Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
Gelegrapbie Ne|us.
From the Omaha Daily Nebrasklan.1

Cincinnati, Oct. 27.-Gen. Rosecruns,
10 . speech before the Merchants Elk.
change yesterday, said that it was bis firm
belief that if the forces recently sent to
Chattanooga had been ordered there be.
fore, a. ought to have been, the back bone
Of the Rebellion would have been broken.
The General left last night for home
Washington, Oct 26-The navy depart
ment has sdvces that the steamer Ten
nesse captured the British Schooner
Friendship laden with munitions of war,
and blew up another named Jane, from
Nassau. off Rio Grande. Two rebel pow
der boats we're also blown up on the Louis.
lana coast. The Poutchatoula from Hav.
ana with cargo of rum aud eunpowder
was destroyed GU the Sh inst. by the
Cayuga.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Saturday
denounces the Democratic party Of the
North since election and declares that if
it found itself in power it would become
a war party. The same paper says the
Yankees have all left Kanawha Valley
The mai" body reinforcing Burnside.
Cape Race. Oct. 27.-Trou5les have
again broken out in India, also in New
Zealand.
The Poles had offered to form alliance
with Turkey to reconquer what had been
lost by Ottoman Porte.
Henry Ward Beecter delivered his
promised lecture on America, at Liver>
pool on the 10Th before dense ~ crowded
audience. Fears were at one time enter.
tanned of riot Southern sympathizers
having placarded the town with bills, cal.
culated to inlame the public mind against
Beecher,s Large numbers ct secession-t
were at the meeting and did all they could
to get up riot they were, however, in
great minority, and on the whole Beechers
reception was enthusiastic A vote Of
thanks to him was carried with great
cheering, but not unmixed Kisses and
groans. The English Cabinet has post,
poned its decision in regard to reco.niz.
ing the Poles as beligerents.
Chicago, Oct. q. The public deb, up
the Is. Of September. was one thousand
two hundred and twenty eight millions
eight hundred thirty.two tt ousand seven
hundred and seventy one dollars.
DOStou, Oct. ga MOTIFS lslRnu let
ter to the Herald says that two deserters
from Charleston give a gloomy account
Of affairs at Charleston and Savannah;
in the latter place the poor are starving.
They state that the torpedoes in Charles
ton harbor will not work When the Iron
sides was last in she was over one DON.
tanning 200 pounds of powder. which
failed to explode. The rebels have two
more Internal machines, intended to de-
s.roy the lronsides. Some Of the obstruc-
tons Of ropes and barrels have ro,ted.
and are seen every few days floating gu.
to sea. We are assured that the Charles.
ton City government is anxious 10 surren.
der the city. but tina, Rsauregard and the
military authorities won't al,w it, and
say they will burn the city FIRST. The
entire rebel force is stated at l3 900 -
Most Of Beauregards forces had gone to
reinforce Bragg A new sand battery has
been erected in the rear Of Sumter
1t turns on, that the Importance of the
late cavalry fight Is greatly magnied.--
1t is the belief Of nearly all Of the militia.
~ men here that II large portion of Lres
army has crossed into Farsuor and intend
ed to lay pontoons across the river in the
vicinity Of Kappahannock station was in
tended rs a facilitate retreat, when pressed
Of q portion Of his cavalry and a con,ii
able portion Of infantry which he threw
north Of the stream to support the cavalry.