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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
TrEAsURRR OF THE Nsw-YoRK FIRE DE-

TIEAsURgR OF THE Ngw-YoRK FIRE DE-
pAnrugsr-For the first time 10 over twenty years the
Of the Fire Department are called upo'
10 elect a new Treasurer Mr.. Gier having dscnnea'
re- nomination The candidates before The represents
,stiycs are George +. Nesbn and james L. h'''er.
Mr. Ne,btt 10 one Of the eldest printer, IN our Guy MI.
10 at the head o, the lsrses, JOB Printing
In New York He is Q Of undonb'ed iIbsf''!' anu
90 far relieved from the neoess,y Of Attending p'"
ally 70 business a. u enable him to devote inc hecos
sary time to the duties Of the offices and VIC lisa
ing In SAYING that the Fire Department iunds wou'a
as safe with him ss with any other man IN tns Guy
Besides which he is particularly fitted to pay the p"
sous OF tho unfortunate widows aud orphans who sr'
entitled 70 receive assistance from The MUGS ~,
James L. Miller is Corporation officer a'Iaeheo W
Street Department. OF the City Government. We "'
not personally acquainted with him. and know no'ans
about his ability to oil this very important Office oo'
the Firsmen Of CITY are the principal parties
sstsd ws presume that they win BE- careful 70
candidate bet osicsistsd TO perform the ao'e' w"
o@Ss.
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Netpalork DAILY Gribn,rs
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER rs. 1864.
TS Correspondenfs

No notice csn be Of Anonymous
Whaieveri. intended for insertion must be auhees-u
bs tho address Of the wreI-not nee SAN! ~"
publication. but a snty for his Rood iau- . 49,
Al business this ofi;e should I've addiessedto 4"s
TR'sUNE." NEWTON. -
~ cAulJl undertake to rs<urn eleeted oihuie's''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

Last night attempts. apparently preconcerted
aud systematic. were made to burn number Of
the principal hotels of this city. Whether the
A., Was the work of professional thieves or Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

Ninth ALDHRMASrc DIsTRIcT.-Ihe Union
Convention in this District last night nominated Isaac
Dayton. fof Alderman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

TIpTH DISTRICT UNION ALDERMASIo Cox
vEsToy-This Convention met at tho appointed hour,
st No. lsJ Sprngst, lsst evening but failed TO make
any nomination, adjou.nng to meet at u O'Clock next
Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

ALDRRMANIC NOMISATION.--JOhn Batters-
berry was nominated for Alderman by the Union Con-
'ention iu the Frat Ald-gpsuio District last even
ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Asia, from Liverpool Nov. -,
via Queenstown Nov. H. arrived at Halifax yesterday,
bringing two days later news from Europe.
The report that the steamer Laurel, from Liver
pool has transfer red to large Rebel privateer
Yamed the Sea King. of Madeira, is confirmed Captain
temnes explained TO the what they were expected
20 do in the Rebel service Out 0; about hundred
men. thirty six declined.
The English Home Secretary has refused TO
rcprieyo Muller and be 10 be executed on Nov. II
The official correspondence between the
American Consul at Bahia and the President OF the
Province is published. 1t is reported that Brazil has
broken off friendly communications With the United
States. and that England has called upon tie great
Powers TO protest collectively against the seizure Of the
florida
Gsribaldi, who had falsely been represented
a, having uttered Southern views has written an
letter expressive OF his sympathy with our cause
Both Houses Of the Danish Rigsraad have
now adopted the treaty Of peace, and the King would
sign IL on the l2tb Of November
New insurrectionary movements are reported
from yenets and troops sent il pursuit OF .he
armed oands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR,

Acting Rear.Admiral Striking commanding
cha East Gulf Squadron. communicates from hey
West the following captures; Tie schooner Lucy
under English colors the 10th inst by the schooner
Sea Bird q tender 10 the Hendrick Hudson, aud a
uchooacr with no name, on the 2ith by the L. =
siesmer Nata Both had assorted cargoes, and were
the shore trying to run the blockade also the
schooner Badger, under Rebel ooogs from ~ Ai"i"
on the 9th inst BY the steamer Ade!a. Shewas loaded
With cotton.
Union cavalry expedition in the Shenan'
Scah Valley developed into battle on the 2d instant
., Roods Hill the Union cavalry. under Custer ana
Powell. engaging the enemy, end making several gar
Int cbarges The battle lasted for six hours ana the
object Of the eIpeditisnthe discovery Of Early posi-
lion and STRENGTHENING been accomplished our
forces retired.
The mail boat from City Point to Washing
fon yesterday brings nothing Of special importance
from the front except the report that part OF Early
force has arrived in Buffers front. 1t seems probable
from concurrent rumors that Lee has dispatched some
Of his troops to Georgia
There is reaiIirmaton. on the part OF The
Isuinie Journal that the q of Geo. Hood occupied
Wayncsboro Tenn therefiom threatening both Nash
vile and Paducah. Our army. confronting him. is re-
ported at Pulaski
Admiral Porter communicates TO the Navy
Department the arrival at Fortress Monroe OF the L. >
steamer Iasco. She captured in the Gulf Stream the
schooner Sybi Of Nassau which had cargo OF 3o'
bales OF cotton
Charles Williams, q colored United States
soldier was executed at the Old Capital Prison, at
Washington. yesterday. for the murder Of eo!ored
woman near Casey, short time ago.
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HONG journal.

Messrs. Willis 4 Phillips have issned their
prospectus for a new volume of that charming
literary and gossiping paper, the "Home Journal y
During the coming year, Mr. Willis will continue
to report the dIings AMI movements of the Fash
ionIble Worll, in which he will be, as heretofore
rcglrdful of all that interests the fair sex only;
while Mr. Phillips viii supernteud the depart
mcnts of Foreign gossip, miscelanies and criti.
cisrns. Among the now features announced Is a
romance, to commence with the first number
for the opening year, "Lnlian's Loves, Romance
Of Baltimorc;" also new series of articles called
"0ur Ghost Club" First Look at New Books, ("
&c. In brief, the prospectus promises continual
ton of all the old good features, aud tho ntroduc-
ton Of some new ones. The Home Journal will
be issued on tho hucst Of white paper, while the
printing will be ccar and egible, and its general
appearance model OF neatnsss and beauty in
newspaper Typography Terms.-For one COPY,
50, for three copies, 81 80, or one copy for three
years 81 so, always in advance. Subscriptions,
orders, remittances, and all other colnmunica tions,
to be addressed to Willis & Phillips, New York.
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rhe ohio ramilr journal.

Thisis the name of new Weekly Literary
Journal, to be issued at the city of Zanesville
Ohio, aboutthe 2O.h Of December, by John 7.
Shryoek. II will be distinstively and emphati-
cally Family Paper, which will minglc instruct
ton aud information with amusement.
The elitOr, Mrs. &. A. Porter, has been for many
years valued contributor to some Of the maga-
zines and newspapers of the Eastern cities, and
the author of some well received books.
With the second or third number will be COM
menced the publication Of an Original Story, copy
r;gbted for this paper, entitled Alvira, the Or
phau Exile, founded on fact, and assessing deep
interest to the reader in any part of the world.
This story will be equal to book of 300 pages,
and viii be followed by other Original Stories
that will not appear in any other publication.
The Journal will be issued on double medium
sheet; printed on clear new type, and contain
twenty eight long columns o. matter.
Ohio is in some respects a very prominent State
of the Union. 1t is believedt that the people will
welcome to their fresides Home Weekly Lite
rary Paper, which will fll want they have been
compelled to supply from the cities of other
States.
Terms SO Per Annum in Advance Clubs Of
Twenty five, 40 %. For other particulars ad-
dress John T. Shryock, Publisher, GAINESVILLE
OHIO.
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Monr Ynnnr EnllsI.,

A few Teeks since wo Published brief pros
pectus of new magazine for boys aud girls, tho
first number Of which was then in course of pre-
paratiou by those enteTpnsing publishers, Ticknor
L Fields, of Boston. We have since received the
first number Of the work, and Gpds sat the publish
ers have, indeed, as they promised, furnished a
work whic'i has long been needed. It contains
about eighty pages Of reading matter both inter
estipg and instructive; and While the contents Of
this magazine is such as viii at once attract the
atteation of the yonng, 1t at the same time gives
them information which they would not otherwise
obtain By any ordinary course of reading. Pa
rents can certainly make no better or more valua-
bic investment Tor their chdren than by subscrib-
ing for this magazine.
Terms--Two Dollars Dor year. three eopioS, ave
dnlars five copies, eight doiars ten copies fifteen
dollars; twenty copies, thirty dollars; aud an extra
copy to a person forming club Of twenty. Ad-
dress ficknnr & Fields, l3S Washington str eet.
Boston, Mass.
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mARRIEw

wIS--oLDS-Deeember Goth, 1884, BY the
Rev. E. Macy, az the residence Of ths brides
father, Mr.. @. W. Lewis, Of Tontpgany, Ohio, aud
Miss c. Maria Olds, Of Birmingham. Ohio.
Somehow, we have heretofore been under the
impression that friend Lewis was "family man,
but on learning our error, we sincerely beg his
pardon for the injustice Of our thoueh,s.P How
ever, now that the change of base has been
as we hope, safely effected, we wave him happy
adieu from the " brotherhood OF bachelors and
we do this the morn cheerfully from the fact that
his first sAlutston from the "realm Of mAr'-
mony," contained a generous remembrance for the
"printer." We bespeak for him and his" fn
share OF that happiness which is said to fall to
the lot Of It married mortaIs, may the oeca ionAl
"squalls" which, in the natural course of events
will probably beset their pathway, be but the pre-
cursors of "jey and gladness;" aud may the
/" branches which the Future will gather about
them, become source of honor and "joy un'
sp9akabIe."
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school Exhibitior.

According to previous uctice, the annual ex.
Eibition of the uuion Uiah School took place at
the Court House on Friday evening last, aad was
we'll attended by our citizens, We have this week
neither time space 10 give an extended notice
of the exhibition and only reitcrate the opinion
of all presonf. that the perfnrmanees exceed
ipgly crelitlble 10 the students. and ae;irded .
guarantee that the Snperintendapt and teachers
we're both iaighfgi aud eaieient.
The naxt term II school capmenees ~ Monday
n,Eb jl1uiry l,under the charge Of Mr., Ewing,
the present SuperiBts udeat. StndeHts from the
saFroua ting c'nntry eau n,w cnj,y excellent IA
cilucs ior obtaining an education, without incnr-
ring either the expense or the temptations almost
invariably eae'saoispsiiit those ~ho attend schools
., sctssiderabls disiance friq hqrs.
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Ala b eolaIer,, falnIlIe,.

wecai, the attention Of our readers % notice
in another column, Of lecture 70 be give BY Hon
Asher Cook, al the Presbyterian Church, on Friday
evening next, the proceeds Of which 10 be given
20 such families Of soldiers a. are iu need Of as
sistance.
We c,ubt not that every one who attends will
receive information Of much more value than the
admission fes vet there is another view ofthe mat
ter, which alone should prompt general attend
auce By our citiaena. Every soldier who has len
his family, aud gOus forth TO face The rebel
enemy and death upon the battlefield, has right
TO expect that his fslow-eitiEeus who pursue their
peaceful avocations at home willsee that bis fam
lily Is at least provided with the necessaries OF
hfe--and any one who shirks this responsibility
must stand condemned before his God, his own
conscience and hia honorable fellow -citizeus. 1t
is therefore the duty Of every eitzsn and II should
also be pleasure, TO share in every effort made
70 relieve the wants Of tho families Of soldiers.
The lecture alluded to is of series to be Civ
en- for this Iaudable object The lecturers receive
and ask nothing for their services, and the entire
proceeds thus go TO aid In making the home OF
the soldiers family cheerful, aad free from want.
We hope, therefore, TO see these lectures well
attended; and let persons who find Il impossible 10
attend, at least purchase ticket, and thus swell
the amount to be given for this noble charity.
In this connection, it is proper to mention that
We have hitherto, unntentousily, neglected 10 no
tice the excellent lecture given by the Rev. @. A.
Adams for the above object, on Friday eteutng
10th lust We were unable TO be present but the
lecture is represented IN US as excellent, and hr
Adams is unquestionaby entitled to the thanks o.
our citizens and of the soldiers families who Wer'
benefited by his efforts.
TIN nnrn;,,ts nf the iecinrn Mera SO 66.
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Receipts of Bowling Green Soldiers
Aid Society.
BoMLING GREEN Dec. IL. 1854.

DOWLlNd OkbbN DEC lfy lo1S.
Ed. JouRSAL: Since our last publication, the
Soldiers Aid Society Of Rowling Green has re-
oeived by contributions the following articles
From Miss Mamie E. Cowau-l pillow, pillow
case, ii yards Of bandages.
Mrs. Lockwood-50 cents, | package Of liner.
Mrs Shivey-Yarn for two pairs of socks
Mrs. Fnller--3 lbs Of dried Tomatoes.
The Ladies Of PembcrrilL--i quilt. which was
very acceptable indeed,
Cash-$I9i5, from the Mite Society.
To the ladies of Householders Corn ,r, W. return
our sincere thanks for their very liberal and ac-
ceptablc donation, consisting of quits 2pairs Of
drawers, shirts, dressing gowns, towel. arm
rest, package of rags, 81 lbs dried apples, ID
dried elder berries, 2% lbs Of lint.
we forwarded, To-day, to Cincinnati, boxes,
containing quilts, pairs of drawers, pillows,
pillow case, towels, II pocket hanlkdrehefs,
cotton aud linen rags, Shirts roll Of bantages,
sheets, bag OF sage, 5 dressing gowns, pairs
OF socks, 5@ lbs dried apples lbs dried tomsto
10 dried elderberies 294 lbs lint.
Respectfully,
S. A. SULLIVAN, Secy.
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FREEDOM AND UNION.

= IT H"II H-TII- n Z NJ
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THROAT AFFEcrIoSs.---A Physician writ
ing from Newfane, New York. speaking of
tho beneficial effects resulting from tho uso
of 'DroVn's Bronchial Troches," says:
"oblige me by sending dosou more OF
your BroncliaL Troches.' enclosing hill.
For alleyiaiing that Lorrid irriiat oa only.
feit W ythosc Who have suffered from any
Bronchial Affection lnd for,hoarseness and
sore throat ton, | am iroe % confess though
aln an ". d. they answer all you ciim
for them. wonld beg you TO feel that ]
am one Of the last me'iin the profession to
pnffa nostrnm but feel am but doing you
jnsiice % assert what have. To avoiG
disappolntm nj, he snfe u obtain tho gen
uine "BrOwn's bronchial Trochesn
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AND Is A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.

.@f-AAL N} NLAn0
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Unpresentnhle tIeads

are in momont beauii6sd by the operation Of
ChristldorO's Hair Dye. which, without the
slightest trouble, imparts to the hair Of the head
the whiskers, beard, moustachc, any shade OF
brown or the most perfect black. Ladies' can
use itwitaout soilng their fingers. 1t is the most
expeditions hair dye in the world, and the only
one free from poisonous ingredients, and that con-
tains nourishing an 1 emollient vegetable prin-
ciplc.
Chrlstadoro's Hiir PrescrvAtve, valuable
adjunct to the Dye in dressing aud promoting the
growth and perfect health of the hair aud of ia elf
when usol alone-a safeguard that proteets the
tores trnm decay under all circumstances and
nnterall c!imes. Manufactured bv j. CHRISTA.
DORo No. 3, Astor House, New-Yurk. Sold by
all druggusts. Applied BY all Hair Dresscrs.
MLll tt'.-t. n ~ 35l
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MARKET REPORTS.
PERRYsBURG MARKET.
THE LECTSLATURE
The Ohio Legislature meets at Columbus
on Monday next. January I'd, 1865.

The rebel papers in these dark days
which are black with disasters, have after
long waiting and dilgent search discover.
ed one bright spot: Prices campaign in
Missouri they say wasa complete success
and ue is now at the head Of thirty thou.
sand men. We may now expect to hear
than uoods campaign i'll Tennessee, and
Hardes's defense Of Savannah were sue
cessrul. Aud we hopo they will gain many
such successes. Ono week would not bt
too many for our side.
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Richmond papers claim that the Uuio

Richmond papers claim that the Union
raiders, un Ter Stonemah or I5urbridge. who
have done so much damage and caused so
much alarm in Southwestern Virginia, have
returned to East Tenn.
They also say that Gen. Davidson's expo.
dition from Baton Rouge has done incalcu-
liable damage to the railroads and destroy
ed imInence Quantities Of supplies.
1t is also stated that Price is organising
his army in Arkansas and has 80 900 men,
all Missourians. .g...t
The Richmond Eaq'.irer of Saturday ac.
knowledges that the affairs of the Confel-
oraoy arc under eloul."
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uarper,s sraxarlpe

fhs thirtieth volume Of this veil known and ex.
eellcui work, commenced with the December mum.
Der. Thu valuable features Of this magazine are
too veil known to NEED enumeration snd il is or
y nereSsary 10 say that, judging from tho twl
nn'nbers already before us, HaTPer for 1850 prom
ises 10 b' more attractive, # possible, than during
any rmsr year of les publication.
Terms -Four dollars per year six copies, tWen-
ty dollars. Address Harper Brothers, franklin
Square, Sev York.
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Appeal to tho Ladies of Wood
County.

Tho spring campaign is just opening. Great
battles are pen ling Thousands Of our brave bows
will have woun Is to dress. Shall they die for want
of ofb,uiages9 The supply is exhausted. and the
= ,nitnry Com nj Sion calls on every Soldiers Aid
Society throu ghout the country for rags. What
ein tho ladies of Wood County do for us? Re
n,m .mbcr what you do must be done quickly.
S,nI on your rags IS the Exchange in ferrys-
Ma
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RniIrnnh Nnticn

We take pleasure in publishing the following
notice, handed US by Mr.. Powell, the obllging
Railroad Agent, at this place;
For the accommodation Of those who may want
20 take night trains, the Railroad Office will be
opened twenty minutes before train tins.
SENECA J. POWELL, Agent.
This 10 an improvement" which has long been
needed. We have frequently seen ladies COM
PEELED to stand outside the depot, on cold winter
nights for half or three-quarters Of an hour wait
ing for night trains and we congratulate the trav'
cling public on the fact that hereafter nothing Of
the kind will be necessary.
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woOd County official Directory.
Luprc1ARY orFioERs
Perrysburg Church Directory

METHODIST EriscorAL-Rev. n Barsdnn ras'0r'
Services each Sunday at lO;So An ana
rnrsnyrEn1AS-Rev. r. W. Hill. Pastor. seIvaSes nS.
each Sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath School ana bo'e
Glass at 12 N.
4 APrsr-Rsv. II. n. TAFT. Pastor. SERVICES eaoh sun
day at 1880 A. " Sabbath School at IL NJ
rrnER IN-Rev " Klinageis, Pas'o~. serTiees every
sunday, forenoon and afternoon alternately
SsRAAH MgTHopIsT-Rev. c. Swiueforth, Pastor' 9elF
ices each alternate Sunday a: lO:3O A"f'
GArHoLIc-Rev Mr. Charles Cribs. Services each sun
daY at 10 an. and 2 Nm.
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A.CARD TO INyALIDS

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as a Missionary, discovered safe and simple rem.
edy for the cure Of nervous weakness. Early Decay
Diseases Of tho Urinary aud Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by bancful
and vicious habits. 0rcat numbers have already
been cured By this zob,e remedy Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing aud using this med
icine, 10 sealcdcuvviopc TO any one who needs it
Free Of Charge.
Please enclose stamped envelope, addressed to
Yourself Addrcss .tIa
2Sms JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
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MATmMnNlAt]


address the nndorsignca, who will y~pd yVur with
out nnoncs and without pfce, valuable Information
that viii enable you to marry happy aud speedily,
irrespective Of age, wealth or beauty. This infor-
nation WI cost you nGsa.ns, & ana yoS "lsa ,,. 70
strictly confidential. The desired information sen,
BY return mail and no questions asked, address
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
ureenpoint, Kings Co., New York. go
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The Lit,ls Pilgrim

fais is the title Of AAohthiy Journals for girls
ami boys, edited by Grace Greenwood. The Litiis
P1yria is p9auesliOnsbIy the best childs paper
ia An sTiea.
Tsrns-Siagle copies, 90 conts per year.
copies, % 75 copies. and one n getter up OF
club s. co. u copies, 4 co. 10 copies, 0 90, 50
copies. - %. Addresay L.aAndcF K Iippinccti
$40 walna, sissst, PhlsdvlPhia.
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SCARCITY OF IRoH IN REBELDoM The
TriJaacS Army Of the james special says
refugees from Richmond say the scarcity Of
up the water pipes from the streets to cast
into shot All shot and fragments OF shell
thrown into their lines are carefully saved.
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SouooL EXAMINERS, NorIcE.-7he

- Board Withhold their next regular session forths
examination of freacRers en- the
West Miilgrove, first friday in October
Gilead. 6rst Friday in November
bowling 1reen hrst frdSy in December.
Perry shurg, hrst Friday in January, leo1. .
ENrmir r1tiors G::.vpmuence punctually Al y ~. ~ :
Applicants nead not apply for Special Exam nation.
tut re required ateRd the stated meetings otthe
hoard
an c,rrcspa aieuce with the Examiners should be
Airacted to the under5t gn ed. at Rowling Green.
S6 J W WOODBURY. Clerk.
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NEW YORK. Doc. 27.-The HeIrlLEs New,
berne correspondent says Gen. Palmer's OK,
pedition from Plymouth, under Col. French,
up the Roanoke. penetrated considerable
distance and had several engagements, de-
feating the rebels on every occasion, driy.
ing them ont of entrenched positions and
taking a number of prisoners. Tho gun
boats were to cooperate, but were pre-.
vented by torpedoes.