, 1864-11-14

Interesting Political and Military
SnmmaEy-Gapture of" n Valuable

Summary-Capture Of Valuable
Prtze-The Markets.
Especial Dispatch to tho Western Press.l
NV YonK, Saturday, Noy H.
GIVES IT UP.
The WotM this morning acknowledges the
defeat Of Seymour, and says We have lost
the State, both the electoral vote and Cor
ernor. Every additional return makes worse
but enough.
| OUT or BUSINESS.
The WoTld says Gen. Mcclellan rendered
, his retssignatlon, tsg and asked that It be dated
IS SIZE rAnCREs =
The iron-clad Dictator made a trial trip ycs-
terday. She moved slowly and steerei vcry
wildly. There Is much disappointment
among naval men concerning her.
sHERMAN's 4RMY. =
New YORK; Saturday, Nov. 12.-The G,n.-
nerciaFs Washington letter says: Wcll-in-
formed military men are sanguine Of Sher-
mans success, and declare that his army will
sweep down towards the Atlantic without
hindrance.
THENAyAL EXPEDITION.
The naval expedition which has waited two
months, is likely to start soon.
AN ANGLo-REBE1 SWORD.
The sword Of Capt. Morris Of the Florida
has been received at the navy department. It
head ani hearing the nnsa fh1et,n and sho1r'
rock in its lilt and blade, with Confederate
flag.
uoSoRs TO TIE BRAVE.
Boston papers describe the reception Of
Capt. WinsloT Of the KearsarEe ut Faneuil
HILL rs very brilliant affair. A complimen.
tary dinner to him Is to be given on Tnesduy
next.
hEW 1onk, NOV: E:-Tho 1ta5nMe's Wash
tngton specia! says 1t Is reported that Gene
"a Banks vii soon take charge Of the Navy
Department.
THE FLORIDA QUESTION.
l9ere Is & reason 70 belleve that ne course to
bc auoped With reference to the Infringement
Of the brazilian sovereignty In the capture Of
the Florida, Will be substantially the trans
mission ota dispatch that this Government
will be glad to receive and give favorable con-
eideration to any propositions Brazil may
have to make to It.
4 letter to the Rstmcntions several iustan
ccs Of similar kind In the case Of Great Brit-
ain, and thinks no trouble can ensue In The
Florida case.
Ef.ns.Rcr ~ rxurn,71ox
1870 - 11-.,-,
Ing conm.tee ios me Nntlonal sailors
fa1r nhvns Expressed 70 Inc department the
oenel that cons1oerable sum may be real
tzed from tne curiosity 10 see the kearsargc,
~" - esp Hts' -. ~ "'nsio "StS Aooueu ~
day placing her at their disposal for exhibi-
ton during the ia1r.
ILLNESS OF LORD LYONS.
Lord LYONS ia living yerv I'll with fynhofd
fever at lis residence In this city. Serious an
nreheneions are cntertained that be viii npt
so,n,rn,s xorv
New YoRK, Nov. 1a,--The HeraI's 10th
CoiPs speca2i gives me 1oHo"ang Lincoln
ma9oflues: t; N1n CoIpss ,rHp; otn n corps,
1os6; haulz's casairy DIVISION, o 3, ~ reg1-
g3i-.1oa.aa!o ! aoe majority IN 1ne army OF the
James, S59:
Inc asfatds speclal WIZ eneflaan says the
seoea PIECES alE rs s'4Uneo WSIar h a. UoEnsnatgn
eN'sI1, ~ pnSS re,e9 csnara1 ithe s,na1;
force Of cavalry is reportcd In the same yicini.
ty. The reinforements EARLY ia to receive in
the future is a matter Of conjecture. It Is
ing returned conyplascents and stragglers.
The campaign in the Valley may be consider
ed ut an end. The rebels have no fresh troops
to spare for demonstrations into Maryland
and Pennsylvania.
The He-a's; special correspondent with
looked for soon In that locality.
New fonK, Nov: G-A letter, from Mata-
moras says when ten. Acjia WIS known to be
Malcn, m9st o. lne lots!sne1s Ti c1aneo Pfo5ce-
s.9 5aoa VI tuen lesNcsMe eo.su4s. " NJ. nel-
aat,,;ax - T. eota, Ta,as.,1 ~ ~ .ann,i.n5
Cortinas, and permitted to deliver certificates
Of rebel nationality. Monterey is now occu-
pied BY brigade Of the French regular army
under Gen. De Casting. He recently sent
Gen. Vidivar with an escort to the City Of
Mexico for the purpose Of taking the oath Of
allegiance to the Emperor Max1m1l1lan.
The Union and Confederate forces on the
lower Rio Grande are neither attempting to
moIest the otaer. II Is reported tnat three
pieces OF artillery haVe arrived at Browns
yille, and more arc expected, with which the
Contedcrates are expected TO make an attack
On the Feaerai gat1lson 81 g5azos. 1hc
forces on either sioe gre very small
CAPTURE or RLocKADE RUNNERS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. N.--Kear-Admlrn For
ter, writing to the Navy Department under
date Of the 10th says: Some days since sent
the steamer Stepping Stones to A10bjack Bay
to put stop to Smuggling going on there.
The Stepping Stones returned on the morning
O. R;oeoa 1ae ao "a n r 1o~ t%o f.
tcmnt;no tn nm The blocEadc. These vessels
had no confraband goods on hoard at the
time Of their canture' int they were evident
II cnrarcd in contrabaud trade. as their cap.
tains r6n1a rive no satismctnry account of
Themselves.
GOLD.
KtH~~ fr11 $1,
;s Nam d,oC1hh, Mo,' ~ ot5 o1a e1o'oo Ill 'ue
e'e'nne eNS1e ~ ~ - ~
GUERILLA RAVAGEs.
w.su1,SoToy. Nov. 1o-I.oudon- IN. II
ova,1nn Wit1 f1nerillas ,rho commit many dan
rcdat;nns m 3enceahle citizens. Nat ionr mn
t94 f'fteen nf them dashed acrnss the Pntom1c r.
Mo,a1ass - Farrr 0' 40 m;1ea eaSt ~ Pn;nt ~
Roaa.s roacba3 4ha Bo1t;,nore + nhio RoIroed
a5 no,ia1 eo1,e S 800 hn;'sa atc ond 4rara
- ~ ~ ~ ~ anr;no ~, i1a rn1roa, t+oc anS
tn,on1on1, 111a, IN r. 1nndnn ,onsro-e ro-on ~. ~.
ts ,ras,1, 'nT nI,r"e1nan4 agsnai 1 ~ ~
rnratars nI ,ost E;I,ed Tnnnded and r7;snn.
ara +, -,,nn;1,1r 4,g1,+ Tia raha1s hnr;cd tha
ers N H. F,n9& nt & 1e TepstS n,ra patlsa t iHe
tne,l, hem - 4,,Lo,,%} tEa a~ t"u "o'o VIII
lnenl en1oaSr 3,,-,. ~ WI W., s,r>-.s
onosn1' 49,. 7.'
case has been decided in the District
Court relative to promlssory notes signed BY
into1ica ted persons: ss. lh1ef . Justice & G5rtis
clcar4yvold. Drunkenness being tempora-
r insanity, the case would De Similar YER
dict given accordingly.
71r nrnf1, coscnrss.
T, a., ro,.;a,. - ~ so,so, oo,,uo,e rr.r
ao ~ ~ Eeosn - Miastsa,si I Euoi o,nsod y. <
Wy, ~. roots VI ndssissip G.Mns
otti,ming nj Int # wa necessary To hive the
ag: cement Of States to attempt at conferring
emancipation by the Confederate authorities:
In response to some inquiries, Mr.. Foote said
be was in favor Of convention Of the Con-
fcderntc States to aid the Confederate author
tiles in adjusting terms Of peace, We had,
he said, more friends North than We lad in
either England or france, Wiling, on the rec
ognnon i:. u uSr sauepsnasnce, ~ enIel s.. mo
4!n ~ SttHa 3n:s,,1. u4 1esrse' r' nlIn LIE
~, dnat-;na IN ne+;ce ~ and fro,, sag i,o; on
re aoSe ~ ~ Ist; an9 ~. HG1. noefal
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