The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-01

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npon Who're lawn thc Flca,ro il tsiug taksu. flus
we 60 III tlic miist 81 tps Erand struxsis for the
prescrvati0n Of the nafion, there Nre times whNn
a forget ti'e poap and pride and circumstances n
war; TO scnd ulcnento ON to THAT home they al
look forward to With 70 much anxiety.
Yesterday the enaniy ,vcfe repOsing quietly on
their ar,nJ The day WIS sosuew hat up In the F21.
reHieit scale. and the two copt~,ading armies wcsx
Dra'l'ng IN the s1n--swcatiug Under arms before
Sichn'ond. Our Commanded in-Ehief canle along
Hls weisknown face was soon telegraphcd from
one 10 another, ani usual there came forth from
their iusty throats long. ioad and deep cheer after
cheer al hts appearance. Ic could not conceal his
identity. Hearing these demons; ratfdhs Of vel.
como 50 near their pickets, the earmv opened on
our forces. During this duel Gen. Mcclellan as.
cendet a large oak tsyc, ard heheLi the movements
Of the enemy. It required ninch daring, much
coolness, ard respectasle aaennt OF infiomitable
will. to fncethe fire OF the batteries new PLAYING
upon our lines but 70 ascend tree aud draw their
tire, is something 10. Intended to be on the pro-
NEW YORK BRIGADE.
A new hriguie. the "Elspire," is being raised In
New Yo:k. Tho 7lmss says:
Hon Francis u. Sp;nola who lias received power
from the proper authorities; to raise Il fall brigade
to serve during the war fcrsiay opened his head.
quarters at Nh 3il Fulton street. yesterday after
noon hickory poie,lwith ths Stars and Stripes
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between which aud headquarters IL suspended
across Fulton street large banner upon which, on
either side, Is paiuted Spinoiss Empire Brigade,
Gnd IN the centre almost life -tiZe equestrian
presentation of the Senator he will appear when
at the h al OF his command in the field. Several
thousand people assisted at tho ssening cererno-
Miss, and in,proinptu speeches were made by Tx
Councilman Wild. of New York, Ex-AIstermau
DodSlass, of the Tenth Ward. and Gen. Spirola.-
The proc eed,ngs were intersprsed with music and
The ahlir created quite a sensation
AFFAIRS IA. .RlcHxosp.
A correspondent If The Philadelphia Ilaxa,sr,
writing sft4al Fair e.sss. Jel,c .isf, xayx:s. s
Capt. W. J. Gary. Of AyercIrs ;,d pcIinsyivani;,
Cavalry, took with him four mrn and penetrated
iuto the enemy country aud secu ured some valuable
information, which we not at LIBERTY tV give He
secured a colorc}man who hss been in the habit
Oh carrying marketing TO Richmond daily He be.
longs To Dr. Polndexter, who is now within our
lines, having taken the ost', OF allegiance. The
slave ii;t'i been hired by rank Secessonst by the
name ct GIr;hingtcn, who lett his farm in charge
of this sesvaGt aud fsd to Richuiond with his fam.
lily.
Garts,ugton got the negro a pass, approved by
the Provost Marshal OF Richmond Gen Winder
The man hs been for some time past tobeying the
OF Nj. G1rthugto1, and was allowed
TO pass and repass into Richmond whenever he 30
desired, untH yesterday, when it was expected
among the rebels battle would take .ace tho reb.
els believing we were going to attack them. After
this no one will be allowed 20 pass in and out OF
Eichniond without pass renewed every day, or q
daily pass
iie c"i'fe'i nan was taKeh 10 heaiq'iarters The
information derived irom him is Of the utmost in
por'a'cc. 4 ne people OF Richnond are hard
pressed for food Ccites and salt canu0t be had
s'Bar B - Genus pr Pouhe' ana scarce NJ that No
marketing is coming into town. All the large stores
are sold out and closed up. Ths darkcy, In passing
thto"ii CUR cassp, asked II our soldiers were nCt
all gent. men, as they werr So well dressed.
ABOUT o~ock TINS morning the enemy amused
Our s'lsrS with few shot sId s,ivll, without doing
any ni2tefIii 'H'!litge
Hur troops are ";idiy in need OF antlscorbutcs
ihtr>.fc u EF'a hi;niv cheap Htt!e artices OF diet
thc ph'idithroPc hhght send down, which
Ws'id ;'dd maternity l" the comfort of the pool
Ieli.sNS N 'iiiS Hot iilt dusty country.
we are all i''iousiy boxing forward to The erea,
event ~ getting INTO k'ciiinond. We. are Within
sigh' oi It, Orr rickes get nearer and nearer to ii
every day. II choice noTccau, and we want it.
FfOM iFdSHiSGTOE.
City FHN Of Hospitais~Ihc RCicrtion Of 1eids-
Frauds az Connaots- EEtrG3iiioH IrcCiy Diti
MGttrc.
The following items from ;he Federal, ore under
oa'e ia t"e -oe'
late, though better tliaA never. cfio.t is being
made to improve the sanitary condition of the cit y
which IS very bad III consequence OF neglected
streets st,bufhS ana open spaces. Already The re
are indications that tie city will be les, healthy
than usuul this account of this condition,
OF things. 1t ~ suggested tha, the Government
should take the matter in hand, If the municipal su
thori!ies do not, on account of the Number Of sic
and wounded soldiers here, for whoa the atInos-
pnere is very bal
Several cf;ie Churchcs lately taken poss, ssou OF
by the GovcrifmeL to be used a. hos ptas ar. now
ready for tao reception of the sick wounded
lhey are very wcii adapted Tor tn pury 0Se, and
50 protected THAI little damage viii be doue TO the
tdiiices Two additional Episcopal Churches, Grace
Church usiand) and Christ Church, Navy Yard, }
nave recently been taken as hospitals. his leaves
bat enc Episcopal Church Ill this city not occupied
ior Government purposes
Ibc tariff AID tax bills have already caused a
material! advance III the pico OF tobacco and segars
among inc wholesale deaiers here Tobacco, which
was H'st week selling ~ iofty cents per pound,
no" eoaiinauds sixty cents. and some brands OF Sc
StrS nave advanced from 'liiee dciiars 10 tive dol
i''T P.A .nU"rl
.ii .no -.s'y net" 'h..hs nus iectlsed 'ispa.caeS
Is, - on 'is :. '"C 80 ns'..l', 'ho
% 80, ,',e.,i I;,. y M % m, tp'''n sesen'y
.'iS 'i' .'. ~ D"i.' otfo A" oieahs' ran INTO
'o @ ,.oo - ,'i al'ono, I" he'i 'i'e entia ahee'
-. - .;. - - - - 80 s''''. 'aNo VOC as
nv. !" - - .s ms rrsei s"nu's III
- - - - . g.. , .ao"' t. u,''e" "i;. ii"u q
60 y, e. - v. 80 ~ =" .u:,, cay W DIS taken oy
'nr ri, hawiiee ,ta' .I Ient ~ a'a"cip...a,
uo Va 'ro , q, W III ..ic hoha
, .T" oi q. es q M.lo. ueHs
a. ""' c., Iii ~ o.. a,nhe ,'iS friends
he''' hu "i'oi' "it po 'u''u. io nave uic 'ote on
MS REJECTION rccons'oefed Dut y Is extremely doubt
ful whether 1t VIII he successful The present SEN
ate has already confirmed General shields az a
EriSa,er and his rejection as MajorGeneral will
not deprive INN, ;is many suppose, q his original
commission. His position as Brisalier has never
been made vacant.
The S"nat. coihini'tee mas before 1t Il number OF
fac's III regard 70 a.eeed frauds committed upon
the Govefnncnt by contractors Nearly all these
facts 1t Is understood came from the Holt commits.
sion, and relative to amoulances, clothing. and
shoes. ihey are renefdly New England and New
OK contractors Inc "hoie matter VIII be made
pubic IA a snort i'in.
me pay on oi the army continues al rapidly
az 'he rolls are MADE out. mayor n. L. King, with
his ',sos IL, II. Ming Jf, ieit 'iis afternoon for
: .ehsrai VIC. h ., my. aia'ol hi1s TOOK with
.ia,or nones hss ,s, l.t, ~, nav M a,,,h.s h,;