Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

ders suddenly increased to-day.
The New York Commercial says the
naval expedition il Of such immense
strength as to render failure impossible. Ii
is now nearly ready, and will be heard
from through its results in few weeks.
IL also mentions that this feet, ia taxing
certiin ports, will completely disc0ncert
the plans of European sympathlseis with
the rebellion. The expedition will be
commanded by naval heroes, of ackno~l'
edged ability, and will be equipped with
every possible appliance to ensure success.
The Yankee demonstrations against the
Charleston aud Savannah railroad were
effectually repulsed.
Holly Springs, Oct. 23.--The troops
Of this command were reviewed to
day by Gen. Price presenting an admlra-
BILE display il military discipline.
Reliable intelligence has been received
that fresh Federal levies have been arrl-
wing in considerable numbers at Memphis
Charleston, Oct. pa greater number
Of vessels than usual have been blocka-
ding the hardor to-day -Four gunboats
are in Stone Inlet
The steamship Meho, which got aground
some days ago off Sullivans Island VIII
probably prove q total wreck. Most q
her cargo has been saved.
NJ news from Pocataligo, except par
tial accounts Of casualties in yesterday :
fight All is now quiet.
Charleston, Oct 24th.--The fight ut
Pacotaligo resulted IN complete victory
for our arms
Our los was fifteen killed AMI forty
wounded.
The enemy left forty dead on the field,
and his total loss is confirmed by accounts
and wounded The Confederates took 80
small arms. The enemy's force comprised
six regiments, with one field battery and
two boat hOwifzers.
The New York Herald says Vice Presi-
dent Hamlin is one of the bitterests re-
vilers Of Gen. Mcclellan in the y nth,
and that he is striving to procure hts re
mcval.
The New York Herald, 10 commenting
upon the daring feats Of the "29O, says
that the Vanderbilt, the fastest u ;.
ship sfiplt il to be sent after her.
Sr Lrni-, l7rh.-Alyic. received ~
hea lqnlrtrr- state that Grn. SchJieii,
with the advance guard of hi army ma
lnft Gl-svIl!-. moving >nurhvarl fnTarl-
the 4 !; tnssls iirr. Sc NJ <en5 forward
hai pnneirltei A. fir a. Crl,, II llOs>,
Dit bah been driven back by the oncmY-
Chattanooga. 2jth.--We have nothing
from Hill Gap. All u quiet IL tile dirrc
ton If Nashville. l5ueifs movements
ARE n"r ~ ken #. Nothing il kn"wn N.
them Cen Bragg has zone ID Rich
',.ond aud Polk Is IN command during a.
ab--rce.
Il .hrori, - The New Yvla iIeral,
nj fhr 22l has heaD received Tie new
i urlmpDrtrnr. except from England
where Lincnln's emancipa ion pr 'cla.nl
\ tinl was TILE theme Tiff liver~al discussions
| The Lordnn psf says il i not easy =
estimate huw utterly p w-ri-~- an cnn
7 renpfiblr government must have brcpm'
which cor.1 sanction with IL avpfUvai
such irs nsatc trash.
Mobile, 26 A special dispatch "a ~
~ er i-e-, d4rcl Knoxville, O;- ~ n,
Gays tie Lrn.hbur- Republican + rhg
2ifn pub iSl.eS reports 'kat ; oncwal
jackson had crossed into Marylan reli
vi Transport, the enemy rairoaring Def =,
him. II il further stated that Jackson
made dash upon and seri u-iy damaged
rnr Baltimore and Dali r=ilrr4d.
Kirby Smith brought SAFELY ont ar
immense train Of properly Ca! tuTed by hi
forces in Kentucky.