The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17
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Or whatever eisc you pieats u cNl ii, * the sfr
of che nlssppi from cosin.Ax q now d d xed Nm.
saanzeshis. sia,a1tahes lnslse alAls fsc4s ana "a
the thing IS dens, suppose fEsre L no hxr1, q,
saying 80. 7 hs Tederald have found ii out, aud
oir cJsn peoplp need No longer be kant b, ~ ,xs
i,y this ciher.aa meut;e with which lle army ofH.
cas have -si,shrouGas. ti,eit oHsrsf;ots Nv ;y,fs
tiaie Ha.lsck IL .wesriag, waiting, end saashiva
his tss.h,s with chugr;n at having bean so
completely foi.ed 1his 10 ths a-st tane
shat or brave lits!s Frsnstnacn nas hnd oc
cekion to retire before the enemy, ard .he sae
csss Which attended tha rsoyeraAnt has CANNED
h;r1 .. oncs, as rs rMster General Of the war.
With ~ ensmy Immediately ia fronsef h,sn, she'll
ms his tacr svsa wtils they ws-s in the et Of re-
a.tng, with sick to move, imzlcnss Etorss Of rro
H13&ES
all ths l,al.isarious oralssicrs o. al army TO bs
Performed he sacteed eded.svea hsysnd lis own 81.
rscsations in pihctns sLin.elf fariy beyond the
reach Of the fos before thsy wers aware of the ir
tended evacussicn have not heard that man
wes ,os. or dollars wuflh cf ruhlae property de
s.royed The xartie1fass, hcveSsr <k4ss not vet
.transpired, asd il tnay DO taes before 5hs army
reached is resting place, ti,e rcer guard were
slightly aIeagei with .he Federal ski sn1isheYs.--
This Euppeslsos IL induced hy EsyeTal 1uincrk Ia
town tbis mornins,to the effect that a portion Of
4.ices aEny lad bad hg't after tho main body Of
the army Lad moved ont. said there was no loss
OK euhnc property -Four trains of Cars we-e de-
sfloyed ard SIX engines; but this was done by the
faasoed oiaciais, under Misrepresentation Of in.
sfoc'i"ns wsn the trnirs were lets between Cornth
ana Fecanontas, ana tie tree kssaEes being burned
Metca cohneetea THESE places. nothing could be
u'io puS oestsoy the cars. TIE loss however IL
noS great we aireacg have racfe rolling stock
than re can 1se. ~ 'ti- :
Tho causes which led to the evacuation are such
Es r4l couineut<h themselves to every falry udeinv
Hind Heauregerd was, 40 10 speak. powerless.- -
Had ne adranced upon tie entrenchrnspts Of the
enemy, already within mie-.udeed. 10 near that
sleia were thrown into the hsar, Of Lis cer,ps-hs
suacess If q. ail yyhord have been lir,i.ed end the
loss Of life vorld have been great. The F.derals
could have fel,sn boek foot bv fa,, ,on,as.t,. a..
erv inch Of propn5 sod tb,s co,,;,ssa vs., -
follow clssber;ne over cSa,.;. and among their
fielding ambsscedes while death shinned ,nr ,.nk.
A complete rou,. suc, AZ ,yas nscs.ssrv IN .rsr,s
oomp,e.s vic4orv was therefore nj ,ea.i Aorh,&,,
is not impossible and the resut Of fa;urs 1rau,a
have been disastrous in the e,.rs,o. sr -
Now. however. we hova. Ea1s.t =, o,,, .,.,,..
The xsture ia rerersea W. bsvs s,,,., ,oo,, o,,,
Of the woods into op.n deids. ,vhere hats,a ,yhsr
fought may be comprehSnced at a glance. Our
camping ground il better, the water il pure. and
the health of our men viii be much improved In
G military point of view cur advantages are that,
while Hsllcck is compelled to follow, OF rel:nouish
the pursuit altogether he cen no longer do 40
cover Of en.renchments concealed in thick woods
while our opportunities for making or preven citing
thanking movements are propoTiiouateiy incre ased.
Inc turthsr he Federal General marches his army
CT !o,ooo away from his gunbosts and transp ports
rhs greater viii De the difficulties by which he will
BIZ heset Already his men are dying by hundreds.
No Longer sso than last week fifteen Federal trans
ports wsht down the river loaded with Federal sick
aud it may easily bs imagined that the effect pro
dreed upon the unacelimated Yankaesvhsn they q,
semptsc march through .zs ,o,s Of the
Mississippi valley, VII Be of such terrible nature a,
West ssainst the cautious, ditcns, dilly-dsilyins
Gid wo,nun's policy Of Halleck which has deprived
tilenaf she privilege Of lighting tho Confederate.
behind shsir entrenchmsats at Coripth.
Taking shis view of the case. any vnnjus: criticism
on the part Of the press or the people would be 4;
tined and prejudicial to our interests. Tbs move
msnt Is not only one Of the best in point of strata
sy, that has been made during tho war, but # wi,
be productive of the highest good ul,ims,,,v ,rh.
motto Of Bs,ur.esrs is .forverd AWAY ,oryv.,d ;,
ard If he has taken one s.ep T., the rear nov, he
cure he will follow /. with two forward hv.ana IL,
!iks the Ir,sh rcbo,,.hov ha xzi,. osv,r.s ,,ao,.
wards - : :
Affairs in Memrhis look GRAND a,oop,v am: ~.
culiar reminding on. Of n;ct,,-.s,,,, ois T.
aart4d hy Il. Neutrality-suspicious., = ,,,,o, o.~,-...
nth tho ,,av ,;vs,, .,a ,,ro,.,.,,,.
sna,.y l., t;,,s. ,o,t r.,,, .~. ,.e, T.,
hav, na,,icn.,sd In ;1,a
cent tho o,s ;a,, ora I.ss. ,who ca -. -,
err aiwsvs true 70 the south. Tie .oun !. t,,sd
with extortioners, and broads- st.eak Of 1;niou
Ism canro. hs found in any CITY south of Masop
and Dixon's Lus. Large numbers Of Eorthsrn men
ere here, many Of whom are in tbs army and have
done good service to the Coufsdsrsey; but there
are others rotten TO the eore h, will throw the
Stars and stspes to the breeza On the advent of ,h
trst Yankee soldier 49,
AL public property hes bsen removed. Tbs
banks have sent away their funds and established
their institutions elsewhere The iai is hejnc torn
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