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The New York herald., 1862-02-12

W.. e. Dsrros, EsQ., &c Se.:-
sa-Ysar despatch Of January IA mo; 102), has been
resolved II IL accompanied By cppy Of q note which
you havs addressed 10 Thouvene the subject og the
Introduction OF American ezsng VI the imperial Court.
very freely sonfsss 10 ths epinicns-First, that
audience presentation OF any but diplomatic persons
the persop received bus courtsSy extended W him.
seconty that tho imperial Court perfectly at liberty
ds0ns and prsscfbe the qualifications conditions and
which strangers shall be admitted into its
soclsty. Thirdly, II American citizens request you
70 present their wishes for admission at Court, you
only present them By complying with ths terms snd
conditions prescribed Fourthy, referring % tts duss
,ons which have actually srisonI think that you can
properly In all eases give the eccups.on profession
OF any person whoss wishes you present You cannot
indeed wndstake TO sssgo tbs social position OF each
person for that would be 70 Discriminate or ~
discriminate by European rules betvsen persons Who
social position 81 home, and tbsrsors, equas in the
sdsrstion os this government ITSELF whea they are
sbrosd. seems 70 me, however, thal in
many cases thsrs cireunstaness belonging
10 the persons you propose 10 present which
mar be properly stated, such a. ofnsisl position
bsd BY ~ the time, or even AZ some previous
te distinctions arising from personal merit, such ~
scientac military or literary, or or political character
and distinctions founders OF scientific literary or hu
mans Institutions. Ba, whom these Suggestions
ade ia compliance with the rule OF the Court IN not
tor comfy tha, the presentations or audiences shall
therefore be granted have dwelt upon the subjsct
longer th1n was due 10 any importance that II can
claim 10 10 peculiarly uncomfortable at The prssens
10 gnd Amer loan citizens leaving their country
prev 70 faction and civil wa--dsturbng the Of
friendly Power, and embarrassing our representative
there With questions Of personal interest and preteDson
Ist the Emperor and Empressof France recslyc when
tbav will and AZ many few ss they WILL and lei all
otbers a. sll a. those who admitted turn their
10 the ausscp how they serve their country
abroad and M they and better vsy 70 do " than By
making tes slssndsnss Ia 'he saloons of ss rplsriss
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AarkrtIng.
DAILY.PROvIsIoN MARKEr
LEW oILI.mAN 80

7 No. ., Market street, north slds. s...hss,,oia,,
stephen Welie's stand 4 prepsred te i6tnis H.
E,lae filh ne Nefy tesi 9tAv9 u tIesh aa3 cursd
gNe him trial s-a1
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Illinois central KaiIroad.


NIIhINNIs VF TIMF. "-------- :
SApd aner Monday, November -, lsoI, raHs.n. II
- ii"'UH WI Issie MhttOon and PRnH, ~ inlluNs
LEAVE MATfUOK fft
Gong North, lilO p m and ll;OO n m ...... ....s
Sping South, 46U m ana $40 N M,
LEAVE PAhA.
e"luE North, Guua ni ana Rsn nm ...H
cong south, ll'lDA NJ and ,;,5 M
del W. u JOHNSON, Gen pass.ng.t 49,,
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Grucerirs. sc.
BY the Way, Have You Heard
the News raf
;'saw j. A.. MINIOK.
las received his new Spring atocS. lervr ,,ll.ss
II le'ted and OF the best quality

Mrs. A. called snt yot one dollars wor,i of
NIkE CENr sreAn, AT MiNick's.
The nIcest Kind
Mrs q. got ene dolAr's worth Of the n,oest Lrn,l
At 'reN cENr sUGAB, Ar MlNtoKa "a
Mrs Q got one dollars worth Of the choicest ousl.
iy o. .o s., ts..9 fI..'II I'.'- RI. ''
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MlSIcKs. ,
Mr., u. says IhNt he go, tie best qualify u green
RIO COFFEE AT J. a. MINICK's,
That be ever drank and Mrs. B. says she got che I'm.
GREEN TEA ar J. A. MiNIcK's
While every body calls getS some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT !. A. MINICK.
Mr.. NJ. saws he purchased ahAlf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT J. A. MfNICK's
Decidedly the best he ever used while the suuplv NJ
no. MAcKEREI, AT !. A. MINORS, "
both for size and quality, cannot be exceled ia this or
au, other market. ~
he invites all % call ct his establishments aud in.
pect his stock OF
CHOICE nRtED FRUIT, ..
CoFFEES AND TEAs,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and beet variety oil Groocris 10 n seen
IN the city HIS large establishment on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson sts
mar2Oy
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Dayton, lenla and columbus RalIroaa
~ q ~ ElEsgE.g..r

WhEh lmy !iWns East via Colt mlus Throu,t
a u'"ttS rom Day to all EasisiL ,ifrs ~ -
nee lnly Trains ERst, leaving ilayfsn ia, IA u.
~ EsSt a, lpliNs: Mcht Express ll,5sp a. in; ne,nrl
il ma Inlntna Day EApers ut l;90, a. ~ thtS. ,I a.
P NJ, stops at an way stations hcrSe Tryt,p ,r,
COlIinbus. ''''''" H'i'
AIriNlhs az Dayton, night express, 6.I5A M; Accom-
press l;ab p. M. '' IVY "N
Iislns run ~ Counibus time, which Is minute, i,-
ter lhan Dayton time ''''"''H'N w
dmo9h ueset t-tan be- Ind Tor All Eastern ,,,t,.. IA
'NilG On ;. v. AlNtt l1ch agent
=, r. N, WOODWARD, Supe rinteu.i, pt
- NAhAsA Hehl Ngf, liANtull, y.
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INDIANA Central A DayiOn& western k.k


CHANGE ~ . iNiE Nr
a \ aud pGeT Monday aih Inst, the u,ons, ~
f' si" IN, tbt mNu Ht s'4j 3 "a, smt m, stttI,,,
express st 800 pn, H N''fF
ke'uFnu.. s.l siFNo W l,;s. al IN, sob !, M. a.
80 - ''.....f. . a, 4. .IAlLA,
NtNNF 4.
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Spring' House Cleaning.
Labor is Respeotabie.

al Labor il Respeotable.
MISUNDERSTANDING the views Of our Southern
In brethren in law, rather step brothers ut pres.
ent, therefore the subscribers have received their
usual steci Of Spring and summer hrIniug and nar,
dening lmplements, such long an abort handled
shovel+ spades, mattocls, picks, mauureiorku aud
hooks, auyurs drssels hand saws, liles and gnlets
sxeF hatehets, palng aud encing nails hoes aud gar
den noes, wood and iron lakes, garden truWes &c
and for snlo by CHAkLks posi- a co.
aprlYd6W East Second St, 4doors from Main IT.
Bacon and Lard.
COUNTRY bacon sides and hams, also lard, ior sale
" H CHARLES POST A CO,
relOd6W East ~ st., 4 doors frun MAN
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RalIImOre and ONO KnllrnnA.

&fA ~ NJ ssAsisi.1sssssg 5ifsssssSs5
4 khAT NATIONAL ROUTE. --TerIliinaIys a. Nssh
~ lhglun aud baltimore Ga The East, mud Mhs,lu,.
h"hNtnG ami PMkcTHLUrg on lie Nrst al vbrb !, !, .
Ns Wl,h hHl'iohds, st'alucfs, &c., or hiU ittL, s
",s'h i. ~ the wet Svu'hNeSt Hnd Northwest
LiISe Trans laiiy Tor all tbe ksstern laties.
- ms V me olil iuute TO Nnsllng.Ou civ -.
- ave Baltimore 40 I.3u, 7;to tr' iu.O0 m and u in
ma ni'v nj un suuUays nj i3U AMI l.40 a ~ onl,
L'sNe Washington Nt oOV, 5.tJ and IA a M, ami I.
"Y M on sunday az 800 aud y IA only
tnioukh he kets 20 the Eastern cities 10 procu
w washington CITY Rtsu additional uhaiEo oi a..
i'v Ns ilck Ahe are As lev es by gLS Otl,t route
lhpale ior tcaeis "a BenuoTennd ohio LAtft, I'D
"Ahy ol lhe pnnCPM hAliroad ofiicrs ~ Wet
II. SULLIVAN, teen. MesgcuAA'L
a., =, l. N. SuLf.t Gen, Ticket t.
w, =. SMlI u, Master OF ilouHpurtauou Ridu
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SarDaOs.
IN Eallroad.
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aaDdnakT, Dayton and Clnclnnan

si M azas
M and aiter December 81, 1890, and until n,r,b.,
~ nouec, Passenger and Freight Tfnlns win feat,
bAi iVh Rolng hortt - foiUvs: f.' ia''''.
y. .4l A,el ihieugh hreiEhL and Aoce ,nu,ofat,,,,,
CsiV " VIII FRs -pngtf Car attathed ~ ~ tTi''
Ilhefl ~. ~ Mall IRAN for Springfield 4, Vojuff,s,.
lylOu krislipa, Beueion(aine, er,,st t,irjp s,,l
GNnen t -. c9nfctipg at Springfield WITH lran iat
bohuoh hdOo4trthts, arriving in to,tinfi tr v ~
~ az rlsnp With trstn for Onlnmhnu; VI \ os.t sE
alhh on llttshutg, ~ NRyne Chicnqo N h cam
hssr arlivng nCrelthne ~ b;th mn nhi pitfsiaro M
S,99 mi AZ tNlyde with 1rain bn (itvasn,i and Tost
~. ~ n gonA kast arriving in Cleveland at s4n a m
ny g ~ dSua NJ and Buffalo "a ~ ~ IN t,iu.
mesL MnNng Toledo at 1Y;1Ua N 1elrtlfat tlSh
mi NIhoHke az lvsN N. and santusles ~ d 40 Il m,
ksl x ~; Alglit kxpTass for Springfield i ri,,.,a
NJ hha belelontnne, conneeti0g az tofrst Viii
Inv, bInH Eoing heston lftshurp It, WaShn eiif ta.,sti
Ve"' ailllmH Crestllne o. $40 ~ latsla. . ats,,,
~ Nolng West, With Tram artyiup I 4 h Nhyns tf
o, & i,,' nua Chens9 ~ lutQ M at Clyde viii Tryn
on tiefeiHnu HId tuleto i. K arriving N Cl,et. 4 AZ
s.av m, bnnlirk at 4.uO m anu huiiau ~ s:u . 80.
rohchts sNndufky Nt7;f0an ''
1.nE A. N. Evansville Accointnotiation taavnl.
l.OO Dayton on arrival of Train from Gin nnnil
,,sncing Springfield at 300 m, Urbana aI lu.t, ~ M,
% W. lhuerty ~ HAS M bcllvonfane gt lIhl 4, "a,
and Htmts vile at ly lsa "a M - ''f ~ i' y .Ul
w llckets VIA this Line TO all points NortA East .,
Nt-t can bt iau at The Ticket Cfhcp In te if,, l
SAM W. KING, Ticket Agent. eaff.i 49, -
~ faie always As low ns by ANY oth.r ron,s
for Information lelatlye 90 sluIplng M e,,I t., 49,
huis. anpy ~ The ttmTHuys ltrirhi iStot-.'I "a
mAS9hf, Agent, h. klUE, SIN, r1nt. ,ui,,,,
W :" NLArr, Gen, Ticket Agent -nu,I,s
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
The Progra name OF Rosecrans.

Rosecraus arrived in Nashville on the llih, with three
divisions making five divisions there. An abolition
division Is at Bowling Green another at kchellsylie,
and another al Gallan. Roeccraus declares his deter
mnaton TO subdue Southern people he proceeds south
The alternative will be offered he says of allegiance ~
the Union forced within rebel lines He will apply tho
eame lsw 10 women and children his idea IL IT, throw
immense population the South, 10 consume what be
considers limited supplies and thus staryc into
subjugation.
force OF ten thousand abolitioniss Lebanon
q body OF whom made dash into that place last Saur
day. but LETT after destroying seyerai houses and rnia
tons In the neghbcfhood.
The enemy made reconnaissance In force within four
miles OF avcrgne last night shcllIng work. they
advanced Firing distinctly heard here. They after
wards fell back TO the Asylum SIX miles from Nashville
Colonel Adam Johnson's cavalry made dash into Ma
dsonvie Kentucky last week, killing forty abot onsts
and wonndng hundred and City. Tho abolitioasts
fed TO the Ohio river but pursued We succeeded
In capturing three steamboats,, and brought back vrty
wagon loads OF army supplies.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
THE GREAT BANKS EXPEDITION.

General Banks and his staff working indusriously
by night and by day, IN ftting out and organizing the
great expedition, which win sail in few days TO strike
telling blow point OF the Southern coast f all
The troops which quarcred in this city and
camped on Ipng Island, well several regiments
which expected TO arrive here very soon join
this expedition, will be far formidable than any
which the government has yet out and the poten
tates of the Southern conederacy may well grow uneasy
in trying 10 solve the mystery Of its des,iLation.
When General Banks first arrived in this city, com.
the work OF orHanzaion 1t announced in GER
tain quarters and generally believed that he bound
for Texas The entire coast Of that State beng now In
the possession Of government IL said that the
conquest Of the important interior towns would be an
easy fnaer and would result in stopping large contra.
band cotton trade undoubtedly carried by way OF
Mexico, f not in securing large supply Of that much
coveted staple to our government.
This theory however, only surmise is also the
assertion that the expedition is gong TO Charleston 10
Savannah TO Mobile to any other OF the many places
which would be easy TO The truth is that
knows the destination Of this great expedition except
high military authorities who have planned H. and tho
secret has been entrusted the General himself he far
too 10 make known, by the "pronouncng OF
doubtful phrase 'ambiguous givnye out', and
the will be kept all who desire the success Of
the plan would wish TO have 1t.
The Generals headquarters, at 759 Broadway, are
throneed with many visitors taken there by legt
mate business, and too many BY curiosity. One wants
position under hm--s position OF course, which
will confer rank and good paw without much risk or
hard work. Another has invention which,
he sure, needs only 10 be seen 20
carry conv cticn TO the Generals mind and
which, adopted, would anuihilats all the
rebels In the shortest space or time imaginable.
and that without the lou o. man on our side
Another has moving wall. which Ell enable the
tnion army TO sweep the south like destructive
tornado without the least danger 10 itself wants &c
neral Banks TO order supply, and until tbe work Is
done before he starts " cssd all the In
fcrnal machines and destructive gincs which hesc
thoughtful inventors have devsd he might expect Pro-
sdnt Lincoln 10 dismiss bis army and kill OF the soah.
coniedcrscy with the Patent Once
The Central receives everybody kindly and politely,
including inventors; but he does allow them 10 waste
much OF his time and by the industry with which he
sbors, makes certain that unnecessary delay will
occur In ntug out this great expedition.
Tho One Hundred and Fifty ninth New york Volunteers
updor command Of 1Ien Colonel L. Mclincsnx struck
their en,s at the camp New Dorp yesterday morning
and embarked with their baggage board The steamer
Northern Light, a pier No Noltn rIyfr This rsei.
mept s IN sDod state OF discipline, ard The nrss of
General Ranks espeirlop.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

NapOle0n's Proposition TO England For
An Allied MsdiatioM-Earl Kussei's Re-
ply to DrOun de IHuys-The French
Ruler "Humane," hut the Czar OF
Russia not in Active Co-operation-
England Declines to Act-she "Weighs'-
Her Information from Washing gton and
RichInond--The English People Had
Anticipated the Governments.
The Engsb government has dssented ffom The French
proposal ior mediation.
The London Gazette publishes Earl RGsscls Official re.
ply, dated November l3.
II recapltvates the circular OF Dronyn Dc lnys pro
posing mediation. 1t recognizes the humane views and
benevolent intentions Of the Emperor; observes that the
OF Russia would be expressly dssirabe but
that up the present time the Russian had
agreed oerely cooperate although may support
the endeavors Of England and France Thequestion for
consideration was "whether the end propoel is ataina
BILE at the present timer
Earl Russell then comnends the decisiop Of hor Macs-
ty's government IS follows:--
After les;ghiag az istoatois reeclyed from America
tine government is led TO include that here grosyf
ate Iye en- msa 10 lopc thac the federal government
would accept The ropqsal suggested and refusal from
Washington The present would prevent any speedy
Of the Offer ofthc thecfcre he thinks
better watch carefully the progress or cpni
rica and -as there appears 70 hopcIt may be
found 10 have undergone, may undeiXo, ary change,
this government may then avail thems'ves q such
change 70 o6er Aetr f,irdig ccuasd wdh eroator roe
nee, than exists o It's being accepted ny TIE lend
ing parties.
Her Mai0sty's government VII comm Gnicatc % the
French government any intelligence the- sy receive
from Wcshiag'oa Richmond bearing o. in& important
subject.
The london Times cditoially observes Of Far BasFos
despatch that his arguments hace bre any b. 10
prc and that this best proof Of their sodness
The latest despacbes from London dated on the I5lb
OF November says:Ear Russeils despatch produced
eject commercially
The Austgalasian's news Of he American election
received alter business hours
The Paris Nos,ic.y says that the answer oi kociand
aud Russia adjournment Of The American question
OF mediation. The Monisar adds;lf cur information
correct the hssi,stoa OF England and Russia neatly
reaches its limit The elections testify tho pro-
gres Of peace opinion, which appears likely 20 command
q m,jorty in the next Congress.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
NEWS FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Nov eme nts OF the Rebels isi the Vicinity
OF New Orleans-Fortifeat ations Being
Erected at Port IIudsou-Immense sup
plies Going Forward 20 the Rebels, &c.
Sr. LorIs, Mo. , Nov.


The Democrat Of this city, has information that the
rebels are now busily at ortying Port udon one
hundred and hny miles from New Orleans.
The same engineer who laid out the rebel works at
vcksbnrg has Just completed the plan OF The crtGsa.
,ons at Port Hudson.
Ten twelve guns in position, aud in two
weeks from the present time Port Hudson viii be as
strong vicksburg and will prove a bar TO the
advance Of Rear Admiral farragut's feet.
The rebels running steamboats, from pari Hod
10 Lake Providence, distance OF more tban three
hundred miles.
The rebels also running boats Red riveG bringing
immense supplies Of cattle from Texas and large guam
titles o salt the salt works Red river which
are situated abou, ffty miles above It's mouth.
II 10 stated that these works produce ten ,hoIssns
bushels OF salt daily all s which Is rapidly sent TO the
East via vicksburg
One object Of The for1catous Port Hudson 10 pre-
vent the uniou forces from marching 90 these salt
works
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Messnae or Governor Vance, OF Nort'.
Carolina.

KAEl6H, n 2, NOV - ls82
The Legislature oftbs State convened reserjay and
Governor Vance sent in his messap ,o,iav H., takes
strong ground vigorous pros IGNITION Of The war and
proposes force Of ,en thousand men 70, the
state to be discharged IN the spring time for iheir
farming operations r6w raise this he leaves to
the Legislature 10 decide He complains Of the bad aith
Of the Conede ate government in sending agents into
this state for Clothing and supplies after agreeing not to
do SOIL te state undertook to clohe her own troops.
He ha Gade arrangements TO removs large supplies Of
bredstufs from the counties threatened by the enemy
add recommends embargo clothing and brsadstus,
except for the Confederate government He urges srn
gent measures against Spectators and more stringent
against deserters and their aders and abetois
The bulk Of the message is devoted TO local topics
Nothing from Eastern North Carolina.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
From the Southwest.

NIUUIIE, ",
letter IN the Adretise1 and R9te, dated Abbeville,
10Th, says M
The army has been the qui rrc Tor week past an
tcipating on attack from the enemy. To day information
was received that the aboiitionists have retired
distance From their movements it Is difficult 10 copiec
whether they mediate an attack upon Pembertons
army or not II Is certain they haye advanced their
from Jackson, Bolivar ana portion of Cornlh TO
La Grange and Grand junction Az the latter place Gen.
Grant has established his headquarters.
Our army occupy position OF great natural strength,
well fortified and have been maniesng great impa
tence to advance upon the invading force IL is not
thought probable that the enemy will hazard engage
mcnt.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Our csntrevills Correspondence.

CkNrssnrE Va, Nov. 10, 1859.
FALLING Rack V ne Tsocps--SiEd Promptly Puaislirg
Neutrality-suspicious. Lorine vDgtnons Yet IN Esis
snos, 6c
pe rfirrn o' THIS corpsto us former position, IN The
wy of centrevis add Fsrax locks something ike
reros ~de movements. pu when reconsider ta, Jacksop
N en- our eight ard reported to b qie hear just at pre-
cent piopreiy q placing see With bis reserve corps
In ins position becomes apparent lSN corps has for
some time been possessed with the idea that tbe nFyng
puichman- IS JUS, the man 10 attend 10 s,cnews jack
ON lie certainly hes the ambition the restless energy
apparently necessary for such task.
when line order for the backward movement was gwen
the supposed that they 10 CONSTITUTE merely
reserves cps with nothing TO ,cxcer, in 40 emergency
with this they were not at all satisfied for this s cesen
tally nghing ccrps, and 10 80 forward and have ashs
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
THE ARABIA OFF CAPE RACE
a wEEK'S LATER NEWS.
Napoleon Invites England and Russia to Join
France in an Offer Of Media.
tion in America.
.~,--,->~~~~~~~~o~->~o,
The British Cabinet Declines to
Join the Alliance.
The Moment Not Favorable and Russie
Not in Active" Cooperation.
>>~--->-~~-~~.~~~~~~~~~~
Public Opinion in America to
Guide Great Britain.
The English People "Antieipate Ear
RusseIrs Position.
MANDARIN WARD KILLED IN CHINA,
MURDER OF FOREIGNERS In JarAs, !.
&c. &C., &c.
The Moment Not Favorable and Russie
Not in Active" Cooperation.
Public Opinion in America to
Guide Great Britain.
The English People "Antieipate Ear
RusseIrs Position.
MANDARIN WARD KILLED IN CHINA.
MURDER OF FOREIGNERS In JArAH,
&c. &C., &c.

IT. CAPE RACE Nov. "a, 1862
Tie steamship Arabia, from Liverpool, SATURDAY 's
18TH Queenstown 16lh, passed TINS point AZ si1
49, .a~r,na and was boarded by the yatch q
the New York Associate press
The steamship Bavaria from New York, arrived out Oh
the 14th.
The steamship Australasan arrived al queenstown %
the afternoon Of the 18th November
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
The Hanging at Palmyra, Mo.
oupvp nm prT ALTON OF Jeff. DAVIS.

OJDEH
(From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov ~.
We have obtained copy Of the order which has pee
issued by the President, relative 70 the repotsa
ere at Palmyra an account of which published Few
days ago We publish let the people see the stern
and Just action which the President has taken In the mat
ter, . -
EXECUTIVE OFFICE RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1862.
Lieut. Gen 7, j. HOLMES, Commanding Trans Mississippi
Department. Sc
GENERAI--Enccsed you viii find slip from the Men,
phis Daily Appea of the Cd inst conaning an account
purporting to be derived from the Palmyra Mlssonr
Courier federal journal Of the murder OF ten Confede
rate citizens of Missouri by order Of General McNch Oh
the United States Army.
You win communicate by flag of truce with the federal
officer commanding that department. and ascertain If the
facts are as stated II they be So you ioiH dsd,d ne I'M
mediate Surrender of General Mcneil 10 s Confcd RTE d
foyItes and il this demand Is not complied with, you
will inform said commanding officer that No oic ordered
TO crecue the first United States officers who may be cap
tured ana fall into your hands Very respectfully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Skirrnish in North Carolina.

N. Y,
private letter says is rumored at kinston that two
companies Of the Tenth North Carolina battalion Of
tilcry encountered large fierce Of the enemy at Cove
creek on the 18th inst consisting Of Infantry, cavalry
artillery. Our forces in rifle pits, sheltered
from the eneny's artillery After two hours hard fight
ing troops retired from their pits Our loss none
That Of the enemy not known.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Attack upon Fort nIcAllister.


The Savannah papers OF this morning say that two
abolition gnboats and mortar boat attacked Fort
McAllster, Genesis Point the OgeeGhee river yeser-
day morning. Alter fierce engagement the boats
tired Our loss is three men slightly wounded Tho
works are still in perfect order.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
.yapau. .

dreadful political murder has been committed in IA
pan A lady and three gentlemen attacked by
AdMno and Re;ircs the high road Charles Icunox
and Richardson oi Shanghai, murdered. Tbe
escaped The vengeance Of foreign Powers avertod
bv the British Minister, whose interference IN the anar
caused cons derable indignation
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
China.

Shiriings improving. Tea Brm. six brm and active.
Stock twelve thousand bales Exports 10 date forty thou
sand bales.
shangtac was quiet.
An engagement had taken place Brrgpoo between
the rebels aud The American General waras contingent
In which Ward killed. The rebels had arrived n
great force determined 10 retake RuDppoo.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

JHAKiESfON, NOV. IoDZ.
Nassau dates to the 10Th inst. have been received.
They bring the loss Of the Kelsie
fifty miles off the coast. She was into abandoned,
and soon after sunk She Of three light draught
steamers built expressly the clyde 10 the block
ade One the Jiona, sunk in the Clyde. The other
having heard from also supposed 10 be lost