The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-13
Rifhmonn qispatrb.
rrpyEsDAY mORNIru. nov. is.ussl.


smart from East Teanessee-Darinx Ad-
venture sf . Scsatins Party.
The raniors la regard TO the burning Of
,.,,sss on the waters OF the Hoiston, In East
s.. aessee, have subsidized into the anthentl.
Tod fac, that the only ones successfully
"a this side of Knoxville, are the Union
s,.,,oa bridge, ten miles from Bristol, and
,o,Aer at Lick Greek, further on. Some
,so hundred feet OF the bridge first named
.ar. destroy ID, and II will require but 3
AR, zine TO restore Ii sufficiently for the
..,rIpg of the trains.
Yners are reports of the burning of two
,,ares on the Georgia and Tennessee rail-
al sEa some facts have been eommuni-
It'd 10 us relative TO an attempt to burn the
,,,s bridge at Strawberry Plain, near Knox
~. The man WHO YVES sfatione1 there to
I'd II saw fifteen men approaching, ana
Sad his pistol and double barrel shot gun
| sIra such effect as 10 Keep ta.in a, bay until
Instance arrived but he Was very badly
r.unded himself. Two or three arrests have
.xn made OF suspected parties in the neigh
srhood.
We hsye received the particulars OF the
! aglnish near Carriers Station, last sunday
4rnL 10 which brief allDsion was made yes
,a4y. la consequence OF pIisate inteiii-
-. ca received at Bristol Of The doings OF the
lion Zen "A East Tennessee, Capt. Miller
.Asd up party Of - young men. aecomps-
..si by .dr. ! l.. Howard as volua teer
.u4 ssar;ed from Bristol by tue raj iroad Oh
..naay evening ~ O'clock. they sent Ian
: ,ri,s aEead OF tho train and found she track
| .rl up between NautaGga anu tie Unicn
>..4oa Dnige, bal the damage was soon ie-
fei aIu they passed over safely. Asrivir Z
aI4tti4 Station, they stopped and threw
e., Flekess and about midnight lie little
ecu;us party i,hG9r Capt. dil!er started
gcg5 tie eenntfy. TA4y Lad proceed
| 81 sOa4e ta.so aad = hall MiloS though
,--jeT ctGnty, 1taa, when they ysre net
i = l.t.sy heavy aee !to12 ..Ges and Anot
.-as. walsh Vas prcn.ntty rstQrlei, and the
allnlsI Was Aept up EiiE spirit tor hall an
| eur. iAs LiltoiDltts were so4.,e 3UJ strong,
SAD cons titlte0 the advance OF Il body OF CO.,
l4.loued IN Eii1abethtown, the moan tain
gTOutAo.d OF The Laitors. We nay state
.ure .nat these men, las has bee,. sinc. asccr-
4iue1 from prisoners expected L reinforce
zsat Of $50 irola Haataug1 county, North
y.Ioiii.a, 4 cis,aec TED region adjoining j ohm
Jn county, lean.
IL the asht, the enemy were driyen out OF
ne woods, Bii.e Killed and ilye TAKEN pi.son :
rs. lie re!Aa;ndoT reLfeated, and our scouts
stunned towards their camp. Capt. Nitier
aeeiyed charge of DuGkshot through has
] sat- and Two OF his men were slightly
/ vVUAded in the feet. The prisoners were
asen - lie cavalry camp at Garter sstation.
AAoDg IGess who distinguished themselves
b bravery and d.rins IA. The siiirinisa was n
| ii uus n4an named MUl.tit, a private in.tDe
i'll e0rga regiment. The men all tougb
! r.n. and too much praise cannot be given IN
| ~ adventurous party. scarcely any of whom
nd ever been under fire before. These par
t,ulars, which we have from a geDtlem an
who participated in the fight, are strictly au-
ihentc Some additional account of the pro-
ctsdIngs Of the Union men in East Tennessee
vii be found under the telegraph head.