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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20

/ mac, we learn CHdG dill WAS quleG yesterday
with the exception Of the firing Of two guns.
The pickets were on good terms, and no firing
| was allowed. The Committee on the Conduct
of the War had arrived at headquarters, and
were the guests Of Gen. Sumner. The losses
at Fredericksburg, it is now said, have been
I greatly xaggerated-the killed not exceeding
400, and the wounded 5000, most Of whom
are very slightly injured.
On Saturday last, according to Southern ac-
counts, Federal force attacked Kingston, n.
c., and were repulsed. A dispatch from For
tress Monroe, dated yesterday, states that Gen.
Foster has captured the town, and taken five
hundred prisoners. This is confirmed by a
still later Southern statement which says that
the second enga cement was fought on Tuesday.
The Confederates, three thousand strong, after
fighting five hours were compelled to retire
from the town, which was then occupied by the
Federal troops. The losses are not reported,
but it is said that the town was greatly dam
aged by the Federal bombardment
Dispatches from Nashville, dated on Thurs
day, report that fighting had been going on ali
day in the vicinity of Corinth, between the
Federal troops, under Gen. Dodge, and the
| Confederates, under Col Forrest. General
Morgan is reported to be moving to cut the
Louisville and Nashville railroad Gen. Van
Dorm has arrived at Stevenson, Alabama, with
fifty thousand men, to join Gen. Bragg. The
whole of the Confederate force in Tennessee is
estimated at seventy thousand, with their out
posts about eleven miles from Nashville.
| The Confederates succeeded in destroying
the town Of Plymouth, n. c., on Wednesday
last, by bold dash, surprising the garrison and
severely damaging the Z. S. gunboat South
field, which lay in the river. The Confederates
numbered only $50, with some artillery. The
Federal troops consisted of one company Of
the Sth Massachusetts, and one company of the
1st North Carolina After aslight resistance,
they retired on board the Southfeld. The shots
from the Confederate guns did serious injury
to the steamer, wounding several men badly.
The Richmond Dispatch says, 'from Gen.
Floyd's command it is reported, and generally
credited, that the Virginia State line, under
command of Gen. Floyd, has obtained signal
success over the enemy at place called Pike
ton, on the Kentucky border. One account
states that the enemy forces, numbering some
five thousand, were completely routed, and
that nine fat-boats, with valuable stores, were
captured, and Col. .Dilly and fifty men were
killed, and sixty prisoners taken. Gen. Floyd
is also said to have dispersed the Peters Creek
Home Guards and band of Kentucky Union
lists that have made themselves a terror along
the Kentucky State line. .
Elo n,ror,: ntnrc of ico houcns In Ralt;naorn
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GREAT SIAUGHTER:-I is not using too
strong an expression to say that in this battle
the Federals were butchered. The loss Of the
Confederates, in comparison with the Federa}s,
must be insignificant More than half Of the
division of Gen. French we're placed bors du
combat before they had fired shot Having
orders to withhold their fire, charge bayonets
and rush upon the entertainments, they antici-
pated no obstacle until they should meet in
the hand to hand fight for the crest Of the first
range Of hills. But how little they knew the
foe they had to deal with !
Lying close upon the soft earth, behind allow
stone wall and half destroyed fence, which had
not been taken into the calculation as obsta
cles, the enemy watched the approach Of Gen.
French until every man in the battle line came
under the aim of the best sharpshooters in the
Confederate army. In an instant almost be-
fore the fence itself was discovered to be an OBJ
stacle long, thick line Of fame and smoke
streamed above the fence and wall and at the
moment the first volley was fired, sixty pieces
of artillery, charged with grape and canister,
sent their internal contents straight thr ugh
the advancing lines, raking them in ficnt and
upon both hanks Destruction SO terrible never
before has been seen during this war n. \.
TriIune
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FROM South CAROLINA. the arrival
Of the Star of the South, from Hilton Head,
we have the following additional news: 4 new
batterv of two one hundred pond ruled guns
has leen mounted on Pinkney' island, by the
Confederates for the purpose OF shel1ng the
Federal troops. At Seabrook two more guns
are mounted for the same object. The New
York Engineer Regiment, under Lieut. Col
Hail. are erecting a fort on Braddock' $ Point
10 command the entrance to seabrook. Inc
work will be done by spring, is to be named al
ter the late Gen. Mitchell, and will mount the
heaviest guns. The much talked OF ram
Georgia lies at EIba Island, and IS SAID to re, .,
semble the old Menimac. There are SAD
to be two parties in Chareston-ln view " u
Gen. Banks expedition-one tavorlng the oe
struction Of the city before surrender; ana 'll0
other opposing it. The negro orga4Trf 4ro ~ 1r 10
cruiting 20 bv order Of Gen; Saxton. 1ney arar are
said to be a. as indoent and ill-behaVed as G EYER H.
4 large amount Of lumber has been lanueu sad. L.
Port Rova1. and it is thought that an eApeol
ton nav nav; set set out from that place.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BIZ
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
rs -OFFICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
Stones. formerly French's) Book Store.
The Breakup CT Mr. Lineoln's Cabinet.

Mr.. Seward yesterday resigned his position
IN the Cabinet, leaving the State department
vacant The immediate cause Of this resigna-
t;op was the adoption of resolution by the
Tinted States Republican Senator'S recon-
mending the President to remodel his Cabinet.
The resolution was initiated by the radicals as
blow especially aimed at Nh. Seward, but was
finally adopted without reference to any spe-
cial member Mr.. Stewards prompt resigna
ton it is expected will force his colleagues to
the same course and leave the President at
liberty to re-select his Cabinet.
Letters in some Of the papers say that Mr..
Seward opposition to the President s emancl-
patton proclamation is the true cause OF his
retirement. Senators Fessenden, of Me-, Col
lamer, of Vt, and Sumner, Of Mass, are
spoken Of as his successor.
CONGRESS-. the Senate, yesterday, a bill
was introduced approprlating $25, ,O0O,0 to
compensate the slave owners Of Missouri IN
case of the passage of an act Of emanclpa-
ton by the Legislature OF that State The
Homestead bill was further discussed and the
Senate adjourned until Monday. The House
of Representatives passed the Senate bill facil-
itating the discharge Of disabled soldiers The
bill making appropriation for invalid pensioners
was also passed. Mr. Stevens explained at
considerable length his new project OF Govern
ment finance, predicting Government bank
roptcv # the present system was Continued
Nr CrisGeld, Of Maryland, spoke at some
length in opposition to the Presidents Proc
1,roa+;on. when the house adjourned until Mon
dow
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CONDITION AFTER THE BATTLE. The ex-
tent of the loss in killed and wounded is not
ascertain as yet with anything like definite
ness. I have seen enough, however, to satisfy
me that it will be even greater than it was sup
nosed last night If six thousand will cover
that Of the right grand division, [ shall be
gratefully disappointed. The fact that many
of the men have been taken prisoners has only
become known this evening.
But it is not in the casualties alone that the
army has been weakened. The fatigue and
exposure of the last three days also severely
affects it's capacity for work orthree nights
the troops have enjoyed nothing like regular
sleep, and for three days they have been stand
ing under arms in mud and cold.
Upon the whole, it is my deliberate opinion,
and know it is shared by many Of the general
officers [ have seen, that the army is not tit tor
the immediate renewal Of hostilities, and that
It imperatively requires rest. 1t is likewise
evident that the unsuccessful fighting OF yes
terdav and the hardships endured have not
onlv affected the bodies, but also the spirits Of
both officers and men, and time for mental re-
c11peration seems also to be required Army
Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tribune
There is much talk and some apprehension
in New York, Of counter revolution, growing
out Of the position which the State may take
under the Seymour admin istration. Governor
Seymour will allow of no more arbitrary ar
rests
Gen. Butler has prohibited any one entering
New Orleans before taking the oath Of allegi-
ance. Every vessel is to. be boarded before
entering the port, and each passenger to be
required to subscribe to the oath before per-
mission to land will be given.
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