Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17
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attac Z Plymouth. The delay eau. ed by tAe inef-
6cien. OF an acting Brisajier allowed their es-
| cape.
| 70. Tne rebels were found heavily massed With
large 70 CO .here. Ii Was deemed impoiiuc to At
| tack them Some Of the expeditios had arrived
| At Washing ton
The renel ,at works near Wilmington were en-
trely d.s,ro,, Il by the gunboat klias, ~ithou,
loss on side.
NEW yoRK. Nov. Is.
The Herald b. IS the following peci.i.
nashville, Nov u
Maj General / .". cri,'enaen and staff have
arrived.
Part # Gen Crit enden's corps, under Genera al
Mat hews and t3en.. al Woods division, entered
Lebanon, Tennessee, on the 10Th driving Morgan's
rebel cavalry out Th. c.p'ured large amonn!
os four, bacun, wheat,t oots and shoes, mues, and
some pr soners.
On the next morning A'organ made dash on
Wooi's camp. eight lies ivom Lebanon and esp
tured thirty men.
On the morning Of the 9th Palker's brigade en-
| cred Gallatin and enceunte ed 300 Of Morgan's
men and captured thirty Of them, and one piece
Of artillery.
Al! OF Morgan's cavalry gained General Breck
| inridRe At MurireesbUr., aud il IL tuFpo ed lsit
with him or Chattanooga, whithef l-rse rebel
io,ce is gong.
IL is reported upon undoubted authority that
Immense Quant.tie of rebel arms and supplies
collected opposite Chattanooga, vii fscil-
| The latest reports place Bieckinrdge's force 1T
| 10000.
| GENERAL Cheatham and force Of rebels is report
| O.. At Tull ahoma.
The Herald prints q memorial now being
| eignrd by merchants, fnancieis, and others.
| r~comneudng the return by the Goveruul-nt
1 to tpeciai payment on all bulls irou. $40 down
ard the i--ue OF legal tender coupon bonds, a
, s2o. So" slUo 5000. 81 900 aud $4,000, .sci'
having 20 years to run, beaitug Interest at
| IL pr c-nt.
Thr Mrolds Washington dispatch cay Gen.
| Van AI!sn viii probably succeed Gen. " Wads-
| ~.rth as Military GovernIr OF The Di.trict oi
| I. lnu bia
| IL also gives q rnmor ,ha. Col. &. II Gross
man viii succeed Gen Meigs a. Qlait-rn ast.r
General the latter TO have an Important cou.-
| manj iu the field.
TIE steam hi, Glasgow and Harmonic sail
Ell to day .cr EaIote, takihg sl,19s 900 IN
| specie.
The Worlds Washington di.pa,ch e,ates
hat the arr.st OF the two officers OF McCe
/, iaus staff WAS base on technical fault They
!, % not, 1t is believed. bsiong 70 entirey To his
| es.Y that IL WAS their cuty TO follow lin To
| I,.n vi. thou h that was the daty OF two Or
| three a. dc more intimate y attached TO bis er.
| con.
The Phil ~delphia Enguirsrs letter. dated
| Ga,n.sy,ile W., l3 h. sa,s two negro Q were
br uvht ia h..-e yesterday lhey b.th had
been with ,h. !. vel army. On. of them l. .
| prlya,. servant If G.n. lopgstis-,, and tn.
| other was fer,uerly teanst r tor Gen " hite.
bnd vac captured at Hsrp~is Ferry, but has
aeen with the rebel army ever ein = ihe ip-
forma,ion brought ty them - inleies'ihg aho
| valuable.
The, sad Gen Lee vas on the Gordonsvill<
| mil y Y r.
street wac on the Sperryv,Ils losd. near Cui-
| pepper.
| Jackssn's for ces were supposed to be on the
! opposite side Of the Waterloo Bridge. within .
snori distance OF our forces, which are Iylng
| near here
| Gen A. p Hill was somewhere nsar Front
| Royal, willie the other Hui va. with Jackson
/ A few Days since Longetreet snid that he
/ soon .x, ,ected that a battle would b- fought 10
the n-ighhorhood OF Culi +pper or R,irahan-
| ,ock II pressed too hard by the Yankees the
| rel els intend falling back on Got vile or
Rich 'uond.
! Tn. !, uf.derate army is making every pre-
psra,i,.n TO- the impending battle. which they
anticipate,
| WASHINGTON, Nov. Il
| One of the HrcN corrcsp nderts inst arrived
| from iiarpers Ferry eport, that Stohewali Jack
| son m.ved his toices l.. the vicinit, of Front
| Royal His army i. now encamped at fe"iown,
| seven miles from Winch. Z, 7, on tho hninney
| turnpike. His furce is esiim attd at rom % uuo
| to Az 900. All agree that he ha. with him iorty
pieces Of artillery.
| Special to Tribune.
| It is reported that the rebels hsve ccuricd
| Thoraton and chester Gaps, in Burnsi les reer in
! force.
Special to Times.
| Information having been received by the War
| department that certain .Iiit.ry con sders II
Kentucky have, in violation Of the ac' Of Con
| grass, been returning fugiivc slaves within our
lines 10 10 al rs we'll AS rebel masters the Secro
tsry War has ord red the repor, Of all .nga- ed
| IN such Iransac inns to be made 10 Ike v ar De-
| partment in order that officers hus v,-ati ng tie
laws oi the Z. 5. may be uly punished
Lieut. Rogers, OF the staff Il the rebel General
| A. r. Hill. vas captured 'o-day by COL Pr cs's
] cavalry. while visiting his family near Leesnurg.
' He says ia. kson will be in Cumb be- land within
twenty y-iour houre
similar rumors OF Jacksons movements are re-
{ sived from Harpef's Ferry.
Harms FERRY, Nsv. IA.
A contraband has made his way here who states
that % has oyerhenri high Officers in the rebel
service siil reiRGining the valley converslng
cuncerni e the an Of operat ons.
Acc-rdi, e % this nexfo's statement they are 10
send n stron,' body OF cavalry 70 make rAid oe-
tween this %, ut Of Burn ide's army and the ro-
to nae, at 6ingtoD, attack iu detail I'll 20
SIN al Union tore e they can reach at Leesou'g
elor where, ard ia the mean time send force of
Infantry and artillery to hold '-ig.l In check Or
engage hi ~, to PREF snt him from interfering with
this proposed rad.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
The Washington 81 ar Vt this evening has tho
following:
Man assAs JUYcsroN Nov. IA.
The latest infurmatlv from Atrenton sStisies
mo that tue tune since 3u, inside as, amsd com
maud has been Pr. ftabiy spent in periecing
amy arr .ngeaents tv v. rst the enemy when the
grand clash vi arms takes place.