The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-23
nv CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH.

The following dispatch has been received
from the East, for the Union.
NEW YORK, Nov. lstb.-James 7. Brady
received from the Tammany Convention
last evening, the unanimous nomination TOT
Mayor. It is understood he will accept
The committees Of various German Con-
ventions present have signifed their hearty
Endorsement of the candidate.
The Board of Aldermen have passed
resolution teudering the hospitalities OF the
city to Com. Wilkes, for bis gallant condnct
in taking Mason and SIidell from the Brit
ish steamer aud bringing them prisoners to
the United States. He was requested 10
receive the congratulations of the citizens
in the Governors room at the City Hall.
The Baltic and Atlantic from Port Roy
al are sgnaled.
A special to the N. Y. Tribune dated az
Washington, Nov. 18th, says Gen. DIX
states that the rebels in the Aecomac dis
trict are dispersed, but they may rally IN
Northampton. The Union men from Ac-
comac are preparing Union flags to hoist
as soon as our troops enter their locality.
FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. l8th.-The
steamers Rhode Island aud Tortoise have
returned from Key West, but brin ing no
news. The Spaulding is expected from Hat
teras tomorrow. Three gun boats have ar
rived en- route for Hatteras to-day.
SALISBURY, Nd, Nov. lSth.-All the
troops, excepting two regiments, left New
town for Dixie yesterday.
A messenger has arrived with flag of
truce. communicating 70 Gen. Lockwood
that those in arms in Accomac had laid
down their arms and claimed protection.
The stars and stripes are floating over
DrummondstOwn
WAsHISGT0N, Nov. 10th. - Information
has been received Of the confiscaton Of
considerable amount of property in South
Carolina belonging to Northern citizens,
Hiram Walbridge Of New York aud others.
The guards have been withdrawn from
the residence of Judge Merrick, and be has
resumed bis seat in the Circuit court bench.
New York, Nov. 19th.-Advices from
Port Royal, per steamer Atlantic, says the
position of our troops is considered safe.
Extensive works are rapidly progressing,
guns are being mounted and intrenchments
extended fourteen miles from the Fort, on
Hilton Head.
1T. Brady has declined the nomination
for Mayor
g. Godfrey Smith has been nominated
for Mayor by Tammany Hall.
The n. Y. Tribune's Washington CORES
pondent, under date OF Nov. 18th, says:
Lord Lyons has not behaved like diplo-
matist since the news arrived that Mason
and Slldell we're at Fort Monroe. He says
Capt. Wilkes must return Mason and Slidell
to the bosom OF the only power which
seems heartily to desire the friendship of
this Republic. Edward Everett, Edward
NJ. Stanton, and Reverdy johnson have
expressed the opinion that our right to
take and keep Mason and Slidell is unQues-
tonable.
The New York Herald's dispatch seys
without waiting to ascertain how far the
act of Capt. Wilkes is justiiable, by the
acknowledged established principles of in
ternational law, some foreign ministers
have allowed themselves to be betrayed
into exhibiting infinitely more passion and
prejudice than judgment and diplomatic in
telligence. A minister from one power
openly declared THAT if Mason and Sidell
had been taken from Spanish ship he
would Immediately have demanded bis pass
port"
In speaking Of the powers of Europe in
terfering in Mexican affairs, Paris papers
say, If the monarchial form prevails the
powers pledge themselves not to use inter-
ventiOn for The profit of any Prince in par
ticular.
ST. JOINS, Nov. l9th.-The United King.
dom, from Glasgow, Nov. 7th for New
York, arrived this (Tuesday) morning. The
convention respecting the Mexican expedi-
tiOn says that the invading powers shall not
seek territorial advantages for themselves,
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