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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26

F0I Tho Tribune.
THE Angels Of Freedom are calling;
Theit music il borne from the sky;
The chains Of the bondman are falling;
The jubilee morning is nigh.
Now chant We The mighty eyangcl,
Aud hasten the spirit to free;
For Llberty's beautiful Angel
Hath come from the Father to thee.
IT,
There is not bosom but pinetl
10 burst from all slayish control;
10 bask in the brightness that shineth
To-day from the Infinite Soul.
Make way for the lile-brlnging Angel
And hasten the spirit TO free;
For Liberty's holy eyangel
Hath come from the Father to thee.
The stars in their glory are singing;
The race Of oppression is run;
For slaves into heroes are springing,
And Love binds the nations in one.
Christ comes in the Liberty Angel;
lie hastcns the spirit TO free;
Aud speaks through the holy eyangel
That comes from the Father to thee.
H. NJ J.
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The Thiriy-eighth Ncw:Yoris Ecsiuoai nj
Erss.crscLsbarg.

Tic following Is tie official report Of the part one
OF on sasn. N,wYo.k Regiments oo Ia tie late battle o.
Fredericksburg:
" rosr OF THRTl.zIGIrH NEWBORN No,USTERRs,
" on rHB tArL2-FisLD, Dee 10, lc52 !
t. CAPT. JoVy NJ Coon -. A.ss4Ht M tani Gfgoak
SIR; | RESP cully submit ths following rcror- Of tho
part "a 81 by he rtJ eighth Aew-loIA Volunteers ia tic
Amer crossing he Rappohannock in tho forenoon wI,h tho
b lde ordered 10 support le batteries 20 tho eiSOD
aud employed au betVe' aud o'clock IL the AZ!
tcnoon when tie Ssh and 1 -ys on Noipats sis wese
body Of fcunsyyania Reserve, pat o. Gen keyno.iss
troops bad preceded We advanced over adow IN
telcctsd by two parallel ditch drains ue - sN ecI deer
wi steep sides and u points almost nrWs-0e. Ihs
line throw into perisl disorder by these Obstacles.
We under heavy te ir9m the nslt and w0Ods
eft end font. Some ten heen men EEL wour
tie second dch Gk regiment Continued 70 edyance, he
right sutsus tins woods the lex on the open field AZ
Is ao.ut lgs Numbers Of Cen Reyl0!Jss troops burst
through the rSht wing ga pene Tue aah moved
right ue nto tho woods and then forward upon tho
you'd the ssrold and eessils to poar ~ upon
daddy unbroksn lire. Tbs regiment charged dis
tlncs beyond Tn, rosd and did march IN retreat rnt
uinc s officers sud ssVe4y-ane Of s men were wovadd
Wthu hour a.T this heavy loss regimen, marched
au IN perfect o. der 70 the font D- Of battle aad I'd
on ,he battlefield url p 81 on the lfh. =
This morning ale sgan on the cnt lire officers and
Der ole listed J3J.
The officers present did their duty molly lesdn. theft
companies brsey to the charge Capt Dement'S service,
the right wing invaluable ard when the
fell wouadea Lieut. Pendergasi seized the color and
coufayei tho men Sergs. Dennis McCarty aud ErIena
smith, Corp Thomas lrigsn and private fhip Mahonev
Lave peeb Drought pomEenty TO notice for distingn,hed
bravery There many oihers however, who are sansS
49,, @ S ssali mention IN my supplementary
" Lieu, Colonel Commanding 35th n. Y. Vol"
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Gen. Biuni's OaIciaI Report Of Ihe Battle
Of Naysvilie.
HRapquARrsRs FIRsr Division, }

HRADquAKrERs FIRST Diyslos,)
Army or IRE POI0NAC }
On Fonr WAYsR rear Msysvile Ark. Nov 20, 1852.
Brig Ge }. NJ. soHoTgLp Commanding Army u Frontier
GENERAL: l have he honor 10 report that, IN
Pursuance Of yonr instructions Of the 2Jlh inst,
left camp at Pea Ridge ut about o'clock p. NJ, Of
that day, with tie Second and Third Brgades OF my
command, consisting cf,he ID 9th. and 10th aud the
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on, money such long time, that I fear his sudden
advent might be dangerous. Some of us mgnt one az,
of joy others of surprise. But if he'll como Wen
risk the peril. L. L. u %
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TO rise mp in tie majesty OF manhood ana defend
them from insult oppression, aud deprivation Of all
the r. red ties that are dear 10 q wonGns heart.
Dee. g, R05H.-1he ooptrabanda sixty-four in
number, comprising men, women and children, all
aboard. The small number Is accounted for by The
fact that the planters near the seaboard have with
drawn all their slaves into the interior. At 5p. m.
the steamer Ben Deford was put in charge Of the
Iiio' and taken ont over tho bar. Aswo were going
ont The happy negroes commenced 10 ring hymns Of
praise; they danced, shouted, grinDed laughed, aud
eAuiOilcd every token Of Joy. No Ethiopian sore-
nadcr ever trod the boards and gave such exquisite
onter ainmenta TO an adminng audience, az were
given by tie poor negroes esoAng from the land Of
bondage.
Ihoy now felt FOR the ilrst time that they We're
free, and nt night, on Bonded lueer, they poured
forth ut tie mercy seat of their Maker the humble
oiisripgs their hearts in Thanksgiving End prayer
On Sunday, Dec 7, about noon, We arrived in sight
Of Beaufort, s. {. AS We nearcd the village, every
one OF them gathered on the promenade deck and
ioiUed IN ono OF their lively plantaton.tunos. The
first verse runs thus:
Room enOush. room enough,
Room enough Ia heaven, my Lord;
On. cant stsy behind my brother.
cept stay behind.
Oh I can't stay behind my sister.
cant stay behinJ.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
mAat Is to be Done with the African
Regiments.
Regiments
qa.v will be Used TO Guard the Mississippi.
They will also Garrison Southern Forts.
And Enforce she Proclamation Of
Freedom.


7ue PRESIDENT STILL FIRM FOR FREEDOM
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beRebels Driven out Of Charlestown, Va,
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10 As'oc!sied Press.

WAsmSGroy, TLursisy Dec. q, iCc2
~ iiE MISSISSIPPI NAVAL EXHIBITION.
D., great Naval Expedition Of Rear Admiral
sNi On the Mississippi is attracting considerable
''''h beye N m1ifsy eigeles. Several officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26

Tic following is tie official report Of the part one
OF oa saen N,wYolk Regiments too Ia tie late battle OF
FIedogicks5Mg;
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SEC. cHAsE's FINANCIAL sCHEME'
Najosity of tie Ways and Means Committee
Opposed 10 it.
Wounded Soldiers Christmas Dinner

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec Is, les2
pp.r IS TO BE DONE WITH THE AFRICAN
REGIMENTS.
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HSy~ The wags have got up new plan
which they dub "McClellan's." 1t is
somewhat as follows: That Mcclellan is
waiting for the Chinese population of Cali
fornia to increase 10 such a vast number tEat
they will be able to cross the Rocky Noun
tains and bring up his right wing, by which
time the Russian possessions and Greenland
will have redundant population, which can
be drafted down to the support of the grand
left wing of the Union army-and that
when these great events take place, the war
will commence in earnest This is the
hotel joke just now, and even Mcclellan
listened to it the other day with good
natured laughter.
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OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR ARMY CORR
Nearly every resident of indiana has relatives,
friends, or eighbors in the Grand Army Of the
Union. Indiana has sent her armed sons into the
field by thousands and they are now stationed on
the capes of North Carolina. along ths Potomac,
among the mountains of Virginia, marching
southwark through Kentucky and Missouri. A
few months may find some of them ON the Gulf
of Mexico, encsmped before Fort Sumter and
Charleston, or occupying New Orleans. In nearly
every Division of the army. have regular cores
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of the JOURNAL.
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sponse to Losses The PHOENLJK strads pse-eB1iaety
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FEMALE MEDICINE.

Eemaies who value health should never be with
out these Pills They purify the blood, remove
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EeS-The Plants aud Herbs of which these PITS
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retail al 25 per boT All gsfshsiRs hare me s'go
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THE EVANSVILLE JoURNAn is now in the 9th
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JUDSON'S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.

% ~ II - ~ ~ ~
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.
Above, present you with perfect likeness Of
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Almanac and Pamphlets.
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RD 5. KUsTO.V" $ 90.

EAS
Respectfully announce to their friends aud citi-
zens Of Evansville generally, that they are still in
the Feed business, and are thankful for past Ia
voTs AID hope by strict attention 10 business, to
merit continuance of patronage on our new plan,
which we now adopt from this dates which is strict
ly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
will be promptly attended to; NONE OTHERS NEED
APPLY.
We have on hand and for sale 200 tons prime
Hav, 900 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
tor Bread, 500 bush Corn in Ear, 600 bush
Oats, tons Oil Meal, and a full supply of Bran.
Shipstuif, &c, and everything usually found in a
Feed Store all OF which will be sold cheap for cash,
and cash only. Respectfully
dec7 T. s. RUSTON & co.
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SOLE PRO PREE TO z s..
NO. so Leonard street,

$50 Agents wanted always-addTess as above. a.
BsS For sale in Evansville by Keller & White,
LEIGH q Carlstedt, Thompson, Bierbower, Pierce
and by our Agents and Merchants in every town In
Poseys Gibson, aud WaTrick counties.
mayS-lmd&w-alt.
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

y@ All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
All Job Work must be paid
FOR On delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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Old Metal Bought.

Jobbing and repairing of all kinds done
at short notice, and workmen sent to all
parts 10 set up aRd do repairing on Machin-
cry and Boilers.
Send for Circular and see Price Lists.
April Sd, 1851.
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~ .aDGeS' PURS.-A splendid assortal
w inst received. Prices TO suit the times Ca
soon and make your selections.
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Main between First and Second streets
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wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gun drops,
wooden bowls, jnjube paste, cinnamon, dried best,
1 british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, oiis
nails, sash, glass, spirits turpentne, alspce, soda,
! pain killer, hquorice, &C, &c, &c.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
| ani for sale lOw by s. Z. GILBERT & Co
/ decl2 No. Sycamore st.
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Is rs So.-We heard Of case of desti-
t ton the other day that not only sur
prised butpained us.
A soldiers wife in the vincinity of this
city gave birth to child, and the physi-
clan who attended, found her so utterly
destitute that she had not even gar
ment or rag in which to wrap the lit
tie stranger. She was also destitute of
provisions and the most common neces-
saries for her comfort or protection
Can it be possible that these things
can exist in the midst of patriotic and
christian community.
Can the husband and father when he
learns the condition of his family have the
heart to fight his country's foes. Will
not rather this negligence of his family
unnerve his arm, and render callous his
heart Have we no association in our
midst to look after and provide for such
cases?
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p@-We have stream of unvarying good
news from Missouri. The guerrillas in
that State and in Northwestern Arkan=
sas, are having hard time of it. They
can scarcely get together in camp before
they are pounced upon by some of the
Federal troops or of the Missouri State
Militia, and put to great grief. Wewish
our forces in Kentucky, especially in
Southwestern Ky, would take pattern
by their friends in Missouri, and hoop mp
Adam johnson and John Morgan, and
all the other cut ttroats who infest the
States.
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BrigadIer General Meredith.

Our readers have been informed that
Col. Meredith, of the 18th Indiana Regi-
ment, for gallant and meritorious servi-
ces, has been promoted to the rank of a
Brigadier General. 1t affords us pleas
ure to be able to state that this officer
does not owe his promotion to political
influences. He won his promotion fair
ly, by his undoubted valor on fields of
battle, and by his constant and devoted
attention to his duties as an officer and
soldier.
The following is copy of letter ad-
dressed by that gallant soldier, General
Hooker, to Hon. c. B. Smith Such
praise, from such source, must be ex-
tremely gratifying to Gen. Meredith and
his friends:
Hon. C. b. Smith, Secretary Of Interior
''Dear Sir-I have it very much at
heart that Col Meredith should be pro-
NOTED to the rank of Brigadier General
in the Volunteers, and take the liberty
to request that you will give me the aid
| of your influence in secureing that OBJ
ject S aA
"Col Meredith is noble soldier, and
viii exercise the duties of that officer
with great credit to himself and his coun-
try. He is devoted, of high character
and capable, and | should esteem it a
great favor to have him receive this pre-
ferment, and then be assigned to my
command. Very truly yours,
JOSIAH HOOKER, Maj Gen.
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Military Items.

The Indianapolis Journal of yesterday
contains the following:
Governor Morton has appointed Dr. c.
j. Wood as Sanitary Agent for the State
of Indiana, at Louisville. He will be
stationed there at once and instructed to,
render such assistance as may be needed
by our soldiers in Kentucky in the way
Of supplying Sanitary stores, additional
clothing, etc.
Hon. W. S. Holman was in the city
yesterday, having just returned from a
two-weeks visit to Curtis's army, which
he represents to be in very good condi
ton.
The Geographic announcement of the
appointment of Thomas A. Morris, of
our city, as Majer-General, is correct, we
are pleased to state. Gen Morris re-
,ceived the documentary evidence of the
fact ON Monday evening Should he
conclude to accept, he WILL under his in
struetions, report for immediate duty to
Gen. Rosecrans. .
Sergeant-Maior William C. McGonigal
received his commission yesterday as I'd
lieutenant of the I'd Cavalry, promo
ton worthily bestowed by the appointing
power upon an industrious, painstaking,
and faithful officer.
We learn from an officer from the
Camp of Instruction that during the drill
of the officers yesterday, the acting COM
mandant of the 18th Indiana for the
time being was placed under arrest for
profane and violent language to the reg
! iment while under drill within hearing
of Col Darlington. All right. Go
ahead. The people and the Government
will sustain you.
Important military movements may be
looked for shortly. Two divisions of Blu
ellis army-McCook's and Crittenden' $
arrived at Columbus, Ky, yesterday
evening en- route to a point where there
is much need of their services
The arrival Of two divisions of Buell. s
army at Columbus, KY, is evidently an
error in the printer. Columbia, KY, i:
no doubt meant which is near the Ten
nessee line in the direction of Nashville