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No news from ihe enemy, and no knowledge Of the contemplated move menls of our own army. You have bet ter opportunity of knowing than we, what wili be done Tn Congress, to decide our po- si,ica with the enemy, as you do get papers there. and hear some news; whereas, we get nothing. and hear nothing in the bowels of .ais miserable country. A Bsnaer, of the 2lss October, is ali that has reached us. :

 Col. Roane has been unweli, bus is up to- day. Df. Roane Is on the road near town, and expected every day. He sTiil supersede Dr. Peyioa, who has recovered his health, and will take charge cg the Hospital in town The health of our troops is no, good. Seve- raj have died laiely--among tliem, James CollborPe. of Capt DanIeys company. He died night before last,