Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

Tbs body Of General Rlmseur, who was MORALLY
wounded and uksn prisoner at Cedar Greek, was re
osivsd yesterday, BY HOkSs Divisions from the YAM
kess.
All continues qaeI on the North eide.
From The VALLEY.
There was no news from the Valley last night, tI-
can't that there had been several small Ikirmshss 10 the
Lursy Valley within The past few days, in which We had
the better Of the enemy.
FROM PIFIRsBURa.
l. sssms 70 be the opinion in PeiersbuTg that bodies
of the sn,mys troops have been for several days past
moving from the north to the ssubsds of the Jsmes
Toe EzpYss of yesterday, says IL s now believed that
the troops recently went down the river In barges
from Civ Point we're dssIir cd for Plymouth, n o., in
the attack on which place they doubt participated.
Il ada tina. for several hours Wednesday morning
brisk shslng was keep up our Gsntre-most Of the
esanOnsdiDg proceeding from our side.
If the Yankees can again screw their coursgs up to
ths sticking point It is thought that Grant may, per-
h,ps make another assault one Of these Zoe days upon
our eztrsme right
THE Ram ALBEMGRLT.
Is il FumOFed that the iron clad steamer Albenarle
has been destroyed BY tOrpedor The story has thst
torpedo was placed in the Roanoke, up stream, and
oatsd down against the vessel exploding and causing
the destruction of the vessel We trust the FumoE IL
unlounded.
soldier detailed in the 0Omnissary Department Of
the ubsde either to kill or weigh cattle, not being
able TO pass through the camp Of IS brgGds without
being sSlussd with q believing sloh az might proceed
from pen Of msd bulls, determined to make formal
OF molant to ttsIF commander to prevent Q repetition
Of the outrage. Approaching the Generals tent, be
quietly stated IN full the annoyance to which he bad
been repeatedly subjected The General listened with
smile, and when hs had finished his story, pointed to
pair of,"bTsn new" high-tOp cavalry boots lying in
Ibs corner Of bis tent saying, do you know that am
really afraid to put them On Why, remarked the
complainant do they hurt Jour feeS Nc, replied the
Bgsdlsr but bscaus the very boys OF whom yOn have
just complained, as soon az lhsy see them, viii YELL
Come out Of them boots, know you are there"
THE sIFUATIoE AT ATLANTA ACCORDING TO YANKEE
PRIsoNERs
" BhnsJ" writes from Blue Mountain, Alabama, 10
tie Neon CoTysasrsey thar prisoners who have uS,
arrived there, eIptured on railroad train by Arm
strongs cavalry near Marietta said slocums co,ps had
eaough Of provisions Asnts for forty aJs-that the
works arouLd the city especially the south side had
been greatly strengthened having been enlarged
and extended until il deemed inp;eguAble. Most
Of the prisoners going homo on fOrlCugh at the
time Of captare. I noticed captain who had lost an
ar sl ,nesbOso'.
q" Tho first negro soldiers captured By the Army
Of T.nreses we're alec brought through here to-day
Tney wore tie Yankee uniform and seemed TO step with
some regularity. Most of them we're young fellows
Tbev VAN eaptursd AZ Dalton
HANs0ME DASH.
h3iOF RObeFi Graham, Of Georgia, commanding
battalion Of cavalry north Of Atlanta and the State
Road, learning the Yankees we're grazing stock near
TIE ChsttAhOOShsa railroad bridge started out from