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insthutions, your usages, will be scrupulously
respected. Special directions have been given
not 70 interfere with the condition Of any per-
son held 10 domestic servitude, and In order that
there may be no ground for mistake or pretext
for misrepresentation, commanders Of regiments
Or corps have been instructed not to permit such
persons TO come within their lines.
This miseion 10 10 assert tho authority OF the
United States, IN reopen your intercourse with
the loyal states, by c-cstablishing the lights on
your coast; TO afford you a free export for the
produce Of your labor, aud In word to put an
end TO the endorsements and restrictions
brought upon you by causclees and unjusnf-
able rebellion.
If there arc any among YOU who, rejecting all
overtures Of friendship, thus provoke retalia-
ton and draw down upon themselves oonse-
aucnces which the Government IL most anxious
10 nyert. 10 their account must be laid the
blood which may bc brought upon peaceful
homes.
To those who remain In the quiet pursuit Of
their domestic occupations tho public authori-
ties a.-uro oil tlcy can give peace, freedom
from anno, ancc, protection from foreign and in
totnal en-, mies, ar nty OF all constitutional
and legal rglts, AID the blessings Of a jus. aud
parental Government.
(SieneD join A. DIX,
Major General Commanding.
HpAporAnTEits, BALTIMORE, Nov. l3, 1861.
What effect this will produce is IA yet mat.
tar for conjecture, but it is believed that its re-
| ccp,ion will I've favorable. At all events, OF
| TUESDAY the FORE will cross the linc to quartet
on the sacred soil. Lieut.. Chas. Temple Dix
Of the Fourteenth Infantry, accompanies the ex
| petition.
Thsis most magnificent movement, plan
ned ly Major Gen. Dix, anil directed toward Tn
occupation Of Acromac and northampton conn
tics. Wa. These counties form what il knox
rs III eastern shore Of Virginia, and are in whi
was formerly Wisc's Congressional district
The inh b,anls, ns mass, have restrained iron
active participation in the rebellion, though yer.
many youns men have entered the Conicdcrat
| army
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Foreign Intelligence.
Four Days Later from Europe.
Arriyaio Of the City Of Manchester or uopc
Rncc.

Cape Race Station, Nor. 1.-THE steamship
City of Manchester from Liverpool 9th inst,
via Queenstown 9TH, passed this point Sltur-
day evening. She was boarded by the news
Yacht Of the Associated Press.
The Convention between France, England
and Spain for intervention in Mexico was sign
ed in London on the 31st Of October. Active
pr, partitions were making, and letter had
been received, saying that thrcc-lccked men Of
war will he sent to McNico There was sur
mise Of Interior demonstrations
The London Herdid saws Lori Lyons has ex-
POE, d England to u rebuff W thout a right to re-
sent il, and compelled her to listen to u procla-
nation which mtaus a defiance to England.
Tie U,rdLi then attacks Earl Russell for imper-
tucuce in lrc,urng on the American Constitu-
ton and quietly enduring robbery and outrage,
ard saws he will find he has drifed on to war.
The ToJ says that Secretary Seward has
wantculy adj j another to the many differences.
which he wishes to no-.o.,.,.. nctvtcen the tv a
eptutr i,a.
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CITY NEWS.
Attempted Murder in Greene St.
The Victim n Lager Beer saloon Keeper.


Shortly after - O'Clock, last night, two men.
named John i. Etgar and Joseph Blssmore,
private in Company H. 2d Fire Zouaycs, entered
the lager beer saloon No. 81 Greene st., KEEP, bv
Frederick Morris Powell, aud called for liquor
They had been in the saloon hut short time
before a dispute arose between Eaglr aud the
proprietor Of the saloon respecting female at
tcndant. Powell, il is alleged, seized club,
and was about 10 Use il ON Eagar
WHOM BlHmcrc rushed between them and
drawing a jack-knif1, plunged the largest blade
in the left side of Powell. After committing the
deed, Bassmore attempted to make his escape
but was captured by officer Stillwell, Of tho Sth
Precinct On his way to the station-house,
Bassmorc threw the knife into the street, but it
was picked up by the officer, Powell was taken
to n. Y. Hospital, where his wound was dressed.
The knife penetrated the abdomen, inActing
terrible wound, and as we go to press, Powell
Was rapidly failing, and it was thought he would
die before daylight. Dassmore was formerly
member of an uptown fire company.
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON is announced TO
deliver an Grafton before the Brooklyn Young
Mems Christian Association, at the Academy of
Music in that city, this evening, commencing
at O'Clock. Subject--"The Union; its perlls
and its hopes The subject and the speaker
viii ensure full house.
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even in that city Of sudden sue
ccsscs AMI he was retained on one side or the
other, in almost every important lawsuit which
arose. Amer IS or 20 years toll at the bar Of
New Orleans, no accumulated princcly fortune
and a wide reputation. Ills first public service
appears to have been as United States Dstrics
Attorney at Now Orleans, TO which office he
was appointed by Gen. jackson. lie was ire
qucnily sent to the Sta Legislature of Louis-
ana, and was afterwards chosen one OF the
Louis ana delegation TO Congress. In the House
he was remarked for his tact and skill as man
aycr. and his shrcwdness and GOODNESS in debate.
While n Member of Congress Slidell was Sc
lectcd by the President to act a. Minister Plcn-
ipotcntiary aud Envsy Extraordinary to Mexi-
60. The circumstances impaired unusual i'm
portancc to the mission. War was actually on
the point Of breaking out. Taylor was on the
Rio Grandc, and the American squadron lay of
Vera Cruz. Previous to firing tn f at gun,
however, President Polk, protesting still to be
anxou, to preserve peace, and VI xico having
ntimatcd that new envoy from the United
States would ho received, Slidcll was ac3redt-
purpose. After many and futile discussions,th tbs
Mexican Government refused to receive Slidcll,
and he finally demanded bis passports aud re-
| turned home.
| After his RETURN he began 10 dcvclopc his idea
on ,hc necessity Of conqu,ring Mexico, AM
suljuratng the Spanish, Indian, AMI othe
races not excepting the negroes, which abs
greatly to his popularity in the South.
When Mr.. Souc vncatcd his scat ia the Sen
ate to ill the post Of Minister to Madrid, Slidel
was appointed to succeed him for tho uncxpire,
term; and, Mt the close Of this term, hc was re
| elected for six years In the ciucuscs Of TN
extreme fouihcrn party with which he acted
no members advice carried more weight thai
Sdcl's. lie spoke little, but kept close ey,
| on affairs and m the wires.
During Buchanan's reign, he was the CONTROL
ing spirit. lie has been mentioned for mani
important diplomatic missions, but except tn
unsuccessful one to Mexico, obtained none. H.
was, when caught, on his way as JEFF. DYi,
| rlenipoicntary TO France. In person, Sllcl
Il striking, of middle height, stout figure, AM
with a told mcin. lie is utterly unprincplcd
and his political career in Louisiana is recon
Of vilainies that would lc hard to parallel. i
1874, by the celebrated Plaqucmino frauds, h
d,fraudcd the Wings OF the vote Of Louisiana
and thereby defeated Henry Clay and mad
Polk President. For his infamous work at thi
time be acquired the soaJri?uct Of Baron Pll
queminc. Again, at later day, in the matter {
the lIoumas land Grants, in Louisiana, lac va
guilty Of frauds so palpallo AMI outrageous tia
even New Orleans with its easy virtue, almo'
spcwcd him out. by this he acquired the no.
he plume Of Old lloumls. But his crownin
fraud on the people Of Louisiana and on h
country was when he swindcd his adopted stat
out Of he Union.
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FIRr IN llARRrsoN SrREEr.-The split pea
and barley factory of Francis S. Miles, No. 40
Harrison street. took fire at IL o'clock on Satur-
day night. The stock was damaged to tho ex-
tent Of $1,000 insured. The building. owned
by George Byrne, was damaged auout $500, in
sured. The fire originated from the carelessness
Of some Of the workmen in carrying lighted
lamps through the factory.
Engine companies Nos II and Il hal a race
on the way 10 the fire, and two of the mcmbors
of No. IL were run over, aud also one of No AZ
Engine Company No. ~ and Hook and Ladder
Company had fight on the corner Of Chambers
street and Broadway. Pistols were fired, and
brickba,s, wrcnches trumpets and her missiles
freely used. One Of the members Of the Hook
and Ladder Co. was badly hurt.
FoUND DEAD.-Mr. Floyd NJ. Brown, Of
Yorkyillc, was found dead by officer bennett,
on Saturday morning, at the foot of East TWEEN
ty-sixth street. The body exhibits no marks of
violence. A coroner was summoned.
furSD DgAD.-An unknown colored woman
having been arrested for intoxication, by the
18th Ward Police, was taken to the Station
House and committed to the cells. Saturday
morning she was found dead in her bunk.
Early on Saturday morning, the police Of the
Doth Precinct found the remains Of a man, and
supposed to be named Brewer, lying on the
sidewalk in 26ih street, near 81 avenue. No
marks Of violence were discoverable on the
body. The Coroner was notified TO hold an in
quest.
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The Boy Is Father 90 the Man.

Bdeadier General 4. W. sherman, Com.
mander Of the Union army nov in South Caro-
lima, Was New England lad Of limited pecu-
mary means When he first visited Washing
ton 10 obtain admission to West Point, he walk
od the whole distance from his fathers house in
Rhode Island to the national capital. That
long, tedious march revealed qualities which
ensured his success with General Jackson, who
was then President. The old hero had won.
sernl insight into character, and in this instance
WAS not mistaken IN lis man.
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Important from Kentucky.
TIE ADVANCE or GEN. JOHNSON

Cincinnati, Nor. lG,-On "Wednesday after
noon Brigadier-Gcneral Thomls ordered Gen.
Shcoil to fall back by forced marches from Camp
Calvert, near London, Ky, to Danyille, where
the National forces will concentrate TO oppose
Gen. Sidney a. Johnston, who is reported to be
advancing and threatening Cincinnati, Louis
willie, or Lexington, with ~, 900 men.
The Fourteenth, Seventeenth and Thirty
eighth Ohio and lhirty-third Indiana regiments
Immediately took up the march, but majority
Of the Tennessee Brigade refused to turn their
faces backward, AMI i, was deemed eNpedent to
order them, with the Third Kentucky regiment,
TO return to their old camp.
Zolliccl'r has united his forces with those Of
Johnston, leaving only II few hundred men at
Cumberland Gap. The ford is entirely de
serted.
Our troops were at Crab Orchard Springs on
| Saturday morning.
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$1,000 Soldiers to go South.
An Attack on Newport News Eypecie l.

-
Fortress Monroe Nor. 15.-l'iitcen thousand
men are now at Annapolis, ready to embark
Their destination is unknown, but the current
rumor is that they will reinforce Gen, Sherman,
while another destination is signed to them
by others
Between 1000 nj 5000 Union troops have
suddenly appeared in Accomac County, eastern
shore Of Virginia, whore there are 800 rebels
in arms.
Commodore Go!lsl'orouGh dispatched gun
hoat to that region to-day.
FoyirC,s Monroe, Nor. 1G.-Thc San Jacinto
sailed Tor New York today,
The rebels have assembled in consi lcrahlc
force al Great Bethel, An attack upon New
Fort News Is by no means improbable.
Tho guulOat Young Rover has been sen, TO
the York river
The recon fire at Norfolk consumed II large
quantity Of valuable stores, including nearly
their cntrc supply OF oil.
The S. Il. Spluldn, leaves for llatteras In
let tonight, huN ur in tow two srhoOncrs loaded
with fame HOUSES tor the troops and stores.
Tho B,hidcrc will also leave lor Port Royal
TONIGHT
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Important from Missouri.
TIE REBELS WINTER QUARTERS.
FRENONT'S TREATY REPUDLlTE,D.
valuable Capture by Rebels.

81 louis, Nor 1G.-Thc armies of Gen, Price
and Ben. McCulloch have retreatcd To Arkansas.
Il Is understood they have gone IL Fort smith,
whore supplies have been collected aud wiuter
quarters built. Il lorc leaving Missouri they
fired all the haystacks, corr-,ribs, &C., in their
vicinity, TO prevent our forces from obtaining
forage in case We pursued them.
Previous reports regarding the immincncv Of
4 battle on the I'd inst originated in a large for
aging PARTY of the rebels, on Wilson's Creek, he
ing mistaken for the advance guard of the enc
my.
Gen. Hunter has sent letter to Gen. Price,
l.y a flag Of truce, rcpudat.ng the treaty be-
tween Gem, Fremont and Price, entered into
Nov. |, and addressed letter to Adjutant-G1n.
Thomas, setting forth his reasons therefor.
Kansas Cty, Nor, l6.-A wagon-master, Just
arrived here, gives information Of the capture
hy the rebels, at O'Clock today, in Cass Co. Mo-,
oi 81 wagons and 800 oxen, which were on their
way TO Sedalia. When the wagon-master
escaped the yokes of the oxen were being
buried, and preparations were also being made
to burn the wagons, The teamsters were all
taken prisoners.
Col. JESNrsoN will march Immediately for
Pleasant HILL
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LedreRpOrth, Nor. 16.-The recent election
in this state has resulted in the choice OF Topeka
as the state capital.
The creation of the new military district OF
Kansas, with Major General Hunter in com
mand, gives great satisfaction and confidence to
the citizens Of Kansas.
Gen. Lanes command was expected at Fort
Scott on the evening of the 18th inst.
A doubtful report says that there is a lorce oil
a thousand rebels at Bowers Mills, % miles
from Fort Scott,
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The Occupation of AOoomaO,
PR0CLlMAYY0N or GIN. DIx..

baltimore, Nor. 17,-About 4, 0)0 troops, in
GLIDING INNS Boston battery, will march from
Snow Hill, Maryland, into AccOmac and North
ampton counties, Virginia, today. Accomac is
prepared to array itself for the Union, but
Northampton shows fight.
The following proclamation from Gen. Dix
has been sent in advance Of the expedition
PROCLAMATION To THE PEOPLE OF ACCoMAC
AND NORTHAMPTON COUNTIES, VA.
The military forces of the United States are
about to enter your counties As part OF the
Union. They will invade no right OF person or
property, On the contrary, your Laws, your
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A Party Of Men Drowned.

Point Pleasant Va, Nor. 16.-A sad acct
dent occurred at Camp Piett, two miles above
Charleston, this morning. Capt. Bell, Of Com
pany X, fOrty-lourth Ohio Regiment, and
eleven OF his men, while crossing the KanAwha
in skih ran under the steamer Commodore
Perry. The Captain and seven of his men were
drowned and the remainder saved,
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JEFF DAyI,' Proclamation for q day Of f.,.-
ing and prayer, on Friday las, implorcd Al
mighty God that the homes Of the southern
rebels he protected from pollution. Ia solemn
document like this, lie gives currency TO Il cur
rent SANDER, which lac knows to be false, to the
effect that northern troops curry violence ami
dissertation to the domestic hearth, wherever
they penetrate.
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rBy tol.grryh To Quccas,mca.

T'7J ~ y III - 7s3TTT NJ
Iirupor, Nor. 7.-CorrbS.-Thc sales yes
torcay and today reach $1,000 bales The market
i.iinrsr with an upward ten 'ency and a thrilling
aivoncc on all qualities. The sales to sp'cula-
tors anil exporters reached l1.0J) bales. Mid
ding Orleans is quoted at l2iid.
BREAI srrTrs.-Thc market is quiet and
steady Corn very doll, aud declined Gd.als.
per quarter. Mixed 82s. I'd.
PEovisIoSs.-.Ihc market Is doll.
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Advertisements are appearing in our Amcri-
can journals TO the effect that bricklaycrs,
house carpenters and Ilasterer5 may obtain en-
loyment in Liverpool, England, n the follow
Ing rates of wages viz Bricklayers, 8Os. ster-
ling per week; house carpenters, 2Gs. to 3Os.
sterling per week plasterers, 2Ss. sterling per
week.
These rates are nearly equal to IS per week.
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Boston, Nor. 1.-THE steamship Constitution
arrived from New York this afternoon, 1t Is
understood that 5000 men Of Gen. Buffers Di-
vision will embark ON board of her and accom-
pany the transports Wednesday. These troops
depa,t thoroughly armed with complete camp
and field eauipage
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Bdltimore, Nor. 1G.-Gov. Hicks has issued
PROCLAMATION calling a special session of the
Maryland Legislature at Annapolis, on the 27th
inst. The object Is to re-cstablish MARYLAND in
her old position as the heart of the Union, and
TO render the tratorous Legislation Of the Fort
Warren members imperative.
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IT HAvrSG nEES STATED that tho Govern
ment agent requires the payment Of e. by
every citizen desiring passport TO California,
and that only poor aliens can obtain passports
without charge, it is deemed proper to remark
that Mr. Superintendent Kennedy has authori-
ty to grant passports to aliens only, and that to
such persons, the proper papers are given by him
at the headquarters Of the Metropolitan Police.
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he Moon may he regarded as in favor Of the
eral forces. On Saturday evening last
.nreo distinct rings were observed around this
liminsry, and many Of the sober Observers in
sst that these were colored red white, and
llue
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MEssRs. KAur & RIMsuNG, of Liberty st.,
have entered into contract with the Police
Commissioners, and viii supply fur-lined deer
skin gloves to the entire police force; the gloves
to cost al A pair
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TmE FusD FOR THE RELIEF OF VoLuN-
TIERS FAMILIES has dwindlcd to less thaR
100000. OF tho 100000 for which tn.
Comptroller was originally authorized to utter
Grer cent. notes, little lcss than $3.50, 900 has
been taken
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NEw YonK lIosrTTAI~-Weckly report 10
Der s,h, 26G; admitted to Nov. 18th, 70; dis
charged cured and relieved, SS; died, 8; re-
naming at date, 277 Males $50. Females, q.
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MARsHLLL's USIoS MAroRALrr CONVEX
rIoS.-!Thc delegates to the Mayoralty Conycn-
ton Of the CHARLES II. Marshall organizatios
met on Sturdy evening last, at GiS Bro,d-
way, and unanimously nominated Geo. Opdyk,
as their candidate for the Mayoralty.
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R.h.,Io.. n, ,hc DeImont Pisht,

CAicdgo, Nov. ia special dispatch to the
Epening Journal Of this city, says that 1t has
tie battle Of Belmont was 261 killed, i27 wound
oil, AID q missing.
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NEw CONCERT lIALL.-The gentlemanly and
cntcrrrising proprctors Of the Canterbury con-
cert saloon, Mcssrs. Fox 6 Curran, have entire
ly rciittcd the old Chatham Theatre, and On
Saturday evening last it was opened as tho Ma
tionh Concert Saloon with large AMI e1ool-
lent troupe Of singers, acrobats, comedians, ote.
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a. mini. a, P,L.,on. . uenr.

Cincina at, Nov 16.-fhe reported battle at
Piketon, KY, turns out TO be hoax.
The Maysyillo disTatch Of the 1athint. Is
about correct
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TIM CITIZENS of the 9th Ward held a large
and enthusiastic meeting on Saturday evening
last, at the 9th Ward Hotel, to celebrate the
Port Royal victory. John T. Savage, Esq, pre-
sided, and Gen. walbridge delivered lengthy
and very lie address.
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CTERIFFS SALE-BY WRITE on A

GIlERlFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- certain writ Of execution, and also of a warrant
OF attachment TO me directed and delivered, viii
expose ~ sale at public Vuntue ON Saturday, the
SOlh day Of November 1901, at II o'clock, noon, al
We Nehilur Of tue CITY Hall, all the ght, title and
Interest Of HORACE WALDO, which Le had on the
ION day Z" August, 1861, at any time afterwards
~ In and - TIE following described property, 10
Vt all that certain, lot, picco or parcel If land,
SITUATE lying and being ia the 9TH Ward of the lily
Of Few \ .rk and bounded and described as fi-
lows; beginning on the HHuth,gly NJ lee uf II ach II,
a. point distant % feet westerly from irs interseo-
ton with tie westerly limo Of Yarirk st.; thence
running wcFiwardly on Beach 1t. 20 feet and
iHch,s; thence FpIthwurdly, and at right angles
with Beach 81 100 feet thence ny, and par
allyl with Beach -. 20 feet aud ia. rs thence
n,r'Awnriy, aud nt right angles with Beach st. 100
feet a. tine place of beginnings together with all tha
ri-ht' title and interest Of the sail HORACE WAL
DO, IN and 10 the pnt, called Hudson t1r St. Johnsl
Square, fronting the Above described premises and
all the buildings on said piece On porctl If land.
" JOHN KE. ~ Sheriff.
HUGH KELLY Deputy sheriff.
Dated New York, Oct, Is, 1861. ocR0 cP'109
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tn, s,o,s rA.r or TIN Ts.Asunr lon d.

THu sronS.rARr or rHH TRnAsuRr loh ehe
city for washins ton, on Saturday, AFTER
having nog, tiated with the banks Of New
York, Boson, and Philadelphia. a twenty.
year lean of fifty millions Of dollars at
par, bearing seven per cent. interest.
Tie banks have also the option of taking. in
January, The other fifty millions of Treasury
n tics bearing $40 per cent. interest.
TuR u. 8. PR1soSRRs, Ex-SNAroR GwIH.
J. Cuban Berham, and J. J.. Brent, were yes
terlav arrested by order Of the United States
Government, and sent TO Fort Lafayette. Their
baggage was also seized by Detective Farley,
who made the arrests. The prisoners were on
their parcle not to leave the country, but amer
the arrest Of Mcsrs. Sldell and Mason, the
Government thought best to keep Mcssrs. Gwir
& Co. in a safer place. Their trunks contained
large number Of documents
REruBrIcAS CouscILNANIo NoMINArIsEs.
The Republican Councilmanic Conventions
were held on Saturday evening last, and made
the following nominations
First District-T. Ontwatcr A. Borst, 4
Hawkes., J. NJ. Gallagher, and w. II. Sugar. =
Second Dis'rict-T. G.. Hall w. Boeckel, =
IIazlcton, II. A. Smith, T.. Taylor, and G.. Y.
Steinbrcnncr
Third Dist1ct-A. II. Kccch, J. Gedney, W.
Orton, G.. Ross, 7. Stevenson.
Fourth Districts. Trotter, j. Craper. yr,
| H. Babcock, I. Ogilvie, &. c. Pinckney, ani
i nj. SNYDER,
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Important from the Soath.
The Panic at Savannah

THE FLEET con- 70 PENSACOLA.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Protect the Brave Volunteers by supply
ing them with IIOLLOWAY'S I. lis u guard them
against Masma and u Il ous Fevnrs. 10T
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Frorn Wass,fnaaan.

Wdshfr0ton, Nov. 16.-Gen. Svanner. U. g.
A., arrived this morning, and reported himself
to the War Department.
Many surmises are had a. TO who Is the party
who gave TO jeff Davis the information Of the
destination of the fleet, a. he announced II to No
20 that point N his telegram to tho commandant
at Port Royal. When the feet was getting to-
ectLer at Old Point the subject was pretty
well canyasecd, and the differences generally
were, based upon the limited data obtained to
form conclusions upon, that Port Royal was its
destination; and the Southcrners who were con.
veyod to Norfolk under flag Of truce announced
the current rnmor at Old Point, which was the
foundation Of the announcement in the Norfolk
DRY Book. Davis probably took the hint
through that paper.
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REPUBLICAN CoUNcIIAASIo NOMINATION.
The Republican Councilmanic Conventions
were held on Saturday evening last, and made