The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS

The latest foreign papers give Us sssnae interest
ing news. The supposed tight beis'~eH confeds
rate and Federal vessel Of the sisishss6ast proves
to have been nothing bat some target practice by
British veAels Of war.
GEORGE N. SANDERS IN ENdLxED.
The Lverpool Mercmg announces ke arrival ii
George N. Sanders from the Co ,ieierAie States by
the steamer Jnra II adds:
He has important dispatchs for the Coatetieratr
commissioners, Messrs. Mason and Shde,. Mr.
Sanders says Generals Joseph t. Johnsson AID
beauregsrd had 80 far recovered rs 20 be abls IN
resume active duty that the Confedrgafe my Ia
Virginia, east o! Petersburg un.efN6mmand of
Generals Lee, Johubton, Longstreet ahd jackson.
numbers shout 100000 msn. including more rhan
4OO pieces OF weil-appointsd field arHilery under
General Pendleton. and 10000 spIeadialy mounted
and efficiently armed cavalry nudsr Generals Stu,
Art and Fitzhngh Lee that the Coi1eedsrsfe army
nre IN iinr condition, marching upon the enemy and
anxious TO meet and give them hattf on any fair
field that No one in ont of the army donb!ed
tne result; that Generals Beanresafd, Hragg, Price
and Kirby Smith weI at the head Sf $50 eG1 in.
tantry and artillery and @0G0 cavalry IN support.
ing distance OF each other ia North AsSbanaa East
Tennessee aud Southeastern Kentucky, marching
TO tn. font and rear of Bnelrs and Grants armies
supposed 10 number less than l50 900 that the Con-
fedefate cavalry, under t,ens. Foress and Hosgan
bad cut of the Federal rsinforcsmenta and mp
plies by river and rail. destroying ffapspor's
aud trains from close proximity to the reat; thai IL
was confidently believed y, Riehm1nd I'M BuelI's
army would be capture Il ar disFe 80 a6M itepHId
not Fossibiy ulAte snccessful Hatst sasth 0f tl4
Ohio river; that General Humphrey Marshall had
left Abingdon Virginia, with his division, euterng
Northeastern Kentucky Tor the Bue Glass Region.
aSpecing 10 form a junction with General Kirby
Smith, from BeaIrsgagu and Hragg's army ihas
Maior General Holmes, s.t the head of ihiriy thon
sRid III from Texas, NoyhwaS5 i.ouisiana and
Arkansas, had passed Fl ri Smith end Wonld soon
cooperate with twenty Thousand State troops and
o3r
portion Of the State of Missouri thst Ia hold ST.
Louis aud Missouri against the rapidly auSMen,ing
focro il would require Federal army OF not less
thsn one hundred and fifty ihuSlsand men thai st
accounts from Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and
Maryland represented the young men OF those
States reaiy to rise aud cooperate the advance
Of tie Confederate armies and that The CoRitderafss
ealcridfed apon aaaiag ant tsss than one hundred
and JVfy Ro'sdnd ms 10 fhsir a3aahf,S frora fAess
States. they had furnished searcs!y regimaRt to
the Federal srpy under ibs recent cali.
INCIDENTS or THE CAPTURE Of caRiEkIni
Tutin aieT Ia the L"afion Daily Ma :, dated
August 10 gives these pa,t lIt,A Of the defeat of
aartaldi aasl its effect
"Gsrb,ili II appears a,: Gee tiie,i The position
of AspE6fnont-. but as the regiments sant in par
sn approached he sbauioBedit il s,y n ssilgni move.
merit, ami the plrsters lost all tr.ta of h- whafs
abou;s. Colonel falisvic:ni, of whom will speak
more particularly, with picked battalion ai Ber-
sagliir hom be had led 10 s.ctary more iban
once before, divining 1t 81 glance thai Gari5aldi
could not have gone On 81 point hich was al.
ready occupied by strong force OF the rOya, troops
turned sharp round a,,d marched rapidly hack lie
not mistaken. Garibaldi had occtipjed the p
siiion at Asptomonte sia hours befcrs with about
two Thousand volunteers. Tue ROYAL force consist
ed of eighteen hundred bersagiieri
Colonel Paiiayicini Of his AIDS la ,a.iti
balGi 10 anjoin him. in The ualna ot the king an,
Of the law. Ia lay down his arms with IN ntirna
ton that he had orders 10 force 10 make The
to- en6 hold
fusa ThereupOn Colonel Pallayicini ai; hon sh his
soldiers were tRfigued by The forced march, and
had only had halt of forty inmates, gave the
word and his battalion, divided into three close
columns. marched at the double upon tne vorn.
,eers, who held their ground res0lutely. When
! the regulars came up the volunteers fired the
Bersagiier. fired few Shots then charged the pc
siiiOn with the bayonet, and terrible ms}ee en-
sued. Gar;baldi eyide-ty sought for death. Hin
son fought with extrere courage and tenacisy, and
wounded in the leg. Ga-ibaldi received 4
sword ana = bayonet wonnd. Three officers o
the Bersaglieri were wounded. Meanwhile q bat
talon Of ths Fourth OF the iEs came up, bus only
IN time prevent the volunteers from dispensing
when they saw that Gasihaldi and his son Minot,
| were already wounded aud priso;er Ii only re
mained for them tn lay down their arms.
"Gariba,di asked TO be pnt on board AN English
ves3el end conveyed TO England or America Such
can assure you was HIS requse a Col Paila, icin
replied that he would apply for orders from tie
Government. Thoee orders, alters council OF min
lAteIs, were SSeGcI
| Spezza. No more than this is known here Us GER
| tain
m Thouvenei, Oh receipt OF the aews by tel.
graph, sent back Immediately his co3gratll,ation.
| on the valor and fidelity OF the Royal a-lny, O.
which the Imperial Government ed never doubt
| ed
| THE King received the news with nournfu
seriousness, which too plainly showed how deeply
he was grievsd by .he sad recess;ty imposed upOI
him. After reading the dispatches he went into
the country, returning late 10 preside over Csbi
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