Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-26
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WASHINGTON. July 25.--The Richmond En-
quirer Of the 23d inst is received. ltaleAdin
ediHr 10 upon the pending exchange OF pris
oners. II says the basis of the exchange ha
been the cartel of 1872 This cartel marks al
important era In this war. IL is the acknowi
edgmept Of our quasi nationality. We are b!
IL made belligerents. 2asf.. 5es.
The publication Of the heavy list of rebe
losses in the late battles before Richmond, Il
continued in the Enquirer. The 7th Virginia
Regiment, which was In no engagement but
that OF Monday, June SOth, carried into action
about two hundred and twenty-five and lost one
hundred and eleven, nearly one.half.
Counterfeit notes are alleged to be largely In
circulation In Georgia.
The EGquirer has another groan at the prices
for marketing In Richmond. IL says high
prices are still raging. and the hucksters are
making mint Of shinplasters.
Among the recent arrivals in Rishmoed are
James M Randall, the author Of the secesh
cong My Maryland, My Maryland" J" and Mr.
Benjamin, both refugees from New Orleans.
The Enquirer claims that one more Confeder.
ate victory will end the war, and that commits
sloners for truce and armistice will meet these
necessary preludes of peace.
Rowdyism and disorder appear to have the
upper hand In Richmond, and the Enquirer
complains Of bogus military guards who shoot
down men wantonly; and also q great deal of
mischief In the way Of rob6ing and bruising.
IL also complains of struggling desperadoes
and runaways from camps, whose fixed occupa-
tion is stealing, etabbing, bruising and rowdy.
iDg.
Under the head Of "Buel In q tight Place."
the EuquiIer has the following dispatch:
CHATTANOOGA, July 2l-The enemy is con-
centraliDg q large force at Tullahoma, forty
miles the other side of Stevenson. Buells
army is In tight place.
The EDquirer has long list of hospitals,
including fifteen army hospitals, elk private
ho-pitals, aud some thirty additional hospitals,
just opened Hospital huts, it 10 stated, are be
ins erected in Howard's Grove ard M,yo's
aod Debrlll's warehouses; and the Danvlle
workshops, In Manchester, have also been
opened for hospitals. bad
DR.. Garnett, sun in.law of Governor Wise, 10
announced as not dead, but alive and veil
General Johnsron's official report Of the battle
Of Seven Pines, appears under date of Juhe "a.
He excuses bimself for the impeIfectness In bis
report by reason Of bis yet weak condition from
his wounds. He charges upon General Huger
the fact that the Conf plan to destroy the
entire corps of General Koyes was not realized
10 consequence of Huger's delay 10 getting into
position for action. He ella ms as follows:-.
We took In the battle Of Seven Pires ten pieces
OF artillery, elk thousand muskets, one garrison
nag and four regimentai colors. beside large
quantity OF tents ana camp tqupage.
Maj. Gen. Lobgstreet reports the loss In his
command as being about three thousand, and
Maj Gen. g. W. Smith reports his loss at one
thousand two hundred and eighty.three
The loss of the enemy Is stated in their own
newspapers to have exceeded ten thousand, an
estimate which is no doubt short of the truth.
The Enquirer has the fol p wing Gen .Stuart's
cavalry are again at work, having Just succeed
ed in overtaking portion of the Yankee force
engaged in burning the bridge at Beaver Dam.
One Yankee Lieutenant and six privates were
captured, and one killed. The prisoners admit
having been engaged In the recent raid.