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NV YosE, Nov. l5.-The Herald has
letter from Newbcrn 9th. Gen. Posters AIN
was At WILLIAMSON. on the ssh. under order
20 march 20 plymouth. on the oh, thence
embark In transports fof Newbefn. Thl
movement so far ~ reaching certain places
WAS successful. But the main object was &
capture two rebel regiments that had BEEF
sent 70 attack Plymouth The delay cause,
by ineficisucy Of an acting Brigadier allow
I ell their escape.
A reconnaissance was made within five
miles Of TATbOFO The rebels were found
heavily massed with large force. and IL wa.
deemed imp0litic 10 attack them. Some OF
the expedition bad arrived NJ Washing ION. :
The rebel salt-works near Wilmington were
entirely destroyed by the Gunhoat- without
any loss on our side
The Herald has the following lecial.
NASHVILLE, Nov. l2-Msi. Gen. Critten-
deus corps under Gen. Matihev and Gen.
Woods division. entered Lebanon. Tenn,
on the l0sh. driving out Morgan rebel cav.
airy. They captured a large amount OF
-four, bacon. wheat, boots, and shoes. mules
and some prisoners. Next moraing Morgan
made dash on Gen. Woods camp. eight
miles from Lebanon and captured 80 men
On the morning 0i the sgh, Parker'- brigade
entered callatin. and encountered 500 OF
Morgans men capturing ~ men and one
piece Of artillery.
All Morgan's cavalry joined Gen. Breck
eaFidgo AZ Murlrsesboro. and IL is supposed,
leit With him for Chattanooga. whittier a
large rebel force y going.
II Is reported upon good authority that al
immense amount % rebel arms and supplies
facilities for transportation across the river
Latest reports place breckenridge force
a. ~ 600
Gen. Cheaihsm'- force IS reported At Tul
lahoma.
NV YORK. Nov. Il The Herald prints
memorial new beias signed by merchants,
hnanciers a others .foco amending the return
by the Government 30 specie pawn M on all
bills from s20 down. and the ISSUE Of legal
tender coupon bonds OF SEQ $50 slO0 s50O
sl0nn and $1,000 each having twenty wears
% ran. and bearing interest az Tour and
hall percent
The Herald. Washington dispatch ~sy-
Gen Van Allen will probably succeed Gen
Wadsworth ~ Military Governor OF the Dis
tfict of Columbia. 1, also give. a rumor
that Col II Crosman will succeed Gen Meigs
~ Quaftefmaster General The latter i to
have an important command IN the field
INV lons, Npy. 18th The steamers
Glasgow AMI Harmon sailed today for
Europe. taking 81 .19s 600 ia agccio.
The Worlds Washington dispatch states
that the arrest Of the two officers of McClel
lan's stan was based on technical fault
They did not II j. believed. belong 40 en-
tirely % his staff that il was their duty TO
follow him % Trenton. though that was the
duty oi two OF three aids moro intimately
attached 70 his person.
NV Yonk, Nov. lJ-1he Philadelphia
Inquirer letter, dated GAINESVILLE. va 18th.
SAYS TWO negroes were brought IN here yes
tctday They both had been with the rebel
army. One OF them h private servant of
Gen. Longstred and the other was formerly
teamster for Gen White and Vas captured
at Harpers Ferry. but has been with the
rebel army ever since.
The Information brought by them il in
torestng aud valuable. They say that Gen.
Lee was on tho Gordonsvile road. about
milo from Culpepper
Longstreet was on the Speyviilc rosl
near Culpeppcr.
Jackson forces we're reported TO be on
the opposite side Of the Waterloo Bridge.
within short distance oil our forces. which
are lying near there.
Gen. a. T.. Hill was somewhere near Front
Roya. while the other llll was with Jack
son
A few days since. Longstreet said that he
soon expected a battle would be fought in
the neighborhood of Culpepper or Kappa
hammock. IL pressed too hard by the Yam
KEGS the rebels intend falling back on Cor.
louisville or Richmond
The Confederate army i making every
preparation for the impending battle which
they anticipate.