Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
LATE FROM r.IE SouTH.
Late southern palrrs furnish the followin,
liz Nl.IrnHRH MI IflTInNa


arc alls als Of ihis party copld be credited, this
snceess or The Drmosrais is about equal TO n
declaration Of peace. But they arr not TO be
comfort 10 our boeoms. We have reason TO
| hope, though, thar with a Dsmocratic Congrs~s
and a Republican AGmiu istration, regarding
each otner ne mfn who are in doubt but that
o-morrow they may rs cutting each others
| throats, the war Will not De sek forward INV
| AS IAncoln and his party brought on the war,
Ia nave conduct d u ih' msslves, the people
| tat, meant by this rrmarkabir revolution 70
ofcE lie, not only dep dissafisfao ofion. hut TO
deere That impof 'aht changes shaft te mad:
and aring found ontih,ir strenet'' and ha,-
iHE j. fear Of the Bastile besore thsiT eyes, We
may hpeet that the Dppos ition viii now speak
| their sentiments with bcldness they have no
dared ,o Bturc bsfore.r .--Hir.- --1t of
| i.fis- sFReN THE KsSawffA VALLEY etf- 20
Gensrui Echo!s, commanding our army in
kanaN LA alley, MAS induced 10 fail back nv
thc r PR sentations of a Iankee spy who passed
himself Of rs n Federal officer. He came 10
General Echols and gave himself up ss a rris.
Gnrr, lEjeluaing the General that a large force
q The tli my htre coming an has rssar wv way Of
NICHOLS Court bonse. IL tnrns out tn he was
| a Yankee spy sent for the purpose. which he
unfortunately ACCOMPLISHED. Having laree
{ qnantb OF counterfeit Confederate money ON
! his eif on, he was arrested and is now in the
/ hands oI General Echols, and will soon try the
str' Myth of Southern hemp. -
9hls ncyeo1 General Echols is a most unfor-
tunat' Oh, NJ present. We are not ouly cut or
from Securing, Through the energy OF our Gov.
srnme,l1. large quantity OF salt, but we have
abandoned TO the mereiless enemy masy warm
Trends and supporters OF theIiovernment a
FROM NoRTHERH VIRGINIA. ,. i.
The Whir Of the same date also says: The
cfanres Of position Of our army in Northern
Virginia has teen anticipated for some time.
and CRATE no surprise There are rumors Of
an 'ngag,ncnt at Suckers Gap.
.... FROM NORTH CARoIaNA.
Prem Weldon xe have reports of an ad vance
by the enemy urcn that place III il be true
artant'menis viii be made to givethe invaders
VAIN reception. .f f...- , l.fs
.E.. FROM CHARLRsroN. .
Reauregard sud the City Commissioners of
Charleston have given notice in the papers hat
non n-eombaiant inhabitants, able to provide for
their own r. moval, should leave the city, with
TIER slaves and movable property, as soon as
convenient, and thereby avoid the embarrass-
ments TO which they VIII be subject If they
delay till necessity arises fer the sudden re.
mONal OF tie entire population. Pa
FROM WILMINGTON, NC. -..r .g
Eight new cases of yellow fever reported ON
4, onday. The new cases are few, but the deaths
are very sudden ' - --- tEt p 81
AUGUSTA. Nov. 6.-Tbe Savannah Republi-,
can OF ihis morning says the Aboitionists were.
Cur forces were confident Of their ability to
hold out tr '.a Rd. p go - > =
in jackson, Miss. on che 5ih inst, a car
'rldEe factory exploded, killing every person
fnnplo,ed in the works. No less than thirty
lives were lost.
-"r PROM MOBILE. Is-
III force L. Lagrange, Tennessee, and are ad-
Nancins on this place. yacksoD's cavalry to-
cay had q skirmish NJ Lamar. II is probable
the 'ntny will give us basic, as they are about
10 MAKE strC hnons efforts 10 open the MISSISSIPPI
IA The prospect OF recognition is hprrying
;h' m up. i ii'' .rf-i
L. THE TORIES IL TfNXs. H.sfs.- o.. p
TLf Houston New pnblish.s the following
lICm fhe northern paft Of the. state: -. -..- I.
GAINEsvui,F, Texas, Oct 13, 1862. =
EdiaeF ktEs: i reached this place vest sfd ~ ,
la fsfa AZ xrir.
organization of The Iincolnitcs was detected
| within the lat lew days, the object OF which
N'Ss 10 murder aH The -Soc.ssioaists, take the
niovaile biundsI with them 20 Missouri. and
burn / .hs Ealaace that might be left. The
lsilltia "a this and adioin hg counties have
Sollec'cG cole 70 tn, nnn,Scr OF four and fiye hun
OUTLAW :, ane hung Iwo Of them yesterday.
Br thtids ard broiGrr will examine iEe
LalanSe today, and II found guilty they viii
nf't The same fate. In Is sad they had secret
signs and pGssN crtk. Those arrested are
mostly from Cooke and. Grsyson countics,
though they are said no exist al along The from
.-- Yours respectfully, .f- IL. =. Stone.
CoLlsioS WITH THE STATE: .ArTHoRITIPS.
The Chattanooga Rrbrl, Of Tuesday, has he
following ahcat an eSl,ect-ti collision bet -yecu
me Conf dt rate and Sta:s authoritie in l.,or-
gia:
Cow Brown, of Georeia has aesia .oy,ae i'm
ccnhlci with Confederate authority. ny the.
acuos OF the suierintenT ent Of thu WESTERN and
Atlantic Railroad H. rtfnsing transport Ia ION for
some ffty barrels OF whisky, IN accordance
with a l.roeiamation Of the Governor in rela-
tlon theIeio We understand that an agput is
on tie WAY 10 Go oorcia Ia take possession of this
road for the enforcement of this transportation
as Well as for other purposes. We awnit the
issue with some curiosity, If things are a. we
undt rstand them. f-
FISANcrAI.-Nrw York pap-rr @. Yesterday
evening say: The stock market opened un-
ssftied; the change I'm the command or the army
OF me po,,, po,oimae eresalns preponderance OF
the feehne was ftrmer.i The market since the
board has q conhdent tone, at Improvement
I AN per cent ON the low prices OF the
morning. Governments are q shade weaker i'm
view OF the new loan nf sI3,O00,0n The o,s of
1851 sold at h3. but Were afterwar,is brt.er
5srr ane -. notes are quoted-ioi aioax In o,hsr
rather quicker to-day. The hanks ar~ lending
hss freely. The bulk Of the business Is an Sad
pr cent; Gold took an upward turn Of \ per
cents selling as high as X hut &ffSrwards
sellers supplied the market freely at I39 al3sY. r
Inc sfor1fh eschange MARKET is hirher. IN
sSmpathy VITA ne rise an gold. First-class
1Uis on i>ohooh nave been done at I47-on I
Paris. 3e2 Aa3Sj. 3. .t..fgr - D ~
81 Sir BeI,t=rain Brodir, surgeon and auth,r
and the last OF that galaxy which EN- raced
the names Of Astley, Cooper and Abernerhy
elcd recently in Enrland He was seventy,
9fht years OF age, and during his long life had
been tie worthy recipient OF many fators and
honors from Ioy yslty. ~ 80 = T7lEf'7sT-'- =
sIA distinguished physician in Paris brs ,
uHuounCcS lldt Sl0f<E
electricity given patient ing from me fsetr
OF chloroform, immediately countricts rs M
iiuence and restores the sufferer TO he ls-7Isb
I" Rev: DIR. VIM. BerTfan, recsof or Trinity
thureh, Now York, one of the oldest ana moet
respected citrgymen or that city, died oH SS&
urday last lfsT- f.r.D 7 .E8O' II > s7Ssob
- The Coreoran LeTion ieft New Yorh ON ~
Saturday, for Fortress Monroe. Two new reld- -
msnts. one fnon Iowa and another froTa Maseal
chusetts- will be attached to the brifade9 a II
eTThe iron-cisd Passaae wss 10 make q
trial trip on Saturday, which wastc decide the
ieasioihty OF Capt Ericssoe's new plan of
eSr1tis eaid that the late Queen Of, NAMES D
mas determined on renouncing the world and
takinr the veil She IS now IN d convent "a
AuYfburK.t - lT. ECal f-'f go Csi- r-l fri
- 0MsDnfacsnrine fs 90 brisk in Connecticut
that four large new factories are In course sf
erection 20 meet the requirements of busfrsee
- Thomas .ColIyer, the well known sbfp-9
builder OF New York, died i'm that city on Fri-
dhy,lasL 90 fEsesi -Gfi .-trE4szE - ~ "a
sVThe FORTH cations of Ccrfnth lare sstis IA
be 20 strengthened thar IS eco men c4n defend it