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The Daily Dispatch: October 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Things about Washington. (search)
I can't say exactly; but as we have had seven hundred thousand, and as our armies — agreeable to the statements — have always defeated overwhelming bodies of rebels at least two to one, they must have a million and a half." The bulletins are daily filled with the most absurd canards — such as President Davis's death--Gen. Jackson's capture--Gen. Lee wounded--30,000 Confederate prisoners--great Union victory at the Creek of Antietam, all of which are greedily devoured and believed. After Pope's defeat, there were 25,000 wounded brought into Washington. --Once the Confederates crossed into Maryland and the ght at Sharpsburg, eight thousand have been brought into Washington, one thousand into Baltimore, one thousand into Philadelphia, the same number into New York, and it is said that there are five thousand scattered about Frederick, Hagerstown, Boonesboro', besides others taken into Pennsylvania. The dead they were burying a thousand a lay for eight days, and then thought they w<
The Daily Dispatch: October 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Northern news. (search)
ter Boswell. Four companies of this regiment still remain at Fort Jefferson, where their health still continues unimpaired. Col. Tenalle, commanding there, has instituted a rigid quarantine on everything from Key West, except the mails. We are now without later dates from the North than the 31st, and yet so engrossed is the mind with the insidious foe lurking unseen in our midst, that a very moderate desire only is manifested for war Some express a desire to know what has followed upon Pope's rectory of the 30th upon the battle field of Bull Run, where our news ceases. At this moment, I am advised of the death of Lieutenant Newton, of the Ninetieth New York Volunteers who but three months since returned from a trip to his home in New York, where be then was married to a young lady, who may from this writing get the thousand news of her man. What was gained in the in the battles in Maryland. If any one doubts that the Federal got a thrashing at the battle of Shar