New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIE WAR.

,sr-.,~s za,,isinna The Nineteenth Army Corps
,rsrr tseaapa Franklin had pressed forward to Ope
persas gainsae thesl place on the 2ad OF oetoper
rSlAopS meeting much resistance notwithstanding
tAsl The enspr in large force Of infantry cavalry ano
esssnery attempted to make stand nbout i've ihhes
kSn ss,e town but they quickly retreated befofe our
sea,ca end Gre rerorted to have gone to Asxanurla
1ee henaouarters OF the Thirteenth Army Corps are
a Vormuonvie pd all the troops ore IN line hearn
and vel supplied AT New.Orlesns On e1pedH'on'
uaaer General Dana composed Of veteran troops was
being fitted out Its precise destination was ho' ="
rcd tut tie general opinion Is. that it was intendea
ssar somc point on the Texas coast 1he enhss'nen'o
cxsorea soldiers was going on rapidly In 'ne cn!y"'
tn Union troops had been very snceessiu .oe ue
,sc.on CT salt works tsnnsros, and other Rebel prop
crsv oeross Lake Ponchartrain in Mississippi
A Cairo dispatch Of the 3lst ult gives rs
s,uo Arkansas items Volunteering Cor the UHion
oruy continues TO be re-y successful Tho min'az5
organizations in the Northwest part already number
On, volunteers Of Arkansas Efforts have been made
a, TIE Union men Of Arkansas 10 have Mr Rogers OF
pue Eluf appointed Military Governor OF the state
Onions hove teen forwarded TO Washington asking
Y,r III, appointment Dobbina notorious guerrilla
,n SURPRISED about the 25th ult at Tulip and e59 ov
in Confederate notes were captured Deser:ers ro'n
the army Of Gen. Price are daily arriving at Little kock
and Pima Bluff and taking the oath Of allegiance. Al
last accounts more than one-hAf Of Gen. Prices army
hpd deserted Gen Marmaduke, OF last accounts was
a Arsodelphis with the cavalry Of Gen Holiness
oomnapd The Post Once is reastablished at Lii'le
Rock -.
A letter from Co~inth states that the 18th
Army Corps, under Maj. Gen. Sherman. and one divi-
sioa Of NcPherson's 18th Corps had passed through
tAors and advanced as Ear rs Tuscumba, without meet
Ing any material opposition The Mobile and Ohio
Road win soon be opened from Columbus 70 Corinh.
and thence to Chattanooga with all possible dispatch
An expedition in the direction Of Holly Springs
consisting Of the 18th Kansas and 81 Michigan cavalry
with other regiments me; the enemy in the vicinity Of
that place. where they had severe engagement. Tie
es of the 9TH Kansas was three killed and nine wound
Cd and the other regiments suffered in about the same
proportion The Rebels lost nine eit KILLED on the field
and 100 prisoners while forces occupied the site Of
battle in uLlis.urbed possession.
Intelligence has been received in ST. Louis OF
the occupation of Batcsvie Ark. by body Of troops
detached from Gen. Seeles force at Little Rock
There were 800 or 400 Rebel troops in the place at The
time but tloy evacuated the town and fed before our
forces Bs.esvle is the most important place In North
West Arkansas and its occupation by our troops VIII
be of material advantage. Gen. Fisk. commanding the
District of South East Missouri has sent troops several
times on expeditions as far Pocahontas, Ark. and
will before long occupy that point permanently he
engaged In enisting a regiment in Lawrence County,
in that State and has met with encouraging success
Gen. Thomas has forwarded an official report
of tho capture of Lookout Mountain. On the night Of
the 2s.h the Rebels attacked Gen. Gearys division
tx.i- Ia, 81 100, lu+t
driven back by only part of forces Gen. Howard
while marching to help Gcary. wes attacked in flank
from two commanding hills. but with two regiments he
took both hills with the bayonet driving the enemy from
his treastworks and across Lookout Greek. The be-
havor Of the nth and 18th Corps is highly commended
1t is officially stated that 500 refugees from
Northern Alabama and Georgia have arrived in Mash
Vile since las, August and been varousy provided for
ty the Government, Most Of them have been sent
North They were in deploIably destitute condition
having been robbed Of everything by the Rebels.
BY the arrival Of the brig Santiago from Port
au.Platte we have direct information about the insur
recton in Santo Domingo 10 Oct. G. Though not 80
late last inte eence eeceyed via Havana II gives
many interesting details tie burning of Puerto
Plata By the insurgents.
A dispatch from Cincinnati gives brief ac-
count Of crazy conspiracy by certain Rebels ard Cop
perheads IN Ohio release the Rebel prisoners at Camp
Chase let John Morgan out OF the PcncntIaTy seize
the Ohio State Government and play the deuce gen.
orally.
General Hayes who is TO replace COlcro'
Nugent as Assistant Provost MarshalG General in Nc
York City is to have authority general suieinend
ent Of the volunteer recruiting service and chief mus
fern0 and disbursinc officer for the first ten districts Of
Eew.York State.
There is nothing Of importance doing in the
Army Of tie Potomac. Some changes In the locations
of corps have led 10 slight stumbling without serious
loss either side Cars 10 Three Mile Station
on the Washington branch. and Will coon to Beale
ton Station
A party Of guerrillas under Campbell entered
Charleston. Mo- the night Of the goth uit robbng
the stores and citizens They took Col Deal prisoner.
who shot two Of the party Campbell was captured.
Twelve Rebel captains and eleven lieutenants
were Transferred from CTatiotsireet Prison St. Louis
to Camp Chase, near Columbus Ohio. Oh the 18th q
D. X. Abel, editor Of The 81. Joseph (Mo.)
Tribune was arrested the Goth nit and sent to st.
Louis. The articles published by The Tribune were
defamatory Of the independent militia
Sixty Rebels, captured at Columbia, Tenn,
arrived at Nashville as prisoners on tie goth ult
NEWS, FROM EUROPE.
The extra Cunard steamer, Hecla, from Liver.
pool Oct 90 via Queenstown Oct. 81 arrived here yes
terday Her news has been anticipated but the foreign
files received by her are two days later than those
previously received
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