The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14
from our European flles and correspondence
are Of great interest.
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from our European flies and correspondence
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Baron Ceroit, the Prussian Minister, re-
turned to Washington last evening.
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A general order has been issued by General
| Mcclellan 10 prevent soldiers from riding In
| loaded wagons or In empty wagons, except by
| special permission to prevent knapsacks be :
| Ing thus carried, except in case OF sickness
| and then upon the written recommendation
OF me surgeon to prevent tent floors being
| mus transported; to allow no lumber to be
used Tor tent floors, except upon the recon-
mendation OF the Medical Director for hos
pftat purposes, and 10 prevent transfers
DRIVING iheir teams faster than q walk.
IMPORTANT rsok MIssousI-PaIca srILL NOV.
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| JsyvsssoE CIrr, Tuesday, Oct s.-Colonel
matthew's telegraphed to Gov. Gamble this
morning from Hermann, Mo-, that he has
oeen compelled TO surrender his camp, with
| three pieces of cannon, to . superior force
Of the rebels
The camp OF Col Matthews was twenty
miles from Hermann, and is said to have con-
tanned about 900 Home Guards. The rebels
| number some 1000. and their design Is TO burn
the Gsseonade bridge In that vicinity. Rein
fnrcements have been sent to Hermann and
the bridge. On hearing of the approach OF
palisades for its defence.
AT last accounts the army Of Gen Price
WIS on Grand river, in Henry county On
Wednesday last no was marching South
ward.
COL. MATHEWS Sor srRRESpKRRp
JsrfsKsox CITY, Oct. 9.-The surrender of a
Federal camp near Hermann, which was re-
ported this morning, proved not to have been
SO serious an affair as at first stated.
Col. Matthews sim ply abandoned his camp
on the approach Of the rebels, and retired to
Eastern, who wee taken on board a, Cork
Haroor, where the Great Eastern was still
.noored on the 18th
The Great Eastern underwent a reruI.r
inspection at Z ueerstow on the Odd and IL
is said to have demonstrated that the damage
she sustained is not nearly 50 great as WAS III
nEs, reported She goes to Milford to he re-
pared, and will as soon as completed resume
York.
The City of Washington's news has been
hit the detail. that we are able to Obtain
Hermann without loss OF any kind The
Three cannon, mentioned In a previous dis.
patch, belonged to the rebels
Col. Harding now telegraphs from Har
mann that he had no appreh ensiors OF an At
tack on that place, and that the Gascouade
and Osange bridges are well guarded. and Sc
cure against the rebels.
Tub POLAR EXPEDITION RRrUHSRo
hat1rAx, Wednesday, Oct. s.-Dr. Hayes, O.
the Polar Expedition, arrived here this morn
ing in the United States. The party ar. well
Two have died. viz: August Sontaz. the as
tronomer, and Gibson Caruthere
Or. Hoyes reached Smiths Straits on the
-oth or august last year but cou Id not pene-
trate the Strait with his vessel either last yeBr
or this. He wintered at Port EouIke. near
Alexander, and with dog and Ardgo reached
lat 81 deg IS May IS. this year
Aa&4Hsh OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT coL,rp.
ne WIKI THE REBELS.
Among the arrivals at Richmond last weak
we see chronicled that OF Sir James Fsrguson-
Z. a ~ tt.aaA ri,
ana II Is stated in connection with him thar
ne brings letters TO the President Of the Rebel
ConIederacy from Dudley Mann, one OF the
rebel Commissioners 10 Europe If this be
go, II is q notable instance Of the violation Of
neutrality, and deserves to have the attention
or The English Government c lied 10 it, ANY
SUBJECT OF Great Britain who would identity
htInself so tar with The rebel cause as 10 act
ss bearer Of dispatches between traitors at
home and traitors abroad can have no very
nice Sc nse OF honor or self respect, and as Sir
James must have passed through the North
eTn states to get TO Richmond. he has doubt
less givea the Jef. Davis oabal the benefit OF
his observations, aud earned in addition to
ms knight J title that OF spy. so that he may
De known hereafter IS Sir James Ferguson
Spy, III. Z. We wish him JOY of his new hon.
ors.-IHe1 Yors Herald.
MIscsLLASKors
This morning privates Pratt and Woodbury.,
two of the tifty-seven prisoners released from
richmond, arrived in this city, and passed 10
Three new laboratories On the site OF the on a
blown up are ne rly com pieted, al the Wash
ington Navy ard and foundations tor 8
Fourth have been laid.
The President has appointed John de le
Montagrie, OF New YORK, United States Con-
sui at Nantes, in France.
No official returns ara obtainable, but the
Impression is that She Peoples ticket has s.
majority in the Fhiiadelphia camps.
A rebel named Wedemeyer is raising reyi.
nent At Ozceoia for The purpose OF making Il
foray in to Kansas.
Union men from the nei1hborhood OF Lex
lnston deny that any session OF the Legisla.
.are was held there.
Efforts are being made TO organize compa-
MES OF Missouri Rangers to carry on T.. gueri,.
IL warfare af.Sr the style OF the rebels.
Gems. Sturgis and Lane are understood to
nave received orders to march from Kansas
City, and join Gen. Siegel at Sedaia.
Gen. Siegel sent out 3 detachment Of four
hundred men, on Sunday last, 10 cut OF Z
rebel supply traiE.
From Fortress Monroe.