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


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VsnPoAfy: p See:s,l oeeopenon of shiS IN
pH po.s Pvausoa, ~ sne c1psu1e o. snees enns
able epojIe h The plses Whsn (;en. BsnIs
nade his advance 70 Alsxandria, wishing 10
eneemssr ne army - little - possible on ne
ons ~ R,..h.., ~ "a. 1srss Ii ANY
knapsasks, ths oficsfs baggage, oonsidsrsbls
eonpiies al seores ana provisions, have oil
failsn into the hande Of The Confsdsratss -
Bsyosd The few clothes worn BY those who
eocaped on the Boilyhock (sud they did not
stop 10 uake very elaborate toi!ettss, every
tSie9 was esptused
Lstely . small train has been run daily on
the jackson railroad to ksuneS, fourteen Mills
shows Tho city. aud ssDost0o0 On to 4auchac,
on the Eouth Pass of Lake Aaurepas. II m.
chac Psss has been the scene Of bsidRo burning
more than once within . few months past Yes.
tsrdsy q train with the only locomotive on the
road was sent mp 70 Nanchac to brig back
the hand cars, tools and men who have just
completed tbs repairs Of the bridge. That
rain ala not returo. and we have news this
morning that /. was taken hy the Confederates,
1uho novv hold the Pass. Al this gives them
the control of tho road and affords direct
route to the city, the Confsdsuates will not be
Ekely to destroy the bridge, uni. ss compelled
to do 40 to cnt OF An advancing Federal force
fro., Naw Oreaua.
rgs OPERATIONS Ar vicKsRURs.
MI. v.,L.a ,a,ta,. fran, Vi.kshnro azsart
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that they hoio 'ns io't w"'Ou '"oy u""e' "''no~
and blew up. Their dispatches, howsver, do
m, an claim. The following are the latest
o'sPa'cnos'
Mmpht', 1rna, Ialy i.IOmcial sdv,ees we
Iro4, sn1 ..;., ~ sniin..,.. -a.,;a'i.rs.
The rebel garrison 1t Vieksbars is very
active.
The rebels are making desperate rssist
ahce 70 the Preercss VI tno t'eke, WILL '"0
hope that leiieI Will soon reach them.
Additional rebel reiaforcements are said TO
be on the way from General Bragg to Gene
Ial Johnston, aud the latter is PerIsc'inK ar
rangements 10 attack Gen Grants rear
Generals Price, Mafmadake. and Kirby
Smith are combining to get to some po'nt on
the banks OF the Missiesipll. ana ~hi Pre- ABLY
make an attempt TO taks Miliaens Bend aud
stop navigation.
CHI'KAsAw BAYOU, J9ne -.
yia Cairo, Jniy 8.
A gentleman from the front reports every
thing in star" quo. Operations continue against
the rsbel works, but tue 6rlng 10 better than
that two days ago. The rebels still Dispute our
hold On Fort Hill.
Col. Melancthon Smith died Of his wounds
Yesterday. Colonel Hanesibio was mortaly
wounded by grenade while entering tile fort.
Johuston's advance IL said to be u few miles
from our outer pickets, but with only a show
desirable than q rear attack, nc every thing Ia
prepared.
The LAThr skoA kIcHaoro.
A Washington dispatch has tho following
story from QUE of The Yankee "iadies' cap.
tarst at winchsatsr taken TO Richmond aud
tashce sehs 70 washington;
The ladies who were wives OF officers, some
twelve in number, were regarded as prisoners
crnel treatment. Al Wihcaestor tney We.o
couhned by the reDsis III s"aii lott Ptoals'
iaS"sa w"rs ~sn f"r";shai With wretchea aceom.
modstious for transit to Richmond, several la
diea beiOu Obliged to walk twenty and thirty
;nsu,,.o anS S'o un;varsa,iv lacked mon va Van.
kee curiosities. Ga arriving ut Richmond
they were closely inprisoned ana treated as
"Trs Tsera T vu was iacSed scare % On Eridsv Last.
when Col. Spears, of Dix forces, made his
raid 8, near Richmond. The en,ire city was
alarmed 60 mucn s .o tn1. nSay n,;so" .oU"Sa ss,,
tSrs. Sue ";wii;sns far military o,fsucss were
called upon and told that they would be fur
nished with arms ana Immediately ordered oat
~ i,ons .ad, y. ,I.a, ,ha ysntsss wars them with.
in a faw miles. Oo Col Soesrss rstrea. tbs
fsar Of Al attack, which was expected almost
daily.
mere are ossssa 10 20 as'i" aoIs c"n.er;".s s'n
and Home Guards. Tie prisoners saw boys
not more than twelve years OF age driiiinl
tue stIeets. His celsaau tnas nIno Va -. ss.,
c''y mas oee9 ie'n,Yoeu T'aea "o";'. ..r."
oPinion 'na' y oou'" """ w o"'-''
III. u-v.mrrr o, RICHMOND.
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1 900 caysleymsu, and lett West Point on the
.,,.h III. xya AMI 10 Tans.alrs and thence TO