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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
IMPORTANT FROM HARPER'SFLRRY
Winchester in our Possession Again
Gen. Geary's Troops in Occupation
GREAT ENTHUSIASM OF The CITIZENS
Capture of l2j Rebels, Horses, Mules and Flour


HanrERs FERRY Va. Saturday Doc. o. 1862.
Gen. Geary has just reported TO Con. Slocum the
result Of his reconnaissance He left here on the Let
inst, and met the cavalry Of the enemy, under White,
Henderson, and Bayer, at Chsrlestown, routed
them with loss 10 wounded marched into Berryville
the same evening; again met the enemy, drew him
into "a trap, killed five aud wounded eighteen more,
and the same evening biyouacked three miles beyond
BenyviIle. Next day he advanced beyond the Opo-
quan, diminishing with Rebel cavalry aud Infantry,
and biyouacked in Ash Hollow.
On the Sd, at "a. H., Gen. GeGry appeared before
Winchester, demanding an immediate surrender.
The order was complied with, and the people re-
ceived our forces with acclamaiions. Gen. Geary
sent few shells from tho Notifications
after the flying enemy, clear across the city,
as fen de joie One hundred and twenty
FIVE Rebels unable to effect their escape from Win
chester were paroled. Seventy.fve conscripts
rushed from their concealment and begged for pro-
lection, which was extended without reserve. Rcfu-
gees nocked for deyerance from persecution. Five
Of our own prisoners, confined in Winchester were
released, aud the prison doors thrown open to num-
Der Of contrabands confined by the Rebels.
Next morning Gen. Geary proposed to depart,
8hcn Aftt utiutAlloun VI NibNch7 b"~SN" "iH W ~
main. lie explained that his orders forbade him, ex.
pressed bis regret, aud left amid the tears of some
aud the evident regret of thousands
Gen. Geary reports great revusion of feeling
everywhere he went, and that at Winchester it WAS
almost complete. Marked kindness and generosity
was shown orr men.
Between Benyyille and Winchester We captured
about one hundred horses and mules, and several
wagon oadf Of -four belonging to the Rebel army.
Cen. Geary marched siX miles toward Bunker
Hill, cavalry continually hanging on bis rear
Yesterday he marched to Oakland, near Charles
town, bis men biyouacling in the snow, which had
been falling all day, and was now several inches
deep. The cavalry still kept after US, but, by an
ingenious trap. were here 80 thoroughly whipped
that our troops repoted in peace on their snowy
pillows
This afternoon our forces returned cheerily and
we'll Our only loss was one man slightly wounded.
Gen. Gearys force consisted Of $500 chosen
infantry from all the regiments in his division, two
sections of artillery from knapps battery, two from
McGilery's battery, and two from Hampions bat
tery-makng altogether II guns and fifty cavalry OF
the LIT Maryland.
Among the prisoners brought in are several Rebe
cavalry that have not been paroled, and Rebe
infantry officer.
Senator wilkinson visited Gen. Slocum to-day.
Four deserters from the IL. Maryland Rebe
infantry cape in yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
A Party Of Rebels Repuised Ly Disabled
GunIOnt.

WAsHINGroS, Saturday Dec. q, 100.
On Wednesday morning last, as tho Dragon under
commsnd of Capt. Wright, was on her way TO Port
Royal, Der engine broke down and she was forced TO
remain some hours near Bowlus Rocks, about
twenty-f miles up the river. party OF Rebels,
probably thinking that the was not armed, put oil
from the south eide Of the river in five or Elk boats
in which were about fifty persons Observed and
made toward the Dragon, but before they had ap-
preached too near, Capt Wright let fly shell,
which exploded in one Of the boats, and they hastily
turned and pushed for the shore. With glass, the
officer saw the men were dressedinvariOus uniforms,
and probably guerrilla band. The Dragon was
lowed down by the Satellite, and this morning was
brought to tho Washington Nayy.Yard by the Reso-
Lutte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

work night and day. and the task it has TO perform
is almost Herculesn in ts features. Hproperly sup
ported and protected l have not the least doubt Oh
its success.
Nv LIST letter was written from Port Conway,
% miles below Fredercksburgh. In 1t spoke OF
the large quantities Of grain stll remaining uh'
,hresi Cd in the large plantations. have been m
formed to-day tina. i, il the intention OF our Generals
10 applv al except what il absolutely necessary to
the support Of the families and these depending upon
them 10 the uses Of the army. Immeese quantities
Of Grain have already been bought up the river aud
sbinped to Richmond by railroad. If we should DO
cornrelled 10 fall back which God forbid, the Valley
will probably be left in such condition that The
Rebels for long time to come will cease to CONSIDER
it a grsnary.
Orr recent cavalry losses have been the source OF
much modification 70 the Generals commanding the
different brigades. Bold enterprises have been pro-
posed to tho commanding General which, # sue
eessfuI would bsnish our defeats from memory, but
by some wise reason, doubtless the Generals are
held in the leash until the tine arrives to sike de
ci.ive blow. Gen. Stuart may perform oil the DILL
/ liant deeds; what we want are victories crushing
and annibilatng in all their features, and when
merged in one grand sublime struggle, shall, IKE
Waterloo, create really change OF front oil the
universe"
While marching to-day the troops seemed IN the
best Of spirits The roads arc now comparatively
good-very good for infantry and if tho weather
continues pleasant, long and quick marches may DO
relied upon until we come face to lace IN Da'lle
/ line with the enemy.
The railroad from Acquia Creek is now transport
ipg rations faster than they can be taken from the
boats at the wharyes. Everything connected with
this department ID most admirably conducted; and II
many more Major-Generas are 10 be made, General
Haunt should be one Of the first 10 be honored with
the double star.
| The gunboats continue to make occasional trips
between Port Royal and point few miles below
Fredericksburg. Last Spring the Rebels threw up
an oartbwork close % the bank Of the river opposite
the plantation Of Mrs. Jane Cray, and fired few
shots uron the Anacosts as she cape up but Us yet
nothing but few stray pickets have 55en seen III
this vicinity. Our boats have passed and repaased,
but have not been moeeted by single shot. Thus
far all the Rebel earthworks discovered are within
few miles Of Ffedericksburg That they have
been industrious and skillful, will deny but
that they have prevented General Burnside from
crossing the river remains 20 be seen. Probably, rs
| have said before, the question viii be determined
before the close Of this week. In the morning
leave these pleasant headquarters, aud when next
write you trust it will be from the south eide oil
the Rappahannock. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

The following dlapstch WAS received Dy MAJOR
Weed last night
HEADQuAnrKas FIRST DIVISION ARMY OF THg FRoy.)
TIER CANE Hill, Ark. Nov. 3D. 1867.
via Ekhorn Dec. ?.
Gen. Marmaduke continued his flight all night
after the battle OF the 2sth and is now III Van But
rem. Ger. IIlHdman wa expected 10 reinforce him
NJ this place on the eyeni'g of that day Prisoners,
of whom | captured -, state that Marmadukes
force was ii ,0OO. They were compelled to abandon
two pieces Of artillery disabled by my batteries.
number of their officers were killed, among them
Can't Martin. of nn Ark.lnsas regiment. They will
not advance This side of tbs mountains, except WIN
their combined forces but / am prepared 10 ineJ n
them, and with my little army whip %o,OVV Oh su'n
chivalry. ..,.n =.
An officer who came inside Of our lines under a
flag Of truce, after night terminated the ignng' ac
knowledged that they were badly whipped ana
Iient. johnson. 9th Kansas, dangerously wound
ed may possibly recover. a.. c..,..,;n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
The Winter Campaign.

From The indianapolis Daily jos NAL Dee g.
We learn that au important movement has taken
Mace from Helena. The rivers in that vicinity
rising rapidly, aud Gen. Hovey never hesitates TO
strike when the time comes TO administer the blow
GEN Grant Is also moving on the enemys works,
with seven days raiiOns, while Gen. Sherman, with
large force, Las gone down the Mississippi. Tho
Rebels az Grenada, Miss, are becoming alarmed,
and The Memphis appeal has alre .dy began ~
preparations Tor second move. Nicksburg snd
jackson will coon be ours; Tennessee Will Do
hberated and the Cotton States will be made 70
feel the terrors OF war, aud drunk the cup VI ieoe'
lion and revolution 10 Its very dregs
Gen. Bragg, II is reported, Is making nas'v - ~
strengthen the hard. pressed armies OF frce au van
Dorm now under the command Of Gen. Joe Jonhson.
lie IL already at Aberdeen, Miss, anu we may eA-
peet another battle IN that STATE Thai WI" exceed 'ue
bloody struggle az Shiloh, ienn' ill.,
Eor so,ne laws past disappointment and disaiiec-
,;ar hos bssn Written on the faces Of our people,
H., ,gs confidently look for joy aud hope soon to
-. IN tbsi, eountenances, they read OF otner
,2?-r,Tbs achieved ny their noble boys IN the MIS-
. iIHa Valley II the war does "drag Its slow
Ia,,,b along, we areSsOnfdent rebellion will re-
ceiye fearful and stlSg blows IN the Southwest
M Would be poeti Justice for the base attempts
Ibe Rebels TO ALLEVIATE the affections OF the people
~ ,be Northwest from the Government which has
done 80 much for them. IL will be fitting return
for the insu TO our people in propo.ing TO buy their
ovoItv with promise of the free ayigaticn OF the
Mississippi The navigation OF the father OF waters
will bs free for succeeding generations; what ano6la
legacy 10 bequeath our chdren-lhat strong right
arn.s of their fathers made II so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
Lnuncii Of the Cunbonf Maui.

BOSTON. aaiufIey. Dec ., ItbZ.
The steam gunboat Maui was successfully launched
to-day She is built on the plan of the Ericsson
Monitor, with one nrret, and 100 feet long and 81
wide Her bull is divided into six waler-tish; bulk
heads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

BALTIMORE. Dec 7, 1862.
The Old Point boat arrived this afternoon She
did not leave till Saturday afternoon on account of
a high gale, which has prevailed all day. Disasters
ere feared.
No news yeas received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI
Occupation Of Grenada, Hiss, by the
Union Forces,
FLIGHT OF THE REsELs.
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY

CAIRO, Ill, Saturday, Dec. 6, 1861
From the Memphis papers we learn that Gene
Hoveys expedition, 10000 strong, which lefe
Helena, Ark, some days ago, landed at Friar's
Point, some fifteen or twenty miles below, marched
to Grenada, Miss and took possession of that place
last Monday.
A large number of the citizens of Grenada fed on
the approach of our troops.
| The proprietor Of Tile Appeal removed his news
paper establishment 10 Marietta, Ga.
Before the Union occupation of Grenada, tho
Rebels burned some Is or 20 locomotives, and about
100 cars.
GRENADA is fcurishing village In Yallobnsha County,
Miss on the Yaobusha River ll3 miles north by Of
Jackson at the head of steamboat navigation and WA at
time $lsce of active business.
tits at the Junction Of the Mis.,ppi Central ant New.
Springs. 48 miles below Abbevie where Ge. Grants
advance was at last accounts
Rebels Failing Back to Oxfor.-Grane
Giving them n Flow in the Rear-Bss/
terry Of Six Guns Capturcd-Col. Eletck-s
er's Regiment i'm Cairo.
CAIRO, Dec. 3, 1862. :
| The Rebels are falling back to Oxford from Ab>s
beville, aud how much further not advised,
The fact IT, they have not sufficient force in fighting,
trim 10 meet Gen. Grant and they must fall back al
| iObg hb hc NbOoret W prtre Ou. Inc hcDclb H0
about to receive if they have already receiveds
blow In the for which they are, doubt, lily
prepared.
Particulars will be Gent in day or two.
On Monday morning, Col. Lees cavalry, by a
brilliant dash captured battery Of six guns, and
the horses belonging to it, on the north side Of the
Talahatchie. The horses were hitcned and ready To-
ham tue pieces back, but the gallant Lees swift
footed cavalry gobbled them up and brought them
off in safety, One Unionist only was wounded.
The 3lst Missouri, Col. Fletcher, arrived thiS
e,ening on the Northerner
There are about twenty-five cases Of smallpox in
the Contraband Hospital; two new cases to-day;
five died yesterday
No arrival from Memphis to-day.
Col File toher forgot TO report at headquarters
while the Nortbenerner was lying at the wharf,
and after the boat got under way down the river,
she was fired on from the fort and brought back.
It should be remembered that commanding officers
are required to report headquarters on arriving
at Cairo, and that by negectlng TO do so they are
likely to receive summons from the fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
Reports from scOuis-Thoro"gh iseco"-
noissances- tcUTceiy any OF the Enemy
met with.

F''''' ''''' ~ 80" W4snIsGroS. Dec T. 1863.
The following dispatch il from your special cor
responder, with Gen. Sigel;
FAmFAx CounT.IousE, Dec T. 1862.
Scouts returning last night reported large parties
Of the Rebes at Brickland Mills, Thoroughfare ana
Hopeville Gaps. Reconnaissance which returned
to-day met only two cavalry men, the other bodies
having departed as suddenly as they came
Scouts to-day have been at Thoroughfare and
Hopeville Gaps, and to Middebury, without GndiDg
any Rebels except the inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

The Steamers Mississippi mud Merrinnc'
BosroS, Saturday, Dec. 9.
The steamers Mississippi and Merrimac, from New
bern for Boston, anchored OIL Woods Hole this after
noon, and were ordered " New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

SOLDIERS AT PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher had, for portion Oh nis
audience, yesterday morning, about five hun'''''
soldiers OF the 18th New Hampshire ReglmSa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

aid which everybody imagines will appear at the
right moment. The reader has before him the coast
and navigablo streams from Acquis Crock to Suffolk;
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no News that can be Photographed
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FRora THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
Coniinucd Retreat Of the Eneniy-lEis Pc
sition and Strength.
No news was received

The following dilpGtch was received BY MAJOR
Weed last night:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

A SEVERE SNOW-STORM
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Ayers Ague' Cure.


Intermittent Fever, o. Fever and Asnc. Reunls.r
fsFer, chal FsseE, Dumb Agae, Periodical Hssd
tebe, or Bilious He2daeLc. and BilliOrs re-
vcra, indeed or the wlole class q 1.s.
easesor ignating in hiiisgy tersnge-
nlent, caused by The Nsiara cf
Aiasn1tc Countries.
We are enabled here 20 ofer the c0lnnlunif,
remedy which. While II eures tbe above oomplsi-t-
with eerianty; Is, ftin perfcosly harmless IN sn5
quantity. such r. tuety l. Invaluable ia d.eftir,
where these affecting disordersp pu~ az Tl.s esirs''
espcis tAo Rasmasic po.on q i.scr ard ARue ffs.a
the system. and prevents the development of a..
disease. n taken ON tae Int AppreaoA Il premier
t0ry symptoms. Il j. Lot oliy ile best remedy ev-f
yet discovered for this clsss a ccinpalni- but -
dollar brrr- n with ii Tho fcfth 81 ever, biy: ns
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essEseoiy should have - @nj pse il lrees both f.r
cur. aud projection 4 9-rssl rilr-riafit, II a..
remedy any other ever di-ces-fel f.r tl- -is
~ aud certain of Iutermiflents that a Goa
Lains 10 oulninc mineral. cons gently il prul.
c. Do qsruism o. oihef .njrr.0ss effects ~hsilsss
npcn Tho communion. ~ - curel > 10 lsf
hssliHy II fls.y hsd never cad Ale disease
frNef and Ague 4 not alsDe tle conlellrues q. i'-
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Isolhache. Eararhe, CatlrTah. Asthma Pa.
tsiion. fAinfnl AncCton Il IN Spleen. Hss
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snd Derang-ment q ttss Stoularh.
All q which when originating ~ this ca.se. l.i a
the inieriaiuent tsre, o. leeoH.s Psrioiicsi. 1.;s
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Irol-si4oG 70 Immigrants aud Yer..Inr trsse cling cf
temporarily re-itiNF In the nAiarlais disfrirtr
taken occasionally dalis Nhiic exposed the o..
fctau. that will i,r eNcr.i-i from "a. eyffru
cannot accuiniiate IN suffclcni qasufiiy % lirtl
into disease. Hence it d even mere valuable -
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Infernfi trnt- ~ they avail fh-la-i,e. of tLs tr.
t~Cilon 81 .. rcnlrsia ,sieni..
80 prepaIr-i - Ia J. G AVER e Co
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All our rrioels- Al icI sale ID ;. r. CtaIsoHtil
r. " DoSNnIY. aut D, 81 Druqtite .u T.r-t
Hauts.
Nhole-alr by Alar~ & Co. Cincinnati
funI. -4ier1n.urow
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a MN AHTssLE,

n~s ani drligbtel Stomsclic aud Cordial ,or
giving i... T. Ia stomach, and ier The prcso1, 81
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fENPEKANCE.
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merous scfis aiia a Hotels. 6C. the country over
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL .Sce.eco
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BAGGAGE cHECKED THROUCH-ALL
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Farc Aisays as Low as b, any Other Eou,cl
TICKETS FoE SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

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HOTELS:
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
goa,d Rssaeei 70 s. pr day'

Board Reduced % =, pr day
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al The elements q individual sns .ocl. enjoyment,
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shss their eaorss have been appreciated
10 meet the sSlserole. of,bs times. when Al are
required b rfaeties sbe mo-, rlsid economy. ,Se
Undersigned
Have Reduced the Price sf Board TO
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'f'hs -sn'e tne .batins nene = ths lusurie. With
sAiei their f.tl. has hitherto been .appliss.
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NE Weekly Express

,,SgTAsts ~tii hs ~ deviation from Tie above
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,<<Tl. .ti - ebarsed the fall Daily rates ~th sne
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