The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14

cay. Q'vins 70 directions usssA ths close Ct tie
eaya dS Shting when She troops would b. ordered
70 fsn t:ek dus.ag the night to the nc- pasi.ion
sels1ted BY him. In that r:soner shs army res led
the James riysr. .fter geturg to Harfison's md
Ing 9eclsAsn applied for 5000 reiL f,rcemenss ia
enable him to rasume solve operations General
Ealkss, VIXEN hs visited tie army, iaforned Cen
HaUie,i'n that the Govsrn0snt o,aid fu nlah b m
oaiy 5000 additional troopA Gan. 10 'sil sn
consented to renew operations with that numhe:
Of reia!crcemcn.s, snA General Hsileek left y i b
that understanding. Bat ths day test he left Gsn.
Mcclellan wso:s him. asking Tor 1900 or - c1o
troops from the wohsrn amy, In addition to saosa
promised fQ him, usgiag very strongly hat they
should ke brought hsre temporarily, to be returned
To the Wsgs AFTER Richmond fhsuid have bsen
t&ksn- Az this conA not be 6oas tae ords- Wal
given for tie Withdrawal Of the army, ss rapidly
~ posbls. In order 70 cooperate with tho fcrces
under 0snseal Pope, then In shs presasc, o. Gu.
periox free Of tho aneny.
Hero IL NsGlelaa's testimony whsa q rm.nsi a
TO why he did not pursus L.e After the battle Of
eharpssurg (cr Autittam)
The next moraiag (tAs le:h) found that Gu. ioas
had bssn 10 gse.t and there wss 10 mash dIsorgan.
ixation In IouAe OF the commands, that did nos
eonsds. It proEe: to iensw the attack thst 6aS.
especially a. wSs snre OF tas arrival that day Of
two fresa DIVISIONS, amounting to about A.tson
thruSand men. Al 3. ias:anss of ths condition Of
c,i,est tbs returns Of shs dest corps Gan Hoax.
ex's-nAds tbs morning of the le,h. by VI ID
there were about 1900 men reported present fof
euty F1uf days after tast the returns ct ths ssrs
sorps sbo wed - 10l. haj ar sangsd, however, to
renew the attack at daybrssk On the 10Th, bat
learned some tls darias ths night o. early In III
morning .Ast tha enemy b.u abandoned Liz pos.-
tion. i. after @s.dJ proyed hist he moved with
goat rap.dity. and. not bsiug sucuaaberot by wa
sons, was enabled to get his troops asross the rvee
bef-re We cluid Go him any ssyi>ss njary.
think that taking into con.derxtoa whssth srocps
hsc gone tssousL, VIC g't a. mash ous OF thsn IN
nt{A au uAsYr,
bear,
The COMMITTEES siys tie FIRST corset history Of
the 'rssigration" CT Eurnslda 1t sppsszs that
after the battle st Frsderickfburg hs is.usa 'cr.
der 70. g." eisni.sins sclaa ,srJ frcm tbs see.
v.cs. ard se, t.ne;ng some dsses.ers to bs sh,t--
TSis order Lincoln refused to approve:
Thersupcn Gen r"rrrl3s again ins;s.sl tas. h,s
-csfgmetien be sccs pssd. Taia the Presi6,ns Gs
e.i0si to dc; s1d, after a7me crsi-g 13r crEn.
side consented 10 tsse ieavc OF acssLcs ter sais
" days vita the uEatt standing that =: 'h: er: Of
that lima h,s thouid be sssisnsa TO duty ~ ao
csnmsd /: inpropsr 20 hold i-s:o1 .isi r
G,nsrs aud Eecslys tis pay without rsod AZ ser.
vics iGeresor Gen. SaInsiiu oiecied to .as wording
OF the order which rsis vai n;m :tcm bis osmTnacd
and Wh!eh stated sh3t 1t SsIB st h1s vi rsuue. ..s
s.;.s uniast to him sUd urfounc,d In fae:, s,s
rpoo sks representation tlat say o.cstaorce.
would do Injury + tie osuse, no eatst to e. Is
remsi- as Is then read.
The coU mistts cs,es 10 TIA e.s.oi.aico thss
dai-g isst 'p.ing. sulaaioi. ~s.i ,y.n.s., tco
Union ssla;ss cid :.sfsiy n2shinS. ana r..rd IL,
tteie report with 80 ;o.lsw.p3 wcEk sslish re.
Ii ..z,. t. he ccuc:
Vs ses c,tariy AHA: sce kGse 20 Do ne mast
0btGin uninterrupted control Of the Il sssissppt IA
mat rsech Aass tyrsst rass,oad arsertss tie ore
5crderiR3 Gt tie <ie a.ic sscooord :hs cier sr.fca
snS through the Ttrsia-d IL ard TsnEessss Uaii.ys 10
The IrC:t AID s0aih VS. .IIst, ~ $50. as .,sAt-
bis 'ska IL. fse@ inr.i q ae4ro-ts rem; .ins ia
i.cssss. " the r,bsls ana thee slaI, h.vs
Ell :ernai scacss OF food aud ARIA, aad Lave eu.
rounded 1t By foross which can sres3 upoa /; frcm
zuy quarter ss :hs sGns tice severinz into :soasa
srtious tho rebel territory and des.rGSlrg lhsir
b svs hitherto been enabled 10 meet ra in fGsas
wherever No h.vS p.ese.tsd e,arssiyes. as.d by
y hieh alone they have htca abls - feed ACC suo.
p.y the1e armies.
THE BUaKlNs OF JAcKsokvILLs, FLA.--YAEKxk
ACCOUNT.
correspondent CT tie Few York Tribune
w,iting ffcm Jacksonville. Fla. March 20 gives
record Of Yankee arson and oatrsss parsi-.te.i
a that beautiful State. which exasis in snormiiy
my Of tbs dsvilsh des5s which have heretofore
:osehsd u. It will bs seen that tasss Gu ,Ixsss
were psrps.ra.ed by the 3.h Csnuec:icn. and e.h
Maine regiments, ard ,hat thss. demons have so,e
I'D to Casrisstep and Savannah. sho7ld q fight
:ccur q: either place. and sny members OF tbs
Re g:asnss epeef ID sT, captured, tsust our I'll
GERS viii not iCoso SIS sht o! TIE eteccit'es. p5rys-
Eratsd by ihosu In florida. Ths following IL the
2St5u3es aecoanS:
wlish has teer for raany years The fsvoIitc sor:
Of nvalids from The North, has to day teen ku:ned
to Tie ground, snj, what il esd tc rec ord by she
soldiers Ct ths national army. ss:rcsy . man
remains The long lines Of magnificent csks.
grsso and beautiful, with the tLsksst folikgs the
orsnge srovss Esrfumirg the air with their bios
Eons the RyeAraores. the cd century pesats adorn-
ing every garden tho palmetto and bay Onet trees,
ever trop:Sa. Ii vsrd0rs. the rose sad tbs jsssa.
:hx: at tais ssa1oa; i3dsed, ] In ght say
through ali eessona, bas made ack sonvi.le little
Eie0, has been burcsd xn1 fcoTcned aaG crispsd.
Il not entirely consumed 10 &saes, ~ the asvour'
ing flames.
Yesterday the besusisSl little cottage used as the
Oatholls parsonage. gsther With the church, ~ss
fred by some Of tho soldiers, aad In . short TINE
II reached the church the sosdisrs burst cpsn tina
doors and oomzaeacsd ssskinR It Of everything Of
valus. The organ we3 in 8 moment torn to strips
and slmoss every soldier who clcao out seemed TO
30 celebrating Il oeeaaion BY blowing th:cosh an
organ pipe.
SO day the same spectacle has been .epeassd
only upon much grsuler s0sie. There must have
bssu some understanding among the ineendiariss
with regard to tho coGa iara'ion. AT o'clock the
q .mss burst from several baiidiogs In different
parts Of the city, ana later hour sill more were
nred :rhs wind then rose TO . ID gale, and tho
torch Of the insszdiary became unnecessary to Ia
CREASE tie Ae.
NO move down The river, are tas elegant MANSIONS
Of Col 6andsrson ard Judge B1rIitt. both rebsis
and soou adrels Of tas dsspsst dye.
It givsa ne rieagarS to report that tbs negro
troops took 10 part whatsoever In The ppsts alton OF
thla vand S,}sxo Thav had nothlna - ata var To do
with IT, and were Limp:y eii.nt spectators cf tho
splendid but sad spectacle. Ths 6.h Connection:
charge It UPON tha e:h Maine, aud tie 9 "A Maine
hurl Il bsak upon he b Connecticut. After the
ares IN Ai6H eat pats OF tas city fal broken cut
Col Rust ordered every msu to DO shot who should
too late. 1ne Provost Aarthll a2d his gnard could
NOS shoot Of arrest the wind. No human power
could atax Ito Eavsgss.
X SECRETARY T1Ucxys s11ICH.
On The ilth Il Mach sx Secretary rouosy and
ex Governor T. II. Seymour a ads ad1air:oie
sosscass 70 N .0n mae MASS Ing ~ :hs ns-
mocrsey 1t TAetlo.d, O1unec.fout. H. Ton soy
r.c.l.sa this fast that ihs Heute Of ksprsseats'
tvss on the All Of y=iy, 1s6i passed . fesou utioA
isclSying tho istcutlnn OF sta wAs Aad s1nio raa.
ing to the Prssldsats declarations, by vots of
III 10 Q. ~ folows:
R..elssd. That !hs pressc: dsplors5is Owl! var
has hes0 foxced up tie ooun.ry by tas aisurion.
ists Of the Sou hasa States. noW In revoi against
the ooe stlsutlonsl 0ovsguusnt In arms around the
cspita.; tsat IA this national Snasf8sney Consso.
aaniahiag al fssl;ng Of uss:s passion aud resent
rsut, VIII rscoilsct oaiy III duty ID he wLoia
e,uatt,; that this war Is not wsssd upon o1r 0sf.
In any +plsit Ct cpprs Ion, or Tor any pufpoxs Of
cv "a asst Of enhjusstien. OF for the purpose ol
ovsrihrowing or Ut tats-fssing with The rtgao aE
ssta t.shed insttutous OF those States. bat 70 d.
fsud and maintain tbs sayrsmaey Of the Ccasti.n.
tisn and In uressfva sh1 Union In ali thA dilaity