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or fifteen days at Capt. STATIONS ONCE on Bank-st.
, 1863-11-06
THE NRXAN RAIL DINNER.

THE HKXAN HALL DlSNER>
Yesterday was great aud marked day
in the Northwestern Far, By the pres
rnce Of distinguished guests from abroad.
The dinner given to these visitors was q
feature that might have been omitted, as
Of questionable taste and policy, expected
by none from charity for the benefit Of
our soldiers. We state this without fear
Of having our motives miseonstrued, and
pronounce it q recognized departure from
the principles Of the Sanitary Com
uission, which those will most regret
who were most responsible therefor. The
objection based on the ground Of expendi~
1urc required for the feast, was, re are
happy to say, more than compensated by
She lbcrality Of guests present from the
Chicago Board Of Trade, who placed in
zhc hends Of the lady managers sum
larger than the whole outlay. But eren
1Ais act stands as polite protest against
inviting any one, however high IN position;
10 cat at the expense Of our soldier boys
We do not wiah to fall under 11r. Love-
Joys censu1e an set down in his speech
elsewhere, but VIC seek to render noble
CAUSE, which has our best wishes and en-
deavo1s, tue real service Of declaring that
= single oct made thus prominent by its
Eery nature and ju1taposition, is not de-
dcnsible, nor is it justified even within the
Commission itself. We also take pleasure
in showing how handsomely the mistake
was remcdicd on the spot, to the relief o1
the people who are watching a sacred
31lnd
, 1863-11-06
the WAR IN NORTH CARO-
L|kA.

NEwnKRN, N. G., Nov, 3.-The report that
Gen. foster IL to command the Army OF tna
Potomac gives aasurance that, sho MD 1t prove
true, RiclsDehd will soon be onra.
Fresh regiments have arrived here, 10 take
the place OF veteran troops WhicG AaYe gone
eleewhele~
A rebel iron.clad ram ia being constructed
at Kingston, on the Neuse. It IL reported
she IL nearly ready fol raid.
The war debt OF North Carolina il being
rapidly c1tiuguiAhed By the proceeds OF prl-
vatecIr, which make regular trips d.ily Into
Wilmington. -!
The canvas for the election On the 4th for
members to the Confederate Congress-, ~as
prosecuted with earnestuess By bolt partle5.
There arc twenty. eight candidates. In ten dis
tric!s. Hon. John 4. Gi1mer, Independent
candidate In the 4th district, ha4 the field
entirely to himself he WAS lats1y quite
eerere on Davis adninistration, and indignant
at the treatment North Caro1ina received at
his hands. Davidson 10 ont with another
constitutional argument against sscessioo.
The Raleigh Standard appeals to ths con-
fe1yAtfyes to mite against the destruetfyes on
election day. In alfudipg TO tho recent defeat
ct the Democrats In Ohio and Pennsylvania,
the Standard eaJs: "Tle Last my OF hope
for the South fiom the North has depsrted.
Tho North ia banded against the South By
imme nee majorities- 1t 8ays Lincoln 1ll he
reelected, and the prospects OF peace are
more distant than ever; thas "tbe Southern
teople stand alone, mith the wor1l Against
them, and they had batter make peace With
Providence or the North very socn."
, 1863-11-06
LATER FROM ECROrE.



81. JoHFs VIA PORT HOOD, Mo-. 5,-Ihs
Adsiatic, ffon. Glafgew ?. NJ OF the 371h
n}t, arrived here to'day-
GREAT bR1IA1N;Zaen* Lee's aaFance c2a On
Daily Neacs eays that while the Cot.federatea
arc unable to dislodge Rosecran5, Lees move
tnents are so Inconsistent Wi.h ordinary
principles, as to battle all attempts at explana~
lion. Gen. Meade had nothing to galu By
delivering battle In the center Of Yirgln1a,
and wisely declined to challenge his oppp'
nent until he reached his selected field, when
no doubt be will be ready 70 recetve him:
The 1in.<s says the last blow has yet to be
struck, md the Fede11ts Will have extra7rdl-
nary good tortupc If = third battle on tho
scene of two defeats, Teverses tAe assocla
tions connected with Bull Run. Tne Ti'us
thinks Roeecrnns Efll have to capltu}ate or
retreat. The former appears most probable,
Htnry Wkrl Btech6r W18 entertained at 3
farewell breakfast in Manchester. on the eth.
Thanks were voted to him Tor his various nd
dresses, and cougratulatoTy speeches Wete
, 1863-11-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dir patch to the Chicsgo Tribune.]
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 5, 1854
Governor Yates returned from tho East
today. He brings glowing intelligence Of
the Union cause in all the Eastern States.
The people are rall5ing en- naasse to the sup
port Of the Administration, and declare ven
eeance npon ali those tories who haye here
tofo1e opposed the war OF placed obstacles
IN the way.
Hosts Of Union men met our brave Gov
ernor at every point, and with warm hearts
welcomed him as the truest soldiers friend Of
the war. While absent the Governor spoke
to Thousands in New Ycrk, Brooklyn, Wash
Inston, and other citiee, and found the fire Of
patriotism burning bright from the East to
The far West.
The statement made by the Springfield cor
respondent Of the Missouri Republican, that
the Lincoln (Unton) Herald has suspended, Is
untrue. The paper IL ably edited, and will
continue to labor for the cause Of the Union.
The War Department announces that the
*1oo bounty, due at the expiration Of the
time Of enlisted men, will BE- paid By the
Paymasters to yeteran volunteers remainirg,
upon the usua1 discharge papers from their
t1rat tnlistmenf
, 1863-11-06
Rnl,roAd mAttoxBy

TEE WINTER 1MK-TABLE.-We ara g1ld
to announce that tho several 9upcrintsndeata OF
Western railroads hs7e decided to ndopt time
table that will, al near as possible, suit all par
ties Wehaye not tho exact agusca yet, hut un.
de.etand that tho regular no1nins tEaluh Will
lea1e between and O'Clock: IN accommodation
train upon each road in the afternoon, and tntrd
train 1t night, running in close connection WIN
the Eastern trains. We shall publish full time
tahle OF tho different roadh as soon u tho tf9 ol
each ia fixed, and ready for publication.
CHICAGO S NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
The earnings Of the cbicago d Northwestern
Railway 70. the fourth week Of October exceed
$4,000, and the total earnings for the moata Of
October arc over sax, 900, being an incrsaso
more than 5000 over the same month OF 1882
The p-tsert prosperity Of this ve'y i1npoEtAntA
promees ere long, to render 1t as valuable TO i1'
atoeklo1aera IL 1t ROW Is to the commercial Into"
rcsts Of Chicago and the rich country through
which It pA4oea.
, 1863-11-06
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibpne.1
CISc1SNAT1, Nov. 5, 1868.
4 soldier named Wurmster, Of the 18th
New York regiment, was shot here to-day By
Lieutenant OF the Patrol Guard while en-
deavoring to escape. His wound is painful,
but not dangerous. Eight men Of ths SAME
regiment fell OF the train near Bcllaire, On
the stenbenyl1le Railroad. Tires were Killed
and fire severely wounded.
a general order was issued here this n1oru-
ing, prohibiting the sale Of liquor to any SOL
diers In the city. =.
The trial Of 100pound Parrott guns ~near
this city, to-day, resulted fayorably. Almost
all the EhelIs exploded quite near the target,
which WAS set up at distance Of about three
miles.
Gov. Bramlette, Of Kentucky, has Issued a
proclamation In regard to the draft. The
quota, he eayB, will De il, 600 men.
, 1863-11-06
FROM NASHVILLE AND
CEEATTAN0
Guer1llas Dispersed -Hookerss Recen1
Exploit

.,,s s11ssns.nE 1T T, Nov. 5.-Najor Fitxgibboa o1
~ 5a1rencs,g 4 Mcntgan cavalry, with 100 men, mel
Columbia. the eamblnsa torccs e ~ ss roop E;rS
WAhans w aad scntte rebel cxyalrr nm nunher. her
ste f se sd sdi'sns I've u the os;
four pr1eoncrs, the rebels rnfrrataa aan '"eaty
were Killed on The Federal side. and int nnne thsa
wounded. Major Fitxgibbon hsn h easee
Killed under him. Among the rebel nrisn1
crs ore ono Captain and Two Lseutenanta1 10oo
l. feet Of boats arrived Arre yesterday
Tie liver il eight feet on the shoals.
, 1863-11-06
FROM CARLO AND BEl0W.
Matters at Corinth---Beanties Of
the Rebel Consumption.


r.r1n Knv K T9fS
px+ho .r,x., ~. .+e,n.r T.he-tv. No,
. c.,ta,,, f,onror Georoe Hart, clerk. ne
h.1a M,.sff,,nn, dates nj the afternoon Of the
"a md Cor,nih the lat Tho Memphis Bsus-
49, oo.+.fna .conmnn,ca,;on from a citizen
~ =, nonor oonn+v nf Tsnnrasae aet.7j,r tbo
matt ,,er,fh,e c,r,e,t;es nr,c,1.cd hv nart;e. OF
-ah.1 oort,Into-. IN f,,h,on md c,rro11
ea1,.,,os 11s1+.t, ~, ,ovs, m,a. rn,n,co
ts,..- Sa.n III h,ooahonnas ~ ha,n,n9
snL1.ss af,ns71+s ,,no1 4hsn, T,av 1.nt
49, ~. honsa - a, ia ~, r.m.d Y.nasn :.
cth,on too1r eva-v hor,e he b,d a1l III. vonnr
.tnck .na even clothing belonging to his
d.npht.r. Y.nae1, ia An old so1aier OF 1919.
betTeen Is and 50 years Of age. The same
crew Of ruf1lRpa then went to Milan, rhero
they broke into tho store Of ono HAnsbaIr and
took $500 or $500 in money and all the goods
they could carry. They also broke into the
store Of Wm. Har1is, aud carried OF an hun
drrd bushe1s ofcoru aud . thousand bundies
Of fodder, denounciug him as traitor to the
Confederacy, and conBcriptirg young msn
in the ssme vicinity, who WAS found unable
to bear muaket. They Btrippad hin aud
turned him loose.
News from Corinth states that Gen. Dodge
is to take charge Of division ia the field i'm
msd,st.1v R7;r c,r stenhen.on 1ste col.
Aueo'a ~, s. , o 4-S -
ouel Of the 9th Missouri, Is temporarily IN
command ot the district OF Corinth.
Ybe eoprt-rpart1sl. at which C.ot. q, H.
n...-.a 7,5o. A aa....t. oa,,r-.ad ~, @ha
fope Has 9"pEe 0"'oc0se' A'1'afn'a VI An'
31st ult., sine die.
.f$ - kf.En
wa,e rer.nt]v snrron.ded hv a 1arpa fonra
- "e1e 'see"-S 'u'Aea.1 - '"60 .v4-'
Of febe1s near hueseAs!4e' 0tAoAn*' Lucy
cpt their way out and arrived at Headquarters
II Glendale all safa. The bi1aucs were killed
or e:ptured.
Lent Col Q. J. Dods, recently returned,
b.r,ne esrcced c.ntx,r- .ftar two weeka sh-
senee'
+bc osth n1t. roe commanding n,rt1es we,o a
80. - --.a,n,.s .ns .r Ob,a h-,o.aa A
1o1ce o1 gue1naas anu AL o'ao o.'s"1e- a
few were killed on both sides. NY 1nform-
mt was without further particulars,
1,ao,;n ,-o,, tha rt,,c.rs of tha .te,mer q
A4ean 4lon tnc ot1soie y. SAo Hts"u10. ~
G. Baker, who left Paducah this morning,
that all is aufet in that vicinity, and It was
-.-.ns ti.o.<, -1,ox, 49,. aon..+aa +,.+ H..
'ceo4'eo .us4e ,, "A W., 1o9 =. w. 1.ra 49, I ~
1ebels lad ekedadd1ed from MaSsVi4e asef
111us m'saa - NJ, Ms ~ 3. ~ 1+s,,ss- ~ rths-+ fror,
a1eInIh;ss srrived 4h}a evs.an1 Ta haTa dstea
~ ~ r,as,,ir| ~ 10 ith III Fror fhc
I,.u.1;n ~ +hat 5ote w las1n +iat ~ cnn. :.
445s-at Va as snnt2er atfoct m the eJem1hIs
and chasieston YsIlroad ut ColIierTflle on the
3ainst. Col, Hatch. commanding there, was
euipary @ y tyeht, The Conisderates wers @ repnlsed.
1 Se~a~.i Erianuo-a wera rnnfrrrd amono
, 1863-11-06
Wl)ifago Qribnne.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1863.


The rumurcd supcrcedure. Of Gan.
.1feade by Gen. Foster. especially the lat
Ter branch, we do not trust.
The returns continue 10 come in, in a
manner which sustains and even adds to
the earliest rumored results The Union
triumph in New York is snlid one. That
in Mnryland and Missouri is one tlat will
cause qua]aing amid the rebels and their
northern allies. The people have rallied
round the flag, and the chant Of Freedom
has becomeinseparablc from that OF Union.
Among the various foreign relations re-
1e11ed to in the dispatches by the Adr1atic,
is prospective parental one that most
nearly concerns the Prince Of Wales.
Ben Butler is to introduce new order
Of things in the old North State, and put
in his genuine subsol plough where here
1ofore the surface has only been scratched
and old roots Of evil been undisturbed.
, 1863-11-06
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. lo6a.


moEd from the fle1d. They we're almost all IN
famtsbing condition.
They we,e four days On the road hetween
the two points, a5d 81; tha5 hsa to eas during
that tins was four hard crackers each. o.
their arrival at Richmond. they vera taken to
Libby PrIton, where they laid tEo dA7s
longer without hAyiug their wounds dressed,
during ali Of which time they had not
moutbfo1 to eat Some Of them. WHO wero
fortunate enough to have li:tle money.
offered a high - five dollars for ioaf OF
bread, but tie officers in charge would not
let It be carried to them Mr. Bohan.n Left
Richmond on a tl,g Of truce boat. in comp'ny
with about 200 othar Union prisoners Whas
TIE vessel neared Drory's Bluff. the prisoners
were made to lie flat down GU deck. and
special guard WIS placed over them that they
might bc prevented from seeing the 1ortifica-
f{Nrn
, 1863-11-06
ILLINOIS RETURNS.

Especial Reports to the Chicago Tribunc.1
FROM COOK COUNTY.
LEYpEx, Nov. 5.-The following Is the Tote
fthc town Ct Leyden: Gary, l49; Morris. Q.
the vote on the rest Of the ticket WAS the
Inc. B. S. Hopkins, Union, Was chosen su.
:+rsisor.
FROM EVANSTON.
The Union ticket WIS elected In Evanston
py s5 majority. The following gentlemen
~ere elected:
Supervisor, Edward s. Taylor Collector, John
<sstty; Assessor, 9. na.e; Clerk; 1sandss q Clif.
Oyerseer Of Poor, John Sharp.
+. FRoM srRMGrELD..
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 5.--Returns continue
to come in slowly, but all showing very large
union gains. Pike county 273 Unlon-two
towns to hear from.
Adams county $50 copperhead-a clear gain
Of 1,400 since last year.
Tazewen county $50 copperhead.
Will county 400 Unlon-a gain Of GO over
1att year.
Grurdy county 400 Union.
Ford county Al Union official.
FROM CAIRO.
,ath ronrre.s;or,1 n,.+r,c+ u711 r,rob,h,v ao
11.,on r
Pulaski, Johnston and Perry counties, In
Southern u]iacis, give Union majorities.
so+.s 11r,en 1.oLeo, 80 xU,1,,.rnsas oorn.
ties give heavy coppethcad msjorlties, as
o,rsl.
rnou FULTON COUNTY.
Vrpuosr- III. Mr.. .E.-ver,nant p,ves ri
maturity tor the Union ticket-13 last snrinp.
rpon nonc1,As cousry.
Anoo1.4. Nor. 5.--Doualas county elyes $50
..~,1,o =. 49, u,3o~--a r~n,, ~ 1o0
-.~-.-.. e..-.x
r,.,n1S--,.,.-. - -.
nrs,rrx vov h-{naEc,n 7-rha fo3.
1ow,rs. ia the resn,t ~ tse 1ate e,c.t1on far
,,,s T,,,o., es.s;sss.. - T.sH.t 1H. ~ T.--.- ~.
, 1863-11-06
THE ST. DOMINGO REBEL
LION.


NEW YoHk, Nov 5.-By tic arrival of the
Steamer Tuhal Cain from st. Domingo we
lave the following intelligence:
TIC rebellion n 81; Donl2go vas IN fall
tire Island With the exception Of the Capital
md tie east end. They were last rep2rted
Hitlin few mles Of St. Domingo CITY. Two
recent victories are claimed By the Spanish
near De La Mosa end Monte Plata, and in
ARTILLERY, mauy muskcts, aud numerous prls
Dne1s had been taken from the Insurgents.
The Captain General Of St. Domingo had
been removed, and Don Carlos De B4rgos,
Marshal Of Spatn, had been appointed ii
Lis place. He is eald TO be man Of gsess
ability, and is expected to.crush the rebellion
1r0mnt1v.
, 1863-11-06
TEE MARYLAND ELEUTKO


TIE MARYLAND ELECTION.
The returns from Maryland fill every
loyal heart with rejoicing, while in the
puter-darkness Of secession there will be
q fell gnashing Of teeth The State stands
redeemed. Her yoice is ior war until "the
last armed foe exmres," and for cmancipa-
lion. speedy and unconditional There
will be howl from Northern sheets
in the service Of JEFF Davis, like the
Times Of this city, that Federal bayo-
nets surrounded the ballot box, but loyal
men will thank God for that, and
Tor the time which has come in the history
Of Maryland seeesh, that each can see at
easy distance from him the CLINT Of Fed
c1al steel The merits Of the whole dis
cussion are contained in the Presi-
dents letter given elsewhere, adjust
ing tie differences between Schenck
and Governor Bradford. 1t sim
ply rc-establishes it that loyal men shall
zpte peaoeaby, and disloyal men not at MI
leaving each to fix his OWL status By q
Eimplc oath Of allegiance at the polls. The
result returns General Goldsborough as
The Statc Comptroller, with voice that
records Maryland as forever on the list oi
loyal States. and soon to stand beside her
free sisters without q bondman to curse
her soil What q rcbuke for the Blair
mily this triumph and its twin in MIS-
soti.
, 1863-11-06
FROM GALlATlM, tenn.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
GA41ATDs, NoV. i, 1864
Colonel Mcconnell, NTH battalion OF the
list Ohio volunteers, has just returned from
scout after gueri1las. He had two skir-
miehes with them, killing one, wounding
eeveral, and capturing ten; also, number Of
horses, mules, a11ns, DC
, 1863-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.
From BAL LTfM0RE.
The Maryland E1ection---Her
Eoice is for Emancipation.
Henry Winter Davis Rlected-Four
Out Of Five Radical Con-
gressmen Chosen.
President Lincoln to Govern
or Bradford.


Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BA171noax, Nov. s, 1865.
Hes tho West been locking Tor IN answer
IN a3onfroma-v B,s9,,. RocA1f11a xoo,cb :
~ h.e aona 0,- ~.d,,,1 sr,,nc,r,+;ar ,-,en
~ N4@e es'' -, n.t-s .~.-
hAse ~ai1eo 1of elcctlon gay AetufnS CONE
in s1owlY, but enough IL kuown to delare that
- c-,s.1o., =. .,.-..s 80,
henry H. 1olcspofopso1 u eaec'eo " uano-
ecme majority for State Comptroller oser
Sam Mtt1t, copperhead; aud thus MARYLAND
uas rMpuAr1cA11Y DECIDED FOR uScoNpr.
r1osA1. ruAsc1rA11os.
-,.-."S - ~. 80 oa.~ 80 era ~.
] crc, smen n r. the @ first @ d,st1ict1 % " y crists,d
oor,,,e.h-,d run,1 + c,eewe11 verv c1oae
eoPpeaa7aa' 'ane =. a"v" ese1" ca sets elo"s'
4pu M A. ~ e"nseoea .e, aa 80 .ne s., t1 =. - ~
tier, Henry Winter Davis aud Frank Thomas
fifth district the issue is more doubtful, but
n~1,'. = S.1..,- , 1no. es,n.~. .1.- -
ao1lan1 Ase ptoo'o!} oeea cuos6o ose3 ~aA
yt1t, thus irving MARYLAND four ont of five
.a,s.1 ss,t3. .,,, s.,,o.,,, ,.+,,,, f.n.,,.sa,.
men. led of BIZ the gallant Henry Winter d.
=. v,..-...a@ a.u .,.+ q ,e+
Hs- d1o1} enough 1ol o1a oAy' A "o' L 's1'
m.Sn-...o~ ~ Tho ,,na,.+ hstras,
the military aud civil authoratles N mariana
excttes much comment The LAST reply OF
the President coye1a the principal points in
the correspondence. 1t is dated At the War
nsnertm.n+ or1 dfrarfad +n COY. Bra1ford.
us1a1e e1snt' 4nu uue.s. ~ ,s ~ 1.s.1>s ~,
"Stn: Yours q the 3Iet ul!. Mhs fecslvtq yee.
fe1asy noon, ana slnce lbea rave oeen s's11:
most earnest attention 10 tae en21ee' mater: a.
my cau, 9en- ochenek nAs atteanso, 1aa ae9n1es
nc that 1t is almost ce1tan TINT violence w %
used ut come OF tho voting places of election fo.
day, rnless prevented b. hls Provost guards NC
ra3s that a. some St these PLACES linton votsfs y
VIII not atferu a. ~. q lun ucke1' aaless lucy
hare some assurance Of pruteetion.
The remaining point OF Jout 1ettef 1s ptotest
agalnst any person onenpg Eose 9cioE PM 70 nny
brings US 10 the difference between Missouri and
Maryland, with tha eaue reason In both States.
Missouri has BY laws provided test tor voters
A7ysnd has no. fof sxa%lhe 9fn Tm1e 5nn1;
, 1863-11-06
observation-disclosures
Adventures Of an Escaped Prisoner

WAsn1sayox, Nov. 5.-Mr. Bohanan, who
was captured in the vicinity Of Occoquon
Greek last Ch1istnas, and 1Ately returned to
his home In Alexandria, has Informed the
Journal that Castle Thunder is the only prison
in Richmond where prisoners are allowed to
shoffly a1ter the battle Of Chiekamauga,
about 40 wounded prisoners arrived at Klch*
, 1863-11-06

Nxw YoRK, Nov. d--The ahip Europa, ut
eoutk, long. 26, g deg. west, that she was
chased BY full irfcged brig, but night coming
on, lost sight Of her.
, 1863-11-06
The Government Securities.

WAsn1SaToN, Nov. 5.-Sa1es o1 5 20 bonds
we're TO great LIST week, that the supply OF
:,linted Eonds is exhausted, as /: will take q
fortnight to I'LL the previous s1bscripli,u. It
IS expected that sales will be small during
herttt Of the, month. Government is using
III pe Eslhle dispatch in printing notes for the
Jsf{prlal bspke.
, 1863-11-06

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TRENTON, N. J., Nov, 5.-We sun up the
Senators holoing orcr-Repnb blicAns, 4; cop
perleads Q. Newly elected Republicans, 8;
copperheAds, In the Hou.e the copper.
head elect 50, Republicans 20. and one in
sfnbt IN na5neo Ess nd
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