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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21

CoSgrove While aborng a Missionary In Japan wa ,
cured of Consumption. when all other had failed
by recipe obtained from learned physician residing in
the city OF Jeo This recipe has cured great
bers who suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis
Sore Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility and
vOus depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS oil bcneittng others, will send this recipe
which have brought home with me- TO all who need II
free Of charge. Address
REV. WIN. COSti ROVE,
6j-l3l7 I3g Fulton Avenue BROOKLYN n Y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21
TOLD FRIEND S=f0
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills

! THE BEST FAMILY CA
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twenty years 10y five million
OF persons annually always
give satisfaction contain
nothing injurious patroniz-
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and surgeons In the Union.
elegantly coated with sugar
Large BoAes s5cenis five
Boxes for One Dollar Full
directions with each box
Warranted superior I o any
Piiibefore the public
II Tallahassee, Leon Co.
II Florida. july l., ls5e-
To DR- HERRICk. ALBANY.
N NY Dear Doctor:-l
write this TO inform Won "i
the wonderful effect 81 YOUR
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21
WATCH, CLOCK IND yEWELRT
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.

Having had over II years experience in the
business, being practical Matchmaker and En-
graver myself, shall spare pains in giving
satisfaction in this department of my business
and warrant all work. C. {. CHfLDS.
ST Johnsbury, Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21

This is the place where Farmers will receive
Just what they buy. If they pay for Northern
Seed they may rest assured that Southern will
not be delivered 20 them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21

Cure that awful Cough before it is too
late This certiteS that have used n. Ii.
Downs Elixir in my family for the last l6 years
and have sold il for the last - years and believe
it to be the best medicine in use for the com
plants for which it is recommended.
Signed, E. d. PUTNAM.
Reader. need we say more-the above is from
the Hon + ID Putnam; ask J. c. Bingham or
Hoyt K Green, st Johnsbury. if what he says is
true; sold by all medicine dealers. Retails pc
SOC and 81.
JOHN f. HENRY < CO., Proprietor,
1S-l330* Waterbury. Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21

BRIGHTON Town Clerk. W Davis. Sc
lectmen and Listers, A + Woodman, A p
Waterhouse, w Davis. Treasurer. S y
Glkcy. Constable and Collector, " Cades.
Supt of Schools, Rev { W Clark. Overseer
Q: Poor, ID Stone.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21

i this week opening his
NEW STOCK
of Goods which he has re-
Gently purchased in New
York and Boston, at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES. and
he now offers from his large
Stock OF Watches. Jewelry,
ated Ware. Fancy Goods,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21

GARDEN SEEDS of every variety. Turnip, Car
rot, and Beet Seed in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser. A large and we'll selected assortment o.
Flower Seeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
A British Line Of Steamers Between
San Francisco and Japan.
Russian Troops to Aid the Chinese 10
Putting Down the Rebellion.
REVOLUTION IN JAPAN.
THE TYCOON STRIPPED OF MS POWER.
Sax FpAxc,.co, Cal, Tuesday, Dec 70. 1852.

san FRAScIsco. Cal. Tuesday DEG 20. 1857.
TIE British steamer Scotland, from Hong Kong
the 3Oth of October, Shanghae on the 9Th Of Noyeu
Der, and Kanagawa on the 2ad Of November, has
arrived at this port.
The Scotland is the pioneer Of new British line
of steamers, which gre to make monthly trip be-
tween San Francisco, japan, and China. The ehasge
for freight $2 tun, and for passengers s2'o esen.
TIE Scotland brings 700 tuns Of freight ffom Chr
ma, and 800 tuns from Japan, principally teaa.
The Scotland left % steamers and l7S sailing ves'
sells in port at Shanghae.
1t was rumored ct Shanghae that large body Of
Russian troops was coming from the AMOR 70 aae
tho Chinese Government 10 recapturins Ninepo ana
putting down the rebellion.
THE Janss Herald of the 22d Of November says
that the revolution in japan Is complete.
The Tycoon has been stripped Of nearly all bic
special privileges.
There was considerable inquiry by tho Jaransse
for steamships to establish line between Oracora
and Yokohama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
The Porter Court-MnrtiaI.

WasHIsoros Wednesday. Dec. "A. ieee.
In tho Porter Court-Martal to-day Gen. Potter
having procured bis witnesses, the examination on
the part of the defense began. Mejor-Gen. Parkc,
Chief Of Gen. Burnsides staff, wss sworn, but De-
posed nothing Of special Importance. Col. Ceary OF
tie Qusriermssers Department, aud Capt Fiheld
Of the Coninssnry Department, were examined
touching the condition Of the roads ana tie state Of
the nght Of August %. They were both agreed a.
10 the mprac,icability Of marching troops at such
time. Capt. Mont.iih AMI Lieut.. Weld. both Of
Gen. Porter tiaif were scmmoned aud testified TO
having seen a bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Pope
to Geo, Porter on the night Of August u, and to
other matters Of minor interest. The Court then
adjourned over til Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
g,l.sd ut tho Battle Of Frederickssury.
80 tie Associated Press.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THs PoTosSc
Wednesday, Dec. ~, 1872. )

/FiKsT BRIGADE PEENsYLyASIA RESERVES.
BrcKE4L hEGiaEST --Corp. John Loniey, o. sergt Geo
A AIes- nardy. A. Lewis {. jordan, Y Edmund AMI
tes a. s.tn 3lcMaraJ. u Henry J. Kots. ii VIM. II.
ls kses X; Hsrlaae Ter. IT, Alexander a AeCunx II
John kiso9. III Patrick H. Clymer Jas. Ha5tsr, Ii
Msssy J. sysde PeneI SnIlh. X Saai Ki1sston. X.
fiesi lA&AT Observation-Disclosures Edws,d kissley, n
Allied IS. Nsfb, g.
snrs ggx4.yH second Lieut. r. NJ. Preu; Corp.
b.s,. + Ihos Is. Mslin Jacob shineri /; 4 H,ls.
s.6..s X. = I Hsssiro S'i ao: :lIs R'@e'
Ors ilvSbkEr AND IwBs1r-yiEsr sksSsyLgAEiA-lst
<s'r. Josn bprus tnvs John u. nsn.on Prior Ne
A>usy, -loAB u sls0ps. Sidsey Heckelt a; nefgt r.
shot, q S,iP r n snodgin, u Charles Bile 81
eas"ssy, D Ea~s-d}. L.TieT.H
LELEs BRIGADE.
TssLsTs MA.AclAr ,sTfs-Jossph ID. Tcdd A; James D.
Es'id, jes Asaisy. Charles A. Panot C sergt James
Riosu -; 1T Lieut. Ar.ai Demon Corp Geo. h. Chlds
hss's rssks,d, Jerome x. Hodge John A HznnewelL
y 10 kiscsassa heu3 sweafs. h Corp o. fas'eisoh
Ma. h1Jrs'h. Il.
o. i.ss.Ev, AID Tp,srrslxrn PExSsYLpAxIA-Ph-
49, NOsss Lsoc-y Jacob SS.End II IL !ike
1vsfsrsixln navy ORx--rriSs.es Duane ssslye, J
kfc[,, ! Arms }. brsss T. Coaley. Ino'- Disney. b.
ssse1ass p,gs.SIvaxA-Fiat Lieut.. oh.s W. Duke
S. q. ststy,sn, g. Corp J. IL. Wsmsck Il pr.vaies
bee. >bss.iae, fraas Heiiis. r.
YEtRY's BRIGADE.
+. TE'AtysgYENTn ALWYOk S-Priy John O'Hsss
fao< J., lish SeIs Ttos M1rPhy, q priystes Jsmes
Marry u Dsaais Cisa, isfr.cx Murphy, Nj Jeremiah
frrn iicseAs --Lleot Col John G.ieslyi Corp. John
a'v'siad. C Pnys.cs w. w, A0yt III Charles Berss,
=, vr.na neitoon. Eerster YAaioIs III Na.hsnie $.
e'sot"a u Osofgs La1s0isr. K.
s<'rE7kzsrH M.'SE.-Pr.vsts MsIgsts II. coOpsr,F.
RoBIksoS'e BKIGADEs
HriIrHnp PxSssaLvAsiA.-PuvsfsJ 0hr Mckay X.
oSs HusDkLD AID Finn PEHgsYLyASiA. riyate James
= Bos1.tI
oss ArsDHyD Asp Foxzyyns1 PumyIvAsIA.> SPrivsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

jr, Seikt Y. L. Winter
sTocKToS's BRIGADE.
TwglrTB NEw.YoKg.-Csp,. Wm. II. Hoossnd, ID, Bee.
Is; Corr. John Wnrn~f. IA. zee H.
foKTr.fous nth NEw.YoRK-Serssant Robert On Al Den
MS II. Cannsdy. d.
brrlsn Corporal George T. Staples. q, Edmund Esgert
EioB.Y.rura PENNSYLVANIA -osois. Robinson. A; F.
Liy9sy. John IL Topper, Horatio Perry Sergeant
bbljs msn. X $1,000 :,
Levi. Rscht II 1heodois bullock D. -.
ONE HUNDRED ASD FOrkTH NEw.f0RK-Sei2t- W M
Paisborn, x; Corpoials Seymour Humphrey. u; PhAip
Fritz ID privstee Geo w Hall, b G. Thompson A.
ONE HuSpRED AID SKyESru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Matthias Lsyton. b; Corp samuel Jansson, Ii pnvsIes
lease NOEL. X: Jeremiah Gibbs. X. , -,
NSKTY.YOUR1H NHw.YOKx-Privates A. A. Larkin DAVID
Thompson. A; Geo. Shnfe.,. John A. Micky, C.. -
OSs HUSpRsD AND fIFrH NEwfoRS-Sergt. Ezra
EDWARD Corcorau. @; VIM. Ryan. o. Edward NJ Merri,.
H; VIM. Montgomery, l; Morgan A Donivan' II Corp
Henry Chids. X; Corp A. Van Ai.ine A. -,
sixTEEsTn MAisE-C.pt Chss X hutehn', b Lieut.
GeicIsli Owen a. Cunnn CHAN, A; Melvin adams Harr'
son 81. Creation. Sh~perd b. Besu, Siiman \" bm,"y
Sylvester n. Eastman, % Pbuip c1shmsn Joseph hcn
sdsoD, WIN. L. Locke, Geo. f. Merrill, John g M.rsh
yer o. Pnyaes Edward Demo. WIN n: Tiscsmb q; Geo.
w VarTey, Geo w nth. Charles IL. Deuplssis, John H.
| Maddox. II Henry Leach X ~,
SECOND VBnosr-sse,: Smith. A; Private L. Bsieh' a
| J. RI sstinss, a. Moore. T.. " bi,nsy. =.
TnIRp VxEnoSr-Plivste. b. Farrell, q, /. Wbppls. j.
Founrn vEnnosr-C.p. G. ". ohalby. D, John MIA.
OIL A. CoIporsl H. Dsds, A; seseatt Cieyeland Cor
pors H. Brook; Private }. Johnson. J. y Mouton vi l.
Jay Y; X. Dearborn q; j. Bruce, U; E ~ opauai, d.
| fnTa vgRxosT.--rrivs,e Jane. Gilbert !.
SKIN NskyosT,-pnvats ASS Mics, Il.
ssEvKsIr-skyEsTn hsw- toKk- Copoisl PsuI Bowen IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
Mnicr.Gen. echcncl 10 the Citizens OF ia
rv..ui.

Maior-Gen. schenck, il taking command OF ina
Middle Department as successor TO Mag ueia
Wool, takes occasion to cay 10 the citizens 'esiohg
10 the Department tia, while no can maze all one
allowance for differences ia the expression ol ioyats
and disoyaify aIisDg ot OF the Varetiee OF temper
afneut association, hebits of thought ana educa-
ton. st the essential distinguishing principle ttat
to the Government sc Gil individually, as good cu-
gene owe our first allegiance, remains eve' the zane
He also declares that IN the present un-ilufsi re
beli,n there can be but two sides, with no middle
ground on which any honest man or true a'ro'Ss
Stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

s,cctl Dispatch tc The v. Y. Tribune
wAg1SGroS. Wednesday Dee. "a, 1854.
Thu fc,lovy;yg special dispatch wac received from
-npr correspendents with the army:
TeBAeo BAY. OK TIE RAPPAHANNocK,
Wednesday, Dec "a, 1eee.
A hold sttempt YVES made last night by the Rebels
\. cross the Rsppshsnnock on rafts fourteen miles
s.low Port Conway, ard capture squadron Of the
sa Pennsylvania Cavalry, doing picket duty along
,,e river. Major Keenan,, who is now in commsnd
= the regiment, aud is stationed at Port Conway,
20, wind Of the movement through some trusty
backs. ana was fully prepared to receive them, and
vould have tskeu the entire party had not some Of
ks neil fired their guns too quickly and frightened
them all back under cover of the woods
One hundred head Of fine cattle, which had been
narcbased for the Rebel army, yesterday taken
from the plantation of Phelan Lewis wealthy
hruer ana appropriated to the use of our own SOL
sers Upon demanding the usual receipt, Mr..
Lewis received one with these encouraging words
written beneath il: II believe Phelsn Lewis TO be
li.loyal man and traitor to the Government OF
TIE United States"
One division Of Rebel infantry, one brigade of
cavalry and four batteries Of artillery, all supposed
,obe under the command of A. p. Hill, stretched
ir,ln point four miles above Port Royal to three
mica below Tobspo Bay, the lowest point to which
Ssf own pckets extend.
The gunboat fleet, under the command Of Capt.
M,Kay, in order to avoid the danger of being ice-
bocnd, and 70 be secure from attack by Rebel In
ln.ry, has fallen down ten miles below Port Royal.
The planters on the Rebel side Of the Rappahan-
scck are sending all their negroes South as rapidly
e possible, fearing the approach Of the LIST Of Jan-
nary. May of them, however, manage to escape
during the night, and cross the river on logs and
plsnKs, or anything that will float. Fifteen escaped
Lom the plantation of Mr.. Pratt, one mile below
Port Conway, lsst night and were kindly cared for
" our piokets. They say Mr.. Pratt has separated
rarly oil bis negro families, and sent them TO diff
circuit parts of the South.
few wealthy planters, however, who were
III Wigs and strong Union men, persistently refuse
eel their slaves separate their families or sell them
CT. They say that ii their " servants desire to
esve them, they are at liberty to go whenever they
glesse. With this understanding most Of them re-
lasin and are obedient
The leading Rebels along the Valley furious in
,aer denunciatoDs Of Gen. Lee for not having de-
ssroyed the Army of the Potomac while IL wns
r.ssSed in the streets Of Fredericksburg and ssys
,si if be does not afford tbem protection from the
raysges of the Yankees they will soon take the oath
OF allegiance to the National Government. What
they most desire isprotection, and they are beginning
70 be very indifferent what Government gives it 70
hem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
The Mcdowell, Cour, Of rnquiry.

WAsnsaroS, Wednesday, Dec. rs 1852
In tho Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry to-day, the
crosse Examination of Gen. Sgel was continued He
stated that he had received any definite propo.
si,ion from Gen. Mcdowell concerning the defeDse
of Thoroughf.re Gap. and bad known nothing of a
division said to have been sent him while res,ing at
Waterloo BriSo- b, os"' hcDoweii. lis was aware
OF no preparations by Gen. M.Doseil 10 NEE, ibs
enemy 1T Thoroushfare Cap though being asked II
anything looking TO snch al end hsd 1eco provided
ia General Order No. TO- be replied that it had.
The Cour, adjourned tiil FRIDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
! NEW INVASION or KENTUCKY
The Rebels Advancing from Western
Virginia In Large Force.
PREPARATIONS MADE TO MEET TEEN.

- CIxcrSsarr "wednesday, Dec. a. 1852
Advices from Lexington, Ky, report fears OF
Rebel raid by Generals Floyd aud Humphrey Mar
shall, who are advancing, 10 large force, from Wet
On Virginia, through Pound Gap.
A movement of our troops has taken place from
Richmond, KY, that will relieve Eastern Kentucky
Of this new Rebel invasion.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE REBELS SHOULD THEY
ATTACK COLUMBUS, KY.
Gr. LOUIS, "Wednesday. Dec "a. lSos
Adyices have been received from Gen. Gurus
from Brig Gen. Davies, commanding at Columbus,
KY, to the effect that he is receiving reinforce
ments in ample season to prepare against the cou'
tngencies Of an attack up, that place BY the Rebels
Gen. Davies thinks, however, attack is medi,atec
by them.~
As to the injury said to Lave been done the rail.
road by the Rebels, Gen. Davies has no. yet fully
ascerained the extent Of it, but expects, whaevss
it may be. to repair II at once.
A Threatened Rebel Raid into Keasoekys
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribme n ., ,oss
Several gentlemen who arrived on Saturday eysl,.
ing from Paris, KY, report that force OF ~
Rebels. believed to be part Of Humphrey Marshaire
commaud is near Mount Sterling, KY, and threaens
to come down aud destroy the bridges on the Cow
ingtou and Lexington Railroad. a nnmIer "
Union men, with their families, are leaving Nouns
Sterling, and even Paris, being apprehensive %
another raid.
Some slight damage was done the Covng,on and
Lexington Railroad uear Lexington. on THURSDAY
night last.
There was quite scare back Of Newport, or
Saturday, occasioned by Rebel Colonel Phillips,
who had resigned and taken the oath Of allegiance
inquiriDg Of the guards at the powder magazine
thew had much ammunition there, and how many
guns there were on the Notifications.
/ lie went three miles out and reported that ne
would return with force enough TO capture the an
munition This was reported to Maj Wrteets
commanding, who ordered the 10Th Ohio and Ne
Regulars in Newport barracks out on reconnoie
sance. They wore gone ten hours, but cav no en-
envy and returned
Phillips was arrested, and is now In Newport
barracks.
The Secretary Of War has ordered Camp Wsllace
discontinued, and all paroled mel trans1srrsc 70
Camp Chase. Brighten. Cooper expects " % re-
| heyed and ordered to the Army Of the Potomac.
Quar,ermaster- General Wright returned to-qey
from Washington. He has obtained ample scppo9
OF first-cass arms for Ohio troops. The compsAtst
of 18th Regulars now at Camp Thomas arc ordered
to ioin their regiment now in Rosecrans's army.
As the ii ne for the meeting Of the l.egslatqrN
approaches the Senatorial question receives consids
cradle attention. The chief candidates are Wade,
Tod, aud Groesheck. Tho opinion appesrs " be
that Wade's chances are the best. MA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
Weather Hseporss-DEc. "a, 1862.

HALIFAX N s., . D. m--ThernometeT I9o. Wind N.
PORTLAND. NE. Up. m.-ThermOne.sr go. Wind N W.
Weather clear. r, -, ,,, N,
BosToS, Mass, p. m.-Ihermometer ". VIVA W.
srSuSeSIrLD, Mass. p,m---Thermoms.er $50 Wind N.
w. Weather clear. 49, ..,,
PrrL.DsLPmA, Pa, p. m--Thermcmeter $50. Wind
NJ W. Weather cloudy. -. ,.,, 1
W.sHIySToS d. c., 3p. n.-Thermometer 40 Wind
'orseTo' CT, 5pm.-Thermometer 1902 Barometer aoiI
Clear ead yeIy sgrcesble. - 80 =,
Rxorsxr {. ,5p. m.-rhermome.er lso. Barometer
30J5 Wind L. Cloudy - 49,.
MONTREAL. 4 D. m -Thcrmometef ~ Barometer WV
CIscrysxri-Thsrmomster $40. Cloudy and damp
sr LOUIS q. u.-Beroueter, 1880 Thermometer t0S,
Wind south. Wesbsr clear. p. M.-Bsrometer %oo
Thermometer, 63o. - =,
FoRrREss MONROE, O p. m.-Thermometer $40. baIcm'
eter 90 AZ lising Wind, N. Weather tair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
Funeral of tsc Rev. A. n. Fuller.

Boston. Wednesday. Dec. "a. Ia62
The obseques of the Rev. a. Is. fallsr, late
Chaplain Of ,be 10th Massachusetts regiment, killed
at Fredericksburg, took place to-day in the FIRST
Unitarian Church in Channcey street. The attend
ance was large. including Gov. Andrew aud siatf.
many clergymen Judges Of Courts. military oihcors
and eminent citizens. The Independent Cadets
acted us escort. The remains Were deposited III
Mount Auburn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

Rebel Reports of Our Operniicus-Greas
Efforts sEase 10 Dcfea, Gen. Foster
All the Rebel Troops Available Gen.
cenfrutcd-Lee ThinIss he can Spare
10000 Wen.
The following dispatches are published IN the
Richmond pagers Of the 2)ih;
OoLpssoaoI Friday. Dec 10. 1864.
A reconnaissance last night by squadron Of the
81 North Carolina Cavalry, under Capt Catroway,
found the enemy encamPed abont two miles below
Whitehall The citizens represent them as scared
aid out of food and ammunition. rumor or the
streets this morning, Gays re-en'orcements have
passed Kinsou, on The south eide of the Neuse, TO
succor their sk-daddlIng friends.
A the snloke Of battle clears away, II reveals
Considerable slaughter amoog the Yankees, at
Whitehall. on Tuesday. hundred Of their dead
dred yards long. filed with dead, has beel found.
Only three companies Of the 59ih aad lltl North
Carolip. were eng aged. Col. Ferrbee Of the 59tb.
with Il, hieen men Of the litb, fought the enemy
for several hours until re-eu.orced by three OF his
own COMPANIES, who We're subsequently relieved b.
the ilth, Col Leaventhorne, under The immortal
Bethel fay, who ultimately drove them frou Their
su,s int 0 The field. The 2lst North Carous, COL
jordan was on the field but with tho exception Of
Que company, sesEs 10 bsvs taken no part In the
as.ion.
GotpsBono' Friday. Dec. 1872. n.
Col. Fremont, C'iel-ErgDeer OF the Wilmington
Railroad, bls jo- srrirsd o. town from Wilmington.
lie passed syy --,a,,rs track 20 the Nense % n
H.. ,r.caf aud ssrs repair all damages on the
road in two ja., aud the brf'so ovar che Neuss III
sax az eishr. All qniet here.
The Raieeh State JOnrs1l Of the 18th, SAYS.
"Nine rsgimsuts ana two batteries of artillery ar.
rived on tuesday, a0d several brig ides tho
way. Pfulencs viii not allow rs t. specify whence
they were Drawn, bat the eoDcensrars>a was rapid,
AM by this time force ID IN and around Goldsboro'
safi.ien, TO battle II not capture the invaders.
The ExamiMsr states that the Confederate forces
AZ Go,dsboro' on Wedne,dty evening" were about
II. 900. with re.snfoicenen,s hourly arriving aud
expected. ,,.
A correspondent, Of The Pyogvess Gays: "Intelli-
cenes hss react ed Goldsboro' that Banks's column
bad probably ,cined Fosters, making SOHO forty or
fifty thou.arld Of tie ensmy.'
Gen. Sui h "a Represented as sanguine OF success,
and il 10 reported thai Gen. Lee had telegraphed PIN
tst lie could spare hin, II necessary thirty thousand
men. Tue railroad south Of God.torc has been
torn up ior some distance by the enemy and OF course
al conlma icatioa with Wilmington Las been cut OIL
A Iar,r dispatch 10 TIE Moth Carolina Standard
s,a;er that the enemy bad disappeared south OF
Go.dsboso'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

DEATH OF sos az Tncaas BuTIzR hiso'--
Cant. Henry Lord King, Aid Of Msior-Gen. Me,
Lave and son of the lIon. Thomas Butier King o.
Georgia. was one Of the martyrs to hbeny IN the
late fredericksburg battle. He fell pie'eee ny hVo
bullets, one Of them through ths heiI'. ne ns'
ps,sed unhurt through the battles OF the PelinsuH'
Riehsnoud, and Sharpsblrg, and was ut the capture
a, Es,re,'s Ferry. Il,ichmond Eng, Dec. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

DISASTER TO THz GUYRoar RHoDE Island
TIE Irorriler has a letter from Fort Monroe whieh
s,.tss that tbe United States steamer hnocs is'"nu
.snn,ered a tyemeudoas gale % the passage aud
was struck by heavy sea- which carried away oS'n
her vJbeel.houses and caused other damage. AI'er
oot,idng the gale aud sile proceeding inro hamp-
ton Rouds ut nj inilht on "Wednesday .hs srnes On
Inc before abe got eff. she will probably have 70 90
M 70 Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
THE FINANCIAL PROJECT OF Mr.. CHASE
A Loan of 100000, 600 Recommended.
NO INCREASE OF TREASURY NOTES
w,m,yoroy. Wednesday. Dec "a. 1895

wAmiSoToy wedncsdsy Dec a. 1884,
Secretary Chase has sent 10 Representative
Stevens his fnsucisl project, recommending IA loan
Of nine hundred mill.oLs Of dollars at rates of in
tere.t not exceeding those row authorized by law.
The Secretary does lot suggest any augmentation
Of Treasury Notes.
The Committee Of Ways and Means have not yet
considered the snbiect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
LETTER FROM Mr.. SEwARD.--The following
letter was received from Secretary Seward Of sess sssE
ering In this city on Tuesday evening:

letter was received from Secretary Seward Ct sfesy' ess
crins in this city, on Tuesday evening;
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
W,sYIsGros. 23d December 1862 =
To JANIS w. FORBES JAxss l.. WOODWARD, ana hoSssS
GKsrLsaKs: received only at this time your End isst
OF the l6th instant inviting to meet tns sons OF
And suiyan s the anniversary cssoation Ia new iok tn
Thu, AR although electricity consents TO convey
onS vet absolutely refuses 10 60 into eompeor
with steam IN carrying either passengers or course
cannot come Nevertheless, Tor every sou OF OIanse .. 81
sIlIy.n who may be with you and who hlcyh 70 ms coan.
49, a. III. her hour Of danger send my hearty grestint
TL ~ nsh 70 be no on. Of them who 10 dsoysl For whfl
did the Almighty css blue mountains amid the green w
Low, of 5ouihsrn NewYoIk but TO fom cradle Tor eeme
yeorous-phydcally. intellectually, and morally ugeo9c
Men thus constituted they forced into war Tor the
.e Of freedom and thef country viii demand that thai
war which 10 their part just snsl be prosecuted yV
yror While many things important 10 that end whiSR
tbv NAV DOT be sbls to effect, there one indnpensae
tLiSs which they can DO nsmey-hey can and must AMI
on. Of Orange th sons Of Erie With 81
Of Mssschuetts soma Of Missouri and sons OF CaisornA
brothers In fact they In nsnaess menoe
Of the American Republic. r.
hsys the hoaor to be, gentlemen
Your very obedient servant,
WILLIAM IL SEWARD.