New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Up to O'Clock this morning wa had received
no further news Of Importance from Gen. BnrnGies !
army. The position and strength ofthe enemy is yet
q matter Of uncertainty.
We have Richmond papers Of the 10th. The
Dispatch, speaking of the recent elections, rdicues
the idea Of restoration Of the Union but says the
peuocrats would cheerfuly vote to estsbsh Slavery
all over the Free States to accomplish such an object
considers the result of tie late elections an ad
vantage to the South Just 80 far as it may restrain
President Lincoln. The Dispatch is troubled about
Yankee movements in North Carolina saying that
there is no longer any doubt that the Yankees
concentrating their forces in the noighborhood Of
Wilmington, with the intention of attacking some
POINT on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
letter from Tarboro of the 9Th inst, says the Yam
lees are marching on thai town with 1900 troops.
They are Represented to lie within fifteen miles Of
The town, sni within one mile Of the Confederate
troops
The first resignation in consequence of the Eman.
cipsGOn Proclamation has taken place. On account
OF he publication of this document, Lieutenant
,Iohnson Of the 17th Kentucky rendered lis re-
sgoation to Majo,-Geueral McCook, when General
military prison in irons. After ten or fifteen days
confinement no charge having been preferred, Gen.
s!oy relieved hi j, ordering him TO JOIN his regi-
r,ent without delay. JobusOn again tendered hi.
resignation on the same grounds, when he was
placed under arrest dismissed fiom the ser
vice IN DISGRACE and his IN mia Of Office stripped
from him in the presence Ct The whole regiment.
Gen. Rosecranss orders the subject were read az
size bead Of the regiment.
--Abou. the middle Of last month the
British frigate Racer by permission Of Flag
Oncer Green. entered Charleston harbor, and
took away, as passenger, the British Consul.
The Consul says that the Rebels have lust
launched powerful ram, and that two more are al
ready for plating with iron, which they expect every
day to arrive from England in an iron-Vlated
.esmor He also reports tue Rebel steamer Easl
vile lying at the month of Sono Inlet, six miles
srom Charleston, watching for chance to run out.
lie reports that there were over two hundred
cases Of yellow fever st Charleston when be left.
ten Grant telegiaphs that an expedition COM
randed by Big.-GeD. Ransom came up with Col.
" oodward's Rebel force-SOO sirong--Des CARROTS
urrg, and, after short engagement killed I6 Of his
ren, among them one captain and lieutenant;
'uOt ~ iuCIUullS QUE captain anu w EtulVI-
a. aud taking % prisoners all their torses and so
L Hes a large nuuber Of and equipments, half
the camps Of WcodwaId's men, including his own,
roofing the whoe coscerD, aud driving them o1t of
the State of Keuiueky. Our loss was three killed, /
and seyen wounded.
On Tuesday night The traitor Breekinridge sent
aag Of truce TO Nashville, from Murireesboro',
,4siug an exchange OF 10 prisoners. The main
Rebel orce is falling back toward the South under
Polk aud Buckuer. Bragg las taken Joe Jonuston's
commend the latter officer being in i'll health Gen.
Rosecrauz has ordered the impressment Of negroes
N Rebels for fatigue duty and has also organized
re,so pioneer corps. Ire weather at Nashville yes
terday stormy
Gen. SchoGeld lie. lroetrate with typhoid fever
e. Springfield. Meanwhile, the Army Of the From
tier tu Missoaril is under the seior officer Of the
division. Gen. Vaughan. commanding in Cay and
Clinton Counties, Mnsl1r, has ordered assoss-
aen. Of $1,000 on ihe disloyal citizens OF tbs
former and s. 600 tie latter lOr the subsistence
of The militia.
Gen. Wool emphaiic4lly deDies thst lie put Col.
Niles in command OF Hsrper's Ferry for which he
Wool was censured BY the late Commi..on
Miles was appointed 10 shat place by Gen. MrCtl-
!su, before Gen. Wool had control Of the DepaIt-
nsnt. Gen. Mcclellan was also censured by tie
Commission for bis neglect u support Miles.
--Sajsr Reid Sanders, son Of the notorious George
Sanders, was captured q fe days since while en-
deayoriDg 70 stea board a vessel of the Virginia
eosa. lie was going to Europe wiki dispatches.
The ship ESCAPED.
- 90 The night Of tie 18th ult. powerful iron
stesus Isn the blockade and got safely into Cbarles
ton. Size was chased aud fred upoaby the Elambe4u,
bn; tle slot made impression.
Col. Ludlow Of Gen. Dix's staff has returned
from Aiken's Landing 10 Fortress Monroe, having
successfully compls,ed arrangements for tho ex-
change OF all prisoners Of war.
Gov Brown Of Georgia in biz Message 70 the /
Legislature last week. took strong ground agsins-
tns Confederate Conscript law.
Richmond papers report a considerable lose 10 .
their side in the fight of Monday week. They also
expect q severe battle very soon.
--Lieut.-Gen. SCOTS rejoiader to ex-Plesident
Buchanan is published. Il pretty efgsciualy demol-
i,hss the Old Public Functionary.
GENERAL NEWS.
BY the City Of Baltimore, which arrived here
.ssterdav and the Nova.ScOtian which Wag boarded