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

ire 7,se Delta said
Ga the lss inst cny part VIII ~ stnin cls a
Cd to the ccmmerce Of the world. We oA1s .
msiuly French. however. ere awaiting ~ II.
xnua the an announcement. aud within Two oe
TIRES wes ~ We may ~ 2ect g more nvssy
time upon our lsvses than mas bsen WITNESSED
cs Art AuccdA raxsIoUs TO fNE ATTACK = oAv'
ALRY YIaur.
A latter from Chatssnooge, dated June DIN,
says:
Tbs HAT twelve hours hnve hesp hours OF
considerable exctsnent mere Inc ITS , w..
"Uave you heard tho uewsf Tho YANKEES
are coming. und will be In Chattanooga D.
fore night" ~
airy. vas surprised near J asrsr. Tenn and
that ne had his entire command comfiese'y
rou ted Reports tin n In regard 10 cas0a.tiss
varying from twelve to one hnnurea 0n9
fifty. think. FROM the best IN sof M, :,
ans came In tu.day himself, and says NJ I0ss
twelve men killed, and that his command was
| completely routed, dispersed. and scattered
| TO the winds Others say that our less vss
nearly The whole OF his commapd, number.
ing eight hundred men. Tho Feds are report.
| cd to bs three thousand strong. and were ~
| Jasper yesterday.
1 have list seaa some OF the men n no have
the comm arc lef. their horses on enc nela OK
the fght and took to tho woods afoot.
The fight was II miles yond aspef, 81 tne
f,otof the noun ,aln towards Wincnes'eI: l
| wi | endeavof TO give you further particulars
| as l get them.
some CT the men snd citizaus Of Sp 1rta and
| Winchester represent the Federal torcs "a
| beiT z 4 COO strong.
The following news from Ch,ttanoog" is
| "a lats as the 9Th:
We Learn from = citizen CT our city, VINO
! hf ChattancOga Yesterday. that on "euEes'
/ d3y body of the First Kentucky cavalry,
| two huudrsd AID twenty. I'VE III num6sr, IN
| DIR command OF Col. Wood, went on a scout
| ing expedition towards Jasper, town IN ZEN
l neasee, about twenty miles from Cnattahoo-
ga. When SIX mills beyond Jasper they were
| surrounGed and surprised by an cverWnslm'
] Ing number tot the On emy, con- poeed OF cav:
airy infantry and art.sfy: %no com 30"
/ dition, Col Wood directed that eLcn OF MS
| men must work for himself. cat his way OUT
and save himself If he could. HOW many es-
CAPPED the enemy Is unknown, but they were
| coming into Chattanooga yesterday by ones
and tWos, the last one who arrived. that our
| iuformant saw, stating that he had rode sew
eral hours atful! 81 esd, and swa% Inc river
/ with the enemy in full cry at his heels.
| Little apprehension OF an attack - ieit a,
1 ChattanoOza. Bat a"coGacH OF war" had
/ bsen held end 1t WAS determined to never
| surrender the city, bat 70 deferd 1t 70 the
last extremity.
Faox MISSISSIPPI.
We have copy OF .hs vicksturx Wais, OF
/ Tuesday, the 81, from which We Gull the fol.
lowing photographic;
The report that company Of light artiIle
j ~ had sunk EaceraI transport Wills: at
| tsmutipg to aecend Bayou Pierre to Por
Gibson, OF which we mace q notice on Sat
| nrday, is without foundation. Nothing O
| the kind has been attempted by the Feds'
| rails.
We have nothing new to report abou. the
| Choir since our las. issue.
Eleven IF the enemy's vessels passed BatoE
Rouge on Saturday afternoon, coming up
They Will reach the n.et below hare aoou
l Thursday.
Tne skirmish with the en- smy at Grand Col
appears to have been a very trivial anasf afte
| ali. 1t seems that after piilaglpg the to-n
about one hundred and fifty Fedsrais con
/ Guided they would vlait Port 6ibton ana ran
| sack that place, but before thsy had procesd
| ed far en- the road from tsrapd Gulf the,
| were surprised py come twenty .hse .! GU
| boys, who were tFiog IN ambush, awaiting
| their approach Tne sneIny b.d III great cen
fusion If ssr receiving the fi7s Of onr acou u
and made Eood their eacare 10 the boats OEl!
| ore Federal was killed, aE" none OF ta
! w0rnded were captured.
letter from Vtckssurg, date bay 80
says:
yerdsr at V,Cssburg. The Hill city VIII ~ ua
! trste ths Chi sairy OF ihe s,iata, aud to. citi
Gems have long staca voted tben nos mansion
i 20 ruins rather than their occupation by tn
i hiIeiipg INVADERS, ab)vs or helCV. hhe De
/ stres not nor eryies the fate Of New Orleans
l she will not follow such an example.
Since writing ne above the enemy gave on
camp slight sheiltnG, WITH the usnaI copae
| gusnCss-'lobody hurt"
Ehora Is = rumor here tn at ficsyuns BrtIe
! has teea slain by some brave hsnd In Ne"
Urlsaps Rsqnicsca. sE race could mot bs m
~ ray il, event.
FROM BAroE RorsS.
The Jackson Misst,sippian, Of the 81 instap,
| saya:
We learn by priva.e telsR sarhic sdispa &c,
l that General Lovaips farCss jn a small da
! tsrhrusnt, attacked tina enemy on Sunds,
night, M'tpe tvfsnty-ons OF the enemy.
| We ara ns,e:ad ID Gen. IL. has hesn verl
active in detailing artillery and infantry, I.
ssUd to several of the strong points on tn,
| Mississippi, from which wa 81 Qect to hear
| good report ut an eorly day.