, 1862-11-27

Morgan Wcr, md tIlt S"vea guerlll'aS were
killed and q rI''ir,a aad twenty-five captured
w'th nann"- Of 1orses. The rest llcd and our
cavalry GI'iaej,
FOETRFss MONROE, Nov. IA.
The Savanna Rspdhiedh Of the 9Th, says it
is gencray resolved by the army and citizens
to defend that city to the last, and yield Savan-
nah to lnyaieIs only when 'ts walls hdvy beeh
battered down and 20 one leit TO dispute their
cptraccg. Gov Brown has issued call inr ne.
grocs ~ complete thr lnrIilicatons around the
city, AMI il they are not tl-n,>hed promptly they
will be impressed.
Nav YoRK, Nov. Is.
Prize schooner Wdter Witch, of Kingston, ar.
rived to-day from Arkansas Pass, Texas Her
cargo CONSISTS Of green powder.
The Washington correspondent Of the Com.
Rercidl says the army will sOOn be fairly in mo-
ton again; al that is now wanted is sufficient
cavalry force to patrol the ground aud tn zap
ture the bands Of guerrnas which commit so
many annoying and disgraceiu! raids.
... p. PHLADELPnIA, Nov. IA.
The Eaquirers correspondent at Gainesville,
18th, says two negroes brought in report yes.
terday that Gen. Lee is on the GOrdonsville road,
about q mile from Culpepper. Longstreet is
said to be on the SperrYville road, near, onlpep-
per. Jackson's forces are reported to be on the
opposite side of Waterloo Bridge, within short
distance Of our forces which are lying there.
Gen. A. II. Hill was near Front Royal, while the
other Hill waS with jackson,
CAIRO, Nov. 10.
The steamer EHgenie struck sunken wreck
off Plum Point Bend, Wednesday morning last,
and sunk. Fifteen lives lost, mostly the crew.
Boat valued ut $4,000. A large number Of
passengers, who remained on the wreck all night,
were taken off by steamer TigrsSs the next
| morning, and brought to Cairo.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
Tie Navy Department has vOluminous dis
patches from the Gulf to-day, stating among
other things that the gunboat Sycamore cap
turcd the English schoOners Trick and Frances
| from Nassau with miscellaneous cargoes. The
steamer RensiAgtOn captured the English schr
AdrSRttWe while attempting to run the blockade
of the Texas coast
FoRTRESs MONROE, Nov. IA.
| Gunbnat Connecticut Just arrived from the
Gulf; her officers report the entire coast Of
Texas IN possession Of Federal forces.
- LA GRANGE, Tenn, Nov. IA.
Five regiments Of rebel cavalry advanced last
evening fron Lunpkin's Mills within two and u
half miles Of Holly Springs. Skirmishing com-
mencpd and continued for some time. The enc
my Inst 6 killed. commissioned officers were
captured
The rebel Gen. Villipiguc died at Port Hud-
sou few days ago, Of pneumonia.
PuILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
Last evenings Washington Star says, The
latest iuG,ruaihn from WarrentOn satisfied me
that the time since Burnside assumed command
has been mast protitably spent here, eifecting
army arrangements to worst the enemy, when
the grand clash Of arms takes place. ~
NASHVILLE, Nov. 12.
Gen. Crittendens corps, under Gen Matthew
| woU,s, entered Lebanon, Team, On the 10th,
,hiving Morgan's cavalry, and capturing large
cunt n holr, hNctS aud shoes, and a number
~ mu'os a1i prisoners. Next morning Morgan
made = dash On Woods camp, eight mics from
Lebanon, and captured 80 men. .
0n uc morning of che sth Parker's brigade
encount rel 800 rchci cavalry at Gallatln, TENN,
capturing two meu ani one piece OF artillery.
Nrv YoRK. Nov. 10.
IT. Uvcd1s ,c-~ .rorJ'a' 81 IlaIpcr' 'erry
.-..or. tna. ~tu..,ya.. Jackson has removed bis
fr.s fr,Hu ~. ..'lr'v og Front ROYAL, aud is
aow .ogaw} q at Newton, seven mjlcs from the
r,lca.,isr au' EaU1r, turnpike. His force
estimated ai 2,.,'v 10 ~ 100 men and forty
pieces Of aruUerry.
A ,pcciql d;sp,tcH 20 ths YTijuns says it il
repnrtol tla tho rehpls have occupied ThOrtoT
and Chester Gaps, in Burrside's rear, in force
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
L.cu,s ,rt Rogers, Of the rehei General A
II. d,Is staff, 'yss csptureA yesterday near Lees
Aurs siys t,at IN 'ksDn will he in Cum
be, ,anj wiaid "a urty.ionT hours Similar ru
mors of JaekSOn's movements are received irou
ilarper's Ferry.
CAIRO, Nov. Is.
Al partisan rangers who have been pillagin!
a. country around Memphis have been disband
ed by the rebI ten, PcmbertOn, and attached
to his regiments.
The people Of Mississippi are running thei
negrN.s into the interior, and leaving only sucl
Iroperty as they cannot carry awav.
New YoRK, Nov. 10.
5 The Herald prints a memorial, generally signet
, BY merchants, fnnnciers and others, recommend
, ing return by the Government to specie pay
ment on all bills from $50 upward, and to iSsu
SEQ, $50, 800, $500, s., 900 and 5000 bills
having twenty years to run and bearing ~ pc
cent interest.
The HeTdlfs Newbern, n. C., letter If the 81
saws: A reconnaissance was made within fiv
D miles Of TarborO. The rebels were found wit
a large force. Il was deemed impoitic to al
4 tack them. The salt works near WilmingtO
i have been fred and destroyed by the gunbon
Elias without loss on our side
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