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angle. The whole army is ready and impatient.
Large numbers Of prisoners camein this morn.
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The World's correspondent, under date Of
Nov. eth, says: Late in the afternoon it was
evident from what could be observed at the
front, that the enemy was making q demon.
stration on our right Heavy firing was heard,
but rs we had no communication, it was not
possible to get any particulars. It was ascer.
tained, however, that the enemy made 0 most
determined attempt to turn our right, and
Gen. French had repulsed them, taking nearly
1000 prisoners. Gen. French Is reported to
have lost heavily-it is said from 1000 to !, 800
killed and wounded.
Toronto 20. W. Nov. SO.-John Morgan ar
rived here to-day.
The Richmond Wig Of Nov. 2sth and SOth
has the following:
Charleston, Nov. 2Tth.-The Yankees kept
up heavy mortar shelling on Sumter last
night, continuing this morning. Six shells
were thrown into the city. Two buildings
were struck. The shelling Of Sumter, John.
son and Simpkins from Gregg and Wagner has
been heavy.
Cairo, Nov. 30.-Extensive smuggling oper-
atoms, perpetrated in this city, st. Louis and
Nashville, have been brought to light BY the
Government detectives. Fourteen Of the guilty
parties have been arrested and their goods con-
fScated. The GpyeTnment detectives have
handed oyer stores to the amount Of two hun.
dTed thousand dollars,
New Orleans, Nov. 21st-From Western
Louisiana We have news oi o very well man.
aged reconnaissance and surprise Of the enemy
on Nov. goth, by our cavalry, on the Abbe'
vile and VermilliOnville road, mile in the
rear Of Camp Pratt. The cavalry, supported
by infantry and artillery, took the enemy com
pletely by surprise, capturing the whole Sixti.
eth Texas Regiment, with the exception Of
twenty-five men; and also dispensing the Sec
ond Louisiana. The cavalry returned with
slight losS
The news from Gen. Banks In Texas con-
tiT ues good. He has captured Corpus Christi
and several smaller places. The Texans are
exhibiting strong evidence Of UniOnism wher'
ever the army march ESQ much 90 that arms
and equipments for them, particularly for the
cavalry service, are being sent from here.
The very latest telegram from Southwest
Pass to-day says that on November 18th our
forces attacked Arkansas City, Texas, and
captured . hundred prisoners and three guns.
Chattanooga, Nov. 80.-There has been no
, n,.v ~ ny U 80 q, .s p;Ucnoid and oIsve.
i"rS S'S 'T TSS S enemy 4 below Tunnel Hill.
Nashville, Nov. 2s.-Col. Long encountered
portion Of Wheelsr's cavalry ut Cleveland
(Tenn.) yesterday, and after severe 6ght the
rebels were routed. The loss was not stated.
There was heavy rain last night The
Cumberland Is rising rapidly, with nine feet Of
water on the Shoals
A disnatch from Chaltanooea says: Suffi.
e;snt rsInCorcements under Grange. have bocn
ssnt n Burnside to insure success, Braer's
sns;n % force renorted bevond Dalton. StragrIers
sra s,;II comine n. I1errillas arc very tro1ble.
some an the CumberIand river. Boats have
heen 6red in,o. bouses robbed. and propertv
destreved.
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no,,soon~ ncro-. ths river On Standby 0oth. but
were prevented from crossing BY our batteries.
The cannonading at this point brought on .
general engagement, resulting 10 the rout Of
the enemy and the capture Of Whoelsr's entire
division Of 5000 trOops
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