The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-15

temporarily produce serious dinacuity. These
mov0m0ofo shsW that the enemy arc active
along COR right At lsass. and their denops,ra-
lions cannot b without some Interior 0bi.ct
I am daily expec ing s,milnr movements
against our left No fears, however, cau r-n.
onably bs entertained AZ to the rs.ui. We
aavs . f1ros amply sufhclsnt 70 defend DOR
entire line, md thapks 0s 70 Prev,dsacs. VI.
nature Of the couo ;ry IL such that the euemy
cannot bring anything like organic ID ,rrss ~
bear upon N. They must cre~p throush
woods ana unoergroWth Ia orally impasss.
ole 70 artillery, until their troops ire fnce TO
faoe with us, and then We shaiI have them in
our tolls. Of open hslde there are f.w or
none. Oonseeusntly, with al, their odds
aEainst US, We are saliy their equsl.
liz NOT improeaois, inst the Federals are
smpioyinf SEER spare time In en.rsnching
themselves IL 'front.' Of Us tbs oh ect OF this
Nto Prsvaasa reat, and eraSe tnem (, fall
oack upon position In which they can re-.
sist cur ad vance. should the 1mpsta osity Of
cur troops imrel them beyond our works. II
- this fact which Ind noes the belief that the
Fsderals are lay Ing b lck 70 ten. pt ON attack.
xno wing, a. they already must, tho utility
OF an attack. up,n US behind eur defences.-
any one, and 1t is not unlikely tEat all I
nav. srkgestsd above msy be scat tered II 20
cnan before the Wind BY sudden demoustya
lion within tw snty- four hours.
A camp rumor 10 adoas to- sv thai me
comwanoIns -..rnIs Of the two armies
sac " DSGu iHSsT NC Gu Uy LQett pcc lve Wv.
srnmen q 70 declare an armi,tjca OF . xty days,
pending negotiations said 10 hs under weigh
between Louis Napoleon az medlator. the
United States aud the Confederate Govern.
ment. There 10 no reason for believing this,
ard IL true. In the present sp rit Of the srmy,
.hsrs is no news II 1T woulu b, moro IN vel
come Our soldiers are anxious 20 cross arms
With the foe again- They are satisfied OF
,hei- ability to whip ths Federals any how
and anywhere, and they long for one more
opportunity to ties: their strength
Huntsville he's b sen re. taken. There IL TO
doubt abe ut t. DC tCheil's force Is no " coming
20 III support OF te g7an1s dynes Of HaIleck We
have TO day, at headquarters. draft for one
hundred thousand dollars, on the Confade-
rate Government, captured By the Federals
from the mail, which was sold to q nekro by
: Federal soldier, AID hy the former re sold
to one Of our f1icsrs for a few bounds OF 10
olcco. I being unendUrsed; 1t was Of course
nseisss, unit! now, when 1t has'reco7ered its
full vaiue.
Uoi Morgan, the redo Rita bic, 10 again ont
win bis cavalry, and has captured three
aundrad and IF y Federals, and iarg.
tmouat of stolen stores. The prisoners ssI
ssrr, wsre released on taking the oath OF
allegiance
Tue details of The late skirmish at Farm
;ng:on sucsiantiate my first account. Our
troops under Marin aduxe fought with the
greatest xaliaLtry for moro than n ss hours,
and several times dcove tie enemy back in
confusion. We still hold Farming on, ard
the Federals therefore gained nothing By
their demonstration. Their loss Is supposed
to be fully two or three hundred, as num-
Gers were ssen TO fall before cur Ere
QugL Qu'US.