Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19

Special Dispatch to The chicagO Tines.
Wash;nr.o, NJ


The rebel Intelligence To-day. that onr |
forces have not occupied Beaufort, is dis
credited here,
In the event of General Sherman's not |
being able to hold that place, it would be |
destroyed by him.
Relatives of the children Of the late Sen
ator ID uglas to day made formal appii-
| cation for their transfer to North Carolina.
| their residence in which State will prevent
their large estates from being confscated.
/ 1t is probable that the application will be
| denied.
Confrmatory intelligence has been re-
ceived here that the pirate Sumpter is cap
tured, and that her crew are on their yay
north.
The rebels were in full force at their bat
| teries on the Lower P,tomac to-day, bav-
ing fred at schooner.
The country north of..Savannah is repre-
sented as being in such a condition that
the rebels cannot erect Notifications there.
The President and Cabinet were on board
the Pensacola to-day, te withess the final
trial trip of that vessel.
General Mcclellan received present of a
fine horse. to-day, from Ohio
The question OF the jurisdiction of Pro-
yost Courts is 10 be submitted to Congress,
\ duu ctCOtoi ShStdtluu Iilh.Atu du~
ljudication of civil cases by military courts
The largest review of infantry ever wit
messed on this continent will take place on
Monday next.
tits understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has met with eminent success in
|. NFw York in obtaining the taking of the
nfhird fifty million dollar loan at seven per
Cent
The Naval Retiring Board having found
Commodore Lawrence Kearney incapita-
ted for public service, he has; by the direc
y ton OF the President, been placed on the
retired list The law provides for volunta-
.e Try retiracy for those who have been forty
years in the service
WA 5 Peer, OF KY, has been arpoin-
ted Consul at Zanzibar, and Hinton Rowan
Helper at Buenus Ayres.
For the informationOf applications TO the
government, there is authority for saving
that thus faT no decision has been made in
. regard to permitting trade in Beaufort OF
the vicinity.
Anson Stager, of Ohio, having received
the military appointment of General Super
lntendent OF the government telegraph,
has. 10 accordance with his Instructions,
entered upon the organization of that de-
q partment. Thus the government. under
this popular and efficient gentleman, will
coon have IN operation complete system
oil teiegrapbs tor the Transmission and re,
caption OF official intelligence from all
available important points. m
delegation of Ir,minent citizens oil
! Baltimore have visited Washington to make
an appea! in behalf of the working men Of
that city. They say that, by the violence
3 anu tactious OPP ositioh of q. REASONABLE
e minority, Baltimore has been involved il
!, disaster and distress beyond what is due tc
the mere existence Of a state of war, anC
8 their troubles have been still further az.
gravated by the disabled condition of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, tue princi-
4. pal artery OF their trade, and source of theil
prosperity. s..
New York, Nov Is.
The Hibune's special, Washington, 18th
says:
John E: Udri, Of n. c., British sub
3 Ject, was brought here on the Cnur de LIE,
r on. lie obtained pass at Richmond from
the British Consul. and reached Matthia,
Point from Fredericksburg. He represent,
the citizens of Richmond to be in a crea
fright at the success of our navy at Beau
e fort. He was sent here by Gov Reeder. o
e n. G., 10 obtain two sons blythe first mar,
riage of the late Judge Douglas, and car,
ry them south, to prevent their property
T valued at $500, 600, from being confisca.
ted.
b. Washington, Nov. II.
1t iscontended here that the right O
= search, always maintained by England
will cover the arrest eff Mason and SlidelI
Most OF the western Senators are here
a preparatory to the meeting of Congress.
Secretary Chase has returned from ,
J. successful financial mission TO New York
'e the associated banks having agreed to tax,
t. the third fifty million dollars at seven pe
cent.
Hereafter all official reports are to b,
u furnished to the Agent of the Associated
g Press for the entire press of the country 5,
1t that imposition may be prevented and fa-
yOrism Obviated.
o Several outside pickets were captured b,
!. rebel scouting parties during last night.
Union refugees who have reached here
d from Norfolk state that the victory at Por
Royal has fullen with terrible effect on tn,
rebels
IF The HerdldS Washington special states
q The President and Cabinet are quite rla-
= ted over the arrest of SIidell and Ma on
: The proposition is. if Englard demands
Il satisfaction. to disavow the act. and asser
that Wilkes made the arrest on his own re
: sronsibilIty; apologize, if necessary, anC
+ promote Wilkes.
The rumor is current that 300 of tht
e New York Tbirtieth have been taken pris-
e oners by the rebels, but it is discredited. ,