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The Daily Dispatch: June 29, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Yankee advance — a change of Base. (search)
s were busy during the day in the country below the city, but did not gather much information that we have had access to. At one time the report was that the enemy were at Diascund bridge and numbered 23,000. This report, it was said, might be relied upon. We conversed with an intelligent gentleman, who was a prisoner within the enemy's lines on Friday, but, after being paroled, made his escape and walked to Richmond. He was captured Friday morning while within a short distance of the Pamunkey river, near Cumberland. The Dutch Yankee who arrested him carried him to the headquarters of General Keyes, who was in command of the division which landed at the White House. The division was drawn up in line of battle. He reached the headquarters near New Kent C. H., and upon being carried before the commanding General was closely questioned. During the examination, Gen. Keyes spoke several times in a very boastful manner of the ease which he would enter Richmond.--He said that Wise was
The Daily Dispatch: June 29, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Suffolk. (search)
Information of the condition of this city and our army around it has been carried through the lines to the Yankees, time and again, by blockade-runners, and negro hucksters and market-men trading to the Pamunkey river.--Some of the parties will be arrested and published very soon.