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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

PoLirrcAL PAurrRs. The following
9 a special from waahiogtou to the
New York zsmes.:
Tsoelvs hyndred military pominat;ona
burden the table Of the Senate Military
Committee. The country would be a.
founded 10 zee how many Of these aes
purely political. Three hundred tnere
are on their way to the COMMITTEES. tvom.
The favored Army and Navy 0ssStts
show thTt fonf LieutepanA are to y
made Brigadier Generals, and ! proper.
tionate number u. Captain PIT In the
galaxy Of fixed STAN. : lt, Is eaid that
the positive srsll Of bsrst esppowder
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, 1864-11-04

The Destruction Of the Rebel Rnu
Albtmarle--Tnr1lllH DeGul1x OF LII
ACHIEVEMENT.

New YORK, Thursday, November 3.-Thc
usmptcp Roads correspond Mt Of the H.ra'd
give the following account Of the destruc.
lion of the 1ebel ram Albemerle:
s.Aloug the dock to where thu A.bem4rle WA
tied were = large numoer Of soldiers. evidently
stationed there to guard against lanoiny Of our
1o:ce after surprise, aIa IN front Of their lines
streyi ano he liver. By The aid oi is, Iieut
CurhiEe discovered the pier Of floating tlnbs1e
which surrounded the ram on toe acces-ible eides,
dets ana 81 The aid aid % Of he sane fsht pslpy
shw. 1he large body Of soldiers sWarmlo9 to the
wharf and blazing away at bis boat. To quiet
these felloWe, be ofonEht me boE u his Doat
cAltstef Tito tlea. from bis 19-p0unoer howl.zer.
mounted 1t the bow. and cent them flying. making
complete circle under q scorehtg musketry fire
boz At tull s1eam, ano eGack The floating gu3rd Of
she hi of iae IAN. Eis 6o.t tooa
back fl or move abead. The moment for deceive
action hadnow arrived. The enemy fred muskets
nj petole almost in hla face from The ports Of tue
ran and from the hundred small arms on shore.
Severul Of bis men wore wounded, and Paymastex
eVRn had fallen fesere]y wounded. The officers
and crew Of the Abemafle criea out Now we've
pot ltu.-furrtnde1 OF We Will blow rou to p1ecest
be case looked desperate, but Lieut. CuAh1n. was
cool and determined. He seized the lanyard ol fhe
torpedo a1dthe linz Of the epar, and crow6ing the
hang Of the Albcmarle, he detached II BY an ef
for1. and then pn1:ed tue lanyard Of the torpedo
and exploded ii fairly under the vessel her port
ece, Just below the po.t hole Of the :oo poundrr,
BOOK ride, which at that moment was dischsrs.
Cd at the beat. An immense volume Of water was
thrown out by the explosion OF tie
torpedo, almost drowning all in the boat, and
sheli nom the enemy's gun had gone crushing
spinttrs shout m terrible style. She at once be-
Clubbing ordered all hands to ssve themselves az
best they could. He diyeeted himself Of coat ard
Ahoes ard plunged In the s1yer, followed By those
, 1864-11-04
ARMED BANDS COL.
LECTING ACROSS
THE BORDER.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL CAM.
pAtGk In the h0RTH-
WEST.
The Monster Meeting at Adrian.
Michigan,
TIE GATHERINGS AT QUINCY
END KEQKUK.
Telling Letter from Senator
Rice, Of Minnesota.
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
The Draft In lIlin0I4-EeLc-al Statc
Items.

Especial Dlspa'ch to the Chicago Tribuue.]
SPnEcT1ELD, H., Thursday, NoF. 8.
Cspt. James, Deputy Provost Marshal Of
the 1lrSt district, haa made his final report,
ard his district is now c1ear Of the draft, un.
less some drafted men may be found to have
betn dese1ters. The first district is the first
TO make satisfactory final report. The
seytnth and thirteenth districts have also
made trial reports, but they hare been sent
back for correction. In the seventh a light
supplementary draft has been ordered. and
the thirteenth district is not entirely closed
up.
Vim. Il. Randolph, Assistant Provost Mar
Ebal In the ninth district, was yesterday en-
GcarorioE to arrest deserter in McDonoush
county, WHEN he was attacked By gang Of
Copperhead deBperadoes and MORALLY
wounded. This Is the third Assistant Depn-
t. Provost Marshal who has been shot In th4t
ctet1tct {RoesD within u week or ten dsge,
yi. Mr.. Phelps, Nj. CrIas and Mr. Randolph.
A complement Of soldiers has been ordered
to tie district by Col. Oakes, who. however,
has no fears but tlat the dr.1t w1ll be eff3ctu.
ally carried out there.
We had he4vY fall Of enow here to-day,
but the weather Is so mild that it melts Away
rapidly.
rebel Generals In the West are doubtless
purity intended to prevent Union soldiers
IRON cou.Dg ho.ne to vote In Illinois au3
HaAAn~- This n the List stroke Of election.
celtbg the Coppcrheads arc at present En-
gagged in The Copperheads, despairlnR OF
electiDg McClellsn, are Offering to trade him
oil fer Jim Robinson In this State. The O.
A. f. Society, whose special pet ia Robtn-
son, are active IN this movement II this
way some Of them have really hopes Of elect
Ing Rebioeon over Oglesby. Tno latter thes
both bate and fear, besides they want to
control at last one Stale in the Northwest,
ae nucleus for 5nture operations, Union
men all OVER the State should beware Of be.
ng cauRht In this O. a. E. trap. With
OIIesby defeated, our victory would be 4
bhrttn one.
, 1864-11-04
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1854.

Of his men v ho were able to DO so. AZ ssu.k fer
the tp,dnlt OF the river. under hot fire OF mus
Eetry, The balls et,ikine ali Abont them ard In txo
Or three instances II Is cared 70 badly rounding
tie thore cou:d reach them. Lieut. Cushin. heard
tee Tebrlt take to bostr. ard push after the Sur
yiycr-, demanci1g their surrender. Many gave up.
But tn II his seamtn were drowned near BY him,
whether owing to wouLcs or exoanstion, he
conld not state. Paymaster Swan was wounded
and 10 q prisoner, but how many others fell
Tito the rebel hands fs not asce1tained. Lieuten-
e ea! he ,s,eha& the sss1s a0qqt
Re. ched portton within speak;ns d1staIca OF the
enspy tort wh I'm 1afts 5egs s,Lnd
thai 1he IAN wae ae.lro,ed. After while, deem.
lg liz situation u9sa!e, be managed to Rush bio.
better position. Before midnight he secured the
services OF neero;t 60 back add LOOK aieer the
AItemarle.. The negro returned and reported her
funk. Lieutenant Cnehing then struck through
the swamp in bis stocking teet over bsiars, ETC.,
until he +. ached point Elk miles below the town,
when be toak boat, and With paddle put of foi
the aquadsoR, twelve miles dataht, rsacning 1t In
kNfp1v
, 1864-11-04

Excitement at 0gden8buF<s Yesterday
An the EKposed Points Ar ming.

OGpENsBURo, N: T., Thursday, Noy. 8, 5
r. m Large numbers OF armed men are On
the ielanus above, and many strangers ate in
town. AL day raid on this plsce has been
supposed imminent. Business is Bus pended.
Everybo fs aHmtng, AID an armed tuy has
been sent to 1econnoitre. Three men have
been arrested for fizit 6 in the streets. Men
aid arms hhyE been sent for,
LATER.
0apEEsDuRG, Thursday, Nor. S. ST. NJ
The propeller which arrived to day reported
an Organized rebel force occupy Ing Wells
and Maple Leaf Islands, eighteen miles above
tins city. Shit also reported armed men on
the islards below. A number Of strangers
have heen In town during the day, a major
ity OF whom disappeared at dusk In the d.
rection Of the islands, Five men arrested
refused TO give an account Of themselves.
They were armed with zevolyers. a tug
beat passed down this AFTERNOON huggipg the
American shore, with about forty man on
beard. A force was sent to reconnoitef In
the direction OF the Islands. Our citizens
are forming, and companies are stationed at
the rail1oad depots, etc, Flour, grain, etc :,
is being sent away. Extensive preparations
for defence are being made.
NEW ToRK, Thu1edsy, Nov. 3,-The Com
m ,eial's Washington dispatch says the infor-
m 4tton Of the plots to destroy Northern
ottcfa1 sources In the provinces The au-
or;tltits OF the various cities exposed have
maue ample preparations against the rnids.
Commanders of Federal troops, 1t Is report
&C, have Instructions to intlict summary pun.
trhment Seine say # pursuit is made IN
Clnata It will be overlooked By the Canadl-
ans.
, 1864-11-04
EPlSCO PAL mEETING.
Formation Of 4 Church Guild for
Chicago.

4 meetirg vas held q. the Lecture Rom o.
Trinity Church, on Thursday evening, composed
OF the Blehop, clergy and 1ay COMMITMENTS the
Protestant piecopal Church Of Chicago, for The
pnrpose Of organizing IN association for more Ct.
tctlye Church work in this city. The Attendance
vas not very large. Bishop Whltehouse took the
Chair and invoked the Divine Presence. The
Biebop stated thst previous meetings OF TIE clergy
and few of the laity had been held for the pnr-
eanizatIon. The design embraces l1rge amount
Of bo,h d.monstratiye Q. oateide work and work
thin The psrsh 1he n,me nnPPc1p PcG1possd &c ter
# IT. ,ns ns59R tet f5Pnfs 81 o % eaIds /:
YerY remote, ard IL thus related: It being law
anore The sa1ons that every freeman OF fourteen
be committe1. certain Deighbors, consisting OF
ten famIlles, entered into an association. ard be.
came btuud for each other, either to produce hin
tn ~ tbs ;niurtd narty. That they might better do
this thew raised 3 sum Of money among them
telyee. Witch they pnt into a common stock MD
wen eno otSer nioe 1no 40
faction out Of this etocz By pa3nens OF mo1eT ac-
corunR to the ottense.
There were In The middle ases thfee Kinds OF
Some of the last obtained rreat celebrity. The
Guild Of the Hoy Cross. by Henry ~. at stelt-
fnd q IL sy,
zen ts - Fdwa1u III. b7 his mother, and bis fon,
thr Bi,cE Prince and 1t numbered among it,
hrf,hrtn three successive eoSerefgns Of the House
Edxard III in the fourteenth yesr OF bis reign,
Guild for Fraternity, Of brethren and sisters With
a Master or Warden and that the5 might foaud
charities, bestow aims, do Other works Of ptesy,
Gnid is differeIt from mere voluntary so-
ciety There1 Is mora intimate union and relation
ship Of its members: they ara bound together by
certain nd definite principlel, snd its members
iasrume certain obligations. There ara generally
rnl X, grades, and ORDERS;
The Bishop said that In this Guild to be formed,
, 1864-11-04

new YORK, Thursday, November 3.-The
steamer Monterey, from New Orleans 25th,
las arrived a letter from Gen Ulmau'5
department, dated Mcrganzca, 21st, states
that the rtbel aye mt Of exchange had commu-
Dicated with Gen. Lawler, stating that large
numner oI prisoners intended for e1chacSc
vert on eo0td tho steamers, which. DC
count OF low water, We're ashore. He pro.
posed landing and marching them down to
be exchanged for the same number Of rebels,
to be seIt mp from New Orleans. The ex.
change will be effected at the mouth OF
Red Rirer: The rebel officer also informed
Gen Lawler thst Capt. Lee, Of Quautrell's
guettllas, with 100 eecperndoes dressed in
Union uniforms, were just beyond the At
chafalaya river, and thE rebel Gln. smith had
srnt word to his Colonel commanding that
district not to recognize them nor permit
them to czoss. If they succeeded in finally
crcsslng, tbe Union forces we're not to cou-
Elder tAtnl as Confederate soldiers. Geo.
La~l.r y i'll probably hn'sh the1u at the drst
opportunity. AL WIS quiet a: FORTS Gaines
6-o hnrr4n
, 1864-11-04
FROM MADISON.
Political and Military Matters.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne]
MADISON, Wis, Thursday, Nov. ..
There are over ten thousand men in camp
here, including large number of drafted
men, the great majority OF whom are Union
mer, mud very anxious to yote Efforts have
been made to provide for their organization
into companies so SIS to enable them to vote
aec rdicg to cur laws, but authority cau not
be obtained from the War Department, nor
will they be allowed furlougs.
The reports from all parts Of the State are
favorable to the Union cause Our meetings
everywhere are large and enthusiastic.
Letters to the STATE Journal etate that the
18th regiment Wns engaged In Buffers 1ast
move north Of the james River, and lost
about two thirds Of those engaged, includtog
Lieut. Col. Strong Capt. Sheriff, ard AdJf.
Holiey, severely wounded and prisoners; and
also that the Seth Was engaged south OF
Petersburg, losing four men wounded aud
eleven missing, and conducting themselves
In such manner as to win special commen-
dation from Gen. Hancock, capturing rebtl
tleg and some 100 prisoners
There Is large and enthusiastic meetirg
at tie Capitol to night, addressed By c. 7.
Williams, Of Janeegille; Lieut.. Colonel
Calkire E, Sd c2yalrF; and Gen. Cutter, torn
erlF OF The Iron Brigade In the Potomac
arH;Y.
, 1864-11-04
FROM FOR s'R ESS MONROE.
Exchange OF Prlsoners-Woundetf
Suloier3,

FonTnEss MONROE, Thursday Nor. g.
TIE f.e+pftruce steamers LETT this murnlug
ter Aiken's Landing, for the purpose Of COM
tletlpg arrangements Tor the exchange OF
prisoners OF war ria Savannah, Ga.
Abogt eight hundred soldiers, wounded In
Thuledu3 Is fight, have arrived at Hampl ION
and Portsmouth, hospitals. among tuem
sin, and Captain ?. II. Davis, of General Fos-
t=t's staff. Tho following are the names Of
those y ho died in the hospitals, or wnere
brought there dead since the last report:
Captain Thomas Ward, 9TH Ohio; W. +,
Hawaii 02d Ohio; Daniel sytrder, 9th Ohio;
, 1864-11-04

passages Ct pathos. beauty snd eloquence.
a more powerful, rousipg and effective
speech has not been delivered here durIrg
the campaign. 1t has done much to stir up
the fople Of Quincy to the Work that Is BE-
fore shtm- In view Of the pending election,
the citizens Of cid Adams are thoroughly
themselves On next Tuesday.
The Demonstration tonight is sufficient to
show that ne are In earnest.
, 1864-11-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
ST. PAUL, M1SE., Nov. 3.
Hcr. Il. n Rice, late United States sena-
tor from this s.ate, and one OF the leading
Den ocrats of the Northwest, has written o
letter in favor 0! Llncoln's reelection which
pnbltehed in the Daily Rfe,s this morning.
He says:
think that in the long future when all others ot
Mr. Ltucoln'e acts eha'l be forgotten, his Emapci-
pntion Pruc1anatlon will adorn hitt0rt'a brieufest
PAGE. am oppo+td to Slavery for the reaeo1 that
an in favor oi the largest human Liberty, AMI I
zens who came here that they might be free, can
envy freedom to others. When those that CON-
menced the war wi=h peace Jet them MAKE 1t
kloan. Then it Will be time for patrols Of the
North to 1isten. think 1t lily becomes those Who
tt Ok up to defend their homes, their country
yea, liberty to make oyertures to armed rebellion.
/ believe that by Eig0foue prosecution Of The
war, pesce viii eoon come. Onr liberties will be
securtd forever ard tten prosperity wiIl follow.
Union with Slavery will oe only a temporary che4t
apd cannot last. Dissolution Will bring ruin aud
anarchy and an e1ulees ciInaion oi blopd and
money.
This is the first day for registering Of vo-
ters In thie State. Heretofore Democrats
have committed mons.rous frauds in this
city By false registration. but
Unicn men are Oh the alert now and will see
that no leea1 votes are cast.
, 1864-11-04
THE CAMPAIGN In IOWA.
Rou. Schuyler Colfnx's Speech at
Ke0kuk.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
EEoKrK, Thursday, Ncv. 4.
Hon. Schuyler Co1fax spoke here last even
ing. He made speech Of great eloqnence
and power. Five thousand people were ont
to hear him. There WAS grand torch-1ight
= procession md display Of Fireworks.
The soldiers in the hospital here, and our
cit3zers, are awake and in earnest in their
support Of the Union ticket. 4 marked tea
,ure Of the procession was "Mac's huge
gunboat," the Galens, drawn upon wagon.
This feature, with the addition of fine
bsnd. numerous transparenctes, representa-
tion flags and banners, made the procession
ar imposing one. The demonstration last
evening WAS the largest Of the campaign.
Old Lee Is ou right tof the Union
, 1864-11-04

MONTREAL, Wednesday, Nor. s." Al
application was made before tue Judges yes.
tefdhy for writ Of ha5eas corpus for thirteen
of the st. Adams ratde'a. The application
Was decided o. Illegal, as the case WAS not
out the hands Of the magistrates, aud no
final commitment yet been mads. The
public examination OF witnesses in this case
begins to-day"
, 1864-11-04

WASHINGTON, Thursday Nov. 3.-"The
Richm4 nd Examiner of the lat says General
Dufleld reached Richmond on the 30:h, and
was committed to the Libby Prison.
t'The Richmond SsrttneI Of the 31st SAYS
Lomsx has whipped Sheridan's cavalry in
two tngagementa, and captured three pieces
of attilterV,"
, 1864-11-04
Che Great Mass Meetiu. at Quincy
Yesterday.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.l
QUIEcr, H., Thu1sdsy, Nov. 8.
Despite the dlssg1eeable etorm Of rain, hail
and Snow tonight, the large hall In the city
vas filed to the utmost limit OF comfort
with the loyal voters Of Quincy, assembled to
hear the eloquent and patriotic utterances of
Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Even the ladies'
brayed the mud and faced the frownlng sky,
inspired by their ardent devotion to the
cauae Of country and Union
Mr. Colfa1 spoke for upwards OF two hours,
interrupted only By frequent and iuepressi-
ble outbursts of enthusiasm. His audience
were perfectly electrified BY his thrilling
, 1864-11-04

The Overland Stage Route.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Thursday,. Nov. s.-The
Santa F. nail coach arrived ut KANSAS CITY
The conductor reports oil quiet along tue en.
tire 1ot1te and Government trains are rapidly
arrisI1g 1T the different ,orts iu the Territory
The Ireseht peaceful state Of the several H.
cjsn Tribes promises to continue during the
Fiuter,
, 1864-11-04
THE WAR In KENTUCKV.
Guerilla 0ntFaGea and Murders.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Nov. 3.-The Jour-
nal says: a gang Of gueri.las made laid on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad yester-
day. stsiklpg it at Gave City. Several negro
soldiers were captured md killed. The
scourdrels, after the perpetratlon of this
outrage, retreated from the road In great
fuSfa
, 1864-11-04
The Pirate Tallahassee.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Nov. IA ru-
nor bas been brought here By pilots that the
pirate Tallahassee came into the Delaware
breakwater this morning and destroyed sc.
veral vessels at anchor there. No condrma-
tion bus get been received. Telegraphic
communication has not been extended there,
, 1864-11-04

Special Order
Capt. Anderson, with his command, Will at
occe proceed TO the north side Of the Missouri
river, and permanently destroy the North Nilsson
Il Raj road, poing 81 far easI as practicable. Hc
viii report his Operations at least every tHo days.
By order Of Mat. Ten. Psics.
MCLEAN, Col. and 4. A. G.
Lincoln, about fifteen mills from Fort
Scott, was burned By Price in bis retreat,
al lurge amount Of hay WAS destroyed. A
Lumber Of etage horses belonging to Mr.
S4ndersor, were also carried of.
, 1864-11-04

sr. LOUIS, Thursday, Nov. 3.-Lieut Col
Cox, OF the $50 enrolled militia, confirms
tnt kitliGg OF Bill Anderson, In a fight neat
Albany. Ray county, on the 27sh nit. The
f"noS Sing special order, found on Anderson's
bLdy, haa bstu s. Mt to Gen. CrsIg, coulmaud-
ing at ST. Joseph, by Isaac q. Sturgeon,
President Of the North Missouri Railroad.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIN Missouri,
BQQSY1ILH. llc< Il. 1871.
, 1864-11-04
Neim advertisements,

9TIS THE VOICE OF TIE
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o. L19A1e. and rroeC5a uGzen Of shcsa suueriQr
Gard Photographs, at un,y ,Fo dollara per dozen.
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, 1864-11-04
STORE TO RENT,

I e1pect to reronva to nay New Store, corner Of
Msclton and Dearborn r., sooat De: lst, and IN
Of mY p1E4tns store, ia Madiso3 street..
nc+ +7.8G+ls JOHN Il. WALSH.