The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-10
ra0eaEss~uF The WAR.
a Kan4se Account If RE Eefe Rai,toa HlytAe
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n Ranlse AccosHf n see i.efs kafaoR FyfAe
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Ths fI;ciai report of Fl. Col Franklin, the
o,,lv tis,s oisesr who escaped from the rsid
on Wy,hsvilIe. writes sn cfEsiai report TO the
Yankee General OF the exploits Of the force.
w. ,v .h. .oc.l,a;o, of il.
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Very Unexpectedly g C1L roland, and en-.
tireiy contrary to our rssylsas information,
the enemy were fouad ia nave taken their
position II the hoase6 o! kne sown, both pub
lic and private, bss'dae Ieaving io,cs 10 re
ssrvs on she ssrsss. ssrss M.s' fn..s.5' ,;. Gap'. dlL
mora lsd bis coramana 1gfWssd WIN great
galisntsy, charging through heevy Ars !
regret TO esate hefe tAas sne cSesaa virginia
cavalry dfd net oennse - We.i, Dus were
thrown fnto cons1derapls c0niue.on, many o.
them dasmountlBg ana ieAshS tncI norsse.
While they songsvtheR oMn satisfy
IRE Thirty fouTth rePhsLs Wss immedi-
avery clsnonnssu ana osasseu nse iol "afd on the
doubie qnick' Jaas ~ IsIs JonssaEs. Coi
r1wel feii dangerous1y Moa.ars, with 3
pisioi bail in tho DaoA, Asuppored 70 nave
been shos by some o. nM own command. J
and tse SScond slf8lpss cavalry was
not led inso the hght - regiment. The
lh'r'y 1ouItn moVeA 4eI 49,. auu atsacsed
the eonrtho0se ana ss&eIai Rflsase bMidings
tnat were satfisoheu sns eHsmy. Ioe nfe
OF sne ehemy was ~ m91aeroas ~ theee
DmIu'DSs, anu hese - . vs:-1a Leii pierced
,nfouen sss slss - sos ~ !Iging
MS 1nen IeTNafds xnaE = soiaPos'saea q
hls .olces. s..,
Capt. 1hnere Ptssssa .ot"aIa towards ths I,
Gepot' wnsls Ie ,oana ae sae ghhsEy ~ siaai'
artillery l'teu.shan. Aeraham, OF Capt. VII,
more 9 COMPANY, M.n uoaascnmens OF .ns
Ihlfsy 'our.h .aen', chaTasu upon tne
gunf, ehot aoWh 'ue sahners lnss ss taey Were
preparing 10 ufe 'haif srcvnd saos, ara cap
tIied ooln pieces Ice AHifsy.Ieurin vas de-
pioyen thfo9su tns .o"n III tue meanHme;
bgatlng an caPsalins ane selolers, ana
eysn so"s "a .he ""hsu' urea 'fom PfNase
dweliing, houses
A. Aver .le uea' aaS "G.uou S; na. Yuon 49,
tne ceu.t.ncusG any a1tacent ouHui'ss, i,Vm
whlen tns nre nao neeh hei.eet, were ased pY
order oI L'eutsaans Ciar Il, actilE - selSsa Au
iutant General, ana subsequently the naln rait
OF the town Waa hred ana reduced to asoeH
Oae short bridge and a cuiveft On the railroad
were destroyed By order OF Lieutenant Colonel
Fran Kiln, left IN ca nnu,and by the death OF Coi
Toland aud Col. Poweifs wound. BY eight
@ 'cloek-ths Eight having lasted an hour sud a
half-tbe rebels were driven from every part
Of the town. Information soon came from the
rear that force OF three hundred cavsiry had
attacked our rear guard ana recaptured the
prisoners taken at Alb s'vaIiey, together with
several OF our men, lIcudsng Capt. Cutter, OF
the Thirty fourth.
By this time the dstachra sns which had been
reported that q force OF 5oo rebels occ1pisd
Hs nc R'avs s,ro,a1s aro auss ra.daJ o,snita.
ton it was deemed Advisable to draw off the
command, and at 3o'eloek A. NJ ,Jusy l9. tue
return r. maIca was. was eom0snese s.s a. Vassn
no, sMe,ss sa.. nas alpW ys"as,l.e; h.s,u tn,
iessAeu snae tno sueHy has q .eice ~ noll' t:
aaa nau s.e .osas "soi.S' a;..h,, .i,e enaIs
ti!s.nes wei. .s n,Pn.y IA - n,,,"; namne,
0es.foSes 'ne =, sniel aia w .ue
pam, anu - Ptpscsu.ea u1a.. au. N.,. snsoue.
ilk ibefsei",7 t"' us - .f17asy az
tacAea oy .hs enemy' WHY 'oes ~ eiI, eho
Dsng .sauesa aiaioss - .ns fH-hl T.I =. sea' W.
.;oh Az ot wnisA "aS ieieiosiiy s: onau,ee ~
.ae wnois ~ lnu.I4 .e.,aaR gpln. 'ni5 ssae "a,
Va IAN ~oa' o'.oI 80. T -. ..a.aa -
~ So. ~ -
a1a %ailsa 'pI f-..ous au' iVs1s ~ Iyne VT
49, - tha. ~. i,sa ,aao 2f,., 90 on.
n.a.Ts 'Ia. pu' ,o:s -, 80 . , ou,
VI an"i,'d tno ,.;,ss - 80 - ~,
oho "una' eaa N1 ASG ast;.T1 - ~
ies,. Ahs lyasas "e. Pai.iia,J .i.nJ aef'hosd - y
captures, 81 saas Ao. nJle 'uA" -"ho honhieo
men 'etoi"o. Vie .t', o. ~. .ro,s
~ H no'1 u,",. ., 'ts tso - ha.;o ".o
hs Cawe a.', a,ne a,II hor,;..@' h 49, 49,.
piss aoou. ~ "u1 "s e is nes' w.
,ous na.slo' a-i.'s - ,p", '"s
''he h"''ns '7e' o''''''t' "''"V"'
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Fd'a"d'sn"" a. Nf"sv" f'''s.
A letter from the Clifton HoUpe, (CanadS
s;sa at NIAGARA Fila saeasiug of ths nras
sn ..s,,,.e ~ s;.,,,.,,, .,[.r, ,a5,,.
0nso u 80 s't'''',- ''''' g easS'
The mighty cataract aHc ths grand noun
tain scsrory are forgotten; the delightful
drives are anaGnvheu-@ Ahe eXhso siatssmai'
eiisrstion. Eager groups, anxi"as 70 isaf,
sss'y w., p' 1ha ssuorsa @ faw n1o ' SS.a h.
honorsa with neraonal ia,arv;aus With the
foremost man OF ths age C.owds press upon
him, wtsnevsr his pressncs Is accessible, to
sonsrssn,a,, Jon nm p,,;.,s LIS sunsa Ila M;a
manusrs are n,od< st and nnassnrniny 1He
has kind word and gauiai greeting fer al
his friends. Yet his iaanner5 are rot wait
ing in dignity betting his position; bat ths
dignity is blended with cordial sua9ity, so
that while hs commands respect from every
one, he at tho sama time exc.tes feeling
akin TO love In all.
Mr.. Vallandigham was treated IN all 70
spscts as q prisoner OF war III soc South, and
permitted to depart on giving his parole. he
succeeded in running the blockade from Wal.
mington, North Carolina, about the middle oi
June, in q small steamer which took him to
Bermuda. From the latter place hs proceed
ed in small stsamsr 10 Halifax, where he
arrived safely q few dsys ago, and took ras'
cage mp the river st. Lawrence 10 Quebec
whence he came by rail to Clifton
Hon D. w. Vorhssr, If Indiana, and Eon
Rleiard Z. Merrick, of G aieago, were among
tns first to welcome BIN on his arrival Hon
-Mlessrs. pendIeson aud Rel san ara shorty
expected TO arrive.