Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
NOON DISPATCHES,
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONI
Important from the Potomac,
SEVERE sKIRMIsH FIGHTING.
The Rebel Army 100, 900 Strong.
They Anticipate an Attack from Gem
eraI Mcclellan. e.
H. ~ ~
UNION TROOPS AT MATTHIAS POINT.
-Nut
News from the Fleet Confirmed.
Forts Walker and Beauregard
Captured.
OUR LOSS ONLY NINE MEN.
UNION TROOPS AT MATTHIAS POINT
DUR LOSS ONLY NINE MEN.
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Press
New CREEK, VA, November l

Colonel A. ID. Bullock, MeSSre. Wilstacb
Baldwin and HEAVIER reached here this even
ing and quartered with Captain Haynes, of
the Eighth Regiment Ohio, commanding this
post they are direct from Romuey. They
visitdd the troops ct that post, whom they
say are well clothed and IN comfortable con
dition at present, but Will need further sup
PAes lUr winter use. AHe HoSpltai arrange
VI ~ y lot 'ne Ieiuo'ni Vi SIGN soluiers seem
10 tneul 70 neeo tne urgent a,'entlon Oh tne
~ proper autnolities !I Ine seelnB tuat
NY aIe cPI9NIueg WIN VT necessary sup
pilss VI looul meu.Cine anu M e.tSn 'lon wnlIe
~ eIuise ,,s -, .rsnsI. 81. W nospl.as 70 Mu,cu
STney nSVT Snieo tne aIIen.Ion ot surgeons;
Senerai ma ne,'y OoiGne19 Dunniug, mssSn .L anu
tba rpSusi M civiiitEes 'H - H'' @ ''"''N 'lelA
'lS 9l usuGl ~. e'Nill.ies' az Ie .; .,y......e e
hne9 Iel' 'O'uay W 'S"n'in"e 'neif Vour VI
insPeoion'
WAsHIN6roN, november ~ six regl-
menus OF lnIahtfy, TWO batteries ana three
companies OF cavalry under General Heintzel-
man, mace reconnolssauce to-day assfar as
Occcquau creek. captain Iodd company
OF Llncoin OaValTy, VINO went In the direction
OF burks olatlon, were sent our 10 make
IeG3nno'ssance IN auvance , OF tne inIantry'
=, "nen seVeIal ulIles rom tne otner part OF
the division they were suddenly surrounded
py lai nuuloer ~ .i vi ieoels, VINO hau oeen
gTncealeI gS1i Ni IN .ne Moous' sHlrulsn eusued'
i me Ca cavalry cut lhe!T way Iufoegh, WIN a
iGss OF lhlee men kliieH' one wounded ana
tnIee pIIsonSisi hnGlu1AuSI ~ Is suPpoSeu,
Caplatn l9uu, VINO nau Eentureu some us
'aIve " III Su uEanTe "a ,j u nls C3ullIa%nu. Jun %
OepeInls tt Iallech UIe anu Duell ieave to-mor-
Tow i;. III tne es,, 70 enter uPon 'neir respect
4'e N'lii'"i1 UeP"i sN'u''
DARHEsTowN, November 9.-An arrival
from western Virginia hrlpgs uaIes from
uaI GiVsloI OF tue hepel army was AZ zen
IerVliie, ana an immense NUMBER OF hsnds
were engaged IN eIectlng IntTenehments,
ahuclPatiDg an sttscK py McOleIlsn; John,
| SION was al OenterVlile. beauregard was al
TalIsG Depot on tne rlght OF braddock
koad, ana was aIso puslly preparing Tor the
anticipated sttack.
me co9lolneu FORCES Oh Johnston anC
pea9iegatu are essiieaIee Q noC 70 eASeeu on'
hunoted thousand hghtlng men, but rein
iorcements were expected rom klGhmond
@ @iLei htiLeiy anloGnteu s'dr 10 tWo nuuurec
bbe0 bbnroas of Uy noo. nai;,r Ananneu AM
tS1,o,,, -. - 49, NJ vo.,. r-,,,
ms I1peelal pi''H " 'no NeN 10TH dripuno
AsAissiok, NoVsmoer fI;ISn oun1aS ~
evening iour puueieG men OF UIanaul neg
iinent ol tne oickles pIigaue cfosseu !
.:n ,a:tni"s t OH anu hiaaG nU[ougn eAannl I
DMation' M Ne4t Lnoshing tns Drusn anu ailc mouse
wiz wnion @ naSe sefFeu rs sheNer W 'ne Fe0eI
"I.e ] 1.,.
IN Aceouac !ne onlon men are DeleVe'
IU uo Nor.I.rto " .;..
al a,od 'nG I
tbe pnner band: over one thmsand are i,
arms aud at one point ia a forti6cation-
tsroci,I 70 t.o Nv yorL Tin,os
Corto;, McKoovor tbo As,;atont Aa;r
tapt. General of the Department of the IVES
arrived here to-day, and was immediatel
ordered to report himself under arrest, 1t
understood that his arrest was based on a
order from General Curtis. at St. Louis.
Last night Mr.. Lowe and General Sickle
made q balloon ascension fTom near QuantiC
Greek, and remained up for some time, III
balloon was waited almost directly owe
some of the rebel camps. There is no doul
of the rebels being present in strong force.
am informed upon good authority tbs
Colonel Miles will not again be assigned to
command.
Especial Dispatch to the 9erald.l %
FORTRESS MONROE, November ll.-ColOnC
Max Weber, with six companies of the Twer
tieth Regiment New York Volunteers, mad
reconnaissance in force this morning
New Market Bridge.
The scouts reported two howitzers in p
sition by the rebels. Colonel Weber imm
diately advanced and drew their fire, viii,
/, | WIS sItdully Tue enemy losing w
men killed and several wounded. The re
els then withdrew, taking with them the
guns and slain comrades. Colonel Weber d
=, not lose man.
BosToN- November 12-Georoa x Gno
4 wins menaoeria was burned tSis evenir
3 and all the enimaIs Smothared " 5e.tb so,
= SEVENTY or eighty in nnmhsr -' So'
:: 80 80 -, Sa mi
II NEW DIRK, november - ne sVeau
o 6tehgiSe arrived az EoFtress monroe yest
g usy, IRON r0rt hoyal o1nuSy, WIN Tue
telngence OF inc compiele success OF
d naval expe9ltloh, o1T loss was was elgnt lI =
a ana one omcer' tne Oniel Nngineer OF
:. sfGh.ean; Gl,.l ;v.,,.o -, p..u.o..5 80. :,
IS fGits M WAGER ana .e DeauregSII % a were suL Gs
n IuIeG: DssuIoLs y. 9i was saAen' Oniy one WI
y man lounu III 'ne P'ace'
Q FoRT MONROE, November l2.-The steam
: BienViIle has just arrived at Old Point fri
o the great expedition. She lett Port HO'