The New York herald., 1864-10-31

with the loss Of four pieces Of artillery and
one hundred and thirty mon captured hs moved
of and crossed the Tennessee river northward at the
mouth OF Cypress creek Bsaursgsrd said 10 be with
Hood. Tho latter, in general order his TROOPS as
sures them that shsrmans whole army docs not exceed
thirty Ave thousanS.
The prowlng rebel leaders West Tennessee now
very active at various points outside OF tho linton
Inca They have established telegraph ana railroad
communication from Jackson. Teun, to Corinih Miss.
and conscrpting every male person within their
reach including old and young boys and are seizng
all the cattle, goods and vsiuables they Hnd From
the fact that the rebel Harris has had confer
with Forrest, II is thought that attempts will bs
made for the effect abroad. to hold session OF
the rebel Legislature Of Tennessee
From Missouri learn that the country through
which Price has hurriedy retreated before the unag
ging pursuit OF Peasantons avengers ia od with rebel
sragslers. When Price last heard from. on Friday
last he the southwestern corner Of the State
Of Missouri aud endeavoriug TO reach Arkansas Hs
then, out OF all the artillery with which be commenced
his grand invasion. only two pieces lef Stringent
10 progress OF cxecu.onto rid the entire State
Of Missouri OF the thicvins murderng rebel banda
now infes,lng it.
We are Informed from Arkansas that the rebel Legs
iature Of that State met on the I'D OF last
month, there being thirteen Senators and forty
Governor Flanagan recommends that soldiers
DO allowed vote. Albert Pike hss boon defeated in an
election for member OF the Richmond Congress from
Arkansas by A. Garland, who is regarded slightly
tinctured with a love for the old Union.
Among our latest rebel newspaper extracts is q pro,
clamation Of Jsf Davis naming the 10th OF November
az q "national' thanksgiving day in his domiuions.
10 this document Jen., whie claiming that thanks
are due Tor s'the many signal victories with which
our arms have been ned" for "the frutfulness
unimpared energy with which the hearts OF the rebels
have been inspired, at the same time acknowledges
that tour sins have mered received gre,ous chas
sement" or which the soldiers o. the Union vouch
and "that large districts Of country have been
swept and held by the armies Of the United States
lnat tne coiored troops are tnorn IN JeA.'S
side is shown by his statement that " with nend.
ish maignty the passions Of . servie race have
been excited by foes" The Charleston Mercury
length the peace theories OF Alexander
course d It's criticism is very frankly ad-
mits that the people Of Rebeldom live unde
a despotism. that the rebel constitution hiss
been violated by the rebel Congress 10 tho iovying
direct taxes and that :he public faith has been forfeited
BY compelling holders OF rebel currency 70 sacrifice
have encouraged tho rscoosruc.onsts raise their
heads.
Captain Simmons, OF schooner J. ". congdon. which
arrived here yesterday from tho British West India
Island Of Grenada. inorms that the United states
steamship Toonderoga visited that island for supply Of
coal the I'D OF last montA but the authorities would
not allow her TO have IT, and ordered her leave the
port.
The steamship Champion arrived here yesterday,
Nsv Oriosus tho 2sd Tho dispatches OF
respondouss, though io,Araa,i.s ~.
previously received.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The steamship City OF Manchester, from Queenstown
On The 10th OF OCTOBER passed Cape lass Friday
hsr voyage to New York. Our European es sod special
by tho Canada dated the 18th OF
tobe reached this city from Boston yesterday morning.
The news by City OF Manchester days later
l.s main points published in the HERALD yesterday
and ful s.egraphc report from Newfound.
land appears 10 our columns to-day.
The English financial crisis reached point OF great In.
tensty the 18th OF October Txouty mercaut arms
engaged 10 the American trade failed between that day
and morning OF the 2otn Other failures
portsi from London and the English manufacturing
towns. A london bank manager Committed SUICIDE 10
nt OF despair his position, and to-day detail the
particulars oi the suicide OF Mr. Drostcn, NOR
chant in london, from she same
Our Laneon correspondent that the London
TINES contributed TO great u precptate the
crash by lis pes sent efforts dsprecisis credit OF
the Untc States government. and thus cntange both
traders and money capitalists in the mcshss Of the
speculstors IN rebel cotton bonds.
United states government stocks advancing In
value In rngIsnd, Franco and prussia.
The @peacc larty in France sympaihize IN sent u cn
with the English coppcrhesds who recently addressed
governor seymour; but the Frenchmen do express
their opinions openly wing to ths failure OF Napoeons
plans o, mediation aud Intervention.
Mr. Giadstones speech on non-ntervention nd the
war OF rebels appears the HERALD to day
II is said that Il the government cf Peru SHOULD not
satisfy the demands OF spain Tor reparaoD spcn.sh
vessels will seize all the port. Of the republic aud that
the port Valparaiso will be also occupied u Chile
in support Of Peru.
Ths Duke OF Newcastle who visited America with tho
Prince OF Wales died the 1s.b of october. bogra
phica sketch OF he Duke appeared 10 the HERALD
tcrday.
Cotton declined half penny per pound 10 Liver.
pool the 10Th OF October and the arxct closed dull
Breadsturs dull. Provisions inactive There was
IN increased for discount at the Bank OF England
Consols closed in London a. So. Ss;s for money the
2oth OF 0c tobor.
MISCELLANEOUS NEwA
Henceforth there viii be additional star In the neld
OF blue on our glorious national banner Another