The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

wounded aud missing, Is made up from the dfe,
eut reputts OF the newspaper correspondents, VINO
would be likely rather - underestimate the ioss-
es. ihiuk we may saiely calculate the losses OF
the Yankee atnies since the spsing campaign
opened, as follows
Nss.
Grants army up 10 the crossing ct the
jlmss--.. .... ....---.............s. ltUehO
Sherman's army 10 Jane 5..........-- .2500o
Butler RS losses on the s0uthside i3,hoo
Sigel and Hunter In the valley. D uoo
Eanks's army on the Red river. 2o,euu
Ste, les iOsses In ArkaGsi3. 4uuu
Raids OF MOrvln, Wheeler and Forrest. rs o"o
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -ioS,ooo
This does It iaclude The enemys losses in Flo
Iida, the North Carolina coast, in sbeiman's
Mississippi raid, and in Thnmas'5 demonstration
! against Dalton, In march. The agures would
| monnt beyond 1000 Ii we had the complete re
ports. Enc this letter reaches you, another hun
/ dred thousand may te added To the totai nave
given yol above.
/ repest.o you my profound conviction that this
Is the last great effort vi ,he Yankee government
10 break down the military power OF the soulb'
| Disaster to Grant and Sherman Will 80 efretualy
daapen the ardor of the party that the advocates
of peace will have everything their own way. III
Grant fails, with the largest and most magnificent
| army the North has ever put In the field, "what Is
| the use of trying again ?" This viii be on the
| 1on.ues OF the people, and the peace men will
| hnd /. their naost sfsc,ive weapon
The Presidential canvass commenced with the
| nomination Of Fremont and Cochrane at CleVe
| land Olio, F.emont Is rather Il iavorite with the
| extreme men People are apt 10 associate with >
| name deeds Of great energy and perseverance. No
doubt he will fisht Llncon with all the vigor and
| bitterness of IA wToaged man, aud he will mateft
| ally aid iu defeating hin. John C0chrane you win
| Eemenbe. as a delegate TO the Charleston Demo
cratic Convention, four years aga. he was 4 Vrfy
| strong pro slavery man then. remember hearing
| him ia The j ills House Que evening Offering his
| sudy 10 be marched over ty any one who snted
| 10 iavade the South. CochTsne also made u big
| Southern speech In Richm0uc alter the war com
| mraeed. tie vent over to Tile enemy sh of,iy al
terward upon being offered trigad er eenefalship
| believe he never went into held service. Al any
late, he never smelt gunpowder. he resigns and
/ was run the Republican ticket, and elected
| Attorney General of New York State His chance
| of being elected Vice President Is rather remote,
| unles. the election should be thrSWn iuto the
| House OF Representatives.
| Lincon's Convention of Oiceholders aud con-
| tractors ren0mnatti him for President last week.
| Tie muiatto, uam!in, was thrown oveTooaTd, aud
| The false hearted Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee,
| was rewarded for his tIeaehery 10 his home and
kindred 1t was rather funny that ,he ConVen-
ton snou d tui n tIs back on The daTkfes Hain!in
got no show and the South Carolina delegation,
| headed by Hon Robert Small, ihiaet,) OF Charles
| ton, was refused admission w as there ever such
| d hutie> que On popuar government as these an
| ss doin.s
| me Democratic Convention Is called 10 meet at
Chica ago on the 4th of Juiy, but Strenuous efforts
are being made 90 have the time postponed 80
| September Ii military events are tadecisive aud
the Convention meets In July, Mcclellan Will IA
| doubtediy be nominated. But defeat OF Grant
| would be followed by the Aominaiion Of . s'ch
, | Peace Democratlc a5 Col Thomas II seymouf OF
| Justice Nelson, of the enpreiae Ooufi. The
Western Democrats are nearly all peace men
! You will have heard ere this ut Fallandg ham
| ,nid reappearance In Ohio, defyiny The GoveIn-
ment TO arrest him He was promptly and enthu
ssasically chossu deiega'e 10 Chic ago by the
| convention Ia his own distIict The Illinois Dem
| ocraue State Convention yesterday passed Tes0!u
tions p!edgIng the illinois Democracy 10 stand By
Ohin resisting another outrage on the ressoa Of
| MIR Vaiianiighanl. The Lincola Government Is IN
| AN awkward pgedicam DigRfty and self
/, | respect require that SnlianGigham should be
| seized and punished for hts temerits but II N.
. attempt p made bloody civil war will break Gu
| IN the West Il IS probable that Abraham VIII
| not bother himself long about his dignity.
The Federal finances ace not impfosieg. Gold
| has reached 1879 within a few days. lt still nac-
tuales through the nineties. Chase Is at his wits
ends. he has been trying 10 borrow S7o Goa, ,0Ul
" IF the banks A morning New York paper says
: he Is going 10 Try The European money Lenders
again Ilihes TO those shrewd fellows have turnes
| deaf ear 90 his applications. Are. they iikely Il
listen now. when he IA up To his eyelids In debt
While the conflict thtetens around Richmond
u and Atlanta, the world Is watching the gfea
struggle with the most intense iateiest. Ga ever!
side ht ar the warm hearted Canadians exi0llinl
. | the p,uck and tenaci,y Of our gallant soldiers
| Whether We survive or perish, the Conieierat
" | States have written Tor themselves the most gi0
| rlous page In hIstofy. The mails from England
" France, and the Coutinent, come iaden 10 Us Will
= | exprt ssions ot sympathy for cur cause and admi
= | are bonhd by nearer lies 10 the soldiers OF tn
| Cnafederacy, there Is mingled with our hopes TO
| our country over prevailing feeling OF anXiet
| for The fate of those who have gone forth viii
9 iheir breasts barred 10 the storm The New Yof
:, D1ils Nsau, publishes from the Richmond paper
y full and complete lists OF the casualties In IN
- | Confederate regiments. You can Imagine viii
| what trembling fingers this paper Is opened, an
:. viii, what eager eyes these Isis scanned Lt
The New Yoik Nesos be remembered by the sOuth
Z | ern Deopie Tor this sct of humanity.
1f tbar ftnfx In
+ | are fine lth0graph !izenesses OF Lee and Jack
81 son. They auract much attentana. spanis
gentleman told me last winter that 10 Spain, eve
Ia the remote interior, were quite common, pnt
;. ,ogrnphic portraits of the four best known Cor
= | frdeTa,es OF the time Davis, Lee, beauregard
a | and 3 S.onewaii Jackson. curious iiusirati0n
Q fame lately noticed ia New fofE paper Thei
"A IL given an account Of AN exciting horse race
n the Fashion course. The horse named SfoneWa
/, | Jackson beat all his compe titois-aiions the
- one uamed General Gans-in aiifee saccessis
a heats
y The boox of the day II Captain Spere's "Joufn
!, | of the Discovery OF the Sources OF the SHe'
IL the most Interesting BOOK Q. usse, sve w.. aug
- graphic pictures Of African baroafism, saa iesv
ms ihe inference that ibe negro Is better od md
= the control Of civilized people tnaa 'a MS naI
!. | wilderness something OF al admissiop from
! | moaern Enaltshmau. Renau, VINO made such
70 sensation with his "Vie de Jesus. mas pabiish
"a | series Of theological and metipnyMeai essay
l
VI VI Tna c,n,,i, goume of Canyie's t-frederiek II
~ Great Is announced; also Rsads. - "saya %
I'd Africa. Parton, who manu,as'sa 'as INC e'os' q.
. Lite Lie and Times of benjamin. f1anslin." II
ia Yankees are rejoicing over "HistoIy Of The
mtplsrratt on of Abraham Lincosas written
1avmond, OF the New YORK Times aiddiaes, VI
dIed here lately. while the Yankee onsnl Gene
If 70 Canada, wrote "aisiory Of sne neoeiiioa
which IL just out Gen soe't ~ u"aeis'ooo' "
W wdung a memoir o. nimseu 90
oil C6aTles pickens's new story. "our MUTT
Friend, - has reached seven chapters In the Coz
- Ata AfgcassaS. IL 10 rather du 90 Tar, out CIV
evidence OF very intricate plot. .ax numesd
Tnrra H. rutian, of the Bill Sykes species, AMI
ss wIsichsd giri, who reniads one q Nsacs. @.
Va old city clerk, with family o. grown ap nss
4 | s,sous daushters; fashionable famiiy: "a
Wsss, woodenleeged proprietor u an sp
nj faali. (Dlckeas says "a gave you shs .s. G
- Iook Al hls oranges, aad ths teeth ache 20 10
~ a. Dis nuas,D Miss Postrsson, Al antique visa
= ana ns Venus, timid old keepss q = sattoa