The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21

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became engaged, and by dark had rivqu ~ ~ po.'
back lie established his picket line on the co., ny
OF the creek while the erieHay occupied the opn't
bank. The FIRST division of cavair-, under G,,t
Merritt, followed the Third division ~ n ros, .,
| did not get engaged. At dark the artillery G,inr
ceased on both SIDES.
This atiIr cannot properly be termed Il bsttI. q.
only a small portion Of armF engaged II
may properly BE- digHiied ii vigorous te, Onuois-
sance III force.
The loss our side wds principally in General
Crooks Army Of West Virginia, and Will prutIblv
amount to two hundred killed wounded nHd miss
ing. Ih" loss oi the enemy Is equal if not in cX-
cess Of ours.
SURPRISE or NoSBy's CAMF--CAPTCRE OF FOUR
rIFcEs or ARTILLERY
A dispatch from Washington, dated the l7th in
slant, says:
Official information has been received here to t.
effect that, the evening of the iith instant Coiu-
hei Gahsevaort. commanding the Thirteenth New
York cavalry, s'Ipriscd Moshy's camp, Ecag Pied
mont Virginia, and captured all Of his artillery,
consisting OF tour gum, caiSTpna, &c, aud also
number OF prisoner and horses. The captured
guns have been sent ~ this city.
CELEBRATIONS OVER rfr rESNsYLvNxrt ELECTION.
The Republican papets still continue to isu,e out
victory in Pennsylvania by the aid OF the soldiers
vote. Telegram from Harrisburg says;
The commissioners, with few exceptions, have
returned from the army, bringing with them Re
tu1li% which show an overwhelming Union prrpQn-
deranCe.
The New York HtrGR has an account Of two
celebrations held thcre on Monday night by the De-
mocrats and Republicans, and both in honor Of the
result in Pennsylvania. 1t says;
Last night. III accordance with the PROCLAMATION
OF Mr. August Belmont, the Democracy had AN
illumination i'll honor Of PrnHsy lvaDl's reueInp-
ton. The windows of Old TanmruY were orra-
mented with sperm candles, and the immense can
VaSS banners that cover her front were dotted with
brilliant stars, caused by a liberal cNp"ndituT" ii
and tallow III the background. 4 riiiieh-lonk-
ing little piece, planted IN the Park, in front OF the
City Hall, let out Il hundred rolrs from IFS iron
mouth, and gathered together a crowd of the old
Tylc Democratic sOyeTcgns, who formed a strong
chorus to the gunpUWler explosions. THIS III
honor of the Democratic triumph III Punn>y yivGuit.
At the corner OF Thirteenth street and Broadway
the Republicans held Jubilee at the same tune that
their Democratic brethren cclebratinga victory
for their side At this place, which was crowded to
excess. reporter found a brooklyn minister Of
tho gospel haranguing an attentive assembly Of
Lincolnites, and goritying the Lord that Pcuusyl-
wanna was true to the Union. He tot sure that it
would be carried on the Sth of next month but if
the Democrats attempted violence at the polls, he
was In favor Uf letting loose a portion of the InlCn
army upon the Coprerht,,ds Of the North; and
"thcu God help them" was all he had to say. lie
prayed God JeH. Davis might yet be hanged, and
had 10 doubt that Old Abe would bO elected, and
"SIualt George, ~ h. ttlIn.,t General MctIalln,
br driven into th" oh-cuTity wh"urc, i'll an evil hour
hv emerged Hi~ tldr,Ts WI, warmly appiaudcd,
especially the peaceful iu4ivns to Jti Davis and
the Cupp"theads.