Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
Further Details of the Rout of the Enemy

as Cl1ChSudCOildCiA &N G.
 Tie Norfolk Day Book has the following highly interesting details of the recent rout o the fe,leras at Chickamacomack The account, if will be seen, agrees iu the main with the other accounts we have given:
 ELIzABErH Clry, Oct G, lsfl.--I have but the time to briefly announce ttat intelligence ha, just reached us ot glorious victory won by our forces over Yankee regiment, 700 stroug, stationed st Chickamacomick, on the coast. twenty five miles south ot Roanoke Island, and about the same distance from Fort uatleras.- from R lauoke Island, has usG arrived at the wharf bringing several passengers, all of whom give us the same gratifying information.
 From Capt. Pritchard gather the following: On Tuesday last, Col. Wright, of the Sd Geor- cia regiment, being in command of the troops at Roanoke Island, received information that a steamer, having barge III tow, vas cruising in the lower part of Pamco Sound. Col Wright immediately started, with 200 men, on the stea- mer Curlew, Raleigh and Junalaski, command ed by flag officer Lynch, and ir few hours came up with and ca blurred the se-a,ner Fanny, iraving on board large auuus;t Of clothing, shoes, blankets, ammunition, etA.. intended fer
  One l2 pound rife gun and !. six pounder, cap tured at Hatteras, were also on board. Some thirty shots were exchanged. but no damage done. as our men, having the louger range guns, threw their shot around the Fanny, without wish ing 10 strike her. She was carried to Roanoke
 Island with her prisoners. forty five in number. 1, was now determined to attack the Yankees on Chickamacomack; and on Friday morning, i o'clock five steamers, one schooner and barge, having on board 800 of 3d Georgia, 69J ot the S,h North Caronia State troops, Col. Shaw, and about 100 of the 7th North C,r,lIna volun- ieers; the whole under the command of Col.
 Wright of the Georgia regiment, started for that place. On reaching the point of destination the Georgia troops prepared to land to the north
 ward of the enemy, while Col. Shaw was sent south twelve miles to cut off their retreat. The steamers with the Georgian could not otapproach nearer than half 8 mile to the shore, and the gallant fellows Were soon in the water in full sweep for the foe. Owing tO the depth of water. C l Shaw was forced to leave the steamers some two miles from the shore, and after wad
 ing ab ut 3 mile their course was interrupted hv an inner channel too deep for the men to ord. In the meantime the Georgians had at. tackled the teder;ls, and like frightened deer, the rascals scattered in every direction.
 The North CarullniA boys finding 1t impoSsi
 ble to reach the land in time to perform their part of the play, were almost frantic with dis- AppoIn,meut aud lnbored hard ts affect land lng. The brave. but chagrlne fellows Were n ,ime to join the pursuit, which they di with a
 will. he enemy lett all their tents, baggage, ,everal pieces of artillery, small arms. ten hog,
 heads bacon, ard variety ut other things;
 .nong which were 200 packs i'iay'ng ctri~,
 100 packs being in reqtistin',, se:~ral go q nauGs being de alt out nt the time of the attack.
 Inrtyodl prisoners wcr- taken, 'ur known 10 pa killed, hut no mention was m. l. Of tht woun,lcd. Not one of ours was injured by th
 ,.nrmy; one died from exc sSive f.ti t!c. Cul. WrishI's horse WAS shot under him. bat the C. jpnei captured the fellow that shot him. Oar men will al return 10 the island. The pursuit
 vas kept up l7 miles, and the CarolInians had uol returned at the time our informant left. So ha,tv WAS the retrea' or tie federtls that q pair ot ducks, handsomely .lFsssed ssg the tal llr We're not tasted; the arms, ,'etc., we're found scat tered over he ground. havinI been thrown away in the flight Seven of the ? i5oner5 have reach rd the island, and, with the others, will be taken thence to Norfolk. This information msy be relied upOD.