The New York herald., 1863-09-12
MIR. Edwin F. De Nyse's Despatch.
NORFOLK, August q, 1865

NORFOLK, August q, 1869
orr CAVALRY
usual scouring the country for some distance in
front OF ortacatious and thus far they
quite successful in cleaning out the struggling renegades
who hang the neutral ground between Deep Creek
and Snnok. An important dispersion made Of
rebel sympathzers by cavalry only few days ago.
II hav.ng been discovered that a rebel officer
gagged recruiting for the Southern army this vicinity,
and the people secretly organizing and holding meet
ngs by night doubtless for the purpose OF forming quo
ra bsnds small force OF cavalry sent out, who
broke up the organization, capturing several punshng
many, and destroying their place OF rendezvous. As
Consequence the country roundabout comparatively
all the usual pests the shape Of gray que.
Avo1Hxn EXPEDITION
on 4 srnall but therefore 10 this duty verv effective
scale, was started or "rovng COMMISSION ycstcr.
day. the country certain directions where the
General had reason TO believe unlawful proceedings
10 progress.
THE COUNTRY mrnEABnrr,
or course owing 10 the frequent raids Of both parties
exceedingly m2urnfu and deserted aspect, and
gives little promise to raiders Of any important capture
but this little party quite fortunate
Whom eight miles beyond Suffolk party mea, con.
sstins Of robe soldiers furough aud oitzcns of tho
vicinity, captured and subsequently four wagons
carts, loaded with tin aud wire, with their drivers
also gobbled up by our iDsatiabie troops.
RUNNING
II supposed that the parties interested In this
AMIR had attributed to themselves the necessary ehrcI
10 enable them TO " run the blockade" OF lines
called but their defence is that they were carry
the aud tin to suffolk in payment Tor provisions
This story dd.not plausible however so they were
broug into town and tut under tho cye the Provost
Marshal The avowed rebels u the party gave ths~
names follows
X +. Doughertv second Georgia. visiting nome M
cnrrsvlle, from the Biackwaer where his regiment -
stationed
luhus Price, citizen.
W. 8. Riddick citizen OF Surlik
Joseph Little. Sixteenth Virginia Volunteers CO. D.
Thomas rorksey, Sixteenth Virginia, Co A.
Y. Hozier, citizen, with cartload OF tin aud iron.
Richard H. Norhco, citizen, with cartload OF tin ani
iron
Jesse skec<er. citizen.
CAPTURED rEorvrry,
seems, had been hidden for some IN the woods
and s zed this apparently favorable orpUr
turity 10 remove 10 safe and rroutabe POINT.
Their when captured OF the most Improbable
nature and truth 10 they are not likely to escape
by H. This style of thng-hat is 20 cay, the running
OF the land long STAGE ceased 70 be either
remunerave safe TO the nartes who, through former
ON our mart little shrewducss on th-rs
have kept up traisc with Rebedom through our lines.
- ALL QUIET
IN ,his dcnarteut at present. but since the fan of sm
,er A. ,n,rIncnt doubt that forp chi noro
viii chow the interest ard turmoil Of gathering tenn
norarilv IN this vciiity. un that time sI win bs se
rsnsv composed and happy here, and as a cuseaueore
nothing of extra Importance may DO looked for
MAyoN GENERAL rosrxR--GkxreEt GETTY
MAJOR General Foster visited General Nagee Yesterday
and company with him. proceeded across the river IN
tour OF inspection along tho line BY General
Getty. Everything was found. believe Satisfactory
condition.
yoRKrowS
IL considered out II danger although Al one time
vas s onnion " Partea we'd gaaliled v ludso Ma,