The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-26
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~ Gen. Butler has cleAHed olt tfs
secesh clergymen Of the Episcopal per.
suasion in New Orleans. Re sentenced
the Rev. Messrs. Mccoy, Hedges and
Hilton to Fort Lafayette, shd Rev. Mr.
Jessup 10 Fort warren. fhsYs /. not
single Episcopal clergyman ID the city.
~ Corps 3. Taylor. tyl.s and EM.
cry, of the Eighth Ohio. were among tho
%oanded at Fredericksburg. lE
Es- Some Two thoucand wounded
from Fredericksburg were brought up To
Washington. gH a-6
HS The Hartsville psrolled men have
reached Camp Walhcs. 70 a.
EE A distinguished United states
Senator said lie had reasons for making
the prediction that the Mississippi River
would be open from Cairo to the Gulf
within ten days.
IF Siegel has been shmmohsd 10 ap.
pear before the Mcdowell Court Of In.
quity.
Ey THE febei General, Tom. Cobb,
WAS killed on Saturday at Fledsricks.
burg. ....
N- Gen. Frank Blair and staff were
at Memphis on Monday, on their way ID
Helena ..f .a-
Ey The proportion Of killed to woun.
ded in the late battle, Is about one third
more than III any other battle of ,hs
war. is
Ey It does not seem to be generally
known that Gen. Boyle, at louisville.
had issued orders forb!dding ladies FROM
passing South to ths army.
EB- Col Thomas M. Key Of McClsl.
lans staff and late State Senator in Ohio.
is lying at the Continental in PhiAdsl.
phis, quite ill with What mis- frishda fear
will prove pulmonary consumption.
E1- Gen Buford has been PITT III com.
mand of brigade Of Koatucky CAtal.,
ry. .ef. .r - a.7-.
EV- The Rev. traitor Sehoh, ID 10.
journing at Murfsesboro'. 10 .,
W W. T. Dennis, Agent of The State 4.
Of Indiana, from Falmouth. reports the
total loss in Burnside's army as follows: lei
Killed: ..E..i;!..... 750
Wounded. ...... 1900
Missing. i,,....:i..;.....: 500
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Total.::. TOO "
These figures may be too low, but tney
are doubtless nearer the Truth than the
wild estimates Of scared correspondence al
Mr.. Dehnis was on The ground, and his 10
official position Afforded him the best Up: b
portunity to gather reliable information. I'd
Ew The Comptroller Of Chicago tSak
a census of this city in October, and is::
certuined the population to be 135,yse;
an increase of sos since June, 1850. p
4y- The New York Post Cofrespoh:
dent says that Mr.. Wickliife; 6f keh-
lucky, remarked of the Banks Eapsdi.-.
ton, that "Banks had gone South to es:
tablish another id corral for Runaway
niggers:' t..T.
ay. IThs Hon; Thomas Ewing j, III
Washington city. He had several pro-
tracted interviews with the Pfesidsnt. III
which he urged the Contamination Of the {
armies, d settled policy, and steadfasti
ness of purp5se. Good advice:
EF Lieut-Col. Goldman, 4th Ohio;
has arrived at Washington from Freder:
icksburg, suffering from tho setere and
painful wounds iii the leg.
EE The President has hot yet signed
the bill for the admission Of Western
Virginia. Its fate Is still thought doubt:
full. s9
re The artay appropriation Bit pas:
sed the House yesterday, only thrss
votes being cast against It. The total "
The aspirations is $13l 100000 ,a
Es- Charges having been tnsds against
lhe management of the 4th ohio conval;
escaut camp beyond ueUtgetown. seefs,
tary Gangwewer of the Ohio Soldiers
Relief Association has investigated and
pronounces them grohndless.
yEE- 1t is announced that another fsBs
Il privateer, the Florida; has Appeared II
.he Gulf Of Mexico. aa