New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
UNION REeoNNCIssANCEIN FORCE
Beauregard Says he Drove us Back
YELLOW FEVER IN NORTH CAROLINA AND TEXAS
Ter NALL


E;xtv.fve horses and ten mules were sold at pub
bic anct,on to-day at the Government stables al
Cap,n Hamilton Va. They were Government prop
srty, AID sold at prices ranging hom s. 10 50
piece.
The following items arc from The Richmond En-
es,rer OF Oct. %:
Travellers from Winchester report that our army
were crossing the Potomac river last Mondsy into
Maryland.
A great many persons have sought and received
permission leave the Southern COnieoeracy. They
are generally aliens claiming the protection of one
or The other Of the European COnsuls No less than
three hundred applications were made 10 the British
Consul on Tuesday
Twenty -four pryates and one lieutenant, captured
OF liav-Market on the RappahanDOck arrived III Tie
LIBBY Prison last evening.
j. L. Smith was arrested yesterday, on the charge
Of robbiug a farmer At Hanover of between five anu
six thousand dollars ana some bonds. lie was lodged
III Castle Thunder
Our pickots attacked the enemy from several
points near Nashville, at daylight on the I'D inst,
driving i'll their pickeis, killing several Of them and
capturing fifty. Among the killed is w. b. Stokes,
Colonel OF the renegade Ienneseeans, and one ether
Uron Colonel. We drove the enemy q forces into
their intreneAlaents at Nashville.
liz he Richmond markets prices OF all articles rule
very high. Wheat Las advanced TO s. q busbel.
Flour sells,at 81 so q bbl. Corn s. & bnshe'.
APPLES 500 SO 9 bhl. Potatoes e - q bu'hel.
50aSll; good, Sijasi7, and fine shipping, 81
Gov. 2. u. Vance of North Carolina las Issued
stirring appeal TO the citizens OF his State IN behalf
Of the army, and calls for contributions 10 cio'he The
soldiers TOR the coming Winter. lie gays that the
OnarsermasteI's Department Will fail far shor. "
providing for them, owing to speculation and ex-
ior;ion.
TIE Richmond Wig Of Oct. % contains the fol-
lowing:
"The Yankee Commissioner, J. 2. Wood, who n
now in tits city, has notified the Confederate au-
lhoriles that Hereafter, persons claiming The pro.
t,etion Of foreign Governments Will rot be allowed
70 proceed to tie douncns Of Lincoln on the fagOi-
truce boats The Jet Of this restriction Is 70 con-
strain foreigners desiring to 30 North to take the
,stt of allegiance 70 the Lincoln Government, and
10 secure recruits for Neagher, COrcoraD and Sigel
snd other advocates Of Constitutional Liberty WHO
bold commissions III the army OF sDblngaiion. a
number Of German and Irish citizens vino had Oh
tained Passes from their respective Consuis, Were
detained in this city By this new restiiciIon.
T'ae Lynelburg Republican, says that there is
general stampede from Culpepper throughout tie
County owing to an anticipated early advance Of the
Ys1kees in that direction. Having once suffered
from the Unioniss, they are unwilling again to un-
oergo like treatment.
a letter from the Mayor Of Wilmington, y. e.,
saws thai for tie fret time in many weary oaye tic
reports OF new cases Of fever show iaiiiDg on ana
Tie R,efmond Engpirer Of Oct. "A has the fol-
lowing:
ATTACK on THE CHARLESTON RhILR0AD-RE-
PULSE OF TIE ENEMY.
sAyASNAn ia. Oct. % 1851
The AbolitlOnists attacked IN force POcetaIlco and
CoosaM 4tcLie yesterday. They were gallanny re.
pa,sec 10 their guuUoa,s al hiackeys Point and
Bees Greek Landing by Co. w. ). Walker com
handing the troops seus from here. The enemy ay
cane IN tiIrleen RuDboats ana transports. me
Charleston X lilrOad IL aunjured. The Abohuonsts
left their dead and wounded the field. Our cav
airy IL hOt pursuit. T.. 1. BEAUhhoAbD;
CnAniTsTos ThuIsdsy, Oct, - 1862.
The guub0ats Of the enemy anchored to-day DeioW
Coosawaichie, and landed their forces. We have
driven them back 10 their gunboa,s.
TIE Richmond Inquirer OF the 2ith int. also
says: , y...,.,d
which move VIII dishesrten the North"
Tue same paper conteins ALTO the following item:
"lhe yellow fever mas made lite appearance IN
several towns OF Texas At Sabine Pass al the
latest dates there had been - deaths IRON ~ and the
most Of the people residing there had fed froLa the
Fon7aEss MONROE, Saturday Oct rs. 1862.
The Geg-of truce boat joan A. Warner brought
here to-day from Akens Landing 70 released prison
err Of war and 80 prisoners Of state, in charge Of
Major X. ". Schenck Of the 18Th Pennsy lvaria
Regiment.
Major Schenck iniOrne as that hr. Mcod, tne
Federal Commissioner, Is acuyey ana vigorously
prosecuting the object OF his ms,.on, aud ~ sevefaI
instances has Ia wedding out and re ectiug
among ochels active aliens, who haze been recently
serving the cause Of Jefferson Dayis, under the IN
disguised aid and sympathy Of the Foreign Consuls
snd Bril1sh authorities resident IN Ketedom anu
who G. in st times, the protection OF onr rag
thai they may The successfully carry out tbef
tTeasonab.e de signs against Government IL u
q pertinent aet lion Of debele with MIR. Wood hId
the Rebel authorities whether an alien, claiming me
protection Of bis Government, Is proper and gi!l-
mate subject for exchange. Mr.. Wood expects 10
finish hs nlpsion AID be in Warrington BY the close
of next week