, 1861-09-13
A6efnoon Dispatches.
W4W WARRINGTON.
=9ka 01kAn1Ask IseA4 sval1s~-M~
-s-. C141AA10 -4kNe4Ft.

s=s- = :. t>~:-' '0l931pe-
!. Easa1 a1tsaisos - 1a-1ss. moraax firing
! b. been; zsnsi, asE AaaAe dlrectionof ~
$&ae1 1a5AGA NJ ocelR Il not yet ku0w1:
:. e.; 4ee 1gRsee II the engagement
- 9eezsseY OF Waf, : vsry
:. i. 5eeoz as1aaee vitk 3;0eo men to Lewins.
VIZ, remained there several houxH. and corn-
Pleted their examination Of the ground. When
ne WHk -Wa6 completed md The command
j 9s1 started back, the enemy opened q fire
HHnh snen by which t*o taEu were killed and
sleneed thai o6 The snepJ and ouf men cans
back in perfect order and excellent eptrits.
The men behaved axt admirably under the
nIe. He eoncladA h1 EeaarkinS We hhsll
have no more Bu4 Han &fhfIs." ~ -
WAsHna7os, Sept: IA large party start
Bridge, under Col Stevens Of the Nsw York
Hlehsanders- Is our skf2nfsh+Es 5sagauced,
thE eneDy'6 plokef1 ret1eAte1 heyond Le1tus-
vile, about seven miles from Chain Bridge,
Oor troops having accomplished their esfand
connected With tie reconnaissance OF the coun-
large ferce cf rebe1e, -conaistfp8 ef two ~regi<
ments cf infantry and Col Stewards regiment
o1 t1fgtni2 cavalry and battery Of four
pieces, were seen approaching. The rebel
Datsefy opened With ahell, which was re-
sE9nded 70 from Grittn's battery. seT-:
ceased firing for twenty miuu:es, 10
give the rebe!s an opportunity Of meetiug
Them On the open field, the rebekT being ID
the woods. Our forces, On resnmiug the
actfcn, begun with \ 32pounder, a shell IRON
Nhleh soon silenced the rebel battery. They
we're soon sent flying, number reeling from
:teir saddles There are three killed belong.
ing to the 18th Indiana regiment Lieut. uaat
Hancock is supposed to be- killed. There
we're two killed OF the Sd Vermont regiment
an6 four wounded
n,s9, ID thS ,f9tare the single rate of postage on
aud addressed to Prussia, Austria, BsYaris,
ss1ony, WurtembuEg, MechIenburg, s:selitz,
Qldenbl1g, LumebuIE, Brunswick Lnbec
hamburg or Bremen4 and forwarded in the
Pruesian closed mail, RIn be reduced to IS
rents. zen AZ unpaid letteIs TO whatever part of
paid letters addressed to any other German
State than those above mentioned. viii cor
Time to be charged at the existing rate Of SO
cents.
IN.Y.Tribuae's Diepatch.1
Adjutart General Thomas has decided th
1Eder no Circumstances WhAtever will SOL
dier5 be discharged from the army On the ale
listed. 'AS5 1As
Mr. se.rel Was Internationally discharged
tfem bis arrest At Fort Lafayet,e BE is an
agent Of the Bank of England. ana held ahnn.
the time he was denounced to the police, M.
herrell lad long interview this evening WITH
the President. The disclosures and sleges-
t:ons be made wete Of such importance that
tie Secretary Of State was sent for to receive
tIem.
Of the eixty-nine prisoners confined at Fort
Lafayette every one but three has been found
guilty of the treason for which they were ar
rested.
Capt. Dore, Of the Poeahontas, is under ar
rest On charge Of reasonable intercourse,
Col Rankin, I member Of the Can ,dian
Parliament, Has here few da5s since, aad o.
tanned power to raise regiment OF /. 600
Lance.s and to arm and equip them Ike the
10Th English Laacers, with sabres, carbines.
pistols and Iances, the shaft of which is to be
sixteen feet long and the blade Il inches, Tie
rendezTou' will be Detroit They Will be in
tie field BY December, and be commanded by
experienced Officers.
lHe1ald'B SpeeiaL1
1de foyernment received . disDat n tn-
night from Gen- Rosecrans that he had routed
Gen. Floyd's command, and that tbs latter
Fas driven to his earshworks. Gen, Rose
Grams will give battle to Floyd again tc-nor.
TOW.
The following members of the Indian. 10Th
wire slightly wounded in the affair at Lswins.
vile: John Hamilton aud Asbury lns1ow.