, 1861-10-10

IN. T. TIfbuues UspAtch.1
WAsH1aH1oH. -Oet. .8.-The report ofa large
rebel forco dispatched from the army Of tie
Potomac westward Is unfou1ded.
Detschments from the Sickles Brigade,
which have been securing lower Maryland,
report the dominant sentiment as violently
1ebe1lious. Not more than three Union tiags
we're seen.
Gen. scott's order, issued ten days ago for
the release Of Col. Blair, is not jet carried into
st. Louis.
C. ". Cole, typefounder, formerly Of
Brooklyn, lately Of Richmond, left the latter
city two weeks since under JEFF. Dayls's Pro.
clamation orderiug of foreigners, and has a1-
rived here. He left 1000 troops IN Richmond,
forts. p Hospitals were full. OF Florida
Regiment, LOO strong, only $50 answered at
1o1 call. There are regulsl mails to and from
Baltimore, New York, and other places North.
500 lbs. Of agate type had Just arrived from the
North and passed as stereotype platG4 from
tyr, native Of Connecticut, and reesntly a
Northerners, were engaged In altering for
Erndrsd muskets = week and manufacturing z
sewing 1machinea. A number OF internal ma-
chiEes had been placed On the JAMES River.
There is a company manufacturing them in
Richmond.
[Herald.s Dispatch.}
Doctors Homiston and S1Rlm, Of the l4th
Brooklyn regiment, who We're taken Erisoa-
crs at Bull Run, arrived here this e7eaiag via
Fort Monroe, FROM Richmond They were
released On parole, and came with The 81
Wounded prisoners. They give q most d.
ploreble account CT the condition Of oGr
Founded and the manner they have been
count, opr prisoners have suffered the tor
ments Of the damned, and the wonder is that
any Ct them are alive.
fsicow appears thAs the 81 wounded, whora
they released, were casea the rebel doctors
could Eot cure, therefore they were permitted
to return home.
The rebel sGcyernment lad learned soma
Il:ig regarding tbs probable expeditions
South, GHd that It has produced th1 greatest
t1eiteMcnt throughout the Gulf and Cotton
States. 1t was believed that vast numbers OF
tha troops now in Virginia w.uld be called IL
tIc respective States wAere tLessa.t.cIs werS
aFprEEeEded.
l. There was great scarcity Of provisions, ana
also Of medicines. Our wounded frequently
h1G tC,gn without, in 1nany critical cases Tea
3ctGe N1Q Edgar Tr1e almost impo5aible to
Frocu1e tor lore OF money.
Ihe question nf j successor to Jad. D1Yie
fasttelHg sgitsted a. ti,e South, and tho gee
De agiec.es ::seon. The feeble state Of Dsri=
t-.AasA " ~ w u a1 aA NJ AlLG4t RtIi
| L lie eTent, ho1ere7, OF a plrm:nent res.or2
| t.o1, it is tie iLtenti-n Ct the rebel Govern
| ment to make him Lieutenant-Ge General
The hesyy rsi2s fo- the 1.s. q hours hay;
| sWoIen the river to such an extent as to pre-
| c:uee its la.Eage by the rebel forces. It ca1
row be crossed only by the bridges, all 0
| which are in the possession Of our army.
The official record Of charges against Ere
mont have not yet reached headquarters, ant
tie case remains in Ss4fHruo
On Saturday last, BY order ct Commodore
Craven, Lieut. Cash, U. 8. N, with de:ach
| mett Of ten me1, accompanied BY two detect
| i've officers, proceeded to st. Mary:s River o1
| The Jacob Bell, sgd on Sunday arrested Joh1
| Thomas TraTa1ee, Of St. Marg's County, VII,
Has charged Rith aiding the transportation O
| men and provisions from the secessionists O
| Maryland to the rsbele in Virginia While OF
I The expedition, / landing Was made At Grea
Mills, II miie5 from PinaJ Po.at and Is from
| L=cDardto~n, q rendezvous Of the ST. Mary
| county Of rebels. The mails we're .cizcd as vel
| IS the mails just arrived from Baltimore. In,
| Postmaster s1sted that there Wat g :,unnsr Q
1tt:ers IN the mail from Virginia. The part,
| aE1iEed hers tonight, coming up the rive
this morning. NJ siEns Of .ebels in camp .
| OF batteries Werc d;sccruab1e st Matnsa
Pcirt. at Transport, ct the mouth Of III
| QnsEtlce. camp fires Of the rebels were see1
] three miles aleng shore.