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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bom Widsbure.

@dtru, 25. Stat. (gleuietettsn bon
Bidsburg, bic BIG gum o.. TrettaB, tet6tn).
Das Reimbursement Der fetnbli@en Nerte
tptrb nod INNER BON ber WtSrIer JlOtte fort.
pefsbt, unb Werfonen, tpeIde quite Tern9ldltr
6atten, tparen Gberaeust, bab Grant bic 9at.
terteet BON @alnut StI ero6ert butte. SIM
gnuaen umtreiIe fanb etne fur4tbare 6anU,
nabe Iatt. Die &anOnenbppts unb MErIsrs
Slpttc mar tn bet Treat BON @tdSbure fifrtg
am @ert.
GattD, %. Wtat. Nbents 10 l19r. 8tS
UNI 8 u6r Fnb tetne SOute BON Mempbts bier
etngetrufen, Nle. &anunenbcote bon MtQts
Tens 8enb fnb ben Wa3UU TluB binanfseIGidt
rsrDen. So mag beetal6 "a Stunben bauS
ern, beSOr ,pir ettpds @eptEes erfabren tSn'
nen. Die lebten OspeIAen burG ben DClaE
Star 1agen, bab Der &f nod INNER fort
bauerte unb BITE 2anbtruppen TN &iiden bon
GidSbur9 iparem. Man glaubt, baB ned etns
srobe Nn3abl Brauen unfr&tnber lf9 tn Bids.
burg beinben.
Mr. Colours, Der @orrepOnbent Der q. o.
WCrlb, Bate ipGbrenb Ietner @~efon1enGAaft
In 8tdsburg unb ouf lttnem Transpprt mad
Nt9rnUnb bic tete @~eleesnbett, f9 bic SteI,
lung unb StGrte Der Tetnbe an3mIeben. g.
iaet, baB duf Der 9anpiette I'm Niden be,
Statt nur iebr un6e6entenbe @rbwsrte aufse.
rorfen tDaren, neil man If@ eth f. ra(8ea
0Crortneen @rant's bon bieler Gette nt&l
trGumen lteB. Na4 Der SGlaGt bon Baterf
Greet bot man natarlt9 NGss auf, um BIZ
gGerte fcrmitabel su MAIDEN.
Oils man tGrte, bab Grant geeen Wurt @tb
Jon mdrl9tre, trnrbe 8Ctpens DtStfou dbae.
latdt nm btefen Ylak 3u SerFGrten unb adj
Eruppen, retGe Grant entgegenaetuUrfen muir.
ben tparen bon MDbtlf, Sabanhab u. aneevr,
puntten blrbet8efumuten, aber ntGtett
etnttger Mamm Spn 8ragg's q +,
N beanb Id babet.
3u Wterebtan fab Der @~orreprnbent Soc
JchniCn an Der Sptbe bon 5000 Mann.
Gpn lebterem Nlabe purbe SIR. @olburu NIT
Nnbsrn In aler Gle 1na& @iGmsnO selanbl
unb bort tm 2t6bY @efGngntB bts 3h letnes
NuslSIunG etn8eiperrt. 5l 5Hu la5ueHE
Sp6tere DffisieHe SePefAen 1on
0tGS6ura. e7t"
Sts @taht sGmsIic0 serSkrt.
Nl9IN3Dt On 20 N(dt. OaS yaGS
ltebsnNs tpnree TIM 9nuptquartier Der Mrmee
bmpfan8ea = 58 aaa rnstzoatup
Nempbts, 25. Wtat, liz Il. 81.
Dte nG~umtnars" III fOtbfn bon 8tdsburs
%angstcmnien, brtust tetne uffi3teaen DepeI 6ea.
Orbtnauce Sff3ter 3yforb I@rettt Spm %.
8 ubr @bsnbs |: i1nler 9erluR 1T ut&t Ie6r
fart tn Gnbetrd@t Der StsOung, tpelde pfr
eetDsnren haben.g Sd CLAUDE, ba6 mir ben
ylab Bic Ut0rsen TIM 9sfb baten msrbsn.
Die Sta6t 1T DOaitanbts stn8slGlOTen umb
unIere Tobnen tre6eu aber ben fetnblt&en @rbs
tDerfsn.l Die RanOnen- uab MTrlerbuets az
beitsm In Grunt Der StaDt. 8is lest Baden
mir 6000 9tfanseus eenandt unO "a Saup,
nea rrO6ert. Sen. Grant bsst bic bsRsu
p%otnunBen ; tptnn rtr bic Stabt uebulen
uerosm mir $4,000 Mann NIT Wemberton &
81. fanaen. (9e3.) 9. s. QqfOrb. ea
a4 GO. 9urlbut, @rn. Mator.
untors Serl6te bon SifSbnrg.
Esge -
SsfaHsennabme Don 5000 @efamsemem. 400
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Bon @anfs. Department.

Nsw 0Ort, 26. @ai. Die Shines"
brtn9t etnen Srtef bon NIsranbrta (Qa.) aus
benz berSOrSstt, boB uni ere Eruppen Rem 6lub
anfrdrts eeSen ben Semi mar1diren. Stint
EranspurtiHtfe NIT Srupssn BON Suntrrs
Nrraee fnb In Nstp Srlruns un8etOmnen, uuO
pettere fnb unterpe8s.
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Ecte9rapbifcbe Mnc6rtdbtea
wtss&trltHr ben BaIttmOre y Wsdtv.
eau 'Ueiieres Observation-Disclosures

new BORT, 25. Mui. .@OuS. SO6nlCn
BON 1ennellse BAT pUm &riess-D epartement
uno ipater aa@ BON @pup. Sesmuur 8sls
rna4t e%rbaltsn, TIM StaAt gletp Wort elm 0Ret
ter. Negt"snt fur Sf GenneGee gu btlOen. Bte
Is betbt,. tptro er In iebem @taat, uD eS tbm
ets SebUrOs b%sIeI6en sefattst, Gtmlite 0tetru.
ttrun8e1 Sprnsbmsn,
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Wir befefti9en biee Snlel uno trsfFen fur
Elm meitereS Uorriden NDrtersitunSen. Das
ate 81. @es. fstt SeDsnparttS 81 Weilen
pom Sort Sumter I'm Qagtr.
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Ser &riea in gemneNee nmo acntudu.
ler SerfiI1 cer RebeDeu Zen GumberIanbs
SInH An ii~berHArSit~u


@rfOlslOier Serfu6 Der ytebeuem BEN GumberIGmb.
Slut sm iibsrfsreiten.s
@tnetnnatt, 26. M1ai. Die 0febeuen
treu3ttn Notwithstanding 8stern BET siG6.
ing Grest unS 5artfOrb, 6s,, murbsn aber
mad tur3em @efe@t auf beIben Gtelen tpIeber
5uritdgetrtebsn.
ss3-a Ofsneres BON Sennefse.
Mtmpbts. Ssrsu1oas unb @Salnacss
9uertlas trteben f& tpGbrsnb Der lsbtsn
sGO4e Ia Der StaOt ksrum. sic uobmen
rtsbrere pslsn .Gsfanssn uab S%erpunosten 2
Ober 3 Der 1nlern.
Vet Trrt DUnell6n faut lebte 0O6e Elm
1ef' DIT ltatt, tpotet bic @e6euea la bte fS(uGt
sejast wurben. Infer Gerlaa mar Elm Qteus
tenant uao 2 @emeine ~s.rpunbet. unetpe
8sute beItanb IN 10000 Wfo. NouGRiI6.
6umpbrjss Mari9al (ber &ebeu) pur6e
S9n istnen etsnen 0safensefS6rten fetsenUms
men unter Der Nnttage Der SGusaltt6t uub
bes Bsrraths seeen Die @Cuf6b. &eateruua
nno mad 8t&mpnb fpebttt. Sc betst, STAR
fbna let In isinem Sfr3en uniOntE ; lolte btsS
tptrflta Der Sal fetn, 70 Bats r pentuReas cine
bStF fOn0erbare @rt bteS tunb gu ssben. Il s,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

Sr.av.rIoN IN LoNDuN-A sad ca,a OF
starvation oecnrrsda saors iias az, in Lou
don A woman, aged 81 years, cied from
Waat Of f;od. Her daughter, who was IAN
elderly and poverty. stricken look ny woman"
said that The deceased, her mother, ike her.
self, supported life as she was able by nes die.
work. SL9 used to earn about IL cents q
weak; ;stha w;sosss herself eeaid. .earu 60 cents
Per week, for which SIZE worked on shirts at
three cents apiece. These women paid 80
cents ;: week for rent; the parish allowed
them 80 cents and two .loaves Of bread per
weak. Ths dece ased had animal food very
seldom, ard when the daughter could get half
pound Of meat for four cents, she gave it to
her. She used to have '.just enough food to
kesp soul and body togsther." WI inets had
brothers, who were too poor to do anything
for tie old woman, but q married daughter
gave her 1S cents weak. This corono.s Jury
returned verdict to the effsct that the dc.
ceased had perished from starvation, snd that
the supply afforded by the parish authorities
waS wholly inadequate to The wants of this
family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

A DIAMOND WEDpINa ~ PaosPEcr.-The
New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press is responsible for the following:
A diamond wedding is so frm believed to
be at hand that all the upto W. ers are taking
a out it, srd feel at liberty to divu.gs a se y
Of tie exciting particulars. The lady in ,he
case il q charmin. young heirs6 I, the waid Of
Well known citizsn Of aristocrat;c respec,a-
bility, and a general added to his civic tisls.
Tne gen'l.ral. ia a distinguished Ital an nnbis.
man, now on a visit to th;s country by special
leavs Of tire Court OF Turin. He is ore of
Victor emanuel military siis and is Obliged
by conrt etiquette to solicit she consent Of his
Sovereign before he can enter TITO ma rirae.
nial alliance. The royal consent has Already
been forwarded BY ls,tsr, believe, bus ut any
rate It is a Certainly; and the marriage IL re.
gaidsd by polite society as uae a1aire decidee.
should scarcely b. jas,ifie1 in giving you any
OF The namse just yet. bns l may say that tho
titled suitor is not the Count Ach,lfs d. Wee.
chT, who-is another meiata- cf Victor Eman
uers court. De Veeeby is On a mission to pro.
cure American deer, lncoss, aud ether auimxls
peculiar 10 this ccurtTy, for 'i,s royal ..oioci.
cal gardens Of Turin. and has heen hunting
saIas a.nons The hiEs of NJ, ina ;giile his
b-cthsr courier was rendering homs go to the
Nsw York .eiie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

UHDER TIE PROTECTION OF THE LORD
Not long ago, q Methodist local preacher in
one Of the coal mining towns OF England was
brilliantly disc0ursing to an audiences Of con.
siderable size. He proceeded to wind up with
a peroration Of great force, and in his !ervor
raised himself even above his natural height,
which was not diminu;iva the froht Of the
pulpit was not high, and the preacher overba
lsncsd himself; down he went, head foremost
into The .insing pew, fairly turning summer
ssult, ard landing upon music stand In q sit
ting position with such force as 10 shiveE the
portion Of the auditory screamed, and even the
msn were Disconnected; bus the preacher rose
to his feet. declared that If ho haA .:allsr twice
q, far the Lord would not have allowed him to
be killed, and then went on with his sermon
with no less fsrvcr than before.
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NO. lO7.
rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Frsun she Ne sav.ese,

JACKSON, May IA special 10 the <ppsai
eives news from the Chscseo Issses Of the
2S utt Az Indianapolis. Gen Haskell bas
issued an order declaring that editors Of news.
papers, Or other pelsons, sndeavoairg to bring
the dovsrnmert's war policy inso disr. puse.
Wai violate Gen. Burnsids,s dsash crd.r. ana
viii bs treated acee r1iu9ly.
six hundred inssntry ard ssvsp hnndrsd
cayatSy have gone into Brown county to
make arrsstS
At Cincinnati. naval cflA1vs from below eav
that Vlcksbusg viii ROT ks attacked. but H.
etead, the levees will be eus and other n, schje :
done, With the view OF rendering the COUNT
below Helena untsnsbis.
At Csirc, Gen. JEFF Thompson, with 2 SEQ
men, attseke Cope 0irardean, but withdrew
with he loss Of H',y killed. The Federal los,
IL small-AcNe:ll commanding
TIE month Of Arkansas and White river
ara oonnscsed by canal Glan.'s headqu.r-
tsrs are ut New Carthage lnseoriact move.
msnts srv atoct. Over 3. 900 males and 70
nA..les are cath. .bcuId.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05
GREAT vIcI0sY Ar CHARLOTTESVILLE.
ENEMY RETREATtNG ACROSS THE
RAPPAHANNOCK!
Gen. Psxssn Killed Gene Jactsen, Heth. and
4 r Hill, Wounded.
orslcIAL DIS r4roH r :e1 eaa LEE

MILFORD, May 81, 1868.
To President Daris:
Yesterday Gen jackson penetrated to the rear
Of the enemy and drove him from all lis posi-
tions f:om the Wilderness To within cns mile
of Chansellorsville.
He was engaged at tho same time in front
by two Of Longstreet's diviIons.
Many prisoners were taken, and the enc.
my's loss in killed and wounded is large.
This morping the battle was renewed
He was dislodgsd from all his positions
around Chancellorsvills, and driven back to.
wards the @sappahsnnock, over which he is
now retrea:ing.
We have again to thank Almighty God for
. great victory.
! regret to state tia. Gen. Paxton was
killed, General Jackson severely and Gems.
He h and A. P. Hill lightly wounded
(S'gaed1 RE LEE,
General Commanding
The following dispatch was received yes
terday morning at the War Department,
from Mai Boyle, the Proves. NJ Arshal at Cor
dousville
GoRDoSsvILLE. May A.-Dr. w. s. Wool
folk left Charlottesville at O'Clock Z. NJ.
yesterday. Hs reports that the fight was s,il
going on a. Fredericksburg General Jack.
son occupies all the foris except Eiy's, and
had taken five thousand 100, prisoners, END
prisoners were still coming in. Oar msn arc
iu good condition. Oar loss is heav1 All
seems q 1ist in front. No enemy in Clipepsr.
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JOHN vAs suRtN On fnEsyExr PxEsiDFKcY.s
In speech at the Union League meeting,
in New YArk John Van Raran sa:d.


The Yankee Prisoners Five hundred and
fifty Yankee prisoners will ba sent from the
Libby prison at i o'clock TIL, morning, by 4 4g
Of truce, tn City Point. The prisoners will he
After thia exodus but very few will be left
bsh,Ed. The delivery inaiadss all ths officers,
anonest whom are two B.i -Genls, 6 Cclo.
neis, Lieut Coils, 8 Majors, CD Captains. 6l
First L.euts, &;. 0, yesterday, Capt Thos
Damren and Lisut Wills Damrou. of the 4.h
Va (AlolitiorJ cavalry; lst Lisu. Isaac Goble,
Of the 39th Ks: sni several Aboli;ionjs'. hero.
tofore confined in the Va Psnitsntiary, as bos-
tagea were released yesterday and sent to tho
LIBBY and paroled. Thsy start North with
their brother Yankees this morning l. s Con.
over, Lieutenant commanding the Isas: Smith,
(.tearer,l captured on Ssono liver, s G, Jan'y
81. aud IA othere, etiicers and privates Of the
Charleston, and will be sent to CITY Point
also. Several thousand prisoners are expected
this week from the Fredericksburg army.
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cola a. fighting "honoraby and sallansly."-
The nanner Of their war is anything else. The
hosth, indeed, would respscs IN honorable snd
gallant foe; but thsir very admiration for such
an cne soreids anything but hate for their
Yankee assailaIts. The L ,ndon Times utters
trath on this point quite pertinent to tais
qaotstion from the New York lawyer letter
The "Thnnderer," in vigorous sr.is!e en- the
war, Gays:
"Dseds like those BY which the Northern
States are making their present war with the
South Singular aud sxeoraals among the wor<t
and bloodiest snnals Of naankipd, esn never be
forgiven or forgotten. The moment any ide.
Of reconciliation 10 entertained these dreadful
memories will riss up like q spectre betwe en-
the two parties, aud forbid every attsmp. q.
reconciliation, aulsss founded on absolute iu-
dependence ON the one d., and complete re.
nnncistion Of every claim 10 obedience on TIE
other
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TIE ENEMY AT ASHLAND,

A gen'l. man who was On the train bring
lug down the sick AID wounded, wtich was
captured by tbs enemy at Ashland, gives the
following additional p srticulsrs:
The train approached Ashland abou: four
O'Clock Sanday evening. A negro warned it
a mile and half beyond the town of soms
danger. but our informant says hs was un-
heeded-nobody would take the responsibility
OF stopping the train, which ran into the own
and into the hands of the Yankees before it
was stoIpsd. His statement would csltaioly
convict scme ons of gross calpability. Il was
fred On and stopped, but no one hurt The
sick aud wounded and officsrs were parole d to
the number of about 800 They arrested no
citizsn cave Mr. j. d Alexander, ct Erode.
ri;kslurg, who was twice in custody snd tni ice
released by Col. Davis, who seemed to direct
matters, thorga superior oticsr, supposed to
be StoAemau, was with the command Some
Government officials adroi:ly escaped under
the garb of ei.izens' apparel. One Of them
had most Important papers oD his person.
The aEkees burnt at Ashland two loooyno-
tives and tenders and some cara They tore
up miie or two OF road, destroyed ell the
b,i;ses from Ashland to within FIVE miles Of
Richmond, and cut the telegraph. They in.
juled no private property.
They got mail, and among other matter
got letter from correspondent of the Dis
patch, announcing Jsckson's successful. ma.
rosavre, aud the capture of 5000 Yankees ia
the Wilderness. This information did rot
likely prolcng thei. cjonrn in the Slashes.
Gar iufoImsn. had To- waik I. from Ashland,
aud reach cd the city yesterday ct midday
He understood the Yankees to be mo ing to-
wards Hanover Court Fl ouse
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JAcxsos, May IA dfScascH from Saider's
blufi states that the a1emY waintaiasd q
stsaoy n NE, yestf frday % eng Mprks at Grave
Deserteis report thas Shsfdan u ID CON.
mand'o the fag-ehip De K-ib. II Hs hat OILY
ten regiments. averaging :hrss thousard mos:
Ihe present des,onsirati0n 10 feint No real
attack IL intended.
Thsy also report two men were killed on the
turrsted CUR bost Choe.aw. Over forty sho.s
struck the Cboctaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

maudsr Ls Psyrouse; lie C4tiret eunboaa; La
Renaud.n. guLboat; lie Dsrfheilst, and T.,
Ssine This last vessel Ia about to leave for
trence In . few da.s, and 'he others for the
dnif Of Mexico. The presence of more than
on. nv, vessel Of feasie1 lore power to = tho hsrbor at
Of those law, bow ever, that it u not always
expedisnt TO enforce.
Annie Dome lily vas taken In charge by tAs
pOlca this afternoon uGd-r the folio y tpY cir.
curstances: She has resided In one Of the
interior counties Of this State for some time
past. Bsinx in but poor hsaaltb, her physician
advised her 70 take sea voyage. Mt having
ME resolved to ship a. cabin bov. 8 Q &C.
eo:dinRiy procured sailors salt. and coming
to New York, accepted a situation on tosrd
vessel Tor Liverpool. Not having auy tnAney
70 pay her board at the place WHERE chs had
been Stopping, however, che was compelled
to reveal hsr sex. Information was at once
given TO the police. She will be cent home.
Extsnkive preparations are nakiag for ,hs
reception OF our returning troops. No fswer
than thirty-eigat regiments will he mustered
out of the serrice between NOW AID Jr!y 4,h
One Peter Hoaey brought an action agairs.
the Long Island Railroad Con- pany yes.erdav
10 recover damages fer The loss OF an arm,
owing to the negligence Of their employees
Lac Jary this afternoon returned verdict in
his favor for 500.
5oTs vis stRs On fnrsyrxr psrs,D0FrcY:ss
In speech at the Union League meeting,
in New York, John Van Barren said:
do not think it to be criminal offence to
be mixing about who shall be the liz xt Pres
ident Of the United States believe the nj xt
President will be q Democrat | thilk 90 be.
canse the eat masses o. the people are rath.
er tta. way, and ths Democrats sEe rather
more familiar with the administration of the
Government, and more clever. in my judg
ment, in the exercise of power than .hsir op
ponen!s. But | doubt i! the mex. President
will be the candidate of the Democratic party
/ DO not believe That a3y party organization
will succeed as in the past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

ahead cf IIme.-Ths account which rep.
resented the yenkse cavalry 10 have pena-
tra:ed into Virginia as far g. Columbia, Flu
wanna county, and to hsv. destroyed the cathai
bank and aequeduot at that place. proves to be
ircorec.. Rs.i.eo,s cf the plase, who az
rive! here yesterd.y evening. report that 10
bOs'ia Yaskse .::.d .e'l saa1. vi Yin miles of
the place; ncr Gid tto Yankees, sa r.preseatea
by reh*ble party, destroy tvs trains u IT,
York River Reiirt-a when they gos il. he
neighbo-hood Of that road il is probsblo that
they were too busy in attending 10 their owa
safetv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

RsagGn RtAss-This tine company, com
posed exclusively OF the officers in the General
Post Office Derarsmalr, Lis atessaas Falss- in
command, was under arms dusiug the nigh. Of
Sunday and up TO TIE present writing. Moth
ing could better illustrate the ratrfotc deter
mination Of this gallant company to dis in the
streets of Richmond ratherth an see it po liuted
by the feet of sr invading Yankee, than the
fAcs that, conspicuous ng the p,ivases, with
bowie knife side, were Judge Reagan, p.
NJ. G.; and his lst Assistant P. NJ. G., II. st
George Otiits, Esq. The muster rolls include
every gentleman in the Department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

Liquor Sessed-Maj GriswolIs detectives,
tNIessrs. Burke and Niilisms) seized On Sat.
urday Fix barrels of whiskey. belonging to q
grocery keeper named Joseph uckenbsry,
opposite the County Court House, Main Ut.
Hs was charged with violating tia proclams.
ton of martial law prohibiting the irtro duction
of liquor in the city without permit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

The "Augussa" 10 an old engine, Of small
size.
Lieut.. Brown, OF Gen. Windsr's staff, while
riding in the county Yesterday mol ming. wa,
captured BY tbs Yankees and immediately "a
rolled. Gen. Kilpatrick was In Command Of
the party who performed this exploit. We
bear that Col Wyndham was also one of ,hs
officers Of the expedition.
Ths foregoing embraces all that We could
gather of their operations in that n.ichber
hood They are reported to have passed Cd
church, Hanover county, asout clock yes.
terday morning. and it is presumed that the
whole expedition reunited yesterday, and IL
now far on the way towards the Yankee lines.
InSs their intention was t. have extended
their operations further there 10 little doubt.
Indeed, We hear that they attempted to strike
the York River railroad at Tuns,alrs ysster.
day afternoon, but were met and driven back
by portion Of Wise'a brigade. Their dam.
ages to the railroads are bv no means 80 en-
tensive as at fret reported, hut tia. it should
have been permitted to progress 90 far il a
matter tha. puzzles everybody.
LATEST.
At q late hou: last night we lesrned s,rae
off ial intelligence, that relieves this raid cf
some Of its dieagreesble features 1t is stated
that portion of the expedition in attempting
to carry into effect their intentions u,on the
James river canal, were met by tie cavalry of
Gen. w. II +. Lea, who, by a forced march,
snccesded in reaching the point at exactly tie
right time. TIE Yankees were compile ely
routed, and about forsy of their number taken
Dri risoner%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

The tVoanded-Very fsw, Ii any, Of the
wour ded in tiis recent battles on ME Rtppa
hsnnock and at Charlottesville had arrive3in
Richmond mp to last night, owing to tie inter
ruption Of railrpad Communication by ths Yam.
kse raid. the vanda,s will, probably, by this
ing than in the smopss Of property they have
been at le 10 DESTROY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

LYNcHID.-Ia Jeifsrson, Ashs county, n.
c., q notorious man. ramed James Price, who
has caused great deal Of tro1ble IN the west
ern part of Asle ccun.y. WAS caught last
Of his nepasws, and carried to Jefferson, and
delivered ZIP to Csp.. John Hartzaz and some
ten or twelve piivates, who wsra paxs.ng
through the town IN search Of dessrteys. Capt
Har;xag crdsred The three yoang men g %
confined in jail, and had Old Price. the father,
carried out aud hung. In the aftsfnn1n oc'h
citizens aud soldiers became 20 mnsl e1sspe.
r., "a & tie rectal 81 tho cepssdatioIs COM
nittsd BE- the ruthIoes gang tnas 1re iuzSin8
In the mountains, thAt ihey proceeded 70 shs
iaii Ara took out one Of Pfiee's sous m ~
nephew and huug them aieo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

jackson, May 2.-Oar troops withdrew to
their entrencaments at Grand Gulf The
enemy made three furious assaults and were
fePalssd. Bodies OF troops are ut points
waers they viii probably Interrupt or capture
Grisrson. GriersOn has destroyed the Gov.
srrmsnt tannery nsar Magnolia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

The Streets main thor6us flares O fths
city, ths Capitol square, and other publit re.
sorts, were fall of peopls yesterday. On the
sreats gould be seen in great numbers ladies'
from the city and country, who promenadsd
day Curiosity not being the least failing
amongst the sofssr SEX. it is supposed that the
stirring nsw from the esat of war had some.
thing 10 DO in causing so many 70 appsar ou
he streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

Closed-A considerable number Of the busi-
ness houses Of the city were closed yesterday,
in cons squence of the exciting news from the
Rsrpahannock. The people seemed to have
given themselves up entirely to the pursuit Of
Warlike evocatione.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

.vs of Nasp pse Rsyia,. fot
ing 70 kill Elizabeth Williams; Alice Saunders
for being found drunk in passage way; John
Hard rG and William johnson for fighting in
the straet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

U4ion Mca-An animal Of rhis kind, in
the rerson Of one JOHN G. Bradley, who was
re emily captured in ths Wes. curiDg one Of
Gen. lmboden's r: ida, arrived IN Richmond
yesterday, and was lodged Ia Castle Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-05

The Supreme Court Of N4s- Jersey recently
fined Dr.. $. p. Townss nd Sl00 and costs for
breaking up C,pperhesd lpsAce) meeting iii
U0ion county, Of at State, sometime since,
aud 'eileneing ,hs Rsv. C. T.. Burr, who was
tie orator on the occasion.