Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
The Election in Delaware.
From the Army of the Potomac.
From Cairo and Below,
ITO the Chicago Tribunal

WAsHIE0FoE, November 23.
Among la'e arrivals here are Colonel S
Il. Boyd, Congressman from Missouri;
Governors Brough and Dennison, Govern
or Morton and General Lane. hir. Lin
ooln's friends are still very busy In insist
ing that Bates letter disnissiDg the Mis-.
souri, official, Edwards, for being Radical
had not HIS authority or knowledge. Col
oRels CfTr, Church and Mack, ulInoI.
Commissioners to Gettysburg, are in town.
The friends Of Judd, United States Minis
'sr to Prussia are representing that be-
would be good man 10 fill vacancy in
the Cabinet.
The Secessionists are exulting over q re-
port Of Governor Bradford's reported in
tention 10 refuse certificates of election to
the Maryland Congressman, iussuueb Es it
,.liUuuts 70 IakIng tRe state out Of the
Union, so far as his action could affect It
oy refusing TO allow 1t to be represented
IN the United States Congress, three of
those elected having had no opposition
through the entire canvass.
The temporary loan having greatly de-
creased, Dir. Chase is enabled to draw up
on the fifty millions which he Is obliged to
nave 10 reserve to redeem it. He Is issu-
ing this, but with extreme caution, He
has issued shout 5,00O,G00 aud has some
en- OF fifteen millions now in the vaults
It is not probable that more legal tenders
will be asked for The National bank
notes will supply the wants of the country
News from the Army Of the Potomac
causes disappointment. A review Of the
Sixth Corps on Friday delighted the Eng
lish officers. The Fifth Corps was to have
heen reviewed yesterday but for the rain,
which prevented. Madison Court House
is not occupied yet. There has been no
advance,
Ins Intelligencer Of Saturday is out de-
uouneing the election In Delaware as a
farce, and saying It was practically no
election.
ITO Ghe Chicago Tribune.I
CAIRO, NV. 81.
Memphis papers Of the 19th, received
per steamer Liberty No. 2, contain little
sews from any sources.
There is an account Of the capture Of
1ne wagon train, twenty-nine miles from
Little Rock, by guerrillas. The train Wat
en- route for Benton, an outpost. The
Goufederates took what they wanted, in
Guiding lot OF uniforms, packed them on
Ibsir mules and then skedsddled.
General Steele sent word TO Msrnaduke,
stating that be didn't much care for thei7
'spture, but # he caught any o his men
V''h anv NJ the captured uniforms IN, he
would hang them.
me Lu, u, eu aud forty.three prisoners
took the oath of allegiance.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CAIRO, November p.
Memphis dates Of the 20 b, are recei ved.
There is little news Of Importance Late
IoutheTn papers announce the death Of a
] brother OF Gsnazsl Fcr-es, ra--,I I'LL
JEFF. Forrest. He died Of wounds received
u the battle Of the 9th inst.
Captain Broader, Of the Gunboat No. @.
accidentally shot himself, on the I4th inst ,
aesr Skipwith's Landing, while hunting
His gun missed FIRE. he went TO blow into
the muZzle Of it, when the charge exploded,
blowing the whole Top OF his head of. he
was found and buried with military hon
Jrs.
There is great excitement in Memphis
till over General Hurlbuts order 157.
General VesIch has issued an order &c,
for the purpose Of carrying into effect the
provisions Of order l6I.
The course General Steele has pursued
in Arkansas, is greatly Landed by the
southern Union papers. 1t has tendency
20 bring her hack into the fold, converting
,ecesh into Union men. Arkansas is evil
IDENTIFY for the Union. There Is nothing
later from Vioksburg.