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The Daily Dispatch: June 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], From the Peninsula. (search)
rch on Richmond, as those were the instructions from the War Department at Washington. It is added that this letter was sent to the War Department here. From the White House we learn that the Federal have made a slight advance. They occupy Tunstall's station, four miles this side chiefly with a cavalry force. The camp is to the right of Tunstall's station, between the Williamsburg road and the railroad. The Yankee steamers on the Pamunkey were very busy Sunday and yesterday travelingtter was sent to the War Department here. From the White House we learn that the Federal have made a slight advance. They occupy Tunstall's station, four miles this side chiefly with a cavalry force. The camp is to the right of Tunstall's station, between the Williamsburg road and the railroad. The Yankee steamers on the Pamunkey were very busy Sunday and yesterday traveling up and down the river. The person who communicated this did not see whether they were landing troops or not.