The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-11-25

lers Moravian aud Etna The Bank
of England has reduced its rate of
ltercst. The lower house OF the
Danish Parliament has ratified the
treaty of peace with the German pow
ers by large majority. Thc Lon
don papers are spoculating on the
Iprohable action of Our Government
in regard to the Florida Lord Pal.
merston, in n speech at the Lord
Mayor $ dinner, expressed the hope
that both of the contendiug parties in
America would soon get tired OF
! lighting. There ha been heavy
floods in Italy. Much damage was
done in the neighborhood of Flor
ence.
b. General Grant was in New York on
Saturday, and was at serenade CIV
en- to Mr.. Fenton, Governor elect, at
the Astor House, in the evening"
Very few people knew it, however,
as he requested that his presence
should not be announced. He paid
visi, to General Scott, who gave
him ilattering reception, and pre-
sented him with his memoirs, in.
scribcd on the ny-leaf The oldest
General to the ablest.' The Gen
eraI, in response toiuquiries, express
G, C,'e hope 'n'' W 9.N '',o'ivlS n'i,.I'. We
m,EnV see t'G ','" y, ''o '.oet'.o'''
"''e ]" ",,'"e'P''' e'.u' 10y O'
ms way 70 'uc a. "iS rt tle "%' 80
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THROUGH rebel papers il has been
/. osccrtginpi tIat. ON the the 10Th INST
+ Saturday last. Sherman was within
th.rtv. milo, of Macon. lie would
, rnorTthara IN Sunday or Monday.
+ Simultaneously. we presume a column
would STRIKE AuEnSta heiote , ,n.'
> t,''e' there'ore' our 'orees nave 'eecu
e" Two oi Vhe ImUst i'ilPort"lV po,"t'
III "eo'Sm' '"o ''e 'esul' mas
. ueen' we ought 10 iea.u from t'lS
:. hich'nono papers oi Mon''ay, an''
these VIII DC uue to-nlgn' ~ " a'h
, lngton IL Is not prooaDie, however,
: that tle reocl papers WIN DC alioWeu
, 10 say mucn' IL anIIoin9' regarding
: our successes lhere Is OF course
= great eXciteiheht aC the south reSar"
!. my V''ls iho.e,le'iV' .e. anu SeIer"
panic no 4ouoC preVa!iS' IL ,ioou @
were Nv Nolu'ii ..'s, Enio' WIN 'o'Vo' ~
men our Peope "o"iu pe eAc''eo pl
SsuppoSlhs 'hiS case We can ''hag'n'
now 'he reneIs teei. III feSar" ''
10 VIl's gran" eNpe"1Iloh we may le
/ mark Ihat our oesV military au'hor'
D t,e' rGS'r" ~ Us possessing "'o'c y
Iue ele'uehts OF success 'I"'i any
/ l,oNe'he"c t""t II7 ne'h "''''e'''",'. !,
VI co,''' ~ = I''"le 10 '"''''P' 'h,' !.
p - oe7O ''I " "''co'''it y success, "'''
: Tue prospects are eh'''e'S '"No''"'y'
t BrFF,Lo. Nov 2O.-Brip. Gen
. parry oi'el o' , rl'liery o' MHJ' zen
!, ''et 'hnH' ''" .'' t9C''".S S"'
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u C IHe morning vi lne l-'n' ~ No,'-' @
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T. were in the immediate neighborhoot
OF Tuscumbia and Florence, Ala
t watched by a body Of troops under
. command OF Major General Thomas
I of such strength as will render tht
invasion Of Tennessee IN imuossibili
w, and even the withdrawal of Hoo
for service elsewhere is an operation
: of extreme delicacv.
=
. There Is great activity IN the Arm'
! OF thu Potomac. There had beer
; heavy rams winch reduced the coun
F., Try 10 the consistency OF mud--9eh
ulne Virginia mud; but the weather
= has cleared oil and roads are drying
= have moved up James River from
= Fortress Monroe, and troops, at las
accounts, were moving forwarp in bat