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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

THR BROOKLYN FAIR.-The Fair at the
Academy of Music continues TO attract large numbers
The place is filed day after day and night after night
and the success Of the enterprise has thus far been
great that has been decided to continue 1t until Satur
day night and then If the stock now On hand is not
disposed Of to put up at auction during the first part
of next week. 1t was under consideration To close
Thursday night bat the throng in attendance impclled
the Executive Committee to suspend action In regard 10
,s ustsE, and the aaT Y " Therefore s2stnge u 'pat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

Ladies, Breast-Pins, New Styles. two, THREE,
min FIVE SIX SEVEN EIGHT, TEN, TNELNE T.,
sIsrtr N TWENTY, TN TWENTY-FIVE 10 FIFTY DOL
= ms. III Nor ,als BY GEORGE C. ALLEN,
""'' no. AZ Broadway, one door below Canal 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and in,tAnsneoi
m effect The genuine il signed WILuAs A bATchHLoR
Sold BY oil Druggists. Factory No 81 BsrcAy't
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-IKB PICTURES.
Car.. a, yi.jts 81 per dozen; Duplicates TO- Al neg
s,i,rs registered RIA. LKwIs, No l52 Chatism'' T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

On mo ion OF Mr.. HOWARD (Un. Mch.). resolution
-vss adopted calling The Secretary Of the Treasury
20 furnish copies OF the reports Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company or any other mentioned in the Goth
section OF the Pacific resolution. requesting the Pres
iient 10 inform the Senate If he has fixed the points oil
1ae commencement Of the Union Pacific Railroad or lis
branches at the Eastern terminus.
At quarter 70 o'clock the Senate went Into TX.
ecgtiye Session and soon adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. ia republican Cairo
despatch says:
New Orleans papers Of the 18th state
that the steamer Clinton has just arrived
from Brojos Saritoga, with reports that
Sonora and Plonet ashore at Brojos; the
former will probably be got of, but it ID
doubtful il the latter can be saved.
The rebel Gen. Slaught At Brownsville,
has been reinforced by three thousand SOL
diers and twelve pieces Of artillery, in an
ticipation Of an attack from the Federal SOL
diers.
The New Orleans Times says that Gen.
Canby's wound is not SO serious IS at first
reported. The ball passed through the
right thigh without touching the bone, end
made the wound painful. He will be con-
fined to his room only few weeks.
Cotton is selling for sixteen and twenty.
Great excitement again prevails ct Mem
phis in consequences Of reports Of Beaure-
gard marching against the city with large
70. ce from Corrinth. Every preparation il
being made for the defense Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

New YoRE. Nov. 1.-THE cost Of ruer.
rills waretarc to the rebels in Virginia l1,s
been very severe. The Richmond Whig
says company of - were appointed 10
make An estimate Of the losses In the coun-
~ o. Rockingham. inflicted by Sheridan in
executing the order 10 destroy the haunts Of
guersillss, and their reports show total loss
Of &25, OOO.O
Mosby and his gang is nm institution Of
little profit 10 tie rebels.
Gen. Sherman few days since wrote 10
his father ln-iaw, Hon. Thomas Ewing. that
he. was the leader Of the bravcst and best
army that ever marched oh American soil.
After referring to the sad condition Of the
refugees flying from starvation IL the Nor h.
this correspondent somewhat sicnilican,l,
says that the most guilty offenders have NOT
yst been reached, &C.. and the lower parts
Of this State have as vet restesl secure from
the approach of the hated Yankee.
In 'hess districts, millions of bales foot
tom have been stored. and thousands Of
slaves have been gathered upon friendly
planenfSoss. Here have the more wealthy
rsOs!s rstteated - our army advanced south.
ward, End % the cities Of Macon. Columbus
and Augusta hAs bosh removed I'll the valu.
able uachinevy ~ dc construction Of loco-
motives and rolling 81 iron end manulsctnre
otnnmoa and small arms and Different kinde
u amonnttton. -''''--
e Augasta, I "a told, there l. stored
oeady I'm = tnilljon bales or cotton. ,rh;l.
ene largest powder magazine in Amcric. Il
mere containing The largest supply Of now :.
dsr u the rebel States. Our soidiers' too.
ne counned IN the 1oathsome brisona ~
tneoe parts. Would Il not Be ! noble a.!hievc.
ns coa.d these prisoners be got free, the
rebel wealth destroyed, their munitit rs Of
~, re machinery and important cities
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJufAxr GEvRRAL's OFrrcE,
Davenport, Nov. Ii, 1854.
CIRCULAR.

Davenport, Nov. Ii, 1854.
CIRCULAR.
Particular attention is again called TO the fol.
lowing par agra3hs Of General Orders No. Al,
current series Of this Department
I'll. All Companies receiving arms from the
State. must meet for drill a. often us once q
month. or thei' arms will be transferred to COM
MES that will atterd to their duties.
". Bonds Tor arms must be furnished in all
cases. The neglect in this particular has pro-
duced unnecessary delay in delivery Of arms
v. Fire Organizing Committees Of the several
counties are enjOined to attend Immediately to
the matter Of rolls bonds, ammunition. esc.. and
to report on the action Of Companies on article
Of these General Orders
W. Commissions to officers will b. issued a
rapidly a. possible, b., the county committees
and officers accompanies must be careful in their
returns OF rolls audin returning rolls TO inclUss
County committees are requested to deliver
ecmnnissionstn their hands "a oiDcess u compe
mics in their respective counties, or TO notify ssid
officers that the commissions can be had upon ap
pliestion TO said committee. y
By order Of the Governor.
n. B. DAKRQ, :
- Adjutant General Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

Nsw YouG, Nov. 1e.-The city b full Of
rumors and reports concerning 6herman's
movements, and there il panic in gold
Tho rumors are vague, only stating that
Sherma" IL meeting with great success, but
not trac. able 70 any good authority.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal,
18th, has arrived.
A feet Of steamers from Fort Monroe,
with IL, 900 rebel prisoners to Be exchang-
ed 1t Savannah, were q Hilton Head on
the 18th, the prisoners dying 1t the rate Of
four or Ave per day.
The 18th was duly celebrated ct Port
Royal - the anniversary Of our capture Of
that place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

OAmo. Nov. 15.-Tts ram Switzerland
eeeea =. 81 Louis, snagged and sunk Iast
evening above Commercs. Il n thon,ht
Gbe - - raised.
80 baIes q cctton passsd here to day for
- Loaiss and ~ for Cincinnati.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

NV Yoss. Nov. 1e.-Ths Times says Z
dispatch Vas published in Cincinnati p
Der yesterday giving some details Of the de.
narture Of Sherman's columns from Atlanta
on the 9Th, and their probable concentration
It Augs,ssA Ga, which the Wr Depart
mcnt deems contraband, and Ne Therefore
rsfinin from publishing the report
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

T,AMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
y on hand the best quality Of Provisions.
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry. d.
export. myll-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18
New York Markets.

New York Markets.
NRw Yoxx Nov. IS.
FLorR- 2o@3Oc lower. &sso@9.46 extra
state !; 1o.50@ 1915 r. II. O.
WHxAr-Market dull 2@s lower 4235 Chi.
csgo spring. 9".25 good winter red.
CoRx-tl.7915@i.s0 in store.
Oars Rather steadier; good business ~
@99 western.
PoRK-Decidedly lower. e3s. 3s@ss.50 mess !;
&s9.7594O.OO new; &s7.S7@37.5 so prime.
LARD-Scarcely 50 firm. 2l@2$Zc.
WHIsKY-Steady at l72Ql.74.
Su0AR-fine 21Ql23.
PErROLEUM-Quiet. 45c crude; 67012c re-
fined bound; sSc free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

Stock Market.
New YoRK, November II.
Stocks lower-Gold, e2,11.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

IARPkNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP o.
~ Com7srcial Alley, sppesits Post OAss, %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

r AND AGENT; BUYS and sells Real r.t...
~ on commission, attends to renting Hous es'
Halls, etc. The best references given when Re
quired. Office in Frank Plummer's Law ONE.
entrance lower end Of Post Office Block. ~
stairs. sep2s-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

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Cyetc140 O1D9 Rttt6eeS1
And bot 0ME CHANGE bstwesn
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VIA ALls1Su9.
WsedruffS Dtale Reen Sleepiog caSas
Are ran O Night Tfsns, ead baeeses y sbeeke1
70 secure ths 6hsrtast Dssts, 0sse1ss1 q
sAviNa or TWO nOune rr1fn
ASK F0R ZXCKEz6 VA TIP WRT
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, 1864-11-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRINGFIELD, Monday, NOV. q.
From the returns it is concluded TINT D. Z.
Green, Union, is not elected in the 9TH Sena-
torial District. James Stevenson, Copper
Senate stand Is Onion to Il Coppezhead, and
the House 81 Union to 81 Copperhcad, ma-
king Is Union majority on the joint ballot.
Wm. Il. McGaryey, q supposed rebel. officer,
was arrested By order Of Gen. Cook at the
st. Nicholas Hotel in this city yesterday. A
full dress Of q rebel colonel's uniform was
found in his trunk; all the clothing was
marked Vim. II. McGregor.
Gen. Logan left here for st. Louis yesterday.
Hon. Lawrence Weldon, U. s. District At
torney, has returned from Chicago, where he
has been examining some Of the parties who
left Christian and other counties to take
part in the contemplated raid on Chicago.
The examination disclosed conspiracy to
procure parties from those counties to go to
Chicago and help release the rebel prisoners,
vote at the election, &c. The examination
duplicates certain parties in the State beside
those arrested.
4 meeting Of the committee appointed at 4
public contention Of the friends Of Industrial
Education held In this cityJ unc 9th, 1868, and
of the Committee appointed By tho Convention
held during the State FaiE, in September last,
will be held in the Agricultural rooms in this
city, December 9Th proximo, to consider the
subject Of the best disposition to be made Of
the funds to accrue from the Congrcssional
grant of1ands to this State.
, 1864-11-29

sultation with the Secretaries Of the War aud
Treasury Departments.
Tie Fourth Auditor during the past week
adjusted the claims Of the U. 8. steamers
Tyler, Signal, Gen. Lyon, Black Hawk. Dab
LID, Lilly. Pansey, Fern, Connestoga, MarmoEa,
Pillow for cotton captured from the rebels.
The Heralds dispatch from Washingtonsays
there can be no doubt that the Government
has issued orders for the surrender of the
Florida aud her crew to the authorities Of
Brazil.
York Trbune's Washington special says: So
licitor Whiting and Judge Lewis are spoken
Of as Attorney General Bates' successor.
The New York Timer Washington special
says: Judge Advocate Holt stands the best
chance.
Mr. Lincoln will not hear of Blr. stanton's
leaving the War Department; so the Butler
spcculations amount to nothing.
Judge David Davis, Of Illinois, will certain-
~ be Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court,
and Judge Usher will take Davis place.
Our military authorities are In the highest
spirits at the general situation.
WAsH1So7oN, MONDAY, Nov. 28.-The fol-
lowing order has just been Issued:
WAn DzrARrnxsr, AD5'r GEMS OFFICE, =
WASHINGTON, Nov. aS.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 2S7.-Ordered, for
rnis1ng and organizing new volunteer Army
Corps:-F7rst, That an army Corps, to con-
sist of not less than q, 900 tnfantry, and en-
listed for not less than one year, to be desIg-
nated NJ TIE First Corps, shall be organized ia
the District Of Columbia, commencing the
organization on the 1st day Of December, 1854,
and continuing until the 1st day Of january
next, the priyates to consist Of ablc-bodted
men Whe LaVc served honorably not less than
two years, and therefore not subject to draft.
The officers to be commissioned from such ns
have honornbly served not less than two
years.
Second, Recruits will be furnished transpot-
tation to Washington, and will be credited to
the district in which they or their flmiliesa arc
domicilcd, and will be paid special bounty
of $500 from the substitute fund upon being
mustered into the service. Each recruit who
preserves his arms to the end Of Ills term may
retain them as his own upon being honorntly
discharged. -:
Third, Details Of organization will be pres
cribcd by the Adjutant General. The heads
Of bureaus will detail competent officers for
the prompt examination snd organizing, arm
ing. eQuipping and supplying the Corps.
Fourth, Major General Hancock is assigned
to the command Of this Corps, With lead-
4uasters ut Washington.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
{Signcd j.. ED. TOWNSEND,
saFassistant Adjutaut General.
, 1864-11-29

bon, md started for the ports in north
eastern Spain, where British feet and Brit
ish transports could come to his aid. But
he Ind to fight his way. King Joseph, Ma
poleon's brother, with his army, was before
him. History tells how the great Captain, by
brtllinnt strntegy, severed the connection Of
the French with the coast, drove them up The
rugged valley Of the Douro, reached tue ports
Of santander and Bilboa, obtained his sup
plies, Won crovning victory nt vittoria, and
thus delivered Spain Of the rule Of the French
men. This Wellington did, having left a base
on One coast for new base on another coast,
to reach which homarched hundred thou-
sand men SIX hundred miles in six weeks,
fighting as he went The movement Of shcr-
man will be in history the twin in conception
to that Of Wellington, and it may gain
closer resemblance in lts victories and its re-
suits.
, 1864-11-29

the party were mounted on fine bloodcd
horses. Captain Montgomery, is we'll known
as having been in charge Of the cons:Eac-
ton Of the Confederate fleet at the time Far.
rngut passed the Mobile forts. He .skedad>
died al that time, and has since been engaged
In the guerilla business, which seems to be
profitable business, Judging from what was
the rebel service, and had intended to become
7,aa cnn1,Ja cftfvar
, 1864-11-29
a NEW AGENCY FOR THE DES-
TRUCTI0N OF RICHMOND.
The New York Plot---Ar-
resrs-Rewards Offered
Precautions.
QUE NEW X0RH MIDNIGHT DE-
PATCR--mIIITA AND
GENERAL NEWS SUM-
MARY.
FROM S{IERMAN.S MARCH,.
Latest News and numotB-The Rebels
Mum, But Not HAPPY.

NEW TORE, Monday, Nov. es.-The- Poa's
Washington special says that Richmond pa
pera Of Saturday suppress the latest news
from Georgia, but there are indications that
Sherman is still successful.
4 special messenger just arrived here from
Savannah. reports that no doubt exists Of
Eherman's SUCCESS.
A feet is ready to cooperate with Sherman
on the sea-coast Of Georgia.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov 28.-1t is be-
licved here that in few days we shall have
Intelligence. 1srrct frou Gen. Sherman, by
way Of Savannah or Charleston.
NEW ToRK, Monday. Nov. es.-Thc Navy
Department has received batch Of Southern
papers ria Savannah. Augusta papers do not
regard the cavalry fight which occurred on
the Oconec river, near alilledgcrille, in half
50 favorable light for the Confederatcs Us
the Richmond papers. It was very small
affair.
, 1864-11-29
Netn advertisements
THICAGOWEEKLYTRIBUNE
Contents for the Week Ending Dec. l

c.....~ fn. <r,e WAL. Erd,nv nac l.
CohtenHs 1o1 sno ''~ A'ee' -
-SuERMAN.S MARCH: Beauregasd and Hood Out.
wItted. DC.
tcMun tone9ess. anh sooA AA'~~@9s - '4' A''oe'
s-NEGTRIfCTrnN or TIE ALBEAfARLE,
1-IuE SOUTHERN PRISONS: Interesting NARA
lFRoM FAST TFESESSEE: The Battle Between
f;iiitm md nreckfnridge
6-GEN. GRANT IN PHILADELPHIA: Immense
Enfnuaiasm ot the peonle,
7-PARSfV BR6WNLOW STILL ALIVE.
S-TiJE: WAR in FAST TENNESSEE: The Late
Hstfic HrtrcTn RrccktnrIdce and Glllem,
9-ATLASTA-~DONE GOMEZ.
~ Of tho Weed-Euecn of Smoking Cigars, Pipes,
and Meerschaums,
n-R0M4NEE III ZEAL LIFE: An Abducted
Daughter Discovered After IN interval OF Twenty
s-A NEW DEVICE OF WAR: A Wrousht,1ron
ia au1G.i CHicAGo i: REP6RTER 0N HIS TRAVELS:
Druid, of the New York World.
IA STORY Of GEN. SHERMAN.
, 1864-11-29
FROM NORTII CAROLlN.A-
Great r1Teat Ne>gbern-Inaportnnt
E1t11tNry 1xCIuH.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Prcss.l
NEW YonK, Monday, Nov. 9.
The Sewbern, n c., Dipatch of the 26th
says: 4 fire here last Saturday night de-
stroyed twenty buildings, mostly business
houses, some containing large stocks, most
insured. The principal sufferers were $. HUI
burt & McLeon, Robt. Dunn, j. B. Oxley, j.
4. Thompson, ]. N. Allen, Jr., McsoErely, ].
Lewis, l. Bair. l., Montannc, Jno. Good, R.
NcElveny, ]. J. schillinger, r. Berry, and
Mr.. Bowgcr.
4 skirmish occurred at Plymouth the other
day, in which the rebels were repulsed.
1t is reported tue enemy are fortifying Ro-
anoke and Chowau rivers with view of cvac-
Mating Virginia. 4 daily line Of steamers arc
running TO Fortress Monroe.
, 1864-11-29


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p.r.;o. w., wara ~ snnsnn,;s ' to1n; "; ~ a..
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aa1a,+;oa ~ ~ 49, f. 1-.+chod ha,ond
aaeo-;nt;nn h.ro heen shown aav;s "a.
4;nns rh,.n The hovs hronrbt o1onc f.,m
.dareon1;11a 40 :. nne,nen+n II consisted NJ
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.ne "uo1e oono ~ IL ,rl" ue etssa' 3uo "sA
ine 5ue1 s.1 ouneee' 'ln3 " 1ue aAen ate ~
mose enI1ets AaAeo, n"'lns nao on1s one
eulI curing 1ae's imprisonment
10y o.ncere VI aae pi'a.e tior'oa nAse oeen
sent 70 fort warren, 10 pe neto as prlsoners
OF war. lhe sinking o4 4'the flofloa docs mol
c1eate aus holpf4se Aele'
1en' 1lltnore aF'a'eo III thls OILY to'oas.
tol' = y. Hachs, commanding Inc post at
fadaean' is mere On important BUSINESS pef-
taln1ng 10 western Kentucky.
joel GuEley Of Illinois, has been promoted
to third asslstanfclcrkshfp III the sixth Audi
tors Office
An order mas just been issued ny tne war
Department, notifying Lieut.. Allen Els
worth, 11sth Illinois volunteers, TINT he will
stand dismissed from the service If he does
not appear within fifteen days before the Mill
taEy Commission In this city, to answer the
charge Of fdisobedience OF orders and absence
without leave
Richmond papers OF Saturday are received
but contain little news. The Enquirer says,
according to agreement it abstains from gir-
, 1864-11-29
FROM THE LOWER pDTO-
MAC.

City Point tNexy*-Stcambont Destroyed
OH the James Rtvcr-NnrroHy Escape
e1: GSa nT,iss and d t;tn 1tne6 s'e
or'so Flu. S''A'"s u t"e f'a&e N''-
WAsH1sGToN, Nov. GA dispatch to the
Navy Department from Admiral Porter, d.
ted Fortress Monroe, today, states that one
Of our steamers has arrived. bringing the reb-
cl Admiral Buchanan and his two aids.
The following has also been received:
F0isrREss MONROE, November g.
''To: Mr.. Wellcs, Secretary Of the Nary:
II have just received telegram from the
commander of the prize steamer Florida, in
forming me that she had sunk in nine fathoms
Of water. She had been run into by m army
steamer and badiy damaged. Niliinform the
Department, when received, Of particulars.
I'D. D. PORTER, Rear Admiral"
4 steamer has arrived from City Point.
No News.
WASHINGTON, Monday, November g, 1864.
The E,ening Star says: The mail steamers
which arrived here to-day reports TINT yester-
City Point from the direction Of Petersburg,
but this is Of frequent occurrence, and was
oceasfoned by the usual artillery duclling. On
Wednesday night last the rebels made q sud
den attack on our pickcts near Broadway
Landing, on the Appomatox, which was
speedily repulsed. During the rain and dark
ness Of the night the rebels -gobbled up O
Colonel and 40 men.
AS the steamer Webster WIS coming down
James River yesterday, when near Hog
Island, she discovered the steamer Grey
Hound, Gen. Buffers dispatch boat, making
signals OF distress On nearing the Grey
Hound she WAS found to be on fire. Generals
Butler and Schenck and Admiral Porter were
On board hut the steamer Pioneer took them
of Gcneral Butler and his friends were
At dinner ut the time, suddenly the
furnace doors blew open, scattered
the coals all over the floor, driving
the fremcn and engineers from their rooms,
The Greyhound was almost Immediately en-
yeloped In flames, and Notwithstanding every
effort to save her, she was burned to the wa
ter's edge. Ten horses belonging to General
Butler and staff, were burned to death. Short
" before the accident the Greyhound received
from the Cossack the army mail for General
Buffers department, which left Washington
yesterday morning, and 1t is supposed to
have been lost.
The Webster brought up flfty-nine rebel
prisoners.
One or more of to-day's newspapers erro~
neonsly attribute to the Washington reporter
for thu Associated Press, a telegram saying
the pirate Florida and crew are to be returned
to Brazil, and purporttng to give IN account
Of the action OF the Government on the sub
jcct. It is sufficient at present to soy on au-
thof1ty TINT t1iEso stats,nra%a ~-s 1rithout
foundation.
, 1864-11-29

B&NEtAfS F0H nj EFH1BI0h.
The young ladies Of Evanston, Cook conn
ty, will inaukurate the chapel Of their new
college building By holding q grand Sanitary
Fair for the benefit of our soldiers on the 7th
Of December. Gov. Yates will deliver tho
address on the occasion.
, 1864-11-29

NEW YonK, MONDAY, Nov. 2s.-Thc police
are still at work ferrcting out the iuceudiaries
in this city. Two more were arrested yester~
day. In. pursuance Of General Digs recent
order southerners are hocking to General
Dix's headquarters to register their n"mes
Mayor Gunther sent a message to the Com
mon Council, recomm ending the offering Of
rewards amounting in the aggregate to
$25,000.
New YonK, MONDAY, Nov. 2S.-areat ex-
element still exists concerning the attempt
to burn the city. No new developments have
been nude. Five arrests thus far have been
madc. The papers recommend the offering of
q sufficiently large reward to induce some Of
the conspirators to reveal the plot.
A large number of Sontherners in the city
have enrolled their names at General Dix's
headquarters. They ,nrc all privately exam
incd BY officers Of Gen. Dix's statf No oath
Of allegiance WAS Administered, they au
claIming to be citizens Of tie United States
and Union men.
The 11i6u,,e's Washington special says that
Government has became aware that the rebel
incendiary plot had its ramifcations in Wash
ington and Alexandria,
Admiral Paulding has issued on prder pro-
hibiting all persons not cmploycd'::i the Navy
Yard from entering without pass. ALI such
found within its walls will be arrested and
confined in cells until their cases can be hin-
rnsfic.nfnH