The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-11
LATE FGoti THE NORTH.

VIC are indebted 10 the Si5uiI Corps EOr
c-py OF the Baltimore Ciipper, OF usslay,
! the 7,h inst Of ihe C{,pPe' we nay say the
| g.me as Of the dmarican, published ia TIE
same city, that i: is he Of tho Most uneerupu.
| lous sheets in tho UEi:ed Stat, .. Il Is q no
tieeabls fsct tina: there is III these accouats u3
claim of having routed Lee, ard ali tina aftil'
lery sa.,. to have been o8p.ured is iiva r;ecs g
which were taken ffor! 4, .a1led naIties---
There has bsen 10 pursuit OF Lee euiliciont t0
harass him. Ihe first attempt at thai game
sook ptacs between Monterey and GseeEoaz,!e
on tie J;h, and tho ensay axe forced IL &c
knowledge ihai :hey were fapul2ed. Tie Gap
lfr says tha. Gen. DIX and his Command Las
gone to Washington 1t pnbii'hes The follow
ii y Official dispatch irora Gen- Meade:
IIgApQ RS ARMY CT the P0TomAc, !
Near G sity sbgrg. July i. )
GeasrnI OrdeTs No Us.
TIE Coum lnding General. IN behalf OF the
country, thanks the Army OF tbs Potomac TO.
tAa gIolioas result OF the teoaut operations.
Oarenemy uperior III nuubers, and hushe
with the pride of IL suce 's5fui lnvssioD, ~
!ea ptsd to overcome OF troy this ar0y. Ut
tcriy bsillad and defeated, he las EoW with
drawn from tho coDtess.
duced, and the here coureSe and asa!iAntfy j:
i,4s Cisp.aye6 vii De matters Of history 10 te
ever remembered.
Our task is not yet accomplished, and the
Commanding General LOOKS 10 the Army ol
The Potomac IUr Hreatsg tiiJriH to 0Ilse IRON
oar soil every vestigo ok tAe presarca OF t.ie
invader.
Ii is right AID proper that we should on
suitable occasions return our grateful ,nanhs
10 ths Almighty Dispossr ii events, tLa5 III
the goodness Of IL Pro oviaeiIc III hiss thought
Et 10 givo victory - ;hs cause OF lie u.s..
Nv command Of na t1en Gee. Il Me4de.
tSlgned) s A WILLIAMS, &. a Il.
DIspArcuEs Ag0rr inE LING EAc1 OF
GEN. LEE AND ConSEYuEsr FIGHTING.
A dispatch, d.ted usar Il slty sturg, July 5,
says:
Tae enemy Lave re.reated towards lie po-
tomuc. Their at tirn-i shess were drawn ia 3-lss
might, asli "A small iorea, probably The rear
guard, passed through EiaHlat.ssafs this morn
ing about daylight. OaT troops have been c9-
Z lged all day in bury ing tae Geai ana reifo7-
ing the wouDded ana e0iecslnS arms from tha
field, Iaaay thousands Of whIaA SaioHg 10 Tie
relias
Preparations are Ia progress TO interrupt the
7 0gresa of tue re5dls 10 the Potomac, aid our
army il already III Iaotion.
Gen Lee parolei yesterday about > $50
Union prisoners, evidently Eot wishing to be
Lardeued with their aIe. They We're received
by Geu Couch. The report that Gen. Long
street was captured While woenied, and died
OF bis wounds, proves 10 have been incorrect.
TaEYAsK.z cAyAklY II PURSUIT
Haroser, Pa , Jaly "a cavalry fight took
ulacs 10 das, four mile south oi Get.ys5u
betweeu our forces aud Lee S rear, sappusad
20 bs re.reaiiug towards HageGs.own. Oar
cavalry bring III lar 20 i.ambar@ Of rebel prison.
ers.
LATER DISPATCHES.
Frederick, Jaly Ca spy namad William
R,caar lsou was hung here iLil morning, hay-
iuy beau cgpsasad yesterday al oxford, III ,
after having bean cnce before eAptgTed, but
having naee lis escape. Hs Is reported To
have admitted tie charge, and said ha had been
ia The business for long time Ii is also said
that iuportan. communications between Gsus
EwaIl and Lee were foand on his paraen. Oar
whole array ia ia motion, and The higassa hopes
ara entertained that bat u small portion cf
/ Gen Lees army will escape-
{ Hagersfowm. via Frederick, JAY Cit 10
reported here by ottiaess that ON Saturday at
tsfnoon our cavalry, under hhfatrssk, insei
\ sceptei rssrea.iag train OF rebel Wagons,
guarded Ly Joaes's brigade Of infastry. cav.