The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
WIScHEsTER, July J6a.


cas, ing the euccesosul roso Of Gen. Lse at
Gettysburg. SuniaT--the cnt'ins oii of !. large
IUa.ter OF prisoners, the capture OF the fofii
fad r,cuntains i.c---.liere is 10 positive con.
ii-nlatiou q denial. Tie Disadvantages Of our
positon aay % understood hy saying il wag
dscideGiy worse than the recnect;va positions
Of tbs hostile forces al tho iIrst battle of Fred
erieksAurg reversed il is 9an8rgliy believed
end conceded that we haze tined q victory
Our loss, at first greatly exaggerated, has
dgiadied down ncFt a:tonishingiy. i.a.e
Yankee papers, It is said, acknowledge doisat
and nes49v loes. 4. any rate the Invasion has
done much towards dieposing the hi ids Of the
people OF Panpay iqss.lia for peace. : tcc0-ding
to latest Intelligence there has bsen no fiahtug
aiace 5 uday 4 seemingly well authentica.-
oi report prevails, TO the eject fha the enemy
asa "a Hia9 back towards w 1shingtHD aud that
Gen. I4s0B force as various points, is movin;;
ID The esms direction. AE0s,!er s,reas pitch.
hstt'e y i'll 30 fonxh- soon, and ilgs on the soil
cf Marylan3, Ct whith nope 20 Ia wholly or
il part an eyo-w!t;lcos
Da:aohnents isaverai hnndfed s.ron2) OF
| our soldiers arrive here almost daily, and are
forwarded, under connaad OF some Held CT
; feer, 10 thA army. Bat TOR this moviqg III
! bodies many oi OIL: men would 90 cut oil and
/ captured by the Yankee cavalry. Tne Pot3-
| mac, lately gwC lien several ct by the heavy
| fains. ia again, as | s.m informed, in forjabis
! c0nCiti3n. Several crossed by f0r&ing st Val
! Transport ysstarday.
afost of oar p gitiy wo1ndad have aniged
| here, and are being forwardC', with Ill dis
patch e.a far Ga possible TO tie rear. Few Of
! lie badly w0uuied nave yet arrived. Amoyg
! our woot dad general eff ,ors Inadvertently
| omitted to uenticn Caa. Paul J. Ssnlaes, Of
/ MtLivr3'a division who w2s etrucS III tia
| thigh, little above he knee. the uissie ssVeC
! inr the felnorai artery. | am ple.Ssd -
/ sta.e however, tbat his condition is no: con
| eiie.ed critical. He ie III q prjvats house III
| MartinsbuFg, aud nost attanIvsiy Eucg3d.--
/ An lng other fai3 oiheGrs woUsded, Ill addi
| ton t. hoea already ssnt you, are Col john
| Il. Weem5, ION Georgia. ia arm (the third
! wonud received at different timss;) Mejor O,
car Dawson Sth Ga; Col. Little, - Ia; Col
WatswoIth, 28:h Ga Col. Gibson, is Ga,
MORALLY wounded and IN the hands of tbs
enau,y; hajor q. W. Ross, "a Gaorgia b-t.l.-
ioa, Wouuded aud III tae enemy bards.-
! Complete lista will be sent you hereafter.
large hotel on Main stree.-1'4yt1F Gig
filled with hi'lroEs wounded rag ;auilIJe cap
;urad III the late etoFmiag OF the woIa3 com
ruan2ing tie city. Near ten taogsaad prison.
els aie o.. then way here from ths iata hattie
Eat.. it ID underst00d that ;4&sY, oa 81, Of
t4sl3U RI i!lS HIS. ~Ay ffr a. i9s31pH ol ~"
coEnt of s2Tls emergency which woaid ~,
ti.ea allow the d8.ai..2g oi "a guard To bsll.-
them 0h
The crop OF cef9als tbsonshont the Valley
is III a !aost tiou:isi.ing CONDITION, anu prom
ises tn abundaa. harveet. The uncUt wheat
wl.s TOO far advanced TO 5e Injured IL asserialiy
by the long continued r4ins, get | f3ar tie
growing corn, unnsua4y prcIr sing, Las
bee4 seriously hurt liz GONE Localities Iae
G,ariy, patriotic OEa t..rma1s % this lovely
secsiuB--Hntii ws 4riiFa within = short dis
t.nee Of WiLchastsr-appears 20 bs surrounded
with every ecmtoi, s.ad nesdlnl thing tbat 3
generous soil can afford. Eos, :3tadG.0n u
Winchester li3 soeua presented 10 lha travel
la- Is scarcely les3 ..stfac.iva aid >lagnIse= ~
than as ii hrst appeared dressed III living
green .Ha III ali i.5 pristine beauty u ins
earliest S@utiefS.
Mo- having YET reached the viejui!Y Of the
battle ieit, AN Unable 10 give ycu particulars
OF tue alooiy contest hut " il Close with come
authentic ssata iis Of the operations of Gen d
bcdan, th3 guerilla Chief, pgicr 70 the inv..-
sioc, and which, have not J OF appeared III print
On the 9Uh Of June he isf. ChnrchsiIls, and
with his command marched one hundred and
hfsy-l,iue miiss AT his approach to komnay
tie Yankees were seizsd with panic, and foil
back tsom every point they oceGfisd ia that
region to New Croek where they had over
3,5u0 men. Pushing matters, ana ioSiag no
time, he destroyed utterly aud beyond repair
tae splendid iron bridges ever the NUr;, and
s .uta branches OF the Potomac. Eley were
% Fnkss pateas, s'sd, except the bridge At
rs;gmo:,t the best and finest by f2rof any
the Baltimore ssnd q no RaiIroad. Qua waa 40
fsss ia length, ths other 5,53--were shol dp9n
with as.iil4ty, ard fell thirty odd feet L.isw,
presenting wreck as EesST was 5eel
fia then barnt the railroad bridges over Lit
lie Capsr, cyec Poiomas Geek, Chesapeake
sna unio Caua, and over + eeft Creek. near
Cnn. ,sriand, sni: ds tNo erevasses IN the Ches-
apeaks aad Ohio Canal that caa's be tiled IN
two months; burai :.ii tie dapets, v7aler tal as
and stationary engines bs.Ween Capeg and
Cumberland, sapturei thirsF CT forty prisoners,
sixty or seventy hoTsss, aad sen. oas over five
hundred f.s cattle.
Ga tte I7th, Col George, OF Inaoden's g com
mand, drove Yankee battalion oat Of Cum
beriand by shslsinx them in lae streets, ard
the Mayor surrendered tao city 10 ''oar boys"
Kelly, commander OF the Yankee cavalry, was
thara out made his escape on aa ergus which
was s.oyped ahcns eight mics from eown hy
break In the road made by ouc men- Citizens
stale tha. here he jumped cif sadlSo to the
bushes on foot
Ga the night Of tee l7th General Imsodsn
csmpad in Allsghang co., hi, twsive niles
from Cumberland, but reerossea int0 Virginia
the next morning. ThisEs oSemsns was promp:-
"a By = rauaor that Kelly was Hmoving 10 attack
Imboden at day break on the i9sb. Ar there
uesa "a railroads, maiis, or tsIegnaphs. in
fha,o pafts of tbs deneraps visit il 10 inferred
thas his conmand were ignorant Of what was
progressing is tbS.aA4ss'>ssesA -