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Sherman's Movements.
BilEllOW: BETWEEN SAVANNAW
AND; loon „
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The %Aws o maul an Hood
P*Parlia ,
JOINING GRANT.
knew; raramt I
• T0h.: 8 ,71: 1 w RtekeiPhd
*::of tb0 , 30111 Mott ,There is=nayert important
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news hislalst.thassoalmallun at the'repirt — that
the WNW hi rate otke*lbelltrittithi'dfqll€ilea-
Small of day bekiv,Y.enet.dst •
atraelcraWrillrotul between Barman/tit and
uffttsilaild/Wliyambtiro, tidtly-six , ulnas . from . ,
Angwitar-and mid by some ha ham ydnudired
'a passenger Trahr.therotatonlaT.' 'rein. •
formed the
.raposlittOst _beet } figerevfOr aid
e piat'of the :athlete • captured, and' the *St:tif
them-driver. hack on tlimemeeN main •
The object of his movement is redly seen.
This party werecifihtdiwny torani
the intelligence of Shuman:N.- p 1344, Op to his
Government and conaditmlehte his tray and plane.
proposea to Pane wail, themselves upon him.
with a onarago that shell do thesn honor.
• - "Thane-s mespitol difference between
salon sad thstot Hoed; holt in the ennui% %Ma
try whilallood le.amom: friends. ipeaerlfee of
propertx„;ll9 activity Of oppositiontnust &dui—
ted DOW Pr, roneidered etemssive. Tear down
, bridges, block the remit, Marais, Mid deitaW sup
pike, eat off foragcra and fight at aretyjaass.
"If Bitelalinti , elHalidd!behble , to necomplish
each a Journey as he proposed, foraging as he
mea t tt will he a proof ho:.*at not baeom,
ingly reek
The WhiNalter that it is Arictly pro.;
hlbitedfromgt big , yntblimlnformation.concern:
lag Blienala; 7 Ftiyd: "visa olt woman Me", tither
In the ACtir s Tint papers or out. tana, , we are.
' elearly oftkor 'opinion that Shermon-is maklog,
as (meow Mown's:ore, ton Ittanrost; and thet.ltis'
ultimate dvdiailsill unite forces with GrentNi.
"Whether ohr trete will Le able to lady hlmor
not depends on NI many ainiin : ti'melet that it
Is itumithiti to furpt,na gaibick.
. That heittitlad.' SM. - Mamie or: Charietton
or AtiOlga'Nve . not - .fear , la the /&15t. - If he
40)2 4W:40,40 OVI3MitOOD, • • it; le more slum' Ire
bcitcva
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Later from" _Tetifesge;e;'
SLIGHT Wlt i ltSiligilSlMG 1 I.;sTgßoly.
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Goo. Mood . 4 2l4: ‘ortortalt to Cross 'the
`':.famberlaitil.
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010r.WoorititiimtillDsolizr.trriarit.
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D!saytettiOlistreiitlirkiStiedaili
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tate Al
• misbinX ii s to rlthisausnay; on slay y., i.A.
'roma .
I,:t#sniliinert eirc - '
' A Pont= 0 1 our cavalry Riroo.Cilarl. Aired ii
' TonionrMlialrial sl "- - - sal es
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Rona tolObti Nit' ntitta4 Itie. e t kleels
Xwadd belphOnlistitridtnintine ttrinfli:ttlietni•
'Our (Tots IM.stilied towirdslim eity.A,l4 .
etria„...Yihil'rfroifew e ileusg , inik 'its :ot.ti wercixs -
/r lUlWStieforilUtilroadtsst n .. a 7".!l e Mt.
thi taltibiethia With a Ittnns'enc•SiliY:forep."': '-'
Ahno•texpealeneed offlesera predict antyingaso
taint twimotrow. - Oar faring 'Who . - oceitrY ftF:
lines tiOnnif tai cityinnlitlrne of battle:
, TineeAmlttleri,:steni ' Shigund"lilled by the
' guardillnlbe streets ,of the city, thia,erening.•
Tbqr vannewain,..!rathur L. Cherry Bth. Kansas;
..lollin Mt Catry;nolltTndlana; and Jescpla Brant.'
NAlaaryttlat;Dee.d.--Gen. Woods-Deiced' Gen.
Stonier In ioWnand of the 4th -corm Stalely. -
bring 'WHO '9; take the. Held.: Ma- deal:Anne:.
Dram."' fit the' Franklin' fight -mainly'. contrib. ,
sited to rani what threatened to be a disastrous-.
repulse LIMO p
s t - lout slitory... it'licis part- of
- his cuatinnithlkW. MU tiway.lieforc ttocucin::, be
tusbettltil4 that:. I ._ Ku had Idshhisesbcd lender..
Mm, and Awns Wins& wounded. - .Da atUl led on .
Abe clunwe,trisbsg'his'hat and ' , calling : on Ida
men to , - I , r.'-' RE 'willled hie faltering cops,
repeillialteiffitiitit . "!4Weluiige:' - • - -
Col. Schofield of tbelratheldo; tnitunanding
. a brigade, esiseelallydlstingnished himself In the
enmentint. r t rot Scholleld;briether. to General
S.c.r.td, chief Of artillery;dlitlngtdslMd - Idrit.:,
*elf by, ithe',adtairable positions La: 'whletti he
r ticid Alai artillery; and the manner lax filch he
c - gunitlexportanee. a f the victor-yet Frank:
tin, &Mind lbe t over-estimated, 'as: R checked
llootralmiwini tonne, and gave. the ..Tederala
time tomiake due- preparatMn to meet,. him.
Schofield:Mid - Shipley yonnna!nled tarps tu '1u, , 11.
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- - - '11401i4 tn . littrANorthefu .Clttes.. -..
- llSAlowbOtilieeii3.—Tho veiny's-enured twin - .
the
nscOnn sti . .tymentoftlic parollwl toldter,' front .Geor,-.
(leer
guy • te4 with tbe'inUendiarylplot to lire
-^-the Northern illthw, Is.undeMtoodlert to intone
-.Nerds rltOnt-om ety, a proMinanf participant In
.the moVeiratirs to this city, about ther tneamea,
',
-ble Mith of - April: Howls at tbat tint du: ..n
-. 4 cer in'tlie Maryland finard;suid leßlfaltimore
aurtnta ar.aret 'scar of the war to join the rebel'
. . e ranters' Strike In Boston.
Bosttr,Pte. B.—The Boston '-iiteoerti. appear
. an-day ; With their oolimuis as welt WWI as usual;
- the strikeiof tat 'claims haring tailed. The
proprlnoss will , coritlnno; to paYrul wages to.
, ocinpat' ii" reverting the r ht. - to employ
wht . t 4.. ele, and •genprally, manage "their
, . Iniatiis - '- .. .
'll Astst, , Sizei , 6.War..—We - don ' t - know--
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wheat we b are wad a sadder story. than Is em-
sidle pn .-41 m, room : lig, under the; lead. of.
Sat
"Peat:HO:in Ake' t 1 tot gerrthi or
~. ambit, :,,f 1 - ..'',.'i ' '!.--- . '' ....' " =
In Neiukatt SA . , netiipiCthiedit; - oil' tha.-• ko tii
i .Instantolasnor R. Gnires, ugieditCws. *, ::
On thenttrattatti;trauut T. 21.4:t* aged
On,* staailay, Fauna ctio di 6airiti, agod
4 yeara.s?, lid lae- 0 --, ..,-.0 h.---: r,-.•..,.'-.
. -On 4heltpdifts,34oeninstinirsts, aged
Tltkotiaraitis c oa44ll:itiOie Wein children - of
Ito. Cs; isak..Artry -Ana' 0 raves.. . four lambs
.snoitted;'itrrnla• einght Cock—four Oohs mOde
- sawmill -in Sidingle lionachidd—and all In the
• -. abort spare yet' a -week !4..4tbany _Nes: Totowah-
-• , -- Si _ - .''''.77 ......; - .-..--7---,;-,---•-• : .-.., -,..,,,,.
- -Illtinlnweibu: 7 l - iii wisow of Senator. Deng- -
. to; hillOnginandet retirement with-her mother ,
. - • lira. iptip,in the old homestead, near the Cad
-401 tat dbee. tiO 'brother; Capt. Catts, who was:
Wonn ,ed2O. one 14 the battles In Virginia la-u
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', ... • Shneiner;latinot let recovered, and Is receivieg
ev ery pinnate care at her hands.- Mrs: Douglas
• .says little ahoutpoliticu; but her sympathies are,
said t 6 Et strongly enlisted to the _federal canoe.
Mrs. Cutlx,la as. great arebel as can bu found in
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Jilin. frill.
or even In- Richmond, and
lost* no 00 (u ortunity to express her political sea
- oineets . „, ilin will appear a Mile strange to
'-, - thoso - ,WlO'recolleet that ber husband; at 'the
•' ' dime of bin death, was ~ ti.. tie =Ploy. of, tha
-,- siLineoln't Adnehelstration, _nod that be never
coma a dollar. In his life except Ina, ,Govern
' anent egreation - .
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Coril•Llenthere la A coiiintiroYzalitzed In .
frils'c'dyso. jnatoracti4•7 l 4. l oup, or the ibis; of
',"", - coal. ':Thefhlye d hicorcr , sd a praxis by which'
il the date le formed fand kagt - In - a, solid compact
tl Inass,•andlheirrspertmentaproto it So be a !try,.
N • - Tigustbislost: qt-liorriii:fteelrand:thorensghly,:
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1 and giteitint: as -Pie,h . lira. naraoll4 anthracite..
;. 4 . The OW 4Wit g* . o Stuidgnit/Pid, can he pareluiaod
' •.• ..e,* the mines, where there are Immense 44enthlea.
"•-••, '''' Apt ll hillstl4lta sts4d> - tor the snff' price ot ltortt
-•: ' !l9nta•lofmitom-4t cml *alit Pei (on /tpifted,.nnd .
v .;, '. =1(15 eit led by the ••cryittlelllkent persons en=
r.i insal In • the ontmdsc, .that a ton of solidi
i
• erldoefean be sold at flonillsp . rt•bilve;dol=
-4-4 • iarl.ti?,4:•tf:r e k a4 . l i. l 4 o •. ie rr ' • --: ..',
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t.nterrthonao loucatered Ix(
: the Med ei:*w:defs• ego; teet tile**
three:n*6lth 'CaroThat &legatee ahead,
1 0 , eftesti'thtl., fact that,thor
claro, tilsocally Ibr a rtelfteto" the UnkteU
Vine of those who stdoilbrtheut backed down
opoder the prawn of 4171 avestchelmlng aiejority
_ .egilnet Opel; but natant. ro,T. Eaach, Tomer;
attd. LW/0 Stood firm. ' , Thew can be _pa doubt
- .that a bugs itutiority of the people of Mirth Car 4
olloer are :for the 17rdOn, in spite of: - the whlp 4
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THE _LATEST NEWS
BT TEial4ll.
NEW YOlUizinD -RUM
i : ; wards ther•Sea Coast..
ittlgtiALAlEMEDlitittak
0l SitAINAlt •
Triisicia* pinookes Message.,
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POSED AMENMENT TOTEM
ENROLMENT ACT.
Lto from Nashville.
: EORRESTIATION OF GEN;IRONIS' FORCES.
a.lll Ge Pope Assigaiiil • , •Aclive
i• Seryke.• • •
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ROWiii OF WAR AT: 13U IiEFS ROS4WARTORS.
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Extract iroai the 'Souther:3s Press.
REBEL CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS:
NO Yoni, Dee. 3.—Gold extremely . dull.
Pried opened at =l, and at half - Dist 'tit:retitle ,
clined to 211. Subwittently theto'vranwrally to
=O. .
Tim Com:armlet Washington special' anyi•
Iticoutl papers rewired here today admit that
Slierhuin Is making- rapid progress toWaids the
eon °oast, but that he had erosml Ihe only for
midaLte hLtadvanee, the °Noce. River.
They exPress the Most intense' alarm for the
safety of Savannah, believing that Sherman is
aiming to capture or destroy that city on Ids way
to coast.
It.le believed that the Secretary of the Treas
ury *lll recommend no additional tax on ligturs,
bot
.4%111 advise a tax of one half of one per
I 1 a rre#l4l:4C4i2Oeifegf., wlll lwkccllit open.tlll
the est.plons6nt ha order toevethalitat acts
ifi -r all to the prt reeds of the 'war.
'714e..15:4fa Washiugton special says : &ere
tary Stanton, It is reported, 'will recommend to
Congress an amendment of the enrollment art,
so that drafted men . cannothavc pitch facilitlut
tor maim.
anew mailarrangernent. between Wa*hlng
:ten and New York therewills . bc two trains earn
way through In tenliotirs: ' '
• ''llie lattn.t official Information from the army
b,
,C l Ber.eral Thomas, is that he has so coneentra
;tut hie • troops In the fortlikationsiof Nra.liville
. are tie Is: prepared for, any ntorenteuty. hick than ,
fiord mar venture (elastic. - •
",.' , .1 ~PhLiiidelphia•spol at to. the evenjng, Teb..
; he r s, dated Neshingtert, Dtle. 3.1, 'ars : The
wryttnunitd. his teethed 'lnfokuttlon that Gm.
chean had captured Milan on the Georgia
O
,Leal .1 Railroad on the itiakult. Rb, army irio,
',ebb
e T a t
trnted and it Is thought has moved to
-Savannah Pelbre Mg.. . . • .
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- ..s Trazan:rt , *'/IlldWir;P4 l 4ll4l - spCda'.
lett trhittlicir-TorlY'doted the 3thof Nevem—
' ter, . eiticlr• dark eorrespondtmts -allude very
freely to plots of therchebi and their agents m
illiliter', the peace of the Northern States by In
', ciaitilaristu, and raids from the Canadian border.
:i:3 Paris Seta iltinka Um I'm& fiorernment
ire - have done right In ' ecizing the Florida
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she put into Brent for repairs.
: - 11te New Yo.hotpers, to-day, publish full c.
Or tlat`eaejutiOs letllfdler• ~. al ...' if • 'if
„,:i T.'Ye Itiehmonal Willi' or tneiCtib mikes the
'arrival of Geo. D. l'rentlee, of the Louisville
word, at the Spottswood Home, on a visit to
his 1 r tu u s lsq 4.in • tbareisel acrvlcee , „ Mr.-Proti
tiee " Ma claff . l4 piiinisslon ortho7anUtpr
on both '
aldes.
r.
AT'tic Tinter' Wwhineton special - says : Not
..nitlattantling all remota to the contrary, Judge
'null , waktedell° riga" ~.o't4Furaue
ruliand peed
i 1 • y ee lied It;
T ere are but about. forty members of Cormveas
let wn, and the Probability is that thee will not
teieuo nnu heeAl iondar. -. f e • ,- <,;
- ' . Tribune Writhing on - special says : Pet
e,
, V,,4, - „ C. conamhsery,Geeral Farrell,. Stephen
. 3 , 4„,, D ,
and Sanitary Ck.randssloner Man
diy,t,re to id corineed on rho North Soldiers'
, tnotorrood ci ,i , :4; its rearrniption iteltireel - ."
, , The , troop , tom cozw indeti by: Wallet - IVtn.
;Cant le, of the Bth Illinois da".7 4 / 1 7, have been
, natl.:Oared as a separate brigade, nnt'arr Pk! Pro.
.sialotis of General Order No. 231 of the War 2'. ,-
' , pertinent, and will hereafter be designated as the
First Separate .11rIgado of the: Department of
.Washlngton."
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~•he ere s Washington special oar. : With
as .fieir to the inerealie and efficiency oft he army,
Jorge number of Major Generals and Brigadiers
Whoeis appointments or promotions were oceanxt
.by political lnifnet:ce alone, are to be mustered
oat cif.sersiec at a rem early day. Vacancies
'Oka epaiiiiioned are' to . be 'held as rewards far
Tdeiltorieras conduct In the field.
The Ikratere City . Point special says: Gen.
Grant was accompanied from FortresS' Mourne
'hy Ma).GapeYope, formor,Ounmander , of the
, Anny of the Pcitontae,•wr sal:am:Med to
.Washington last . Thum and sent tiuneo to
Gee. Grant for assignment hinettre
The weather has been clear and hot for two
days; but colder ..this.inonalpg, The roads -aro
improrlug rapidly, rinl - der
.- -The .7kraltra. ArMy spzeial of
the lit, says: 'A eminell'of war`was reciatif heLl .
Al Ceti. Butler's headquarters., • -
' - tor the pazt tweed yAtir it , lur. has
laim'coiabiledlo animated pirk.st tiring."
Ilieifkagnsta - Chroalck of the fifitftraay,r :The
prize which was to be obtained' in-, case
A!theta was captared, has been removed. The
powder works 'arsenals, ; ntmOrks and machine!shops, located at this place,. hare, been cora
tlisntantlo3,- and thiTrildiihia portion if
.norhiricryheeri roma - rod-to a Olaec .of safety
lea- t!w-aiencal. The- labt ear-lota left-to-day.
:71^tniehhie-yy was sent' awayrnerely -as a matt
'UT 01,1AW.AUti011; "
faith° rebel 'lowa of.lienreicidatires, oa the
- 2Ptin Mr. Reuel napvcd.to go into:secret se , sion.
Mr. Orr said to teat matters, he would call the
simOnd nays,:whlchlrexordered, and r&nalted
as fellows: .yetts'-45ensys.inl. , This was eonsid
eredl EOMCW hat Itt the light or atestAare . on the,
listens Corpus now' Pending:hi seeret
eaull4 -Bonny seven. or,. eight who voted for-the
Om et- session, will, IC is said, 'rota, against the
The - WWII luta a long-article opposiumthearts:
• pension of the habeas corpus. -
~ GOT . . Vance,. In hls utessaz, takes strong_
mound sgaYilic:o , l .I‘ o Onantro
like Wllmliigtob, its a meek for pffeirreers. Ile
sayii It boa tripploithastringnaga:uf.thaldock
atle,gtnd has olrMdptalircel it d fin t -orniany
caltddde,!teamers, ultitnately ‘ presoke
'the antraosfelreits or the, eitetorPaTeapture
tilintturt. . ccimmenthYtt uppa tite,pinCiaaagy:
'of ttGosernorlOCtinientlon, kis ortllrtnattuttr
. the hrmlogr.of the slaves was not In eartternplaz ,
-thin; at the thsolutions.odopted: , l'ite'meoStrze•
gallop stronggrcmneht against Bustin pcille,s; as cu.
da i ry SoYillgt /4 In.
trurittenotilneere congratulation that the good
serif(' and clineerratisat -ofrsar people hare ms
cued the State trots rain' Or attempting to seek
ce
. On r hi r : repents ♦ action.. • Their • unparallelled:
laleittiniltyht the pals, itas: . p4 to rest all appre. -
bendlons,..and..salLstiod ' our enemies rind ode
hitt*, that North Carolina kill shale the fate
or the hereto
FROM - THE POTOMAC - ARMY,
Artillery 'Firing in'Vie Vicinity of
Jerusalem Raid:
pItV.S.E . NTATIc93I O s IT TO
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,! Xs tffir - AnTrms UMT 0% TUE PuTOM/IC, f.
'2Deceitilwr p m
glint 'avid °tail Iner fltle..gWt pro:v.lllA 10:
'dap in the vicinity of the Jernsairm' }Wad; hat i
without. any. readt,wortk,
thighadr niong
.the `entire line. the,.plcimts ..seetntng, let have.
nook tired Of their ceinitnned firing at each other.
.This morning the Maryland Brigade : MT. new
flap presented to them, which were ordered for
them Iy - . thel - ..egialalttre of that etale:id:lldlalh
.sisdon. After thnitmada:hadlgnaglafik riki9We.
GO. Miami tirade aPeenh•tontini office:slant
men, widelgitWo Wlspondell to tn foaling towns br:
Cot. Manion who -command* the brigade. r
mot*. afethe Calutus:,.. - phe ,ilattrte%
:.1 . ;.. iit. Gro 7, l il li goZtnionVof - illiNt4Bppe4i!
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W, D ec. 3,..; -
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I. . , AilabanlEi.l iitellesidealtallileav
age WAS di" subject of a speelat Cabled tending
It Rea Mated in the press Went= of Meshy
that UM Joseph Holt has declined the appoint, •
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recut of ittornei General in Once of Mr. Dstea,
reilgned. - The - report. that Hot. 'Jas. Speet.ef .
Genteehy. has Wed tendered tbeOfWO ut4lo,
TOOK. AN MONEY MARKET.
LATE I'CiREIGN• NEWS.
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Ntltv Yonn, Dec. S.-The stock market is
Idull 'pd the speculative spirit is unmitally ie.!.
blc. The fancy list Is forsaken - and prices cen
tral) levier. There Is Wstrong feeling in GOV.
ertarienta. Under. the „change pureht.ers'
.pri
era lati'ti filittiFaiivintesl. gallrets irtiondstund
bankatocks continue dull. The Railway shares.
, marliet Is heavy at the first board. There was
'' a•presenrc to sell for rash. In stocks the great
-01 filling off was In Iludson River, Illinois Cen
tral and Pittsburgh. State stocks firmer. Min
ing find Petroleum stocks dull. The gold mar
knuyl- nit ap.
I
liter il have con bisalfriff ilentro insilitlee,
and re waltlng futtatinnltoff dr' tot eldinclal
101 l propciscsl to Congress noel week. The
mon y market Wads, downwanls with still
grra
t i
r ease. The amount loaned is at 0 per
. tsn Interest on foreign account. The transae
'Oa were merely nominal as usual. On Rat
tails the total shipments of gold for the week
werylbeakfA 26 . o ot ,
At e Cistllat 7 starrwr.venttseEselumge , coldLatood '
at tr.T.l%; 1.4. 1 . Central, 19q ; Erie, le.o.ft Sind
-1 Foni1 116 I; Reading, 135± , .;; Michigan Central.,
128;i
lietilgatt Southern, & 4%'; Illinois Central,
127 ; Pittsburgh. lOtty4; Cumberlwad, 4:1%.
-7 Fest Office Department husbeen notified
thathe Erie RallrotalCoMpsiny bate plated rirp
uddi ional daily trains upon their road to Cleve
land width reduces the mamba' of cars In their
'mitt and will enable them to deliver the mails
for t e weal on the thatof.tlisir echc4nle, Ar
tingcmcuts are being Made for certain connec
tions with trains went from lialthnoro anSI Phil
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adelfthla wh eh
,WIII respire about twelve hours
titueibilEta uglicalnelhatitl' indliiiViitki j
A kin c; s ip7b - foliiii Tit /.Iv - elikio" ttal'eetar
tered three fine steamers, each i.XIOO tons- bur-
Dan, fur conveying' refamtly formed contingents
of Austria and 'Belgian troops rained fur the
ect the of the new Emperorof Idexieo.
A letter to the l,ontlon Times, says : Should
the Federal Government sustain the action of
the Captain of the Waelnisett, It is threatened to
forbid any Federal armed .veseel entering into
our English or French ports. • ' ' '
The Iferal-rs Parts letter, says: Dispatehe
relat to the government protest in the ease of
the Florida have teen exehang4l bettteen the
governments of England and FraniT, but th.l of
ficiabaction trill ho suspended' until the reports
'of affairs arc received at the cabinets hum Bra
sil. , .
F4OM WASHINGTON.
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Arrival of Congressional Members.
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NEW MAIL ARANGEMENTi.
Some of Early's Form Sent to Richmond
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PAYMENT OF THE ANOEFISO Milli PRISONERS
Witsmacrrox, Dec. l.l.—Up to *hi , evening,
probably not more than one-rdth of the members
of Congreialhatie , Mitred: • Ticiwelneldlietatero
front the most distant States. Tht•re IA no doubt
there will be a quorum present in both houses on
Monday, a larger number being now on their way
to Washington, ••
Tile message of Pruldent Lincoln was tally
c,..neldered In extra cabinet council to-dry. The
usual caution is obserrol to prevent the prema
ture exprennslar ItaleeVettla,f 40. 4 #'0 ,11 1- tite
timotte or the lechltAry - Of the Navy' nd Post
master General have been printed.
Abpresmt,.'aoldlera.who We been atorcrely,
maimed, have the adrantage.ln eclipse' to pen
sion} over minors who elmllarly gaffer, and there.-
ft•reoleostottetitea or ilterapploorte elf
Cougrede 'prOvldo &remedy fire manlrma .
injustice or ov9ellthi Inlegisbulon,
Newarrangemmti r kir perfecting the 6Mitee.
11 . 1 4, Altlilltdlnftt. It* .1 , 1 11 "; sent
North and West, more certain az= - hirelodtie,
nF.O ror.ranning two [4.4sAAu t AnApeo WA.*
IsAlen and Xolr.T"ln; will gnlnto_
arra bn thilgrat 4 , 1 I
From reports which have reached this' city,
litel*,e 6 ehle 14 bdutn: that soda Cl the
'titres of flarlyhave been lent tq Richmond with.
in the past wee's,' by way bt Madison Court,
A geolemaii, whcrerrive4
WOO, mys tiTe ibonsnrid toMemerrflinvp
rzietad that plele6 t*M i AmlorAcnyille;
M to* 03- It i# ;Nat ling 4 41! cher merge,:
More - Thode who re
mtly come. pi , inihe Conalltutkm,ata ;
coma
um in comparatively 'good
. .
no let) 4.l:,ix;ii vi imji
1 4, 'fj. i
e ya Dates.
StftrYons, bet: 11.—The United States steam
tramport Felton; eartf. Walton, from l'on'lloy.; .
al, tAke ,3 otb;;Jilliy.calttio Ilds',.gisfrilt4, The
ateantoldn Iforth'Star;oo.2oll9l;,,qolV ..iPh t , •
mired at Terri Royal,lloY.SSth, sho a rt of
crel,fhavlng In totr.her convoy, the U. 8, gnu
boat it egnita, ethleh:veloclbrokelter ploton. The'
North St al= expected to fe,CiVe a antßalent gain- -
thy f coal hy the lot itpdaut, anclthen salt for.'
hoii Tore. The North Star has on. (night
(.500,000 In specie. _tenons the pasa:m.gera arc:
FA-Senator Lethal:a t - of CM. and Judge Flet I,rot '
the United States thiprenij Court. Francis W.
Rime le al4o a peisenger on board the Nein& Star, •
and has arrived In till,. city, per the eteamer Ful
ton. lie atht, on hnolnore.trith the State De
p.truient lu connection with' the
: Savannah pl-
Bytthe arrival of the Fitton, ;re have inteill
nrdre front Fort Royal, to Nov.:lath. The pal,. .
Pm -talon or netro.papcns at that place haa ,
proldbital fur the prefent, and all the eltlietio
Mad enrolled for mllltery_duty; and the irrotee
lion Of the place. - • , ,
A 'movement of en important charaeter had
talica place and all the reenter toryo there had,
ordetednii*. , 7ViEttl •.:.icedition ;Alba fro* ,
theilay ittiTlai,^ het undnfi*tfittlon'
could he obtained In regard to It.
F ' ADM GEN. THOMAS.
The Ileftnses _of 'Nashville Belo*,
s"
- I.tiotsva.t.r., Dec. , 3 tl:. — alie'goll , s ,4 b contain'
• the following...special this 110014 It dated - the
24: 'rho' enemy leur teeir Kay and.krut
4114 aSkilded "Ailth:lrrrat :Nadi= "agalassriatir
ratite,. Fur. *tick f 9 esrefutly crunitrupted;:diiii
erttluls from river to river with is radius of,
two Ind -Av.. Alt.vollm;#9.43.,tittAlPltol PR,
the roads south of the city, the enemies
cavalry Mare , been., in all slay. ran
the Franklin pike. Just before dusk our cavalry,
earning
• Me i tilrt o .t3re t t iF d a tt- (I =lMt ' llb rtibelaieinfore
cal' took op tketr,own, Inc_ at once, threw out
akintilebtan • rind 'some' sictrathifting occurred,
Ochtier party sustaining nnv loss. IC%) rebel In
:Onto,' has been developed:. 13Ontoartillaybiti*
oeotrred this afternoon on the lett, bat few
ihot# were fi red. The defenses are being hourly
hateigthened and. no appriikut/loortcol be felt
for tXminfety of the city.
„kalesimrate Fight at Timber Ridge, Pa.,
.Between Deserters and Connerlata and
tPcrtlon of the Rohl,. Pennsylvania
Regimen Engler:mint Lasted
omit ,an moue—The Conueripta were
mealy Roated- - .43ne. Man Killed and
Two Wounded.-More Trouble Anticl
bccOosumasuunn.(Pn.,) Dec. 3..—A fight took.
plum yesterday, at Timber Ridge, between a por-
Lien! of Company 1. 4 , of the tkfist.ramsylvanin
._Mounted Infantry and delinquent' conscripts and
deseaters congregated at a shooting match. The
soldiers advanced, and Provost Marshal !hand
went fie - ward to hold a parley. with the con
scripts. They refmnd to lision. to Lim and Ira
• inediately -commenced to fire shots at him, none
-Of which took ether. The soldiers then opened
fire; when a - general fight canned, institr , for
ithout-imihenr.:7-The canal:10010SO di&Atigi:
'Were. finally driven over two little, skirmishing
being kept uplho whole way. The fighting wan
carried on' principally t in jro,o44,mtd ,the
casitalties wcaraliktft.i.nha conectipa4iatti, 'Atte
num killed and two wounded. One wounded
man was eaptured. The ?remalnder being fact
'Millar with the country ninde4o9ktherMll..fig
Into the, Mountains. None or our men were
31nrer. v .itItirrit'of. attic lclud:"may: ber. gMedl l 2
fOr, nc it id•derennined to bring theacont-
Jaws tnyatice -
.- , .
A pawl slivevAr'i,lusglaivV4otHlMATlLP,
tared by tatiermants ' Forees--prehrthite
i' Liberathig. of tho , , I"plsossels, •,::; . I.i r- , t. , •
i. inettrecirroar, Dee. 3.—Tbe Wellman : a
pep=
g re porminY4P ornir , ' 44 -' ?Mali AliNgleni:'
' rgie, by Sherman p - forrai. . Millen Me - been
mo
, 7 14 =f 9 r .. iyi ti m ronere, and
n robeL
Allier! PP I.a '. P 2 I l2, _ bat
... " -
freed the prisoners. .
Vessel. Vunk—Twa Liverisort .
•
_ ..„ . .
BfrorArlmly IW4
was,capared tun Porttax4llfti &ties.
Agtth of 01 . 1.4:11.yOurjutpr ... frairy stafm of last
-
! 4-
p ITTs
PlTi4>Tlll,oli, MONDNI''',
Additional :Particulars o the
Battle at Franklin.
RECiaISS BRAVERY oF THE El:nil&
Besiietato Fpaitiagil
:41,31 RI.BIITI GEN:ADAM =lag%
1311=1C2
Cr- , C I -"All Pee. ::.—The Ca-zitet Nadivills •
Circe pendent ghee some addlticrual.partlenlah;
of do. bottle at, Franklin: Theplan of battle was.
, . . .
very ,limple., We had do time togct Iv core-.
plote ' len, se tee enemy pressed tastoosoreVosd.
alt. 00 to tight , off hand. The original Plat .
was o withdraw' the force of Clem 6 chollrld,_ I
until eetlng our reinforcements and give brittle .,
In t h ‘lthalty of Nuehrille, but over stingtdne
the &bele pressed is too hard, and when Ethe
r
field mired he could not avoid the contest, be.
depw p his little army In line of battle In front •
of-F nklin, and et half pastthree the assault
crud:deuced. Chentharrie Corps" was an the
lightSmwart's on the left, and 11. I). Lee's Corps
in re 4crve on the centre. Cheatham threw his
whole corp. on Wagner's division with great !tn.
prineitlly,. and after half an hour's .desperate
lighting pushed Atingtor back on the second
line, Wheretbey become inbrgled'*iih Cot's and
Euger'stnen on one left and centre.' The rebels,
encetiraged by the etteikers or drivitg Wagner
bat kiadvaitexti with loud cheers on our second
line. Their ender of advance was very peculiar.
.1. Setni-otrele of two regiments deep, extending
all amnia our lines and behind each alternate
rtgimcnt we% plead four so that the NI
-mating columns : were six regitnehis docp.
Ifeed epee/wed übout four o'clock this morn.
it gat Its head; pointing ton'ards our lines he
.'3'di ". '.Erval: those mum boys, 'and you have tin
t:bed the war In'Tennessee, break them and there
I- nothing to oppose your =Alt from Nashville
to the Ohio river. — Loud cheers anewesedlhe ro•
het leader.. While the whole spree in hunt of our
I rats woo crammed with the advancing enemy;
t'r.ptain - Lyman. commanding the artillery ten..
Fade of the Fellith corps, had placed Ids batter:
let to most COTOtable poeitions, and from these ,
shunts of shot and elicit were hurled Into the
. lunging rucks, With most realess bravery the
rt i Os rushed uu, and when within :a
r w hundred yards of oar works, oar boys opened
alien them with so terrible a lira of musket ry,that
I sectautie If nothing c said Ike before it; trot no .
suit g ik r as percelmed In their advancing Mel.,
ire flute came, rushing to the very parapet - Of
our works, and stack emir. loyuntis under the
is on opranttlements. en the Columbia pike
i he preAtotc was no groat that some °fees's' and
Watner's'eAtu'lempormlly give away,.
. Up tothla time the brigade eanitnaudcd by the
gellent Cot.. Opdyke, of the Ithltheldo, had been
beld In referee. Col. Cfpdyko. by orders of Gen,
Hanky. rushed forward Wilhhis brigade to res
to re the 'broken line. • .The rebels, .who -hail
cleated um our worts, hart not time to retire;
tool Cox's and Wagner'. men, who were broken
biol a ;amount before, rallied and attacked the
enemy c n tbeir (fink, while Opdykc charged- in
flout. A desperate' band-to-band t Debi mooted
siltsbaronete_and, the _but ends of mnakets.
Hundreds of rebettl.'werecerpoorml here, mid the ,
tine rettelt for lampoon 081 a ball,. Ile battle
raged all ag.tricour The men' ortbe - lth
rad Z.ki corps vied watt:math other -Itt.brarery.
Itilry's brigade cf the 2.11 d corps fairly covered
the gronral tp -enTtatit wtebnebel tend...aim •
rsrol General halms was killed. Ile and his
horse boohoo, the deeds itt Emote( the/00th Ohio.
lantern disenet alancksof the enemy were re
pelled. At desk the "Atli, were repulsed at all
I One. but the Ulm did not mate until nine
on'aletk. At least 5,000 ruins were killed, wound
0' and raptir , i v irtipt-Qur.
' The Colotal kw taken thirty nags from the ens
eine. Some of the rte . :talents, among than the
't.dh Ohl, , took half a dozen apioro
ete:Elchotleld three-lcd thithaftle Tram tin : , fort
thei.north bank. ar tlitellittenit,Athdrit sonic
(f the' heavy gams and batteries of t1tc.234 corps
rng placed, and Whieli dblgfent mivicoln data
' !Our the them?* tight.wlng.
'THE lITUATIOLATIP
71e Rebels -l EnereArblinfl rikrft
rr?" l SAe Ca
JOHN SON
smm.r.z, Dec. 4.—Tlicre are no new dere lop.
mentslotlay, save that our army etill encirelos
the city on the sonth l east 'wing testing; , 13n the
• Cumberland. The enemy's lines arc plainly tiiha
seen from the high points In the suburbs and at
the Capitol. They are entreneldng themselves
lb' the tonth.wettein pennon, about three miles
Porn the city. paring the-day heavy skirmish
lug ermined oh one 'left, and progressed along
the lino to the - centre. hinny persons witnessed
the cannonading along the' right of our lines.
Nothing of Importance transpired to-day.
The General opinion Is that Hood will attack the
It dere' fortes In front of Nashville.
Federal cavalry force has been placed paral
lel with the north bank of thnriver, nt tine fords,
to prevent the rebel cavalry (Mtn crossing, as
IWnserobs nasuccessihi attempts 'Tye- been made
Ly tbcia tb cross duce thelst lust. .
. .
Johnsonville has been and the road
has been Interrupted, and . a portbin of the: trains
frrm there ant advancink to thin point by land.
It is rumored here, to-day that Forest has
ph.cod a pontoon bridne - notoal the river above
tile city. and that hlarmadake. had occupied
lloth.tinnas rumors .are .without
foundation.
• -. no first blockhouse on the Chattanooga real,
!tits . Milos from the city. defended by neer. oe.A.
commanded by Col. Johnson of the 24th colored
Infantry, whir surrendered Dalton, Gs:, and was
enrolled, bild out until title afternoon, when
,they stitrendcred, Col. Johnson and a pertloa,of
VI mot escaplw on a train. The remainder
were, captured. The train wee final into, and
lio, conOnctorotni others killed. Several leaned
- frem2the train into the river aid eneeped, Vol.
Johnson was among those who 'etcaped, and In
In thistity to-night.
lo
A reeenn9ltering party, which wee' sent 'nt
WI Thursday, -rcturue4 to-day, having g cm
egl ty milt* up the ricer. They report no rot els
•x - r•re cen& or heard of ensuing the ricer nd
none app
ranee
along the banks. - .
A rebel deserter who hi' today, reprts
that Gen. S. D. Lel. leilaltlied :Mil bider. to tale
Dirt en ' , tidily morning, complimenting them
fer their bravery and detellon, and thanking
_them for the victory won' at Franklin. Ile u
ttered them, that. If they would remait trunin
themselina,.. now - that „they. , were In, kont ?of
Nashville; they-retail 110.01,i bd enabled to enter .
luel take 110PBCP , Ei011 of a Vast amount °returns
new them.
" 'llw two prisoners brthight in tosiay" were
L .- Lieut. Ifickmatt,-of the Oth Tenamsce cavalry,
esliared on the !larding pike, four ntlies from
the city, and P2. - Ye tinTifirief For Ci , ixt . b .9q "-,
. There la nine feet of water on , the shoals and
eyrie.
.f . .
real •
at Wnehlugion or.lion: James
liced,,, , the, newly ..rippotptcd Attorney
thinent&-Illearly a quorum of Clingress-
rr en,rkesent—Tbe PrentdmWe ;Mmmige,,
•
.1* • si,o6d
wi,s m i.wroi r , Dec. 4.—110 n. antes .
malty apdgintos!i 'Attorney General, arrived. here
today from Kenticky. .
• There is now nearly a quorum of member of
Contresa:in , 'Washington. Many will arrive by
to-morrow intoning trains. -
It - gannot t •yet: be ascertained, with certainty,.
whether the Preiddeut's Message will be trans. ,
mitted to Congress to-morrow or Tuesday. , The
only:reports printed are those of the Secretary
of the Navy and Postmaster General. That of
the Secretary of the Interior will be plated In the
minters , hands toanorrow. Reports of Other de.
partinents are not yet completed.
General Sherman Beyond . Millen. -
Barztironr.,ilee. .1.--The - Amurean's
olh, torrespontlcntoayii :' The Savannah Brink,
/icon or the 30th ,gtntes that Gen. BbentlTA ent
Price were mfew miles beyond Millen.. life ttv.; •
airy-baying approached, thin pine° but returned
without molertink She:mina it mating 10
fuzee preparatory to his advage to the rtil
The Veins' States fora*
Heald under rlen• Porter. Lmiledsat 111rd'il 'Weir;
nbont 'twenty rears ep lticad firer on the'Wth,
nhtka purthat }tad marched...toward. thallavatuuth
and Glinflegion — lfidlread,"lii drietidirof
IGnispt Sam*, but renamed after, a Aklensiab.
wad summed thatan Attack to burn the Midge'
srmild be made on the SOth, and heavy, firing on
that day arse 'h 'card; and aluftrry Smoke teen In
1
i ~ . -Fro* ,81 4 4 F r a l 'Ost°s. , , .. , - f ,:
rter4ilAiii3Coi FiQi. /115;-4tiii4ai ;pdyliii,
redlieribetacfralletdasitiflhatusthal tabl
of oversaw. the .. tjaireed , troops: as use.
. ertion. wid took . Ott of - the towa.
' ' itkaGorditatit - ist ,aittt his forces,'
-ahandaricd Ma - place the eight previous, so that
no raditance was offered; to the landing of the
French troops: 1., •
''- Iths. aim reported Ibtit" , _AlTortz had ,defested .
an faipirta forte which were naareittag on "lines::
'62,:i.';-L.-.,..1;--Zi-'-',..1,1=-1-tr..--,:i,t;.:3`,:5-:,,,,-:::,:,-,,,,...,2,-:-.-;,...6,;-•44.-&,a4.
DECE ABER- 5 i 1.8'54
POTOMAC ARMY MOVEM.ENit
fiiicmgrui E‘peditton of Gregg's
Cavalry,
URGE ANOINT OF STORES CIPTEILED.
Osacjitundred. and Seven Prito.
- • -(i‘
THE 'Mtn • 3WOR thEICUGH A
~PRISONKR.
Hampton Cavalry Sent td Oppose Gen
Sherman.
' Ilssmarasirste Amu: or Tir. ihrrostsei Dee.
•':,9.—Frexti. lifrottinutirbl •obtidrica tfiiongli ti&ont's
. was . _ . , , ..
-and deserters, It ascertained that the rebels'
were constructing a Mllrma from titouy.dreek
Sletton on the Weldon Railroad toward Dinwld ,
die Court Douse, and that quite, a huge lot of
'_';supplies bad been accuounuirded at that phi Ce.
Orders were coniequently given to Gregg's di.
'.vision of cavalry to proceed In that direction Ind
',.deqroy all property found. ,
• 'The colutun started at half pmt three o'clock
yesterday morning. On crossing Rowanty creek
our forces met the,enemy's, pickets ,who at once
retired. The 'Command at'onee pushed ou, paw,
- .Mg Duvall's mills, where- the let brigade, Gall,
', ' .llevien`i were put In position to protect the ,
ilanks • the V.ll brigade, Colonel Gregg's , ertin.
.1141ad:odcoutill loWto s Stout 'croak, where the
:,cheer wt.N, MIA In a siren • pos . :HMI Oil' the
s
':rotttit Ode with three gnus s - eepitig the-op:a
'llrlds. The 4th, • nOth and_] tb Tennsylvania
'Jig - Wars took the advance and.did most of the
fightlng. ,
.:- The 4th formed in flue at the edge of the woods,
'and with loud your charged across the opening
Nunn within lOut yards of the creek, when they
,dismounted, and crossing the bridge, rushed up
the hank and into the works , before the rebels
, -meld gt I. their guns to bear on the bridge.
The bad previously torn plank.; up from
the bridge, which made the creasing more MI
• .
Those who remained In the tort surrendered,
;about one hundred making their escape- Three
Were nut by a squadron of the 4th under Capt.
I:rry, ,beet had swam the 4tream at another
pn'tt , and ninny of those trying toga away were,
kitten or. wounded. • -
Captain F.rrory has . roe:dyed great praise for
the manner iu which he executed this part of the
brortmnut. He received a revere wound In the
Farm. The 14th, Major Strati, vommauding,mean-
While, made a similar charge, and captured , an
itlat work, taking a number of prlsononi. Iha
I;th was also busily engaged, and captured six
• wagehs and twinly.4womulo. •11trec guns were
' fc.and In the works, two of which were thrown
Into the creek, aad the other being too heavy to
Handle, was spiked. lied the bridge been In. a
good conditioti: they crouhi of Oil been brought
away. All the building - at the , station were then
Reed and baniNfle;thit reeild;'ln9idels'lhe'fol 1
'awing ssipplialte iiicio new Enfichillitletiort,terge
qpradlty of ammunition, 4.006 tacks of gratn,soo
. Nit '..e!of ham quantity of eortiendeata,4oo bash
ail of Meet pewees, 60 barrelant coal olio quart
Etty of bawd., camp and garrisonmalppage and ,
rutailmad Midge about 'l5O feet long. The dram- I
Inf. ud was thementerell to fall back, which it did '
14..exeer.ent unite. - --, 1
Lertie entroy hy this time utade their appearance !,
ltf,twetty zirmig o.ree and indleated'iteir Witco- 1
tam of Making a flank attack, but were driven '
elf by av PrF ninths horn liattiry H. tki U.S.wr-
!Aptly: On etisteblOg
,DuralPit.* Mills, an order
-Waa given to Are than, and tn a felv Minute,
Nay i were one.. moki of dame." &di ,the vebel
it ,
c try sad itutlorra.lbihimde! 'ritati. titheiiipted"
. her charge. They were! reo rivet-.with a
' of perenahottere _ or ohrLmen turd a l'ate•
directed shota:freun'the'tgatery, when they.
Jlkiltirelz quickly, leaving a ittimberonlbe field..
I t atenralls rallied nod followed the eniumn,
i , . • ' witUstundhulthe repeated effOrts to annoy,
-dl balliv. any damuge. - •- '
--
t o
;.. AI'S' 4.,TtiltUtilg td-an.. l P. at 'eight'
s''l l - 1( I e evening, watt a. losa of only twat-.
tw-sevcn hi Md. wounded, all °bulimia were
brotarM. away, They captured 170 prisoner. and
Gil) ottniers, among them Major Fitzhugh, who,
- will be remembered hi oognection with the. raid •
intollferyland last snramer,' when he ikaiirt:AlP of
'et* foptolu jvhiohor,' owl after taking h boati
or, made hfro ',walk twantz Izalco bareArvt b To
wog. to Lis mind his conunet at tint time,
himself was compelkd townik. Crum 9tonca creek
to camp without his boot& '
Gen. Davies was struck by.a.epeat
during the action; but inifferiditObiltrry.
The acemytad quite a etreich of road graded,
ties int, and Vella on the ground ready to lay
down, but It la believed they will abandon that.
Our cavalry can at any that Mau It in a few
hcure.
It la aald thalthe Ihnnpton cavalry had nearly
all been sent off to oppeout }Sherman, and that the
dorm found at the depot were to supply their
hor:et, which* are suppoted to hare hem nut off
when our treopa were found to be advancing.
The satire attains eon of WO moat auccesaful
ire base bad during the .esimpaign, and ritil
great credit upon 411 conderned. Capt. Item
who commanded the 4th rennaylrania, Is highly
apoken Of for his gallantry on this oreasimt. He
. had one brother killed and another' wounded In
'this action.
Nearly ono hundred contftlianda came in with
(ho column : they were of all aims and poorly
clad. tlicy secined,rejoiced to hero machcdour
11MA.
were sent
to City Point yt.+terflay tube forwanted to Wash-
AItRIYALS BY' TIT STEAMER FULTON.
Roger A. Pryor on Gen. Shrman's
Movements.
TI I E PiiIATE SEM MES
•Petitioning for the St. Alban's Raiders
LATEST FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS
Nrn• Yottri Dec. 11.--lfrands W. Woe, united
Status Conant •nt Aspinwall, Who arrived at
fart Royal on tho North Star, on !aptness with
the Strata popartment concocted , with tho Salvo}
dor pirairs; • arrived yeeteittay ou tho.ateawier
The Ames' Arnarorthe, Y'otonthe sPeclai ;re;
fiesta the storynfßoger A.lVeyor's cimveristion
at fi eneral Potters beadnuartcra: states thot.
Pryor said - Shrridan's : march: through. flecrtgin .
was a irlempliantsnix.nitittrideentirinedihn ides .
of a panic among the SOuthern people. , •• -
Captain lion.; leader 9f.the pirates : that 'eV
irmiaed 'to. capture -Vie fialrinior • .1010 'that
BOITIiOCB Witta ordered; whihintf the Altietuibein,
fu to, the ,Paellie, and dot% _not Ittura , wily he,
negiertetTßifiro. lic thither lays that he wag or-'
dered to report to Somme a. hut, would not say.
*hen be exptited to meet late.. '
Panama advises of NoVember Pith ntention
: Abe arrival:of the : steamer 0131tuttemsla trmit Cell.
Ana American. porta with thirty. beim first pick.
Central"lti Axpericateetten. The yleldpromises
o vets large
The counrei for the St. Albans raiders petition
President LinColx, to allow a messenger to pro
cceblo Richmond to obtain dqcumeets shoeing
the rtfident to tie commissibuellity the vebei goy
: Crument. The documents Lieut. Young : wishes
to procure are the following: ills copy of coin
=Mon as klirat. Lieutenant In the Confederate .
States Army, dated the 12th of June, 1864, and
copy of instruction of thp saute 44 01 copy of
-.confidential Instrneticuts of the-20th of August,"
12114, received at Chicago August Slat; copy of
report and muster roll, list of August, received
at: Obleagot copies of any' other - doeumenter at
giehreundf wentlai or metal tithe defenae.... ITe
adds that alishould be. certified.bitly the-Seem
taryof-War and ids oflice,by-the
Seetclaty.oeState, under: seals, and. hythe
&nave of Abe Confederate ' Statile; . ander the
great seal An application ttithe Governor flew'
cral of Canada for a gumwronteit : messenger to
proeccd to Richmond, antroittsiti the above doe
umontswas refused:' . , ,
• Thu .I.fireirri'special . inys:lt 'is tat Probable
that the home will assemble with a very large
proportion of Its , tacmberh, Many not, proposing.
to come before. the last of the Wee*. Nothing
be done on the-first: day morn than to re.
celvb the ronidenCs atealiw and tlefOnil'anltail
doctotteatiratid refer, them to
.appropriate cent--
miners; and change., in iteratnittces bean,
ltouneid l on Tarsiday..• • • '. , •
Geitirdlitt . ta%thne e. treaPrellYttitT,,
IrLc k eZ Y ty ' flistibiingl=that
...mho of service to yassains /pries, andAlfeutti;
411.1 1 :.1nunid14.52 r 31 1A03 5, 1?!.%
- tram : Rebel Papers.
,
New Tons, Den 4:—E 9 bel papers state tha
Blierman ordered artly.hausa Imebat Tenumano
to be burned and tha,cionatly dlaolated, Andre
laaad4oynanlnd thilt'ordeCon a patitkai ham the
tit titine'or ,
GAZE' ri!,FL
GOOD NEM FROII SIIERMAA.
The Rebel Generals Baffle&
HIS THIVMPIIANT SFUESS .4' r, II N
E3EN3!!
NEW' IDee. &—The Err/digs' Washing
tote spelist buysi` The Govirotnent officials arc
unison/kr jubilant: over ihi .news from ticisetid
Sherman. The Government possesses means
independent °file ItichmonttiMpcm and more
'reliable of,obtalffing bdelilieifCe Bliernian's
pingrris. It is confidently believed that. Sher- -
May line not only baffled the rebel generals but
-Wu so far adfaheed -beyond serious Interruption
as to,lcac•c ElCl4kTibt - 'of his triumphant success.
• .
The AntrtistA 'Canpfittiffenalttt Of the -24th -
an2.s {?beam's entire:corps went down the
weft aide. of : the Peottee river, previous to the
Ifight of the 23a, indicating the intention to pass
Augu , ta, between that place and Macon, and
make for theses betn•een Savanneh and 'Brutm A
wick.'
Governor Brdwn WAS In 3raeon where he had•
removed all Ida.volnebles from Milledgeville:
The Conantaitenati4 stater,' that rebel arairy
are burning barna : cm eriba, and every thing
dud may be of nee to Sherman In front of his
main :army oath° Oconee river.
The SAanntih Repubtierto of the 24th and !Niel
contains desratchcs eta.ing that on the 24th
there was fighting all • day at Oconee bridge
which was held hy the to;oIF. In the ereqiag
theredentla bad turned theirktute In the 01e:tette
direction on the other aide or the river indicating
en attnek in the rear. Wheeler woe Crossing
eighteen miles below the bridge to aid In Its di.•
Anse. Anethet• dearatehbtatet that the federate
Led flanked Oen. lA' qua, at Oconee bridge on
the. central railroad, compelling him to retreat,
gild the fedeittla oleo crested at Ballo Ferry four
mike hcimr the bridge_
Savannah audothei Georgia papers of the 27th,
and Richmond papers of Dee. 14t, have bion
received, from which the following ancernery Id
digested: It appears that an attack was made
on East Macon on Sundae. the 20th, the rebeLt
losing n battrryi which they after /tents re tor:meth
with n small less °literate rides. The attach was
expected fo be renewed eta the 91st, bet It was
co:, and the rebels came to the conclusion that
the movement On Sunday was aleint, It was
probably made by a small portion of hioeutn's
A later dispatch from Auguste, dated the 22d,
to /ire. Henke at Sitvanitah,•states that the mi
cro% Witt teed driVen hack across the trionec,
anti that Gen. Warne has returned to the bridge.
The Augusta t r orislitelhatelis4 of the 24th says
God appelienciters prevailed there on the 22d, in
centsequenee o 1 ninon: that displitehes had been
Tree:iced ennomietter Vie pnwsege of the Oconee
near by the enemy, who were re
toned In the dlreetlou of Augusta.
t;nl'atituth and Augusta papers of the 2.5111 nit.;
•,tato that the.foite that capttired
remained there t t i the crenlit?, , of the ;4th, hav
ing Nutted theStnte House, lirown's Hotel, and
the Petiltentiery, and caramel' a small quantity
of atnmunition„
The main boy of 2liermalis army waS reports
on the 24th to be thirteen tidied west of Sault
derscinville, toiniett towards Savannah, rapidly
el - reading derdslation.
• The Richmond 117,ig oftho 1,4 eaya: The new
frOnt Georgia yesterday , (the 3Calt) shots k,iter
mon to he graduall..,npprollehing the coast, but
re froina from giving tile direction.
- Bd has ma ..n-jat no .criqun, opposition some
the repulse at ckonnn, cillints are making , to
imullinn WT. . -
I- Wheeler had two victorious e_ugagemetits with.,
Kilpatriek's caralry, In, one of which he captured'
Kilpatrick's bat. • .
' . tien. ilardee tele;vaphs from Savannah that
be left : Macenspe:rfeetly secure aid WKS making.
tertainlibposToons In that , marttr.
The Richmond 16.4.0trA nays The first offleial
intelligent= of Shaman's ingvemeas atid_where
:abGas was -itched yt.. , acalay, bat rlooa• not,
• mention said whereabouts. It bays Onlyfontteett.
' nnaboats and transports were new Port Royal..
''fbe Charleaten ...ifel'rery of the 24th nit, says:
11 enemy bare forty pieces of heavy ordi
nonce nialdortia-Diand bearing, on Port Sumter
'and Salllvatesibliititi.. They are bass mounting
mortars and hare buoy NI ont boll's Bay. They
have a Sett of scone dozen moniffirs at Port
Rotas, and sonneWhere on the coast a dozen and
q half more.., Thetic preparations. Indicate an
a tack on Charleston, and le ativaitie of Sher- 1
_ .. _ ___ _
.nar..s -- Atpila w a rn s ns h a t there Is titi
lime to be lost in preparing to Mon the Issue.
The Savannah 44a/divan o f the - 15th
..., ....,ge ... -. ..r..77 itetabled at Port ;loyal,
Tybee, and behessa Ia a preparation (Or Sher
man's arrival: • .
'The Savannah, Kati think" Sherman's , death- ,
nation is tha t
e city. Uuleas bib army 13 either
whipped, rout oi. captured he will reach that
linen . .
The Iffiton Dead correspendmice of the lli - roke ,
says: Gen. Foster proceeded up Ilroad river with
an expedition end landed flee Mlles below Pow
tango bridge, and marched on and captured the
bridge after 'Tarp lighting. The rebels , cram-
Vag, large nuarditlei.of cotton were captured
and ticstroyeti. It Ia supposed the rebel force
Meng the coast has been martially 'swelled, to
eunectrtrete a roves against Sherman-
A naval itiorrespondent of the Herald, oft
Charle.ston, Oates that the blockade-runner
Beatrice was ran ashore and destroyed on the
night of the 27th-alt. Thirty of tile crew were
captured. Admiral Dahlgren and General Fos
ter are In cum, unication with Sherman, who to
supposed to bit moving on Savannah.• A joint
force hen been ownnized to cooperate with hint,
while other eXpoditions are moving on other tar'
portant strategic points.:-It . is reported ,-ott
there that Lee Is matching against Sherman.
. New - Yotu,!'Dee, 4.—The World furnishes tho
folloWing extracts from dorithem papers, tele
graphed frorefWashingtons ' .
The Richmond Di, poni' of the 2.1 soya. The
cavalry tight, in which we were victorious, took
place in hat Georgia. On. Tut.day, the trin
kee tenors, under Kilpatrick, weep attempting
to ens, the Savannah river, when they wereat
tacked by Whceler. c '.A tier an obsliente light
they were drieen back in tiMdireilion of Millen,
losing very,hcayily.
Sliermateb main . army Was moving toward's
the etaibt., A battle was tspeeted to bdoif lake
place. , ' I , - , .
..
The Tropdrec• Of the,ddsays. The cavalry light
was semi:thin - 6; more thatim: skirmish, though
hardly to be rated as, a, battle: Our loss was
atxnat seventiklik.d, woundia and mis Sing, that
of the enemy Is reported muck greater.
- We have already [unmated our bellefthat Grant
had bent forces to Port Royal, with-the intention
of marching them up In the. country to the relief
of Shennati..ll"romhis embarrassments;
we aro
now nearly et-Ilan that thin advance hattbom at
templed andreaultedin.a.mompletniallurtv De
tails hill be lira heard trout. the enetny'sJourn
rod. ' We are 'satisfied thatilt will Ns. difficult, If
not impossible, for Sherman to reach 'Beaufort or
Savannah, and we 'tappet= now he frill al as et
lilac point te4hostilttlitraid. ri;; t , -?t4;1.4 ~!'
' . The folltical ric e r from Otherparis Ohba . Tsth-'
`anus and adjoining country is unimportant.
, The linitiniore special. correspondent of . the.
The
at Annapolis, telegraphs the arrival of
the steamer liable in Annapolis Roads then Say
nunali,.with 520 officers. • Fitly-seven • died on
thepos.age, and' ore than kill never
'_recover. • .: . , ~ .., _ ~ , ,- ~..,. ' :: •
r . ,The latesfagualrom She , was that ho nos
-.within fortY'mlle , of Sittnnstah. All Gebigia
Was in alarm,'; The Bevannob venom of tie 50th
•
ult., While adtnltting this, say. his pingres4 leis
been'strppechr ' '' ,, .. 1 . ,' . - t! . .' - . - . ..-. 1
Tile ..Dispalch of the 2d, nays:.The .ffillowlng.
'official dhpateh'weiretelnedyesterday;:. ' ' ,
Yews,-Sec. „2.7--41ers..-.qcooper:., - Gen., Roddy.
;rcmorts fkom &cloth that the enemy evacuated .
Decatur, burning bla large warthottge tilled With'
provisions and ammunition, harness and pack
saddles. Fllteen pontoon boats were secured
by Col. Wind; who.pressed the enemy closely.
(Signed.) ~ G. T. iIEAUIIZOARD.
,
The Whig ot•tho OA saysCOfficial, dispatches
received hut Right bay our orgies-hadl engagdill'
and Witted thq - Yankees at tirahamsville, S. U.,
driving theutilv,o milea.„, The Yankees left,their.
dead on tiro field. 'GraltittntirlTß: Is On theroad '
from Savannah to Clmilesten, . about' thirty
Mlles itortheist ,freta Saceintlth:. The, party.-
- 'beatenevidentlY . Wan the troops scat up from
Pelt'Royah.:.;
, . .
. The.DispairA of the 2d says there Las been no
, more lighting:on•Gen. Pickett's line. . ~.,
I 1 . The shelling of Dutch Gap Mill rontittues.. . •
".. It was reported same days ago that from IoW
-let's,lbettery' a ' steamer (maid be r,:nen , ll4 - pO-,
lora canal. ,,- .. , , . . . . ... . . .
The..Enqidrir r sayst alLifulet as :usual , on,tho".
Richmond lines, but Withstrong• indications of..
app writhing struggle on the right:Of Pettraffirgli.
the did'septa a lirant's fireoriteeyoltitioffig' . ,
' TheWorifi s iunktitaifollossiug contents of rebel
, paw '
The idiyird*otthe2kfllyfi: ' 'Ekren hundred: ,
:prisoners lance been received at Augusta, who
wer4 captured while:oat foraging for Sherman's
arm 4% i '. ' l -.
,'" 'Alcorrelirotitient (trite Attgusta Chronieligives
' an account of Sherman's. march. Ile, rays,: The
- - • - -
country through which thO 'Metal troops Primed
vir7 graczally dcsalatcd. , Thum Wawa; whoor.
remained ar tame .ipa watched their , pcoWIN.
406 t 1101 e, !art , ,ttoreirtopl. etpdt, : ;
GOTClPannit boat =Dna frOot.),IIV
toagesilla, • ,
Ttto 13 or baagueomaust °Ma ermileti
tie pt tlitiitt %Abate handsotaa •
scat anal feaatoatcept those pat to tor
lifo,:wltbut mead • not •repriovo according to
taw.
The Svitisof of the 241 tom . Tho alsnothm of
131mrsoanlo foga force if voilvrtly & ulster/.
uoraelloiiemilato be tin: feints And fool
-711rit,
i.y :thermion to inattli . his Main tinily, and to
tstneottl' the march which. he mntleg upon $.l
- Brtzuswieli. At the Miter (torn, th •
forces which have some to the month of th
lernee, are very fen' in number, and Molted I
their , operations to . reconnoitering lturposet.
lleanuhile ShOrmon is , supposed to beillol Mg'
down behind the ()cimeo, which Ito . semi .not
t.n Fa nt fill, if Eninewlek be his anal.- llieeonrse
in that ease 'would be to- erctsd:llM - .Xtejoulgee
near its Mouth, and move oi South
of the AlMmala: • -
FROM PANAMA':
Mello Seize the Steamer Gualeinala,
NEW fout,pee.A.—.l Paosinntetter,of the Nth
received to day.t.O7the North titer has thit fat
tening important Aftteh exelteiletlf ' lO
Yanatnalast week he following - Miebtents, on
the 25th , of , Otentierili& Antertenn'etntatil Sp Pa
nama recieted deapachot , front consntiihnfeldt.,
at Bays= Ftetlng tlfst the , saint steariter.bring ,
leg the deepetehes , ; timid to,linpin
wall a Party of ;reba pirates knteoding to, seize
the steatutradataniala.,, , • ..„;
,
An agent of, the company. was 'notified of the
plot, and sent the ,Ouetamala to sea before the,
arrival of the pirates ac r oss the Istionits, conse
quently they were obliged to nmain In Panama
till Novemhz.ClOth.. the, "day. of the nailing
of the next steamer, the 'Saliadnra„, In the
meanwhile f u rther Infhthainion was obtained,
and the plan for, the capture of the whole gang.
intunred, whilst. it house in Valparlaso would
send It to Europe by a French Man of War.'
The steamer Guatemala, which arrived hack
at ?enema on the 15th, rfports seeing many sas
-pielons holden' persons anxiously nwitithr• the
arrival or the same licenser at Laliberta and
-AdJuflico, :undoubtedly aecomplices of the
pirates. Thcselatler had comp across the coun
try 'rin Ordoa from Ifavana. They bare
probably:been arrested - ere this, as the Governor
of eon Francisco has been notified -that they
were pirates.
On the 1::th, Admiral Pearson, commanding
the American. Squadron in the Paeltic, netann
panted by Comm! ItPlice, of Panama, and Con
sul Rice, of Aspinwall, waited on the President
of Grenada, in Panama. to ask permission to pass
the prisoners across the Isthmus, In order to send
them to New York. The President refased 1.1.-
1116.40 n, on the ground that be Is not iiiiipowored
to but it Is pre,titivat they trill be tali.is on
ii- re-i onsibility of American official,
From New Orlesam—The Pirate. Sesames
at Matamoras. en Route to Illebtaol.d.
Nr.w Yonm Dee. -I.—The steamer •Merrinme,
wbleh left New Orleans Nov. with, has arriv,A.
No news:
The brig Fainvoi Dean, front Attnamoras, - con
firms the account of the arrival of the >pirate
1.3tr1L1P.13 at bthtamorna on the 10th of November,
on hit I.b.SSAge Into Texas. - r, mate to Richmond:
Gen. Sherman Near Savannah.
Nrw. Yonn,:nee, 3.—The followittglq nn
tract from n received. In thlteitylty
the owner of the et runner Gen. Lyon .
9i.—Sherman L reported. to be,neer
Savannah, and - the rents are trembling ,u thelr
,a4ors.. (Sh.mcd)
(.'aptain of Ateamer,GccoLi - on
- The Fttlien from Port Royal onNOt. SO, three
days bier, brings no eontlrtnattett or the ahoye.-
Order Countermanded.
• „
Lobsco.tr, Dce: I::Wiesieribd after
noon the rotting-dock Lotderllle arid Noah
ville'Railroad ma, ord,cred today. Order
c.,unternuelded...fttreet rumors repreactd:a nde
ral repulse at Cl:art:sink Tenn. _Mike atOr9 grow
ent - of a' da;li reliella Oto GAllatku yesterdny,.
alien tlicy captured_ about, MO . headof beiye!.
Our toms are pnrsUing, nut will proliably,eaz - •
tore the raiders. . . ,
on AND-STBERBAN.
The , Pire Alstrai Tarp.,
On Saturday toornini - nt two o'clock, the Com-,
;Oleo on Enginci' and licw:e, of the Clty,Cciati
ells, together with a special Controlitccappeinted ,
by din Pirtmetea Astoeiation, IBA for gleyclind
to Femme of eiamlnlng lino the mertisof,
tiro riew Fire 31arnr Telegraph, Iltryt In ISperam ,
that In 'that dry. ' conttnY ,
„tO - e
rattled by the Chief Engineer, f r i , napvi,Q, e; '.
Arsilt!nt Engineer flatlerund
urea in 12 . As%
te r2tht of the Eiden • Tilegraph,un Q thbs
c i ty, wm ,1 1 .50, by lovitoilim, .949. of the, ylarty;
‘ l 'lcbadi the cOlninitten_pro.•
Upon arriving.
ecedal to ,the Aro of Mr. :=6l MP, Wet:
Enginext the Cleveland Ffre itep;Wtracra,T4o
proceeded to explain the workings of the now
system.
- The Telegraphic Fire Alarm system was.intro• •
dneetinta Cleveland, recently, by a'Mr. prawn,
at a sf of tISD
,XI; for nineteen miles, of wire,
one hundred poles and twenty-three, signal
tot,- .- One of these boxes are located at each
of tl live engine bonne!, and the other eighteen
distributed through the city at proper distances.
Upon the disco Very of fire in any locality with
in the city, the fact Is immediately male known
to those having charge of the nearest signal
box, when the alarm is telekraphed through the
line. Mr. UM, at the request of the
a practical dernonstration of the workitip
of-the systgoi. Engine No. it, was visit
-ell, and Engine No. 1 sip:tailed, and' lu leas than
thn , e iminntes the steamers wagon (the streets
being too muddy to take out the steamer nnleaa
actually necessary) was en the ground. No.
was then called, and although located at a dirt
tanc&of nearly a mile, reported in four misintes.'
No. 5 was on the ground In seven minutes, hav
ing traveled a distance of nearly ,two miles.. Sev
eral other experiments were mad.:, all of which
proved perfectly eatisfacniry to the committee.
Mr. Colgan, who Is one of the beat pm
etical in tel
egraphist?- the country, examined the battery
and signals, and pronnnorvd. them perfect—the
whole system being simple, easily understood
and reliable. Mr. Calmat is of the opinion that,
with a few aherationa,the line could also
be used sada pollee telegraph. A.similiu•nne has
been In successful -operation in i'lovidenee, It.
for Several years,. and has given universal
satisfaction,
It li estimated that a line can bo constructed
In thla city, with ten 'signal loxes (one et the
.Mayci's office, and . one at • each Of the engine
bouses,) at a cost of Kl,200; bat if .it Is though,
advisable toluive itconstnieted on a moroextee
sive seale,(almilar to the one in use in Cleveland
it carats) completed for ta,WO. 'At the latter
priceocrtect•eatlslnctlon wilLbe guaranteed. _
Antitheryczy important matter connected with
this sysiexa je, that it dispenses cidlrely with the'
services, of salaried , Operatom,. and In this one
item of 'expense Alone, an annual saying !amide
of several thetusand dollars ahnnally. • Tho
only outlay required le_ a• few Dttuutrol dollars
per year for materials for the battery..
- Thol committees,. elide insklug a lidllavestigs-
nein atlas systemotxpreased thennielyei fallysat
-I,4loi:with It, andwlll rscOmmuad its hitroduellon_
kin this city. .The ma4efwillbebeaught before.
the City Councils at their next meeting, when,
slftatOctinite action will probably be taken.
.
A ;Suipliosed RpbbetTriitatlifactory Sonnel.! '
Onitalituidayereningi about arm o'elock; lir. -
Nyint l i'criAade,": a riMtleit - of '3lanChottei
m erited;at : ,tit cedalora og Ohio a Feet, eghe-,
ny, Mar the,plamond, ler; the_purposo . of ;ma-,
klug ponici.pnrehrises. : iftrient Into ,the . .store,..
leaving tdatcam 'of three homes and- a wagon
_outside; but upomeomlng vat of the More wan:
a4cuished to 4lnd that they 'lnd dliappeitied.
...NOOtte In the neighborbisiid s odulailve Idm ii any
•
Intel - platten ofth e ir w!iinOaboutii,Atud a pieties.-
ted sOtelt.ivis. *de/ bit - liitiiiint. success: Ciii
Sunday ; peening messengers - were .41spatehed
.
;genital the TOMB loading , from the . e.lty to make
inetirles In tegurd to missing team. A gem
, tlonata'Who hid been tat Sharpiharg, informed •
Mi. Crammie that be had noticed a colored 'mm
driving a tram, answerlog the description. of
:the lost' animals, towards; Butler, when aide- '
wept:tie dispatch war Sent to the authorities of
,the tromnghlo arrmt the thief If lee succeeded In
1 eluding. the. vigilanceof;the"detective' who hnil
took 'that Mute.'
- - 'Captain lileVlCker; Of the Allegheny night po.'
H oe , also entered Into the starelW and' *Min'
1 walking along Carroll. street, In • the Second
I .
irtwd, noticed Mr: Crturimle'a wagon etandingeiti:i
Abe street, and upon making-Inquiry the Captain
o „,l,,Thed that a gentleman while.Tduldriialtattl
0304 m( onßuturdaymiglit about stereo o elockA
`discovered thehorseastatuding on the street;amil ,
inektriscalsortina cfroits to. proceed, bit their fur:
' titer ipttsdiat wis'arnated, by O Post,whlch the,.
lied i run:the, wagen ri,,iminst. The:',, , Omtlemea
boring
the-horses arid' took : them to a neigh.-
boring stable, where tluT , went taken 'care of.
`They bed probably started.lbr hmine, which tAtey
Might have reached, had they Hell:ogle - Irv:ton:
tact a ltl t the post. 'The mewengers bad zotra.
't. .; lag evenliiron:deeke .. ....- . , • :-• •• --;, •
~
. . .
• rtanints in nut lior.rtvd..--itov..Niebard•
Chortain of the U2B."llllltary Ifoopkal,
to Ninth ward ?
. reads us the folkining Iter
de as.wblch Iu c oi•vPsTid. tulrid insOt.ifo.
shicnour last retort ••• • • •••• • .• • • ;
N6r. tieig) 3 .
F. sr; t.-zo *we , . • - nt.?
Ttrr. Wain -4M* 314111110,116 t E. turuil7'
Tax 01171 T •WAirt Snaw:—Thie ex a l i tn i
exhibition wiU remain • la the eltir
Ike Terectit work, sad will be °pea exelyeliblg;
. and an w'edaa4a3 . and /Wardell .linernikluK.
Ott tkalartley'eirealait the attendance wasioplati
4t.,1 tt. oaro Abe.
IN "1788.
Jilf" Lidiew• . •
Lan' ixt. o 4F tit'' , a lYoraar" Loia
°M)hizeilfor the. pu Ne of enSo%mac-.
g home mionfatiorys and dimittlflting
af. , all ur eiti;rs
t orem:pd in thli patriotic moVezninfi ,
sibein the following circular Issneit 3;,141t;
in.4l.l.a.AcetVre Aswebn' ion of New
imbllalictl In e recent, number of thelleplaaku
To Pie nnmeinatapifitcationfaide to tii ft* '. • f ' - '
all.partiolthe et. nutty for wore- specific inihr-„ - . -_.
minion upOn the various tordei, and piirtienhate .1 — ' ..
Rothe best mode of Coming out the objects of) !..' - 7
the women'a patrfotte movement; Whichehialler: l
the'different names'ofnathinalenavenants,,ecoCt+ .;' -* '
mule leagues, women's patriotic aesoclatimno:-'‘.::A . •
hart-Amen . luaugarated" with the...put:moot dl- -
min - thue - extrirraganeek , . Mtioutaging'
_hotsti i r- ,1, • ,
Mandfacturep, aud'preerenitmit'the ecaiWfillilei*E - ..p?t
preci4miou of car etc-refry bY the AP4 40 (21) .., , A .
im
in .w. ter fer'fortign Imittries;'we Owlenalt • .
easy ...that .ozrAfter:part,.of the Attothetitet . 1. 1 ' ,. ;: , -')
.to'aut v,we r have. had the Wm. . 1 .0.9 1 4 11 0 01 1 1 . 1 .r4 i 7;1 , -'.
den of their ticteraihisdloti to ,cartlont
t tese
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objec , lint that we bave beedniettryditeb kie l '• -*-L ' 1 1:
chief on th e part of the manufacturers, trr3 I ..-
chant and. retail daalers,, which Teorill.britlar, , ;, ;
‘.3 tl ia rrtt ' laro . b3stted by tlifferentSobletlis **kaki : ,,, 'Llt
to all numufiteturera whose tissues could L bn *-gc . ~,,,,. ' . 1 ,
wined. The.etir,eulars rentolttlng almost vrit.; , • , ~!
out exception annotlecd, the ladle o - Interostnff W I -' .! .,-.4 :"
thrscnovements became sattettedthat - thentraint!i„ , 1.,, , .? - -
some! secret.cause for it,;, and detcrenlncdtt4m, t .,,,:, „.I
innate a serlisOfjitiiiiiries to **dab:L*9 pott7 • : ,
.son. :Thereimlr of these liatultieiwas,-Ihitthe' ! , 4 7-'-'
were informed by theatoms of those: 7.. , fr 'l - ..".'
tumid that they wercentirely 7 indeptgatent afaity,...•.-5
'such movement on the part of ttio publlt; initr , - ' •
that, as they already had as many.oedera'ad flier.
could; execute, they took little .thte*BC. * duo"
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Mutter. A rew, Inver honest, frankly
.adthitted .i• - • ~ 11
that it was not their interest teilerthetelabthistat -
known as Arnerleaff? that they Wean AsProieditC ..••=,' vr
to thajobbers and importers, witodirected - what• -,i,f s f T .
lahthishould be placed upon ti On and that their': . . •
wore under promise not to "dlsekie:e where or un.tr' --,,:'
der what cameo they were 104, and . on the : ,,r , , - ,... , .
jollied againsthome manufactures wa3 to great s •„.,, ; •,s
at many instances they,Were sold'as rorolga ,
goods. . ' . - :. ... -IC . '.- '...' ',, ,,, ..:-....,3
The truth of the matter Is, • i hat: not coittentt , . --.; - '
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'with ten or fifteen per cent. regaler &Wit, lik e ' : ,
the ElarortnO 'none theturero end betaglhus en..' "'
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theiyArresponeible or indifferent on to the reputes , ,—, 1 -,
tion of his fabrics, if the demand Inertasat Jat.
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prtrent,'the American manufacturer, as tho:ftai- -.,'" ' . • •
tip Ortiele is' almost excluded by the; high pride' , ' ,• -.- .
to chit it Is raised by the heavy tariff; raises hlo ;• % ..,:.-
prices to the enhanced price of the foreign. kW- . '
(le, which. though his goods may he infeicrihe. ''- ', ':.
Is able to do by the protection. or the tariff. - uttr.. - .-.,..., -: ~.
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immense fortunes are made py thefew, attheteto.,,.
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prose of the people and th e country.'" Itidectl,ll*
him.: ...ere told on wmah Oeea3loll3;Ahat rtherde-;* - ' ; ....
await was:now,eo„,^reat for every or ; aisy.klnd Or;
wearing material, tha!guardituuot quailty was allk„ . •
hat Ras aimed at.
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This desire of making rapid fortunes- on thee, . -•.‘
part of our manufacturers, therefore, is-Lbe raid.-,„ . ,
can-eoftbe prejudice againit Amermampadoi„ -.- ' : -
of which they complain. 'As itb one tan bo aunt -,- , 1
of reeelying the same or a betterqualitsof goods -,'..i • ,
year after year, when purchasingthesame max, •
at they Call when purcluming femit the Earfrieats,
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manutartater, the ladled of theta irlodiom'enfu...,• , .'„„ - ,
tioneutt VD immerl'antieal , fiot* “thWfthreitoe , J.4.‘ - .1 %
the public that ,all-Crutected .witle, Vie midriar,,,,-_-,,,
.
and the selling of domotticgoods have cot YI , ..-... '
fact aYaluet rifeniotement, ' On'.auhril °coif:7
elope; when difibrent tnemberiorthamisoclathini 'T."
madoa personal inquiry ofthe manufacturer ber:• i ' , ,'i.
• t gent as to where - the , „octds which they Um talt 'AY - - 10
' their ihelves.tuubLunalled • could •be procured at' fortt,.,z _
retail', or by the Wee, or by the dozen, the answer? ~5... t...
'was :1 "We are pledged not to telL"- - e . , -,-,.,,„
- • .ArS the:flak} u•Atecriean I " " : , f f
"We do not know: Would ; the ladies glirrani. --'''
'much for thou if cold Amciiian I. ~ • • ,il r ,t . ..
. • 3. 41 0 1 . therefore; conient"witli is less amrbitink„,,,,,
profit,. our ninnufaiturefs f jabbers'and ietalleirce.---4 , .._ ~
chants will dointerd•-ter'scifus our bonds libel/Ai J ! 44
- 0111(ki tlielr , t rap • laticit,' - the.well4astraing•Uulgav ,, -- 1 -.
pateloilosignut
o f the diffebent.,Pkldifutill - Itew . ;; ''''4 '" '
;Tort,Boston,J hindelphia, tit asithuttorliCklmu., re....t
go,-Pptsbutgb, Rochester, ltingnmton,lgiaw-, , ,.; ..,
places, must endeavor by their economy to m ` 'c yi
=Mel a. . Mile Its • passible of foicign goodi Mit ', ~ '•
itrrarles: - Persevery. ask . ftir Aracricalfilt&ri;";', l ',
Tics, regardiess of the y . irony and• •
, sorr:t 4,, , , , , , , ,
-.pertinence with which their tignanclik , F, , ,i. , ! . , , ,.. ,
many stedeS,Vlng - thevffe.fortTCC - . , „,•..
ifft in all caSoithi.lfk - lif - hiY" Y. , i' ,-- - •..."‘ 1 9 - • r t -,
make nritaeltr..., • - siOcfda of Amedeark„,
e- „ r•, ..„1, . ... tedged _ and sold aseirclu .And
, ttititloni . , 0 0,-...lrditi9a9 011ettld carefully note •: %. 3{). '
suckstoniutrpent as will do-this la their rtimcm., ,-... .•,.
We attics, and publish iheirnames for the benefit
of the eAtmunity. lip
,thns appealing to their -`„ '
Interpkte wrialuill'coinpel 'Am:aka guniri to bet.'...;',:
sold !miler their WWl' ilakiz. ,••• „- -..-•” 17!. ( ,. -a.tr. • ~-,--•
• : F the eomfort,ganisa howcve rtions, ,f O
inn Miattre elf laterat.o
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o dierender..oWte d then% ' '
AM
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their effixti home been in air ottieroespeets' - 4.1L,; •-;
very stieccultd. 4 They have . calked the attentionr: es'YY,f,
Of OM Wealthier classes to the necessity Os WinaVi.'"f„.4:' , .
.echumy from Patriotic - ruotiVet;' and by nokbe.3 , -
it gaid taste to be chteply and plainly •drassed - ' --; ---0.
many,who before would _hare bun luihannie lIIYr , •r•f .',.
, say "F,ctumbt afford a thing," now wear Orirlat.: f, ---. .
pride old bonnets remodeled and old dressed I . e .'
newel, and depreciate tbe- j litiputattem; of hub*. i ~ , -,
indulged In the. purchase of „an ,expensivalulicita. ;-.-...--; .'
of dress. Those who have less wealth; and up=- ,
whom economy la"afforoad by the presentl4ft- ••" ---,
prices, are thus kept in• countenance and renewal.,.
of many Impleasant feeling of mortincatiess. ,
While those who still in this - criehl 'Parade their -'• •,-.-'-'
extravagance before the public ectpesetheinseheltm, — " .• ir. -
to an invdions and contemptible cUstinctiont, ' Y
- which few arc inellned to imitate. '
The FrOdmen's Rene Committee.
The Committee of qixtoen, appolited, Alwit
meeting: In . COneert nallpnYiednesday,ernsplog.„
met on
,§atnrda"aftornoon. In the office Oeneralßowe. Alter a fall and free coniniti...
Don, a sub,eommiltee, composed or E. 11.1.r* ;,
Reg., Rev: J. B. Clark and nor: Dr. How'sall„ ' : .
was appointed to correspond with tile parent
apclatiOn' at Phßadclphia, and ft* upon a tithes
for holding another- public meeting in tide
at which a complete organization ot art nasocla.
Lion, auxiliary to the State Associnti•n,•is 'ex-. ,
petted to be effected. Thursday the :
wassuggesied as the day, provided ft Would atia
the gentlenien of the parent assoo.atlOX,llllo64l.,
r.
presence is timdred. The Series of Union
_tags of the chureitea will eloets on Thursday the, ,prl
Row it the
.P.alat.
On Saturday night about teet,Weloek,• - a
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sulty occurred in, a house near the .roint, and
officer's and 31esalce were, dispatcheektm; -• •
arrest the belligerents. Oiniman Was takentobir . •
custody by the officers, when an attempt wee
made by ttle crowd to resole, the petierabr. - :TM; .•-•••
officers were' reinforced by several iratelnifear;. -
. when:a fight ensued, during-wide/UMW of the• r '
watchmen was ktocked down wlth.a Moan.,
officers wed thefr blares. very freely,_ add lqiured
Several tht4r eithilarde severely: " , Dirriagtha ;.
Melee officer:Messier drew a- revolverandixeint r !,
ed it at the crowdll, but fortunately, for so r 7, ..--
Ir.missed fire. Thc.Prfsoner Was taken ta.tkw
~ M ayor's °Mee and locked ,nr4 , 'resterdajmire ..J.;
• log the Mayor fined him .tenrdollaps and . ey_asts,„;: .
for disorderly conduct.
Death of a Plttaburgh Soldier.
The Ifarrisburg Tdeflraih,of tie, mea l y asp
Tourer, soldier •
the Elitelnuth", - RlikeACefe:Jilall;)
yDming at the 711111114easte'oititit=c ,
berrY?treet-rgil ,
Dmessed was an oxemplarylyotog man, *ore; soldier. 'Bieeelimo lastp be. was - elder "'" '
clot:under Capt. Mall,at . Ciutattendin i
which time be won a larger3reL. la
cur midst. Ills' remains - RA hero Lida, after— :
noon, cu route fur his lute home, near , pitt,„
burgh." - • •
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DROWNE.b.:-=COMICT 'Clawimm' VMS C.1tie11)311..."
duodoy to hold auletramt cui the body of Meet t••:: •
Neff, who wee drowned is the leek alPort.Poti • .
Ty, betw9on the' !lOU re of nine and tenO'clee.k
Ltaturday treeing. The jury rendered:e terdietitt•••'
accidental drownbg, • • ••; • • :-:•-••,••'‘ r
NetsPititicK4t Thd"Kmertei ",-
frt%al. , , of imattilon , "• . llioWlatt • Waila.V!‘littal' - ,' - ','.•,
Flag," "Waverlgy "Barkkallti,9itiV`" , * , '
.31tvahly," antillo. 27 4 , Tt!nc , Cot: -
h been .reclved attd an! . fgraglci,by
P. INS, nth' stinct,. • -
. . _ . • -
Ontasia CaNCERTe - o,ll.74laslllplitgit; 111graistE;I:451
' ii)tirclrt c y.rlll l e gtsen tp,.tbls clty,...undg.
, Opticin of Signor Mtizio,'"'Ociltdchalk. - the libridl - 4 -
;frno*fed' - -planfet, riiiall.tsb Utley - 81tiott*;i0.- . , - ,: - ,.;
cantaqiccs,rispj
tiotie.• Ilie'o.cant„s faMilort of UR; city wilt
grace tItV
Mintrali.-LMits Matilda Heron one of Llt.:^r:ie..4:
twat *Orme.. mitt° Allude:an gage* wino= •
Menec an quragemvut At : the Theatre 1•1 1 4 111 p -. ;
tug. She will appear aa “Canfelle,'"'Oe.
.In wbleh rite has no rival.. We look lier . •
• ( 'home, • 7. • ; 170,1
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I)ATARD.—!e et4allie town.4r; air mint, : •
' dal morPlEig, Dee , ,,dt Ur.o. M BAN.appiAn:lo .af;v..
r The funrial Wilt" takeidari ' fro'at •
vale hapnaid pep* and orwendio the Vilibait
tipatattr4y,zosiwr . .alpiasork,at. 0 . ,101401 1 . 11 111411.1 , ..01i
alie trline•pi: ttle , n , 94ls . are reopeegaq
" E DIE ECTON3 OF THE TA ,
- STORY AND OftfltßY HIM 0 ham • • •••• •
thll dat decLated a Dividend ot TwO PIM ,
, 01ithe 0 4 441 . 1 Stock. Pliable , to stoat* as. , ••••
ditancithelol.&lndott the J .11[104111%, •
, Tttlunantre . r , We VAIL
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