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Canada Money,

GOLD, SILVER, 0. s. INTsT. COUPONS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-30
NEW NORIk CIrY.

TIE N NDFSDIAHY IIRES-nrCtSrR NTION OTsECrs-
sIONIsTs
There is very lltsle further to rcportin rcferen
to the COuspiratOrs in the rcc5nt plot to de,tcJy
the city by fire. The examination of the persons
a ready In custody will not be made public, nor
has it yet trans ed when IL viii take place. 1t
Is probable that other arrests have been mad l.,
but tie names OF the parties are withheld for
Tea ons before mentioned.
There was a rumor in circulation about noon
on Thursday, that the hiding place Of a consider
able number of the miscTeants had been dis
covered somewhere up the Hudson, and several
arrests had been effected but we find no founda
ton foc the report and place no confidence In it
whatever. The public may rest assured, how
ever that ii any Of the cOnspirators have "tlkeu
to the woods" for conccalment, the chances that
they will be speedily uuearthed are exceedingly
probable.
There was another press around the door of
Major Hayner's office, at General Peck's head
quarters on Tuesday morning. Progress is being
steadily made in the registration, but the course
of the examination is necessarily rather slow
one. Il is, however, a wholesome and gratifying
spectacle, to witness the anxiety Of the Southern
cTs 10 be duly registered.
The standing place nearest the Majors door,
and consequently the next turn at the lists Of
registry, is most earnestly coveted, and some
times purchased, from some lucky but needy
individual who may chance TO occupy it, for
considerable sum.-N. \. Tribune.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFrIgF % TIM EyESINa IELBaRAVH,
wednesday, November %.

wednesday, November 30.
The Stock Market, as we have noticed for
several days past, continues duh and heavy, and
prices are unsettled, with the exception Of Gov
ernmeut bonds, which are in good demand.
5.2Os sold at lOG4@lO35 Gs Of 1881 at ll24 and
lO.4Os at 9s4 lllI was bid for old 73)s, and 1lS
was asked new City 6s are selling at lOl4i 81
was asked for Pennsylvania s..
In Railroad shares there IS rather more doing,
with sales of Reading Railroad to notice at 673, a
decline Of } Pennsylvania Railroad at 67ii
Northern Central at 7G}; Camden and Amboy at
lJ2; North Pennsylvania at 3l1, an advance OF 81
Lehigh Valley Railroad at 80; Catawissa pre-
ferred at 3S, decline Of ! and North Pennsyl-
yania Railroad bonds AT oSi l44 was bid for
Little Schuylkill 500 for Philadelphia and Ger
mantown; 59S for Minehilli 81 for Elmira pre-
fered; lG5 for Catawissa common, decline Of 81
and 80 for Philadelphia aud Erie
City Passenger Railroad shares are dull ana
lower with sales of Thirteenth and Fifteenth at
26, an advance of and Race and Vine at IL
6SI was bid for Second and Third, decline Of
/. d for Spruce aud Pine, decline OF 4 10 for
Cbesnut and Walnut; GO for West Philadelphia
and u for Arch street, q decline Of ! So was
asked for Fifth and Sixth, a decline Of Ii As for
Tenth and Eleventh, decline Of l and 20 for
Girard College.
There is no material change to notice IN Bank
shares. Farmers and Mechanics, old stock,
sold at 69@69i, decline of / lSO was bid for
North America l59 for Philadelphia 81 for
Kensington; 42I for PeRu Townships so for
Girard 81 for MRnufacturers' and Mechanics )
56B for City and 474 for Commonwealth.
It,m EuuuuahauUa Ia
nal sOIa st IIl@l5s, an advance Of b "a was
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THIRD EDITION
a--------
DEPARTMENT OF TIE GULF.
>-,~,-,>.,,.,.---->.,..>---~-
The False Report ofthe Capture
Of Morganzia.
----~>---->---...-.--.,-sy~-
GEN. ULLMANF STILL IN UN-
DISTURBED POSSESSION.

Nrw NoUH, November 2g.-A letter from Mor-
ganTin, dated November n, says
Tho report that tho garrison az this place was
captured by the Rebel General Buekuer, sent to
New York paper from New Orleans, is wicked
and malicious faschood. No attack has been
made by Buckncr, and the statement that the
garrison WAS surprised" {, simply Indignant, as
General Ullmlun has always proved him cit go
wide awake and too sceplcss Ia his vigiiiuce 10
be surprised himself, even were his sold ers not
equally so.
Nothing would please him and his garrison
better than an attack by the Rebels nm Ter Bl'S-
uJr or any other Rebel general, aud tue chief
fault found by our officers aud troops Is the ex
tremc nimbencss of foot displayed by the Il ,bsl,
when our scouting parties and small reconnois-
anc,s appear near their localities. Our officers
and men are in excellent health.
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THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS
AT NASSAU.
The Pirates " Tallahassee" and
"Chickamauga" at Wilmington,
North Carolina.

IIAIWAN, n. s., November 20 The steamer
Delta arrived this morning from Bermuda, with
adyicCs 10 the 26th.
The blotkadc-runners Ayw,trong and TIlgBlnn
had arrived at Bermuda, the former with 700
and the latter with 400 bales of c)t.on.
They report that the pirate ChicklmqWgg az
rived at Wilmington after slight brush with the
bluckaders and the Tallahassee was safely in
port, and would leave in few days with q cargo
OF cotton for Bermuda.
The following is a list Of the bOckade-runners
40 Nassau, y p, on the 18th -
The VIZ ofhc USp, Colonel Lamb, and caro-
line, all of which had been chased back the
N!OymV Pciyci which put back elky; the Olrl
and Ella, loading; the gem, which put back IN
consequence Of heavy weather. the Star, which
was in the dry dock the Kate Gray, Druid, Co.
qHctte, and General Ciiich, from Charleston; the
LWio H0ttie ana Beatrice, from Wilmington; the
Mars, laid up; the hdrmton, SyreH, and Laura,
loading; and the Falcon, broken down.
The Ptarmigan had her machinery damaged,
and sailed for Havana for repairs.
The wa ROrer had been chased back, but
afterwards sailed again.
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rH1LAnELrmIA rnADE REP0Rr.

WEDNESDAY,, November 3O.-ln Bark nothing
doing Holders ash So Il ton, bat without aalos
The market br Seeds drm but quiet, at aboutll-m'e
rates.
The inactive condition Of trade a. noticed N me ~ ur
Market for days past stu oonihues' ahu sAes Ne
,.tipo opI "a limited extent at about former rates.
supplies continue TO arrive slowly aud holders are nrm
In their demands The demand for export Is only In 4
small way, and the sales to report are a9ou. lvCS
edstOne and 500 hhls Quaker city Mlus on tetms Kept
secret small sales for the supply o. INC hone taaS AZ
nom 40 10 10 1880 a. 70 quality Inc moteents "a hye
Fionr and corn Meal continue OF an extremely Limited
character. t.a So, b,tae-s 49, A.,
in their views We notice sales OF lbOO pushes asAe1 ~
2Od265 about 300 bushels Indiana AnDer ~ ~ ~ a
25OO bushels Southern al the same nsutv ~, ~ "a
In white we quote al s2s0d2 90 Ryss limited lgska
,nb seies nj 4i75 ME market Is poorly supplied win
Corn oid yellow IA selling at 81 20, and new at Sit9gl10
There Is liberal demand for Oats at o2c win safes 9t
400 bushels Harley and Malt arc unehhhse sed', Win
scarcely anythipg doing to fix prices, MMshy is aul
al tie late advance towards the close y w was oneis3 az
a decline but without finding buyers sasS VI RehnSyNa
MIA and Ohio bbls. were made az u '9'
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CHLDREN's CLoHNG.-An elegant assort-
mtnt at N. Shoemaker 4 Co 5, No n. Eighth street.

CHmpREN's CGomING.--An elegant assort-
ment ATM Shoemaker 4 Co 5, No J. n. Eighth street.
THE LADIES FRIrvD.--"A gem :" "A house
hold treasurer" "a perfect beauty works iikO
charm +" "The bpst in the word" Would not be without
Florence at makes four stitches with the same
that others mako one" Such the expressions used
by purchasers Of Il Florence Sold at No, $50 Caesnut
street
A NEGLECTED COLD may cause months OF
suffering, and often ends last in Consumption Bron-
chts or other Pulmonary Affection. when neglect is
attended by results dangerous what can Justify the
careless indifference Of "wRtng tor a cold TO get wei
seliy" II those who are now troubled with Coughs,
Colds, ,Hoarsenoss Throat &c, would surely avoid
Riu suerlugs Of the consumptyc, let them take
Dr. D. Jsyne's ENpoctoran, remedy whose en-
cacy established thirty Prepared only by
Dr. u. Jayne Il Son, No. 242 Chesnut street
on stBscRIPTIoNs.-The books closed yester-
day with an the shares secured understand that the
Reserve list open at the office, corner OF Fourth
and Walnut streets. Those disappointed by not beug In
the st may possibly original share in this
way
II. STEEL & Son have concluded 20 close out their
large stock OF goods before Christmas An those who
want goods In ter HEe viii do we to give them call a.
their old established stand, Nos. 5lj and us \. Tenth
street.
THE FLORENCE does all kinds of family sewing
in the uoatest manner the heaviest wooens
NEST delicate nbrics.
LADIES FuRs.-An elegant assortment at
Charles oakiOrd son Continental Hotel
CuoIcE AND FASHIONABLE CoNrBcrIoNs,
Put mp In Neat Boxes,
Suitable for Presents.
sTEruRy r. WHITMAN,
No. l2lO Market street.
Do You Know DEAN has removed 10 No. Alb
Chcsnut sIcetg sells Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes. &C, atty
per cent less than any other This city Remember
Dean, No. 4l3 ChCsnut street
PURCHASERS may rely upon getting tho best
Furs at Charles oakiord6 Sons Continental Hotel
CHoIcR CARAWELs.
Chocolate, Vanilla, Cocoanut, and
Punch Caramcls. Manufactured by
SrErnrN r. Whitman,
No 1910 Market street.
FINER AND NICER WORK is done on the Flo
renee than can be done any other mschne. Cali and
cNamlue. once, No. go Chesnut street.
LADIES AND CnmDnEx's HATs.-L.test style
at Charles oakiord sons, Continental Hotel
VANILLA ROASTED ALMONDS,
or rare quality Nanufasturcd nv
srfgHES F. WursAs
WAHrASrEp TO PLEAsE.-The "FiOrence" is
ouy perfect family sewing machine warranted to give
entire satisfaction or money returned.
GENrIEMEN's HATs.-Au the latest styles at
Charles oakiord q sons Coniins ntal Hotel
PHoToGRArIs of tine styles and artistic eXecu-
ton are made b. +. Remcr's Gallery, No. 8A Arch
street. Patrons should the afternoons bret
aad 60 carly.
SrUIL's new patent Stove ior consuming the
as and tngenderng the cheapest stove that eau
be used. They are for no. 2l2 s. Fiuh street
NJRs. NJ. G. BRowN's " Metaphysical Dis
Covery' E.ls the OF disease Price -. NO.
40 Arch street se5 adve tsement In another column
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FRJS BALTIMORE TODAY,

Special Dssrath 10 The Ere.Wg y 'grdpA.
The baltimore aud ONO d0iIrOnd'
BALuNoRE, November 3O.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is now running through to The
Ohio at Wheeling and Parkersourg uninterrupt-
edly. No Rebels are near it, and no fears Of
them are entertained, as our authorities have
taken especial care to place strong force az the
threatened points.
Rebel Raid.
The destruction Of property by this raid is COM
paratycly light Some Of our men we're taken
prisoners
Female Rebel Rearrested.
Mrs. Willie Key Howard, wife Of a Rebel
officer, who has been on parole here several
weeks, was yesterday rearrested, and caused to
take the oath and report daily, for violating her
parole She was at one time held as Il hostage
for Mrs. Allen, Union lady of Richmond, whom
JeG Davis threatened to hang rs a spy.
Arrival or Rebel Deserters.
An nunusual number of Rebel deserters are daily
arriving here and taking the amnesty oath. Many
Of them are BaltmoIesns. They are all sick of
Dixie, and rejoice at getting free. never saw
more repentant set Of human beings.
LincOIn's Reelection in Rebel Army,
They say Lincoln's reelection causes half the
soldiers in the Rebel army to sicken at heart and
abandon all hopes Of the Rebel ConfedeRcy.
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TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS,
special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.
WAsHISGToE, November 80.
Sale of HOraes.

WAsHISGToE, November 30.
Sale of Horses.
number of condemned horses are advertised
to he sold at Giesboro Point tomorrow. 4
The state Department.
Mr.. Stewards foreign correspondence will not
be ready for publication next Monday.
The seven-Thirty Loan.
The subscriptions to the 7'3O Loan, during the
past week, amounted to 50 100000.
Heavy Firing Heard at city Point.
The mail steamer Dictator, from City Point,
reports that at four o'clock yesterday morning
heavy artillery and musketry firing was heard at
City Point, from the direction of General Buffers
position on the north side Of the James, in the
vicinity Of Dutch Gap, supposed 20 have been
occasioned by an attack Of the Rebels on cur
outer works.
GuDBOnts Smelling the Rebels.
The gunbolts also appeared to be At work, and
the firing continued until about II O'Clock, when
it slackened, which led 10 the belief that il the
Rebels had really made an attack they were re-
pulsed. On Monday night the Rebels kept up
pretty severe fire on our working parties on the
canal
Movements OF General Pope.
Major General John Pope lett Acre yesterday
in the Government despatch boat Ksy0Jy, Tor
City Point. II Is reported that he goes to assume
command Of the "a Army Corps, lately COM
nanded by General Hancock, who has been
assigned to the Ist Corps, which is to De organized
in this District
Pryor Sent 20 BOSton.
The c1ptured en- Genera Roger A. Pryor va,
sent yestcrday t. For: Warren, Boston hlcoo"
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[PRICE THREE CENTS.

bid for Schuyllrill Navigation common, 385 for
preferred and 73i for Lehigh Navigation.
OIL stocks are inactive and prices are unsettled.
with sales Of McClntock at %, and Rock Oil at
AZ 3ss YVES bid for Maple Shade; A for Perry;
% for Dalzell 3 for Mineral; o for Noble and
Delamater "a for Densmore; and 5s for Nc
Elheny.
The Money Market continues very dali at
about former rates. Loans on call are freely Of
fered al per cent. per annum. Prime paper is
very scarce and quoted at 75a9 per cent.
Gold is less active this morning, and prices have
declined about per cent since last evening.
opening at 1929 fell of, and sold at 22s4 at II
o'clock rallied and sold at 23O at u, declined.
and sold az 2293 atlP.M.
Another new oil company has been formed.
which, for the magnitude Of It's property and
the character OF It's projectors, bids fair 10 sur
pass IN proiucuveness all others now on the
market. We refer 10 the West Virginia and
Ohio OIL Company. 1t owns in fec one hundred
acres in West Virginia, near the Tack wells, to-
gether with favorable leases on 1880 acres Of the
| best oil territory in Ohio. 1t Is divided into
100000 shares Of i've dollars each, the subscrip-
tion price being two dollars and half (uo other
payment or liability requred). This provides
Tor working capital OF S25,OOO In the treasury
of the company. large number of the shares
have been already subscribed for, ana
the books will probably DO closed in
a day or two The following names are
among the list of subscribers --J. Edgar
Thomson $50 shares; Thomas A. Scott, 5l3Os
James r. Smith, $3.50; Stephen Morris, 2SSO:
r. II. Gratz, 6067; Benjamin F. Huidy, 2S2;
VIM. c. Stiles, Jr., 6i3j; j. p. Steiner, 252; Il.
NJ. Hildebum, no; N. W. Harkness, 2s2; f. II.
Wyeth, ll2j; John wyeih, ll2ji Henry Boser,
1925.
The superintendent Of the practical operations
of the Company has been entrusted to gentle
man Of rare fidelity, energy, and Skill who, until
recently, has been one Of the superintendent Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Under his manage
ment the interests of the stockholders will be
cared for and the largest results obtained.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EX CHANGE SALES, NOV. 10.
Reported by Clarkson Co. Brokers No. III s. Third 81.
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The F'iFyh Corps.


uLADaUARrEHs FUTH Army CoRPs, SIN MILE
IorBH, November 26.--Warm weather bGs come
gain, and we are now enjoying ne sunshine once
bore. The opportunity t affords Tor the mon to
complete their hutS is not allowed TO pass unim-
IrOved, and although nc one knows when we may
|uoye, ncc, tidy little houses are sp-ingng UP in
very direction, which viii do for Ocguolncy
Iuring the whole winter OF for only lay, just as
circumstances may transpirc.
trE Rattle RECORD yf THE rrFTH CORPS.
The Board which has been in session 10 decide
pon the names OF battles 70 be inscribed upon
be- flags Oi this corps, has completed its ldOors
Ind made its report.
Ine Board consisted Of Brigadier-G enerll
/ lenry Baxter, BteVet BHgpdier- General Wan
rieht, BrGvet RrigadiGr General Fred. Winthrop,
krayet Brigaditr. General w A. ThroOp.
he battles are named in succession as they
"cuIrCd, ard include all in which any Of the
|cgimeDtS connected with this corps pani;ipl ltod,
ID are as fOlnws:-
Bis Rerbel, First Bun Run, Siege OF Yorktown,
bees NILS, Williamsburg, saven Pines, Fat,
Oaks, Hanover Court HDu-c, battle Of Jul1 %,
"a ltLis haJtle has no local namt); Mech 1ics-
lille, Gaines NH, Peach Orchard, Slyasl Sia-
or, " hit1 Oak swamp, Glendale, Malvern II u
ydar Mountain, BiStOw, Gainesville, Second
huii Run, ChGniilly, South Mountain, Auti5l IN,
fredericksburg, Charlottesville, Gettysburg
|3hstow station, Rappahalnocl station, Mine
Run, wilderness, SpOrgy gyNaGia, North Anna,
W. P,t,r-I mr., Ltl,t,ia,, - aii-,.d u Il 4, ,,
~ ,rroI gonss and 9a,plar' R,n ''''''
Thiad siecS 81 Snfr,lt yiirb tonI. Mao, a.. -,,
100 o$ ne. .Nhanc.iIor1,i h+,,io n,,nt Noe. ma
pe ,neIided as portioI of IIiS corp!na AK.
ated in it. Big b thgl and first Bull Rul are
bamcd, and OF course these battles were fought
ef0re the organization Oi the CORDS bur were
farp'ipEel GDl troop now I'D th,' corps the
irst Michigan and Second Wisconsin comm me-
lDg SNcn sud continuing down tp the pyesesJ.
ct,1,Sr pp.r,,.,rs
-be icb Ltltr WhisN mo" the greatest nam 'ar
. IdNl's parlcipNcu m are the hiehty-u gA
|ennsy lVan'a Nllnu.ecrs, which has taken pls,
y" Ily h pAVleNi me llT-t h'shi5 ~, iYeatr-
|"uri Tie sixteen Hirh 5an, LWeu y-tYo,
.--.-.. .....,.,. ....- ,,...,.,,...,.
10 -
ono ba'ery u, ON 'h.e' N'Ie2 A'rUeYl,
; hltb Igoh pHt III ih- I..l Huli lth, Is s.i,i
ltfe' TINS oM'erN was lhen comnmlei BY
aWaln nov hrevet h'l'I-Neoerl) 8rluio and
as beeh ia no Iess man tN'ntl ntf'e' since tnaf
me Inc greatest huhlnet OF plIIes IN Wllih
my one DalLIly n"5 l4IJu p9.I - s"el.y Two, ana
ms oy bhtIely u, rs! Ne" noIk AiLlhery; Two
p the most gallant OF our general Officers m this
Iofps- Grimm ana Ayres, commanding divisions
ege-WeFe IN cohih1aAu Oh batteries ut The lr5t
III Kun
THE RATTLE OF sHrpHERDsrowN.
II is suggested that at the battle of Shepherds
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Barque P. II. Hazetne, Turner, days from Boston, ia
ballast 10 Peter Wright Co..
Brig Caroline Eddy, smith, days from Port Royal in
ballast 20 y. A. Souder Co.
BrgJ Robbins, Hickers0n, days fron Port Royal, N
ballast 10 Henry Smons. -.
schr Hiswstha, disney, days from Newburyport with
Indse 10 George Is. Kertoot.
schr White squan. AdAms, days from Fortress Monroe
in ballast TO J. q. q G. 3 Repphers .,
ings 10 5. A W. Welsh. -.
sehI NJ. BrOoma days from Port Royal, In ballast
sS Queen Ofths South. Mason, days ronPort Aoy a
sehT g. ~ Rogers, Langley, days from Key wsst.i .ia
Anadt II cuEti knahts
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To OvR PR GvrNEN Pro-
NJ BARD or rovEn uAtt
on ptgg, why those pcttisl squsil,2
WHY do you nirt around
Thus Kicking up your scornful hcels
Win an impatient bound2
No hardship u ls yours to meet
that you should thus complain
FOR clbb sc fresh, % epple swost,
You never ash In vain.
Ot frost and hail, Of rain aud snow,
AND wintrv lreeEos chill,
No more, on favored pig, you know
Tnan Il In Guinea sunl
But thus u is with men who bask,
Through ala their lives. In ease
Yet mud il IL too hard task
Their Idle ml.ts to please.
They mluk not OF poor folks, who long
For blessings which Hey slight
The table where such dainues lhrOuV,
1hc warm rcpose AZ night
But duucst minds cannot suppose
That 'us pry' GO small
To wear such snug tgl hand'ome clothes
A. come from Tower Hati
We are selling READY-MNDE GARNENrs, equal u lvery
respect s,yle n material and cortW0ash 70 any made
TO measure at IS 70 per cen. tower prces We have
fu aud complete assortment Of the choicest goods Ia
the Market purchased for cash ai Ms i0rst Prices Qf
ne ssascH and sold oF cash only therefore at the low
est prices possible.
TowER uArL, No. jls Market street
BEHNRrr & co.
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Ia the night time the feat OF lodging one Of
these destructive missiles Is one Of easy accom-
phsl ment as it's course Is marked by the burn
ing fuse lut In daylight the uuly signal Of its
coming Is the peculiar moan which precedes / g
passage, Cud one must indeed be- an artful dodger
to avoid the cycle of destruction. And yet IL is
done q. ily, by the men who give Lhose ugly Gus
TONERS The gC-by with the eNhiOilOu Of NJ mere
once for their personal safety lhan school
VINO steps aside 10 avoid the harmless snow
ball aimed at him by his fellow.
a SoGsy SUNDAY.
An uninterrupted canuonadn vl5 kept up yes
igrdss ntm Forts Davis, Hell, and Rice, WuiCh
was vigorously responded tJ uy tIc enemy, who
Of late hs replied only with uiur Ars along this
portion Of our line, leading to the belief that he
has Withdrawn his 6eld-piGCcS 10 reinforce his
armies el.CwheIe. On riding along the liuc NJ
special cause for the firing could bc ~ ertaiucd.
me stated that the whole affair was gotten
up for the amusement Of lady visiting
Fort Hell with IAN officer, who requested
an artillerist to ire toW rounds 20 test
the accuracy Of his ordnance, which request being
d. cgd,d 20, and the enemy responding, our bat
teries 70 the right and lett chmed in, and the
affair became general. Another version, and
probably the correct one, was that the Rebels
were discovered in the construction of a new
work in Of their first line, and that the she'll
ing rom our side was for the purpose Of causing
a suspensionO of dirt throwing on the part OF the
JohnniCs.
CASUALTIES.
Three casualties occurring in Fort Hell and
vicinity yesterday are reported. Serscant-M tior
Miller and Hospital steward Hewitt, both OF the
10th Pcunsy yNania, were very severely, but il is
though, not dangerously wounded, by the eNplO-
sion Of q mortar shell, which penetrated their
bomb.proof while they were quietly engaged in
discussing the merits OF their Thanksgiving tnr-
key, which failed to reach its destination on the
Path inst. A private OF the 7th New York Heavy
Artillery was seriously wounded in the leg aad
will probably suffer amputation.-N. !. Tribune.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rTpARFD THIS MoRNIHG.

Sim Westmoreand, Ocean, Liverpool, J. n. Penrose
Bre Sltka, brown, Trinidad, 8, 4 W. Welsh.
BriG Il. ATey, Weeks, Barbados, }. u. Bailey a Co.
Brig Albert, Dow, Pensacola, T. A. souder a Co.
Sohr smith Tuttle, Rich, ProyineetoWn, Captain.
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PROVIDENCE, r., l November 3o.-The cotton
flannel mill in North Blackstone, Mass, owned
by Andrew J. Kimball, was burned to-day. The
loss is quite heavy.