The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26
RUNNING TIE BLOCKADE.
UNITED STATES GUaRoAT CgIPFE

UNITED STATES GuasoAr CEIPrEwA,
Captain Bfysnn, New Inlet,
(0G Viii, n. ca July ., 1862.
An English steamer loaded with heavy guns,
&C. arrived here last tiiday morning: was par
TALLY headed Off by the Cambridge and Stars and
Stripes (the only two vessels then here-the Chip
pe,ya being at Beaufort tor coal and repairs and
the State Of Georgia at Fortress Monroe for Of
ticers and mem but succeeded in running ashore
near the beach, about mile frani the fort
and for five days, Until our arrival last night,
was unloading, IN PLAN sightr heavy ride
cannon, and carts transporting them along
the beach to the fort. This morning ali ap-
pears quiet She has probably discharged all she
wants, and looks low in the water-pernaps leaks.
or is waterlogged. our men almost frantic
with rage and talk loud agains; the management
Of affairs The Stars and Stripes fired ioG shots
without much effect. as II did not prevent their
landing the guns At this rate we will all be home
on parole in short time. Our men will have to
bite the dust in future battle from the effect
of these guns. However, | but ordinary
seaman aud have responsibility about the man.
ugement here. III haste iof the mail.
THE DEPLETION or TUE u s ARMY.
TIE statement made short time since, that the
great cause OF the rapid depletion of our armies
tsays the Baltimore .fmerica1D not losses in
battle sickness, but the desertion OF soldiers
their homes in the North, has been widely copisd
and confirmed hy great number ut Journals in dif.
.erent parts Of the country. Thsre cannot be less
than 10 ;9ts se-hs,ed cred thrcu chout tho
North who beoug. of right to tbs army. and w}o
should be made To return to their duty. How these
men get leave Of absence and discharges is thus
p!sined by the Washington correspondent Q. ths
ErGniag Post:
"The President found OH his late vis; to General
Mcclellan that geyenty thousaGd of tie troops
taken 10 the Peninsula are new missing Or ubsent.
II Is impossible la believe hat more than forty
thousand are dead, wou,ied or sick. General Nc.
Cieiisp expressed The opinion TO The President that
NOR. rhanha,f of the seventy thousand abset SOL
t!iers are uow well. How they got away is almost
impossible to tell. fact, however. has just come
TO inv knowledge which " NJ seeia 10 emeidste the
matter A single member ef Congress has succeed
ed in getting iurieusas and diseharges frf three Aeu
6rsd soldiers during The present session of Congress
This il a fact and il will show h0e the army has
be.a .lepl. ed or Ut least way In which its
numbers have been reduced The friends Of sol
diars--of resimentS--have endeavered to get oft
every sol,her " ho sick OF The SEA vse Members
OF Congrs IS desired to be pcpaar in thas dlsrues.
and answered every call upon iiem. Goipneis Vi
regiments ami Generals OF bfgadss Ind ttia same
,leBire of popularity with their men; and one aud
all have ide in this depicting process till the
total of absentees is enormous.
aES. cAaERoN's RrsENTAT1oS TO TiE xArEFoR
- or RUSSIA.
.Fro,n the Harrisburg telegraph
Tram private letters received iu this city ,iifeet
/ from st. Petersburg, learn that Gen. Cameron.
Minister to Russia, had safely arrived at the capital
OF ths nation where his legation b establixhed aud
that he also had bis Arkt Interview with the Empo-
Alexander. According to tho rigid eiiqpetts Of
to grant an Interview uutl the lapse of soms fma
after the arrival of Aintsfaf, but IN this eAs an
alnlieucs MIS- alnsns insineSsteh srRnfoi and tbs
reception made The Mstk SsossttAI by Vie easpexl
solicitsde with whIsh ~ npsEor lnqniEed ~,
esrsisg II ceaditisa Il ~ Au@ieoa pss(ss t1slf