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Greece.

telegram from Athens Of Nov. 90 aeserts that the
Epglish Minister had consulted his Government with
resIect 10 the demonstrations taking place in favor
of Prince Alfred. The English Government is
stated to have replied that the Emtassador should
IN 10 way endeavor 70 influence the election. A
dispatch dated Nov. % says: The great probability
Of the election Of Prince Alfred TO the throne has
caused some excitement among the foreign MINIS
ters. Tue English minister has declared that he
will in no way Influence tie election 10 the throne,
ard cha. Greece is perfectly free 70 make her own
choice II 10 considered certain that Prince Alfred
will be elected. Tie refugees Zmbrakerki,, Manas,
and SmolenN, have arrived here, and received q
brilliant ovation.
The elections TO TIE National Assembly were 10
commerce upon the 9Th, and terminate on the 10th
Of December.
TANG utility prevails throughout the country,
Tho TIMES says: Prince Oscar OF Sweden,
sas bro,her Of he present King OF Sweden, may
roiaby be cbosen for the vacant Greek throne, but
y Swedish Prince be selected, the choice 10 moro
yto fall upon the younger brother, Nicholas,
ioo Oscar beng at pres5nt heir to The swedish
:. pe, The king having only daughter. Prince
* ts33 years ofage, and bis brother Nicholas 81"
Turkey.
'sgram, dated Cons,aninople Nov. % says:
T. .otiations for the establishment OF National
B. ave been brough t 10 conclusion.
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uIrAruRn Lfsarso
San-plos,,,,T,I5 Ssls .......<I33 Meos-Risea 94l
niaH wATkR Tnis DAT.
sandy Hoot. .l0:43 Gov Island 1l33 Hsu0sa.. 1914
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UUPREME COURT.-COUNTY Of ORANGE.

SUPREME COURT.-COUNTfo OF ORANGE.
y JESSE q. WOOD. Plsis,id, s.sinst ISAAC Bah.
COCK and DANIEL SAVER, Defendants -Sannions for
money. CoLa not ser-ro the Above named defendant.
DANIEL SAVER You arc hereby somusned had re-
CURED to answ.r Ito compliant Of the PisiutE In
scion which 10 ,hs day Ied With the Clsrk u the
County Of 0snse Goshen 10 said County aud 10 serve
copy Of your the SUBJ crees ct their ofce iu
sAeu sfo ssad within tweny days sef the service Of
this you. exclusive Of tie Jay OF such ssrce
aud you I'll to snswer raid conpsint a. he 60! required
the Panhf viii take judgment sfsst you for egsy6yc
sos with interest fo tie seventeenth DAY Of OCTOBER
1902 be.dc co,ts-DGei Novcu.bsr 1872.
SHARPE WINFIELD, Plsntifs Attorneys
adf l.w6w III
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Ocean GteGmers.

49, -
A RRANGEMENT commencing July /, 1867
IA For CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
A 6r,,cIs.s STEAMER will leave Ne~iork the lat Ill.,
ard -st Of zach month. except when those des fall on
SUNDAY when the day CT departure will bo The MONDAY
Tor sish. or passage sppy the only oace No Bowl
ngGesn. ID. u, ALLEN. AEen..
M ROBERTS, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Wa FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON.
AMERICA
WIN lesys for AsPINWALL on THURSDAY. DEC H. at
WIN Moses TAYLOR. at PANAMA
For passage apply at tbs oiNcs0 n poprsra
No. In we..,t. esruer of wanen.st., North River;
SThs Niesrasus Transt not being In proper order The
above Temporary srssgeuont Is made
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- IT Qu.enstoGn Cork HsIbor )lhe Liverpool. New
los Phiadeipbis Steamship Company iStrsd dpach.
ins h- possed Cly deou Iron Steamships a. follows
KANGAROO Dec "
And every .scs.s1: SATURDAY aooa sS. Pier
RATES oy y.nAGa
FIRST CABlN.........S $40 A<c
Eir. Cson 70 Lond0n. i.s seesse TO IondOn..... g
Fret Cabin to fsh.. rs seerage TO Pari....... 90
First Cabin to hsmbug. llo SIesTags to Hamburg ~
Passengers also forwarded 90 Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Fares fom Liverpool Queenstown: LIST Csbir. eicc.
SllO and S23 steeIaso from Liverpool $50 From Queens
town. $40 Those who wish 10 send for their snas can bny
tickets here o. these rates.
These Steamer. have superior accommodations f,s pa'en
gers are strongly built In Wstsrsht Iron sec'ion' ard
carry Patent tire Annhaloss. EIpsenesd su'seoh' ARC
attsehed 90 each steamer ,,,,,,.
For further inorma,on apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent. No. 70 Waer'. IN glasgow 10 AL ~
MALCOLM, No ST Enoehsqae, IN oaesp1,v.gsSsn fV
CEY. No. 81 King Wiism.t In psri,to JULES DEoouE
No 40 Rue Nosre Dame de-, s,esous' iiI Wsnu, or
'A' ''"'! JOIN O. DALE. As.r,. Ne Is Bresdv'yNY.
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Prussia.

q. 1eue PreusstseAe kre.z- Zeffang asserts that
AUST and Prnsss will shortly submit to the
feders Diet joint proposition in reference TO the
difference existing between Germany and Denmark.
It's Kreuz- ,rtuRg states thst, in consequence Of
the rejection Of their proposals In Copenhagen, the
two Powers consider their charge Of the question at
tai
Th, Neae Prenss,scAe Zeitung publishes the reply
given by The King to severai freeh addresses ca
pressing devotion which have lately been prcseuted
70 ba Majesty. The following passages occur In tits
nyly,
"fhse sy'sts In all CLASSES OF society agitation which
esss the people have been made % believe that
he Constrtion IL danger This u not the case BY
sntog rttroe aiding public doept IS caused. The
pogsss at wllch Will cLly To WHO aud moderate
sas
People soesS 81 making up differences and concluding
esses, What has broken peace EotL
epe that the opinion whoa opposed 10 my acts Il
81 the suppression o,b majority oft people bot only Of
>psf5 IL the county which, 10 say, has mi'lod
hsny and that no eou1;ct viii Use The veal enDg Of the
wef Of Prussia oospf omis-s the dignity Of Prussia snd
ae sAtlop Of her mission Ia Germany, which 10 bring
sese, rot The unity. but tbe union Of GeraSny
sssad evil days ooDic bero That al well disposed peo-
- WI rally Io9Id me"
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IL TERMINUS --Psueng-r Depot, JaDsssip sud foot Of
34th.st. n. RWipter arrangements conmeneins frdsy,
Oct. ~ 1857 Leave Nev'forKs M for Oies.pot ese
HARDER. ORIENT, and Hsmplsusi q. "a ~. and m tos
Islip, NJ and H. for syo'.sti ns p m iet asnp
stead Sundays the train eaves iuutss Point t3ph-st
Frry) at M for Yapbsnk aud inie,uedisse ssions
sIcur.iSa rates; r.tsr'Is Leave. Ysph..s $50 p IN.
On Friday spj Saturday night the m ii,p tfan viii run
through 10 Grsenps returning Saturday snd Monday
ns AZ ais a. arriving IA New-Yo rk at 9:ss = m
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CUPREME COURT-County of Orange.

CUPREME COURT-County OF Orange
y MARGARET PIEnsoN. Plaintiff sysint slkS L.
KING. JAMES HALLECk, HERNANDO A FULLER,
ASHbEL C.. and DAVID p Dewitt, D-.endants-Sum-
FOR tcon. not s.rl To the aboyepsn.d De
f.na.nts HERNASDO A. FULLER and DAVID Y. De.
WITT You hereby aumuonod and required 20 Gnswer
the comp II the psuiid Ia tbs scop which THE d.y
filed with tie Clerk 81 the County u Orange Goshen "a
ssd county aud t, copy Of your tue sub
,cb- at his oce 10 Goshen Aforesaid within twenty days
after the OF tb. exclusive OF the
d., Of .ucn service aaa II Jon fail to aavsr said complaint
hereby required To. psina viii take judgment ssaia.
you thousand doln With interest from August T.
lssi, b.sd~s co.ts.-Dat-d. November %, 1867.
d laworTh W. y. SRAkPE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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EW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

Passenger Station In New.Iork conner 27th snd lhsv
entrance 27tb.st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOAk:
PorSew-HAven, IA NJ tEx d II Is, lis lEAl a<o'AA
ard m.
ksr BRIDGEPORT Isa m EEL; AIS, ais GA 80 80
Fer Milford ss,fOd Fairfield Southport and wes.port.
ForNo,~sL, ESQ l3ls. ais (Ex,l 80. 3D. 500
Yer D~,n and Greenwich :, go iil', asS ~.
$50 p =.
1 ~. $50 p m. -
IL Is a4Q. A3, so 30 p. IN.
Yor Port Chester ard New Rochelle Up N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via 6pdDg geld q NJ. lex lis OK Up =.
For Boston, via Shore Line II. p. NJ.
For Hartford and Springfield, q N (Ex) llla AE tEIh
for Coanectieus River Rafrssd to Montreal 10 m. EzA
and u Is D. "a to Nout symptom.
Ser Hartford Providence. aud yl.hkil Railroad, u
(EI). li.l3p -
. m.. u Is, zS. p. IN.
Canal Railroad, H. Is D. m. 10 Northampton
For Housstsnc Railroad to Pi.tsGeld. 8 & u.
For Nans stuck Rail DAD q M. 2lS p m .
For DanSury and Norwaik kai road 70 N. - Urm:
Comm od Gus Slice Vi s,seied % the p. ~ TIsin
JANIS II. HOYT, Supcrntcndenk
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF ORANGE.
~ MARIA SEYBOLr. plsinti5 sysins SlLAS l. KING,
JAMES 49, HILLOok. HERNAN0O A. FULLER, ASH.
BEL C. KING, and DAVID z. DE WITT. dsfsuasp,. Sum.
for money. Com not s.r To ths seoye named do.
tsnis,t "a, HEkNANDO A. FULLER and DAVID P. De
WlTr You are ber-oy summoned aud required aAswer
tho CONF faint Of tie paint IN this s.ton which IL Ibis
day ed wh the Clerk OF se tsun'y OF orsags at oehea
Ga .4d conty sd TO copy ~ your the
,ub.enb~f at his Office In Go'h, Aforesaid within twenty
the service Of ths elusive OF ne
day Of such ssTvics and yo3 fail TO toe said
plant hereby required, the PsrtiG will take judgment
sgn.t for ss aa,dTsd dosS with n;eres, from Al
gust l. 1851 besides costs Ds,ed Noveulbsr II. lySl
a law6.Th W. y. SHARPE PisiAtid's Attorney
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NrEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
" ADELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEsf via ytR-
sEy CITY-M.iI spl Express Lines leave New-lork ~
and 10 A M T. g. spd III p Fare SO. Thtoash tcksts
cold for South aud Ws AID through baggage easoked
4 N. AND 6 and u p. IN usins
j w Woodbury., Assistant Superint eudsut
No tasaays nh be- received rsins snes< devszed
And obscSeS is minutes 10 advance OF the time OF leaving
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY 3. r
IN For Albany Troy North aud WesA-WlNTER Ar
RAN0EMENT, eoumeucins MONDAY, Nov. II. .ss1
For ALBANY 1000 w. Express al Train from 2sta-se
Staten. Rsturnps leave Albsus A. l":3os M
For Local Trsns see Time table.
John EURCHILI 81 psrintsndspl
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.GENzRAL sIGBL's ARMY CORPS.

Up to IL m. TO day noinformation had reached
here Tor At least been made public) indicating
renewal day of the sanguinary battle Of Sat-
urday last before Fredericksburg.
We fear our loss in killed and wounded was
heavier than was imagined at a. m. yesterday
morning at headquarters in the field; as at noon
yesterday il was said 1T Gen. Summers head.
quarters that there were ten thousand wounded
then in Fredericksburg; whichs though doubt
less 3 great exaggeration, indicates strongly
that we lost more than five thousand, as few or
none Of those " wounded on our left wing-Frank-
Inns position-where the contest was quite as
heavy as elsewhere. had at that hour reached
there.
Nearly all the ground We gained as the re-
suit of the fight was about mile on the left
wing. The right rested Saturday night about
quarter of 4 mile from the town. on the first
ridge.
We regret 10 have TO say. that 1T noon yester.
day tue impression prevailed aSFrcdericksburg
that the enemy's loss had been far less than
Ours,-owing tn the security of their positions
under woods and behind their works, from the
cover OF which they scarcely ventured through.
out the days engagement. e..
Gen. Sigers army corps, il is now clear, did
not reach the field At noon yesterday, As we
anticipated from knowledge of the point AT
W ich he arrived at noon of the day before. He
will. however, doubtless get up to-day
From all we can gather fVm persons who
iSit Frederic sbnrg yesterday, we shall not be
surprised il no more fighting takes place there
for ONE days 10 come, The enemy seem de-
trrmin"d 20 stick 10 their hitherto almost inva-
Tfah!e policy Ut keeping behind breastworks
and under cover Of wood9
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CONGRE6SION]
xAXvII,h CONGREss-THIRp d
MONDAY, December 4.

SKNATR-Vice President Hap,,,
and presided over the deliberations az |
The Senate disagreed TO the Hon.
ulents TO The bill concerning judgmentI
United States.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden. Mr. pul
excused further services on the FissJ
mittee, being detained al home by So
Mr.. Rice was appointed 10 that COM
his stead.
Mr. Wilson reported unfayorxhlv
bill 10 abolish the relative military ran
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Coliamer presented the credentil
colleague, Mr.. Fcot-, reelected for 81 YI
Dir. Wright introduced a rpsolu,ioa |
the Judiciary COMMITTEE to INQUIRE in /
pediency Of providing by act OF Con-
indemniflcation 10 loyal citizens suf,erA
through the. war, &c. Adopted.
Mr. Davis offered a resolution consul
Buchanan for not having taken me-
stop The rebellion after il became mauI
several Stairs wern going into IL, becaJ
fact that his sympathies were with th(
on the table.
Hr. Hale called mp HE hin reouiriI
;orial confirmation for volunteer nays|
which Eas debated until the expirssl
morning hour by Mr.. Ill. for IL, and M !
againssit.
The Illegal arrests resolution of MI
bury WAS then taken up and was al
Length by Mr. Dayi=.
HoTsE-A message WAS received
President transmitting information iu|
20 the capture OF the crew of she brig|
Mr.. Blake introduced a bill for the (
meat of postal money ordets.
Mr.. Mallory introduced a bill 10 y
custom-hou<e AZ Louisville. Ref,rreI
Mr. Colfax introduced bill 20 reduc@
on paper from % TO 10 per cent. Refe|
Mr.. Noeli Offered bill 20 abolish q
Missouri, and for the compensated
owners.
Mr., Bennett offered ball for the dew
OF the mineral resources OF the publiI
Mr.. v ashburn introduced u resol|
ciSring that no legislation Was eKp|
change the existing laws for the psi
the interest on thr public debt in coinI
yeas Il, nays a.
Mr. Holman introdnced bill 20 al
ssh Article Of War. Referred.
Mr.. Law introduced a resolution
he Committee OF WAYS and Means Il
into the expediency or revising the |
Increase the duties On imports not 81
L, ssaries Of life, 20 The pnd thai the imlI
not b. 2reater than ihe exports. ex
specie.
Mr.. Noril offered a rp-oIution decl,|
any perecn inciing any person 70 res|
The laws ir$referer c. 20 The s1ppreesi|
rebellion should be considered guilt
crime, and should be- punished with
impri~onm@n; IN th- peni'entiary; Vi
objected 20.
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.N|('0lD1 edition.
THE ERY LATEST.

Information has been received herr from
Fre;ierickeburg MP 20 p. m. to-day. The ar
till, ~ firing there this forenoon was wholly on
tho part OF the rebels our guns not replying. As
theirs did US harm. II soon ceased, how
ever. =
A General officer who lett there THIS
forenoon states that the most careful estimates
20 far made reduce orr casualties in the battle
efsaturday below ten thousand. it ha wing beep
thought yesterday forenoon that they were
largely In excess Of those figuref
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YESTERDAY, AT FREDERlCKsBrRG

- 10 eleven q. III. to-day, the Information
nrr', outside Of the War Department, from
RED. ric ksburs, Is exceedingly meagre II is,
hcwevrr, known that there was heavy cannop.
aiding ~ both side, very early iii the merning.
Win no results II soon ceased, as though by
mutual consent AT about four y. III. The rebels
n.ed thirty-six shells in about six minutes
doing no damage whstever. We believe this
statement TO embrace all that occurred in the
course OF the day, in the way Of an engage.
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THE PORTER COURT MARITAL.

To-day, Mr.. Cherry and another telegraph
op, rator iwnose name we could-not learn) were
examined with reference 70 certain dispatches
forwarded by Gen. Porter to Gen. Burnside
showing, as alleged, unfriendly feeling on the
part OF the former towards 3en. Pope.
The counsel for the defence, while not Oh
jecting to that line of to- timouy contended that
these dispatches, and others they proposed TO
introduce, indicate, on the contrary, but de-
termination on the part Of the accused TO do his
duty, and were transmitted only to give neccs-
cary information.
The Judge Advocate next asked for an ad-
tournmcnt over until Thursday hext to afford
him time 10 get ready the next testimony he
proposed 10 introduce so they adjourned over
accordingly. .--.-r
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GTSFRAL BrRSsIps,S DISPATCH

The version OF GeLeral Burnsidc's dispatch
o III President, bearing date yesterday al four
:. m, which some OF our city cotcmporaries
nave published. embraces a very grave mis-
axe He did not state therein that he had Ion
HatnEdayi carried the first line of the enemy,
works. but the ridge opposite the town. On
mis- ridge If we are not mistaken, the enemy
lad made rife pits
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LATE FROM PORT Roy,
THE BANKS EXPEDITION

BIESvILLE, Dec. 15.-The sunbost
from Port Royal via Charleston y
nth instant, has arrived.
The British frigate Avon is At d
Bar, and a sloop Of war, both Of \
communications with the British 4
Charleston. .
The Bien~ilIe has large mail from
and navy.
The gunbost Z. u. Hale arrived In
BienyiIie, having been disabled Sh|
Royal on the 10Th, and passed four
and a brig going into Port Royal, Al
laden with troops.
Both Of the above gunboats will rem
stsr;ing out.
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ROPOsA FOR HORSES.
DEPOT QUARTERNAsT8R's OFFICE,
Conner Eizttesnth and G. Streets,
MAshi nnfnth IL u H. L. o..

DEror 9UAsrEE1AsrsR's OFFICE,
| fo'ner Eiztttenth and G Streets, :
Washington, d. C., December 10, lS52.\
SEALED PRoPosA LIS will BE- received at this oTicr
ahti sIIVKpAr: the 27th day of Drcembe at y
hundred H He OF the foos
For Cavalry q "a SAV oas thousand five hundred
Horses from i5\ ffteen to (isl sixteen hands high
we'll to the saddle ss 81 bu and
from ali defects.
I:1;D fifteen and one half to 1lGj sixteen hands
Tree from M dee xe 81 bro aSs s5
pes com sctly built, and to weigh not lass than
PROPOSALS.
The full name and post office address of The bid
Ifa bid is m ade in the e name Of firm. the names
considered Ms the individual proposal Of the party
Proposal. from disloyal parties ,oiu no, BE- COZ.
EACH nronos;tnn oa'h OIL allegiance must accompany
,PTogessls must specify clearly whether the bid
any bidder wishes to propose for both classes.
Is haRsins NO ass TOR
en S to any other propessl BY the same party,
fs, QqarteImasterU. 3. Army. Washington, b. C.,
ard Should be plainly marked Proposals for
GUARANTEE
the soty OF the bidder 70 fl the contract should
responsible persons, whose signatures must Be- an.
pended to the guarantee.
S1 hs y" Rs e Ru be
nearsst District Court of the United states Dis.
are opened their proposs. viii not be eonsidsred.
BOD ~ equal in amount tn one half ne sum to be
received on the contract, signed by the contractor
and beth Of his goarsnt9rs will be required Of the
AZ ths bond must sccompany the contract it will
IN hayA hon al.
patton and ready TO be produced when the contract
Blanks for bends can be procured applics-
by letter, or by telegraph
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
We. Of the county Of =. and State OF
do hereby guaranty that's sble TO fulfil :
contract in accordance with the terms of his propo
sition and that, should his proposition be accepted
Herewith. Should the contract be awarded to aim
We are prepared to become his SECURITIES.
this c9arantee must be appended the ofhcsi
All Horses coStracfsd For uSdsrr inf saver,,..
ment VII be subject to rigid ins section, AMI those
Iected. ~
No Mares will be received.
The Horses must be delivered in this city within
twenty days from the date Of the contract ard no
'xb6ns,os OF time win be granted on any prete1t.
contract, or SO soon thsreaftsr as the Depot Quar-
1eimaster shall be in funds.
Win Ahf TN bsitosmalty il the or
ehe re1ectio n OF the proporal
The Horses will be awarded in lots Of DO, two
ab anItsd eaSn unless the Depot easrtermaster
TO vary the number.
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
hish reject any OF all bids ths; he assp seo
de is-tde2' Colonel and Depo. Qnssserinssser.
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|" 1h4sr Is such = -lut II silver coin i'm
t'u.g.iS n ~ ~ bank viii not rvr,iyrit e,rn,
Il. "a Ter ,r1t- di-count. II /, not a % y5I
-sndsr SoycLt $40. Po-trla -trrs are IN ;cruc,sd
I'D - rrC.nt U'd-T- not IN tax" SILVER com Tor
nJ,lvy prtt--, rXC"r'.nr =. bank r,irs
A. The Lincoln m lIarnIi learn, ..th,,
the IsIlrli team mills ~ AtiaIla ara NOW
running with corn tor :uei ins.sad OF wood.
that srticIe b'ing cheaper and MORE easily ~.
AND rs. - cs;n. r v Cod ~ CVaE"
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Gen. wsdsworlh, yesterday morning.
ieft ,or The front accompanied by one of his
sshS, taps. Todd. capt. Ellsworth, another or
hs a4ds. viii join him day. II is said he win
Immediately b.. assigned an important COM
assd.
tisn. NaTt!ndah', who has been acting "a Nil.
r-sry Governor during te absence of General
Wr.isyvUrth, will now probably ie appointed
- hat CCmnl AID.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
COMPANY L, oIncoTf-s 900 OAVALRY.eAP.
% TCRED. - &,


Especial dssrsteA to the sta1l &
Orrrrr's CEoss RoADS Dec. l5-A three
O'Clock this morning our rickets on The Pooies.
Vile road brought in a sergeant Of company l.
"Scotts 9On," who made his way from Pooles.
Vile, on foot, where his company were cap.
tured bya cavalry force Of the enemy about
8 o'clock last evening. -. pa. ,.,s.-a
Sergeant Thomson reportsthat he, with some
eight others, We're at church last eveaing; heard
pistol shots and saw q number of the enemy;
not bling able to reach the stable, he made the
best OF his way on foot to this camp He re-
rorte seeing a bright light when one and half
miles from Poolesv Vile, which he supposed was
caused br burning the stables. 1t may have
been Northern lights, )" which were some " hat
brilliant last evening.
Sergeant Thomson Gays that Lieut.. Smith
had no guards ont, and the 1orce Of the enemy
h. estimated at seventy five. --as's ~
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THBIATHGyNFR,J p.y,pD

Today General Baysrd was 20 have passad
through Washington city. accompanied bv .
Low personal friends from the army, destined
LOT "e7t Point, where, on Thursday evening
nHxt, the 18Th. he WAS 10 have married The
daughter OF Col. Bowman, OF T.. :. Engineers,
now the Superintendent Of the =. s. Military.
Acs5st0y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

To ScpPoRr BcRNsIDs-The Was hin ton
papers have not deemed it prudent to advert to
tAP FACT Of Gen. Socum's movement from Hsr.
p"r's Ferry 10 b within supporting distance of
Barnsids, but rs the Philadelphia Press has
noe announced il, il is 70 he presumed that the
Wsf department is not averse TO its publication
The PT|Ss sars -" Gen. Slocnn, with an excel
i,;.s eoTps aerIas', Is moving south by the road
cat oI the Bull Run ridge of mountains"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15
IMPORTS CONCERNING THE BATTLE

REPORTS CONCERNING THE BATTCE.
Wounded officers who have arrived here
from Fredericksburg express The opinion that
the enemy has yet much the best of the sit
uation at Fredericksburg, they are in a 20.
sition where they can only be di=lodged at
much sacrifice of life. and in the meantime
they are capable Of doing us much more injury
than we can them.
Kimbalrs brigade did NOT, it is now said be-
have asswel as represented The men laid
down, and the Irish brigade walked over thpan
10 he fight, so the report goes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

~ Ihe Navy Department have ad,ices iron,
Capt Roackrndof. Of the San Jacinto He says
i.i'>; ID HoN rnor VI Martinique would not les
h'n H. a. he hHrbur 10 " atch the Alabams,
and H. y 80 Obliged 10 move cut a marine
49, In dark. fnssy night the pirate es-
s.yr.,