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The Daily Dispatch: July 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 10 (search)
vain, while "the whole country bordering on the White river is in (Confederate) arms." See Burnside, compelled to withdraw his little scattered army, on the seacoast of North Carolina, in order to save McClellan. Look at the humiliating condition of affairs in Gen. Hunter's Department; contrast the brilliant achievements of our famous Port Royal expedition, last year, with the beggarly fruits it is now bringing forth,--and, if all that is not enough, think of another panic at Front Royal (Gen. Pope's Department) last Monday: then say whether the demand for a general arming of the loyal men of the North is not the demand alike of duty and necessity. Massachusetts--the draft. Governor Andrew has issued a general order designating the number of men liable to conscription in the several towns of Massachusetts--the estimate being based upon the men enrolled for military duty in each town. The quota called for from that State is 15,000. Worcester is named for 264, and Springfiel
The Daily Dispatch: July 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], Yankees in Culpeper and Madison. (search)
entlemen who left Gordonsville on Tuesday evening, we learn that it was reported by citizens from the neighborhood of Rapidan Station, that the Yankee force, at that place amounted to about 12,000, and were understood to be under the command of Gen. Pope, who has recently been assigned to the command of the Federal forces in the Valley. Besides this force in Culpeper, there were about five thousand men at or near Madison Court-House, who had crossed the mountains from the Valley, and were suppin Culpeper, there were about five thousand men at or near Madison Court-House, who had crossed the mountains from the Valley, and were supposed to be moving in co-operation with the forces under General Pope at Ra- Our informants state that the impression prevails that very few Federal troops now remain in the Valley. Our pickets had been down in the neighborhood of Winchester, and found no enemy along the route. The Federal force, if any, in Winchester cannot exceed a regiment or two.