Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
From the New York Her,li, Dec. %.
TIE SITUATION.

,Hr SITUATION
~. ., ~ -. Pc. .,Ioh..,.a c,.;.,,. A..
$500. =. ~ 800
~ soaey. ~ uuue' "I.e HqS.eo u
1870 ps ses Pa,eseo auu p''s.e ''nue'e'
.uu mu'' we're Tue ofoer u inc aA' !" many
VI inc esimens.
nteuigence was receSeo yesterday rom DranesVne,
70 the eject ina! terrible panic ensued among The
rebels upon the late attack OF General McCeiis divs-
ION Iney ned precipitateiy In all directions, leaving
tner eeso eourieo. Inc cruz ms OF DranesVie per-
ormeo ,ne rue Oh sePuienre, giving 70 eacn separate
49,. TUG p.y VIZ pi1ss 'n' i-i'imauon s'a''s
uas ne =. nsm Suaea au' uas .ne! numbered cue
800, az ; - ~ ~" T .ne "e,e sono
u.nasa ~. 80. is'aus cnS r"sn sno Soui.
ha.S - s,.s,a,,,. r., IT, ~; .oso
idsn,;saS 49, ~ rras -" - - -. .,.,,' -, ~
nsn.r. corna an hi. ,ssso." ss,.s.oa - 60
MeCsIls csys,v wto tsve IN, v;,'iJ Ill sisa
:, nor, IA Of, !, .n,n,d CO. Ln,aJ 90 80, g.. 80
,,oo,nSs 80. ~. IL 49, - ssy 1890
No nrog,as. -. IA ,as,., =; IT, ~. -. OF
deli aff.r The B1rish oove,n nan, ho-svs. hss no,
had a,v cocsnl,a,ion ,ss nn ~. -. ~. ~S -
nseos,ions reached noin, A. xhch nv noosn,,s,o
can bs held.
The main a In channel IN III let,n b.,to, In a.
fectu.ly blec ,ded nv our stans DIT Tn. 80 ~
sinking the vhalers com on the Ie,h ns and on
the night of the 10th fifteen of tberad gone aoyn 10
heir Hatery graves tbns lv sonn,g ali ,,,
and rgress TO Charleston by tLnt ehsnnel The a.st
,as towed over the bar by yes,els of our b,ock,dre
souadrop from Port Roya and a. ess old hulk rached
is destination the plug withdrawn, aad she quietly
seitl down. Our ccrfespondscce to day gives full
ana gsPnlc aeooun. sns enufe opefauon' ana viii DC
W. - rane;vad in,s,ss,;ro .oooro,s ,.o, N,.u
n p to the L iii instant That port appears TO be the
OF tie rebel vessels that succeeded in running
the blockade of Charleston The sloop Noauk and the
schooner Prince Of Wales snce csp,ue6) arrived there
the 7sb the steamer aoel on the sh aud the steam-
er Gordon on the 9ih-al from Charleston the first
named with cargo oil rice and the others loaded with
cotton inc steamer dlaclator, IRON Liverpool loaded
with munitions oil war for the rebels had also arrived 0.
Nassau, together with brig nom the same port with
cargo OF salt which put IN for pilot TO assist In rum ng
the blockade. Ii was supposed The authorities would
make some show of opposition TO the landing Of the
60 Of the Gladiator as they had refused 10 permit tho
schooner W. Perry, from Pnilade!Pha, 10 discharge
her cargo Of coal and obliged her to lay of the port
An American So amer supposed to bea gunboa arrived
of Nassau on tie ll!h
The Gordon Is said to have run the blockade and en-
tered some eouthern port win cargo oil salt collie
al" M "es. nu Is Nut Nin H. o.
% 80 90 $500 =. utyes ~ Nj 49, IN 80
~ - ~ ~ 49, ~. 49, % a. 80, {sI D.; ~
S..,h Of Prince Ios,t occnrreS a. II orIoct on ST.
uo s " 49,. ny. &c - M. :" oce, ou H,
~ sue - LIS ~ 1870. "as SpHo.u
ie'ci. Tug i4' ie'e eys 'HA' al Tue gr'a ro"e's
VI huioPe nav oeen Sousueu y "tee' prssin On INC
arrest o. mason A1d olae,I ana .na Iney AZ eo'eer
~, .s i 80 -" ', "A' W 'e VIVA
"on Vi 'ne risn's OIL heuuis
correspondent OF the New York HeIad OF the 2ith,
writing from Montpelier w., December 23d, III nishes
IL paper with the folosipp: q.
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A"'
for fome tune past officers have been on the alert,
tracking the movements OF lazy whose nequent and
mysterious .ists 10 Oabaoa anu oicK ehced thelr aeh
uon' o1e oetecuve had oeen engaged nearly month
in following her. She was known 10 have visited GER
tam secession pirtes III montreal Qebec e., eld 10
have returned to small town IN tbs SAFE, neaT the
Canada ne where she was cleseed With m ale eoHfrers
rom the South, and soon alter leave, as desiou, OF
avoiding observation from any ore. She was last night
arrested In st. Albans w., aad il is reported here in
Montpelier that portAnt state documents were found
concealed on her person. Communication with the
be scross the Tar Ia nes and thence Southwark
through Vermont has been long suspected tu. this
tue first arrest TaeIe may be rat boles the Canada
frontier, as well as 10 the South, and President lilcon
should think ABOUT sending stone Aee or any other
sort Of wbaers, In that direction.
Pnm The Baltimore Clipper, Dec %.
IRRtsr OF ,x-xSIsrrR GEORGE w ZONES
s,v,,,I d.v. .,,o, ~, IA, c.. w J,no. No.
o'e ua'I sAs'' W. noii; ueo.se w. ooner' w
osnasS' LIZ. III nS .'.' ner W Dvso.A re-
% " .a,s ~ ~, rug sI'enG nc ine
~ a. srea.v cs St. a. ,ha 80 ~" :, 4; ~
n,asa,a HE 90, =, ,b. ,cnhIs 81 s;s 49," 90 10
bono ,b.t ,ha sshelIon von,d ha o,sronearat' a.,
ror Of sso was discovered that heinz Inc
claim over The amour, credited N him N, Jonessays
that upon e1am lion the whole sum was allo we'd the
fsul! being in the Department of State.
As late as Monday neon, he was closeted with Mr..
Seward and their conversation is said to have been OF
the most unreserved character At i've o'clock be took
passage in the cars intending to return home and see
his family. At o'clock Superintendent Kennedy, Of
New York. received despatch from Mr. Seward direct.
ing him the Senator charge Of treason,
and informing him OF the route he had taken.
Detective Farley detailed 10 the railroad depot at
Jersey City, for the purpose Of arresiug The accused
Az "a O'clock
Mr. Farley his getting OF. Approaching him,
be informed him that be prisoner. Mr. Jones
pressed surprise at this uue oected interruption and
thought there mus. be some mistake but the officer as
sured him there Mr.. Jones baggage wss then
secured and he taken to the police headquarters in
q carriage.
Mr.. Jones said that he thought l, was very strange
that after bis full and free communication With the Stao
apartment, Mr. Seward should order his arrest In
nei,ner No,u OF aeso nao ne oeen sSh'y OF dsoye!'
sa a ne. .ouu ~, y, o' ~, sue
nd f.I.e oha,aso ,,a;os, liz, ~