The New York herald., 1864-11-26

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Consideration prevailed in Charleston and Savannah
gsrdins shsrmsn's great raid,
Mrs Sarah Hutchings has been convicted BY military
commission In Baltimore or having been extensively en-
rebel guerilla chief Harry Gllmor and seniepced TO Inn.
prisonmsGt Tor nvo years her case attracts much
attention and interest In tho Monumental City. and
strong efforts being made by ber frionds 70 procure
mitigation OF her punishment
The papers Of Nassau the Bahamas dated toths 10Th
us give the following movements at that pors sfreesl
blockade runners the 3fst ult the steamers Chic "a
and syren from Charleston, and the Armstrong. from
Wilmington arri yed the 7th inst the Coqus'te and
Druid. from Charleston, and the Little Hattie from
Wilmington arrived; on the 10Th the General Cnch ar
rived from Charleston The VIII o. the wisp returned 70
port on the sp and ths WIND Rover on tho 18th. the
latter having been chased by federal cruiser. The
Owl and Stormy Petre from Bermuda, and the Ptarmi
gan from Halifax. had also arrived having been chased
OF Wilmington. The Bertha. Julia Armstrong, Ptsrmi
gsp Little Hattie Owl and Beatrice haA sailed 10 the
blockade
In The rebel House Of Representatives las. optsy
Mr.. Foote made another display Of his beoose qualities,
and called upon any member who objected 70 anything
hs had previously said t6send him note, which he
would not fan to give attention. Mr. Foots subss
qusnty arrested and required give bail to keep the
peace on charge OF being engaged TO hght duel with
John Mitchell. The House again. In aucthsr nt or des
perase patriotism re.adoped ts previous resolution to
fight out the to the bitter end. Late rebel papers
say that eight transports loaded with Union troops and
two batteries Of fParrott guns have left Norganzia Ia for
the White river Arkansas An account given of the At,
tempt and failure escape from prison al Columbia c.,
OF eighty Union officers committee Of the Georgia
Legislature have reported that Mr.. Aired member OF
that body has been engaged in recruiting IN Northern
Georgia several companies OF men for the armies OF
Geusral Sherman. We informed by correspondent
Of the Mobile Resr that the coru crop in Northwestern
Mississippi has besn failure aud that the inhabitants
likely to suffer greatly in consequence unless speedily
relieved correspondent, Ia describing che rebel gun
factory at Montgomery, Alabama, says that In shors
time Will be able TO furnish all the needed for
Che rebel armies The garrison Of Mobile h said to be
suffering much for want Of necessary clothing negro
recently hung In Carroll county, Misaisspp for at
tempting to raise company Of u his color 80
FIGHT 10 the Union cause.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The steamship Asia, from Queenstown November 10.
reached Halifax yesterday morning on her voyage TO
Boston. Her news Ia two days later.
Captain Semmes received the crew Of his new Ala.
bana, the Sea King, board that vesse OF Madeira
The men were shipped In Liverpool. On their joining
the Sea King Semmss made address, explaining tho
nature Of the duties expected from them by the rebel
government II ehe conclusion OF hia remarks row
snsued deck after which thirty.slx out Of
hundred refused 60 with him. aud returned TO Liver
pool in the Laurel
The London journals publish the correspond be
British Consul st Bahia, Brazil, and the Gov
0; the province the Florida Influenced by
the psrusal or the ofc.A papers, OF the london
journals renew tner angry protests against the action Of
the commander Of the Wachusett. Others OF tless
papers express the hope that due repaan Win be made
BY the Units4 States government.
Ia France Of Paris Says that Brazil has hroxsu or d.
poatio relations with the Unod States 10 consequence
latest date ASSERTS shat England has called al the
other great Powers protest collectively against the
seizure.
London paper confsssss sna, British asmy onicsrs,
when regularly commissioned have always been recAved
with courtesy In the American camps, North and
South.
Earl Russell delivered address IN the University Of
Aberdeen In which he pressed bis Joy a the fac, thai
the negro forever free In America, no matter how
the may end in reuuion--or "a nnal separation" /"
Hon. j. c. scarle,t late British Minister in Athens has
been appointed ambassador of Queen vctoris Mexico.
Frsuz Muller 10 be executed the 14th OF Ncvem
be the Home Secretary having refused 20 repreve him
The Dins German peace treaty was approved W both
branches Of the Danish Legislature.
The debates on the Franco-Ialian convention and the
question OF the rsmova OF the capital continued
the italian Parliament. Dsporabs damage bad been
done by the recent floods around Florsoce
Armed nsurrect,oasry demonstrstious had again besn
made in veustia.
Admiral Sir N. stopford, r. n, "a dead.
The King Of Belgium was visit to the Emperor
Napoleon.
The Londoa discount market Vas easy, but there wss
an average demand at the bank at the reduced rate.
consols closed Al el solS Tor uoaey, on ths 18Th Of
November.
The Liverpool cotton market buoyant the 18th
Of November, st advance ranging from one fourth
10 one half Of penny. Brsadstuis wsro steady, Pro-
vIsious dull
MIsCELIANE0Us NEWS
Several nrss appsrcsty the result OF desgn eccufrec
last night eight hotels 10 this cItylhe 81 Nicholas,
Metropolitan, Lafarss, St. James, Love,oys, Belmont,
Tsmmany Hall, Gramercy Park, and also 10 Barnums
Museum The Fire Department very active, 20 d
the nrce were put down, with only trBlng less In
every instance the presence Of bottles OF phosphorus
was discovered Va the beds, showing combination Of
lncesdarcs with manifest intention OF either pluader-
Ing the hotels or creating geosral conaaSraton in hs
city. Chief Engineer Decker, upon bearing the first
alarm telegfsphed al the hotels 10 guard them against
danger Two parties have besn arrested On suspicion
The two houses OF Congress viii reaSsembe o. Washing
ten on the 9Th proxlno one week from next Monday