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ri HoN. JoHS Feasssa.-Tho LoaisyiIo cor
respondent OF nso. Glscrssfsati Gsnstfe 7tssss ~,
4asss the ,i~asL oFsol Forsyth, i4 :: Edror q,
a,e Mobile (AiaEa Register sinst +.
PURSUIT was fBade by the asiny.s,i swo col
ainiis- one undertaken. Iboni,ls szD ns,liby' lire
Siaasgow ANT isassstown fea,f,. .ai%igsis,iil CD.
-sss' e.,ssts' s n,ovssl
up towards Eazabeihto~n, and Iollowed The
enelny closely - oi. FL. Cooll led 1iic .,,i,
vSnce, ai,d skrn,isiied with the tneniy ir, Z
..ays. wnein C Rebels disappeared iurie Il :
:eetion ot Iiardstowm, a'.d entered LIE jurl,-
.d.csiol oi ten. ifhoEaas, who is supposed 10
a'e driving hin, this. way. Col. McCo6k re-
lHris having iakeii blk or seven hpuih ed pr. :
uncrs, killed a Colonel. LienteEapt, G. lionel,
TWO MINORS and oDe captain, besnies ,tmri,
IA lrivaies- .sIhe.Goionei killed wis For.
aytn. who Ised tu edit Tie Msibiie Regis, er
sfha VINO was The Ekiei OF BEag4, staff The
Lieutenant Coiollsl was AIabsinius, .iBamed
Brown. III command oi tie rear guard. rifc
Majms were staifeifcers- one of'them. named
-, lcks-on har'fses staff. aI1ie sktr finishing
20 Col. McCuok ~ presented by toficoss whu
iiave arrived to have been ve,Jr brilliant and
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sient deHsonstrpissassne sahe s+1 luyalts Q soi
,Ksnsacfy '7nsslfss has oceSFfed. ID tue. John
Morgan raislsads the. present Ia xasiens.i III
'sxys a'9wten u xigbs yssbe made fibr the; cap;
titul. or ,Kentucky, "a hear of bat one tKen-
tnckg regdmeptiis tho uuiess li.,e Of basslen p
= 4. eorrcspeadeps Of this, same. ifT,rihsne.
writisg from Louisville, ssyss that stae Press
ideuti sp1spsfs inationF hps. prodtE:ed in Ken
sscl assske iHtaasasl lcea,saeraation, !"
'shatiip 6ashssuscedo Id, all Shharsess ); md
-thss she Hsdesai trOeps alone ssiifss the ex.
psessioiss sus sissatisfhciiog tFas4 a..s .'n4A -
Eysn the ,LouisviHe Journal ID fouJid
in tbs rankss1iafhe n,pposi.ieas fosthis pro,
clamstiof of Abr.ahntn Lincoln, and aendnn:
res Il in a tone 81 tragic desl,eraaiea... III
ssys':'''s Ksnslsslts cnntsct ana will not acG
qniesce.in ihis .'.,.~... ~. :. -" II
d, These nari iSestations. ct ssbtimsossins thss
starr Haaieas xish fppsss thst J. blnndef hal
beea. lpasss.is this pFoc]anstiM. sf Lineeln,
,.hich eyery day ,gr9wsiss its crtastrephe
they imply The 1lngst iiinportant c0nsequen-
lees; and they assure the South of whatiGss
'oily litsls doubtful--the resI, attachmcn,
sf that State toltlle Ais1 1iKatsvpss iaxtnpes and
destiny, OF, the,.1 1qafedesasyT = Richnoad
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rho c,iioye1 ulas.Ipr T'lie psinting for the cn,
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rf his sect aud IL the cs als daeAia:e of miis,e a
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r. A. IRWIN. Aa n.arxs..i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
guatrbman Y statr 9uurnal.
BY r. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, DECEMBER 5, 1862.
ATExANBurcHER AsroNIsHEn-


For several weeks past small feet Of
Federal Gunboats has been lying off the city
of Galveston Texas, holding the city at the
mercy fits guns, but have not, as YET ven
tured to take formal possession of the city, on
account Of nightly raids Of Texan Cavalry in
to il, who, while darkness lasts, have every
thing very much their own way.
Recently the officer of the midnight watch
on board the Harriet ane discovered light.
on shore which he surmized might be signals
Of the "secesh" in the city to their friends the
rebel cavalry outside. informing them that
everything was ready for them to make dash
into the city to haul down "Old Glory" from
the Custom House and Post Office, and to
maltreat and murder citizens suspected %
fayorng the federals In order to show them
that "Uncle Sans agents off the city did
not exactly approve Of such transactions, the
commander OF the watch carefully loaded
nne-iucA Dahlgreen gun with shell, and, ia
king deliberate aim at the supposed signal,
fred. The she'll reached its destination and
exploded The light disappeared and oil.
was quiet.
In the morning, as usual, force Of sailors
and marines was sent on shore, and the cause
Of the light and the effect Of the shell were
acertained, both from observation and the ac-
counts Of the inhabitants.
"secesh" butcher, getting ready for an
early morning start, bad brightly Illuminated
his stall and cart to facilitate bis preparations.
The lights had been taken for signals by the
officer, and had been treated as described.--
SO nicely had the fuse Of the shell been adjus-
ted that it bursted exactly in the cart of the
butcher, blowing 1t into kndling- wood and
making mince-mest Of It's contents. Wonder
ful to relate however neither the butcher or
his horse was injured. The latter made rap
id tracks for the country. The former right
smarily' astonished (for, being one Of the
chivalry, it would not be proper to say that
he was in the least fnghtened) was forcibly
admonished Of the danger of having lights
"round loose at unreasonable hours Of the
night, while Yankee gunboats were lying off
the city. 1t is presumed he will profit By
bis experience.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

How IT WAS DONE Illinois went demo-
cratic by very moderate majority The vote
vas S2.Sl9 short, and the Republicans had
52,Os6 men in the army, and more than twice
as many as the democrats The truth is that
in many quarters the copperheads played
sharp game by preventing democrats from en-
listing. Thus they killed two birds with one
stone kept their men out Of the army and
carried the elections. So much for copper
head patriotism.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

E-S' Garbaida has authorized statement
of his letter on American affairs, from which
it seems that he is thoroughly anti-slavery.
He thinks and trusts that the Federal gov
eminent will abolish slavery. This, he says,
Is their duty, aud it will and must be their
decision" Be it remembered that the Italian
patriot knows what he is talking about, hav-
ing resided for time in New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

FROM REBELLION Sec. Cobb COM
manda the rebels on the border Of Georgia
and Florida. We trust our boys will ge, the
corn, even if they miss the cob.-Gen. Ran
dolph' rebel secretary of war, has resigned,
and has been succeeded by New York city
copPerhead democrat-G. w. Smith, form
erly street commissioner Of that city. There
is little difference between copperheads and
rebels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

Bro.-A copperheaded editor says the
expenses of collecting the federal tax will eat
up the tax Since the laws provides that the
collectors shall be paid by triAing per cent
age on the amount collected, it would seem
that this is lie of the bigges, sort,
BAD FOR THE RUM ONES Gen. Butler
has ordered all distlleriea and breweries in
New Orleans TO be shut up.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

I-R-We learn that Hon. WHY'S Lyman
died at his residence in Burlington last night
after a long aud painful illness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

IL The Rutland Herald intimates that
there is so much loisdom in Montpelier that
the sending Of pair of white owls to that
place is like "Sending Goals to New Castle
Perha the Herald is 10th to lose them
That what's the matter?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

E;Y- Thomas F. Sawyer, Co. H., Sd Ver-
mont, died in Patent Office hospital, wash
ington Date not stated
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

~ We are happy to learn that Rev. Il. II.
Newton, the member from Marlboro is con-
valescent and hopes are now entertained Of
bis speedy recovery,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05


THE Presidents MESSAGE is given com
plete IN our columns. It is an excellent docu-
ment, in the Presidents own familiar style,
firm and honest in its purposes, deliberate
and comprehensive in its recommendations
and statesmaulko in lbs conclusions -
He is firm in bis avowed emancipation
policy, and argues at length and earnestly
on the idea Of tnai separation and dissolution
rccap,tulates the condition of the various de-
Partmen,s, and refers to the reports Of the
secretaries for information; recommends the
adoption Of the circulating medium Of the
banks for that OF the government explains
at length the late difficulties with the Indian
tribes, but recommends no particular plan
lie renews the proposition Of compensated
emancipation. aud suggests an amendment
to the L. s. Constitution for this purpose
An attempt to particularize the various
points would be unnecessary. 1t will be uni
versally read, and will commend itself to the
sense and patriotism of the people.
DEArH OF Hon. NA1H'1 WEED. We arc
panied 90 announce the sudden death of Hon.
Nathaniel Weed, of Hartlaud, who fell from
his Chair and soon expired, it is supposed,
Of disease of the heart, yesterday IN The after
noon. His death was announced in the
House Of Representatives last evening by Mr..
Chandler who had been his acquaintance and
friend. lie spoke Of the deceased as a man
Of high moral character, strict integrity and
successful in matters Of business. In respect
to his memory the House Immediately sd-
journed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

utes read three and passed pnder suspension Of
The rules.
NJ Daniorh offered SINH resolution requesting the
Judiciary committee 10 enquire into the subject
rejected
The joint resolution relating 10 the compensation Of
the mtssengers employed in tho State House on mo-
ton Of Mr. Warren u Orwell, the resolution was dis
missed.
On motion ONT Couings the vote adopting the resolu-
ton pay the assistant librarians tw1 dollars per day
was rccuusdcfed.
DEATH OF nos NATHANIEL WEED.
Mr. Chandler announced The death Of Hon Nathaniel
Weed the member from uartAnd who fell from his
chair and died suddenly to-day He was Familiarity
acquainted with the deceased, having frequently bceu
connected 40 business relations with him. aud knew him
10 De man Of extraordinary ability, remarkably success
fol in business, and ui strict integrity. This sud
den dspensHiuu " Providence reminded that Gin the
midst VI lic in death" Il showed the Importance
VI culuvnung f-udy relations with alb, Of cxcusng the
errors or what appeal 20 be Of others We know
uot how soon turn will come or who nest will be-
called Ia view o this SOLEMN event he moved that the
House adjourn. Agreed TO-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-18
GEN. poPEs OFFICIAL REPORT.

Gen. Popes Official Report Of his opera
tons at Island No. 10 has been published IL
is dated April Q. For the idea Of the canal
across the peninsula opposite the island, he
says he is indebted to Gen Schuyler Hamil-
ton. lie also says that the batteries thrown
up below Tiptonvlie, completely command
ed the lowest point Of the high ground on the
Tennessee shore, entirely cut Oft the onomy's
retreat by water. while his retreat by land
had never been possible through the swamp.
After recounting the passage Of the enemy's
batteries by the gunboats Carondelet and
Pittsburgh, and their Smelling out Of the rob-
ell batteries on the Tennessee shore, which
prevented the landing Of our troops, General
Pope continues
"Ihe passage qfbs ,ride friou, rirer by oar large
force, Of the most magnificent specfaces orcr
cfnessed BY twelve O'Clock that night lthe 7th) all the
forces designed to cross the river were over without de-
As soon a. we commenced TO cross the enemy began
evacuate Island No. 10 and his batteries along the
shore The divisions pushed forward 10 Tiptcnyie
as fast as they Landed Paincs leading The enemy was
tcmps TO form in line Of battle and make stand, Paine
did not At once dcploy his columns. The enemy was
pushed all hight vigorously until o'clock A. NJ, he CO.'S
dIrcn back upon the scaBps and forced 10 iurreudcr.
Three generals, serct co0He. regiments, sertyai
bnffeons q iHfanty nee companies Of arfiHtry
hundred HAIRY siege guns, tir rHV four prres 0f fcd
arftisrV. an immense gnnffv u anit9 ou and sun
plies secerai thousand stand ot small ar8s. great nun
yer q tents, horses, Wagons, &C., Sc hare ~ lsH into
hands
Before abandoning Island No 10 the enemy sunk the
gunboat Grampus and six Of his transports These last
raiGing and expect 10 have ready for service la
few days The famous floating battery scutied and
turned adrift with all her guns aboard She captt-
ed and run aground in shoa water by forces at New
Madrid
Our success is complete and overwhelming. troops
as / expected, behaved gorously. will iu my mi
report, tudeavor Co do full justice 10 all Bugadier Cen
erals Paine, Stanley and Hamilton crossed the river and
conducted their divisions with uutrng acu,y and skill
/ am especially indebted to them Gen. Paine, fottu-
nate 10 having the advance exhibited unusual vgor md
courage and had the satisfaction the surrender
Of the enemy OF Col Bssel, Of the Engineer regiment
can hardly HAyitoo much Full Of resources. untfing
and determined he lsbored night and day aud complete
ed work which will be monument Of enterprise and
skill
We have crossed this great river with large army
the banks Of which were lined with batteries Of the enc.
my Co oppose passage have pursued aud captured
all his forces and materials of war, and have not lost
man nor met an accident
JOHN POPE, Major General"