Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
MORE TROUBLE IN MEXICO.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.
WASuiNGToN, Nov. IA.
tTrsbune', Sn.c;al1

WAsuINGroS, Nov. IA.
lTrsbune's Special
John K. Uiri, Of n. c., British subject,arriye
here on the Cur d. Ron. lie obtained pa,s Al
nichmoni from the Br tsh {, nsul, and reach cd
Mathais Po'nt from Fredericksburg The .itizens
OF Richmond seemed to be in a great right at ne
success our navy at Beaufort. lie was sent %
OBTAIN two sons OF the late Judge Douglas and car
ry them south opreyent their property, valued Al
soU0,oo0 from being confscated.
repor was received at headquarters last nj igb I
mat the r1be forces at NOri hampton county had
oeen reinfo. ced, ard were now 5000 strong, will
iU pieces OF artillery
Zen. Dix,whO was here in consultation with the
President and Gen Mcclellan last nj ght dis
ere lts the statement, AMI sets the Whole namber
In arms on the eastern shore at 900. Gen, Lock
woods force on the border is much larges ana bet
ter.
seven negroes, belonging to the estate of thc
late John A. Washington, were brought into Fort
lyon this morning, whence they sent u
Washington.
The latest dispatch concerning General Nelson's
victory, received a. the War Department, repre-
stnts the number Of prisoners twenty, and the
hum Ger OF rebels found dead TO-.
NO steamers. one from Annapolis and one from
Fort Monroe, have already sailed with reinforce
ments for Gen. Sheim IN Others follow soon Ten
burnslies DIVISION cons sting OF six regiments, is
expected to depart Immediate y on the arrival OF
= ruon of the vessels now Constituting the fl cot
at Beaulort.
Major John Graham, Of tho Second Cavalry, has
been retired. The Retiring Board has adjourned
till Saturday, when they will dispose of the only
remaining case End adjourn sine die.
tive oi1nland =. h--;-.'
[Worlds Dispatch.
Generals Stonc and Banks are in town.
grand councl oil is 10 be held to day,whch
will be participated in by Mcclellan, the President
and all the acting M.,jor Generals. The question
~ uAv h.. a dad
Our spies and scouts report great disturbance in
tho rebel ranks, aid the rapi moving Of troops,
There is also great deal OF activity in the a my
here.
Times Dispatch.
There is evidently an intention on the part OF
Government to follow up he blow so successfully
struck on the South Carolina coast.
Gen Haruey has gone to Fort Monroe. 1t is
thought he will take command of the reinforce
ments and participate in the campaign on the
southern coast
Especial to the Herald.
Mr.. Dodge, chief Of the police Of Baltimore. Q.
as here to-day, and reported to the War Depart
ment that information was being brought to Bal
more this morning, by boat from Fort Monroe,
that Gen sherman had seized $2,UuO,U0U worth
OF cotton in the vicinity OF feaufort, and that
numbers OF the citizens there had preferred loyal
~ to the Government, and were soliciting arms
with whi h to o,ganize and protect themselves
az .inst the rebels.
1t IS repor ed upon good authority that the re-
bells are about four thousani strong at Leesburg
AMI three thous, md strong at W nchester.
he rebel pickets keep close watch on tho
river opposite Poolville and that vicinity, tearing
that ten. Ranks or Stone will cross just above
Poolvils. The river is low enough for infantry
to ford.
private letter received in this city from the
Gull squadron, states pos tivey that the priva-
teer Sumter has been c ip urcd AMI ner crew was
on board the Niagara, in n or WY north.