Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-01
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Wilmington to be GarrisoAed
by Negro Soldiers.
Destitute TeInssseeans Floeking n
to kentscky.
NEGRO iNsURREcTIoN At ST.
VINCENT.


Nav YORK, Oct. 81.
The steamer Haze has arrived here with New
bern, \. Z. dates of the 25th inst. The Wilmjn .
ton JournM announce. the arrival there OF seven
negro feginens TO garrison the town and forti n.
cations during the sickiy season. They have been
cncamped for the las six months under tho in
struc.lon OF white officers.
The ton,msrcsat says he armv of the Potion A.
will hereafter consist Of three gra nd armies. nine
co'ps. thirty divisions. and seventy Yr eades The
lst grand army viii consist uf tho corls Of Cen
Reynolds. io-ter and Franklin under ca. sr.,
fook-r. The "a sil consis. ofths corps of Gems
ouch, wilcox, and o,ocnm, under comm and Of
Gen ;iurLsde. The 81 army will CONSIST of item
Coxs and teo other corvs to whom permansn,
comn,anis have No: yet been assigned, under
Gen. sumner
ihe Commer~ial's Washineton letter savs n.
Vernon ixth. 18TH l4'b, 18th and 10Th Rexi.
nishts under Acting Brig. Gen. blunt c,o.s.d
Iona bridge into Va. thursday.
Advices from Newbern state that there is r.h
ell force Mt Kingston 10 miles up the Neuce river.
The shores are lined With new and powerful hat
teYes.
1he gunboat Sentinel hns, however. mad. +.
reconnaissance within two three miles of
hiag.ton, shelling out some Of tho hatte,jea
No fears are entertained for the safety Of W ash.
ing 'on, as the maine artillery, coo strong are
now there.
. he tug Leslie has arrived, BRING sg the seanen
Who were picked up IN the Chea.,eks bav nm
Ntdne day last by The steamer Dau,el W.bs,o,
They state that they poriuu of tho crew
OF the ship Alleghanian, OF New York which Ie,,
baIt1more last week with a cargo Of guano for
Loud On, and that duiing the storm on SUNDAY
Soc came TO anchor below the mouth of the Ran
pahannock, where she .etaAiHed unit Tuesday
night, a. which time party Of rebels in three
t"a's, carrying about seveaty-fve men each.
som IN uniform cane from out the Piankatapk
ami boarded the vessel. The captain, m ate and
II OF were taken prisoners nni transferred to ,he
boats OF the rebels aud the remainder of the
crew were ordered to take the shiS. boots ana mt
To thcf shore The rebels then set fire "a ,ho
CABIN Of the ship and left. taking tho prisoners
with them, and boat containing about half az
crew Those brought up state that thev 90.
ciprd by reason OF the darkness of tho night and
noatei tn. they were licked up by the Daniel
Wetster.
The Star says we have reliable information
from Parties just from Cuba that the steamer
Blanche on ter late trip rom Texas to the ports
OF tuba, carried, in addition TO her cargo of cc,-
ton. qaite number OF Texan slaves With their
owners who promp y sold them to Gu an ulan,-
ers -nd also that sayerf.. secession families aYriv
Ell from New Orleans and it, vicinity brip ,inv
with them numbers Of slaves 1t will be re-
membered that the steamer blanche ran her car.
20 10 tuba ande. the briteh flag.
InforG.ation has reached here IRON Be- .rv;r.
Clarke Co, Va, or "a. osLel .i.- ni
Ridge upta yesterday, ar 80 ,o;., -. =
-pprent extensive movement Of
,.p.. some proceeding en- the From, Royal
lad, ami others down toward Correl um Ferry,
and ShaanondAie Springs. Gen. Jackson was ut
that time at her.yvllle. Hi. troops arc without
baggage. and those leaving IN the Front Royal
road also seemed TO have NJ baggage with them.
There was \ small body Of retel troops at
Charleston day before yesterday.