The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

Nav loRK, Nov. l. According to recent
information from Mexico. received via Ha-
yana. about one half of the French troops
amounting to nearly l. 600 men had arrived
and were ordered Immediately 10 Orizaba.-
Ii is thought the Qualifications at Orizaba
have been selected as basis of operations
and that the expedition for the city of MeNi-
60 was TO start in December
NKw YORK, Nov. l.-Advices from North
Carolina state that Gov. stanley had pro
posed an interview with Gov. Vance. Should
this bc declined he asks the latter to appoint
commissioners TO confer with him on State
and public affairs.
The rebels have two iron clad guuboats
up the Roanoke river, which Will soon be
ready for operations
The Times Washington special says Col.
Windham. with n cavalry force. was, ut last
accounts. driving tina reas guard OF the re
bels, Gen. Walker force. through Ashley
Gap. Another detachment Yesterday drove
tho enemy into their retrrat Ia Thoroughfare
Gap
4 despatch % the Times says reliable in
formation Is received that several immense
iron-clad frigatos are being constructed IN
England for the rebels.
The Times Washington correspondent
again says that Gen. Longstrect was at Pc
tersburg. and will command the rebel army
moving TO attack Suffolk.
Gen. Dix is said 10 be strong IN the be-
lief that the attack i 10 be made there and
AT Yorktown. and at Fortress Monroe.
From fles Of tho Nassau Guardian. We
learn the steamer Bonita had arrived from
Liverpool with cargo Of brass. iron, qui-
nine. &c.
ri :. -. 60. II 1..t.,s.. .e,..i, Il 4. .
Nassau on tho 10th. enroute 10 Key West.
with her shaft damaged.
The Guardi'n SAYS the pilots Of tho port
have been forbidden. under penalty of
deprivation to bring in any belligerant yes
sci ia future. unless the permission of the
/ Governor j. first obtained.
The Guardian contains a letter from Sec
rotary Seward 10 Secretary Wclle-. dated
/ August lilh, Rlativc 70 tho chase Of the
British steamer Herald by tho Adriatic with.
in a MARITIME league of the island OF New
Providence lftho commander Of the Adri-
F.. ATTIC committed such an act he inexcusably
! violated the IA, of nations. and reparation
/ ought - be pronpily made.
The President desires notice 10 be given
1 to all cot11andsrs Of American vessels of
! war 20 adhere srictls 10 the principle that
! the maritime orisdictinn OF every nation
covers fun msinc league from the coast
ana acts Of hosiilis within such distance are
strictly forbidde,.
NV York, NV. THE Edinburg from
Liverpool 18th. via Queenstown 10th. ha'
arrived.
GarAr BRIrlAs-A circular has been pub
lished from Mr.. Seward TO the dplomice and
consular agents. relative 10 the emancipa-
ton proclamation lie draws a hopeful con
clnsion from thapresent condition of affairs
tie says the relrls must understand II the
per- = lmposingthe choice between dissolu-
ton at the Covenment. and the abolishin.
slavery X i.ihe Union and not slaverl
that musg De- mafained. while all good an,
use men ofsii ,en;ries must recognize th'
measure a. jassnd proper military act, in
tended to ieliserihe oountry from terribl
var.
They viii rectnize al the me time th'
moderation and magnanimiiy With whic
our government; proceeds IN 80 solemn Al
act
The Times sat this circular dcprives IN
American government Of the right hereafte
% srrcal 10 itscmancipAtion decree a.
measure four1c on moral principle q
Sesaul reduces / - a mere military act
The Globe 2v i Gladstone had a c4bi
ret secrst - KEEP Ia American Affairs. B
. would doubtless ave keFs il, Consequent
i niers that be sAs simply taken the i
cense Of a public nan 70 give his individa:
opinion IL thins cabinet minister 1
should have 5eeEunofe guarded IA his es
frr-sions-