The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-04
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siss ID RsrhaasA, saA ~ Ss1nase - Unsas
pssseAen.n Tss sslsowins = = sslsselt - assi-
eIsls thss paeer: s.
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ilse wosk - the sepalss q ~ - Alexaa-
ana nsilsoaa Y 1aesg q ssl.ssa, q - lsesee-
sssasioa ~ Asy before yesses641 a(llnaa ssasA
army cesps s.A dsove n thtE plekes ~ pro-
csedeA-no fa.thcs.
against tle authosities, released - Uuln pesoa-
ers, seized the arseuas, an1 heid ~ os Capital
In their control. These TuusoGs haS0oo1 ep 10
the desperate condlslon a. waas AnA pe6paaion 10
which the citixems haveiheen :. .daea1 0fuhs war
rast The truth Of soane aisiashance - aoDeA aay
moment
There ase soae lively novemeass eolue On in
the vicinity Of Chattaa0o0a. The eneuy have
been driven from the ridge Of nolns4lnssa The
sosth side Of the Tennessce river b. fdece Of the
llth Ohio, undes Col. stanley, Who NlDssed In
poatooa boats which he 60ssed dowa1ke stseam
b Brownie ferry. The enesay WAS inus Aasked,
aad their wlthdrawai from L0ok0nl M0sa1ain res
s:s. ss,ss aSs: .ss
TIE sssieries of Gen. Gilmore a. lGo.ls Isla.a-.
0.sss s:s sSs,, sr:sse.sss ss = .;ss ssesl:es.,
day, at II O'Clock In the nsqsatng allslSostisned
until dusk. The batteries threw In that ttsse ONE
hundred shots, aud the mOnit0Es one HUNDRED and
sixty. The rebels responded from Fort Moal-
trie.
A letter to the Philadelphia Inquyer, dated In
the Army of the Potomac the 2eth ult., says:
Our astute enemy seems restivs and uneasy In
front, and especially on our right. Gen. Lee is
evideRty very anxious to keep 0ar army back, aud
makes the best show Of the FEW men he has now
under his command that is Practioable. On Mon
his spies having iMfITmed him that our army vas
advancing from Warremt0n In force. Tbs had to
cease Immediately; 30 he sheiied our outpOsts and
drove In a few advanced pickets and viscttes
while MOsby received orders to renew his opera
liOns in rear to create alarm, The rebels were
checked and have been unable to flank us ; some
Of MOsby's men have been captured, and some
escaped with horses, wagons, mules, stores, and
the like, to place OF safety.
I think this desultory fighting will continue for
some time but that the rebels will be forced into
little doubt. Certainly Hll's corps will be- severely
handled f 1t does NOT either get out Of the way or
be powerfully reinforced.
As for the gueri'as, they will continue to harass
our rear and Hanks, doing much mischief, uniess
we can adopt the policy If Marshal Soult In re-
gard to them, and hang every man that Is canght
committing these deprcdatiOns who cannot show
proof Of regular enlistment in some generally re-
cOgnized army OrganizatiOn.
The United States armed steamers George Mane-
han aud Ethan Alien, engaged In cruising among
the British islands, have been suminarily ordered
from some OF the, ports Of Prince Edwards Island.
A private letter from officer attached to the
former vessel states that, when at ChaTiottestowm,
order came from the Governor requiring both
vessels to put to sea, prOclA Aati0n In the name
of the Queen having been made making the de-
mand, which was promptly complied with.
MIsCELLaNEOUs
sThe trains the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad now makes regular trips to Catlett's sta
tiun, some thirteen miles beyond Manassas. The
road will he put In complete repair as far out
the army has advanced In the course Of four OF
five days more.
A refugee from Spotsyisania county, Va, by
the name Of King has arrived In Alexandria
with the report that Hoods divisiOA of Long