The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18
gu, tie National caars, and begging ,hseilinsns

out tie National CaafJ, and begging thsciuzeni
/ 70 enroll themselves. lie says:
impl0te nli citizens to lay aside passion and
prejudice, and unite In carrying cut law clearly
demanded the hBnsr, thu Interest," and fhr esfety
~ the State aad nation. In many parts al N fei
this duty has been utterly and burden
0f answering calf for the militia has harn thrown
up n fru secttDns Of the etate. Ia tin- oi
civil wal WE are perpleIed with many suesiions
Will n are beyond ths grasPof aAy miEa. we see
tsopa difesent stand ps, ms snt reach e6s actink
ccneiustuns Ii II only Ignorance aha bigaity
: which make these difference ahd virGs Dcre
sions for controversy and rrp'eaeh. asHeser
we may differ on other points thefo shoaid be no
COZ itct of opinion rs 10 the duties We nwe % th5
state aud National Governments. rsheit ali
not 10 allow their passions, their pfe:hdIces. AMI
suspcions 10 Increase tts dangers which over.
hang us. Let III cordially unite In numbers rssan.
tiat 10 the prfseTyal of the hat'Dhat hnity, the
power of our State, the peace ana good cider OF
society. Foremost am ns them Is the ofsnniza-
iion ni these liable to duty, Without respect 20
cree or polite al opinions, into local military
panies, In order to meet tho constitutional d. :
mands Of the general Government, 10 secure the
enforcement oishe laws Of The State, and TO afford
security 10 the lives and homes OF our eitf2 eHs
This must be done al once.
Gen Parker, OF New Je.sey, issued psoelama,
iiea On The lalh, IN which he says:
A battle has been fou sht withia few-mes af
baltimore, and our forces, c3nbpased IN fait OF
veteran troops have bten driven bark. Iateni .
Eehcr Las Dtfn Received SDaf Tue fafsNaf between
fhildeiphia aud Baltimore has taen cat, and
rnaimanic ition between the East and washing
ton interrupted. The nafioaal capital - seriousiy
threatened. Although Nav Jersey has mt krrn
6ai2iaiif called upon iof 3Ups Ia ,l5 aIaei gt2c y,
yet, regarding the danger as imHiDen', cas- aAau
tue citizens al this Ataie 10 oIesaiz lmme ds4sts
lhtd cnmpahie- and report 10 The Adutant General
of The State f6f thirty days service la fehnsyiva
mia, Nj ITyiind. and the i.istfiet ui Columbia
The latest dispatch published In The New
N.,fE 10. D.. a
and says
The gratifying Intelligence was received 10 day
that q IN. Sullivan II In cummunic alton with Den.
Sigri, who, IL will be remembered, Il iu command
AT harperis Fer y. if this come ciisn can he
opened, advantages viii ffow fr0m Il which eau
tion torbits nic 10 discuss In this dispatch. We
have anoihur dspatch - the effect that SiaeIs
cavaTy were In FredeItck yesterday 1his is,
however, Questionable, as we have other informa
ton stating that iarse forces were at Bo nsborO'
and Middictown al the same time. Ii this intel
issnce Is correct, II was Stieriy impossible tor
any Federal force 10 maihta!a Itself at Frederick
Fiom South Mountain the news Is or a reliable
eharac er. and II Is credited here thar the rebels
have fortified The rugged ranges tl thn region -
There are funiors that large force OF rrbeis,
thirty eight th0usaGd had passed through Fred
eIica. Accompanying this force were one hun
dffd and lofty iisid pieces, in addition TO The
forces reported TO have passed through Frederick
We have intelligence derived from rebel officers
ny persons living In that city, which Is OF hix xh
ISiinportant character. IL PuTports to give the
:aet that HiPs corps was approaching, aud that a
junction was expected 20 be made with the 80 ,0D1
a!tea5y alluded 60 rear Ieesburg,
In Connection With this report, we have Iumor
thai the rebels are Tecrosspg the Potomac and
reaching Virginia below HaIpef's Ferry There
Is duu5 81 tnat the crossing this point is feint
on the pat of the rebels in Maryland to defeat any
eifott calculated 10 affect conf unction with the
approaching forces Il nter Hi.
dispatch reached headquarters al VI thai
n force OF ntseen hundred Federal cavalry dash ed
toto trededek this afternoos and drove the rebels
Beyond the cti,; aad III at the latter, on being
h,avuy reinloIced, returned ana repu!sed The
fnI0n ttCoIs.