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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

The Wh'T, of yesterday, ssys that after the
hattie o. k,ch Mountain, both McGie'an and
Ecs.cyspe declared To Confederate officers,
vh" were prisoners Of war, that they had
,an,a rather be leading an army against Niue.
ssehus 3tie than Virginia. This, the 1tk'g
ssys, can I've proved by URimreachsbss an.
thorii. " denied We have nothing to say
Ab.us RosecrAus. lie is no: worth the ink
It takes 10 write his name. But what sball be
ssid Of Mcclellan. the weuld be gentleman
soldier, who is now lssding loo, 600 ruff ans to
plumber and deyasta:e the country he once
offered 10 serve, in ccnsi ieration Of higher
pay, and, as he supposes, more certain emolu
men,.' What. but that he is a genuine hire
ling of the Dugard Dalgetty pattern--a man
that will serve any cause which pays " II,
aud always that cause which raye bsst--a man
thA. puts his honor and his conscience alike in
his pocket, and offers himself to the highest
bidder
Msrcensry wretches of this description
were common enough in the middle ages, in
all the countries Of I.aly. Cordottieri, who
hired ont their swords like bravoes, and
charged certain sum for each drop of blood
that they shed, are but too well know
10 the history of that chemically distracted
country. Bloodaounds who lived upon slaun''
ter-loDg scented vultures who enutsd car
mage from afar abounded in the thirty years
war. Dilget,y was one Of the Sc and in drawing
his character, S.r Waller Scott has given lie a
lively idea of the whole crew. We had hoped
che race Nas extinct, with the wars and cor
ruptions that had produced them. We had good
reason to hope so, for i'll all the wars of the
last century, ard Of the present, not one q
them, go far as we know, figured upon the
sstage
But the characta< is revived 10 the person Of
Lincoln'e Commander in Chief. He was Pres
ident of e. railroad in Illinois, aud received I.
salary of SO, 900. He wrote and offered his
services to the Confederate States when the
war broke out. lie was bribed ty Lincoln
with Major Genersiship with it's pay and
emoluments. He accepted on condition that
he was TO receive sill his salary az President
OF the railroad He afterwards said he had
rather lead an army against Massachusetts, than
Virginia. He is now leading q mercensry
force of marauapg scoundrels agein.t the
capital of Virginia, spreading terror and de.
VISITATION around him, encouraging the pegroes
to revolt, and doing all be can to arm them
agsins. the lives Of their masters. Is 1t posi-.
ble 10 conceive Of character more thorough.
" merceDsry! The Hessians who were sent
here TO cut cur Threats IN the Revolutionary
war, were respectable compared to him. They
were bought at the shsmb'es, TO nse the
r
TO choice i'll the matter. They were sold by
An absolute prince. But this man selis blood
for money Of his own accord There ia no com.
rulsion in the case. He comes voluntarily
forward and makes his oller. Give me 60
--''ss - e e Isinceyu. .and you
never res1 OF any character or any ~
ton which more richly deserved the sxecra.
ticn Of mankind.
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Tie Marksts.-Ths supplies of country pro
duce. or indeed OF any kind of produce, are
getting much smaller than we think is war
rau:sd by the state of affairs by WHICH we are
surrounded. a person having anything for
sale at the markets can get what he chooses
to demand for it, and now -a-days, if ever, is
realiz ID the old saying that an article is worth
Just what il will bring OF varielies iii vege-
ables there are but few, and the same thing
may be said Of meat. Tho odor Of savory
viands delighteth the nostriis; while the sight
of fat capcDs, canvas backs, iuicRseur!oins,
portentous roas.s, luscious Livalvfs, and al!
the good thirgs, the thought whereof maketh
the mouth water, exercises wonderful iph1-
encs or the gastric regions, and csuseth one
tc obey the S;riptural injunction, "sit down
and eat, tgith unusual alacrity, when he can
get near table wherein they lie; but at this
particular iuncture, aud in tins latitude, such
dishes are rare.
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What Shall IL b. called:

$50 ot -yeG(efdAy-~-
Permit me. sp ctator. in pars, of the late
,1e aays battle. nser toe south bar L Of the
thitsRhominy. to ente, nv eaype,t protes,
seatnht SLOWING the di,conntsd and utterly
lcHteo enemy ~ RGsas the zreateat ba.tle OF
'oe Nef, which les crowned tie Confederate
stms witb s,Gaal victory. With bold end
tcsoleGt mandacity the twice beaten ZOE haa
converted into twc.!cId victory on psrsr
what was. In fact aud In truth, e most G,s. 8.
irons defeat to him on the battle Il Sid. To
sun:r defeated enemy, dccapsively ana cen l..
faclouHly hoastirg OF victory, % bsstow tia
oaptiemdl name on the fight is very nearly
AKIN TO aeQIieeCaIcs in hi. false ciaim OF TIL.
nMFn Away, then. with tbs name Ct 'The
Even fines, rs weaK invention. Of the toe,
devised by him, with sinister intent. and lei
me eFea: and brilliant TWO daya' victory
which We have 30 biondily won, frs. as as,
ssAanse sld then a. a'saiies', take tis place on
Ino drsRt Battle OF The Chick ahorainy, re-
cutting In the captuEe the first day, and re-
.enu0h the mex, ofAhe en-. my's camp, en-
irenchments. artillery, end stores, and cove
!oe our Ger erals ana their troovs with I'M.
fading laurels and undyir glory.
'.RIcHAED YrApoE,
Billiards. Exchange Hotel,
hiehncnd, June 0, 1851
l"Ih. question CT sppella.ion will rrshs.
commanding General
No matter who named tn field of bat.,o.
ne are very much Of Mr. Yeadons opinion.
''reat battles frequently give immortal names
I" ohsoure places. Bat we shessd think if
there 10 near the spot a place or h liver al,
ready conspicuous, the battle should take its
name from that. Nobody ever heard Of the
Seven Pines, but everybody kas heard of the
Chickshominy. I:has been known ever since
the days of Powhatan and PocahoS,as. 1t ia
historicai-auciently historical. 1t was first
explored by Captain ohm smith, and it was
IN that explorationthat he was taken prisoner
and saved from destruction by the iuterven.
ton of Pocahontas. Its name was known
wherever types and ink could make it known
before Penn was born, and VI lille Philadelphia
was yet trackkss forest. We give eur vote
for Cbickahominy, although the name will, as
the Ifhig sage, be decided by tho report of
the Commanding General.
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fpsLIc SENTIAkET IN WAsrxKK VIRGINIA.
TIE Lyncnbu!g Republican OF yesterday says

~ "SN@'e xt'P"Vst""a Va ytE.VIuuy says:
a gentleman from Lsaisburs tuiorms us
thai oil. Crocks, TIE Yankee Eiiiisary Gov.
error OF The town, ordered ali eiecnon for
N cat him s.. the Ccur,4iouse. Upon their "A.
semhling, he addressed them in spsach. tell
log them the folly OF their reDsi,ion agairs,
the most humace ald ksh~gpan Government
In the world" and advising them to take IN
cath OF allegiance, and Bcaii be Yecuiy.,c uu,jsr
the protection OF theStais naa Stripes hut hia
WORDS fell as IL they struck the I'D oil, cold
ear OF death," no one Responding to his pa
thettc appeal. After he concluded, Samuel
frfcs, f. au old and prominent lawyer OF
0reenbIisr. arcss and com menceG addressing
the crowd. He told them Virginia had ss-
csdec from the old Union and united her DIES.
tiny win another Government, and ne re.
sgarded her course as legal and Just. lie had
gotten tn as far i'll his add eas when he waa az.
rs:sd and started immsdias siy fer CAMP
Caase, liz Ohio, but was released On parole
ana permitted to return, after n days Jour.
ney. IN the next day atser his return, the
polls we're opened, bat not a single vote Was
cast. VI to this time not one citizen of the
toWn nHa taken the cath Of alieeiancs 10 the
1dnkee Government, nor 10 thoIe any like,i.
hood tf any doing so.
tho gentlemen further informed ug tina n
large mum Der OF the Union citizens of Mich.
olsS and the acjoihing coep ties were Isav,no
ior ONO ana otner pai t. North, being satisfied
that the scheI1es OF subj aga tion b. Aos INV.
osir would not sncesed, and they were taiinr
time BY the fOreioek and getting out of III
way: being convinced that ;hs Hou The ru Con,
fsue ney would thta bs ili pincs f.,r IhsIa
YAS SAdny ave L0i IN lrsW isLar7 IA II AZ
faItsl back 30 Msadcw bi0h last wSsE II cir
stouss, hoW6sot, IRE q Il oafy Coma 10 ILS 10 IA
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PclsosHa The Mobile Tyibuae ms kes come
corrections In its previous statement OF q
poisoning case, which was copied in this pa.
Ter. says:
II appears they were moving the oamp that
morning, ard the LIST Sergeant Harry Law.
renee. LIST Corporal Phillip Hannan, and Pri.
vaees AenIy myer, Peter Burns, and Nose,
l.etzslD, were os:aek ed from ikeir com pan
(Oapsain 3mith'D to attend TO the packing MP
zoe camp usenALh q: and In mo- wing th ings
about they }ouE0 D hottie In barrel OF some
Articles. which had } cen thrown there By one
OF the otaceT1, who. IL seen.s bad been SICK
and that some qoas had prescribed Whisksv
and yellow je.samins for ths dissess, and the
aoove.named gentlemen got hold CT IL and
drank 1t, thinking it whisksy. The POISON
took 3sct almost instantly, as they died in
About half An hour afierwArG Que drink OF
Was re4erved Tor q ccmisde, who. fortu.
lately, was net present 20 tSse II. Phillip
nsonan. - IeaSn, was resident of this city !;
Inc otheYs were from In. ,'sYs coulty, and
al members CT Col. Eek,...iy's Esyiment.
- iadeed. 2 cep!cras'e .ceident, and
mould 10 lsstiDG weroiLS 70 cur volun.
ssss who use / icSicatirs cf,nes.
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Police Coart-Tbe events which transpin
before the Chief of Police on Yesterday were
of nc very portenfous nature. The stamina OF
the cases disposed of were made up of highly
colored material, consisting of riggers and
nuisances A mau named Jamss Conuor, who
was charged with stealing pair of dueling
pistols from Moses Chopper, had his case con
tinusd Oil Thursday for want of witnesses;
and William Wjnson, accused of stealing a
borsa from Dr.. Iirre!i, was remauded for fur
Their examination uutil this morning. The
Court wound up it's laborious programme by
ordering a colored female i've lashes for i'm
audience to 4 white person.
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The Fourth VIRGINIA Battalion.

This commard, gensrsliy known as The
Gloucester loiat Battalion, greatly disiiu
guished Itself il the battle OF the Seven Pines,
On the Sist of May. The battalion was a..
tachsd 70 Gen. Rhodes Brigade and was in
.he fight the whole OF tina. bloutp day
About go men were carried in, of whom more
shan third were killed or wounded. Capt.
utey fell abort O'clock, and expired in a few
moments. He WAS brave sad gallant msu,
beloved by the whole command. The cap.
tured gnns Of the enemy were turned upon
them With deadly efec. hy the eli :srs and
men of Gap. Baghy's company. We append
list OF tho casualties:
Field CHI ,ers, t;spt g. q U.ey and J X Bar
by Killed: Capt q g Otey.
Capt Is 1ontague's Company, lst Lieut.
VIM j Bayiop. Attn St'tF q Bridges. Wound.
ed 9Th sgt .Iohn A Bridges. 81 Corp1 IL l.
Se0rs; priva'ss + q Enos, Il II ii Holland. !
II Herveil. W = Ioues. } Soles
KylandGom'F Killed: Privs:es.I Il bacon
j K Butler, q Courtney, f y Hnoues, C.
Fynss. wounded I'd Sers't VIM h Meyer.
81 Sera't Jno " Eyt .nd, =; Corp'i Il Lump.
Kan pTvates Carlton ic, John 5 Chiffon,
{since deao,) John A Cross1la.d. ) E Do.l,ns,
John II Gresham. Jesse Harris L v Hart
lsiccs dead T kslioy, T rlvrick. w
McLslisId, q " pr H !ie,d L. BpSale. 10
ii
Capt y q Ossy's Company, lieutenant J T
Thomas com'x.-ktiled Privates Il H goo.
ley, J co Fsszte, q Wfreeman. VIM A Jores,
Jno Who.isy. Wonndet: LieutJ T Thomas,
A5i tisutsuant q L Leg burn, 81 Serg't Jno r
Wing fisld; rrsvatesJ T ArriLg ton C z Hooth,
= Mayer. Thomas Bush, A Euhanx, J +
Fos.er, J W frQaa, J w Lindsay. 5 Mar
Pierre, A Iendieson, George st Clair, j e.
Stiff, } Ao Me4s, Moses Walden, Sam'l Wal.
drat, S r1eich.
USp.a.n Alex Jordan's Company. - Killed:
An ':crp'i w A Carnes; prlva ,es q Hatcher,
Pc letter, w II White. Wounded SiL;eut
JOHN n white, Let Sers't a L Hamb lex II
Corp1 II A Black; priyates q Angel, re
Fuqua w Ffssmen, Il M HodSers, w
81 ii. Jas smith. Gray, ] WSsat.
Capt. John Fl Whites company, Eecomac
Il fdgses.-Killed: 2t Lie cut i Hsrmanson;
P,ivates Dillaha, q s RusaeIs. Woundac:
lst Ssra't j Z ko'qu. I'd SerG'tS S Il. I'd; rri-
Yates Barnst, j w Harrison, = Kailam, w
II Smith, W H Terry, j. T WesEels.
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Clothing for Soldiers We are pleased to
notice that cur quar!ermasters are besirring
themselves for niiformDg the regiments, and
that garments of good serviceable gray are
furnished TO the men by the clothing bureau,
At very moderate rates-the entire suit OF
jacket pants, cap, and drawers, not costing
more than SIS We know not whether tho
stock on hand is very large, bnthope it is sufli-
Gent to uniformly uniform the troops of John
s,on's command, for they are tina. finest speci,
mems of manhood that walk the earth, and only
need clothes of good material TO make them,
dc f0cfO pOnpareils
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Fysf Virgias: Re!Sinaent.-This regiment ia
no " in barracks at tue etore formerly cecu-
~ .-...,-y s:.ssy
CITY: II - aeso!hteiy necessary that every
member CT the gallant First, nasv absent
without leave, or ircm any ether cause, should
at once report at the above-named place. We
trust that no appeal to the ra:riotiem cf the
men ia necessary to induce them to rally
around flag which has been go braYelv de
tended IN some of the hardest fought fields Of
the war.
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rLor - kssIUtkf.--TGe editor of the
.ssnviIIe Onsoa soea various Indications in
.snsecSY that ne rebels are busily engaged
, cIeanfzips guerrilla parties, which viii
~. s Pa pesations a. soou a. opportunity
~Ssr. sne oIeaplztSion ~ completed. He
pe0ally vans his friends 10 dInn.tiam
1sV % prepare theairelves tor Az on tLrsax
eSu county. a1a IL ssronSiy i.ciiasd u
msve saat pamtas 81 s.uuscl upuious vii.
ere pao1ii & tins rain ii thu Union mi
sant region. LET tAs 1oa.,egs" bs save.
sexed and dealt with imm lately, anu
Yios VIII b crashed. kentucky will sss
!o1ote s1e long, nnless great activity
usPssye1S " heg SSyal Authogttiss."
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.iamfs E,rer Canai.-Ws ,elrn from III.
Lyucbhnrg papers that onS side of the guard
lock at I've River pond ia washed entirely out,
which, in tbs present etate of the canal com.
paw 8 working force, will suspend the through
navigation between that city and Richmond
for several mouths. There are other miner
damages, which will te sooD repaired.
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-tmusements.-Twc places of amusement
are now open 10 tbs public, and ara nightly
crowded. Al the "Varieties, Franklin street,
the chief attractions are Hiss Liza Vernon and
Mr. Walter Keeb]e, very cred,sabie rapresep-
tanves Of the legitimate. drama At the Lv-
cenm, Broad street, MIR. w IN. II. Crisp, RE
veteran actor. is appearing in a round Q IL.
vorite characters
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Attcntipe.--I.;ke angels Of mercy, az the,
are, the ladies' still continue thsir minis.Iation
in behalf CT our wounded soldiers at the dit
ferent hospitals. The gloom Of the sick room
and the pain of the rackilg wound are nearly
driven away by their kindly words and thu
cheerful aihcrity with which the soldier
every want is supplied. People often wonder
at the fortitude OF orr soldiers under the mos
agonjzirg bodily sillictions, but they would
cease to GO so after visiting the hospitals il
Richmond, and seeing the devo:ednees of tn,
daughters of the South to the poor soldier.
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FROM NEW OeLEASs.

The New Orleans Della, Conducted by Yam.
sess,) # The 3osh Hlt., furnishes the su hjoinsi
items CT news:
Very LILLE business is being done in ths
city, but provisions arc gradually arriving.
which Will relieve the working glasses from
tbs doI gor OF want. Il farloGs woman, with
one eye, a2d badly maraed with the small.
heTselI IN very violent menoer. soc refused
tn give her name, but tiecisrsc she Woa id kill
General Butler. aud .lhu The Yankses were
all very fedtcNtoshs set. CCi A M Dud.
ley, of toe 30.h Massa. huset.s regiment, has
been appointed assistant military command.
ant OF tue city. 1thas been ordered th at religi.
Gus services ha lad in ths different churches
Of he city rs in times o! profound peace, and
go prayer for the destruction Of The Union or
fer &c success Of the re bella viii! bs tolerated
Gen. Bliler had xn In 81 view with the Off.
cars or - Southern banI ON Thursday, and
after fh'l hearing, tina Bank was orders
to pay I'll their deposicrs, upou demand, in
sucn money. and accor:ipg the prov isiOns
OF Bslsr's general order No. 80, which we
published n feW days si..ca. The bells which
were taken from the churches by the o.der Of
BeaufeEazc were shipped to New YORK en-
THURSDAY les. 10 tue ship Eotth Amarics, BY
order OF Gen. Butler. 1'he De'ia wants th.ni
nniien IA cne casing anc placed On the roof OF
Faneaii Han. Butler gives notice. that the
chitf OF subsistence will sell to families for
consumption, in ANAL qusD titles, pork, beet,
mans AID bacon AT seven cents, and ten cents
on Thursday evening, brip g ing large supply
Of laval stores and n heavy mai. J r,
Twesd, OF CiLcinr att, and h. w. Fox came az
passengers Fox 10 the new postmaster. In
he marine column We ii cc that ths Schooner
Pathway cleared for Boston. ana that tie T.
y Propeller from fepssc Il, transport ship
Tamerlane, twin troopsl ii IL, snip Island,
and bark Dan lei Webster. fro.a ship Island.
had srrivsd. TIE Ship E.svs;,cS, from Bos.
n, bark Harris: Lare, ho.a = rdsaux, and
United States steamer Cons Ii III ton, were be.
low, coming up.
The following itens will ais, he found in.
terss.ine:
Hon. Pierre Sorle, former u. s. Senate
and Provost Marshai ct the City, had been
arrested Gu high polltical charss 9, and would
probably be sent North.
The organ OF Butler was fxuIting over the
prospect OF Hailesk getting Bat ureSard hem.
med In 50 that there Wonid 10 NO cnaucs for
MIN Ia escape. aha. thea aEL!htiaiiGG his
army.
ans oina,at! ah.Vt ta5 cI1tsAey Nes 4
great Obstacle 80 trade. bat tae pa psIS report
ms afadaai arrival u: pfovisi6Gs.
The NRs nslla reports that II al. 6nmMe,s
and q. W. Holt, ahd number OF othsIs. had
appeared In Court and taken tae oath Of alle.
9lAACo 20 the Uultod N3etoS,
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SMctdc ri n Snid'er.-A soldier who had
been Tor some weeks eoniued by indispositicn
20 MS nce at Chimborslo Hospital, cut his
throat GU Monday night The reporter is +,
iormad that the deceased asked for fuTI,.lch
10 go hone, aud not obtaiDiug it, reso.isd 70
the desperate expedieut OF taking lis own
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BIsTRrss II EyeLsxD.-1n the last number
of Onre a Week. there il u cur ious article emit:
tied "W here the Elsg, there the Family"
which begins BY portra ying the mife lies In
England resulting from the war In this ccun
Try, and concludes ny an appeal for the pr or
women OF England. Here are q few of tn Q
writer's facts: He says that many ct the Ism .
cashire mills are closed TOR the want OF cct.
ton, and while there is on abundance cf silk
at Coventry there Is NO demands for ribbons
The workhOuses are filled with young women
and girls. Out Of three millions OF Eng lish
women, OF fitting years for work, two mil.
lions are at WORK for their living; and the
number OF msrriageable women, who have
no prospect OF obtaining husbands 1T home.
Ia six hundred thousand. Thoss " no enjoy the
teivs only about fifty dollars psr annum and
the writer states that outQf ono hundred a. d
eighty. four ladies whom BE- knew 10 be th "a
supOrted, one hundred and twenty. tour
were unmarried daughters OF professional
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A'Tcsted The civil police yesterday az
rested Moees, slave Of u. TEueheart's estate.
Tor throwing stone at the house of b. Sut.
tol; and James Clarke alsos Frank Lewis, for
stsailng horse from X. &. Howe, Governor
street, valued at $l00
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Caste G5deia.-Thers were one hundred
and :~eu;y-eigbt prisoners at Castle Goodwin
yesterday. Iu tsw days 10 doubt THE nuul.
of a number Of them for Salisbury. &C.
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"A NIw fuLMIHA1IR9 SFua ron laos IL AD
S1Irs.-A kTeCch naval oiacsr, holdiux .
high command, has tsndersd his reGigna don.
Ia order to osv0te himself % the COM pleston
Of new Illuminating spur which he las in.
veItsd tor iron clad shiIw, which will NOT
"uiS drive In the sids " . shii. bus will i.slxs
la It's iGtsTs1s An sApis.Siss s0sil ~ tue u Sas
DANGEROUS character,
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Ind rscor T. thai At The umo sha -. 81.
weIs nreasloe Gus In ths nesrnrt ~
r. g, ana sss S'ascass hsd drorps1 dcws
tsaIsres. Jane SIR. so.,cw,.s ss,.
80 has jsss bssA received At the War ue.
Dktmsn.s
bt.o, June Tine IL s,to has ar,,,.A 4,
N4t1rom Fort Pillow. Uus forces &C.,
Sns&ts The scemy burned eveYytAinS
10 oeY 81 Guaa were fonrd. Ths mo Hns.
ta9.ps6 bten destroyed. The eaaboais hs,s
DA4a Fort Randolph '
~ Jane s-''oo TO. wsiles, s.ey.,a,y
80 dispascn boat Of Tact night sepx<D The
449raatFn 81 Fn.t Pillow, and IL coed 3stIre
NJ our tfoopss Most OF tie notilla had pesssA
fheior ssIdoien. a. n. TsSsoos, Gem.
| Cal.o, Jun. : r -1hsrs =, JET soms
| dviph. waers the rebels arssaid to asv. AR
the xuus which they remo1ss from tbs fsrs
above. They left only hve oT slx ayns H,
fore leaving they destroyed the bs,.esss, se0r
fqnspsxs. San. carr'sses, and sccs storss =
could not b. tsansr1Tiei. They Alsc bar -
shs cotton, OF which abs krsasswcrks w.rs
| constructed
The II oti;ia CAS-: IN ~ D o'clock Yes,syds,
mornsu7. and were tollewsd By the Trans.
ports carrying the fortv.s SIKH Indiana. Col.
Fetch, who now occupy tne works, which
are said TO ~ OF great strength, and il prop
| erly B7anned could have successfully rssistei
| la,gs force. TEe rsbsis sitter ,eavtpg The
fort destroyed the pOntcon bridge which ,Asy
had constructed some veeks jssucs over tn
Hatchie river. IA.
when the De Soto, wh.ch last arrived fruy,
the q set left the gun boats had Passed the icr,
and gone down the river.
Ii IL rep0rte that the rsteis have evacus :.
ted Fort Randolph. II thls Is the case, Dotk /.
ing can prevent the fissf from arr ,ioA At
Ill emp bis TO day.
PApucAH, Jane s colonel Noble com
mandiLg at IBIS post, With nearly bis entire
Command are under marching orders for
down the liver, and Will lssvs e. moYTow.
YAoM BsIUatsABp.
The only reference In the Hsroil. Of Sa'ur.
day. to the command Of Gen. BeaureSHrd, u
the following:
The rebel armies Of the Southwest, concer d.
tratsd into the army CT Beaueegard, appear
to have become so dishear tened and demcra,.
izsd aud broken up, with hts evauat,cp ri
Oortntn, as TO justify the conclusion tina. =
will never bs able 10 rally together sgs!n for
| battle nifty tiouSaod OF his lats i'm eos, q {
| force OF one hundred and ,wsnty thoasand
men.
| vACu RnaGY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

City Battaiion.-An advertisement in to.
days paper offars great induce ments to the
parties who may desire TO enlist for the de
fspce of the city. See notice sigred Ly
Messrs. Harrison, Bapghman, Allison, and
West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

Rosa.-The color and quality of the hy-
drant water was not materially enhanced yes
terday by continuous twelve hours rain.-
Inc cihzsrs are beginning to reopen and nee
their weiIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11

JAeEsoN.--Nnat o.stcr cOmpiiHasus could
10 oessoWsd upon aur JackSon than 10 call
him the political nlesAlah-the Musat Of the
war-shs tnSincibls, the hon. hear ted "sSsons.
WALL :"