The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-04
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INCIDENTS IN FREDERICK, mD.-A Tisir FROM
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A letter to the Philadelphia IHqnirer gives
an account of the frat entry (of this cam
paign) Of the Confederate troops into Mary
land. The party consisted OF about i5f' men,
of ths at Maryland cavalry, under Captain
Davis, 70 rmesiy Of Baltimore. The day was
vet and rainy, The letter saysi
About % OF .he rebel raiders dashed into
the city, yelling and shouting, aId branuist
ing their weapons. A reserved force OF l25
Iaen remained on the hill Oh tie West side Of
tho eity. to prevent surprise, or be ready
should an attack BE- made upsn them by tha
nion troops. The party in the city scattered
mt, sa.al! squads, riding rouud in every drec-
ton. searching for horses, Union soldiers, and
making calls on their friencs Ihey weHt to
the L. s. Army general bospital and demanded
its Surrender. ihe hospital contained fems
~ patients, sick and wounded soldiers, many
Of them with amputated limbs. Among them
were four or five rebel soldiera These were
all par.sd Unfortunately, and the rebel
guard left. = CatH was administered To th5
Iasn, nor any list Of their name given. They
were mostly told 10 "consides themselves pa
rolad," and q proWiGa was exalted from them
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the cause of the Southern Confederacy.
While this was going on, another party
met, on tho atraet, Surgeon T.. II. Walker, oil
one OF she hospitals, and ae,ing him IN the
Federal uniform, commanded him 10 halt, fsV-
erai ,aide,s al The time drawing and cooking
pistols 81 him 10 compel Ob3cisnce. The doc
Tor, BE- fore this, was doing some tast walking,
but .he threatening language and ugly looklnS
We t0Iong II the party s2Gn brought hiI-i TO ii
Nf,-t 4 u \
DE- Walker Informed him Ao was Surgeon.
Davis then said, That's all righ,; consider
yourself paroed ami rode eft
Thus tue evening wore away I'LL about
O'Clock, when lha party left the city and re-
turn1d to the reserve posted on the hill out
s4Ge. Before leaving, the rebels visited lAany
OF tbs s.oies, aud bought luaors, cigars, and
come smali articles, for which ihey rendered
.aymtnt H. Rich hmond corporation notes and
Gaor.ia. money. Iney made no attempt to
take goods by force. they boasted they had
plsrtY of ''gre enbacks" top2y for what they
bought, ou. N no Case that l could learn did
they cti8r any iii payment.
Sunday GaWnel brig hs and clear. The citi-
z&ns we1e greatly alarmed, for they knew not
y,h..t excseBos .ne raiders might commit Ine
churches OF which there afo several has ones
m tho CIV, vera all open AZ usdal, but rather
eilniy attended. The l;sv. d.. Z .ohariah. OF
The usrn.au Reformed, prayed tor the Pfsei-
dent of .to uited States, aid all others III au
u ofity," Wnia the rebels were racing and
riding through the gtraets Al an early hour.
:. party CT about tho san3 number az on the
rrevious day came iii town. and commenced
search .oG nYrsca,
The aiores vvcr9 al o.ossd d, but the streo;a
were alive with ,be citizens watching the d.
ju.,. OF the / ijcrs. Come Of the c;t,131s wGIe
very u. ree;.bls to them, ana iavitcd them 10
I,4vT ,a f.,r III srfti gssiiIs,: so1asnts La2t
yaasted, and was {, gallant man among tie Id
diea.
Dnrinc. this .ine others Of the marty were
hunting up horeea belonging 10 Union men
.ad they euaceeasd i'll ge.iIug sJIue tweuFy'
Gva or thirty OF the best horses in tne cir y
,be raiders were well clothed, well mounted
on iiio hvrset, uui armed VILE c.TOlnes uhu
tu 0 cr ,hree TevGivers per lnin.
On Monday morning the Iebeli outside Of
tl,. ,;ty !af. going out towards Booush9ro
| in the morning Lieut.. Col Dorr, II, 81 Dola
| ware volunteers. and bs}t - doz-n "iLefe
| ,ronuted. came III floni the Relay House OH :
ec.ut F.bdinu the rebels gone, they returned
! Later in the day Sc men OF the "a Untat
| states re aalar cavalry, from the mouth of TAI
| Nenoca2I, came ii.:o tho CITY; but, hnding III
enany, they left town.
| Tie rsii was evidently An indepeEdeD
movement on tbs part OF tie rsbeis VINO '7st'
! ,uoa,lv Marylanderr, to soa ,neir friends ai'
| relatives and steal horses. They had lao ari'l
| lery with .lsm 80, 8.
One Of the m ,st daring inn,dents OF THIS raj
| va the eaptu.e Of .S head CT fat cattle, oi
| II ,niay. near Mount Airy, Ii miles from here
| pna ,ar;y Of rebels who went 10 that pom
| .nr,ni;-.I only four or five men- One OF tho:
| WEE the Bill Dorsey WHO waa such Iavoiit
with tLe la.ies at Frederick. He and Oh
p,an, learning that Il drove OF fat cattle wa
being driven 10 Baltimore tor eatety, 0ver.oo
them near Mount Airy, Dofsey and his co
i.apun. by threats OF shooting the two me
dr,viur iha cattle, compelled them to tnr
| hack. and tbs whole drove V as taken BACK K
wsr.is Frederick on the turnpike road.
| Ga .pproaching the city he made detou
of two or three miles, gong round the cat,
!; and absolutely enoceeded III getting ths VINO
Iot aately to Middleiown, aud thence into Ut
rabU ,iuas bey ond boonsboro the cane hlsh
Thia Was done while the % United States ca
.lrv detacl IN int w4s in Frederick, bat the
6cers know nothing OF the s.tfAir unt!l l. vi
. | ever.
.us CONFEDERATE GoyIRkMEHr ksD IOAsie
Cn,.ut.t KtPAksihTAIiONs hADA At Euh
| reAn COURTS.
: The Wsshir gton correspondent OF the Ne
? yors Tribune asserts ion tho 9th nit that
r air payia dispatches tia United States Go
t srnm.ut has received correspondence whi'
/; s,stes that Messrs. Masau aid sidel, havli
/ sv,austea all areumeni f,T the recognition
2 ,bs Soutl,ern Confedsracy without sueeei
| have da,s. mined to aHseIt i's independence
q .a,ro,ss its relations with other countries,
!. .r,c, . vvay as to make that r-cos"s'i"~ "4r'
, the interests OF foreign Powers, VIII
al;ona,irr their sgcd will. TIE CORE
Q pondent adds:
no4s b,s he ss torwsrde By Mr.. Berj am
- thu rebel Seereta,y Of stale at hiehWonu,
J. the agents Of the ['onisdef f"cy uoIoa', WIN
s,,ncsiona to communicate II TO The PriaS'i
80, ~ Europs. The contents of the
y 20 are substantially ,hese: The lntera
* a,,I ,ha wi.hss OF tire Confederate Clover
If n,ant /. ia said, arc to cultivate amlcaDis 70
tions with all ths Pow an OF the continent :.
u to Offer tnsm d ganefoU U1parlicipatlon ID al
u hauefits CT free, coMAerclai, iadastti2i, Z
ad social intercourse VITA hs Sousn baa WI
m ri, Gov.rnIneute entertsins the warmest sy
natbv With The nations G the Old Wosii Q
'" tt.s;.ss To invite tito slare OF the wealth
a. TIA New il must not brget that ths.e
I'd .sr.a;r duties intimately connected with
I'd LILY and dignity wlish it would be w.e
- ~ ;ynore or overlook. Such are, for instan
>" ,hs dnties imposed upon it by the presence
re .ha European Consab all over the south
ur Confederacy. These gentlemen have Oe
~, since the beginning OF tne WAT, PnsSsts; ~. :
or- co,.aictsd With the rights, il not with the
k's ;,,snna. Of ths Confsdsrxcy ana although
rts ,hs ~snsralitv of cases, they have aess4
~. n,udsac~ ~ wisdom, it hss bsan impoas
''' fnr tham 4, ssoid oosying tnstxucsions
cse.liuc fst.x . country with Whaoa We -
An war, N! gsafing, someunss, 49, g
fnencs Gosi.is y ~ ana = s.s .s;. S
- shs.o3 saayn thA no1n. - n21n