New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21
Ta CAYresRNMdents.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The Kingston (Canada) Ners, OF NOV. 10,
s.y,. II, is probable that Government measure will
he introduced into Parliament immedate! on its as
rcmblng in January next for the purpose OF
y more stringent enactments any repetition OF the 81
kAbsns's raid. There need be nodoubt bat that The
Government sntertains the general view OF the pnee
That mn,t do everything 10 avoid any violation oi
vino comfy Of nations and that If Confederate refugee
will not respect hospitality and the asylum oi'u'"
them We must 90 something which win cartc ta''' 10
cieh u respect which they are bound in honor " W.
II there should he no necessity in The meantime
40 issue en- order ncoupch dc proceeding by OH VIII
have the merit that the measure viii be sdban''cu iuo
'Iect!y 10 the people"
A rumor prevailed in St. LOUIS lew days
aimee that Kirby Smith has crossed White Kver win
force of 20 Oe0 men, and is advancing on the Southeast
II Is diselicved at headquarters but has lad consider
sbe currency Price told his friends in Bonneville that
n heavy force Of Rebels would prevent Steele from at
lacking him in Missouri and the inference shat Kirby
Smith has been making some movement TO divert atten
tiou from Prize though the probability is strong That
there are no Rebels In force north OF the Arkansas
River. g..
In the Legislature of Georgia, on the 9th inst,
series Of resolutions Introduced asserting the
night Of each State TO act In Its individual capacity in
GtlcIcnCc 10 eHVftS W cccuKo pave 10 "o AZ 49,
other affairs haing with qualification tine disposh ON
in favor Of cessation Of hosttes manifested by the
Democratic party of tho North favoriDg convention Of
nil tie States. and calling JEFF. Davis and the Rebc!
congress to make offers for such purpose 70 the govern
ncat at Washington
On the oath ult.. large supplies OF clothing
were issued 70 Hoods army which, IL is claimed were
captured from T.. Union forces in Northern Georgia
hs Union prisoners captured In ths, cotton have been
sent to Milton fire I'm Charleston on the % inst.
oubtles. ignted by the Yankee incendiary issiycs.
DESTROYED very extensive Rebel Government work
shops and an armory containing and large num-
berso Of small arms and very considerable clothing sup
plies
Gen. Gillem has met with q temporary re-
verse OF Bull Gap Gen. breckenridge. with heavy
force attacked him on the 18th ard repulsed him e!er
desperate fight. In which lost four hundred prs
oners The Rebel account OF the same affair claims
that they also captured six pieces Of artillery AMI ten
stands of oolors. A dispatch dated Chattanooga Sat
urdsy Gays the Rebels. probably This force. at
lacked our troops at Strawberry Plains the lstb,
but were repeatedly rcpulsed.
The latest information about Gen. Sherman ID
from Tie Ciroaasi (a,e't~ of Friday, which says the
army left Atlanta in two columns, on the 9th and
the other the 18TH moving eastward tho former via
Macon. and the other directly toward Augusta Tile
Ga,ene acds that the FIRST column was heard from on
the 18th. and had then advanced seventy miles on the
road toward Macon driving everything before il. and
destroying everything a. it went.
Rear.Admiral Stribling has communicated to
the Navy Department the particulars the destruction
VI valuable Rebel fishery Marsh Island. north OF
the Okslons Rtves Fssida. by expedition from the
steamer Starr and Stripes, on Oct. 70. TIE fishery
which was largo and valuable to the Confederacy
wss entirely destroyed end sixteen prisoners captured
without any loss side