Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
New Yogg, Nov. 10.

NEW DIRK, NOV. To-
The Morning Star announces that the
French government has Informed The T..
S Minister TO France that tue au.hofi-
cation for the construction OF certain
vesses If war, now prov d to be on Id
ing in France for the Conf-derates, and
for certain can on and munitions OF wal
for their armament, has been Withdrawn,
and the part es engaged in the business
had been warned OF the danger Of pros
ecp,ing the work.
FRANCg.- Rumo's are crrfent that the
French army would soon evaeoate Rome,
LEAVING OILY small gar son 1T CeVita
Vecc =, srd that S AIN would send TO-
900 troops to Rome.
JApAS.-Delaiied accounts have been
received from the English bomhsfdment
of kangawa, Japan. Se'en yess Is were
engaged, inciudiug Two trigsles. The
Brit h lost l3 kid aod 90 #o1nded.
The for's moan'cl 90 guns and tuortars.
Without land force Admiral Kecter
could do nothing fn,ther,an ~ ) luna
eyitced no desire 70 nego. ate, The iee'
left tor Y okohoma 70 r ut. HE OBJECT
of the expedition wa as ar from icing
gained as ever, aud if the japanese re-
maioed obstinat" y .arg Amy would be
necessary to Obtain satisfaction.
A bea quarters dispach dated 18th,
70 the Ter III says: A large ,cnforce-
ment OF wo kmen .and several Car loads
of ties and rolls came mp to-day for toe
completion OF the raiir al 20 Cuipepper.
The road will be working to Culpeppcr
and the Rsp'dan by Monday night.
All qaet in front cxcept the move
mcnt OF our tio"ps.
We occnpy with a strong infan nv
force the old battle field Of Cedar Mouu
tam.
The steamer Yazoo from New Or
LEAFS Of h has arrived.
A collision occurred on the Oprlousas
Railroad between two trains, XII ing -
or 10 OF the 97th ILL.,, and wouuding 10
moe of the same re .inent. The other
train had the 5l,h Iii. on beard. two Of
whom and some rebel prisoners were in
jured.
Nothing about army movements.
icpeeisl to the hevald.i
Affairs at the front remain unchanged.
The rebels are strongly posted on the
Rapidan, evidently awaiting an advance
OF our forces.
Advices from Pensacola state that the
fever, which was unusually fatal, has
aba,ed. o. 500 cases more than 20 fail
ed to recover. The Marine Guard lost
l Lit. aud l3 privates.
The I'rtbnae has HE following:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc,
Nov. II.
f.w shots were sent after body
OF rebel scouts ve.,eraas to the lett OF
Cu'pcppct, otherwise all is quiet.
There ~ no truh il the Iornor that
Lee has left the army OF Northern VIr-
ginis.
He occupied the camping ground
which was our headquarters ou Tuesday
near Brandy Station.
The cit zeus here, saw and canve,sed
with bin.
several envelopes addlessed to him
were also found
IN the cavalry reconn essence made
on the light to within a lev mics q
Mails n &. H., no 1--we rebels were
found bu. bodies Of dead ones, kidd
by fitzpatrick in his ia's advance upon
that village, lay upon the ground where
they fell.
Clark and Thoroughfarc Mountains
are nga'n occupied as rebel signal sta
tons, and nearly ever movement OF
Meade along his entire front can be
clearly seen from these natural lookonts.
The rebel earth works at Rarnei!'s
Rsppahaoucck and Germapa iords,
thrown np 10 October, ave being ENLARGED
and sthened There is aso a me
OF ride pits which extend further up TIE
hills.
Ii Is thought hardly pcs 1ble til at Gen.
Meade will attack these s'rougholds il
front.