The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-25

thoeiGeA by any orders Whatsoever The psrps.
tratcn q than. whsthsr oloesFs Or anldier1 VIII
be visited with panishmeut VIII h they will hs-e
reason 70 renaembef1 and any o96oeg OF soldier ab-
sent fcm the limits Of his camp, found b any house
whsssvss, without wEistsn pes from his division
or brigade commands. VIII b eousidsrsds puiaess.
Army corps comnsndsu Vim Immediately es
tabiisb uountsd pssro,s under charge a com.
misdonsd oilcerA which shall scour ths whole
once = day. and = different hours, 70 br.ns into
their respeotjvo commands all person absent
without proper euthsrity. o. who ere engaged In
any interruption Of etisaus living In the country,
Aeparste oommands VII be held responsible that
neither olaesrs nor men shsl. b. sbsens from
camp without propef authority.
BY command Of Nj Ger; Pope
WAsn1H0ros vIkwg ABOUT R1cHkT AND PSsD-
ire AovEMKNrA
The Washinetoa Ssar Of The 18th, has ths fol
lowing Paragraphs in Ito editorial columns.
The fast that the rear Of the army Of the Poto-
mao has reached Williamsburg In . march to .
Virginia without = serious effort on the part of
the rebel army before Richmond 30 int fers with
its progress. confrms belief that the latter 10
utterly without the necessary transportation to
that end, an element Of successful Campaigning
qui.e requisite any IN tho hands OF soldiers
We shall doubtless next hear Of McCieiIan's force
on the north aide Of the York river, at point
from which q march to The support Of Popes army
or from which Il can receive promised co-opera,
Won III attaekedS from Gen. Pope, wiz be an easy
tax
| Major Davia Tilson. Of Maine has been appointed
Chief Of Artillery In McDowelrs corps. One Of
Major Tnsons batteries, the ID Maine, CEpt Hall,
came gaantly up to the fre At the battle Of Cedar
Mountain and opened upon tho aank Of the rebel
camp near morning His first shot killed General
inder, and killed wounded his whole staff thus
fhf0vR}n0 rf0ht If rahnl
Fusion and his rapid fire afterwards dealt death and
destruction into tben, a. fearful rate.
At the rate Q. which tbs new lsvies are being
sent TO the field, it Ia clear that Pope's sld McCe
lsn's armies may be strengthened in the next for:
night to the extent Of e, least 5000, while rs
many more new levies will Join our armies ia the
fed Ia the West in the same time.
letter from Aqua creek informs Us that Gen.
Reynolds Ii now In command Of the Pennsylvania
Reserves having succeeded Gen. Seymour, removed
BY Gen. Mcclellan.
Aikens Landing, on the James river, through Ad
infant General Thomas. 1t is row confined to Of
1HeEa.
Ths public around us are evidently meme ntarily
expecting to hcar Of another battle in the vicinity
Of Slaughter's Moantxin. & consiierahle parton
OF th6 army OF Major General Pope Ii now on the
Rspidan, seven miles soutt end west Of thst now
historical eminsnce, Al Of II iss howsger. pest
asusht Of double their own number. 10 NO be.
ueYe that whenever attacked It Will win giorints
victory Up 70 the night before last the signs ware
that Jackson, having had quite enough Of fighting
recently, was seeking to fortify himself In and
around Gordonsviile, from Louisa Court House to
Charlottesville, slony the line Of the Central Road
Since then we have heard Of no forward movement
on his part though troops are certainly being sem
forward from Richmond 30 rapidly to reinforce him.
an that we msy at any moment hear tha. he has
vensrred another attsck upon Gen ?opes army Of
Virginia
II is clea We spprsbsnd that The rebels mean no
attack Whatever upon McCiellans army IN .roasi:u
between aarrison's Landing snd the position Ii IL
Fastening to assumes which, in turn, means that
they propose to attack Popes able to mass ali Or
nearly oil their great army In his front with suf
Client celebrity. Their deficiency In transportation
must, however, delay their movements materially
81 We believe that Pope u Improving In the means
are eecumnla:ins upon his immediate front sufsi.
cient troops n justify them In attacking him.
The rsar guard Of NcCislIan's army probably left
Hsrrisont Landing on Saturday night last, and. Wa
trust, portion Of hts cC ~ advance has already
reached the point from which can co operate with
Pope, necessary. Every hour u doubtless adding
to iss available strength ct that point Much In
the way Of sasety,) however. depends upon the
promptness with which Ma!or-Aeneral Mcclellan
executes his grand movement, the success OF which
will, IN turn insure beyond peradvanture the sue
esss Of the approaching campaign Of our combined
two grand srmiea.
ARRIVAL OF COZ. CoRCoKas n wIsHIyarcN
Ths arrival Of the celebrated Col. CoYcorau iu
Washtngton has been noticed. His regiment, the
6eeh New York. was ordered there to meat bin,
and wss to have ssrensded him last week Hou
Alfred Ely was 10 have made speech, and on bis
arrival In the city the following scene took place
The party. on arriving hers, Immediately took
QuartsEs at WiuardA aud their arrival soon being
known, crowds Of their riends Allied the roors du.
ring the afternoon. A. the Massachusetts 33d re2l
ment, Co! Masi, were on the way TO "Dtxis" yes
terday afteEnoon. hearing Of the arrival. they
marched up rourtesnth street, and after the band
had played an appropriate piece, loud calls were
ade for Col Cofcoran by the soldiers and the large
crowd Of civilians present, and In rssponSs he msds
his appearance oo The balcony over the private en-.
Col G. thenhsd them for the complainant and
eomphmsnted ths troops on their dns appesranee.
The Masseehusstts, troops wsre . 6Ae set Of men.
State should We With ths others In doing ts utmost
to accomplish thjs result He va glad that he
free, thst ~ might take the sword or gun and 20
INTO the dAld again. for be was not tired of battling
in TIL: great struggle and was willing to 60 In any
ea2aaity--to serve - private II necessary. He
hoped both nalts for troops would Be promptly
spondsd to by volunteers but Il drafting u neees
saxy. he hoped that 1t won be the means Of got.
army into the service He wanted to see this class
put lnto the front ranks and hs did not think they
would b disposed 10 find fauit after few engage.
meuf1 He would eacuse himself from making .
oqoocn now eno WOu.o Pto0lee oefeouet 70 SPEAK
mons at length. The cheers from the soldisrs did
his heart good He had hsard nothing like Il except
the cheegs he heard as . Union celebration In tho
anciaus town Of Salisbury, On the 4th Of July last
While = prisoner therA During the remarks Of Col
G. heves ffsqusntiy Intercepted by sppiaaae.
+ Col Naei, Of The aSi. replied In . few remarks
IN which hs said i was well enough for men 70
cheer. bat Il was men with guns that were wantsd
Afier ohAoriug Col Coreoran and otheTa, the line
was fbxmsd and the ~ proceeded - vifeiaiA
Col Coreosan has been commisaiocsd 1sieadisr
Gsusrsl, - dats nvm July 2lst 1851. ths dap on
whieh u was tahsa prisonar = Ball Ran. !.
rBx AaalvAL OF ras ssw Levi TROOPS n
WAe1INeTOu.
WashsnRton q again Fesnzning Its former military
liysllness, by ths arrival and departure q trcopa
nsnt ayrivsd. II b csmmanded by Col Enlen
Fraaklin. WHO Fsndsred s0cssnt aervice during tho
s4tkYse uaonshsr eonpaIgn. This regiment q he-s
twssa 1900 aad i,t69 seron&. and wss rated ss-i
sfrsly h Lancastw county = would not b essy
y And hsttsr !aAtsriA tor 'olelsss- aoss g then
Lsnsaeesr - has ut hav scss forth = ooeth
suozpllnA YIn9tnlas aad K0sueky. IeeiUsqs alser
raeiinan1 ri empoay af>sr company A. -
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