The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16
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THE WAX QUESTION IN EUROPE.
PrIxassvns, June f4--fsssshefn papers u Tie
Tin have boon received hero, The Nsw Yssk Her.
III myB:
Ths Hichmosd Disr~,eA hss been received, md
n gives terrible rreerd # the loss u fvbsl officers
u the bstale n Fsr Oaks, while II Ohe DispaseA)
p,sts down the killed IN tho aggregate on their sids
at caly s0uo whseh is doubtIem considerably below
the mark II says that they lost : ssst number Of
e1iccrh ine.uding Ave Generals, tweuty-three Colo
neis, ten Majors, and afty-seven Captains eitier
killed Of captured.
Tho sanse paper makes the important sdmisslpn
that the Yankee army can 81 my time cut on tho
retre9 q the rebels to the South by seixing ti,s
raiiroads q Petersburs and intinates that tbs re-.
treat 70 Lynchburg and the mountains was The osly
ons left
The Herald does mot print the p;spateA's article,
which shows 1t to b. = sheer fabrication of Hen,
nett'A
THE BATTLE NEAR roRT REpuBLIc
Fremont telcgraphcd to Secretary Stanton, June
9Th, NEAR Port Republic, = r. N. that he engaged
Jackson's entire rebel force At il A. M. that day.
Tho battle lasted with great ebstpaey and violence
until O'Clock in the afternoon He says that the
loss both sides was very great The Federal loss
was heavy among the officers. He also says that the
rebels were advantagcously posted in timber. hsv
ing chosen their own position forming n smaller
circle than our own, aud with troops formed ca
aasse. The Federal troops fought occasionally un-
der the lnurderous fire Of greatly superior numbers
The byonet aud canister shot were used freely and
with great effect by the Federals. Gen. Milroy had
the centre. Gen. schenck the right, and GEN stahI
with all his brigade except the Garibaldi Guards,
the front. Gems Blencker, Bahlen, and Col Stern.
$1,000 to IS 90 men.
Accounts published in the Herald state that Col
Mitchell, Of the 9Th New York; was severely
wounded, and his regiment badly cut up losing jUO
men. The Garibaldi Guards lost 200, and the 35th
Ohio Co. The total loss is estimated at six or eigh
hundred killed, wounded, and missing.
Col Van elisa, of the De Kalb regiment; Capt
PAUL, Of the 9Th Now York; Capt Miner of the
10Th New York; Capt. Bschute, Of the ;9th New
York; Capt North of the 25th Ohio, and Surgeon
Cantwel Of the sad Ohio were all wounded. Many
other ofacers were killed and wounded
The rebels fought wholly under cover, while the
Federals forced to advance through open fields
The enemy's advantage Of position and number.
were counterbalanced and defeated by Fremont,
Skilul handling of his troops and the GOODNESS ant
determination with which lie pushed his success
The Federal forces were greatly ounumbered at III
points but have occupied the rebel lines and forced
them to retreat o The Federal army stops (ssepss
on the field of battle.
The Herald has not word of the fight between
jackson and Shields.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
General Halleck photographed to Lincoln's Sccre
/ tary Of War. under date Of Corinth, June 9Th, a
follows: The enemy is falling back to Tusilla
fifty miles from here by railroad and nearly seventy
| BY wagon road. General Pope estimates the rcbe
loss from casualties, prisoners and deserters, a
over $4,000 Gen. Buell. at between 2O,OO0 ant
10000 person employed in the Confederat,
| commissary department says they had 100 600 mel
| in Corinth, but now they cannot muster O,OO0-
| Many fresh graves found on the road wers opene,
| and found filled with arms. Beauregard hi,asel
4 TetreAIeO ITOlQ DlllWM Uu 0dtuIuuy UltcIuOOu u
| Okelona
THE LONDON TINES ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
| The London Times, of May 2eth, says that "Liu
| coin was right enough when, in hemely language
| he described this war big job This is th
biggest Job of the kind ever seem No more nine
! iy days busincsA 1lpe insurrection which Sewart
believed to be waning at the close Of the last year
| now covers half u continent with desOlation an.
havoc and we are warned that battles known TO b.
| imminent will exceed ia severity any hithert'
| fought" The Times laments the condition Of New
Orleans, and says that the proclamation Of Butte
srealizcs all that has ever been told If tyranny b,
| the victor over the vanquished'
| The state Of slavery endured by negro in New
Orleans cannot be more absolute than that now sul
! fcrred by the whites Of that city. Such severit
| does not bode well for European interests An maj
tiers are now proceeding, the Times thinks that NE
Their New Orleans Beaufort or Port Royal, IL likel
! to be, for some time to come, of any great use {:
! the world al a cotton port.
Later
The following Summary il taken from the Phils
delphia Inquirer of the 18th
| dispatch, dated Chicago. this 18th, says General
| Mitchell has won another victory ut Chattanooga
| The rebels being completely routed after two day,
hard fighting. This ID untrue
! Meagre accounts - given of Jackson's victor
over Shields, ut Port Republic. The dispatch Gay
our men opposed them at every step, but the rebs
numbers being 70 much Superior to ours-theirs b.
ing ivs-to our one-we were compelled TO fall bae
| FIVE or xix miles, with hervy loss
Secretary Chase asks authority TO issue cue hui
bred and fifty million legal tender notes, and bi
for that object has been reported from the Commit
Of Ways and Means.
grand Union denomination was announced
take place in Norfolk on the sOth. Governor Pie
pont was expected to be present
Seward has gone to New York. to be absent SCI
eral days.
Rsverdy Johnston Il going to New orleans
4 commissioner to the State Department
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE
The Africa, with Liverpool dates to the 3ist uli
has arrived ssllslifax
| The French army in Rome IL reduced to sing
division.
The English Conservative party have eollecte
all their force for the purpose Of suppressing LoI
| Palmerston ON the rtrenchnient question. mil
isterial crisis y therefore deemed imminent
Nj. Lindsay gave notice that he should call q
tcntion TO the relations Of England with tbs Fe
eral and Confederate States ON the nth June.
Nothing Il said about intervention or recognize
- tAs summary Of news
/. SAVANNAH. Jnns lAs--A speeiai dispatch ffo
i Chattanooga, dated yesterday. says: The ensmy
entire force Il infantry, cavalry ssnd artillery ii
der Gen. Morgan, Federal Officer. b reported
have crossed Big Greek Gsp yesterday. to Powell