The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-30

rHx MOVEMENTS ov srcRAsss ARMY

| crane army:
Very late and autheutic inteliigsucs from
Gsu. R9sesfanss 8 srmy proves ali the renort
OF movements OF Union troops uyon C.,atta
nooga sni Rome to be entirely unfoundsd-
Tho main body of the Army Of the .,nu,..-
!and, inc'dsise OF all the cavalry, - s.lit rest
irg and preparing for another eamr aigu alo o.
the northern slope Of the Cumberland NJ Qua
.ihs Huntsville has been visited. but no
occupied for any length Of time by par. Of IL.
cavalry. The ouiy troops as yet south Of tx
mountains are smsii bodies of Infantry holdin.
points on the Nashville aud Chattanooga X ali
road, as FAR as Stevenson AMI BridpeM IT. o..
tue Tennessee river.
Trains ffom Nashville havs besn running
this week beyond Decherd, and are expected
TO reach Bridgeport by to morrow. Oiiy ons
tpan OF the great bridge At that pojn. WAS de
stIoyed by tne rebels. The tunnel near Ste
veLson was not Injured. General kosecTaas &
headquarters were removed on the day before
| yesterday from Tuilahoms to WiEchsstc -
The General himself Is still at Nashville. As
| soou as the Ne sec1 ndary bans, Eecesaltats.t
by tho recent al vance, viii he fully established,
and other preparations, required ty the peca-
/ liar character of the Proposed fBasrs opera
| ,ions, co.f p'eted, Ten. Rosserans will sseoni
m-nce active work. The indicaione .,fo tbht
the whole army VIII ba SeaiD In NOTION ia th .
| c0afss If next week. Tue country may rect
| ;:saa.ei That the Summer will not bs allowed
| 10 pass withon5 the redemption of East Zen
nsssea.
General Kosecrans p iste.t information fsou.
the enemy ls IL The ELECT that only III .rtoa =
corps fectr II I~uh-ssoo, urv.i d ,iuo vi
.euc-s covering Ch9.tca1cEa TSs rem infaT
OF Bragg army went e0uthwafd from th.,
place, whittier is hot exactly Known. Bragg
himself ID reported 10 have been called to
Ri Ri;hnoDd. |. is asceftained, however, that
Int from two TO three Thousand, partly mouat
ed cavalry, ARE left ia East Iennesses AID
Northern Alabama owing to Morgan enpe
din n NoItn. with the great Numerical
c.ndancy thug gained by our cavalry, that feHs-
uan. Nil SOON te swep; away, the tvbei lines
Of communication placed AT our ai4Tcy and the
road for fading lncoFsions to The heat OF ALI
bahia aud Georgia opened. GaHerst Staaiy
will inpfoss The advantage al which he now
has the enemy at an early day.
Tit 4 iAHTiIT UF AxAUStr,ts ~ N:CE.hU.1 Il AT
tn. TEX OF as 50 tkxnDss.
"One of tbs garrison wri;es to tie Mobile
idt,lftstr An account Of the kind ami .nabi
ty Of ammuui,iJa in Nieksbats at the iiale OF
ita surrender. His accoan, is tro:n 'otlitiai
docutltns.' lie saye:
On the morning of lhs iith Of May there
was bet in cen iU,t6n AID - nttD rounds Of hxed
:,ui,auultion III tue oiin,L,o depot, exclusive OF
iD8l II. lh5 rs.lseOHS alil iIQbei5 OIL tne Gdli1,
say ib1 rounds each There were. | think,
ahoui ~ euGs along the line, which yea ii
total oi between 81 nGD and - O0o touuds.
There Wa9 H. more thar 500 rounds fired on
al average per day, which would make H. .,iJ
rou.is altogether, then placing the amount Of
:satudDlti0u blown up ty The enemy Z shells at
= 800 rounds &. very ektravsxaut estimate VS.
would have Il tola, of iS 1iiU rounds g. y 3nded
ieaviuy a balance of IL U1J rounds, sn !, unless
they were destroyej, they must Certainly have
been surrendered {, Graut. To sustain nv
aes-ftion would r,y that the brig3des "t
Vaughn, f!oors sni Herbert, to NY personai
knO ledge, iT0n official reports. hal euOHgn
ammunition IL have lasted them sFE1rGt daya
constant h.htins.
The tuuSket cart. ID 0es at tie Co IL Glencenieui
Of Tie eieye, held Ut tho Orduancs Depart
meni, exclusive II those III the sottiers ear
fridge tose9, were, from official etate ementF.
estimated at 800 GOO, The boxes Of the men
contained u. least thirty rounds each and til.
force of the uIea waa ,uDposed ID be Is oUp
elective, Ia 4hia2 about 80 U'io rounds, aai a
total Of asa, IL uiiti"n soanis- fha auls.ez:s
c eJnsuned, except when the enemy charged,
was comparatively nothing, aud the total nun
tef hred will not exceed 3Jo Duu, leaving =
balance of i4U utl1. The amount of caps At the
Ordnance Department WAC Rb )ui '3,uDo, ea
clu2ive oi those contained IN the uen cap
buAca which very usiriy coTgesponiei with
the castiiJxes Added 10 these we've Tie caps
taken from tho dead bodies Il the eleWy on
the evening of the 10Th May, which amount i
to sese, III thousand, and each coufisr that as
i,vei ~ from Johnston brousht i.unb. The
,.,nL amount OF caps surIeuieroit 10 tha eueuiy
was n0t under oo,o0o, There was good
deal oi onhAea aniauni''o", a"u ,ne inasa
% ."o r,,;' P.',;,'', .b. .,nn,-, ~,
5 lmnuuition was received from parties con
ua1tei W i;ti the Ordnance Department. bat
whose psmes an compelled 10 VI n.oii, ia
less with their permission. 1 made iafthei
diec ovefy fiom vista to the magazines and
Ordnance Depattineat, ana sa" iof U}so'f
that there was en]ugh Ammunition 10 have
lasted iho Sarrlsons soiae uaia longer i".fe
WAS not siIsie grain OF suhpo"iei, "s Vhe
shell, ever Wzds III fIcksoufs' hahd Nie
Iaies were made 1p, sid idses iSaiioiie'hfea.
but tim. was about all Ut aug body elsa ever
saw made thsfe
u>DsRC,ysk cY POS slGa P.ufEC
i,,s rAp.hs- fGk.u.uis6 ,osFsJifsrs, 40
ps.xkr
Adm, = .bsrar = r.a;J.u, Of Daoy i!e, VA
-. :, ,;,,,,ls, fran, ,h
WI" -, ,r
BIyafian ConSa', Was i"ag7i Al tassi7 'nIn
der last week upon tho charge OF "r.iin[ Il
tn, r,nf-,ars,. syo,v
ie''e' ~ NE u 'o'A' - Wv a,,'-.>-- -.
persnadibg hiW 10 "ese''' 'n' 'e''ei wa" s
ten poseession OF ly L. " ale, OF The Dan
viils Graya, who Destroyed ii Just bsioFe going
.,.,;,., =, ,n..,,.h,r,, ,orsvsut i,s y,ii,py
"''
into The !iah1s oi Tue AAhASes ~ 'n' e'S"' -
his death. The DAnvi!ie ippcd! gives lie
t,,Iowiux history Of tla cAss as ELECTED IN Al
a,an,,,,aIion b.,o,. lin, Msvos OF ,bs. eIty.
"a fe ut IL sH