The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09
TsiE RsprLsE ATn.HsrLEsyays
From the Wv Tafis lgor,I. June u

ihH HafsLsE AFafHafLEsTaEs. Ess
From the asv Tszk sse~.l. june -
tons inslarious ca,orsia1, ir tha Sal,a 'i'h ,.
Shenandoah W. hay. nor.s fnr Tha tnr,hss. =. me
aacmert of the CONF ,iarrfes an it,s.ratIo, - a.
vaue of the only strategy which he recoonzos -
,ha. of marching STRAIGHT urrnn the srar,r - ~,
enemy This ill-timed n,pve,nent can,o. -. sts ~
charged on Gene raj Hunter .sit wrs in xiolo,;a y,
his EXPRESS orders General H,y1,fcr Ia /. soI1;a
he knows that she success 1T trno,,s ,enend ~, ~
skill with whicl, fhev are handled h;s
fudpnen, IL ZOO vood Ia taxa a.,,, eraat ;. =;
subordinate, and ,,iscoaucctSd operation yxbi,a 81
much is stukei on the main nave mant has p,,
unond General Beniapss y3nlfion of ey,i.rs and
rash attack on the Cnnfadsfate batteries. NAV ho
fairly regarded ps ous az fft fruits n M. - A.,
S.anton's aptstra.eg,c order ee,tainiv of I'm,
order Of military idans Banhs,n had ,aor nna,.
ed, through the Adiatans4 General IN ,anor. a,
Washington he stated u This CITY v-sterd., .,y
that the order had rnary,sa hirn ,.s..s; s .ay
affair on Jap,ss I.Iaud T,h& sta sr,.nt 80 - - -. -.
a. we understand fnr ths uiiruose of sho,,., ~ =,
the order did not i,roccos1Sffom (ifneral Enntar
and was not a eo,seaue4less13fs the disa.,.r IL h
succeeded he probably CxSelke6 10 wine or, ~
dscrodit Of h;s recall. and HI fl,e f,;solea;a ~
orders be could have pleadt6 thai he had rrocao
ed In s+r;st accordance MN Secre4arv Sfanto,
military ideas. III
Tnis r.puise is of mines sMensea,,Auoo .x,.,. 80
+. s..yes heart 10 the ,,onfpdf.atas Pr, ~ ~
ii i much To u .srbr iETlSt sa ,sd " :"
Il, :au,,,t lesa flirht ~ f.lk Ianks and+h f; s.
Of ,li. resulting caInrsaiin against .IsrLsnn1.
failure ns,blialv u eonSa.sad - h., ot;, 80
Pope-tendeti tprevive III Yron,s;no hove a,s ~
invieorate the morale ,,f rho t,onfaiarate orr.
Their success On lanes Jslaro will still furthg -
kinde their cnn1ifience. and maxi their rasi-..noo
tack is a cost;e md n,.v.psahla bu,dcr "
Until the fase Of the Confederate capital Is de-
cided, no risks sinud be incurred, doubtful
operations he undariaken except in support Of GEN
McCelsl, or for the purpose ~ IN eree pting The,
retreat OF the enemy and taking advantage OF The
victory after The fa.l of Richmond When Rich.
nond Is taken, many less important positions will
siu INTO our bands oil themselves. No General is
Justified in squandering precious lives in premature
attempts 70 Pluck fruit which, ii let alone till it
rpens VIII faif into our Lap by the law of gravity
bile the fate OF Richmond hangs vibrating in the
scales Charleston will he resolutely defended AS
iong y the rebellion has single leg to stand on, it
Will run great hazards to retain at least one i'm.
poctant seaport.
New ofi<'i''ss is last, and next TO New Orleans
Nileston Is tas most lnlpcrTanf exporting city in
Ivoei.ohl. Ii, oy some turn IN the wheel OF for
tane iefeigh powers should raise the blockade the
Coiiteaefaes ieei tbat tney cannot afford to be in
positlon 10 oeFive no advantage FROM Its withdraw
al ihe commercial Importance OF Charleston, its
raiIFoao COMMUNICATIONS with the interior, and the
great strength OF its tortcations, are reasons why
~ aooEe ali the seaooald cities of the South, will
oe ieolousiy dsiendeo TO the last. Lin the order
OF strategic movements economy of forces Quires
- ~. ~ ~ ". S1'iis M small iciso"' not pre-
donrar nf r.na.;t; as ~ .', W ~ cou'he, no
nsr,er ,.nr,a L hno - .ais ias!' a,,e'Apt, "hlcn
Hrrter.s or,,arS heau f,n.u a. On nau oenelA
,r.a..,. 800. ~ 49, 80 Tuusius io'u 'ne
he cash;ar5 f ,,;aaor1,,a 'o'' oeh'i"'" ought 10
'o A'''> "-''ie'
TUE rovr,sc,, ,u
- f-"H'nr~o'
IRON the COURIER DIES Eiats Cnie, Of New York.
For some time past we have been subjected to
very sharp a'taeks Tor having said that the of
conflscation passed Mt Washington would raise in
Europe universal sentiment OF surprise and dis
appreciation; and Tor having called attention to the
fact that Austria alone, Of all thu European gov
ernehis retains in its political system this pitinbe
remnant OF inc p'underlng customs of a past age
Ar on former OCCASIONS, these remarks have been
instantly SET down 10 sympathy with the South
we nave to-day from two Paris papers whose
Oh 'I's Sopjeet mucn more strongly expressed than
any 'nlng we nave published These two Journals
are Hbe Ie0ats and the Sactt. Under date llth
'nhe' ths nfst writes;
THE Constitutional expresses its astonshment
and Indignation at measure, which. id the middle
OF the nineteenth century. revives contiscation,
that barbarous penalty which the progress of JUS
nee ana humanity mas eraticated from our codes
we should entirely concur with the CoRstiatioanel
and should not hesitate 10 brand the measure as
infamous, II it were clearly proved TO us that the
AMERICAN government ana Congress have commit
ied the crime that that jour3-i undertakes to lay
to their charge"
The .siscts saws: Wha, we far mott for t;,e
cause of the North eyen mora than MILITARY 70
verses. is the fatal insnrat;on which has Id tba
President TO propose and Conorass 10 o5o,t a ,,s
of contscaton arairst those sersors in .bs Snntb
who refuse to law down Their arros With, 40
months. The most hitter ciy., war never atf.crs
the OBLIGATION to resnert nronertv T. i ,;,;fI 20
sec the American Kepu,.iic borrnrv tro,a IN. an,
cient regime one of its most iniouitou. laws with
out remembering that the prcs, of tbe II Statas
has over and again, and most ius;lv accused Ans
tlia and Prussia OF high treason ngai,st ciyiIiza
tion for having used that yyeanon in ,I,a csso ~.
Poland and against Lop,llardv aud Venice -
We hope that this will conyince the a,,v,ca.,s os
eonfisea:ion that one need nor he an enemy of tI
Feasral cause to repudiate their system snf tbar
on the contrary the truest trjands of thar cap.a
are those who are clear-headed enough 10 noint
THIRD GATHERING OF THE EMANCIPATION LEAGUE
Win Il grand flourish, the Emancipation League
paradea the name OF Senator Wilson as the orator
who would address them at Cooper Institute on last
night. IL Deins ascertaIned that Mr. Wilson could
NOT come they advertised Rev Dr. Cheever and Mr.
y. y brownson; The fame ot these gentlemen at
tracted exactly 2ib persons to Cooper Institute,
ot whom occupied the patforIa ~ the clock told
the hour OF q, the audiences aforesaid manifested
III the usual manner, signs OF impatiencc, where
upon Mr Hart advanced 10 The desk, and apologize
ed for the observation-disclosures of Mr. wilson on he