The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-08

| The sacrifess aife Ady u,ads but it wsnld grow
! more rapid as we proceeded, as ii 10 aiso Ger
tain Of its END.
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oF sos DixRs ~ ras sxxaY q rsrRY.
uEaDqRs AsMT NORTHERN va
CbaWbersbary. Pa, jane "a, 1868
| GensiM Dsds,s, No 7j-
| Tue ComniaI,dlng uene raj has ohee we'd with
marked satisfaction the coniact of the troous
on the march, aud COZ Il iently anticipates re
suits commensurate with the high spiri; lley
have manifested
n troops cauii have displa Ell greater for
ti.uia, or better performed tie asdaous III If ces
OF the past ten days
Their coEduct in other respects ns with
few exceptions, been in keeping wla their
character as soldiers, ani entities them 10 ap
probation and praise.
There have, ho seyeT. been instances of for
xettGiuees on the pant Of some ;ia> taey have
In K, epDg the yet uuauiiied reputation of this
arny, and that the du 1t 8 exacted OF us By civ
iliziti0u and Christianity are lot iess oJii..-
tory i'll the couniry OF the enemy than ia our
oWu.
Tie Comm andlDg General considers that no
greater disgrace could bef,il the Army, and
through IL our whole people, thau the pern.-
trtt!on OF the baibarous ousragas np0n the nn
armed and deteuceiess, aui tie W alton de-
ssEucli0n of private property, that have mari.
Ell the course Oi Ihe eli ny III our own
country
Sact proceedings lot oaly deg-a 10 he p,r-
petraiora auI ali connects: wilh :i.am hrt are
sub gerslVe ot tie discipline aid iiiciauey Cf
the Army, and destructive ut tho ends Of our
fraee,t movement.
1t nuat De remembered tha. we make wa-
only upon armed r,ass, aid that we caun3t
take vengeance tor tbs wrongs our pa2ple Gass.
Il sh,,t,
eyhs OF All ~ no 80 adherence has bseI eXci5
Ell by the atrocities OF our enemies, and oftoni
ir@, ~ aiust Him To W hOm verge aace betoupetii
without whose favoE AID support our efforts
mast AL prove III vgia.
The Csmm;niIn4 & sncrai thers fore earnest
iy exhorts the tl02ps to abat;.io, with moet
s:rupuiou3 care, from uanec sssary or waDtDn
inJuFy 10 private property aud Eio e. ljips up
Oh all { HE 9rs ~ arrest - Il bring to summarv
punishment al wb, a,a.i ia Any way .iisud
;i8aiist III, orders Ga t"ia subjec..
Il e. LsE, General.
THE S.Tusfi,S in + L,U,S.AsA-THE F,DIskI.
Dgsrai9 UY ri ',Dito Fds srATE ro sua = uE
COrYur IL B:G3Ta.H
a letter from New O.leaus, dated the 26sh
u't, to The Nsw York !totid seems TO des-
pair Of the Yankee es holding Louisiana, or
,eaa,' of she city Eve ganh aa,s and an armed
stc,eship are lying I'll tuo Wnat -.
river. L. Gays:
rha Conlederate8 oc:Hpy the entire Safe
u aet of iafnugehe CFoeSing and nOrSh OF the
Opsloi,ssg Il ,ilroad. The aituatioa ia more
,nlersa'iug and critical tti~n il has been at any
time since April 2Jsh, 1862. wh@n Farragut,
with lis Il set, appeared before New Orleans
alii demanded the unconditional surrender Of
the city. These things cannot but bo diahear.-
euiug TO those Northern editors who have
published SO glowing accounts OF tie immense
quantity OF GOTTEN and sugar which mnst
nece essariy come into market after tire advance
through the rich Attakaoas c3nntry III the
march TO Alexandria But very little of this
GOTTEN has yst couis to ihe city, an6, "a he
country il agi.iu in tdo hands Of the Confed
crates the piles waiting transportation have
been reGto cd 10 their OwGers, ant where Ie-
n9yal WAS ia,psa ;:icsbio, tbs cotton las Geeu
burned.
The following frcgn themoney artc,e III this
mornings paper, which ID understood to lie
the Federal /, Iii ;iai organ, is quite as s'gaih
cant as anrthiug ,hls can go ". .itten:
The condition Of iiaauoai and commercials
Affairs remains sutpta,Itiaiiy unchanged, and
extr4gie daliuess s,i.l prevails. placements
aohn IA progress az Hss S,ci.o'i 81 siie eJuutry
have checked the Ii. ht re.eitss tt cotton aud
snyar. The total stock OF produce troui ,ae
interior is too limited for operations OF amy
ma a.n uis, aud t,aUs.eiionl Ii iiaaacial cir
cles are consequently on = very limited scale.
The total arasiabir stock Of en2ar iii The eCun'
try is rxtsemoly eu III, ani the present pros
~ cfs foT Il crop ms sraSoa dTe u "a ho%I HH-
fog0i.tbie chufucttr, ?chaie the sHi1cutt0rS are
ihus phui hiiie mag 5s i'r.ducri ia.h be 0s'y
sntts!gf IN In0iuy
TAe ,u.ya5 ID Afriqa, ia Nav u. leans $40
played cut. A nssro now wont eniia: a' afy
price Tae fort Hudson tu ,i!es5 hlisned the
war movement among "Amsrio4n citizens of
African Descent" The correspondent eaga:
The negroes know tuat shar position Ia tie
battle, fell will be one OF too mueh "iiupor-
tanca;" that, apart ftom their prominent posi-
tiog. they are the special targets i,r the Con
foI-g.i.e saafI ioufers; aud that Il negro maa5
indeed Do u fuoi vino aa not learned bY tnia
time that blatant Abolitioni3i4 are :iianieS 10
him, as they ara TO tilis once happy anu United
county The liberty which irs'iAeFs Hambo
from the elsvary GI The boo Oh IA plantation 10
Tho slavery If The spa,ie on entreii & anian's-
which takes Liia from the o?sn neics and
packs hia In the fo"t a"d 80" ~d-L 9 ,t.-sa
urcsaes- which yreiends to ell hta - FoidieF
and sctnaliy sA 5vss him 'tt ga. .n'of- IS i.o-
The ''lites,y" which AGoi.'ionis hlVe Tor
vesls past so pathetic ,ily l.e..eiei 10 GdaabJ
us a.. u.au ,id brother
lus pARuLihG AND tNCHAN"E "s PRISONERS
Tne u $ Goyernnien! has published an or
de, ooncetuiu. the exchange ai prisonais, oi
which tiIe folio wing IL = sactien
t. il understood that capafeI Ctticefs and
men have been paroIei and rsieased in the
Ge'd by others than comm luieis Of opposing
armies, aud that .tsa fica and wouutei III hos
pital4 have beea sa pafo.ei N released in or
DIR to avoid guarding :.ai removing them,
which in Ia my caass woaid have bsen iupos
sitle. Sac, paroles are in violation Of general
orders a,a ths e,ipna.ioas OF tha cartel, aud
ara null Mui void Tney are no, regarded by
the ensmy, ard will nol be neglected III the
:.fa,iss Of tha United S.ais'. Any oiiiser or
so,tisr who give, sacn parole Will be returned
to duty without exchange, en-: moreover vii
10 p,aishef sor disobedieLee OF order. 1t Ia
tLe .u,y Of the captor to guard his prisoners,
aud If through necessity or chance ha fails to
do this. it is The duty OF the prisoner - return
70 the sssvice of his dovennient Hs CAMEO
l.s .,tiuy nu ous i.artz al nj! III