The Sun.
London, England, 1862-11-08 00:00:00

LATE'S F NEWS.

THE WAR IN AMERICA.

(Per Asia.)

NEW YORK, OCT. 27 (Evening).
The Confederate general, Wise, is advancing to
attack Yorktown with 20,000 men.
The Confederates have evacuated Galveston,
Texas. The Federals have since occupied the city.
The Federals have also occupied Sabine Pass,
Texas.

The Confederates occupy tho Tennessee shore,
posits Island No. 10.

General Beauregard officially reports that aboli-

tionists had attacked Pocataligo and Yoosawatchie,
on the Charleston railroad, but were repulsed and
driven to their gunboats. They came in 13 gun-
boats and transports.

General Pleasanton's cavalry and Burnside's
corps have crossed the Potomac and are moving on
Leesburg.

The Federal troops on Bolivar Heights will move
'onward on Monday.
Active movements are making on the Upper

Potomac.

The Democrats have carried the elections in
Pennsylvania by 3,500 majority.

In Ohio the Democratic State ticket has been
elected by 8,000 majority.
NEW YORK, OCT. 28 (Evening).
General M'Clellan has established his head-

quarters in Virginia.
The Confederate General Bragg, in his official
report of the battle at Perrysville, claims to have
driven the Federals two miles, and captured eight
pieces of artillery. The pursuit was stopped by
night. General Bragg carried from Kentucky
4,000 waggons of provisions.

Confederate Generals Price and Pillow are re-
ported on the Hatchie River, marching on Bolivar
with 70,000 men.
A small Confederate force has been defeated at
Waverley, Tennessee.

The Confederates are reported to have evacuated
Winchester, and to be moving in the direction of
Staunton, Virginia. Gen. Burnside is advancing
to Winchester.

A body of Confederates visited Manassas Junc-
tion on Friday last.
A thousand Confederate cavalry have taken
possession of the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road, nine miles from Memphis. They are sup-
posed to be the advanced guard of the Confede-
rates, who are going to attack Memphis.
It is semi-officially announced that the Federal
debt up to the present time is under 660,000,000
dols., and that the outstanding claims on the Go-
vernment do not exceed 20,000,000 dols.

The Southern journals assert that the Federals
have refused to permit aliens to leave the South on
board flag of truce boats.

TURIN, Nov. 8.

Ia consequence of the advice of the physicians
attending upon Garibaldi, he expreFsed his wish to
be conveyed to Pisa. The removal was accordingly
effected to-day, without inconvenience to the
patient, on board the steamer Moncalieri.

MADRID, Nov. 8.
The _Diario Espanol asserts that the Queen o

Spain is enciente.

The Correspondencia confirms the intelligence of
the Spanish Envoy, Senor Ceballos, having quitted
Mexico.

COPENHAGEN,, Nov. 7.

The draught of the replyto be given to the Prus-
sian despatch and the Austrian memorandum was
submitted to the King on Wednesday last by the
Privy Council, and has been approved by his
Majesty.
The Ouvernment has decided upon transferring
the offices of the Ministry for Holstein-Lauenberg
to Plon, in Holstein.

The Chancellery and the' Minister for Holstein.
Lauenberg himself are to remain here.
Count Fritz-Moltke has been appointed Presiden
of the Provincial Government of Holstein. Lauen
berg.

The King, in reply to a congratulatory address
presented yesterday by a deputation from the
Council of the Empire, said :

" I entirely agree with the policy of the Ministry,
and I confidently hope that all difficulties may yet
be happily overcome and a settlement obtained."
To-day all the members of the Council of the
Empire have been invited to dine with the King.

TRIESTE, Nov. 7

Fugitives from Greece continue to arrive here
Athens is reported to be quiet.

Grivas has made pecuniary claims upon the

Ministry.
The Turkish troops upon the frontiers of Greece
have again been reinforced.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, November 7.—The improvement which
showed itself in the market yesterday has been
maintained to-day, and a rather large amount of
business transacted at a further advance. Threes,
for the Account, which opened at 71fr., are now
firm at 71fr. 20c. Mobilier have also improved.
The Railway Share Market has been also firm, with
an advance on some of the lines. Lyons, Stras-
burg, and Lombard are quoted to-day ex div.
Sales for realisation wiped off all the improvement
before the close, when the prices were as fol-
lows:

4t per Cents 9B 50
1)o. end month -
3 per Cents
Do. end month .70 95
New 3 per Cents
Do. end month —
Credit Mobilier 1202 50
Do. end month 1193 75
BAIL'

Bank Shares 3320 --
Credit koncier l3lO
--
Piedmontese Fives 72 60
Italian Loan 73
Roman —
Austrian
Spanieh Threes —
Home Debt
.WAYS.

Cash. Account
1050 .. 1055
_ ___

Orleans

Northern ...
New. ditto - . .. —.
Lyons and Mediterranean 1160 .. 1162 50
Geneva 345 ..
Southern
Western -
Eastern
Sardinian 3BO .. 385
Austrian
Lombard ....
North of Spain
Saragossa..
Ditto to Barcelona 357 50 ..

THE DISBANDED HUNGARIAN LEGION.—The
Presse of Vienna states that the Austrian Government, at
the request of the Chancellor of Hungary, has decided that
the young men who, from thoughtlessness and mistaken
patriotism, went into Italy, shall be conducted back to their
country at the expense of the State. According to reports
from the local authorities, those unfortunate men are wan-
dering about the frontier, almost dying of hunger ; and, in-
stead of their being removed from brigade to brigade, the
Government has decided that the necessary pecuniary assist•
ante for their journey home shall be paid to theca before-
hand.

SUICIDE AT NOTTINGHAM.-0 a Thursday evening,
the 6th inst., Mr. Henry Hartshorn, lace manufacturer,
Nottingham, committed suicide by hanging himself. On
the evening in question he was at the house of his father-
in. law, Mr. Massey, and appeared as well as usual. He
left there about 8 o'clock, but was expected to return in a
few minutes. He, however, never went back, and his ab-
sence having been prolonged for a considerable time, sus-
picions were entertained that all was not right. A. strict
search was made for him at his own residence, but for soma
time without effect. He was at length discovered in t o
The body
pigeon-house hanging by the neck from a beam.
was cut downs but life was quite extinct.