The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-27
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ADyASCIAs.
JEFFERSON CRY. Nov 20.-Reliable infor.
ma ton reached here to-day that our cavalry
un0er Mn lor Hough, II q oyartahen ana ca D.
tured the Confederate who seized our supply
train near WarTensbLrg, on Monday. z hOut
| one hundred and fifty prisoners were over
taken and recovered.
kansas CIV, Nov. u. --Captain Burchard
with twenty four of Jennison's brigade, ut.
tack ed Capt. Hays, with $50 Confaderates At
he latter's place OF residence to day, and sue.
ceedeG III driving them away, burning Hays's
| house, and the house OF g man named Gregg
| Both Hays and Gregg are captains in the
Confederate army.
Capt Burchard and / lieut. Bostwick were
| slightly wounded, and their two horses were
killed.
The Confederates had five men killed and
eight wounded
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. % Il special to the
ST. Louis Democrat THE old terror has set.
tied down npon the counties of the south
west since the retrograde movement OF our
army, ard refugees are beginning TO arrive
again, driven from their homes by fear of
Price's men, who ara reported 10 be again ad-
vaDcing.
Mr. 6rayelly. u Iaembe OF tie State Con.
vention, arrived here last night from Spring
field, whach he LEFT on Friday last He saws
BODY of 0C0 OF Prices cavalry have made
THAR appearance At SarcoXie. and that for
| aging parties follow up the track OF our re-
| cedipg army, pluuGering the Union citizens
| and renewing with impUnity every spe,i les
| of on TRACE. He passed train OF src grant
wagons a mile long, containing Union refu L.
| gees, and another train CT rve wagons arriy-
| ed here TO- day.
| Five prisoners were brought In to day from
Galloway county, being the first fruits OF an
| expedition which was sent into that comfy
| Yesterday. These prisoners are charged WI h
| repeated oatragss on Union men.
| TEE LATEST PROM THE oAsrRax sRosg YyIR.
GINA,
I
gays:
| The stea,ner Georgeanna Tart Solomon
Pearson, which left here on tn ursday after.
noon for the purpose OF carrying six HUNDRED,
| troops 10 Fortress Monroe, reached here at u
LAT" hour last night. and brings come news
| from northampton county.
While p8 ssing up the bay. she wa boa ded
| by the Csptaiu of The United States gun boat
| Rescue, VINO informed captain +. that the
Federal forces, III part, had succeeded in
marching into Northum beI land county and
| mat over eighteen hundred men laid down
! their arms.
| Before the troops advanced a nag CT truce.
| dispat ched by the commanding officer for
| clamatiou, which was said by all W no hea ri
| it 10 he far, and, II C irried out, could not
| but result satisfactorily to them. But IN
| yielding to q superior force it was not To- be
! supposed that tpey have abandoned their
pfin Ct pies, hnt as choosing the least of two
| eyl.s -os resisting and icing overcome by a
| snIs1&p force. or of losing many of their own
live. he captain of the Rescue did not
| state the oath had been admins tered to any
| OF the parties, and IL was supposed that IL
was not The entire county had not been
| explored, bat that part which extended as far
| as Cherrystone I4ight-Honse had been ex-
plored and heard from, and the people seem
ed disposed to receive the soldiers with a
| CORD f-eiiug.
Arrangements will be made forthu itn for
| the opening of trade between the two coun-
| ties, and vessels will no doubt, before the
close OF the week, be leaving laden with pro
duce.
PENSACOLA TO ns TAKrs.
The Washington correspondence Of the New
York Horla says:
You may soon expect 10 hear that Pensa-
| cola ds taken. The Navy department ma ke
no eonceaiment OF ths fact that dispa tches
are expected daily from the Gulf with an &C
count or the opening of The guns OF Fort
Ptckens npon the rebel batteries. uoloncl
Brown has repeatedly written for orders al =
| lowing him TO blow Brsgg and his batteries
of the oppesite shore. He has hsen chain z
| like hound in the lasn; but II am not
| mistaken the work has been given that will
make Pensacola ours
rHgsELscrsp PRISONERS.
| The New York Journal Of Conmeree, Of yes
| terday, says:
| We learn from surgeon recently returned
from Richmond. that the apprehensious OF
l Tue pcOpac AL icboAN w Itc HoETlptc iiA-tTC9S-
| ment Of COL GogSweil and other officers -.
tected by lot to meet the fate awarded To pri-
vateers, IL not realized The Held officers
have been removed TO n large room, well
ventilated, and are comfortably taken care
OF. while the inferior officers are also con-
| fined In one room, oat not To their persoaai
discomfort On the whole, 1t 10 stated, the
officers find themselves more CON for table
than they We're when In the public quarters
Of all the prisoners. ana do not complain Of
the change.
pAssFcEfs OF PAssssasss Foa eALIroRxIA.
a letter from New York, dated ThuEsday
Nov. u, Gays,
TSsre vress snrns y.oh foarea this AaarAsns