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Special 10 the Cincinnati Commercial
WAsnHeTos, Nov. 2.-Ex-G Governor
Morehead, Of Kentucky, was entertained
at banquet by thc Southern Club at
Liverpool on the 18Th, at the Adelphi
Hotel, Geo. a. Holt, Of Kentucky, pre-
sided, and the company numbered about
fifty gentlemen, members Of the Club.
Strong Secession speeches were, Of course,
INDUCED in, and the Confederate flag
played an important part in the decora-
tons of the room. A few days before
the banquet, Morehead delivered a
lengthy address ON American affairs be-
fore the members Of the Southern Club.
The Navy Department has called for
proposals for the construction of one or
more iron-clad steamers, TO be entirely Of
iron and Of about 1900 tons burthen.
The bids viii be received until the oath
inst.
This indicates that the Department de-
sires to pursue the work with the utmost
dispatch. This vessel will be the long
est one aioat, being double the number of
tuns OF the Adriatic
Mr.. Fulton, Editor Of the Baltimore
American, has fallen under the dis
pleasure Of the military authorities and
he has been arrested on charge of pub
fishing contraband news.
The Confederates are having trouble
with the Florida Indians, who are COM
hitting all manner of depredations.
Gen. Magruder passed through Augusta,
Ga, on Saturday, to take command of the
Southwestern Department of the Confed-
crate States.
Richmond papers of day before yester-
day have been received here. The En-
quirer has a dispatch from Charleston
announcing the capture by the Federals
of the steamship Anglia, loaded with
valuable army stores, and bound to
Charleston.
Wood, Commissioner for exchange of
civil prisoners, arrived this morning from
Fortress Monroe. He states that next
week several hundred prisoners will be
exchanged, including all the Kentuck-
ians now in Richmond prisons. Twelve
secesh prisoners and three coutrabands
were brought up by the Potomac Flotilla
to-day.
The Yellow fever is still very severe at
Wilmington.
A gentleman intimately acquainted
with the President, with whom he pass
ed an hour yesterday, emphatically de-
clares, that whatever may be the wish
es Of others, he has not the most remote
intention of depriving Mcclellan of
the command of the army of the Poto-
mac.
A letter received in this city from q
person in the Western Department., says
that Prices army is reorganizing, and
that his advance guard is within eighteen
miles of Bolivar. Notwithstanding his
losses, he must have thirty thousand
men, eight thousand of whom are ex
changed prisoners from Salisbury. He
threatens equally Bolivar and Corinth, if
he moves may make for either point We
are constantly on the gtti vive. If he has
no more than thirty thousand men we
shall probably beat him again, but vast
injustice has been done to this force by
not recruiting it up.
M Dumas, bearer of dispatches from
the French Minister here to French Con-
suls in various Southern States and A,
Paul, French Consul at Richmond, left
Washington last night en- route for the
South. ath