wounded son or BROTHER died
at Winchester during It's occupation by the
enemy, lot such IN one bs com fcr.ed by the
ossnrarce that the loved soldier hero wap ted
not the sweetest minist. aions that Love
could atford. After the battle n lady applied
for permission to go 10 The ii I'D in bahaf OF
our killed and wounded. "NO, madame"
WAS the response; "aud Il you 20 you Will
certainly he shot, 81 um sorry" pas the
reply. tina, asked p favor o. suc1 q man.
One Of The Winchester boys. taken prsorer,
wa. permitted t. e (taier gnsrt) 20 tsii hi:
mother "sood-uye - Net 3 tear did she shed;
bot said, with the dignity OF q Roman ma.
ttoa, "my cen, am proud If yon that ycu
were taken Doing your duty" The i2akss
spectators were aba.hed, blu. snbsequ sntIy
thsir meaEness get the better Of them, aud
tauntingly would run a!crg ihs line, In an
under tone. "Tol did ycur duty, did your
Take two more c. ses, rather Of The ,urny Or
der. A YANKEE officer applied 20 Ur. Is. for q
prescription. 81 won't give Ii, sic.' 'iw4li
pay you" 81 want none OF your money. l
won't p,escr.he Tor ycu. Go 20 ycur own
surgeon. Eere yon are invading Cur laiG,
stealing our property, aEI you want lns 10
help you d. it Dv making you wsil. CLEAR
cut OF my houss." The cfficet inc ou timer tiy
re.reated, ana the Dr.. WAS arres:ed Che
very gent.emaniy Proves. E.arsha, eldea-
vor.d to persuade the Dr. lis charges as ainht
the Yankee we've rufound'd Lur!rg ihs con.
fab In came a parry bringing Yankee Fho
had stolen his horse, ard by authority OF hi
commander at that Ths DR.. quietly ieare
ovir and CIt ged the di.conftsd Provost, Il
think your people CO seal sometimes, s.r."
The La. il cident occurred at the lnts battle
IN tha streets q Winchester. The gallant
Col. Baylor had taken a prisoner. and being
himself slightly wounded, looked around for
some one TO take charge Of the Var kse Seeing
70 one but lady. standing in her door, he
mi e. Tod y,iQ IN -
turning 20 the prisoner. "if you DON'T go in
and behave yourself,I vii. blow Jour brains
out" TITS rext day tbs Colonel, pass IL By,
said to the lady, Well, madame. what did
you DO with our prisoner - "Uh, sir. kept
him, and turned him into the courtyard with
the DalaEcs 1 presume, as he b:IoE ED to
e race that believes in "woma.. rights,'
e:c he did 70, otj CT to this 'pe..iooat gov
ernuleDt "
have .ai that Jsciz.on did rot re.reat
bat fell back IN good oder. lie aid this toe.
though his men wsre utterly wore oct ard
foot. sore, mary # them bav,pa lalrcbeo an
average oi t'~suty five miles yer d IS fer ssvea
days preceding, bsa:Ges Other cuty. and others
Of them having been Oh the constan. 10 Tor 4
much longer period. notwithstanding this,
la Slonepsit turned eff from tho Na'iey
pike on Sunday last AID oifsJ et Frelaons "a.
tie, which, after L eight skirmish. the latter
dsctiusd. Jackson then return ed 10 ,ar; s
burg and kep. IL linz Of battle durirg The
da5 bu. the enemy de liz ed 70 hsht, though
ne constantly annoyed cur feGr. / expsc. hs
picked up me Ct :1Gr worn -out uen, whom
he will claim az trophies. Si.ce Sabbath
our gallant Gsneral las 5sen engaged
in carrying ca plans, Ire fri. oi nh.ca
VIII dig appear. | daer' :. better % sAv
nethiig Of his movements ca present Pc
xit,on, but CO. ii - myself - incidents Ter.
fec.ly harnls.s, and l hope nj uEin.sres Ting.
at New Maj ket, heard much Of the fcpre-
~ and cowst!c, of Banks, and o; the con ::
temp. Of his treoys fJr him Az ksrrs;ownS
"a we'll us Ia his late ystrcat, unlike Jackson,
he KEEP. fer away from the ii sshinx 81 :ha
guns Banks while q. Nav NI1rAet, wGs i'll
the habi. OF Ees.inS three times a cay, using
paper liars. lis would riie In town
dressed 70 DEATH" aud his hards esc's d Ia
white hid gloves. The Nortlws uoors
frankly declared not only the. BrnAs mas
coward, but that this was trae Of me New
England soldiers generally, for whom they
protested a profound Contempt They said, III
~e .rr!y had Jackson or Rshay TO fxht an.
DER
ygh;le IN the Valley the Var kses KEEP. up
til sir character Tor lying. Hy their repeated
ass,stio.s, tas pscp's OF New Market. aavitc
a. aousS 10 III Ua.'l 10 tear" s@s s'a.", ai'
tao,. Brasn 10 bs..asc Inst "laiis.y wa s..
Staant III ". Il 81 90 ui.r, ihat kisn .aA,i mad
faiiea,i' and the IKE. They certainly hesmad,
however, h be honest in believing that TIE
rebellion VIA nsariy rut down. One, WHO
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