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, 1864-11-07
>: THE sOlpIER FRAUD. :;
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Heport OF SeyanoCr,a Oomm1sslonera
-addltt0n NJ Evidence Of The Fraud

additional Evidence Of tne Fraud,
NEW YORK, Nov. S-Meesrs. :Amssa ].
Commissioners appointed :by Governor sa}-
mour To- yisit. Washington and investigate
the charges Of fraud against the State Agents
for recsi7ttg the soldiers' vote have IN ada
their report. they had interviews with the
Secretary Of War, and obtained from him
permission to VISIT, ia prison.. colonet North
prisoners, who are subjeeteu to improper
Treatment and great deprivation. They say
that they could obtain no copies Of the char
.ets against the aecustd, and have found no
evlaence tbat frauds were committed hy
them. :, They state, also. that oo1diers d@st;
with great difficulties In their edurta to do
50. The Commissioners requested Of tie
Secretary Of War that either Colonel North
and Messre. Cohn and J01-s should be given
up for trial to the State authorities: or til It
the pEoct ediugs IN thrir cases sh9ul2 be post
poned till after the Presidential election, and
ther be released On parole, neither Of which
bcing colhI1ied with, comm 1nication wn 3
a.dre esed 10 President Lpeola By them; sta
rg the entire case, and, the1r labors being
completed, THY left Washington. ;.
It Will be ss en- that one OF the desires OF
the Commission, the p0stronemfnt Of the
trial till after the election, has beeh compiled
With BY the adjournmento Of the Court to the
13th Instant. -.
New Yons, Nov, 6s-The New York 1rt-
bune's Washington special says: Lienten-
ant Colonel Murphy, OF the fth NeT York
heavy artillery, u hose arrest hos before been
announced, TO day f9s,ifed rhata large nun
ber of soldiers af6da7tts aud powers of attor-
ney, iuEportirg to haye been sworn before
him, and bearing bis name wese. forEeriee.
BE makes the seventh officer whose name
has been forged In Col. Notth's Office 49,:
BUFFALO. xEoy. 9-Captain. ottenot, 18th
New Eork regiment; was arreeted here
sent =; ;io to W1ssipsto1 dsy be,o.s yesterday
The Erpvex1s,, this morning, eattoriassy
states that frauds In soldisrs' votes have been
discovered: In that clty.
, 1864-11-07

arrfsted the notorlvaa DR.. Yehkel. The Drs I
one Of the Committee Of Th1ragu ar
polnted by Grand Commander Dodd-M ex-
Ns1or General of the Order. He is the hli]
vidual who issued few days sgo, over b.
own signature, an appeal to the people Of 1n-l
diana in defense Of the conspirators now On
trial. The next appeal he issues Mil proba-
bly, be In his own behalf.
No resistance was offered to the arrests
though some fierce threats OF 4 forcible re-
lease were made last night. The officers,
however, reached the city this morning with
the prisoner snd. eafely LOGGED him in the
military prison 1t the Soldiers Home. The
Sentinel is not expected to howl over tb1s, ar
rest. Hefhenfs evidence hns put qutetus
on that amusement.
|. : The reported dBcovery Of = new secret Or.
der and Ns expose By Gen. Carrtneton Is all
bosh. Ehere is OF q word Of truth IN it.
The Macs meeting at Cambridge city yes
terday was .! grand ntfAir. Speeches Eere
made by Col. Granville Moody, Senator Doc.
little Of Wiacousin, aadt judge; Advocase
Burnett, The number present Waa estimated
at fully atteen thousand, very many Of them
were Democrats who, openly 'ago wed Their
dilgnst withsfhe bogus Democracy and their
intention to support Lincoln and Johnson.. ;.
'Govelnsr Morton's official majority as ap.
pears from returns IN the ofdce Of, the secre.
fary of '.efate fs' TWENTY THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED and EIGHTY-THREE.
= :Abont one Thousand soldlers, mostly New
York and Michigan ttoops passed through
the city to-day from the front, they are e,.
reutt home 10 vote.
=: FROM LAFATErTR. e
= [epenal Ditpateh to he cnicago fFthune.]'
LAFAYETTE, Iud Sunday Nov. 8.
: DIR Darid T. Teakel Of th's CITY was. AZ
rpsfed 1aat eyepino abht,t nix n'cfnfF Whi}e
at supper at the Lake House, BY two United
stsus officers on the charge Of being Goa
nected with the Sons Of Liberty He was
Immediately taken to ths Provost Ma7shal's
office aud sent to Indianapolis By the mid.
night train. ThereNas no excitement oyer
the arrest.
, 1864-11-07
4 REBEL cANARD. In rEE. IN
:: :::-TEREST OF MCCLELLAN.
The Canada Raidars Fitting Out a
:. !. Steamer to Sink the "
=: =: =. Michigan. -.
Later from Europe---Impor-
:. tant italian News. .-~,
Price Hetreattne-Reporte Victory
P0llt1c01 m4ktefa-CABee Before lhe
military Conarutss1ou..
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibane.1


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.l
ST. Louis, Nov, +.
The official orders and endorsements in
the matter Of Msrmaduke and, CAben being
taken to Barnum's Hotel have been printed,
By which 1t appears that Maj. Emo, on Gen.
Roeecrans' staE, ordered the prisoners to be
taken to Gratiot street prison, but Col Cole,
In whose charge they were, REFUSED to per-
mit them to be thus dealt With: The whole
affair is viewed with intense disgust and In
dignatiop, and Union men demandotle dis
mieeal Of Cole from the service.
= TIT. .Expu51can has commenced It's howl
irg concerning the alleged murder of con-
serTa,ives In North Missouri, and says the
Lieutenant ,Colouel Of Tom Fletcher's regt-
sment is ordering Mcclellan men to leave
their homrs in the Southeast, This simply
mears thht. the Union men are retalisting
nn' seceesiontsts' for damages sustained by
them du11ug the rebel Invasion. Price tried
to drive ont all the Union men !, now the table
Ia. turned.A Copperheads knew this would
be the. seuual at any time, and: are lying
ab2nt II merely to- manufacture political
4 telegram has been received in thla city,
to the .e1is ct that Prfee's retreattDg vasrants
had ched Newtonta, on their retreat into
:ArkRtssB. It is aleo said that q Hgh+ took
place there with victory to orr troops.
We prssume It. vas d fight with the rebel
rt&r.guaro. There was ruu1oE this alter
loon that Price himself with l,5O0 men had
been captnrsa in Arkansas,- ,-bul dii4Eent 3p-
4ni1y tailed to confirm it. =. -. =.
, 1864-11-07

The Rebels FtsxlnE 0ut = Steamer. 10
A1nk tho M1chf2an.

as asRUEFALo, Saturday, Nov: 6.-1t Is reliably
been puschassdt eoDEqqaellfz q GsqrMsiRg M 4lg, lRag
and Is being strengthened and armed some
OF sinking the etes mer Michigan and for pl~
tatical cxcurslona on this coast. She was Or
tcustb1s purchased by house IN TORONTO for
harboron the Sd mist, to have some part OF
her machinery repaired, but left seon afesr.
She was vithopt any description oftreIght.
We are prepared for her here.
TIE ::oAsADA REbEL PLoT TO BURN THE o1r1;
BUFFALO, Nov 5-A letter received in this
city from O. friendly Cinadlau, dated Drum.
mGnds7ille, near Niagara, gives the partfcu.
lars or the designed raid on Bntfhio, which
failed, be sare, through the promptitnde: o1
our .authorlttet. Two Confederate officers,
nanied Mack and DGnnie, had charge Of the
affair. All the arrangements were "nmp1et-
Cd They bod one hundred men y Shf7no,
who had be en- coming week u s!Ps e, Rnd
Nere scattered about the city different
boarding places. at signal tho4 men, b,
means ofGreeK fire. would, fse1tdbe city II
salious places, and then proceed the WORK
Of murder and piliage- TAC1tn The plaz
filled ills not abandabed, and they aNea'
| 1hty will vet DESTROY Buffalo,. ,
, 1864-11-07

Capt. Drlnkwarer, Of the ship Shooting Star,
sal s the Bteamer Chtcamauga carried the stars
and stripes mill within gunshot OF her
price, when she hoibtea the rebel flag. The
shooting Star, II. spotter sud Emma Hall
were burned. and the crews pIsced on board
t1s IT, AZ Ae1ahsm. .Li1caln, which was bondet for
s18,aoo and sent to New. Fork. All the pris-
oners were compelled to sign parole not to
serve on land O. water against the Coufede-
rate stAtee until regularly exchanged
Lieut. Wilkinson, conauaander Of the Chick
anauea, la an old officer Of the navy. He Is
natlVe OF Virginia. He resigned his COM
niseion IN :,Jnne, 1851, and was ap:;
navy. LIEUT. Ward, commanding the Otus-
tee, Is an old officer In the navy, appointed
from Ohio, who went over to the rebels In
1851. He has been serving in the rebel fleet
On the James River.
The Cbickamauga and O1ustee are Eog1lsh
built, ard armed at; Wilmington. Several
more Of the eame' character are reported
Afioat. Our gunboats are In vigorous pus-
suit. -
The q. 8. Consul ut Liverpool writes to
The GoyerDmen mt that he has reliable -intorma-
tfon that tho Ergliah screw steamer Leaking
cleared from London f9r Bombay with :
auaaay satsy yoa Ct Ell Tie Tao aaS
be transferred to ths Leaking. She is one
thousand tons hntthen, vtr5 strong and
fast
TIN NAnKs7ss
NEW .YoaK, Nov. 81 This 4X6aas3ing there was q
pa1liaf recovery Of The tone IN tho market. The
large exports ottpeele gave ssrength to tho gold
market Stcc' genera.ly aympath,zed. At tha
morrft z Boa1d there wss IN active movement in
railroad Etocks; prices we.a 14G134 higher than
cteitg fcu7es yesterday. Sales o,.taiiEosd shafea
amounted 10 l-J30.. GOVERNMENTS strong. Railroad
hD1N3rtong and moderately active. Aisctllane.
ont qMet but frrn. :. '~ j.,
Gold opt ned quiet and strong tn consequence Of
lar.e shipments !. opening At 2a51f, and touched
si5 Five tteamcrt saiIed to-day, taking 8lD8, 600
in fpecie. The whole export tor the week IL S.
357,lD0. There large shipments ara due chiefly to
dirtrbet in bills Of exchange under the unsettled
state Of Affairs In Europe The Iosn market was
ac'ive at 7 Fer csnt. The National Hanks hlye
ea led In loans which will probably produces stin
eeocy on Aoncay and Tuesday. Market nos much
, 1864-11-07
OPINION - ::
srn1ser1EIn, H., Nor. 3, 1854. IL
Elank 4 WAha.

nh f.
AelAs @ nsGn - ,ees' oree,,on, !, !. ,b,.f>,n1
ci;sra a. fhis st.tti%ho has kind ct ro5Iuc. Goa
1ng no1et e.t[enre csinfd h1 .nch rmn1oSmenty
W,o II. 10 ned .tne amy Of Tie E, s, asa
xt.sunieer ii Els feoslop and wSo IL detsiied
r r! 1es 1t he T., as dix, guard; Sc !, vose in
inc1s at The general els ctiot' III othes word, IL
nny T be permanently ia toucu BY the aa.horIt,es
tf he Il. q. Iap.xsr thu.-If the hau has By
W Wnr I'd and deeo.tn sood faith abandoned, lest lii
fn, mer na1dsrce he cairs one eseshere. il he bF.
Wnr1 srd aetd, IL GOOD faith made, go IN :en1s;
H1nce so3dieTs, az sbove copd!tione1l ln esery re-.
hsye iesa1 and cou.tltu ,ionai right to vote
e +st nnn1oschine eiec,fpn. II they hive r&s!ded
tn he s4uuty dI.srict townthIp or Other place OF
yotine ID rouiaite time, aLa hare such othsr To-
81, ~ ,Inctt uus "a ertitie them to 7o:esuch as
"a sse &c Irsy such men, 1ndar these eordi-
t'ore m entitled to Tote-to vote for lie sie1an
~ Ttnrnn:
: But sou AK do not the fc1iowans provisinns Of
:,hn iii, M Constitu1iop urlhlbls 1hemf The
rrsxtsions 10 xfith you re{s1 are a3 fol.oEe:..-
:pfo''s'ons ~ 4 .ao,s w T.,r "a e,xsrTur1os
, 1864-11-07
t.orpERHEAD TRICK Fo
s.x.r Tk4E STATE SEN ATEs

..sB lrr},fl organ is reecrtfng to extraosoi~
o,,,s +o defeat Eraucis A. Eastman Tor
ae eoI - Senator, and elect that eprig OF chsE'
,oaW lambert Tree. Why Is the Eeoel organ
y. ,erse,y apxioua for the defeat Of Mf..
TrnnY Whit party advantage does It
:, tn gain thereby Auewer-Coutrol
r. s+ate Senate. Thtre are twelve Sen
,rp4 Tp4 ,n}a,ne over-e'x Republicans and Elk
.cat6 a.rncads. There are thirteen to elect.
@Ss,de that carries seven Will haye control
a. s-nate, The Republicans are ahso
]-= certa,u of five districts. Two more
NFE;' ,e wor,. These are the Be!leyti1e dis
1f+ compoeel Of st. Clair and Madison
sr+,ee and the district In this county COM
osad 'eo NJ The North and South Dfvinions and
Hye towns in the county. We aeel ..-.,ts ronus
mat tpe Republicans will e't15 inc 6enesne nlls
aistriet by handsome rns3of'ty. 81 t,at
;cnuuty ,siu give from 100. to luoo o1lon nno
'ma3o1Ity, and MRaieon Will be Close nol ~ ~,
tftor either side. The Cops kao'' eoan
ear that district, which viii give ob :" el'e
.17rion Senators certain NOV. one N ~ ~
<nnst be &c: to secure tbs Senate, aud tnss
~ ,e The district in Cook comfy. 1he
! nnderstand full we'll, that If Col East:
- - he elected the Union party will control
state Senate. Hence their superhuua n
a@orts nv to best him; hence the Voliey of 1le'
,sns Misrepresentation showered upon hin
~ p0 the rebel organ Just on the eve Of the
LECTION. ~ rhen it is supposed TO DC TOO Lac
- rnnt1adIct and expose fhem. .,.,.
10 ~ It no Union voter b. roPed u oy tnoss
.connore,ly accuaa:iors uaade at the e1cFentu
s,n,r Of The canyas Col. Esstmau has peer
nomiuation for Elk weeks. !: :Rhs have taf
= q C.'s brought no charges agafnst hlu
Ia one day before the eleet!ops Becau.s
IT, eSarees are tsse, sad II made de-, soo1s, e,ons'
~ ~ id all be exploded. Make II rule nevei
l.. Lelieys any 1oarbacks started br fhe Cnl
-. -: - orran Of treason on the eye Of an cleo
,,+,on It Is an old trick of the "Detroi'
=, -orfen who runs McC Cortnlek' 's paper to COZ
,s,ct a batch Of the most Fitlatnops hoels' SGD
.7alsehoode, and cock and bull stories, And
t,ssne them in bis Sunday edition before each
election. He has perpetrated tnis partisan isse
~;cx xtx titnes eince be Wis imported into
.icaro By Cyrus Il. Mccormick, ana ~ln
;eat it before every election as long as he
; ,nutes the columns Of that print
, 1864-11-07
FROM: ALTON,
Great Union Mee1tng-speech Of Cor
. 4NxeH. -,

..[spee.A1 pssrssch to the Chicago Tttbure.l
- ALTON, Nov. 4, via ST. Lou1sss. Nov-86..
One Of the very best meetings Of the CAM :
rs.en, although Of courae not one Of the
largest was held this evening In this pleas
snt city It was the intention of the COM
mlttee that Gov: Yates should speak: in tha
afternoon, hut owing to the prevalent storm
that prevented the expected influx OF visitors.
it vas decided to defer the speaking until
eytripg. The result justified tue charge Of
program me-; The hall, the laygestia the city,
and capable Of SEATING two thousand parsons,
wae closely packed, and the Governor held
them epel1-bound for over two hours, during
which tine he expounded the pcndtug Issues
and tEdicatcd the dutiea- of loyal men Ia
rtgard to the present canvass. IT Was au
exceedingly happy cnd brilliant effort, and "a
ali respects satisfactory to his hearers. u1-
: ring itb. delivery he VAS frequently interrupt.
ed by eheers and other demonstrations OF
applanee. I haze heard every speech dellv.
eren tY the Governor since the canTass com
MERGED, and this delivered at Alton tonight
was thu: beFt. of the lot. 1t. -
Cor. :Yafes, was followed By Col. " B.
scatea,. in. an excellent addre OF an Hour,
+ nftef which the meeting adjourned To-day
ttafhe: Governor and Judge scates speak ct
Bsltv1lle, St. Clair county, and this evening
IN this clty, with Mr. Chase. .: :
, 1864-11-07
Capture of'o Valuable Blockade
Runner A.,

WASHINGTON. November "a dispatch
from Adnitls1 Porter to the Secretary Of the
Navy, dated this morning, communicated the
Information Of the capture Of the blockade
runner Lady Sterling Ton Friday night, Oct.
%, By the stea1ners tKolius, Calypso and Fort
jackson. she had $50 bales Of cotton, nnl is
], 600 tons burtlsn. She Is now at Beaufort
with her engines disabled. She Is . beauti-
Her engines are 500 horse poRer. She is re.
ported to be very fast--17 knots per honr.
She called from London in august Last: and
;euecseded In, entering W!1nington md was
captured endeavoring to return. The yessel
and earGo are supposed 70 be Worth; at Last
, 1864-11-07

Especial Dl:patch to the CLleaso rribane.1 ..
CAIRO, Nosanber T..
The steamer James White, q =. r5ttte fol New:
Orleans, apagge1' md sunk 5estesdsy aftes'
noon opposite Island No. 10:' From fifteen
to eighteen deck hands were drowned. The
cGreo, consisting OF Government stores and
produce was badly danaagea, but there are
Slight hopes Of Hsrt3g the boat =,
, 1864-11-07
~: FROM NEW YORK, =
::
Military Mattery-The Mark et&-Late
!. ~, fXom Europe.

r Thr:New York 7imcs' Army Of the Poto
mac. special says: We. understand the last
movement was siup reconnaissance IN
force, Gen. Grant determined to ascertain
the actu,l strtratn cf the enemy on the LEFT.
Such Information could only BE- etfscted b.
conce1 trhting large body Of troops to feel
thelr wny through GO unity eomRaEatlHely 3 a,,fi
9sde5s not Ff5s e .t,asH Snt y
~ sraspe The attention OF the enemy on the
light "a he donb!e pnrpose Of ~, ssevsnt9g sn 9g
sscrtts{n their actnal strength In that direc-
ton: Tie enemy VS. foPnd |ss st. ent1enssesa,
aEd their works manned. The resn'ts OF the
tn9sd ,p9sd go pr prisoners, while losing less than
ono.. In Killed and wounded we are about
fnnai. The health Of the army Is excellent.
fSaa1r fEST4rytbipg reported quiet in the shenan-
sheridaa's headquarters and Aartiosbnrg,.
TIE r1nArrcA1 DEraBDAT1oSs:
The Herald gt7es fall particulars Of the re-
cent plrA&ical -depredsttonss. on ne eoast
, 1864-11-07
QbtfaQo :Qr!bn11e.
T0-M0 GROW,

-oF T0-M0 GROW.
y Tbe dsy is ut hand on whose issues hangs
! the fate of tlia Republic. The appeal is to
be made tomorrow directly to The people to
{ decide whether the war shall be carried for~
ward to the e1tiEction ot the rebellion, and
the restoration Of our national boundaries
ard integrity, or whether, weakly yield.
ing to the devices -. Of traitors, the
1dds nds DOM Of tnls nation shah be scaled
Wy an fgnoble psace with the enemies In
rms against our National 1He: Lo5A ree-
IL our holy cause cannot spsre your aid.
- :ac1tion in the face Of thei enemy be IN
,r.n + use punishable with death, what is your
;.|:t"e 81; against your .eeonnt1z.s1f your
.oaae u m1ssing, whsh 60 mfth msy de-
ct 9txnd upon a single voteg There
=" -"ne day more for The work Of ofprepar.tion,
ay. See to It thtt you and yours are
:rcady for effective service tomorrow. Much
t:,r-iatns to be done There is much that you
lean do. Speed the eignal fire Of Loyalty
sthrough the circle Of your influence.
,Kindle others bY the torch Of your
:loyalts, as the brand Was sent
samong endangered Highland homes.
Speed forth the signal. Let the rallying cfy
ito morrow be, Loyalty. and Liberty. Aid in
!. the preliminarles that Wil secure q fun at
Guidance at the polls. Our enemies are at
-hsss:tR. g Active treason ie busy In all our CON-
6-Auaitits. Lean rtbel dpgers are :being
,stretehsd across the bosders to clutch at TIE
aIs"""Y Of CUT elections. ,pesperaaoes ready
any deed Of rapine arg 1eaay where
+ 4 work Will aid the traitors scheme.
Hungry eyed rebels are. looking eagerly to
tread the SUCCESS Of their f.dorthern allies,
Old world tespots are palii1 with anxiety
iftst the threatere disruption Of our govern !.
.taep+ ;ray tail These are. among the forces
;ha e aidlrg in the support ofths Chlca-
70 .minees. Do 1ot deapuir. They that are
;or j. are more than those that are
against us. II every loyal man does. his
suts TO morrow, the result Is as snrar d
Int to-morroW's sun VIII rlse,. aud eet
tINr a firm front, With every uan In
cH1slA*e, with every loyal ha!lo. sent
s'n> md The schemes Of cur enemies
watched md firmly met; the rescued
;: VI will rice tror+ tts aching sns2snse to
.heuta OF JOY TINT Will BE- echoed back by
.!se fri,1cs Of humanity u1d freedom all
-uuud The world, and coming ages will bless
.o.morrow'e work. There is ro such word
6 fai1 tomorrow II any Loyal State, If ths-
-cop1e are true to their trust '-s :.
, 1864-11-07

:, New YcnK, Saturday, Ns1. 5;-lne Hs~ .@
Ys1k r. Tine. Washington !s sSia: spsstn,ent M
ceTed s nn5ep I ths M lat M call o5sr 900 yelua-
teers, al he had been informal oy sntholt 4Sat
t3 to which he gave the ehigheat cIeo1ti' tna' 1s
the lust daft, when completed, woaId l. tn., s,s
nieh all The men thai would be aeeaso III st''a
TRRrss I:'ss ~
, 1864-11-07
rD.Ex OF rHE ELEOTfoNs

I There are quite number o. 'aeane'so -
the various Boards Of Eiecason oaes g.
Wig has not the Council filled tnem .ant zps
cause the Copperhcads. object Ihe5 ~aul M
them 1l,ed By mob meetings op the mofnlak
of the election. The InVinc!nle cluo e3ps.'
N collect tte rabblc in Sufficient force to out
vote the decent citizens Fho nay be present.
,.-.. Intention 10 to control. the ballot boxes
F,4 the precincts Of tho city, receive inega
ld rv hundreds and thppssnds, aud eaxry
* cIty by fraud and villainy: # u tae
-. - " -.
, 1864-11-07

NEW YonE. Nov. 5th -0~irg to the large
EXCESS q exporta to -cty gold opened quite
stYcp~. At 10 O'Clock g. N. the qu ,satio1
va. E5a5H, subsequently reaching ~, end
from thht it ductuated from 259 to 1l01l4 at
the c1oeE.
, 1864-11-07

!. There is no change in the general military
,ituation. All is qulet before Richmood !
>''etters are unchanged at Atlanta Our !,
- .aats have schieved q neat little F1ctorY /
.e5thc North Carolina coast in the capture |
:Plyntth. FORESTS raid on the Tennes- !
ee River is assuming its threatened pr:por
'hdseveral transports and three mos.
!. .,nboats hare been destroyed bI him.
>ur fcrc IN that quarter are amply able to
ttcnd to him. 49,; -: r.
Tue cessation ut Buffalo tsore,ived, md
uards have been posted It snspension
ridge to repel any Invasion from Canada.
Latest news from Missouri reports Price
Il Ncwtonia, No., still making t'.s way INTO
,1kaneas. Rcpcrts are current at St. Luis
another victory gained orer told Pap
end til. / lie and fifteen hundred Of his troops
i pe* captured. The.report Wants con
i ;iop, however.
. e reAze.s pretend to have Verg important
+. encouraging news from Shreveport,
IL, but are not accommodating enough to
adicstc It's character. The real meaning oil
Il. ,nourceuent Of course is 70 aid TIT
r. heads on Tuesday. In thelrpoor "a3
4doing all they can to aid the electol
General Who never harmed them.
en- VIII not be influenced By rebel
i:::'I'.
,.nada rebel raiders ARE growing
IN thelz dessens, and have purchased
}" propeller Georgian, at Toronto, which
lev a! fitting out, equtpPlng and armiog o.
p1Ir1... er to slnk the Q. s. steamer Alea1'
an, lin sll probability she will never ge1
p.s4.. the port Of Toronto, and If she does
nc meeting with the Michigan will be suit
:itut to send the Georgian to keep company
18th .he Alabama. c:f>:.,.t;
ou New York special dispatch contain'
III assd interesting details Of the depeds
J. of the Confed crate pirates Chickamapg
:ustee along the Atlantsc aocas& Da
It's are In pursuit Of then. ...----
uews IRON Europe Is Interesting a
the Fsanco.1tnlian question. I
III fort is being made to transfer Y
~ II Italy to Naples. .-s'..
e. ut1cr's movements in New York a.
= ter Of gossip md mystery, shen'
q H., command there, lnobss VII
map and order Will be peseeryed on eiect.o
fav somebody will be ho1t' rs Il na.e1ss
~ presence Of some. .batts1tons ot iuia'
-, 4 batteries OF artillery, from City fon
-. -, ashyille dispatch states that conie
;,rcc, probably part Of Hooo's arm
:;red severe repulse IN attemotu
Il. T.. the Tennessee river,
, 1864-11-07
q. "FRnHl INDIANA,
Ne1Autfon Of Hon. RchuyleF UolfaI at
49,. Goshen-mOnAterM Meeting.


;.:Ispecsl Dispa:eh to the Chicago Tflbone.l
~. Gosnxs. Saturday, Nov.s,
AN Immense. outpourieg Of the loyal pep:
pie Of old Elkhart, numbering rot less than
10. 600. greeted the arrival OF Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, and listened to thrilling address
from that gallant champion Of freedom. 4
;pntocfse1on six miles IN length, with banners
apd emblems, one. hundred ladies on horss-
back; each with boy In blue 81 her:saae'
huge cars iI}ed With youth and beauty, q
caTalcade Of rai1 epllttets, another Of trades
and prote eesions, aud banners and notices,
gave interest to the scene. Dir ,lfaI Ras
followed bY Governor Fairfield, Of Michigan,
in an able and telling speech Indiana Is sa::;
for the Union r., -,
, 1864-11-07

DETROIT, Saturday, N;v, 5.--Ms]or Gene
lake towns, to see that proner arrangements
ere perfected to guard agninst rebel raids
from Canada AID take eucn other measures
as msy be rdeeuea iproper to preserve
the public place and security. He Was here
yesterday. - '
, 1864-11-07

The He1ard 1gt7es full particulars Of the re.
rent pIraticai -depredsttona- of the coast
@~0v r.. .-::-.e5 80. =: ~ J -:tt
, 1864-11-07

BUFFALO: satnrdav, Nov: 5.--A fire this
foTgr roon destroyed the building 157 wash
tncton street, occupied BY. James Pratt as q
var house. .Thcrs was about 5000 worth
Of drpek stored IN the building, Tbs total
les Il nearly E75QW.