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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18

Confederate SIDE The reader referred 10 the accounts
in another column. The facts probably these y Civ
by the Abingdon Vrginian, Of the l5:h:
We learn from gentleman dreot from our little or.
my on Sandy that s6gh occurred about IA miles below
Plkevle Ky, on Saturday last between about 400 Of
our forces and some or 900 Of the enemy Our men
we're n ambush and the enemy approached they let
loose upon them killing and Gripping some %o0 with
loss Of 10 on our side Our little force, being outnum
bered ut one then Refreshed and when our
informant left their way to Pound Gap, the en-
envy miles in their rear, pursuing them.
Our informant also states that or 400 Of the enemy
had gone Up the Tug Fork of Sandy with the intention
Of coming into New Garden, Russell county. Should
they dare to do this or approach Pound Gap they
will probably meet reception not dreamed OF In thsr
philosophy.
P.S-We learn that letter was received yesterday
at the War Department from Gen. Humphrey harshall,
in which be states that the Confederate force engaged in
tho fight was 800-that Of the Lncolnites, $780, The
Confedera,es had man killed, four wounded, and
reported missing The Lncolnes had POI killed,
they were counted the f,ld $40 wounded, and 200
taken prisoners This glorious result due mainly TO
the fact that the Lncontes drawn into ambush
Tue Yankees have always claimed victory at frs bu.
the facts come, they generally sonewha! after
tie above slyle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
ELECTION RETURNS

We have been furnished with statement Of the re-
suit of the election ia the Winches,cr Dis
trict from which il appears that Alex. X Bouler vas
elected by sbou. ISs majority In Frederick county,
Boseler received $751; Hunter 62S, and Green 4S At
Manass Boteler received $751; Hunter l67, AID Green
4s2. In Jefferson, Boelers ms over Hu0ter was ll5,
and Green's Hunter 10. In Clarke Boieers mi.
70; in Hardy 40; at Ashbys camp s at Winchester
(refusses) ls In Shenandoah Hunters msj. 1872; in
Berkeley A. in Hampshire l..
LouDous-The complete vote Of this County givea
Scott $40, Smith oll. The for Davis and Stephens
was lS72-unanmous
RocKsRIDGE-Tts county gave Baldwin $50, sksen
1913, C0fman IS, Harper ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
ITEMS.

THURLow WEED Henry Ward Beechsrs abolition In
d pendent having circulated the report that Thurlow
Weeds mission to Europe is that of q peacemaker be.
our loyal ard rsbelR1u' States Me- Weed in card to
the Albany Journal Indignantly crushes the inuendo
false f4oricatiou, and goes on his way rejoicing.
Mas LINCOLN wa stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Few DAYS last week, when many purchases were made
by her in this CITY, She left for Boston Saturday night
as Qua visit her son Robert and will return 10 this
city to n lyrow en- route for Washington.
GENERAL ScorTs STUD II. will be seen by an sdver.
tisemen in another column that the whole Of General
Scots carri gs and riding horses to be disposed
private SALE This is good chance for those desiring TO
procure some memorial OF the old heGo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
The Convention.

The Convention recognized Saturday BY the
election of Lieut. Governor Rober. L. Montague Prcs
dent in place Of Mr.. Jsnney, resigned. Waiinsn 7.
Wiley, of Monongalia, unanimously expelled for
disloyalty to tho State Mr.. Mallory, Of Brunswick,
cfered resolution tbs. the Convention adjourn sine
die next Thursday. As substitute for this, Mr. Scott
of Fauquier offered resolution declaring it sIpedent
that the Convention shall consider and submit. to the
people, amendments to the Constitution Of the State
Some debate susued when the substitute was adopted
by vote Of yeas IS, nays 20. The Convention then
adjourned.
the following members have not yet appeared in their
seats several Of them being detained BY their duties in
the army:
Messrs Amber, Boggess, Borst, Boyd Bruce, Ca5el,
Campbell Carter Cecil, Chapman, Clemens, Coan, Gus
It's, Early, Echos Gillespie, Grant, Hall, Hammond,
Hoge, Holcombe, Holiday, Hull, lsbe, lawson, Lewis
MArseu, McComss Nelson, orick, Osborn, Parks Of Kr
nawhs, Patrick, Pendleton, Richardson, Scott Of Pow.
hatan Slaughter, Staples Thornton, Wilson and Wise
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
HEAVY BANK ROBBERY IN CONNECTICUT
EIkTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TAKEN

The Wins:cd Bank, at West Wins.ed Connecticut was
robbed bstzeen Sturdy evening, Novembefs Q, and
Monday morning. November II, Of soue ffsy thousand
dollars Of which eight thousand in specie eud the
IA .aee mostly in oils Of their bank with three
Treasury uotes-one Of 800 snd go OF $50 each The
building probably entered by stare on the outside
communicating with lawyers ofise directly oysc the
b,uk vault The floor taken up, and The vault which
wss OF heavy N, sonry, covered with massive stone
lab, entered by splitting the stone and removing It.
Alter the mousy Ess taken the pieces of slab re-
placed and the flooring screwed down, leaving scarcely
trace upon the outside Of the work accomplished by
The burglars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
rhs snemr ,r4 uor eneamped on the old wilson creek

The enemy are nov encamped on the Old lson creek
battle ground. g.
General Fremont is prepared to leave for st. Louis
and will 20 as coon as. General Pope arrives who mas
been sent forward, and will take command till General
Hunter gets here.
battle will undoubtedly occur ere long. Our troops
viii meet the enemy firmly but they are disheartencd
aud have lost their enthusiasm.
The body guard who could not have been induced 20
remain and who will now dishaud-as the terms oil the,
enlistment psrmi,--accompsDy General Fremont, and
also his entire stat, including General Ashboth Com
.mander OF the First Division.
General Fremont will permit no demonstration from
The troops on bis departure.
DEPARTURE OF FREMONT FOR 81. LOUIS.
SrRIerIKID, Nov. s--Goneral Fremont and Staff len
for st. Louis this morning. He is accompanied by bis
body guard, and will reach st. Lsuis on wednesday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
g,om Hontr.ai.-Dr. Woods, rhos. Dawson, Nj. Rob

From 1ontr.ai.--Dr. Woods, Thos. Dawson, Mr. Rob
inson, W. G. Idlsr
Ft,n Kin0stoa.-Captaiu Bayley.
From Toroaio.-E j. Smith, O. Jarvis, Eghty-ssv-
enth regiments Mr. Price, Miss 4. Price, Mas Allan, Cap
lain Lanerte and lady, ?. Pelham, John Smith.
From HejailtoR-Sir A. MoNSb and lady, and man
servant, AID ninety eight storage passengers.
The third officer Of the steamship North Btton has ar
rived at Father Point 10 schooner He reports thst
the North Brton struck Paraquet Island at one o'clock
on the morning of the oh IL was then blowing gale
She was totally wrecked but no lives were lost.
Tire MESSENGERS and crew we're landed at Port hipgan
One boat with seven hands, had not been heard from
Stree Il left the ship.
A M With hfty>one cabin and ninety-eight steerage
Messengers for Liverpool Saturday and Saturday night
we're the times OF the heavy storm:
The following is the statement Of Mr. Brownthe third
officer. ,
Weather IS very thick. Tne ship continued striking
hard on tho reef Tuesday mis- ht aud al Wednesday,
aud Il was expesd she would 20 to pieces every mo-
meut boU with crew. broke away from the wreck
be1re il was loaded and could be brought back nj
tuesday morning aher daylight, when al the passengers
were taken of without accident and transferred TO two
sehoons1s which laudd them at Port hrgan and ie"
AZ houses about niue miles below. At Port hingan the
passengers al houaedin stoTehou-e, having Anew DIAN
ke.s which were got from tho wreck, 70 ee'P uPln-
The s,or rooms were all under water, causing SCARE y
{ provisions The lower c,bin was AZ srokep up and
most Of the baggage lost OILY aisw OF he +naIn e'
,erc saved and taosa were perfectly saiuraed. Whei
he tchoontr with the third ocsr lef for f'ther Pom
the oher schooner cnising of the west cad OF As
coat, to the steamship ArgoSixon. which saie'
/ rom Montreal on Saturday last for Liverpool.
Ths Ncrth Brson ives built at Dumba' ton, scetiane
1sbS and commenced running 10 Portland, Me-, IN NO
ysuher Of the same year. she propeller OF 2o'
Lions burden and bad two direct acting engines OF 1C
7srse power Her bull Wss divided into six water ugh
comusrtments which probably was the means oil sa'int
| the lives OF many on board Oh her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
RANERUPr LAW 'CALLED FOR.

meeting of some of our most prominent merchants
was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel las! evening Tor the
purpose of taking measures for the drawing up oil
general bankrupt BILL and its presentation to Congress
Il the rext meeting Of tia, body, The meeting was
entirely mercantile one Royal Phelps occupying the
chair Speeches we're delivered by the chairman, Mr.
Opdike. Mr.. NcCurdy, and Mr.. J. A. Blown. On mo-
ion of Mr. Lambert committee Of eleven was appoint.
3D. to whom was entrusted the duty of procuring le-
gal aid in drafting bill to carry out the wishes and
Obi scts Of the meeting.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
From TIE Baitn-rs American, Of the Tth
TIE RESOvAL OF GENERAL FIRE aONE-EXCITE.
MENP AMONG THE TRO0PS-FRsNoNTs


FAREWELL ADDRESS TO TIE ARMY.
sPnSGrIELD No Nov. Yesterday small bodies of
tn, entmy came Thin twelve miles fus, and news
rsciyed of the approach Ct their advance 500 strong
Preparations made to 60 and attack hem when
General Fremont received al unconditional order from
Washington, relieving Rim at oIes from bis command
SiuGltaseOu,ly came the newspapers announcing toe
fact
The intelligence spread ike w5fire through the camps
and created ndescrbabla indignation and excitement
Great nGmoes OF Ulcers ,guihed their intention 10
resign once and many companies laid down their arms
declaring they would fight under one but Gen. Ere
mont
General Fremont spent much Of the time expostuating
With the officers and men, urging them BY their patriot
is and their personal regard dim not TO abandon their
posts lie also issued the following farewell order TO
the trUOps:
HEADQUARTERS WEsrEsN DEPARTMENT
SPRINGFIELD, No., Nov. 2, 1861.
Soldiers of the M,sissipPi Army:
Agreesbly 10 orders received this day. take leave Of
Won. Although our army has been Of sudden growth,
we have grown sp together and have become familiar
With the brave and generous spirits which bring
the defence of Your county, and which makes me
ticpste for you brilliant career Continue as you have
begun and give 10 my successor the same cordial aud
enthusiastic support with which you have encouraged
Emulate the splendid example which you have already
before you, and let me remain as sm proud of the
noble army which have thus far labored to bring to-
gether.
sodiers, regret toleave you. Most sincerely thank
you for the regard and confidence you have invariably
SHOWN me. deeply regret that / shall not have the
honor TO lead you the victory which you just about
10 VIM but shall claim the right share with you in
Joy Of every triumph and trust always to be per-
sonally remembered by my companions in arms.
JoHx c. FRKNoEr, Msjor sieneral.
The feslog ran intensely high during the whole Of last
evening" and there q meeting almost everywhere.
TIE various bands sereuAded tho General, and when
ever be appeared he was greeted with cheers. @
Although notifying General Hunter, his order d.
rected he had no longer command the troops he
spent several hours in making personal examination Of
the groutdJ about the city to be prepared for battle
and in &C sordsnce with written reques. from all the
Brgadier Generals here he remained through the night
70 lead the army in case Of attack.
All the troops ep. on their arms. Many officers re-
NAMED up al night and an attack hourly expectsd
but nothing more occurred t0sn than the firing On our
pieke.s on two different roads.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
NOTICE

TEyAN YARD F02 SALE OR LSAsB-The undersigued has
IL Tannery which he wishes sell yeas
The Rak sheds shop building and BARK MIL pretty good
sta repair TheVas &c will qare good deal Of repair
This yard situated towa OF Blchannoo Boteout o.
virginia mmeda ely on the road and within $50 yards
OF the James River has constant AID ample upply spring
Viii freIes In the deaf Weather Bark can be
had asnrdsuce For further Information apply TO the subseT
AZ BuehAUnon, Boteiout county Va, VIM W. Boz
Yrginis Conversion, G,ch1ond
Address a. BOYD, Patton burg, BOts,Ourt county Va
nol5--lm a.H. AhDREW L. BOYD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
rEpkR AL REPORTS PROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 6-Runors rave gaiGed much curren.
cy here to-day that tue order for Fremo ITS removal
has been suspended for tho present. by Gen. Mcclellan,
with the Presidents sanction.
SPRNGyrELp Nov 4-Tbo latest intelligence from
the enemy wassby scout, who arrived this mornlng-
He reports the Legislature under the control Of Gov
Jackson is in session at Cassyie and that portion Of
the army remains there as guard. Wilson's Creek
battle ground Is held by 8 portion Of tho rebel army,
who are engaged in taTosipg up esrthworks and the
remainder Of tho force with the exception Of tho body
at Oassyls s within ten fifteen miles Of The creek,
some of them being at Curaa and others at Crsno Cr
and Dug Sprngs Four days ago Gen. AcCaloch issued
tan days rstions to his men, and informed them that they
would 6sh, before these ratons we're exhausted. No
Cuoch Is very ar rous for battle and his troops share
his en,husasm The whole force Of the Rtbsli Is said
to be so 600 bu. of these 10 900 600 not
in sh,i5g condition. ny opinion 10 that We shi meat
NOT far from 10 go in battle MANY OF them hney
armed and having ftem thirty to fifty pieces OF artillery
II is possible the battle may occur before this reaches
New York, and at best il cannot be much Delayed.
The families Of Union me1 in the vicinity OF Wilson's
Greek end beeg there, are coming n very npldly 10
eoape the whence OF ihp reoes With their spptoac rg
army. Yesterday tie pubs square was talf filed With
wagons coneilDg the household goods refugees
Csl Lovrjoy Hudson and Scherck have Just received
appointment on Hunters s.rG ..,..sst
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Nov 5-0a good authority, We iearn
that Gen. Wool has rendered his resignation.
Gen, Hsints elnan has declined huailg for stray
negroes.
The gcsnd lodge of MIsons, us rio. OF 0oIunbli to-
day resolved that Mason be dsloya to gov
erBment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18

s,,o, az MSico They have thus far found Rtiie SYM
I 80 neo,p nearly an flvOricg the cGuse Of the t2G-
raj cover mert. This ia aso 0 o'se Ia all OIL .Gs
Se.es throughout Mexico. The rebels however noiu
out eria PC ice and c TO make any k.n0 'i u'S'
tiss. and to aid them with money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
[From tie Memphis Appeal Of the lsAl
BATTLE OF BELhOSr-0FFIJIAL LIST OF CAS-
IJALTIE3

In another column We publish complete list-eKcept
that of the 18th Arkansas regiment published yesterday
of the casualties in killed. wounded aud missing Of he
Confederate forces the battle Of slmont We make
the following recapulaton, the total Of which, i will be
seem appro1mates very nearly our estimate published the
.xarro. Ia hntt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
L Polk,
Mi. Gen. Commanding.
REPLY or PRESIDENT DAVIS.
RICHMOND, Nov. 8, 1851.

To Msjor.General Poke
Your telegraph received. Accept for yourself and
the officers and men,, under your command my sincere
,hsoks for the glorou, contribution you have just made
to cur common csuse. Oar countrymen mut long re.
member gratefully to read the activity aud skill courage
an5deyoiien Of the army at Belmont.
[Sgned.l Jrrs DAsIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
BALrIM 7RE, Nov. IL, Is

Governor Hicks Is in town, aad will call an early SEES
sion of the new Legislature An army OF ten thousand
Nsrylanders will beorganzs ED under authority OF the
ate and other preparations msds in the shape OF ar
ery cayafy aud Infantry to place Mary land in coa6i-
ion to repsl foes either within her border or beyond
IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
ExxCuroR,s NOTICE.

L. hav ns claims sgsr the estaie Of MIA sarah
"A uttAe dss:ssed are rtgited 70 rresen hem 70 ne
suseber for pc, uen aud 70 he eaie ere
- = : = - 49, GRa 4 cRCTrHrutD,
npis-esw yyteusor efssrah oruthtsld, DECD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS lsr Dry. WESTERN DEPARTMENT,

CoLUNsui, Ky., Nov 7; 1851.
To General adquarters-Through Gen. A. s. Johr.
stoD:
TIL enemy came down on the opposite side of the
river Belmont to-day, sbou. 500 strong landed
der cover Of guuboats, attacked Col Tappass camp
sent over three regiments under Gen. Pillow It's relief
,hen ~ intervals three Others then Gen. Cheathtm.
then took over two othe,s IN person TO supper. a
flank movement, which had directed Il was hard
fought battle lasting from 1880 A. n :, P. n They
took Bel Ihoovers battery, four pieofs Of which
captured, The eHemy wrre thoroughly routed. We
pursued hem 70 ,beT boats sewn nils then dove
heir boats before The read was s'se=n uih heir
lead aud wounded, guns, ammunition and equipments.
Dr loss considerable; theirs tewy.
Signed L PoLg
hsi Gen. Commanding.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
Ra,,,, on sandy River, Ky.

The Baltimore papers Of the ls;h contain aming dis
patches of Federal victory at Piksvle They report
400 killed, and 1000 wounded Or taken prisoners on the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
NEWS FROM MARYLAND.

coSv KING OF THE NARYLASD LEdisLAruRs-
TRIO Ss TO RE RAISED PoR TIRE DKTESoS OF TIE
srATk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
WRECK OF TIE STEAMSHIP NORTH BRIToN.
No LIyEs Losr-AREIvAL on BOATS CREW AT TARrHs

10 LIFE7 EVsF-ANHIFAI OF s0ALs OEh" At I4AIINA
POINT.
We received intelligence yesterday from Montreal Of
the ,-s oil the steamship North Briton Captain Grange
belonging 10 the Montreal Steamship Company's line
TIE American brig j. G. Deshler, Capt Mann, from
Liverpool Eag. for Cleveland. Ohio. passed Farther
Point AZ eleven A. n Sunday last, signalled for
plot, ard sent the following message ashore =
Nov. 7,-Pieks d I'D the North Bri.ons boat No. 2.
With seventeen OF Tia crew aud passenger aboard
tn North B-ion is ashore on Mi0gan Islands.
TIE North B,iton sSlsd from Montreal % the 2dinst
ar4 on the morning Of the h. at o'clock, she struck
On Paraque, Island during gae the weather being very
thick a. he time.
The following is list of the passengers board Of
her At the tine of her departure
From Q,s.Jse Hon. P n. Vsnkough1es and lady,
hor FIELDING SiItieih rifles and lady; Felix Morgan,
bds End enid Felix Briard, Ralph Jones, u. Coue,
JOIN Strickland, A. w. Duncan, Frederick Clark, ".
l. Caryil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
r,,,,NrIAL AID COMMERCIAL.

Nxw YoRY, hoSDAY, Nov, ll-e r n.
od,vs bank statement compares as follows with mat
OF last week.
Ir--E .,s:,g. Loans. Specie. erection. Deposits
Nv SI4409l go n,27l, $50 ssh 946 ll7,eSS,629
Nov p l4G 627, $50 Al 2lS,s9s s,94sS97 llS4ZS $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
yRoa rHE LOWER POTOMAC.

wAsHTSGroS, Nov. 10 --The steamer Cour de Lion,
has returned tie Navy Yard from the flo lila and
ports sfrs down the Potomac as unchanged. The Re.
bel steamer George Page still bsrbors in Qasntico Greek,
aud may be saen from Budd's Ferry Three schoonsrs
ran the blockade in open day yesterday. They came
above the Confederate batteries about eleven O'Clock in
the morning, when the Rebels epebed their FIRE upon
tAem They sailed slowly up the Swash cLannsl by the
Maryland shore, aud although forty three rodnds
fled anthem they ali three escaped un,ouched-
Most Of the shell fred srpireny from raei guns
and struck on the MARYLAND shore. ---l4 es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18

y "a. % Z Sst-- "a n 4 4. 81 I'll stsl.1 ~
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PROM WASHINGTON.
tbs NAVAL kXPEDITIGA.

WASHINGTON, Nov l2.-The indications are that q
Administration win act With promptness in naintsinn
whatever successes the Naval Expedition may have a
ready seheyed 10 the uegbborhood of Beaufort. As
the commencement Of The preparations stu'ied sienc
was observed in official quarter ~ new there is app
renty no disposition to speak o! present or prosps1t'
NOV, ments In that connection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
STILL LATER.
? From the Baltimore Amsrieass Of the 1874
LATER FROM KENTUCKY.

LATER FROA hkNIoOhi'
Paris, Ky, Nov II The rebels under Gen William
at P.keyile have been defeated, alter two days hgh
ing, by Gen. Nelson.
-Four bundled Rebels were killed and one thousan
made prisoners. 8.
Colonel L. Moore attacked the Rebels in the rear wit
8 800 men, Colonel Harris, of the Ohio Second Reg
uent, made an attack in front wi 600 men.
Harris fen b4ck, ard Colone, Moore pressed foruar
uu il the ensuy Wer- brought into tho mds OF Gsrer
Eil.ous.b issd' when cur 'orcs pre- sed me enemy
all stes, k Hes 400 aud tAkirg 600 prisoiers.
The balance re scatter, in all directions. The Fe
eral LOSE was comparatively small
LEIIsGros, KY, Nov. ia courier from Gener
Nelson's brigade with dispatches for Gen. Thomss,
ports that the fight at Pikevie lasted two dsys, al
hat the Rebels lost four hundred killed asd one tho
sand wounded.
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