The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-22
LATEST fRCM The K0NTH.

We received st i late hour last uigLt,
through our army correspondent, papers
containing Northern dates Of Friday last,
the nth. We give / summary of the news :,
LINCOLN IN rHILADEIPHIA-Uis RECEPTION
HE GIVES IuE PEOPLE SPEECH.
Iincoln viii, his suite arrived Ia Philadelphia,
from Washington, Thursday muraing, having been
2eived al the various stations the route with
utes ef artillery, tag fyings, aud similar demon
STATIONS. Upon his arrival he was escorted by a
large crowd, headed by band of music, to The
Continental Hotel, where Mis- Lincoln was taken
charge of by committee oi ladies Of the Sanitary
Fair, which institution her husband made The ir,p
| to Alter dinner Lincoln visited the Fair,
where he stald 10 supper, At which toast was
drunk to his health n, replied in the following
speech
The ,er,ib.n war which Is now raging has distr-
ranged us mess totally in many localities, and
parjiaiy SD in All. II has dcstUytd happy homes
| produced Il uaIonai debt, with +ixaiion uHptece-
denied In this country. Ii has carried mouining
into many homes, ANA may even he said 10 have
htu n. the br:isons ia black. Several relieving co
incid-nees have accompanied ii which have not
been known in tiie histufy ui ltic woitd before,
There we've Sanitary aud Christian COMMISSIONS
ani volunteer retsshment saloons and then these
iairs which have been held all over The county.
The motive and object OF these associations and
| undertakings are most worthy foi, say what we
wal, he vino takes his life ia has hands. aud place
himself IN position TO iisk that hte Is The most
| self sacrificing PatIiot, and deserves honor, aud
whatsoever contributes 10 his comfort should be,
and is dome by the tair hands OF won al. This
shows The soldier he IL not iofgoten
Another view OF these various Institutions IL
| wutihy OF consideration. They ate voluntary,
given lr ely aud ,alousiy, 0n the top at the de-
struetion Of business aud heavy taxatiou, giving
| pgooi that The uatloaal resources are not yet ex
| hausled and that the spirit OF patriotism Is not
| dead.
| Pertinent questions are often asked me, such as
when the war would end. l surely feel as great
| al init rest that point as any one, but would
| NOT make prediction that II would end in day
or week, even year, for fear uf creating dis
| appoiutni.nt. We accept i not beg this war
for worthy object. aud t,ust Ia God II will moi
| end until that object is accomplished Enthusi
| astic cheers The war has now lasted three
| years, and accepted ii 10 establish national
| authority the whole national domain, we are
10 go through with il il II takes three years more
| would, however, safely make the prediction thai
Grant, with Hancock and n. ade, IL 10 night where
he will be dislodged until Richmond is taken
| II shall discover thai Grants noble ofieets aud
men need assistance 10 put this Thing through, will
| you give ii TO me? Yes, all answered Wen
| then. | intend TO call ON you, and want yon 10
stand by me aud the amy.
GRANTS CROSSING TO TIE souTusIDE.
| A letter dated s' Headquarters Of the Array oi
the Potomac," Juus 18Th, p NJ, gives the following
account of the preparations for Giants crossing
10 the Soushside:
The Army of the Potomac took up its line OF
march for the Chickahominy at 3, T NJ, Sunday
The 5ih corps took the advance on the middle road
| by way Of Providence Court House. The I'd corps
took the Western read, while the 9Th aud 9th corps
took the road leading to Jones Biidge. The lSih
embarked on Transports al the White House. The
advance halted ior the night the Chic ahomi
ny, which stream they ctosscl 10 day without
| opposition.
| No signs OF the enemy were 10 be seen, with
1 The exception ef few casairy piekets, who fled
| AZ our approach. The 5th corps took the road
| leading 10 uaxnl's, and the 81 corps reached
| Charles City C0uit House at six O'Clock in The
| eyenlOg. The D Ia aud 9.b crossed al Jones y
bridge aud at poiai about two miles lower down
| than Long Bidge, and are now close ny. The
| change Of ba has been very success uiiy made,
l wiki the utmost order, and without the loss OF a
man or wagoa, 50 far rs your correspondent could
| hear.
II Is said that the enemy left their works in our
late float almost rs a0on as We did. taking the
| loads to kichnadnd.
| The White House will now be evacuated a.
the supplies lh.se are all shipped on the
| Transports. The growing crops here are looking
very bne, and our horses 10 night are 'siising IA
| clover .
| Il Is expected that w. viii staa for James river
eaTiy hour IN the iioI hing, and duting lht
| day open communication with Gen Butter. The
weather is ne, the roads good aad the army in il'e
best 0( spfiits
Cap Barslctte, of the Isl Main cavalry, WAS Hill
| I'd . tew days ago BY . she'll.
Twelve O'Clock miAnteht. The army is now
soviss towards the Iivsr for the purpose oi cross
s1;sn Grant aal sssff started fos 0en Bsles's com
manA.
| later Aispateh datkA Fsaress 1lsaree, Jsse ths
18th, sayr: Two Army cospss csossra y ~ sOssA
side % NE nishl bsfsss, saA ssAss p0ss!ess wess
shep esasaine. 0saat ana Bslies wsts Il eoeshita
aoa OJlnese hsA - brsa ssiteved.
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