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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15
coXGRArULAToRY oRDf
Gen. Isovcy's Expedition - Three Fights
with the Rescis-strange Arrangement
for Cotton NATURALIZATION Of Gen.
A
f.ruirf's ARMY.

sp.cial Dispatch to The Chicago Times.
CAIRO, Thursday, Dec. ii, 1867.
Gen. Hovey arrived in Memphis Oh the 9Th, on
the steamer Sunshine, ell route to his home, NJ.
Vernon Ind, on account OF sickness IN his family
lie gives further particulars concerning the expedl-
ton to cut the Mississippi Central aud the Mlssir.
sippi and Tennessee Railroads. Our forces had
three fghts-iirst AT the Tallahatchie second, ut
the Yoekuey; third, near Oakland-in all OF which
we were successful. The last severe. Fifteen
Lorses were wounded and afterward killed. We
lost one cannon. We drove the enemy IN every III
stance and occupied the ground. We did Tot lose
man. We captured "A courier with important dis
atches, stating that the Rebels would make hSht
AT Big Block. They We're aitaid 70 90 to Gret ada,
lest Hovey would catch them as they marched to
the east -,
The steamer Polar Star LETT Memphis on the "a,
bonud down. Al Council Bend she was warned Of
c,errillas aud lels soor. They came 20 the ievee
and burned the cotton lying there for shipment. On
the 4lh the boat proceeded below Helena within
the Rebel lines. Five miles below Tacoma, passed
tie Catsholla, tied TO the bank. The steamer wGs
crowded with rough-ooking people aud soldiers.
She was hailed, bnt no reply was made. Iho Siaf
lhen returned TO Helena
II apreare that there s some private arrangenent
by which boats are allowed 10 trade inside the
Rebel lines and bring up cotton. The CalAlou
nay have been doing So or may have been captured,
ltnoug 20 the Polar Star wHs NOT mUested.
4 report prevailed In Memphis on the 9th that
yicksburg was being bontarded bui ouly a. ieini.
Officers direct from Grant report bic arms al GA
ford waiting supplies.
The Guerrilas are anxious 20 trade cotton which
they have couiscaied for supplIs, and IA d general
tll.y DO not interfere with boAis wLi-l trade With
them.
Tie Texas Rangers hold possession Of the country
south aud wet Of White River.
Gen. Hoycy il expected here to-day. lie j. Oh
hls Way home TO Gee lie Si:c, who is ycTy III.
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Arri ycd.

Shin Chalense Wnsor Rotterdam ~ days In bslas, 10 g.
Reid Co. Had strong w gales the entire passage Jaw
Slip Jenny Lind Linekn Alexandra 10 days in ballast to
W. Ewell Co. Dec 9, off Chincoteague saw the ship
Ship Guy hannering Doard, Liverpool Oc. %, md'e. 70
Baik Mss Adelaide (Prussl Hoepner Dublin a days IA
lat TO order Dec II. lat 80 S. Ion. u 49, passed The
wreck ship Of Oou 300 tuns her beam ends with the
oeast Standing butt coming on daIk could not ascertain
any particulars. Urobsbly tue ship by Capt Han
fd Of bsig tsroine. il5 miles D. E from Sandy Hook
lark Dnyuene ORR Cheyere, OuadAloupe via st. Ihona
Bsls TereSa. foster ). Thomas Nov 81 cotton &C. to
ssTS 1hsrles Edwin (of Porsnd) True New.Odesus 10
days sugar. 8c., to Robson & rosdick
Blrs LsmpsnteT, Morris, Port Royal days In ballast to
Bds Surrri,e DR. Of Londonderry N 81. Fulton, 81,
Tuons. NOV II, and East Hab0r, l. L. J0sh salt to d. j.
Bris Ne~ Zealand OBJ, Fizgcrad. Savanna Ia Mar 2,
day. ogw God SC. to 7. |. Neyas son. ,
>chr Dundee tRs), Boomer. Cow Bay C. b. Is days coal
schr vois 80 Kennedy. St. John, N B., "a days obi,
'rbr Jo.h Aciorn Hatch Ei,abeihpor for Boston.
.hr Amanda Powers Robinson, Ezabe'hport for Bocn.
sehr Louisa Dyer, Jameson, kockand days
schr Eliza R-0ecca johnson, PlOvi1eI &c Tor PhiadePs
schf Alexander Young. Young Fall RIVER
se Mary Pstt rson Godfrey Providence Philadelphia
s,Ar spray, BlAer Providence for P5iads phis;;
b. EPlF1im Anna Jones PtS.dence i'r Philadelphia
schr {. y ians. Goding. New haven for Philadelphia
seIr J. Frsm5e,, Fram5es. NewHsven for PhI,delpha
=. i
sclr Amelia Lane, New-Hsven Tor LiiL.bethpor-
,clr Mary Smith Mage Bridgeport.
Steamer George e. Collins TO- :. trsuspor Nickerson,
N1eru " c Dee TO- via Fortress Monroe 30 hours to D.
b TJmpxins Dec. 49, of Hogg Island spoke the seamt1s
Achl IS in search Of ship ST. Max tsincs arrived
steamer Virginia IT, 5. transport Snyder Washington d.
c. via Fortres. Morroe5 50 hour in ballast to d. Iompkins
Dec H. passed transport Thomas swami with troops,
a. ore on Matomakin shoals, Potomac River.
steamer FALCON. Jones' fTo7idence rdse to EDWARD byh'
uer ,,,,,,
Dl.zel.
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Passengers Sailed

IN i'samstip Siron.o for Hrnba,g.S cA schvsbacher
Cncnnati Mr.. Regina Epstein Cncnuati Ms Caroline
liess and nfaut. CINCINNATI Kdw lammerschlag EewOr
leans Joseph Ros,uwsli, Col3fados A. Harris San Fran
ciscoi :. Mo gsntrfn san frsn.isc1 H. Ro, NewNorki
9 Dunlle, hewOrlcansi d. r. NH, Newt Orleans; D. e..
Wolf. Cauad,; Mrs. Drake Mills, Ncw.iori; q. Hober.
g. Loqi', J.. H. I Scott, New York. A. II 1licGuf.ey
Ncu-felki w kuttu1 New.iork T.. ScAeiit New.
orb Mls. A. II. M-cGa,rey enl family New .Yort
q kurz, Noa-lofki Won Ncustoin. HrN.1oik. Iheo.
liahich, Boston, Won Nc,tieiu New ork MARTIN Boas
New ork Louis NICER and two children New.ioIk; WIN
lieuc, hcW- York "a. Dautcl. Cincinnati; b Piepcr NJ
Mauin aud son, New-Yofk. jacob lpl4uf New.Ncrhi
leun. Mas, hewl ors; Ms Cath Fb.r Nfaur; Gustov
au. Philadelphia, Nj and Nh. Ja,. Bo.i4ey Now Yoik:
n {. R.ch-rdion, Havana aud others tie stccrisc-
\ ctil, 49,
H. Tram,,p civ II Warrington foy Lir0po.i ard
puten'toto4-Nfs. Council, Mis- sarah Campbell Nil
Nukei1an, Geo. y " clls, : Def0fTet ~ Pruy fsu..s
Mortimer Nm fisling = Delma, sndlAdy, u Sl't,r !
e. Young tapi. 81. llul H. d. Robson AID children.
Geo Patton F. PcaToe, John holston aud lady T. McCli.-
took, y Auieison n. Stools, sincer Ply. Edwin Hgylu.
The Row Antonio Cauudls Geo A Mfrdock Chas . Sell
william sutton, Richard Gold,wouhy. with Others ia the
seclage.
IL Gsams'P RIA Uari,v 10, Hrtdna-Col {. L. Prescott.
aud lady, BIZ and o. Errco Tesla Mr. aud air. Ernie do
hconi Achilles Ard yini W Oacutti Julio konueol joe
Baron. Victor Dsaaro James Booth. Peter Ban.usel.
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Another Account, OF Gen. Igo,cl's EIpedi-
lion.

TIE .Wmytn bulletin has the following PARTON
lars Of this affair.
We lave information direct from Helena, a. 20 the
movements aud operations Of the iHie expedition
from that place In charge Of Geo. 4. T.. ilovcy.
Ihe 81 pe ition consisted II 600 iu .utry uL Ter
Gen. 4. l.. iioyoy, and 100 cavalry ulaer Gcu.
M4-h.urn Gen. Steele did lot company tac
expedition.
IL .tar 81 from Delta lat Friday morning, and
marched twfu;y m les the bret day. On tue second
dsy, about noon, il struck She Coluwaier stream,
winch II followed 20 lis mouth, reaching u that
night, where the infantry under Gen. hoyey. rc-
NAMED. On tie next day, Saturday Con. Narh-
burn, with the cavalry, pushed forward, aud on
SUNDAY struck the Mi-sisrppi Central Road, i've or
sX miles above Gfeundn, toward Holly SlIng-,
where they tore up tAe track auu burned TWO
bridges. Wn.lo there, Gen. W a-hburn learned that
the Rebels We're IN force at Grenada and fortified.
lie therefore determined not 20 20 10 G.cuadl,
but instead, tall la TX TO IIardec's station tie
Mississippi aud Tennessee Railroad. There the
General DESTROYED the railroad 70 that il Will take q
month to reIar it. Gen. Warhbuu then fell bal X
twelve miles to the mouth OF Coidwaier. On Tues
day he went to Panola and burnt several hundred
b.ck 10 the infantry uudsr Gen. IiOvey, al the
mouth Of Coidwaler, non. which point dispatches Of
the above movements were sent g. Helena. reaching
there about Two o'clock on Thursday morning
II will thus be seen that Gen. WaeAOl,a did not
20 20 Grenadg al al, reported AZ Gen. Sher-
name headquarters On Iuesday
IL l. true that Grenada was evacuated on itur-
day, but, owing 10 miriniormation, Gen. Nashbuin
did not 20 there, though he WAS wi,AIn Fix miles,
ani there was nothing 70 proven, his occupying Tie
ID.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......DRo IA
Cleared.

stesmshrs-Lsblao tBr) Hanshaw, Mstsnzas, J. H. Ere.
riehs Co.; Ella Marley. Scheocs Havana M TujiLo
s. vning Chesapeake, Willes Portland H. B. Cromwell
Co.
Ships-Maud (Brl Abernethy. Liverpool Murdoct 4
Sfn,the CLYDE Del Percy. Liverpool Thomas James, p
Hlard ,Br.). Lovett, London, r. Mcdonald Co. Csrls
AnstD Martinolich Antwerp Fuuch. Meincke L WeDdt,
Ella Nichols Sonbr,ro c. G. Duncan Co. Greenock Nc.
fadden Liverpool. f. Mcdonald Co.
Bsks-Sherwooo Bailey. Aspinwa Starbuck Co. ;Johsu
Keper (Bremenl, Rohr Liverpool j. W. Ewel Co. Ed.
mund (Bremenl Wehmsnu, Havana James Il. Ward Co.;
Ceres (PIusJ, Rose, Antwerp. Funch Meincks Wendt;
Powhitni. Lunt Buenos Ayres. Brett, Son Co.
Biys-Rush Babbidge Havana T. y. Spoford Prince Of
Wales (Br Partridge Santa Mshs ard Csrthsgens NJ do
Premsieo Cstharne Pilmsn, Santa lrtha and ssvans
Handy Ilosd.ey; Margretts Vensz Bsdaco St. Thomas,
Kera Thebaud ParaDa, Green Point Petre Baker Day.
ton; Onward (BE). Higgins, Hslifsx, J. 5 Dealsy
schoonets Jane, Assy Washington; Mary Parter
Petty Cherry stone Mary Alice, Perry. Rockpo MetcafG
Duncan; Vide World Adams Washington. Jonas Smith
Co; Snowflake Dickinson, Washington; Vivid (Br.) Bar
e =. ST. John n B. D. X. Dewof ssIon Cassidy ST. John
4 b. Jed FRYE +. H. Abbott Smith, Washington Merrill
A6bctt Kate Merrill Wicks. Washington, Merritt Abbott,
Plaer Godfrey Washington, Van Brunt Slsght; Grace
Order CLARK Washington Bentley Smith Co. Yankee
Doodle Van CIesf Washington; G. Shaw, Reeves Washing
ton. j. W. Mcnee: San Luis BTeinner Washington, T. o.
Bepton's Sons; d. Hale Conkn. Washington Van Brurt
Slgit. =,
steamer Dudley Buck, Crane. Newben, N c.
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oU9AEME CONFERENCE.-The I.-Nos. 400.
40i1 $685. 500 93 4o55 N57 4s9 AGO. 4o5l lOI 4O5,
900. $685. io. +gl 1893 4c5. nor iiJ, ais. All, 4lle
80. ~, -, iis ~. 40 80 Part i-Nos. 40
$50, 4fj s.jk si5f, 4l'G flD i1 tlGi 4i66 4gi0 4il
$50. sla, itl 1855 400 1888 Sg2, Atsi, 49, $50. sel
4.Jl 4.ul is0, sJ2, 452u lJI Pant il-Nos. bOiJ
Ccis C.4G G0i8 Js2j 1879 a3I7. 226 2Ol2 5aOy 1854
SCrHENE COURr-SPEclAL IEKn.-NOs $40 to
Ss1. 80. $40, 5O7. a.. 3li. ICj. zJJ.
SUPERIOR COuKr-Part l.-NOs. 3ll5, 3l09, 1901
22J 3g65 51 17J 5ll, 1871, 1863 g55 lOo7 49, 49,
J..l, 31sJ.
CoURr or COMMOs PLEAs.-Ihe General Term
win yg ia sesslOn.
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The CnnnI Boats u, Albany Coming For


ALBANY. Saturday Dec. o. i.tl.
The tugs Mcdonald, New-fork. Herald, aud on
tsro, wi'h lows. have lett for New.l ork. 1he
weather is FAY oraDle to taking ali icebOuna vessels
from hero.
The lows that left here before O'Clock O il even
irg took about 40 boats aud barges Tor New ora
TIE Austin, which Will leave this evening" Will
take about 80 more.
An Oswego boat, loaded by Dooliile X IRWIN,
and insured in the Fulton Insurance Company, sunk
at lrOy this moriug, aud boat l)aicd 40 Troy
with rye for New York sunk this afternoon. Bytl
boats were cut by the ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

GREAT SAVING ~ SoAP.-It has been salts
fctoHy demonstrated BY hund eds Ct utcsn, ousekesp
that PYLEs o. X. sosp is the eecus asd ecosou
cal washing soap u the market None but the best Of mater
ai ucd "a e. conpo.iion, and Oh who profitable
article should Try It. Sold by Grocer. generally. JiwE.
PrE. Manufacturer. OF wahIas ,on and Fransiu.
Now. lnI.
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ps..~ucers Arrived

u Thrm'hiP Champion from A,plHsH - Nlr'. Judge
Thomon Al,. Jalues rrai children ami nurse fur.er
Goddard, Pacific Soil Stennip Company, Mrs.. Henry I'd
sortoD, Syvtu Llyud. 10 eph Aaron, Mls Elizabeth lug
gins Allied o. Jones' Harvey Houc lict Di'uou llnbl4rd
John Gordon. Frederick Crrailcr Ms Esiee. " SHAW,
Andrew simpson Cob q. W Patton a. ;. A., aud 80 Oh.
tor Sire John Hlieu'ed anl chli Nn ". OspeItou Ell.
wick X A. Ia. l. Anderson, keIdnond OiIbrrt and scr.
want, NJ slmh fhompaou. JacAion lewis chidlen and
nufs", James ". lmOu g. Mo Maa llahcy. ". A. stow
- Edwin Pass, John Jones' Meanethon " Meade, Jsuc.
VI. Rose Samuel ToStiil.e aud servant, Mia Jamos J.
Morey VIM. T. ToaHo a. Il. Morrison aud .aiy MIRO But.
le J. IL. Mrfay, ME Lpn4n Mr.. Frlnois, LienL w. ".
Pollock. j. A. thids }. lnsrahaI, Nina Rando and two
children sud fuli complement IA steeTagc.
10 bfg sarah W. hertlH ron Point Peffc- ip ic'en.
late Of the whale chip Levi Stsbuek burned by he Con,ed.
crate steamship Alabama.
In sfeams.p idiiaan from KHg,ioa Jam, and Poyidu-
Prince-Mrs Norton. Capt Cuts hif. Hughes.
IL shp Red Gdgansf. /,og. SAaAgAae-Dougls FIaLrr,
Boston, Mis- Mary L. Cook, BIidshsn,p,op, H.
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HirCs Ia Cincinnati.

CisciNAAII Saturday, Dec. 49, l,tl
81 o'clock thi. morning fire partially dertIO, ed
larth n 5teiels rectily 10y establishment aud Mld
der rtOve store. Loss about 700.
st 9 O'Clock this morning Feeble lard oil factory,
on the Miami Canal between Elm ana Pline 1ifccir
WAS destroyed by fire. The loss Is heavy but as yet
unknown. 1t is insured.
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rysansters. &c.

R,,pD The schr {. W Chaplin, O. Clinton from A'o',
fr, Providence fcsenty sun feekskl oy VIC
H.rpoirome la. ecu raised % BshoPs DeneI' anu N'
b. en- towei 20 tie oi,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

CROSSING, bnt by crt''nr oads IL: oush tbe woods
got The ba'1eii'h si'on, ;ind At haif-fasl noe
o'clock opened on hem viii eighteen g'l1s, bfiag.
ing Tor" 20 my infantry, crossing ne creek, ana
geVT :, ;hem ia position under cover ny miile!'
Fem us hour u0o seven O'clock IN ,te cveoinS,
I the fgn,ile was turi0ls.
! Gen. Blunt arrived within orc mile OF NY mont
| st D. H., opening On tie eneny's lett, Learning
do iniely that lie was on tie gronnd, ordered ne
infantry to charge The enemy batteries. Tue iNh
Iowa Lnd 10th Wisconsin GId IL calamity, TAXING q
whole battery, but were afierward overwhelmed
aud forced to leave it. Col Huston commanding
The 10Th division, then charged the same battery,
with tn. 37th Illinois and 36th Indiana. retakiug II
a second time. but after holding It halt al hour
was compelled to give way. The lgh'inS wa
lconstan: and furious throughout the entire day.
met Gen Blunt late in the evening, and we ar
, r,nped the attack before mOTping, bul dh!ii-h Pr
found the Rebels gone. Their loss IL from t'V 10
killed and $500 wounded. Ours Is probably ~
killed sud 700 wounded. ln1he I'd and 81 DNfioni
, LENT Col Mcfarland. 10th Iowa, IL killed nDo
IC,. Black, 9Th Illinois, Major Thompson, 2Otf
Iowa and a large number Of line officers wounded
The prisoners state that Gen. Stein and five colonies
were killed We captured four caissons full o. an
Uu.ifion. and u large number OF small arms. 1hei
artillery was knocked TO pieces by our batteries aud
! Major Hubbard who was II prisoner with them
reports seeing piece after piece sent oil entirely DIE
Gbled
The working Of Murphey's ard Fsusts batteries
eXceled any thing ever Witnessed Ten Blunt hii1
u myself hid an interview with liindman and Marina
duke. We are encsmped on the battlefield.
=. !. HEBRON, Bhg6iierOeneraL
. CONGRATCLATORY ORDER.
q HKAD2UALrLKs DKPAKrNEST o. Thk MssorRi,}
81. LOrIs. Dec. TO- 1862.
r ByicaAi,r. General BLUNT baiaeGeii P,G1e G,ore'
4 GEAELAL: The country Is rejoicing over the vic
tory of Prairie Grove eongrsulse and Gen Heron
on your aud thauk and the officers H
soldiers Amy OF the Frontier for victory that vii
carry despair tho hearts OF foes and adne to TIN
4 rieuds Qf ~ ~
5 r. CURTIS
Major Gen Commanding Department Of the Missouri
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AdyeIt-ement.l
The RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE -

!" TIE KIGlT MAN IN nm. RIGHT PLACE."-
II would "a well for authorities 10 require applicants for
Office places Of trust u bLg with them written rLre.
biological analysis II and csgaby before granting
lie Tequeft. T. he honest IL he capable Is Le adapted
70 the situation These important que5ons answered by
HesTI fOwLEH WILLS, fLIeneioxss NO wv BIosdysy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

To's since Jan. s2s057357 slzI.3O557 eIsd 2g7 me-
The Cleveland aud Enc Road bas declared diyi
dend Of , cent for the past xix months.
The New-Jersey Zinc Company has declared
dividend of T. cent, both on "a. preferred and the
common stock, payable Jau. 2.
Tho exchanges at the clearing house ,his morning
were s5o' l2|,oJJ ~. The exchanges for the week
ending to-day were f2l2,5l5,g7l "a, bsng daily
average OF s35,4l9,2l2 ~, against S3s 7as, CIR 49,
for The week ending Saturday last
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From North Caroiinn Preparing for n
Movement.

BY the arrival Of the U. s. steam transport Geo.
G. Collins, from Newbern Dec. 10, we learn tha,
the troops al Newborn were making preparations
Tor move. bat their destination was alAnowu.
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Tie Philadelphia steamers via Delaware ard Rar-
l,n Canal Lave closed lor The ,eesaD, Oh account Of
Tie iCe.
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TIE Clereland Herald says:

The tr, Of the Atlantic aud Great Western Railroad has
been p'eted between ksyena a,a "aIIe, ao or,e
and M'sn,ie aud Great Western Ra.lroats, ia
Of Warren Everything now poa,' TO speedy opening oil Tie
line Throughout. u ct
pion, rays: ,-.,-.,.,.
o,r money ma k.t has been comparatively qe during we
period under review. with an ample slppy o ~ %
ti,nete business purposes At rates ranging nom l.o-
cent y month The Requirements oil the aa1 tbs1 ia
very light and paymenis are made WIZ p0i '' "
dicsies full ti plenty Of accessible nsan LAT .ror,
N.cruts of easuie the interior since our ~
amount 10 little oyeI JOoog0 o, "Elsn 80 = soo Goa
coin aud oftne bslsnee the Mint has tsAep apous ,d
leaving about S65OOo0 to meet the wans ., Lsyee
bars are Ia fair d.naud to-day with sales al ga Co.. "a
arrivals are o0x fr to night ooth nom me oi G
nom tie interior. whch nay eject yrcss @ sopy not
holders meet 10 realize at least SO ana sh0u'G we spy -,
he augmented they seem 20 De ~ TAR way 70
do 10 We obseye change !" The 'S''e o. ''''
reported a. prevailing on La, steamer day will
r,oiaby rule sgn tomorrow, unless tonishts
differ materially rom the las, re- sised Sn.nst o, ~
m. Atlantic lilies were then sold at l80i2 cent discount "
tb. equivalent premium on god according 70 ,hs 1919
node. Of compilation. Balls payable IN coin wi DC hta
sGf ~ ,en preminIn stering has undergone no change
pater, dsw az aga 4eii considerable amount q Usih
m. b,, been uesoaied at 49d We quote $sd4std Dc TIC
Iss Tenders are selling to-day at 85Gs6 with fair de-
maud sud bat noderst' supply 9neri1s Of ,,s
ty steamer or oihewl'e and the SuoreGsuy IN WIS c
icrs eS pat, has beea pas hs :, Sa' goo. ,,,o,
Mexican Dclfrs remain az Saws & cent p9'ihi"h'
Tie total Imports of Treasure IRON LIST inst to dite were
q fol0ws: al 700 M
Nov 6-Por Sonora from Mexican poEs.'. iIas9 o Wv
Nov i9-per O. Araro from Maza,au...'''''. R0y'S w
r,.,vov s3s,a23 90
Our exports Of r.asure for tie same PERIOD "efs'
No.. l-Per Golden 4 se- ... 70
TO hew.YoIk....-......493ll! 10 80
10 Pses'ns... 100 OIL G93797 70
-, % T1s"n,,,i 10 Hong Kong....... Il, 800 W
Nov ll-Fer Oiizsba- ... -
10 New J OTS.......s.....st 5000 -
~ ps,,,ns - 5000 tO-I o3,fl t6
Nov l5-Per Lotus, 81. Louis TO Hong kong 4'El'' w
r.,t. Nj .....4 3i258g4 iC
b, ''.,o ~ 20, ,... % 49, fZ9 -
I'll 10. Ian 1860 ....s 81 SO 253 ~
o,a. .an, H.. na,iad Iasi MISUNDERSTANDING. &c lO5 i57 80
r,e.ss tI,. xasr .....,.........4iJ4 10 %
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TIE TOWN OF FRANAI1'M SURPRISED
REeELLosS TWENTY-sEVEN
Force Of the Enemy in Our Front 10000
JEFF. DAVIS MAKING HIS ESCAPE.
BE was Last Seen in MurfreesborO.
sreeiA Dispss h to The y. Y Tribune.

sreeia Dispatch to The y. Y TIituns.
NASHVILLE. Friday Dec r. 1864
pricalicr-Gen. Il. s. Stanley returned this even
ine from dashing enterprise fhto Dixie. He left
onr front yesterday by the Franklin Pike with
taroug force of cavalry, and disturbed the enemy
early in the day, Gghting, considerable cavalry
force and drivipg'toem across roads. After he had
bivouaeked he intended TO surprise Franklin, but
during the night he was discovered, and finding
surprise mpractcabe, he made dash at Franklin
thin morning and was sharply resisted by the enemy
shooting from the houses. Major-Gen. Wynkoop,
commanding the 7tb Pennsylvania cavalry, charged
brilliantly through the town, and drove the Rebels
clear ou,. After destroying Touring mills and other
property useful to the Rebel army, the expedition,
satisfied with the reconnaissance, returned losing
only one man. Five Rebels, including one lieutenant
werekilled, ten wounded twelve were taken pris-
oners, and large drove Of Secesh horses captured.
1t was discovered that there is no large force Of
Rebels as far west as Franklin There is heavy
force of Rebels near NolinsvilIe another near Muir
freesboso and considerable force at and this side
of Stewards Creek. There was no enemy at Leila
non. The guerrilla Morgan is slashing about plo-
miscuoosly with five thousand men, The enemy is
waiting an attack. All squiet in front. The Grape
vine reports one hundred and twenty thousand
Rebels this side OF the Tennessee River. IL s ascer-
tanned that the railway bridges are passabc for
trains, aud the enemy terrifying at Bridgeport.
There is no force at Chattanooga. Their entire
force does not exceed 7OO0o. Tie MprfyeesJoro
(RebeD DdaAer Of yesterday admits loss at Harris
vile, in two Rebel regiments, Of over 50 men,
Bragg sen, 1872 paroled Union prisoners to oul
lines yesterday, mostly captured at Hartsville.
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siSiATUkB Almanac
N Rises. ..7:l7 Sets Moou-Rea 6.x,
hiGH WATER THIS DAY
.ndy HOOK. 1;55 Gov Island. PAS Hsl.3sts AGA
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Severe Encounter with an Immense
Force of Rebels.
GREAT CALAMITY OF OUR ra~v.'s
TIMELY ARRIVAL OF Rt.ENFOHcEMENTS.
RETREAT OF THE REBELS IN THE NIGHT
The Official Reports Of the affair
or,e.oopdspce Of The Chicago Evening Journal.

KANE HIIL Tor RooSTvILRl, Ark !
NrApouARTEEs ARMY OY TBK FRONTIER Z
FIRsT DIVISION, Dec. ], 1907.
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FRAN GENERAL GOSECRiNS'S ARHY.

o,sHIHa EXPLOIT BY GEN. STi%.1lEY.