The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-19

,,tt WAR \FN3.
......,. oi;,,,,l Dispatch received at ,hc
n.,,,tmeni ,cate1day morning t ap-
49,, hat the Confederate force which
., Wa,birptou on Tuesday iaat,re
an, p,tomac On the i4'h, bringing |
.,,,i,,a,s fai,ly and IN good order. The |
80. ,udbtr states that our loss dui'nS |
".' '.' .,.,.,. ion oi Maryland was slisht.
..,.. ,,s,lts ei the tNPed'tto" may hc
..,.,o,, up as i"lio~s y terrible 'r'Eht g.
... i,.g.lna,s, Who Ter s'Ine days con
,.3p,,ir capita! In dauger; aud indeed
,... a;,,.tur titaaio's admite that there
.,. aaisas hctwven Saturday night anil
...a,y maruin% when the rebels might
r-.'.rI into Washington and ehcctoi
.,.inr., !! not lis occupation, the cap
i, a!.e rumhrr ut cattle, horses,
,..,, .l,i .bie amount Il other prop
ttc destruction of :A.lfoaia aud
....s and The withdraw ii s-' a portion oi
....,.. .t,ny from the irnnt at fettl Shurg
.... apprehension thsi tac "iald' "'ii he
.tri viii deuhties keep The Yankees
..u,'.ut stale a tUN,riy, aud cause
.., T., keep two or three corps OF their
,..,rr,ns a. y Arlington aor the protection
..tle capital.
AZ. understand that ouf forces crossed
,.fsr4a, At Whites Ford, point a lew
.,loa Lryshnrg, ia lpnd"nn county
...f. WA,uo paf.uit, aud the crossing was
.. .,el NjIhoat dinicnity.
rt, Federal force believed to have been
...hig.-ton WAS Hancock 8 Second and
y.f.At'a Sl>th formerly Setgwich'e) army
.-s ard K.cl.cit's Fourth army corIs
,..., l.,uisi.ua. The two first -uaued we've
ltg!.r! .r1m Grants amy. THIS probably
instituted iolct of from thirty 10 iofty
i...s4li lntn.
FROM PErFEsEJEG.
There was aolne PICKET firing along the
r..s, ,u Sunday night, which al times be-
,.as- giite rapid, hut nothing approaching
, h.,lle occurred. The enemy ccntlnu,
f..I...timc II throwing she'll into The city,
Lt # ,se except the Disagreement ei i tew
i.,,.s and annoyance ut uch-eomhaiants,
l.has accomplished nothing hS th.5 haTi =
,...s Aud nne.ti!:, al practice.
lac report ithe death g Nfhnt seem 10
l.,, oIi.iultedA follows: \ Yankee picket
On lAe extreme risi sit hailed Qnr mcn and
remarked, with All oath. ''W,il, suppose
,.a,rc satisfied, Row yon have killed Hen.
tAuL ia another pant of the iine
n.L.i 4tid tiirrc Wl3 good news !oE The
,h.J3 l.uI certain locality. hut wonid n0i
...,tft what Il was. Ana At sill another
t.,.ut = ri,L Let volunteered The tuioilnAtiot
1.fUtr. Gflnt E4l been wounded ia th'
.,.. lr one oi osiE mortar ehslls, AMI dAef
I,u tie ,nect5 Of amTutation. Ihe slate
I4.uta ol Yankee soldiers mn=t he taEeI
aHh many grain oi allowance. We riac'
hal little e3nGjenca ia them.
ca Saturday NIGHT the titi2 .ns OF Peters
fat.. were stastled hy the reports OF heayl
,,ans, which were subsequently a8ceftainei
tpA.yoprCceed from the eneny's battle
g!ya They dii no damage.
S.g Yankee prisoners, captured on Ill
l.ght Of oui lines Oh Sunday, were brough
30 Richmond last evening aud duly quar-
tered al The Libby.
OPERATIONS DOWN THE RIVER.
We saw Yesterday two officers OF attiller
stdju,.rd Oh the north side OF James fiV'i
t.!ew Richmond. They knew nothin
.alaf The aiukiuc OF Two Federal transport
urlr liarriaon's . I.ludiug on Saturday, an
stated that ihc battalion ot artillery re
iatcd 10 haze performed This exploit VA
,nicll} resting in camp at the time.
We learned, however, that our battGlit
on Saturday morning opened OF the tedt
~. euuboat ilanchback, and struck ht
three times, when she withdrew TO the pro
lection 81 he hlnlt5 IN the vicinity. III
lautoan hidge aud the Yankee camp, whso
we're in iuli view, were then sheiied, All
a. il appears, with some effect. The Fed
al tlooIr at he camp were seen doubl
uai,Litr il to the shelter of their VOTE
nni, it II supposed, remained under aiu
ii day, IN the apprehension oi An attack.
.p1ySaasay nlaht the T.. 3. ennboat Mans
lnond was opened upon by shore battle
commanding the Instructions at Trent
Epch. sey,tal Shots were tired witho
tlrCt.
Uar batteiies opened on Sunday mig
nP1n the enemy's pontoon bridge and cam
htling a number OF Lorses and causing
lt-ty skedaddling of Yankees generally.
MJIGAr's EXPEDITION TO KENTUCKY.
We had al interview yesterday with
EtLlleman who accompanied Gen. Morgan
Command on iis reeept expedition To ke
tacEy. The ol,jtct OF this movement,
4pPears, was 10 prevent 4 laid of the en
hay, under iiob3ou, upon the salt wor
aud lead mines in Southwestern Virgin
and proved "a complete success. On the
oi June Morgan'S command engaged |
enemy, seven hundred strong, at Pon
Gap, aud routed them, pursuing til,
twenty miles and causing them To destr
tu,r stores. They mkt made dash
Mount Sterliug, and captured four hundl
oi the enemy ami large supplies Of milit
and Glicai stores. Three nights atterw
lh,y captured Lexington, where they E,
s'cded la obtaining iiitren hundred hors
auliicient number 10 mount The ent
'onmahd and supply The places OF troi
Gown and jlded anmala. Advancing 1t
upon cJnlhiana. the enemy took refuge