Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

From st. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS New. 9.
Advices frsm our army in south eastern Mis-
state that after recent our forces at
Pttman's Forty (Cols. Logan aud Dewey, with
their forces combined pushed on rs far ms Bale
sge. fvc miles from Pocah ontas where they fought
burbridge, completely routing his forces, and cap
turing largo number of pri sorcr,, including
many field oficere.
A later dispatch from Logan, dated 3lst ult.,
says no captured and dispersed $50 Of zones
command.
Con Fremont was last night presented by tho
Germans Of st Louis and vicinity with a magnG-
cent sword, which was long since ased for the
purpose. About year ago u dime subscription was
started among tho Germans 10 raise a suitable
amount for = testimonial. A thousand dolars IVES
speedily collected, aud a sword ordered from Tiff
any, New York. The weapon is q superb one and
tho blade Of the finest steel, with gold scabbarj.
Gen. Frcmont's recent arrival has afforded = long
wished for opportunity, and last evening was
chosen fer q demonstration, commencing with
torch light procession. About Is, 900 people we're
present, an II was ono Of the greatest dcinonsra
tions Of the kind our city ever witnessed. A sash
Of white satin, having upon it q bust Of Fremont
In gold, was also presented by the ladies.
NRw YORK, Nov. g.
Tho Htrold's whsatland correspondent says the
rebels have . strong force between Smokers Gap
and Phlmont, on the west size Of the Blue Ridge
Purcsllssville di,patch says . large rebel f,rce
il in the Shenandoah Valley, just beyond tho Gap.
A large rebel force has been seen passing TO
Aide.
Csnncnading was heard and shells seen explod-
ing in that direction.
It is supposed Baillards and Stuarts cavalry
are engaged - Stuart passed throu sh tho Gap
the day previous with several Thousand cavalry
and four piscse Of artillery and encawped at
Union, and yesterday passed down tho Valley.
The reqe.s are in force in tho vicinity Of Berry
IND 1nta mad IN hcld Ac;c H..
Gap while heir army operate in the Valley.
PhilmoDt de.p2tch to the Herald Gays that
rebel :asa ~ have been out there. The rebels
are in force ut Apperviile.
A Frederick despatch to he Hsroli says that
tho sccessionists says that . rebel force from
Wislem have Joined Lee and . few he We been add
cd to Jackson's division. After the next general
engagement peace propositions will come from
Richmond
Port Royal dates of the 29th ult. state that
tin, have been captured, vessels and CARGO valued
1T millions dollars. The British rebel steamer
Mimic was run ashore and destroyed.
The London Daily AsWs points to desperation
and barbarism Of slave drivers - evinced in PRO.
ceedings Of the rebel Congress.
The London Herald reverts to the speech of
Gen. u. b. LOWS and says that the time has ar
rived for the recognition Of the SOUTH and future
times will poiot to the delay in recognition ~
great mistake in foreign policy
Aobbing In Dayton.
CixclxNArl, Oct 2.
Especial to Enquirer
A despatch from Dayton So, that after the shoot
ing Of Boleyer the excitement vas intense. Sew
eral hundred persons collected for tie purpose Of
taxing Crown from the jail and hanging him,
bnt The Mayor.prcmptly quelled tho riot.
AFTERNOON Crowd again collected in largo nun.
bers around the jail, but no demonstration Of any
consequence vas made.
At about O'Clock p. N. the mob again as
oembled and proceeded TO Jail with two an vsls for
the purpose 81 breaking down tho jail door ami
dragging Brown out to DO executed. Guns were
captured by the police and few shots were fred.
-Four persons were wounded, ono seriously.
At ten O'Clock p m. all was comp lrativeiy quiet
md the Mayor. early in the evening. tele. raphei
Gen Wright for military force; to assist him in
preserving peace, and At half past eight o'clock
hve companies Of regulars left the city. and
arrived At Dayton at 10 y. m.
Tho Enquirer says gentleman arrived DAYTON
~ half past nine o'clock last night who said that
the parties had ad political quarrel before and
threatened to shoot Bolieyer; that killing tho
dos Was IN indirect cause The tcncontar vester-
day.
BosroN, Nov 2.
The brig Baron dc Costine. just arrived. reports
that ON the 29th ult. in latitude 49, longitude 60
enc W: captured by the British pirate Alabama.
Capt. Semmcs agreed TO libsrate he vessel for a
bond Ct $4,000, payable to tho President Of the
Confederate Ststes thirty days after peace was
declared. The Captain Was also obliged to take
the crews Of several vessels previously captured,
which be did, and lsndei them at the neares,
point. Amorg otoer vessels captured was the To.
nawands, from Philadelphia, for Liverpool, with
passengers. After detainine her Ave days he re-
leased her for . bond Of $4,000 Most Of the
vessels captured we're burned, and their crews put
4 captured Csptsin was informed By . Lieut..
S q ssvetal other patty officers Of the Alabsma,
~ .ao'I nexs destination was Now York, o
they neaos 70 throw shells into the c;ty He,.c.
sssenas the Alabama - very fornidab.e. but
dosess her being - fast ~ reported. Two large
pivot Gass ass 6ssne mounted.
The Uaptain q The shin Lsfavett. ,.,....
Whss - aet Ssnnss hs showed hin ia RITA
e.aoalef eefteeates asd ren,sksd that he s.pnos-
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