The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-16

al. in tAs neral aaA psaiaieel world has
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20. "a follow. IftAA b true, ~ ars nosG
s..l,, o. he eve Of srsas sveats; Tor ws
.svsr. ip our long sxpsrisnos ef eAiso.
.',us known such a eaairs dsarth Of nswa
a. -. ,.rv clements themselves sssa to b
~. The cir which W breathe Il bot and
49, 49, the Sun shines with brilliaaey % In.
.... sh.t The asnospAsss. rsssabtss . - Of
...,. he earth b paroAsa and erisp; the dass
:. =. .hoaeh Il were again about 70 b con-
r.,,.a into swsrms Of loeasss - Il was In The
',s.o time by the great Hebrew prophet upon
-. .,ia p,sius of Egypt. Any sort Of change
y .;,hsr The natural or political world-s
.s,,aa, storm or . bastls-wesA bring with
=. ..ws relief TO the iusudsfabls tsdi1m Of sAe
-. xhich this community b lsaAiag. IL win
~, at B. Many days, We very n.eh saspsss, b.
t,. 10 shall have bosA. r.
". think. b scarcely wttAia he range OF
,.,~shilisy that things eaa remain much longer
..uousry ss visksbarg. 0saas II aid 70 have
,u.h.a his trenches lsarfaliy near to ear
ro,k,; but yet ws ars undsr No apprshsn-
.oo. We remember Sseasaepol We rsmsn-
=, thu. Is WA defended from The siAs on
.,i,a u wss attached By ear(AWssas haseily
.o,srus,sd, when the snsny was within
A,s march of the place. We remember
~, PsIisisr had to push his parallels within
,,.u,y ysrls Of the Rassian works, before hs
a.,sd 70 rush, even with ths grsnadisss Of The
Imperial Guard, upon that ..fea de.ter" which
~ iescribsd 60 fselingly, and which, at that
N, had never bsen squailea Remembering
ell ,his and taking into consideration the can
,Oss dispodtion Of Grant, We ass not disposed
10 hslisvs that hs win attempt an assault until
b. shall have pushed his works close up to
eao.s of the beIsgsd, and that viii require
d.. which may bring In its train number of
Incidents to put new face upon the state Of
,s.hs. The sickly season viii come on
within q few weeks, and Joe Johnston
il nigh st hand. with an army al
rssd, powerful, and every day in
e,ss.iug. All depends upon the stsadinses Of
as commander in Vicksbs,g, and, in spite Of
the ii founded prejudicss against Psmberfon
hs has proved himsslf TO b aninsntiy brave
slAssdfass. A. fcr the reports in ths Van
iss nswspapsrs ws hare long siacs lsaEnsd TO
ssinais shsm st their trns valse, - We have,
likewise, those that come to us from Mobile.
We DO not bslisve that the Yankees viii ever
,sks vicksburg. Bat should they succeed in
taking both that place and Port Hudson they
will by no means have opened the navigation
Of the Mississippi As long ~ we have a sin-
gle battery Of light field pieces left it will be
impossible for any craft short of an iron-clad
to navigate that river, aud iron clads are not
exactly the sort Of craft for carrying On trade.
10 the absence Of positive information, ru-
nOrs always rush In TO supply its place, as the
.ir rushes in wherever vacuum hiss been
0rmed. There were any number Of rumors
ntown yesterday with regard to Gen. Lee,
Gen Hooker, Gen. Ewell, Aifroy, snd the
own Of Winchester. Some Of these may be
ssn in another column. None Of them seem
atitIed to much consideration. Hooker, how.
:vsr, seems certainly to have evacuated Stat.
sd That we learn from sure source, aud
ut from runner. What his aim may be. nobody
& able to cCSjscsure; but the Yankee pa
p>rs have been for some time indulging in
.vsry manner Of speculation with regard TO
he movements Of Gen. Lee, and probably
these speculations may have some connection
with the march of Hooker.
Upon the whole, We regard our situation 20
very encouraging, especially when we con-
tras: it with that Of this time last year.