The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-05
LATEST FR0n the u0RTh.

Through the courtesy of the officers Of the Ex-
change Bureau we have received New York pa
pers Of Monday last, the 2d Inst:
THg CAPTURE OF LOOKOUT MorMrAIN-oALLANTRv
OF the lITn AND l2rH cORPs-rHE RKBELs
DRIVEN AT THE POINT OF THE BAY0AHT.
Under this heading the New York Tribune pub,
sbes the following Official telegram from Genera
Thomas:
CHATTANOOGA, Oct %, 1862
Maj. Gen. II. ". Halleck, General In Chief:
In the fight Of last night the enemy attacked
Gen. Geary's division, posted at Wauhatchie, on
three sides, and broke his camp at one poin., but
was driven back In most gallant style by part OF bis
force, the remainder being held In reserve. How
ard while maschingto Geary's relief, was attacked
in the flank, the enemy occupying IN force two
commanding hills on the ieft of the road. He I'M
mediaieiy threw forward two Of his regiments and
enemy from his breastworks and across Lookout
creek. In this brilliant success over their Old ad-
verssry, the conduct Of the ofcers and men OF the
th and 18th corps IL entitled IN the hishest
ESQ. II. THoMAs, Major General.
The following dispatches relating to the subject
are published:
The Cincinnati Gasete has dispatch from
Chattanooga, dated the 9th Inst, which says:
"A detachment under Col Stanley, of the llth
Ohio regiment, h0ased hfty pOnt0Ons down the
river In the face Of the rebel sharpshoOters, landed
a. B,owas ferry, and surprised and drove the
communication with Bridgeport.
THE rebels are fianked, and must evacuste
Lookout Mountain"
A second dispatch says that Gen. Haxen, with
the enemy On Lookout Mountain, and drove him
from his position.
CINCINNATI, Ocs. 29.-Our loss In the brilliant
achievement Al Chattanooga was only hvo killed
and fifteen wounded Of Gen. Hazen's brigade.
Ten Palmer u assigned 10 the command Of the
IAN army corps.
Communities alton will be opened between Bridge
port and Chattanooga along the Chattanooga
Assu-HAkDRD TREASON IN oHI0--A sTARTLIN0 DE-
ssLoPhENr-PLOT TO OVERTHROW TaE STATS
soVEaNAENT-ARRasT OS TINE RINoLRADERs.
Under this heading, gotten up In style regard
less Of the cost Of type, the Tr1~ne publishes the
following telegram.
CIHclnHATi, Nov. IAN extraordinary case Of
reason has recently come 70 light, duplicating
several pers0ns In this city, Columbus, Covington,
sad Newport, In conspiring TO release the rebel
ptisonefs u Camp Chase, and overthrow the State
Government. The conspiracy was brought solleht
ne ns,,s ss.sss who were .aPPo'ed ~
army, ana were treated with full confidence.
Inc plot, - disclosed 20 the detectives, was,
.nAl On attack was 70 he made on Camp Chase, re
,ay come 500, seize the arsenal ut Columbus,
sne possessioa a. the Penitentiasy, release John
Mossah and the other officers confined there, and
'"sn was 70 commence rebel campaign Ia Ohio.
sn.,iJ. sna ~. ksany arrested the following persons
.~Spaeslea aSa In the plot: Charles w. n. CaShcaEt,
w. " Columbus, fosnerly 6chool Commissioner OF
:. " crensoss, Of colambus, i'smesiy snt-
tack 90 c.n. s :.!.., Who rsss e iss1 ne A.
sss. & Esealar agent Of the rebel Govsrament, who
"s money 70 detectives under the laspges-
Isa, VA. sh.y were sp!ss, sad, according e agree