, 1864-11-18

Carolina are at my mercy and l shall strike
Do not be anxious about me. l am alright"
The Times says that it has authentic informa-
tion, that rebel emissaries in Canada have laid
before the Provisional Government the purpOrt-
ed basis of the secret treaty between the Rich
mond authorities and the Emperor Macmillan,
The agreement included the terms ofalliance Of
fensiye and defensive between Mexico and the
COnfederacy was considered compatible with
perfect consent of the Emperor of France. Ma
terial aid to be afforded by his giving effect
to the covenant at the proper moment.
Cincinnati, Nov lO.-A dispatch received at
Cincinnati yesterday, from New York. gives the
following intelligence: The Commercial Adyer-
tiser's Washington dispatch says that General
McClellan's resignation as Major-General in the
o. S. Army was received at the War Depart
ment on Tuesday, Nov. 8th.
New York, Nov. 10-A special dispatch to the
Commercial says, there is nothing stirling. All
quiet with Grants ARMY Tonight but there is
considerable speculation respecting reports of
Sherman's movements. Many are disposed to
credit the story of his abandonment of Atlanta
and marching towards Charleston. Savannah
letters from officers of his army, recently re-
ceiYed, mysteriously promise something before
long. 1t is thought this event referred TO ar
rangements for the release by exchange, of TO-,
600 prisoners had been completed, but a few
days would be required to fully execute them.
The Worlds New Orleans letter of the 29th of
October says: General Buckner, commanding
the Confederate forces in Western Louisiana,
surprised the garrison at Morganza on the 26th
Of Octoberi and held the place for several hours.
He captured 800 prisoners, and carried off all
war material.
Toronto, Nov. lO.-Prominent men from the
Northern States are here, urging Canadian ener-
getic cooperation with the Union authorities, to
preserve the peace of the frontier. Efficient
~, .c4l.a
ment have been taken
Cincinnati, Nov. lO.-The Gazette of this
morning publishes the following, received from
New York last night: We think the State safe
! for Lincoln. Fernando Wood and Jim Brooks
are certainly defeated for Congress. We gain
three Congressman in this city and seven in the
State. A second dispatch says: We have now
no doubt of the State by 5000 to 900 ma
jority for Lincoln. Seymour runs behind his
ticket considerably. it is feared that Jim Brooks
is chosen Congressman. But official returns
must decide. The Tribune claims thatthe Union
party have carried the State; the World claims
it for Mcclellan.
Newark, N. j., Nov. 9.-New Jersey gives Nc
Clellan $500 majority.
Wilmington, Dell, Nov. 9.-McClellan carries
the State by 45O majority.
New York, Nov. 9.-The Tribune claims all
New England, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New
| York Missouri, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois,
/ Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa; and Kansas for
Lincoln, giving total of 191 electoral votes in
dependent of the Pacific coast.
Albany, Nov. lO.-Nothing more definite here
! tonight as to the result of the election in this
State. The Democrats claim the State by few
hundred while the Unionists insist that they
have carried it by at least 5000.
Harrisburg Nov. lO!-The Union majority in
Pennsylvania will be from 500 to 600 without
the soldiers vote
New York, Nov. lO.-Gen. Wright just elected
to Congress by the Democrats of the 9TH dis
trict died this morning. The Herald says New
York and Pennsylvania have both gone Repub-
lican. Indications are that Seymour is defeated.
Fenton appears to have run ahead of Lincoln in
! several counties.
Thus far Mcclellan appeals TO have carried
only three States: New Jerseys Delaware and
| Kentucky.
The albany Atlas and Argus still insist that
there is 10000 or $4,000 majority in New York
for Mcclellan.