New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
LATE FROM RICHMOND.


We hevv received Tie Richmond Di,pa'cI Of De-
tober Is, and make the following extracts:
THE BATTLES IN KENTUCKY.
The following dispatch received yesterday
afternoon;
To GrS : COOPER wounded officer, srvcd hero thi.
morning ssys that the light Kentucky continued three dys
car1ras msny guns and over 100 prisoners. Eins And
woundns fany have hesrd Of no General occi Killed
today tia. tho reports are oil ycfy favorable vssae
Telegram usi received nom Gen forrest there strong
beg SAMUEL JOSEs. Msl0r General
FURTHER PROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACCOUNTS or BRACES VICTORY.
MoBiLr, Oct. IA special dispatch 10 The
A6rerfbr, and Rsts ffon Hsly srrs. yesterday ssy.:
Lieut Gen fsmeefion b., assumed eorssnd q th. De
par,n, oOsbahs party Of 30 ss 10 Cofinh were ssod
ne cnsnns rapsF. q tn ih .e md vlh assounl' q
lie Frc.i bsttle bets Osns nss and bre Tho tenor
Of their accouui bs Bns l. bsdy defeated sad efiVou
the Kentucky RI'eI and that b''u " par'ans rso
Te. hundred psfoled prisoner, arrived here ,hi, evening"
CH,rTAsoooA. Oct 7.-Ihs Reid has the following dis
All Is uneer;siny. believe the Ysniee. leaving Nash
Vile In .dditson TO the shove am aiished there - .ot
army the worst whipped snd most badly ca, up sry Of The
war There 10 c0u5, but that we gained inost glorious
Mo5iIu Oct IA special di'Ps,eh to The Adrsrfi'0 aHd
DI.p.lrhs. dated ,hs ilh from Indianapolis. tn, Chago
T,bans sy that insn.e excitement pe' ~. se caused ~
Dispatches rom Con Boyle saying h; Con BIsti We. IN
10 him f-enorccsnt. as there were only 1eooops In
louisville hs s /" ,s "l, va. ,Sn.c
The C,cass Conn,yoal 81 the 18Th claims victory, but
the Dispatches are very conhieiins
The Di,patel, referring 70 ito news respecting
these battles, Gays:
If0en Brsgg has been slpsly victorious We hope
and bslye he la, will have been probably the most Inn
poftant even, Il the wal II vi" .5Sw the wnSle ss'e o.
renne.see and eventually M.,isppL II viii g'o new Ne
and sisor 10 cause eyorywhefe >,,,,
have advanced Ispdy had not the Yankees sustained
terrible reverse In kentucky
UNION VESSELS DRIVEN OFF.
Two Union vessels having been engaged for some
days IN driving of working paItie, engaged In eveing tho
Ills near fo Caswe Nc two heavy siege guns were sent
for on Saturday drive them of Ths UdmiHgfn Journal
tsy,; ov., ,oa ,i,.., q, ,o,,,,or an IN.
be.ch shout quarter nils apart by tic Colonel and
between and 10 o'clock Saturday ire opened the
unsuspecng Ysntr. vessels which were within two miles
Of the beach third shot which entered the psdde-
Dor Of one OF the steamers she disabled TO navigate
und be ssssted BY ner conso Thirty shots were
fired om about ten Of which took effect doubtcs
ting number Of the enemy. The firing surpassed any
tbng Tor precision that have heard Of the seaeos'
The steamer. consdelaby spneied The enemy we're
40 busy In leaving they did ire bu, three times The
crippled steamer did not fire. One linch shell exploded
nes one OF guns The other shells fel far short
oar Las. slot YVES the bow Of OF tho steamers
when she was Eve miles OF tho poj.ets being IN The air
throwing further than the best the enemy have OF this
hyer.
THE FEVER IN WILMINGTON, n. c.
There were So new cases Of fever at Wilmington,
NJ c. Saturday, aud % Sunday The Journal Of Mon
day. says; 49,. -. a.,..,.v n,,h, . ood ,.,o ram. IN
with but little lightning aud tho th.rmomster fell rapidly
almost Immediately sixteen degrees The effect upon
sy on Saturday night Sunday exceeded anything that
had been known since the epidemic commenced ., .nee
and 90 Continues Collins csnno be obtained fast people
die Drip, drip from the lesden sky Death ana .etnsss
with hope the soonies aud 'adde oil oil 'ho oay'
that have yet seen. ,.,,..,
Oct 1902 resident Of Wilmington, addressed 70 capt
J. 2. Levy. 10 this city; ,,..,.u ,.a.v
Our city one vast charnelhouse-,hiv a,a,ha 'oaas
and not enough well people to bury the dead On AZ
lawiutho mortality ureqaiied ny anything except h'
From an extra Of n. Journal dated the 18Th. tia, paper
having temporarily suspended 1t. issue We learn ha rs,s
were 3. new ea.ss on M0hasy 'a w.s tsst Of the rev
Is. Il. Deano Rector OF ST. Jane's Ep"eopsi |nu'e"'
ARRIVAL OF THE L. s. SHIP CopnnR.-Th'
U. s. ship Courier, w. X. Greasy, Acting Master,
Commanding, arrived from Washington in seven
DAYS, last evening. The following lisa list Of her
officers: Acting Master, w. X. Greasy; Acting
Master and Executive. officer, w. Is. Stoddard; Asst.
Surgeon, W. II. Bonsall Actg.-PsymsSsr, w.
Blake; Asst. Engineer, w. P. OBnen; Masters
Mates +. shox, w. s. McNail aud &. j. Hill.
ARRIVAL OF THE TRAssPoRT DUDLEY BUCK
The U. s. steam transport Dudley Buck, Crane,
from Newbem, N. c., the 10Th inst, arrived last
evening. The following is list Of her passengers;
Hor.cs lanes. Chaplain 18Th Mass VIM o. Brown, 3sth
Mas M g. Head, Fred j. Barnard. Lieut.. B.lsson
Co ga Msss Lisat q. 0. Fellows, Co. A, nth MAJ
srnsr. jusss Young Worcester, John n Johnson Drum
Hsior OH n vi w. .. Russell aud LytDgstou. New
YOU y Motzls Raleigh N. o. Chez y. Hale, Sergeant
HsjM "A n " plssrsss.