New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Gen, BRAUREGARD took command OF HOODS
Army on the 18th inst. and at issued an order
asking the confidence Of We who new to him.
calling upon the women Of the country TO lend ther
cooperation TO inspire confidence and dispel gloom;
telling his army that SHERMAN must be driven from
Atlanta and calling upon not Row In the army 70
como forward for soldiers absent TO cone forward
and for all who are unable TO do military service u
drive in those who able. He promises an smnes
ty to all deserters who report within 80 days de o.
course has fling at the brutal foe and calls upon
God to help ByAURE0AED in establishing the Man
Etealers' Confederacy Finally be says 81 come to
strike the blow that shall bring SUCCESS to our arms
triumph to our cause and peace to our country"
The Navy Department has received informa-
son OF the capture by the L. s. steamer Eous Of the
blockaderunner Hope. She was built In England for
FRAZER TRENHOLM & Co.. By the celebrated ship
builders JOKES. QUicas & co. She is q padde'wheel
steel steamer go feet in length 30 feet BEAM has five
watertght compartments aud draws II feet OF water
She Is powerful steamer and reported to be ono OF
Che best and most costly vessels built for bockaderun-
ming She few the Rebel flag at Cork On board is
valuable assorted cargo.
The Army and Naoy Gazette this week pub
Nshes very lengthy report Of Gen ULLY OF his North
west Indian campaign Ho says he iS perfectly salts
sd Of the iupractcabiiy of road for ergrants over
The route He reports that nj the country in the ycn
lty Of Little Missouri River is broken and forms excel
Ient protection in every part c small bodies Of Indians
60 torment emigrant train and there Is certainly
safety In travelling II until the Indians exterm
mated. The Santees the Mouse River are almost
starving. and want TO give themselves up
Capt WIN. MCNALLY and Sergt. JAMES Sui
IIyAs. both Of the nth Regt., n Y. National Guard
Army Of the Potomac have been dshonoraby dismissed
from the United States service and viii be incarcerated
In the Albany peni,eutary. Capt McNALLY was found
guilty Of swndling recruits by selling them whisky at
exorbitant rates; and SULLIVAN was proven to have
eorcbly robbed two recruits o, large sums Of money
We learn from Richmond papers that at con-
ference of Rebel State Governors the absolute nccesgy
for more men was conceded and they agreed TO urge
Che Confederate authorities TO conscpt every man en-
gagged in the various departments whose place be
supplied by disabled officers, soldiers senior
negroes They also favor the OF negroes III army
They feel the tightening OF the anaconda
The trial Of HAMILTON, EAsToN q Co., of
Baltimore charged with selling goods to blockade-rm
nsrs, WA commenced yesterday. PARDON WoRsLkx
Rss tho principal witness Tor the Government The
evidence was pretty much the sant as that against
JOHNSON SUTTON. Alter his testimony the trial was
postponed until Friday enable the defense to procure
fheir witnesses.
Admiral Porter (says Washington telegram)
Ass all his arrangements nearly completed for the attack
upon the Notifications at the mouth Of the Cape Fear
River ssd 1t is stated BY persons who have recently
arrived from the James River win proceed TO the place
Ofrsndexvous In few days.
Correspondents are busy with rumors about
Grant to the effect that be has recently received large
reen'orcements. and Is about TO make an important
move. There |. nothing certain. however, in the
matter.
There Is report, by way Of New. Orleans,
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