New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The Sanitary Commission has sent ar II ent
and stock Gifts supplies with each vessel OF the feet
zone to Savannah to bring our paroed men North lhe
Commission has also made arrangements to elle' late
The sufeTings Of these upon their arrival at Annap
OILS Large invoices Of stores win be sent there from
New York. Baltimore and Washington, and tie force Of
relief agents increased according 10 the largely aug
mented demand for their valuable services. Combs,
Lsndkercbefs towels and many other articles not fur
nishsd by the Government will be distributed among
the men In large quantities.
The gunboat Sassacus returned to Hampton
Roads yesterday, from hex search for the piyateer Tel
Ishasses On the 18th, she ien il with steamer, sup
posed DO the object Of her search and pursued her
during that day and Sunday At one time the vessels
were only FIVE miles apart, but the coming on OF night
rendered the pursuit useless When lest sight Of, the
stranger was inside the lines Of The blockeding feet of
Wilmington; and she is undoubtedly the some vessel
reported to have been chased the 1lh inst by tie
Banshce and Huntsville.
4 family by the name Of Kline, and Wncy
O. o Brien, residents OF London and Jefferson Coup.
xies Va were arrested on the Cd inst, upon sus-
picion Of being connected with Mosbys guerrilla gang
Upon the person OF Dr. Kline. Of the prisoners was
found the sum of g Co. 60 portion OF the large
amount which robbed from Major Ruggles and
another Paymaster the lith OF October by some OF
Mosby men The prisoners were committed to jail to
await their trial.
From the Army Of the James, we learn that
the negotiations for exchange Of prisoners have been
,brought 20 successful conclusion, and that Col Mul
ford will at proceed from Fortress Monroe TO Ss
vanpah Ca. with ten thousand Rebel prisoners, 10 be
exchanged for a like number Of our own men. This
exchange it is understood embraces mainly such pris
f.o, al froro ifnu ot'i
fhe field Considerable ealno1sdiug had been heard in
The direction Of Petersburg.
The enemy acknowledge loss OF 200 killed
sad wounded in the attack Of Saturday night near the
osnt4. Of the Army Of the Potomac nud hive been
granted flag Of trace TO bury their deed. Gen. Mott
has congratulated The troops for their gallant conduct
in the affair Two Pennsylvania agents from Phila-
d,phis r. Miles and Patrick Corrigsn, were arrested
ut Gen Miless headquarters. on TIE charge OF having
IT thar possession blanks with the names Of the cleo
tors sps,t wlong and one name left out.
The U. S. steamer Calypso arrived at Fortress
Mprros on Tuesday morning, from Beaufort, Me- tow
@ the blocksdc.runner Lady Sterling captured on the
81 OF October while running out Of Wilmington, n.
g. with load Of cotton The flag oftruce feet, under
Lieut.. Co, Mulfcrd which has assembled AZ Fortress
Monroe during the past two months and been prepsr
Ing 10. general exchange Of prisonegs sailed On Tues
dsy afternoon for Por! Royal S. c.
Admiral Farragut, in a dispatch to the Navy
Department states that by fag-oftrnce the nnmes are
.isasaed Of four men who ashore from the Tecum
ssh and taken prisoners by the Rebels on the 9Th
OF August They are George g. 0ycrton, or Division
j. Lougbrey. 7. McGinnis, aad - Farrell; and that
they we're sent from Mobile 10 Americas. Georgia
On the 25th of October fight occurred be-
tween scouting parties at Saline Arkansas about 20
miles south of Little Rock; q Rebels killed. and
Is captured We had Killed, and ! wounded Another
ngat Is reported, Hurricane Creek in which the
Rebels get the worst oft Our loss two officers
aud nine mem the Rebels he'd % killed.