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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
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large sheet containing series OF sixteen general and
sp.eia Msps including OF the rutre Border anF south
eru states with the positions o the national and fee forces
snd bs hokaine and aluadrons also others
exhibtng The Of the Port Royal burnside and
nnrer eyned,ns ard the posDns oi the armies on the
Pot mae Ths u invaluable companion 10 tue nswA-
paper. -. -.
" FRANk LESLE,
n CITY Hsi scllsfs, Hsw ynrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 22 1882

Mound city, Sc. LOUIS lexington Consstoea and two
rams, besides or two transports, with forage nc.
AL along the river 70 this point nothing has occurred
of exciting ntsrssI We expect a"uns" % Hsiena,
however.
In ascending the many rivers o. The Southwest, in
Bsarch Of rebel craft, We expect 70 have An exciting
time.
In white river, II s said we shall nd the Clara Doson,
Bracelet, W. ~ A0rrison Y. Gay, and several other
boats.
The Yasoo is full Of them. among which said TO be
the Qutman (she finally saved from her recent
grounding), Hartford City, Charm, Fen McCuoch (he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
PROCEEDINGS OF Tss Court.

The Mdy0rs C0urt--Kec0ydsr Caskie prssidtns.
J w Bsnas ~al charged vita nseaiing & faatasc
bed, mattress. bedding. aud be ktead, from j. W.
King. The roEnpiaaant stated that in July ias4 e
rented furnished iroln tie Ei.sonera No 81
Main street, which he c,aapled up TO tbs present
time having paid bis rent promptly obtaired re-
ceipiS 10. sans and yet having recaivad no
legal sotice to qIis; that the prisoner seem sd to
nav saEonrsd p spite against him for soms tinle
past; once Threatened TO bresk his neck if he did
not lesvt, and more recently sa sred his bed orl
while his wife was sick, and. without saramory
TOOK out the ted and bedding rs charged aud
placed tssm n another part OF the house osi of hs
ieach. The Recorder deernDg it case OF trsspass,
IA. eah III isrc-ny, dismissed it referring ii cen.
p!e'naDt to civil tribunal for satisfaction
john Wouab!e- charged with permitting hisson 70
threw stores III TIE streets, was, alter ex .m'ns,;oI
d sInssed, on condition tina. the etrng jave. lie
sa0asG oe pareatsiiy punlshet fer his indscrati9n
Ben, = ave Of Rehsr,; Hows was accused Of
stealing SO from Eenrq, fellow ssr7sut with
.ton1 he logged Hs admitted the larceny, hrt
ps I'd IN jIstifsation .nss ii WAS only joze. lie
waa ordered 20 lashes
Cornelius slave, wss charged with stealing
u trkey az the second market, from Wi,iieTa
Wad5y, while the Latter -Ias busiiY engaged with
number CT purchasers sro1nd his carl yesterday
morning. Cofnelius insisted tnss he ps,d for tho
1o"l, but bis stor7 wss f such confused tenor
that bis eailt wcuid have zen established upon ia
evidence alone Me ~a1 s~;i,s ID SO iasbes
Gsnry Str suter ct.' Il itn renting = house
70 s!sTe w.tEuut to pes mission CT kho dawes
owner, and IN Direct yihstion CT the laws Sl-shef
pleaded igu2rarce Of The iey's. and ada.ittea the
charge Eo !rss f2el SO ard sd,non siisd that
peace security sns' still beaver ;ips Uogd res2lt
upon repetition OF '2G offence
The Eustings Court-Jude. Lvcrs pYesidl6.-~
II. Hu:dsii, J CoEoi2, ard 4 s. Hazel we're heard
Under s. writ of habeas c0Tpgs The charge agains.
thsm wa5 illegally dealing ia substitutes, Sle paI
:cdls!3 of which have heretofore been reported
The erinS resuI,el III their IL chsrge from tie
evil jur!sd,ctSn and they were hacdsa over to
Gen. Wnder IS conscrpfs unless other wise proven
befcre thst ffical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24

On saturday morning last a detachment of the
cavs,y of Gen Wade Hampton. under the com.
nsnd Of he General In person, mad. rich hsrl q,
yankee train In tie nslehsorhcod of Oceoouan
hey cap fured traic Of wagons, twenty seven in
,omvsr laden with The choicest articles for the cav
Csrissnss season. Many of the articles captured
-sTe labelled Christmas presents for Gen. Burn
~ and consisted of hne brandIes, c,ssss and
pi1ea snd ioleed every thing calculated 10 eleys,a
ias fs!leu spirits of the Yarkee chief ain. Besides
slsse 'here was sood supply OF sut!es's stores,
sserse'ng boots and shoes. gkuntlets, Al ne arly
sTeEy CHER Article csssary for the comfor, OF
zsn duriug the Cold season.
n addition, one hundred and seventy Yankees
$40 were guarding ths train we're made prisoners
sIi srrived Ia this city yesterday. They also cap
,e.ej the notorious John C. Underwood who has
teen Setps pilot for the Ysnkees since the
ys- commenced in ssss ccuntes of Fsuauie, Prince
william. snd others on the Potomac border. when
discovered he was closely concealed In lady 5
vs-trohs with the d ,or tSeked. The propri.tress
Z tie wardrobe was very indignant a. the soldiers
80 br se oPep the docr and dragged Underwood
T-or. bis ecuceaiu uent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
FgEDERICKsBURa SUFFERERS.

We learn that the following contributions have
leeu receeed fem the coustry and other towns
LTae1o4Tg Common Council, 81, 100; ciiz ans u
Lyrohb2Fg. through WIN If Blaekfcr6, Eaq 81, $50,
J. a Campbell. of The " az d spsItmept, from cit;,
Eeas of Mobile, SI0o; J. Fl. Shsrrard, Cashier
Fa.nvile $40; from citizens Of Bristol aud Good.
.oa thro1gh Q Williams 1861; from Frederick
.o1as;o2 for sell snd others OF Salem, Va, S322,
traE S1msrset and Eno1 Churches, through Il. L.
Co4raan, sl(Q; Charles Bruce, OF Charlotte, SaC0,
j9hl (. Bryan, $50, Mrs. J. Ii. n. Allan, 2osen-
sAk, C1l2epar county, CSC; Miss Bette z White
lead Petersburg, IS, James D. Coleman, Caroline,
e.9T P.Iip 5 Jones, Orange, $50.
Tae Iamit.ee have aided number of refu gee 3
VII money, and are today sending up consid.
sfs5!s quantity Ct -four, bscon, and other provi
s,oas 70 Eani:on's Crossing to be distributed 10
te Hsed9--rAo eIaJrass the wAcle population Of
Fsed-rics sburs su1h example CT suffer in g
All cons;a1cy tas seldom bsen known ard we ap-
ys3l earnestly TO all pe-sons, no. opiy in Eich.
loAa but n every city, town aad county IL the
ks1A 10 aanG forward liberal con ribu;iors. Tley
ca be san. to Z Eo#ison, Treasurer Of Fred
s.isss,urg lelief Fund
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
RICHMOND, Lee. %, Is

RICHMOND. Lee. %, 1862.
SPECIE AND BArK NoTEs-Q1otatioas remain
raeaaasea viz: Gold, 8 goa s!25 premium ST.
Vet, sIE1e5l Virginia and North Carolina bank
ltss 25Q 20 'cents South Carolina and Georgia,
Zia34 ceata premium. The inaiao figures rerEe-
ser; the buying rstes; the extremes, .he selling
raiss
Bonds AND SToCKs.-The market continues
qais., with sales of Confederate bouds Ig0 As} at
pr and interest; vir9in;s coupon bouca, ipte,est
saspeaded) l30, GO. CO., (sltegest paying li55
Virginia Registered g:otk, 10; North Jarolina
s:-s l52--heavy ID. 10. e!gh's ll6 AID intsrea. !;
siy Ct Petersburg bonds I25 End in, ere=i south-
tis Railroad bonds, guar auteed l2s ard interest
Virginia p ire and Marine Insurance. stock, 40
Ghe,e is some inquiry Tor bank stocks, but we Go
10, lear Of sny sales.
RIAL EsTaTE.-Snte our last report there have
bee no saiss Of re al estate in or near tse city de-
ssFVias special mention.
VIII the near approach Of Christmas, there IL
a. Increased demand for ali articles Of domestic
Consunptioa yet few articles lave advanced in
price suce our last report doubtless from the fact
..s' tha ing point had already been reached
TIE gp5t4;ious givoa below are generally whole
~A5 Eck.Ai tftCc5 OcL1-S W %rAc4c W ooAs
Ee.r own views
WHgAT.--we quote teou salea al the nil.s al
ssse4 o. fox pine red. and SIC Si.lo for prime
Vile d the outside nguree.
CoKa is unchanged, and telling q. s. y busnei.
Cora be@l eJs0 = bashei
FLOUR continues dull al the following quota
d9as; superhne, $40; Extra SCI s22; Family
s.ieE25 = bb'
IcsAccO.--Inferior Lugs, $3.50 to 81; Coed do,
s'5Jto si9; Fine. SIG to sl4: Leaf-Inierior SIS
70 SIS Good $40 20 s25; fins shipping, $50 to
Sfs5i Fine Manufacturing, S3o to $40. These
quotations. are from the last sales at the Exchange
lie receipts ars very light, and the business may
De eoaa.ss:ed over until tho 10Th Of January. TIE
@s'kat closed with al improved demand and an
0p"sd tendency.
oos.--Make! frra ct 65d70 cents for hog
round
Por4ToEs-Irish 81, Sweet "a 10 "a 50 y
Gosts
AfhE'-sl502o Y bbl.; sja7 v box Of ono
@-Aaei each, and In demand.
'Aioss have probably reached their highest
'''oe' and tbs market is more freely supplied. We
WE saies at sl21ls y bushel.
'kocEaiEs Coffee So rs y lb. Sugar-Brown
S'qs' cents. Clarified Sl050l:i0. Molasses q 75
Ter gallon. gsft GO cents y ID. (sslss 1t sue.
'sn yesterday ct 1896 oents)
LIQUORS The de- mand is very large, and prices
edvsneing. A prime article of Whisksy selling
"e<a AID Apple brandy at SIS per gallon.
AiscELLAsEous.-Buttar oL2S0l.5O. Beans %
basheL BesswAx rs eents y ID. Ohssss
waiE Dried Applss 4tU45o. Dried
AsAss va 10 Per tuAhsl Glover SEED oS71c0
ruthy t7ne. Orchard Grass e40l 50 y bushsls
.S'o" o0160 cents y ID. 1allow Candies 1885
ss' Lard e0z66 cents Ooastsy eoap % esaiG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
SrEGEI.R NADEaTIIE

IT, CbicsEo T,nss, o: : receat dste, publishes a
-oLs .cte- ovrr the Signature - J. Wesley Green,
81 orasn-ctsi pa!ate. OF Pitifbui &, Pa, in which
1s arofsSsss u &avs been ths bearer of peace pro.
poyi io7s f,an President favls 10 the Yankee Gov.
.,nzsr: S: Washington. Ee says thst the reesoa
,l - ss!est:on fo- this servico by the Southern
P;sslisat. Wa bs2suse OF al acquaintance formed
viii 10 ist-,r dar1g the wsr with Mexico. Es
s.vss f4i account of MS interview with President
Dsy-s Gud says tha: dayipg the inleTvle's be vas
Tested Lost cor E1tgl :. it sesr1F, however, that
X J. Wesley Green has uot sustained very repd
abs .har@cter a. home, as he has no: long been
,1i :. the Poptant!ary, where he served throe
Jes-s term
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I'LL 4s25S&aas =le. = r.
BRILLIANT AFFAIR Az LEXINGTON,
TENN

CHATTANOOGA. Esc. ga spscial dsnstli, 10
tho Rebel, from Tuscumbia. Dee. 23i, says:
4 gentleman arrived here to-day with the
coTrss OF liis brother, killed IN fght at
Lexington Tennesges, says General Forres, at.
tackled and routed the Federal there on tee HSth,
captaring battery horses and al. and 4Co prison
ersl 500 cazbuas 200 horses. svorai hundred saG-
dies, and congidezsbe amount Of CON 2;ssarY
stCrea
TIE citizsns reported tie enemy 5000 strong,
mostly new recruits Ocr logs very trifng.
Il nan haEo ssys the Yankees had sr.urnai from
Ckaious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
TT ) SUUTE.SIDE.

01 Thursday last lhree Ysnkee sunbosis as
,euiej he Nottowsy aud Blaokwater rivers. but
vsre hlven back by TIE forces under Gen Pryor
-asy we're subsequently reinforced BY two 9th srs,
81 =, lsst accounts tie i've wers lying ten miles
se5v ErsakliD in he Chowan, and su oposed 70 be
ggeesfi1g for another attack.
re Petersburg Express says tha, the Yarkee
s,to1Ets Of sae recent Eshi st ZIui and Joyrer ;
Frd usSa oui 8 much more. disastrous resu,t 10
;.s YsLsees tEaa was supposed Two hundred
G-l-d srd ~ou.dsd aud they opposed b a mere
lsniic. ti Coufederstes. wss indeed glorious re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24

NITY or RICHMOND-To WIT AT Gues
" held in tie Clerks oit,ce Of the Court of Has
,inss for tho said city, Monday, tbs Let day os
December, 1862,
Ihos dafosTose- Pin,
agGiaa
William II. Pollard, and EhEaeeaih. his wife 8
Robert G. Pollard and Mildred ais wife =,
William A. Neal, aud Lucy, hia wife, Thos (
hcca'eb, Josephine Norris William Norris, { )
JOHN ]. King aud Amelia, his wife Ss.a1el
Hsrdsrove, Jr., and Vim. Il. Hasdsrove, In i
his own nsa:. aad a. administrator Of asmi
Hsrdgrove. decd. d......-......pss pss,s
Ths object Of this srt Ia 10 have a division or
partition Of the real esisie Of Samuel Haeagroye.
dsSd. Of Ches,er1eisa county. Va, situated In the
city Of Richmond, aud eiseeheIe la vnsIuss,
among bis heirskt law, he having died iasesta;e.
Afhdsvn having be en u ada that tho defendants.
Robert q. Pollard. and Mildred his wife William
=. Neal and Lucy. his wife, John ]. Klng and
Amelia. his wife. and Samuel HardgrosA Jr., are
not residents of ths State Of Virginia she said ds-
fandants arc hereby required to appear Ia tho sAld
CLERKS Ofacs, within ore month sfter due prbiiss-
tion hereof and do what ,aay be necessary 10 rro-
sset their intsEsskA 4 eopy-reSts.
dAe-lswtw no. NOwARD Oiesk
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

The New York World Of the lssh and l9sh in.
sfsntr hss some interssaiag Northern sUcounts, Of
which ws make some extracts
letter from Prsderick ksourg dated the l6.b,
says the army of the Fotonlsc has no i5aa Of 70.
peaiing ihe attempt Of saturday, it Ia believed
inpossih.e TO drive he rebei5 fIou tha. position.
second effort vas warmly urged by several of the
Generals. lat lighting - loa Hooker" coa.enoed
mat IL w0u': 30 mere folly. un.sss night attack
o>oiA be successfully carried cut.
The terrible loss iu he selond Army Corps g,ii
dpFdt the puo..c, says the writer ard re. il he
summary sen YoG to nIgh, pat IL & iSousand
iss than its oommsader does ilancock iost over
half his command, aud he fees deeply The fcte Of
his noble mon. Cauldweii Meashea, and z 1.k,
who led bEis i5es, die tEe.T work gyet Before go
ing into action Mess s5drsssea bis brigade ax-
horting ihtn TO sie5d firm, and prom. .siug them
that be wou.d share Win them tie privilege of
beins tae last leave the fe!d. TAs, hoy di4
stand arm knew yesterday when .ro hundrfd
G.d fftg rs;ions were aN ttst were required for
toe hrissie, which wen into ac Jon twelve hundred
strong.
Tbs Horid says edi;orisl!y, tha 10 f1-ther effort
to reach Richmond will oe made oy Eurns.ies = er
~ at present, and tda. ii VIII so irto s4.- qusr
tiers beeanss ii can do notliDg else
DI.PATCE FROM BURrsIDE
WASaISaroH. DE II II IL io!io ~iEg .sastch
from Gen Burnside vas received hdru last even.
ing:
HDQ rs Army or &oronAC, Dec IS ?. If
Hgj0- Gen Erlleck ConIsanSar-in-Ch.at.
Jhe Army Of The Potomac with l.sv1 20
ms side q 1he kappHcsni4ocx river eacau e fl,
fully convinced tha TIA position IN Efoot coud
lie carried an u military necaSsity ;l.,s-
attack tht enemy OF retire "a T~pn,-- yToi' d hsVe
eee0 disastrous 10 aAder exjs ipg crcu aee :.
TLe amy 7Tas Withdrawn ~ might without tbo
knowlej - Of as eps.Gy, aud s.it6yus 1857. siihe-
0: nroy.Ity ~ I-.sp. %EBRCSE K. ByA.siDE,
Maj General C0soiia1uius
Over ora ;Eou. nj y.ola,l-i. arrived 30 day
Neer,y ots If wsre se.o 10 wslk Gr ride n am
kuaacea 10 , hospital.
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WHAT THE Y.sxErs THOUGHT BkF

a ScnuOuSr tow 0Orn ;ED CANA
WHAT THE YssKErs THOUGHT BEFORE Tas gAT-
TIE or FR: DEhICBsBUkd-IHE WARTO BE DE-
CfDsD On TAAr Day, And TIE STAR sPAsGLED
BANNER TO FLOAT OVER MCAmCso.
Fer the sinuss .neat cf our readers We oofy tae
two following 1itorials from me Philadelphia In
suiy.g, Of Taur'dsy. They ags &c ;!Gediy rich
THE GaEAT BATTLE AZ PROGRESS.
Our lass summary OF Intelligence fem the sea.
of wa. aarouucsS thu suceosaiul construction IT
our bridges and tho crossing of SumueE d aHd
Franklia's divisions over fhe Rappah 2anoeh-th the
former ~ the elyy cf FEe iericksburg end he fst
tee stoI. three miles below. ;hat no stronger -
ss;2ace NgS offered to this eTossing than ti.a ia
fsrtry tire upon 5Gu1Sl bridges l3d our GensT ais
10 suuluse that shesetel3dic no. gr offer battle
In their Position ba.5w tie osy, but meant AT -ec
show Of de encs, 10 re.fels towaras oEpcnd, or st
least there were Dsay opipAcns On this point. But
when Burners graad div ssi0a, portion OF 1t,
sdveoc,d to .ry the experiment practically, they
fo.uo them il stse1ssst purpose ID contest our ad
vance. o. Saturday morning, al quarter past y
Cen Johu E aes mods advanced. rEder cover of
cur artillery, attack the enemy infsntfy. Ihe
fog WIS d.lse sad th5 enemy position could not
bs clearly discsrnsu, but a. about IL IL cleared
away and ihsn the work OF 4 -ath ceSap. Summer s
troops advanced q! q Gouble-qu.eA TO esptnre the
enon; batteries Oh the first ridge Undstsfro2 by
the terribs artillery Ise. they moved to;wara an-
til (sSban near tip b .ss OK tee ridse) nu-1erous
FIRE OF "a att WIS opened from beniEd stone walls
ars scatterad h0ases wlieh no sTept them down
that ney forced 10 ret. eat but We're spec c1iiy
formed sgsln, when out OK tho severest Ere a new
attack was organized at once to support the retr.
ing force anu the men, unsppatsd by tne stcrnn OF
cannon prajsctiles which made great gaps in their
ranks sdyancsd In splen did STYLE with liked bayo.
nets bu. were also compelled to fall bscx under
the witnerlng infantry ire. They were sooa raj
lied bat although artillery firing wes kept Up
during the afternoon, nc further attempt was made
to stack By the centre that evening. Che chstse-
Ter and streagth Of the dsfencss had thus, howev.
er. been expersmentaliy ascsrtained. In the mesr.
time Franklin hai advanced handsomely our
left, driving the enemy before him for milo re.
pu,sius with great slaughter, sd attack which they
turned to make, and taking from A. Hills dl.
vision bstween four and ave hundred prisansrs.--
on Saturday night be sacamped near Masssponax
creek, ready to resume operstions the nsxt day. -
This small stream crosess the railroad, RAINING
esstwsrd for Q short distance, and then, turniDg &
northwsrd smpties into tbs Rappahannock II
thssafers gives Frsakiin sort Of patura! entfench-
msns II the enemy have been forced 70 cross II.
At the tiuas Of writing We hxvs no Intelligence
sf further ashting yesterday, The tims being spent
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Eggs z y doxsa-re,ailing In the market. a.

AUCTION SALx.--At Messra Kent, Paine e. Co 4
action salo. yesterday t23d) Jsn,sies Bun. rous h.
sls al@a 50 Per galon; "o,ard, Dupuy H. Co"
Brandy sA 5oa2' so; Virginia Salt a3Q36 cents
rer peuad; Table sst sl 10 per bag; Essence
Coffee s7t cents Per box; Adam ,ntine Candies
u 3Fs cents per pound; Copreras 81 OF par pound;
ShJs 81 !2aa IS Powder e5 Cotton Yarns S.;
Cotton sud woci Cards s'iQ! ~, C.uhsd Sugar
81 tS@l 10 psr pound; Fire crackers Is centa per
rack; suut IL. ~ cents per pound Smoking
Tobacco, (Kliiktiick o. cents --otaez kinis 3.a
"a een;s; Manufactured Tobacco. &c a 3s csnts for
black, al952 cents for medium, 6 .a.7t cents for
good !ish.; soft Eslt Hats 81 25 ais rs eas h me-
dunn quality g. 500 - 80; common wool 81 so.
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Additional from the North

MOBILE, Dec. 22.--Lousvilie papers, o. tina 1917
contain tie ena0y's official report of tie battls
of Freder ieksburs Their ioss was estimated at
13,O55
AGsices from Washington, OF thu 18th, stale
that the Lincoln Congress has passed tao Army
Bill, appropriati1s s72l, ,eO0,CC0 io1 military par
poses.
A rep6rt Haa Ia circulation tAat Mcclellan had
been SUMMONED - Wss1.D ton and was il consul
tE:ion with Lincoa and ki5 Cabinet. u vyas sup
posed he woald be reins.Gtsi IN Command.
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PROCLAMATION.

css with Eesrec. to al commissioned officers oi
sfe Uai.ed States when found eervipg ;a eumnaay
thofities ef III, different STATES cf this ccufsd.
eraey
(~~ In tess,rony whereof, have sisaed
( l. thsss presAn.s, ann canaed the asal a. tas
W. ,orfS1erAte States of krlertc6 - be fl xed
thereto, at the e;ty 4 Richmond, on this "a "
OF December, in the yesr - orr Lord one Thousand
eight hcndrea end aixtytwo
tSjgasd) JEFFEEEOy DAVIS
By the President:
]. /. BrSJAn:s,
&c &j-i9s sseret:ry Of State
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LATE FRO& BERNUpA.
uoyid Of the I9st, Lac the folio wing: !:

The H0r!d OF tlo t9st, a.a Eee Following:
whe stasIAsbip SEE C2Cen, Cape au Kennedy,
wl.h lett tAis Eort for C-iga tbs Il II Octo-
her, asa put iato 8eIm.de disabled Ass arrived AT
this port 70! repairs SEe Jeff g Bermuda the stes
Ga Phn1a NAm-t fickney, Justilis, GnG AeEIi-
lua, supposed ~ have st3res ana ammunition for
the tshsis Tie Birth steamer Cornubis arrived
a. Bermuda tbs b.h inatant from Fsys and
es.lei On the I3.G ns So cr Trim dad but withont
lpuot v-as up5 10 tie Emaricsp coast Ebe is a
ghzrp, s,da ~ueei steamer, $50 tons and very
te.t !; il painted aad 90 I az ever
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rHoM FREDERICKSBURG.

rse passengers who arrived In the city yesterday
.ssrnoon by the Frederickshurs train, bring us no
sar Information with reference to the condition Ct
,s.s above. II is stated that all Ia quiet, and the
,.,i that bloody battle has recently been fought,
|. ssreely realized Our troops are aaid to be In
he bes possible spirits, aud ready for ary emer-
ssnsy; though they do not contemplate another
collision with the forces of Burnside very shortly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24

Cdsls Thunder htsms.-The foilowing par,iss
were recetved In Castle Thunder on yesterday
Vim Pettus Favetta ArsiDsry deserter; Saml Nor.
ria. co d, 4th Va rnder sentence of court martial;
aod Lewis 6hfett. sent By order Of Lei Boyle,
at 0ordonsvie, to be forwarded to their resiments
at Drury1 Bluff VIM kilsy, charged with having
British papers illegally; Thos Jones and Charle )
Grace. having papers. and Wm Csmpbell, Sd
va, to be sent to his regiment under srafd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
N,HALEEs BURNED.

Tnuss,,ay eosoipg Las, Iecm Buelos Aviee gpoks
Ire whaling bsTk ;3e-tr-G9 or zee hFa Of EoveIa-
bel uooa1 I'd he rigos LtpIasa 10 laptsiu of
the Gerlrude rep9.;ei ths burning; cF sescrzi
ysLalsr4 10y tce :, ,la"anH-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24

bUCkER's TRIAL We learn from Fncsstle tina:
L tsss Q: Or. hucker has been continued 10 tie
cs1t t4r.n Of TIA Court owing 10 the abse4ae OF
E1s-seg l., the ds:eues, mott OF rho1n ass eff
49, IL tts FED cal service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
WooL REIIsyEn "a as CoNMANp.

wAsHIScToS De- l7.--Ila President his
signed h order relieving; Gane a Wool from ;hs
Command at BaitiC;cre. GSaarai Sohenek has he L
appointed his sUcce sso9.
III, Yankes less &. It's hattie Of Prairie Grove
4 -ksasss. is stated ~ sye 9eeu $50 tAft Cf h
rebels 2t0G Gen. H,nGxaea l. Iap yrtad on III
south side of ih9 ArbaBsaa five-. Gcd 3-4gIuaark1
on III NEE L N important expedition was
foot Sy the Abolition army in AFzansss.
cousderahi. foscs u cavalry Is report Z 20 De
in iLe vicinity oF 3Gckscn. Tenn, supposed 10 be
under tbs eclamAna oE MoEasn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24
The Ene.ny's Works at Nashville.

MOBILE, Dec. 22.-The Adcertiser Gnd Register
has dispatch dated Murfreeshoro, 2Oth, which
says; "Fsrties from Nashville. yesterday report
that the enemy are extending and Strengthening
tter fortGcstions st Nashville" D."