The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-13
LATER FRcm THE NORTH.

Hstnce IL contains
THE RAID IN MAkyLAND-yHw YANKEES IN ro
RS IA. ahk sfRsnorH or rHs cofff D ER .rEs-
"a WINK OF DESTRUCTION BIT TIRE RrssLs
The Herald contains a fun comn,ema,, =, A..
patches ABOUT the "raid" into Maryland, blu, doe
w. aeer' 20 De any 4he wiser after pnblishin,
'hem III Is IN rather bad humor over the f.,go,
state OF aniirs, and says;
The rebel raid into MARYLAND and p,rn.,,,
Is 'he most contemplate wariik q IL zIn i, a., 80
louhufst and most formidable stta1eaic u,tIita,,
"oV'snebt oi modern times Sun, min - ali ,ha 80
= ia a" .g OF the last twenty four hours
- an invasion by few strlcc Ing su,I,as az
n''sc thieves, tntent only upon plunJer: and i,
-, "h tne her hand, bold dash OF two thirds al
."o 'eot, army fIom Richmond, under the com
ca,,,. "e ,., Lee himself, resolved upon the
~ washington, Including Old Abe AM,
B1ltimo,e. Wy ~"y VI
v an that we can undertake to voach fur Concern.
S t'is mysterious rebel Invasion il that Gen ST.
eei, by a body ut rebels supposed to be severa,
thousand strong, was frightened away fru,1 Mar
'thsbdfS To uarper's Ferry and from thar nj ac,,
a aess me f'ionac to the Maryland Heights,
tFtHookths TIE town, where he was stspposed 10
pe secure that small rebel squad has been de-
mohstfatins tor ten fifteen miles below along
we 1hesapeake aud Ohio canal aRi the railroad .
tiat anoeter squad pushing forward for the eli OF
Frederick, has been checked and fepnsed by Gen
q lace that other attachments of these terrific
RAIDERS, alleged TO have been there. have disan
P"hiRu 'Sh hSBt'5tUWH ana tHdUlSerSbu
Ueh Lee Is stll' In the vicinity Of Richmond; that
ten Hunter is somewhere IN the Shenandoah
Vaitey, ihdisttiousy searching for the enemy bnt
whether all TIE rebel forces concerned In this
h'osehent against Washington amount TO ffly
Thousand men or ii:teon hundred we cannh, from,
the abundant information before, u.s. determine
nor tel The reader where they are, where they
nav nav beeh aii ms time, what they have accom-
flsttd, ar whittier bound.
we congratulate The Administration that Wash.
ihston may be considered out OF danger, and we
entertain the hope that this Invisible invading
rebel army OF fouy or fly thousand m On n,nrs
~ iess, ~ tue case may be, VIII fail 90 gobb,e up
the column ut General Hunter In its retreat We
hopc tuat secretary Stanton win soon be all III
Cieht'y recovered 10 resume his war bulletins 60
acnefal DIX, including some reliable account If
this terrible rebel raid.
' In another article it characterizes the raid ~
the mai fruits of the Presidents interference
WIN Ten 1tahts campaign, and of the conse
qnent blum defs and mismanagement, "Nnu saws
Had Gen Grants original plan heeu pfopa,lv
carried out no such advance as This could ia q.
heen made; for she number of men allotted to he
'aIey co!umn could, under prope commander
M uone an mat was TO be done, aud have held
The valley also; but the appoi ateu, of one Of th
ifeslhehl s incapab eS 10 tha command disiontrd
ne Whoie plan,and put matters In such bad state
mat an aoie commander, when appointed coui no, /
'et uiehi In proper position in time to prev Mt dis
'slcr. ne country has therefore for third time
% 'hahk the biunders of The Administration for |
eoet INVASION of the loyal States; and if this
eoei column shall COLLECT immense, quantity
u suppress, aud get that precious plumber satpiv
within lees l.nes, that will be most imno,tan,
lld ana comfort gwen TO the enemy al 4 critical |
moment by the bIunders of the Admins tra,ion'
aside from the possibility that this force on the
'htonidc may get TO Richmond with its MIN ndpr |
ne ate not at all disposed {, depler, th,. ulova |
aeht III nec' ssaiily involves some loss to IoyaI
iuzths' bat we can endure that In view Of The
act that il may be advantage elsewhere. We
tc Inclined to regard the \ |
AS sent corps to the Potomac as the announce |
,tH, III otheT words that Lee has committed a !
lahHer by a dangerous division of his forces lie
III presence OF man able to take ADVANTAGE of
zen an error, and we venture TO hone thai ,his |
loV"inent may break up the apparent 81 aus soutb
hisiinond, and give an entirely new in,p,,Isr ~ |
iE operations there. |
hsto the political effect of the raid the ueyaI,
hkS that every time Southern armv eom,s IN
70 intomac II strengthens the Administration |
cause IL sinpifes all questions and issues ,,,a
q before the people. II bois all politics down 8
inc TWO facts OF the public enemy on one hand
Id the Government on the other, and eye,v one
thds by the Government, of course. In its
tuation'' article IL says:
The facts are ascerained that The rebe,s with T
eW from before Frederick on THURSDAY righi
at General Wallace is strongly rel nfo1crd Thai
safety oil that place Is secured and cha, H.. |
sition which Gen aige ,Oox I'm asa,,,ta1 ! L
eisuts, aiter he ran away from Mar,iush,Iyc 10 | n
owe all chance of being moested by the fehels | b
ifper's Ferry has also been evacuated by The reh !.
forces i ~ have also withdrawn frnm Etpun | I!
SHE. some ol our dispatches say that III. enc | p
were %o,'U" strong, and consisted of infantry |
u afui cry, as well as cavalry OTHERS renart ! q
u they Were entirely composed of cavalry, and n
inferred not more than 5000. However Thai u
y be, they did considerable damage, and levied p
aVy contributions upon the people at Haeers. ~
Vn, Chambefsburg and Greencaslle u
hey Ola not destroy as much OF the Baltimore III
ONO Railroad as was at first reported, proba- n
not more IMAM ten miles west from MARTINS | .
e. ana some important bridges They had re- II
u rom HagefstoTn last evening, and the ex- | -
eihent was aba'ing there. Gen Couch has | Ill
sh blea ufes 10 arrest the panic of the intabi | m
Is BY ordering that all vehicles and horses shat p'
stopped III TIE bridge across the susquelanns | ~
before they reach there. Ill
he raid thus appears to be nearly PLAYED ont | m
ar as recent reports represent il. 81
he press kilograms are, as usual, vol um;uous Sc
confused. A new column Of raide,s, under Ri
. imboden, who crossed at Williamson, on "
ID Haeefsiown about O'Clock on the morninp W
the 5t hist. The raiders who entsred II thu ii,
before having left by The Boonesboro, roa.,.I
new raiders didn't seem 10 reg ard The goa ooo
the outfits paid by the town to the other p,
efs, and their conduct Is thus described in a q,
gram from Ohambersburg: 49,
hey are ransackin the town and comm,,,tpn
manner of depredations, and have burned ~,
erai private dwelling houses. How large q | 90,
e occupies the town liz not stated ."
ne greatest excitement prevails all over the | hn
ntfy. and the people are leaving their homes 20,
taking the cars for Carlisle and Harrisburg m
ifge numbers. IL
hen the citizens of Hagerstown paid the 500, t,v
lnat the flfsi party demanded, they were pro- ha,
"a that themselves and properly should be, pro-
I'd but The scdundrels are plundering ana de- nul
pins their houses in direct opposition 10 their k
aiSes. -
Notwithstanding the $40 900 the inhabitants had :,
for protection, imb0den Insisted on burning | his
~ Co.'S warehouse unless the citizens would ! .u,
him s!501 more, which they did. bui
ppiy for the unfortunate citizens of -Hasers- ans
!, rhe voracioas Imboden left after staying In sac
lace about four hours. lie took the Snaps var
road fus
ielegia@ from Philadelphia, dated the s,b. ca,
. be
dispatch, dated two miles north of Haeers MN
, ten A Il TO day, states .het one hundred ami nov
" picket guei las from ,mhoa.n5s ard RI aiol
entered Harerstown n, < ns.iaes | him
e III were Iobbing the stores and had fred | cst
Bgi house, Illusions warehouse. and two
Tree tons OF Government hay. They also in | r.
I'd u burn Zeiia * Co.'s warebouse and | thin
tened to burn the town. The turn,able of on 1
all rad had not been touched yet The rebels fore
heavily laden with plumber. arrj;
e rebel General MeCausland. with his byia,ao sood
a. uhiia,nspott this morning; but reports I.isi
hat he viii leave TO day. high wind was | of o.
Ing the IRE up through the town (IIarers | the
y and great destruction Of property was to d
- dow
y oisfatchcs iIum 1teencasfle assure us that on d
atn uoav W the febeis which entered that | tfut
had retired, II Is supposed south ards across ten
Johiac, leaving few slfassitfs sim n, ,ha he 4,