The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-15 00:00:00

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MENGE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

AMERICA.
LARRIVAL OF THE BELGIAN.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (Evening).
( Via Greencastle.)
The _Richmond Sentinel, the organ of the Con-
federate Government, recommends the arming of the

slaves.
General Hood, with 30,000 men, is reported to
have crossed the Tennessee river, and to be moving
northward. The Confederates have captured the
gunboat Uhdine on the Tennessee river.
Forrest, Buford, Chalmers, and Bell are concena
trating their forces. They have 14 cannons besides
the gunboat lindine.
Deserters state that orders had been read to the
Confederate troops to the effect that Hood would
cress the Tennessee at Bridgeport and march north%
ward, whilst Forrest attacked Johnsonville,
Southern papers say that Hood is now probably
in middle Tennessee. They anticipate great results

from his movements.
Beauregard's headquarters are at Gadsen.
The Federal garrison of Atlanta is reported to
number 6,000 men.
Grant's troops are building log houses.
Mr Seward has informed the Mayors of New
York and Buffalo that the State Department had
information from Canada that a conspiracy existed
to fire the principal Northern cities on the Presi.
dential election day. The Mayor of New York in.
formed Mr Seward in reply that he had no fear of
incendiary threats being carried out. He was, how-
ever, prepared for the emergency.
The Democratic press charge the Administration
with fabricating the report in order to put cities
under martial law.
Considerable excitement prevails at Ogensburg,
a raid from the Canadian frontier being appre-
hended. . .

General Butler has arrived at New York, giving
rise to a supposition that he will assume the com-
mand during the elections.
Governor Seymour has issued a proclamation,
appealing to all parties to unite in allaying undue
excitement during the election. The State officers
will see that every man has a free ballot, and no
military organisations will be permitted near the
polls. Military interference will be resisted with
the full farce of the law.
General Dix has issued another proclamation,
stating that no military will be embodied around
the polls. The military ia ill, if called upon, aid the

civil authorities.
Several Democratic electioneering agents have
addressed reports to Governor Seymour, stating
that the Administration and military authorities
put every possible difficulty in the way of their ob.
taining soldiers' votes, and that they give unfair
facilities to the Republican agents.
The privateer Chickamauga, which left Wilming.
ton on the 27th, has burnt the ship Shooting Star
and two barks off Cape Delaware. The Tallahassa
has destroyed several vessels off Black Island.

MONTREAL, Nov. 4

The Judges have) refused to grant a writ of
Habeas Corpus for the St. Alban ra..ders, on the
ground that they were still under the magistrates'
jurisdiction, and that no commitment had been yet
made. _

NEW YORK, NOV. 5 (Morning).
It is rumoured that Sherman is moving eastward

from Atlanta.

THE ELECTIONS AT GENEVA.
GENEVA, Nov. 15•

FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov, 15.

It is reported from -Washington that Butler will
temporarily supersede General Dix, who will be
retained to cooperate with him.
No official announcement has yet been made as
to the reason of General Butler's presence in New
York.
The steamer Lady Stirling has been captured.
The Canadian steamer Belgian from Portland on
the sth inst. arrived at Greencastle shortly before

a.m. to-day.
The mob broke rip the M'Clellan meeting at Bal•

timore. A meeting of merchants and bankers has
been held at Wall-street in favour of President

Lincoln.
Tne privateer Olanten has captured the bark
Empress Theresa.
Gold 138 k per cent. prem.
The Commissioners sent to Washington by
Governor Seymour, report that the Adminietration
have refused their demands on behalf of the State
of New York for the surrender of the State agents,
for trial by the State authorities .

COMNIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (Evening.)
Gold 137-,7,- per cent. premium. Exchange on
London, 256 ; do. Paris, 2 7! ; Stocks steady; New
York Centrals, 122 ; Illinois,
126 ; Erie, 100 f ;
5.120 Bonds, 100 i,

The elections of the Grand Council have resulted
in a victory for the Independents, who will have
a majority of 20 in that assembly.

The Constitutionnel of this morning, in an article
signed by M. Paulin Limayrac, analyses the late
speech of General La Mentors, to which it gives
its entire approval.
BOURSE, Nov. 14.—The market has not been so
firm as on Saturday, and prices are rather lower.
Threes, for the Account, are now at 65f. 20c. and
Mobilier at 892 f 50c, Railway Market also heavy.
The market closed as follows :
41 per Cents 92 Italian Loan ...... 65 20
Do. end month — Do. end month.... 65 20
3 per Cents
Do. end month 65 10 New Meaican .... 50 50
Credit Mobilier B9O Russian ......
..
Do. end mouth 915 Austrian ........ 81
Bank Shares
k 3111755 SElPoanaujeshDrerbhtree"•••• —47 —25
Credit °rider
Roman

RAILWAYS.
Cash. Account.
0r1ean5......., - 835 ---- ..
Northern ....
Lyons and Mediterranean 882 50 .. 885
Southern 685 --• . 585
Western *** 41..
496 25 ..
Eastern
Sardinian 317 50 .. 315
Austrian .. —
451 25 .. 4
550
Lorrbard
510 .. 10
North of Spain
Saragossa 440
Ditto to Barcelona

The Stock Exchange Committee have aprointed
Thursday, 17th November,
a special settling thy
in the following securities :—The Aberaman Iron
Works (Limited) (late Crawshay Bailey's), for
transactions only entered into on and after the 6th
September—quotation not asked for ; also in the
New £5O Shares of the International Bank
(Limited).
In the Foreign and Colonial Produce Markets
daring the last few days there has not been much
animation. The operations in tea have been post-
poned until to-day, when a large quantity will be
offered for public competition. Sugars have been
in moderate request at steady prices; while a fair
business has been transacted in coffee and rice,
Tallow has been in more demand, chiefly for home
consumption, and prices for both present and for-
ward delivery have shown au upward movement.
The Clyde has arrived from Melbourne with
£68,000.