New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
LATER FROM RICHMOND.


Attack OF Erederickshurg-U ION
Troops Moving in Eastern North
Caroiiha.
Tie Ri<hmond Dispatch Of Nov. III, in an article
u "Tne Elections in Yankeedom, says;
They the Democrats) believe restora'ion stu pos
,bla In tins respect they do not manifest the r
,,nal sepaeity, They have tie incredible foil TO
,eeye that there still Turks among the BODY Of that
,eople who have fought against she Inion az men
never fought before, secret attachment TO " the
DID flag" Which is the most detesed of ali earthly
,ymbole to the whole body OF the Southern people.
They DO not reflect that while, 70 them. the condi
ion which ii is Intended TO represent has been pro-
iucive OF unaloyed blessings, t IL associated IN he
Southern mind with images OF commercial poverty
aud sectional oppression. To this imagined feeling
of latent loyalty to the Union they are willing TO
appeal They have 10 doubt that they will be sue
c, ssful Bat first they mnst beat INTO the humor
for submission They must make us know Their
strength.
They must teach us that they are our masters.
They mus. kill hundred or two thousand oil our
mon They must take Richmond. They must crush
he rebellion. And then they will oAer 10 terms,
having first asserted the supremacy of The AmerI-
cn eagle" as they are facetiously wont 10 term TIC
Yankee buzzaid They care, and pretend 10 care,
nothing for the niger They will be willing, after
having conquered us, to agree upon any terms, pIo-
vited The Union be restored. They Will consent TO
introduce Slavery into every Stat, IN the Union pro-
vded this grand object be attained. Ii the Southern
people will not agree to all this. mott assuredly
tuey never will then they are for carrying on the
war TO any extremity that would satisfy the most
ultra of the Abolition party. They will never con.
seut--let John Van Buren, say what he may-to LET
the "wavward sisters depart IN peace.
u may be that a Democratic Congress might
propose 10 the Southern States, condition OF ro-
entering the Union 10 egalize Slavery everywhere,
I'D ,su kas. dfp.r tlar tha
But even were the South DISPOSED, under any cir
cumstsnces, TO ro-euter such state Of bondage II
uust be borne in mind that the present Abolition
Congress has still one wear 10 run. In that time
some of the most desperate battles the world ever
heard Of will have been fought, ind the Yankees
Will already have conquered us or been expelled
from Our territory. so far, hen as the war ls con-
cemed, shall gain nothing by the late Democratic
victories, al leae for the present. As 10 the care O
expected Intervention, We warn our people 10 trusi
to themselves, and 10 nobody and nothing else
Nevertheless II is pleasant to find Old Abe thwarted
IN the dearest wishes oi his heart.
The following extracts are also from The DsPatch
Of the 10Th:
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA. RAID or TIE
ENEMY At FREDERICKSBURG.
We have very little later intelligence OF operations
In Northern Virginia 30 far informed udc liions
to justify tie conclusion that an advance Of the enemy
cneiY Ynird 1t g. SAID that the corps Of the Dutch
Sge crossed the Rsppahannock River Friday night la.
Considerable ssmi.nns las occurred within the last t"o
III ee days n the vicinity Of MaITenson.
We have intelligence Of Yankee raid upon the town o.
Fledencks5uIg Mr. l. H. Mullen, who lett tie town snei
our own troops had ered ana whe he enemy weio si IL
poseon has furnished US With the following account Of the
About O'clock yesterday morning the euemys clv,lry
supposed number 800 400 crossed the river
mouth ana dashed into the town through Commerce Main
aud Frincc Anne streets Our oes 10 The town conrsted
O four companies Of cavalry, under LeutCol Cntcr and
~S S ~. & q oC pa & Ia
building the raosd depot The enemy seemed
fully Of his position, snd al charged biz
camp capturing about - OF 80 o BIZ men, The reua der Of
his force escape, aud afterwad formed the
sk' Of the tow where hshi en'oed The Yankees attack
Ing them
Meantm. the two eemPane. Of tho Chesapeake Cavalry
sor Lsu -iford Cortn, made dash upon the guard
had Col C IA charge aud succeeded ia releasing
ncary s " them. beside csptung Yankee captain auo
three pEylios In these two strushes Mr M tLinss
had Two inen ted ana one or two wounded TIE lsukee
hal tK killed and many wounded. The Yankee,
g. Olo anc sn Indiana regiment Of eA7sy IN a. Numbering
about l,s 30 men.
1t VII be perceived BY the dispatch Of the Asocrted Pres
us,ed By the enemy snd tLai the statement of numbers doe
not b. any mean. correspond with those given BY inform
THE ENEMY IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA. !
There il no longer any doubt that the enemy
crcesi Eastern Moth tsIoini moving on Wcdol /
wih 'e~ Of teppins the raioad At that point, We p.b
feI ole Gays 40 ~ tccouA OF hthl winch took ptc-
between three 9aues Of the 10th North Carolina he
the sdvauc- guard Of Tie enemy SUNDAY last
H. s eusa neui the enemy "ss Te ued cur los beifg
10 A.led ana - wounded.
Of the 1dyec ron which s2psrs that The enemy landed
large foTces at Wellington on Sunday and advanced
Hsm,on, and tock pos,eon oi that town IL 10 r.pyrt,d
tiiat they destroyed pe.fy tie entire place
Their force al Hamilton represented 20 be about 10 400
Infantry With forty pieces Of artillery snd considsfab
force Of cavalry They a.o reported to have landed
large force al ienyra Halifax County, 25 81
ifom Weldon osn FeiusTe" comm ands the Confederate
force Weldon Tie Yankees are said TO be commanded
Cen. } ostei.
There report in circulation on Saturday tha, an en-
easeent occurred in the yeiniy Of Isrboro Edsecobe
County, IIutLAy last, between regiments Of
North Carolina state troop. uudeI the coansBd Of Gov
ance ana Zen Msrn Aid about 1000 Of the enemy The
hiegA J9nna Of Saturday says thst this Tep1. inc0
rect AID that nothing Of the KIND had taken pace snco the
TIE impression prevails that the enemy concentrating h
forces IN the neighboflood Of Wisnson Aarn County
v th The intention II attacking point the line tie
A" iiDingtol and Weldon Railroad
dispatch from God.ooro dated 10 O'Clock Friday risht
s.s hst 1hr' had been gnng and t1at the enemy bad
elresied in the direction Of Weldon We do er.cy IN
stand how they could have Teesed ard Weldon since
t tho point toward which they were supPoted 10 be sd
iei,sr IN The Pes5pyg F,e,s from Tsrboro da..5 the
ih ssy the Yankee amy march NJ upon thsi tow win
u 40 troops The information H. derived Iou Yante. de-
.erier They repfesented to be within IS nlo Of III,
town and within four miles Of the Confederate TROOPS
YANKEES IN HIGHLAND.
The statement that considerable Yankee force il |
In gand County about 20 miles from ssunion proves to
be- correct These troop, under the command Cen
Cox and have been heretofore operating Ia the Valley the
ksnawha
VESSEL suHK-CAPTuRE or YANKEES.
An English bark attempting TO run into Whining
on N o. from Nassau WIN salt 4. ran ashore aud Destroyed
~ the bocsadrs on The 4th inst Tweuone Of the Union
engaged in destroying her captured by our troops
They TO be impfisoned Wilmington. There were
even deaths from fever on the fth inst.
MESSAGES or TIE GOvEKSoR OF GEORGIA.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. S.-Gov. Browns Annual
des,sge read 10 the Legislature Thuday lie refer,
lGinc psly 10 topics Of State interest.
n Special Messge he taxes ground against The Conscfpt
aud sub mite the subject 10 the Legislature for action
lie also recommends action the sui ect Of martial law
abess corpus aud impeachment Of private property
FROM NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Nov. The excitement conse-
upon the reported advance Of the Aboon ha, sub
idsd. They DID not come tiis side Of Lamar.
TIE Rschm0Hd Whtg Of Nov. 10 says:
Cen. Van Dorm taxes upon hm'ef the responsibility for
e y m the last battle u CoTLt lie arose from
either the fault or his officers men, but was his own mis-.
)rtune