The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25
FLEAsANr TInIvGs FROM rus COAST.

PLEASANT TIn1vGs FROM the COAST.
The Charleston trcarg OF the 2lst inst
has the following editorial:
Though the usual Sunday morning dis
! pitches We're lacking yesterday, tie thrCpa
around the M0r"rV office found ;tDundant
meter ior talk aud c0ug:atUj ati0u. To All
! the topics OF ruInur and remark We NAV NOT
| now allHde; il viii be enough 20 mention
| hat = great many things. Etle dreamed Of
| IN Yankee philosophy, are daily being ac-
c0mplIshed by the Individual enterprise and
| darinS ci N0ntheIners. oar privajeers are
| far from idle, although we hear lass than fol-
lntriY OF their dOiUTs in the New ork leiuaJ-s
Among their latest exploits * the ca1,t,re Of
| t0e brig Grenada, OF Portland, Maine, Pa
| trhgHi loaster,j from Nutvitas, cuba for
| New olk, with cargo Of sugars, Iaolasses
mahogany, "hu money. We also hear ii Whis-
! rered that there has been important tand
| 1'"s Involuntary accession 10 ouf stock Of
| sugar, lnolasseS, coffee etc.
There are other important matters that
| hHFe Tdnspired, - which we do not think
| proper, Just yet, 10 allude otherwise than
| vaguely. There - good cause to believe that
| Ia ;tddi ton 10 the usual Dlock35iag squadron,
large steam transport, frelEhted with Yam
| hre troops, Is lowering along our coast, not
very far from this haTrcr. Some people
| who appear - know more than others, say
| that an &tttm pit to effect q landing will very
| soon be made. Thanks 10 the energy OF
| General Ripley, it Is not likely that We
shall have the mortncation of chroniCling
amy " natter%s Affair . on The coast of this
state.
PRESENT TO GEN. BEACREGARp.
" Personne,' the Charleston Curriers' cor
| respondent, writing from Fairfax Court
| House, Va, on the 5th inst says:
learn that Ge1. BeauregaTd has lately re-
ceiFed 4 present from young lady in Alex
andri"-one Of those quaint yet delicate to-
EcGs which could have been conceived no
where but in a Wolnan's Grain. 1t " as sim ply
three elegant shirt studs, with the words
" bet-tIs--out respectfully ellaIncieI on,
each. have not heard that the gallant Gen
cr:l yet W"are the expressive appeal or,- his
heart, but thlNk II is "a his heart, neyerthe-
less
0ES. cRAGG AMONG THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS
The Ohscryer has he following alIusion -
Glen. Braccs visit 10 the Pensacola hospitals.
| on the 18th
This DISTINGUISHED officer ana high-toned
gen lcInan was in our city Yesterday on 4
visit TO the wounded soldiers IN our lnspi
ta'e. His expressions OF sorrow for their
condition at this particular crisis. so elo-
qre7nY bestowed, must have been c0nsoli3g
to them olnanating from such n high source
His ynpathy fer their bodily suffering was
in keeping with his character for humane.
and tender facling s--his christianity and his
noblnness of heart. How grand and sublime
1t is TO see one of his station gotur 10 the,
couCheS of his wounded soldiers giving 70
each ana every enc IN encouraging word an d
an expression Of sympathy. How we could
see N ms flashing tNe the true christian lee l.
ing that peryaded his heart! To do ten
Bragg justice we are unable; his eloquent
euiogium upon the services OF the ladies OF
the military hospital was truly great His
thanks as expressedl could have come from
none other than grateful and appreciatiye
heart. None know him bur 10 love him."
ALArArIASs rsIIsriSd IN TENNESSEE.
The last issue Of the Huntsville Adeocao
says
Owing 10 the detective military arrange
ments Of our State authorities, in not equip
ping Volun seers, many companies from North
Alabama have gone 10 Tennessee aud en- tera,i
into her service Between two and three re-
giments from North Alabama are now in
camps III Tennessee--thns losing their Stata
Identity, and go To swell the reputation of
that State. Tennessee receives them for
twelve mon tbs, when our State and Confede-
raey do not
DEATH OF col. ANDERSON.
The following Is taken from the Column ia
IS. o. Gea'aiaa, of the 2lst:
Our community was startled on Yesterday
morning BY the Intelligence OF the death Of
Col. Anderson, at the camp ut Lightwood
Knot. lie had been in the city the day pre-
Nlous, and returned % the camp on Friday
afternoon. He was on dress parade that eve
ning, ana up to the time Of his retirement for
Inc night appeared TO be in good health. Hia
servant found eins on the door OF bis tent, In /.
| sensible AMI unconscious, in which gtase he
rsui'siard until he bfsHthss has last. tspi.
Aaaarsoa had hvsn many ysars engaged In