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laggcnThs.T FROM EEMTuC,.T.
The Rebels, Ten TnoWsoTsd Gtra32c,
LcpGutei to Have Crossed
the Cumberland River.
Uaion Forces Compelled TO
h'all Back.
&c.,
LOUISVILLE. Dec. s. 1er1.


-vvc,. letters from Somerset and Stanford dated the
5e Instant, have jue been received They say that the
Union forces under General schoe have been compelled
to rereat this sdc Of Somerset, and tint the robes,
ten thousand strong, havo crossed Cumberland river End
marching On Somerset. Men, women anl ohills4n
leaving sometse in every possible conveyance and
rushing into Gnford
Ie stanford people think that General schoer should
b. reinforced, and the pentocyrt edorally thinks that
General hoeTs purpose IN falling back Somerset IS
to catch zollcoher in trap
The Commercials Frankfort dosprt says tho conduct
ofhe President in mo Tying Secretary Came on's report
and tho great confidence which j. placed IL Generals Nc
&c IA, Bgcn and Tgileck, having tho influence 10
c1iu the anxiety OF the Union il tho government
adopts the policy Of Mr. Cameron 1t would demorallzo II
not destroy the Union party in kentucky
Several who fed rtm Lett her and Terry counties
were in Frankfort yesterday, appealing Tor protection
aga ST Wilkins and his gang who have invaded these
counties, plum eciag the people. driving of stock, and
IL me Instances Killing Union men,
Tie ,elort that zocufer has crossed the Cumberland
is dscredited by some persons here.
eecoral ScAocr occupies hill three-qartors OF a nike
ibis side Of somerset, with but 5000 men,
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TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.


There we exaggerated run,ois III circulati9n ycser
d2y IN regard 10 a movement Of tho enemy the poto
Nothing has yet ransiired, and though theonricn
Is entertained IN military circles that advance is
tempatcd upon lines, is regarded cint, White
there is more probability OF demonstration upon our
batteri1s AT Evaisport
MAyAss Dec. 5--p NJ.
II s reported that large body Of the enemy crossed
the Long Bridge last night Thor design is, doubtless,
to make feint, while more active movements tak ing
place n the vicinity of Ecansfot gentleman who
in Alexandria Tuesday night passed through the lines o
the foderasts, and via Amanda came to camps
lie reports that there were Wednesday only two
three bfHades At the latter place, and he mdca
tons Of an immediate advance. AT that time his es
mate Of the federal force on this side of the Potomac
do 600 mon. The commanding generals OF the Confed
crate army entertain the belief that advance will be
made and that IN important battle will yet take place
before the fall campaign is closed. The Northern sent
ment is pressing Mcclellan to do something once
from the tone Of tho journals it growing strength
with every delay. Within the last three days a remark
able change is observable ia the weather which hi hy
avors any contemplated movement the Yankee Gene ,l
has view. The roads hitherto soft and yedir e. have
become comparatively hard, and should it the
objection urged AGAINST the use of fsld artillery viii DO
comp etcy obyiated
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OPERATIONS IN MISSOURI.

LIS ARC, Nov. so, 1901.
gentleman arrived hcre yeeter'Ny evening WHO left
Genera McIuioch camp on tie 21sl INST.
Hunters command lett Springfield about the i2th &C
compaled by L1ue and Montgomery, with their Kansas
TayhawlefF the former retrcstisg TOWARDS 81 LoGis
which place is supposed 10 lie har destination.
al bcCuloch, with 100 cavalry, won't IL pursuit
for the p OF ia asifg them and to endeayo. 20
cut o Gnt capture their provision train lie succeeded
In ing aholt hundred loaded wagons, ami utor
ward continued the pursuit. with what further success is
not known.
Tha federal force estimated at forty thousand
Prices forces MOVING up into Missouri, towards
lexington where il is thought they VIII 50 into winter
quarters.
Al Is quiet in Kansas. with the exception Of the de-
mostraiiuns 81 the ndins who in the absence OF the
fede ais securing an the property they get he
longing 10 enemies. They arc not, however, laying
waste the country.
Two.ye hundred Creek warriors have rebe.lcd, and
call ed for assistance from the federal government. III
closely watched by regiment OF Texans and one
OF tho Cherokee regiments.
Tic health OF tho army is generally very good.
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City Intelligence.

New YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL USIoN.-At the meeting Of
this society held at 1853 Bowery Saturday evening"
the following gentlemen selected as officers for the
ensuing year
PyeSiacat-M. II. Mcnamara.
Vice President-Henry II. Failing
Recording Secredry-D. ". himball.
Financial SccTedry-D. W. Flynn.
Corresponding Secraary-W. b. CJddington.
r cdsuie3'-samucl Sloan.
Fund 9,s1stee-C. B. Smith,
Jdnaoy.-John +. Watson.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon, at about Ave
O'Clock, well known citizen named Joseph Murphy fc
down and in few minutes expired, supposed CAUSE
disease Of the heart This sad affair occurred in Broad
way Fifty ninth street II seems Mr. Murphy was
accompanied by friend 1T the tmc and officer Foshty
OF the Twenty second ward being near at hand to.l
charge OF the body, and reported the case 10 Ciutain
Sott who at once notified Coroner Gamble TIE co,o
ed resi- cd at the corner OF Twenty fourth street ana la
ington avenue. He also kept liquor store at u souih
Street ~
CoRosKas' ISQUEsrs YEsrERDAY.-Nary Donohuo. ono
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49, -
AHlISTD.

Steamship Area (KI}, shannon Liverpool Nov % M
Ho pGSSo,aS s iii W. 1t IN" ''a IL or % no
steamship cyof New YORK, hence FOR Queenstown and H.
Shla Grey rca e., Mayo Mnerlnster itch aaia ~
DAYS, viii pnmhago ~, e ~ son Noy !, Ia, u
don, STEERING Noy u, lat l6 \, in 81 W, oSe 5
sin Srlrneirn Dr. y Fcc'vood), Kendall Liverpool, IS
dG 4 Z ss p e ssrSa d. rv,rroo !.
s'p GasibalM Nerp " zen, london, SO dags in bal.
- g ferf R ~, oa "a IT, rhr, A aays
ship ch,cnh9n (of i9stoa), wilson LONDON, 20 days. III
sur RI rid, Durham, pristo, - ,aye with coal 10
III, w yrc, ~ ny T., ~ Sfs on q sG =
Dee lat y 20 Ion g., spoke ~ Charter Oak, ftom
SIP aas SIN IF E;i,,hmend Ne sqa,rs TrGon %
one above decs, haa starooard bow s9ye.in arp.ren
s1lp rlwqoi Water csnaw',k Tavss . DAYS n raras
n go q g, 4 Ss,sE E2 We sss soT
y in y - s:osc bark Mary Bentley eace Bound r
Paw wiearq tBrcm, wienholtr Bremen, 10 days. win
na o z Gs' sns Arsae bremen % ,vs = n,n..
n & Fs e rSS:,es !, s q n Pr Ars A
bark in Lyerpoo! Toe NYork; 9Th, lt A. lon e, spoSo
srk Amazon or Baitmora,, Kirwan Rio lsneiro Oct 60
NV sn gas for % Gaesr rs IS n 81 Ts n ss
Bremen ship fruastna grm Bremen for Baltimore.
sT TX kcs sts II w. i a S. y e, ~ ~
70 So spoke b Y nr ssh, tn Caste to scTork 81 days
TaTg orraylc u Roe aea .'.eclsr g4-,raaa rOv 10
p 9 iSs e. NJ = $50 o. ' saS
liz Espr's ri: .. aeiy,, rAolns, say : ~ liz
w s g.. %si e f q ss''a' E"ey sAi'-' :. dAgs
Rris epi s.es' ,.srs 4 dys I. sal'ss, to Wake
Il ts.?f 10 Fa BIZ ' ssiGe psa,1E io
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The Pensacola Figs,t and pragg's
=" CougFatgIgatcryo Order.
rho Glave asrade Question in the
Rebel Congress-,
&c., &c.
are again in receipt of late papers from the sout,

DR.. Grswod, Of tho Thirtyeghth New York reg ment,
Of the prisoners Charleston from Richmond,
died in that city on the 30th nit.
The rored appointment Of Colonel Heath to supersede
General Price in the Icparu Of Missouri has created
great dissatisfaction, and especially among the Missouri
ans.
r. N. T Hunter, Jr., Of secretary Hunter died At
his fathers residence in Essex county, Va, the 2sth
nit.
In the Virginia (ebeD Legislature tho 4th inst, tho
ordinance reported by the Committee Finance; autho-
Ei2ng the Auditor to issue Treasury notes the anort
OF 81 COO COO, not bearing interest," taken up
passed..
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nInrkels.

BsffALo, Dec. 7-6P. NJ
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat m de. demand
but parties apart sales IS 0o0 bushels Chicago sprg al
93c, 10 900 bushels do. 92c 20 900 stcis Milwaukee
at 40c imports--iGO bbs flour, coo bushels wheat.
oswEeo, Dec. I, 1s0l
The weather is mild and pleasant bat business on Tho
lake and canal Is drawing To close few carcoes ~
grain vii be due here the fore part OF next week wh,rh
will pretty much clear up the receipts for the season
The milling inquiry for wheat continues moderate witb
saes Of 1000 bushels Chicago sprtg at ST. $500 DO 20
a. 9sc., and 600 do. do. private terms Corn and
oe grains quiet. Lake inports--1 96S bbls flour ooo
bushels wheat 1900 do corn. No shipments or grain
BY canal o
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THE FIGHT WITH THE PATRICK HENRY.

SECRETARY THE NAVY.
From the Richmond Inquirer, Dec. ST.
CONFEDERATE STATES STEAMER Patrick HENRY
Or MrIbERRY ISLAND, JAMEs RIVER, Va.
dec. 2, 1851.
SiRSince the 18th Of November the enemy have accu.
muiatod at Newport News small gunboats aud
armed tugs. Learning that they in the habit of
sending several OF these gunboats the river night
and Withdrawing them in the morning. induced me TO
take the first favorable opportunity surprise and at
tack them. This morning being suitable for tho
enterprise, left our anchorage, on Mulberry Island at
four O'Clock A. NJ, and proceeded cautiously down the
river, all Lights carefully concealed Ircgre however,
TO say that ] was disappointed in net finding
the steamers as high up the river as EXPECT
cd At early daylight we discovered four steam
ers anchored IN line, this side Of tho frgaes
but IN supporting distance Of them and the battery at
Newport News. We rounded 70 at supposed distance
OF mile and commenced the attack with our port bat
ery and pivot guns, which returned by the steam
ers and the battery on shore from red other guns
Many oil the rled shehs near and over us and one
struck us, gong through the pilot house. and exploding
IN inc board hammock netings predicting slight IN.
jury and wonnding one q the pilots SEAMAN very
shshty by the splnters. The engagement lasted two
honis, when we returned to anchorage the enemy
eVnchg no disposition to advance, either during thu cnt
gagemeit or afterwards. We expended twenty -eirh.
snes and thirteen sold shot, sod Pf which must have
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
SAD ACCIDENT TO CAPTAIN sALToNsTALL
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. !. 1861.

ToRTREss MONROE, Dec. !, 1861.
flag Of truce despatched to Norfolk this morning,
from the' gshp Minnesota, but brought news from
the enemy.
The Ericsson, from New York, arrived this morning
and will, after taking aboard troops proceed TO Port
Royal.
The weather here is most beautiful.
sad accident happened this afternoon board the
flagship Minnesota. A sailor let book down by run
which struck Capt. G. ". saorstal and knocked hlm
overheard In descending he struck the side Of prope
er hurting him to such an extent that his lie dc
spared Of.
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THE NEW REBEL COMMANDER OF MIS-.
SOURI,

tFrom the Richmond Examiner Dec 81
we lea n under circumstances which leave no doubt
OF the entire accuracy reliability of the Information
tnat 1oione Heath at present the command OF Gene
Floya 10 western virginia, is take command or
sne new department OF Missouri with the rank of Major
Generai General Heath will thus take command over
Sehera Prcs and the popular runor OF the ocer
Des superseded has this foundation This new arrange
ment OF command in Missouri and the singular annoini
men OF Colonel Heath to the Major Generashp Of that
department. have been made by the President in conse
quence Of the admis ion Of Missouri snto ,ba @
federacy which places that State, course under The
mitary authority q me COME ierate Executive General
captain, we believe. y
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THE FORT WARREN PRISGNRRS-THE
TWELFTH MAINE REGIMENT.

BOsItN, Ttc 8, ISbI.
Early this week two hundred and forty men, including
Six nvads and eleven officers, at For. Warren, cap
tured at Haerss to be sent to Fortress Monroe and
thence to Norfolk by flag OF truce. This indicates
change Of prisoners.
The steamship Illinois has arrived and the Twelfth
Maine regiment will probably embark tomorrow 70 join
General Buffers expedition.
The Swenty-fourth Massachusetts regiment, Colorcl
Stephenson, viii leave camp mt Reaayiile to.
morrow for Annapolis, to join General BdFnsae's ex
petition
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Attempt 70 iseooy Young Girl from fier
| Eorae--Curious Lctters~-Arrcst by tgac
| Police.
Last evening very interesting to light at
the police headquarters by aid OF detective Keefe
which certainly VIII have tendency Pat stop toany-
thing Of the kind being gerpctsGtcd for while
tina, very interesting little daughter Of OF
spectacle citizens the cast side Of the city whose
refrain from mentioning for the sake of the family,
has a attendant at St. Pau's church,
Broadway. On Thanksgiving day she accidentally lost
hor handkerchief che going cut OF church, upon
which her and residence. On the follow ing
day elderly gentleman called her fathers house
and stated that he had Found handkerchief asked
if tho owner resided there The young girl who waited
the door informed him that it belonged her. where
upon her mother, who was also present, thanked the gcn
t.3man and he LEFT.
Nothing further thought OF the matter until Thurs.
day last, when Me little girl received the following NV.
terlcus letter addressed to her aud loft her homo.
II Miss desires % form The ac9nainance OF 30 sos
o Gay G asd se a. ra on
she will have opportunity Of Going " onec.
morrow Friay) aferaoen, Il EsFf NJ a @Ssf
r c.aS and viii i, + i, o s., ' NJ .st
ady. who n'rgt b prompt and 81
NEW ioR@ lautssay, Dec . '-ei.
she Immediately coprnua "a f.c 'c her r4lhe4
who at once oeierni6cd 20 arrest hs fcognac btay.
ias th,r he hal ne ggod Intentions 90 tsras q. H. sse
liz aeco Nv sent his dkrrb.cr SON led ,y "a.
,.., .. ~ a,,.-i .,1 .... = ,,... !,
,er,,a ,,,h , ~ i.s.; ~ : .l-9s,,'n, ~
t, 30 s.,n -si ,,o ,os ~ - ~, - s''
- - ., 80, 49,, 49,, a., : - gu nc,
- n",,. ~, ,t - ~ -. '@t y '' .s ~ III
-. 80 -. ~ y - - L3'.si " y
$3.50 80 - :. ..a, 80 ~ az ' wv "e'ii eoi9 ~
- 80, '. 80, ~ "a. IA. ,..,. !,
-, ~ -, 80 10y 't,.s - "l',sNeer 'NS'fNe'
~: a. 49, .t 's.s = -. ~ .ia.u'f u
~ w. ,;s ~, -, 800 ps.snH, Es''i18 tne Ifefohs
s | | ~ w., 80 ~ ~ ~ @te Voc ~ uit Y ~
Iae ~, ca ", "a lSt b'Nn""y ses'saa. hVt'iis,
" "H'' 'ii' 'oio"'s y a COPY
SATURDAY MoRN.so, Dec. Z, 1861.
ne"mrnt ana threatening weather Yesterday clfased
~ nix an nmbre,i insteod q h.co h nse. ls
ming him He was nevertheless prompt as size was nj ~
a as nc passed go hsp sac WAS looking INTO
u. intention oil making hmsfH known, when b.
Hn she was net alone; ior when turning in,o
4, eel dhenc INTO Ann hn r f n io ea " h,P
her regret the more so aa She was so promnt
ncr A. he shcnl Ia happy Il 90 her which nm
is us both 10 AZ Ii he Iav ms no az teco
ST. Pauls church atone on SUNDAY burning seSt gt,ar
row where I, ncaan vii qua III o'clos
AID Gu the same ie 'front.' pew Up stars yhe did on
dn,mr q irv IT, !. my Eias pna e we aa. ~ mp
her last sunday alterneo cnn.. 10 lnat
school, he presumed sac was. Should Sunday Lc
- eiii! OF unpta iiGaf Causing Mss not to N out,
- o-,n ~ ~, I'M ~ No, \ Y oe ,ilr tao
tr 10 three ocopk nj enr h I cane ana vi ,vaer ~
KIDS But the lady mus ls alone.
qhs father now aetsynalnel 10 ulace tbe ra,ar +, 40
han OF the police apd accoringv e9I,d nor atss,5,.,
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Superior CGuiS-C..i,eTaiT Germ.

Present-AV 'hc Judges. " .
Catherine N. Forrest VS. Edwin Forrest Judgment az.
hrmei IN relation 10 the allowance &C amouy.
George j. s. Thompson Abraham Van Vcch,en ct
el--.lHd. mt aft med
John + Buterworth, Receiver &C., vs. Jacob Peoare
ct al.-JGdgmcnt affirmed.
keIus X. Delahed IS. Aaron A. DeGrauw-Judgnen.
affirmed.
Horace j. Fairchl ct nj. We. Thomas l.. IusLnors
ct a..--Otder affirmed, with costs.
Peter Morris VS.. the second Avenue Railroad Com.
pany.-JuQgment ain mel
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
SIGNIFICANT sIGss--DIsAFFEcTloN AND DlaoRALIzA.

TIoN AMDNG THE TROOPS.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. 81
Tho decision IN tho OF Colonel Sing,etary (whn IL
will be feeoileecd, acted noble rart Ia roscing tho
cflccrs hnd of the Frcnch friga.e PROXY On tho
coast OF North Carolina from watcry gravo) has bcen
brally made oGt and has light. The Nuybara
rogress says-We learn that tn decision breaks him OF
his command, pay, &C., FOR two months, and subjects
him t. icrniand Tor INSTRUMENTATION. The Colonel
unwilling TO be lille for two months at a time whom tho
country needs al the assistance it get and believing
That his TeateB 1ahfch has become cltdy considerably
gafe.ted GRd demo. GIi:eG win hardly be worth com
mabdng by that time has haadcd in his resignation to
Eyan
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Arrivals and Departures,
ARRIyLIv

LrvERpooL-Se anship Africa-Mrs Ton and obi,d Me.
Cooper, Mr. Mayer anq lady, Mrs BIoNn Mrs Patrick anI
Bou.lier Mr. Monk Jr Mrs Monk Mr. Ritter syses Jr,
Simon, G A Jackson, q Crow, 4 Bra -eoiu G Weisar
II Crowther, Ro herwell, Mr. Wild, Fiescbmnnn n,
Graham, Sauer, Ensign knire. Gal et Mir (;rirh Hon
Major AnsYn wy,de Mirphy, Lawey, Mr. Aaron
Miss McDonran Mrs Guiele Mr. Ermann Mr. M,iornic'
Lieut. Col Wyndhsm, n TAFT Mr. Lloy and Jas Miller ''
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TRAGEDY IN the EIGHTEENTH WARD.
A Son Kills His Own Mother by Throwing
Her Out or n Fifth Story Window-In.
temperance Supposed to be the Cause.


One OF those horrible tragedies which occur OCCASION
-, -,,a, ,a., - 49,, 49,, ,, o,, :, 10
atY' AM "'"0i ainos' hAo Wy oOoa run '''u a. Wy
bare recital took place between four and i've O'Clock
,..eardov afternoon al No.og2 First avenue The par
- a., ,ec,t, - 90 ~ 800 ~, ,t, -, ,,r -
Nl"HA's y" wy NN't' ~ ~ IL 49, II $500 y ~ -
porter fte0 Ua excited statements q PERSONS ~ tha
r4tthbar cod auaeer 10 be - roows-petacen halpst
e...,.'..,. 4, ~, .r,,,,,go. . 1850, ,,,,,, ,..,,
isHl u ~ We = 80 + W. $500 II st' ~"
heifd rs VS. isala Ia sun Dry of TIC Lonee N7 2i@
.. .....a atrott H.. aor net II. fsetsffe .y0ian
+,, .s.Dst A ,....t..... qG....e ,t.~,.t..
hf1#' .c''' 's>'n = FEW '.' ''' p Ill
he ,l young Nan about .hots ote ~ .A ~ H&H HE
amman rc..a e eI Nv Tho t' a. nee ees so NNRl tiaL
,.. b.. ~. -. ....t .4a .-.t .- 1..,,.e.
w - NIX
al 90 a5--rt.a tae Gauge q Wht wss fle4tls q Sey
so-Ios Gparrel Tho noise continued To In
- 49,. TIT a., h,t,, or ,
SS''' "N'i "1Vt "NNNi Wv ' -
ws man was thr1@n from tho MIN ttefy WH'to"
n m, rear Of tho houso ana fan with ter Tic
o, - shai tf,,, ~ ,...,,, t,,,,,d a,o,,,
N'." w" "'s'i "i't'S - its''''!' ~
ths intense excitement was creased. iAe rN9l Q
Fan fcn Ill direct ons to Tie spot where Tie napged
,,,, hol,, Ia, ~, H. . co tos ma, ss nm,
'"" N' ' 80 1890 " 80 1850 ~
two tesAad People wore Collected toSether al e@ctea
I'D the utmost pitch and every one swearing VEN cluca
- -, ,,o,,l,, Il. n \. ,,,'.,.,,ta 4 !, ~ oy.-,.,,
u"" - =, @ H.. -. .,,i. $3.50 !, - ~ VA II r.,
~ g. s'.t.''.,S I,,.' ,,.,i ~ = W $1,000 ~ -
s' ~ M i'a i Il. - ~, ,.,., -, ~ .,,o, M,
, i5y hr e.l, ,y, ,e.r,.,, ,,d INV ,'r,.t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIME CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF ~ IN.
valid, Published for the bencat and as warninsio
Young men who suffer from Nervous Debility, PrenatIH8
Decay &C. supplying the means Of sefcure BY one WHO
cured him elf after beng to great through
medical imposition and quAckery Single copies NAV b. had
Of the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esl., Bedford,
Kings county " b. enclosing spost paid addressed en-
.yeope.
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THE PENSACOLA FIGHT.
CoNaRATULATORY ORDER OF GENERAL BRAGG IN
THE REBEL FORCES
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PENsAco

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PENSACOLA
NEAR PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. Is, 1861
The signal success which has crowned our forty hors
conflict with the arrogant and confident enemy-wbose
government, IL seems houry looking for announce.
ment OF his success In capturing pston-should iii
our hearts with gratitude mercful Providence IN
Leflhc oombaranent of more than hundred guns of the
0eaYiest CaA6Te-causpg the very earth 10 trembe
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE ~ MULES AND
EAMSFFKS IN ~ ISSDI'Ei 80

ST I"lls, i'ec s, 1SG1.
The report sent last night tht the rebels q tired
yesterday ten OF cur e teams ami the tcausta
priSne s. WIS mistake. lhe men and leans lave
ived here, having been rel ased after all the arms
belonging to the party wcro taken from hem.
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s Hip FIN c r. / w S.
Port OF New York, December s, 1861.

ALMANAC FOR Hrw YorE-r0is pay
SUN Esrs.. y moon ~
sun 1jl BlGH M-gEa. "A
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ssrnck but with what injury 20 the enemy unable
TO say.
Very respectirlwl =, your obedient servant,
JOHN p. TUCKER Commander c. 8. N.
Hon. 8. R. MALLo,AY, Secretary Of Navy, Richmond.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-13
Muster Roll ofthe Reagan Guards

Or ANDERSON Co., TEXAS.
Jno. r. Woodward, Captain.
T. S Jameson, 1st Lieut..
Matt Dale, 2nd do
i + Parks, 3rd do
p II Allen; NJ j Aspley; w 2
Bowen; S Q Blackshire; II Z Brad
ley; w + Brigham; NJ r Barnes;
: Beettoo Beett 47sff,,-Andrw G. Crombie; John
Gone; ID B!ehambers; A G Copeland;
B A Campbell; Il w CautlUy; A Z
Cook; } X Derdcn; r y w Dewall:
J j Duv:ll; & B Dowis; NJ NJ
Files; Lewis Grooms; J 4 Holly:
B a Hailum; + NJ Hopkins; J c
Hepperla; w J Hopper; James III
Harris; Il G Hickey; w 2 Hoover;
j II Hoffman; Il b Jorden; j II
Keeling; W B Kimbrough; Joseph
II knox; II 4 Knox; George Kyle;
a II VI s'!ewiiIyn; Joseph Siowillyn;
VI S Latta; John Lindsay; L. G Ic-
kinzic; R G McKnight; + II Mont
gomcly; j W Matthews; 4 NJ Mat
thews; J Il Main; w = Mynett; G
Il Mctarlane; f Newson; w a
Parker; John Parker; II 3 Petty;
j = pasey; J j Quarles; Z J Rose;
j S Rul"I; \ Spurricr: j ); Stevens;
I'hos. Shumburgeo; J G Scott; J c
Stinsor; \ G Stinson; l. Spring;
Ilios. :Scay; VIM. Wren R II Wren;
w a Woodhcuse; r + Wren; j L
" NoodAouse; G I Wright; J Ward.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-13
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Nezo Roilecay-The Partisan cor
respondent Of the morning Star SAYS:
"An experiment. OF a new system
OF railway was tried at Cc1npiegne
some few days ago, and met with the
gre atest success among the agricult,,-
raj SPECTATORS assembled to witness
1t. The inventor is said to be poo,
wheelright, whose ambition has not
extended beyond facilitating field Ia
Dor. This railway consists of rails,
one in the other, like a succession
of ladders laid upon the ground. Ga
these the cart rolls quietly along, let
them be ever so heavily laden, One
great advantage Of the system is the
rapidity with which they are laid
down and taken up. In one hour q
hundred metres may be planted. The
tedious carting OF crops over wet and
airy fields is hereby avoided. The
experimental rail was Is centi1netres
in width. The carts filled with pro-
ducc, whether pushed or drawn by
one single person, We're Of one cubic
metre and moved with the greatest
ease.