New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
T7HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NOV. IA.

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
ssst contains the following:
L.LEADIHG ARTICLES: The Peace conrrr'-"
Work for the Hour; Ouf stricken hiohefs 81
cure \. ,nc..ee: N'ripo.ss Tic Missouri Me
chef; What They Want; The fenian Brother
hood; Editorial Paragraphs
uwAR NEWS SUMMARY: From Gen Mes,.'
Army From oea blun'', Army FROM Zen Zen
From Gen Grants Array; From Gen schohsa'
Kereys Army; Misceltneous
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
vFRON WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The N. i. Tribune
v.FROa EUROPE.
ULErTFR From OUR SPECIAL CORE
sPONDENT WITH TIE ARMY OF Tile
POTOMAC.
WI. THE WAR IN The SOUTHWEST
I..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
TX FROM GIN MFADY's ARMY: Advance snd
Brl iant Success: The Rebels Taken BY Surprise !
a Redoubt s;oIDed and Taken l. go Rebels Cap
tured with the Bsyouei Aso, -Four Baiiete' ard
Seven stand Of CClors: Greet BrayeTy o, the 81
Wisconsin an Oh Maine keeei. fsiin- Baes
along their Entire Line; over l.sop Prisoners
Taken Our Loss Between go and 90.
k.VICIORY ~ WESTERN VIRGINIA., Two Sharp
Battles Fought; andwail Jsckson Defeated and
Routed The Rebels F!sd in Dsmsy Leaving Nv
eTyiLins Le~i'buEg in Our Pos.ession
u..GEN ROsECRANS: Correspondence Of Tie y. Y.
Tribune.
xH..FROM CHARLESTON; The Bombsr1,nen, n
Effects Of our fire; j., rriniie. q lie GARRISON,
Utter Hopeiessn~ss q the Delen'es Lsdy in
Fort Nagner The Enf, u Pefdus; Remaining The
Forts; Erec; fthe Pc ent Flood Iides, Ob,truc-
tions OF the Hsihor wsshed Away.
XIII. TIE ELECTIONS.
KIv.FROn GEN. THOMAss ARIY: An lnporitn,
Enieryrise Successfully t1ecuisci hidnigit At
tack Under Gen. smith; A Very lmpsIian, 70.
,tiOn Secured: The Enemy O.t9enersied: open.
ing ofiie River to Iridrep5rt LOOKOUT Mouh.sin
Cot Orr. Couespond' nee OF Tho ~ Z. Tribune.
Xv..FROM CALIFORNIA
XVI THE ATTACK on FURNISHES ADVANCE
TORCE: The Rod, Captare SIX Huuirod Men
and four Cannon; Tie Man Army ia an InP'cs-
psDle Position.
XVII. ON. HOOKFRs EXPEDITION; Loue.;reets
hdHisht A,ask TIE febel: RePal.edi charge
ifcif Bress,wofts snt Rife Pits by JO Union
Trogpsi a ueorsia kel.me.. Scattered by IoJ
y. Y. Tribune.
xvnI..TBE IMPORTANCE or THE NEW ROUTE
FOR SUPPLIES: The Time Of Communication
hedueedffor Ten Days to Que Day, Oen. snish
Moyement Compiim'n,ed BY Ten lhonnls Long
sI..i's Losses IN bic hldn.l t Attack uneainess
Of tie Rebels On Lookout Mountain Den4ons. O.
.o9; Agsins' Burnside Correspondence Of Tie
xIx..USlOS OFFICERS ~ RICHMOND PRISONS:
Complete Official L!et.
xx..OFglCfRs AND SOLDIERS DIED N REBHl
xxI..FRoa EEwoRLEANs. cOresp anlsace Of Tie
y. Y. Tribune.
XII DEFEAT OF COMPROMISE IN loot
XIII. TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
XIV. THE WEATHER ~ ENGLAND: HeY, 4 Affects
Food ProspeetA
xxy..FROh THE ARMY Or TIE POTOMAC: The
spn Win which the Adfance Me- ] lie
Routes Taken; How the ESeny wa, 0alf; Tie
Charge nis Works; OVf Capture The 8 ?.
prise 4 tie Enemy 81 heiy FORD Co.'S aiiice =
fSells Coips. Tho fanicStr IN R,ifeai Ct tie
Rebels Casualties. CoTrespous3snce OF II, a. L.
I3iD.le.
XVI. DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
xvii WAR ITEMS.
xvii. CITY NEWS.
xxx. PERsOSAL.
XXX.. POLITICAL.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
xxxIL. 1AEBIAGEs AND DEATHS
AfAlII AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
AAAP. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Pnn Rsps-,, o. tie
sces, Money Cotton, Grain. md Cote Mar I
tsi', specially Reported for The - y. AfiOUne. :,
80 per snuoS. Three co2es Si 50. Gsa FOR
siNOLh COPIES for sale a. tie Pubilea.ioo OGcs gHis
hoh"iNo' IA "'sppeis ready fer sa.ing Price. Eise
Cent?