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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-08
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o..ss,vst5on darise q short visit 20 Vicksbure
have arysa 70 e~onvinee Us that the enemy met "i'h 2
s-,i defeat "a bis late stack upen cur lines
r-,s 1sr.on in the least eonversast with the facts
wbon We me-. gave a the same information as to the
,spo,+ hsbsvior Of our troops engaged. and Of the Gem
1fst, rout Of the enemy, notwithstanding bis superior
-,wns, Numerous trophies IRON the battlefield we're
49,, IN MANY quarters. which had been obtained
bv fbe cuyisus. and were being held es msmentoss
N one prstends 10 account for the hot haste with
,.h,,b the Fedsrsf abandoned ths position thcy had
obtained. They were nos threatened with an estsek oy
snr troops. vi their departure waS sudden and unaz-
nsetsa svidesry ~ much 50 70 Themselves As . our
sserds. Of thiA abundant testimony was len oehna
In addition 70 their inuenehing tools, some Of theH
pieksts. arms etc, were tug0asH5 such was tneT
hurry thai they left behind : considerable amount OF
Aoar. 5uiseuit, me picked pork, and other aehsAeies
which were thrown into q lake much Of when was
resoned By cur men bsfers being much dSmaeeo' q
number Of a~rsgglsrs, who were aosefit ron camp
were slse abandoned, and have since teen brought 70
e. pris5nsrz 1t was an incomPreheusoie 1skeaAaae
TIE smoke Of a lsast q porten Of their rect hs con
Hnued visible from the city. Our special dspsieh tins
evening probably gives correct Information q % tnsF
whsrsabouts-
We found active preparations going on AZ every point
Z, meet further attack, and The enemy VIII ind a differ
emit state OF thing, Thsn he makes hs grand enoft
asm hat Of LAST summer, Not only L he army conf
dsut but the citizens slso. Most Of them are pursuing
their usual aY~oeafions without any apparent distr1st IS
y the future. Afsw only have removed their effects
In our xarks about the city, We we're pleased 20 OBJ
serve the excellent conduct Of the s0ldiery. Il twas en-
frsly u-nsxampisd In CIR former experiences Although
relieved from the restrictions Of tbs camp, the thousands
We met were quiet and we'll behaved-seemed bouys1t
and determined Of spirit, and in their intercourse win
al were courteous and afable in almost every instsnee
Such men are trus soldiers and tie citizens Of ths Hlls
City can implicitly rely uPon The defenders assigned
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We ind IN the Knoxville Register he following ada-
tional particulars Of he hrst days engagement s. agr.
f~reesbOr0.
HURFREEsBORot January 1--we are Vi Z riotl1
The enemy to-day yielded lis strong points, and fen
back. We NOW occupy The who held OF yesterday.
and shall follow him t0-mo row. Ttere was ntls fight
ing to-day.
The enemy left an lmmenss number Of killed and
wounded on the feG' dis loss must be near fifteen
thousard-0uIsi is hSS thousand. we have secured sew
eral Thousand tend of small arms.
General Wheeler, with cavalry, made the snara cir
euit BY Jefesson and Lavergae, # Rosscrauz army On
Tuesday night.
Yesterday shey destFoyedthr hundred wagons Iosf
ed with baggage and colnnisssry stores, capturing aid
parOhng seven hundred prisoners. Il
He is sgain behind them, and capt1red an ordnanie
train today. He got all CT McG9ok}s baggage ami his
body servant yesterday. Our wounded ere receiving
every attention from TOE Hatriotc ladies of Aurfrets
horo, though many necessities for comfor- are muah
needed yet. We have the wounded Of both arRies 5n
hand, but enough Federal sHrgsons have been captured
to attend their wounded. The number Of slight wounis
Is very great in our army Those asle 0 be moved afe
SEM 70 Chattanooga as rapidly as posfbls.
Gen. Adams, Of Louisiana slightly wounded also
Col. Harry Maury, Of Alabams, was shet, with rey-
mental colors ia h1s hand, while iesdnR Charge.
Gen. Obesthsms Tenusssee division did desperate
fighting. Indeed. al the troops f1ughi with greater
valOr aud determination than ever.
No Yankee en- ers ara paroied- They are sent I'M
medistely to ChEttanooss 9nier guari.
The yankee sen Sl'Sremansh have been brought in.
The top o. his head was blown of.
The ihree generals previously reported are Etnl be-
lisFed killed
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a Case Of Retaliation in EEenfuok=Exe-
cumon Of . naenlDhis ErinLer.

Several weeks since a Dispatch 10 one Of he Cincin
natl papers announced that youuE nan named Albert
n Thrift attached 70 Genera Bragss arny, but foruer-
iy = resident Of Kalids, Ohio, had been executed in
Kennedy by 3 Pagty0 Of Caion men, 10 retaliation for IA
ale ed outrage eommittrd by meuabeTs Of Kirby SMITHS
corps. Young Thrift was q prisoner wounded, a I'd on
parole at the time Of The execution a KaHda tohol
paper Of 9 late date thus altudes 10 HIN; He was a
young man high IN the esteem Of alt who knew him,
progressing in his apPeazance, geutieuaRly and alta
bAe in bis demesnor, and 70 be his friend Tas butr1
know him. Anatige q Virgins and a. the break ng'
ont Of the rebellion acitizeoof Tennessee, IL was bar
natural that he, tender 10 years as he was. SHOULD
espouse the cause Of the South Ia the army Il which,
we are informed. he held a position" Nr. Fhriff wss
apr1nter, and for upward OF two years previous TO the
war was connected with tbis oaice. De served siz
months with Gene al Floyd in We tern Fuefnia, and
after his return to Menphi euistrdn Captain Wias'
cavalry, in which he was q member when voundedfn
Kentucky. Mr. Thrift was wei known amopg the craft
IN this city, and highlye tssmed for his many good
qualities. HiEfrients willrPceiye The news Of lis sad
death with sorrow. An elasr brother Of his ALSO q
prnter-is YET with Hragg snother. at the line maior
Of the 9TH Virginia Geonfederatel regiment was killed.
in one Of the battles on the Chicksh0miDr; another is
q surgeon in the Federal army and a near relative
DETERMINATIONS OF an Ohio regiment and one Of The
most popular officers in the ssryice5 is a. present sta
toned IN this citT.-Memphjs ArgRs
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FROM TEX Hack wATRR RIVER
VIRGINIA.

The Petersburg Express Of the 29th ult. understands
that General Pryor is having pretty much his own way
now down in the Suffolk region. Not content with
breaking up the election for 8 membes to Lireolns Con-
gros at Isle ef Wight court house, last AIonday, and
driving 3 large body Of Yankees behind their fortifea-
tiOas around Suffolk, on Friday night last the General
Drove in the enenys pickle IS at Suffolk, and offered him
bsttle, which he declined to accept.
By these aggressive movements General Pryor not
only keeps the thieving vaudsls ceopsd mp ia Suffolk,
and saves the people in that section 4 vast deal Of an
noyance, buthsi Is securing for his own army more bacon,
grain and forage, than his army and htlses can eonsume.
As soon IS General Pryors commend crossed the river
tbs enemy's ~gunboss left the B~laekwater river, andthat
stream is now clear Of both men and gunbosts
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mOnUEagFNG.

Tbs National Iaieligsaes Of the Sath nit, has an
article On the subiscs az msdiation, much more mode
rate ii its tone tban anyr We have yet seen III she jour
nails which support the administration. After claiming
that It apparent that any paclhcation must depend
upon the tsnper and conditions Of the benigerents IL
must come from within ard can never b. imposed on a
reluctant people from withost BY sny power or conbt
nation Of power, It adds " The plan Of friendly medic.
ron, az distinguished hOm threatening inierven ion, can
be clearly seen, and sk0aad be gsaeyalig raeoguJsed,"
This is q very different spirit from that which charac.
tsrizes ths radical pcri n Of The Republicsn press, It Is
trus, but t. is nevertheless significant The vel known
character Of the T~ateEisapes IS being the Oldest and
most consistent supporter Of the opponents Of the De
mocrscy viii give weight to its opinion snd as the ~.
precederted reverses Of LTScoLs's armies have set the
people Of the North to rejecting. and actually seeking
8 way to get outof the difficulty IL which they have be-
come involved, We believe thew will not only submit to,
but eoYet a 9 friendly mediation Northern spuak is
s~ubsding.
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80.

On tbs 10h ultmo 10 arsaaiss rs Of dipihora,
azoReIaSsA, daughtsrofL J. S and c Parker essd
tla years and e CHI months.
This is the secsn5 bud tcfn from ths parent tree
within S few short moths Under ths sispensatsn e
Him wlfhont woe observation soi even 8 sparrow
falls to the ground, he bereavea parents have been
called upon % moaIu the desth Of fFsIs last lived Of
spring Their hisnds5 with tse writer, tsn6sr al Of
human sympathy that may serve to alleviate ther
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We give this evening full Federal reports Of the late
operaionsia the vicinity Of vlekzsurs, which. aithcugh
lengthy. win Is found aaierestng. our troops sud
readers 10 that ely wiz be easbled to post themselses
as 70 their true condition. They vii be estonished to
learn that SHERMAN was Nlthin two miles o. the coy
eted prize and ssn advancing. and that, too although
opposed by g, ooe men.
It will be seen shas cur toopt were engaged with tile
brieadsso Of MoRsAS. BLAIR aid SMITH. This would
make q larger force than We hadsuppossd the enemy
had on the Aeld- The entire 8 rength Of the enemy is
stated II 5000. and reinfcrcenisats are promised
Tbs whole report Of tho BaHcis will be scanned BY
our reassfa 10 and around the doomed city. and it IS 10
be hoped they wai NOS become rsnteessarily alarasd
Something may turn up. indeed probably has inter.
vened' to avert the fate predicted FOR them. The nexi
report wiz undoubtedly be Of a different character.
This one however, Wal serve E double purpose. Il win
cheer up the dropping North, and convert The thankful
JOY o. the rebels at Veksburg into the greatest merrs
v,s-f
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- 80 D~EEETEIAs !

10y author = WI na7 a rews-d q THIRTY DOL
III Rs for eacae tee foFiug meAn ares ed
ed dehfe ed % me in tAs eiy T1o have deserted
from ms cnmran5
O r DELAohOX ~sergsaat dse feet sz i5ehes
sg da5s c m2e2ion 0iack ar and eyes, and resides
IL NeE Orleans
MICH FL DUEN, pfivass, ire feet eisf ncta3 IN
hiam r9dly c.m9jexon, dsrk har sad blgs eyes and
resides ia New 0@aus.
THOMAS f s~HshBURNb Pdvae,fiz feet high
Hte1bbaAfi d c mptesion, LAR nj eges; completes
Of r1sl gi ne n a fss., end resides . fea mites from
P0nci at0uia Is
HENRX BERRY, rrlvaia 6s fees Eve inches hg5
ligst e9eP oxen a-d hsifr gray eJe5, AID resides iH
New Ori5aaL
To pa 3 n9Ro Ell 10 be lEFki1rin the viczniST
.ot Penc3atouls La swelling "a aop5rsanftv of ros-
ting iula Nsat 0draa. - Er9pFrN
Q prsRc co Kaadae col "a. Crasc.nf Anf1srv
ia2lw+ Ton sans Voiepe@4
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GREAT vICroRY OF rHE TRxAs


The New Orleans Della Of the 9th instant unier the
head u important news from Teras, gives US glorious
intelligence from the Texas coast It says that about
w, O'Clock on New Years morning, after the neon gsd
set, and aided by the darkaess four Confederats gun
boats came down out Of Buffalo bayou into GalSeston
bay, and running alongside the Harriet Lane one on
each side, the Texan Ehsrpshooters commenced 40 as
sauit upon that vessel snd soon succeeded in killing al
the guuners azdCsptain WAINWRIGHT, he reomnander
when they boarded her, and after 3 desperate struggle,
captured the vessel. The rebel ~gunbOats were bred
md fortified with Gotten, after the manner Of the boats
built in New Orleans, known as the Montgomery fleet,
and most Of which were captured by the ~gunbOats st
Memphis.
The Wssterfsld. in charge Of commander RENsHAv,
Vas then threatened with stack hut hsr gallant com.
mander determined not TO be taken, and afser consulting
with his officers and men. who all agreed TO II, he blew
his boat up, with all GA board, Il GLIDING himself Only
eight, ii il understood, saved themselves. The balance
Of he Aeet, with a transport, escaped outside. Two
coal boats at the wharf uers captured BY the Texans
together With two companies Of The 42d Massaehusetts
regiment which had landed to DO garrison duty.
vessel Of war was outside Tie bar. keeping watch
over the Harriet Lane, now in the hands Of he Coated
srstes. to prsventisr getting out to sea.
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-LHG AZ ~ ~ HttH 0fEtAEs
dAcks0N Jaursre 10 3seE
Rt9S VII be received At this oHtes uEta fin 18th
~ mstast ter making FIFTEEN BuNreEB to
TWO THOUSAND or more H~OSFIE4L RuEES,
apsofHng 70 psttern % b. sea 81 ny 0hca Tie lsv-
st noser 20 have lbs rsef rsncf-the SIGH teins4
Ao~egeT reserved 70 Ieiec en- bid nos Ge9nsdve
ap9ustte. EI6HA2g P0IT9
isrttytR sAEsson I'D Medical ParFsyor
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LeaaI ERadff

FAD IN large or snail quantities, bought at the
AState ordnance departmeBt- I~request all who have
either pipe, pig orbar lesGSo bazs ID immediately,
as am very much in need of ~ U BOURNE
Colonel and Acting Clef Of Ordnance, S. D..
dec19Im
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%PasTTIoN.

We had reports some days since that Gen. GRANTS
army had gone TO Memphis, leaving only gsrs ons at
corintA and Grand Junction. Our latest information is
that tbs troops who made the move WAS only a strong
escort sent ia to fetch out supplies, made necessary by
the raid Of VAN DoRS and the operations IN West Ten
nessee. generally, whereby communication was cut of
with Columbus, Ky. Oar csgslry scouts report the
return Of = wagon train Twelve miles long Tbs, Balstin
Of the 81, say that the main body Of GRANTS army is
in the vicinity OF Holly springs
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GBNERAL oleDHR No. q.

H8ADQUAR DEP ETHEEp MsSls-l
StPPt Az kASE LOUISIANA
JACgsCS January 5tb. Isf3J
MAIOR JACOB THOMPSON, Adiuant and In
IA Isl ector G-nsraa3 Depart eat, having been or
De % TO rep II 50 thee heaaqua hereby as
signs6 r 3lay S. rsnsct rGeue 8 Of Ills Department,
&c WEa be cbeytd ana res s-ted aCcrrdi giy. Al or
GERS sis4ed by I'm, BY 10 Crero the Leu euant-
6cre = c0mnsndng Wlll 81 1esa-16d IS emaualnE
from these stead u riera.
ayoades 81 Lisul.-Gsn j. G. PEyBEaToN
b. Is. WABDY,
FEft a. Csna---
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e We this morning saw 8 dispatch ron General
Cbeutham to Colonel E. S. Chestham, IN this place
which contradicts the Northern intelligence we pu5i h.
ed yesterday, to the effect that he hsd been wounded
and taken prisoner. He was at shelbyvilie, right side
up with care as were all his stat and other members
Of the Cheatham family in the army.
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WOOD WAITED w wish TO make an arrangement
for a permanent supply Of good 0ry wood, for which We
vii pay the very highest market price. Persons hay
ing good wood to dispose Of would do well to cal at
our eoEnhns room
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NfNTTH

HsADQUARTEIS PARoLED aN0 rxCHrEDa
Pk S0NFRS.
JscfS9N Mss Dacenba 2441ss3
OIlEsi hsrt5y HFaain ersFs 10 runer5ss in.
N qurts that 7 fTh0usr &C wa b~4i1nriDet 70 tbs
Ceatse7rate cta SEW e. dFfzassl 50 Vek ~
te tsdra hazff tfue5s ha been 6xchsaesd On
el psso ere ar iva witnif the Eonfsdsrass
oA1 - eano " oeszahs g5l By rsporl-
osafr 70 Rave fbeif nsnssFee red fir ezcasags.
By coum4hd Of Dagafer GsaersrRuGeLEs.
Is EZE ANSEI
does In "A. a. erd ri ra-r GENE -
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NEW ADEERTIsEMENTS
WANTED!

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERHASTER
JACEsoN Januafy Hhf 1859
~ ANIED, imriediately, a isrzs uuHner OF hEGRD
~ ~hEcHkNIgS. (7lscksmiflA CIpenteTs and
Mag lnlakrrs fT tie govern sent shops at this post,
for Which tie most Hberl wasesvaI Do pad Apply
q ny Office just AeioE the Post omco.
u Il BOON,
1srl~ Cff-fa frf a Hae q srfarmaetfr
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LATE NORTHERN HVTRLLGGENCE.
From Vest Tennessee.
Digpatches 70 the Northern press.l

Dispatches 70 the Northern Press
CAIRO, Dec 3l-An infsnty captain has arrived
here direct from Corin'h- He has Information from
Jackson up 70 Saturday nigat. aud left Trenton Sunday
morning. The garrison at Corinth was on half "a ATOMS
good living. The railroad is in running order from
Corinth 70 Jackson and from Jackson to Holly Springs
Gel Lee, " m a strong cavalry force, is ia rursuit Of
fsa Dorm and it is believed he viii catch him, if any
man can
The road has bsen 50 repaired that trains now run
from Jackson 20 Trenton The construction trains mn
TO within lime nj es this side of Trenton.
Every station house between Moscow fTslvs mile be-
low Columbus, ana jackson, is burned, and every
bridge between Moscow and Trenton il DESTROYED. also.
ali the bridge timber along the line Of the road Some
Of this was piled on tbs track and burned, thus destroy
work is destroyed, and much Of the track torn up. 4
smsll force went ont on the train Yesterday fro6t Co
force of several tbonsand left Trenton or szndev
morning, going IN the direction Of the Tennessee liver.
From Aqkaasas.
ST. Louis. December 3l.-Gen. Blunt teleFrapF .
Cen Carts from Van Buren,, Arkansas, DeeeEater &
We are Smelling the rebel camps across the r5veE fa
miles below here. II the enemy don't retrssti 1Fin 8 he
nigh, we shall endeayor 70 cross our troops in The morn,
ing. and offer battle.
ladened with supplies, ferry boat and 3 large amount
Of ammunition
STARTS Raid and Successes
NEw YoPK. December sls-Ths New York gri5uass
Washington dispatch says.
This report that the rebel cavalry crossed into Mary
land al o. near Edwards Ferry, is copf-med. They
were followed 70 Vienna yesterday mo-ning by 2 force
of mounted men under Capt J. +. Nix, OF SCOTS
500"
To-day he ecouaDissanc vas pushed as far IS Fry
ing Pan, near Ghanfiliy, by SIX captains Of the regiment
under Liegtenanf-CoL Wilkssonl Three rebel prisoners
were taken yesterday by the 9Th New YORK cavalry,
Col Percy. Gen. H{yndbam viii take up tue pursuit.
tomorrow.
A prisoter teken, belonging 70 tha 81 Virginia cavalry,
and nosv il tie Gsptoi prison. says that Lee, Stuart and
Hampton LEFT 5unteYB station on the 2fth inst, wish
asvsn thousand cavalry and six pieces of artillery. This
force was divided ssusrt with one thousand men and
two gnns. went 10 T~lnmsries; Hampton snd Les, with
six t6oussnd men and fcuT guns. ~went-whsref
Adspstch comes this afternoon FROM an officer near
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DeatrEetfre Hiro-six Thousand Bales
Cotton zEurned.

About two O'Clock ghis CWednesdaD morning a FIRE
broke cut ID the warehouse Of Meseis Greenwood &
Gray, corner Of Randolph and Bay streets ana 51thely
Sl1sumed the large quantity OF cotton stored shera.
The flames spread with such rapility. Of Vhieh only.
siose VINO nave seen e large cotton c9nhagraaoo have
aR adequate idea soon TIE whole MSS Has envelOPed
in flames, the brilliant light of which inuginatsd the
while neighborhood Of the city and he intense heat
could be felt At a considerable distaaee.
The tremen were promptly at their piaca Of duty
md worked with their accustomed ens- ~ and fdgltV
to Unrest thu progress Of SIC hrs. By thsir exsrsions 4
Wa confined 20 the Warshouss and lis contents. th5uah
4 was with much dificnity that he ciose7v adrenint
auction and cofaghssioa .house of 8essfs. Es XIV.
ingston eoald 6s aged. aud he BaphstFaeteFy CAapel,
HWoodep oniaing on the opposite side Of 3 street. s
eharrsd and dlsagured By the gseat hest 70 when twas
exposed
Wslearn tha.tbe amount Of gotten ia the warehouse
was iust about xix thousand bales, teiosging to both
5vytts sqd p'apters, and saat The entire amount was
sonsaE a.
books md pageTs in the vauit-of the warehouse afs
preserved The yaalt contains sa iron safe, t1 which
'eeure 0ds the bookSot The esiebhshment and otaer
vauebe pEpefs aFe net in me safe. though nrhs vauit.
aud their condition is more qnt~fiopahle. Ths vault
has not busfed CT fallen ia ftoRfthe Effects Of la heat
but Is stn unbroken.
There s every reason to beleEe thai this IRE was the
work Of 81 incendhry. BotR TIE hour q whea is br5ks
sat, and he locality near which was first disco vere5.
susssin thfs resumption We uudsrssand that there
wSs a door opening on Randolph street, below fAe men
entrance, from syhieh cotton bad AZ times bee delivered
but which aas G lste been closed and cotton pted p
SoLt~er vita TAts oaor dd uat hut ciossiv. eavinl.
AZ svet tare tbfcagh which bsaud or combus ibIs ma
.erisi - ght have beeE in.sr ed ItNas near lhis door
that tho FIRE was first discovered
The building. We learn. was ilsured. We have no
data IS 10 the amount Of cotton insured. but presume
hat a large proportion Of & a. usual had no insurance
C9ih5abKs. Gal SnH, Isl iasf
sTARVE WHOM Our army 1ia never siaFre go
long as pT0yt ions continue TO p0uF iowa q Il as las
besnihe case during ne last wees. On Saturday, sew.
sral huEdred hesd Of cattle, driven al The way from
Kentucky passed through this city en raute to hest.
terent slaughter pens Of the cove suineut. We sso ob-
served TIE Haivalof Pm immense train Of hogs f0matha
Soath, all full grown and IN fine orisr.d stned 10 bs
slaughtered ald packed away for the future use Of the
C0nfcdsrate arry-Pags4arg ErgTess-
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Our Latest DisPatehes
One Bay Later from the North.

e q any ~ AE8AM u FA0HAM
PETEssBURe, January THE Philadelphia Inquirer
of the 18th has been received at Ivor station. It has re
genera news Of appearances.
The Paris correspondent ofthe New York CONNER
eiai, under dafe Of Deeemb r 18th, says there is no
doubt of a secret league b tEeen SHden and tho French
government. shdeH5 being naturally interested in af
faiss in New oriesns, where his property has been con-
hscated. and as the french government looks upon
Louisiana as almost French property, the arrival Of q
French feet at New Orleans was received with great
ioyby southsrpsrs and tas oAsial journals announced
the fact in terms which would have been offensive to
any government but that OF the United States
he says that although i~ndicatons for the moment are
taat while a better feeling is growing up toward US in
England the contrary is true Of France.
Wool has superseded Gov. Morgan in command Of the
department Of New York.
Smith, Of the Interior Department., has resigned and
gone home.
Rumor says that Il coin Fras shot at and bis coach
man wounded, while ridinsin sHs street
The New Years eve grand reception, gissa by the
Pre- ide9t was largely attended by oopgrossueR and
re gn ministers
The Enquirer says the whole movement Of the armies
Of the re els show hat they made 5 d sperats exsrtiOn
toeut Ora ts army Of. and thai the moyeusDts were
planned BY Day1s himself, but had agnaly fsnsd
The eaptainof the bark Trent reports the deatrac-
ton ofhis vessel by 9 new rebel privsteer On the 5th Of
December, and himselt and crew set adrift.
Nothing later Of Interest from Marfreesbore.
From Virginia..
RICHMOND, Jaansry This Lynehbcfs Republican
says the Fedsrsls are rapidly reeonstracting the BaiH.
m re and Ohio railroad and trsias are runniog regu.
larry VEST of Msytinsburg.
The FseeFalt still occupy W nehsster and continue
degreds ions in the ysIiey.
VS. Ea7e nothing Of interest from the lines.