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VOK XXII.
.4 I '
" ' , J; BlilJSEK, ' t";; ' ' f l ! Ubrio'oinoV,preitr;in' the' j . lUcaon, l5ta.Follwiii3 repatct from Howard says w M.ive wet
MiToa" j riopaurot trthWcmeouS ' v ' - Nkh perfect utM thus f.Tb tr
- , --., '.-foxMfeTM Halifax, O.U-j UAiXvmTMS AnrrrKKKWMV JiiwiU oWtaplnt., . Xotbin'urinf
1 - , -.j . v - : Gut J closed in New ,Toi k" Sator-' '0 mil fr.-u NV mil 8Ui,.r.K IU" M occurred at Nbviik o..the
asiihV rrr-cr; ' Yiekalnr d-satrof ui the Mi.sittd HaOlfe aUacked ih- h ,fMt Friak- f 4 u.tb ,.Urt,D
tn moaey t ftf Jbr tlkMB. K" niigM IJ
orl or Im, wk M fi&ir tWfna.aaJl
tiiryar aia. la tha
TULVEORAPHIO.
-sOCTiiEianrEWs
Richmond,. Pet 12. 2P X1!
poruftb I Oik iortL ( A Xaaimiic
tolcraw of lha ' 9ik "Ur ety
cold. . Ilt tkmo mad baU
vniled ait d. Th M Rm appania
;ct Nit iaieauoaa of m atack or of
tha bel raaaia; aj., CaaVoaU weal
down iKe river afaia lb9ik. anJ ew
mgvd aodiJn J la rebel Ulfic,aad
relurawi to tba cHj. Taw rebak a vd
tbrowiug up anhworka, A wbdUwW
baa gone iu lUe direUioa of MrNW.
l'risocer report liuaCttwaiaauk caaaaad
Vd oa die ribv LccVia tUacemXxw, aad
- -Ste wrt' ot' 'ldfe?!trrr,s55r
Gold cWd at 210.
Tba Loadoa'Tiioi cvtaaa:iE o Ur.
Webb' letter tU Em aaUta h
HOt MftlSlfj I0dd y Uieeflulj' Uajaa
bat alluwa word bor cr off i, to
'oy withowt rejafdnsg- tt. Sajr WrM'i let
ter ia not of ttsa !igU4rl faUtk4 uajr
UOC mIr aboa tecaprr, ia which ccr
Im'ui toa rerea3U5 a moat poawrfwl
Mctioa hka America, ara aecuUOMi to
tbink atai ulk n( U U. Sua.
Sotting eiiaof iaUMfsl.
AtciirsTi, Xe. 12. Ia tk ht at
Ooosa btcbi wa Frdr, Drig. tieo. Gar
trell km UJlj weasded ia tba tA bj a
&belL XutaiUiaiaaJ'O Lit auw woaad,
be remain! oa tbe Heii ariii &Jpl
ctnd. lie tti brjoghl U AaoU u
buudav.
IhciiMOXix, Dec 13- Tho Senate
passed LUltu &oiborize the iraa
iniMH'U of newspaper to soldiers
free of postage. Also a b'i 'l for the
eaip!ojrut-nt uf !! fre ma! neroe
aad fWrtj thousand olaret to work
nrx.n fortiDcitfous. ai:i nerJonaoUi
er labor oaitTcld ith tbo defnsc
of tie country.
Gee 4tttL4om9tt ccapiu a
prifileged scat In tbe Senate cham-j
ber to-day. I
In tbe Hotise, the iwqcestration f
and enrrepcy bill were further dis-
RiciniosD, Dec 13 The Senate
passed concurrent reaolutions for re
cess from the 21th insu until tbe
2d January. Air. Orr from tbeVom
mittee on foreign "affair reported
back Mr. Henry' reeolatiow defin
ing tbe position of Uie Confederate
States, and declaring tlie deterOii
nation of Congress and tbe people
tuereof to proeectile tlie war till
their independence i achieved. Tbe
reaolation passed, yeaa 1(5," nays
none.
The bill to prprlde fur tbe remis
sion of theptnaity for tbe noa-de-lirery
of bacon titlie pawed. .
In the House, tbe sequvatration
and currency bills were discuML
The bill increatintr the pay of
saembers of Ctagress fifty per cenL
pataedryeas 15, narr 4L Sftrali
UiU reported, f were tmlered W tffl
luinted.
Rtcnxoarrj, Dee. 13. Tbe Wash
ington Cbroni-fe of Sua lay reeeir
eaV A Masbenie teleejm of the
10th says the Federal Us at tba
battle of Franklin, ascertained Ty
oScial report, i bondrcd and
ten oficera, two thousand and fif
teen men killed, wound and mias-
Prisoners report that Hood i
about to make a movement of soare
sort. Tbe rebels can Le pUinly
ecen from tbe front of tbe foartk
corps, standing a boot their camp
fires. Motilities 'bare ceased on
account of tbe weaiber. "
- - " w "'. . ..'I".. . 3 JkTT7 T TMnlnllnfl IMIWM1 IWmrT IRM 1
bote Big Lick crowinj;. Twwtttjr
fir hanitretl ba?e of Co toft detnjr
ed. -, -. '"!:
KkiixoxiIXc 13. An efScial
dispatch from ivn. Lee t-dAj,inr
th exbeditioa lo lie! field iHler
Warreairvtamed within thameiuy'a
Unea jeatcrdaj. Tbe'tw. diviaiont
f Ud th eon, wbicli went to War-
r!'f r!if proceejJed tutXatLiUai I
Deicliet JdtlL fin meei:;; the re
turning edamn, it turned lck.
-Oa rcli'Io iru JieltteM the eno
mj inoed eaabrrlf to JernaaTem
Suei C IL-rueda.' lur troop,
tberefore, onlj eacountervd their
rear raard, and parauvd no farther
tbatt Kottowaj rirer. Tliey h
rtianted tocarbp brteyin; in a fe
prtamera. Our ha very ttrht.
Tlic Sar,erindctderit of the llail-ro-wi
reports about six iuilcf track
toru up. t ".
RiCH3P3rj,Dee.4.- United Statfa
paper ef the 12tb,jrejorU Jhe p!i
tfoaofaimTi at "Xashtllle onr
changed. Kertcranra haa beeo re
moved front the command of th
Department of Mi-soari, : aneceeded
by Ilode. Swoe twenty re
lels appearetl the rirer bank op
pceite ilemphia a few daja aev and
wared their hat and hnrahed for
Jeff Dariav , - Y" 1
A force of one handred and fifty
w-as cent on a steamer about a mile
lower down the rirer and landed.
The rebel ran, purwd by nejrroe
til! theyearoe to a thick btsh, where
a laie force of rebel were aeereted.
the neirre flej., the rm hotlr
ciderah?e excitement prevailed there
on me wifi, in conaetjinjico m mo
4nimor.
' :j .1
Forrest U morlnz 24n9t Io-
TiIo. A IonitiiJe Je!ejram of the
10th. mid hiffht. ar t! Nashnlle
traJD Bot 8mrcd aid wa six
boa ra behind time. . C te of the
Jet-ntion not known, fcfold Moo
dar.232.
CONGRESSIONAL.
. RicmroMv Dec. 14. Jotbing im
purtant or of definite cfiaUcter was
done in either Home of 0ngrese to-
ii - i
Lrscearas, I'ec 14. Pakenjera bj
the WeMera traie tonight reort a raid
oa tb Yirfinia and lenaeM Railroad
at IVwtol. the awewjy oppoaml to be a
ponioa of Karbndjce a eomiatnd from
liaa Suu'oe. They adraed rapidly
aad eetered tbe town at & oVluck this
nkoraiB. IXratrojol a coftaideriabki qoaa
lity of irovtraimat tor, etoes and
traias oa tbe Eaat Teenee aad Va.
Railroad, and the Eaatera dowa paaaenger
traia.. Yirginta aad TenoeMi road was
captOred betwoea Dristol. and Abingdon.
No poairiv inteiligance of tbe enemy'a
aaaabeea. bat are uppod-to U fire or
t tbueajpd, a portjoo of wkea are eatd
4abeeMee iA f4aaAie
rar retara:az towarjs la bcatioa eo
cottBtared lbe ureea at Zollieeffff, a lUttoo
oa lb EaU TcaaesM Uoad 8 raiiea wet
of Drwtoi, where a 6 h laid to be
proreaaiag at tbe bet account.
RtCHHOjra, Dec 15. Tb Senate paw
ed tb Howe bill with aaieodneot to de
8a aad paak eoaopifaey" saiost tb
Coofiederale States. Ia the Hotm, tbe
Joist reaolatioB for a .reeewj fadefioately
poatpoaoi. Tbe Coofiacatioa aad eurrea
ey bdl were further diaenssed until ad
joerBBMBt.
IiJCHeoya, Dee. 1ft. The ereninj
Wii aars official information was receive
d this rDoraiog that tbe ewemy stormed
aad carried rort McAllister oa tbe Urea
rn;n-r Oro reoort Siva fererat re.la4.w for r-Ho.a.,.ii pa. wul L wfiuer j ptuM wiin iion, i.;.vo tareu, ( mourii ut an v one t uie.
I e ' k;t. l..l .. .1... ...i ' . i (,inn. 1 1... !.f -...j. ' . . .
neroe retnrned. anothef ara none '".-"" . . ... rT? ;r" Cnsent or rlie owcer.
I T i - ,u.l .1 : ; dered to-b iMTiaie.1. - Tim re"t oliona t.ro- coro. II will be MvveUO VmHtuit U . , ' . r,
COI oacs, many m-ut-.j mo mo riv- , . - . . a;- . . t . '.t - , . 10 tuo uouse. tlie
lwl, .W'r.'.f?ir i., ' ' . which sball U rrleriedeWen ewedmeou ' ' a dettttK-Ui iuvai.iu of lliu WaUuder diCUribion, 10 W
-vi.v ... ... , !. ....... r. ......... .1... Iti'.il .rl. .. .....!'. ,T ..... . : .1... XT ... r . l;
cbe yesterday. " J
m m Bf WW avv T f
a mwaa iiutm rrwn ifmir iTiiira iinaa amm . . i . - rm
taaaporarf work. h.to ioi. r linaa, whidi
tber btaaated durii-i tU- Uu
their deaJ aad wounded in ur poMi-ao..;
aud ratoroed tolSaab .iHr, i oaVW ymri
... . . -A
br our cavalry. V eail'ieed iv.lan""?u"?"J - --
TU- troop. fo2ht wul, -w gfJla.tre. , T ' i , . W, Hood , abould lreak
lat oSi0 1".: 5S tn" i t. der. in con, tbroujk iuto t T.-peaaae, would
r l ! of ah d of the S, Alb-n.. 1
a .,(;.. siUi ..jr.r.,.1,,.. . rahUa, dtwhurf the iin iinry leader on tu aaataru ana western section or
killetfc- AryirtMeTBl iohB r tfrowa, jrn. j ""V1. . - , T frora the Wet. Or ba.could retreat to tha?
Geoe.Ha Carter, Mamgault yuarV,Vock r iiTii. Jlraeafet 'tha-' war" to' T.O.
-B1 ft,,, w,JL Bfi'(Jfwl ! UmwU, ..J rrttd there, tlwy are utr- luiutitama, and tranater tna war to lea
rdoewKured. lA M ,r.f ,he Uti, aaV. thai "1
$alaquertt telegram from Hood,
I
onr hM id crocera eiefjdiiifflj larffitin iro-.
Mr(ion to Ion of men.
!
n to v .i 7J. . 1
Ricumod, D-c.12. ttfiliern,iSD4r ,
La tiui iSlh rMtiretl. A nhlb Ul- .
ive detal f ti. j
, i . .x it . r.
' liesweeH Ilaiw ;
Ifraiii of the 1 2ilv oiljr KnM
tiirht aear MBrf-evU.fo
division aad MilrwV. A LuuUvdb lrUr
of tha
uaa.: i.3m ,
rroM! tha Cambett.Mt ilrer Sakirdav
- - i .
wit iwimir ove fiwofre men mi2
toward lloPkiattiQe, AJL'atro tt4eTrt
vv Lion ?ti.iurd a irii.iMrt t?ia
r.iilr jilw.vSi F.rt F..imIvii. and Mr.j.W':
lorcnxu.g lb- riv.r. Th i iat ftoio Slierom advioMre through " jR4r-'
bd. wh f..raw, und w. earned Ner '-m, "viw.j merely a nr-iid," and Ii if.-
lb reb-l ir.-d. ThW t. l-vram safe'.ou to sir what, in iu view. loe eonatl
IoaVlWt-HHtare. forU..,oi,d. ,
Dre kioride U reigned l Spmia, Tfi.n
nMieo wilh. ten tlmffaod mii. Tlie
$tener IXxtecal from
i . i. I
t.i. : i :!
new of the Junction of Foeatahw hr
il.e Yai.lre fcw. "
Ou th .aiath, 1-3..UU 'had 7oraniini-
cuted wiih Sl..'rniMn'. fofo wlik.Ii rr
rnnrrmnr n avwnoh. hrr.'U ha r
nv.i n. - i .rk.
Roei cantz wiil eoninrtini
deij'in"l to ii.mt- it lle
l!ie f.rre
.f ll,--I
In l he Sia' D tv
utim!t'd Uv
New Knjl in l St vls int osf. Another
providing firMltTiial vle'tot f the I'rea-
ideot
rorn fi n anT lye S.le.
Gold 2332 .
i m wiiwhiihii. un v.iu.i.jt iin - -- v, ut;. tf i ui mo iivnu varouna
: 1 --rvmon-inarrever ueiore. ,u doubtful auiy oe6t to carry on: all the recomiiien-
. Richmoku, IVc. 16. Ia vlie llousi Mr. i luk .r: Si.uiberj.er n t!ut Stnie have i dationsof the Secretary of the Treas
Tumcr offerred a resolution requeAlinthe'l uudvuotedly ecuo.e now tuter. secvaion ury. The depreciation of the CQf
Freident with advice am) conarrit of ih w. It t jua it wouM b her if Lee 1 reucy, io his opinion is owinjr to
Senate to appoint 3 commiwdiim-ra of ivuW , , ibe Ui.k . ih IIadiHu in ' the redundancy of the corrency and
tf.K8;te;orlWroft.u lbtw$ ,,fd;Wr;'n:Vr! the belief on the part ot the people
United Mates Confercnee for fieifOUatinjj : New lorkv leaviag iHrtbiu hut bU keued .i.. .u V. , P
an honorable peace. Fail.. in U;U 10 . honie...! . iM 4.t,d Uere I , JM " " '
M all proper eff .rt to ebiin an irumedi- J wold he but one .tlW-t. Evt Copper-! 001 ,aew'nd lso ,ke
ate eichange of primer ; and if powibl.t j bend wonld tH.ie i once a viJeta Ua-1 weQrea M ,w, restore the Confl.
to coBia to .icb understanding with the . ioniau, even perhaps "black AbolitioB deuce of the people Ir it. He COn-
eneiiiv, regarding tb furture conduct of
rgrdinr tb furture conduct of iL" Fatriotianj. Inrd of tl.o int,der, ' "efleJ larorea tue DJU as origins.
m aAy tnd to i.nne dt grre t.. i would l teD fold nior Mroiij; ; for ibero j reported Witbont the proposed
iu horrors and atmdtien j i a certain limit, beyond biri:, if you in- ' uuiendmentS as to the change ia the
adale subinilted a u!titute pre-' jarw a man. notbtn U Wfi but unltf and . price of the Staple therein mCn
etiinff forth that the Government ; deMair. Kterv raid isto South or North tioned. ' ' ;
tue war
mitigate
Barkad
arable, letting forth that the Government
of the United Slates, baa repeatedly re-
fud to iuteo to propoailions of honorable I
rpeao) or mediation. and bar thus nuoifea.
teo deterniinauoo to eontiBue the war. I
"V" ifiOiUiion, wnu a.nn;
our reaoiiiBS to enter noon negotiation .
for peuce.NwheoereV tb enemy is M
inclined, we will pursae, without failing i
a caurae deliberatelT cnoeen for tu
. .
pesenrstion of our liberties. The Second
resolution, prescribed that the ContflQiioQ
of the Confederate States fur making Ue-
tie of peace sifords ample means to U
tempt that end whenever tha government
of ibe Ilwitffll J5i. i a lhg&
to enter upon nejoliali. na for terminal njf
the - war.--After the auhntitute an reao,
lbs mornicj hour expired and the lloo
resolved itself into oomraitee of tbe whole
and resumed tbe consideration of ilu cur
rency bill. Perkins offered a ultilute.
which was ander coniuderation wbeVThe
House adjourotd. I
Nothinj important done ia toe Senate
in open session.
RrcBUOSD, Deo. 18. Northern papers
of Thursday received last nighi. An offi
cial dispatch from Hillon Headpf the
llh ssys Howard commaodiag the
right winj of Sberroans army had core
municated with Foster, his chief of scouts
having descended th Ogeechee ia small
boaU, and thus made his way to oar lines.
H led tba army on th 7 lb init. A da-
l?.c 1 lw,Bt "we"l "f
.wuirloa a.itorp
I for P'Y" . n orU.trB frontier
0curo.,a eT fclal 'aidera. Cbai.ceHor
a..lAv4.aA...4 " amal.. . f MaAlnllAaa T I.
r t" T: . ,t. v ... ... it wbeo ibeaa'iuPboaea moreueuia-woaia
citr
. . . '
A TWontu loleirrion of tb 13lb aart tbe I
LU Eria ruidrrS wetv saia before. Uj
, , ,. . . . . j
. . . . C - 7. . !
f"ftd ,b"1 tl" cowrt '' 1,0 IU.J!!,
l roell caued Well excitement.
. . v. ' :
-I K HEAL UtMLUl' OF bULKMAN'S ,
. v . . . . v-. vr. tr.-.v.
a w. . itr.t -aw j-a a a rw. w. r.rs. iir.ti iik
......
- ' : '
TH New York 77 aoaoance that it .
je not f ..bote who extiwt .t advinarua .
utt tka advuOagv whw are to a rW
frwin ii
Cwuriria ia audouutedir the irraaarr of
.. r' . f i . .. i i . . V '
sjivm. . ... . ..... I .
jw .nuau vwuvtl !! tiiaj tur iwmiitj-i -
f ' 'III PIa. I... a t..e...Mmfl Ilu. Mia II
1la.Wphia..il,N..U.:icri,pfe W. ,uy ll.U winter. j
Tha e-.rrine vff of cuie aud buraaa .wilU
; befd, Uim ti.e iianHriiC(r power ot u.,
rvUl Cofdeic . AJI theM an. mrfiuk
toi MMiia ninutiii:e wbidi we )ll derive
Miermati mivamuu. i
I'Ui. on u.e .,i.irr una, a i.niedera-1
tUrr baud, tt GonftsJera- .
iiy ku ajrin:a!tufl t,u-. !i
ey N -einitla
Vat iHrejKitb of of land
in South (Jnroii-
Xortli Caioiiuj.
" Extern ti.-orjrw nlid
",u2'lr,i i.l,i
, ihroNtih (nriia ie 'oeno.lorth a hundred
fold iu.f e bilir hater vt lre North mid the
" " " --j.--' - "-- iiV-IT Jaaa a tpttii
iL" Patriotism. Imtrd of lh tnder,
despair.
has a tendency, withoyt question, t "eu
courage rulitnjenU"'Cir the other side. '
Stilt, lbev ar,) tbe ftewwoy evils of wur. ;
It sohdities each side. A people hlce U.e )
Angio-AniertcMB could never b, reduced I
to ubniooo bv burniu? their htl, .r :
piandoring ibei'r bou-n,; ,
Tbeaoleand grand imi-oriance of the
-m . . ' -
invaKWo of bbertaan. we bold to be iu mil-
tiary aim. The eitics ou hi hue of march
are of uo robneouttoce to liiia anlnas 1 i
deiaror their depots of sui't-lie and their !
aneoals. Stvannub haeff is of littl. im
coTtoBe, to a imihiirj - point of view. The
gnat eaoir ggnefrjrfcir BohJ movement !
man, we may o jure, wtn ms lon,r head, I
is aiming at somethinSnKr..fhn burning .
towns, erain.com cr or cartturinrr u. 1
I M a a k -
m- 1 wa -
"
less cities. He . beid. onlr a heuien-
ant of Gen. Gram: his taoremi-nt ia mar. 1
lyrmrtof the jrreat strsretk plan whh h '
covers the whole cmntrs. ' I
Having gained a new base on the Geor i
gja coast, reprovisione-l sis trains, renewed
bis smmaniiioo and retted his men, we
may confidently expect that his next move-
roeut will be aorthward. He may erea
pas by Sataaqabrnd Cbarlestoa bothj!
mak si new bsae at DuITs bar. nd a a.
. . . m k
wia Le tbe bawcOoo ofhe lrreal Southern i , ' --, . . .3SB2--:-- 1
raiWintei.
died negroes he hay acquire, botli for fur- j t'er Axswer. Tlie body
'I-SliliiirjJisdjyuoneer purpose, and, ! of Sherman, occupied by the spirit
ibove all, the irtflaen.ee ke will at once ex i koS de. Lnxeniborg, Count of
ert on the Virtyiuiacamrehrn. In-n. SSer. i St. luul. Hiirh Constable of Frurif-
mndarv baaa at Dranchill. aitd then eaV r
ilr bold lotU lioe of tb uf Jtbrt . '
railroa-1 syitam tha upper and lower, ,
Fiont thi point da .could .eaily operate ' V"
towanl North Caroliaa, iweeitiji tLe coud .
try before ktw, until be bad lorioed k net '
base a tba North Caroliaa tfoaat aod be-. . "
oo.kia grand, final oikreb into Virjltua. ; ,
and the rear OfJLe., :",V '
r :Tbi eonld be the cloain act of the , .
belliou, and La would be placed la tren v t
a wore poaitioa thao wa Corn wallia ai
Ycktowa.y;- v'.- - v. V ; : '.'f A:
J m W w-.-f-Jir-( wmb eaae aM t j
rUet mountain regibo will still ba held '
' br our forcet.
CONFEDERATE COGRESa
The proceediug are not of tnfS-
! cient importance to intereet oar
i . ... i , ii.j ; w
reader b detailed report. We
' cull a faw items of prdmlnence from
... ..i: r-...-
, V u Pum,s u. .uw.j.
. i i .ai -ri '
t.. .i. lri.n.ii v
in mo ociiniu, iufurrauam, tiuer
' cd a, rtjAolntiori Inatructinjf the Secre
rUrv of the Treasury to inform tbe
Smmto what diatMMttioji baa-beftnW-
umdw of Ihv macliiuery, implement,
&elf nf ihe M Tut aud Asay Cilice at
(ji,arlotte. X. (!.. and whether in
hj- Uf,,,. th0 work of coioint? and
ppiliioii
: '..J.l,,?, ....!. t .;. . .. u.
- ! v . ... , J... ,
rceuiuey mereat wnnoui lariuer ae-
WcbWM agreed to. .
J. .tU? .?ptov.ment Of
i fre negroes atiU slave to work op-
I M fortifications, Ac, passed the
Senate, utter several amendments,
4 aiUOl) Wltlcll was tne loliowiue by
jar. vrruiiam ; uiai ail aiave
im-
pressed ae heretofore provided, shall
be held to labor and Service as afore-
! lisiiii fur u timo rint nmra tlmn im.lv
except with
carrencTbilJ
N . ...
hicb 6om
delegation
; participated. Some
amendments ..
' 1 a
0liU een PrPy8ea -
Mr GiluierL of N. C-, thpught it
uequeiitlj labored the bill ftS origins.
AJr. Smith, of North Carolina, Of-'
fered a substitute, for llfo Sit taotinr.
of the bill, lerriog after the War a
Ux of 10 er ce'ut. nDOO-axnorta nl
imports. He estimated 0B exports
r . , .. . . .. "ct"
. .Tl -.. . . r
uccoruiug to tiro caiCUiaUOn Of the
a . i . .. a . .
7 V . ""?M, Wlu",
iinniii-aas miiiiAst t -
" . T . . . . '
i ii W..P . . r K T Mm m
jur. nuge, oi a, u., opposea
the substitnte and advocated tbe
orltfoUl bill.
fOOte Called the Cftiestion fin
Hark ye, my VOOnff friend."
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