Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-11-14

Vote for Congress in Little Rock Garland, 34l; Harley, l94; Johnson, "A; Arnett, lo; Murray, ' Grace, l. Fourche township-Jolnson, ,; Harley, ,; Garland, 4.
 Des Are, official-Anett, 78; Johnson, 50; liar ley, ,24; Garland, 8; Grace,2. BrownsVlle--John- son, 47; Harley A; Garland 30; Arnett, 4. He lena-Hanly, l60; Patterson, 95. Pine Bluff' oil cial-Johnson, IT; Murray, 66; Garland, 2o; Grace, 53: Harley, l2. Richland township-John- son, fl; Murray, B Garland, none; Grace, 5; liar lev, l. Bogy township-Johnson, $; Garland, l; Murray, l; Grace,2
 NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-As anticipated, the report that 10 OO0 federal troops were marching on Hop kinsviIle from the direction of Henderson, was federal trick gentleman who arrived here yes- terday left Louisville on Friday. lie passed through Henderson and reports only few troops there and none between there and Hopklnsyille- A disoatch to the N. Y. Times from Washington the 3lst says: There is slackness of enlistments aoain. especially in the larger States. Enlistments are so few that the war department IS agaln re- turnjng to the system of accepting men directly without the interposition of State authorities The Herald's Washington dispatch ofthe 3lst says: Lincoln informed certain U. $. Senators who called on him to know when forward movement would take place. that the responsibility of such move ment was left with Mcclellan, and it was the pur- nose of the executive to sustain him in any under taking whatever his determination may be-
 .Adyices from New York 3lst say, that the jury in the prvateer Savannah stood eight tor con vction and four for acquitta. The grand jury of the U S. court in Cincinnati on the 18th found true bills against James M. Chenoweth, John A; Skiff and 1hos. B. Lincoln, charged with treasol
 RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-The Richmond dispatch has intelligence from Cotton Hill that Floyd com menced cannonade on the enemy on frloay last, and stopped their transportation, killed number of horses disabled wagons and killed @9 of the enemy Floyd controls the road the enemy trans ports their supplies on. There isa rumor not gen eraIly credited that the federals crossed kanawha river at Leap creek to cut of Col. Jenkins caFa- rv. Jenkins informed Floyd if he would send in fantrv he would cut the enemy's forces of-which was done and Jenkins killed and captured them all said to be 600 in number
 MOBILE, November 6-Congressional election Judge Dargan carried the city by a handsome ma jority. County precincts unheard from.
 RICHMOND. Nov. 6.-Retuns decidedly indicate the election of Ex-President John Tyler to Con qress in this congressional district by large plu- lality. Nothing of interest from the camps
 MuLEDGEvILLE, GA, Nov. 6.-Legislature met today Thillup elected President Of the Senate, Moblev secretary, Aiken Speaker of the House, and Arlington clerk.
 COLUMBIA, Nov 6-The legislature met on Mon dav-Governor's message received yesterday. lie says the state has nineteen thousand troops in vice. besides 5000 at Charleston and 2i mounted companies on the coast. Advises the state to pay the wartax-he also alluded to government affairs. Charleston papers say Capt. Morrill, oi the Yankee steam transport Osceola, which was wrecked near Georgetown, arrived yesterday. He reports that he was ordered at New York to take fifteen days provisions and follow the large vessels. The Os ceola went ashore on Saturday and blged. Capt. Morrill, says the fleet consists of fifty or sixty yes sels of all classes. He says the storm Of Friday and Saturday was very severe and thinks many of the fleet have been lost or disabled. The Spanish steamer Ncuestra Leonora Dereola put into George town in distress, bound from New York for Haya- na The Norfolk Day Book of yesterday publishes a report of the bleaching in the late storm of two federal steamers on Currituck beacl-one is be lieved to be the Great Republic. Gen Scott is re- ported going to Europe,
 MEMPHIS, Nov. C.
 To BAKER-The federalists commenced bom- barlment on Columbus, Kentucky, this morning. Nothing further up to 3 P. M. McHENRY.