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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

COTTON coArs--TzB NAVAL AHfIRIxG Law
The ashington Star, OF the 23i inst, says
The clothing Of the "secesh" taken in the
recent battle at Evansville proves that the
enemy are, indeed, In tensc sufferers for want
OF Quartermaster's stores. Thus, three
four tbs Of their coats are OF cotton cloth
not woollen--lined in some instances with a
heavier cotton cloth, or padded with cotton
The coats of the South Carolina troops en-
ga ged were colorsd by being dyed with to.
bacco juice.
This forenoon the President signed the
bill recently passed by Congress to retire
from active service all officers abovs sixty
two years of age, or who have been fort y
years In service. SO 1T Is now law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30
Admir- OF I. j. Duanaysrt, dec d.
JAS. N TAILOR & SON. huet's de- ii

T>RUSTEG'3 SALa tf FEhISEAHLE
l PROPERTY, IN SIDNEY.-ss she e
quest Of the TrUstee. we viii sell in s!'asy, on
THURSDAY, tie ID day CT Jaruasy, astsr tie
s.ie advertise ed by a. .. Williams sGol.ni irstor
oae horse, ore Cow Wsso1 and usr ness, ard st;l-
dry ati les II neuseaola aud Eiecaea FURNITURE.
TERAs-C.aa. eAslL T. BATLY
Ia 95-4Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

LfN0I.lSH MUSTARD. Ia glass Ncrces
IL Shire srce finest It's iaz "a al OIL: Isiark
Pepper, and Epiosa received al
MEADE & BAKER'a rrue sior.
az q 1876 Main st., cor aSovep n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. KHLLY.
Tho Washington Stsy, OF tbs 25th inst.
says:
Intelligence was receiv we'd here to-da Y thai
Gen. Kelley WAS at Hancock, and was abeu,
to movs toward Winchester, by way Of Mar.
.tnshurg, driving the Oonfederatcs from
that part. OF the State Al he proceeded
and rs-opaning tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad a. soon as practicable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

(Frsm the Lend,n Globe, Dec. g..
Ws may or may not be willing to enter In o
negotiations to place tho right Of search ca a
new footing, bat it 10 not the time To talk OF
such negotiations when We are sufering from
6rieyons wrong. First, restore the nen /,
ana men make your propositions. No doubt
den scott tntsnds BY his letter to hold ont
an olive branch to this eountry. He was not
prepared, nor was any American, for the
feeling which Capt. Wiikes's act has aroused
In England We accep. his good insen tion ;
we nav: ceftainis no desire = quarrel with
the North; but tho men who, hay Ing placed
themselves under the protection Of orr q x,
were torn from It, must be forthwith 70.
turned.
wzAT AZ sSeLisa nnBss OF rAxLIAnxK1
rAIAKs.
The London Aav contains Q letter from an
u. r. complimentary Of Gen SCOTS letter.
about which ., "a ac h has been said, and de-.
pFecating = collision between England ana
the United States. We make the following
extracts:
The American 0ovsrnmans and people
aIn k1O eaGnptous 70 come 10 blowa With ~
sSonsshA TEsat sfstE, eocaass thAy viii be-
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NEW YoRK, Dec l4-The London Iines
says that private LISTERS from Rio Janeiro
state that General Webb, the American Miu-
lister, has cent demand to the BrA1ilian
Government that the Governor OF Maran
ham be superseded for having allowed coal to
be supplied At that port TO the privater Sum-
ter.
, 1861-11-19

BURLINGTON, Nov. S-A REGIMENT styling
it:elf the Fiat Regiment .. s. ksneers, Col:
Ell. Pje,el, which has been Turning 5iEee
August list, 1endezyouscd here, his bssn dis
nauded. IFcr some time tshers has heeh much
dissatisfaction a11ong tha-Hoea, aI3blssE fr2t3
alleged frauds praeticed upon them by CoL
PIc{eI, which en- Thursday last auouosed to
cptn mutiny, resulting IL the expulsion OF
Co. Pleyel and several oflesrs appointed oy
Lin t1om The camp The me-, remained in
c4np under Lieut.. Col; Tadfozd unli sester'
cay, when they, disbanded.
One company has gone to Mount Pleasant,
toioiu Col. Po1te1'o 4ta Iowa Cavalry. Some
vii join companies nov recruiting in the
State, aid many will return to t1eif homes.
It appears that Col. Pleyel had q letter from
tie s. cretary Of War to the effect that fegi-
u1tut ct lancers would be accepted by the
Government when raised. but had never re-
ceved his The e ssg3Ment 1es hes re
clothing, Sc, from the Government, part o
which has been sRVe6.
, 1861-11-19
4 pese for MARYLAND Traitors

~
The Baltimore Clipper prints tae act of 1s77,
which provided for punishment BY deatE any
vereca WEo should be found taksR up arms
:, 1he stzte Of Maryland against the United
stater, and inftcti2g other penalties upon
sor{5kn in its various forms Of resistance 10
tie Federal Government. This act, modiaed
10 suit the present case, will probably be
passed by tAeMar3 1rndLegiElAture just chosen
Iters will be but few weak-kpeed gentlemen
N the next Legislature. Among other acts
atich the LeRislature Is called upon to PISS
are the following:
l. DeyotiDc five 1u31lions OF dollars In MD OF the
Ftdcral Government for pntliIg down The rebel.
iicr, acd formal teId.1 If AIsylAnd's quota OF
| volunteers for the Wilt. H.
property Ct loyal men, and thvI application to the
,1..ps1ry Of the rebels and insurgents, who nave
n.d 10 SecGssis WHO took up arms IN the 1ssa 81
~. ). R,pe.i q ihe law foreidding emancipation OF
| zlaycf ty last viii and testament.
1. Such alteration in the acts concerning the
| Baltimore aid Ohio Railroad and Its Washington
bra, ci as viii forever exclude seeess1onlets from
sax si.a1e in their management hereafter;
s. y1cat4rg the tcat If The 5the1 T. $. senate.
.snes H. Pca1ce, and putting Rcrerdy Jonn5on II
lis place.
The Baltimore ce1r,spoadent Of the Men
York Tribune writes:
These and other kindred measures, an
x,aG 20 learn, are predetssnlin on. Aud So
100, are changes In the Constitution looking
, 70 The establishment Of representation npol
tt. hss;s o1 population, to the early abolition
# slavery in the State, and an abandonment
Il 81 elsctiEe judic!sIy. The VAT viii lneyi'
= .bi3 lesd to macy other radical aad ceslrabi
, ! chprets jn our form Of government, and th
l ,.mpt1 OF the new Legislature iBjust such
e | to ;nsure them.
, 1861-11-19
Tho 4hso and Leather Kank coH1tsf.
{A1Ik.

Tho 6h4e and Leather RAnk Counter. i
felix's.
How extensively the counterfeit Issue OF
800 notes On the Shoe and Leather Banks
New York, has been showed" upon the bank.
ers and people Of the West, is not known;
but 1t would not be strange II the operators
had been successful, inasmuch as the crcufa-
tion Is said to have begun here, and the more
as the counterfeit deceived even the officers Of
the bank themselves. a msn has been ar-
rested at Norwalk, Ohio, who exchanged
$1s,ooo (no6tly Of this money, with banker
there, information having come by telegraph
tn "refuse all bills Of this denomination"
The banks at Detroit snd in Windsor, across
Ike river, CAME near being swindled to the
amount Of s., 400, in this stuff, by q Mr.. Haw.
ley, shozse contractor" Who very kindly
proposed to exchange these first class notes
for Canada money, even-a proposition that,
urusua and alarming, the bankers eagerly
grabbed at. Bnt they fortunately got hold of
him and changed the money back before he
left town. The bills are we'll calculated to DE-
! ceive even experts, and much ss hundred
! do}Iars is valuable to have about one's person
1t is only safe to refuse all this issue good and
bad alike, and leave the bank to clear up TIT
matters. Probably considerable OF the stuf
That vent through the New York Clearing
Houso to the Shoe and Leather bank Was Sen
from the West ir course ofexch2nge+
, 1861-11-19

The position taken in another par: OF
is issue, was in type before the receipt of
IL Washington dispatches. It is fully
us,ained By authorities there, whose op1n-
us and views w;n command respect II
lie deduction 6om numerous precedents
c true, and We scarcely see how it can be
::sE,uted, in place Of British captain
:sncirg in impotcnt rage at the desecra-
L q LIS country's flag, we may indulge
Il imagining the same skipper dancing
Ill more vigorously, for joy, at seeing the
~an Jacin1o hull down in the horizon
What il il be q just construction Of interna
;ional law, that Commodore Wilkes o1l,
erred in not sending prize crew On boart
lie Trent?
, 1861-11-19
<.oSrRa1ANDs OF WAR.

Great was the wrath Of Mrs. Darlington,
y1cr IN healed discussion, the school
:. .as:er called her para1lelogram,' but
1.c- ire was mildness compared with that
which must possess the minds Of the dign,-
fed plantations hammered Mason, and Ills
e. !. peers, in finding themselves actually
SIT down rs contra6ands.' Was ever
s,.cl. dcsccraton. We wait 10 lcarn if they
&, 20: die outright by bursting blood
v.ss:'. or opening it with a toothnlck.
Te1c not slaves called. .contrabands? Is 1t
&c: written that Sambo takes enlargement
r~dtr his ccgnomen; yet what lets out
the cae tnkes in the other. Contrabano
Cunee goeih his own way, or accumulateth
uawonted wages. Co1traband Massa goes
IL Fort Warren. Was it Toombs who
was TO call the roll Of his slaves on Bun
Lcr Hill? He may do it yet, now that TIL
c,ntrabands Of both classes arc setting
l"r:hws1d.
, 1861-11-19
The FLEET STILL ACTIVE.

II was already known that q portion OF
TIC great feet, being no longer required at
Iul1 Royal, baa sailed for some other
,,,in. Oh the Southern coast. They were
rx,x,ted as having passed Fernandina On
;se Florida coast, On the 18Th, and While
;s,rcr has SPREAD throughout Seeessla at
,l:z fresh canger impending, dispatch
,,at c,1aes TO us from St. Louis gives Us,
:, III rews in Memphis papers, reason to
.,rtve that the blow las fallen upon Mo
;:!e. Tie feet probably carried with it
.:<,rn Port Royal one Of the brigades' and
;.e1yporr, briet and vogue as 1t IS shows
::,st tic force has fallen vigorously to
work to msintain its occupancy OF point
Dljch commands Mobile Bay. The little
military colonies Of Federal troops thut
7;.ated II Secess;a will be promptly ane
::r>=e'y reinforced. A wholesome terro
81 lie eeat feet prevails.
, 1861-11-19
En,.rrt meut Of the Illinois and M1ehs
xF&n Canal.

TIE c,tizzEs Of Joliet held 1ayge and re-
t1,f,..n,e meeting ut Joliet few nights ago
10 tale into consideration the Importance
E.1arpfrq the Illinois and Micn1gsn CauAl, @oa
to lake measures for bringing the mater
the attention Of Congress st 1s~app'oaen1os
teesier.
Ttis matter aaius an increased prominence
...., ~. - 80. 5;facu,tfrs which close, aad
may for years disturb the natural channeA
49, .,.-,-os,,a -. ~, e,-4hu..t IN m outlet
1ne con-s3s1c* o. tne So1to"ss7 - ~ -
IN the Cult. Even with the Mississippi tally
....-si Tho aar.,+.ra -or1a y. -, 7ight ooa.
, 1861-11-19

p0ARDING-TWo youug men
4 , can be accommodated with nice 'front.' room.
furnished with Ere, aid board As 207 WILMINGTON
krrttt in An eaattfu family, Db19dEtU-3+
, 1861-11-19
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1854. r.
E,oxd Lyons CuHed at H@16a fef A1e
Had GfA1nn1nE-eAmax1c2N eeAe"1a"h@
IN E1gI1ni1. -....

x.ord x,vona <u6ed at .Hams far hts
Bad GrafaszsaT-.AnnexIc2N 4nestseHs
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1a>By the Lat: sseaner
there CONE files Of London. papers Eahs ano7u
The Tina exposes Lord Lyons bad gram
mar in his letters to MI. Seward. II ssye pug
TEelish side was argued exceed1nesfy M, anu
the American side with much ability, nnt me
only result Is to conv1nco It that u then on4
showing the acts Of the American GoveI:nllnens
have been illegal as regards American clslz9ns'
and violations of the rights Of nations as re-
CARDS foreigneTs.S
The London Herad says Lozd Lyons hst e.
posed England to rebuff without the Itgas 20
resert il. The Here9d then attacks Ea1l Ros-
sell for lmpe1tinency IN lectur{nE on the Amer
icsn. .Co1stltution, and quietly ENDURING TOD
berry sud outrage, and saSs he Viii ind he mas
dIiittd into war.
The Iess says Secretary Seward hss HAa-
tor}y ADDED another to the many d11er3nees
whicn lie Wishes to perpetuate betWean the
Tte Daily. Aees thinks the course pursued
BY the Government premasuRe, lndseFeet sno
| incorsiderate.
| English flnanciers to place portion OF tne
I Federal Lean in London. Financial writer's In
tbs London journals point ont the danger o1
touching It, and think the chances OF success
The Paris R14rie gives the particularly Of ths
Convention Of the Three Powers on Mexican
bIui1s. The Washington Government will b.
Invited 10 join, and It: will be optioud VIII
tht N to send ships and troops:
The Dailu Nt,es gays considerable port}ol
CT Ireland Is again threatened with famine:
The Times has an editorial On the ilt-feehn
Of the North towards England, and argues .
its groundleeBnesH. Il. says It sno 81
; | continue to express its eoaV1ct'o
| to whichever side victory inclines. It's reeo'
structicn is impossible on the old basis.
Paris Bourse higher. Rentes 66f 6oc: The1
hsa been several heavy commercial failure
I Il uas stated that arrlrals Of gram IN F1ant
h6d been go excessive that some "aess "es
I | he II. exported to Epglaud.
, 1861-11-19

ST. LOUIS, Nov: IS -Generals Halleek and
Hanilton arrived this morning. Generals
stnrget and Wyman arrived last night. The
Divisions Of Hunter, sturges and Pope have
reached different points on the Pacific Kall-
read, wse1e they viii await erdsrs from ~.
ltcl. Gen. Wynan's Brigade reached Rolla
yeeterdsy, and the Divisions of sigel and As
10th viii arrive to-day or tomorrow. Wynau
brought number OF rebel prisoners, among
vhom sre Col. Price and ssTeral other otn'
cere.
JEFFERSON Cr1E, Nov. 17:-Col. Mellburg
rcw stationed at L:nn Creek, has sent in
number Of prisoners IN the last few days
Eve Of them were sent today to st. Louis
Things remain remarkably quiet here APro
.cst Ma1slal WAS appointed yesterday, and
very vigorous policy is sb5nt to oe estao
l:s6ed. This may be accounted for BY the ze
11og,ade movement and the prospect Of |
l.ree garrison. Gen. Price visits the outpost
sid fo1tiications daily. Work On the foztih
es,isns has never h.en stopped; on the cor
| 1IaTv, fer the last few weeks this work hs
hten pushed with increased Vigor.
, 1861-11-19

GTRAYbD.-St1ayed on the morn
~ INK Of the 18th. 8 light bay MARE MI thick.
Leayy Sci, from tle stable of Henry Aenem1an corner
heck she lett. Any one retntuiRs OF living u
formation Of the above Will be AosEa1V e~arded.
no1s.h:2i st
, 1861-11-19

TIE LITERATURE Dr. REBELLION. - This
State is in danger, and the part more immedl-
4tely exposed is Quincy, if We are to judgo
trcm the following, which bears the address
and signature indicated. 1t was postmarKed
Monticello, No., Nov. 18th;
To the Editor Of the Quincy Herald Dear slf ss Me
Wish 10 iDform you That youE City + hs7d A - r. 9
,silizeps of illinbis in Stealing horses Ron6ing
Ills II lorg 4. intend to DIT ar and Dsmsa !.
eg ilhuo}. is Stealing hcrtes from Missouri y md
Them quincy and sslIing Th5m H. Toa{ 3oa{
=. ~ IN 4 shrs hcfore one Month This Is the Lasi
e. %arnia II | son vii get from Mirsou1 Tbis Sat
Tar Dole he1 Palt in Builaisg 1p R he5 , rsFt ,n9
Quinty IL Relation to Trade yo4 Can fapn9H ota ~
| Il vou Chco1 To the World bul 1Aosa "oiu
| "iA IVA 'AA S CITIZENS or H1aso EEL.
, 1861-11-19
Military Law at Columbus, Ohio


Some nights since an officer Ct the Eight
certs regulars, recruiting at Columbus, Ohio,
vent about town to pick up stray soldiers in
ls2ez BEER saloons, aud at one place he had an
alteration with the proprietor. ending In the
man being wounded. His arm has ben
snputated. Col. Darlington publishes card
upon the subject, In which be says:
aThe ctfence OF Michael Fal1on was not
merely that Of eeizipg public arms, hut one
which would subject any citizen to heavy
tine and other severe punishment. His case
is q wafEipg to these vino hazbor deseftefs or
sell soldiers liquor, aud its effect viii not be
Lost urou soldiers who tampeT with their da'
" sid hide from legitimate pursuit"
| Upon Ibis the Columbus correspondent O
| the Cincinnati Commercial whites:
This sentence may be regarded as decided.
! ftieid. The people take an ssnni@stasy Vae'
Of The affair. Fallon is doubtless an oH@ade
seainst law, but what was the Lieutenant
who, after policeman for want Of authority
Lad declined to ARTIST Fal1on, ordered tn
door Of his houee broken in, and III detanc
OF FalloD's waning, as reported On good at
thori,y, forcibly entered and shot him? "
/ are net get under martial law, and If there
| ciril law for q restaurant keeper, there il aas
, for regular Lieutenaht The affair will
| .for1nrh1Y Investigated.
, 1861-11-19

1stca in time OF w1z, and IN time Of peace, With
Great B1itain through the Gulf OF Ct, Lawrence;
and thn adyaptages to be derived theref,om In
.hinninr munitions OF wst and army and navy
supplies from the rich Interior States to our
fiontier. either North or South. Therefore,
Resolced. That We respectfully represent to cur
Senators and Representatives IN Congress the i'm
pcrtance OF this work as matter Of national de-
fence and commercial importance, ard that We
ea1pcet1y request our said Senators sud Represen-
tativee 10 uee all true and lawful endeaIo1s to
bring this matter to the attention OF the Congress-
about to commence, by resolution, bill, or other
~ise, at the esrlieet possible moment after the
meeting Of said body.
The following gentlemen werc sppointed a
committee to prepare and present memorial
to Congress at the appl oaching session, and
to urge upon that body the Importance Of the
project in national point Of view: Hon Ur'
Osgocd, NJ. G. BiBseu, E. ". Cranda1], 8. "
Bowen, T. L. Breckinridge, Alex, Me1ntos5
VIM. Adams, Il. Howk, A. Il. Day.
, 1861-11-19
From Western VHE1u1a.

Colonel Wha]ey, of the 9th Virginia, W4o
gss reported as captured and killed BY the
rebels, when they made their descent On Guy. y.
.pdotie, has turned up safe and ao9nd: 70
is now in Ce1edo. Two men from Galhpohss
UaIned Lawson and Bez1iage, taken prisoners
=. Gu5andotte, having been g. released, law. 1hse
thirty miles back Of Goyan River, where they
ge1e released They complain that they had
rcthiug to eat for two dsys except except I,
Kw grains of corn. They also state that5 5e1klns
rebel cagalsy are without supplies, Poinf
Pleasant. Va, Gallipo!is, and TIE Sa:T9xs, s;
froops when the Fannie McBurnie, passeS
aow1. There had been one or two alarms q
Ceredc. vet our informant does not think u,
rtbeig are in the vicinity Of that place. Al
YVES quiet elBe*here-
, 1861-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE War Depart
,1e1t will eoon Issue circular to the Govern.
ors Of loyal statee, requesting the Withdrawal
Of their sgelta tot the purchase Of arms at
le me and abroad, the Government having re-.
cciyed ad7ices tha. enfticlency 0: arms viii
be received through its own agency 70 meet
Ill Gtmande.
The President has appointed Capt, Foote
dsg officer OF the feet IN the Western Depart
nent. He thus ranks With Major Generals
This cbGiates all possibility OF conflict be
tneen commanders OF land and naval forces
Allen Francis, of Springfield, Ill has beer
appointed consul to Victoria, Vsncouyer'E
J4uf
, 1861-11-19

TEE ARTILLERY CAMP 1t RAcnE:-Duri1g
this Veektxtlye more brass riaed and smooth,
here cannon have arrived ut the camp, ana tae
indeiatigab!e Colonel Annekc, aud ny ssa9 "
1srth vorka on lie prairie, about five miles
Eett Of Racine, where It Is intended to have
1aNT tbot ard she'll target practices At distances
xar,,r9 from about loo to 1000 5afds. Three
meIe Batteries sle expected shortly to arrive
xhen the sggIesatEsa o. rhs 81 5egimsns ann. w11
Efnsucky viii probably be its ultimate desh
natie n,-Rdcine Advocate. :
, 1861-11-19

BALTIMORE, November 1S-The steamers
e. orria and Georsiaua arrived this morning
irtn, Newtown, Worcester county, Md. Four
,tLuesr6 Federal troops Were Preparing to
70 into Virginia on Their Way up the Pomoke.
a host ras sent akhore with General Dix's
7,5cclematio7. 1t was reRd to large number
c1 Virg5nians in = farmhouse, who declared
]. Entity ent;sfac:c1y, and claimed protec
:isc Of 1hr Goyernment from seceasionists
vtu xere forcing them into reb:l RANKS
tLgi, 81 Their viii. The gunbcat Resolnse had
1rep givirg them protection tArough the day,
but Ct night they would seek shelter In the
y cr1H.
, 1861-11-19

H0CETOHpt ILL.,, NOV. IL, 1901.
Editors chicago Tribune:
New counterfeit fircs on the Bank Of Orange
to,er> a.. r, were passed in this city last even
y9ung about snS Ge ,5su aaa 1s 1es5 g
InH Of age. Vig.-severa} horses running
loose, with man On horseback in the back
ground, figure five on each upper corner,
bulls head on the righE end.
The Young man was evidently making bu.
siptes ot sllovi,tg'' the above, as he is KNOWN
10 have made purchases Of trlaing articles at At
for his bogus fiyea. By publishing this in
your widely circnla1ed journal, you may be the
11&arE Of briI ging the scampto Justice
One OF THE VICTI4s.
One Of the ABOVE fives was offered to shop
keeper on the West Side On Monday evening,
hy q yourg man answering to the above de-
scription but on the shopkeeper's going out
to ascertain If it v.s genuine, the Joung rascal
suddenly disappeared and has not been heard
, 1861-11-19

Who "s1ruck Patterson" is shortly to
!: settled. Certainly he has been hit Ill
.'eu1.d, since his wande1ful campaign.
81: Patterson has been heard trom' ano
rs made speech at Philadelphia vlnol-
a,ipg himself Tor the course he pursued,
"a claiming to have strictly obeyed orders
, 1861-11-19

C1osE Vor1so.-Henry B. Low, Union, is
elected to the New York Senate, In Orange
aud sulliysa ccunties, by + maj ority Of nine; !;
the s.ue counties elected Van Wyce to Com
e1ees, last yesr, By 8 majority Of tcn- -Four
Republican senstors elect to the Iowa Lsg's*
1,tu,e-Meesrs. Hstcb, Bower, Burdick and
nro1-vere gucceesful by less than eEItean
m.joti.y, two u bJ f:ur aa'or'tg.
, 1861-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. lS-Daring review Of
XeDowtl's and Wadsworth's Brigade,
btt impede occurred among piekets Of the l4sh
BrouIl.n Regiment, about mile aud half
lett 1T Falls Church, owing to the approach
was wounded, ard several missing. Two
tginsnts went to tho support Of the pickets,
xian TIE teilels fell back.
, 1861-11-19

MATTERS II KKNTUCKI.-Our Cincinnati
exchanges express great dissatisfaction at the
talljpg back ef the Cumberland Gap cxpedl'
tiop. .Zolicoffer has abandoned the Gap and
ret1cated toward Knoxville, while the Union
5orcea are a1so ialiiDg back. The Tennessee
troops, in the Cumberland column, grnmbled
20 loudly ut the order to retreat that they
we're permitted to remain st London.
, 1861-11-19

New Jexsey Troops for Port Royal
The New York Herazd Gays that GSu. ollas
Case3's Brigade Of New Jersey troops, now
eIcamped at Kendall Green, near Meridian
Hill, Washington, aEd attached to Gen bnelta
CID division, have been ordered to proceed to
Annapolis and embsrk for she South. Ihe
r.g:ns nts in .he bzigsde srs the following;
5th New Jereey-Cel. Starr.
IN Eev JtreeT-Col. Joseph r.. ReTeSe.
Sth New Jereey-Col. Johne0n.
, 1861-11-19

wThe engineer Of the steamer Mohican'
killed in the Port Royal action, WAS John ID.
Whitsemore of Canbridgeport. Mass, son OF
the late Rev. Thomas 7. Whittemore. He had
been previously on ergi.eer on the Vermont
and Massachusetts, railroad, Of which his father
YER the President.
, 1861-11-19
NE xico Mixed Bp n Usual.

New YORK, Nov. 18-The steamer Cosmo-
pohtan las arrived from Havana, 18th ine
tie arrival Of yeesele, now past due, from
Spain.
Juarez Government The disa1ection Of Gen.
Oretsga, who has retired to his own State OF
Gen. MARQUEE, though once defeated, was ap
preaching the valley Of Mexico. Il was sup
posed, however, be would be beaten. The
constitutional guarrntee suspension by Con:
nrtas hes been restored BY the edict OF Juarez
The report that Mexico had acceded to the
u. m-cde Of England and Spain Was not be
li4ved at the capltaL
, 1861-11-19

u..ror.sson OF lmayor Woodss Police
---mur1er Ca9tS.
New YORK, Noy: 1s-Chss; ;l, Jeff:rds d. h2s :,
Wa..rs Walton and Matthew's He ha5 once
% beep %sconitted Of the crime:
Fe,ir sanchez, awaiting trial for the murder
of Ia fatherin-law, attempted to Kill \ fellow
prisoner, @ PANIED Meyers, Yesterday afternoon.
r,stnr,rr The old OF Mayor Woods police to
offlce and pay.