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TUE LEBELS CLAIM A YECTcKi

Asususl, The rebels claim ayiatnTy, slthauEh
driven from The field =. South Mi;ia allI give
the union less in killed, wounded aiI missing
nj $50, and say ltie- ofn lys-; is estimated 81
$50, including Z Coion.i, is" Ma1fs ana
twenty line CIiicers.
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live contradiction OF tie report That Secretary
Weles was 10 be superseded as head Of Liz
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REPsL BATTERY At WARWICK 7sxry.

a dispatch received Ay tLr Ws'. !arast
sHont ir-'i t;cn. McDicli.r 9. rel.s
.. =. -. Co., 80. -. =. u:ls
carr'nd 4: all early four aste,d:y rlarr!ns, hy
company Of the lst Masse aAusrt!: regiment
as soon az CIR mcu were Seen approaching
the parapet, the rcbeis, with ih1r a:nsi brave
ry, ran OGc iOss Y:,H k,loG and l3 euuHi
ed. Tia rapid movements nf tas Te;.a,a APPEAR
10 haze saved Lacn: .r3in ;ra ..ui!.:s o. cuI
gallant soldiers, III H. n.ea.aa .! l.;.: Gp9a
ihrir side is made.
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Ai(bu!onG Enqurrrr,
rr,r>pAr MORNING, MAY II, ,lse2.

81 iYL:l, WISE s ALLEGNE.
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GEN. McDOwELL's ADvANcs.

WAsHwGToN, April 25. 1852
The correspondent Of the Herald at Frcde'-
icksEurg5cnds the following:
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t>HpSNS'o'IJy
j. R. TUCKER.

''a. 5onS LE7cHER, Governor oi Va
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II. Mr.. Charles WiG:;7, Super 5iGlienjent of
the Con!rabants, is empowered 20 grant PassHs
10 colorfd persons 10 go 10 H..:Ipion, Fox Hill,
and within the lines, ant 10 cn;iTa.n :he
ground srd use the property o. r.hc!s. In .r.'s
against the Government, or who nave snsn-
MAO. Genera! V'ooI"
NM. D. WHlprIg, A&ss isn't -1ijatan; CT
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.r.h1:IsG nrNoR From YoRKrows.

Il il ru5uo.cd here from Yorktown that the
RGhe'; "ppreo.afing tno mastery stratcgetioal
movetneG IS Of Mct!lcilan, rrcantly cyucGtcd
by his Genolals, have cifared 10 c:ptula:c
upon certain conditions. /: Is generally hs.
licved hero shat the f,tc of Yn,kloTT is seal
ed ard will b. OUrs in q feT DAYS:
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or EIEGr'',
FORTRESS MoHRo4:. .ipril l., IS@2
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their delivery At tho points q. which her captain WIN .,

their delivery At the points a. which her captain WIN D.
instructed 10 stop
PAcIFrcATIoN OF TIE cHIPPswA INDIANS.
1he Commissionsr Of Indian Affairs (r. Dols) today
received letter from the Secretary Of the In.
terror r Usher) dated ST. Paul. in which he says there
is no prospect whatever Of any dculries with the Chip
pswa Indians, as was some time ago apprehended Tno
head chief Of that tribe says they have no complaint
have enough 10 eat, and oontented and happyn j.
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR HARRIS.
Senator Ira Harris. Of New York. Is among the asrvss
here today
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths of soldiers announced--
John Hatland, Company c. One Hundred and First New
v. R. Ennis, Company G, One Hundred and Seven
teenth New York
Theo Bedon, One Hundred and Fifty fourth New York.
tieth Pennsy ylvana.
Marian Carbaugh, Company d, One Hundred and rnir-
Leonard BROOKS Company B, First United States Chas
scurs.
VIM. NcCune, Co. G, 105th New York.
Jas. T. Jones' Co. E, l49h Pennsylvania. 4
Joshua Powers, Co. n 10th New Hampshire. -
John Rowe, corporal, Co. A, 7th Now Jersey.
VIM. Davis, Co. G. Il5th Pennsylvania.
4 aman HammDss ~ sisps is,pRs s4,'ssy
THE POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES NOT SUBJECT 70 DRAFT.
Tho following letter has been addressed the Post
master General In answer 70 inquiries about exempts
from draft
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1862
To Hon. Mr. BLAIR, Postmaster General
SIR directed by the Secretary OF War say that
postmtsers and assistant postmasters clerks
post Offices, bona fde and regularly employed con-
tractors, regular and sworn mail carriers horseback
drivers Of mail carriages actually and so
employed all ferrymsn employed on a ferry or post
road the special agents of the Post Office Department
its route and local agents and other agents duly
appointed and in charge of mails liable TO draft
for military service In the United States.
BY order Of the SECRETARY OF WAR
e. P. BUCKINGHAM, Brigadier General and Assistant
jutant General.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

xaon Of Florida win be successful In practice Is
beautiful In theory But, be that may the military
expedition, although II may not DO very active yet Il
must be prominent, and the eore desirable Captain II
Of course, almost went OF the handle Captain Hanar
thinks he is tan enough 70 fresh breeze .here is
any going Catain p Is back with the train LEI him
a. Bowling Green; viii be up ia few days We are
10 a regiment.
Colonel II. is as disagreeabe a. ever am afraid you
viii be responsible for the Decentralization OF your staff
for leaving II in such company can have few days
IN ONO, 70 get my horses should like g. my road 10
JOIN you IN the East think nexpedient 10 bring any
tnng except horses and the
box the mess chest and all that kind OF stuff, will
leave The horses in good ccndton-they stood the
march finely.
We are now marching about i've miles per day the
pike from Louisville to Bardst0wn. Each day have
little skirmish with the enemy few cavalry that have
been soaring Buell. since he left Huntsville One
thousand cavalry will keep Buels army line Of battle
at q distance Of nvc miles. Yours, as ever,
. o. q SWAIN
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
The Rebel Losses.


From the savannah Republican. Nov IL
Our ss 10 Killed and wounded at Fort DoDelson may be
roughly csnatel 500 at RoaHoke and the North
tAruna coast 600 at Ekh0u 500 at Shiloh, 10 900
: Wilismsburg. seven Pines aud before Richmond
2Novo IL the valley II the Shenandoah. 600 at Cedar
rs 600 q the second battle Manassas, 5000: at
Booastih ahdSfamptoa gans 900 4, shsrtshurg, 10
co. at tornth, 900 VI pefryvto, zoe and 600 for
tb se wa haNess sHen ~ onposts. ~ gkirmishce. &c
These figures added together make the fghfu sum of
1000 Of this number would he o. say that one
thri, 5000, are naw ~ ttsr gtavos having either
bsen Killed right or dcc Of their ouas Quite A. meny
probably more, ba,e died fran sickness 10 this should
he siic ~ 0c for tIose WHO have been MANNED
sud whose hesih bas leeu tuined for lie. Tlsis our
ioss ~ ies nossLs o. The vcseDt year may he est.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
The Recent Murder at Sea.

Nov. 21-The particulars OF the alleged murder
board the packet ship Robert L. Lane reported in
yesterdays HERALD. The accused, Michael Moore was
given INTO the custody OF the United States Marshal by
the har6or police on charge of having murdered Captain
Bryer, the Of that vessel while on voyage from
Liverpool to this port, the 1st Of November. Five
0ther seamen oi the same vessel also arrested
brought TO the Marsls Office in irons; but
leased BY tho police officer and three held examination
on charge OF mutny and attempt kill the officers Ono
seaman named Patsey, killed by the mate during the
afay which followed the wounding Of the captain who
received FIVE stbs from the knives OF tho
survived thirty The examination into the case
was postponed.
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The Latest Rebel TelegrAms.
PROM TEX WEST.

MomLg, Nov. Is, 1862
special despatch 70 the Advertiser and Register dated
Oksiopa Mississippi. Nov II, says scout has Just
rived IN Satllo from between Purdy and Cornth who
reports that he six hundred wagons passing from
Corntb Jackson Tennessee onded with stores Five
regiments Of infantry and two Of cavalry guarding
the train and driving beeves The enemy have small
forces at Bethel, Glendale and Cor'nth.
They told the citizens AS they passing from that
place 20 Jackson that they were gong 10 fan back
Jackson and Memphis.
Fifteen TO twenty armed slaves left from point
miles north OF here this msrning making their way TO
the aboitiopists at Jorinth. body of cavalry had
started in pursuit
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
PETERSBURG, Nov. I5. 1862.
The Methodist Conference will meet 10 morrow at the
Washington street church, In this place large number
Of ministers already here Bishop Early will preside
NEWS PROM KNOXVILLE.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. II, 1852
We have advices from Memphis the 10th met, in
clusve. II s said thagPorter's feet viii attack yicks
burg il pass the bar al President Istapd
Gold Is selling Ia Memphis at forty per cent premium
over Ercsnbacks About eight hundr ed bales cotton
per week being in from West Ienneesee-none
from Arkansas or Mississippi.
western meu W the abolition army said TO be
ANXIOUS Tor reace.
All the negroes in the vicinity OF Memphis have left
tLer owners. lyery abolition officer ips a black ser.
want gurboa guarcs the ri weekly steamers to Caro-
The order expcne certain families Of Confederate sol
diers wns bot enforced
General rrces in fue spirits aud eager 10
svengs the s. nj 1orinth.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival OF the Flfty-second Massaeh hu-
setts Regiment.


Arrival OF the Fifty-second Massachu-
setts Regiment.
The above regiment arrived in this city yesterday
morning, and camped in the Park Barracks
They number nearly THOUSAND men, and are 10 be
attached General Banks division. The following arc
the onAcers;--
Fed aid Ssa6-ColoDel, Hubert s. Greenleaf; Liec-
tenant Colonel, Samuel Johnston: Major Henry VIM.
Adutant Jeerd ~ Decker: Surgeon, Frederick A. Saw
yer Assistant Surgeon John H. Richardson; Chaplain,
John r. Moore.
Company A-CaptAin, Alanson B. Long; First Leuten-
ant Ebenezer j. Hultsrt Second Lieutenant Franklin c.
Severance.
Company B-captain, Alvah Perry Nelson; First Lieu
tenant Leonard Rice Second Lieutenant John w. Bud
dngton.
fompony C-Captain, Mark II Spaulding First LIeutep
ant, EdwinC Clark second Lieutenant, John Hillman
Company D-Captain, Horace Hosford: First Iieuten
ant Samuel y. Edwards; Second Ieutsnsat, Oliver Ed
serton.
. Csmpcpy F-Cap'ain, Joseph A. Richmond; First Lieu
tenant snse X. Bradford Second Lieutenant Samuel X.
Blackwell
Company f-Cap.aia Lucien n Stone: First lieuten
ant Alphonso A. Ballou: Second Lieutenant, Marshall
Siesrn
Company G-Captain. George Bliss. First Lieutenant
Justin T. kellogg Second Lisutcnant Asa Adams Spear
Company H-Captsin, William Perkins; First Lieuten
ant, ?. Alonzo Williams: Second Lieutenant, Malcolm
Bridgman.
Compoap E-Cap,an Charles r. Tlc.ton; First Iieuten
ant, Lucirs C. Taylor; Second Lieutenant, James W
Glarks.
coanJ.,ry K-Captan Edwin c. Bissel; First Lieu,en
ant, Lewis Ciapp Second Lieutenant Henry Billings
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Senator from Georgia.

rTUm tDe hlCHMUnu FHqui' er. NOV.
The telegraph yesterday announced the election
Judge Charles jenkins 10 The Confederate States Senate
70 I'LL the vacancy occasiened by The resignation
1combs Since that resignation and to the present time
the vacancy has been filled, pro tmpore, by Senator
lewis on the appointment OF Governor Brown. Judge
jenkins, politician, belonged to the old whig school
and enjoyed national reputation He rendered.
believe, position in Fmores Cabinet. but declined
H. AS Chief Justice OF the Georgia Supreme Court Judge
jenkins delivered its decision favor OF nhat Is
known the Conscrpt law.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

posr OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS FOR GRE ,T
Il Britain and the Continent. via Southampton and B,e-
per New York and for ireland via On.eus
per City OF Baltimore will close al THE once
SATURDAY., the 22d day OF EoTember, I0,, O'Clock A. NJ
aud Mt the up town stations as follows STATIONS B
Y" ~ ssnons ana s'2V 4. ~, station L, s0a A.
ABRAM wAKEMAN, Postmaster
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mated Al rs 0C0 men, who have either psrshed or oeen
disabled II the whole truth known they woio pIo
baby reach hundred thousand BY the eid OF the
for the eeahs from disease in hospitals IN camp ana
home generally exceed those in battle For every year
the continues must expect our CASUALTIES W W
quite a. heavy they have been the present.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
From the soushyest.

hohiF- NOV. IL 1867
A special TO the AduNfisr oHd k,,istsr, dated Able
Vile lih ssys our cavalry again occupy Holly spring.
Miss that The enemy have retired 70 Grand janc,O
aud Bolivar
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Died.

Died.
FRyRts.--M Clear Springs Hospital, WILLIAM Fprp,p.
private of Company A, Twenty first regiment New Jer
ssy Volunteers
The funeral wH take place ON Sunday afternoon a. tvo
O'Clock, from h late residence SO York street jersey
City, " J.
(Sor 0iAer Deaths Sc: Sscoad Pace.t
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Personal In nteliirence.

Commodore NJ. Maury Dnd j. IT. Morgan or the Con
federate Navy Mcsrs. Ferguson and Iatby of The Con-
federate Army; Captain A. Ic Not and s. Murdock cr
Cbareston @. D. Recouby and C. j. Campbell OF Mobile
have reached HALIFAX u the steamer Delta, from Bermuda
70 take passage for Europe
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The New Secretary Of war.


James A. Seldom, ESQ.,, OF Goochlsbd county, Va. has
Been appointed Secretary of War; to fiji the vacancy
stoned by the resignation OF General G. w. Randolph.
While Mr. Scddon has not been great deal in public posi-
son be has always borne high reputation for ability
and ssgscious staiesmanshlp. IL VIII be remembered
that Mr.. Secdon Of the commissioners sent by
the Virginia Legislature 10 attend the Peace Conference
Washington, the close Of Buchanan administration
He represented the Richmond district In the United States
Congress from lSSs 70 lsai, and from ls49 70 1sSl
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
~>>>~~~e-'-~s<e~>s~>~--
Another Change i'm the Rebel
Cabinet.
James A. Seddon the New Sec
retary of War.
DEATH OF WILLIAM BALLARD PRESTON,
&C., &C., &C.
Movements or Lees Army.

We have the Richmond papers Of the lsth They
contain important news.
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s stated that Captain Samuel A. Miller, Of the Twen
~ second Virginia regiment has been elected Congress
70 All the vacancy occsioned by the resignation Hon
A. G. Jenkins
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DHEuMArIsMi /

~ WHO HAS ITf
has been confesedy nowrdacd by thousands he
have used them, that the Gavano Electro Metallic Inss
are tne only preventive aud cure Sold by all drnvess
ana shoe dealers generally Price 81. sent by mail 81
Send for circular.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
Confederate senator Elected.



Berschel V Johnson was elected Confederate senator
to-day.
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MfseellnneOus.


sALr EXCITEMENT IN GEORGIA.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. ls.
ladies in that nace had gone 70 the State depot de-
manded OF agent some salt He directed them TO the
Commssarys oflce when they repaired sn,.ner ano de
which supplied their immediate wants. II is reported
say. the that this same thing was done a.
several other places on the state road.
From the Richmond Enquirer OF Nov. 1871
PRISONERS.
One hundred and Ten abolition ss captured few days
ago sncksrE Feffy. arrived last evening and were
logged in the Libby prison, ~%~-y STap "a,
THE yASkEE COUNTERPART CASE. ~
The casc Of Charles Lindner and Frederick Gr0pe,
charged with circulating Confederate Yankee notes.
concluded before the Mayor yesterday Lindner was die
charged, as il appeared his part Of the CIRCULATION
innocensy done. Grope was held for further examna
ton
HAwLYy's CAVALRY.
This well disciplined company is doing excellent
service below Richmond and have recently accomplished
several very desirable, but for the present unmenon
The leading editorial speaks Of the utter hopelessness
Of negotiation by foreign Powers long the lasts
and says this is not the doctrine which has existed
among nations heretofore. France recognized tho colo
MES long before the ended Bnt thank Heaven,
are not dependent OH the avors OF outsiders. While We
shonld like justly earned rights, inde-
pendencc on none but Him who rules tho nations We
viii but arouse ourselves the more and fight the harder
RALNGH, N. g., Nov. IT, 1862
A gentleman from Albemarc county says there
Yankee gunboas the Albemarlc Sound that they have
gone to James river.
This is cxplicabe by either the hypothesis that the
enemy are coming upon from Fredericksburg,
about TO be transported 10 the Suffolk line Of advance
IL indicates work however, one side the other.
The news from the United States tells that the Moni
tor has steamed down the Potomac from Washington,
perhaps 10 take part in the movement.
General Gustavus w. Smith is officiating as secretary
OF War, General Randolph having certainly resigned that
position
The season for wild fowl is now in its glory, but, un-
fortunately for city sportsmen, little amusement of this
kind can be had, owing the scarcity of powder and
shot Persons residing down the river who eave had op
porunities tor collecting quantities OF powder and ball from
the battle fields have the fun exclusively to themselves
Every day loads Of wild duck geese brought TO
our markets. also partrdges, and sold at tremendous
prices.
The Th:rtieth Virginia regiment lost in the fight at
Sharpsburg, September II hundred and sixty one
killed and wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
The Fourth Regiment Corcoran's Irish
Legion.

The fcrrh regimen, Of the Corcoran Legion, under
command Of Colonel NJ X. Bryan. is TO be eucsmpcd
a, The Ccnrcvlle Course. Over three hundred of the
regiment. however are al present at Newpors News
From recruiting and consolidation the Fourth will @ out
~ fun regiment. Captain James Brice, ot the Fourth
arrived here Yesterday IRON Newports News bushes
connected with his ziion. and 10 at present stay
ing al IOvcoys Hotel. Captain Brice goes 20 rcoin
hs couirany Thursday Hc reports everything al
Newpprts News in connection with the Pcgon as going
quite pfosperousy. General forcsran, however we
sorry 10 say has been hat nfsposed the
past few days. Cnlcue Mcnorn,tis regiment, the one
Hundred AMI Seventeth New - state Volunteers are
now al Newports News. Adj w. - Nernam Of the
Fourth, ism The city. daily aica - the Interests OF his
regiment Colonel Bryan remains camp. and exhibits
his usual activity in providing ior the comfort and well
being ot his men
The New York herald., 1862-11-22


Dt& TInnidny. Mozart.
i -. James Fitzgerald.
PEOPLES UNION AND REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
James Dennis, for Alderman the Twenty first ward
Councilm anic Nomin a tions0
DiSs 1dn,mdfsy Mozart.
1-John Healy. Michael Madigan.
Charles Riley. j. Mcnamara
Morgan Jones. M. Brophy.
7. II. Keenan,. John Bush
James Sandiord. Daniel Brophy
James Hayes. Michael Doody.
2-Adjourned TO Monday. Adjourned TO Monday
3-Jonn Houghtaling. John Houghtaling
John G Haviland. John g. Hayiland.
John P. Cav. John r. CAV
James Murray. James Murray.
George McGrath. George McGrath.
Richard O'Bren Richard O'rrien.
4-l)avid Fitzgerald. James Crowc
Patrick Russell r. bowling
John Brice. J. II. Stairn.
Alexander Brandon Valentine Cook.
William Joice. Thomas Nolan.
Candidate at Large. Candidate al Large
Valentine Cook. William G. Higgins.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

From the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. 10
We are sorry 10 learn ron the Wki9 that William
Ballard Preston OF the Confederate Senator's from
Virginia died at his residence in Montgomery county
the 10th instant.
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omestic observation-disclosures Andersen
on the Legal Stage.

cUFHENE CUUKT-SPECTAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.
Nov. IA writ OF habeas corpus issued by Mrs.
Anderson, wife Of the well known necromancer for tho
production of two Of her children (grls) who it was
alleged, were about TO be taken by their father TO
foreign country Mr.. and Mrs Anderson have for
some time living separate, by consent, from incompati
blty Of temper The young ladies' very interesting
and were neatly dressed. The eldest somewhere about
sweet seventeen made statement the Judge the
domestic relations between her parents but they wcrc
not intended for publication.
Judge Barnard gave sage advice the disputans
and remarked that the eldest daughter would be liberty
to make her own election. II the matter is amcably
arranged the Judge will refer il TO Mr.. J. B. Haskin
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
North Carolina Consid cred . Dead Weight
to the Rebels.

NEwBEHS n c., Nov IA, 1862.
An intelligent man just from Murfreesboro, N. c., says
that is currently reported that JEFF. Davis is debating
the proprety Of abandonment Of the rebel jurisdiction
North Carolina. serious difference
him and Governor Vance Davis has speeringly called
North Carolina dead weight TO the conedcracy.
Boston, Nov. 21 1862.
The steamship Mississippi arrived here from Ncwbern,
n. c.. this morning.
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General Howell Cobb.

The Charleston Courier announces that General Howell
Cobb has been assigned TO the command OF the
Yarment bounded by the suwarce and Chattahoochee
SIvers, IN Florida and Southw estern Georgia.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

OrESIsa RAnwv TO EfTEsss The smyrnn Mail
gives Of the opening Of the Ottoman Railway 10
Ayasocok, or Fl hesus which took place the 18th Of
september, Mehemc' Resbd Pacha, the Governorefene
raj OF Smyrna, being present on the occasion special
train conducted the Governor the representatives ~ the
various consus and the officials OF the railway along the
line On the arrival Of the party at Ephesus the opening
the hhe was announced by telegraph TO the Sultan Al
the station the authorities performed the midday prayer
Ard aterv ards, the line, the consecraon prayer
- read " AIAbic.