, 1864-11-06

to close all gambling houses In ths city.
Gamb]4 II who play after the 1st OF NoVem-
her, will be assigned to active regiments, as
teutnsters or cooks. Another provides for
raising two colored 'Voluntser regiments
within the city and Ieighborhood Of New
~ NV ORLEANS, Oct. eo-The steamer
Joseph Pitrce has arrived With ooo balea
Tie dispatch boat Volunteer returned from
up the river. having taken the vote OF The
Mississippi feet.
river at jackson Point for the rebels Lieut.
Earle left Natchez On the eth On an e1pedi-
tion below.
new York, Nov. 5.-Certain moyements
indicate that General Butler ts ID command
here though 1t Is not positively knoWn- iass
morning General Butler established himself
ns the Aator Houze, and it La rumored hts
head quarters .Wil be announced thefe Oh
Mai. Gen. Peck left to-dny for the frontier.
SAFEGUARDS.
Three battol1Ions Of regulars and batter"
les OF artillery, arrived here to-day from City
Point.
THANKSGIVING RATIoEB.
NEW York, Nov. 5-A1raugementsa are be-
ing made for furnishing soldiers OF the army
Of the Potomac and sailors on the blockade
with dinner Thanksgiving day. Contribu-
tfons In money and poultry are pouring In
rapidly.
WAsH1SGroS, Nov. 5.-Thousands Of per-
aoD8, soldiers and civilians, cont1une to leave
Washington for their homes to vote next
Tuesday. Travel is unprecedented. and e1-
tza trains are numerous. some OF tae heaas
1f rnrfy 70 md hrfPaY1a fHPAkf-
er with very large number Of goEernment
csarka, Lave deparedGstnce on aiml1ar bust
np4R = - -.
80: g: rxox :ir 1x.4py e 4ns so7oxsc.
r. Tse:e't3eot fast1*.s. M; IN
mediate active M6Vexnense In the army OF tna
Potomac, unless the enemy shall pfosoKe
Acconnts to day from that quarter possess
no public interest whatever.
PRINTING.
The printing for Departments OF State ana
War est ecialiy ara 40 urgent that the numer-
ous presses Of the Government printing bu.
1eau caunot keep up with the dem1ad, and
hence private printing establishments arc
| employed to assist
FROM NASHVILLE.
| NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-On the Sd instant
| rebel fo1ce attempted TO cross the Tsnnes
see River at the mouth Of the Blne water
| ard were repu1sed By the Federal foEcea
with considerable loss Three Tegl4Tsntst Tanat.', o
rebel cavalry ~ 4eported between Decaiu9
i and Courtlaut. Forrest, with caValt!
force, il reported near JohnaonVlue, "nlcl
ia amply garrisoned to repe1 any attack.
| - APPOINTMENTS.
| Numerous executive appointments, u
Guiding the Important oce Of jodseeMl
which have been for weeks or months vacant
Will not be filled till after the Presidentia
election .
TILE NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENT.
Aecouuts received at the Post Office Ii
partmeut represent the 1ew postal none
order system as satisfactorily tnaugurated.
THE MARKETS.
NEw YoRK, Noy. 6.-This morning the1e VA
| partial recovery Of the tone In the nafket. =
large exports Of epecte gave strength 70 iae eo!
market stocsg generally synpath'zeo. AZ y
mnrrip1 Board there was an acttsa mosen eas
railroad stocks prices were 1H@34 h1ghe1 tna
cosing figures yesterday. Sales VI rallzoaa anate M
amouuted to 1,0c0. Governments strong: RailEoa
bonds strong aud moderately active. AlaceAsn'
u; God ootnsd quiet and et.aag IN consequence
1araa shipments; opening kfs2a5A, and touche
III Fiys steamers sniued: 10 day, taking 1885, 0l
. ] in specle. The whole export Tor the week Il ~
a57 Id. These large shipments are due chiefly
a distrpst to bills Of exchanQc, under the unsetae
gtate Of nNaizg IN Europe The lonn market VI
. acfi7e at Z per cent. The National Banks ha'
raied In loaus which viii PROBABLY produce stfi
gency On ManoaY and Tuesday. Market not nut
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