The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

THE one on the Water Nltch tn, v certainly
do not exceed ~ Founders.
Dir. Bradbury was treated with the greatest
com .esy, more as II guest than p.Ison.r,
and was allowed 10 leave alter tle Rich
mond AID Nincennes got OF the bar. The I.
>. clipper snip Slgifeing .tl. is aground on The
outer,nost east mud turrp rs OF the ). w Puss
The enemys nc, cunt OF Tue b tile OF Santa
hoSa IS That our force made Il very bold ana
brilliant attack, but was reruise with great
loss, boat having got a-rould on the re-
c"iviHg Of our troops. a,ch Wis fred Oh
from the beach win great Effect They ac-
knowledge III t Billy wilson r,tu in his Shirt,
ans, thai another regiment between him sad
me i"rt did 5Ae ti&huug.
j. X. urSCaS.
Co}onei C-mIuAndins.
HAsAss. Or "YrkrLs"
The Memphis tCern.) .trrtdHt5e gives TIE
following eles~ripti I'll Ia. vessel which run
inJo the NlncenHys 1T thu passes near New
Orle ,.s:
The Turtle" ii is saiG, did ali the execu-
sioh, ano HAS proven a eon pieta success. Acs,
OF car Feeders are icq G.Iuted with her p-,u
har construction, 2ut az tne e.4en4s has
and ttit Eet, tEefc Is 40 improperly Iii ttt-
srEiDIus her. sac enc.tseu win lru..
ia lncn Tuck, ANA IS she'd and suot proof.
Her constitute clon l. > strot.l, t-iiu =, Ir.ne-
.ritai. Ia front, ~ cr.i teet Under ygl.er,
PROJECTING from iler tow, IL Il ,u;tctl4e ike Il
So tle Inat ours.s auy >i,lnS "wl,;e Upeu' tuat
III COMES IL contact Win. ia Iiie water, tiie
Turtle looks ike the ulii II Il steutJ boat,
ootIoH SIDE ny. Oh OWL Shape trpl.i I.l.
water line up, every bail or she'll WouiG
glance harm.,ssiy of. 1t Las BAL one ala.-
tur., ;tnd that co Cc.iS 4 jeli-luch iivWitZ-T
III l.oAt. Nl4en ~ Range, this, nhteA il Jlesi
:drse enough iur the LliazI.e OF tine Eul., ID
OpeEeu a..u tsit lCHlIXtr discharged. IAc
rccUIt - suinCI+ut to perinit Tue - tiOUr'' 81
- hAtch' to til, Which II does OF Its OWN
weight, and presents Lie sane ilnpertiuus-
t. snot and els-ii as Tie ItIi;,I der uI Iii
s.r,.irs tbs TACT hat IL Uniy Hctvss-.r, T.,
- turn i,er loose 10 demoiiau TIE Wlcie o.
Lincoln = Raw,
WELL DONE kPPoNATTox.
The Lynchbury Republican, nas the follow
ing:
The people OF the county OF Appomattoz
have MADE ample provision - ciUthe then
volunteers comfortably Lnis winter. Tie
Work was arportioned among TIE people a.
the aiftef5ot mag isterI.,l districts, ana the,
already have more than ciotA enough Teauy
tor tEeir live hundred Inen now lis lne neiu.
Aireauy, 100, have they htd KAT more than i
suuicie"Cy ol good SUBSTANTIAL yarn Seeks IoI
each man. rs USUAL, III All goes! works, the
ladies or the county were foremost III tAls 10
bic uAder taking. " TO wouiu not fight - TIE
death ter sucn sisters and mothers, ami sweet
hearts rs ti.ese?
STRANGE vfsfrcRs.
The Raleigh IN. c. Standard, Of Monday
last. says:
at is ssid several persons aaw, on Sunday
morning lasr, about O'Clock, 4 large balloon
posing over Raleigh. at 3 Tnoder.La speed,
towards the South. Il is desert bed as heiu z
veal lighted up, not very high, with 0ass,
etc and with ~ least four persons in it T.
~ also ranoTted that smother Vas ss-3 on BIOL
q - morning OF sunday night"
The L g.s:ty says three balloons passed over
Raleigh; one III the morning and two IN The
evening.
ANOTHER sKIRNIsU ANp e0syIrESr VICTORY. &.
The Memphis -traloRcts, of the 18th, says
We learn from the Off. ers Of the steamer
Louis Dor, which arrived here last night
from toinm bus, that fight occurred last
Tuesday bout ten miles below Bird Poin /,
between a Icrce Of opt. Mon tgOm-ry's com
mand, NUN berirg thirty i've men, and fifty
OF the enemy. one Of our men " : wounded
in thu arm, which rendered amputa1iOu re
crssary, and four horses were lost on our side
one OF The entIny was killed, and severa!
wounded, and tRry iost- eight hcrsns. It Is
said th:t The Eeoerals fought like mad tigers.
ADVANCE on coTroS.
The s,e1haaics' Saving aud Loan A.,ocia
ton, of Savannah, CIT, has given notice Illa
il VIII advance tSe cents pOuBd uron Get
ton II baias averaging miGiling gu 7Iity de-
iytycd in & brick warehouse in Macon Oh
Ciriisin tire cotton there o remain until III,
birck16e Is removed, so that ii can be fairly
gold. For this advance, in tsrfst q t : per cenU
will b. charged !; also i commission of q per
cent, vi IN wareh ouse expens- aud insHr n ce
II is also said that other b1uks in that State
will go into the same arrangement. If SO 2
Material relief Will be afforded the planters.
RAILROAD coLLIsoN.
Tho Hickman Courier, Of the 18th, says:
I'VE iearn thai au unfortunate collision oc-
CURED the Mobile md OHIO Railroad IL st
evening. By which two men Were killed an q
several badly wounded. Neither the coudUc
hay hair
since the occurrence, and : is supposed they
did the deed on purpose, 10 prevent move
men Of troops from co;unbus. =" No infor-
nation of an occurrence of the kind has com.
to our knowledge from any other source.
AFFAIRS on THE COAST.
The Raleigh Y. c. Standard says:
a report is in town, which = tbo ght TO bs
well founded, thai III" Yankees have Effected
q landing at Swans borough, or at Ceda,
Point, near tntt place. 1t is only about II
miles from Cedar Point To the Atlanti Rail
read Bridge over Nswport river and IL ia
supposed the Yankees were aiming 70 get pos.
session of the bridge We have no doub,
they will be promptly met ana driven 70 tnei,
ships.
YANKEE pRfs0SERs.
The Stanton Spe,tator Of Friday, says:
On Thursday last. twenty four prisoner:
from the West arTiy IA here by the railroad
and dfteen from Hardy county--the latter be.
ing Union men of this State. We UNDERSTAND
In I some OF these latter had been in IN,
Federal army and bad been allowed 10 ~
home To seed their grain Fer time "a
>st. they will be Supported BY the Coined.
crate States.
SENTIMENT IN KENT 'csY.
The Hickman (ky) Courier, of the 18th in
slant, says;
II Thousands OF kentnckians are now read,
with their InUskets to atone for, ard redeem
the State. The South has 80 eco III a iorigy n
the State, al when the question is fairly Du
to the people, they will join tneiI sisters O.
the South"
CohxRsDABLK.
The ksieigh Register says that Ag,utant
General Mart'n, of North Carolina, has civ,
en- notice that the Legislature having authu.
TtZed him To do so, he Is prepared To tty I,
the wives and children Of The officers ant
men belonging to the volunteer forces. of tina
State, captured III Hifteras half the nay the,
would have received If they had not been cap.
tured
DEATH OF Cor. GEo. Bowgg-A correspon.
dent Of the Raleigh Standard gives the follow
ng particulars Of the death of Mr.. Bower:
He started TO Raleigh on Monday last, ths
7th, and reached the Yadkin river near
Wiikesborough, about dark; he attem p;ed e
ford II, and the water being higher than h.
expected, MS carriage and horses were washed
down the stream AMI he was drowned Dill
gent search WAS made for his body until the
morning OF the 10Th. when IL was found sbou
nile below where he Was drowned. lie was
seventy four years OF u-e. He VIA one OF ouI
most emerge tic, indus trfouS and useftsl eiii-
z-ns. He was mem Der of the church, and
maintained as such consistent aud upright