New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
TRIPLE s I'll Il L U .
NEWS OF THE DAY.
T-HIc WAR

The CARGO OF the Robert f.. Lee, recently ''P-
tured off the coast of North Carolina CONSISTS VI H',
b,ol,,ts shoes sstpctcr salt. pig leid &C. vi u" y"
, ,,,,,,;,,, her crew only - were natives 'i tue
r,;,o, s,o,cs The cargo Of the Ella and Anne WAS
r tho same pattern: She had but one native Al ' crew.
,rhe cargo of the Cornuhn was war material eh'"e'!
,v,,d nv James A. seddon Of Richmond the Ke'c!
s,cro,,rv Of War TIE Cornubia was run ashore phi
was 20, off by the capturing vessel thc Nphon) almost
cnoiurcd She has been of the most sneccS,Hi Of
bockade.rnnncrS All her crew we've captured.
Dcserters from the Rebels before Chattanooga
az that Gen. Hardee is assigned to the command of
GEN Folks corps and Polk has relieved Gen Longstrcet
who was stationed on Lockout Mountain. LomgstIcet,
with Is 900 troops has gone 10 East Tennessee. con
siderable force Of Rebel cavalry has also gone to luSa
The Rebel divisions Of Gems. Cheatham and stewart
have returned to Gen. Braegs army. Gen Bragg has
now three full corps with him. those Of Gems Hlrd'e
Breckenridge, and Duckrc. Thirty day fe'lonsh has
been granted TO the farmers of the GeoFsa Si'[c '
% allow them to sow their wheat
From the Southwest, by war If Cairo, we
Get news thai the steamer Alien Collier. recently #
lacked by gucrrias short distance below Helena was
taken the shore and the passengers and crew Robbed
The boat was burned. The Rebel officers captured at
The late ight ColieTssle en- rouIe 10 JoAnsonS
Island Among them is Col. George late Commandant
Of the Mississippi State Militia. Tie fight occurred on
the Little Tennessee Kiver, on Monday in which a
Rebel regiment rclulsed, with the loss Of ~ killed
and 40 wounded.
BY a steamer arrived on Friday afternoon We
have NcwOrlcars dates TO the 9TH Of November There
is not much war news Of importance. \ serious rail
road accident occurred the si inst the Ope.orsas
road, nine miles from New -O+ans in consequence Of
collision between two trains. Sixteen soldiers were
killed and 65 wounded. The proposed State election
undertaken by Rebel s!mpaAzcs has been indch
niely postponed. the "Commlitee" having seen new
light ard found their plan "ncHpedieni'
Several valuable prizes have just been finally
adjudicatcd and the prize money distributed The
Memphis captured by the United States steamer Mag
ncla yields s5O94 o. after paying all expenses; of
this the commander QLiert WIN. Build gets So 81 y.
while the lowest GRADE (ocahcayers) get q d - each
There is nothing Of importance from the
Army Of the Potomac few Rebels YET remain north
of the Rapidan and recently INDUCED IN sheng cen.
KiIkpatFicks camp slight resistance convinced
them that they had better leave-and thcy did. The
weather is good and the roads are excellent order.
Dispatches TO the Government from Gen.
Thomas and Gen. Burnside me rs .aie Us thursday
moi ming 18th inst All quiet NJ both places teen.
Burnsidcs, dispatches such 10 di,pe any public
uneasiness about tie safety Of Lis army.
There is little OF actual news about the pro-
jrc,el escape or liberation Of Rebel prisoners from
Johnsons Island. a hundred wild stories ahoat
but mostly gross e1aggeraiions. The latest report
is IAN quiet in front"
Gen. Burnside has been relieved, at his own
request and Gen. Foster is the way 10 take char,
o! the command