The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

bIe that kaauregard may make stand ii ere.
In order TO draw halleck after him; when
hv n ffank movement In our rear he will
fo,cs us TO ght-abOut face, and fight our way
back to the river
TEs vALLBY.
The Northern papers have adyices from the
Valley 10 Juns An, which says that "lhe rise
In the Shep az doah embarrasses military OPS
rs,Ions" we presume that jackson ha. Sc.
r,ously embarrassed Federal Mil tary opera
tions since; but the rssder will probably like
10 see vha: they say shout
rEp STRATEGIC POSITIONS OF MCCLELLAN AND
h'DowBIL.
Row that The omand Of Gen. nicolsilan
comprise what is south Of ,ha Kappahan.
nocsit 1. understood that he Will receive mnch
aid ard comfort from Fortress Monroe. Ne
csssarily General McDowelps business will
be 10 occupy automatically the strategic point
50 long held by the rebels at Manassas.
Thence he can move rapidly by reii towards
t4ordonsville, or, II Iesd 10, up the Hana.xa.
Gap Road, to co.ops-ata with our troops In
ths valley. For the purpose o! the defence OF
Washington. or the upper part OF the Valley,
the road Is invaluable By constructing q
dozen miles between Stfaz6urg and Wine mes.
ter there would be q DON tiBuous commUuica-
ton by rail from Harper's Fer - to tho lower
part Of the Valley. Twenty-Five miles more
railroad construction north of Harper's Ferry
wOrfld form a connection with the HaRersiown
and arr1aburG TouS.
RAPID MARCH OF GES. sgIRLDss DIvIeIoE.
Lisut. Dol. Thomas U. Mcdowell, Of Penn.
syiyenia, arrived bore to-day from 0sn
Shields division. He states thas the forced
march from Fredericksburg to Front Royal,
ssyenty-four miles, was m ads in lees :han two
days. This movement WAS 80 rapid that the
enemy were thundsrstruck at the appsaYar CO
OF the division at Front Royal. thus cutting
of Jackson's retreat by the Valley of the
Suth fork OF the Shenandoah. had Gen. Free
mont come into the Velley at Harrison burg,
rs ordered By the President, he might have
GOT In front OF Jackson Ia his retreat, when q
battle would have snsued, but perhaps not e.
victory, II Jackson's force Was u: large as il
commonly represented.
...- FROM FORTRESS. MONROE.
FoRfkYss MONROE, Juno3.
Last evening, after the departure of the
Haiumors boat, it was decided to send Mrs
NrsAnhow, daughter. Mrs. Norris child, and
Mrs. Bailey, Immediately to City Point, and
thus get rid Of these Troublesome " men. This
fair party, who are well known to the read
Ing public a. the ladies 30 long In thu custody
o. tho 0ovsrnmsnt at the Capitol prison at
Collam, Fhst United States Voiunteer cave,.
~. now stationed at Washing ton. The guard
o,rs.stsd Of sergeant and four privatss Of
The same regiment. This gay and festive par.
70 Baltimore. On the route the escort OK %.
rishced much difficulty in restraining them
from keepicg up constant and uoloyai ex.
prsssions OF feelings. The little daughter of
Davis, being instigatsd by her mother.
On their voyage t. this place they made
thsmselv a. q ute obnoxious to our officers and
even vehtursd TO endsaver to annov General
DIX. Lieut.. Oollam had his hands full. I can
assure you. The ladies were at times quite
insulting In their remarks and manners. On
their arrival here they were not allowed to
leave the Adelaide until few mir utes before
Inn NJ hn A%n
transferred TO the hotel. Here they ealcu.
lated to spend the night, dine and sup, and
nave good time generally. But In this they
were disappointed, for they we're ordered to
and heard enough to enable me TO believe al.
most any OF the stories which have been narra-
ted OF the rebel trio. Mrs. Morris pleaded sick.
$50 sick that 1t would be murder to move
vc,,,S snss dinner which they had ordered
wouio NOT pc served to them. A 0pics cup OF
~ ths cS,iSrsn "n nee. them, oranges served OUT
boat and went away saying hard th;no. s ~ ,ns
the Yankees. The little Children 49, cS Soa
taught to Insult Union mon. To-da, ,%su
of the Richmond market. think they %,si
ind some difference In the bills OF fare /
could write some stracg g things In connection
with these fair but sour rebel women but
lheard rumOr here last evening that Flag
Oficsr l.. d. 0oldsborough was to be re.
moved rom this station, but to what other
am unable to learn. 1t may possibly be q
''dock yarn" but some Of these same stories
often prove tras In time.
The work Of blowing up the fortifica lions
on Craney Island was commenced yea crday,
and IN the afternoon dense volumes Of biac I
smoke gave evidence tn Il al! the fine uai terra
wsTs being burnt mp. A couple ct little
guDbcats were hoverirg around, their crews
watching the destruc Ion OF WORKS built to
prevent their passage 70 tbs waters they now
trsssrss In safety.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Saturday, TWO priZS vessels, the Schco.
nsr Stephen Hart aud the bark Saliis Mcgee,
wsrss sold At New York by the United States
marshal, andsr the direction OF the United
NtAtee Pnxe UommissioDsrs. The bark Saliis
mAGeo Wa sold for % ,l6O and the schooner
hssphsn Hart for $4,000.
The Boston Light Artillery company has
osen disbsnded BY order OF ttov. Andrew, In
conssquenco OF their refusal to enter upon
scuve service for . longer period shan six
months. This action ON the part Of the Gov.
sfoor took place after one hundred horsss had
Dssn purchased for the company.
All the printing materials, including the
Xpes. machinery, and presses. together with
ne buildings which con tain them, Of the
nashvtlls Psrios. Nash VIE Basxsr, NASHVILLE
.U"soa. Nashvills 0azstse. TtHHsssls Dapftss. and
ne hoathsrn Methodist Publishing Houss
suo Ne Baptist PubiishinI House In that
Attorney.
10 UhicaEo Tvtbuss says there are thou
noS. y ~. so,asess In the West who were sent