The New York herald., 1864-11-27

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frea our oorssposdsnss. BsisaAssr 0sssrd Norsaa l.
Smith has succeeded MAJOR csssss Dana the command
Il the national troops and ars0sd vicksbury. hiss
ne rebel cotton burners, gusrilas and pluaderss Id
general have bssa almost cleared out Of the district
Bsioa Rouge. La, through the snessey OF the Union
officers and troops. and lines have been extended
that region II Is said that the rebel scotts cavalry
who were for time active in Louisiana. being
ordered 10 hoods army, the nea mutiaisd and wen,
home.
Governor Seymour visited this city on Friday, sps-
oany In refsrsaee the revision Of the surom eut 10
this State ordered BY Provost Marshal General Fry and
In conference the subject with Supervisor Blunt
Chairman Of Volunteering Committee. and Assis
| taat Provoss Marshal General Hays. The three
ofctas agreed upon plan 70 effect the matter In this
city, and General Hays after len for washing
| too, 10 lay before the War Department, the
sanction Of which B viii most likely receive. II
supposed that the system will bs applied 10 tho
ssats. Everything expected 70 10 10 readiness for
commencing the business this week. and Is win bs
proceeded with - rapidly - practicable, 20 10
have all the preliminary Arrangements IN readiness
for another dram, Whenever such shall b. deemed
necessary.
The Canadian government has refused tAe application
Of ths 81 Asans raiders for psrmissen send special
messenger 70 Eshnond y obtain evidence to b ussd In
their defence.
despatch from Toronto says that cannon ana other
d. on . tugboas bousd for Lexington, Michigan. Is
also thought probable that the steamer Georgian took
cannon from Sarnia 70 Colinswood.
Of the twelve hundred Of released Union soldiers
who arrived ss Annapolis Friday last from Savannah
the majority In most awful oondision beisg v.
Ing skslstons Eighteen died the passage Biz Axn.
dred and ny had 70 b. sent 70 the hospital Immediately
arrival a Annapolis. many Of whom can live bus .
very short time longer
Our correspondents in tho armies Of The Potomac and
the give very interesting OF the cesbra
sion Of Thanksgiving Day BY the soldiers. Unfortunately
Me turkeys and other good things did not reach some
the corps IN time bs enjoyed on that day. In the
Ninth corps, among other Thanksgiving ceremonies was
the dedication Of chapel. 10 said that srcs sbe
Of Presidens Lincoln's reelection has beco me
10 the Union lines have largely Increased. Those who
say that immense numbers OF others are ali
the time Watching for opportunities to escape, and that
general Is the Generalization that few Of them be
trusted on picket BY their officers.
Not the least interesting and important portion OF the
HERALD this morning, illustrating the bitterness Of
different factions Of the chvary towards one another
and their intestine divisions that devoted repub
catlon articles from the Southern press dsuunctoy
Of Jer Davh, the rebel Congress and tie
wholesale conscription has stirred up . storm
Of indignation. He Is accused OF de-
sign 70 mako himself .aa unrestraned dictator,
and is prophesied that long no win reap the whr
wind. convention Of editors called for protest
against his attempts 10 muzze the press. Condemnation
Of the secret sessions Of tho rsbeI Congress expressed
In the strongest manner is declared that there be
hsm and that they bode no good for tho
rights and liberty Of the people.
Henry s. Fooe, OF Tennessee, the belicoss member
Of the rebel House Of Representatives few days ago
bs denounced Jen Davis granting exemption TO rebel
Irishmas named Mcmahon. and had to take IL back. A
day or two Afterwards he challenged the whole rebel
House OF Representatives, and got laughed at
for his pains. Tho Richmond Examiner called
him . recoss,ructOnst, account Of his
Monroe doctrine. anti Maximan Union resolutions, and
he challenged the supposed writer, John Mitchell,
and got under arrest On the 2sd Fooe had nsht
with wm G. Swan, NJ. C. from Tennessee. whom he de-
nounced gentleman and the ric Foote, swan and
Mitchell figured the Richmond Police Court tho
day much to tho Of the rebel Congress-
which appears TO have adjourned for the purpose
MISCELLANEOUS NEwa
The attempt TO burn several hotels In this city.
particulars OF which published in Yesterdays issue,
turns ou, to part OF grand rebel scheme for the dc
s.ruc,on OF the whole metropolis. Tho plan was
time in contemplation, and was frustrated in . most
providsntiai manner We give up large portion Of
space to-day the fullest Details which will DO found to
unfold OF the dabolca copspirscies record
The police authorities have worked up tho AFFAIR
very successfully, having already accomplished the
res, Of the principal parties concerned in tho nendsh
plot Major General Dix has issued two proclamations
One declares that the guilty parties will be tried by
court martial and hanged without tho delay Of single
day The other requrss fer the second time. all South
arm residepts 10 come for ward and register themselves
the ONCE OF General Peck, 70 Bescksr street, under
severe penalties. The affair occasoued intense excite
mcnt yesterday.
Advices from Mexico say that the military force Of
Juarez al Osjsca, where be himself at the date Of
Accounts consists Of about thousand
but than half Of them recruits, unit
for immediate service. Iheaa adxicea. which como