The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

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70 tls 9nDa1a, shts army esessed mat nver on th.
9Th iAGe., md sAsanc1 ~ Way - Madfsnn Couu
nOaes. orr psOess0 WAe ne-easaetoy slow, ~ the
march was ~ ejseul1one md cencealed T0eds, In
order 70 avoid ~ Aoaesv1Glea q ne enemy.
Ce:. kits Lse, wsA ~ easae division and
detachneAa Of fnlAosgy, Fanane9 - hold cur tines
south 81 Ne oapiAaA; Gen. 6tsast, with Hamp
toa'A divIskon, moved on the Ttsht a the column.
wiz H0stlon 0fhls command ~ ateacked the Ad
saees of the ensay near Ja9es GAay, ON the 10th.
ane erOse theM beck towards Csipeper. Our
main BODY ssssed near thai place sathe llth Inst,
aad djsc9Sqse1 tbas the enemy had retfeated to
wards sto9s1AHpaeaunoek, uintne Of aesfrUytng bis
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ssst q sne eag e psostsaoa sns troops, ooe tnr
cavalry, andes 0en Hfuast, c0nslnaed 70 press ths
enemy = rear gaesd towards the kaPPahannock.-
issge sosce q Federal cavalry, ~ tne meantime,
h00 crosses She Haptdan ogtef OUT movement be
gaa. hst was repuised By Gen. Fitz Lee, and pwv
susa 0wStos otandf 6tastoa.
Neas tnat pace the commando OF Stuart and
Les .s "".eo, On tne aseinoon o. the lin, and At
yer severe engagement drove the enemy'F cav
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on tue morning ox fne ~, the Army marched
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u1anee aad Aiexandfia r1slfoad, nonh ftke fiveE.
ana inter- .raptissg eae retreat Of the enemy.
amer q skarsaisn Win some OF the Federal cav
any ~ 'eHrtsonton, We !eacned the haPpahaH
noeA At Wa1tenIon npHags, IN tqe aHeihooh
wue,c 'ne Pass.He oi 'mn nver was dispWea ny
sasany an" a'MIesy. Inc enemy was aHtc.i,
aIven OF ~ oe..chueht OF our cdvairy, aided
os " .na., . ..a =, .n'a"Iy qua Dauely. f'atty
,ha i.,s mins, '.sn: ING aucn vas resumed, aa0
'.n .ne e".uus -. "asIenton III tue n'tsf
.ion, WIEN an'nnss ha' WAS made 10 supply .he
troops wish provisions. fhe enemy tell back
rapidly along the ne Of the railroad, and early on
tne I4th the pursuit was continued, portien OF
wa'ds brisfoe station, and the rest, accompanied
ny the main bOdy OF the cavllry, proceed e to the
same point ny AuDurn Mills and Greenwich. Near
Tue former pace sklrnish took place between
Gen. Ewell's advance and the rear guard Of the
enemy, which was forced back and rapidly pMF
sued
The retreat Of the enemy was conducted ny sew
crai direct parallel roads, while our troops were
compelled To march by different and cireuitOu>
routes. w. We're consequently unable to inter
cept Dim. rnerai Hii' arrived firsta Bristoe sta
tion, where nus advance. consisting OF TWO bfl-
gaaes, became engaged WIN tnTce largely snpe-
ment. Ihe particulars OF the action have not been
ono iaHy reported, Out the brisades were repuised
win some loss, ana hve pieces Of artillery, with
nimOeI oi PRISONERS captured. Befure the rest OF
If00nS N nd nm
0f the enemy asccrtained, he retrcated across
Broad Kun. The next morning he was reported to
be fortifying beyond Bull Run, extending his line
towards wa tue Little River Turnpike.
The vicinity of the entertainments around Wash
ington and Alexandria rendered II useless to turn
his new position, as 1t was apparent that he could
readily retire to them, and would decline an en-
gasement unless attacked In his Notifications. A
further advance was therefore deemed unneces-
s1ry, and after destroying the railroad from Cub
Run sonihwardly to the kappahannOek, the army
returned Oh the 18th TO the line Of that river, leav
Ing the cavalry IN the enemy's font.
ne eavaHy vi sne 'attei uasanceo on tne ioi.
s aay' a"a s1'ss s.,ss, ,n;,h Occurred a. a.
,, Dus sn"s'u. uee. " stunt, W." H."'p'on VI
vision tsu,em SLOWLY ,Swaaas W ai!enton IN order
ms nank ana rear 10 GeneIai Lee. VINO moVed Tom
as General sInar, haa,d the sound of i.es,s s"ns
I,o turned unon ,ha eua,,,, ,,ho af1a, n atnh3o,r
resstanc. hroke and ficd IN CONFUSION. n,rsncJ nv
General Stnar, nearly ,o Uarmarka, ana hv Con
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CeneIai: Aue. onetihg some consiasIane 1sH re-
sistance 10 the advance o' te eneiy a. tn!s po'nt
yes!eIuay, III acGoI"a"ee VII" .Me susseso,sU ~ VI
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vision slowly before lne enemy, a"tiI W'!mln swo
ana na om,ns m fso" Anhu," u"e, n;. ."' hav
rear. The nian moved s,lce essfui The enemy
f,,iin,yed slowly and cautiously amer Hamnton;s =
division. when on hearing Major General Ices