The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18


DAY
The man stated that he was NOT dasarter
from the rebels, for hs would not Join tn I'm,
n.ihg Il 'Lion man in heart and principle.
~ seemed 10 be very intelligent. and hi
only ot1eCt iu making the visit was to com-
'nnnicate with the Union troops in regard 10
tn" success Of the naval expedition
lie remained ia tha place until the sSl,auid-
ing left.
TIM NEWS Br WAY or PHILADELPHIA.
= PHILADELPHIA, November IL, 1861 Some
what exaggerated, or rather sensation
81 statements have been received here
from Fortress Monroe. that two fishing
srnacks took refuge under the guns of th..
umhertand. The cartai ms were Baltimore
ans lt@y reported th+t they had been fish-
Ing in James river, suppyinE the rebel troops
Wnen they left the report was current that
charleston had been attacked. They state
that on Friday last several rebel regiments
were sent south from the James and YORK
MYERS The embarkation took place in great
naste Inc shores of the James river Were
almost deserted
TIE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHfsGToS, November II. 1851. NO in
formation from the naval expedition ha.
re1chei W WNninztJa to-day, except what
was forwarded from Fortress Monroe, via
Baltimore
The expected dispatch boat that ha. been
hourly looked for 1T Annapolis nas not yet
arrived.
A all the news received ap to thia time
comes through rebel sources exclusively, tnt
doVeTnnent is satisied that the result j. even
more tITOTa Gle 10 tGe Union forces than Eas
been 1eriErseu ted.
Il - rGpposed .hat .ut report OF GeneraI
fs,e man Is kept BACK until i;e sf III DC abie
announce the eAtlre eDmpietion of All that
lie o4te. prise WIS ia te4lded - accomplish.
FAc& FosrREss AoSsor-FUE late GALE AND
s6E - zDI1IoS -rAI& OF ANOTHER EXFeDI
T-oS AEiHa IIrIED oC..
From tue New Eork I'i7res's Fortress Mon
-" correspondence, dated November ), W.
clip tne following eXtracte:
/ here are rulnorS afloat that ,other expe-
Gtton VIII soon congTegate in the Roads II
th!s Is the fact, VIII venture the hope hat
Whti7 loading ut New YoTs, the aInnUni tion
viii not he placed in the hold OF th, d.la pes:
vessel, 50 that IL will take four DAYS at the
shortest To get ut 1t, while the guns silni-
larry stored Oh another vessel that the IL edi-
cai stores "ilt not bc placed alorg side ct the
am nulunItion. and that delay CT zen day>
here for resuppiy Of both witt take place
thus imposing on Gen Wool and the heads OF
different departments OF tis command, quits
as II uch labor ana anxiety As though Tue,
were originally entrusted with the fIttins oui
OF the expedition; and all this, too. with no,
- much : Il single line OF lnstruC ion from
washing on, or the sli i-htest nc tificztIc Of
nCiall., OF even tne eAis ience CT The txpe0l-
ton. LET us have no more foundtlng.
il the slr.'c OF one Week nearly, or quits,
one hundred g cor tr han,ls' have re FgDrte.i
themselves to tins department, ana rrc-IyoG
employment on the terms lately prOmulgatru
b. Gen. - col. These terms are SlO Il month
20 each Lab Ter; = in casa, his rauuns his
CLONES at the lowest rates, the residue 70 ct
tut q against which the maint3inancG OF
women, children, pId thos- who canEot
labor, ie 10 be charged. Al the rae the ranHs
Of tbs leon bands have increased uf late
the whole number bids fair Ia he very large.
As Yet, hoWefer, en- ploy yment has beei. founi
for them all. The lAtes: comers nre ii4e fel
lows, and with scarcely an exception would
command nigh price in any Save market
! h- rtoson assigned for running away by
those who have come In such mum bers OF lat,
- that their owners we're intending to sell
them. They bring information tn large
numbers viii make their ssrape to tlle fur
.Cess As soon rs possible. The IH5t hundred
cnme IN three parties, ana We're from con
siderable distances, on the RuIrahannotA
1t is understood that the late GALE WAS 50
destructive at II ,tteras ts.at me baudoument
~ the POSITION, exc. pt by = Eun-bOat or w ),
Is ssll"uSly contemplatea. The fguits oI tn
lint *fheYtu"Ht OF taxing H9'ierHs hay
been worse tnan sG1arGeItG. To abaGGon
low tie | nion men OF North Carolina, who,
accepting the protection We offered them,
lDyIuHy gave in their allegiance 10 the
Union, would be a cruelty and 4 piece OF
barbarous injustice. \ little yigor would
even now ria Pamlico Sound OF the ryari
ste.Tne!s, aud tnel, vith gun boats il the
Sound, Uur camp I43 ut "a moved from Fort
Hatteras to the lighthouse. IL may be
little easier 10 back out lh4n to 90 ane3d
therefore, since one or the otil-r mUst be done,
back VIII prObd bly, be the policy.
ARRIVAL OF CosTRABAHDs ERos r4iTHTIFLp-
pEtTH oFCoL. RIEER.
The New York Ho~aI,Ps Fortress Monroe
correspondence. c: November +, says
1Wenty-nine coutrabands, consisting Of
TWEEN -fJur mem one woman. aud four chill
6reu, have lueI been brought down from
Newport News, whittier they had come from
s>mitntie!d. Trey report nam berless rebel
.r and rh.,f h,.1
have had plenty 10 eat but their stories are
not reliable.
The death OF Lieut.. Col. Elder, eff the 10th
regiment new York volunteers, {CcI. job Il
Z. BendiX.j has east giooIa over the MEM
bers OF thar organization, inasm uch as that
officer had been very energetic and always
working for the advancement OF his com
Inand