Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-21

quite, as strong as Chattanooga. If a.
tackled in the valley, they can reinforce
faster than We can. fhe move by which
the Federals got possession Of Lookout
Valley, end the railroad to Bridgeport,
was a mastery stroke and executed ad.
mirab'y. Everything slipped from US 50
easily. We hardly knew when it was DONE
This oper ston changed the whole aspect.
Buffalo, Nov. live learn from a
gentleman Just from Toronto, that Hon.
Joshua n. Giddings has been arrested at
Montreal. and held to bail for the sum Of
$780, 900, being charged With kidnapping.
Washington, Nov. l6-Secretary Sew.
ard Informed a distinguished Senator tn,
day, that at no time s:hcs the war com.
menced have his ad7;ces from Min;,ter.
Adams and Dayton. been 90 cheering a
character as now. Official sentiment il
Undergoing great change. Neither Eng.
land or France are confident Of the rebel
success.
Chattanooga, Nov. 17.-Latest inform.
alton from scouts cont:adicting former re.
ports states that the Wes,ern and Atlantic
road IL worked to its full capacity BRING
ing reinforcem.nts to Bragg. And tho
road from Chattanooga Station 8 miles
south is lined with camps The rebel.
aver that the campaign will not be closed
without decisive bloody Struggle for
Cbattanoog. and East TENNESSEE.
Intelligence from East Tennessee to
the evening Of the ll,h, is satisfactory.
Washington, Nov T.-Rumors reached
here last Il: ght that our cavalry was iabt.
ing yesterday on the Rapidan.
Firing Was heard on Sunday in the di.
rection OF Stevensburg. and again yes,er.
day in the same direction The rebels
captured wagon train yesterday near
S,evensburg. The cause Of the 6ripp
yesterday is not known.
The Navy Department has received in
formation OF another capture off Viii.
mington.
Geo. T. Ayre, agent for the sale Of Con-
| f'dera,e bonds. has Leen sent hi,her from
the army of the Potomac, had committed
70 the Old Capitol.
The Government, has received informa.
ton, through our Consul at Monterey.
| that few days before the capture Of
, Brownsville by General Banks. a large
| cargo OF Enfield tles, enough 10 arm all
the military in the State, landed there.
" hen the J"lted States steamer New.
bern Was Oh her way to New York with a
large numoer OF rebel Prisoners plot
Was discovered to take the yesst from ,h,,
officers and men.
The report on Tuesday tina, a rebel
force had crossed the Rappah.n..ock aud
attacked fitzpatrick force i. untrue.
Several Etghsl officers are visiting At
Gen. Meates headquarters Iufnrma,i,n
through reliable channel from Washing
ton Is to the effect that two divisions uf
Gen Hills rebel corps have lief, R.pian
and gone southwark, or whether TO Ter.
lessee or Err d-r.ck>bnrc. as to demon
N'ate on the Left flank Of the army of the
Potomac, does no. spprar
700 -
10 prove that Georg~ Cb'iSty. the foun.
der OF CLristys mins,reIs, was no. sane
when he wi!'ed his property to his wifi.
his skull! has been removed from the grave
and carried into court, ard his backbon
has bee" photographed.
Advlces received at the Office of the
Provost Marshal General at Wa,hiugtor
Indicate tina. recruiting is going on us re-
actively than had been anticipated. 10
various part, Of Tie country.
. .
From January 1t TO September l0th
OF this year. there we're imported INTO
Great Britain 5 .625 696 gallons Of pe,ro.
leum from the port Of New York.
Secretary Seward refuses to allow re-
cru''ng in the United States for the army
OF Juartz, and announces that any per.
sou engaged in such business will be
promptly prosecuted.
The quota Of Massachusetts, under the
late draft, was about seven thousand men
The nvmber actually put ia tie ranks
is 1925.
The Great Eastern is to be relieved by
the shareholders from her presen. debts.
and employed in the India or Australian
trade.
There was quite heavy shower Of
sna'ls a few days since n. Greenland, N.
T., which had doubtless been taken up in
water spout.
PARROT, the inventor OF the Parro {
gun, is now with our army before Char