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The national Republican., 1861-11-13
Eer The St. Louis Democrat, OF last Friday

Es- The St. Louis Democrat, OF last Friday.
says:
THE EXPEDITION IN THE SourHEAsT.---By PEI
sors VIII have arrived in the city by steamboat.
we learn that the expedition under Gen Gran
is much larger than heretofore reported, and
really consists of ll,70O meu, detailed from tn
camps at Birds Point, Commerce. and Cap
GirardeaT. The fprces were to comb n ,.r
Bloomfield ard march thence in an rnkIo.7'
direction
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

IuE PENSACOLA. Gna vessel is still al
anchorage of Alexandria. Her new engines
were tested yesterday, quite large compa'y J
OF army ard navy officers being present upon
tn" occasion. Her machinery worked beauli
fuzzy. The "ngiucs on board Of the PensacOr r
are the first Of the kind ever N .nufac ured in
this country, but are extremely cOmp mplicat.d il
their structure.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

DIES! PIES:I PIESI!l

SS per hundred So per hundred s. per hundred |
Suffers. NTioN!
The attention of suffers, and dealers generally, IL
respectfully Invited to the large assortment of
Pies, Cake, Bread. Rolls, Buiscuit, &c.,
kept constantly on hand and baked every day by
the unde, signed.
Sutlers eau rely Oh getting good Pie at the low
price OF IS per hundred ana have them at all times
fresh from the oven
PEACH PEI APPLE PEI DRIED APPLE
PIE CRANBERRY PIE PLUM PIE
CuRRANT PIE! tUMPKlN. rIEl
The subscriber would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the pubic to his tmeht and while thank
ing them for the patronage already bestowed solicit
their orders, winch will be promp ly filled.
GEORGE SEITZ,
No. 36l New York avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streels.
Stalls 285 and 267 Centre Ma ket and lol Northern
Liberties Market oct i2-lm,
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
REPORTED DEPARTURE OF REBEL REGIMENTS
SnuTH.

Philadelphia, Nv. IA special dispa,cn 70
tho In1uirer dated Fortress Monroe, says that
two fishing smacks took refuge under the guns
Of the Cumherland. The captains were Balti'
morians They reported they had been.ishinp
in James river, supplying the rebel troops:
When they left, she report was current tnai
on Friday last several rebel regiments were
sent south from the James and York rivers
The embarkation took place IN great haste
The shores of the James river were almos
deserted
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
COL DIE RS Fay.

THE ADAMS EX XpRESS COMPANY will for
ward soders' remittances to their families, at an
place on the lines of their Express at a charge Of
twenty five cents Tor any sum not exec ding ifty
d0lars; and propoI ti1natr addition Al charge to
places reached by connecting Expresses. The
money, whether Gold cr Treasury notes should be en-
c sd in an envelope and scurely ,ealed, nd have
the full address Q"cluding Town, post Office, and
state; and 10 cities the street aLd humber,) Ct the
person TO whom TO be sent, and the amount lesibly
marked thereon. Envelopes for this purpose may
be h I'd at our offices.
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re
III .ttance should be pref aid
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
WAsmISGToN, Nov. 70, 1851.
nov l.-iUtit star
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

GsS~ permanent court martial has been
created by order Of Gen. Mcclellan, in Gen.
Dm.kr's division. Major Atterbuty is the pres.
ideni Of the court, and Captain Coils, of the
Zouaves d'Afr.que, is Judge advocate.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

Eas- One account is, that the new. Of the
landing OF the expedition at Port Roya., brosght
to Fort Hat eras, was brought, not by de-
serter from the rebel army, but private ci'i-
zen Ia Union mani Of North Carolina.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
NION EURNITuRE STORE.

TTNION FURNITURE STORE.
y The subscri riber Ia now making additions to his
stock OF Household Furuiture, consisting OF pretty
Cottage hamber Sets; Parlor, Chamber, Dining
and Kitchen Furniture; Mattresses, Pillows
Blanket Comforts Pals, Buckets, Baskets. &c
respectfully solicit a call from my Republican
pron,ise 10 sell as reasonable as any other house.
I. Is BROWN,
No 800 Seventh ST. eet,
nov yl2-lwif near Northern Market.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

Col" WM. JACKSON, OF the New York 18th,
died here Oh Monday evening, aged 20, His
remains will be taken to Schenectady. They
leis this city last evening, escorted to the depot
by his whole reg gm.nt.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

r osT.-A Bright Bay Mare, about four
IL years old with dark leg., long tail, and Snail
white SPOT in for, head. Heiynt, about - hands
banded U S on LEFT fors Shoulder. Brand scarcely
/ ercrp,ible Broke away from a poet N II street,
ie,wte: Fourih and Finh streets, on Sunday night,
October 10. Had on black quilted saddle and r.
strip d surcirgle. liberia reward will he paidfor
lie recovery o the abimal. Apply at
PHILIP SULOMONS' Bookstore,
nov1e-3t 332 Penn Av b I. 9Th and 10th sts.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

APPOINTMENT, George IL. burns, OF Phila-
delpha, formerly attached to Adams Express
Company, and the telegraph oilice, and who is
now here WIS yesterday appointed to second
lieutenancy in the army OF the United States
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

gro- The telegraph states that the rebel attack
on Guyundote (Va) was he 'ded by the no
toriots Jenkins" but whether the ex member
of Congress, or one of. h's hrothers, is not
stated
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

LIEUT.. Cor. WIsTAR has been appointed Col.
Of the list Pennsylvania regiment, which was
lately Commanded by Col Baker.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

LLEN'S GREAT INFALLIBLE OIL
n COMPOUND, for the cure of Inhpmatory
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, and all kiuds of StiT
Joints, Sprains aud Strains, 40 1t Is warranted to
orders addressed 10 JOHN ALLEN, wolnsocket,
X. /, ., will be promptly attended to. nov 2-2w*
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

nHI OHi-GO 10 the Peoples Claiming
" Store, No i6O Seventh street opposite Post OF
Trunks Hats, and Cups, all for sale at The lowest
New York prices oct3-lm
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

gss' The election in the Mary nd regiments,
in General Banks's division, was conducted in
i.ood order, and with1ut disturbance Of any
kind
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

CTOHE ROOM on Pennsylvantn Ave.
> The second floor of the large house on the
north ride Of Pennsylvania avenue, between "a and
h,h streets, next door west Of Jackson Hall,
for rent Apply at No Il6 f street north, between
bth and 7th streets west, to
nov i2-3teod@ j. q. ckELDEN'
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

ODD LLOwS' HALLi
~ seventh Street, above ~.
EXTRA ATTRACTIoN--Two NEW STAIRS
WILLIAM BATCHLOR,
The beautiful Ballad Singer.
PROF. JOHN RITZ tR,
The great Violinist.
Twelfth Week OF the
CAM p b Il IL M MS Il ELS
AND BRASS BAND
sixteen star PerfOrm ers.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT.
Look out for Nichard III,
Doors open at O'Clock, commencing at O'Clock.
oct 3l-5r DR.. G. FORD, Agent
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
,ud-uco Of the Associated rres..l
DARNEsTOwN, Nov. 0, 1861.

DARNESrOWN, NOV. y, 1871.
An arrival from Western Virginia brings
dates from Manassas to the 18th Of October.
At that date, the central division OF the Con
federate army was at Centreville, and m i'm
mense number OF hands were engaged in erecting
new entrenchmenta, in anticipation of an at
tack by Gen. Mcclellan. Johnston was at Cen
trevilla.
Beauregard was stationed at Fairfax Depot
on the right of Braddocks road, and was also
busily preparing for the antic patrd attack
The combined forces Of Johnston and Beaure-
gard were estimated to not exceed 100, 900
fighting men, but reinforcem nts were expected
from Richmond. Their artillery amounted TO
200 pieces mostly indifierently manned, with
horses of q very inferior quality.
The troops, with the exception of those from
the Cotton States, were poorly clad, and many
were almost blrclooted. The Commissiariat
Department was deficient in the means Of trans
portation.
The Virginia troops were much dispirited
and asserted, in many instances, that when their
present tom OF service expired they would not
re enlist under any consi !eraton. Eleven de
| on one night.
At Manassas the troops had coffee ratons
| only sufficient for one month.
Adviccs from Northeastern Virginia are TO No
vember |. The chaplain who was taken pris
oner ut Balls Bluff Oh the Sunday previous to
| that Gtt,ir, preached war sermon at Lovetts
vile, and at the conclusion opened list, and
personally called upon the young men present
to enroll their names in the cause of the Con
tederate States.
Colonel Sncendiver had embodied all the
militia in Dcrkely county, and IN rched them
in the direction OF Romney. A portion Of Col
AShby's cavalry vera at Martiusbug t, guard
the movement Of grain to Winchester. Miss
Bells Boyd, the accomplished daughter OF i
prominent sec '>sionist OF Martinsburg, had r.
mov,d with her father to Manassas Junction
where che was engaged in the eminent occupa
ton Of selling whisky to the troops. Owing tt
some partiali,y by the fair devotee, n fight Oc
cured between the Wise Guards and the Bor.
der Guards, in which several were wounded,
All remains perfectly quiet in Gen. Banks
division. There is a pcrceptibe diminution e"
typhoid cases among the troops. Last Sunda.
an alarm was CAUSED in the camp Of the NinIl
New York, by the appearance Of three hul
dred cases Of u new form of illness On eX
animation into the cause, 1t was discover,
that underlying the leaves of the forest il
which they had recently encamped was tel
inches Ct moist vegetable mould in state O
S decomposition. The camp was instantly r,
r moved, and the Illness almost suddenly disaI
peared. Among the victims was Major Attel
bury, thu idol OF the regiment.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
AMUSEM ENT>,

NAr1oNAL CIRCUS,
Tom King Lessee and Manager
u Scott. ................. Associate Manager.
SECOND WEEK
Of the
Re engagement Of
Mr.. JAMES MELVILLE,
First appearance of
JAMES WARD,
MAD'LLE MARIE
Miss Elose, the child rider
i. A. Jones,
f. Whitaker,
Dan. Gardner,
Master Philo,
VIM. Kincads, %
And all the troupe.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

CARD We are requested 10 invite
Me,srs tireen 4 vii isms, O. Mirrors, Parlor Car
nets and Diniug room suite of Furniture, 10 take
ulace 10 day, "Wednesday at nOJn, Ia Minnesota
Row, ia tile Breckinriige bouse) The sac will
b, gin precisely a, the hour named without regard
to the weather.
rhe Mirrors were imported from Paris In 1850,
nd arc repre- ented as, by far, the most exLensve
and beautiful ever exposed for sale in this city
Outside OF the tublic Buildingi theie Is not to be
tound in Washington 20 large a lot Of costly Mif
rors See advt riseVtHt
Alss, one line Mitch Cow, omit In advertise.
vnent nov l3--lt
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

DW. j. j. FINDLEY has removed his
u Ofhoe to Az Twelfth strset, between and q
nov l2-Gt
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

To CoRREsroNDESTs.--No attention will h.
paid to anonymous communications.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

NOTICE TO sUTLERs, and g GROCERY
IN STORES.
80 900 CIGARS for sale cheap.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
nov l3-st Corner of Seventh and ID streets.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

GJ- Having been authorized, by the
War Department, TO raise and organize regiment
of infantry, to serve in the District Oc Columbia as
u home guard, persons wishing to raise ID com
mand companies in this regiment will report 10 the
General Recruiting officer, ut his headquarters,
RON No. 10, Washington Buildings, corner Penn.
sylvania avenue and Seventh street third story
ISAAC \. PECK.
WAsHISGToN, ID. c.,
November IL 1851. nov II
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

RJ Wanted! Wanted! ga
Board fer Forty Persons, employed at this esab
li,hment, Gentlemen and wives, single gentlemen
masters, IN sses &c. Price from So to So per week
Persons with rccommo oda ions Tor one or Of the
parties. please apply at the Hall after II A. to
day and 10 morrow.
Wanted.-Ten Young Ladies for the Ballet
Apply as above. nov II
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

l CANTERBURY MUSIC uALLl
CANTERBURY MUSIC HAIL!
Late Washington Assembly Rooms, Louisiana
avenue In the resr of National nnd Browns Hotels,
will open TO the public of Washington on
WEDNESDAY ETENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1891,
with a magnifce / company of
RS- SO STAR ARTISTES ia
RET so STAR ARTISrES ia
Including the First Talent of the Day.
LIE SALON DES PEuPLES,
LIE SALON DE PLUPLES
The celebrate imperso tor of Negro Character,
MR. FRANK BROWER
Will make his first appearance at the Canterbury
On Wed,e day next
DICK PARKER at the Cantt ttrbury.
HARRY FOX nj the Canterbury.
The Great Inprorisitorc und Eccentric Tocdld from
Barnum's Mu.eum (who won srch golden honors In
the old kdeiphi Theatre here) Mr.. WILLIAM
HARRISON at the Canterbury.
WALLACE BRO II ERS, the Daring Athletes, ut
the Canter bury.
Mr. Samuel Parker, Mr. Louis Kopel,
Monsieur Sol, Signor Erveste,
Master Willie, And AuXiliar ep,
At tie Canterbury.
The Charming Danseuse and Latest Sensation,
SENOREiTA MARIE OLIVIA, at the CAn,er.
bury.
Mile FRANK LaFOLLE, a. the Canterbury.
Miss SUSIE Parker, at the Canterbury.
Mss EMMA MILES, at the Canterbury.
MIS- Maggie Vernon, La Petite Ella,
Miss Lucille Williams, And th. Corps de Ballet,
At the CIn'ertury.
magnificent ORCHssTR, and BRAss BAND at the
Canterbury.
ADMISSION -Pnrquet, 81 cents Parterre, Is cents.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

YNTANTEO.--TO have everybody 10 car
w atSMlfHS No 400 Seventh street, opHoete
Post Onlce aud purchase their Fall anu winter
Clothing TIunks Hats and Caps, At the very lowest
prices Give him call. ect3 Sim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent OF TIE LONDON M0rh,nR
Post ielegrurhs that "an important Cabinet Coun-
eli was held al Paris on the l2h inst, tue Emperor
,,r.s;Sire' II i, almost certain that III. hould
accepted the Ministry Of Finance His programme
i re;reuchment in every branch of the Admlnif'ra
ton. A loan is not immediate necessary. Europe
viii be assured Of the pacific intentions OF hfance;
Tho C0nStuutisnnei SAYS the return OF N. fould
70 The Finance Depart ment may not only be regard
ed as personal change in The Ministry. gu. a. pc
litiea aud financial event winch the eAa'o A'N Noe
islatuIe cannot fail to applaud.
It vas reported that al second interview between
the Emreror and NJ. Ralazzi, EXPRESSIONS were io'
fall OF character more reassuring Tor ltaiy: 49,.
The Senate is 70 assemble ON he loth OF DeceH-
Der. oo,.o,,,,.nt asserts
that the territory OF the Dappens la.h Icon.
Rreadst,0s were declining In The Paris Market
The Bourse war firm and dearer. Henter on tue
10Th closed at 69f 3Oc.
81. GeofFroy OF St. Hiliare, the cesbnted natural
list, died on the 10Th met.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

,,,. 20 ba n foct-n fat accompli-whicb Old
England, followed by the first Powers OF europe
has recognized, and which the Confederate dsveIn-
ment and armies have repeatedly demonstra'ed W 70
a sten and bloody fact-the fact that we are
blioeren; Power There can be no basis iog negota-
tone or for peace proposals, or consuitaons 70 long
as the ConeGeraes are deemed to be and ere treated
as rebels Hear BIT when our adversary snsu
become sufficiently calm TO treat ns as neihgerent
Power the morning Of peace VIII dawn IN the pofi-
zon. When that hour shall arrive / think may aay
the Confederate Government will he inhexibie upon
on, uoint only-is honor and its independence. for
the great interests of peace ana humanity IL VIII
Weld much that ia merely materia or OF secondary
Importance" Mr. Yancey sat down aHiia iouu anu
continued cheering. r..
There was an active demand among seamen for
berhs on board vessels bound to America oceasione
il was said, by the high wages offered ny the fed
eral Government. HI: o..
Liverpool for NewOrleans, via Havana Inc snip
Is IN remain at Havana until she may legally ehISr
the Mississippi or, falling tha', htei sA ho"'nl' 'N0
| il 10 20 to New-Yoik.
| At 81 meeting of the Manchester Chamber OF Com
marce, some samples Of cotton recently recelFed
| from Jamaica were exhibited, ana hopeful s'ate-
ments were made as TO the success OF the Jamaica
Cotton Company.
| The London Times, in some remarks on the cot
ton question: thinks there is no ground Tor Diana! OF
for national alarm for although there must be iDdl-
vidna tIivaons the country a, large has lhus "a, "a,
| benefited both in pecuniary and comhierciai
sense, by the American difficulty =
! ne London Times publishes eight columns OF
American intelligence from its special correspondent
at Washington. - - =, ,,,.
The final obsequies of the late T. Is. McSianus
W. 70 celebrated at Dublin Sunday, the lut1 inst
I The remains were taken to the cemetery OF olSsne-
win. on magnificent funeral ear, ana an immense
nrocession-Which Included the California oepulG-
Hon. and several bands of musc-accompanied them
~ t2elr let resting place. TIE number oil persons
WHO assisted" in the cortege, lie computed az up
ward of $4,000. o., =. ..
Gen. Sir Howard Douglas died on the 9Th inst, at
the age Of 30. H..
! Queen Victoria was about to pay three Gay )
visit 10 the Prince Of Wales at Cambridge. Inc
prince. II is announced will finally quit Cambridge
in December, and shortly aiterward will proceed 70
Constantinople and make tour through Turkey.
Stormy weather had again been experiences
around the English coasts and on the ilth, tne snip
PROMPT from Rgngoon was wrecked Oh LiVefpooi'
and H. of the crew were drowned. =,
! Adehna Patti had terminated most successlui
op.raIc engagement IN Dublin, aud on the occasion
OF her last appearance, tie assembled CROWDS re-
moved the horses non car, and dragged neF "
ber botel, where enc had to address them from 'no
balcony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
Nrw-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1861.

m.une. Of having the war indemnity have consulted the
sentiVI Of Inc Spanish nation oo,.v b,v. d;,
~ ned public order parts Of the Province OF
m order to establish peace, and to punish e eutno VI
criminal an aitenS; II has not Deeh NECESSARY "
Nv las left the repression Of these ofenses 70
'h spaa n op.8,siion Of the public adnni,'ration
claim, prompt inquiry and the Of the projects Of law
presented ip the prs'lon. ~ S % IN baony with
their remarkable progef that esnsideraode a a ~ ,Ss
cos to hs !" hs u se.e 81 viii not diminish
tho which authority requires to preserve puoo
Nr desires thai the liberty of the shond
projected by law which in leaving the hed open ioi "
EXPRESSION Of thous % rspTs sn1 Nbsr by coucns
Il Win order and with tho u,esry principle of society tm' u
the grand problem which political laws have to resolve IN
order not to provoke ABSURD reactions or fst dsoiae
The reform Ct the electoral law viii soon require your
serious attention The extension Of the suffrage wi csuse
every legitimate ntores to be represented In Conge
which experience Councils win prevent naud anu
pressure from irBgsdDg the purity OF eleeoh me hw
which represse violence aud fsud guarantees the ee
Nv Goysmsnt wii present without delay the budget Of
the state for the ensuing year ne produce
By the nsion Of pablo works. ny the ite'eass OF
AMI Of msiersls, nave been provided Joy o! luus
voted viii not therefore, be necessary 70 require Nv"
b R Of ny colonial province, the constant oh
iet Of nv soicude Their ctnnistrsye organ zation i;
Improved day inItu ons ard reforms
conformity with her special requirements we mut nop
that foreign events which have produced 20 tesa disturb
ssce 10 tie industrial and commercial relations Of tue wo
will but momentari.y Affect TIE progressive ee'''P "
/ the great riches which they contain ,,. -.
The on Of legislators and OF governments In this age o.
strange tie yres & afduouS ana they Vain wouid 5s -
ATTEMPT to fulfil It without the assistance Of Cod and we
practice OF those yue. which render people worthy OF the
and by deyoting all our efforts the Interests Of
county that shall advance daily In she esteem o. oeheI
under egi. of constitutional laws 20 that hsh
d. s;iny which Providence has reserved Tor ner'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
LATEST-Rg telegraph.

QUkEssTowS, nov. "a, 1861.
Fyop The Ien8os DIdV h,'-i Guy lrii..e/ y " - IL
Tie funds YESTERDAY st1tsiued further decline of
one..,nih y cent. English Railway Ocks showed
fatness. There a good demand Tor money IA
Lombard street. and the mates were Tatnel siIer n
2! 10 = 4 cent for the beet bills At the Bank OF
England faif amount % burinesf was done.
f,e,s IAe lgnson Iin~es CITY Arfesj 81 Nor. H.
The English fuuds larry maintained Their recent inl.
provement r III ht relapse yesterday having proved
merely temporary. At re Bank Of England there
slight inccaSe m NJ Applications Tor q! s'onn
bet the general market remains easy at u g cent.
About 81 go ia bar Koid PATTY Australian, By the
Angicses, was taken TO the Bank. The Railway
ma ket clofed rather hrmsr than on Tuesday.
Private kilograms from Calcutts state that freights
TO London Tor Rice were 52iOd. The Exchange
stood ~ y.
TIE James Wilson, from Melbourne, with e7G,0o0
la cold ha. now been 10 sen nc days, but the r,te
of Insurance at Lioyds oas not advanced beyond
five guineas.
TPe T,llss, in abiding TO the dissolution Of the
Cro4tan Diet, says the Emperor Of Austria is hur-
rying on TO try the great experiment whether SIX
million Germans hold in subsection thirty mil
lions Of other nations by Drate force.
ON her pas agc from Queenatovn 10 Plymouth,
the Warrior went u knots an hour under topsails
ard foresail. Yesterday she made two efforts TO
tsrk but would not 40 round. More headsails arc
Necessary mast forward IL suggested. that the
forcnast and uanmast ehould be stepped nearer the
bow. The ship is too much inclined TO come up in
the wind.
Tie Paris Constitutional argues that American
iDgratitude enables France 10 witness the former Z
disruption with the utmost Indifference.
Her haIes,y's ships Donegal, Conqueror, and
Sauspareil left Plymouth the 18th inst, about
noon, with the eApedIiionary battalons OF marines
for Mexico, the wInd blowing hall gale.
Accounts from Venezuela TO the I'D OF October are
satisfactory regards the progress OK the pacfca-
ton Of the country under Gen. Paez.
According 10 accounts from the Republic Of Ecua-
dor, tho President Of Peru Ias addressed an over
bearing iutimstion to the Government, threatening
them with new blockade Of the port VI Gnayaqu
uncfs they will consent TO tue cession of one-half Of
their territory Peru rejects every offer OF conclia-
iion including the proposed mediation Of her Males
~ . Government.