The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-24
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FURTHER FROM THE AOR9H
From Northern papers OF tho 30 Inst we OBJ
tain the following paragraphs:


tam The following paragraphs:
A skfRMIsH ON BLACK WATER 4ayxR VI.
Company p. Of the 7h Psnnsyisi1ia cavalry, /,
command Of Lieutenant WiliiamxsM scouting ha.
tween Suffolk md ,h Black Wasse r4yer. on WED
nesdsy, met with ths enemy thssa Fsiles nost, a
Carsvie. His a5vsnce guard, consissins Of t,Ye,,
ins'., were fired upon by a conpAny of rebels bid
ia the bushes aad two men are supposed TO hsv 9
been Instantly kifed or severely Aoun5ed az thev
are missing and five others broughs D. were wound
ed, oIe OF whom died He was watlnded in the ali.
doneD Ssvesa! Of tho horses Setersly y oun,'.
ed and cne og two killed Several fd5ppanies were
seat out TO reinforce Lieutenant Wiif;mhs The
enemy's force IL supposed 70 eons'At q cciaospy .
OF cavalry and company OF infautfy; but IL u
uncertain, es they were concealed In IL hushes aud
we're not seen until the moment our troops were
fired upon.
1t sp-obeble that an engagements uil be fcu,h.
on this river very soon General Psck has been
ATTY reinforced at Suffolk, and hi fiRht flank il
eiiectusily covered by gunboata In ne Eansemord
itrs nsthened, aud excellent Defensive ope,a ations
s7e being prosecuted vigorously. The reheis haya
ony eight thousand men on the south side Of james
liver, in Virginia and North Caroink Rif.y thou
sand ne,l can to sent ;hers in twenty four hours
THE SUFFERING Al NoRFoLK-THr ARMY And
NAyYIN CONFLICT. y
Tie New York Herald, Of tho a):h, saYa.
Something like qu stion of turisyS.xon has
arisen between tbs. Eaval and sgnsy 81 1aia y, c-
about Norfolk. It gesfns that the pop pvIatin-, os
that city nave boon IN reed of food al zone COMES
TO them OF sonscGuenee IRON that region, Heaae,
Secretary Chasa hes given leave to parties in 1os
ton, Few York and thiiadelpdia 10 send two rs g.
sells from each place laden with pece ssa jes of ls
to be exchanged fer slaves ther articles of ike
character Cne OF the vessels had reached Norfolk
AID discharged her cargo aud had icf, mon .be va
turn voyage, when IL was ssi.t back ty tbs MAYA,
vessels in Hampton Ro.is, upon tho ground that
Norfolk was b.ockaded port, and therefore trade
1oRid net be legally carried cn. This ulstter IL
no" oetora the Government, and hence the visit Of
Gen. Dix hither
PAASoR BNOWSLoW On THE POOR TENSEssFEaEs--
REVOLT ADVISED.
Parson Efownlcw. who seems to have rlayea
out at the North III his original role Of exile and
pstsiot but IS still determined to keen himself in
tbs public mind, gets off the follow ing in q lsties
to the Cincinnati Gazeate:
But the poor East Tennessee ans have O {. lends
who can be heard Or rsspe cte in their be half rhev
ere now ordered into those ieeboul,I mountains OF
Virginia, TO DO starved out, frozen to ieath and
tuicAeTed by superior forcea without money
ci3tnes. or tents. predict general rebellion end
FoYof. ana hcpe it nay ccue, if they ara forced
,n'o Virginia III they have the pluck link they
have theT VIII sufF3. themselves TO b3 sIct l4F0r,
they eil obay ths order. They vent 10 feht
tieiT way into ien1esaa here iaeir f4.n,l;es are
st~fsiHt;' t'Hndered. and expressed bersuse Tie
ioS "a 'neiT it!ieB are i'll the Unit 6t States ser-
wee L-t II be RENE here. that while Cur Gam.
eIn.5 ti1d ii iinFractcabls to cross into East Ten
iiadsaa "h Sn army aid ia recessary trsnspcrts-
ten. Eragg und Kirby SIU;'h can cross the SANE.
niouGtais's n't kentucky and invade that State
Let eur GorerIlue.ii thea turn oyer 10 Briesdsr
General tafEoT Of Spears Ills Cumberland Gan
army ard its Accomplishments, and will uu,i. r
write that they will so into Sast Esncessee take
TIE country, IND held ii
no" propose Ia rke Cover ninent in aood faith.
io give iIe The command OF fifteen taosisad lnep
ilcldChS ii!@E2 !;iS t~E:ieaaoa regiments and aI
the 6Iitii. ieceSsAfy, end ! rra1ise To tata Fast
t.nnes3ec haiora tlristnl; and to held If snt ;ta
railroads. eni il e:.tlest IN making this reane.
aii s.ch :,:'! tired .! This c,!iiinal ard uucaItsG
idl dt.ay in seizn3 ipon the strong poiat Of tile
rebellion ssesJ,a, sbia 10 go into active ser
vica. anu II can't get into the army | muat a.
once start papar at tho North ior the ber.e fit of
E.'thern scE.i hzsrs with this rebellion aud So.
cssion Generals, sud Sees sion STAFF oi!iCe.s who
#re IN the United otates army.
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