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o nisu nio, Qyazttie. sibility that restsopon those who have brought ' ill 111313 U wkIETTE •IdEGRAIIS ,
6 , ibis whirpool of desolation and ruin upon my
' _ . - - i unfortunate country. But if to adhere firmly
TIIIJILSDA V atORNIN----NOV. *Pi, 1863. I and consistently to the opinions and principles THE SITUXTION Ekt TENNESSEE.
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The News. if to prefer living as I did before the war, to
living as I have done since the war, makes me OUR mcfcgoND plowing BILL OF FARB.
While wo write, the dispatches coming in j a traitor, then a traitor's life let me live, or a I
give us renewed oonfidence in the result of the i traitor's death let me die."
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military operations now actively going on et I Napoleon's Letter to the Sovereigns'
Arinral. Or 1110 bfolranr. OP GT:FERAL WTI- of Europe.
several points • &Rd in saving so we do not 1
, ~ ' I nes--Mrs. Gertrude Winder, mother of Gen.
even except, those of the Army of the Potomac, 1 Winder, Provost Marshal of Richmond, Va., ... ---
whose movements of late have almost been was arrested on Saturday at her boarding REPORTED UNION. DEFEATS IN LOUISIANA.
beyond comprehension, and wo fear altogether house in Baltimore by the military arithori- de, do., ko.
ties. She Was taken'to the office of Colonel • •
barren of results at least, it is sate to say, of 'i Fuh, avail:m=llla by her eon, Charles R. ---
nisi, results as ought to have been attained by I Winder, Esq., who resides in Washington, Special Dispatch to the Pittaborth . Gasett a.
PattJ,Dr.Lrlirs, Nov. 25, 1863.
Butch an aroay. But once in the presence of atil oho happened to bo in the city on pre
en npitointed work, this brave "army bill ac- . 1
these:lctrel business.,he
w se A nt fte b r ac a k n to e x her t a i
ItrioLt. There was great cheerfulness at the stock
quit itself, as it has always done, gloriously — j house, and placed under military guard. She Ward this morning..
and woo to the timidity and dilatory general- lis said to be eighty years of age. One of the The dispatches from Gen. Grant, sat Chatta
shin that will again attempt to hold it back charges against her is for corresponding with nooga, were most important and chring.
i vane= persons in the South.
from improving a victory. ---...m..___ The engagement In the iramedbWe front
a
Still, we are not impressed with the reports ; p.stfonoo or Gnazw, sonr,Ncr __Goo. yesterday was continued ttu'oughout the en- ;
from the Potomac army as indicating an im- 1 Schenck's resignation of his ccuntaissior xt a tiro
day. The rebels,' though sturdily resists, :
mediate oonfliet between 7,1 save end Lee. In 'Major General in the Volunteers of the Cal j lug. gradually gave way.
fact, the probabilities ere, that, if the gonad , tad States Amity has been tendered and cc- There is nothing further from Burp6lde.
1 °coed, to take effect on the 20th of Decem be
combinations in the :Southwest, now Issuing , nest. Brigadier General -Lockwood has hemri The present success of the movement wiEl
in a general battle along the whole line from , o rdered t o the temporary command of the ' dauhtedly relieve him from the presturd of ea
Eighth Army Corps, In the Middle Depart-
Knoxville to 01;attan ooga, and for on indeftna- rebel columns , Grant's advance compelling
bin distance south and west of that important i I f l A t a t:„,• " ,, ° ,„„ ll‘ ,..7. b. t c h h e coming Se.hsertick retires t o
them to retreat to prevent their Capture or
Co ess as a Rep
point, shall be found to have attained a deei- l i resentative from Ohio. ! desire: iron.
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sive ;result, and that the road to Tome and , .....---ssowewees------ - I The Richmond Ecomincr, of the 21 d, says
laCcui;..7,At,sotiyaeed 7;ns'il‘Cv:•:::.4l,,, ot.hosdehbi:eircs,,werye , „ Ai „no ac on and people as just
Atlanta 11, open before the victorious Army i
of the Cumberland, we shall have no fighting'', ail confiscated, is said to have gone to r' V.:itg. dreadfully e sea . .. Lied in regard to the quantity
It l zs h ia ., , o l ‘ n . the
with Lee north of Richmond, and pethaps i land with the Intention of trying, Ishother he ani quality of food furni:hod Yankee
not evt.n awe; for what couldthe rabeis hope 1 ccaonunor„tosilatthecotmrmtr.y,Perr„olite • ors, ere append the hill of fare served daily
to gain by making a stand at Richmond, out Mined,and cause a levy oran embargo m 5' 1:1) , at the Libby and Castle Thunder, tarnished
of whih famine mutt drive them before long laid shimhe Empaor's property in England to us hy the commandants of these two posts .
_beforer two
me
the approaching wia- give amPan'atiau• "it Libby, one pound of fresh broad or crack
ter shall have pa,sed over them. ' ors and half a pound of fresh beef. ' The
S' •'... miaow, the celebrated anther of the "Llfe '
If the result in Tennessee and Northern I
i ' fil Christ," is about to write another work on . tatted cow is killed daily fur their feasting,
Georgia shall be tut decisive, as the hither. - ! the same subject, but taking quite a different j t cried daily by sweet potatoes and nutricions
Lone already given lead us to believe, there View from that which ha has hitherto main- soup. This same ratiou is alio served on
remains but ono thing to be written of the talned. Ronan, who, in his "Vie de Jesus," 1 Belle Isle--the identical food that the lying,
an d Strauss' views to bo tutimpeachable ,
robellion--that IT to DY.s.D• and builds his own theory on his, must either) ‘ indietive, Puritan chaplains stigmatize Bann
, differ from him for the future Or Contradict Ids ) trid and unfit to eat, upon every occasion of
own statements. _ I their return to the North." .
.
011SrLit Tang oystermen in Bolti- 1 The European tiles thin morning conta;n
mire are doing an =usually brisk trade. i the folio. ing : Napoleon's letter to the sov-
Hundreds of bay craft, from five to thirty 1 ereigus of Europe is full of humility and
tons burden, and owned principally by the .
Trace Ile save he was wiled to the throne
crews, aro lying at -the wharves discharging , ! ' •
oysters, which readily bring from seventy to , 1.1 Providence, and the will of the Eronsh
eighty cents per bushel. Large quantities I people; but, trained in the school of adversity ,
are being put up by the packers for exports - l it is ignoresh allowable for me than any
n. 1 ether to i the rights of sovereigns and
ti
Tan I'relteli religious journal, the Unfits', has I legitimate aspirations of people. Thus, lam
satisfied itself (amino doubt many of its read- ready, without a preeonceir ed system, to th
em) by e.pnuess of cabalistic =atoning, that
the advent cuts of oho Apocalypse art 'Arius, ter an International Congress with the spirit
Spinoza, Voltaire, Rousseau, DelVetue, Proud- of moderation and justice, ordinarily the par
tials and Ronan. Bishop Colons° Must feel 1 tihn t.tf Otos° who have endured so many vs
himself affronted at not being comprised in rime trials. If I take the initiative in this
the excommunicated list.
....-...--110.------- i overture, Ido not - yield to au impalse of van.
Os Thursday last there was an election for : sty, bit because I asu a sovereign; the most
Judpof the 16th Judieial Metrics!. of Illinois, ' creditad with ambitious projeots, and I have
eotoprising Peoria and Stark counties. Simi- rt it t heart to prove by' a flank and loyal
lenberger was the Democratic and 'Williamson ','' a
the Union candidate. The result is the -eve- :ALT that my sole object is to arrive without a
Lion of Williamson by about eighty majority. shock at the pacification of Europe. If this
The district has heretofore Luen Democratic. rrepeewee b e agreed ~,, I pray you to ac-
Sheneahergee theeateas Ix ' eentett the deFi°r!l &i,t Paris as the place of erecting. Europe
would perhaps see some advaeteye in the
Cap..al whence the signal for overthrow hot
s of
so many times issued, becomingng the seat
confrseners destined to lay the basis of a
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Letter from the lion. Johit Minor
Botts--Ulu Protest Against. - the Tye
ranny of the Confederate Govern..
mant—A Noble Avowal of Union
Sentiments and Neutralit—Genera l
Monde and Mr. Botts—They Union and
the Confederacy.
Our dizpatches, a few daye ago, promised
that a letter written by the Hon. John Minor
Botts to the Richmond Eawerker, atrould be
seat to the northern papers by the Agent of ,
the Associated Press, who had obtained a copy
for that parpeoe. If that agent sent It, some
intermediate agent is in default, for no per.'
lion of it was telegraphed to Eittsburgb. It t.
appears, however, in the New York papers of
Tuesday, and we now lay an outline of it be
fore our readers. It is dated October 18th:
Mr. Batts denies the charge that he, in en
interview with an Indiana major, proclaimed.
himself a Union man without any ifs or buts. 1
He had no such interview, and used no such I
langusge. He denies having said that he
wished the Federal Generals knew half that
he know of the rebels, and their resources and
intentioas. Ile is not in the co..fielenee of , •
the Government or the commandets of its 1
forces, cud,
)he of their:intentio., and Tua 01011 prices ruling in the United States
the
Profountli ignorant of their resource', • contrast strongly with those which content
In reply to the charge of the &rummer that the London dealers. Good, e toot Brussel.
he abherred the Oovertnent,
butei+ser,
loved as , earpets arc sold in Leyden at 62X,e. pea. yard,
money, ho says : ' and veltret carpets , at 75e. per yard; a " Prince
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I, Whatever I may thinker the Government, lof Wale." oeuelLooats $17 . 10; • Prlnee's easy
yet I never leis myself entirely at liberty in chair $7.50; fulletized iron bedsteads $l-6234.
this land of freedom to say half as much i
against its Administration s I bave read in
your own editorial column a s. But if I have
never made professions of devotion tothe
Government, I have never ceased to feel a i
warm interest in the welfare of the people of /
Virginia, with whom prosperity and freedom
my own are entirely identified ; and I will
take occasion to say here what I•eatil to Gen.
Beetle, and have said to all, that my °silliest
prayer is that this revolution may result in I
whatever may contribute moat to the perm ,
neat peace, hapines.3, prosperity, and free- ,
doe of the people of l'irginia- These are
the blessings of a good Government ; this
is what les
is desired and aimed at ,
by all, unless the-selfish politicians, and'
the corrupt speculators in and out of the
ar , y, may constitute an exception ; they care
not want sort of a government they live un
der, provided they fill the high places and,
have their pockets well lined. We
may differ I "1.--
pus ',lily, and perhaps henostly, as to the best
means of ratan:nig these desirable ends. If - ---- ' - 7; ----•"1-2..
it is by the success of the re, elution, then . I ID.R.Y_ tv001:e ;WORE FOR SALE; hi
pray tied that the revolution may succeed; c.i..„.0.41h0i11"15,
ovtrlC,„,\.,,""l° hoi,n72nrOl."; PLF.,W;;!,
but if by a r- -toration of the Union, then I defy ' ;r : ,, , ,,6, ~,,,a1=,,,,, -4.4„.....--,,-,:,7, 4
hope-tho Union may be restored. What I cosy, and lata"bon *sleeted alibi. re f erence to the
want is a government that has the will and , couurry trade. Ras an te...a purchased for case at
power to protect my person and my property 1 ioeZt..lneth_et prices.
• against oil abuses, and that I would prefer I di n. "fla. st o a t a
, o ., :e rr, ritn ?,“ ,fron i na,
living as I did before the war to lb/jag as I ' often the stoat roe eats; also th4pped will of the re
lieve dens sine , a,: war, iv beyond all num- tlrl,.g party, The house has a tarEo sad moo...table
Mon. Iwo uldt a modatan or a fool 11 I did ,
trade, w hich can he m o milusl. The presect etock
not, and a kna ve e and hypocrite if I were to 1 thousand dollars. h. ,
pretend otherwise." I raitikk wishing k n
ow the pertleedsm will please
31r. Botts denies having done anything to , addressor tall painterly on
which the r J urederate Government nen coin- 1 LTnaT a CIMIPEveLNO,
plain, unless it be that it has net becergn I _ecl6..t.e kiwi acme!, Plttaburgh, is_
Democratized, and make no coomations to VOR SALE.—Tive superior Cylinder
Demooray. 011 theother hand, he complains 3" po i; w, icicles thamotor, 30 t long, undo
first, that the rower of the legislative branch of f.,4 inch iroh wrougnt tress heads feet lack 801 -
- of the Government hay been especially di- • cr. ilintet ee liood se pew.
./t.rn, Os. Portal/10Y glUe and Tetmlar nedl , r of
rected agatn‘t him. Second, that the execu
tive brunch oh the Government has I.con ere- ;.,,i,,g,,lrr',:h -,,,,,,,,, ~ ~, c ,,,, 7 ,,,,, ~,, doer
crated against him when under this detests , endeberehnire"esh r as h
ets7ucYnt'od:ltllsktir2d;re,l:-it,l7;
ble, unwtten, and unknown code called sawiteg wood rolecornotivus.
they law. Upoller , char et
_preferred which • • t- 1 : 0 1 , On34,i,,Rolitiese hit;amyttrown,,rbt 0te, , 14
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they
dared to present before the Cend of / 11 " cl eeree er ; Well adapted to r e m ' a gnat mil or wad
.4u - y, thus had him arrested In hia bed, anti C op ~,,ifi,
hurried to a filthy neva) jail, where he was ge r m, et H. N.1301 , 1' 8 ,
seed in solitary confinement for eight wooka, / ' sinner Point Alley atoll Dmitiesns Way,
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when, swab all the vigilacumand cure, and re- ....16,Y2nut Pittsio•-
eeareh of their DIII3IIaSOUS ocSaCtiirea, they • -
;maid find nothing upon which to Hinge, a
eharge,and now conies a sedond arrest wit
hout
a etearge,whilst the army itself has been tu
loose upon him to destroy his property by de- ,
sign and by the orders of officers in high com
mand, and, but for a guard from the head
qtusrters of Gen. Lee, none can toll to what•
rontlition he would hare been reduced. Mr.
R•stts says; " Have I, then, Mr. Editor, had
, o uch attachment or devotion toe Government
which I have thus been treated ? Yon
._ouiplain of the treatment Mr. Vtalandig
1, ...e. sae received at the hands of his Govern
•aoat. Ile made manv violent speebbee, in
• '''' 'which ho took aetise and aliens Igo:mu&
" gair,st I.la Government, and for Ai* he Waif
.out amongst hie friends, as they -slapposeh
But I have done nothing, taken no pert, hot
'i
m aintained firmly and co:teem:l4;4' l null
coatinno to do, my own private opinions, and
the conviction of my best judgtdsld ent, whi
thins
ch
his not been controlled by any conera
of selfishness, ambition or fear.
want no better vindication for having
withheld my appeared of this war than is to
• be found in the face ttutt them Is not one of
thee° wtua aided in btinging It on that would
do its if with their relent experience it
had to bo.gone aver again, or if they could
have foreseen what has followed, all Of which
I did foresee and foretell."
n ee at denies Out ',,0013 known .teek I I
' dinner at hit table, yet makes that he
.. -hifited- him tat do so, and regretted that his
constant engagements parented hid accept
. 1111CO3 10*,11111.0i0a tie return to the vicinity the
offence 'would - toi repeated. The truth is, he,
• _ has entertained freely ,anti hospitably 'the
officers 'and gentlemen of both armies whose
_. ~ acquaintance he, hat enjoyed, and *hallo
dn
... tinsel to do so as long as he is master of his
Vat lands."
...aitherto I hare been silent," says gr.
:. Botts, "as to ther wrongs, injuries, aridlndig
tatieetbst have teen leaped troon mee bill. I
run petit spaniel
Ma de down anderouch at the
bidding of any er, nor to lick the band
that smdtee sae, and if I am thus to be select
ed 'as a particular otOect of parser:talon, nod_
can and no protection from the brit; then teal
I t
t Prri c s t l cannot do against the government
o r s pinet the army, but i eau and willto it
when thelaw, militaryand civil, both fail me,
„,... • agailtt. MI 0110taati; that:: thia` Confederacy , '
0 4 e• • ' - Clialkl as
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Tar Rail Mountain Metes publishes aston -
lilting stories about, the Arizona gold mines.
It says plenum pinking out from fifteen to
meenty-seven hundred dollars a day each, with
a jack-knife. They do not pretend to sere
the "dusl.;" only rootin for`mps.
THE Cleveland Leader says large numbers
I of colored men have lately been leaving
es non O
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for Rhode island, where largo boun ti
being paid to colored recruits.
'too brothers Godard are about to make a
balloon to contain 14,000 cubic metres or gas,
whereas 51. Nadar's "Giant" only contained
000.
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Draciwo e three dosing days of last week
101,02$ Tatters were mailed at Nashville for
the North. - •
FOR SALE.
WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE _ OR
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V EIIt3MANI3E-17500 scree In lowa, in trade
trying from 40 to32ojecree: 610 acree bt, Michigan,
n Marta varying troll 40 to 320 acrell.' 9,000 acre*
ip ldircietiota. '3,000, ameg in' the etnitbeast pint of
alo e end BQ acres In Itabille. ',hem land *
have been earefttily selected, with a rico solely to
thfililocal advantaga, soil, dn., and will be directed
Of up on liberal terms, for sob, or exchanged for
property in
street, Allegheny county.
for tenor, ke. @fele to
Commercial Bro
• 0. h. MAVIS, iser.
nets - Butler Lainenceillie.
VOIR BLE LRASE--A large IA
to sharpanag, on the Passenger Ballsrar,
miles
from Pittsburgh, on which there is • good
Thirelllng UM, or Sim rooms , also, amoral other
aredsee, all liana brick. A-well a good water in
the , iirdi Vont) .Itood Mgt, aral convenient to
•Chniches and BChOOl
For putiguills address *frill on .
anaa -.
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AilterPletbrg, tinegbouy County, 4.
oesiarekwir
.A.WHEICCEVILLB IMP RO '
.L.AI PROF/WTI' YOU , SALE, situate oo V
aler
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rettooti.swoo the 4otiro of the rad; a let frontlie,7
on
ftlitLer street and; extending loch to Lafayette alley,
on which there le erected two Rwtory Frame fey:
loge—one new, the other nearly so, with the Deets - •
wiry improvemeote, all to good order. The beet
for towitisSi.Ao4 of ttiolWat Ingle burougb.,
Torms eaq. Apply to
O. B. DATEB,Oommerclai Broker,
Butler street, Lawrenceville:
bolt
retEAR,FARM FOR SALE, situate , in ,
West Doer township, Allegheny county, Pe.,14
Lade fromthe thriving. village of Bakerstown. Con
tains 103 acres, 70 Of leach to deired.'
moots anoint of Is comfortable dwelling house,
30150, with extensive stabltng ; nn orcbard of ito
tavaring fruit i n never falling spring of wane. at
. thedoor, water in ono fold: 0;4 nador tho wiaolo
plaio. Apply to
.B. facLAIN CX : '" ( arcre
R SALE.—Two Blast, Furnace En
' loues,Ctuun Cyflank 18 babes diameter by
faer Oat evoke. Mewing Tuba 8 feet 8 Inchaidiam!
otar hy ewe ket.stroko. All in good eider; fleeted .
teen =sod bat it abort Ume. Diandectirsd by linsp
k Wade, Flttebarilh- A ppW latmediately to
monazrx I co.
Johnstown. P.
uol4lw_
VOR WI- -A lob of land, containing
74 -104WeitatiO*4Xlilloi:tram Drtrzemtifitar
Oda; oti ilitTithsburgh.TOrt W 1 144 & Chkogr , R.
The ePort property is well timbered. with good
young orchard pt Wertz; frail wow, Thli property
will be sold on ?amnia , tam&
War further puttculare &arms -
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get pacification.
The London Yost says that there is danger
lest a conference should leave things worse
confounded than ever.
Ilso London Tel graph says it is obvious,
for instance, that no powtr would consent to
place itself at the merry of a mere majority.
A dispatch, in the Itiehmond Exasois i er, from
Mobile, Nov. 19th,says that a letter, received
from a member of General Green's staff, an
nounces the defeat of two Yinkee columns in
Louisiana. General Franklin's division en
countered a portion of General Dick Taylor's
army, under General Green, near Alexandria,
nn the bth, add after a stubborn fight, the
Yankees were routed, with the lose of their
stores and six thousand prisoners. General
Weitsel's division is reported to have been
routed by Gen. Dick Taylor, near Opelouspee.
The expedition is said to be abandoned. A
portion of the troops have returned to Port
Hudson and Baton R.9l:lge. AV. J. J.
The Situation in Virginia.
New Toes, Nov. 25.--We hove news from
the Army of the Potomac up to three o'clock
p. m. Absent officers may be interested to
know 'hat eeiceral changes in the position of
the army corps have been made. The Fred
ericksburg heights are held by one division
~f Ewell's Corps, which is the extreme right
of th.• rebel army. Lee's left keste near Mad
ison' court house, on this sideof the Sapid. ,
nig forces are mostly cavalry. The rubel
entree/Ims to have no path at all. We will
advance and fight before May next, for it is
matifettly preparing winter quarters titer near
Gordowburg. At present the army is stretched
fromthrt pine to some point on the Richmond
:and Piedet .,
iokibiarg Railroad, probably Ilan
over Jun , tion.
• 'The crorbi' especial dispatch from the hea Nb
d
quarters Army the Potomac, says
changes have yet been made. All is quiet
along the Rapidan, and our brilliant expecta
tions of an advance are as yet unrealised. It
reined ell day and - this may hare delayed an
Advance.
he Herrild has the following, d -
qua T rters Army of .tho Potomac,date Nov. he 4 th
Ere this reaches you we shall probably have
fought a server° battle or crossed the Rapi
dan, or both. As military movernents are al
ways subject to delays and contingencies, it
would not he.proper for me at this time to
enter into any details of the plan of the cam
paign. Everybody is hopeful, and confident
of _the success, of Meade le plans., They are
wellmatured, and though they do not coin
cide fully wi th view* I have heard.espresaed,
they arc perhaps the best that could be adopt
ed, keeping in view the necessity so urgently
enjoined by the authorities in the War Office,
covering Washington.
Extracts from Rebel Papers.
Nuts Yosx Nov. 25.—The Richmond pa
-4-...., &contain; llio following: ll:treats . Isom
llragg's general order advises Ids soldleilf to'
peeler an honorable death on the bettlilield;
to longaishlng in the northarn drutgeoix' till ,
the dose of the war. . , • '--, -,;•. 1 .. , .. - ...,. -
Atlanta Ga. NA , . I.O.,;•••Adilpea , 'iciest
Long street, on 'lliiiid,ty,,ndtbla tell ''.Xtlittwof
I(cm/otitis, and adtanoldi. ,
Lon - •: : ,
The Mariettastlaitfiderate :,aye : gStreet
curtail:kir holdsddso#lllll. ',. ',., , 1
Miriam*, Yoe. 19.—A special to Clarion,
dated the 19th, says: A gentleman from New
Weems Says' the , Mahn expedition to Matta&
gords Bay has been .wrecked. Sovea_tians.
\ ports worn driven tIOLOws; and captured, with
all on board. Batter Vito- accompanied the
e xpedition' hsd not been heard from.
edl-
'no ltiohmond • MlVllall a ; sorrowful
birlat be' MS deprebiation of the rebel Me
' canes, and says that no government on earth
can stand suols-a astern. _There muet be a
- radical r eformation or we are done for.
--
Operations at qtatieston.
. .
The , transport Steamer .-Forett • Citz, from
Charleston Bar on Thursday noon, hae
c
hho riasorte cannonade gistm
on Irma for
Gregg and Wagner, which had
continued without intunnission, night and
dal Several doe; bat it seemed more
btiik on Thireday • The are • was directed
aseinpt Sumtet and.hfoultrio4 '
Tho TJ. S. stamen : Pawnee esti Marble
head drent up .13tene river ricer onlitersday.
Thelfurbliso2l la-M,ritaged 421 - . 111141We the
'Wonihs it triiii'lWattld that e. Labels had n
battegeoneale.dist that Point. of
.Ttatrsday )111t-Wee tho,day than ring
heil •
and Prayer in rnmoted that.
a t 2 &dock that ac Gen' Gillmoreerae to open
bombardment of tho eity Cbarleaton.
,thol
Important and Cheering from
Chattanooga.
RIGHTING IN OUBDINI&TEIBANT ALL DIY
The Rebels Gradually Giving Way.
THE SITUATION AT 11101 VILLE SATISFACTORY.
Heavy Fighting West of the Town
on Saturday,
KR IM CONFIDENT 01? FBAL gECCESS
UNION CURRY SURPIISID AND OARED
THE GREAT WESTERN SANITARY FAIR
ORGANIZED.
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-- -
Nrw Year, Nov. 25.--The Herold has the
following , :
IfirshingteerNoe. 24--3ibinight.—The Var
Department has received, this evening, dis
patches from.„Lieneral Grant, at Chattannogs,
which,areerfAbe Most important and cheering
character: 'The engagement in the immediate
front, an account of the commencement of
which was yesterday received,
has
continued
throogkont the entire day. The rebels, al
,
though sturdily resisting our advance, have
• bean gradually giving way. _
There Is nothing further beard from Burn
eide, brit theinecess of this movement is ex
pected to epeedily relieve hint from the pres
sure of the rebel columns. Gen. Grant's ad
vance is compelling them to retreat to prevent
their capture or destruction.
A special to the /Imes, from Washington,
Nov. 24th, says'
The latest news, up to 10:40 this evening,
from Goa. Grant is most satisfactory. Gins,
• Thomas and Sherman have got well ahead.
ighting in our immediate front has lasted all
day long. At every point along the line we
have forced the rebels backward.
New 'Vona, Nov. 25.—A Knoxville letter,
dated Nov. 15th, to the Tribune, states that
Most of the llth and lot Kentucky cavalry,
stationed at Marysville, have been surprised
and captured ,
The rebels else made an attack on Rook
le, another on Lenoire, and demonstrations
of a rebel advance were made also from Rog
ersville.
Longotreet, with Chatham, Stevenson and
others, are reported to be in command of the
rebel troops.
Lerte.--Tlie rebel force which attacked
Marysville and drove our pickets in u
rd
pon
Rockville, have fallen back, and Col. Wolfo
is reported tabs on their track. The enemy
is satisfied with their plunder and eclat ob
tained,
au
retired, and there is again a
comparativi calm. A people more seared than
hurt. 1
Precautionary measures have been taken
and forces distributed and everything done to
cheek the further advance. of the caorny in
this directien. The whole number lost in
prisoners is estimated at not over ono hun
dred and tAy.
All quiet along the whole liner.
Crectxuall,• Nov. 25.-Ihe uituation at N.E. coy. Fourth nest Market Ste.
Knoxville CV isttefactory. There was beam) ~,,z1
fighting welt of the town on Saturday. The
i N ii, -- iv Gooli6.—Wo have now'in store
investment on the north side of the town it •
close, but the south side it open. Burnside is a rompl-te •teek of
confident 0 'Dui success. ,
The Gres Western Sanitary Pair Assecia- \ FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
lion is now Cy organised. Major General
Roseman' been appointed President, and most of whist were puraooood before tto lots ed.
the openin clay is fixed for December 21st. i
Thlrar-vreeeeas of the fair are to be dis
tributed to Union soldiers without regard to 1 r
States, and is to be under the direction of the
Cincinnati branch of the United States Sando
i-
tary Commission. An appeal Ls mode ror
nations in money, or saleable articles .The
he
express companies will transport
donat
(Tee to Headquarters, No. 175 Vino street,
Cincinnati.
LATEST 111.021 CHATTASPOOGA.
Official Dispatches from Gens. Grant
and Thomas.
lIISSIONAPA BY OR FORCES
OVER TWO THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN
Our Suoceha Thus rar Complets.
&v., &C., I'.
1 .
Wssnortrosi, Nov. 25.-01:heist dispel/41es
from Grins. Grant and Thomas,to the 24th, have
been received, stating that on yesterday Gene.
Granger's, Palmer's and Howard's oorps car
ried the first line of rifle pits between Chat
tanooga and Cater's creek, capturing 9 offi
cers and about 100 mon. Our lose is elout
100.
To-day Hooker,with Goary's and Osterh , u.i .
divisions, and the second brigade of tho 14th
corps, carried the north slope of Lookout
Mountain. Tbo enemy's loss is about 600 ;
ours t was small. There hits been -ontinuous I
1 fighting from 12 o'clock until after night, but
the enemy wore repulsed In every attempt to
retake the position. Gon. Sherman emceed
the Tennessee this morning, at the month of
the Chickamauga, with three divisions of the
15th corps, and one division of the 14sh, and
carried the northern extremity of Missionary
Nage:
Our success so facie complete. The troops
from Lookout valley carried and now hold the
castors elope of the MOtititliiti, and points
high up. Hooker repotts 2,000 prisoners taken
rnoar IMISIII.VGTO.V.
Spode DOostches to ths ritubersb fkdatte.
WOOlOO/011, Nor. 24, 1863.
woe DeeerSVEY/ STPIABS
TllO reason that tho War Department's esti
mate of expenses for the ensuing year are two
hundred end three millions loss than last year
is the 'bsllef that , it will be possible to reduce
our force greatly by July.
wee sure.
he rebel extreme left Is now understood
to rest on Madison Court House, this side of
the . Rapidan • and at the foot of the Blue
Side," Its richt is cox.the extreme heights
back ofEradiisburihAtlett Are new owl
tied bionedliihdon.of Ntstall's eau.. Preps
-1813441• for- Winter quaittrs ore said to hare
*-:,,reeoileeekk-gmbialong this line.
'...".....illeanitemartt.that Gen. Sigel la to succeed
'l3eleilikiii‘eemmand at Baitimore, Is not fully
Eiliituitiss of Goventment Expenses.
,
TlXtir'loxxjltor:ls.;--A 'tribune's dispatch
fromliteshinatarr,deted Nor. 24, says
correct statements are put fOrth with regard to
pilfer` the decal year ending
the estlinit June
184 . 4 ; bt userted that the aggregate
arllll4o'. '4,200;80;000 'dollars, but tills is Tory
wide from the troth, and ttliog it st 900,000 s in
. 080, t io bo too large. The heaviest item
the 'estimates are the Wer and Navy Depart
, melds. The tormer,,foot 144 $5305e4;602.
The latter,
000
about,Sio,oopoo. The dstimates
for other debts are Om same as last year and
the aggrev(te will but little exceed 700:,-
0004oUsrs.
Donventlon of War Democrats.
Catetoorr. 25,—Tho Northwestern co_
caution, of War Democrat. 'Organised this
rooming. The business of the -Convention
trtiMumtied with dosed" dove, and none
but *milted delegates Re/0 admitted. Au .
the Steal named lathe Wilms represented.
General Ib'ett.A, bleClernand is President of
tCatireaDOn. A ootomitteu ',Ana; of
she
whicii Sudgermserin of Indiana, it chairman,
has-been appointed to front a platferie
Interior Fart Portex.Dallted. •
Buire4ce Nov. 25.—'746,11,441,T. of Port
Portee)fas, burned 'lble *sdoinft., About
irtpoilimith,of cloth-Int doetroyed.• The
Inn sapisso' to be tAe work of an !neon
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COMMIRSION A rout! Amptsa m:vf.caeliTs,
Crude and Refined Petroleum,
No.lll TSWIN !ISM, T1TT51317"6013
Ilar for
Liberal On& sdynncas an cetwigninen ts
Pittsburr,V. or Eastern MArlold.
rrrilortruni uremia& :
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Spring. , Lls.rbs.gb. No v,
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ROWS II
Crude and Refined Petroleum,
BENZINE, Ate.,
132 WALNUT TT., PUILADNLFULA.
.6104,636 67
.llnetrato onstrartod to our care trill reedy. a.
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Ilebr to IttmeitCßtdogritoti, Maki Co'&.jirelrer
& 11.1 31eCtatood .t Dolts, Yittsburul.
That Smith, Esq., Prest. Bulk N. A, ; U. L. Foster
6 Co., P11416;1.41%1> '
poN CITY OIL WOIK:3.
LYDAY iII3HOVENNING ,
lianufsetarers Plattnero oft:ARLON OIL, MI,:
ZINII AND LEBILICATING OILS, ..nd dw.h-r• lu
CEWI 3II3I
Work., opp Ate a"rmb'n*
0111ce, lio. N ILA.ND sTioarr, •
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DL MILLER, JR., Adßicr, ;
Ise WALNUT ST., PHIELDREFIIII.. .
CRUDE* 11331131 n PETROL E 1
Chs . Caramisslaa azdzstrely. An d.e.r. now
reasmtabla ratan
STORAGE FOR aznyrn lucent;
CRUDE, man vocal eheds.
Funicular attaution to OM FOR
Fon Sas—CAUSTISODA,:SOD,V ASII, rzrowr.
aultla .
lUAEOTb PEMBERTON,
General Merchandize Brokers,
13 sou= ram . BT., PHILiDELPIII %
CRUDE & RIKETIODiETTCOLEIT X,
CAUSTIC BOTkuGrAirAis,AL.II,I2IILILTrONP.,
Orders to fray or son promptly tetteuded to.
eolly . _ _
ALLEN gi NEEDLES,
MILMLISION ltrEl3 . CIIANIS
L'artioularr •lientlol2 pild to consigumona of
Crude and Refined Petroleum.
figfr Moral oirattoon owls.
sol:1!
sai,26l ?A
NOLVIII TILONT BT., PRILAPELPHI A
Firolterlir,Cororn ienionMertalant
CRUDEdc BEFWED PgROLETTIL
T..,TPUI.:ATTNG OSL AHD tcr.'%.ll.lC.
Sid dcalar. fa Or-ade .d Rained PETROLEUM
BARIXLS.
BRE NV Mt, 13U RKI? &
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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optssz, PACIJICI AND LIDDATI OIL NOUNS.
Liberal sub advances matron oamsyznalmte of
Refined or Crude Petro/cum
COS. DlNtlaiili RAT et. LiA.IWOCK STB.,
lIMM
lIEN need not be embarril.Fed by
U the culbrcentent of th. Out Ordinanne,
wit
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they their OIL barrelled and shipped
ore
out touching the City 'Wharves, me cheap, m
emerald, with los risk, lees trouble and to bort.v
order, at
KIRK'S OIL YARD,
On the ARegbany 'fancy Railroad. above Les-resa
t Mt, where Oil te pumped from dm beats direct to
tit* cars, and slapped to say polo*. Rut or Rtst,
wit
say prof sr re-eltlPPlog.
--Albordare promptly attanded to.
01rOffice at Yard, oa Citixerte Piltr , .Z. , r R.
Pest Ottim address, BOX 902. Pltteburgb ; or 1 ono
be mem tlally.at Om Oa EIVISAIGZ. •
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WALLACE it CURTISS,
Commission Meroliants,
DEAN, (moral 4+2.a.
And dealers In
CRUDE dc EPW PETROLEUM,
iSZINT, A•_ID LI`TIRTCATTNO OMB,
John P. YeCord,
Capt.. Ada"' J. 017%
B. B. Starting,
Caps•
V. m. Deary,
L.I.IcG
Rnbt. 11. Davin.
Kg. ISt. SOUTH WHARVES. PHILAPBLPHIA.
Mr Storage capacity (adder cover) for 16,000 bbls.
♦lse excellent ikcilitlea for .hfrpirtz w oterimo
and Tor,tgo port., o= . wharf on th. Schuylkill
'Alves, near the platform of tko P. 3, It. Je2s:ly
WALES, wgrmoßE & co.,
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SERVERS OF FETROLEUX,
Ample facilities tor STORAGE AND SMITING
do& yard sad wharf. pED ROOT.
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DLOION D 0
NAYLOR er.,SMITII,
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Reda' and. Deals! in Carbon Oil,
trainniasedni any to the market.
or-Orders loft at their offico . , No. SI
MAUI=
STNESI, or at their works-1n Lowcenervilk, 'Ali to
flair atlenclod to... Bayer Lt
OVUM OIL.
ROBERT ASHMI
No. I IST. CLAIR ST., PITTFIBUBftIi,
FOrwarding & Commission E4rohairt,
4114 D DIULZEI Isf OIL 3-
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oarrammthanzo, LITIMCATISO , cruDE
mrsoLismi 011.8, fr.., ecostentl7 co hand ena
fec sale a! the Iwo; market prices. Opusigninents
end erd.re solicited. • ep7dint_
IV , G. VOLD'S= . Itowxbur.
WOODVILLE OIL 1:t1EFI NEM'.
GEO. W. nOmrsicni , al. co.,
thutuLu-torereed,BUDNlNO OIL AND LOB-RICA
TER() OIL. .Neep castuntly =hand the , very beet
yotalily of MINING OIL clear sz4eolot ;
.Lo, plod LUBRICATOR?. parar.PRITII B I :
And CAN GU NAPE. - ,
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PoLnlc Bloekteeecmd.flotir; sill to rasmOy sueoded
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Agents of t. .
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