The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28
Ta0N B4SaIY0T0N.
- IMfonIAYt RaooYxorssA.o,.

. rI"t.S iht~ ldfy H'to reached DraiuSviiIe
51out jan miles from Pro pecs ,IiIlI without
opposition. Dr1insNiita is within a hntt ar
recu mtiy. II Lcesburg.
or4iCi" @OYicSs EAos EcK3PE--Ioxp IYox.s
-. Ats.'"F- TO BRITISH CUssULs IL yEl
soCTHEEE srAIzs.
y a.HNarox, OCT. a1.--1hosa who IRE ef
lcteU With weak nerves VIII probably be re-
beNed bJ tl's facg which was ascertaiued AZ
tAe state bePdI inieHt yc4.er12y, that the
aaTic"s rece!FeJ by Jie mails of the Arabia
-. more "a II usually satisfactory but there is
great activity IN schemes for ine violation OF
TIE yice ~t4e and he Introduction of contra
0t}ld goods
LORD Ayous has addressed a brief circular
to iAcr Majesty -IUusuls IA lne Southern
- -..tvs, enclosing The following, as en- bodied
al tge official note CT Secretary Seward, viz:
Sc Ine law OF blockade, which does not permit
a vessel IL Is bIOCkaded port to take on board
cargo after the COMMENCEMENT Ct the block
T ale, wIll be- expected - be strictly observed
by al vessels biolkadeu BY the naval forces
OF the United States Lord Lyons instructs
these Cousuis 10 lake this Law Tor their guild
aUCe.
nFsyGCC}ioS or Taz POTOMAC 81 EEHELs--C4r-
1CIls oF Schooner LoADkb with hAY.
WAsHiH4T0y, Oct. l9.-ptraons attached to
ahe steam TUG 4.esoIute report tnIt shout
eleven o'clock this moILiHs, while OF O>cu-
/ gltsu river, near Budds Point. The cable by
which the hes Int was towing the schooner
F&i"il&, from FEil,.1-iEh ia, bFvhs, when the
i is Ter dEIltea toward ihe shore. ana the
rebels, Ia boats, started eat a. L pturea = er
j .Ee i1=>-iIl" wac, IL Is i.G4Cd. fred at from
tlv battery "A t.,at vicinity, but being ana ble
: 81 render assistance. .4aut hur way to WASH
tH-tgn, = mere s-.c arrived tals evening. Iae
favffa MAS heavily l;.l,Un win hay. / Is
reported lnht Ia" rebels had stretched & cE2tH
pNt. the IINfI ~ liI pSue tie passage U1 VS.
( sells, ana tAat The itesuiute, being OF lighter
/ draft tiian the Fairfax, passed over it.
THE HAylG4lIeN OF TIE POTOMAC NOT SERIOUSLY
oHsTktCl SD.
WAsuiNsroE. Oct. 1u.-TI.e revert from tie
>--as't-tG5 tteeJiuAe, mentioned "a u previous
dispatch. that The rebels haze sire hea L
CA.,ln ,truse - 20 tolnac near EHuu . Point,
proves uhtsGe, as use been ;.sCeItuned b.
u.l.lut }i.Q City ~ reliable Vla.rters.
al. - last Tuesday, when Inc rebel batteries
II@t gLiiIiy OPENED anc ut III " vessels have
Ic-cIeu WAsuI4 sJoA and GtyIEtt0Wl. The
schooner lo&dct. with hay, cement and IurAi-
tuTe, which yesterday teal into the hands Of
t!i' rebels, Is The iirst dI>:tS OF that h.,d
the river, and is atone owing 10 the breaking
OF Tie hSt@>rT by which il WAS fastened to the
I he>uinte, ihus allowing Il &c u:ift 10 wards
iHr hlrEtllt shore. lie ether Ntssei il low
arrived here safely with tie RvsuIute, not.
vlfhsttAutus i.Ie &ttrc. from llie batteries
UprA them.
Iae stsNm-ulg tIurray also came up last
his. vain Il 70" uI tWo stbouleIs They All
escaped U4.Gurt, though fred upon Tine
Murray returned he compliment.
TgLHGUAFBIc co&HTAlcArioS WIZ GREAT SALT
WAsH-SGToy, October 29.-On the opening
Of the telegraph to Great Salt Lake City, the
following dispatches were exchanged:
' GREAT SALT LAKE Cry.
''To r5e President # tta LHiteL .yt~tas:
" tan, whose citizens strpuuoE,slV resist all
iC. pgtatlons Of ai<Ioyaity, CO.. graduates the
l-1~ItrHt Uuu0 the com lut:oE o. IN enter
r.,=e which, spans the continent. uuiLa tha
Oceans, ana connects remote eNtrtTaitIas OF
tee body polite with the grtat Governments
h"9r.. May .Ha Nl0l- system speedily thrill
- n the 4dcEeutu pu}s@tiCus or that heart :;
}as paFTIC,Uai GaUG Of Ua'l-icai treason he
punished. and the sntire sisjerhood OF States
'oiA hands il glad reunion around the nation
- tgel.Iea. ERAEE FILLER,
" Acting Governor Of Utah"
The followiu-; j. the reply:
">Ia The complexion Of The telegraph to
Great salt LAX City is ausplcjous OF she
stability and union Of The Republic. The
Government Teciprocates your cougratull
uous. ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
TO F7aab F4i5.r, Acting Goy. oi Utah"
rbExITs FOX TIE TRANSPORTATION OF ABe-
CHAEDIZB.
WAsH}YeT1~, Oct. 2y.-it is represented by
s. .eral OLi!g rs If customs that permits have
been given Dy un&utLOriz, ID persons in North
afn cities including municipal officials for
the trans F"rtat.0I Of goods destined fer local
iues in or cantiNGo is 70 tAe disloyai States.
Ae The FO"tT t. grant permits La SUCH cases
is solely vested ia the President and SCcrs-
tary Of Inc Treasury, ID ose !rCia other sources
are consequently worthless. Ia all cases
where permits 5U5 neot ssary application must
le made T.; the Secretary of the Treasury,
with Z. fun statement OF all the facts.
VISIT OF TIE sEcRGrAEy OF STATE, WITH Tue
MINISTER'S OF FRANCE, ENGLAND, AND sPAIK,
70 THE sorra-silE o. TIE POTOMAC.
WAsHITerpS, Oct. l9.--Tho Secretary O:
state, accompanied by the Ministers OF Eng
land, France. ana $Dain. hal pleasant eN-
cur>lon over the river yesterday. visiting the
camps and Notifications. Ihey afterwards
attended the review 1T Arlington. parsed by
Luusou = iij}i, and returned at Il late hour
by way Of the Long Bridge.
EFtoSyoIz-Ases ACROSS THE roroNAC.
W~AsHlSHToE, Get. IA reconnaissance
went Yesterday toward Oc.uquan and has re-
tulHer, taking lie telegraph road IS far
Auc0t3nk Creek.
Parties were also sent to Accntauk and Po-
hic6, AMI o. road leading up the AccotaBk
Creek. This latter party met the rebel pick
e'-. who Immediately fell blck and gave the
alarm.
The long roll was Immediately bsaien At
their camps across tbs creek. Pom infornla-
ton received there are no rebels between the
t. egra III and the river his side Of 0ccoquan,
and bur r." At the latter place,
MORE RrcoxsoIrEEIEG ACROSS THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20.--This morning a hea-
w detachment from Gen. Smiths division,
with portions % Nuts and Ayres's batteries,
lar cavalry, and Col. frledmans Phiiadel-
phia cavalry, ad yaaccd towards Fairfax
Court House GA "a reconnaissance.
They went as far rs tUUtiiili, which is two
miles nj Il half this side Of that yiti age, and
oTeriV0ks it. They saw there The enemys
pickles in such large force as 20 impress them
with the belief that the reserve Of }he rebel
army was not i.r from th;.t point. The expe-
ditiou was accom- panied by Gea Is Me- lelIan,
Porter, Smi,l aud Hancock II probably re-
turned about ni&htlth.
A pflvat,s Of he Fifth Caeairy Regiment.
named Bryson Barton, Was shot by rebei
picket
TAe latest accounts represent Gen. Mccall
q. still at Evansville.
ORDERED 70 A soKE IaPoKTASr FIELD.
WAsuIxarox, Oct l9.-Cieu stevens having
been ordered 10 Il more important field OF
duty, he will.be followed By the Highland re
giment which he recently commanded as
Colonel. A Neg York ana two Pennsylva-
mia regiments are alternately oa picket duty
at YlaGu ., where the H!shianders have been
sIIa Harry t4J ptoyeG.
sgcHEf.HY sEwAKD's CIRCULAR.
W1sHISGroE, Oct. l4.-ourprise is expressed
here at tue mtsconstrCcrion attempted 10 be
put upon Secretary seward clrcniar by
alarIaIsts. The circular shows that our reia-
uons abroad are in good condition, and that
3he GoNernTnt. means 10 keep them 30. The
nation sIA months ago became exposed 10
dangers within and without. The Admins
trauoa has taken adequate measures 10 put
them RI. mt Wi thin, and now turns its atten-
ton 10 putting them right without. II ASKS
The 60 operation OF the loyal States in tbs
latter as In the former.
oBsrAeGTIoss THE Lowga PoroxAc Ey rHs
CONFEDERATE BATTERIES.
"AsHtSGros, Oct. lS.-Ibree tug boats, tho
Pnsey, Robert Leslie, and another, name not
given, went down the river last night to giYe't
10 aGy vessels coming up; but in
consequence OF the bright moonlight, and