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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30
FROM TENNESSEE.

FROM TENNESSEE.
FORTRESS MONROE, December 29-1he
Richmond ENQUIRER Of the 18th contains the
following:
BRISTOL, December 22.-Our forces are still
around Ru,ledge and AIorristown.
l'aDnonadng was heard In The Latter place
on Sunday
Gen. Loongstreet was unable 70 follow up
his advantage in eonseoue nee u a large num-
her OF E,arefooted AMEN ia his command.
The weather is cold and she mountains coy
cred with snow.
General ingalls, was on Monday relieved Of
his position as Chiet Quartermaster d re
Army Of the Potomac. This is understood 10
be the first step toward the reorganization e
that army. r. is inrimatec1 that Colonel Ekin,
Is 70 be his successor.
The Federal prisoners recently released By
the Confederates Eve hundred and twenty III
number-arlived at Annapolis yesterday
They are all private soldiers from Belle Island,
and are in the best con0ltion-not sick man
amongst them.
I'h ere has been considerably damage to trees
lately within fifteen or twenty miles o. Boston,
in consequence Of drzzllng rain Oh the 18th
inst, which continued for q day or two turn
ing to ice, and covering frees, fences, houses.
&c The great weight broke of branches ln
every direction, and in some instances line 90
elnls and valuable fruit trcss were lrreparaby
injured.
The ''co} snap has not prevented de-
cline in The price Of coal III New York IS
THE last monthy SAKE Of Scranton coal, the va
reties most generally used were consldera lily
lower than at the previous sale. good arl-
Gle Of coal can now be procured Tor S., 50 10 50
per TON ot ., 900
The statement of the capture Of the ncg'o
pilot r ,bert Small, at Charleston, IS reported
10 be untrue 4 letter from the special cor
respondent Of the Baltimore American: dated
tile 22.Iiustant, sayJ he was still acting as
pilot in the fleet.
The r. 5. Government Is aware OF the ne,
ceseity Of remedying the delay caused by the
frequency Of repairs to the Monitors, aud has
sent the steamer Comm ander, with thirty skilled
mechanics on board The mechanics arc III
charge Of Mr.. I. j. Griffin.
~s-.-~--.--~~.~~9---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

Gen. Morgan is reported TO have passed
through Columbia, s c., on the 9th inst
lie is advertising for men 70 make up anoth
o. force and oxpocts ere long to be IN the
saddle
Thu Washington Star Of yesterday after
noon states that the venerable Chief Justice
Roger 3. fancy is quite i'll at bis residence III
that city.
The LEGISLATURE Of Maryland Will assemble
Al AnnaDolis on Wednesday next, the 9th OF
January, and remain in session nntll the 1oth
Of March,
4 d;sna;ch from Bristol, Tenn, on the I'D
Instant SAYS that the forces under Gen. Long
street have gone into winter quarters around
Rutledge and MorrlStown.
II is said 10 be certain that submerged can
non can be effectively fre1 Interesting ex-
nerimrnts at Portsmouth, Eng land aaVe been
made.
There IS said 70 be three hundred eases OF
small Dox among The Federal prisoners OF Dan
Vile, Va,
The latest novelty is new fashioned tea or
coffee can. contriyed for the benefit OF gentle
men with heavy mustachlos It IS provided
With 2 neat band over the top, Of piece with
"a cub itself, on which the luxuriant nluStachr
rests. while the mouth at the same time, tnds
itself convent .ntly situated with reference to
an apDerture large enough TO allow free egress
for the fluid within.
The r. S Congress having failed TO amend
the CONSUMPTION act previous 10 the adjourn
uent fer the hoIi lays, the draft Will probably
be postponed till the lst of FEBRUARY, in order
TO give Congress time TO amend the law, IN
the meantime recruiting will be stimulated by
bounties, and by 3 vigorous effort the necessary
force may be provided, obviating the necessity
for draft.
The Government Of Italy has released from
imprisonment and pardoned by royal amnesty
all its political prisoners within the late king
dom Of Naples The effect said 10 be produ
ccd in Nanles by this act Of cIemeucy IS very
great. and the Ministers are now considering
whether the decree shall not be extended 70
other provinces as well
The New York News Says-''It IS said
that Confederate officers and soldiers have re
Gently entered the Federal lines and accepted
the pardon and amnesty offered by Mr.. Lin
colin It is added that others will follow
Meanwhile the nnblic await the publication Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

WEDNESDAY EVENING DEC. 80,


1oa.r TIT; weather, this morning, vas
~. considerable ice formed last night on
49, 4.rs # The river. Persons coming IN re-
.o,, ,ccas,iona| excursions Of Moscoy com
,o.cd n Fairfax and Prime William Counties
S.pnra] negro conscripts who had deserted,
,,,.o arrested here on Monday and carried TO
Washington. 1t is said that IN consequence
q 4hp recent order relative 10 the transporta-
Y;on Of suffer- goods several OF the dealers
here. a,e removing 10 Washington There IS
considerable poultry in town, buc the prices
are still very high-higher than IN Baltimore
by many degrees.
man who. il appears from his own con
fossion. has been doing hea>y business IN
smuggling liquor TO Alexandra by the way OF
xhe Long Bridge, has been arrested III WASH
ington By brbng certain sergeants OF she
guard at that post, he has taken, IN She AaS1
+vc months several thousand dollars worth OF
rouors 20 the above-named point. Seyeral
well.knovn firms in Washington ami Aiexan-
dria are implicated.
THIRTY parole,l Confederate prisoners lett
Washington Yesterday for a thirty days leave
Of absence. They are to Be taken TO Olty
Point They were captured several months
ego, an their object in going home is TO effect
mn exchange " the same number Of Federal
prisoners. It they are not successful IN this
attempt they will r9tnrn n Chs e&plratloA OF
thirty days,
The Baltimore Gazette says 1.-The several
armies being now snugIy fixed IN winter quarters
we need not look for any news OF q string ma
cure for some time. Charleston IS az excep-
tion-here che siege is kept up, with, however,
but little progress. General Gilmore contin-
ues 10 throw shells into The city, but it would
appear that the people are getting used 70 The
proceeding, ana look upon the landing Of
shell IL their mid It as q matter OF course.
The Springfield Il ,pu 'hcAn calls the gis~
sure which was III session in this place lately
chat funny little body, an says that it, &C
zion IN passing bill, calling a convention 10
amend the State CONSTITUTIONS is q pointed dis
sene from the intent anl spirit Ok President
Lincoln Amnesty proclamation.
Tho Tubal Cain reports that when Oft Der
nuda recently she was taken for q Federzl
cruiser by the Confederate steamer Flora The
latter, IN her efforts 80 escape ran ashore, dam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

President Lincoln AMI Secretary Stanton
have been On . visit 70 Point Lookout The
deception at the Presidents House, in Wash
engeou' vii take place as usual on New Year 9
Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

Tho Tubal Cain reports that when of Der
mu3a recently she was taken for q FEEDER !
cruiser by the Confederate steamer Fora. The
latter, IN her efforts 10 escape ran ashore, dam
aging her hull SO badly that che has been oLh-
ged to go into halifax for repairs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

FiACL1&|h ht'\ >A''~N~>
other provinces as well.
The New York News Says:-'It IS said
that Confederate officers and soldiers have re
Gently entered the Federal lines and accepted
the pardon and amnesty offered by Mr.. Lin
colin 1t is added that others will follow
Meanwhile the public await the publication Of
the list as an evidence Of the truth Of this and
every similar report.
The Z. S. CONSUL AZ Matamoras says the
trade from that city to Brownsville has been
enormous. not les, than TWO hundred thousand
packages Of goods having crossed the river in
the two months preceding the capture Of
Brownsville.
Several buildings have recently been taken
possession Of near Carroll Hospital, in Wash
ington, 70 be used in connection with that in
stitution.
Gen. r. Q. Tyler has succeeded for The
present, 10 the command Of the late General
Corcoran's troops-but it IS not known that be
Is permanently continued In it.
Cola, IN New York, yesterday, 49,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
THE LAW OF RETALIATION.

On the 9th inst. the Confederate authorities
caused lots to be drawn among the Union pri-
soners in Richmond for two to be shot Sin re.
taliation'' for the shooting Of two Confederate
captains, by orders of Gen. Burnside, for re-
cruiting in Kentucky for the Confederate SER
vice. The lot fell on Capt. Henry W. Sawyer,
OF the let New Jersey cavalry, ana Capt. John
Finn, OF the 5lst Indiana. Our Government,
we understand, on learning OF this extraordi.
nary proceeding, promptly notified the Con-
federate authorities that if they undertook to
carry out their brutal threat like number of
Confederate officers now in our hands would
meet the same penalty. To this end we learn
that Capt. w. H. Tor ]. H. Tyler, of the sth
Virginia cavalry, now in the Old Capitol prison,
has been designated as a hostage for Sawyer,
and notified to prepare himself tor the same
fate that is meted out to the latter No hostage
has yet been selected for Finn that we are
aware. With the long list of Confederate Of
ficers now in our hands, from Gen. W H. Fitz-
hugh Lee down, there can be no difficulty in
selecting equivalents to carry out any system
of retaliation, should the Confederates be so
bloodthirsty as to inaugurate it. But the indi-
cations are that the Confederate authorities
will hesitate long before entering upon policy
that will call upon them the reprobation OF the
civilized world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE NEW YORK "CONFEDERACY''
NIPPED IN THE BUD.


Elsewhere we publish a telegram to the Star,
announcing the end of the recent riot in New
York. All informa ton from that quarter re-
ceived up to this time, goes TO make it more
intensity, against those whom it so unanimous
ly holds respon sible for the excuses of the
moh,-Gov. Seymour, whs, in hisspeech to the
miscreants styled them "my friends" and
substantially palliated and justified their
treason and excuses, and the secession politi-
ctsns and disloyal newspapers, who, to force
peace on the Government with the Union dis
membered, have, since the beginning of the
war, been maligning the authorities and mis-.
representing their acts, and instilling into the
minds of the ignorant cowardly and vicious,
the idea that they have a constitutional right
to resist the Governments necessary war
measures, by violence. That such teachings in
hitting the lives and property of the citizens
of New York, for the nonce, to the mercy of
the cty's thieves, prostitutes and open and
secret sympathisers with the rebellion, is SO
natural that the authors of the mischief evil
IDENTIFY make no Roadway whatever in their
efforts to escape the indignation of all sur
such reign of terror as that through which
the Unions commercial metropolis has lust
passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT
AT GETTYSBURG.

INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT
AT GETTYSBURG.
From E. Mcpherson, Esq, Deputy Commits.
sioner Of Internal Revenue, who returned from
his farm near Gettysburg Wednesday, we have
the following interesting particulars of the late
fight at that point After the first days fight
tie rebels were very jubilant, and took every
occasion to taunt onr peopla by snaarns at the
Army of the Potomac, and declaring that they
could not fight even on their own soil. Most of
the shell fired by the enemy on Friday did not
explode. Their fire, too, was noticeably mac
curate. When the rebels were put to flight
very many of them dropped their muskets.
Some 1900 of their guns were picked up on the
field. The rebels left some 5000 wounded on
the ground. They were taken from the field
and distributed among the various buildings in
the neighborhood and it is estimated that there
is not a house within six or eight miles south
or west of Gettysburg but has some of the
wounded in it. Two poor fellows, who were
SO unfortunate as to crawl off into some remote
locality, were not discovered until ten days
after the battle, and when found were in so
weak condition as to forbid their being re-
moved. A tent was erected over them, their
wounds dressed, and food and water given
them. The rebels left behind them 5000 of their
dead, who were inferred by our forces. They
all tell just in front of our lines, upon which
they had charged, but were repulsed. The GU
pola Of the Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg
was used as an eryatory by Gen. Lee, and
that, too. while the hospital flag was floating
over it. A professor of the college, who was in
the cupola at the time, represents the glass used
by Lee as one of singular excellence, enabling
him to distinguish the features Of the most re.
mote man upon the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
THE DRAFT.
IMPORTANT MODIFICATION OF CIRCULAR
NO. ~.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

f'T0rOst ndTSRdt GeHerGtS once,
Washington, D. c., July IL, 1863.
Circular, Ne. 81.
The fourth paragraph of Circular No. "a,
issued from this Office July 12, 1863, is hereby
modified, so as to correspond with the follow
ing opinion of the Hon. William Whiting.
Solicitor OF the War Department, which will
hereafter govern in all cases in which it is
applicable:
"a person drafted into the military service
Of the United States, under the provisions of
the act Of March 3, 1861 chapter rs, for senroll-
ing and calling out the national forces, and for
other purposes claiming exemption from
draft by reason of any disability as provided
in aid act, has the right to have the question
of his disability submitted to and passed upon
by the Board of Enrolment whose decision
thereon is final II the Board shall have de-
cided that the claimant is liable to serve he has
the right, after such decision against him, to
pay his communication money, or to furnish his
substitute, within such extended time as NAV
be fixed by the order Of the Board of Enroll
ment for his appearance for duty.
(Signed) CIVILIAN WHITING,
"Solicitor Of the War Department.
JAS. B. FRY, Provost Marshal Gen'l.