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, 1861-11-08
A FALSEHOOD EXPOSED.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuncl

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bunc.I
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7,-Sr.x.
Messengers hare arrived from Sprinfcld,
Mo, this evening and bring letters, from our
camp. A flat and unqualified contradiction is
given to the published statements Of the dis
satisfaction Of our troops in consequence Of the
removal of Fremont. No euch feeling Of re-
gret or characterization exits. On the con-
tEary, the soldiers have full confidence in Gen.
Hunter and the commanders Of the Divisions,
ard are impatient to be led against the rebels,
feeling sangulue Of beating them. A base at
tempt hes been made to poison the public
mind and fe1estan public opinion.
The darger of ct Immediate attack frcm the
secession forces, has also been magai6ed By
reporters to the St. Louis papers under the in
fucncc CT the Calilornians." The scouts
sent cut en- Sunday, rsturned to camp on Mon
day night, after having secured the country
for thirty miles around, and report that no
snemy was visible. Nothing more formidable
thrn few bands Of rowing secesh could be
| seen or heard Of
| {Tae above dispatch is from oneof the most
! prominent and responsible citizens ofIilnois.
EDS TRIE
, 1861-11-08

=. =: ,::s2s.z.i'cs from scri,:s-
:. rex >4::ti!,ss great Indignation
~: s:nsrS the soldiers !;
-. : -:sll';;s>gg how ofli::e 3 3
-. :, LEES .;:-s:s throwing do1s IL
. :. .-;.:,: - 1t, rs Nc supposed,
=. !. -; i=t;sc other story tia.
~: Y :::,:-,.s:lslng =, in vast i2um-
-: !':t: ~: lad ocauEied the old
:: ;: ::.I; ''.',,a s-eucd. The fact
-i:.-: Z: IN: anywhere IN Tbs
>. : *: -; i: IS doubtful if Price
:t.s.. Scouts lave returned
:, ~ i:::y mics distant IRON
.--.5.i a.: H.. ;::;'ort 10 enemy
-.
:: -:::>- IT,. whom all these telc-
~ have come is a CORES
III. =: Il s. :: L::s..::s Republican, lie
.::* :. ;;!--!,,:5!;: hcIse, eats Govern.
:: 81; sleeps 4 a GoycTnmen:
.-.:..s :. ..,'-.=: jreelom and sang
"a - l.: makes lis bulletins
-. to S!:i: the commanding
H.: IT,. :: -: C ,yl.o put forth tht
=. -. u,Li== ii::;;;e dispatch
- .-s=t: ..s;s talk, among Til
:, ~: =: ;;ii:2l;' Of ''cccatirS Ere
- q 'II,2 Southwest, inlcp=n
.:..: .::::::1.i.ss;tr;a:;on.:' Ii is higi
49, =: also Was superseded
:. -. :,-:= :.cc=sitE Of I-',:iGs77;
:: -, ::,' :.:::,:' :=::=:::zvye3ancaa Tie Cor
..::,t> li77s,y Stable ior ..i1
, 1861-11-08

FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to Tic Chicago TribrHc.I
WASHINGTON, November 7, 1861.
General Mcclellan has twice, in recent
general orders approving the sentences Of
Iourt 1fsttials upcn soldiers convicted Of
sleeping On tEeir robts, the offence being ren.
6ered light by extenuating circumstances,
disc 1escd the enornity Of the offence, and
advised the army that he should iEaulesr
case infics the penalty cf death prescribed in
the army regulations.
The Court Of Inquiry in the ease Of Col
Miles, which he called after the Bull Run az
fair, res finished its sessions, and its action is
approved in general orders. OF tifty-three
ritnesses, twenty ght swore that ut in the
evening after the battle, he was drunk; Of
inc c:he7s called by TIE defence, number
Thought bin under the influence OF lique7
GtHe!al Richardson appeared against Niles,
SD Hcrc7dy johnson for hin. The Court,
consisting Of Geze1a!s Franklin Grd sedg-
| wl:k, a.d Capt. Griffin Of the battery fad
| ;:;m dunk. His being Ill, ard having liquor
| :1csc1itsd IN small Quantities didn't cccouat
fer hE condition; and that I court marital is
urai:visstle, bec@1ac Ct the di1iiculty Eow TO
| cet tie witnesses, and the time required
Lang p-ei1dicial TO tire service.
Tie rebels hare pushed forward their pick
Ste to Benton's ta-crn, eight neilcs from
Alexandria, having hitherto been fourtesc
| miles distant. Onc Of Cur Tickets Vas snoi
.ltle.
President Lincoln To-day tcck S. $50 1o-ts
ei.rreasu1y NoteE. 4 Cha.lestozlau recently
tcck s1doc0.
jacob, 3i. Howard Of D=l1oit has been s2
! ;;t;;zted isisr to Honduras.
Tic GcyerEnaeut tess5sts,s contribute oc
Ter cent. of their mcathi3 wages, asnountini
to t1f:een hundred do,:ass, fk;r a Hospital fe
themselves.
Gec. Stone has Issued an crdcr cauilon;r;
Ills eGice1s agair1st censaripE superior officer;
no pe2k;ons Viii hereafter b5 paid to an
| bu1 pEnb1uurro mud tLelr .eprsS.ert 4t1ves !;
ga1:J accredited.
The reported disaster at lIattsras is gross1
exaggerated. The fo..s viii be held by tt:
present 1o1ces.
MzCleIsa bus takaa house opposite t.:
3 PlVzslsn Minister'S, fol- t1o thousand dolla1
j i @esr. IS the headquarters c9 tbs arrny Of IL
8 Petcmsc. He has himself removed TO Il
house CT Pennsylvania Avenue, mkt to Ser
u / .s
, 1861-11-08

Our State Election

Tke cs- diistes for State Office. nominated
hg ths Peoples Union and Republican Con-
yen!iuns are elected b; {Te judgc) mcze thao
GEE hundred tlousAnd majority. They 60 on5
cf this city and 4! gs at lesst ten thousand
alesd-bsirg generally supported BY The Mo-
zazt Denaccrac5-wb5se ihe ant:-Republicaa
ca1 1di5ates had more than Thirty Thousand
majority last year. In the residue Of tie State,
the charge viii not be so ,1la;hei, and the
light vois will tell agai1st them; still, they
will have mejotisisE in nearly every county,
snd i. m;A:Y ? very large oEes. Their names
:1e:
Horatio Billiard, Secretary Of State. Cortland
v;1lc.
Lucius Robinson, Controller, Elmfra.
Da1iel :: Dicstason. Atty GcE.i, Bingtanap.on.
Wi!lism 3. LewIs, Treasurer. BreoklSu.
E1acilin 4. A1hci ger, Canal Co.n'r, ltufralo.
William T. Taylor, State Engineer, Utica.
Wil!ian 3. Wight, Judge OF App.als, Kingston.
A:raEsm 3. TaFpcn, Prison Inspector, West
CHESTER
OF these, 31eszrE- Ballard, Dickinson, a1i
GapEe1 are Dan accats, while the Cther5 5Ep-
p-rted President lincoln's e!ec!i6n. Mr..
1esc.s |as fo.Eerly an AIleCica1-N. I.
Tribune, 9Th.
, 1861-11-08
fSEeeial to the N. /. Eraniny Po:t.1


New YORK, Nov. Tie UE1vld says !:
" The report Ct Capt. Hunter, of the reb.l
steamer Cu1lew, Of the engagement between
reminds Us cf tho report cf Capt. Hclljns,
ard IS equally tue. lie stated ia sig1ted his
ritied gun at the Harriet Lane. The Harriet
Lane IS cot any where near Hattera5, baing
now the Tag ship Of the Potomac 1otil1a.
Again, he says he came Hithin easy range. A
persci,, who was present ct tic time informs
Us the CEfIew did Ect venture within four
nsii1s CT tia bat1etier, ::nd :hGt he7 shot fell
short about mile arG i;aif.
, 1861-11-08

DEATH OF The Last REVOLUTIONARY PM
sIoSER IN NEW RAAPsH1RE-We learn from
i correspondent that Lieut.. Joel McGregory
died in Newport, N. H. October, 81, aged one
hundred years, eleven months and nine days.
Lieut.. McGregory was born in Enfield, Conn,
2nd November, 1860 He volunteered III the
army Of the Revolution, was taken prisoner
and confined in the "Old Sugar House." New
York, for eight months. His fare was bar=ly
we're abundant on and about him. BE has en-
joyed good health in his last years, though his
n Ind hiss been somewhat impaired. In o1den
time he worked At nail making by hand, and
has Eade tacks &c email he could put onethou-
.and ofthem in an egggehell. For many yea1s
he laid by in bis younger years, has made his
declining yeaeeful and happy. L is supposed
that be is the last surviving Revolutionary
soldier in New Hampshire. Al honor to his
nemcry, and peace 10 his ashes.-Bostoa Jour.
nj
, 1861-11-08

CAIRO, Nov: 7-The expedition which left
here last evening (das.ination Colu.nbus) arc
having warm time Of it. Heavy cannon
sding has been heard here for the last few
hours. We are expecting MON euta.ily to
hear OF the capture OF Columbus.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.
CAIRO, Nov. IA great battle was fought
today at Belmont, Three miles above Colum-
bus. Generals Grant and McCieEnaad com
nnaaded. Our troops landed at o'clock 4.
II. The battle commenced at eleven, and
continued until sundown. Our boys drove
the enemy from their entertainments with
great ICES, burned their camp aud stores,
with all their baggage, took all their cannon,
brought home their horses and mules, two
field pieces and near 100 prisoners; but were
finally forced to retire to cur boats, the Fab-
els having received reinforcement from Co.
lumbue.
Our force was about $780, The rebels mas
shout 1900.
Generals Grant and McClernand, and Colo
nels Dousherty, Logan, Foukc and Buford
behaved With great galla1try, and were every
where found in the thickest Of the fight. Both
the Generals horses were shot. Gen. Nc
Cle1nand had two horses killed and his saddle
rigging aad clothing were riddlcd with balls.
Cspt. Geilsski, ono Of McClernand's aids,
vas Killed; aud Capt. Dresser, his other aid,
| kad bis horse killed. His holsters each caught
a bal], another grazad his head, and another
penetrated lis blanket. He was FIRST to mount
Ole Ct The guns captured, which Is now il
! camp. Gen. Grant had his horsa killed under
| him.
| Col. DouEherty was wounded and taker
prisoner.
To the heroic conduct Of our officers and
men the country owes lasting gratitude
Capt. Hatch, Quartermaater, was the las
aboard the boat, staying behind to assist a.
On toard.
Our loss will be between three and Eve hun
|
, 1861-11-08
N1ysterieu. Murder at Fish = Ill. 4, z,

[FItm the New York Herald. :5.t1
Aac:h.1 tragic atr::r, quite as s:arIiiag in
It's character as tie recent murder Of F<l.ner,
Hhich szil: Occupies The public attention, but,
a. yer, crsl-ouded in mystery as to the per
p2:1:tcr or eanGs, IVES brought to lisnt On
Sunday me,niDg lust al Fisils Ill Landing. TIE
victim in tnc lrtseIt caEe is Philip Augustus
En:bEzy, son oi Dsniel Embury, Esq, Presi-
dart c1 tie At1sntic BanI, Brooklyn. The
body 6! young EmburT WIGS found on Sa1day
morning near Meyers Hotel, ct F;sikii:1 Land
irg, having evidently dropped where the fatal
blow had beel struck. As yet the cause Of
the melancholy event, o. anything which may
lead to the detection Of the psrpetratcr, has
not tra1spir2t. The un!mpeachsble character
of tie young nao, WHO Was o. strictly temper.
ate habits, aud Of a nature 80 ge1ial and kind
rs to cause :;l who knew him to love him, dis
pels any thought Of enmity toward him.
Tie deceased, it appears, was in the habit Of
visiting friends at FlRhkil1, arriving usually by
the evening train, aua YVES by them met at the
deFct with 4 carriage; but upon the occasion
IN question his friends did not anticipate his ar.
rival, On account Of the storm, and it is sup
posed he started TO walk to his place Of desti-
nation.
There was found upon the body his gold
watch, about $25 in money, snd diamond
hreaEtpin OF considerable value.
, 1861-11-08

NEw YORK, Soy. 7.-Ger. Morgan and Sen.
ator Harris hsTe fs,it q despatch to General
y ocl, asking Lin 70 DELAY lis contemplated
RESIGNATION, and continue IN his p7e5cn. po-
sisiun.
The Chamber Of Commerce las passed rcso-
iatiors expressing its sense Of The eminent
services Of Gen. Scott in hatte1ieg. terms, and
ccm r1ittee was appointed to present him
with CORY,
, 1861-11-08

FATAL ACcIDENT WITH E1RE-AEas.-A t4W
Gays si1ce gen1lenan FAMED Eyaas end his
sen. .frsn Buffalo ,a-riseda: The Horkia Hoase
in MONKS, IL, and pso:etd=d 10 the yiciniky
Of Goose Like, in Gru163 coanty, for the
purpose Of esazzining seme property in tlat
vicinity, taxing tleir gEnn with them III toe
vehicle. Mr. John Evans, the scn, casually
th1xw pair OF bCots into lhs wagon which
struck tie hammer Of one of The guns, dis
charging it Immediately, lodging tho consents
in his light siee snd killing him almost in
stansly. Tie ba3y Wxs tskeo 10 Buffalo On
TztEEsJ.
, 1861-11-08
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.
No Battle Expected ut EprdugfaeIds..
Fremont En- RoDte to ID. X0wf9.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA letter from IN officer
OF high 1ank in Springfield, dated the CT, says
the army was quiet and In good spirits, and
Hunter bad no expectation Of battle ut pres
tDt.
A despatch from Gen. Fremont, dated il
camp, Eea1 Quincy, No., 9Th, says he viii he
in ST. Louis On Ff.day, acc2ap p2n.cd by four
hundred end eighty men. He directs that s
tori $50 NTH AID $40 horses. IL Hiu arrive
Iera to morrow morning. ..
Seventy officers and priyatcs Of Col. Ma!;t-
ea1's Brigade have bsen exchanged Ic- tie
fame auller Of Camp jackson prisoners.
The exchange VIE agreed to st Neosha, Oct.
aud Sts1ling P1ice.
, 1861-11-08

Col. HEcRER.-We zee it stated that Col.
HeckeF, Of tic Twenty ty-fourth Illinois regi-
ment, is about to be couTtmartialed. Tie
quaTrels between Colonel Heeker and his
subordinate officers, have resulted in nearly
the total disorganization OF the force.
The subordinate. officers Of the regiment,
under an order from GeE. Sherman, reported
here to A6jutant General Mather several days
ago, but without any Instructions as to fur.
ther proceeding.
Eo1ething ought to be done ~ the powers
that be 10 redeem this fine regiment from its
present condition. The w-angling which his
so long existed between the Colonel and hia
srtordiDates is d;sgracefnl In the extreme.-
S6riEetied Journal.
, 1861-11-08

Tic vste tor Leiais T. l}szyey, for Governor,
eo.I:7es 1.yorahly, thus fl. With th: vote Cor
EeTlzzac1 RauGal1, TWO yea-s ago, and there
5:,ms 10 u, 10 Goubt Of bis e1ec1ien. Mr..
Eer:uso7, TIC Demecs2t;c candidate, has made
as:so7g earyass; and has had the !" farm mort
5eyets'" 1ole in eolnc locsliiies, thereby Oh
7a'uirE majo1itiss where the Republicans have
t1en in !::e ASCENDANT hitherto. Waukesha
county, which gave Kendall 500 majority, has
probably gone Democratic, gslnlng Senator
and three cui os the four Representatives to
that psr:x. Dodge county runs up to goo
Democratic majority, gain Of 500. Kenosna
county gives Harvey GOO, snd Racine LOCO, a
tardsopic gain IN each inztancc.
The city Of Madison gives Harvey IS major.
itty, and ss!cmon, fo7 Lieutenant Governor,
:saG majority; and the county (Dane) elects
1Wo Republican Senators ARD four Represent
<tiycr, to enc Democratic Senator and oae
Representative.
Tic Senate, on-:,slf Of which holds over,
will be Republican without doubt, but the
HorEe Is quite likely to be Democratic. It il
impossible, Us JET, Eo6eyer, 10 tall Witn any
certainty, who will have the Legislature.
The TACT that NJ. Sa1omon's election as Lieu
tenant Governor was considered endangered
by the running Of third candidate for the Of
| fee, see n5 10 have helped him to lihera]
| slice ct the German Democratic vote IL
ahus rn1s ahead Of fHac7ey in almost evc-y pre-
| cizct, and unless the returns to come it
should Gfffer from this complexion we ma1
| Get his c1ec.icn down az sure.
, 1861-11-08

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 7.-Aa armed Confederate
steamer has blonght inio Charleston the brig
Betsy Ann Wells, CT Maine, Michael Tenn,
and eix others. The privasesr Sumter is Eaid
to hare been captured eff Barbados.
Nigfa!l has been made B:iga6ier, and
Bonh5m, Of South Carolina, 6 Msjor General
Of the Confederate ormy.
It is stated in Richmond that five hundred
and sixteen vessels have run the Southern
blockade since the 18th Of May.
The Little Rock Ga=ctte Says that Solon Bor.
lard has been appointed Brjgadicr General.
, 1861-11-08

BALTIMORE, Nor. 7.-The beat from Old
Point has Just arrived. She experienced a
hesyy gale in the bay. No tidings Of the
great fleet yet. There had been no arrivals
frcm the Southwerd. The SpaI1diEg has not
ycS retuIne6 to UAtteras 1ulet.
, 1861-11-08

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Latter returns show
large Democ1atic gains Racine county, ISL.
ally coed for thousand Republican minority
is reported Democratic. The result is very
close and doubtful.
The 10lh regiment, Col Chaplin, leaves here
for Louisville Tomorrow,
, 1861-11-08
4 Zine OF japan Steamers Wanted.

4 E1ne OF JxFan Steamers Wanted
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Chamber Of Com
meree to-day adopted the following rsaolu-
ton:
.71esolrsd, That = committee be appointed to
establishment of a line Of steamer fom San
Francieeo to japan and China, to be suitably
armed for ite protection at Amezican com.
me1ce On the Pacific, and Of sufficient speed
to ensure the rapid transmission Ct the mails.
, 1861-11-08

ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE baging factory Q!
John C. Bull, q. the corner OF Mulanphy street
AID the Leyee, with about thousand bales o.
Gtmp, was burned this morning. Loss about
S12O.O00; Insurance not seeertsined, but light
, 1861-11-08

LEAyESwoRTu, NcT. G.-The election yes-
ter6ay for CcuntT a1d a portion of the State
officers passed oT qnietlg in this county. The
officers 6re about evenly divided bstTaen Re
publicsnE and Democrats. There wts but one
State ticket in the field.
We have rumors Of a devastating prai1ie
fire in the western part Of the State, tweepiDg
over the greater part Of Davis and 1lcStnson
counties, involving the destruction ef fences,
grain, bag, utensils, stock, &c. The fire was
Eert from Junction City only by the greatest
exertions of the citizens. RuInors of the loss
Of human life we're current.
, 1861-11-08
A Traitor Arrested

CLEVELAND, Nov. 7.-~MattheW F. Maury OF
New Orleans, was arrested here to-day by
u. s. Marsha! Bel. His trunk contains
la1ge number Of letters to parties in the rebel
, 1861-11-08

FILLING UP THE 50EH REGIMENr.-We hear
thst the 50th Regiment is succeeding in filing
up its ranks to the required number. Nire
c0mFanieR with the minimum number or
mcre. are now T. line, and the TENTH is rapidly
flliIe up. This ID eReouragiag.-4uinev
Khi0
, 1861-11-08

BUFFALO, Nov. Job Collamcr, Asst
Supt, OF TIE New York Central Railroad, died
fhi4 afternoon.
, 1861-11-08

NEW YoRs, Nov. 7.--Ex-Gov. Doty, Of Wis
copsip, lctel3 sppoiated Commiseioaee to the
Indian taibe5 II Utsh. is in the city to-day,
On his WY westwaTd to fulfil hin mission.
He lsaYes tomorrow.
, 1861-11-08

NEW YORK; Nov. IA letter in the Eueni'a
Ita, from Washington, says Gen. Stone cf1srs
rebel General Evane. The latter Gays he will
refer the whole matter to Richmond. It is
not imp: obable that Government will at Al
early DAY assume the responsibility Of . gene
raj exchange Of prisoners.
, 1861-11-08

LOUISVILLE, Nov. THE Journal is cred
;bJy informed that ID the counties south OF
Green River Buckner'5 men, within the last
fcur OF FIVE days, have stolen or aeszed from
GOO to 500 WpgQEe.
, 1861-11-08

TIE Gully regiments that lew remaia in
Massachusetts, are the 24th, Col. Stevenson,
which has 7776 n4eu tie oG:h, Col. Jcaes,
C5im who wtnt through Baitimore) which has
427, and tie eoih, :5553 men, both raising ior
Mcsgler's I11fh Brigade; and the LIST cavalry,
Gel. Williams, ,o29 n,en. Two Of these, the
24:h sud 2CIb, will leave for the war in g few
d.ys. Oftrs a7e now being made to raise
moro regiments, ard Coz. Andrew has accept
cd several OEc Of ihcsc rew regiments will
be commanded by R=v. 7. ". Higginson Of
WorceEtsr, ,tlemuscula pa1son, Tho5e4nnntit
a1tic1es, particularly shat o1e On "sainta aud
their Bollics;:' will he long remembered By
the rcadera Of that ripnih}y,
, 1861-11-08
AEt i*+E+ss3.T$ f!<vFss,

sG<lssz12isF ExMASAEp.
- 1f.''ss' s::::.:=. ;ii:: ;Ae DIm 3rrats
s~'' 'i;'=;; LAC experiment OF 4 union
- ;::!.':;&:;s>*a!'s and failed. Hence
:: Ill., ;'fo !':a;i'3s must bc as i1:tinct
- 3r-scs far apac. is the sun
,.;':'. '::'.-;i::;;4t the cid watc}l-Gres-
-. - Il. t;cko:::- stand OF fall
:~:S,' .>.r.s:j>; czs1ajzation.'''
- .:'-~:'n IT .c:i;;.lit:s or tic Dc1rei,
:.-.--~ .ris -: quite plain. Dat the
@'; - r::7:'hplecc Of Ill: loyal
-, T.: :~,:y;.1esrons l,;gotry cxhib-
49,: t:. r., a:,t:= 60 response among
~':.: =: party for whom it pro-
.@;:'. !, lis allegations that "the
- -. =: ~ !:eels deceived by tue r.
~.y' f..lsa By az inspection
-: .<';'!:z, :i::: Brys,i Hall ticket
.a.-:;:sr r Democratic wards and
-: - j: &c 3:Eers. In county in
&c l'eli::.::cans iave a clear ma
" IT,: ETC t!;;"". four thousand, there
-, os::e4 d Democrat to the Con-
C*::c.lstlon; q Democratic
- i: S-:~~::er; :. Democratic County
:''s p!-i:e Police Justice; and 4
''';'s- e Il Democratic ward and
:>,>, @ Ald Il! II t:;sis too, in tic lAce
49,: ..' '::s''las lie DemocraticCcntral
=. -.';e: fepadiaiing the Bryan Hall
;~ s-1:s3lvEas ell democrats from
H.: ~ ~ cf its nominees
:'ee!.nce Ct the Times in prating
~. IL lib ..os7azds the Bryan Hall
~ =rzpas=es anything VIC hays
:s arnearance CT the card Of tht
h: ass:2 ConmittEc, no Republica.
:. :: ::ound to vote for any Dem
SE:ty Republican was perfectly a
r.: = sr3!'ort candidates Of his OWL
H.. 49,. Eut tic result Of the election
49, =. 5sey voluntarily Totcd for TIL
!: 's;i: c.cnGial:cs On both tickets 4
+. IN Il tnelr own pc1i.ica
-. - LIZ: Il straight partizan Den
j.. j.. *:!:t' ''ccn dominated, it woul,
IT,. I'll Si:'n:~:s1 by an oyerwhelmin:
T.. III: show US q county in III
"se he Democrats are largely i
t.: .o,cant, as The Republicans are il
i, &eFs ta"y have divided the Office
t >: W t'epG's:lica The doc.rine c
T. ,'t II "leads I win, tails 20
/; -a II ligh: its secession wetcl
Ill.,. u Sc how much il will make !,
, 1861-11-08

:. :. ::t>::> :'.s.:rsntls u5 :iutAol:-
:-,:,5 !..7sl czocds;i:ici, has
.:::'.L = -. ] nth Carolina, Port
-: :.-: =: :;;::.ss:,:til:ous bay CT
,,::>:; -; .::.:::@e .:..:::.e entrances of-
:: -. -: * ;. Lit Gsat Of water
-: 4: / :.:::. i IS tie mouth
81. ;.y:7, :ei.;:t:3 .,.yidts s.. Helena
= =: .. =. :;:t' :'!:::'. lard On The seuth.
=. .::"t~- Li:::3::ii4-:s;..s.l1. and Savannah,
-::t'.s:s ) 1::.'E :.2:-er the latter tia11
:: TT PACE ST. Helena Island j:
,:':;:tl Vii. ..,1aGt.as-:io.ls CT the Ganl21i:
:: :sE;cl.:"a, AID has more s1sy15 II
:.::.:::: ;;;s;4;n y:o:iler equal exten!
-. z. IL III: world. TIE town @;
- cessvnG: distinguished among
s7.:.!'' faces oi The South, is On st
-: J. 49,.
r. IT, :s:=;tea ;:nu Savannah arc with
::- X -::..cee Of Port Rcyal, By com
--''g:; &: mssc.es. i is useless te
-. -. Il y. s. sS::'il..:n.a.;'s movements
e s,i~ i::--14 v:1:.c'ca a landing. Il
s':,t: 49, :-cl..s 81 tae loyal c1iizeas
T. - : .:,>!-:<i IL c2Tsa1lct3, Charles
~ IN has; cf this Internal re
- = ~: -, !.i.2 ;cvsi With the ground
:; - 's:;A1,n ltep with salt. It is
!. -.a t.lr.,l;na should hc N ale
1;+.:' :; II :::e war which she
: ;:::,: w:- ::;,,,:t. Gen. EAernlan
'~a<'s :.::ss= :Ar Il stonlacii: full. She de-
E';'' - IT'D 'y Z nSsio t;3ytrno1
f-sL .l=it:"7t.. h.rIs :,r h :.1l ft,rty1r
, 1861-11-08
Col. G=e ukcEs Expedition from kbIIa
"A Successful Suxkie.

IEr6E, tho st. Louis Drmoc1ai. 6th.1
A reGel force under Col, Freeman have :or 4
Eluhsr Ut weeks male Texas couaiy lhesceae
oE ta:l7 operations. committing nun,bssless
rothe7iea, ond keeping the region tnere25oue
in u cGE:t ut state Of Sla5. b tnei7 depreis-
t:cns. uEIou mea fieG in --5rrc1, taking with
thc1G 1ha5 few personal c!lsct5 tIty e3ald
cclvslien!lT carry as7ay. Colo1el D 5dge
I@6Ilv<u 70 put ca ai2d to tais state
:t tIiE:;c, a::d sent z iercs to cLas-
Tic expedition Left Sunday <-1c:lEg, aad con
s:z:ed Of :.2o :ren frp1c the Fourth LuNa, 1I0
sn1nri:y a-:d 50 cayalrr, detached from the
:1i:ic:E-s;xth lii.reis, and C&ft. Wocd's Kan
tss kangeFs, a11nibsring 50 mounted maa.
.ii~a1 7ttls tosca 1innlbsrs $40, uuaer thecom.
s.,::c;: II Gel G-cuscl, Of TIC Ti!r.y-sxth ILL.,
1hia, I'll: Il :jcr W1a. L English, CT TIC Fourth
! Iowa, the ssceut: il colA.aa1s:ls Monday nlcr-
| 1s5:g this ferce vas Eepu- led 10 tc Withia 50
| NILS Ct FEesmaA'l camp, a.sd w1r@ to start
| at day break cn a forceti march III o.sisr, il
| E1ssi':ia, to effect & capture 'b=fcse the bird
! Fad ilown.''
| 4 messenger cane to R3lEa Tuesday morn
!Gg, aud reports thai he ls15 tie Federal force
| at Houston, yesterday: and lne le!ter :zss tlie.
.ith:n twenty miles Q: Ffe=maI~'s CAMP. Te
! taG captured l5r!;a aG:ount ct secession
pzore:1Y, aEd several prominent maa were
taEeu prisoners: au.a1.ii;; 5'Aoia H:r2 Mitchell
sud Campbell.
tBy Teiserspp.l!
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7-The expedition sen:
South from Rcl1a few A. ago b Col Dodge,
enser> the town of H2usEoa. county scat Il
Texas cc1nty, N:vz:abe= 4.55a, taking :he place
| hJ sl3InE;Go ard eartur:ny all tie czcs=sIcpieta
ii IN il, together With large amount Of prog
ertJ.
4 mall ca.;icr IT'S captured with 6 ierge
neil ter lie 1eDes ar:1y, containing important
! Information Of all :!ie rebel forces. Several
cfaee1s cE tbs rebel a=n5 aa4 SECESSION citi
| z3Es s!ere taken.
, 1861-11-08
1HI AtEot uEWo.
BATTLE NEAR c0f tIMRliS. ky.
fur Tr.an, Mala ,ho Atteol-
I'LL QUIET At SPRINGFIELD, mo.
No Battle Apprehended,
RUM0RkD MILITARY CHANGES.
Gen. Shezmsn to Leave Kentucky,

Where the Fleet EEilA Strike.
, 1861-11-08
-.,,y SoEl.,lBEH 5, 1861.


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