New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07
Tnien Countt Nomination..
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

We nave received inc cOn1ratuidlOly OIucr Vi
Major General Peasonton to his troops Tor their routing
aud destruction of the invasonary army Of the Rebel
1'rice in Missouri This official paper is dated az Fort
Scott Kansas. October 20. and is accompanied by
dispatch from General Rosecrans complimentng Gene
III Pcasonton and his soldiers in the highest terms for
their brilliant and most Important labors. General
Rosocrans SAYS that General Pcasonton attacked three
times his number and ron,ed them capturing ton pieces
OF artillery. compelling the Rebels to destroy over two
hundred wagons, and killing, wounding and taking
prisoners many and that his pursuit OF the enemy for
over three hundred miles. short time, with fight
Ing for a considerable portion of the way resulting
nlwsys vctOriOusy the Union arms and with greatly
superior numbers on the opposing side will rank among
the brilliant achievements Of any war; and cover with
honor all engaged in it. Since the date If the above
dispatches as our readers owarr other victories
have been gained by Pleasonon over Price, who was
1st reported in the extreme southwestern corner OF
Missouri desperately endeavoring 10 escape back into
Arkansas Our own dispatches from Missouri show
what complete work he's been done by the national sol
dsrs Kidding the of this formidable nyasonaTy
expedition of Price which crossed the Arkansas line
only short time ago with magnificent heading Of the
great advantages to the Jea. Davis ConcdTacy which
were o. follow IT,
Late Rebel newspapers which have reached
Us present terrible picture of affairs in that portion
of Louisiana within the lines Of JEFF. Daviss armies
The destination of the people represented as extreme
sad starvation is said be staring them in the face
One of the principal mentioned for this is the
absolute wOrthessness to which Rebel money has been
reduced Society is evidently in most disorganized
condition in that region as "thieying, plundering,
pfrrng and horse stealing are said 10 be the order Of
ihs day The Rebel editors have finally heard Of the
ersl Vaughn in Ia, Tennessee. An order has been
Issued Mobile for the enrolment Of all negroes be-
tween fifteen and forty.6ve. Gen. Hoods army il said
q dave completed its crossing the north side of the
Tennessee river on tie 25th nit.
The steamships Evening Star and Merrimac,
watch arrived here Saturday from New-Orcons,
lrougL, dates TO the seth Of October Another Rebel
d~gu 20 cross their iss.pr forces 70 the east
side If the river has been discovered and proper prep
sraiions to meet it have been perfect list Of tie
Union officers recently exchanged at the mouth Of the
Ted River is furnished by these arrivals The next
cscn2nge is 10 be Of five hundred Union soldiers
fusd A. Hampstead Texas. The Rebels said TO be
f. copsdera force along tie Atchafllaya River but
thore are few o, them at Shreveport and Alexandria.
There arc no army one tons Of Importance reported
either aloug the Mississipr, River or around Mobile
BAY bat from the lstter ocalh. naval expedition
composed Of light drau1ht guuboat vas 'eF Sent oo'
snto the various small streams and inetsi. '"' ''oy
j met with no opposition and secured many ca'' anu
a"eeatitie, IL grain and other valuable stores.
The proceedings at Montreal, before Jude,'
C,ur.ol in the case OF the ST. Adams raiders are rep
y.anted 20 be very satisfactory Several of the raiders
tere rnNy identified also large amount OF the
nooev stolen fiom the II. Albsns Bank. The counsel
o., the United States bad consultation aiter the ad'
,u,omsnt of the court Friday and determined to
ocs,l With one cage reserving the night 10 proceed
with The others. But if the prisoners are surrendered
mon tins one case further steps viii be unnecessary
n "a object Of this movement is TO close the case within
f,u davs Hon John Rose has been retained In oehai
NJ mr. Government The returned veterans OF the Isl
vno,, Cavalry aye ordered 20 assemble at Burling'
A., W without DELAY and hold themselves In readi
mo-. Cor further orders from the military authorities.
Tn, evidence is now plain that the raid on
rus., would actually have taken place but for the
,~o,o,t action Of the authorities. The keDes III Can
.ds have purchased and armed propeller al TORONTO
g. he purpose OF attacking the United States steamer
Michigan and for ra.dins purposes generally on the
-. pr,Daratons TO meet her are being made. Al
O,Usg, the oitiz ms are making all due preparations
C,r ssv rcbeious demonstrations. HE examination Oh
A., parties arrested at Ogdensburgh took place on I'm
dy They gave no satisfactory account VI '''''o'0''
All sc,e recOmmited. The town Is full OF IulnoIs'
Patrol, have been organized to guard the place
The recent order from the War Department,
granting fuloughs all soldiers in hospitals to VISIT
,se homes ha, taxed the Qusrermsstcrs Department
~ mi. oity to it's utmost Capt II. Brownson \. Q.
with bis corps Of twenty assistants has been assd
poa,'y at work night and day since Tuesday last
1rtyooe cars filed with soldiers were sent of yester'
t,r eastward. by the New-Iiaven Railroad alone
a.bs Harlem Road also sent out an extra train. Dr.
Ma Medical Director of transportation, has called for
more than 900 men each night during the past week.
d,trbu,ios transportation to the men In the morning
Admiral Porter communicates the intelligence
ofh capture on the 2sth ut of the blockade running
ado wheel steamship Lady Sterling OF one thousand
tu,, burthen built in London. and reported to be cspa'
ne Of a speed Of seventeen knots an hour She was
oan.ursd BY the United States steamers Aolns
.oi Wort Jackson. in endeavoring TO run out oil VIZ
v;,r,on n c., with about one thousand pales OF COZ
,oa The Lady Sterling and her cargo are estimated
4, =, worth eight hundred thousand dollars
We have the important intelligence, through
p,mooa papers Of the recapture by the Union forces
a. n,nsy last. Of Plymouth. n G.. after three days