The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-04
FURTHER FROM THE NORTH.

The following dispatch reached this city Las
NIGHT, ahi WIS published in ,he extta ediIopa :,
the efy papers:
BaLfBsug.E AMERICAN OFFICE
Baltimore, Sunday, June sa--e l.. NJ
aia writing fer the dmfricaa u Detailed aeconn
of events at White Heuse, Lrfore Eiei.n,an. IN,
On the Peninsula during the past four days incIl,l
'nsE Facts obtained from Washington, having bee,
s.iii Tor ny special ffan to communicate with t.
President
Ii you desire If, I will send it 10 you II vii
make four or five thousand words
We have the grandest military triumph over I'll,
enemy, and Richmond mus. fall
G. C. FULTON,
Proprietor american, AID Agent Associated Press
After waiting patiently Tor the ness, AZ prn,liset
above, until midnight, surprised at The
eeitien of the following aiapatei: ~.
BALTIMORE Sunday, June ell p. M
The Secretary of War decides thai nothing can
he telegraphed relative to affairs the Peninsula.
Have tried eaH best 10 set it oil.
G. C. FULTos,
Agent Associated Press.
As a commentary on this we append the follow
ing, w!lie. was received fronl the War Department,
yesterday ;f.ernoon
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, June -, o'el9ck p. M.
AS soon rs the Department obtain exact in
formation OF the st;lie OF affairs in front Of Rich
mond, it will be impaired 10 tla public, whether
good or bad.
This dispatch is not intended for publication
blt for the information Of the press.
The Baltimore NeNs Sheet xys that Charles G.
Fulton WAS on Monday sent to Fort MeHemy for
publishing certain unauthorized news regarding
the movements Of Gen. Mcclellan We take the
following extracts from the NortIern papers:
THE SITUATION BEFORE RICHMOND.
Correspondence of the New York Tribunel
FORTRESS MONROE, June 27--They who have
known The reasons for delay the C!.ickaoniiny,
and have experienced no ,lis:p,oiiitment that the
impending battle has not been fought, begin to turn
in expectancy towards The quarter that has so long
engaged iir attention OF the world The period OF
delay is drawing, to close The volcanic state Of
things .oiIs; the whole line denotes that the crup-
ton is at band The present danger or
probability, IS that II general engagement will be
brought on, not by direct attack or any move
mesi having thai for ts sole purpose, but by Il
preliminary step, the seZing o! 4 postion--the
shifting a;d setting of the scenes, the Immediate
prelude 10 raising the curtain on the last act Of the
drama. While Gel. Mcclellan Is now prepared to
accept general engagement should the enemy
gard one Oi these movements s chsieDge he Is
not Yet quite prepared to make the uumiAed ch;.l
lcngc i,y taking the initiative and following it UP
10 the bitter ind.
II viii hot b.. long before he will arrive at this
point in his preparations, when there will be no
motive OR further delay. We have a variety OF
ruinors one OF which is that Stonewall Jackson
mas appeared on Mcclellan right ana is nlon.cirg
tttons for authority, there is reason tor be-
iieving that Jackson has arrived III the neigLbor-
hood OF Richmond and joined his forces with those
Of the nnin army, though the Logical snppositon is
that he would continue to en!poy the Union forces
in the upper part of Virginia, rs he Las hitherto
done. have no direct authority for saying, that
the White House will soon to bt. the point ii
the particular interest which il At present has,
The base of the array Of the Potomac, yet ;m lef
to infer much from variety oi reasons. Tho
breaking mp Of the hospitals there. by sending
away lie large number OF patients III IGaeeiity,
may no; be proof in itself of sn1 ess.l intention
thoas ss such fact, taken i'll connection with others
.s.. So t. strengthen snch sHpp,siti,n To-Day
the State of Maine arrived, with between 30 and
4;Q ins i,is but few of them wounded, TO he fol
iosed Dy 100 u l,500 more. This may be simply
2 measure OF Reform resulting from new regime
Willie it may be that it may hs something more
Prudent men, especially since the recent rains
have felt thai the Whit. House was a-position too
much exposed to be the depot ot i,nnci property
IS the i'nniederates would 6e ,be 10 d,stroy by ii
successful attack A general removal from White
House 10 Yves; Point is iiot improbable, ii il has
not already taken place. 1t was holding. out the
highest inducements almost Imaginable TO The
enemy, wiie. we HAY reasonably suppose, would
emit 40 occasion or effort to strike Ut point
vital. McCi4iitns right is uaIuestionably his weak
side Whether there is amy ro;ii ground tor the
alleged apprehension concerning The White House
;s the base we may well Suppose that, rs Que OF
the moves on the board, and nOng the las: moves
ia th. great game new drawing; 10 close the Con
fcderate ie;iersnl:iy conclude that Jackson can
employ his forces in way vel! as to abandon
the campaign in the Shenandoah, and make rapid
descent toward the White House on Mcclellan :
right itan!s. The prize which the immense stores
there offer woud not he the only motive for the
inoy ement Houd be the favorable one for the Com
fedcr:tes to attack our entire line weakened as
ticy might reasonably suppose it would be- by tl.
diversions which tie ss,t,n appearance of Jack
son, or Some else il rear would tend 10
produce.
Ii Jackson has abandoned the Shenandoah. and
is cooperating in the neigIborhood of the Chcka
ho.nny, there Will be, of cDurse no reason why
the forces, large share of thcnl in the upDcr
part OF Virginia, siivi;teI into four departments
under Is many Ma Generals, should rot be nj
once moved tor9 ird TO strengthen Mcclellan
Without undertaking To say that precisely This is
being done, l will say the country may rest u.s.
S.fed that in case Jackson has made his .ppear
anee in the quarter alleged, he will fi,d troops Ia
oppose him; and heir enh;,rkation on the R.,ppa
hammock OF the Potomac, or both would only prove
the visilace and Resources Of The Government in
cncchniating The willy enemy
The neNt ten days will III all probability D,
marked with important events Ii pahs ;i ". moi
failed sharp ;tild important enterprise will have
been accomplished, as part ot the plan OF uper;
tions against Richmond, before ;h; reaches the
public eye, in which the navy, On one Of our IN
land streams, will have played 4 conspicuous part
Tine Confederate army ii ssppasilliiy little disposed
to make another Retreat, 1t may have been ,areeiy
reinforced That fact, however, would not save
il from the inevitable result OF suffering Me(ici!;p,
to 90 forward slowly yet surely with siege opsra.
TONS leaving The Only Question in the ease THAI OF
time. The attack therefore, is n5s unlikely Il, he
in:,le by the enemy, and that, too at n early day.
THE QUESTION OF INTERVENTION
The special Washing gicn correspondent Of the
New York 71aes telegraphs to that paper as fol.
lows
The question of foreign interference is again aei-
'ated here All tie latest advccs. public and pri-
vate ro,n EnSiaiid Indicate spirit of iesiiv veness
in thfd country American, matter laor, sig,aiii-
cant tlaa any hitherto manifested. Ii il stated
that the tone of the lsl ispa; ehes received ~. the
State pepsr. .hent l., not altogether satisfactory
but that nathins, Is said from t;eh ii could be t
all inferred that the European Powers designed
taking any inii,t tiiate steps toward Int,ii;ou-
The defeat OF the Militia bin in the Canadian Par
lament has not improved Iohn Balls te,aprr, ami
he will SEIZE upon the reverse at Charleston with
as much aVidity rs lie did 9pol that in Ba.hss de-
pagisleHt. on this s,tbjses Hon. j. A. 6urley has
received q letter from highly intelligent adopted
citizen Of Ohio, who ;s:s lselt in England tor tho
past six months, spending inaei tiae in the cotton
district. lie says.
Firsiy--i have the best reasons for knowing that
in affairs lie ernined upon by
England and France some months ago, and for the
reasons amongst others, gave you la my letter Of
March last.
Secondly-Ths determination would have been
acted upon before this had nnt the contest between
the Monitor and MerYinac taken Europe--tl,a
world, IN fset-by surprise and apse; all the ealcu-
iasios.s cf France aud England especially. They
became alarmed fes their own safety
Thirdiy-The dread OF !. Monitor feet, which I
understand we are now building, adds another 10
the rcssoiis which determined these Powers inter-
fere, and they will never permit his feet 10 be con
psste,l Il they passibfy prevent ii.
Four;hiy-They will sonn offer mediation taking
decided Southern grousnl-&eii Knowing that this
will not be acceptable 10 our Government. II IL
not their intention wish tha. IL, should br ne
cepted
Efthly-This being refused they will send their
combined aerss to surround c4.ast whilsf there
IL Int ona Monitor IN existence, k1awng that this
terrible little thing cannct be oserywLere nj sile