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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03
FROM THE NORTH,

We cont,aue cur eStra2ts from our Northcgn fles
Of The 2sth inst. Those given below ire Of interest
THe LAST RAIDS CT mo2s.N-nIrFIcuir IN
CATCHING HIM
= lsitar. datei Cincinnati the gIs, nit SAYS th..
Buell. with his grand army, l4C0 . s,rour was re
turnlng To louisville and receiving all tho abuse
which Is the result of faigra The letter ac
knowledges ;ba; Bragg took over 4O70 wagons o.?
provisions away with hI?a, and TIE ye9ara.s oaiy
succeeded in 'ecaptafing forty. The letter adds:
I Or rc5e! partisan. Morgan, has performed deeds
Nhtch Tisal StusJis raid iuto Penusylvanil He
Ass t-ottaf rcard Raei as tusrt Cd uronnd Nc
ti'!i4u. lie mad n ias Il iHto Lexington usoVs ort
oar 2rces into A-rss Hiss thea r,uud the Ke1 tucay
river 90 lrs~ren ncebrgg, ami swept on Dards
tcw n. Al Cox Creek ho caIse upon q wagon train
i'nd hHFned eighty one wagons, taking he team
S1eis at.d guards prirC2 rs. Thirty ~ the wagons
wcTa emrtyl The rths.S lsaen with supplies for
Gods division. fugh'HE toward ba~dstasn
n" captured Suotor IarRe tram and h-t25d s.
sad Taeu las SGasd from pG5hiDg Southwest.
evidenty % destroy The l.. bs..ou B-auch baii.osi
snd 'hen 70 push - tn'Tn.ds &uItt5dsg.lla and
destroy The aa.hs ;Iic Eai-o:..-aH of which lie
wiz nndeuota5i,y cecstpi.gh
TIE tfaie hus Isr II II from Nunfara.r. lie IS
no. IA. p'obA0iy IS destroyed 1!e has q force
-! twelve hu4cgcA ceyal-y. t'sa Dumont is fol
lowing bat AoTs.A changes horses continually.
" h.'t FcnoIts aGe worn 5Owl There l. 10 force
IN rent ot Morgan. f'e cau have things ali hi.
orn Wy. IL is g. aes 4 b. is aiming Tor Nash
V!'.>, i1G 70 al Srags moving TliA the 13an part
- .G army n the SGsae aitaoi;nN Geu. NtK,ey 10
iESts * ita aboat Evc Eheassa:d Idau
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rur CAVALRY EXPEDITION TO THg p2,
49, N1NSCLA

A, ntscsr wso accompanied the rec mt eavSiry
.,,sai.ioa to the Peninsula hiss furnished us with
,he following particulars:
Tha erredition, compcse d Of a corom6rd Of aboaf
~ cavalry. under Col, Bail, legf the vicinity al
p,sspaoud ST ay-dawn Of Sunday, tha 26th ultgn0'
and rrseeeled without important incident or ia.
,.--opt,oD. 70 Neck Of Land near Wit!iamsturr,
Thar. It WAS represented The camp of es-Ses ex.
.s,ed VITO murdered Msssrs shTiver and Graves
.,,s two weeks sgo. III" objses Of the expedition
vss TO break up this canp,sn capture the negroes
connected with IL The point alluded 10 was reach
"A a. DAYLIGHT on wednesday morning, when Ike
A. hattie Was IS: once formed. each flank of our
,svslry force resting upon the river Much 10
he dlssppolnm ,ut of tbs troops and the officer n
a,,ansnd ii was sooa discovered that the no esrces
and ,Aslr Yankee sceouipiIcss hearing If the a!-
,-asah OF Col Balls command, had broken mp
.ss., sncsmpmen, on tie day previous, and Retired
Il the rear Of Fort Masruder. below William bur- =
Oar ,orcss would Lsvs visited Williamsburg, but
rso-ps,ion having reached Col. Ball that the Van
sss. bsa been reinforced by two regiments OF IL
on,ry AMI some artillery, and that sunboat
lvius IN Queens Crssk, cGy the town, that officer
asrsad If prudent 20 retire without making an st-
tsck
On .hsir return the expedition captured about 100
nssroes ssversl disloyai citizens, and number Of
hSres
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AN UPRI.ISG" IN BALTIMORE.

strange uprising took place in Baltimore oa
"Wednesday Fer seyeIs! days movement had
been progress ing among the Jniouists Of Baltimore,
bssdsd by tbs clerk o; the Criminal Court, snd al
sld Of Governor Bradford for hoidiGg meeting to
ssk tbs removal OF Gensr ~ COL rom his command
of Fort acBenry. On "Wednesday the meeting
yss held and the petition drawn up to that ttoct
Il which the word seIiiiiy was used liz eoan2o-
ton with the General i tst officer Immediately )
ordered The and confinement of ali the prime
movers In The meeting This created great excite
rneDt among thsic compstriots and large crow /
waited on she victims and se-enGded them. Tie
prime movers were then sen. of in boat, and
thus pnt OFT Of reach of further serensdes. Gen.
Wool Immediately Afterwards LEI. fer Wash
.ustou, snd was followed by committee OF
Uliolsss with the petition for Lia removal Il Is
,sld General Wool has i1timated his Intention u.
resign II tte Administration removes lin.
DR.. Covert. Of Charleston, s. G., from whom ".
obtain these fsets and VITO came through Oh Tie
Tag Of Truce boat last night says that Gen. Woo
will <hile enforcing the rules relative toprisoger-
Of wsr treat sll such with courtesy sad consider
C.L
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Ao6brtes - II dnslsoe ctiug ci 'sa1 wa7 krGcaod
iogsn Ss.EId4Y agls n 3. fae conner IF On snI
KsiE streets, and ..,ljovs Of a TIA rsluables il
lis possession
4 Lieutenant in tho Cl.fe6e3sta Army VII
knocked C0zn negr the. eornor Of Grace ani 8 Il
stieFts, On Saturday night and robbed of MS
pocket book gad hat
On Saturday hight gbout II o'clcct. - two
wafehnsn were rtenGing ST tbs mouth oi th- alley
Leaf i5g from Cary s'Iea. - ua'z GI5y, .hey e.rz
a couple q l-ea stsuIre IL the alta. 44arreiias
abcut the possession og q rursa one sait g he
other hat IL nina and hs no. faseBair. Ifs
companion fi-stcnsd the p0cke book ald stersd 10
run down t19 niiey. rs hs parted from t,e other
h. s'ruc'- blL1 9eyere bow with a stick Iet ta
kept on iii Ia Tell nearly ~ the vntcL,.s 2 .ett.
ELey took Lam IL ca8tGdF. 10 gave ttp ,.y4..a os
Francis Favs.aJ sld aaij hja ccrnp2Ii5a was from
New Orleans, s.Dd p&ese5 bY t1s natres o. .a,a
Jones, a;{as ra5 The purge cag..4a med ST 80
.no p"To!e Il n"nor belonging 10 j T. I..Ld r.
81 ArfSf-@s -1BsmeEt, @ac eGB !8kou rv57o-er 81
ShsTrsoufs ana e5nt h51e ! J tho Easa=sI. 80
money probably belonged n tia.
The detective s2.ics 6 The aalte7n Di-tsio. had
occasion yesterday - yisl. Hus goss row, }7sh
street, aud n.sk5j ~ IN he yard 2 n.a.. -l,.d
Capt. Itapi> ~, ct Eii5ais!p very dcu.i Gn5
whose pocasts aei bean u.Eea in de cut. alter
ll5 otjic ~ ha defas. ei MIN 10 psi5cu t1sy gera
inierL'd Bat Ia nal 1oen r555ea, tT young II -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03
EFFECT OF UNION gHELLs.

On ,hs day Of the engagement ct Charlestown, in
which the Howitzer Battalion of this city greatly
ds'tnguished Itself over one hundred shells from
the enemy guns fell within the corporate limits Of
the town without wouadng Il single Citizen and
win 10 essential damage to property. The only
houses that we're made TO feel sensibiy the ahock
o. The en-my's hre belonged to Mrs. Rebeccs Hun
sf' & strong Union lady, aud mother in-law Of the
notorious David Il. Strother. tho Port Crayon Of
hSpsr Her fine residence, near tie centre Of the
""n, Lad one Of the chiulleys Knocked of to tie
soab Of tie roof, and another house cf hers al the
eastern eEd Of town received GONE injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03
.pr,rRE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN AND
oA' NINETY .THEEE YANKEES

On Friday last detachment Of Capt Gilett's
.,mp.ny Of cavalry, from Southampton county
.nnherlns forty n,en, succeeded In capturing y
-.,,,osd train nbent three miles below Manasaas
,,,.,,on. Aseertsinins that the train would pass
.sr,.n point at given hour the detachment
-. m the track and posted themselves In rosi
49,, 20 await its arrival. On eonlsg up 10 tia
,,,,.u track the train hated, when the party n
,,.rd Consisting of ninety three Yankees Of
x.u York regiment. surrendered without firing
.,ot They stated that the Train had been jss-
..,oAed frosn an eacsmpraeut below to procure
80, The whole party arrived At Gordonsy!lle
r..,Ardsy and Will be down on the morning tcain
+.ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03
tIRsr CASE uNDEa uNcoLN,a PROCLAMATION.

FIRST CASE UNDER LINcoLEs raoCLaM&TTOH.
= he following raragfap, Is sronl tls Tosiing
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line 1...-t' '.'3 - ''''' - Ia. til t''t'
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important article shu.;fc .l. r!s f.ralts -.-tr,
- ''-''' ~ '''-' 90. 400 w. iltc'-' r. sup
grevers:
snIiito 10 halieyo /, = surf,y y. -, -, -
son -eea tnsn tIe nn,or;e5 t,f...., So - -
yya- before Aha sets .~at 10 ,agrr. -, ' -
at hand Al fle and Of -, -, s:. ,s-.- -.
Jnd.a began TO arrive urpard, nf lnn." t.,os
from Eor,hav nanna Il, ,,ar;, To- ,I,-o, a., "a -
uuanti.y from, that ,,ott eosx,lIv, q, -, 80, -
ernoot was t,nnd ta be ,I,7 ~ a. n go. - ~.
Mr. Viiers ,yboga rroz4,sss ,sare bsII Ia hs ,,ssi
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OUR ARMY RETREAT!SG FROM CHARLES.
rrn u /.

From the following extract from busiEess i=t
te! to ge1,lsanal in Lynchburg, ds:ed Lsvisburg
October 80 1t will be seen that our forces g. Chsras
ton under Gen Echols, have been forced tc retreat
20 prevent tAeIr being cut eff and that the ka
nswhs Valley Including the salt wcfks, is probs,
ty sgain il possession Of the Yankees. The foi!ow-
Ing Is the extract referred to:
We sre just advised that our army at Kanavla
have had 10 retreat via Cotton H,li and fsye'te
Court house. The enemy reported 1900
strong fifteen miles below Charleston EoTe,e.
thousand st Bulito~n o- suInTleiyil!a, sn6 some
4 00l making up through logan"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03
RETURN OF CAPTURED WAGONS.

Arlsr the surrender OF Harper'a Ferry a number
u the wagons captured from the enemy were
''s1ed To The paroled Federal ofticera. with which
I" convey away their priyste baggage. These
wagons were returned &c Gen. Lee about ten days
'lce' having been sent through by flag of truce
noH harpsr's Ferry. Many cf them wer, In De.
''aeoly dispidated condition, aud Indicated, gs
wei Is the hoI1ss attached TO ,heIa. thai they had
'0esiVed rough usage since they became the prop
srty Of the Confedarscy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03
=. Racoo..rloe Qu.srtnN-rta, b. of tbe

he RsCcGstrh2 QUssTt2N.-Tha biz Of the
fo-o;sa news bg the A"-lal.,ian bearing more
dre<t| Perhaps on tie question Of yeco osn,..ar
,aaa Any o'har is bs ioIio7 ing paragraph rcr She
London hr'sy ard HGfy ee,eus Of tie "a irsj.:
Il is believed thas Lord Lyons who = rxpectsd TO
return TO Warrington IL no cagsse Of big nolt.!
viii be piaaed in position - deai2e tha course ao
viavs OF Der AaiaSty's GoseTl15@n@, y-itha Eny
32ceIt aint.a9 or G0JD;i il v,-v al tie va-.eu3
n2aaes which tho contest n Sortl america r-5y
assume. aod tlHt ministers AZ ARMY ej q positive
o1-,c.usi5rs s1G have o-ic!E.;-c4 taa,- policy a
.c-. - - stfa'tg ot to -:6sd So 5lf .le>@
his isoraship'S 'etGru . his los. rs views 2t
es!s 2r" :. is believed. G,sD..... ed To taoa-4viic-
= % e 81 = ere:t7 and .CxGgs,:A irec u tac.s
p:aca a:oa 'iy aaG Clearly hssac. ha C@15'e tr,.-
- tae OUcl,. arG ,as. Ct his Imperial h1ajes1y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03

lf'i-mgL fs t!5g ~ BntdsHg --'lAa r-i1o-ers
c52&S2S !. s-a 1~F9eas, ~.ag ot C5st.5, Tl.,'1 a.
attt8' .-es t3 sET - .Aet Ttio .. t.a .az'5i5e
al1u a-soe@ &M-..-ay E3.ht, ~ ,,..e;l: : til
ean, containing 7Y-Ta; pGu-4s ce p.if,ler 6n t5p
q Z at}re a9d st,ir- l ct' u u;oaos 81 q {. -
'nt.lcA The explosion raia3d coassder4b alarm.
shook to9 DG!a.4g -ra asQSo u.i.,.t og re,,e of
aea. Eta prisoners r.5fo marched NO The v..f.E
10 Ii night -rae q The priacipat parties son.
e.t-st ,@1e Of them 5e,as Yankee lsyeiy sent
DOVE 'rol" ta Vas . - ssi@a f9r L-ur}sr) were
discovered s1'i ol1.cred ilt0 eIc2c contueilrut---
Tie a,nt-Ga9 shot 1T tbs JuUr.oears ty, e. but hit
nobody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03


The Esw E,r% Horj@ says ;ag io.iogzios ii an
extract from letter written BY a. American gen
t4u4aa og the highest ohar2e.ec a,d loaiEioc, row
residout III EUROPE, always ucway ring II his de
vot!or to ;hs Government, and hitherto = !a.thfui
supporter Of tho administration;
Il have jnst read Lnc7i1s proclamation, and !
an hopeless. TLs toie nature Of the
corgi4sg changed, aEl the idea Of restoration Ct
the CuioGi under tuth t.reu.az tances 6 an inpca
bry The President. under t!.a Constitution,
would have Al equal :,sh: u 'ssue 3 proclamation
declaring that III Come cticrJ the law of descent
Of property Atauld be n5 lclgec a3 1t H. 5u- in
some manner more agreeable TO the powers to-.
be. VIII the conservative part 0f ths &o:.h NO.
rise e against this sntyeF, i9u of Ia; char
ter Of its liberties a.d ee!y bggd o. il e-is,eDce
as 3 Government, though Proclaimed under lie de-
iuAiye ida4 Of sustaining Il
The effect On the South can caiE be 70 make them
lore and desperate in thair geei.tance, AID to
enable tLeir leader. 20 say: ".nYg E0u gee gye
were rig ht a. 10 The intentions o: tbs Lieon Gov
ernment when we Induced y"I - bcS u this Va. '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03

Th-t Lincoln is to l. tas Aujtafy l;ict,.so. -
tAe United Ststts. and ,hAt very .eo aaells 70 bo
conceded ~ the pgtss q t-a. cou...-y. IA nj -,
Is CLEARLY developed ii he following ez.gG,. frv.a
letter hon0rsI with conspicuous paca IL -Ce
Times Of SC2d4y:
VITA European lat1isi.n. sui toG-z-.4t Il g,
Cp = secret. 10 aid lac sou a. t;- G-V---lls...
=: WGALugton viii need q! nc CItg an5 e;i.-:aacg
conja.f lated IL Cent rTtsj=GGti"18 t. - ~ r'
qali@ n...hcuz .. moH a-5 prGp-.:a.ai aarp'is-.
-liz.i ..sv tue su.g. %oTta - a nat'~.- ..-
t@-sity. II - tro4sr-s-;, G! IA &5.Ia5sa ..a-rs
far.:a-t 4 iaet 4-3 a1.et. tAt Iit,~-t Ga:.L>-si
it IL p:e Usa>5 u IA iz@" t14 fo7,.r 10 --er ,r,.l
IN or51f II h.s.t1 Ese,.i,sa--.sa aluH. A-4-gaa'e
70 iaI.. Ieyo with tEe -c:4ou ii Tie nr.S, = sv-
e:E.r2>ut cess ~ - III pfyseoEi. of tie VIZ
tAoy viii eo;@e un5er tky aCfioa Il MARTA. eT',
:aI if the ac:;9n u any political 47z. s.-4'l
t4Eea ca to obarga or p2-a.i27 TIE a.o.ez-s-.. q
'h- f.'vsrns-is l. ,.!!i 4rU'si, ID "p~:--- Poi.
tie Prov So al,s.-t -: ,s2I 1.-.a -- .s, - J. t.'i
Czi meetings l.'U pa-tpogv r-.. = g.; -.'1-
slo.io4 oi tze tD-,eG ,...@ IS ID b. -.-..- H.
lvEtli. ta t5 f..oess!t ESQ. & t-.# 3.-. ~ va
sgop3:iioas 30 Cyl..-t.. a. O.. is.:a. ".l-i
caI,zi0, ia ;4iowv& 2 .-- IL te F-S @ a. II 90
Cl.s o.eC3ti0n,
E.z .isa1ls. sro il graa. tl..>.- al +L- ta.ai.-
ANA rs2e51sti.Ut --i,.;..y os -. ats u
Lincoln. Z LrY .a.3 l.o..- E.r17s7l--g III iae
G~n-;i5uti0a a~l lis la1,s, ,,.t ioal Sly t@tsy
South, should io thu o.ga liberties. rAey't.-
u that TIC p5g-il5-t a@.-g' ':. t-4G &el ia=e-~
! To. lbs .-ucaMato-- Gs7 c-'y y'a-'e ga-o.,
'Ia5y apEc&T - have Ee." Gtt@ !Uss Il g;i-a- .e
Chief t.: .a9 E!sy ..,s! N.v G.. t4a
United states can 81 = r.a2 tTla eaa ..,-.2
viii, with million ot ---5} a,"3 - IT, Asl
! { = 10 pretty .2U2h VIII Ae !,, 4uoy ave
! = is-lE ts. ia%c- Co.'s 'i2-. p we've. --h,t
I.i-5it tIcf may o., - &n.~ IA .sEen -aCg.-
Fsry gspen5s1 o iaiJ lsI Ify .s-r.t.sa-. a-E -+
! it l. Ea longer r. luc7:3a g. AAi-si2 - .. .# 81
! a. Constitution @U,hor-es ~. MT !: }s'a-.-, :
| to bo doae to make ol .hT 3'a' j lies .46 q, s5
/ is.E.tD~% Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03

DAArH OF MAYOR MoERoK.-The Atlanta Con.
{sa~eey Y Informed by Hon. y. II. Hstoh late Col
so'ot of the port Of dew Orleans, that Mayor Mon
.S VINO had been 20 long imprisoned by Butler,
s we beast. Ia dead he died from the effects OF
W imprisonment on Ship Island where hs suffered
,n. neglect, all manner Of want, disease and tor
'3ts u BODY, besides that Of mind
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Ehoa BEhmUDA,--We have information from
TTamuda Tea by late arrival, up to the cath ult.
tasi P&t OF Commodore Wiikss's feet whish bsd
@ ysen o!oekAding there had ef, for parts unknown
aae snp lila Capt. Carter. had arrived with a
S1Eo OF coal. The steamships Merrimac Harriet
.neAhey aud Phoebe, were still at St. Georges
SSsht Manry, G. S. N, and several other officsrs
"a "a arrived ssfeiy al the Bermuda Isles from the
=, aeoersts States. brig which had arrived at
SI dsorge's with coal for the Yankee sausdron
Ia sailed for parts unku kuown
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AE English VIEW or U g FlSANCEs


The Lo1,iCn Ec0ao@sSt says tLat y Len the greaS
events of the last eighteeI a4Cnt4s ars patiently
and aooiy examined h some Transatlantic histo-
rau who il anxious to zpain the oahnliiss Of his
country 4 viii lo found y a, badly t4c military
sffaiIs Of Tho sdvral CovCrl.2s1s have b5ep nan-
agedba5ly aEd eorrupty ss th5ig civil sfininis.
tratIoa has lsen managed, too~-tt@r fnEuci2i al-
ministraton has beoa managed worst # 81. Ii
adds:
In this mos. important iustrIusnt Of war, they
had an enCImoGs and indispptGbiJ superiority ever
the South. Abe North hai comparatively gEest
wealth and the South hsd comparatively small
wealth. II heavy Income ttx had been imposed
at GlIe outset of the war, the Federal N3varument
you'd probably have been able 10 bossow largely
in Europe. Their credit was excellent when the
civil struggle commenced, and theI. bonds were ia
vorite- securities with many opa'sat aad careful
persons whose judgment WAS good, AMI who Lad
real money to lend if they decided Iavorehiy. We
all know tina. the North IL l. prodigiousiy produc-
tive country where 40 one IL poor; where very lew
are idle where there il yet vast area Of unooea'
piad ard excellent land. Under pFepes nanage-
meat this vas. wealth would have bean soures oi
vast military strength, but mr. Chsse has SO Inah-
aged ~ to throw it away. 1ne financial repata-
tlon or the North in Europe wa, at first seriously
weakened by his proposal to rely solely on losns'
and was altogether destroyed by the seemingly IN
exhaustibls issues of paper Nor is it money only
which the North have lost by this mismanagement,
they have lost the good opinion OF cur business
classes. Rightly OF wrongly, these classes would
have thought much better OF tho cause OF us
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ihfonsh." Gen Marcy. Chief of stan - General
III cieilan in. the Department to-day ami h:,i
long separate iDisrvieva with tho Presaie1i, soeye
taTy Stanton and Gen Hallack