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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
Gen. Washburn's Advance Attacked
and Driven in.
THE REBELS SPEEDILY CHECKED AND ROUTED.
THEIR LOSS 100 KILLED and 200 PRISONERS.
OUR LOSS FORTY KILLED.
Nothing Heard from the Naval Expedition.

BY the arrival of the steamships Continental,
Columbia, and Geo Cromwell, We have advices from
New Orleans OF the 7th inst We are indebted 10
Purser Craft Of the Continental and Purser endc son
Of the Columbia for prompt delivery Of our packages.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3. lst3.
The only thing Of recent importance from the Teche
country report received here yesterday 10 the effect
that the advance Of the column Of Gen. Washburn was
attacked on the morning Of the ID inst. and driven n
Tho Rebels. however, were speedily checked. and
driven TO great distance losing 200 men taken prison
ers and 100 killed. Our loss 30 killed The force
in Western Louisiana is concentrating at Nowleeria
and vicinity where they win await further orders.
Nothing has ye, been heard concerning Gen. Banks
last naval expedition the Rio Grande but the move
ment toward the eastern border 81 Texas which some
regard ~ mere fent viii probably 80 divide tho force
OF Magruder no 10 leave Brownsville open to an easy
capture.
Yesterday Mdlling cotton sold at G7 cents In sugar
prices range from 10 TO IL cents -four from slJ TO
si 90 The gold market is quiet; Spanish doubloon'
are held at s2i.
The steamship Merrmac had arrived at Key West
from Now Orleans She reports that Gen Banks had
landed at Point Isabel, Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Reconnaissance Of she Chownn River s"c-
c~.sfmi Recruiting Expedition capture
Of Blockndc Runners.

NENhLRs, NtuAteuAl NOV. - i~"''
Maior-Gen. Peck made q reconnaissance OF
the Chowan River to near the mouth Of the BachNnior
on the 9th 9TH and sth inst with Commodore ll'seE
and the " hitehead. Delaware and Miami. As be Uas
some 30 miles from Ncwbcrn il Is presumed he MS
wntng the cooperation Of Major.Gen. Foster from
Fortress Monroe. Tho Rebels were appfehensi'e ~
some move upon Weldon. and burned The bridges over
the Wicacon and other principal streams.
Charles Henry Foster has recently returned nom M
expedition TO Pasquotink and Perlueruans toln 'as.
bringing number OF recruits for his regiment. il'
found strong Union feeling in tbs region visited and
i promised by prominent and wealthy citizens their
active cooperation in raising loyal North Caroline
troops This section is not yet protected by The Union
forces but IL exposed TO the continual inculsions o
gucrriilas.
-Four large steamers engaged in running lie blockade
nj Wilmington have been captured within the past three
DAYS one Of them was laden with 30 OoO Enfield rides
ammunition. and clothing one with sulphur sa'ipeer
and lend and the others with assorted oargoes. The
original cost Of ono was 500 Oo0 They afe tie most
valuable prizes Of the war,
The State debt OF North Carolina. amounting 10 up
ward OF million OF dollars. has been entirely Nlidatod
from the proceeds OF blockade running, In which the
State Government largely engaged The financial
condition Of North Carolina never better shan al
the present tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
PROM FORTRESS MONEOE.
Arrival Of the Captured BIocknde-funrer
Aimn-suppIies for the Prisoners mt
Richmond, &c.

FORTRESS MONROE, Friday. Nov 49, 1858.
The steamer Alma, laden with salt and liquor,
recently captured by the United States grnboat Seneca
while running into Doboy Sound. Florida, from Nassu
arrived here to-day. in charge Of prize crew IN com
mand Of Lieut.. b. w. Loring.
The steamer Convoy left this morning for City Point
with a cargo Of provisions for our prisoners in and
about Richmond.
The steamer New. York arrived last evening from
City Point in charge OF flag and truce officer MAJOR
Milford.
T. w. Monfort, agent for prisoners OF Wa in Rich.
nond belonging "a Indlrna has received i've hundred
additional suits Of clothing and is requested by Gov
ernor Morton 10 urge the matter strongly to obtain per
mission for sending provisions 10 Richmond for Indiana
soldiers now imprisoned there the State viii furnish
them.
The propeller Dudley Buck arrived to-day from Nes'
BERN y. c., with the mails, but brings no news.
MaorGoncral Butler with part Of his staff and trans
por,ation master Mr. Answorth, cit for Sewa Point
this afternoon ON the steamer Sias O. Pierce, Captain
Bradford.
The steamship s r. spauding Capt. Horcs arrived
today from New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
The Bombnr dmen mt Of sumtcr-Thc Dnm.
ngcs TO the Fort-Thc Good Service
Performed by tho Calcium Light-Thc
Use of sonthc-n He'll Metal for Cannon.


Folly ISLAND, s. g., Nov. TO- ls6j.
Tho bombardment Of Sumter progresses de-
brntely and systematically The Il. angle has been
greatly reduced by the fall Of large macs, weighing
many iuns IN the ). T. angle. tall flagstaff, sur
mounted by flag. has been erected by the Rebels
u,nt impoicIi defiance in our faces. Ii Is liable at
any moment 10 BE- shot away.
There is little 10 tel In this Department that ia not
conlrahand The lees that Is communicated 10 tie
public tho moro there will be 20 impart in the future.
TO crafty public curiosity az present would be only to
bik IT hereafter .hy frustrating events Of great i'm
portaEce AID interest Safcc H. that the most implicit
confidence should be placed in tho skill and energy OF
Gen. Gilmore. The public service does not employ a
more capable or patriotic commander. His successes
In past operations augur.ea o! ,rGmphs yet be
achieved by him. -
Professor Grant, WHO las devoted many years and
large sums Of money the development Of the Calcium
Light 20 Ito present condition Is located on Morris
Island, and las every facility Afforded him TO prepare
aud apply Lis useful invention. In tie b0mbaTdmeh'
Il Forts Wagner Gregg and Sumter, last SEPTEMBER,
the Calcium LieLi Of inesiinabc service toward
the reduction Of those stroEgho!ds. food Of brilliant
Light suddenly falling tho esemys working parties
made ever nhp = ,lrspsosous mark Tor our sharp
stooter, The Union caAboHlers We're enabled 10 take
accurate aim Il the Rebel works. and the repair by
nlsh Of damages sustained during the day ~as made So
difouli to BE- nearly impossible. The evacuation OF
The forts had 10 cnsae uninermittent FIRE making
them no longer tcuablc The successful use by General
Gumorc @! this new agency In offensive warfare Is n
srat irg evidence that be- Is wiling TO avail himself oi
s rev lights "a science O. the uftherance ~ the war
upon treason ard rebellion No routnist II The tradi
ton 81 school could have succeeded lac has done, 30
"a.
lie requi.;on u leaurcgard upon the Rebel popnla
ton for heir hellspiantatiOn church. ana all other
kind.-a be frcsh ia the minds Of yonT readers. IL
wns supposed that guns 20 be made cot oi the met
81 so obtained In the possession u Prof Grant arcth
'rim cups" % seven and eeht-inch rihe-shcls made
for the Brooks gnn These Of the purcs bc metal.
aud weigh. respectively. nine and ten pounds each
They ar constructed o spread IN the bore 81 The
gun and t accurately into tho fine grooves. These
we're shot from Fort simpkius. The peculiar christian
10 of the slave States perverted 10 mere moral ms
chine Tor the defence II Slavery has IN this fact ~ the
bells very significant and TYPICAL illustration. q, Steal
ng the livery 81 heaven 10 serve The devil "ithl mas
nov be- paraoled by tie kobc feat 81 ringing th'
change upon bells dedicated 20 plogs to serve the
rurtascs ol traitors and paErlcdrs. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
4 Rebel Ront's Grew Arrest their OGicrr
mud Bring Him into Our Lirc>-A Ter.
yihie shot mt Jnuies lsiuBd.

I From Olf ~tf' itl iiff' sisuuifht
IIlros HEAD $. G.. Thursday. Nov. ~ ist3.
On the -ih inst. four Rebels, crew ola picket
boat IN the Savannah River. took their commanding
officer pfisOncr anl deserted 90 TIE Union idle. Their
names were Robert Andrew. Richard May Thomas
B.indt md Robert Conner. The officer IN charge Of
the pariy was Acting Master Mate Samuel ~ Brock
aion Of the Confederate receiving chip Sampson The
party were indul.ug IN singing aud other con'Nali'
ties Tie commander, feeling the influence Of the oc'
oasion relaxed somewhat his professional aud Official
q yniiy and took OF liz coat 10 join with all The force
Of his lungs in the chorus His pistols werc IN the ceat
nockets. one II tho boatmcn. taking possession of
these informed Mr. EOckintOn that lie Was thei prs
oncr They gave themselves up to Major VIM. Ancs.
81 Rhode Island Heavy Ariliery In command oil The
post near Fort Pulaski.
Two other prisoners were taken while scouting near
spanish Wells near Hilton Head. They started nom
rocotngo Al these are In the prison ot Provost
Mn hal capt. Wm. ~ Macarthur, eth Maine. at Hi
ton Icnd aud cmincnty satisfied with their change
ON tuesday Capt SHAW. sd Rhode Island Heavy Ar.
tllcry IN command Of Font Putnam Corinery hregg).
observed large fatigue party entering fort below
Smpi ins on James Island aud changing the range oi
one Of bis heavy guns from Fort Sumter To the spot IN
Dictated, fired sho Al them scattering wholesale dsht
! and destruction The rifle gun with which the Rebels
had been for some time pr,Nions annoying Fort Putnam
was dismounted, the ior fiencod and during an hour
the Rebels were busy ith strotchcrs ana unbuLno,s
among their wounded.
ON The same day. in Fort Strong Qormerly Wag-
n.r) a Corporal oi Scrcis Engineers. John Murphy.
wLiio giving directions {" itigue party struck ms
shade on hard substance. Tie hy taadng soldiers
f ,rng au explosion ofthe hidden mass t back. John
remarking thlt any how l1 had better right ineir
than this ding Whatever II might be-. carefully Dug II
ou. II proved 10 De torpedo ~ the common pattern
III lager bier barrel fitted with conca ends oi WOOD
filled IN coarse powder. and furnished VIVA ll1ns'
and percussion cap II remains ns trophy mean zen
| =, .,,~'. tt.rl.rs a., Ron, I4fuul. g.. Al.
DRaTmsTo NOV G-Acxandcr Monroe private To- ~ ii'h
n. \. Vols, Oct. 49, chronic dilrrhea ., ,, =,
Milton CItouhc.d CO. \, y.l Ia Vols, Oc| H. CHROME III
guiea. ~ :, al, AZ ~ VI.
Albert spanllas civilian late private Co. C. An ~ H. No'
Oct h., cIrolc .rihca. =, A.. n. . hi,
dauiei. - , t.nt,. vi.
saI,ro lssc civilian late p.na'e Co. C. e''h Ohio No'
john boyal corporal Co. q. g7ih ia. Vols Oct % ehroni'
JACOB Ker civilian Lite private Co. r. 9'il Pa Vo' Oct
| q. chronic iirffhoa. . , a ~ a., 90
/ chronic dairbea. ,,, a, 4. A.. o. .t,.
| ic d.nIhra o, ., e. .
/. : t,rLo,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
The plot to Release Rebel Prisoners.

ToLosTo. &. W., Saturday. Nov. a. 1868
The idrcytiser, Secession newspaper, to-day
admits the failure Of the Rebel plot and says the Con
cderae Government fitted out the steamers Il. Il. Lee
from Wilmington TO Halifax. with cargo to furnish
funds. 1hinysiT officers aud three hundred men were
TO come overland IN small parties and meet a, general
rendrz,oss Il was their intention 10 surprise the
Onion garr3O on JOlnsons Island Abelate the prs
oncis. aud convey thcm into Canada. They did not
intend 10 violate British neutrality, bat only rcscue two
thousand from such wrctchod quarters which were d'
signed 10 Kin by slow degrees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
Gen. W. Tii1hush T,ce Bound 20 Fort
r.ufiiytf,c.
BALTIMORE, Saturday. Nov. Il. 10

BALTIMORE Saturday. Aov. L. l'OJ.
4 special dispatch from Fortress Monoesays:
Cen W. fitllugh Lee was yesterday pat on b0dIG &
steamer, % be- sent 10 Fort Lafayette.
Tlc Rev H.. e. Tlurbu.l 81 the 10Th Connecticut
Regiment. who has been pliaJhcr Ut lIchm0nG vas
Xclanrod last "Wednesday. lie says iiat Tor Two di!
rrris tn his leaving Libby Prison. the oiLceIS day-
ALTON. consisted only az about onethild OF pOund ot
hrerd und Wate. NJ meat haL becl served Tor scrcgI
dry TIE Rebel Cnlrcrmastcr told the ps sonefs that
"a , n6, hs multi lie had none 10 give them that
d.v Ithad beer entirely unable 10 furnish anythil :.
"a la feyar to OBJ, prisoners on Belle Isald and tAat u
Wis .ith the .rcas difficulty that he could go small
suuply Of meal for the hospitals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
FROM THE Army or TIE POTOMAC.
FIRING HEARD TOWARD STEVENSDURG.
Supposed Engagement with q Rebel
Accommodating Force.
ALL QUIET ELSEWHERE In THE ARMY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1863.

WASHINGTON, NOV. ID, leoJ.
The train which reached here at 10 o'clock
to night from the Army Of the Potomac brought infor'
nation Of some cannonadng in the vicinity Of Stevens
burg this morning. commencing at o'clock and contin
ung abont an hour.
The firing was renewed between II and 12 O'Clock,
and heard at Bealton 20 miles distant as the train
passed that point.
No facts are known, but it was supposed that Kill
patrick who has bis camp at Stromsburg, had engaged
accommodating force Of the enemy Elsewhere all was
quiet when the train. at 10 o'clock, left the army.
Although it raned necessarily throughout last night,
the ground has not been rendered unfit for military
movements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

'H1IIIT TI1IiT n n Tine 7 ITHlrT TIII0 IlnUIIrT.
SANTA ~ Nry-NityCo Oct. %. Loo.
Via. 81 Louis NOy. -
The following is the result. of the election het
rce.l'y i tMs iroly 'Or q pcloslic to TIC in.iet
S..us Congress. ColoAf l.Hreisop Pcrea, h%lli Senor
D.llreoc q 49, This is considered great Union s.c-
tory. Co. pcioa Is bra,c Good aud respect ,itAta
49,. ,...... G..,eos nss ioiint4. - Na'nV!se l'"sl
AID was expelled .rclu .aei c.uien ;cr imsc:aiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
From Newbcrn-sSriv"io Of the tsehri s'e!i'
El,,;uuh Lee ~ "a Prisoner Of Nnr.

The L. S. transport Dudley Buck Oapl.
HARDING from Newborn, via Fortress Monroe arrived
here Yesterday afternoon. She brought nom The lat
Tor u,ace Brig GEN Fitzugh Lee Of the Confederate
service as prisoner in charge Of Capt Watson OF the
al PENNSYLVANIA Artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
LATER FROM CHARLESTON.
ARRIVAL, OF THE ARAGO.
BOmbardincnt Of Sumter
Sill Progressing.
The Capture Of Charleston Problematical.
RENEWED REBEL DEsERTIONS.

By the arrival of the United States transport
Arago Capt. Gadsdcn, have dates from Port Roy a.
s c., TO II T. H., and from Charleston Ear TO 6p. o.
The 18th inst. 80
We indebted TO purser Grantejean for the Iromp
delivery Of our correspondence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
IRON, Gilnrlf.iOn.

BAITboRg, Saturday. Nov "a, 1865.
4 gentleman who arrived il this city to-day,
direct from Charleston Bar expresses great confidence
n hc progIcss Of operations now going On there. and
p,edlcfs the CAPTURE Of Charleston iu q few weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
CONTEMPLATED rsc.ignaaion Of Gov. Gamble

ST. LOUIS. Saturday Nov. If, 1863.
Special dispatches from Jefferson City say that
,oleralv vefonnded rnmoIs prevail that GOV. Gamble
... ...... uOy. ILL.,. sOA,g.'i-" i-s's".4c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
Boston NaYy.lard.

posToS, Saturday, Nov. "a, 1868
The demands Of the Navy-Tard worknen
have been Granted by the Department at Washington,
AID tic.r work VII De resumed on Monday next;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
ARRIVAL OF GEN. DIX AT BUIFALO.

Gen. Dix arrived mere last night. lie is en-
gagged with the authorities IN concerning pioper meas
lrc, for defense AMI 10 ferret out the parties or any
that are engaged in the reported plot a, JohusonS
Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
a Rebel Raid in Eartcru Nirsinin- Snp-
iure of the whole Party.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, n

IALIIMUhI wv 10 LOO
A dispatch 10 Gen. Schenck from Gen. ii. II.
Lockwood dated Drummontown Eastern Shore Va
November I5 reports that small pu.y OF Rebel raiders
landed Oh the Chesapeake shore yesterdays bat before
they could get into the interior they met and cap
turel by the coast guard They belong to the gang OF
the notorious Capt. Bcall Of the Rebel navy.
second dispatch says that one Of coasting YES
sells fell in with Capt. Beal and captured him with his
whole party consisting OF the commissioned officers and
sixty men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
The Bomtardmcnf Of sumter Confined
Restrictions upon Correspondents
Fnuils in the Customs Department,
James Aslond-Ihe NaVy-Tbr New
Ironsidcr-Lcaycs OF Absenoc-Winicr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO Licus-Csi.
Observation-Disclosures Foster.
From Our Special Correspondent.
FOLLY Island, 5. C.. Nov. ~, 1863

FOLLY ISLAND. ). C.. Nov. ~ 1868
Nothing of interest beyond the mere fact oil
the continuance Of the bombardment of Fort Sumter
or rather what left OF H. has sprod since last ad
vices Our firing for the past week mas been less heavy
and continuous than before. with occasional mortar
practice. The gunboa, Commodore McDonough, sta
toned in Light. House Inlet, occasionally throws few
shells at James Island and seoessionviIe. On Sunday
la, tie enemy opened from their batteries in that
borlood upon the steam frryboai Philadelphia engaged
in conveying some troops from PawEee Landing. ,hcr
shot failing 10 reach the steamer
a, Fort Sumter tho shMpshooiors have been again
busy firing into the emhrasures q Gregg whore car
guns succeeded in dismountng riGed cannon Of the
Rebels in battery 10 the lcit Of snkins, ON james
izanl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
by bravery and ability alone know Of no one whom
two stars would more become than Robert ). Foster.
A MASONIC TEMPLE

by bravery and ability alone know OF no one whom
two stars would more become than Robert s. Foster.
MASONIC TEMPLE
Is IN process 81 erection this island by permission OF
Major-Gencral Gilmore. Although called Masonic
Temple ii ~ intended exclusively for the Of the
Masonic Order but for religious and other public ser
vices as well. II is fifty feet long by twenty wide and
covered entirely with canvass. presenting some whatthe
appearance of a mammoth tent.
ARRIVAL OF TWO DEsERIERS AT HILTON HEAD.
Two deserters from the Rebel lines came into Hilton
Head yesterday morni1g--One was from Pocat0il,o
aud the other from GrahGmyillc, where they were
picket duty The ore rom Pocolago was formerly an
Oyerfecr ON q plantation near BlnftOn He was i'm
mediatcy recognized b. many Of the negroes who III
dulcol IN considerable "ch6f' at his expense Which 20
wounded his sensitive nature 10 him to
argument he had often used before doubtless in de-
Tense o! hogeinE the miserable chattels.
append the follow Ing general order In relation 10 the
saic ~ .3s;;..s5.
DEPAsTrRyr or TIE SourH, HrApovAarrRs ~ rHEl
FIELD FOLLY ISLAND =. G., Nov. TO- 1868.
GrSEnAL ORDERS, 40 @.-tienefal Orders No. 2
current .e,c, iro% these ea9qusr,eTs ied Hilton He'd
'c iepu1shed Tor the information and guidance Of all
Concerned;
LIP view u the msry n,oe.sitie, Of hi. Department
quo all the and held within po.t and lines
f tho u the sod and III. upport Of The cooFed popn.
alton and in further view Of Oh. legislation now pending az
al.s OF lands which nave become forfeited to the United
states b. reaon the payment 81 direct taxes charged
thereon under the entitled An at TO provide Increased
evenuc rom imports TO pay n1're o. NE pu,ns dsDs ana
Other purposs approved Ausn.t .' and IN act en-
ti I'd Al tc Tor tho collection of direct tsxcs N insuec
uary dlrcts thin the niied sa.s, and 10. oHer pr
poses, uIpT0 we'd june 1862 hereby susp'hded ana All
advertising OF laid lands and AL steps ooHng TO ID" sale Of the
shall the p.asurc Of ,he Government IN the
40 and, within tho INIT. OF hi. Military Department will
be- offered or sale account Of The nonpsymeni Of the d
taxes thereon, without special peraii..on irom these
Msjor.Gen. q. A. GILMORE
". L. 81. BuRorR Asst Atjr.-Gen. n. q. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
Dcs.rne,ion OF Gen. Neal Dow, Tannrry

at Portland.
PORTLAND. No, Nov. ~. lrCj
The main building Of the tannery on Congr'
.irs,. o,rn.1 W Co.. "a. INr.r r.r D. ..,.4 -.
.svy lL.s BicInIg. Loss $50 eco No .nsu.eace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
BRl0.-GIN. nOarHr =. TOsTEE.

Fcg men IL Tie service are moro deserving 81 hou,'
than lie whose name 10 al the head "a tbs paiasi"P
Stl very young man. he entered hc rank 81 ne ~"
Indiana Eceincnt as u private Vas elected MiJof
shortly aieISlrd became Colonel md % now Dil.l'
dior lie served for some time n tie Army % ihe -"
tOm8c subsequently ia The Western army WIN Isos''
Grams and is nov here ch1lng undcr the idlenci IN
posed upon him in this department. Young amhli'""s
49,. =. ..o. yi., .s,.nc .sa ma pissI- i"L"