Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-11

FORTRESS MONROE November 9--The Rich
inond pipers OF Suuday say:
The AOoitionists marched in force from Wash
ington, NOr,h Carolina. To point on the Roam
okr river below Weldon to cut off those rebel
troops.
The Aboliiionists were kept at bay while the
Couiederates fell back To Spring Green, below
Williamstown, with the loss of two killed and
thirty one wounded
The Federal loss was very heavy, including
one entire cavalry company cut up and de
sirOyed
MOBILE, November 6 -Advces from Holly
Springs state that the enemy has advanced in
force to Lagrange Tenn, aud are advancing ON
the place.
Colonel Jackson'a cavalry has had skirmish
at Lamar
CHARLESTON, November 6-Gen Beauregard
has ordered non-combatants 10 leave Charleston
with their movable property. He has also or
derel all The slaves to be removed. This il done
in order To avoid embirrass ment and delays in
case a sudden necessity should arise for the re
Boval OF the entire population.
The Richmond Wing of November sth speak
ing OF the recent Northern elections, says that
they show plainly that the tide sets all one way,
and that against Abraham Lincoln and his ram
pant war party. Ii the e'ectioneerng assever-
alton and appeals OF this party could be credited
this success of the Democrats is about equal to a
declaration OF peace, but they are not TO be
credited, aud we are not permitted 70 take that
comfort TO our boSoms; we have reason To hope
though that with Democratic Congress and a
Republican Administration, they will regard each
other a. men who are in debt, but that to NOR
they may be cutting each others throats.
The war will not be set forward any, as Lincoln
and his party brought on the war and have con
Quoted it themselves. The people have meant
by this remarkable revolution 60 declare not only
Il deep dissatisfaction, but TO decree that impOr
tant changes shall be made. and having found out
their strength and having less fear OF the bastile
before their eyes, we may expect the opposition
will now speak their sentiments with a bodness
that they have not dared 20 venture before.
The Wing also SAYS the change of position of
our army in Northern Virginia has been anfci
patel for some time aud creates no surprise
From W eldon We have reports Of advance
OF the enemy upon that place.
On Sunday last the Abolitionists marched from
Washington. North Carolina, to a point on the
Roanoke river below Williamsburg to cut eff the
| l7th and 5Itn regiments stationed there. aud he
! low four companies of the 26th encountered the
whole Yankee force aud kept them at bay III,
whole day, and last night the entire Confederate
force had reached the scene and offered battle Ia
the enemy who fell back to Spring Green below
Wiilamstown to prevent flank movment b,
re;n0rcements from Washington
We had touch OF winter in earnest yesterda,
in the shape Of Il snow storm.
We learn from Wanesboro Sound this morn
in that the b!ockading squadron commences
firing on an English brig which supposed Il
he running the block lie. The brig was rur
ashore.
Eight new of yellow fever were reporte.
at Wilmington. n G, on Monday. New case
are few. but deaths are very sudden.
AUGUSTA, Ga Nov. The Savannah Re
publican of this morning saws the Aboiitionist
we're bombardng Tampa Bay, Florida, on th
81 inst
Our forces were conf ient of their ability q
hold out in Jackson
On the oh inst cartridge factory exploded
killing every person employed in the works--no
less than thirty lives were lost.
MOBILE. November 6-fbe enemy il about Z
make strenuous efforts TO open the Mississippi
The prospect OF reco. milton is now huuying ther
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