The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13
apprehended by some, though nothing has
up TO this time developed itself

oTnEI FONTS OF INTEREST.
Ns'ioIs Tumors were in circulation yes
terday relative TO demonstration against
!-yncLburg. and some croakers were quite
positive in their assertions that the place
had been captured. Crook and Averi!l were
reported at Lovingstor, on the Lynchhurg
branch Of the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road, and about midway between Lynch-
burg and Charlottesville. Another rumor
WAS that they had burnt an important bridge
on that route, thus cutting oil communica-
iiuu.
The only reliable intelligence we have is
that the enemy In heavy force, with cavalry,
iniaut,y and artillery, are advancing upon
Lynchhurs from the direction Of Lexing-
III Amherst county, some eight or nine
rpilce distant from the town. In order to
eater Lynchburg they will have to cross the
river. which, unless they arc supplied with
poptoons, may be matter Of some diili-
Guilty. Measures have been taken to resist
the capture OF the place, which We hope will
prove successful.
The Yankees have certainly been at Lex
ington; but the report that thay burnt the
Military Institute is without foundation.
FORREST AND MORGAN At WORK.
Official information was received Cn Sat
nrday from Gen. 8. ID. Lee that a column of
the enemy, 1o,o0O strong, had left Memphis,
and was moving towards the rich prairie
region Of Miss issippi. The press telegram,
which we publish this morning, gives The
cheering Intelligence that this movement
has been meet and succes sfuily defeated by
Gen. Forrest.
The Northern news informs us that Gen.
John IL. Morgan ID again on the war path.
and moving with success through kentuc.
XIV, Ihis agrees with information we had
previously received through Southern
channels.
CASUALTIES.
List of killed, wounded and missing in
Lieut.. Col X. A. I!ardaway's Battalion of
Light Artillery, ID Corps, Army Of Northern
Virginia, in tho engagements in Spotsylsa-
MIA County and around Richmond, from May
10th TO June Stb, 1SGt-Lieut. Col Il. A.
uardaway commanding:
Field and STAFF. - Wounded 1T Col r A Ilarda-
way, slightly in shoulder, Major David Watson.
bOseis. since died.
Powhaian Auiiiery. Capt willis Dance COM
mauding. Killed rivatts } + Wash, David
r,ice. Wounded: Srigt & NJ Palmote, confusion
In side privates AdoIphns Guy, severely IN foot;
r & Wilkinson, slightly in head James Williams,
confusion in side.
Third Company Richmond How!,zers, capt D Fl
Smith commanding. A list of losses In this conl-
pany has Already been publishedl
k0ckbridge Artillery, Capt Archibald Graham
Wounded Prvatss 4 = Dandridgc,
}. shoulder, slightly; } w Wright, night side,
severely; W. ktuart. mead, slightly; Edward A
b 0ore, breast aud leg by fragment of she,i.
salem Flying AiIillr's, iapt Chailts CIifn
Commanding Killed fiivate9 T. hudson, II
Hintzhurger, } Nj PEBBLES. Wounded: 1t John W
ilrsa,d. tnish, haiiy pt,vaes Bousia7 ;:sa, badly
Iui g Leroy iiauis, hfrast, "iieht,y.
seouwd Goupahy ki' hmond il"wiiz"rH, Capt
Lorraine L Jones com IlahdiB. w NOundc.i Sc,s I
Geo |. thiislian, left leg ampUtated, right heel
bone brokea; seIs't John i Elicit, side ani arm,
st vrfriy; corpI George w M"ficcai, slightly ia
leg coipr David !: Clarke, neck, severely, eoipI
joseph j Cooke, through the body: p,ivates u
Martin furniy, severe flesh wound in legs stephen
\ Ffauh, I.g amPntated; Wm X Hutchinson, foot,
Slightly Gillian Palieson, severe flesh wound