The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

hcusoNp, Oct jl.-The London Army
and Navy Gazette, OF October llth. says Il
Is believed tina, Lord Lyons. who is expected
to return 90 Washington In the course Of this
month. will be placed In position b dclibe
The course and views Of Her Maic-ty- Gov
eminent withca, any uncertainties or doubts
IN view OF the various phases which the con.
Test IN North America may assume and tina,
her ministry have arrived at positive conclu.
HionS, and have determined their policy IN
reference Ia the affairs " the United States
bsiofc his lordsbip's return TO his pest. The
Views Of Russia are, It Is believed, s.simila.
ted to those which the march Of event. and
the ineSorahc logic Of accomplished facts
place broadly and clearly before the Govern.
mcni Of the Queen, and that ol his Imperial
Majesty.
Arorsrt, Oct. 81 Bermuda dates Of the
~ b. say that part Of Wilkes'- blocksiing
Heel had LETT for parts unknown.
The ship Emma arrived with a cargo OF
coal The steamships Merrlmac. Hornet
Pickney, and Phrbc are stil at st. GEORGES
Capt Manry and several other officers had
arrived safely at Bermuda.
brig. with coal for the Yankees had left
St. George for parts unknown,
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 1.-The Louisville
Journal, Of the 2Tih ult.. says dispatches
from Washington Announce that Buell. has
been superseded IN command OF the Federal
army In kentucky by i.o-enotsns and says
II Is very unfortunate, at this juncture. when
everything Is in readiness 10 relieve Nash.
VILE. As the change will necessarily delay the
movements 10 Tennessee. II acknow dge.
that Buell. lost the confidence OF the arm,
and of the people al Cumberland Gap. Nor
gan has also been removed
From articles In the Journal It appears that
| linell's main army had not started toward.
Nashville. but that his cavalry wer at bow
ling Green, cndeayorng 10 meet John Nor.
gan IN south keutucky.
RcuaoSp. Nov. B. There h nothing Of
Importance from Northern Virginia
An immense Republican meeting was
held In New York City last week, ut which
Wad-worth, ,h. Republican candidate for
Governor, made & flaming speech N. favor
Of the. suhJugation Of the south,
The Board 'of councilmen1n New York
have passed an ordinance authorizing the H..
sue OF -hinplas,ets 10 the amount OF three
millions 4 dollars.
The New York Times reitentea the as
serton that Gen. Edward Price. son Of Gen.
Sterling PTice, has taken the oath Of allsgi.
ance to the Federal Government, and report.
ed to Gen Curtis, At 81. Louis.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 6. The savannah
Republican Of thu, morning learns through a
private letter tina, the abolitionist. arr bonn
harding Tampa Bay, Florida. Our forces are
confident Of their ability to hold ont.
MoBtLg, NOV. 9 "a special dispat,h It,
the Advertiser and Register dated Holly
Springs, Nov, ith, says the enemy have ad
vanced 10 force 20 Lagrange. Tenn. Jack
sons cavalry had a skrnish 10 day at Lamar
II Is probable the enemy viii give rs battle
a. they are about O. make strenuous efforts IN
open the Mississippi 4 land force Is 20 be
under " cClrrnard who will be supported on
land hy Grand and on the river by glnboat
totila the prospect Of recognition hurryin &
them up.