The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-21

A0vANco Ii eISe8ay on virginia s0iL ~ Woufn
not ba prcrer to state the point ct crossing;
army ID in parsuit
We a!so learn that tao delay in ATTACHING
the rebels was oviBg to the differences Of
cpinisn smoDg the corps commanders, 10 whose
views Gen. Meade yielded in opposition 10 his
own judgment, fus.ained by Gems. Pisssafton
and Warren They were al for an Immediate
attack on coming up, before the enemy had
tiins to entire nch.
reaTHEss vysw - TsTsIv ;sT-cs
The New York World seems to shink this
war e mos. hopeless sort of business If the
ConfsasFstss are successful the North must
yield, aud If taey meet with disaster it fears
foreign Intervention. Ii SAYS:
If the war drags on, as hitherto, the same
result will follow, since the prolongasiou of
the war is confirmation of hope to tie rebel
hsr. If victories follow victorss, if Port
Hudson follows Viekshurg, If East Teuuesses
is held and the great south western artery Cut,
II Lee is defeated badly in Maryland, Rieh-
mond taken, Sumter reoecupiad aid possessed,
and the standards Of sae Union sears -advanc.
lnR.to the conquest of the Southern armies,
then Intervention il imminent. Not ill than.
Ii is ems OF the Infinite eouzterMorhiDgs Of q
benign Providence, IN which coed is educsd
bsclity CT the Administration whica curses
all oar plans with rottenness and cuts tbs ain.
eve Of our power, is itself the best safeguard
whic5A& che R&k;cn has sga:nss fdteign inter,
ference with our affairs. tbs imheciiity gives
the South that measure Of success which leads
foreign powers to beiisve she will consnm-
mate separation ani Independence. Were
Washington ineompsteney just little greater,
the Soush wOuld succeed and thera would be-
u 10 Ieu N-iI
soon approach success and might temp. inter.
veatiou. La the accession to power of tie
democratic party Id the only hope peace can
be had by just concessions and timely paess-
ton; or, that falling, the only hops of wag.
1ng OF war vigorous enough to put down do
msssc tfssson and repsl foreign enmi;y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A lot of wounded Ccnfedsrates arrived in
Il Bslanore on tho lath, al oppreseively hot da /,
uader guard OF a detachment Of the iAh N. Y.
Tee officer Of the guard ordersd the box esrs
Ii witch they weTe lying Ia be closed. The
6uH sliugs of tho wouodsd III thess AR tight
boxes was SO dreadful that tie policemen rep
resented ths matter to higher military authori.
ty and had tbs ears opened
The City Council of Baltimore passed re
solution authorizing lt0 guns to be fred in
homer of the fail Of Vieksburg and resolved
day 10 display the National ilAg from their re-
sidencea aud places Of busiAess snd shipping.
and thst the flag be suspended Fl n all puolie
places, aud tbs bells ruDg at noon
The American Bible Society has made grants
Of books ''for Confederate prisoners in Fors
Delaware, for the Sunday schools of Norfolk,
Va, ami fer tie colorsd rsop.e Of Norfolk,
Va
The California Democratic State Convention
hava nominated the following ticket: Fer
Governor, John G. Downay; for Consresslnan,
John Bg!er, John b Weller, and aseph &c.
Corkiei Ior State Printer, BeTiah Bcowl.
Proceedings under the Confscaticn act have
iaen &C omnenoed in Alexandra, Va, with re-,
fsrence 10 tbs real estate belonging 10 persons
row said to he in tie rGbsiferrice.
Rev. M. Huntingdon" of fredericksburg,
Va, addressed an audieacs as tAneuii Hall,
Boston, on ths Oh, ss the Abolition ''snai. ky
giving toT rec5nt victories
Major General Humphrey has received the
appointment Of chief Of staff 30 Gen Meade,
Gen. Warren pfefsI1irg ,.iore Active duties IN
the iieid.
The Roraa2sCathoIie congregations OF Pitts
burg, Pa, h&y4voted 81 tAo to pay the ex-
. omb,ons of their priests from draft.