New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
Dispersion of Rebels in Accomas.
CALL FOR NEGRO LABOR BY THE REBELS,
GREAT SCARCITY OF soLDIERa
REBEL ATTACK ON OUR PICKETS.
a CHALLENGE AND A RUN.


DISPATCHES from Gen. Dix state that tho
rebels in Accomac have dispersed. Gen. Dirs
proclamation went in on the previous day.
They may rally in Northampton, but 1t viii DO
useless.
| Union men from Accomac were buying
national flags in Maryland to hoist as soon az
our troops entered the County.
TIE PURCHASE OF ARMS.
The War Department will earnestly recon.
mend to the Governors of the several States 30
discontinue their agencies for the purchasAof
arms. Spectators passing between the Gov
eminent and these State agents put up prices.
and delay the armng Of the troops. Minimums
for the several descriptions Of arms will be o.
tablislel, and not q cent more will be paid.
/ Il il rumored tina. parties in New.York cana
( 70 grief to day, by instructions sent TO MAJ.
Iaoner rot to allow over $40 for Enfield ritles.
They had paid for their stock, $2l SO.
GRAND REVIEW.
The greatest review ever seen IN America
will take place near Bayley's Cross Roads on
"Wednesday next, at II o'clock. Several divi-
sions viii go through eyolutons together IN tbs
nrescnce OF the Commander.iB-Chief. Should
| the weather be unfayorablc it will be postponed
IN the first fair day. All persons desiring q
vitoes, the review will be permitted to cfoss
aud recross the Long Bridge without passes.
CHALLENGE AND A RUN.
This afternoon, while the brigade formerly
commanded By Gen. Keyes was being reviewed
/ nv Gems. Mcdowell and Wadsworth, at Falls
Chnrch, the pickets Of the 18th New-Yorkl
Regiment (Brooklyn), stationed about half
mile beyond Falls Church, on the dirt road
leading to Fairfax Courthouse, were attacked
By squad of Rebel cavalry. A stampede CO.
sued on the part of the pickets, and news be-
) ing communicated to Gen. Mcdowell, the IAN.
supported BY other regiments of the brigade.
we're Immediately dispatched on double quick
to the point Of attack. The enemy had fed.
One OF the 18th was wounded, and from the
tracks of blood left where the attack was
made, it is presumed that several Of the Rebel
cavalry were injured.
SOLDIERS FIT FOR DUTY.
The Surgeons of tie army Of the Potonss
we're, short time since, ordered to report to
headquarters the number of soldiers in their
respective regiments fit for field duty.
THE POPULAR LOAN.
Forty-eight millions Of the first 500, DOC, OOJ
loan have been issued, and the remainder will
be issued in day or two. Printers are az
work on the notes for tie second $4,000, 0O,
and ..cr issue viii commence in about 9
week.
THE TRENT LIABLE TO De OvERHAULED.
1t is not improbable that the steamer Trent
may be oyerhauled by two other American
war vessels before she reaches her destination.
ARREST FOR BURNING PROPERTY.
When Col Graham, 9th sickles Regiment,
made his reconnaissance OF Matthias Point,
some barns containing forage and houses occa.
MED BIZ Rebels, AID which had already been
riddIcd by shot from the fotila, were buraet
by his troops. The Colonel yesterday was or.
dered to report himself under arrest.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Lincoln, escorted by General SiclIes,
to-day visited the Arsenal.
SOLDIERS THANKSGIVING DINNER.
MAJOR Fay of Chelsea arrived this evening.
bringing q large invoice of roast Turkey, mnca
pie. and plum buildings for the Thanksgiving
dinner of the Chelsea company in the i9
Mass. Regiment.
BISHOP M'ILvAINE.
Bishop McIlvaine is in the city the guest Of
Secretary Chase. lie leaves for Europe By
the next steamer.
YANCEY DIsIEARTENED.
Yancey's public lettars from Europe are sti
boastfu but his private epistles tell the truth.
He is out of funds and out of sympathy, bus
" has hopes" He was anxiously expecting
Sldell.
THE IMPRISONMENT OF MASON AND sLIDELL.
The recommendation of THE TRIBUNE tAas
Sldell and Mason should be sent to the TonN
meets with general appreciation.
THE RETALIATION DRAFT.
Trustworthy reports from the South show
the fairness of the I" lottery" by which tho
victims were selected to suffer in retaliati@
for tho prvateersmen in our possession. lac
men consigned to felon's dungeon are all o.
the highest rank, including Coils. Corcorsn'
Lee and Cogswell, Capt. Ricketts, and Congress
man Ely.
THE BURIAL OF MIR. HUsoN.
Calvin Huson is known to be buried 10
cemetery near Richmond. II
The following appointments Of consuls nav
been made: Allen Francis. Springfield Id,
Victoria, yancouvers Island; Col. Max I
stein. 9th Pennsylvania, to Nuremeurs' ~