The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
Qua ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
MARr1ssnvRo, July 6.


The woun.;sd are arrivips. constantly, bat
there is a .in. uiar iear.h al 1alails amongst
them. Iae7 all eorcnF IA .sss s.siemsas ihst
tie battle of Gettyebafg H'li Hereafter take
ra4k amongss ths celebrated la;iies CT Tho
world fr5la tia nua,ber4 engaged, the o5ssi-
macy Of the cor.ezt, apd the ICES 6t m5n. ITe
Yankees, IN places, fought w.th desperation,
having been persusd-d By lheir eiiiceEs thai
Lee vas lighting under the biaeS Gag. In enc
instance. a.ter.yve hs4 d brigade surrounded,
they refused to surrs Ger, aad our troops were
compe,.ei 70 rnssaacre six bsatrei of them
before the remainder would ground their arms
The prisoners said they al issen told that "
were fighting under the black dag.
/ have been unable 10 isara rs yet ths part
borne by the dffsrens pors5oaa of oar army IN
this grand fight Military nomenclature liz 50
strange 10 me. and the repe s5si' 'tft a1a GO, Of
divisions, and the regiments ef brig aces, wisa
the namss Of their several cehniaEoefa, hnr
fiei ihso1gli by the Eeti,es s.io 3 familiar
win them eoaigae5 Eay Gttefati0D, h.,t " 1ea
TIE speaker has done aav : ga iuip 9fee. ic@a
of uarehiuea by tie ie.t SD rlg.., o1 TIE
tanks ,snd centre. ,.ua .2sig :.2gbt ~aiza,
have gwen yen sss:.s-:.l a1Goae. cf tho Eight
Oh reluestG7 ati5 .hui 55,sY, WHOM FYe drove
tua saalaY ~ tgflr f3FQtic+yl aG.s. i&1a iyv;ca
irnva Tho e1ts1Fs sieia s,a1 sssir works. ts 2
tier Cos.tTe semsiaes aalroissn, ana lie re
:ireG--nCt fgiSen tack--lut 5sceuae ho vropli
not ,.dyancs so IAr rs TO expose Al3 fink -~
Cw si also drovs the enemy s iofg FROM THAR
eutreaeh0ents, but for the g. nc reason he, ra-
tired. Iheig centre beld an almost iinHre lna-
hla position upon the Aop .. 81 ss5i SO Zee :
tina. oar trt ODE coaid not advance il o~2ar #
| ia:aie, tu5 had 10 struggle up - best they
COLL by eUGpatiSs, AID waie entirely
exhausted by the labor OF clinGiug--
When they rssched the hsi.;i.ta it y2aa : ugEl,
bars SO sua.ii. from the E.a:uie ot TIE yround,
| thal la. Z tr;BiNg force Cp1!j Ia brought 10
bear. The consequence was they were obliged
| lo retire. Il * pOeiii&e'y asseft1d, ir5TeTe-,
| that > brigade oi L,uisiA,,isn@, 5Da etTou2 aid
successfully s.o!u ba:osiy o. siSly the ene
ny'G noavisst gahs, losing ell but eighty Nen
| out o. their naubrr. Gfeg coEi4 rot hGid iha
position after cap.nrir. il. Fron. wHat eau
.esra there Was little fighting on S4turtay.--
o.. yesterday tSGLday 5!h,l tha euamy wsra
| again attacked, ana tie n9Sa i3 tar5 ihls they
| ago lirivel ttIea Uli0a, wtD Xl0 loss OF aa
iclEenGe naa,usr Of prisoners | have gather
ei 80 particulars OF tsis d4ge ageGlaut--
Gen Anderson passed tarvG&. ;Y~n this
| luoEniug hUt stopped on'y i ve7g short tiGe,
and d!i rot sae hiu. lie ehi4 taat L3a
would i.o,,. ha position Atders3n's biz ado
!os. heavily. / nave bce:i uLat'ie TO learn tie
naiues Of t;a eli ere killed Il - stated ;i'at
Col. BusgwyD, Cf Nor,A Carolina, '?es NjiIet; ,
aud also Captain West, III CO. Iuiaui Vi ,ie 1lis
North Carolina.
There Baenot is ha . gcaaraL understanding
ia both armies thaa tbi3 Is Eht IL decide ne
contest, and cac. siGe coh.anded Ti,A dcs2e ~
ron. Srt age.y y sou;ot aid tyogi every fI-
n.o1, ,hu. t&r received, UU al3so ,is;-t l. > 10
Hlaet II # .ho Situation. j