Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-25
Ttlegraph Aews;
PROM THE DAILIES

Dsata Of General Caqby at Neto Orleans.
Later A{ojces from General Sher-
mans Army.-From he Army Of the
James.-Later from The Shenandoah.
CAIRO, Nov. 10.
EoSty-Gse sacks and 1875 bales of cotton
has arrived from Memphis for st. Louis.
Tire clerk of the steamer Stickney, from
New Orleans on the evening of the I2th,
says he was told by the quarternaster of
New Orleans that Gen. Candy died at one
O'Clock that afternoon, and on the arrival
of ths steamer Morganzia, the latest tele
gram received confirmed the statement.
NEW York. Nov. 81.
The TTmcs Washington despatch gives
details of Sen. shermaa's movement.
which says his army is composed of the
itfi, 18th. 10Th, 18th and Goth corps, and
kHpatrick's cavalry. They left Atlanta
on the 18th inst, aud proceeded in the
direction of Macon. This force comprises
about $4,000 men, including 5000 picked
cavalry. Thirty days Tations for men and
beast were taken, and the expedition is
finely equipped in every particular. Gen.
Slsrmanfs scout system is 50 complete as
torenacr failure almost an impossibility.
BFoFALo, y. Y. NOV. 20.
Brig Cent Barry, Gcn'l Sherman's
Chief Of artillery, arrived here yesterday,
seriously ia. lie left Sherman at Kings
ton, Ga at 8 a. m. on the 10th. Geh'l
Bary SAYS Genl Sherman has al the in
faa:ry and artillery he wants.
The mca had received ) months pay.
The outfit has been especially adapted
to hard and rapid winters campaign, and
the morale Of the troops is unequailed.
The efficiency and ylgor Of Genl Sher-
man viii carry the army triumphantly
through the work he has to do.
Monday night last, Hoods entire army.
including FORESTS cavalry. were IN the
immediate neighborhood of Tuseumbia
and Florence. Ala. watched BY troops I'M
der Gen'l Thomas, whose strength Is such
as VIII render the invasion of Tennessee
imaas'ible, and even the withdrawal of
Hood for service elsewhere is an operation
Of extreme delicaer.
New YORK, Nov. 81.
The Herald's correspondence SAYS the
rebels attacked our picket lines Thursday
and Eriday twice between the James and
Appomattox rivers in the first attack the
rebels captured officers and 80 priyates,
but they were soon driven back. The
next attack was more feeble.
General Butler has resumed his COM
mand.
The Worlds despatch from sheridans
army contradicts the report that Early has
abandoned the valley. He is still at New
market and Mount Jackson.
1t is reported that Capt. Brasher with
6omen had fight with Moseby on the
18th inst. and got whipped. No particu-
lars.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, Nov. 10.
The Savings Bank at Walpole, n. H.,
40 miles from this place, was robbed last
night of over S4A0O0. in bills. L, s. bonds,
&cs The robbers broke into the house of
Mr.. B. +. Aldrich, the Treasurer, and
stole the keys to the safe. from the pockets
of his pautaloons, after which they had
that they used chloroforni.
TITS hoped large portion of the loss
will be saved by stopping payment of the
bonds stolen. as the numbers have already
been found Of all the bonds but about
5000
The affair has created considerable ex-
element, both at Walpole and this place,
an3 all possible means are being made to
ferret Udb tNc fGUptTS. n reward 81
S590O. has been offered for their arrest.
and feeeyery of the money.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81.
The Times Washington despatch says
General Burnside has returned to that city
from the army.
1t Is expected by military men here that
General Sherlnans movement will bring
on operations along the whole line, both
III Virginia and the West.
Saturdays Richmond papers no news
from Georgia. They are undoubtedly un-
der strict censorship to prevent a panic.
The Tribune's despatch says :
Secretaries Seward and Welles are at
variance again concerning the capture of
the Florida.
Secretary Stanton is again seriously in
disposed.
There was rumor at City Point that
Petersburg was being evacuated by the
rebels.
x1sToS, Nov. II.
Gold 30.