The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-25

/, ,-i Mcclellan are now snily justified " re
obslsciss before DIM they put TO rest 81 thooe
le,. eoolsfon Il br.c.tionE that ais plans wars
D contriye.i M. when ha did move from he
PO,cua. it@ fDEI5 moss forward 10 RichIo,
hogt finding anythipg on his line Of march
hut GgU>ser guns and abandoned fordnca~
~ Caxp BRgosE Er.Rxsczssyrs,
81 TUrktowa, Va, April l., 1864 J
iha exciting event If The day 1Gs bssl o
..iiocn frcVAlt issAnte ~ General Ei'z icnn
Fo~'eT, on \ scale Of rather larger agni uds
oar wss intended. ~ five O'Clock In the
| t2orTiAs Gen rtsr took his place In Pro fes.
| F1r Lowe balloon bs suppoEed the usual
Hnnlne o' roi'A' were a.:nChed to IL, whereas
-neTs vas only one, @ut Il .cs Ia this ~ was
afterwards ascertoiued. had baan burned by
! T;tr.o', nseo IN ssnerai3ng gas Taking his
seat IN the Ger, nracgor panied b, any on q.
| tns rope was let cnI 20 neariy its full length
| -th@ length is about nine nuncte vards--
when suddenly snap went tina cord aur IN
! went the balloon. This was an unexp.cted
rart OF the programme. The men be oys
| looked 10 with astort=emsG', and ,hs Gen.
| erai looked DOWN with equal beviitsrmant
| "Upen taa valvs,' shouted one OF he men
I; below
| iii manage H. responded the General.
! Up vgeG. the bGIiocp, hig1eT L. rose with
| great rGpidity, i,s huge form 10 seuiug es 1t
1 Tittfy m0Ua,ec. l. - tha REGIONS or me upper
AR; l. b,cGT9 spGcg Ia me sky. II wind
| terfitory. .sy tnis time every star ofic.r
end hundreds = 0thers ware looking a, the
moving scsCf. 1t f. tmro-sfb,s to descr ( he
ths snxietF To- anI cxFres:ad for tas fate O,
3itn, tna caatr4. obIaot CT thought, in that
fST dTy&y Iy2cy! < SDeCs, every nom ent oecom.
!c. iefs Slsi UjH L is se-u 10 move In our d.
Teai N; fhs cor enances Of oar men b. ten
| With hope. IL rasses over oar heads. Sooo
! it begins 10 descend, but v,i'1 q rspidity that
! aroused renewed apcrehsnsioa. Quickly
! squ+d % cavalry, isd hy caprain Locke 1t
! McQ rGce, Of he Gf:@ oal's STAFF, plunge purs
into heir Uses mo q g. away In the ii, co.
I tt1h 81 TIE GCscEnISns balloon.
! The rest OF the story IL rs received |. from
I .he Generals own iips. While the rope wa
! hsinS played ont he ABUSED his glass In
| leadines FOR his proposed view If the enc.
my's territory. = suaden oound Of .he bal
/ inOn told him IN f. Ecotne2t that the rope q al
l given way. 1e drCrped his glass, heard ths
| call, Open The va,re,' made the respon se
| given above. and set about locking for ths
] valve. ia was sensible Of bsirg f1is hty-ths
| General l9Tes cnn 0s we'll 80 the next one
I 3Ur was Il 1t 1T ali nervous. He saw the wind
1 hai ias2n h IN over the ilce Of The reoei en. .
| tr-rcameDtE. Having no wish % drop In
/ among them h0 ist the valve tska care of
| i'ecis. Gn& =: oCee!ei - sake atYgngags OF his
/ psi toa = 4oie the Gs2tCt of rebel ofiaots be-
| low.
1 Crowds Il So diaTs cnsnei from ths woods.
: q d a Ssssd taelr Shouts distinctly. Luck
j ,iy L. - 70 &c the reach OF thCir cui cts 30
! h.' 80 H.. 35raa o0 his scoTe, The map OF
/ the coUg e. was Distinctly dscsrnahle. Hs
+; ~ YoTs. o.. Il ard Sc We rk', York Tiv-r aud
/ l;s wind.see, afd Norio'E ana .ts smosir 4
! -ne 5Ehun aua lis coarse was reversed i,A
| retreat fTcTa Over re5eldoIa was rapid He
! apensd Ehe VsiY-, ths gas escaped, and down
| Es c ne EG G ul n0-sLy no ~ fsst he C m
dc 81, bat II VS. 1,t1 81 raust.ty he wCuid
z-0t csre % n ave cap4GtSd. Ear car strU ok he
I top II = shelter .9n - under which, luckily.
/ 10 o.H hsDrghot 70 re ~ the -k1oc ked
. ;ae tent into - eGd lett him eEycloped in q
! N 0t CO ia psai oil silk He cTaWiad oat
I I'D !iuad himself In the middle oT o cam =.
| lJt ore aandfed fcaa from aen. McClellan's q
F. he dqGarrtrs.
| Il came IN ourted, you see,' was his rem a. X
| s5 Ga;o~ei iturns. WrO was aaour the frs.
Vn2N by bus siie Ee gHve The csta,ls of hi y
e .a"a =, yas3 - Gen. Buns, who, s5eing :hs
~p?ct 'Htf'5 II <st5iG% III u JOKE, could not
|. ,Cs2 TIA ia oTtuIt.y.
! "You ara 81 s;'s piei 5us Character" i" remarked
/ Gen-sa! b5ins.
'fsIow - asked Ganerai Porter
! ''tG II space OF hAlf Gu aour YOU have
| bse. >aisn up BY i balloon and arrested by q
alelrer tent"
| ~Aaa you have caroe down sate, 1 sea, -
/ brCks IL 18p--in L3-Se, before the laughter
| e. HeG, EurLss duet o. puas had ceased
~ eame WIN THIS cavalry company 10 loo K
|. goa UR.''
] ter mc," .eJ1.ued Genere. Porter.
EACHATGs cF FR.sos Among the i'm :.
roeC iRtS ad yJ>r . sas desirable from the Con.
faaer4js successes III Tennessee, the possessi on
| nf Gau. ren.i:s and large portion OF his
| d,visiaa rs priscEers IS not she siieh.ess On
| this =urjsc; the Few Orleans Piea,uns re-
/ MARKS:
| la consequences of tho nrexpectsd sncoas,as
| 81 For; Hoaeigou, the namter CT Confederate
1 prisoners 81 wST IN The Eau6s of me Esdsr-
ais suddea.y exceeded the mum ber OF redsr-
| 4is IL cur nos. The Charge OF position led
he Cover mont 1T Washington ascuptiy 30
/ break oil iTc!G tie nrrAng gemsa! they had pro {.
pcsad for exchanges. Having received wi n :
| 81. equivalent iergs number given up BY
~ 'l GLANCE Cn 'hefT good faits, they kept
! ana Pat :, rigid mpfisonnos sEt the meu cap
1 turad at fort U1Le'sOD, We have now full
| Sc e x cf lfCops cn "t1red uu the sam ground, /,
| and II - ~ the pose OF cur Government to
I zrtp hem Gntil thlr . rap pgemelt is 10 ads
] ard seizure fleaEnrss provided that il shall
/. not he 2!aSeo by any Yankee fraud. The
p!sFoGdsraEce CO Is 0n ,nr side gain, and tha
/ ira. Tee Of u should ha to demand suutya.
tents for tncse who obtained their freedom
| from captivity by -ne6ns Of the rsrfidy Of tbs
| GovFTnIuen: under the broken arranxsmsnt
| III Ia sss month.
f: TT. p4T3iCulrriy gratifying that We have
/ ohtatu-d I'll III .er OF the rank Of Gen Prem
tisS &c &c made ne security for the good treat.
| meat, rs prisoner OF war, IT net tor sne i'm
| oiedi 90 sxch2aEe, Of Gen Bucsner. II has
| been She threat CT the Federal Governmsn,
! that Gen. Brc%nac should Be tTea led, not as
| Il prisoner q war. bu. ss = prison a. OF Sssts,
| and ior Lis &C ; as confederate General
I brought 10 ;riai Gs Il traitor 20 the Federal
/ iaoTernmsnt Hsj General Prem siss may
be hs III as the aCstaga for Con Bu. kn sr's se :
| Curitv agaiDst such = Villain ous treasmenL-as az
| ID Jor-tteaerai Pre- scotJ, oi the Brt, ii army,
! - a. hs!d daring sfs kevpiutict. SIS q hostage
| IN To- American camp 10 tue tressnert OF
| S-s". th =ries 4-ss, wao had been threaten
| 81 WiSa trial es II cesettsr from the Hsitish
! service.
| IHE UurkAaEs OF fHs kssssY.-Tns people
snoSsn ~ "oar Eog3neru brsthran" hays
shown bsIn selves to hs rs bsrparous and an
| !-Shag '.s tue worst OF Eavages-sureiy they
! A:e y great dseiSnsaner. W&arsyer taey get
foofho'd on Southern SOL tney commit the
! mcst wrnt2r and hsatheEisn dspg ed llions -
| "e conid IL cur columns with accounts O,
/ the'r vi stnias They pay TO s9rt Of rgspes,
| IN private properly waareyer hey can In
| 1Gre q southern maa by Destroying IL; they
/ drive women ard children out OF houseI
| ana tnen burn them down; they kiil all
| siL0s q stock that thsy capaot use or carry
7 ..t. -.