The national Republican., 1862-11-06
NEWS SUMMARY.

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The Forty. first Massachusetts, regiment leaves
Boston tomorrow. It is q part Of Gen. Banks's
force, and he accompanies them to New York.
George II. Yeatman has been elected to
Congress, In Kentucky, TO flll the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Jas. S. Jackson.
The Philadelphia Inquirer thinks that the
course Of the National Istel!igencer- Sew
ards organ ispaving The way for withdrawal
Of the Presidents emancipation proclamation,
on the ground that il is impracticable. We
doubt lie withdrawal.
The Monitor is to sail on Saturday sure, pos.
sibly before.
A detective by the name Of Chapman, con.
nected with Marshal Dodge's department, Bal
timore, was convicted In the criminal court Of
that city, on Tuesday last, for componndng
with felony.
There was intense excitement In this city last
evening on account Of the New York election.
Many persons thronged our office at an early
hour Of the evening, TO learn, II possible. how
thO Stotu uuu SohV' ~ ~ ho uuc " bItCuiutC
upon that result, and we iorbear all comment
till the smoke of the battle has cleared away.
Wilmington, DEL, gives $50 majority for the
Union ticket thus we see that the principal
city Of the slave State Delaware is better Union
than the principal city OF the free State of New
York.
The Vanderbilt, Dacotah. and Ino, were or
dered to sea yesterday.
The Secretary Of War has ordered q military
commission to be organized, 10 inquire into the
conduct Of Major General Buell., In reference to
bis permitting the invasion Of Kentucky by
Gen. Bragg; his failure TO relieve Mumfords.
vile, and allowing its capture by the enemy;
his conduct during the battle Of Perryville; his
suffering the forces Of Gen. Bragg to escape
from Kentucky without capture or loss or at
tacking them; and bis operations In the States
Of Kentucky and Tennessee. The court is to be
held at Cincinnati.
We regret to be obliged 10 record the defeat
Of Hon. A. II. Rice, as candidate for Con-
gress in the Third Massachusetts district. A
little more effort on the part of his friends,
would. It seems to us, have secured his election.
Capt. John s. Sleeper, the successful candi-
date, is the lIawser Martingale OF the Boston
Journal! the author OF Saltwater Bubbles. He
Is fine man, able, and we doubt not, will!
make good representative; and will be as
far from any sympathy with the Woods and
Jim Brooks, and all men Of that ilk, as Mr.
Rice himself.
Massachusetts is All right, God bless he,; the
beacon still there.
The Star, Of last evening, thinks that the re-
| cent Democratic victories mean more vieor-
| GUS prosecution Of the war; In heavens name,
let us hope II Ia 30. II this be II, every patriot
will have reason 10 rejoice.
Our forces in Virginia are moving forward,
with precisely what results in detail does not
appear, except the army Is In capital spirits and
hopeful of saccess We can think of nothing
that will do ~ much good as splendid victory
achieved by Ne Army Of the Potomac.
The election Of Governor Andrew, and the
certainty that Hon. Charles Sumner will be
returned to the United States Senate, are cheer
| ing our spirits just now, when all looks 70 du
bious in New York and New Jersey. We will
still hope for the Republic.
Owen Lovejoy is re elected to Congress.
Governor Andrews majority In Massachu-
setts will be over 10000.