, 1862-11-22
NO. 40

squadron of the 9Th Pennsylvania regiment,
charged down their flank, while Capt. Pennington
with another full regiment assaulted them with
she'll. The rebels left 10 dead on the field. Our
loss was one killed and wounded. The conduct
of cur cavalry was splendid.
Louisville Nov. 6.-Gen. Hills division of
Rosencrans' army is reported 10 have arrived at
Nashville.
A camp of 2OOO or 5000 guerillas, in the vi
cinity of Caseyville, on the Ohio are making oc-
casional forays in surrounding counties, commit
ting all kinds of depredations. One night last
week three companies of Kentucky cavalry, un-
der Major Hallowy made dash on the guerilla
camp near Munsonville, killing and capturing
16. The rest escaped by rapid flight.
Chicago, Nov THE New Orleans Delta Of
the 9th October, says that on the 10th October
Commander Renshaw attacked the rebel batter
les at Galveston Texas After brief combat we
repossessed the town. The rebels who under
took the defense Of the place behaved almost as
cowardly as Moore and Lowell when at New Or
leans was attacked, firing only about a dozen
rounds. The American flag was raised over the
city, which is now held by a couple of gunboats.
Texas is fallingj we now hold Galveston and Sa-
bine Pass and this is no more than a beginning.
Cairo, Nov 6.-The very latest dates from
Memphis say that no advance has been made by
the rebels from Holly Springs toward the Fede-
raj lines. Our forces occupy the Grand Junction
Railroad. Telegraphc communication has been
re-established -to that place from Bolivar and
Jackson. The Federal troops are anxious for
an advance against the rebels. 1t is believed that
the enemy have brought all their available force
to Holly Springs, with the intention, it believed
of making a determined stand there. The ar
mics, tonight are about thirty miles apart
Washington, Nov. 7th.-Inlormatlon was re-
ceived front yesterday morning to the effect that
Gel. Windham of Gen. Bayards cavalry had
spirited engagement ou Wednesday at New Bal
timore, with the eneay's cavalry and four pieces
of artillery The numbers on each side were
about equal-nearly 800 strong. After short
resistance the enemy were driven off in the di-
recton of the town of Wanenton.
New York, Nov 7.-Heratio Seymour is un.
doubtedly elected [Governor of New York S;atel
by 10000 majority. The Democratic State ticket
is also elected. The Democrats have elected IS
out of 81 Congressman. The Assembly is still
in doubt The probabilities are that the Demo-
Gratis will have a small majority.
Detroit Nov. THE Republicans elected 4
members of Congress- there are two districts yet
in doubt The Republican State ticket is elected
by 5000 majority.
Wilmington, Del, 1SOy. o.-rne OmCaI vote
shows that Cannon (Union) is elected to Congress
by small majority. Temple (DemocraD is also
elected. Two-thirds of the Legislature are Dem
ocratic.
Chicago Nov THE Democratic State ticket
is elected by from $4,000 to 10000 majority
The Democrats also elect two.thirds of the mem
bers of the Legislature, and have a majority Of
one or two in the Senate.
Gainesville, Va Nov. 6th.-General Sigel vis-
tied Thoroughiare Gap to day. The cars now
run on the Manassas Railroad as far as White
Plains, beyond the Bull Run range. All is quiet
along the left wing of the Army of the Potomac
to-day.
New York, Nov THE Times special Gains
vile, Va correspondent, writing on the 9th, says
that another attempt was made this afternoon to
drive in our pickets stationed few miles beyond
New Baltimore. This time a large force advanced
to the attack, but on coming within range of our
guns few well directed shots caused them to
change their front to rear.
Cannon firing was heard to-day in the direction
of Upperville. The cause was not ascertaned,
but it was supposed to proceed from Gen. Stone
mans advance.
Louisville. Nov. THE rebels are reported as
having crossed from Tennessee with large for
aging train, into Whitley county, to forage in that
county and along the Cumberland river. Steps
Rave been taken to prevent this outrage on the
loyal mountaineers, and to stop the rebels from
procuring any subsistence in Kentucky.
Gen. Boyle has sent to Cairo for transportation
to yicksburg of LOO rebel prisoners captured by
Gen. Buell. About 1000 go forward soon.
Rectcrtown, Va, Now CAS- the particulars
OF the fight yesterday al Barbus become known,
more brilliant victory is found to have been
gained. The battle was fought by cavalry alone,
and between the best disciplined that either army
could produce. The rebels were under the com
maud Of Gen. Stuart. and the Federals under
Gen. Pleasanton The final result shows that
the rebels lost 80 killed, who were left on the
| 6eld Thor wounded must have been numerous
Our loss was killed and 10 wounded.
Gen. Pleasanton to-day reports that stonewall
Jackson occupies Chester Gap with his com
mand.
The town Of WaTentown was occupied by our
troops at l o'clock this afternoon.
Five rebels, taken prisoners, stated that their
regiments had gone up the valley. General Bay
ard had a skirmish to-day on the Waterloo road,
killing l, woundng o and taking 10 prisoners,
without any loss on his part.
Gainesville, Va, Nov. Cen. Reynolds
corps of McClellans army took possession of
Warenton yesterday. The rebels evacuated the
place without stopping to fight
Philadelphia, Nov. Com. Pendergrast,
commandant of the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
died this morning Of parayuc attack
The Richmond Whig processes to have infor-
nation that the British man-ofwar Rinaldo re-
Gently approached the loot Of Canal street, New
Orleans and assumed hostile attitude, demand
/ ing from the authorities James Lyme, an English
subject, confined at Fort Pickens, and indemnif-