The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-24

sls Fau i, f3ta SsagG ), ssa
-he opposed {, Cea. Zoiiso O. 90
efsste lls 81 ,..e Canbsglsa] ueeral
Is L.eu. Crnea5aa IS Camh 5 oag
TIE w@ern. 81 Patlseai. nldch g cen
jusesioa it the forces 81 Cato aFe q.
mese a,haad peia.i Caiaabas and
down o. Me. IS aaJ de atr-i 81
aer Ga Batl, ulo has seme 10000
mm lie opposed By Gen Backner
SIS 10000 q Ja0l s. Bowling Green
A st,ms ea iase d leia htaea
Gen Baa pk ara iac rebel. al
Maa.lorlt.l.e. of Which lie G!.eaias III
ile official report
r. VS.. celtfa NC'sEm
McGoakh division Is ~ Mam.anissil.e.
Cen. Msichella 4, nacoa Cfeeh, IViicoilr
< Il fiiheF u,rcaiing actn iha Cumberland
river o. Is pIeparag g 10 p % ihe aP-
pfoah 6 any suspicious force.
Cen. NcCook reports ilai Tie rebels
attacked MY pieieis h truni u iac Rail.
road bridge 81 two O'Clock lo-liy. The
ptaels consisted % four companies Of ihe
IA Iadiana. Col WilIiclis under Lieut.
Col. Van InhIra. Their force consisted
of a regiment d Texan rangers, fwo resi.
meats II infantry. aud On battery Of SIX
rsn.. oar loss was Lieutenant SAKE
aul eight enlisted iaen Killed aad len
wounded.
The rebel lo,s wcs So killed including
lhe Coloacl 81 the Texan Rangers, and
aloni 50 wounded. The rebels rciFeaied
inslor ossly.
D. G. BUELL.,
Brig General
4 great battle IS expected Immediately
ii The vicinity of Bowling GFeea.
The saecess of the national forces il
Misoar da,ing the past week has been
most brilliant 1900 rebels, Including
4 col5bcls an1 Il captains. 1000 stand .
! arlaa l0u Lor.es, camp e4uipase sc.
i have been tal,u. The secns Of tic vic
4 .5iy & ne9r MILFORD little nouh Of War
/. ausb4rst IA the western part Of ilt
State. Tie rebels fading themselves saF
rounded surrendered. Oar loss was triI
Ing. lie gebcl more considerable
! A heavy blow was given tie rebel
!. Dec. 20, near Drainsyille. Gen. Or
Il with / ri gimeuts, while on foraging c1
d petition. was attacked tte battle Taste
IS ,hiee. quarter. Of n hour when the rel
q. telgcaied leaving forty dead on ii
4 Geld ard iiaaen wounded. They rctrea
5 ed toward, Fairfax Cour. Ilousc the
/ ~, i c.:imutei 1t $50 Killed ana wount
! Cd Among lie Killed was Gen. Taylo
y a Frankfort, Nv. Oar loss was 81
+. killed aud eigh wounded This il I'll
most effective blow the rebels have Fc
F" ccived Oh lle Potomac.
s. There i little apprehension among We
I Informed parties 1t Washington 81 q 90
81 lisi,a auh England. The Worlds di.
. Pit, i SAYS I.crr is not tic slightest dont
" but that the affair will be speedily, honoi
!" ably and am'cably arranged.
e Tie Posts dispatch says;
= TIE despatrhcs 10 The British Minstc
g are reported @ hc more sensible and moo
= crate than tley are reported BY The il
N famed Enslishpress. Nothing perempioT
or imperative will be addressed 10 OF
Government, AID little, IN short whie
ie cauno, Lc settled by diplomacy. Tie gei
eal iyeing hfc d favorable 10 peace, I
III c3nciiltioi, and to the reference Of a
u dispgtcd questions toan international con
: MISSION but no one is IL favor Of r
4 liaq1ishing particle Of our right o. i
NJ dulgin- in any fears.
as Tie Times dispatch says Lord l.
IN ons lad an Interview with our Cover
n, meut to-day. The official dispatches
her Majesiy's Government have not !
been presented bnt the impression 50 &c
RS orally prevails lha, there is no danger
Of war with England that the interest in i
subject has in degree subsidized.
Gen. Scott a~ arrived of CAPE IA
in tie Arago. lie will land at New Yor
q his health has been much improved. I,
nd French Emperor desires pacific oluti
he of the question lately arisen between t
he English and American government
The steamships Austraasian aud Ma
q" ara we're soon 10 sail with troops. ETC.,
las Canada. There is no abatement in FL
10 land Of warlike preparations, and a lar
on stat Of medical officers, as well as sti
ror eanis and drilling masters have been
dered to Canada.
'o' TUESDAY MORNING.
ST. Louis, Dec. %.