, 1862-11-13
len Kentucky, via EIktOn, and gone to Gallatin,

itors, except those having important business.
The accounts in the Richmond papers Of the
occupation Of Galveston do not differ materially
from that already telegraphed. The latest telS-
gram from Galveston, dated Oct g. says the Fed.
erals landed yesterday at the Point, but have
not permanently occupied it, having q whole.
some fear Of a cavalry dash, The rebels were
engaged in removing all the machinery that
could be got of, and it was not probable that
the enemy would find much on the island Of
value Orders have been issued to the people
that as soon as the Confederate troops left the
island communication would be cut of, and no
supplies allowed to enter the city.
H, WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.
David Davis Of Illinois has been appointed by
the President Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
The tug Leslie, which has just arrived, reports
that the ship AHeghGRy was burned by the rebels
at the mouth Of the Rappahannock, on Sunday.
CAIRO, Nov. l.
The rebels seem to be coming up by way Of
Grand Junction. There they will be in position
to menace both Bolivar and COrinth.
New YoRK, Nov. /.
A letter dated below Apalachicola, Oct 16,
reports hat the gunboat Sdgindp, at Fort Henry,
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tAnts are considerably excited against Rear Ad-
iniral wilkes, ior ms actlon IN watching ana IN
'er'eP''"g re0s' u"u' WIN H"s'A"u va De'"uuA'
" AsiliS'IoN' nov l.
A dispatch from Headquarters Of the Potomac,
yesterday, says: Stuart with 2OOO cavalry, at
tackled and drove BACK a small lorce Of our cav
airy, between Union and Alldie.
HARPER's FERRY, Nov. /.
A force under French and Sedgewick left here
this mnrninO crossing Shenandoah bridge
summers corps moved into virginia YESTERDAY
through Blne mountain. where he will form a
junction with burnside. who Is at Percilyille,
Nearly al the troons are moved from Leander
to Maryland Heights Slocum's command will
remain at the Ferry as garrison. -
A b..vv reconnaissance Yesterday in the al.
rection n Charlestown. and Shephardstown.
found the rebels in large force ut the former
place
A reconnaissance from percilvIlles discovered
the enemy n Iarge force near paris and Upnsr.
vile, under LonSstrett.
Gen, Lee is still at Winchester, while the
main b6iy of his army is at Blue Mountains
Smokers Gan is strongly defended by the
enemy. Gen. Burnside Z steadily moving on.
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tsmn,S "a cross. hattie must ensuo.
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buchanan in reply to Gen SCOTS letter. 10 which
reference was made few DAYS ago, regarding
measures for preventing the fOrci6le possession
Of Southern forts by troops Of the different
Southern States.
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SeCtts suggestion Tor garr'sShlng lorts before
and after Lincoins eiecu3n' because she pros,
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