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The New York herald., 1863-11-06
The Revoit In 81. Domingo.
TO Tug EDITOR or IuE uKuAtD


In your correspondence OF 10 odsys sovsmbor ~ sum
ber relating afrars In II. Domingo your oorrospon
dent after taking partial and unfoundod events
In that island expresses his wishes for tho overthrow o
Spanish rule 80 az TO nduc Cuba and Porto Rico 70
volt and initiate tho example OF poor Hispanioia.
The world all knows that the Domincans, tired Of
their own internal contcnsons sought tho prolectorae d
several European Powers who refused for reasons beat
themselves. Hut spain trusting 10 tho sincerity
Of their wishes her CONSENT ana Marshal
serano was invested with authority for tho purpose
In what the nomnlcans before that evenu In
one Of continual anarchy and insecurity what has been
tho since tho annexatou' Let facts speak
for themselves Before thcre was uads
OF any kind real estate almost worthless, no msr
chant dared 10 send his wares aud emgrsnt thought
OF ining his fortunes to the country for thero no
safety future Bat does Spain receive ths
trust than commerce springs up property rses IN value
houses that months before could not be- sold for
few hundred command thousands OF dollars; tho
vnueoss fast melting mn the SQUAD
port and line OF steamers was started 10 convey goods
implements and all the materials 10 explore tho
wilderness Of that beautiful spot.
IN thnt Spain has fnttcped upon tho good of ths
land paradox for blood be got out of stone
as tho common saying :. tar from y Every month
from Cuba 30 ST. Domingo 10 dofray tho sspensas
of the government, tho resources of tho
island were not sunicent I'm their unnatural re.
volt, the DominicaDs have shown their ut'cr imp
probation OF steady government, that might have
taug bt them what they need mostiudnstfs habits
and deveog of the riches o their sol Tho Io~s
VIII bc their side for Spain may leave them 20 their
fat. and insist no further thus saving sacrifice of blood
and treasure TO gain nothing tor 81 Domingo has not yet
proved 10 be og the least ady vantage to spain
A. regards Cuba and Porto Rico, Interests and political
feelings widely different that both these Islands
day consider SgAln their only anchor OF safety
spanish they and spanish they will DO While misrule
and dissensiona attain In nearly Al tho former spanish pro
yinccs In America Cuba and lurtO REQ continue 10 On.
tho blessings Of peace tho only sound fountains VI
wealth.
Ngw YoRK, Nov. 2, 1853.
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Our washington Dispatches.

WAsmSGros, Nov o, 1863.
Yesterday the grerias made q raid upon Eisall sta
ton about ave miles xandria capturing several
and mnes Tho gang came into tho ncshborhood
on Tuesday night, ana G. ured UnIon man, who cs-
capped after laying with them tho woods nearly oil day
yesterday They talked in MS presence about attacking
some OF the stations; but tho man failed to reach our
pIckets in tme TO gve warning
These gangs now prevented from coming down TO.
ward Vienna and have abandoned that cntro ghbor
hood Instead OF dassing down from AIDE and Dranes
yle they up from 0ccoq1an and Wolf Run Shoals.
Several parties Of rebel cavalry havo dashed through
our lines left, and comm,ted depredatons N
Prince William county during tho last few days. Yes
terday Gen Merritt Of the cavalry sent out and seized
al tho Inhabitants In tho vicinity OF his command and
sent them TO headquarters be disposed OF by the Pro
vost Marshal General.
Affairs at tho front remain comparatively daiel. Yes
terday portion Of tho army moved down 70 the Kappa
hannock and stationed It's pIckets along the river. ore
are rebels this side Of the Rappahannock except
small force OF cavalry between tho railroad crossing
and Falmouth.
Most OF Lees army Is believed TO be noar cupcppcr
rno impression prevails that the enemy will mako
any stand this side Of the Rapdan should
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for Bsrmuda On The 10Th Of November. We uSdsraasl
that SIR Alexander viii make his usual ersss 70 N
West India portion Of hs station sboss Christmas We
may, therefore, expect him back 70 Bsrmsda shortly
after that period from letters recsvsd here y wo
bable that Rear Admiral Sir James Hope, who soecesds
sir Alexander Milne tho North American asd west
india station Will arrive In Bermuda about tho middle OF
MlandH
James N. Ashby, Esq., has been appointed sscre-
tAry 70 Admiral Hope. Mr.. Asbby has been reoensiy
socretary 10 Admiral Stewart Plymouth. He was hsro
with Admiral Seymour when command Ais staiios,
about thirteen years ago
Her Majesty ship Immortalite Captain Hancock, viii,
we under stand. leave to morrow for barbados.
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IN Extraordinary Mission from France to
Russia Relative to Poland.
ST. JOINS, Nov. Al

VIA FOHT HO0Di NOV, o, I6O5. J
Tue steamship Adrisio, from Galway on tho Afternoon
sf the 9Th uIt arrived here O'Clock this fwednes
aay) evening. she experienced bead gales during tho
entire passage.
The steamship Europa, from Boston, arrived at LIVER
coci at eight A. NJ. on the 2oth ult.
The steamships sidoo, from New York. and North Anne
ricSn from Quebec, arrived out on the 2Tth alt.
from France the political nevs Is unimportant. Tho
Emperor presided at a m sier council the oath OF
October
Marshal Mol, Of France goes TO Russia, On extra
ordinary mission regarding Poland.
IA 10 semiofncialy announced that tho Princess OF
waIss may be expected 10 become mother IN March
nGyt.
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nt.n.

Tesrn On "Wednesday, November q Il ools rptsios
lnAivrr r., -i,s n Henri l. fss.sf, she 1Alstisf n
o~vss HALL
Tho funeral VII tssa rss from hsr AS fssi1sres
6vsnt~th stre<t paA, gocrN ssetss Saturday
NON ns, st ten oder Essiy~ tna ffetes ss n,itsd
" s,tsnd
rrp,rssa--suassnly, 90 r,ar,ssy sy.rs a. scvsu.
bss Q, NlcsolIs kssptt-sss
VOICE q fsasral 70 nAtarosys IaI~r
hcssu On vsdn~1sy Hovsrbsr q ssHsss-
ysanssvs a.ssAs~r " rhoaas ara Ssry ks~ss Asss
. seontAs
ns rsisivs ssa nissAs q ts fslslJ a,s rs~s~sgssy
nvissd " stissa we fon~a ths ~ Asr) f<'neon 81
90 sekss from ths rsss>ses II tss pssssv S< Asss
ssA>s, stho~s farther hvlsss<n
~ ar nssCk ASkA fe~
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Com mereial InteIllgenee.

Commercial InteIllgenee.
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LOHpos Oct 20, 18e8
Illinois Central shares, % . 10 discount Hts
shares, 60
Consols for money, 93H.
Lospos OcL AZ, 1899
Ccnsos for money, eS e3x
LIVERPOOL COTTON hAREr.
Cotton buoyant and advanced One-quarter OF penny
sales to day 1000 bales, Of which spectators and ex
porers took 5000 bales.
TRADE REPORT
There has been Manchester marker since tho sailing
Of the China.
LIVERPOOL BRBADsfUpys MARKET.
Breadetuns inactive Richardson Spence Co. and
Bigiand. Athya Co. report-Flour inactive. Wheat
quiet Corn steady.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Provisions quiet and steady The above named
authorities auote;-Beef steady Pork steady. Bacon
doll. Lard dull al 40e. 4s. Tallow quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes steady Sugar quiet Coffee inactive. Rice u-
active and still advancing Rosin quiet Spirits OF tar.
pentine inactive Petroleum Armsv for crude; refined,
THE LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuffs dull Sugar nrn. CbYce quiet Tea quiet.
Rice hTm- Tall0w quiet at AS.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. q, 1858.
CorTor. Sales today 1o 600 bales market stin ad
vancing.
RRElDsruus. The -four market opens firmly. No bust
has been done yet.
PROVISIONS steady.
LARD duh and declined Oh.
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s1hslstop.n fhis pame derived from its inventor
61P John Cbpley Singleton. His public services will be
NJ King of Bavaria has taken up his residence in Rome
9 a. artistic kind Of pied re belonging his father
kng Louis. In tho Via di Pora Pincani, known the
VMh ii Malta.
m young Queen Of Naples Is in bad health, In Rome,
nd v n said that she sps blood Her cousin tho King
q bavarh anxious 70 effect her establishment has
oreoghs with him German doctor OF great repue, 70
whose care be iSdesrous entrus Queen Maria sophas
Prince Humbert Of Italy, has been very well received
8 Naples, although not perhaps with downright en-.
thusiasm. He has reviewed. the National Guard Of the
province Of Caserta and win review the brigade q which
% has just bsen appointed general and which 70 at
Naples
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New Jersey

TRESTos, Nov. s, 1868.
We sum up tho result Of tho election in this state AZ
follows senators holding over-republcans demo
cra,s o. Newly elected democrats, o. republicans 3.
In the House tho democrats elect &c. the republicans
20, and IN doubt IN Burlington county
The Log stature will standsenate, Ia democrats,
republicans; Assembly, 80 democrats, 20 republicans.
On Joint ballot 90 democrats and 27 republicans and
dou nj
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Tn. Polish Revoiusisn.

no Krasr,ai Drsorsasg< has Published depatch 10
ne Yrcnch Minister Vienna, containing proposals. for
spsranens Austria assint svsn'aAtes In case Russia
rsfoe 70 adopt the suggested BY tho allies IN
ssssrepoo o PeMnd. u s dated IN June lsst.
great number q important arrests are rep9rted 10
wAssaw, including forty members of the municipality
The saxon oonsu bss been confined so his bosse and hs
sSsr,s scaled up
psnsvoss ssgsssmess aud ihe dsIsrsai q some
ssyns asarsens bApds are veporsed
n F~s ssss tle,e y ~ usis 70 the stsri nAi Rs
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M aryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov o, 1903.
The returns come IN very slowly.
There doubt 10 tho result In tho First Con.
sressional district but Ia generally conceded that Girls
neld elected Cresswen the unconstitutional Unop
candidate
Webster, Davis and Prank Thomas are, Of course,
elected In the Second, Third ami Fourth Congressional
dstric there being opposition 10 thsm.
Tho Ffth Congressional district " uncertain Holland,
the emancipation and Onion candidate, runs veil and
po~sibly may have defeated Calvert
Goldsborousb, emancpstlonist for Comptroller, IL
elected by . considerable majority.
IN tho vo,s for Goldsboreugh the state hAs emphasL
caly decided In favor of emancipation.
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news from San rvaaeisco

hSfhsSfoo, NOV. ., 1853. -
sAlod ship Young America Tor Llverppoi carrying 21o
sks Of lalo~ 400 bbs II cope, ore s 40 600 ssska
Of wheat
Jobssss continue doing fair tu nsss IN 40 s,srov
Otherwise sbsss arc uumrtassbe ssns of an early
closing q The fAs trade Importers arc selling bu,f few
soexs.
Jsmss hIsu, ss,msiy oonrscSd ~ibrslly vita ,hs
rTssp~nrrs, ded si wsst<e ne sDI ala
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The Press Despateh.

WAsHsGTos. Nov. s, 1863
Information from tho Army of tho Potomac states that
tho rebels still holthe limo from sulphur Springs
70 Falmouth. Our cavalry arc In tho front.
Nearly all sick and wounded have been sent away
Tho Second. sixth and Seventh Wisconsin regiments of
tho iron Brigade gave Eve hundred aud seventy
publican and nine opposition IN the election yes
terday Returns from Ffsb Wisconsin have not yot
been received.
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The American Question.

Tue LONDON Poe says the federas must DO aware that
any serious reverse Just would leave neutras no
alternative but 70 re,ognize tho south.
ssnersl Lees advance On General Meade attracted
much attention a England.
Tho London Nsvs says that who the rebels
ypKoo to dsodge Rosocrans, Ices movements 30 In
soasistent with ordinary principles to bafs oil at
tsmpts At explanation General Meade had nothing to
gain by delivering batto In the centre OF Virginia, and
wisely declined to challenge his opponent until he reached
hh selected ned, whon doubt he viii DO ready TO re-
seve him.
W. r. Lindsay, In q letter TO tho london Hppes an
peueoss the government, policy towards tho North In
ssussssnt with neutrality or honor.
me London Itmes says the last blow has yet 10 b
sirnos and tho fedcrsls will have extraordinary good
gortane third battle tho ot two defeats re-
rsrsss the associations connected With tho inomened
nAld Of Bull run.
The London hr,s thinks Rosecraos VIII have 70 ca
yneao or retreat and The former appears tho most pro-
esoe
Henry ward Beecnsr vas entrtanei at farewell
breakfast Manchester the 24ih hanks wereyoted
Mr. Besober hs various addressos and cougrataa
Hry speeches we're interchanged
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N.MspapeI Accounts.

PROM the - Thomas ndcstde, OF ~
Her Br rtanuc Majesty screr fftrais hEs'do. rsrtan
Dunlop. arrived hafo yestofday mprnug from HalfaI
On anohOrDg ste oIchhngcd s.4tes With fort Chr8iA
And Afterwards saigtsd tho fas - Admiral lsrdror
United states SAyy, whih reyod 70 W toe
Taxed -tates var steamer Rhode laand.
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Obitu ary.
GENERAL NACNEIL, OF THE ENGLISH ARMY.
[From the London Times, Oct. "a

(From the London Times. Oct ~
The colonclcy Of the Seventy eighth (Highand) regi
mont Of foot Rosshre Bluffs. has become vacant by
she death OF General Macne The gallant General, who
apparently in bis usual health Thursday morning.
vesived 70 dressing Tor tho purpose Of shaw
and on the return OF his valet and butler found
dead. The venerable General entered tho army in tho
spring OF 1905 and Immediately entered active
vice, the year he joined his regiment the
Continent under General Sir John Moore He that
generals retreat 70 Corunna and subsequently took part
10 the Walchoren expedition In 1873 and 1914 he served
n Swedish Pomerania and in Holland and present at
Bsrgen-op Zo0m. He was also among the army which
sorved during the campaign OF 1915 and present
the battle OF Waterloo. Tho late general was many
years lieutenant colonel commanding tho Seventy eighth
Hghlanders, and accompanied that distinguished
q India.
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Arrivals and Dsp.rta,es.
AHETysts

NswRHHs, ~ C--sieafasr q Tsrfy-capt hauis1 n
finstv .ith sev Yors; y ~ Haynsr FsyuAsfsf Uniist
stats navy NJ kss-fbfo0s rhouAs Cisiand NJ ppnt-
and " IN The stesrNss
~ DosIsSo kc.-stsAmship Tu,a cain-las sarov.
ADJ too 81 tlrsn aud three CAfag Nf.s All
.rrant; Fatens Wm Kemp, rho- sst Q Lcsspa y
sssssr Roosr Cs1rtasy Gags J1hn John. ~ Hassaf,
WIN Hos~
DgPaRrrEEs.
Lf.rproof-s s.-skip Ctr ~ Ccfs-rtn. hrfcrnrli 4.
John ksarrsy, James Lycsr, ksttsa, Itoass T-ssa,
Am rpGman, ThonsAs Ire wsDf. ssfssfst sars,
hihsrd Carr, Ros, sursy Chss 0rsy--n ostsr' ~ be
stssf
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Illinofs.

ST. f6us, Nov. s, 1893.
The county elections in Illinois, Y far /" heard rom,
show large Union gans The following counties give tho
annered Union maJortss 25o; Morgan, 200
Grundy, 900; Marshall 200; Logan, 400 wi aso; Ford,
II LAzsi, 900 Macon, 800; Madison, 3os.
Tho following give democratic majoriiios -Peoris,
90; Tazswei, $50; Adams, ZOO
Hes,lon Iast uighi.
CADo, Nov. 8, 1868.
Returns Indicate sha, shs Thirteenth Congressional die.
orlct has goro rnion.
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a@a ~. q 40

ss,ashs psgsp V ". - osemr nssfa. sssos q
tEhi ~ Frs " - Au-s~s ssssnssass susssss N
yso~ rth p's. is-asats n.s. al go fsss.s1 .as
sass.lsyst's ss- N. srfsot q Pas Ess ,sessi~< q
ssssr tab>res osrahy. snssf cestsl csySs sss Asi
t-slrs sfn.s sss frssr -sufsts
Asss4ss 'fosn Lus H,s 40 fspst as' r's~t
fssss. hsss rs,.ssss b-,o.s tts pss -" 10 .,ssI
esy esa ~ 90 tssssseAa
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49, frem HsrrnnAs

a. rsgosrgrGTs tLocHsDs tu~yss- sosGsfsrs
oy Tur nsiIfn wss1 fMuis yLrsf
frcu ~ b<fmlfA bcys Cs.ssis. "a ~
Tt~ sssssr a = feff~ a. ttsss 1sys ffs.s Nrr.
sn r.psf- ~ zee a. n~ sissmsr sst.r tsfss 81 trs
rLs a. sln ssi~ 's'1 vS stSsd % Taste tys
t<sssi "a ssd go - Ss ~ h~s t4yssa
We >>ss 'h&s 10 ss,s<ss slss 80 bs fas
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
RepuIse OF Marn,adukc at
Pine BluR.
Retreat Of Prices Rebel Fevess Be-
yend Red River,
As., As.. -.
csu...n. vs- (. IA,

t'ssnsts tis.css ssr nat sansiass s,i.ssss ~,
tfoe~ q zee Eier % ne 2s,h, ss1 'srs .ss va
erxsE.rtrs sss
s.si = Ne ssErs~s y gss..Vy ts's 800 -. - "
e~ss sss Aahans
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Another Repulse of the Rebels
at Colliersville.
-~--~~~--~~>-~-~-~~--
Capture Of a Rebel Brigadier
and staff.
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FIGHT AT ROAM SPRINGS.
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Defeat OF the Rebels Near
Lawrence,
-. &s.. -

cAiso, Nov. D. nes
Tho steamer v. Perry, with 600 balss of oot,oa -
board, has arrived with Memphis dates u tho <sh.
Another attack made tho evening of thu - b.
ths rsbels tho Collicpvie. Memphis and Chasissss
Railroad. After brIof agnt tho enemy rspsssd
Isigaaisr General Gssry thirteen Of bic ssAG
among the prisonsrs tskco.
Loring's rebel division D. around Canton. h~sIss,ppt
He has about eight thousand Infantry rhsce thousand
guarding Mobile and tho southern railroads
General Lees cavalry force Abeot ten Thousand
strong. and comprises focr divisions under Jackson
crosbv Ross and Roddy Cfosbys foros s between Ben
ton and Noore's Hun. on the rlg 1isos
Chalmers m between Grenada ana oxford, Ani Hddy
N about Coribth.
Al Last aocsuns loo abovs Corinth. ~nh ss
thoussnd men. fiiow hoAdquartsrs a. Columbus,
Nssbsppl
Ar AttacS Memphis sfes, foros oGiy pre-
vented ~ recent dsp0nstrations d canton n,ss
Number. q rebels sad to ~ heartily Ssh a the
war ard would gladly giyo up their nogro,s stopt
General Grisfson cfi for belo~ today.
Haor Geusral ord PAID throu.h hero " day ,osss
for louisville
Llsuirrani Colns ioamis aud HAo Ierrod a bs
sixth Illinois cavalry hsi N. sutyss
tabs IN Germantown The evening = The ~ nsrr~a
nfoi f0ar shots Ima b. isft tbs tabs .nns him
instantly Coonsl 1iasb, - the seal Io-A regms1t
OBLIGED 70 draw hs sabre tBs saliisrs W psy~n
them from yuobiss Herroa tho sp,' 81
io,miE were broaght "a neturhs. ard Hurgd ,stsu
70 xguphis lrons
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Tbe Mexican Question.

Ihe Fsrs kc~tssr sivss rcport Of the reception by
Napoleon Of the Mexican deputston He does not In any
cay allude 70 the hrohduke Marimilian.
rbs Paris oorresponden, Of The Loudon T,wa thinks
soubgal that the French Chambers ~n acceds 10 tho
saaranlses demanded by the Archduks, vs-Tbs lsiss
v,sy of the nsw empire and iosn.
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Defeat Of the Rebels Near Lawrence
Tenn.

Nt711TIf- TeH1-- F4v- q I<l
MNof Tifgb,on u 10 f04fissath sisalssn osvsiry.
sah o1s bgntfei aSd t.eniy rsss. met ., is-rsses
bsng sny niles byond CoisHabA. ths oonb ssi forss.
q Coas, Ehs. Williams Al s,ott, ssnssrias fgp hS0
drei rsas oavsiry, yes,srasy and after touf rsfL
p~rs,s ehSsss f~8tlus Ia a h.s v tss r.eas 4,
snsi, srrss -y4sEsi aSd t~ssiy fygr y,i~o1sS
rsb~s retr-.t1d
soss tbs rEoa sss ~srs snies rNrss wsrs
vygndsf.
kayf btrgbbla taf hors1 Killed unser hr
in1bg iba fshsi ~ rsorsfs are ors oapt.is ssd ,vo
isu,suants.
sssi q boap afEed Lsfs Je.isfday.
Ttsrs sgh, fset u Ia tbs fiTss We .sess
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THE LATEST BY THE CHINA.
Tho Polish Revolution.

Tho Polish Revolution.
BREs1Au, Oct. "a, 1868.
Tho Breslau Gazete Of to day pubIshes intelligence
nom Warsaw stating that General Berg ordered
passports for abroad DO no longer delivered any pro
Forty members of the municipality OF Warsaw havo
printing establishment OF the national govern
mont has been discovered IN Warsaw.
corps OF two thousand men-wel armed Insurgents,
With cayary-bas crossed tho Vistua Barduon
tered Poland
WILMA Oct. 49, 1862
Tho following the six principal nsurgen detach.
meDts In the palanate Of Rowno:--
1. Pisarskis, consisting OF 800 men.
q Sulkiewiez's, consisting OF 500 men, nearly oil Of
8. Tho priest Markewiczs, 8, Of 200 men
4. The forces OF the Polish commander in chief which
arc constantly varying in numbers AT present they con-
8. Krassousk's of 100 men.
o. ono hundred and hfy men, under the peasant Lukas
xunas, who the sth attacked Russian convoy killed
four men, wounded SIX, and captured twenty seven
prisoners and upwards OF a hundred greatcoats.
TURIN, Oct. "a, 1868
The OGcial Gdzene OF to-day publishes royal decree
eonvokng the Senate and Chamber Of Deputies for the
de sartiges has been decorated with tho Grand
Gross of the Order Of st. Maurice.
General Bxio has been appointed TO the command OF
LIE military department Of Alexandria.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The Adriatic at st. Johns,
Newfoundland.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
Recognition Spoken Of in England in
Case Of Union Army ReVerSes.
OPINION Of LEES LATE ADVANCE.
Napoleon and the Mexican
Deputation.
Tls Emperor Avoids Mention Of
Macmillan.
An Extraordinary Mission from France to
Russia Relative to Poland.
Pressure Of Prussia and Austria
Upon Denmark.
zhe King Of Denmark Threatens to
Proclaim a Republic.
,y>~~>>-s>~~~,e~,,e~--~~-~~>~
Excitement in the Cotton Market in
England and India,
&C.. &C.. &c.
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Missouri.

sr. LCvp, Nov. 8, 1868.
no following counties give conservative msorites,-
Potter, CO. DsKalb, ss st. Francis, 900; Clinton, ssT;
Gay, 100; Iasscn, <ll.
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Denma aEk.

sa rs building war vsssh 10 Ne Bsseh s end ~ hss
relations wish Turkey have been disturbed.
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stated that Austria and Prussia have agreed 70 de-.
cline The arbitration Of England In the conflict with Des
mark, regarding IL % Of purely 0e.as character.
Tho King Of Denmark in speech said 10 Was over.
powered by Germany he would proclaim DANISH 70
uublic
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Reinforcement. are being ssut 10 coaisrs,ns
D.ns, OF tn. Rebel. a, no.m springs.

tpfs--su. NOV 4 iD1.
dePsieh from knaKyue. as,ei ,bs nb sss.st
says
fAst rsunosea s mofs Gear - rsbsss, 9Th tb-
erospi1n II .usfiiGs, who bgTrr arg1nI eur rsros
trains sd nfes, mail f9gtes ssgsa
Tho hshi a. Iosn srfngs fssaisa Ia ihs - i,s
rcbss We Iost ssysutssa kIEsd aad hnyi-o -oanssd.
Colous GArrArd pursued ,hs rstss bsyoai gEssyeu.
Tbs fltsaii0n ~ sstisfa tofy
Ths -ssiher % One sAd tbs usoss are 10 rooa sgsis.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
I ndia.

Private kilograms from calcutta Of late dates report IN
excited market for cotton goods causing renewed mnes
IN LIVERPOOL
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MIR. william Young's Despatch.


KiIpatroks airy division went out on reconnos.
sance yesterday when about four miles this side OF
HARDWOOD Church struck tho rebel pckets wh oh they
drove In q rhort distance, when small body Of them
dsmoun,cd and sheltered themselves under hill aud
aw aited further advance. A flank movement by
a squadron Of tho First Michigan cavalry dlsodged
tn IN from their position, and they were followed up by
that reg I'LL they advanced 10 Falmouth There tho
First Michigan boys rep sed; but the remainder OF
Custers Nichf brigade up to their support and
tho rebels half hours skrmsh ng, We driven
the Rap ahannoek at tho ford immediately above
the old bridge witt loss OF three killed and several
wounded Our Ioss was nothing either IN killed or
wounded
sbctcring tbemseles In the houses tho tredericks
burg side Of tho river the enemy kept up lively dro
with their bines which answered by the Michigan
boys but the range too long for any o1ec on either
side
When night approached our cavalry fell back to Hart
Church and having accomplished the object Of their
Reconnaissance, returned this afternoon.
The enemys force sed OF two regiments or cavalry
from South Carolina and Georgia
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
Italy.

TURIN, Oct. "a, 1868
The Official Gdzehe OF to-day publishes royal decree
ecnvokng the Senate and Chamber Of Deputies for the
l1th OF November.
n de Sartges has been decorated with tho Grand
Cross OF the Order Of ST. Maurice.
General Bixo has been appointed TO the command OF
he military department Of Alexandria.