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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
COL John cocuR lSE OK THE War.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 10 Col. John Cochrane delivered
address 70 his regiment to-day 10 the presence of &c.
creary Cameron and other distinguished gentlemen. TIE
most important point in bis argument vas 10 Nition to
the treatment Of slaves during the present contest He
said I've should every In power to spbdue
the rebellion. We should take their cotton and sell IL or
barn IL might be best aud sez, their arms and NUM-
tons Of Con6soae their property and when neoes
sary take thir yes Aud their slaves we're used 10
element Of strength against w. should not hesitate
to take hem and II neo ssary to place In their
hands that tn nigh: ass at The Of common humn
iy" This sentiment was cbeered by the soldiers With
unbounde enthusiasm At the close of the address the
reg loudly called for Secretary Gamer who STEP
pei forward and made brief speech which received
With shouts Of applause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.

hhiEh Nun EOhOIE.
FARrHsR PorSr Nov. l2.-The steamship Nova Sco-
tia rSm Liverpool the Slst rlt via Londonderry on
the lst inst pa sed hero tonight bound 10 Qaebec
Her advices are five days liter.
GREAT BRIrAIN.
Theodore Fry, late american minister to Ssiz.rlsnd
writes lengthy letter 10 the Londel Times In Gsfeuce
of the North.
The sensation trial 10 Dublin of the hack driver Cud.
ram, charged with wanton outrage on Mrs Jolly re-.
suited In verdict OF guilty He sentenced to two
years penal servitude.
ITALY.
ministerial circular has boen Issued to the clergy In
which the acts Of the clerical Opposition against DE
o. the government we're dspl,red aud warniaz given
the govrument while wishing to respect the liberty Of
the churches will take Measures the clergy CON.
thu, their ata,ks the laws and institutions Of the
country, and endeavor to disturb public order.
The brigsndsin the country between OAnceia snd MOL.
Ia had made proposition to surrender.
TURzKr.
Accounts from Turkey state that the question of the
cotton capacities Of that country 10 being assstsd sssn
and ssy also that The investigations are hsosshls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

AVNuAsi -NVF' TO- fOVH'
The Convention met at 10 o'clock, 4. n pursuant to
adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. John Lsyburn, D. D., of the Pres
byterian Church.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

duration, and driving go iadron Of rebel
ers under Commodore TattuaIl The recon- OF
yesterday made us acu tinted with the superiority OF
Fort Walker, and to that directed my special effort
engaging ii at distance of first eight aud afterwards
SIX hundred Yards But the plan of attack brought the
squadron sufficiently pear Fort Bssuregard 10 receive its
Gre and the ships were frequ ny Sighting the batteries
on both sides at the same time.
The action was begun nv part at tventy-six min.
ute after nine, and at halpsst the American ensign
hoIsted the Dig staff Of Fort Walker, and this
morning, at sunrse, on that Of Fort BesuregArd.
The defeat Of the enemy terminated in utter rcu. and
confusion their quarters and encampments were absn.
doned without an attemp. to carry away eithOr public
or private property.
The ground over which they fed was strewn with the
private soldiers and Officers retired In too moch
haste 10 submit to the eucumbrarcs of their swords
Landing my marines and a company Of sssmen, took
possession OF the deserted ground aud held the orts
Hilton Head till the arrival of General Sherman, to
whom had the homer to transfer the ccupafion.
We have captured forty three pieces of cannon most
NJ the Of he heaviest caibre aud Of tho most improved
description.
The bearer Of these dispatches y have the hsnor to
carry with him the captured dIgs aud two snail brass
fsd pieces lately belonging to the SAFE Of South Care.
lima which are sent home suitable trophies Of the
Of the day. enclose herewith copy Of the gene.
raj order whiel is TO bs read in the feet tomorrow
at muster.
A detailed account of this battle will be submitted
her, after.
bave the honor to be- very respectfully your mos.
obedent servant.
8. F. DuPoEI,
Flag Officer Commanding
South Atlantic Bockadng Squadron.
P.S-The bearer of dispatches will also carry with
him tho hrst American ensign raised upon the soil of
South Carolina since the rebellion broke out.
s. F. DIP
To the Hon. Gideon Weles,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
FLAo SHIP WABASH HILrox HEAD,
PoRT RorAL Bar, Nov. s, 1851.
General Orders No e.
Il Ia the grateful duty Of the Commandsrin chief V
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
kENTUCKY ITEMS.

The Govrier of the 10th CLEANS the following
items from the Louisville Journal Of the l2th
Mr.. Taylor, deputy clerk of the county court
OF Davies, has been arrested on a charge of at
tempting 10 smuggle quinine into the COnfeder-
ate states and therefor sent to Fort Lafayette.
Ohio has sent nine regiments OF troops to Ken
lucky, and two more will arrive in a few days.
Two Union regiments were to be IN camp at
Olympisn Springs, in Bath county, on last
Wednesday.
The 37th Ohio regiment. which IS composed
OF Germans, left COyingtOn. Ky, by the Central
railroad, for the interior Of Kentucky, yesterday.
The Second battery Of artillery from Ohio left
cincinnati for Kentucky ON THURSDAY. taking
sixteen hundred roundsPf ammunition.
John Cameron, Henry TAYLOR, J. NJ. Pope.
w Fooks, John Neal, j. W. Cameron. and ".
watts, five Of them from Harrison county. one
from Mason, and one from Nicholas. all arrested
on suspicion OF not approving eyervrhine done
by Lincoln. were taken 20 CiDcinnati and mt
in the hands Of the authorities there a few davs
since. Wy!
II. Fl. Hughes, clerk of Lebanon county.
was arrested by the Lincolnites the other day.
lie was released for the present"
II. G. Davidson, who tired to ret into every
company ever raised in Louisville for the Con
tolerate armies, has been appointed caDtain Of
the LIncolnites, and last Friday took eleven
prisoners, arrested for disloyaltv in the vicinity
OF Lebanon, into Louisville. No names are
given.
1t is said that only one hundred OF the Home
Guards have Joined the army. The Journal
abuses them bitterly, and demands that thew
fight or give up their arms and equipments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
LATEST rRON

From. the Louisvils Don ccg4, OF ths !2b.l
From Jefferson City We learn on the lO,h that
the firing heard on the 9th in the neighborhood
Of Upton was supposed 70 BE- between a party
Of rebels under Gen. Rains and some Of The gov
eruTuent troops, but theTepoyt was nos fully cred
tied,
SQUADS of rebels, from tive 10 twenty IN mum
Der, are reported by some to be on their way 70
their homes IN the West, many Ofthem declaring
that they viii not again take mp arms against
he goveTnment-that they were badly treated by
Prices followers.
The correspondent of the 81. Louis Rsga5lt
ran sends The following statement. The Gen.
Price mentioned is 7. /. Price, the loyal gene
ml:
Quite O sensation was created in town last
evening by The arrival Of Mrs. Colonel Ellis,
from Upton. bearer Of dispatches from Gen.
Hunter and Col. Ellis. She was dressed in q
semi-military riding habit and hat, with a Grim
son sash thrown around her LEFT shoulder, as IN
officer of The day, Mounted on a splendid char
ger. and attended by two 0rderlies. She had
ridden fouy-tNe miles since ten o'clock, and
without taking a moments rest, delivered her
orders 80 camp. and then waited upon Gen.
Price with her dispatches, urging forward two
SuuadrOns of Col. Ellis command, now here, to
jetn the regiment at Upton.
Col. Fitz', regiment returned last night from
tue t,aseOuadg. Ihers never was any ground
! forthe apprehension Of an attack upon herman.
The reported fight near Upton, which | tele-
efaphed Won to-day, was probably only a Skin
mish between our force there and a body Of three
.hoasand cavalry, which, it appears, Price has
detached as an army Of observation, for The pur-
pose OF amusing our advancing columns until
he can make good his retrrasR They have
been lowering around our army for several days.
but, il Is believed they VIII not risE any general
engagement
The same correspondent, late on the night of
the 10th, sends the following dispatch
A scout has Just arrived here from Springfield,
and reports az headquarters that there were only
one thousand rebels at that place. The scout
fell in with an old acquaintance at Springfield;
and by pretending 10 be- a Secossionist, learned
that Ben. McCuloch was atCamB Jackson with
only fifteen hundred men, waiting for reinforce
ments from arkansas. AlsTge number Of Ne
Culloch's forces who We're with him al Wilson's
Creek were. with Price at Lexington. and the
rest arr with IiIdre.
McCuloch expects u join Price at sac river,
which win h. about the goth inst, and the COM
bined forces expect TO march on Jefferson City.
This Information is believed 20 iC entirely re-
ii4bir
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
GEN. ROsESCRANZ 6rOEs 70 EIH
TIGRK,

On Jay before Yesterday W expressed the -.
Lief that the sndien retreat 81 RcsENcRasz
across She Ca4ley s.ssr-,rHsh fs said 10 nav,
been a complete suTpris@ 10 Gen. LEr-was
probably the pselsds to his movement io0 Ken
tucky, for The purpose d pushing he war ".
O-ously In the direction OF EaS Tennessee. Tb4
following Information from the Cinciunari L.
qairer Of saturday, brought 70 tbaJ city BY q
passenger from tbe Esuawba, ca~5robor14s on
low q do matter. It sill b. Dolood, ina,
jyurnA ibiuks the campaign is prsctcays csde9
n Western Virginia. It4,-:
Daring The PAST two wrecks here have heaD
C~5aGuu0u7 rains, and b, -osls ae almos. IN
Pasabb
The campaign in Western Virginia as y%irtusIly
urlel. ana I.,rar-iioaS age on tuo5 u withdras
% PARTON Of our force, there. and send them IN
% keBtacky. leavinc only > sufficient force to
k0p ths rebels from oPprosehing north OF
Galiify river vest OF Cirzt Mountain.
Ibs prebahi ili,s sn, however. thar the
S7cs-her~ hayr 70 de.Ire - corr through a
eo1ntrT tbey alre81t had laid Raso aud left
harrer-
Mr.. Quion vas a. SVeI'- Nounban when q
ha.tle betNaen crr for~ AMI ie rbvls was 80
immllc.L The enemy W,r.~ infpoehed Oh .
mountain four niles sHd q half fTeU on arms,
and Their camp fire. vrre pllialy visible. Ibe
sneIuy'= picbsgs frrI upon ne Federal pickets,
i1nT ~ dsinaet uas doHe. On Sunday evening
Gen. Ro- ncrsn1 HI bach CA Camp Lockout.
.Tp3 ti6n To- NosuiaiG Cave. We VIII not be
-,uriSej a. h-ar pi Ro~encanz in kentucky
within fcn DAYS. The enemy have already ronc
Iu d. direction Of Cumberland Gap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
WASHINGTON INTKLLIGENCR,
DaspGschl. to ,he Blqck HepH6fcsn Pr.


special 30 the New YorA Tribuuel
WASHINGTON, October THE army OF tie
Potomac will probably soon b. divided into
several corps daymee, according 10 the practice
Of European commanders. This plan has met
with strong opposition from military men OF
he old school, but Mcclellan has insisted apon
it, aud it viii probably be adopted. Should it
be done, Gems. Mcdowell, Franklin and Porter
viii be among the commanders of these diyis-
ions, which win be from 10000 tn 5000
strong.
Mr.. Muir, British cousul at New Orleans, is
now in Washington, having been tEentY-iour
days en- route.
His journey was much INSTRUCTED by the
transportation Of rebel troops over the railways.
He states that the same determination and en-
thusiasm continued 70 D. shown throughout the
South. The rebels a-e subjected to serious de-
priyations. An Injuries had disappeared, and
many Of the neccs-eres Of life were becoming
scarce.
Mr.. Muir viii probably soon return % Eng
land.
A squad Of The Van Arden cavalry, under
MAJ. Maxwell, captured a rebel captain from
Richmond yesterday. near ProctoFsyile.
.John Primer, Of Philadelphia, delivered To-
day 1000 Minnie rifles, which arrived from Bel
GUM in the Bavaria.
Early this morning the steamer Union sent
two launches in to a creek about seven miles
from Aqua Creek, TO burn a rebel schooner.
Tho expedition succeeded. They wero fred
upon from a field battery but not injured.
The PoStnaster-General arrived hero to-day.
special n III New Yo7s Hrr--dl
C-oy. Rarn~-y, Of Minnesota, has been here
fog ONE weeks, attending n the affairs Of that
~ate ii connection with military matters. lie
HS- appointed Napoleon J. Dana. e graduate
Of " est Point. colonel OF tAelSt Union regiment,
10 the place OF Col. Wills, q German, promoted
70 a brigadioT-gen'ralship.
Cos. Yates and Hon. Nj. KELLOGG. Of Iii
no!s, have appropriated from the government
! for The armament Of the STATE, 81 GOO, 600, four
teen batteries Of james Tard cannon. 6O0l
| muSket7, and 800 rifles.
The last news from Tive Gull Squadron LEFT
! Com. Mclean, who succeeds Com. Meryine on
board the Niagara, which = now the flag ship Of
the las, a lOutro. lie Was making active pre-.
I partitions tor the complete closing up OF the
Mississippi. lie would then move from that pe
sition 10 Pensacola. Com. Neryinr, whose de-
parture was much regretted be the whole feet
intended 10 ask a court OF inquiry, but there wa.
| apparently no disposition 10 grant il.
The " hole coast, from Gall eston TO the Flor
da Rec, was completely blocI-aded. Font Pick
ems is prepared TO attack Pensacola. Forts McRa,
and Rrancas, and hold them. There is no d0ub
in the opinion Of the hes, officers that the pIac
can betaken without serious difficulty.
Special TO the New York Times
Governor Morgan arrived here this morning
lie brings The assurance that New York viii
bave one hundred thousand men in the field be
fore the close OF the month, and that the Empir,
State is prepared 20 furnish Two hundred an,
/ iity thousand men, and, If necessary, to e0uiI
and maintain them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
Aewa.
war mo,cmeuts ia kcu,ycLv.

NASHVILLE, October IA private dispatch
from GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, says that eguu.
boat with five hundred Federal troops is at Ed
dyTiilc, Ky, sixty miles below the FORMER
place.
There Ea report that a sharp sldrmsh occur
red q few days since, at CcIilr, jackson county,
Tennessee. near the Kentucky liuc, between
some Tennessee troops and a company of Ken
lucky Cmonsts. The latter bed, leaving a large
,f OF guns and ammunition Nine Feieraist,
weo killed, and two Confederate wounded.
AEBsrunIc~s Duel.
pr. Allen, and a gentleman named Long. both
Of Shelby county, Kentucby, fought a duel at
Hor5a Gave on the 10th. The affair was houor-
ahly adjusted after the first fire.
STATE Electoral Ticket.
The members Of thu State Legislature held a
meeting tonight, and recommended an electoral
ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
CONFEDERATE PRISONERS n WASHING

CONFEDERATE PRISONERS II WASHING
TON.-The Washington Star of the l01h, says
There are now about two hundred rebel pris
oners confined in Washington, including those
of apolitical character. The old Capitol Is sill
used as a prison, ami has been fitted up witt
many convenience, No communication Is al
lowed with them except by special permit Of the
Provost Marshal. Prisoners of war and politi-
cal prisoners are confined in different quarters
Some Of the latter, who have lately been re.
leased on the oath OF allegiance, have been re.
quired 10 enter into bonds aos 10 enter the rebel
States or comuunicale with any one residing
in them during the war. unless permitted by tho
Secretaries of Stale or War.
4 complete list Of State and war prisoners has
been handed Secretary Seward for his exsmiua.
ton, the object being, it il said, 10 consider the
proprietv OF releasing a. many as practicable.
consistently with the public interest. The Sec
Rotary Of War and the Acknowledgement left
Washington for St. Louis on Tuesday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
DIED.,

A. ihe Soldiers Home, Bolivar, Tenn, 90 tAe l2,h
iust, OWEN CARPESTEA Of Tuuica comfy, Mss.
On The 10th il-t. ROBERT saunders OF DsSoto
co1nty, Mss.
The deceased wee members Of COMPANY g. lst Mis-
sissippi VALLEY regimen.
On ths IIh ult., az the hospital IN Knoxville, Tenn.
Major THos. NJ H,EDENAN, OF Caldwell counts, Texas
HIS remains we're buried nt Be igar, in he faIHil, b0rial
ground. by the side @; hs neither.
HoNoRAHA GRACE daughter OF Daniel and Mary
Grace. aged . year.. 5 months end - days. Her faDerI
viii take place this dag at 10 O'Clock, from the Residence
Of her parents, ON Third Stree: between 0yerten ani
Concordia.
New Orleans and St Louis papers please copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
Prom New lIeNica.

The correspondence Of the ST. Louis Rcps5
l5eoR, dated Santa Fe, September 22d, says New
Mexico is still free from invasion by Texas.
On the lath ut, at Fort FounlleroY, six hun
bred NayajOes made an attack on Ina, post, and
were rrpulsrd with a loss Of twenty killed and
iorty-fouT taken prisoners. The troops in the
fort hAt hut one man wounded.
Col. s.. Erraip has resigned, and il is under
stood that Hi Carson viii succeed him IN COM
maud,
The Governors cad for the enrolment Of all
males between eighteen and f~orty-iye does not
seem 10 elicit much attention from the people.
/ have yet to hear Of the first man complying
with its requirements.
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~ The famous Ramesu, tAe composer, while
making a call on lsdy. suddenly sprang up,
seized a lil'le dog that was yslping at her feet,
and threw hi.a out of the window. "What is
that for % cried the lady. Because he barks
ont of time - shouted Rameau. with the indig-
nation of an enthusiastic musician whose ear
had been cruelty wounded,
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~ y
We had a visit on yesterday nom d. +. u.
Roche, late surgeon of the 9h Mississippi regi-
mem Of volunteers at Pensacola from whom we
learn several itculs Of intelligence regarding the
late Santa Rosa affair, hat have not yet found
their way into print This gentleman was taken
prisoner In the fight on the 9TH inst, and with
two other surgeons captured on the same ocea-
aon, was released by Col BROwN, commanding
at For Pickens, upon his mere pa0oe OF bonor
not 70 enter the ranks OF the ConEdente army IN
Florida again during the war, nC 70 dnulge
anything touching the strength u The Federal
ornament which may have come TO his knoTl-
edge while a prisoner.
Dr.. ROCHE states that the loss OF enemy bod
nt been aScegtaiued with any great degree Of
eKactncss, but from what be could learn, the
estimate varied from one hundred and fifty to
Two hundred men, including the twenty odd
tri-oneH taken by Us. The amount OF properly
destroyed was also very great, including tcots,
provisions and equipments Of al kinds In the
single article of pork, be Is confident that as
many q nine hundred bancls were burned The
assault was q complete surpri~e, despite al state
ments to the contrary, and was so regarded by
the enemy, as our informant beard maRy of the
FEEDERS! ofcer~.at Fort Pickens niicuiug it as
.lsA. AMI speaking su~b~rquently IN no very
complimentary tcrmsof BlILN wilson's militia
" rrcWoss ard capacity.
Ok. RoCuE and his comrades. on ID morning
Lar beine captured, vrfo t.hen tef,sa Colonel
| HsoxN and masie the i,.in- Of . long moral
l~sure % the wica edaess o. ,he a}elloR f" in
which they weEe easaScl The Oh gentleman
DOW AGED some th-oe score years and ~, and
!oHles n hs doa4g-Pohe 70 the prisoners
NJ The aIercd Division % sentiment in the Su.h
| m the subject Of the war, and expressed his Goa
| s5epce IN the beicf that d large parry ia u,
/ Confederate states would rally with cuas IN
I hand % TIE Fed5ral standard. @o>oonss LESCotN'-
amy penetrated The South The prisoners talked
| Quite trsoly with him, and s@aamPtei 90 res~on
lin out OF his As-rilcsl notions on his Pe.nt,
hu 81 ia vain.
The latest advises Gel BEOvN and hl broo.
Is whz5tats had in re5cyeacs 70 The progress o.
HE rs.. dated - ar back as tn l25b 81 ~P
iembe-, nearly thirty day Ok, and he was alnoet
raLsied will. ssronIshment a, the news q, Gen
iPRIcE'S triumph at Lexington. lie Hs'S~.
thst Il was the southemaccou sul"ls wirhyu.
foundation in fact, bat upon being into-redth a.
Ais osHsi5e acknoN lodged detectives mute viii
an apparent lcok Of desPondency. Il wA evi
IDENTIFY take a full ago for such an igncran, Go
Tils 20 become aware Of the true state Of Attain
in the country, and if he remains cooped up il
Picleus much longer, he viii in all probability
nn IL srouseJ from, his slumbering stupidity
mil be hears the thunder tones Of Braces ar
! !lerv.
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STRAYER.

RONN HORSE, aboCt fifteen hands
"A high q little sprung in one Of his fore H.
legs, seven years cid. One heavy set sOrrel ~ =
r with tour white feet. shout eleven
or sNrelys yesrs Of age, fourteen or fifteen hands high.
Que sorTsl HORSE, about iOurtesn or fifteen hand ;
high. hip shot, age not known. The shove horses b.
long 70 the Anding IIusssFs. A liberal reward viii be
given io- their recovery.
oeI7,lW CAPT. J. ". BARNETT.
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PAanlorn.-we lind IN the Kno.1iIIs z.

PAlRIOIHt-We Ind 10 the knoxville Regis
Ter card from Gen. Maloy, as follows
lwil uniform with grey Georgia CASHMERE. the
hIyt company OF infantry volunteers h.mei ia
Knox co1lnsy. 70 jGiu 5lse regiment proposed TO
Ire rilsJ by Gen. Gillespie, aud Msj. Key. /
vii also uniform in Like manner the first com
Pan9 fnlm kBoS, joining tue regiment proposed
ia 10 raised by MAJ. Morgan. This l will DO
without cost 20 tie ~vulun5eegs or The govern
meut, II The companies le raised within the
next Jh8v daE2.