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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-26
The Late Affsi. q. FYsdeytOksbnfg

We have seen q paper signed by all the Oh
GERS Of General Fields brigade, which states
that the conduct of that officer, in the lac
evacuation Of Falmouth aud Fredericksburg,
was in strict accordance with the rules Of war
and the general plan of operations, and that
the censure which has been cast upon him 10
altogether unm:rited. He ia stated, on the
contrary, to have acted With the GOODNESS,
Judgment aud decision Of tried soldier-to
nave done nothing which he ought not to have
done, and to have neglected nothing which he
ought TO have done. A different line of conduct.
10 the opinion of the officers in question would
have richly entitled him to a court martial. II
is very hard, we are aware, for men to lose
everything and not to fnd fault with soms-
body Yet this paper seems to US decisive of
the question. Surely, the best judges of an
officer conduct are those W ho share the danger
with him.
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= ,cnchaafed NJ. our condition Il not hope

less. bat, in many respeoee, gives better AZ.
purv Of ultimate success than i: did before
ii,at ss.t'e
IL Is teue thai, by oQr oNn negligence, we
have permitted the enemy to raise and disci-
plino large forces but we are ourselves no
longer dependent upon q single army. The
spirit Of the South has been raised by those
very reverses which threatened 70 overwhelin
it. The whole South has become great
camp. We have armies and camps Of instrue'
ton throughout the whole Of our borders--
The soul of the South, like the Aolian harp,
gives forth a stronger strain with the increase
Of the tempest Not only has our military Of
ficiency become enhanced, but the determina-
ton of the people never TO be subdusd has be-
come intensified by the rapacisy and cruelty OF
our vindictive foe. Tho winter, which ne
confident looked to as destined to witness
tho .ub,ugation Of the Gulf States, has passed,
and the time 10 approaching when his Ar mics
will And an enemy in toe climate more deadly
and terrible than any human adversary. II
the meantime, his debt 10 enormously increas'
ing being already swellsd TO over one thou
sand millions, and ia rising higher and higher
every day. Well may he make frantic and
desperate exertions to retrieve his fortunes +;
but he will be opposed by hrmnsss as solid
and immovabIs as the rocks present to the
foamina waves He will find every step OF
his progress resisted to the death, and learn
when it 10 too late to derive any advantage
from the lesson, that people who are deter
mined to be free cannot be conquered
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aIs1RAL PRIos II MHNPHIs. Gen. Steriir

aRslRAL PRIcs II MHxPHIs.-Gsn. Sterling
Price arrived in Item phis on the 10th instant,
and was followed by O clamorous throng t.
the 9ayoso Hotel, where, IN response 20 the
cen tinuous cheering Of the multitude, he ad
dressed them In few words.
He said be felt deeply the coB plimsu: psid
him by this demonstration, bu! would prefer
demouatr atng his gratitude 70 his fellow
couutrymer On the battle Hello, where he ex-
nected soon to he heard from more favorably
than from the stump. The tiroe for speech.
making had passed. and the time for action
hE d arrived. H had commenced this SER
vice Wi .hout men money or munisiv rs OF war;
now be could boast of q gallant band of true
soldiers not incoEsider6his III numbers and
unsurpassed IN valor and zeal, who would
stand by him, and he by them, TO the end-for
weal or FOR woe, come when tina: hour may.
He had returned the arms and Supplies he
Id borrowed Ia begin with, til q sttll Retain
81 sbundsnt supplies for the valorons soDs
Q: ti,' Vast, won by them 10 the cor icss of
,ue t Tor futurs use. He expected soon to
ce BE ID from ia the tnuudsriuR tones OF The
"anLoa, ti.s roar or muSke.ry, and II e clash
ira D: bG yone!s.
Gen. Prizes looks 20 bs about sixty year. Of
aga--renarkaoiy large III psrson. With ncrh-
I'd dignity Of demeanor and manly bearing.
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There are people who are never 30 happy
az when they look upon the dark side of affairs
n 10 luxury to them to be discontinued, and
IL becomes in time necessity. They are not
content with IN April day Of alternate show
srs and sunshine. To be perfectly blesseS,
life must be perpetual sQuinoctial storm. Il
must be confessed that, of late, these birds Of
darkness have had much to solace their taste
for gloom, and that the heavens are still over
cast with low hanging clouds, which presase
. continued storm. We would not deprive
moss who love to be unhappy Of drop of
ysfresh men, that the prospects afford, and yet
things are not az bad as they might be, &nd it
VIII pain them to discover, even better than
they were year ago.
VIVA, WA the situation Of tho South ut that
xusa Il was literally at the mercy of the
enemy, if the enemy had possessed the enter
prise 70 take advantage Of his superior power.
A. she tine of the Pawnse panic In Richmond,
this city could have been taken almost with.
out striking q blow. There were not two
thousand men Of all srms TO protect our CAPT.
~. II the Pawnee alarm had been reality,
instead of = fiction, and If Lincoln had then
cent half . dozen gunboats and ten tho usand
men up James river, the city would at once
have become his prey. He could then have
advanced his columns without obstruction to
every part Of Virginia, and with the loss of
ths State, the campaign against the South could
have been carried on with facilities that might
have produced the most embarrassing results
Even IT later period, before the battle of
Manassas, our condition wss tar more prsca-
hous than at the present momsIt. We had
but one army, aud hs, army ou.numberej
three to one by the enemy. Everything hung
spon the fate VI that one army. II we had
bssn defeated at Manassas, Richm ond would
have fallen, and the South had no other army
spon which 10 depend. But Providence in
Serpoead Ia behalf Of that little army, and
when h was almost borne down by the heavy
MASSES Of the foe, brought Up u the very
Dick Of time ssinforcsments whose appearance
)srssk terror 70 the enemy and caused their |
ross. We hsvs oon6ds 10
DO came proceeding hand which defended as .
ben, and, although We have not awaited our
slves ~ We ought Of the golden opportunity
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rassgsRRxpEg OF Fokr puLAssr

The Savannah Republican,, OF taa % I, s-ys.
Tue story OF the charleston prss0 ~rs gu-
taiGst from TIE Fs-arats, varying " 4tarI..IfY
from The accounts ii :! haa rr-yiouglY rsael-
ed US through our y1u s"Ur>es va 81 @ lprt.
interview YESTERDAY win },-TpsrsLi charles
g. LIw, " the PberiX R'hemau, who
drought ~ The nv1s 81 he suTiet der OF trp
for. end was present n lGe time ,hs 90 b.
Iederate fiag was lowered HIS staterlr, & il
ntaute ~ To details, aui - entirsiy consist
ent throughout thato independent az his
niEa character for truth and nC"3r, > a"sIns
10 - thar 90 iHan who speaks ~i;p Gtr can
doubt Is. We annex IL from notes lseu "a
the c. urse OF COG yeFs3Lion. and II VIII bs read
y>itu Interest, being II mucn faIler ucUouat
than has hither.o app>a. ed
Corporal Law arrived - ina Tort Il con-
u1ny win the siansi ralu. whom he Gsnt 10
pilot, ats O'Clock Friday norm e he day
uf me surrender. he renlaiLd iuslde he
works during he whole b IN bartmaut On tAps
Gay, aud isit Us ihs nag was lowered, III king
his way 20 the South wh trf rs tha e!,elny's
steamer was approaching the Norm lsadins.
WneU me bOInbardmspt & msasi Co on
Thursday none OF the enemY's bAtseri S on
Tyhee were visible, except from the stoke,
" asca pointed oug ina u q rent localities 70
our gar Gison. The shos and shell from ma
fort soon removed ali obstacles OF trees and
sand, waen all were discdrpible. Tnev were
four IN number-two mortar, sAs rife agd
one Parrot gun, the las, mentioned bciug =
short distance above The burnt chtclEryA
Kosite 70 kios's Landing rney al bore
Cutt ny on the sou hSshSt angie OF the f1rL
The firing OF tns enemy Thursiey was
lot effective as TO create apprehension
shat the work would fail. Tne enemy wers
obtaining tbs range o. their euns Tor the
operations OF nigh. and the aay foilow.ng-
Most OF tteir shells fail Gu : lie ne FORT
tearing up tina o rta in every direction Tee
yard OF tne4N, or Il milool, ON tas west side,
was pl rived up as ( dug lnGo PTS by the sh 81 /
which vent over the fert. Still large hreech
WAS made in the wall, aau The rfisd gurs
poured shot aud shell through IL, ut.sfiy do
molis1iux The ooIab proof imoeEs, aud dam =.
aging the officers quarters Tae uortheaat
Classmates were all ID which jhs garrison
could bunk with Hny security whatever,
through Thursday Eisat; though SiL uttio
sleep was enjoyed, Us shs enemy .hrew sSeive
shells per hour In the fore ur til day ut
These facts We're OBJ ined fst IN the Officers I
the garrison.
Corporal Law witnessed the whole Of Fri
days night for himself, min CLING freely wi n
the garrison throughout the teirtcie seen >.
1t is ia possible 10 give his aoco uns on paper.
The fiIinS from both sides was equally rapid
and dsstr ua Ave. SO lar could be asoar saiaed.
On the part OF the enemy, one mortar nattery
was com .istssy sileneed, n porttoa OF Inc rine
! battery, aud Sven out Of tan guas OF me PaR-
| rot battery mounted. asnortar had os@a
| plan ted os the northwest corner Of Uoea spur
during the Night 81 "Wednesday, but this We =
s,Saosd early Ia tas light, aud sssen kegs o.
their powder capsursa'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-26

INFAMOUS OCs "a -ES ID 4 Pl-HihHS
= gentleman ot III AiyRes, !. slect4cili:y,
just from Williams bnrg, gives Ire Peters
burg Er1res, Information ct = series Of tae
mos. d4uooiicai outrases recently lerte-re led
On the lower =, IICsu.a by the infamous van
Gals now in possession OF s4@t ror1i5n OF
Virginia:
The frs. or the lis. is C8 1t,.la ;34n Iel tiol
law wro resided IL liz low ~ ead 81 - arWicg
county, = gem ieInau ab5a. ft.y-hya yeals OF
age of the hlghess respite juD u:J, aAC uni-
vers4l y gstcome3 by Is no,z ii ,-!s. IA fa7i'
dguce vas Invaded ~ = toa OK s"As~s on -eIs
and huen, VINO lGtT.uaCtG themselves - =
bru al proposition to Cent = t~c O. usA
tats, o IL young and beautiful sld4es. y p!-o
endsavJriLg ~ ecco.2p!tau lhelr designs Ds
force. ;hs iUGish aut f=taer s-ot one CT ne
demons de III, and h1d taken aim g. @"o. AsI &,
when was Iusta 1tiy allied.
DIR. John Patrick, wEu resided near y -
wick Court~E}ou 9, IFta killed ias. week l. q.
party OF :tie invaders. while elIsaFo GiGE 10
save al Only and kvioFed deuE4,sr rom is
ia 6 worse than Ceatb. Do-e.sea W,-s p.uue
au,. consistent IAenba~ III The Sap.sst Tn -, IA,
aLu We ulders taud I'D for Il l0ug tlms aiI.c
the post nj deacon. re Wes early 90 BE
81 stssS.
Or. Edward Hagwood, no also rec 81 ia
The entity or W&T~tch loaTt-L-osa, 9s;a
oruJ4jIy murdered Z lew days sl4le, VS. Re
defending his daugN'a;'s hoAO>. Ne ;-e.s
uE able 20 ascertain : Is par-i- n4--s OF i~'s
case.
The fourth and lat : IN IL tua aust If
tbs worse IN IL demons WIZ Low IL. fest II
SECTION OF Virginia. VS. t+r. 4Ao.7zs =,
a,uEa, OF TurA C02&ty, wnc Ees.asu usrr
tiAFvso0i's Will re lied ii Ge-t1>5 % :-I4
much beloved aGaEh ,sr who "S8 DciH. ont
Gagged by /. YauAee oAcaT. h II lSd -ns
monster. out was In turn quickly EiIie1 a.iH-
self I1lc. puan IS -eprsse cd 20 us IS naVI~G
been l. senyism CT universal ana ges-Tf o.
popularity. lis agn US ~ yslTs.
Iarss ere th5 ss1u, drels who PROBES g
tEvs come -cu.a fo@ ne paTQcse Q; 1e4 V,is.g
;h5 Uuioa aad csG3LGiat, TIE "a -. ne
;.ccur,eL calender o. thsir crimes ~ els /"
- uCmily any We hAys ever Deeu called upon
- rtcors
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4 PSI tici pan. in she hattie 0: Sawyer :.
Lee" CHS is n" Il NC eivea 20 1t by Co!.
- -isnt.j on the le'h ~ april, ,ar1isces lhe
following 10 The Eor:uIE Day Boc..
The battle com q nuei at IS li ut4s after
IL t'ct0Gk 2. hi aao continued unit o'CIcs.
p. ii Gar forces cuEAlsted Of Six com yac, &c
Of the Third 9eorgiG regimen, {3l4 msu AID
-. The enemy's force, e. ,.scef-alued from
he rrsORers taken, ana ~ tho names and
CORPS II arked u on the 2I@Fos - The hattie
fl -la.U 5 hGU,iES's brigade, three z CiiIea =,
y,b 2lst, aud So New Iori; volunteer, asa
EsLo's brigade, tssCoLG Of hurufit6's cx 0-.i!-
u1n } consisting u tho Fist Rassach1se. -, G:h
N.w Aainssai.e, ND 5lsF PoArSv!v@hsa re2i-
IL Us l1a4i, & thalT WI le force ot iu9antry,-lx
raL,rlva Is "a lae.t 5 900 meg. tEe enemy
had five piec-S II ARTILLERY. (GTet rifisi .
DouLd-r- &U1 t@o IL rou der cow 2srs}
w aisa bI-d tTU OF ibe.r pieces s. . .G.Y Jhat
they were LETT on he field. uur i5s7 IS I've
killed. SO .en teen HeGGisd, and H!-a mlaGil <,
suoD gssd 70 b3 killed. Iha enemy E loss, 80
far az can be a9c3rtSlnei, was over three
hundred, including nineteen OIL eeEs. "e
oGpsure5 coo poun.s q guupowGtr, )Ar5r
uaaititv q camp eqGipeKe, hiaakaia, esg
Ivya!ye boxes o. fxsd ammunition for arti
tery over thTes hundred stand small rms
rrtno!paiIv rifles, d !blE3 cCi, shuut ,ua9
ylras OF wire, IA piece Of " a3GG / seId ven
supposed to be ter te!egTaPhIo purEos.= =, i q
a qn4njity u spades, picks. skoveis, a. -1-
lruchtra tools. The UDj-c: Of "a n1egGy
s..aJned 20 90 - =aks possession q tEis pl4c,.
scd destroy the locks - The canal Iron
letters icdl ii on the battlefield, it appear.
they had beard ~ 1t We were bGttGiuG.
and had nearly Comptetea, two small lToH-
clad boats 70 run through yais Cau-I rad
lpstf0y their feet IL the wE eys Of AZ, mari.
Sound. They have been strsc:U llIy o1e, kai,
aud viii not lie anxiocs soon TO repeat ne
experiment.
Or toe morning after thu hattie. Qeu. Reno
seat by flag of trace, y latter requesting
perm ssion 10 seAd 10 the battle field tor tne
y. asrs~ y.yFs r=. 4.
cd IN hIs letter he says: "DVing to w NJ
Of anfiiciart transportation, / WIS forced go
lsrvs few OF ny wounded on the hattie
fiaid yesterday," e. y7e kuoW re h ii 81 is5 *
mum ser 0i carts, 12g0ns, and o.hSr vehicles
which be stol. along the w1Oie Itas o h :
route NJ 20 toe p1' tef leiG. and csngeu Qs4tlv
n, los must have been very large - az I=:t
- wounded CA lle field.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-26
From the South and West.


Tao following In g9aefui oI4tf ssAfa ~
tbs aruyof the Mis.issigp:, GA H. i7.o inst
nv the geIiar. Be-grsgatt 1t III be frfh
-+ita The dxeyss. j.. 'eresss as cOG a-u,Ls IL
sha fewest worcz poss bic, and win an admi'
ran,e succiuc,nsss, The whole story Of the
even s o. the 9th and 1th:
HsADo rs AAAY OF The MississiPfi.
Ioriuth, April II. 1852.
Soldiers Of The /rmy Of The Vest foS gave
hrhyeIy fought the Invaders OF your scAi t"o
days ia his own portion. foushf your shPs.
rjor numbers In arms, la ali appii2nces OF
yUer Yur success has been signal: his
las.ss have been immsEs-, outru'n oering tonss
IN iii ave perscn a. worih Ofsleip You drove
hiro from his camp 10 the shelter of his mon
clad gupboats which alone saved him from
~om niate dteastsr; you captured artillery,
more than twenty i've aags and s;anderds
q tents. and over 5000 prisoners. You awe
lone yoUr duty; your Comman lag 'teser NJ
thanks you; your ccuI trymen are proud Of
vour eeds on the bloody Held OF Shiloh, con-
idsut ia the ultimate results OF your v&ior
SotdierH untowarG events saved tbs enemy
from humiliation. His insolent presence
still pollutes your soil. His hostile nag Sill
fiaan Is before y0a. There can be 10 peace -
,pr z as these tsiIX7 are. TrusDEK that Sod
/, With US Us with DER fathers, let lis seek o
be worthy OF His favor. and Resolve to b. In
Deepen sena or perish IL tn strusgie.
fo,xusi) u. z. EEAuREGssD,
GeL GTai Comma lGIl-s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-26

Released from Prrson--The friends OF Mr.
Franklin S,earns will learn with pleasure that
he was released yesterday from imprisonment
In Cattle Goodwin, and permitted to return
home Mr.. 6.earns was examined before the
Court Martial now sitting here on charges in
volving bis loyalty as citisen of the Southern
Confedsrscy, but nothing to his prejudice as
euch was elected by the examination