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

! Kansas CITY, no, Nov. u.-This Tnornius,
! at 10 O'Clock, Col Anthony, with 90 mounted
! IleL, Was 1t;1Cksa OIL Al open prairie, ABOUT
! tn miles from this place, by Gor rebel@. under
! Upton Htye, sad after = desperate struggle
/ the Tfbfis Irtre3trd. seeking shelter III iar
WOODS. from which they Were again routed.
! Col. anthony then fell back about sly
| miles 10 await reinfOrceIuauLs which W. -
/ speedily L. torW trdSd.
it - SAID there are upwards Of 200 armed
rebels IL this county.
This IS supposed 10 b. the me band of re-
he's that clptur i par o. Col. SHIELD 49,
! company Of Fremont Hu><ars. near Littie
! San !. ~.
! ST. LoUI-. Nov. l2-Gen Hunter has is
sued an order 10 commanders OF troops 10
! avoid extensive movements which Offer bat
/ tie Or divide and pro!onS our lines. until fur
| ther concert Of aclion he arranged.
! Henry ". Clements, chief clerk in the
/ 4 uartcrm.S,eT's office unuer ZEN. No kinis-
| ~, has been arrested and sent 10 Jrfef~ en-
! htrraCks 10 await the inyestig alton into Gen.
Mchinis'ry's administration OF ahtirs
ALIVE 70 FAssEs-PhosfEcT OF AN ExcHA, GG
uE rRIsoNi Rs, IL.
WAsH3.HToy, Nov. l. The Secretary Of
s ;ate to-day issued the following order:
Circumstances which have recently occur.
red render il necessary 10 repeal 4 prev Ions
regulation, th&t no person. Whet Their Il citizen
fore igner Will be allowed TO nsss the
Iues OF the United States Army in any d.
rectlon without & passport signed or ceuG ter
signed by the Secretary of STATE; and If an V
! person shall attempt SO 20 pass he viii be IL
| able . arrest and detention by military an =
! thoritv. (>i@ned,l VIM. Ii. SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.
| II has haen further ascer tanned Ga aDpliat
ti"n At the State Department To-Day, that
| such passes will only be granted To person
| npon business for the Government OF The
! Cni1ed States.
| General Wool has been instructed to com
municute with the proper Confederate gu
| thorities,' under q flag Of truce in reference
| 10 facilities for supplying TIE prisoners III
their custody with clothing and other neces-
saries
The release OF Lieutenant Albert kantz on
his parole for & limited period, mas been re-
cipfocated on our part By the release CT :,
rebel prisoner.
There is still a prospect Of Il general ex-
change OF prisoners, although there is as yet
no definite arrangement on the subject.
The machinery of the new steamer Pens;-
cola WAS tested to-day. and worked salisfac-
torily.
CAPTAIN BIkIASKI.
The Washington Repantica,., of the l. Ia in
slant, has the following
eve learn from gentleman otintelligence
and character who left Point Thomas (tb rec
miles below Port TCbaccoj AZ 5 O'Clock yes ter
day morning, that at clock on the previous
evening -Suudty- oil Graham, of the 9TH
(fhCetsloT) view l Ork regiment (SiCkies brig
ade,) crne sed over 10 Matthias Point, with 400
men. Nothing had been heard of the result
OF the moYeInvlt when our informant LEI:
Point Thomas, but Il confl grafton On Mat,
thias Point was visible. What WAS burning
was only III tttar of cor ecture"
Tbs expedition was doubtless designed
simply 10 make 4 thorough examination OF
the lay of the lsnG on and about " ,thias
Point, and also TO burn not only The brush
covering of the locality, cut also certain
houses upon 1t that might be occupied here
after, as heretofore, 70 con side ra Die aiyan-
tage bs the enemy The contia grafton seen
and me ntioned above, We have reason 10 be-
lieve, was thai Of the houses ia ques ton.
A large circle here are grieved 10 learn th"t
Capt Bialaski of Brig. Gen. AlcClerDana's
staff, was killed by cannon shot in the
cent action at Belmont. For eighteen or
twenty years past he had been a principal
dra 0ghtsman in the General Land Office ia
this city.