The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

| HUDSON, MACON Co, Sept. FL have inst
nao intervlew with an Intelligent gentle
nn Va 81 Louis, who left Glasgow How
! atu eounts, yesterday. He informs me that he
.n .heie ,aar TN Greene, at the head of three
| thousahu I'VE hundred mounted men He CON
Nnseu win Greene, but learned nothing of
| ms Piahs or destination any further than
$500 ea an',eated ny his crossing the river with
from Glasgow
ne TOOK possession of the steamer Sunshine
"hieh was lying at Glasgow and used il I'm,
u"hoPorung his men and horses over the
tiNer. Oh board the Sunshine were some fonr
hundred stand OF arms, four or five Seceas sion
prisoners, and a Federal guard of fourtaen
men. Greene released the prisoners. and took
| the guard prisoners. The Sunshine xras
iieieh with bacon, sugar, &c, Sc The en- =
TIRE cargo fell into Greenes hands and went
into his eommissary department
am informed by the gentleman 10 whom
am indebted Tor the above, that Greene dis
| aNews al coune1ion with bridge. burniny aud
nftng INTO trains, and im pntes such diaboli 4
cal acts 20 persons not in his omnaud ana
not under his control
WASHINGTON Observation-Disclosures or FREMONT
AN ESTiRE LEGISLATURES ARRESTED.
WAsHiNGroN September 16 There are no
important movements on the other side of
the Iotomac, but military authorizes expect
important feats to be nude at different points
along the line.
1T Is understood that several of our army
officers are husily engaged in returning fnei
live slaves 10 their masters
mere are ruhorS this morning that Gene.
raj Fremont has resigned his command, and
that his action has been taken i n co,saonenca
OF the res friction placed upon his procllma
lion BY the letter of the President
Way or Berret, OF this city, proposes to re-
sign the Office of Mayoralty
The police are arresting Secession ,oe,, he ~
OF the Legislature rs fast az they reach Par;
more on their way to Frederick There viii
consequently beno quorum present tits pre-
Suihed mat all the Secession members Wi be
arrested. iherc are SUN fifteen of the House
and three OF the SenaIa 10 be arrested S4v-
traA Of These are said ~ have lied from the
State.
The President has appointed VIM. Nelson,
CT kentucky, Brigad.cr- General
Fourteen negroes, IN" property of the late
Com. Jones, made u impede from near
iewinSvi!lr, and cane into our lines Gen
smith sent them 70 Washington The ne
groes say they We're 10 have been sent South
SEIZURES AND ARRESTS AT SEW YORK
New York, Sept. lett is reported that
one OF the schooners lately captured at Hate
ras Inlet was from Boston, with a CARGO of
boots and shoes.
The light house on Body Island has been
blown up and abandoned BY the rebels.
The bark Charles Brewer, schoonerS Marv
F.. Hopkins, L II Russell, and Julia A. Rich.
were seized to-day.
Tie ElisWorth's Fire 2ouayes ore 10 h.
mustered out OF service. Their insubordina-
ton has rendered them unfit for service.
ARMS FOUND.
BALTIMORE, Sept. lG.--Three hundred nev,
mUSkets were found barred near the old thea
ire, supposed to have been concealed ~.
Kane ponce after The affair OF April 18th.
TEN THOUSAND TEXSEssEEAxs MARCHING OK pa
ntCAB.
CAIRO, Sept. Ia detective. from Cnju,p
bus, Ky, reports that on Friday last the
ReheiS, Numbering lo,ooo, under Gen. Johu-
sion, had marching orders. Their das;jua-
p1Gurah He AL
Incmpscn's FORCES NJ Belmont, Mo
lie crew of the steamer J ohn (Iault. seized
by the Cove nIuent a few days since at Pa
ducah, were released to-day.
4 force OF soc infantry, four pieces Of Cant
Iayior's light artillery, uHder commend Of
TOi. Ogiesby, made n reconnaissance baIOw
NorlolA, MlsSohr, Saturday, and saw 300
rebels, who He'd on the approach OF our
troops.
All quiet here and at Paducah.
BRlfIsH NFrTRALtTY-cURA AND THE "gEBrL"
FLAG.
WtsHISGTos, Sept, lin the course Of a
conversations brtween Lient. y. 10 Cum
nlneS. Of the ship Richmond AZ Port ROYAL.
with Capt. Morris, commanding the Brush
guard snip Oteps, the latter said
~ suppose YOU are in search Of priyateprs q.
Wea ordered 10 observe n strict neutrality.
and if the Sumter were to come IN Torn o1.roIy,
assistance you have. We can make no dit
ference
lie read an extract from a letter from the
Lord Commiasio ners OF lhe Admiralty
which says:
|'In the event of any vessel bearing The
nag OF the Confederate States, YOU are 10 Oh.
serve a strict neutrality
The flag is described, and the letter adds
that the number Of stars VIII be increa sed ia
case new States should be added to the Con-
federation.
The proclamation Of the Captain General
Of Cnba, recognizing the right of vessels
dying the rebel flag to enter that hort is
thought TO be ia reven e. for Efforts of our Con-
sui = t Havana to break down the slave trade
The Spanish Minister here knows nothing Of
II. At was probably issued upon the Captain
Generals own responsibility.
NORTHERN E1AGGERATIeHs OF MATTERS N VERT.
Efts vIsGIxGA.
Especial dispatch TO tte Cincinnati Gazette.l
CARSEFIX FERRY, Sept l4.-Lee resumed The
attack along our whole lines at Cheat Noun
tain yesterday. Alter Il long contest Rcy-
nolds fairly repulsed him, with consider BILE
rebel loss, and little or 30 loss on our side
owing to the fact that our troops fought be
hind entrenchneuts, The notorious Tohu A
Washington, late of Mount Vernon. and two
other rebel field officers were killed and left
on the field. Our Ioops brought them in .
when Washington body Was recognized by
an acquaintance Lee has mani1Cstly a large
force, bat he is alarmed lest hostncrauz
should come up III the rear.
Our scouts returned to-day from ten mi les
IA ii4cI tO"dfI 1ItNlsDGIE. fiOSu hHI
been telling that the Federal loss was ire
mendous-over Two hundred killed. first fire
while his own was almost nothing. H did
not eX plain why after winning such IL vie
tory, he Tttrea Ted.
WISE Is down southeast of Hawks Nest
letting Cox alone severely.
MeCoOk took several prisoners Yesterday,
in an armed reconnaissance across the river.
Most OF our wounded are doing very we'll.
[Second Dispatch.
here to-day for an interview with Gen. Re
SencranZ. he moved the main body Of his
army from Gauiey Bridge towards Lewis
burg. Wise and Floyd are both retreating as
fast as poss bic.
Gen. Schanck is at Grafton, pushing along
matters finely Tor active moyeme IS. SIEVE
raj regular o Ulcers are ordered To report i'm
mediately to headquarters. II the people of
Ohio wish 10 see the campaign in Western
Virginia still more successful, let them hurry
forward troops Immediately by thousands.
They can never be more serviceable than just
now.
[IRiyd Djspatch.l
ELKWATER, Va, September l6-The body of
Colonel John A. Washington was sent over
to the enemy yesterday under Il flag of truce.
While on its way IL was met by q simila dag
coming from the enemy for the purpose OF
obtaining information as To his condition.
On the 18th instant, q detachment OF three
hundred mvn from the Fourteenth lu-
diana and Twenty fourth and Twenty-tifth
cHic 4tsiLAtAiS, epCictd tiItt tennessee
regiments under General Anderson, on the
west side of Cheat Mountain, completely
routing them, killing eighty, aud obtaining
most OF their equipments.
The e1eIny made an advance Elkwater
on the same day, with a force supposed to be-
fifteen thousand, but were driven back by de
t.ichIaents from lnc Fifteenth Indiana and
Third and Sixth Ohio, and shells from
Lcomis's battery. They have retreate some
eight or ten miles. A strong force of Arkin-
sas, Tennessee, ana Virginia troops, also
threatened the east side of Cheat Mountain,
but have not yet had general engagement.
shall w. from Of I