The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-14

IN the battles CT Saturday and Sunday last,
81 ths Fair Oaks reach 0rnsfal ACC1allan'e
ass % s.s !s sss
latter. wa much grsatsr thsn was IT hrst
supposed. Tho rebel loss y known to have
.l1een from seven to ten tnousan0, ana We noN
lsoslisvs onIs .plll quite ysae b rtas tcrmsv -
I Rres-sevsa tn0U ssha. tustsnassf thfeAs thoa :
EAAnd. as"ttttsaiis reported. =
arAaLs,'s asrs skvoKs" -Aort0x OF rsu Par
A,nesr.
! ISpec.al Uisratth to the Evsnine fost
/ WAsRJsarox, June The excitement which
wav CO used ty the arbitrary aets OF tfvvefnor
Stanley, in Nor,h Caroline, IL ssnaoiy aIsyea
t,.day by ths prompt and decisive ec"oa OF
the Government.
| President kas Instructed Mr.. Stanley to re-.
! call his obnoxious orders, to reopen we
schoo.s for the cont, abaAds. and toetQp tue
| rsmandirg of Fugitive SLAVES 10 thstf Mas:
tsrs.
TIE friends OF 0overuor Stanley are 0os
! at oil pleased with this CouAtsrmand. Insy
declare that he will resign his office rather
than recall his orders.
Fapu YORTRRes MoNRoB - ARRIVAL OF MORE
PRISONERS rRod BsFoaGEtoaAohA
FosrRsss MONROE, lane Tho steamer
Mystic arrisea this Morninx Win "" nuu
! dred and forty one ptkxonsr1. recently tap
tursd " Uererai Mcclellan. ineindins eleven
Ufiicers. ,.
The Nm ii.n sleop- of war Racer sailed hence
this morning.
! The huiks used rs storssbips aud hospital
I ships which we're towad down Gu:sido tno
point when Tea . o! the Merrimsc Were vi
permcst Ia tae iainds or toe HaVAi tom gu
ers here were lowed up again To day, anu
, rssC med tns,r Old anchorage ground III Ihs
Roads. -.
Newport News has bssn abandoned Al all.
itary post, ani tho ordnance ara "ran
: W ~
Quart ru;nster.
/ fonrsks. gussos Jane 6.1-fhe stohinef
Massachusetts. which went np the J.Glfs
rissr on Sunday uight it-; Win tHs priva.
teers Ia he excEsnsri FOR Col. &c tco1an and
others heih rs their hostages. fetufasd tats
morning bringing back tho pttsaiseTs WAN
her, ten. HuHer promised Ch behalf Of the
( re6si Government til at the hostages would
be exchanged for the pfivatsers. Acting upon
this In .i,is.tioB, tn pflSatesrs We're ssnt up,
and ia their arrival at Uity Point Il train OF
cars came down from Petersburg with u nag
{ OF truce to receive them.
TAs eapscied hostages not being on bnarh.
however, the Rriy3LecTs were rot given up,
int communication W.s sent III the febs!
t:oxernnlent usatug ar explanation. " an
swsr shortly came back - The effect that Il Ia
I Iiueer exceeded h:s authority, aud L further
conference "nuid be necessary before IN ex-
cnanga ctuIi ho CON plste. u was iinm sdi.
a.eiY replied by flag OF truce that the boa!
would reir ain tCit5 Point reasonable time
il ride! tia. ;as proposed further conference
pariment ut t.ich nOnd aud az immediate an
aver iromiseI.
/ The massachusetts waited ill next day
without receiving any FUR shsr conmuGiGi.
ton, Wien, AFTER seeding 4 boat ashore and
Learnt Y that nothing WIS expected toin
Richmond, shs started GA Aer 1s:urn down
tie river.
Dusing ner stay L. CRY roiat some :riYa.
tcelS w9rs very indignant -. tie Geihy u
which We were obliged TO :lhmi', and &n Ia .
tsnt;on secsetiy WAS ex pressed TO ssizs the boat
OF the passage down. Necessary precHu ions
were taken, however, by Dol. WhipPle, who
was liz COMM I'D OF the flag, and no trouble
arose.
Faou asNgsiL RiSGss AEaY-nEPoaTs OF BE-
LEAs ED FEDERAL Pkis0skRs.
Especial Corr.spondsncs O. them Evening
Post
WuLiA1fPueT, Mp Juus 2.-Oor camp has
just been thrown into Ii 81 lie of JJyful sAciie-
mcnt ny the saie srrivl. OF MaJ)r Dwight. -
ha.s,ch.setts d, eTit I, from " iAchsster aud
the hauds OF ths enemy. As Il great favor, he
was allowed to givs his parole, and. together
with Or. I.!ncoin b. Stone, OF the same reEi-
msI;, this Esorl,Hg got in 81 i wagon, And III
the coolest ii, ahAer imaginable drove out OF
Winchester. The rebels, aita0uSh theI had
til .en hie parole. had rot in:eA they sIuuId
come away 30 soon, and sent TWO men after
taem, but the H. jOr, With his ready Psfsua-
=ioD, easily convinced Them that 1t was all
right. oss came all the ohjsc .ions made by the
rebel picEets, AID after many delays Waa de-
D. u
ne and Or. Stone surrendered joj faGiy as pri-
soEerY.
ExPERIEgCRs AHOsa THE REBELS.
The Major was takea or sunday, Ia the To-
trea! from Winchester, "a ths city. H., Win
many Othara. cams reluctantly down the hill
When the retreat II -: commences, and WAS
further delayed b. heip:ng one or our wound
ed La sh; bat riaciag that be could not secure
the escape OK either II he stayed longer, help
ed the wounded man Into house and pushed
on 70 overtaks the regiment. a little farther
on he met another man wounded in the shout.
der, who cried TO him for help, and the Glaj or
again stopped ana helped han into l. house.
When he came out he found the enemyb ca.
vairy all around him, aud there was nothing
for him to do but surrender, which he did to
Major Wheat. The reosls treated him with
the grsa:es. kindness and consideration. MAJ.
Wheat advised him 10 60 to the TayI House
and get soule bTeaktas aud al! tins Con tas-
rate Officers behaved IL & very G.E:leuaaiy
manner.
rnEEsBaLs III wIEChEsTkR.
Opposite the Taylor House the louisiana
Z)Uaya2 Were fas: becoming iaeo1iatsi over
some one hundred and efty bottles o. brandy,
which the EIsGicll Purveyor thought hs had
destroyed, but had not, aud all through tia
town the rebels. famished By three days hard
marching, with bot little To S6t, were Eirg
themselves with the fat OF tbs land. sscCss-
SIGN was rampant. Flag, hoatsd from every
house. Females, arrayed In their brightest
coiorE, psradsd t.e streets, ana every house
Was open for nair long AK ped for bat almost
d.spaiIedof guests Jackson was In L tow
ering rage that his orders hai mot been FOL.
lowed out II they had bean, ons of EWsil's
brigades would have got completely around
our right, ga.nai tae rear OF the town, and
ca. of our retreat entirely. TnSy assert th1t
they had completely 10 u trap and
greatly III OF tilted ~ our escape.
THE KKEkL PURSUIT
Hhea they Yot 10 NoWtoTn ous roar yuarl
OF the Second Mahs ich asetts keut them 1Rck
respectfully. and Oh Sunday hiu.nius 1t
Was oaiy the failure Of tAe:r orders be-
ing carried out tA,s prevented tbs Bag
gage Of whole force from being iost
ani after tho battle bad b5en fought,
the n,ea ~4:. loo t,gei VIII long marching
aud tie destinations or W.aches YER were too
great ~ enable tEeIa u Kssp np with us in
our retreat, of attack Us at tbs riser which.
IL sh-y ia. me. would undo abiedly have
caGsed II general ktsIn pede and have proved
the distraction OF what Of oar army WAS on
tbs Virginia suis Of The ,iSar. W Zen jackson
f,und We Wer. no. ali taken As lac d hd meant
lie pushed On tbs pui suit hs IA p.hly az possi.
be. Iut Ills Coinaeis kept sending MIN word
they c0Lld hot Keep on II! that rate. and 1T
tie beyond ssartinsbufk 1he pursuit was dis
continued.
His army is abandan.,y supplied wish AR.
Iiiisry as learn Lon other sources Uvsrfifty
pieces OF cannca were counted m the rebel
columns ny une OF oar scouts. Iley have h
kfsat add ndatt,c ot wagons, which carry the
mems biaugets and kaapsacks. They had no
tenis, but build rsat tirss aud bivOuac be.;ds
them. being Unelcatu .Isrei By any weight,
such as oar mea have they can ,aov> with
celebrity and make long marches wash iess ia
iixG2 tau We
When they arrived u. Winchester they had
nothing 10 eat, and were aiinost Iamisnsd.--
Salt they esteemed the greatest luxury, Sad
alta IL rs ANY 0as would confectionery. one
OF the officers said he hadn't seen any TOR more
than forty days. Coffee, too. WA equally a
rarity with them. hnd to see L warehouse iull
Of il bu rning made them alIno st frantic with
rage. DR.. Baxter, " eaicel Furvsyor, whom
he came away from Winchester, piled sii the
medical stOrSs up III q heap and set ifra 10
them; bat the citiz .ns Immediately pus Ma
IRE our. and these Ill fell into the haEus CT
TIE re bells.
RIVAL MARYLAND RkdIAENTs.