Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

Baltimore pIpers Of the afternoon Of November 18th
have been received, bu. they contain very little ness Of
interest. The Am,r.c.u says that General Fosters ar
my, which lately invaded Entern North Carolina, had
returned to Plymouth and was on the point Of embark.
ing for Nesoern. Gen.' Fosters rscounoissnces we're
stopped within I've miles Of fNboro', BY finding . large
force Of rebsls missej to give them battle.
OPERATIONS II ruIssssI.
The following ia the Federal account Of recent opera.
ton, near Nashville
A part of Orittenden's corp,, under Mathews, and
Woods D,vision su,ersd Lsoaaon, on the 10th inst,
driving horgln's cavalry out, and capturing . large
amount OF q ,ur, bacon, Wheat boou, shoes, mules, and
stms prisoners.
On the mex. morning korg IN made = dash on Woods
camp, eight miles from Lebanon, and captured thirty oil
our men.
Ca the morning Of the 0 h P.iksr's Brigade entered
G ,lIatir, and encountered 500 Of AorgAn's men. He
captured twenty OF them, and one piece Of artillery.
All Of horg ana oavslry Joined Bseckinridgs At hur
frea b or0, aud 1t ia supposed had lsft for chattanooga,
whittier . la G. Rebel force Was going.
/, d reported that an innspss amount OF R,bel Arms
and supplies have been collected opposite Chattanooga
without facilities for transportation across the river.
R,poru place B 'eckinrdges force al 10000. Cheat
hams force IL reported 10 Do at TAllihomA.
teesrim from Nashville, November 18Th, sAys that
q 'Grs.t y lion meeting" vas to be held there the next
day, and adds
The Uaion refugees mt 10 secret TO night. Their re-
solve is 10 follow the Union army, and establish An Or
ga1 zui,n prep rltory t, the holding Of the Oonsres-
sionsl Cl-ctiOns Ia this State.
The guerrillas continue to attack the trains, bu. undue
importance Is 3 Yen TO their raids.
Communication betvesn Nashville aud Louisville "a
nos comparatively uures ricted.
The sonCelI Ial OIL Of the Confederate tOfct Ia thus
alluded to
Raparls concur that tho enemy ia sccsmulAtiDg in
he w force al hurfreesboro' I~s:ensibly to resist GU: sd.
vance. Military authorities have no faith that these
demonstrations mean anything more than . cover to
en,L.e them to convey heir ste alinss and subsistence,
which are said 10 be enormous, 70 the oher side OF the
river. rhe r, b l. vii retire when our army moves up.
Exciting reports touching rebel movements heres.
bouts may be sent forward. But the foregoing is the
suby:Ancs OF our rustuofthy reports. Oar cavalry IL
doing rood service. Colonel Ksnnett, OF the I h OHIO
cavalry, commanding the region abog' Hirtsvills, re-
ports the capture of large quantities OF Rebel suppl es,
and that the r iOrsging parties are ssedsddling as rapid
y ~ possible.
IGErsr oF TWO or assIRAL s'CLsLL,s's STATS tFrosEs;
TEINT1s, N. J Nov II lieu enant Uolonels A.
p. Co!bura and J q. Dame, Of the EIgineer Jorps,
both belon ging to the 8 al OF General Mcclellan, were
sent to W ~.shiuston this morning under arrest.
Il ia said that the orders vera received BY an oricer
o. Tue Unlleu states Army u 'uh unJi suu 'uo pi
cons named repaired at pc, 10 Washington to place
themselves at the disposal OF the authorities.
A report prevails here that other members OF Gen.
srsl kcOlellan's staff are to be put under arrest.
ire charges against them are unknown.
I A large number Of the citizens Of Trenton and others
are paying th-ir respects this morning to tbs recent
commander Of the Army Of the Potomac.
The Safe Street House Is ~througsd With pefsors
anxious TO greet him, despite his wish to remain per
fcctly quiet.
A d, ~putatien "a on its way from Philadelphia to pay
lie respects.