Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-11-05

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THE Heralds correspondent with Sheridan,
writing on the 25th says Our position is near
" the same as before the battle. The official re-
port of captures on the 10Th is as follows 200
prisoners, ca commissioned officers AS pieces OF
artillery, 40 caissons, 3 battery wagons, 39s
horses and mules with harness, 65 ambulances
so army wagons, II 900 rounds of artillery am
muniton. IL 800 small arms, all the medical
stores of the enemy, and a large quantity OF am
muniton for small arms, and battle flags. Our
total loss in killed, wounded, prisoners, and
missing was 4 0SG.
ST. LOUIS, 27th.-Dispatch says train from
Fort Smith was attacked by bushwhaclers south
of Fort Scott. and Is men killed and part of
train burned.
| Five hundred rebels under Lieut.. Col. Nc
Daniels, crossed Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail
road near Buckiown, going north. Strong force
sent after them. Our forces have been driving
Price rapidly since Sunday last. Last accounts
he was twenty-five miles south of Fort Scott.
His army is routed aud disordered. Tuesday we
had icht with him in which he BADLY whip
ped losing 100 prisoners and II pieces of artil-
lerv Among prisoners were Maj Gen. Marina
duke and Gen, CabcI severely wounded. He
was attacked yesterday morning. short distance
from Fort Scott, and driven pell-mell in south
crly direction He burned 200 wagons yester
day to prevent their being captured. Nothing
stated about loss, but no doub, Prices army is
completely demoralized and scattered. Tcle-
graph is working to Fort Scott. Nothing
ceycd to-day of operations except that forces
are still in pursuit Of Price, probably with view
/ to contest his entrance into Arkansas
New York, 27th-TriJunes correspondent
with Butler 9th, says in connection with action
of rebel Governors at their late meeting, that it
plainly indicates their desire slaves should all
/ them in their exposed States, in their army con-
/ fronting US before Richmond and Petersburg,
now known to be reduced to not exceeding 35;-
900 men all told. JEFF. Davis, Lee and Long
( street and other distinguished rebels, yesterday
rode along line in 'front.', then went back to Rich
mond. Rebel rams crept down river last night
under cover Of darkness to their Old position,
/ but hurried back again at darn this morning.
/ Sheridans magnificent victory the 10Th
was terrible crash 10 rebels but n0tp-it, stand
/ ing this Richmond editors are making desperatc
efforts to have it disbeleved The Eaquir.r al
/ luding 10 turning point in battle. SAYS: II was
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evil hour while our men plnndcring prop
ert7 they ha captured small force of Yankee
cavalry opened on left flank. This threw
our whole army into n panic, and il fed dis
gracefully. It argues that this defeat is only a
temporary disaster: solid result attained by
it for Sheridan, disgracetul though it was for us
Rebel cavalry are abused in strong terms for
conduct on occasion. 1000 is given whole
number of Early's army, and ,, 900 that Of
Sheridan's.
The Tr5unc's special Washington dispatch
says: The Military Commission, Gen. Double
day President, ordered to suspend the trial
of the blockade traders to-day. and proceed to
Baltimore forthwith, to investigate and try
Gently discovered case of most astounding fraud
and forgery, connected with the soldiers vote,
in the New York State soldiers votes. on charges
of substituting Mcclellan for Lincoln in original
vote submitted by soldiers, and that forgery is &
monster one. Box over three feet long con-
tanning many thousand of these fraudulent votes
has been seized. and others are known to have
been sent TO New York. Developments promise
to be of most startling character. n. X. Ferry,
New York State Agent at Baltimore, was arrest
cd charged with forging soldiers votes. He
made full confession, admitting the forging OF
large number. Several prominent persons
said to be mplicated names not given.
WAsHIyGToY, 27th.-New York State Agent in
this city arrested to-day. His Office is closed.
contain proceedings of Convention held at Au-
rusta GA of Governors of rebel States. After
free interchange it resolved that there Is no
cause to be discouraged, but imper tive in
crease of armies necessary recommending Leg
iSlature repeala all laws preventing sending troops
outside of State limits urges Confederate au-
thorities conscrpt every engaged in
various departments whose place be sup
piled by disabled officers, soldiers negroes
that course of Government in appr0priating
slaves for purposes of demands change of
policy on their part, and recommend Confeder-
ate authorities to appropriate such number of
negroes for public service as may be required.
| Citizens of Vermont along frontiers are or
ganizng cavalry and infantry companies for pro-
lection against raiders. Gov. Hayes secured
/ from War Department sufficient quantity of cav
! airy and supplies, which will be distributed
along border
Reported Canadian Conference has selected
/ Ottowa for Capital of United Provinces Toronto
as Capital of Upper Canada, and Quebec of
Lower Canada.
Election in Western Virginia resulted in entire
Union ticket being elected. Gov A. J. Bor-
man had opposition and received a heavy
vote Returns indicate election of Hubbard
! (UnoF). TO Congress by over IL 900 majority
Legislature largely Union. Gov Bradford has
! lust proclaimed new Free State Constitution of
MARYLAND. Vote follows: For, 80 PA against.
| 90, 199
Governor Of Maine has appointed Nathan A
| Farwell to fill unexpired term of Fessenden in
Senate.
ST.. LOUIS. 2eth.-Latest accounts put Price
near Carthage Jasper county, still skedaddling
with our cavalry in hot pursuit Pleasanton
was SLIGHTLY injured by fall from his horse.
Steamer Belle of St. Louis, was attacked by
cuerrillas while living at Randolph, Tenn. on
night of 9th. Paymasters Butler and Smith
were killed.
BUFFALO, 3oth.-Oficial message was received
by the Provost Marshal of this city from canada
this evening stating that the rebels IN Canada
are to make an immed late raid or Buffalo. Inc
military are ali under arms. and the city VIII
! be patrolled tonight
| NEW York, 2Sth.-7ri5uns's Army of Poto-
mac special, 9th. says: This morning entire
army is in motion with six days rations, &C.,
for any emergency. The move is of left flank