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Later from Europe.
--The latest European advices are to the 2d instant.
The prize fight between Coburn and Mace did not come off. It appears that Coburn paced the field intended for the scene of the fight amid tremendous shouts from the immense multitude.
Mace did not make his appearance.
It is expected that Coburn will claim the stakes.
The matter stands over for adjudication by the stakeholder on the 7th.
The London Times says the capture of Atlanta by Sherman, and the subsequent victory of Sheridan, render the reelection of Mr. Lincoln to the Presidency almost certain.
The Daily Dispatch: October 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Negroes for sale. (search)
Latest from the North.
We have received New York papers of Wednesday, the 2d instant, and Baltimore files of the evening of that day. Gold, in New York, Tuesday, closed at 241, and opened on Wednesday morning at 245; but at the close of the first board was selling for 236.
The general news in these papers is of little importance.
General.
Hood's movements — He is reported as having crossed the Tennessee.
A telegram from Louisville, on the 1st, says that the rumor prevailed there that Hood, with thirty thousand men, had crossed the Tennessee river.
It also asserts that the telegraph line between Louisville and Atlanta is working.
A dispatch from Nashville, on the 1st says:
Since the repulse at Decatur, Hood has moved further west, along the south side of the Tennessee.
He is believed to have passed some of his infantry over that river at or near Bainbridge, twelve miles above Florence.
No part of his force has he moved further north.
A rebel rumor here has rep
The Daily Dispatch: November 9, 1864., [Electronic resource], The War news. (search)
The Daily Dispatch: November 14, 1864., [Electronic resource], A modern Anteus. (search)
From Hoop's Mobile, via Selma, November
--The Tribune had received private dated November 4, which
The weather has become supplies of clothing are arising to flotation of the army.
Our counts report that fifteen enemy had arrived at Decatur, forces.
On the 2d, we sheffed them . There were only three thousand and have captured , but that was programme.
We captured and wounded three or four hundred Yankee . They are numerous on the habit no desire to dispute the Rubicon.
Sherman's troops are The First corps (General fifteen thousand at Bridgeport, some at not ascertained.
General Hood has been days, but is now all right.
General Beauregard is in command of the army.