The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-30
Particulars of the : iEas AGAR GhEilestou.

Il .,4e SIS st ?oaotaigc, il aipe&rs th.t lie en-.
snys force consisted o. &c csachaonts Of eight re T.
m-nt.. from FsAusy:val!2, Kew Haiupahrs, Rhode
Iisnd sud Connection. Each detachment nun
beed .t9 r.en &c bit tie attacking fcree ot infan
yy consisted CT gbcnt 2,2ee mar. u sidsa yheh
.ssrs fl latso-y Il iisid pisces and two bOa.
e0wi.ssrs. These troap4 were commanded by
rlga.ef- General Te:Ey. Eaviag effected ihel7
landing al az early h@ur ans driven IN cur pieke.s
ibe Yankees advanced rapidly towards the railroad
Tie Charleston Aveisry ssys
They first eRco ouat sre3 our forces ebout eleven
o'ellek 4. Il , ard the fighting was kept u with
iesa spirit from tli8s ta:e until ave o'ccsE
", when The enemy e2-. ~ TO waVer aaa finally
i.L o2.a Ii disorder, leaving lis dead upGa The
tad. TIE .eiicn is deserib5a by an eyewitness 10
have been second SeoesSioEvi.le affair in ths dis
parity Of the forees engaged in the atu uoborn char
sser Of the contest, aud in the compile ehess Of the
repulse. Capt. EiIissts bat ieEy E1d the Virgil lfa
battery ars saii 10 have coy-re3 themselves with
glory. s l2;er report. though not official. places
lbs number Of our casuaitie, II twenty killed aud
SKY woGnded.
Ths hsayi1a. ,0es vvas suffered by he Virginia
A,t!llary CGptaiE !. Il. lanlkin L gallant corps
which has served OF cur coast ever since The fall
Of Port Royal They nd four killed snd sgteea
wounded. lccs o. th. iz.lsy slightly. The follow
ing a.e tas names CT tne killed: C.: Peters, J. =
kazs!e vas wounded il tie tssd -aI arm eiightly.
The battery vert Q,o aet. with tlicty-fiVe men
!..ke na2l GER o. isa horses ''e-e killed The Old
Dominion boys slAo lsst = cGisSon oIirg to The
Lorses having taken fright. BIT captured one fem
tbs eEemy, which male things even. The enemy
burned iae osisso3 T7a.3h ttay toos.
The COhr!.T adds tLe following to his account:
TIE ssth Georgia and q detachment of Cavalry
eGdeF tia command % Col Cclquitt, ware ordered
Gown thursday morning to follow ~ ths enemy,
eHurisr having arrived stating that tbs easny wa,
IN fo'ee 8, Asekey Point. '.'he G4soTS CLANS tie
road gathered up 4aito lsrge stock Of overcoats
so5 other articles ta..nd O. the rad Two now.
nad- grsves ~ers also discovered. The enemy's
dead lie sczt'eroi GGT ie r01e, down to tie point
o. iandng. During tli3 whole engagement they
ware carving Id v'o1aded and sing 70 tho rear.
One nah 1ho Saw them Gu th3r retfeat states
taat ue met continued s.re&Ia Of arbulances go
3g and coming frola their brat. Or .aeir advance
hs7 had killed. saia sheep but n tie hasy retreat
ssre obliged TO leave Heir plunder.
Our troops buried forty Ct the eneniys is.d.-
Ia; force that first Iaet the enemy consisted Of the
RuIeiee Mounted iasaIuea, Captain Trenholm !;
SAn ksson Light Dragons. Captain kutlsags ;
Ssanfort Volunteer artillery. Captain VIM Elicit,
thc an infantry company, who siub3o orniy and
efstuly contested the eaemy'g advancs until tie
hrriVai CT rejntorcemeIts The Others after wGrds
engaged were Es.sons virgioia Battery. Morgan S
S.ua5ron o. Cavalry, ASiof Ar-ess First Bettal-
on oi Sas.pghootafr, combating Of Captain CHS
aems company, Captain 4 Arstoh's company, aud
Capian Raists company.
Adssrrtsr FROM oEe of tho blcekading steamers
VI chafies'oo, arrived In tdst city Oh the 9th -
iHe Courier gives the following report from him:
H1lose lie iet. te Tss acting IS Lssis;aI. Qusr'
seFtha.ter e0d overheard n cor versatiJn Between
l'a/L D-iIniAon haa s.i0t se. oEic3- on the poop
lse& u ni3 vessel, /, wAich one OF :ae officers
.ss.so ihat sn attach gu Charleston woa!d ba made
Va lae arrival Of two IRON dads ;.R1 additional
.ssseia, wih IN Ipeetsd ,e force neD. to the lard
to'es7 u hoge sayentean thousand mea. They e2-
lcseo 10 make The ss.sek by land and W ater bs-
s"eSh ths let AND ie.h OF November. Their light
atga' guntoats were 10 run up tho stono. shau
""04s ahG attack the batteries along tbs bEnss,
~IAo the iron eads and larger vessels are 20 come
~ @ao attach Fort Sumter end the city.
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INDIAN rhousLEs IN F!oSIDAFhe bsi&ae.
- sA4 scsess ..ias Of Seminole Indians In south
ii'fias ilsve been persuaded BY the Yankees on
Vie e'asl 70 commit ell manner If depredations
upon INNOCENT aad s.piass men, women and CHI.
a"h' h'hs near Charlie Popks, q branch OF Pss's
'seeg, Ia South Florida The Gainesville Ella
STATES says:
ilsy, II Is said, hare mui deyed four families
sao hl VINO sos,d make their escape are flying
o-s@y .efore The to,Gatswk OF the barbarous
s-se'efs employed hy : fce eaaeiy cdue,. Vow,
'o'e h<e srfo feu.cfas. is to make, II possible
Yaes,y 0! pea g with these Indians ard, IL that
AN Gs sisSrna.iye ID 10 raise five hundred Florida
ooss as soa4a cal them, To take these In
1sAS on, of Florida. spsIing noaa to tell the tale
uu believed that they have sbout one hundred
S1ffi9fa. The chief object Of the dorar,ievlne
thahses Ii 10 get the agvages down Ia that portion
" vac stAe 70 murder as many as possible, and
un gu tbs bslsncs Of ths citizens, to bs able