The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-02
NO 2.

lStys ~. s
ases nnr, of ertvy o,se cf t!ss tsstles fought
by s;csst ittsn NssGfaz 10 Mexico. Who has had
an aniast ani t;stmis:oss mistake IL the puhlie
ssaileiu has pIacci Gent E.tsey in command Of the
:ear guard II ia,ie, bridgs as punishment Il
Il Eoi 80. We who kncss this asissirg ground IFS
sircagta, rli its weak knessts knew tua well that
TIE extreme left this ay held by Casey, and To-
morrow to bc held by rcek ~ more aan the post Of
danger and the post Of homer.
TIE rlIss
Tlic rvw yer.. ti4rctd Is trying TO stir up tie
Canadians II says,
Tile Canadians are terribly stirred up bv the
course OF :he Est'g!i Journals in Esing them the
cold shoulder aad telling them 30 defend themselves
become annexed Ia f.i. event az Il war between
England AMI the r,i.sd States Bat they will soon
be stirred up s'iH nIoge whea apprehension be-
comes reality. What they oua,is 10 do is 70 con
sder noysSyherc,tt viii make their bed before
it Ii late. Ina very short TING our iron clad
ships viii Ii, il, such force the o.ca,ias 10 sweep
Napoiooniestqt IN. II the Calf asss.1iis army oa.
OF Mtxic". EnaiaBd pefc ives illi. eiid warts to
give caaia ~ opportunity o II ling caso of her
SELF when tac sto,n, can,:s which VIII. r.ake her.
itssho derir'i IL. one II sii. United Statcs-the
greatest Republic "a .lsc wori, s,aI abou. to be-
eo:le 'h' most posveria. nation of the earth. We
will s,iva t.ie C;r.r.:cs six, rims Twelve month,
10 Rake Tn their n.n.ls to what they will do
We a:e 70, in hurry sLut TIE sooner .iley decide
TIA; fireif ds;;a1 ~ with sshe United States the
can ,ratet M as Br:sh ~: roac.,y u eo.rsHa
tiissGsl its crga4 sdsfit e.,1iso. They ought not
u lose a nom xrsioge. N declaring their in
dependence, for TORS they viii avoid trouble, in
which they in d.iascy of being involved by the
st,',cy o. Eng!arl Ills ;scJ'i'n Of annexation is
:..ser eons:e..os. M one tllt .ust be decided
1 by themselves w. are not Fnxious to nnnex Ca
iila but. il she 4 siiss 10 east hrr lot with this
ssoat eoully. it viii oo ior hex iutere ST. ard
| we hevc :t1Gs,. iisas proposition from her t,
| ti,st etirct waud be iilsoraby received by cur
tsoNeE'nasAt aia re .,.sz, =
ca hs saojrcs o. ssss ~ess-a.sion'' Of Richmond,
the sssaae paper say srs7s sf
| Though tho u...ion OF Tichmo:,l would no,
! prove what tii' rebes leat,rs hope ]. would II II
uselcs; to conceal t,a the successful flight from
| Vrgiaa OF the Confederate .leay, without battle
would L'' Q decided misfortune, ard put back the
| fqqic oi The waT. Gru. McC.e,.an daes nat mean
| to allow this il he GAG possibly Prevent it, Ii he
delays the attack LoIr beyond the time when he
il fully prepared the .:7un;ry may be assured tia,
il is for the purpose Ct arranging such subsidiary
operations VIII irC3.t tl, hope the rebels have
III i,iet The Richmond journals hav- already told
that Gen. Nansied occupies Suffolk, in the rear
OF ;ha rebel capital. will; strong force The visit
| Burnside 70 McC.aI:n al headquarters undoubtedly
meant work thi: very dhection. But signin-
| cant an al, there is yet encouragement that the
Hboats IL Tie Jane. river are des'ae 70 play their
pri..ie part i the c2p.urc OF Richmond and its
| aclt;nus ictrn;aGs The movements in this drec-
ton have been very properly siro,tded in secresy
! hut .iie:e issvery hist that our iron-clads will be
a. ~ silence aii pass tie batteries that line the
banks of The james river ncac Fort Darling, and,
this accomplished to IcUcVc the utStruc CES that
| have been PLACED! IN the channel 1t wold be n
heavy i'm .aioa the courage of the navy should
this enterprise not b:' ;tsd aui il ATTEMPTED.
| it will ii Il. probability be successful. z srvice
they render il .nellcniab.e. With ,s,.t OF
gllu,at commanding the main line of retreat from
i.c.,.Ioi. . the Ia. hope OF the rebels the hope CT
! Eight, is cut OF. u aict;ic;'i awaiting The echo Of
tho p,.as ut Fort Drti.yt IL So twenty millions
wal. with him, hlisi.ed il. expectancy.
Til, Philadelphia Imqt,ir,r ani He Hew York
Tfitqne don't agree TIE object cf the ,Far. The
former paper noticing Ike speech Of TIE than
/ Ya,inee ;iovorIor of North Carora- f,.anley--to
| the people OF Newbern, says:
| See how mildly aud 'cu;h.ully, YET pointedy he
reasons with ti.," upon The veHe,i, a,'d de',raie
| question:. CONCERNING iiicf slaves sYou. - he
observes, "ttaj your sla-ss all 70 he ea.,cpa:
! cd at did ~. t,c President revoke thu pros itma
i ten Fremont, PhciPs, ana Hunter! Has he not
sti,I over and a. that il: has lao cofsti.u
tonal right TO c'iane pate 'h1 s,syes Docs he ioi
| inss. that I'll the States si.aii h1 protected
| III all ttls.r rigItst WIZ Intrc e.,a b,
| asked o: him NJ Lincoln is no a',olitionist.
Eoi3 tiso bcat friend u,c southlts got. Complaints
;s.o mad, t;at slaves w;tfu the Federal lines are
not PROMPTLY rendered up. But do not the rebels
,iSe slaves io hui! ior,iicstioas, and man guns
TO fight against the Union The Fetl..a armies
c,tnnot make u business OF catching slavos They
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| by these rebels. any Mran who woali make waI
! o.. such government as ours ough. 20 lose lis
! property
Tie Irtjsae .Io,yevcf, thinks the "ni=ger' MI s
! Ego up and sa;s:
All tla. is here Commanded sail hy- tho Pres
ie,ens in his iasglsri, fully. c.cariy. md honestly
k, G f'a nsr nAss "sn e Srs ii m saa Ss
of Mr.. Crittcut!ens r,so.ve last July. No State
seeded from the U,,ioI under any belief or appre
| hons ihutit ic D.cpr
| i,e nterSered with 10y the Federal Government -
| The Slave Power resolved to destroy the Union be
cause i. could 40 longer bend it abjectIy to its will
| It conspire;l to b"caN up the democratic party
.igfsa. Douglas, and ,ec: Lincoln, purpose in
aur.raio tl.is civi. war. New rro.estations Of re
| sptct for slavery and ipdisp0siion to harm il
would only DC halle" ;'s signs OF weakpcss. and
would encourage the traitors 10 pcrsevere in theii
! evil ways Eotl,inG bat the overthrow OF slavery
| will ever reconcile them to :hc Union.
| A SOUTHERN !.ADY'S BRoTiiER MURDERED FOB
| PROTECTING HER fRoa INSULT.
We find the following III the Baltimore american
OF the 9Th ul:. This day OF Tesribntien for tAcs.
Yankee hirclings is al hani.
l SoNie days aincc a lady entered General Yiele,
Il ea1q1avters TO obtain irom lin pilsa go tG
Suffolk, to some friends and rAtrps Residing
there General Viais raa lived bcr with his usua
politeness, but suddenly Eoeint; tia; she tbs
Confederate co!e-s prominently, in the shape of
brooch nIid.y eed tia. 1t ,soI.d. perhaps
have been in better te,t, 10 come to RS Office with
Out sucS decoration have Alright, sr, 20 consul
| my OWL wishes to what shall wear Then
madam replied the General, permit me 20 eiaim
an equal right in ehs.;ins with whom shall col
verse;" aud the dign.,ied Lady had to withdraw
from Ills presence. Subsequently, the proud daagl,
Ter OF seecssia returned 10 the General office with
ot the offensive broa.a. and, making asiight i,Hcl
ogy for the i1>lceoroas conduct GA former occa
sioa. reiterated her ,r-1Urst tor yass, which wa
promptly filed Mp and h:inded 10 her.
The lady protee.srd to Su;iolk aud. after visitnl
her friends. s.e vesrf iniudiciousy walked aronn.
aino..g the Provost y sur Of Rational troops wear
iag the brooch abosS Tie ntOIed a very caiispe
uo; portion of hsr fre ~ Yiic attention of the col
.ier4 was at at re.ei to The emblem. much Il
the graf i.icaticn OF tbs sid'Iy girl. very polis
End gsiian, officer, @. 18Th New YYk, scc0ete,
Ler at once and tod 'ey 1t would be o-.tcr for he
to remove .bs ',fonct cut os sight. or II nigh
carsc a difficulty; l.. the vouus LAZY ieedsd no
the ad.aonitioa. ia log along. she was met by
soldier who told her ~. ni.ist mol wear the "Stai
and Bars now, As IL Wis nothing now but EN-
hleE, ei weakness rna evacuation. She sal,
10 the sei.lisr that se rid the hrocel
for any Yankee ltsreli3S whereu,roa said saidie
alsaseiissl tho hated b "a from lie gigis boso,n
and removing .tl. solaTs e E;,,,s.e., golden bau
bic baex TO ifs Owner. Su'ae ciiisess observing ths
act fell upon the soldier, am: were heasssins his
pretty badly, WHEN he drew his bsyoaes from n;
acsbsasd alri striking cf the attacking pasts
several blows he i,ed him 80 he e;xth. and IL
jurea him se-3sdly hat is ie;red he viii not re
cover. Tle. in;a.vi man was tho lilly gwi
brother. Yet this IN cssr for the lidics Of MOI
folk. who d.ily iaaut cur sellers when they get
chance.
iscaLANx0ts.
From ths New York Tstosae. II the a6tL, and ou
other pspcrs. we take tle following misecilaacou
i:cnlg
Our correspondent IT a.gints was much assonisl
Ell few days ago On rvi'sssaa in 0 Northern pAps
the disBaie statia; that tica l:ai.s.ks army eaJ
,ur.d 1860 psisaaess i5ou9 sa..:.ii arms at II