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GET.. HUNTER,

*szs::: y granted that Gen. Hal
lE5:ss just arrived in New York
,s:&EE:: xii assume command Of
f:::aE: Of the West, though it is
&css:: Ee N.Y. be ordered to the
u Gs1. Hunter is q skilled and
a':e': whose fighting qualities
- IL -!''':e; but he may lack the
's:~Tt qualities that are necessary
2Eee2ccnt Or departmental c3nl-
NJ kew nothing Of the intea-
.-e Gc7tranent, aud but little
'tGe executive ability Of Gen. Hun
Ct CIR oaislicn Of what is to be, is
E!:;tc;aaIa;.
, 1861-11-06
RESULT In 1HE COUNTY.

n6S III 1IN -" n ~VONA ~ As
The election in this city and county yes
terday, for local officers and delegates to the
Constitutional Convention, passed off quiet
II and with small vote. The returns are
thus far scattering and incomplete, but
enough is known to make SIRE TINT the
Bryan Hall county ticket has been beaten
throughout, indeed badly beaten On some
Of its candidates. This result is conceded
by the friends Of Bryan Hall.
Returns of the Delegate vote are not deci-
siye Of anything, but it is more than prob
able that john Wentworth is chosen
Though himself on the Bryan Hall ticket
be early joined IN the popular cry against
it, and harangued at all tie polls during
the cay.
, 1861-11-06
@EknAAsS EXPEDiTIDv

u4::: expedition was last heard
saturday night of the South Caro-
=, End evidently steering for Bull
lch is e4t''-d;stant from Charles
sesoFGe:1wa and about twenty-five
"a: e::lez: Ii any place On the
slss,.'';a :. coast offers advantages for
s: lis '''r is undoubtedly the
:" :i''s :::' greatest depth Of water,
~ u:i'rt.tectel by rebel bate
lsas :: = :owa on the bay, nor
'S1s-ts~'..e SETH mcnt nearer than
.: *1d il Cur troops make a
-: :sst' .c:zon why they may
-. " s=*a.s' he rebcl city and cele-
;-e :.!' :: 'L::e-sary Of scenes which
:. -. 7 II Southern Indepen-
- =: =, means certain, how
''-- HtIcu II 10 Dul LAY,
H., ~ taj.ctcre Of the captain o.
s:'r, wl.o Las arrived with hi:
- Monroe, that they would
-. 's>'ssaay morning.
~ @l1ec::on it may be well Il
-: y: low tide there is an anchor
;. .,.: :s' II Bull Bay, and 10 fec:oyc,
:,' $,sil:e Charleston has an anchor
b. "-' III ..ec'. and II over the bar
-. 'a4 sad Iyhce entrance also hay,
-. -. o'2'h Of water than Charleston
N'l:.o Island has something less.
, 1861-11-06

lSretial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. LOUIS, November 5, 1861.
Fremont's removal being fixed fact, the
city has been filed with the widest rumors.
One which has obtained general currency, and
created unnecessary alarm, is that The entire
army has been ordered back to Upton aud
Rolla for winter quarters.
The evening edition Of the Democrat has
temperate article, deprecating any anti
Government demonstration in consequence
Of F1emcn;'s removal. The Republican fears
the It moval will prove disastrous. The EVen-
ing 1Sc,rs rebukes these friends Of Fremont
who s1e covertJy encouraging revolt Of the
troops. TIE News also states that Fremont
lad started for st, Louis.
Ger. Asboth has resigned. The Zogonyi
body grard returns With Fremont.
Ger. Stu1gIs has written lis wife that un-
Goubtedly our army is on the eve Of the most
important battle Jet fought against the trEi-
tors. It is now certain that the rebels hope
to profit BY Fremont's removal, trusting that
disafection among cur troops may insure
them success; but they will find in this calcu-
lation our troops took the news better than
Was expected.
The Democrats Rolla correspondence states
that an expedition Of SEQ men, composed oi
Jetachments from the 18th Iowa, 36!h Illinois
and Independent Kansas Rangers, the whole
commanded by Col Greuse}, Of the 56th I'LL
noie, and Major ". R. English, Of the 4th
Icwa, left Rolla last Saturday to break up 8
rebel camp under one Colonel Freeman
in Texas county They: were heard
from on Monday, within twenty miles Of tht
rebel camp, having reeaptured la1geamoun1
ofproperty stolen from Union men by seces
sion1sts, and having also taken mssy prison
ers. The same writer saya the rebels have
| fed from Lebanon.
Union scouts have secured a large number
Of prisoners, in recent expeditions, who arr
working on the Rolla Notifications.
Though uncertain, the report abous Ere
mont's army being ordered to return to st
Louis at once, is asserted in official circles up
On apparently well informed authority.
Col Mulligan reached the city TO- night, ant
xas enthusiastically received.
, 1861-11-06

TIE London correspondent Of the New
York Times estimates that the Confederate
loan is at least 81, ,000, 600 in England in bank
and cotton balances and private funds, which
they are spending around quite ibera!,y to
operate on pnblic opinion. Their purchases
Of arms and munitions are enormous, aud in
Birmingham alone amount to $100, 900 month.
The steamers Bermuda and Finegai were
each fitted out at an expense OF not less than
s30O, GOO, and the former has run the blockade,
beirg fitted out, and the activity ard audacity
Of tie rebels, and the encouragement they re
ccive amcng Epglishmen, troubles the loya
Americans excessively.
, 1861-11-06

i. les nc: vet appear that the
.,oy,n,,rt of Gen. Benham on
>, G1;;:!et Bridge, has been as sue
:. $ The b.,lletined dispatch, which
x:::::.i yesterday morning, repre-
:: lis cn1y certain that Gen. Ben
:,;.,s=cd the T::Ter, at last accounts.
,1a ii.ir way to scatter F1oyd's
III sincerely hope he may capture
r +}1 rQnr
, 1861-11-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

w.sn-rnnas7 s., ~ s1s.
U;5ou rr;,,st ~ -a+a11;ors -raoate:
LIVING near A1exandr,. an ,1;aa - Ea.a~,3
Heintze]nan for efpht e,aves a,,eoed - ha
within hie lines s1e hsclad her -ec,,as+ -v;t.,
. penal bord p1edeinp herself mt tn ae11
them sonth. General Heintze1man ren,iea
fiat although he vas mn LAWYER. com.non
sense told him that q bond withont cans;dera,
tic, ia vo;d and cannot he enforc7d and that
whether this were so or mt he zuaa mi a
rioeer catcher and n was mt h;z hus1nosa
to surrender fnpit;vas w5o etrsvsd into his
eo,nn
ahon+ five .bona.na a,n,t;on h7.n,-a.,
hare hsen reca;ved bv N oh;ef o,,rta~no,s
+.,e ~ 4ho ,r,on 80 ~. p-ta,n,e rt,. -
a1rsos os, +has 4..aa .1'a..ss.s e.. -.
yo-1- 49, 49, 49, 49, eru -, ~"
.les. ~ ~
s s-e.s ~ eNpe=' ~
~ ~ D.. - ~ ,.o ~ oe
81, ~ 7a+1 ;nst ~ T5..T1a-~,3,s 49, w ~. s...
oa1a,,r - ~a.:ssa '11@" ~1Ao7' D'''
w.. c..e.., 1,.,,.1,-
haa 1o,,x ;,,+a-<,zo,r nz;t,, x,arns,,s -, 49,
Tcwrssn5 ~ scot+'s staff ~ ~ 1atta,,e t ~ ~
onar+era II ;s not va+ ea+a-n,;,,aa r-ho eho11
h z,1.ooa =, oon,1non5 ''~~0 MAMMA
shfnld Cen Re,tam toe F1,rd ,;s ,,a,coa
for Major Gene,a1sai, ara than5ht ,oo,, al
the White Houss.
Cen " " Rnrns cfo1;, h,. ho.a ,,oaos
n co,nr,o,a of ~, p,,-.-,. h-,-.-a- Ho---,-
Mcf1e,1o,,s choice far the 1,,acs
If ia sa;a an exce1,,nt .uthor;tr that 4!.io-
P;nn,,ev- Frtmon1,s nee ta, t:;r..t,,- sa, hen
r1avine Postmaster General. 6:5centinu,nr the
man ronte f1om sed,,ia ta Usrscw and g..
.ah1ish;cp an-w one firm Ti,,t,, Ia 'wors,w
with ano,h{r cen1rceter.
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~. :'a 'oa :: cur readers against yielding
[@,s1;y, 1e1ef 10 the dispatch from
Es'a' Y. a. Missouri, which appears in our ar
ss. .n's morning. The main facts
ses.!onao'y s.=s.' true; but the garnish
~l'we1 tie announcement alsof Of
IT, ,eaen!'s removal from the com
s,s* tt-'ssl cf the troops to serve un-
h., S2ef !saae,r, and the imminence
~. ~s Win the enemy, are to be taken
w. GAINS If caution. The reports
.:, sD'1 have, fur a long time, beer
H. Ivy :, ,anrt!ia1le;; and those in ques
:sss! ut Character Of many that pre-
H. o' irdeed, no others would bt
d.. 1Ae censorship exercised By
ez;s! commanders in the General:
ss**;' Goo :isid, always to permit tht
kA,, u the truth. That Gen. Ere
In, :, Hsenas in the army is no douh
.hr' they have any desire to pu
L.. ICE Government that he ha
tk];.,s statement that may well cha1
4, unless we limit his friends t
ssa., n'ans by whom he has bee
They are ready for any
, 1861-11-06
FROM QUINCY.


rSpecial Dispatch to the Chicago TrihuneJ
Quincy, November +, 1861.
The seth Ohio regiment, Col: John Groes-
beck of Cincinnati, has been moved from
ChIlucothe to Macon City, md Missouri
regiment put In its place. AL qotas along the
road. md the trains come through Of late reg
ularly On time ::
little interest was shown In the election
hera n. .dav: hardly half Of the usual vote be-
,nv no1.ed. Some Of the Republicans started
:. ticket Yesterday, but the result b conceded
to the Democrats.
The I'd Iowa boys are in high glee just now
At the prospect Of being paid otf, though the
event b not quite certain yet.
, 1861-11-06
FROM FREMONT,s COLUMN,
4 Report from He2dQuarteFs tha
Price has received more EF0OpAs an
Will Aaf4ck SPE1ne field.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Thc following special
nas been received By the Republican,:

HEADQUARTERS CANT LYON,
SpR1NGF1ELD, Mo, Nov. Z.
Reliable information has Just been received
here through party of scouts, that Gen. H2r-
dee ans tie remnant Of JEFF Thompson = COM
maud left Wayne county on the 18th ult-, with
16,C00 to Is, 600 men, and 10 cannon had arrived
20 miles below Forsytbe, two or three days
ago, to join Sterling Pfice's rebel forces, aud
that Hardee and Thompson are probably noW
with them at Cassgille.
Gen. A. 3. Johnston is also reported to be
with the enemy and will take command Of
the secession army.
Anumber Of troops are on their way from
Little Rock, Arkansas, to join Hardee, who
amcpg his artillery has one 81 pound ho 1itz=r
sid four l2-pounde1s; also q regiment of ar
t,;le1y, which is said to be the best In the
country.
, 1861-11-06
1kf And GEN, McCLER-
NkWn

ke, 4saea u a letter yesterday from
s,n, eeneral ]. A. McUerpand,
w. e. sons why he has not filed
aat,s 'efnor resignation Of his seat
ta, ~ saa giving his views Of the
%r. - u'ldlng an election to fill his
es,r w. AcClernand believes that
Esss, ..1mlssioH from the President
e eonsfess cannot be held BY
IT. rson at the same time-isa
eh,;sss with him. he .,so think,
accepted the military con-
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kAsAwHA. The County of Kanawha,
Charleston, etc., gave l,039 votes for the
proposed new Slate, and OILY one against.
The presence Of the military at Charleston, and
tic suppression Of the Nc'ley Star, a rank se-
cession sheet, bad q wonderful eGact. The
whole vote polled is about GOO short.
, 1861-11-06
Ifa1lss AlEf1s.ExplanatofY Report of
Gen. McCleI4An.


We give below the official rtpprt Of the
proceedings which occurred between General
Stone and General Mcclellan preceding the
unfortunate battle at Balls Bluff, from which
it will clearly appear that there was some
Misrepresentation or the part Of Gen. stoneas
him BY Gen. MsClellan. It is evident that the
latter ef1icer had no intention to order Gen.
-Stcne to cross the Potomac; but it seems
likely that the instructions to keep lookout
on Leesbu.g, and to mike a demonstration,
go as to distract the enemy while Gen. Mccall
into an order to throw his troops across into
Virginia
Ur.ror, ,r4rps ARMY M TIRE rorox.c
WASHINGTON, NOV. i, 1851.
To The Hon Secretary Of Far:
SIR: have the homer to forward herewith
gagement near Leeshurg on the 31st ult.
also transmit q copy Of the despatch sent BY
me to Gen. Stone on the goth alt-, being the
came mentioned in the beginning Of this re-
port as the basis Of his movement. enclose
acepy OF his despatch IN feply, OF same date.
1on ny ~ nos II te .ae
- .,.e y. T1,a ~ r. ~. su ~ ~
s4ona'a comand and ndt ant;c;nat;ng "a a1cs,
ors1t haI a1 "Mu ~ :9o.1, Iaaa onSu Ma
E,d@n nossens, m1r apon ,. .ne .u;1 d:esSG h -
", t3 fa, ~ ~ ~ a9st o Tasa ~ G,slstun
~ ~ s1 the 49,, enas -. h,ot - ~ aS
~ .ug sanp a;.aa no "HSu no Hau a9s sanEt::u'
Rlosiaeha ILL te haan so ni
snpu AasI a1<;aad ~ 4e'a1o., fr,,, co,a,o,
o+ auest ~ eeaeS.aRn ~ ~, no4 .,a uenS.m n;
Of the 21st, Of the crossing OF the river, the
fc11 nf Cn1onet Baker the cheek snetafned nv
mr. troons and that nearly ali h;s 1Stone,s}
force had crossed the river, sent to him as
Edwarde's Ferry, the following dispatch at
ia!f past tent m
! "lnIrench yourseH on the Virginia SIDE, and
, 1861-11-06

Capt. Hugh Lagrange, Of the 4ta Wis
confin regiment, has besn promoted to sad
die in the 1st Wisconsin cavalry, Col. Daniels.
Capt. Lagrange will be the first Major in the
new regiment. Capt Lagrange graduated un-
Ger Lane III the kaneas Wat Of 1S55+G, and
:cok very flatte1ing diploma.
Prof Il. Pomeroy, Of Lawrence University,
Appleton, has been appointed second Major Of
the Eane regiment Thse are beth excellent
appointments.
, 1861-11-06
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1861.


in his mind, and the attempt to mike Fremont
capital out Of that affair has aignally failed:
The iron:plated gun.boats ought to have
been completed by the LIST inst. The builders
have been bepraised extentively by the papers
for their activity, but 1t will be ten days or
t"o weeks before the boats are ready for Ser
vice. The machinery has been inspected By
beard Of practical engineeg and pronounced
perfect. One curious feature in connection
with this inspection is worthy of mention.
One Of the inspectors was Samuel Gaty, ESQ.,,
Of the firm Of Gaty, McCune & Co. Mr.. Gaty
WAS arrested cone time since as secession
ist, for making machine for riding cannon
for the Southern Confederacy. He has been
regarded as sseessioptst for maay months,
Strange that he shculd be selected to Judge Of
the quality Of engines for United States gun
beats. He is thorough mechanic. Bat how
would it sound to have an officer Of the rebel
army testing rifled cannon for service
against the confederate States: Really, Mr..
G@tg lad no business on such commission
VIXEN plenty Of Union mechanics might hare
been found.
An Interesting triangular quarrel is in pro.
greas between the daily newspapers Of st,
Louis. The Democrat and Rxnu1z;ca,z e,,sta;n
Fremont, and rive the Admf1fatrat;on an ~
casional dig in the ribs for nnestfonino. Fre.
mont's efficiency without inonir;ur ;nto tb,
acts Of other Generals. The E,euina Ne,c*
since the arrest Of its editor and nronr,ato-
has been quite docile on the snbject Of Fre-
mont, but pitches, into the first two papers for
aeeailing the President-the inference being
that as the Ne,es was suppressed Tor eriti-
citing Frem 1nts course, that the Democrat and
Republican should be suppressed for CRITICS
ing the acts of the Administration latter
beirg Superior to Fremont. So fur as the Re-
publican is concerned, it's opinions have little
weight in this community, It's Unionisu Is
very thin skinned, and nobody eSeeptlng
those who used to hurrah for armed ncutrali-
TT, cares tin sixpence for what it says or does.
The Neacs AID Democrat have touchsd each 9th
er upon raw places within a few days,
The First Iowa Cavalry, Col. Fltz Henry
Warren, bear the reputation Of having the
finest horses, excepting the Fremont Body
Guard, yet seen in St. Louis. To day q couple
of companies of another reg;m msnt trotted
through Fourth street upon the leauest speci.
mens OF horsehesh that ever disgraced militia.
tary inspectors. One could not help contrast
ing the difference between these animal. and
the noble horses rode by Col. Wsrren,s men,
Judge Davis and ex-Secretary Holt have not
yet opened their court for the adjudication Of
, 1861-11-06

:.:rs;,Al +, NOVEMBER 6. 1881.
.,>o Henry Wager Halleck, just
,:.,, u + c;.Ii'a7nia, was in consulta-
;, pnsssr- : Lincola and Ger. Nc

=, :.,r::usctts has reelected Gov
,.,i,.v l,y g large majority in a
:.,, s.u:.i Hooper, a prominent
.. ~:sr,,r.: AID leading Republican,
- - ,ov,r,;;::sseame's seat in Congress,
r.c,t. IL .ac resignation of Mr. Ap-
, 1861-11-06
The Great Storm...-Sh1pWFeck me&F
XS0st0n.~27 Lives Lost.

tEfpn GQstrn ulspalCncs 0l SuEQaJ.l
= heay5 northeast gale commenced at
o'clock last night, lasting ten hours. a great
quantity Ct Of rain fell. The noon tide to-
cay ov=rfowed eeyersl Of the wharves, doing
considerable damage to goods, &c, sto wed in
the cellars. So high q tide has not been
known for several years
The, ship Mariana, Williams, Providence,
from Liverpool, for Boston, with a cargo o1
coal, wood and cotton, struck q. midnight on
Egg Book, near Boston Light, the sea making
Clean breach over her. At 8 3 N. cut away
the maats and mizzen mast, and stove one
boat. Launched the other boat, but she stove
alongside. Five Of the crew then succeeded
in getting on the rocks. At 8 O'Clock in the
forenoon the ship went to pieces, and
seven Of the passengers and crew reached
the rocks on apiece Of the poop. The captain
and 26 other persons On board were lost.
At noon to day the weather cleared up, and
the twelve before mentioned were discovered
c}inging to Egg Rocks. The lfeboat was
launched at Hull, and they were taken off
Not veetiee Of the ship remained. Several
Of the bodies, including that Of Capt Viii
1iams, baye been recovered and brought to
this city.
THRTY.SEvEKTH CoNGREss-The37 37th Con
erets viii commence its first regular session
at Washington four weeks from next Monday.
, 1861-11-06
MEssEchneelts Elec1i0n@-.Kepublfe
Congressman Ch0aens

Boston, Nov, 5.-Tbeyote 5. at the Massacau-
sets election to-day was remarkably small,
not much more than half of that Ct last year,
The vote Of Boston for Governor is Is follows:
andrew, ,917 Davis, dem ISL. The vote
in 50 cities and towns foots up as follows ::
Andrew, 1881; Davis, 9,2ll.. Additional
towns show majority foE Gov, Andrew of
about to l: One Democrat is pro5ab1y
ielsture is strongly Republican.
The chief interss: was Id Burlingame's old
district, where Samuel Hooper, Republican, Is
elected ever Geo. P. Upton BY 800 majority.
Chas G. Lorirg, OF Boston, and ex Governor
Clifford, Of New Bedford, are e!ected 70 the
Senata on the Republican ticket.
, 1861-11-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

W.a1urc1ror- Nov 4 -rha w,. n,,.
,,.,t reco;1.a5 disnstoh H. Dsk:rs-
f1en e. ~. ,crans ate,;,,1 AZ t9.s evening
IA n,ada ~ a++t>c, nro,, ~, 49, ~ ~ ioyo
nn?seI him vE;t1, s,reat 1osa $500 r. nao ae
tnrther sta@-s tha,t ane nficer w;+h eaaa4s
1aree fn,re had on, in the Tear If FIJI Ejoudp
and the nrasnrnfTif,,1 was tsat F,aE9 ~ 11o ~
antire cannanf nld he syrroGaa n1o3u Aao ~ nlS
csntnreJ AoA4oeo ano
Zen Mcf.,e,,an tcae teen occnn;ed r.
aseer'airire thc streno H. cSn5i;inn an., ~. 81
-1cs;t;n,1 ~ ~ ox,,,- f+5o I:tIl a5o ois'
eemond ~ ~ r6;o,, t nlsGu 2!ates,
Inn a. has oaIi -, ~ VA uE3n ~
s4atement ~ 4ha aeho1 nnn,hs ~ aoa
whera 1,osfad ~ tota1 astimata VI " .e.ts: ~
80 ~ J;s+.En+e5 n --;,1 " haatet4A;
, 1861-11-06

A GaRa1 Foox.-W. r.. Brunsde1, aged
twenty-five, one day list weak tied BY legs
:rssse l,ia eWeethea1t told him &Aa could only
thi1k Of him ~ ttfen8. =.
, 1861-11-06
Effect of Col. MaJliE3nss Release In
W1HeOnatns

KEsosuA, Nov. 5.-There is much joyful cx-
citement here over TIE release Ut Col. Multi
gan ard his officers. Father Reardon received
his commission this morning, and the Multi
ear GusrGs hud an enthusiastic meeting last
Eight.
In Waukegan, Racine and Milwaukee there
is much enthusiastic rejoicing ovar Mulligan's
T, lEase.
, 1861-11-06
Interest1ug from Cairo.

CAIRO, III, Nov. 5.--A accommodating party
ahead Of our army, which left here on Sun
day, we're attacked BY q party Of rebels nesr
Benton, Mo, yesterday morning, and two
hderals were captured. Carson, the scout,
1hcugna as ay @na, t%G
Nothing else Of interest hsG occurred up
to Yesterday morning.
, 1861-11-06

THE AMERICAN WAR QUESTION IN
ENGLAND,
France, England and Spain Come to
an Agreement for tie Attack
of Mexico,

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The steamship Persia
with three days later adyiees from Europe,
has arrived, bringing nearly &63 600.
Rusee}i's latest letter to the Tunes, dated
October 10th, says persons of Weight and 10.
t1uence were again urging on the President
the necessity OF an advance, for political rea-
scDe.
Tie Liverpool Iba Eays Capt. Semmes, OF
THE pirate "Sumter,' VINO arrived il Liver
p sol by the .Edinbnrg," shipped in New
z ork y Capt. Barmister, of the Royal NAVY.
The London Skipping Gazette thinks the de-
feai: by the C0nfederates Of the squadron
blo& :kadirg New Orleans, VIII render It
eean ely possible to maintain even the sem.
blanc Of blockade at some OF the PRINCIPAL
South ern ports.
PaFi papers announce that England, France
and sE ain had arrived at complete uadey-
stsndia relative to Mexico. The convention
will be signed in eight days. and the exped:.
ton stan the BEGINNING OF November.
The F-ench financial accounts are rather
more satl sfactory. The drain on the banS
Lad subsid4 ID. The bou1se advanced to 6sf 20e
The Paris Steele urges the adoption Of mea
spres to get cotton from America,
Teas at Canton are tending upward, but IN.
changed at 81 aDghai-
, 1861-11-06

4 correspondent informs us that company
Ut rjnety men having been formed al Clinton
and Darlington, in this State, for the Fremont
regiment at Geneva, there vas dinner at
Chiffon, Oh the occaston Of their departure to
csn'p last Friday. People attended from all
tie country around, and speeches were made
hy etve1al persors, among them E. C. Bead
ley, eeq of this city. The company is con-,
mahded ey Capt. Gilbert Go1nerly, late stu
dent IN the law school.
, 1861-11-06

0>sxq1& lQ0n1eaRol EAeo31eR.
DETROIT, Noy. Sat thx municipal elec.
tloa TO- day, Wa.C. Dunc, q, Unioa Democrat,
wes elected Mayor.
, 1861-11-06
RiotlnK and Mad Bsoed In Nesfound-
land

ST. JoHSs, n. F., Nov. 4-Parties have
again commenced cutting the telegraph line.
It was cut Sunday, rs miles, and again yes:er-
day. There has been more rioting at Harbor
Grace one policeman was killed and others
badly wounded. A nan-oE-war has goac
there, AID detachment OF troops will follow
ST. JOHNS n. F., Ncv. 4-Taerc were re-
ports Of serious disturbances at Perth, but
they were unfnunded.
Affairs in Polard were unchanged. The
churches continued closed.
The openicg Of the Spanish cortes had been
postponed TIL the Stn Of November, On ac-
court Of the death OF the Queens daughtet
, 1861-11-06

ARMF FTRIEGRAPHER5.-IheT Toronto Globe
says that four Of the best operators On the
Grand Trunk line have accepted situations as
United Sta4es army teleg1apheIB. One Who
left the company's service 4 short time ago
has been promoted to the important position
o1 private telegraph operator to Gen. HcClel.
tan. lie accompanies the General OF all his
moVelients, carrying with him 4 portable ma.
cbhe and coll Of wire, 20 that be can at any
moment, when near the msin wire of aoy line,
communicate intelligence to the War or any
other Department 1t Washington.
, 1861-11-06
Condition Of the U. 8. TreADuFy,

WAsu1NGToN, Nov. 5.-It appears from the
official statement that the amount Of drafts
upon the Treasury last month, WAS $1O, 500,
Coo, Of which sc, Coz, 900 were drawn from New
York. The unavailable bullion fund il $9,.
G0,O00 The total balance to the credit Of the
United States Treasury, in the States now IN.
der insurrectionary control, j. stated at IS,
100000, ard after making a reduction for The
unavoidable Losses, give the available balance
at &, 10000.
, 1861-11-06

Nothing has yet been definitely determined
on, in reference to the recruits for the Prince
ton 1eg1ment, Which we're stopped at Alton on
Governor, We understand, is perfectly willing
to let them complete their organization, with
such officers as they may prefer, in this State.
asking nothing but that they shall be number.
ed as an illinois regiment The men, We uu-
de1stand, are ready to DO this. Indeed thev
ere most Of them anxious to retain their iden.
tity as Illinois troops, and that was the assur.
st. Louis.
Il this is agreed to, there will be no further
trouble shout the matter, aud the rest Of the
regiment, low At Princeton, will be brought
sumo the men will be incorporated in sucb
other Illinois regiments as they may prefer
Springfield Journal, 4th inst.
, 1861-11-06
Heintzelman on Slave Catching.
AFFAIRS la North MISSOURI.
Picket Firing on the Potomac.

Massachusetts State Election,
, 1861-11-06
GIN. FREM0ilT'S. REMOVAL. ).
HIS ADDRESS TO TINE ARMY.
HUNTER TO TAKE COMMAND.
Scenes in Town and Camp.
FROM The NAVAL EXPEDITION.


The T5cf07'y 0ue1" Gen. Floyd.
, 1861-11-06

ment has decided that Gen. Grant ran11s Cen.
P1entits. It it will be remembered that the
latter rendered his resignation at the dme Of
Gen Grant'e assuming command at Ironton
Ct e. uree al1 the other Bffgaaiers whose Al.
poiptmt Mt dates with Gen. Grants, also rank
Ger. P1eutits.-Sp73ng5ead Journal