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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

Escaps Of a Ccadenaed Az1n DAVID n, KoeeFxy
the soldier condemned u sbs shot On ex!urdey foe
assertion, escaped from CastIe Thnndsf Monday
morning, between tbs hours gf ssfi4 b 'cipsk q
since hut respited until H4turaSy 81 fs Hfesi.
dent: Hogers was Imprisoned Ia = room trontln8
on Cary street. the door Leading 10 aAhish uaS
watched by sentinel II ssenls sthss Ee escaped
between and o'clock Monday morning. ny
cautiously lifting the widow cs bts rpona Is
was enabled to sei on the perch used 1ar 6yipe
tooAcco BY watching, VIXEN the sentinel beIow
had turned hs back, be WIS able 10 crawl 10 fhs
end OF the porch over the cifics door. Whsu me
sentinel again iurred his hack, be went down MS
ANAL wire that surrounded tho ena cf th@ porch,
ead swung himself to the ground by maans of The
iron bracket that supported the structure a zen.
tirel d >wn below heard the fugitive stSika the
ground and called Is his companion, and gave the
sisrm. Wills search was being maze the prisoner
was making tracks mp Gary street. He had no.
been caught up TO last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

There is nothing of Importance from the Army
,f Northern Virginia. cavalry Aght Is said to
hsve occurred near Charestown on Thursday lsst
IN which oar troops are reported to have captured
two hund, ed prisoners Oar loss is reported At l6
,,,,ad. sboat - wounded aud 20 missing. This
,e xs reached Lynshbarg on sunday night. Eve.
,v,hius was quiet aloag the lines on Friday last
r.,onei Eds, borough, who Was present at the
.aelllns Of Charies,own on "Wednesday, who ar.
rxs,, here last evening" states :hat the enemy only
,sp,ursd one captain and eight o! our men wound.
u The Nerthern papers report This officer as
c.,.ain Smith, OF the Richmond Artillery" ftis
.rossbly Captain Benz. h. Smith, Jr. OF the 3d
ro,upsuy Richmond Howi'zers, section Of that
.anpsuy being on picket duty q. the time OF the
Yankee advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

Not Charged ritA Forging Transportation 7iek4s
A paragraph stating taat Mr. Carroll proprietor
of an cstfrg hours of 18th aud fsr7 sffeeta
was charged before Commissioner Watson with
forging snd selling transportation tickets, was in
correct Mr.. c. WAX the complainant in case, and
was not accused of any charge of the sort named
~ Is proper 10 state that our reporter got his infor
NATION from source he thought 10 be- fully reila
bic, but bis inforlnan: proved to be mistaken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

GnerTiltas.-Ths one hundred aud sixty five raen
csptufed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by
Col lmboden's cavalry were, ii ssems Yankee
suerrlllas, and ~ that Government prateDds not 10
recognize our partisan troops, the Whole lot are to
be held until soEoe equitable arrangement is arrived
at IN regard 10 the status of our gue1ilas Va.
rious Yankee commanders throughout the country
nave been shooting then AT Will, aud ii Is time the
thing as stopped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

City Battalion The City Battalion, under Major
ELLIOTT exp.ct to have grand parade to day, mus
terng first at their barracks South side Of the bs
ain, and proceeding thence to Camp Lee, where the
men will go through the exercise OF the battalion
drill after which they will to the city and pro.
ceed to the Capitol Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

sent lody Forty five prisoners were fer. away
under flag Of trace yesterday to ysriua. Mors
than halt the number were disloyai citizens of
Knoxville Tenn. The usual number of ambu.
lances snd vehicles were used 20 convey those who
wsre unable to walk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

Persona--idajorGen. w. w. Loring command.
ing me army OF the korthwess, Vrgioig, and his
aids, Gel Henry Fitzhugh and Maj. j. Floyd King,
arc at the SpotsYood Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

E7stoycI 1enntsseedns-Thirty msn, natives OF
Eeanessee but captured with the Yankee army At
Cumberland Gap. we:e brought to Richmond yes.
terday and lodged in the Libby prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

Arrival Of Prisoners There arrived las. right.
ABOUT O'CLOCK, $50! the prisoners csptured by
Gen stCar. during his reeant incursou into p.nn
sylvana. Among the prisoners were goidiers and
e'tizers..aI Of whom wers lodged last night III tie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

Sensible Man-One Of the Federal officers now
imprisoned here has refused TO accept his parole
and return North His determination TO remain in
The South he announced CT his own motion much
to the chagrin of his lae bi other oficers Who left
here a few days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

Caged-A female, calling herself Coea hforr;e
was arrested yer:erdaY evening snd pu! IA the csas
on the complaint ct Jos Il. Boxsy WHO charges
guage towards him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

44rrest.-Officers connected with the Proyoyt Mar
shsi's office, on yesterday arrested J. r. w. Ran.
doph for selling fIcioughs and transportation tick
cts The officers were under the impression that
his object was to aid deserters in getting Oft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
AFFAIRS IL WASHINGTON,
a dispatch from Wash ,nrton. OF i:ls 18th. 3.

4 dispatch from Wash ctan, oi i.o 18th. SAYS:
In impression prevails here that there il some
truth III the rrlEicc thu willie IL A.ryla and the ro
b.i Gen Lee asiei 10 tiis 6 syerniEeut oye.
turss Ter peace which loading Sonrhein ken he
!iaycd would 10 accepted. i auca u propJs:tio .
was hiade, there Is dopbt taGt it l-5 been de.
c.iie.i by tbs r'eGerai GO9erniaeut
UasIavti5 kelsec, oi kiei:iGIj, and JacoD tieisn-
ger. and Jacob Steve ~ OF Ne" Eorh were arrested
Dy chicer Berkeley, IF this ely. i.i uorlyI .: Bal
tiinore, at house on Penisy ivsnia avenue. near
Third street. Several franks were taken y iich
contained several articles OF goods which would
make the iad;es CT Riehnond dl.pce with delight
ANA iiAl the pockets of the owner with money
They were mostly s!k8, hoop skirts laces thread
needles, pins, dc Th, arEesE VAS made by OF der
OF tie military authorities of Baltimore, and the
parties were srnt 10 that city Oh Monday last.
TIE medical director has issued al order that all
patients 10 our hospitals who have been subjected
10 tie amputs:ion Of one o- both legs ahal as soon
as they able to be removed, be sent 10 ST
Elizabeth hospital At tie Insane Asylum. The
object OF this it Ii understood is to facilitate The
operation Of supplying artificial legs by 3 skill
fui artisan, who has already contracted with the
Government 10 furnish these necessary ails loco
motion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
By Sumner 4 Burress, Aucts.,
Iron-Frcnt Building, Governor street.
BOARDING.

DOARDIN0.-ScveFA perDons can be well &C.
ID eommodated with BOARD by applying At
MrA A. 0. JONRS'S, on ed street. between Gary
and Camel oc 20-Cts
DOARD.-Ara. JOHNSON, Governor ssrsst.
ID has Tor rent two front EO0AS-oue large,
with closet; tho other moderate sisa; both good
rooms. In the secund story. Preference eiven 70
famili6s having furniture. % l6-3ss
110ARDlNa Three families or several anglo
L1 gsntlemau, esn secuFs BOARD by applyfng
q hr. W0ODAnU6 on Grace strtet, 6stWsea "a
anA 4th stssesA Als0 = fsw DAY 1OADDn1o
ean ~ aeeommo6ate6 - l6-Me
D0ARDnl0. .-Iwo vsey 1ne tont TooGl9 Ws1l
ID tufnlnhsd, suitaAae fos oeualemen, tfsisokl }
e loe lAAy anb1 osnAleusan without eAe6isu, na4
- soesas at II lan1 esass - . lt-o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

There were a cases Of yellow fever in Whining.
ton, N c. L. day, snd six deaths.
Rev. DR.. S.hou has at laat been released from
the pen;tontiary CT SssLv lie, Tom. he held out
10 the las: in refusing 10 take the oa.h.
Tne augusta (Ga) Chronicle calls the new Coz.
feSe-&ta seal "a master pisee OF insigriiieance"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS AT TIL
NORTH

II.
The New York Herald, OF TIE ieth has the FOL.
lowing il, an editoria! about the rssa Of the
elections in the Northern States:
The Richmond papers have ,eckoned withou.
their bost in the case Of our elections They calcu
lated that thers would be great democratic up
rising in their favor, repudia;ing the proclaim
OF Nir Lincoln, Gad that peace world soon be tue
result The rebel officers engaged il tbs recent
raid into Pennsylvania expressed. the same ssnt-
.nant at Chainbsrsbuig, appea, irom the letter
OF Col EcCure which We Published yesterday.-~
But these hopes are nov blasted Tie elections
have been held, and ii they Indicate thing il is
vigorous prosecution OF the war for the Union till
i: is brought To successful issus. Let tEe rebel
iious States, therefore, taks warning. The
will be carried ca more vigorously than ever, and
there is nothing left for them bE. Subnissiont the
authority OF the u. s. Government, or 20 pay the
penslty 0i them obstinsey and folly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
FROM WESTERN yfRsfSIs.

FROM WESTERN VfRa!SIt.
A letter from Cincinnati dated the isth, says:
From Western Virginia we hsve news that the
rebels are preparing to evacuate the Kanawha val
ley as they have supplied themselves " tth ali the
salt that they could readily transport away. They
have succeeded in obtaining immense supply o,
the much needed article, ard there Is nothing TO
be gainsd by lettering IN the valley longer, in any
great force, they have very sens'biy determined to
get out OF it, aud leave only few cavalry guer
rillas to attend to their affairs there. We have
very large force 10 Western Virginia, " hch is
likely to effect something very soon, although In
which direction it i'd not proper TO state Major
General Cox has already arrived there and assumed
command. Bsigsdier Goaerai Milcoy Is IN command
of division. consisting OF large ioree Of seasoned
end veteran troops. General G. w. Morgan IL also
there with no uncomfortable force.
NEW YORK MARKETs-aoLD DOWN TO l32.
The New York Herald, of Saturday says;
Stocks were rather better yesterday, and the
speculative tendency seemed to he ON the increase
The Eries, Michigan Central, Rock Island and New
York Ceutxal were the prominent favorites. Old
Efia sod over GO. Gold YVES lower. 1t fiuctuated
between l32 and l33 ell the morning, sold down to
1904 in the after noon; then rallied up To l39 again
Exchange fell to l450l46. Money was fairly active
at Per cent.
The war risk of insurance demanded by under
writer's yesterday, combined with some sase in
sterling exchauge-or rather little more strength
lin the currency--tended to check purchasers Of
produce fer export and either to arrest any further
advance or to depress prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. DR. Breckinridge, who was at one time sup
posed to be- prisoner in the hands Of the rebels, il
now on his farm, in Fayette county, KY, undisturb
ed in person or in property SO coon AZ Kirby
Smith reached Lexington, he sent DR. Breckenridge
q letter of protection and not so much as u grsi0
of Co n has been taken from him
In the recent fight off Cape Fear river, N. C A., ia
which the gunboats were repulsed by shore bat
tsry the ship Maratanzas lost four killed and two
wounded.
Lieut. Col. Jchn Quincy Adams. aid to Gov An
drew, of Massachusetts, has arrived ut Newberu,
d. c., for the purpose of inspecting the Maasachl
sotts regiments In that department.
Ten Broeck's American horse, 'Opumist," won
the Queens plate at Newmarket, Engiaud, on the
Sd inst.
Cen G. T. James. inventor Of tho Jamss's pro.
ieetle was killed ut Sag HasbOr, H. r., on the 10th
last, by thu explosion Of ono cf his own shslls.
State Senator Baker, Of California, has been ar-
rested In Gan FrAnciscO fer REASONABLE language.
Hs waa released upon Sstraetine
The pork paskars Of Chisaso held msselng the
Gthsr iay, anA sesolveA that no negroes sAoula ho
enpleys1 h posk pashing N that ely.
Capt. WIN. nudsen, D. Z. Navy, died q nseek-
lyp, Il. u. on the leth inst.
ss,onon Foot Laa> been realsssea q. q ssnaAss
fsem Ysrmout
q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
UU u 5a.S tn, II IUI. q SUN, Au-L3

"a tA-oANsAOAf4 oioNh AM DWELiIINIs.
IA GA the South side of Main, between 22d and
25d streets, AT AUCTiOE.-We will sell upon the
premises, or THUISDAY, the 23l day OF October,
commencing at II o'clock T. H., the very desirable
STORE and DWELLING located on the south
side OF Main, between 22d and 23d sree.s. 1t is il
good repG:r, and commanding fair ren. 1hs lot
fronts 20 feet, and back I53 fset 10 an alley
TERMS.-Ole-third cash the balance IS. end lo
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by "a trust deed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

within easy rargs, but wsieh did not for se1ns
r'ason fire upon us BY bis ORDER some .wotLou
sand bushels Of wheat in s.are were purchased OF
to Harper's Ferry, under the superintsndeucc Of
Col Blanchard, the efficient Quartssmas:er Of the
second army corps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

FULLY LOCATED LOTS, In 6idnoy, o.
Grove Federal, and Elmw0od Streets, r0R AALk
AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold at anesioa, On the
premises. on FRIDAY, the 24th OF Ocsober, le62,
a, q O'Clock H. in the order advertised, Tie fol.
lowing beautiful LOTS Ia Sidney viz; l56 eses u
land on the sou:b aide Of Grove street. runAine
back ls9 feet the east line OF Poplar stssse 20
alley 90 feet wide, nearly opposits ths rssiAss0s
Of Capt Charles r. korriss. Also, % feee = land
oa the south side of Federal street, ru1nlng bAAk
the west line Of Poplar street 199 feet % - n.
ley 20 feet wide. Also, IA tsst Of land "a ~
south side Of Elnwood g.rsst, between Laursl anA
Pine Streets oppssits the Old Fair GvOunds ruanng
back ls9 fee: to alley 70 fses wids. Il 3 eea-
temp.ated to sell only half Of said lots - hey -
long to two joint tenants. They are (uslAy FeGaR1r
ed as among the most beautiful and valnA6Ae l0siA
Sidney. TKnMs-Cash
oc Is 0ODDIN H. APPERS09, Ausla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21

r AE2E AND BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
: Brick Dwelling on Church Hill at the cornsr
cf G and 3ist strsets, with half acre lot attached
for sse at auction win be sold at auction On the
preI.li5ss 81 WEDa ESDAy, the 22d October, 1869,
at 4ociock, p. n, the large snc beautifully stu.
atod BRiCK DIV WELI.ING located ss above, now
and fer Ulsny yeara past in the occupancy Of xr.
Charles X. Huat. the lot IN q handsome one and
contains hah acre. Ths dwelling was originally
a very fine house. having been built st great sx.
pe,se oy &c the best materials and in the
poTor nGuIer, ,ior large family. The yard Is we'll
set III handsome shade trees.
TERa3-0ne -thiGi cash; balance ct aud IL
ta0atb or negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trus. deed, or al, cash. a. the option of the
purchaser. O0E)DiN & APPEESOE,
Oc Il Auefa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-20

Fosr Noxnos. JuDe lr.-Eyersthing qui.
ei here The Elm City arrived here this
morning from the White House With about
~ SICK soldiers. who. with Others from
here will be sent 90 BALTIMORE 70 morrow.
The whie Hoass Point Bow brought tiovn
20 Of the gnerillas ~ho made the assault in
our rear on Friday last. making - in all
that have been captured. Some OF these
men are farmers IA citizens clothin. aud 9th
err belong to thc lst Virginia cavalry. and
are partially uniformed.
Sly boys we're brough, IN. yesterday, by
our eavaiy. sho aid that the rebel pickets
on our leit wing, had advanced. for they
had accidensiy strayed over the line. They
are believed 10 have been spies, sleeping IN
the swamp during tho the day, and spring
around our pickefs az night a11.
There i occasional skirmishing going on
along the Whole lines ofthe army ofthe Pc
iomac. but a general engement is no antici-
patcd for some days. Ia
The weather this afternoon i very warm.
The roads are now IN pretty good condi.
ton
Two Union Suffers were cap.nrcd in the
guerrilla raid on Friday. one had nearly
- .00oin New York money. notes and spe-
cie, and the other i said 10 have had $40.
600. having just been paid on BY their rcgi
menis. They ~ere bound North 10 obtain
goods s11aL f8 skrCs xaE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-20
FRoM JEFFERSON CITY.

JEFFERSON CRY. June ls.-The enamel.
patton Convention, after a session or three
DAYS, adjourned this afternoon.
Its proceedings were armonious and there
was firm determination eyinced energetic
ally to push forward the great policy which
the convention met to inaugurate.
A series Of resolutions endorsing the Ma
tional Administration, recommending the
general emancipation Of the slaves IN the
State, and the acceptance OF the aid tender
ed by the General Government. submitting
to the people Of the State, the details OF
such action and such legislation as may be
necessary to accomplish the end In view, ~
be indicated by them through their repre-
resentatives elect 10 the next General As
sembly, proposing thorough organization Of
the State for the fall elections. condemning
Governor CANDLES aspersions on soldiers
from other States. and expressing thanks to
the National Government and its officers and
soldiers for their aid and protection In our
conflict with rebellion.
There was considerable opposition TO the
resolution condemning Governor Gamble.
but il was finally passed.
An executive committee, consisting OF
two members from each Congressional Dis
lrict was appointed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-20
EROM PHILADELPHIA.

PnuADELruIA, June l6.--A corrcspon-
dent OF the Philadelphia Press. writing from
Gen McClelan's army gives an account OF
the incursion by the e1cmy in the vicinity OF
White House. Friday afternoon. which indi-
Gates that 10 was more the result of mistake
than an exhibition Of daring. He says that
on Friday evening, detachment of Jackson's
force, coming down from Gordonsville, and
aleng the line Of tho Acquia Creek Railroad,
mistook their course. When they struck the
head waters Of the Chickahominy. they went
too far. and proceeded on till they came sud
denly upon the Federal pickets.
Instantly they drew up in order Of battle
and engaged our cavalry vidctte who grad
ually retired before a superior force.
The writer then narrates the fight Of the
tcamsters. subsequently, as already given
without seeming 10 be aware Of the different
version given to this raid OF the enemy
PnILAprLFuIA, June l9.-Thc Ledger has
on its bulletin that Secretary Stanton has
again called on the Governors of States 10
know how many mcn thcy can at once sup
piled TO re enforce the army This Is be
lieved TO be la consequence OF the rebel re-
endorsements received by Jackson in the
Shenandoah valley. i
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Noon Dispatches


Nav YoaK, June IA refugee from
Richmond direct states the rebels estimated
their army OF kichncnd At lSu 900. Ii can
not amount 10 lees than $50 900, that though
LARGELY made up OF conscfipts ID is we'll
disciplined and effective and has unbonnded
confidence ficu Joe Johnston, that the rebel
soIdiors still believe that the tide will be-
turned against Gen. Mcclellan and then the
war viii be carried across the Potomac into
Mar land and the North.
The army OF Johnston Is constantly re-
ota,ing re endorsements. and he at least ex.
poets to hold our army in check until the i'm
patience Of England and France in reference
10 Southern cotton an tobacco shall result IN
bringing those nations 10 the rescue.
The abandonment OF Manassas was con-
sidered a very serious disaster 10 the rebel
cause until Northern organs made Il manifest
that Johnston had achieved in that evacua-
ton great substantial triumph with these
Northern representatives.
The evacuation Of Manassas Was accepted
as a splendid military operation. notwith-
standing the loss which it involved Ito the
rebels OF military stores &c, 10 tho yalae OF
s.. 0O0, 900
The rebels still inclined 10 the delusion
that their rebel armies have oniy temporarily
abandoned such places as New Orleans. Nor
folk, Nashville and Memphis. until the veil
Is lifted from their eyes with our occupation
OF Richmond
The rebel leaders are fully aware however
that all their deceptions Of military strategy
will be exposed with the loss of Richmond,
aud hence their desperate efforts and labors
To hold IL. They never explain their
retreat iroul og defeat al Richmond to tho
satisfaction Of their followers.
This refugee states that before leaving
that city he saw some mysterious looking
boxes and packages for transportation. mark
ed Tuscaloosa. Ala, via Montgomery. from
which il may DO inferred that the rebel lead
crs. in anticipation Of retreat. are sending
of come OF their Government of personal
yaluables 10 that out OF the way place
rtxKs' DISPATCH
INV YonK, June l9.-0n Saturday COL
Gregory. Provost Marshal Of Alexandria, in
fzsmed Rev Mr., Biting. Pastor Of the Bap-
list Church. that ii he could not pray for the
President OF the United States and the sue
cess OF the Federal arms he would be com
PEELED to close his Church.
Mr. Biting informed Col Gregory that he
could no, comply with his request. whereupon
Col. Gregory took. Immediately. military
possession OF the Church and closed its
doors.
Several other churches of the secesh pro-
clivilies have been taken.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-20
FROM ARKANSAS.

RlvIR Cur Orr. ARK, June l5.-The ex
petition down the river has reached mere
withouot shot being fired.
The tug Spitfire captured the rebel steam
erer Clara Dolson, to-day. in Bayou La
Groix, she had 100 bales of cotton on board.
sisd TO DO worth $4,000. She has started
for Memphis with prize crew on board.
The steamers on Tuesday. the 9th inst,
passed the Judge Fletcher and several 9th
ers in Indian Bay: also. tia iron clad gun
boat Arkansas lately run down from Mem
phis In an unfinished state which is expected
20 offer Us battle.
The Van Dorm which escaped our fleet OF
Memphis, is said to be up the Arkansas.