, 1864-11-02
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"" 11snnaGnt 1reas,s Dispateh-Hl@hIy In
@efessA0g News SQmmary.
lopeenl Dispatch to the Western p.ess.1
NEW foEx, Tuesday, Nov. 1,
Inc edeT01d'sspecia1 says: On the south eld
OF the James our losses in men are nndnr
STOOD to be substantially equal to the ene
mss, with the CHARGES somewhat in on
1asof' we certainly captured over 1.o
pf'son ara. Rehelpapero yesterday claim c,n
lures to Offset half that number, Gen. Ri
ler.e army lost the most. There isno of7oso,
EeRoft Of losses yet made. o'1'e1a
pana Ine 1e7e.a's Z. 20 5th Corps special says Cant
| rope, OF Gen. Warmers stiff: VIVA cantn!a5 upt;
q rebel Captain ard eight men. 4 rehsi
captain ssked bow be would be treated i ha
ssulis59erea: Being told he would not he
| men to Capt. Pope. "A'" LIZ
Ihe 1tH<"' special with Sheridan says thu
t aatle vas 0llowed By aetampede Of citIzsns
m rom the valley to the north Of the Potnm.c
I0-cay .G0 wagon loads .tayted down tha
paae as 5or ne North. The majority of'citizens
ready mo1ed ut ne9r of tha hp,op55sy and have a.
a1e e. mahing preparations to go. -
:. me Richmond Whig says EARLY will not he
removed. The erea4 object Of lis camnsirn ot r9
vas TO- drive ont Hunters army, peuttrata
Sa1yl,nd, and also force the transfer Of
q
bore era Of the Ohio river.
Inc Cnarieston Mercury saya the blockade
OF Wilmington is as effective as Yankee in
genntts and an unlimited number Of pun-
beats can make It,
: OUR SOUTHERN NEWS.
!; Prsoners escaped from AudersoayilIe gav
Inat Inc deaths during the month Of august
averaged one hurond daily, princ1p lily from
seurvy ana starvation. After Atlanta fell
ThhR11 fa
fortified. -A'''A5
1he Richmond Enq,srer's Newmarket cor
re6poncence says the fight Of Esrl7's army
W@s the greatest stampede Of the war. In.
c!uding both infantry and cavalry. Il calls
tne actlon Whole day Of glory Lost by few
brigade, regiment or company. The Whofe
army Was confused mass Of men in fuli
flight : 0A =" 'DA'
THE CAPTURED ROANOKE.
NEW ioRE, Tuesday, Nov.l.-The schooner
HouLd arrived from Bermuda this forenoon.
bringing the officers and crew of the steamer
konuoRe. An officer Of the Roanoke clYes
g.: same particulars as heretofore pnbiished.
Ras,9a ns m9ahoke took provisions and coal OF
secured OILY fifteen tons Of coal. Si7.oo0
q ereenbacks, and $1,000 in gold was the
ahount Of money. The steamer and carpn |
were burned. 60
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 81 The Rich
nond Enqnsrtr Of Saturday publishes llst Of
I mon .otacers taken prisoners on Thursda7.
among them are Capt. q. Wentworth. 79fh
Vis: Capt. II. sherneG, 18th Wis ifent u
4. 9. Hadley, 18th Wis. and ]. B. Straw.
Tie Medical Director of the 18th army
,orps arrived at Old Point from the James
iFer this evening: Herepresents everything
'ery quiet In front.
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
rial of Col North, for participated in tbs
lection frauds, Is postponed. The eonmjs-
1oners selected By Gov. Seymour, had an
Interview with Secretary Stanton Tits alter
oon. The result Of the conversation ia not
ct knoHn. ~ ."S
FOREIGN ITEMS
Ihe London Herald gives long account
ths Fair at Liverpool for the benefit OF the
ederate and British aaga are tastefuiiv
"ined together. Each Southern State has
stall devoted to 1t. One stall is kept by
ady DE Paughton. wife OF the leader In tbe
ece1t pefition to President LiDcolu. Lafge
ufnoers OF rebels residing in Paris and Lon !
on, nave come to Liverpool to visit the
The rebel cotton loan advanced the present
eek to 1Gin consequ nee Of Important news
ON Inc South, known only to spectators.
Capt. Wood, of the Tallahassee, is very In-
lenant over the conduct of Lord
5ons and Admiral Hope, in refusing
In coal and repairs at Halifax.
The London papers are full of details OF
lures In commercial circles. The panic |
ciades ali occupations. American, Aus
allan end large East Indian failures are ex-
MARKET AATTEr5.
Ihe epeeulasive excitement In the stock market.
E board and the sales larger than at aDy time
ICE the excitement Of last march. Short ssles
ere eptIre'y abandoned, and nearly the whole
ted for the advance last week have sold out. =
'1npa1atively faw outtldezs have been drawn in.
fhe ,b9lp2 t. PRINCIPALLY confined to h!9ke,s
stern. ReadinR. Michigan Southern and Fost 4
ayne: Railroad bonds were strooeer. but a.
e. II. Hosefnmtnts we're active. ,Tne mlscel'ane-
8 lttt sympathizes With the improvement IN | ,
,cke. '&' - AA11s
The god market Was again excited under strong
an11a Ihs Pt;s sge
the r1ae are the demand ior EXPORT, the chat
as news a
dfers are freely discussed by the gold apscuIa.
Che demsnd for foreign exchange Is less than :.
rhe money ms.ket is unchanged. ~
The news BY the HiberD1t gives details OF nu-
sons additional failures 10 Europe and South
'tfica. Several new houses are 1nesry ia coz
nenca. n
'he week opens qnlet. In the dry good+ m,r- ''
buyers are extremely cautious, aud only p1r- 4
Ee 10 supply immediate wants. 2t
iold tonight at 0al1azters Exchange, als. I
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