New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Reports from the Army Of General Leo
EXPLORATIONS TO STAND FIRM.
OPERATIONS BY sTOSEWlLL JACKSON
Trouble with an English Ean.ofws'
New-0rleans.

FoRrRRss MONROE. Tus-dsy, Nov. =, 1904
The hSg-of-truce boat Express arrived at Forrcse
Monroe from Aikens Landing, last evening, Just ~
the Baltimore boat was leaving the wharf Shs
brought no passengers or returned prisoners. Our
officers and guard while at tbe Landing, wore treat
ed rather abruptly by the Rebel guard, no ore being
allowed to step ashore. Col. Aiken lone Of the
Rebel Commissioners not allowed 10 come ou
to the wharf while the Express lay there. The col.
orel's commission has been taken from him, aud he
is denied all communication whstever.
Tie Richmond Dispofeh Of Nov. /, svs:
The recent movements Of onr forces indicate ths
entire evacuation of Northern Virginia. or that theso
moves were made IN reference IN the reported I'd.
vsnce of Mcclellan through London County. From
all can gather we satisfied that general ad.
vance of the cuemys forces is not anticipated, and
that orr Government. which desires sueb q move
meDt on the part of McCsllao, viii be disappointed
for the present The operations Of the enemy, % far
"a transpired, DO not indicate that they will risk an
engagement with the well appointed and highly
disciplined troops Of Gen. LIE. Fro:a Winchestee
ard the country below we have sdyces mp to Thuu.
day. when no movement Of the enemy had taken
pisce along tie Upper Potomac. The report that
Winchester had been evacuated is Incorrect. Oar
cavalry pckes i'll bold their old positions north Of
Bunker Hill and east Of ChaIlestown.
ABUSE IN THE ARMY.
a close Investigation into the management Of the
Commi' ssry's and Qrartermaster's Departments
would disclose degree OF reck'essncss entirely IN.
sxcnsstle and wellcalculated TO depreciae the cur.
rency of the Government, IL it had no other evil
effect. In conversation with number Of farmers
from the Vailer, recently, we were frequently
asked the question whether the Government n.
tended 10 redeem its circulation the inference being
drawn from irs unnecessary expenditure, that Con'
ederate money only being used for the present
exigency and that final reputation would ensuc
ba exrra avgU, of EOyeriinQnt'a
missioDed agente.
Forty pfisoners Of war arrived In this city Rich.
moud) last evening, via the Central train. They
were captured last Saturday, In the vicinity OF
Seven members of tie i2d Mississippi Regiment
were lodged in the Eastern District Prison yes.cr.
terday for acting as bogus city guards.
Il Is evident that Mobile, Charleston. and proba:
bly Savannah, will coon be assailed by the navai
and land forces Of tire Lincoln Government. The
l,es Of these cities wonld not touch tho vital
strength of the South yet II would infct suffering
and Gumili,tion which no sacrifice woald be too
great to prevent.
Mobile cen see in New.OrIeans what she bes 20
expect The occupation Of Mobile by the Unionis;s
would enable them TO penetrate hundreds OF mdes
into the interior Of Alabama and infict imnerss
aamsee upon private and public interests.
Charleston, an especial object OF Federal maNgni-
ty wonld probably BE- made 10 drink the bittercst
cup OF all # she was to pcss into Yankee hands.
We hope that every SoG'berD city will permit itself
to be converted into ashes before surreIdsrng sef
TO the invaders.
The Richmond Waig Of the let says;
The Wilmington Jyaraai of October o. says the
number OF buriais Tue prevlou, day were, whiet,
five. The negroes are going III much more RAPID
than at the outset OF the epidemic. Inc weather 10
cor aud no signs ot frost.
The CAarlestos hie,e3trg gives secount OF the
cgrfur. - fls o.sush 10 ,oo ia. while ON her way
from Nass,u tn that port. Sic was commanded by
Capt. T. :. Libby OF Charleston, tho sane who ran
a prviI.tr from thai por, was captured ond nsde
lis es, pc from The Yankees Z, Bo.ton. The Scotia
when captured Lad on board q valuable cargo 1o6
tuns Of nrie0sloise, consisting Of shoes, blankets
&c. lie t.r # msrqne ana reprisal has been issued
to certain officer of splendid vessel winch Is to
sail soon from s,me Confederate port. The second
ofkcer is H. Charles Csroil Hicks, who for several
n ontas past has rendered eihcieDt service to the
Government.
The Ivttg sass that Cen. Jackson has destroyed
all Of thst portion Of the Baltimore and Oho Rail-
road flom the North Mountain to shepherdstown,
tearing up the r.ils and burning the ties TIE hrss
macbius shops aud depot buildings at Mariinsbars
we're fired and destroyed.
Tie Nag also says'
Tie Secretary Of War has caused sn order to hs
issued II officers, commanding camps Of Instruction
to cause the enrol OF ooBscipts 10 be extended
TO All men not subj Jsct 10 exemption who are 5e-
tween IL and ~ yrass Of aye. j. cannot te dis
Vuised that tho law nucer which this il dore is M
popular, IL lot odious, among large elias Of fls
people.
Recently the Brtish man-of-war Rinaldo az.
rroached the food of Canal street, NswOrlsins, and
assumed u hostile H'ti'lte, demanding iiom tho
authorities the yeease oi James Syme, druggist, sn
Eugiish subje.t, coriined in Fort Pickens, aud
FOR the seizlre Of his peEop aud
property 20 the amoun, 81 100000. Cen. Butler
reaaested ten days TO consclt with Washington au-
thoriies which WAS asseutod 70. The captain OF 'he
Riua,lo is 40 officer of great galhnry, and whose
sympaihies arc said to 10 warmly ~ isyor OF tue
South.
Gen Butler has ias,ied another Infamous order.
lie payment of Debts 10 pessV,s " 10