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, 1864-11-18
FROM IOWA.
$4,000 Majority for L1nco1n-RITer
NetFH.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Thursday, Nov. 17.--The
Tines Of this city publishes returns from the
election, as fur as heard from, and says:.-. il.
The immense gain in the southern counties,
and the soldiers votes, will make Iowa's ma
iority for the Union nearly or quite 5000.
We hear of several localities in which nobody
township, Hnmilton county, gives twenty two
Union votes, and not oec il Opposition. Ger
70 Gordo county gives rs Union votes and
eight .''for the Con1edcracy." Black1awk
county gives tbs magnificent majority OF
1,o56.
The Northern Steamboat Line Company has
decided to run the Bill Henderson between
Dubuque and Port Byron as long as the river
is free from ice.
The Ice is still solid just above Prairie du
Cbieu. The rirer.I l. falling here.
, 1864-11-18
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1S649

one of the cases Of the alleged frauds, the in-
vcstigation of which was commenced IN tho
Too1nbs Police Court, and will he continued
To-Day. This casc involves the forgery of the
name Of Richard D. Lathrop, Of this city, on
q check in which the money was drnwn from
the Bank of Commerce. The whole series Of
forgeries is supposed to involve sum of
about $3.50 GOO.
Detective Parker today recovered s31, 900
the 'forEeries on the Bank Of Commerce.
, 1864-11-18
FROM P6TTSBFJfkG.
What 1t IL to Oppose the Government
Treason ConsplratorH Sentenced.

PIT1snUna, PESS., Thursday, Nov. H.
The findings Of the Military Commission at
Harrisburg, Pa, against John Rantz, Henry
Kline and William Apple,nan convicted Of
charges Of violence to officers Of the Law, and
Of conspiring, combining. and counseling
against the draft, and resisting the execution
Of the conscription, in which they were the
ring1caders, have been approved by Maj. Gen.
Couch, aud they have been sentenced. It will
be remembered that these men, with others,
were on trial for resisting the execution Of the
araft in Columbia county, Pa. JOHN Rantz
Inns been sentenced to pay tnc Of 81 ,000,
and to be imprisoned for two years. Hc was
the chief leader in the conspiracy, as the eyi-
dence clearly Indicates. He IVES the man who
publicly counscled his fellow citizens to keep
their money our Of the volunteer bounty
fund, and to save 1t to buy powder to kill the
Abodtionists. Samuel Kline was sentenced
to two years. Imprisonment, and William Ap-
plenan is fined $500, and If not paid he is to
be imprisoned for one year
There are about score Of others Of the
cun6piyntOrs still to he tried.
, 1864-11-18

HARR1sBrno, Pa, Thursday, Nov. Him
mediately upon the receipt Of the intelligence
Of the proposed guerilla raid into the Cum
berland Valley, steps were taken By Coy.
Curtin, for the organization Of the militia
forces Of the border counties. Over LOCO
lnen hare already been enrolled In franklin
md Adams counties, and armed and equipped
by the State authorities. No apprehension ia
now entertained Of IN incursion.
Of the twenty scouts sent by Mosby into
Pennsylvania seven have been captured. The
others arc believed 10 have escaped to the
other side Of the POTOMAC.
, 1864-11-18


The following paragraph from the Lcarcn-
column Of yesterday:
'.GES. Cr1tT1s.-We hare received late news in re-
gard to this brave and PATRIOTIC soldier The War
Department fccosniztng bis efforts in meeting and
whipping Price, has placed him In command Of al!
anton to report 10 him with his command, thus
settling The question Of rank, and the many un-
pleasant occurrences occasoned by the troops be-
ing under command Of three or four Generals
Gen. Rosccrans has been removed from the De-
partment OF Tie Missouri, and We have good reaa-
ons for stating that Gen. Curtis will agaln aasnmc
the control Of military aftairs In his old Depart
We presume that our Leavenworth contcm-
1,ornry is misinformed, but We have no hesita-
ton in saying that the above statement ought
to be true. The late campaign in Missouri,
70 fur as Gen. Rosccrans had anything to do
with It, was shockingly miuaanaged. It WAS
d worse failurr than Gen. Frcmont's, because
the opportunities for furnishing Price were
better, and the disposition manifested to do
20 decidedly less. We have cndeayored to
discover some decent excuse for the TACT that
the rebel horde was permitted to travel around
us at will c1d finally escape without harm
for it il obvious that Price carried out Of the
State more troops and material than hc
brought into 1t. We can find no such excuse.
We trrst TINT the President mny find u
commander for the Department Of the Mis-.
souri who can give q better account Of the
force placed at his disposal than VIC have seen
since Gen, Rosccrans went to st. Louis. Gen.
Plcasanton hos not covered himself with
glory in the part he took in the compagn,
and If what VIC hear about his feastin. Marina
duke and Cahill ut Fort Scott is true, ne is
, 1864-11-18
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
From Port KoJul and the Southern
C0AS4.

FonrREss MONROE, Thursday, Nov. IT.
The steamer Saxon arrived here today from
picked up, when 50 miles northeast Of HATTIE
rae, an abandoned schooner named the Ring
gold, hailing from Dennis, Mass, with all the
sails gone, and two feet Of water in her hold,
The Saxon brings important dispatches from
tho flag Of truce aeet off Port Royal, sc.
Major Gen. Burnside arrived here this morn
ton, and proceeded to the front.
, 1864-11-18
BELGIAN EMIGRATION,
letter from MIR. DoclieZ, Agent Of EN-.
tgfatIOn ut RFu*seIs.

GIN - ! uEfc 4A1ElS peEu h0 Ill LfealC1 uS L1lE
American Coppeyhead urcss, and bv the Bel
rim n,ess IN general fiat I th;r, nronnr ~
r;.o - ~, % +,,o+ ,.o-, .,,;o,,t 49,. s,sa,
"file W YOU 60 1uAt ~" ui'sn@ ta'or ne anu
my actions with defense In your honorable
paper. have as you may know been long
cmploycd in the Illinois Central R, R. Co.. in
Chicago, and was in 1868 sent to Belgium by
the coal opertors Of Illinois, with certificates
from Gov. Yates. to procure miners. After
harfnc eycrtcd nyse1f in 1,ehalf al, the i1tar-
~. af +ha ooa1 o-arotors T s,,ccaaaad n sana
eets VI 'ne coa' ope,a'o,e' eueeeeoeu III seno-
ing some miners, who oy circumstances indie
pendent OF my own management. did not Ill
fnlM inc con1facIs as ouercd W taeir employ
Gs. !his c!catco dissatisfaction pom On the
!al1t " tue loc1! oFG!aIo4o,, aAo oce1alnE W
tins OF their enterprise, and on the SIDE OF The
consuls, aud writing homo that the companicr
did not Keep to their agreements, and that
had deceived thcm ;1cn .dLa 81 state q m.ngs
created great eensat1n mere anu all Inc sym
pathy was on lhe sloe OF me miners while
publicly accused Of fTand md deceit. al this
trouble did not ahate nv courage and having
done M VT wrong, @ / had confdenee that M hv M ths tj
experience acquired and ny employers may
IN some 1uturc time succeed oct1cf, ns wen lof
our own interests as for the interests Of the
cd. But such time las not yet come, and
business of A more important characfer has
s;nce s s1,sen ~ an ind,anation aeainst me me here ere
and in he copperheaa papers 1t home TINT
I thought proper to let Ton know the
truth 90 that you weuld publish It # neces~
~ so1d;cre + Re1st,nn y nj ic r,.i
af one
called upon BY great many Belgian, French
and German cmIgrants who only wanted to
1rn,,id not hc ;t,;cr,t ~ 1,rocnr man r. H..
ns11a. ~. ~ ,ar ~ !,,1a ~"
hcglaa ~ Avs @ "ere G N tasaaaot nt ~ kno% Inls
who gave 1nc the following written advice,
which translate:
1,nussE1s. Auoust- 1881
aon a11 S Mnetasr shetc e. eaists ~ ~, 1:s
c,r ~ -" "1s st3no na IN forrjn ~ w n-.S nnd
whether r. lie Bcisian Government could put obsia.
t;re ~ S ccrts;n S7he nc1e;an vhn Withont ~
vG s of tc ;t,s "nv ~ r
es"n coantry. loses Ills citizcaship bat thc laW
the law aeo docs nor forbid INV oGr to treai it5
III mn, Hhich y TX" he t,oSernmcnt con1d % onics
dacn 70 ms conrpit ia When liz dea;in,on 'o ~
,.i.s us ,,;;1 72eniu,m Is ~ nc.c IN +h,s t.sn ~
Government could arm Itself Of the disposition Of
D. aSa te o. ~ ~
~. ~ " ~, is1 aT.S T. ihnJ :, ~ t ~ @
this ease no ebstacles Is yet have been
Sn1issmsn9- Slsi 1s1a Ill s.1 as N thls way nat
lev Hoo sEa3n To'n, sS tas2 W.T. mas o.
madc publicly in our country ior he army Of thc
Pope. The position taken by the Government at
th,s wh FegaFa to tas
, 1864-11-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.l
MAD1sox, WIS, Thursday, Nov. II,
The sd Regiment at Atlanta voted 49S for
Lincoln and % for Mcclellan. With additional
returns the army vote for Congress in the LIST
District, received at the office Of the Secretary
Of State, increase Paine's majority over Carey
to 4G3 This includes two, companies Of the
I'D regiment
4 priyate letter reports the total vote Of
the regiment $50 for Paine and for Carey. II
correct, this adds 03 to lis minority, making it
Sc, which deducted from the home majority
of749 for Carey leayes a23 yet 10 overcome.
The vote oi the 2sth regiment not yet heard
from
, 1864-11-18
Marine Disasters nn1 River
N1HtferBs

CA1Ro, Thursday, Noy. 1.-THE Cairo dry
dock was destroyed yesterday BY the current
Of the river forcing it frcm Its moorings. Loss
orer $4,000.
The ram Switzerland, bound for st. Louis,
was Enagged and sunk, laSt evening IN l. the
thought She can be raised.
ThFee hundred and ninety bales Of cotton
passed here today for st. Louis, and $50 for
Cincinnati.
, 1864-11-18

WAsuHGToN, Thursday, Nov. T.-General
Butler and staff have gone to the army Of the
James. .
No cucri1las have been seen east of tae Bull
Run Noun ,ains since the 9Th.
Il is reported that the r President seriously
amnesty: ~.
TO succeed Mr. Adams, in England.
, 1864-11-18
FROM CINCINNATI.
acknowledgements Of Another O
the kentucky Conspirators.

CINCINNATI, Thursday. November 17.-Val.
landlgham announces that he has resumed
the practice Of Law. &c is probably sick OF
politics and treason.
There is report that Paul Shipman, until
lately the scccsh editor Of the Louisville Jour-
nGl, has been arrested for completely with the
Kentucky treason conspiracy, md that he
will be sent South.
i rebel spy was arrested at Lexington, Ky,
on Tuesday. He'will he hung.
In accordance with general orders issued By
General Burbridgc, commanding District Of
Kentucky, on Sunday afternoon i've guerrilas
were shot to death, at Henderson, Ky., in re-
taljation for the murder Of Union men in that
vicinity. Three Of the victims were brothers,
named Horton, the others Forest and FRI.
, 1864-11-18
THE NEW EORk FOREEk{.
HE'S.
KaNcGltty on q Lor.c Scu1e-F0rEerles
of S150,O0O on the Bank Of Co1n-
mcrce-irrcsts-Ike Of Part Of
Alle RQOtY.

New YoRK, Tlureday, Nov. 17.-sup.rin-
tendcnt Kennedy, Of the Metropolitan Police,
has been aware Of certain extensive forgerics
that have been committed In this and other
States. About SIX weeks ago be gave the
case in charge Of the detectives Of this city to
be worked, and they have since been dilig gent
isses y Tc principal ii @ PERSONS @ sgainst ho
the industry Of the police has resulted in
bI Iinring charges, are named Walter Pattcr-
son. Michael O'Brien, Ira Gadier, George F.
Coughlin, Hugh McNellis, John st. Clair aud
Spencer.Peters. The first four named have
been a17ested-thc other four are still at large.
CourhIin has turned State's evidence, and
yesterday gave testimony against. othcrs, IN
, 1864-11-18

New YonK, Thursday, Nov. 1.-THE cost
of sncril}a warfare to The rebels in Virginia
has been very severe. The Richmond 1yaig
gays: 4 Committee Of seventy-two were ap-
pointed to make an estimate Of the losses in
he county Of an.1 n4e'ee te sa1}5s p shf t
hannts Of cuerilfas, and their report shows
fotai loss of s25,6O0, 600. Mosby and his
Eang arc IN institution Of little profit to the
rebels,
, 1864-11-18

New YonK, Thursday, Nov. 17.-Thc Her
a'<rs Washington special SAYS: The Secreta-
r. Of the Treasury has decided to anticipate
the payment Of the January interest on gold
interest llOnis
, 1864-11-18
ID L e d =.

In this cIty. Tuesday morning. Nov 18th, OF tphthe
rta. CLARENCE L., youngest son OF William Wallace
and Angelina Stewart, aged ycaza
FuEera1 services wll tke place from the nnli1y resi-
dence. is West WASHING street, this afternoon al
2Qclock Friends Of the A1ntly arc invited to attend
e Philadelphla papers please copy.
In this city. Monday morning, Nov. l4th, Of chronic
dfarrhea, ROBERT Z, ScADlN. aged is years.
Oh We will ulss thee long and mourn
That thou no longer with us stay;
:And bless the ho1E that calls US home,
TO meet thee In eternal dag.
II Detroit and sy.acuee, N. r. papers please copy,
, 1864-11-18

NEw YoRx. Thursday, Nov. 17.-Concern-
;nr Tie roid seized by Gen. Butler in New Or
iesns. from which arose the attachment OBJ
toincd IN New York against the General, 1t
nav % be " well to say that tue coin Is in the Uni
ted statea Treasury, and redress is to BE- had
against Tie Goycrn1neht, and not against But
Ter
, 1864-11-18


teereport the following distinctions By sheri-
| dan 80 dwelling, houses, $50 barns, and 81
| mills, factories andone furnace, He burned
100 miles fencing, 100, COO bushels wheat, 50,-
0oo bushels corn, 800 tons hay, and destroy
cd l, 200 cattle, the same number Of horses,
and I, Goo good hogs were carrieAH.
Richmond papers, Of the Iith, mention ru-
mors OF Sherman's movement, but think them
entirely impossible.
The Governor of Mississippi has issued 4
proclamation offering amnesty to absentccs
and dcscrters.
The Sentiad says 1t has ru1nor that d Fed
era1 Brigndicr has, deserted aud Joined the
rebels. It says the reelection has bid them to
prepare for the worst their enemies can do.
The 1Mig says all schemes to improve the
currency must be based on specie only.
Friday, there VAS: appointed O. special
committee Of three to inquire into the pro-
priety Of asking an appeal to several States
for tic purpose Of reducing the number ; and ID
State officers.
, 1864-11-18

AzRASr, Thursday, Nov 17.-Gorernor
Seymour has designated Thursday, the 24th
inst, as legal holiday, and day Of Thanks
giving in New York State,
, 1864-11-18

0FFICE OF THE HOWE'S
~ TRUSS BRIDGE PATENT,
No. Il DEAKBoKS STEExr,t
CHICAGO November 18th, 1s6i
FAM r E d
cnc Hundred aud Elfsy Caspsnters to TnFk It Bs!ds
neseec aud Alabanna, to whom We VII! pay wasea as
folluwe: .,.o
In Cincinnati, .t.Ao PS@A AAts
n Tenneraee and Alabama. $50 pcr day
Men viii hnar1i themselves In Cincinnati; but in
Tennessee aud Alabama We WILL turn8h pcaE1. ehasE-
inc men 50 cents per day..
We viii allow men ticIr fare aud time 70 the WORK
nntii our CONTRACTS are completed and arc not dis.
Charged fcr iaconuct intompet:nee. u either OF
Thr enhch tey nfr to lcse fata and time both waya
We viii furnish the men blankets n sashyille to be
charged to them, and II Fct4sd h9y sre 70 ~ 30 Gre
ditcd with then- L. N h1o31Eis w..
noIswF31-Ttuct Government Bridge Contractors.
, 1864-11-18

Rumorcd Death of Gen. Candy.
ST,'Lou1s, Thursday, Nov. 17.-An officer
just from Memphis, says information, believed
to be correct, has reached there that General
Candy died from the effect of Ills reccn'
wound. while en- route to Now Orleans, on ths
G11nhaat Cricket.
, 1864-11-18

The Grand Jubilee Speeches By the
governor Efccf. and UthcFr-Ere*I-
dent Lfnco]n's r Positlou-Lcttersff from
, 1864-11-18

The following are the quotations Of satur-
dny, Nor. 18th, In Richmond City 8 9 cent
co,pon bonds, due 1877, at s118 md interest
i ycry large amount Of Confederate securitics
changed hands at this eale ct the tignrcs given
above. After the sale SCI, 600 long date Con.
federatc 8 q cent coupon bonds we're sold
privately at s122 and interest: Virginia State
bonds were held at *2o1 and interest. Bonds
issued recently for the redemption Of State
Treasury notes $165 and interest, Gold coin
sold at $2775@28. 90, and silver coin at ST. 90
an. so. Private sales were made at lower
Ggures. Coupons Of non-taxablc bonds Of 8117z
1,ayc recently been more active. The demand
for specie is explained in part BY the migrating
mania prevailing among Yankees in ouF midst
and Stocks are now gcncral1y larger than TOR
tRe past F!Snr cont contln9ss m sea1ss and
ss55 cxtra $50 per baTrel. Corn meal ass
her busllel. Bacon s1oa11 per pound. We
QUOTE Cuba and Rio coffee at s13 per pound,
java s15. Brown sugar ss.5oa1o, crushed
NEW Yonk, Nov, 17,-The Rebel commit
, 1864-11-18

Her Dcputntion Waits OH the Presi-
dent-1Its Spcccla-1ncie:cnts of the
Recepstpfl.
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