The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
IMPORTANT FROM TIE REBEL STATES,
Interesting Details of the
Southern News.
The Elections in Virginia and
North Carolina.
What is Said Of Beauregard's Report OF
the Battle of BUD Run.
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
THE SOUTH CiRGLINA LEGISLATURE.
The Priyatecrsmen and the Re-
tribution Scheme.
Judicial Action in Reference to
Federal Prizes.
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CUBAN SYMPATHY WITH SECESSION.
Further About tho Bermuda and
Tnecdora.
TROUBLE AMONG TIE REBEL GrYERlLS
Judicial Action i'm Reference TO
Federal Prizes.
CUBAN SYMPATHY WITH SECESSION.
Further About tho Bermuda and
Thecdora.
TROUBLE AMONG TIE REBEL GENERALS
SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER MORTALITY,
&c., &C., &c.

OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FoRlREss MONROE Va, Nov 10, 1861.
Respt Of the Recent Elections in jrgiq an3 Month Carroll
nafep he Reaafot Dsfea is Ie.--lst1es Fare Ships
Expected DC, De-. de-
The most important news have to communicate today
Is contained II the clippings from copy Of the Peters,
burg {Va) Erlress dated Nov. l., which have been en-.
ablcd to receive. How and in what mqnaer came ii,
posse ion Thereof no at liberty to tell Suffice it
70 say give You its contents The report Of the
battle at tort Royai have photographed, which will
doubt prove great Offset the report or your cores
pendent thu Of action who returned in the United
States steamship BenyiEe however, found something
more that is interesting to Northern readers and that is
the election held Virginia md North Carolina Of which
the Gazette has but Partial returns The following is the
result ~ far as Known
coNGIEsssilN ELECTED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
FsTa BfaITt-W. \. ii. Smith ot Hert,ord, elected
without opposition.
Second Distsfe,-R r. Bridgers, of Edgccombe, elected
Tiird Dtsaic-coniest between c. r. Thomas, Thos j.
Fayson, Owen 4. Keenan, and r. d. X. Kooncs. AIR kec
nan probably eected
ft'lvth Dis.ia--1hos D. Mcpowoil Of Baden elected
without opposition.
FsfM 6ist4d-A H. Arlington, Of Nash. elected over
Josiah Turner, jr. and A. W. Venab.e.
SirA O'sftfcttons between H. p. Dick and j. L. Nc
scuenm Dis'yic,-contes, between Tnos s. Ashe, j. H.
Headon. II gh Wardeli and 5. IL. Christian.
Et9hh DlSriet-Wn Lander, OF Lincoln, elected with
NinA Distrfct-B s. Gather Of Burke elected without
OPT ostion.
Truth Dshictcon,est between A. T. Davidson, Of Che
rokee, and WIN H. Thomas, OF Jackson. Mr.. davidson
probably elected.
The following is the result Of the Virginia Congressional
election Of the 9th inst, as far as asccrtanca:-
Second Ditr;t--y. R. thombiiss OF Grecnyle
Ttira B3hcEX President John Ty.r, OF Charles CITY
Fourth Dttia---Rogfr a, ffyor, of Petersburg
Fytl ItsF3ct-Ihos. s. Bosock, ot Appomatex,
Strta Dts'ftc--'o' Coz r., of eGss.i
tag-
Efghth Dsrtct-1. Z. Dearpctte, Of Caroline.
EfersnM Dishic--J. B. Raldw ill., # Augusta
Ex-Governor VIM. Smith is believed TO have been
elected in the Ninth district, ani A. r. Bc,eier in the
Tenth district.
The following Of those Killed in the battle Of
Belmont appear the Gazett and are from Col Tlppan
Arkansas reei,ncnt:--
saadford, Frlkerson, Flynn, Harris, lamb Rose,
Fppcn, Wagner. Morgan Miller, Wa Sns, Orgn
Morris and Carragton--toial, Il wouadc!-Galntlc
Harron, Noble, Robertson Cook Wilkinson Hill cum.
mings, Hyde, iareIn, Jas. Smith. ,has smith, HIGH
land, Pismuth sanos Eagland Peuix Moody Hughes
Hawkins, Bush, James ami William onsellr. Dalton and
Leon-totai, p. Mksng-Tweny three, who par
ticpaors in the fight.
Col iappan reports that nc Only one Of Mack's
regiment wounded, and he apparently in dying state
An Indiana regiment engaged in tn pursuit The
Lnconites numbered seven hundred picked men, but
they were badly whipped.
An editorial in the paper speaks hriy or The b.
Royal and considers that they have had sevefo
loss they gh have had. However, they dent brag
any Of their running, which thousand times
worse than all the fiuli r'lns and Ia.l's BlHG,
Tho Selden. rebel propeller, 10 within mile
end half Of the Point this morning with nae of trace
bringing Mrs H. c. stevens vie o the rebel iautrna n
prisoner on board the United States ni4n.oswa;
Congress at Newport News. Mrs. Stevens TIE diueh
ter OF General en-, and rl Norfolk let
day appa entity 10 make arrangem fer the exchange
Of her husband
III people the Sclden ioohcd very m, eli down IN
the Mouth icny at the terrible defeat they siescd
at Port Royal.
~ Norfolk The greatest city eyists IN SHOES thread
&c, and lady returned bore told that in cas-
she back 10 Norfolk, t. hfing plenty Of shoes
threat aud needles, such atic- copld not be pur
chased.
The buoys IN tn harbor S.wais Point have bcen
removed. Il is expected by Il oiHccs that II
those TIE nights one two {eshts SIS" come floating
dow ron era. et SIND BIT ct tn . a bright
lookout Is kept tor ali intcrooers and rr Gark not
the slightest oil ect passcs the LYNX eye Capt. Gour
Graves, Vi the geBb5At lockwood, IL oat o.
picket every night as near Sew.. Point as prude4cc
will dictate.