The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

roD. tn" new York Hes id, o..io.h.l
Since Saturday last, when We pnb,isheIAn
account of tn no n ba rdmeut az Bsaufurt
through u Il e O; truce from NorfIik to -ort.
r-ss Nonroe, we have rrctI,.d no account
whatever Of that event from the iieat itself.
much less # the resul's Viii b are g. Id TO
have followed from IL. But from rebel au.
thoriiy the mos' encouraging repor's of ,hs
expedition have re-Ched rs, ana We nrs
bDuud 10 tiNe Snrlc credit Tor varaeIty 10
those VINO admit their CNvn q fat From
tneir II g OF iluoe, trorl the telfsraphic i,s-
patches in their own ur.vSTauprs aud frurn
the news circulated every, here. tnro,Yh tha
Sou l., there csn he little s.oubt Of tn,, su..
cess OF TINS great naval enterprise ID srrr
rs ave brought the Intelligence, ami II has
come u us In so many shapes aud from 90
miny quarters, Independent of stob ottIpr
and al OF them rebel sources, that il wuu,i
he absurd to reject the ey tip ce
II may b. asked why w rave rot fH,st
news II III the dee its-It, or INV sorto :.
rect iut,liEen," from IL FhP auswer Is thrt
the expedition was cohsid RI bly catter-,, by
the s:orm, IN 1t it required time ,or a sun, =.
queat rendezvous, that the s,ti'tca only com.
menced on Thursdly last, aud therr. -
scarcely time yet - report the result zee
dispatch boats which were detailed ~ convey
Intelligence 10 tht Government we're wrecked
or disabled, and IL is prub&hle thai 4 vessel u
war could not be spared for SUI 4 mission
I'LL the occupation of Il -anfort was rendered
secure. II must be recollected, too thai tho
telegr phi in South Carolina i, il the Lant,
of the rebels, and 'hat the news could oulv
come from the feet by steamer 10 For.r-.s
Monroe Or Annapoiis On The contrary, the
fouth Ctrollnitns could send the he VS. instah.
taneousiy over the sgnetic wires through.
out the whole Southern Stairs
That this important news has produced its
effect at the South is ~ evident i,nsis
B-auregard and a number OF rebel troots
iron the army of the Putonac have be.g re-
ported as moving in the di rec III of he poirr
ait.eked. General CONSERVATION prevail.
The fact that, Notwithstanding the severity
OF the TEN pest, ana that pro IN oly come tven-
ty vessels sCma OF The IN shodfy vessels foist-
ed on the Government by spectators HnI
pecu!atorS. have perlshed or been disabled.
the II. ct hes "il.cted a succe sfui Harding aud
the Union d rg waves over Beaufort and fh.
whole island Of Port Royal, nuz-rs we'll f,r
thu aaysi campaign SO auspicionsiy baguA
The rumor that the dlsemb rkeu toit 80
were marching on Charl. ston, or that th.;
have as yet moved beyond the limits of Puit
'yal is highly improbable. Ii wasno part
OF tue programme, ant 1t wouid be fo.iy 10
maze al a Vance either upon Chs arieston or
= ,vannrh with So small n force, though IL is
not impossible thai flint was mad. on
Charleston by portion OF the fi--t l.. orde-
10 divert attention from rha raai object Of at
tack. aud TO divide the fire and distract tns
forces OF ths enemy.
The troors landed at Beaufort will fortify
their position, and, having obtained r.iu.
foroemen,s, will make IL n starring % int
against the heart OF the rebellion AT another
Gay. Beaufort will come y COTTON port stu.
ated AS 1t is in the midst of the Sea I.i ,nd
cotton district, and the Union men of IN.
> iath WlIl be glad 10 send snipments thera
when they are liberated from ths tnr.ldom Of
tn insurgenL chiefs
NJr is this The only nsyal expedition
against tha rebel Stases There are two or
three others uuw b~ing fitted out which vtn
d equally succrsstai. and In the coaIs- af Elk
weeAs or two noa rs, ou- hupdr-o Thousand
m-h VIII occupy all the important p"inp on
The coast no. rnaps, 10 IN Ike n ADVANCE
s1' tn iht~rior just now, bat sse f. bass
Ior future OF ra'ions, ami Is ou ieLs for the
proc uce of th- Soutaeru 10y tlsrs u al the tu.
i.rcaAuge D! Northeru com'podsti vita
Fortress Mo-rUe, II ,tteras. Rvaufort, p.ns-
cola, Hey West. nd the other ritc.s 10 na
s,ixrd and occupt a IN possession of the
tearrai @rmT aud navy, th- r-o-ls vlli
b. sucrou d+t by n cor ioY of mi
tafy Itst> Wblc4 &tti IoE t,sfip t<,a s..s.s!4 .t
oil sn ir -Atefh tSeilsluuG ssi~g ,o.t ls-.-.a ..
- mal! VA "a l. = ia sataE IN. faat
teeir gfIi'a amy % ofok n az l,sfo II .s-.
meets anu re'.drrSd POW silseS atthaat A
blow and then thts tI.be w IL haze %rtn z.
FORWARD movement Cpoh bichm ii stAs 2
oth.r capiL' is Of Int fsbsi,t3us AtAIss.
mus Witn the air EfaneI T. ItiNt Ia : o.
tE~ Gov.roAeut t. i.riuit Northern ms r
chants 10 trade andsr special Ecensv With III.
ion men OF the - utn. through the parts
Il. Id bs our arms, with she aprNin .neut q.
such generals rs Buell. To krntu,k nj Hai.
]. ck to Missouri aud the West, nd With tbs
skin ara euers} IF MrCieilsn l-ryadinx aud
n. I'm ting thr Who'll arm, h ~r. OF b Ia.
Ia IL ~. ali have c ased, aud ut w ~raeh 81 1li
have tawned ai'oa tAo sas~ 0. the L. "a;
opening bsigu and 80. ,ous page AZ the uis-
tory of The sspasitc.