The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-05

every moment to witness q shot from tn Sa-
yanuah, bat. TO our astontsnnent, n soon nc
the Harmony had gotten sbon. two miles OF
the O her side OF the blockade, she bslnbed forth
n hearty 'sgcod m orninx" from h &c liant war.
dog TO those on board the Savanpal. The
Yankees did not reply to the frs, snlutaticn,
80 the Harmony got mad and fred again,
which drew shot from the enemy The en-
csgement now became general. The crew O!
the II. appeared to be very cool and unsx.
cited. while tae Savannah see med to be &C
dad that she tried 20 tsar herself TO pieces ny
firing broa.sidss u: orr steamer. All OF her
firing proved Of no avail, and the sh ITS which
were fired from the enc mv's battery at New.
port News shared the same fate.
There were crowds OF spectators en- cur
shore composed OF Georgia ard Louisiana
soldiers, besides ourselves, and numerous
were the Kisses given IS the shots of the enc
my fell far short Of our gallant iittls steamer
while long and loud wore the shouts as eac b
Of our missiles fell near the ship CT thu heart
less invaders.
Several Of the HarmoIy's shots were not
80 sn 10 fall and we are forced to the ccnclu.
sion that they struck the ship.
In coming back, cur steamer appeared to
rnn so close TO the enemy that we greatly
feared for her safety, but were glad TO sac her
ride dsflantly bv q force SO much her superior
in strength. We gave her q salute expressive
of admiration, rs she rode CALAMITY pas our
battery. Surely such dariog exploit should
gain the admiration of every true Sou therrer.
The Buell. Run COMBAT.
List ofths Killed. Wounded and Missing ia
Ms Battle Of BuH Ran, fought July 18th.
WAsaIssros ARTILLERY, Major J. B. Wei.
ton, Comm naer.-KstIed-Frivate G ".
Muse.
n Rounded-Oaptain r F. EsohIeman. below
k1ee PrIvdtss II H Baker, les. II. Tally,
mon,h; II. l.. Z.cai, face; ]. A. Tariton, be-
low kaae.
SsvznrH LOUISIANA iRBarxxrr, Colonel II.
hays, Commander -fttied-Privates J. S
BROOKS aud Miles SIN, 'the.
Woundfd-Privates Z. Grim, J. MoMapn.
slightly.
E,SsvEsTH VIRsIsIA REsIxssr Lieut.. Colo
Eel Williams, Commander. -Rslled~Private
Womndsd-lst Lieut.. - Davall. slight;
Hockstep, ii. q. BarTows, S McDsds.
LAT fIhaIsIA RKGIkESr, EIsjoT T.. G. Skin.
ner, mander.-K.lted-Ls. IL Ii Miles,
Corporal - Morris, Prlvates - Allen, J .
= >; Maiiory, j. s. Wilkinson, d. A. Barnes,
". DiacoDE.
died Lients. W: ". Harrison, sligat--foct;
Vim. English, slight; o-rge2nI Is - Lump
gin, s1ga-hand - RaaKla, snsh,; Pri-
ya:es - Lu q; slisnt-hsaa = Kspier,
alton; NJ. Kedlncnd, severe; J. L. Whitaker,
10 J. w. Driscole. do; NJ. Hughes, do -
collins, do - Reilly, do - NJ lrron, do !;
AShpy. q; Asaby; J. r Kali, j II. Mo1-
Il Banel. " ''''' ;
M,ssing-Johr Doll.
llTH Virginia REGIMENT, Dol. S. Garland,
Jr., Com .nande-.-KlEsed-Ia Carter Ia
HARRISON.
Wou"ded-Private Andrew Thomas, slight:
Wintree Bradley, Go NJ. Il afford, do.
nth VA RsGiaEsT, Col. N -. Corse, Com
mander. observation-disclosures Thomas X. Sanse-
WonndeG-Uaptains Dulany badly Presst.
mau, DO; Shackleford. slight Lieut.. Uhar les
JARVIS; 40 friya'es A. d. WalEeld, slightly
Z. G Edwards, Z Donnelly, eighty J w
Sexton, severely and missing; I. Bsaks,
slightly; George Lyle, do. .ioun Withers,
do; William McUans, ID. murphy, badly
a. u Sinclair, Go.
RecapstuIatton.
;, Killed. ID; woHnded, So; missing, .. Tc.
IT,. S. Respectfully submitted,
THoaA1 JoaoAa, A. A Cien'i
q. 7. BEAuREsARp.
Gen'l Commu'g.
e Col. =. T. Moore commanded the Is.
Regiment until disanied bY Il wound. as Ed
pears BY Gen. Beaurtgard's Report
- W. Sex:oa. WHO Srpears amoug the
missing y IS in hospital. ]
CONNECTICUT TASEsE
We learn the subjoned facts from the A.
| ianta ga Intelligencer
Brig Gen Tyler, of Conn, commanded the
centre OF McDo Wells army q. me z cea: battle
CT Manassa fl'ins On the 2ist ult. This iden
teal Brgadie--Genarai Tyler 4 few wears
ago vas the Snperin tendeut CT the Macon
and Wests"n K .ilroad, aud We have recent.
~ neaTd that be is yet e. large stakeholder in
.aat r"ad. Iae son CT Brigadier General Ty
Ter, OF the Grand Arlny'' OF invasion, is ~
present Ihe SUPERINTENDENT of the Macon III 4
western RaiiroGd. When he snail have
aInassed handsome fortune by lhs super,
vision of Sou:nern railroads. tt. exlrapIa Of
MS rather may b3 folio wed. ne will return to
ais native ConEec ticut, and in ali probability
VIII ba Brgadier- General in the next
"Grand Army of invasion.
AvIsdtSIAs KILLED IN MISSOURI.
Among the Southern officers killed at the
bltsie Of Oak Hiti was Gen. X. l. ArInistead
The Fort Smith Times says:
His rsmaiIs arrived here OF Sunday even =
ing last, and were inferred oa Monday near
this place. fsa. A. was native Of Virginia,
ard lately removed 20 this county with his
family hswss about sixty years Of age, and
leaves a large family. He was member of
the Methodist Church, aa excellent nan al.
ways jGboring for the welfare Of Ms family. -
Our ACC uain tdnce was limited with him bu. .
we can sey his bearing WIS tia. OF gentle.
man.
TIE ALIEN ACT.
a correspondent Of the Mobile Tribune re
ferrsng to the meaning Of the recent act pass ed
BY the Confederate Congress, says:
am 81 Alaba milan, but still il there is O.
douo: lat rs ell take the oath. Just as soon
as the BOOKS are open intend to taxa it, and
men can nave my own opinions of those who
do not take it, and act accog dinghy.
Upon which the Nashville GAZETTE oom.
ments as follows:
alabama" talks sense. We shah imi ate
his Wholesome example in voiunt arily taking
the oa. d TO support .he Constitution of the
VIZ niederat- ) ates, and should be glad to sc
every true Southern man do the same Such
course will he at least one of the means Of
separating the wheat from the chaf We are
rot willing to wait to be reported, thus Of
forcing room for suspicion as to our loyalty 10
IRE cause OF Southern Independence.
SOCKS PoR THE Army.
The Ficssburg Whiy says that nearly every
ladv, old aud young, In Warren county, is
pnsnY engaged knitting socks for the soldiers
and that the result of their labor will soon
be collected together and sent ou to tue army ,
The worthy example should be followed in
every county, city and town throughout the
South.
MORE LINCOLN ouTRAaEs.
A New York letter of August 31st, says:
A Mr.. Wineman and Mr. Mordecai both of
Charleston, s. o., arrived by the City of
Washington yesterday. Letters were found
upon them by Inspec tors Rrown and Isaacs
directed to parties In Char 'cstoa Whit h will
be Forwarded for examination to the au:hori-
ties in Washington. Wineman, who Is a drug
In all
Forty thou sand dollars be;ongirg to parties
Ia the Confederate States was s-iz ID yester-
day ut the Park Bank. TIE seizure was made
by Marshall Murray.
ARRIVAL PROM RIO DE- iRo.-Eotwith
standing the v.Rlant bloc kada, the brig West
Indian. OF Nsw Orleans, Oapt +. Arnet ar
rived here yesterday In forty -cne days from
Rio de Janeiro. with a cargo of n teen hun
drei oegs Of coffee, Consigned to that en- ter
prising coElmercisl house, Geo w. Williams
u 90. Ninety seven miles east of the bar
The W. /. was chased by a man of. war under
canvas. At half-past A. nj, On Sunday,