, 1864-10-31
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Bcvopd q doubt the uueaBy spirits In Can
ada modi,ate mischief on exposed towns an1
cities ol cur border, and all vigilance should
be used to guard against surprises. This
iuetiacs ths excitement and hustle OF prep,-
ration prevailing at Buffalo and Detroit yes.
tc1day, haeed on official hints Of Threatened
fntgcr. ToreWarncd ia torcarmed, aud to be
ready to guard against all possible designs
Of rebels snd their Northern allies will be
wise. Au ounce of prevention may prove OF
value evtn in Chicago.
Our Sunday evening dispatches give us in
tcreet5ng adsrczs from the various thcaters
OF war, Th,re ,e great excitement at Buffalo
over the rumored th{eatencd rebel raid ont
Of Cunada- The summary Of foreign news
is highly inportant.
Our dispatches give Interesting details Of
Gen. Gr~nt'a Reconnaissance, which com.
mtnccd Oh Tuureday. The left wing below
Petersburg moved westwardly, while Gen.
Buffers tr ops on the extreme right also
made reconnaissance in force. The posl.
live results secured seam to he gain Of fl.
ten miles OF tsrritory, giving our left au
oppcrtu' ity Of operating upon the euemy's
flank, a1.d the capture OF three hundred pris.
! cne,s. :
Our news from rebel soueces Is Of cops{d-
'rAblc interest. ona my be briefly summed
". as follows: The Legislature OF Alabama
have refused to appropriate money for the
GcteEcc OF the State, but voted to raise their
own salaries. The rebel G ,ngressman Hill,
or Georgia, has written letter stating that
1wo.thi1ds Of the rebel army have deserted.
Bragg has gone to WI ,mington, whereupon
rebel paper mournfully exclaims: "Good-
bye, Wilmington" Early has been admins
t.riDg severe rebuke to his army, astribu-
ting his defeat to their propensity for plum.
dsri1g. The rebels luye commenced con-
scriptipg negroes.
The gallant Onion men Of West Virginia
have achieved a handsome victory at the
Polls, clecting Cor. .Boreman and tie entire
State ticket
Gov. Bradford has Issued his proclamation
announcing that Mar, land is tree State.
The man owt Ing and woman whipping in
stitution eo tcuderly nursed by rebels and
Coppcrbca1s, no Longer pollutes the soil of
amy Mury.and," Mourn, Merrick, ~trar.
ding through the valley of the shadow of
death with my life in my hand" MARYLAND
at lergth cnerges from the dark age Of hu.
man chattclism with the full and clor'ous
light Of free labor and progress.
Seymour has appointed commission to
visit Washington and examine fnto the re.
cent Copperhead forgery perpetratsd by his
tools up"n the soldiers. The dispatch else
where printed is fau Of injured Innocence
and holy indignation. But second glance
will convince any one that the Governor of
New York is badly scared; that his. tools
have ovcrdone their work and removed from
the Coppcrheads the last hope OF SUCCESS,
Their infamous and fraudulent practtceaE will
fall with crushing weight upon their own
heads. The Albany Regency may well rare
at the manner in which their IRRESPONSIBLE
estate has been broken.
Price with the remnant of his shattered
army is making his way into Arkansas. A
strong force Of rebels south Of Little Rock
j. reported on its way to cooperate With
him and help carry Of the plunder of Mis-.
souri, and Kansas. They will not be heavily
laden.
Gold opened in New York on SATURDAY at
el6iiE, touched 2214, during the afterno IN
stood at 2181f and 2l93z<, closing at the Evon-
ing Board at 2ooh.
The telegraph announces the death Of
henry Pelham Fienncs Pelham Clinton.
Duke Of Newcastle. He was born in Lon
don, May q, 1911 He WAS educated Mt Eton
ard ct Oxford. In 1852. US Lord L,ncoln, he
Was returned to the House Of Commons.
During Sir Robert Peel's admin istration, he
was appointed to Lordsblp of the Treas
ur3. He retired from Office, with Peel, in
1916, but retained his seat, and up to the
period Of his elevation to the House Of
Lords, (l651) he exercised great In
1ueIce as one Of the leaders OF the
email band Of Pee1ites. At the close
Of 1859, he became Secretary Of State
for the colonies IN the Aberdeen miuistry, in
which capacity the functions Of Minister Of
War dev"lved upon him. Shortly after the
outbreak Of the Cflmean war the colonial
department was separated from that Of the
war, and the Duke choosing the latter re-.
ceiyed share Of the blame for the ntscon-
duct Of that Wal, which led to his resigaa-
ton. lr 1859 he became member Of Lord
Palmerston's Adminietralon. Our renders
will remember him as the guardian Of the
Prince Of Wales, with whom he Waited Chi
caro- in l6G0.