The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-14
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rom ffeaerlckseury Va, .I.y ..h ssv. ~
seu'n OF Jazz #as celebrated with "grra, "a,
y as soldiers there. He says:
ihs day was usheSea IN with .sl,o, ., ,,,
e.efs nag ooanable WAS disrlrrss All "a, 81
stfs'icn OF ra'-io''.r' nr.tA White ,ha .ssno
sas & tas rrivaica We'd With cash o,hsr I,
~tet"e Hail Coinmbis' and other na,i,nai IT.
the bands tected till the great exbaa ts
emu muscle rsnfsred further strans .,cs.s,a,,n
ana 'orpeaoes and freerachere rs,,i.4 ha.t
n,1ss ana defiant echo IN The cannon. who's. than
,,,til - 'us e'ad on ioan of treaet;,k st,n,t
Harry uin '"a''e'A's 'ee'a
-, IRE atsef1,oos si,c tF5ops spis drawn II, /,
she ii.a OF hollow square. and lei, ia The .ni,u
r,r, y, such sfer' as tbs iuge,,ic7s might deytse
rs' css''e inu'e raee 4 isrs. ir,.t ,..es ~
eu'1 AZ eFiny wagon n:s tainoYpnos,o inn, ,nd.a.
~ IN t"en'y.'oat ot ths long .are,j nv .r,nss
as.tsyed IN due iora, and si the word 20 ~,
~eI,si sAs4ef 'oind the circle. while e,a-y ems
asenthei ss;.s Es"s OF sa'rfs iro, TIE tepa At t:e
,,"noied on with IA agility tha.uycuId hava don
nn"o' 20 i'an Rice IN his paliniesY dava IT, ~
.si vas keNt up till night but when ,w;rb. h "A
ters onis, '1,e ,ssSne eYsfy man in his quar-.
=. tns selief, and prepared If need be "a ,asreh
aY"pfeas'oe1n. Al the hea.lag;ar;egs ,s f,en M
GO nuinh@r ot of;cers collected ,4uiino 10 s-s
tss F:ea ''N s's''>h = play ut fireworks sonn a.
,N.S' az i,bln .nse throng Of volunteers ,,ho ac
'o'npauied by 'Aei cGicegs aecktyl from every ii.
Yeoaor.
AT the couelgsicu # the pyrotecbns. disnlav the
troops set up prolonged shout for Gen King who
at length appeared Gaon the porch. and, in y nea,
snd stirring speech, expressed his pleasure At his
tetin - ilis old division. bis confidence II their
so'dierly qualities and he hope Of the utter and
Immediate downfall OF the Confederate States
Other officers followed, and the crowd after rounds
II cheers fof their General the Union aud McCiel-
ian, again returned 10 CAMP Nothing has ocCa
stoned mora surprise - t.e citsens of ireder.cks
burg than the behavior ot oar troops iotl si,h Al
occasion as this. Their gentlemaniy conduct In The
execution Of oFdeTs seemed miracle to the Freds
ncksouTgezsi tu. :hat none should BE- sat.,.icaed.
ai.d not difficulty OF any character occur, with
thousands a soldiers tirred cut. will, restraint
upon thci' actions their sense % prc,rie.y
seems 10 the ieiudet nhabitant wonderful indeed
and has elevated III" Yankees more ia their est,-
lion than any other plan that could have been de
rissd
his morning the ,s:cl-y -a~s,rea four rebels on
duty about twenty rifles from the CITY, Ga t.e te,e-
graph read to Richmond. in the attempt one re-
oei was Killed aud several OF the horses wounded.
bat our Dien all escaped without injury The pri-
seners belonged Ia the militia and express rca,ii-
ness TO take the oath Of allegiance they desire
return TO their farms, They profess great ignorance
OF rebel operations and could give information
concerning the number of troops in their immediate
vicinity though they thought there none save
squadron Of cavalry, encsnped short distance
from the picket Tile men were armed with double
bafre.Ied shot gum revclvers and sa6res, and
wvN mounted aud clothed. though there was little
Il any similarity in their dress each man apparent
ly having fitted himself on in his own sty,e. This
is the first time have found the enelny since
their retreat from before Frejer ksburg and moth.
Ing Yet can be heard from them upon either the
Bowling run or Cord ,nsyille plsnkroud The re-
be. cavalry occasionally dash through the country
outside our lines aud have made one or two at
tempts recently 30 carry eff loyal men. but with
ont success. Cur casalry however, are on the look
out, and we shall either get another batch of re-
heis or eftectuaiiy put quie eous Upon sCch demon
strations.
Yesterday Mayor Sian gii,er ana Mr. John l. Ma
rye, prominent lawyer of Frederick sburg started
ior Richmond to procure the release of General Epy
noids, recently captured bY the enemy before Rich
mond General REYNOLDS was for Il time Military
Governor OF Fredericksburg. and had won the
teen OF The in1abitapts Who. despite their Seces-
sion pToclivites, could not avoid the oonviction
taat lite aud property lar safer under rule
han il had ever been Under The sway of the rebels.
The above Gentlemen were scnt by the citizcI-,
who appointed them roGunittee immediately upon
learning The capture OF the General and do not pre-
ter any claims upon the Confederate authorities by
virtue oi their official position ii relation to 1;ui-
cral affairs. Several l.rnIarI from, Maryland and
elsewhere are lirre harvesting the abandoned grain
OF rebels on shares though there is an itnuteuse
amount of wheat which will lie yer be touched The
railroad bridge has been again rebuilt and the trains
cross as usual The Capa! boat and poHtoon bridge
also stretched across for the third time. aud q
large force Is employed ti,iilinS Wlr~5rijge upon
the piers Of the old Chatham rit,,e. Thg vii! IS
cape all the hoo,'-. ana doubtless remain long after
the rebellion shall have been crushed
The prospect of fight here remains Us dubio,,s
"a ever. though the citizens Of fredericksburg are
confident that the rebels will have possession of the
tow in few DAYS.