Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-11-12
NEW .YoRK, 4th.-A vessel has arrived with
.ha of;care and crews of number of vessels

baptured bv new pirate ChickdmdngG, wnlcn lett
Wilmington the 27th, in company with TWO
other vessels. She carries three guns and $50
men. Commercials special says $4,000 soldiers
have been sent home to vote.
New YoRK, 3d.-Chas. Windsor, for fourteen
years paying teller of Bank of New York, dis
appeared last Saturday. On examination of cash
accounts he was found to be defaulter to the
amount of S3O7, 900 in currency, and 1874 1000 in
gold.
Reward of $50, 900 for arrest and SIS, 900 for
recovery Of the money offered.
NEW YORK, 4th.--Tmes' special says Terry
just convicted and sentenced to State prison
for life, while on trial made formal confession;
and is now disposed to be more communicative
He says he had been for some time before arrest
sick of the whole business, and was only waiting
to receive replies to letters addressed by him to
Peter >Cagger and other prominent Democratic
politicians of New York, which, when looked at
fairly will make complete exposure of whole
thing that if arrest of himself and confeder-
ates had been postponed another week he would
have been able to fix guilt of whole transaction
from its interception where it properly belongs.
This morning Capt. Jaynes, of 18th U. S. In
fantry, arrived here from 'front.' having in charge
Lieut.. Murphy, 18th New York Artillery who it is
stated is implicated in election fraud by signing
blanks Murphy was arrested by order of Sec
rotary of War, and has been committed to Old
Capitol prison to await investigation.
CHICAGO, 4th.--Nashvile letter, 1st, says
Hoods army is now north side of Tennessee
and estimates his force at 80, 900 men. AS yet
there are no developments of situation; at least
nothing that will throw light on Hoods move
ment. He has supplies those he collects
as he proceeds. letter adds that ample prepa-
ration is being mad to receive him, and he will
be overwhelmed before he knows it,
Well informed St. Louis correspondent of the
Journal says what Price accomplished during
his raid may be summed up thus He received
1000 recruits and some conscrlpts. captured l :
500 stand Of arms, paroled 2 700 prisoners, and
destroyed 100000 of property. On on other
hand he lost 3, 900 men, besides many deserters,
l 5 pieces of artillery, $50 wagons and several
thousand horses and small arms
Another correspondent says l have been in
wake of Price and cannot find an instance where
private property has been respected. In towns
they passed through, women were ravished, and
men torn from torn from their homes and forced
! to join rebels
ST. LOUIS, 4th.--Private dispatches from
/ Springfield, 28th, tells of hard fight between our
forces and Prices. Latter were whipped. Our
troops held town, rebels running towards Ar
! kansas line. Date of fight is not known.
NEW YORK, 5th.-IUmes' special says Soil
citor Whiting states that on I'd there had been
received under last call 100, 900 volunteers.
! He had been informed by creditable authority
mat last urall would Iurnlsn all men nceueu III
this war.
| Tribunss special says Lieut. Murphy, It'll n Y
Artillery, testified large number of soldiers
affidavit and powers of attorney purporting to be
sworn before him, and bearing his name were
forgercs. he makes seventh officer whose
name has been forged in Col. North's office.
Herald gives particulars of recent piratical
expedition along coast. Captain of Shooting
Star says Chickamauga carried Stars and Stripes
until 1vbe within hot uhe raha1 nau we
shown. Shooting Star, Spotless and Emma Hal
were burned All prisoners (crcw) compelled
to sign parole not to serve on land or water
against Confederatss until regulcrly exchanged.
Lieut.. Wilkinson, Of Chickamauga, is old navy
officer, and resigned in 1861. Lieut. Ward, of
Ouistee is old navy from Ohio and went over to
rebels in 1861. The Chichamauga and Oulstee
are English built and armed at Wilmington.
several more vessels of same kindreported ahoat.
Our gnnboats in pursuit. L. S. Consul at
Liverpool writes to Government that he has in
formation that a screw-steamer is seeking clear
ance from London for Bombay with cargo and
enlisted men for Semmes. Balance of men and
officers go out on Laurel.
BUFFALO, 5th.-Letters received from friendly
Canadians near Niagara, gives particulars of
designated raid on Buffalo, which failed through
promptitude of our authorities. They had 100
men inBuffala, who were scattered through the
different clearinghouse of the city at given
signals by Greek fire, the city was to be fired
in several places Murder and pllage was to
follow Though plot failed it is not to be aban-
doned They say Buffalo shall be Destroyed
This Express Of this morning states that frauds
in soldiers votes have been discovered in this
city.
WASHINGTON 5th.-Admral Porter reports
capture of blockade runner Lady Sterling She
had $50 bales of cotton board. She is re-
ported to be very fast. Cargo and vessel worth
$500, 900.
New YORK, 5th.-Tmes dispatch SAYS At
lanta has been completely isolated for several
weeks, and at time it was feared that our
provisions were giving out No danger ap pre-
hended from that source now. Forage for ami
mails wanted some weeks ago, but plenty on and
now. Latest dispatches from Sherman state that
railroad is re-established.
1t is offic tally announced to-day that General
Butler is commander of Department of East Vir-
ginia Over 100, 900 troops have arrived within
past two days, and will report to Butler
Authorities possess information of plan for raid
on election day was fully matured. Large num-
Der of Southerners who have been here for
months were banded together for that purpose
NASHVILLE, 5th.-Rebels attempted to cross
the Tennessee on Sd, but were repulsed with
loss. Three regiments of rebels reported be-
tween Decatur and Cortland. Forrest, with cav
airy force. is reported near Johnsonvlle.
New YORK, 6th-Urqlds correspondent at
Nashville says Sherman has sent four Corps to
Decatur to oppose Hood, while remaining five
Corps have gone to Atlanta to take offensive.
At Suspension Bridge, 9Th, great excitement
exists on American side with regard to antic-
pated raid. Citizens are arming; goods and
valuables are being removed. Special train with
troops is expected here tonight.
BUFFALO, 6th.-Foliowng extract from letter
received by editor of Express from Danville,
Canada West, 5th Look out for raid on Buff
fao from Toronto and Hamilton on sth Ad-
vanced guard is at Fort Rye, and Suspension
Bridge will be headquarters. Some leading
Canadians direct the movement Raiders are
not all Southerners. Writer asserts more Of
them are Democrats.
WHAT AN ARMIsTICE AND CoPPERHEAD PEACE
MEANs.--It means, says the Stark county (Oho)
Republican, West Virginia annihilated and thrown
back into the arms of the old hariot. 1t means
the District of Columbia re-euslaved, and the
great Republic brought into disgrace in full
view of all Nations represented by their Minis
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