, 1864-11-01
GENERAL REBEL hEWS---jEff. Ap-
PGlk1S A THANKSGIVING
DAY,
From ceorgia-Rumored
Evacuation Of Atlanta
A Canard.
From 8iSSouri---Rumored Re-
moTal Of General
X Secrans,
Our New York Midnight Dispatches
---lnterestlIg Summary Of
Lste News
FROM WASHINGTON

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribunal

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAau1soros, Mondav, oc,. =,
August Be1mont'e last general order to th
Democracy, issued this morning. is modes
In its professions, setting ont with the charp
that the Administration is perpetratlnp mos
outrageous and enormous frauds to insnn
It's continuance In power.
The advices continue to show that evan !;
these frauds are not enough, for, in spite a
them the Democracy are sure of Eew yort
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut
Maine, New Hampshire, Delaware, MARYLAND
Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana. Mich.'
iean. California, and Oregon. 1t open1,
threA1ene Resistance ii the verdict should bt
adverse. This the Democratic orgaus are do
ing quite freely, but it does its best to stir nr
reisfance BY 1hf1ammstory denuaciatfons o,
imaginary expressions :
Ger. Mcmillan, Of the 10Th Army Cosps. fe
ut the National. Gen. Barnard. of the In.
gtnee.s and staff, arrived from City Point to.
day. Gen Rawlings, Gen. Grants chief of
6tst, arrived In the city to-day.
Deliberate murders by gueril1as grow
mon frequent In the region between Harri.
sons Ferry and Winchester. The latest vic
tin is Commiteary, whom they captured
near charlesto"n, and murdered in cold
blood. General Du1aeld is said to have been
Z urdered by the eatne gang.
Pr1rate james n. Cempsteu, Co. D. 9lst
Ohio, presented Secretary Stanton with a
r.he7 flor +arar hr hi,,ea1f 80 c.s
Ia ~ o+hs-s aF3hs~ ~ ."ta'. y. ecau creek'
~ = wv oInete u 1neu taken oy private Rich-
ard Taylor, OF the same regiment. Stanton
ordered medals to be presented tn each ot
item.
The admission ,f+ha s+.+a ~ ro,o, T..
.,,-.- .:".<a -. e,.~.',S ~ .~ ss ~ efaua ~
-! u'ee tn'ee "ote e1eetota. toles 1of Lincoln
rEe Democrats are 1earfnl1y Vexed.
Fo1ty rebel officers arrived here TODAY
rom the front. There Is m newz ~,
n.,.. 49, "n Hon1
@Ae@P' LUG eaAaonsolh& ls
11ue heavier 1aan Usual along botlers lines.
1e1 eral Rawlings and other officers of Cen
IRA! Grants etaf are off On two weeks fnr.
onph. tkezrfse ctn.,s, R,n.ra Cs.a.
q. &C., c+sr '14o' ~n1e1 OIL
~. ~
1Rt 1telnr grows N ore excis:d in New
York and Philadelphia as the elact;on m.
,roaches, and 1t is greatly .ear..a The -io+a1ss
~ g.. .ao t.o.ous
leil'Wa are out 'aaht precursors Of what the
Democratic leaders are ri irg to prepare for
ls... E, e witnesses TESTIFY i1,at Democ,,t.
,ad IN +hs In. ~ .ht.. .
,s,-,'. ,e1 - ~ A4s "a Lue. PROCESSION IN Fhlla-
'e 'pua' Vehicle h4co WIN stones aad cor-
:fed IL surrounded by the worst and most
:esp. rate characters Ct the city. They used
,ent Republicans, Rcpu olican headou .rters
nd the like. The damage done 20 lie Irnas m
# single houze on Clest.nt ~ street s lves ~
many thousand dollars. "0
IL New York the D.mocrats Seem tn he
r4pknng for grand on bre tx on the elec.
ion cay. Gen. Dix's proclama.ion did mt
ONE an hour to soon. The ut.e OF Of one
&C nzse amount to nuthing. " ''1
Gen. Uoubleday's Military Commiseto, did
ot take up the case o. the Il. 7. state agents
co., .ee esSt Senns!iss IN d
:, ~no came On to nego.iate With the Pres
'tnt IN pcnau OF Inc Governor for Lis for
YET eIs hna a1 ohaio!,oo1 steners- They expect to
'Tee 1 ed win me case to morrow:
me letter from Ger. Lee to Gen Grant,
PFC. ming tae rebel policy in the treatment
,o nesfo 70 tpplo,ers. pna sySopsis Of which vas
ssen ~ N u anese "a, olepatchss exclusively four
s1e n.y. - ~ tasl puoil1ned bJ rebel pa
q: e., Il p.esents no pol9ts not already
49,, 1tta, ~. 10 1ee"enuoh OF tree nsgroes as
~. t;n@ 4he3r ~ ~ s,ep 10 1ne direction
bel Government is being last driven TO by
q desperate want Of men.
The New fork Herald, In urging poor
eunett's last crotchet fer the ELECTION.
lmely, to have electors vote for some
ter candidates than those they were nom
atsd and elected to yote for, concludes an
lto1ia1 thus: "We adhere to these
led conelusto1s that Ar. Lincoln
81 been tried and found wanting;
led as SOLDIER, statesman and polititiuu.
heaoiol armies Of the Union and has proved
allure The Herald which ms never be-
re admitted Mcclellan to be failure asa
illtory man, thus deserts its old love and
ives Gen. Mcclellan without the last Of
! carly advisers and most presistent de-
nde1s., But is worthy Of note that
ter Cseger, a noted Dens.rat