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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
onsnranfe AGAINST Areios,ils.
rVHE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO..
oP HARTFORD, CONN.

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ACCIDENTS
OF every Description resulting loss Of Life Personal In
jury Policies issued for premium %
FIVE. DOLLARS,
grating insurance 20 the an0uut o.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
assns, accidental los cl he Sh3 fgsiag ~ my puse
conveyance.
TEN DOLLARS ll,EMiDM
secures poioy COZ Fy, thousand Dollars ana also t"eny'
a. ,.fs rri week conpcuss.oa for PERSONAL iaafy inca
u,r itsiinr The assured from lis Ordinary busiaess
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
.,os nj. pol,r, Tor $500 ad S25 per wees compeDsa
tion Tor n o.,id,ni. travelling o. o'h.rwiss.
polcs ~, $500 w.ih e. peT week COZ nsatiar esn Oe
t-t fo- = ror arruDl any from 500 10 t,oVo ~
sia rates No medical examination relui..J
Honxyy DrSyls. sec. JAMES o. BAITEHsON, fe'
sgw YORK KsEsaEscssi
Hon. y ID. Morgan. heV'.i ork.
Norys Eetchuni, kftc.nin. son Co, bahken.
JOus,hln d. Ste, &c. PTest. Nisgsyu Fire lns. Oe'
Charles J. Mo-tin. Prvsi. lioue lus: %.
John Tsyior Johnston pres Cent Ri Co. o. Nrw-Jetses
1iror-. s. Roh5ius, u. :. Robbina Z son IanAers =.
a. d. f. Grsr, Banker; Amos Enc n. Y
John J. phs,rs Negs.York Geo. H. stuor. Phiii.
Hon w A Raskiughsm. Gcv. STATE Of CSnnec,icrt
Poic., is,uod By EDGAR fORMAN. Agent, No. i0i fsl.
o,,sL wet irorn corner Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
1nicrnal EcrenIe.

OFFIcE.os THv CoLtrcIoR OF lsTEpSAL hrvE>us,
Ngsrn DETRcT. sTATR or NTv NoR4. lsIH.
larH AND I'D " ARDS, CIIY OF ssw-ioaz.
No. i24 Ess, fihy seco,ast }
'CPECIAL INCOME TAX.-Notce is hereby
- given that the List Of Taxes assessed in accordance WITH
The ons OF tie Jc.a Rsoton Of Congress spprovea
Iu,y is8s imposing special tax Of Eve rer eetun upon
the rsi, profits Income o the year eudins Dec 81 iss
ho. been ro,u.ncl by thu Assessor 81 the District ar
said due aid able and payment the've
i. hereby DyaAyDKD ,.,,
Apcrsorsi noti,e by mailing demanding payment wi'lia
day. from e. efycc VIII be mailed to c sdhes, OF cara
person the s' who ehel oi' 10 pay sush TAX iot oe
than ten days the date hereof for which lee o. tMehty
cents will be added And OIL persons who sha nFse
the demanded within Che time speeined ~ sue.
.pe. notice, rih be sbic 10 pay Ten per 'a sooflona'
and te ey each. Tor the OF 'ue "'Is'
OF 90 open fon o'clock o. e. 10 ocoSs D. M
N'"''0'A' D''e"0s' EDGAR KErCHUM. Collector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ar. g." and best
- Philadelphia charcoal refined loo e.. ..e BY v.
A. A.TUONsON 4 Co, Mes. si5 and s:s Ws.HK'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

resolution h. The salary OF the Inspector Of Fire Aprssu
be- toe sum two Thousand donsr PCS snnupi
the ssid increase to date from March ], tetL
Which carried.
The paper was then aid ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF Supervisor.

pna"I STATED s'''o'1O'; sosld RSs, ~ - -
rhs Board met in their Chamber No Il ''y ii'" P4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

INt1cllVI OF Nov County Count house"
Nlica vas Loaf BY the following votsi
thoo.-s Ds'''' '''' "'N' '''N-' '"N
Eegs.ve--Superytsoss Fly aud Tweed-2
Ht Comoiltee Animal Taxes presented Yepo. IA favor
81 adtgting resolution Ia fonowsi
dte, the pr:ona tax u Herok Aleu- for h. yea,
- he Tsntsed ssid Aies bsng resident IN tho Cay II
Sr's a M .ei and yssT In sad city srd hsviEs gsa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-19
n2atE, Of Maior General Stuart.

Death Of Major General stuart.
rvtrscts fcon the Richmond journals, pup
I;sbed in the Northern papers, confrm che re-
norted death Of Maj. Gen. J. Z. =. Stuart
ry7o anDears 70 !lave/5een wounded IN a light
90 the Itch, near 3 ool Church, The follow
;n1 account Of his funeral is taken from the
Ricnnoad Enquirer Of the 4lh
ssTils funeral OF this much lalnented ana
F,rsve (4euera! took place yesterday AFTERNOON
q five . clock, from 81. james church, ooiA1oa
i Marshall and Fifth streets.
80 The APPOINTED hour. the cortege appear
i - front Of the church, and the metallic cot
e. n;no tha1p,nains Of the noble soldier,
xsj,oyz now silent voice had SO often startled
,E,.s anamy with his stirring battle-cry, was car
lid down the centre aisle and placed before
|I,o altar v reaiils end 3 cross OF veIgraehs:
infer1oyen with delicate lilies OF the vanoy;
jaral end other flowers OF puress White, 1eekoo
''' s:1 tIz nall bearers were General Bragg, Maj
,2o7.ral To;1owD, General Chiffon, Brlgadief
I5eneraj I.aw5on, Commodore Forrest, Captain
T,ae ~ fhe navy, and General George ".
Randolph. formerly Secretary OF war.
::The scene was sad and impressive, RE-
aident Davis sat near the front, With look OF
pr;ef mon his oareWorn face; bis Caolnet ON
Gers were gathered around. while on either 7
s;f7e were the Senators and Representatives OF
the Confederate Congress. Scattered onrongn
the church were a number Of Generals and
other officers of less rank-among the former
General Ransom. commandi1g the Department
Of Richmond. Hundreds Of sac faces VII,
messed the scene; but the brave Fitz Lee and
other war wearied and war worn men, whom
the dead Stuart had SO often led where the RED
battle was tercest, and who would have gwen
their lives for his, were away, in the night
doubtless striking with q double courage as
they Thought OF their fallen General.
sStThe short service was read by Key. Dr.
Peterkin, funeral anthem sung and the re-
mains were carried out and placed IN the
hearse, which proceeded TO Hollywood Ceme-
terry, followed by long train Of carriages.
6 10 military escort accompanied the pro-
cession, bat the hero was laid in his last rest
ing place on the hillside, while ohe eartf
trembled with the roar Of artillery and the
noise Of the deadly strife Of armies-the one
bent upon desecrating and devastating ia1s
native land, and The other, proudly and defiant
" stan ding IN che path and invoking tfe bless
ing Of Heaven upon their cause to tight II
better cheer for the memory OF such as Stone
wall Jackson and J. E. B. Stuart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-19

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
FROM GENERAL EARL YSARAY.
[coRRRsrosDkScs OF ruR nIcuHosp D1.PArca. ,

CAMP MAR NEw MsREET, Noveubsr 2, 1851
In q recent Letter I made some mention OF m,
great need or consolidation In soIn0 parts Of thi
command, In which many Of the men were capture1
In the last campaign. l am glad to say that il
IeITy's brigade, the first, (Storewalll ss,ond snf
third brgadss OF Jsekson's old division have aIrsaa
heen consoLdated-in some instances two originas
regiments now forming company ALTHOUGH
great dissatisfaction was expressed among the trocDs
SO long as consolidation talked Of vet altar II
has actually taken place the good results arc already
visible, and most of the dissatisfaction generally
pressed ON such occasions has passed of in sup-
pressed mnrInurlng. The brigades mentioned above
are already beginning 10 be filed up conacripts and
detailed men returning under the recent order
Numbers arc arriving daily, and each Of the reei
Tnents now Numbers more than at any time sinc,
the fatal 18th Of May. The men aro in fine condi-
ton and good spirits, and that which most oane
rally inspires with good spirits occurred on the
3lst OF October. The whole army was mustered for
pay on that day, and are now drawing The nancy
which has been due them for many mouths six
mouths pay being now duo 70 all, and 10 many ten
or twelve months pay is in srrearage
Stnee We have been in this camp am sorry 10 "a v
that there has proven 10 be too much ards spitits
IN TINS vicinity but on yesterday Special Order No
- was ifsued very timely. send copy enclosed
Early could not have issued any better order fhan
TINS, eonlseatlng al spirituous liquors for sale ia
the vicinity, to the medical department
send you, also. copy of General ORDERS Nc. "a
heS,d4aarters Of the Valley District dated October
-, 1854, which will show what digeur efforts our
leader Is making to correct the great evil which
caused the loss of the benefits VI our great victor,
OF october leth-fhe lack OF discipline. Disc3pius
Is the thing that ID much needed In this army and
no plan can be better TO improve il than TO can the
officers 10 strict responsibility
Inc enemy sui hold their nesalong Cedar creek.
Iiyesh most of their army ara as far back Win
chester We hear that Colonial Mosby, a. usual, is
troubling their rear, much 10 their d;Yseomf"rt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
EAST TENNESSEE.
CONFEDER4TE CONGRESS

The second session of tho Second Permanent Con-
gress meets to-day at IL o'clock M. The list OF
members will not be complete. In the Senate there
Is vacancy in the Missouri delegation, occasioned
by the DEATH last winter, Of Senator Pyton of that
State. Since the adjournment of the last Congress,
Senator Mitchell, of Arkansas, has deceased, and
Hon Augustus IL. Garland, prominent member
OF tho House Of Representatives has been elected
| fill the unexpired term
In the House there will be a falling short. Hon.
b. L. Hodge, OF Iouisana, is dead aud the vacancy
Is not supplied. Hon. J. B. Heiskell, Of Tennessee
= a prisoner iii the hands OF the Federals The
xas delegation is not complete, lacking one. The
!. te Of Missouri is for the first time fully repre-
-. d, having seven members. Messrs. Thomas L.
- Ninrod L. Norton, Peter 8. Wilkes, and Ro-
Hatcher are the new members from Mis-
omi- - wy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
THE Loss or TIE ALBguaBEp

captain A. +. Warley, commander of the Abe
marie. in his official report to the Navy Department,
says that the night being exceedingly dark he had
the watch doubled the Albenarlc and took extra
precaution to prevent mishap About O'Clock a
boat was discovered coming towards the vessel: il
was hallea' but gave no satisfactory answer All
hands were mustered as quickly as possible and a
tre OF 1nusketry directed to the boat which, owing
TO the darkness, was Intellectual The after gun was
loaded with grape and fired, but could not be sufi
Gently depressed to take effect The boat str,,ct
uhaeF the port bow and exploded torpedo, smash
ing a hole in the Albemarle just under the wator
Ine' our men pouring upon them heavy fire Of
musketTy. The officers in charge Of the tornedo
boat instantly surrendered and were sent ashore -
The pumps were set to work. but could not save the
vessel, and she went down in a few moments only
her smoke-staci and shield remaining visible above
the water.
Captain Warley says, further, that he received no
notice from the picket boat below nor did the artil
lery on the shore give him any assistance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

Governor Brown, OF Georgia. has issued pro
elGuatton" reyoking the commission ot Z. a. Bay
lor as agent in Enrope for the Georgia Cotton Spin
ners' Association baylor is making Yankee
speeches in New York.
In q speech az Augusta, Georgia, on the lat,
General J. 3. Williams. who won the tight at Salt
yilfe stated that he Is under arrest, By order @,
General Bragg.
1t is feared that the great steamship Dictator will
prove failure. Some serious defects in her have
already been discovered. st8E
God. y New York, Wednesday morning,l was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

Hon NJ W. CluskeF filing the vacancy caused by
the death OF Mr.. Cuirin. Hon Stephen H. Darden
Is new member from Texas, elected in the place of
Hon John 4. Wilcox, who died suddenly from apo
plexy in this citylast session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
FROM GENERAL Moons ARMY

The only intelligence find OF General Hood
movements as far as the Yankees hear of them, il
contained in the following telegram, dated Nash
vile, the I'd instant:
So far a heard from, the rebel attack ON Decatur.
alabama, has not been renewed. The rumor that
ioous entire army is in that nghborhooi is hardly
etoIited We are doubtless, prepared for anything
,iat may turn up. General Rousseau is displaying
ins CHARACTERISTIC energy. General Barnard i in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
hUEFAik rIAIEr OF ANnRfcA,
NAVY DEPAsRNeSr,
RICHMOND. Nav 26 lsHl 4
5. Il. MALLo.Y.

Secretary of the Navy.
IL the prisoners cannot Be sent into the Confede.
racy you will parole them, taking their parole in
writing, embracing the rank grade, name and age
and taking their pledge not 10 servo against the
Confederate States during the war, uneas regularly
exchanged. 5. r. MALLORY, Secretary.
Mr.. Richard Darrell. on the part of the attorney
general, then withdrew the charge, aad the accused
were released
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
8ltbmonS 9ispattg,
MONDAY MORNING ...... NOVEMBER :. Ise.

Inc DAILY DISPATCH is sold to News Dealers Al
TWENTY cENTs per copy. CRY CARRIERS are author.
i@'u 10 charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY cESTs No,
week to regular subscribers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
Slremona 9ispattb,
BY J. A. CowARDrN & co.

tht DISPATCH is published daily, (sundays exeeut-
ed, AT foeTY DOLLARS for twelve months: ,,,Y,lsv
hoItNSs Tor Gx months; TIN noII,Rs far ,hroa
n'o3hsi of fovR DOLLARS for one month in advance
~. frnf,ttanoes by mail are at the figk Of thase
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

FATAL sHztL Exgrcsrcs.--sr. William s. Du-
piee, Of this city, was Instantly killed On Saturday
BY the accidental explosion of shell at one Of the
batteries on the nortspSide of James river he was
IN the act OF removing The deadly fnissile from one
place to another, whsn il slipped out Of bis hands,
and falling on the nipple, suddenly exploded. Mr.
Dupree was the ssISor member of the firm of Du-
ptee, Fondren & ssEell known commission me1-
chants OF this plaee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
1RE ACTION OF IHE BERMUDA AUTRO-
RITES IN THE CASE or TIE CdPTORS
OE IHE .STE4 NER 20 N0RE Il

IHE ACTION OF TIE BERMUDA AUTHO-
RITES IN THE CASE or TIE CdPTORS
or TIE STEAMER ROANOKE
The Bermuda papefs comment very severely upon
the course Of the Colonial authorities towards the
regularly commissioned officers 0; the Confederate
prize steamer Roanoke, Captain Brain and his Of
fcers and men having been arrested at St. Georges,
and compelled to spsnd three nights in a British
jail, on a charge admitted to be untenabe, and bail
refused. This course has been pursued at the nsti-
CATION and demand Of the Federal authorities II
appears that Captain Brain, after capturing the
steamer, could not carry her ihso Wilmington, and
had TO burn her and land her passengers ct Ber-
uda. To the surprise Of all ths Confsd crates were
arrested and sont to jail. They We're then exam
ned before court, and Captain Brains commission
was produced, and his letter of Instructions from
the Secretary of the Confederate Statss Navy. The
signatures of Mr.. Mallory were provsd By Mr. Fry
The letter Of instructions were as follows
CONFEDERATE SrATss or AunRtc..l
NAVY DEPAsRNRSr, !
RIcUMoSB, MAY 20, l364.
4ctiag Naster John C. Brain, Confederate STATE.
Ndcy, Richmond, Pr1iaia
Sir: You will herewith receive an appointment of
Acting Master in the Navy, and will proceed 70
Wilmington and there make the necessary arrange
nents TO capture upon the hugh the Federal
the steamers Mornln0 Eve
ming STAR II Of which vessels are ON line running
between New York and Havana
IN case You suctfed In capturing either of the
above steamers you will bring her and the prisoners
OF war into Confederate port
The stricte-t regard for the rights of neursls and
neutral property must be observed. and ,iis..1lns
and subordlnation preserved among officers and
men under your command, as a matter OF security
and success.
= You are authorized to appoint three acting mas
ters mates and three acting third assistant ensi-
neers, reporting their names TO the Department IA
early as practicable, and you will also report your
proceedings under this order
/ am, respectfully
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
THE WAR NEWS.

| iHere We're the usual number of Sunday rumor
III circulation yesterday morning; among them, tn
steTeotyped story that there was 'aghtne at Pc
| teIsburS." Between nine and ten o'clock the boon
OF distant heavy guns breaking the ear seemed t.
lend confirmation the report but authentic advice
from the front, received later in the day. dissipae,
all rumors Of battle. On the north and south side
| II! was quiet.
The impression that Grant would make an attack
before the election is wearing away, as ne let yes
'erday 80 by without any demonstration The tele-
graph informs he il engaged taking census OF
the Mcclellan votes likely to be cast in his army
Perhaps, If he finds this investigation unsatisfac-
tory, he may pitch the obnoxious voters into battle
To-day or even tomorrow. 1t would, doubtless,
strengthen the Lincoln eoIe to have it flushed
through the country, on election day, that Grant
had made combined attack upon Richmond and
Petersburg, and driving the rebels before him."
or something to that effect
Our only reason for doubling that something Of
the sort will not be that Butler is absent
ifom the army OF the James lie has gone to New
York dty to keep order during the election man
with his insate thirst for military glory is not abt
To leave ins command on the eve of battle Not
that Butler ever exposes himself to the dangers of
war, but when rominslly with his army, that is
within ten miles Of it, du1ing fight, he gets what
ever credit is gained, and has thousand handsome
things said OF his gce1aship by the newspaper cor
respondents Last Thursday week, when his ,roors
were beaten on the Darbytown, the williamsburg
and Nine Mileroads, he was at DR. Johnson house,
Oh The Darf'ytown road three miles away from any
ol the h4htS, yet the newspaper men all agreed that
General Buffers operations on the north side were
IN entsTe success" Bat We must admit there Is an
other vcw which may be taken Of Buffers absence,
His 4" "success" the 9th ult!no NAV have been
discovered by Lincoln 10 be Of such Questionable
END that he wants no more OF them. Burnside
made the hght Of the Of Petersburg last sum-
n~e. The result oI that famous affair wa9 not Salts
factory 10 AR Lincoln, and Burnside was quietly
withdrawn from the Army OF the Potomac. There
Is possibility that Butler has met with similar
treatment Certainly he failed worse in his under
taking than Burnside i'll his. The latter blew up |
som" Of our men and took sumo prisoners Butler
oat from fifteen hundred to two thousand Of his
roops, white and tlssi and inflicted no iniuryupou
Is worth mentioning
10 return 10 Grant. Whatever he the cause, We
'aTe to report him all quiet on yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

The Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church will meet in Lynehburg on the l7th in
slant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
rue MunDKR OF SIX cosrEDaaArx soIp.sns Ar ST

AUNis-FAHIICULAks OF THR RxRccrIoN
Several paragraphs have been published ffo.n The
H'est Yankee papers, announcing the intention. to
shoot SIX Confederate soldiers in retaliation for ax
Yankees who were killed during General Psice's ex-
pehtion. The murder took place at ST. Louis on
The lst instant Six Coniederates were elected from
the prisoners in the Grabot Street prison, but ole
o. them proving to have been . teanster, his name
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
LOCAL. MATTERS.

BuE0LART.-Some time between one O'Clock and
daylight Saturday morning the restaurant on 18th
stseet, between Main and Cary, kept by free negro
named Dick Singleton, was broken into and robbed
OF a pocket-book containing two hundred ard ffty
specie, eighteen dollars in greenbacks, and other
papers OF value to the owner Entrance was effect
ed through the back door, by cutting out one Of the
panels, thereby making hole large enough to ad-
nut the body Of a man. When Singleton opened
his front door IN the morning he found bundle Of
cigars on the floor and bottle Of brandy near by.
which had been carried there by the thief. Tha
robbery must have been committed about daybreAk.
az at that time gentleman sleeping next door was
awakened by noise like some one kicking against
door in the story below, but going down stairs he
found everything secure and returned to bed with
out pursuing his investigations further
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
FROM MISSOURI.

denerd Price did good weak in Missouri
Wherever hS went. He completely destroyed the
Iron Mountain and Pacific railroads. He burned
three thousand three hundred and seyenty-seven
feet Of railroad bridges besides ors engines, water
tanks, stationary engines, engineer houses, depots
and machine shops.