The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
iFIATE- ~ AIEx4NphIt.
The Great Naval Exp-dAtio8-FroE, For
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The Northern flies contain but little OF iE-
teIeat from the naval expedition. The fol-
lowing teieGralas are taken from the Nav
York Ei.yald, Of the l2tn:
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The loss " THE FRENCH nAH-oE-WAR CAs
lALABKiA Ell.
BALTlaoRB, Nov. ll.--Captain DoWell, of
the Tweuti+tn Indiana Regiment which re-
turned 10 Fortress Monroe from Hatteras,
says that lie found IL almost impossible 20
remain longer III that narrow neck OF land,
on account of loss OF camp equIpage and
stores Although the men nave suffered Sc
we're priyalions, the number on the sicf list
is very snu /. All are now com f0rtably
quartered near Fortress Monroe.
Ool HAu kins's New ork regiment will re-
turn by the next trip of the steamer. Those
men hive suffered mSre severely ia health
tu;,n the lndi aua regiment. over Cn5 hun
dred are On the SICK list.
Capt DoWen also brings intelligence ef the
French man. OiWar CantaiabriA, near Bean
fort. .~he was OF about 800 tons, aud after
Yainiy endeaYoriuS to rae III" Eaie, got
uground shifting sahd baT. .<otwith- =
staHGing the tnCessant exeTtIouS OF IL 7 OIL
GERS and crew she had To be abandoued, and
ali hands, including officers, scldiers, and sea
men, v. ere compelled to fluid shelter on the
shore as blst they could.
The vessel WJs afterwards boarded by de-
tacAnent, by order Of The commanding officer.
and bioVnup Tie reason OF this proceeding
was not known. Il was nposs bic for !he
wI,csrIs . Istoh the vessel
THE NEWS BY WAY Il F0Rrksss MONROE.
FoRrhEss NiolRrR, Nov I0.--The steamer
:. l.. p u.alng arrived her. from Hstteras
Init thl~ me- ming, with the Twentieth ludi-
An KeeImen ent.
Information, said to Re from deserter,
who reached The Init By small boat, had
been 'eC.lYtd on the main land Of The taking
nf Two rthsl for's at Port Royal and tie
landing CT large Union force. beaufort
had also been taken by our II ops.
70 Particulars have arrived, but the main
fact corresponds with the news received a
few hours since from Norfolk ny nag OF
truce Great excitement prevailed on the
arrival Of the news AT Norfolk
Prom the same source we have rrmor
,hat Il 9 railroad above Beaufort hal fallen
into lha possession OF our troops with an i'm
meI. 81 quantity of stores.
tive tipsprteIs. who reached Neport News
this morning, state that the rebels mp J ames
river are IN cons Eernaiion, and also bring the
improbable rumor that our troops had ad-
yauced up the railroad as far as Charleston.
There are rumors of three Union vessels
having gone ashore.
sRws BY MAY OF HATrERAs IsLEr.
BALTIMORE, Nov 1.-Captain Dowell, who
arrived at Fortress Monroe with the IWeou-
sth Indiana regiment, gives the following
statement In refer enee TO the reception OF the
news from the fleet at Hatteras Inlet:
Captain Doweli states that the day previous
TO the departure of the steamer 5. r. Spauld-
il g, man was observed padding across in
A small canoe from the main land TO the Pc
nins ala, and as soon as hs reached Shore he
proceeded to the quarters Of the Twentialh
lndiana reg men Z, and sta ted that tRe people
Of Worth Carolina had rsceived tidings of the
great naval expedition that II had success
Ia enectIng landings at The ports of Port
ROYAL and Beaufort. At the first named
place they had experienced no din5culty in
laading, ~ there was but small settlement