The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-15

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near The York nver, laSt below the fofA Wbero
from the river, which Makoe the position both
cool. And nealtny one. The Rlaan sxtend.
for several miiee n eonthesiy direction, and
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S:s n;s.s =. nass sL,.s -, s;s.. ~ ns
Gamaburx. ii saoh prove q be the oass tksro
may b eore ssarrine newa expected from thie
nefehboshood aeon. Tie b army oorpa =
now IN epIsnaid conlilion. Gen. Ksyss II
ready md only too anxfona Tor An opportunity
70 s.lAe We rebels telling olow.
r1nsxnDo Woop usrshyt.w w.rH Lsncors.
A tsleesam feem Waabioston 10 the New
York Tribune aiyes the followinr about Exr.
n.ndo Wood,s intayviev vith I. I.;neoir
Fernando Wood had lonc i.tarv;av IN
the PRECEDENT and Secretary Of Wsr q. dav.-
II II undaratood that he savs that hA reiferstad
The opipions oppressed II his lask speech 81
New York, and urged that the Governmsnt
ought to do the thinas1hat make for-peace by
instantly proposing cesaticn Of hostilities
South that propositions looking to peace would
be received at Richmond favo7abiy. he il said
10 have fallen back upoa the general slaSe-
ment that tho masses are tired OF the var
South a well as North. and would Welcome
the olive branch II their leaders would let
'nen'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tbs ConfAjera&ss in Paris are wsaripg
|-cS1ps on their arms iof Gen. Jxckson.
Hra. Anna Cara Ritchi. /. resfa,no q Tcn. n
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.!L Duilns sns 49, s1o Monso. .uele Mese .ne ~
poet-olhce one million three hundred and
thirty three thousand two hundred and eighty
ak letters.
Tia aa.h and a7th Nsxv vo.. ,..,...n1. h.A
efecePuon tnere on tneir return nome ia&
week. The soldiers were given big dinner,
at which Judge McCunn addressed them. con.
Guiding as follows:
E;collv am n. naoca With oil II. heIlowad
h,s..;nos anS Al t.n.t ~ the h"nr v;ii soon cnma
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,,ro,, ".".- ,s,a Ioni 16trs"t enrIau.a
Mavor Ondvka here rnae and ramarke ed that
City Judge standing up AZ that time and
crvipr "Peace. peace.S it was time for him 10
say WAR, war to the bitter end"
Here several parties attempted to speak at .
time, and the utmost confusion prevailed,
Jud9e McCunn being carried round the room
by several of his men, The Mayor immedi-
ateiy LEFT, and thAproceediDgs terminated after
several other volunteer toasts and sentiments.
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Tribune Gays:
Harry Sherman, ono of Col. Bakers detec-
tives, whom tho rebels captured weeks ago,
and were believed. to have hung, is prisoner
In Castle Thunder; Inc Provost Marehal re-
ceived letter To-day, p0stmarked Richmond,
containing THIS lntelhRence.
A letter fre m Vicksburg says:
In the grand assault Of Friday plan was
adopted which believe is some what novel,
at ieast in America. Ten men were chosen
from each regiment to the number Of about
$50, to head the charge as q sort of fOTl0rn
hope. They got tv the edge Of the parspet,
but - elsewhere, no further.
The Yankee Government sales of aban.
aoned cotton take place at 81. Louia on the
Hrst MONDAY of each month. And at 1in ncinnati
on tina .ecSnd Monday Tie tiyst sale will
saL r,oco +, tha loo, nawed c;tv an sha 18TH
,.,a.on. .
AnstaA':
The Newport News says LAT the Right Kev;
Bishop OF the diocese OF Rhode Island Will
visit the city Of washington IN q few days for
tha purpose OF uniting IN the bonds OF matri'
mony exIovi Splssao, MY NJ. u x, o. HTnssoI Ins.n
Il0M nnole aslant A1a San.a. n..so +ncsI Tss
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