The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-11

alties - learn them. It 10 eaid the Missis-
sippians clubbed muskets and tonight, but In
vain They lost the heights. General Early
and General Pendleton were In eommand.-
Our line of battle was reformed three miles
up the Telegraph road, at Wyat&'s run. Nor.
night, and we may yet redeem this disaster.
From our left hear all manner Of ramors.
We have taken 1000 prisoners. jackson got
behind them, burned their pontoous ct Ger.
mamma and Ely's fords, and had the entire
Yankee army 10 . pen. Hooker has 2OO, 600
mon, drawn from the Valley, Washington.
Baltimore. Suffolk, and troops from the West
The lighting has bean about the United States
ford, Mc!sws holding from the river to the
plankroad, then Anderson, A. r. Hill, and
Jackson, 70 the Rapidan. The hrst hold them
while Jackson whips them. The Yankee
skarmtehers hurry into brsastworks, and fear
TO come out. am sorry to hear that General
Wonord's Georgians are badly cut up. Thsro
have bssn very few Of our wounded brought
to the cars.
TIE Yankee knapsaeks have eight days r.
Gonf. The eight days are nearly over, and
our boys have shared the rations extensively.
Hooker is far from his base Of supplies, and I
hope to-day will finish him. I heard cannon
at two this morning. and after breakfast shall
60 TO the front to get the facts.
l04.-The 18th aud 2lst Mississippi fought
IL, ,000 Yankees, were almost surrounded, and
be attached TO them. Indeed, correspondents
should never blame troops until the 6xht 10
over-not until it 10 certain that censurs 10 do.
served and opportunity 10 given to redeem the
fault Anderson'a command came down last
night, and with Early and Barksdsle's com
mands will retake Marye's Hill to-day. Firing
was heard this morning for some time. but ali
is quiet now l hear McLA~ss men were
charged by the Yankees above; they repulsed
them, charged in turn. and drove them out of
their breassworks, and took q whole regiment
prisoners. I hear they had another success
ful fight at the Brick Church, four miles
from town, ON the piankroxd, with some IAN
kees who came up from Banks's ford to cut
them off There are 900 prisoners at Guinsa's
and 1000 at Spotsy lvsnia G. II.
The reported capture Of our ambulance train
aa Ashland Sunday is surpriaa to us up here,
and will interrupt your reception of these
valuable reports. I shall write regularly and
send as opportunity occurs.
rHs YAHKaE cAPrIvIs rAon THE LATE BArrLxs
The city bids fair soon to be inundated by the
influx of Abolition prisoners taken at the bat.
tie Of Chapc suorsville. On Saturday evening
several squads arrived, the first containing =
number of officers, aid the last over two
thousand privates: They were received at the
Libby prison, and eighteen hundred of them
.signed quarters in Conrad e. Crews factory.
When the prisoners marched through the
streets It was remarked by every one that the
proportion OF Americ ms in the crowd was
very small. A gentleman said, loud enough to
be heard by the prisoners, that he did not be.
ieve there was one when an unmis.akable
Yankee voice was heard to proceed from the
line, saying, eyes, here's ons," and, holding
up his bare fset, he added, land he amt 20. no
shoes either" There were in prison yester-
day SO citizen prisoners; 80 deserters from the
Abolition army; 26 negroes, and 9 ,S07 prison
ers of war. About 500 were momentarily
expected, and preparations were being made by
Capt. Thos T. Turner to qearter them on Belle
dered to the island to do guard duty, and see
that none of the Yankees spread themselves
over the country. 1t is not probable that the
Yankee officers and men will stay here longer
than arrangements can be made for their being
carried away. We append full and COM
plete list Of the officers taken at Chancellors
vile who have arrived in Richmond, viz:
Brig.asn W.a Eays. 81 division, "a o,rpr; Uol q
Meyer. i07'h Ohio; 10. 4 Mathew, Es h Pa Col
Il 8 BoStwiek, 9Th Conn; Dol Chas Gisnz, 1881
Pa; Uol " w Psose er, s:h Conn; Lieut-no,s H Q
N.rviu .7lh NocD; y Ne0lsAry. ll3,h Pa; n w
oool. ssn ads I; !. q Smith. issta r; william
Wldr ct, 2ah J: 'nisj, 4 D..ks, esd Ps; Jos
YeamAns 1ss u 7; q K Nef7 aurgeon l53d Pa; s
O 6Aassr Asst Surgeon 6:D cav John H I'll.
bert "a 1t co 8, tsth q 7; b finback, do, G aO.h
corps; 4 wnbsr, do, "a div, Ia:h corps Otto
Wsser ic.'s A d u lst aiv llth oorp,; Il snsn
non, Act 6 Acj.-Csn. - brigade. Is. DIV. 18Th
corps; Ea yosd lat 1t, 4 D ~ Gen Ward
Tho Leigh. Lat 1t A D q do; W F.rrar. lst
II, 4 D o 70 Gen 6.dswlsk; Jno " 1ckels. lst 1t
and A D to Gen Bays; Ospts L chafas. D. a6.h
Y; E.smbs.uz, 4. ssh Y; Ed VIEWER, O
Esd "a; Z Pa,dse =. 20sh Conn; w " Smith, q,
DO; v \ Sampson. z. es b oaio; 2 4 Finnsy, <.
2lst J; Arg Aieh.elio l. a5n. u 7: F II Ysagsr,
o. 1.s Pf; I Huber. @. do; WIN MoN ii. B, do;
Dyer Looms. q, lash Pc Aoram 1ssdsr. G ith 4 Il
~ Strickland: =, Se.n I. y Q Hopkins. II.
K. 10Th Ohio; 0r.fash. l. 10th Ps; w W Wood,
K, lG.hM Y; d 81 Ohssbro. 4, 46.h Ps; Charles
Doyle, 5:h Conn; Henry Parki son. G, LIST
Mass; A.smsn Stess1 Q: aosh z 10. as' q 9.
irisAil, q. 27:h Conn; Ist Lieut. q 8 Good. /,
81 Pa; Jones. "a LIEUT. !. I'd Dali Oapts VIM
:Gasr. l, 10Th MI ON Wilecx /. 9th Ocnn |,
d.; L nore7, q. 7s:h OhI.i q ? BUR- = i7.h
uonn Q vsdker. n. 18th 7; = Brownsop,
Caps and a A G.n; LIST Lteuts Aihe Moran, D. ssh
NY; w Il HaEmount. q. a9.h Oann t3oitlieb
ss aOsas 'sa sh, u = RSnd sd:.. 4as q s:n
u Waterbury, B. l7ta Ooun; n g 0risiosu K
alst ! 81 L:euts Jno " uraw. 4, .7th Conn /;
W Wazf-rd. q. .2Ah p; D Bates. l2lst Y |;
A. y
Nal Alex Won Estsel. 71th Pa; i 4 Matte ,on, ID
1t 9, a, lA6:h Y; Ma.sdcrf, It o. 4. 18th Pc;
Asj D Jonss 1l0:h Pa; OapA < Frank ndsld,
90 6. i2ssh PA; aso Aswkirk: % 2. do; Jones'
@, IA Conn; It LU U 0riswold, % r, Ian q
Y; Ri King, % q. Goth II Y; WIN Kenyon, co G.,
28th Y. Christian WsIs:. GO z, :7sa Conn, Seth.
man Rics, GO q, 9Th Conn; Chapman, 90 4,
%; Geo W Elton, % .; Dc = Thomas, 90 =. do;
4 Elsy. co D. 5th coan FAX lhxiicks lst Ii
snd Aoj;. 76'h Pa; = WZgau., 60 q. 75ta do; Jos
G,immin. 97,h r.; ) Jsnkin,. % l. l3l.h N z:
Fuller 60 3. Sd Ne; w 0sigw, 90 D, 45:h Ps;
John Obo,d, 0. (, lts.h Pa; = stspnsns. % B.
90 g. 20.h Ucnn; A Upssll, co q. do; o W Dsvs.
Iekux. % K lA5sh Pa @ O Smart % J.. d.; =
Fuksrson, o q. 29:0 Ohio: A AcWhliams 90 F
18th z; Jos Gu s.t!sr: 90 esd ohio Sc
iha Z Reynolds, q. 6s h Pa; 4 H Nixon. K. e4:h;
IA; Cha. Saitn <. 2, De-; L Wi.mau Let
Lien. aud Acit 47sa Pa; Chas Van voss1rg. =,
s1.a Z 7; Cd L!s1s Ps:s:s.on. !. D: ssh asin.;
Peck l. i7ih r.; Oiay 1eOaue7. ., le6th Pa; !
w Fle cher, Il, DE-; w 8 fsrrtneton, do. Conn;
Walt e Burne @ 6.n Conn; ] Davis +. l6th Pa,
HWZ Z,ok q 6sth ,,h!o; D J 1ulklsy. D. 6lst N 7;
NY; 4 Lee, X. nth uonn; Jacob Knap B.
Hssa ny, &C. White, !. lst N J; 4 Or.aatt,
Z, 18th OHIO; W n Kirk 3, 2S.h Ohio; a Ste ~
art. H, Hj Pa; Henry RAugth. q, Goth VII; W
= Porter; O, i'7.n ~ n !; y Gsy-Sod. SAN 7;
Masa; " 1esrdsiey, K l54 h n 7. A A Oaalsr.
g. do ) Mitchell. 4 slin Pa; Capt Orlando
0,cmlS. lo:d 20 W.T. AeAdams chsp'a'r, STA Pa;
Lieut. oaI fasss s91 ,v 49, Pc; Gse:s wn ". ~
Patton, . 10; w L Thompscn. K do, n kh.skardt.
+, 3.st Il Y; Geo a Bbb ,tts, DO; lst Llsus
Barclay, II, lC2dP 0so Ha man, y. 3lst y Z; J
Il Morriss q, Ga n r; Wm 9as.inss, =, 4|.1 I;
n Van m, an q do: "a Lieut. xhehardt, O. 0lst