, 1863-01-27
Personal Ite1l1s,

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cey, was Killed at the Murfraesboro fight.
Says Prentice: ssWe have read JEFF. Da-
vis' speech at Richmond. II JEFF. and tho
Devil were to swap places, He'll would gain
III maljgnity what It lost in talent"
The city council Of Cincinnati; has ten
dered its thanks to Major General Rosccrans,
and the army under lis command, for the re-
cent signal victory over the rebels ut MUIR
frcesboro. General Rosecrans halls from Gin
cinnatj.
AN Alubama paper says: Of the 10000
gallant fellows whom Gen. Price led from
Missouri in April and May last, not more
than 9, 500 were lately left survivors Of the
casualties Of battles and camps fit for service.
The story which was circulated through
tue Eastern papers, to the effect that General
Morgan, Of Cumberland Gap notoriety, was
killed ut Vicksburg, is not true. The name
Of Gen. Wyman was confoundcd with that Of
Morgan.
Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island, has
been requested to enquire if the cadets at
West Point and the pupils in tho Naval School
ut Newport have been required to- take the
oath Of allegiance. If reports respecting.
Them are true, tho forma1ity should not be
neglected.
The liverpool 1lbion pnb1iHlks the cor
rcspondence between Gen. James Watson
Webb, the American Minister, and Mr.. Chris
tie, the British Minister to the Court Of Bra
I'll. The correspondence is Of a personal and
pugnacious character. A letter is also pnb-
Ished from Gen, Webb to Earl Russell, conf
plaining Of Mr. Christie's conduct.
Gov. johnson, Of Nashville, has notified
those who refuse to respond TO the tax for thu
relief Of the destitute, that unless they s:fork
oser" within four days they will be officially
visited and compelled to pay their instalment
"A menace which will no doubt bring tho re-
crcants to terms forthwith.
On the S1st Of December, Lieutenant
Colonel Garcsche was killed ut Murfrccsboro,
and on tile 29th Of December Major Garesche
was killed at Vicksburg. Thus at different
points, nearly 4 thousand miles apart, the Two
brothers hayc lost their lives within two days
of each other,
General Brcckinridgc had one Of his ears
taken of ut the battle Of Murfrccsboro. It
should be preserved in souse. The General
is marked Just as common thieves are in East
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49,. rns ~ "ua aoo en~eil ~ oi1cnee at
.nc Sn41stnAe less1'.''es ~ "oiac' IL Is sa'o
.uat i'ls Aei'ous sss'c!n ~ sef'ous45 a"eetea
py any 1uoue'. c,n.'ec III ene "eataef' ana tne
eaa'e''za''on LII Lis 1es proonces 1eSef'sn ex-
c''emeht.
a11oaiols 'e'a1n 10 has 1slano nome IN
ta1ae1a is "'soc l'c @u')ect oi e1aooiate aes-
e1ip'l0n os Inc correspondents oi inc Eng
nsA p"peH. Ms n'!es was lowered from 1hc
tflga1c s'aFotn'a 10 ooat, anu 1hence removed
10 INC shofe:
..-A daughter Of Inc rebel Commanding
General Lee, died at Jones' Springs, N. c., q
few days since.
~. a,.ho,,, r,,,,o,>. ne urr,a-
r.H-|A '' ts' 10y. " o' "Ao'
1e" years since, Elsl1eo our country, anu on
Ills return favored the world with his views Of
America md its peonle which wcrn mt very
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,sa...a.n ~. 1a.es ~ ei.us' n.s ~ reeentty oecu
iectufans IN dcuordshlre on the American,
war. Mr. I. expresses strong sympathies
for the North. He says: stThc Shareholders
ideas q. government ara m on;,r Int the r.:
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puuus'lns ~ ~ msos " an anlteo ana pcrnai
Icans from England, and there was nothing In
history so romorl,h1e "a Tho c,ara-,o., ,s;tt,
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