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-REapING NATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TALH-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.

We ARE REQUEsTRD TO ANNOUNCE that from
this date until the meeting OF Congress the
President will be unable to receive visitors, his
time being fully occupied by public business.
November IS, 1863. fo.. ~
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Arrival Of the Rebel Msrsaa In Canada.
TORONTO, Nov. 30.-The notorious John H.
More an, who lately escaped from the Colum.
hns penits ntiary, arrived hero BY the Great
Western Railway tot day.
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ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.

ANOTHER PROCLAMATUON.
THANKSGIVING TURKIES At WILSON'S.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES The uAdersigne9
i having perfected his arrangements In PhnsaN..
phiA, New YORK and Boston, takes this msthod o.
Informing his cid customers and the public gen.
orally that he 10 receiving daily By express
Prime Chester COUNTY Beet,
South Down Mutton.
Salem county IN. ~ Veal
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Oapons,
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet Bread, Pheasants. Partrdsess -.
Gfouse, enipe, WoodeOck, and every luxury OF sAs
Boston Clear PORT. Soussd Pigs Feet and Trips.
Smoked and Picked Salmon and Haho9t,
Also, . largo supply Of Soreisn and pomes"s
Hm sna v .sS a,hsr. giving entertainments
this In the chsapsst sna ksSt IACe n wan1aMns0'
119 Pennsylvania avenuet
oe 3o-6m between 18th and OSn street..
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From Ailssn Head .

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The steamer America,
from Hilton Head on the 18th and Stono Iniei
at eng bt O'Clock on the evening Of the 26th, has
arrived with Government dispatches and do.
tachment Of the Sixth regulars.
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steamer Chased b, q Rebel Prs,.,,.r

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-A British brig from
Jacme! reports, November 18th, in Crooked
Island Passage, che saw q rebel propeller ba rk
chasiL & an American sidewheel steamer. The
latter was seven miles ahead, and had 10 eagle
on her Wheel.house.
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Up 70 three O'Clock this Afternoon. the Gov
eminent was still without any adviees to-day
whatever. from our Army OF the Potomac;
and the entire absence Of information from ii
was regarded as evidence OF tho fact that
General Meade Is executing his plans without
meeting the enemy in suficient force to inter
fere seriously with his purpose.
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GETTING CoLD.-At midnight last night the
thermometer stood at thirty, and during the
night thin coating of ice was formed.
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hND PINE CARVED OCTAVE PIANO FOR
- Sale 70, $40. One g.. Octave. for s $50
are beat order. We hsve Also inst 70 IIIkvl
esivsd = large assortment Of PIANOFOhTES from
tke factories Of SteinWay & Sons Raven & Bacon
and Hsines Broth which offer for sale At ths
lowest factory Vrioes Prr shasing eIclus.vsy for
caab enabled to offer better tzrns tn an any
other house. W. g. METZEROTT,
dein cor. of nth st. ara Pa ave,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs.-Emily Mar.
shall, profanity; S15s. David Lee, suspicion
of desertion; military. Ellen Sullivan, dru nk,
Ass. J. b. Fletcher, disorderly; dismissed
Crirles Jarden, do; S15e.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MEADE,s ARMY,

HEAVY AND CONTINUOUS FIRING YKsrER
DAY.
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FROM TENNESSEE,
GEN. FOSTER AT CUMBERLAND CAT

GEN. GRANGER SIRE OF SUCCESS AGAINST
BRAGG
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

A. NJ. BININGER kCO.,
BRANCH or Nos. 10 AND FL BROAD ST.. New Yeax
o11lR FOB SALE AT THEIR STORE.
he. S37 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
MAR THIRTIlETn sTRIlr.
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBocxEk.
THl MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Supported WINES AND LIQUORS
ToBB FOUND IN THs METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES CAN aoODs,
KITS AND KEGS MOL MAOKERKL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
. JUSED PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLIsR DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
Lu1UR1Es INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Msssrs. A. II. b. Il 90. are also sols Proprissn
o; BININGlRY CELEBRATID
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put - In Quart Bottles for medicinal lss.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~ All articles bought at their store warranted
of the rst quality, and forv arded to any part Of
the city free of Xpenee.
Al we intend to be permanently located, " n
spe ctfuill request families to gives q call.
ABRAM n. BINING1R,
HENRY 7. 0APIN.
WAsIne1oH, December. 1854.
~ vrNYNcvv l. m
dI-r ROLLIH CHURCH Aesut
OvlR FOUR THOUSAND
ALREADY ORDERED
VIII be published on or before Friday, Novsu,-
Der 2sth. 1853.
RICHSTEIN'S STRANGERS GUIDE
AND EvERYBODY'S POCKET
HANDY-BOOK.
Containing
A complete Guide to Washington City,
Description and Location of the Public Buildings.
Locstion of Principal Public Offices &C., TO-,
Rank and PAY Of United States Army,
q" Marine CORPS,
Salaries OF Principal Officers Of United States Of ~
Departments, ~- -
Population of States and Territories,
Principal Cities and Towns,
Tables Of Moneys, Weights, and Meas
United States,
Interesting stxtistics, compiled from late Gems
Report,
Distances from Washington to Principal Cities,
A Family Laundry Book for one year,
4 Blank Hemoran dunn Book,
And other valuable and interesting inform en-.
The cheapest Book Of the kind ever published,
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Send in your orders early.
Sent by mail free on receipt Of price.
Published by
WILLIAMsF RiCHSTEIH
at the National Book ct
ais Penn. avenue, bet. 18th and LII
Post ONCE Box II
NO 9-lm Washington, D.
ANOTHER PROCLAMATtON.
THANKSGIVING TVRKIES AT WILSONS.
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T. e 81 y q Ran
: : : ''assazFsessasss ueRstr z9~ss=ssssza1ss-
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ran LApIzs.
wshAvsjust received the entire stock Of 3sssr,
Jourssss 4 Co., on consignment. s~s'est
These goods have bssn manafact area for city
trs.s sr will b closed ous q great s.criae.,
Ladies' vho wish TO buy god MUHB At a, or
set Of good 1uRs at 90, ere invited TO call 1t
LANsBURaH & BRO.Y -.
BAL rIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
s1s sIvIHrH srRIIr.
dsiaw' Sd toor shove street. D.,
" LXHsBUIGH L BRo.v
:. BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, a
37s s1v1HrH STKlBT, -'s
So DOOR ABovB I. ~ 9.
Jus. received from the late sale o, tn. .yris.
ssr Esss, abs srss Of FL.
Al ss. shades hnest quality FRENCH MlRINo
SO Sc sAfhSsAs1 sKIars rom ?. eu.,
thu Ess =
with . srs.. man, other good. too nan.rou. to
Do not f.il to call a, ons. =. none, can b saved
at LANSBURGH SRO d
del7v Baltimore BarRsin st"r,.
s a.Ss +: ~ :',,
4sn. 81 e & z.;E 1, f i s.: a'
double 'ss 's': :sis, Vt. IT: s. SIS s.s
Monsns Bal%orals gig to g.
-. eiiidssn'. ST. t'S'
.Nomen's sliprers 50 cts. to 81.
shes; be sold At prices lower than can 20 bought
and shoes. At tho Ssn
prices. Call early AZ d examine my etc K.
do, cost. Successor to q 4 9s1s9r.,.
r oBERrs' s1RUP Q! WILD CHERRY AM
OBSTINATE F., & 5s 5S Siss A e, COLDS.
Th T. is no.t uss!u, remedy for persons suffer-
The Breast IIrt.tioa Of the Throst etc. It Gum M
, s. in eonceptr.te4 form the edial qualities
st Ter It cots but sent per Bottle ens oa ss
fS!ts ~ many e ers
31s Penn. avenue, nearly Opposite
MoUkN1NG DRsss GOODS.
s y, urn de:I sh~s Evils.
b. 'in aia e e0s sii HasS9Ia OS.:
Mour ming Collars.
We have very large stock Of the above goods
sno are prepared to sell ~ Low as sny house in the
roo IT 3Os Pennsylvania avenue
II r IS GODS.
Splendid stcck Of
French M inoes,
Silk and Wool Reps.
All Wool French Poplins.
And other choice Dress Goods Just received from
late auction sa'es, ~ will be sold very eh.ap.
no 80 II 3OS PennsylvsniA avenue.
HoUsERURNIeHING DRY GOODS.
We invite attention to our large stock Of
Blankets, sheetipss, Table Cloths,
Liz en- DAmssks, TsWe1nas,
Naplins Quilts, Crash,
Cloth Table Covers. &c &c.
All a. which We sall At Ma. York yriees.
noso-2t 3ss psnnsyisania svsna..
G. q 3 re FOR 4 4u Y srLLtos.
Oa!y eents'or any Song Nth Piano Aceomsani-
Onward and Upward.
The Union must Stand
The Nations Prayer lor Thank sgivins day.
~ ~. 20 1910 10 n tsf fu sssuaful Land.
SsiRs vt; Pre-! Not: Weary Pilgrim.
Es:l :: ssss. 70 More 70 Part.
Alas. and did my Savior Bleed. 10. 10.
soaoAAcK1ks ID. MMG ION! sHs!
No.4 Market spsss and Psns. s!:..
no2S Second story.
TEMPLE OF FANCY,
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VIM. Willis, throwing stones; dismissed. Thos.
Kehoe, Assault and battery; Jail tor court. Is.
Tnompsons Drank aad profans; 81. CathArine
McGrAws vakr1ney; Wofkhous0. AinsWofth
0cceenow, doe 10. Hannah Butler, drunk;
disMdssed. Mary Stephens, Oatharine Light,
OnRHANs' CouRT. Judee PxrceU-This morn.
ipg letters Of Administrations were issued to
John &. Sinnard, on the estate Of Cyrus +.
Smeed.
The frst and final accounts of VIM. p. John.
ston, administrator Of the late Laurist0n B.
Hardin, OF Thos. Bayne, administrator Of late
Rev. e. A. KNIGHT and Stephen T. Brow n, ad.
ministrator Of Thomas Cissell, were approved
A large amount Of other business was also
transacted.
CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Jasfice Carf.er.-Ths
Sickle cut on case Is still before the Court,
snls being the eighteenth day. It is expected
that mr.. sherwood wilt BE- crcss lex amined TO-
morrow, and that the case will thereafter be
ei''. y ~ .''' saly.:sa1 .asaA q
EoURrH WARD STATION OAsns.-R4uben
Beverly, assault and battery; bail for peace
Isaac Talks, disorderly; 81 IS. g. A. Harr,
threats; N. Il. Harr, do.i tor hearing. Joshua
Davis assault and battery. Jail for court
Robert Cochran vaxrancy; military. -
first battalion Of the first Massachusetts heavy
artillery, numbering $50 mon, under the com.
nsnd of Major ROlph, arrived at the Soldiers
Rest and proceeded TO their destination. T! )
SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs-EmilyMa Mar
shall, profanity; $1.5s. David Lee, suspicion
Of desertion; military. Ellen Sullivan, drunk
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BRACES MAIN FORCE BEYOND DALTON
GEORGIA,
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FIR ST s
NATIONAL BANK OF WAShlNe10N'
C.pitsl-S5OO,0 900.

~This BAuK, Organised under the Ha"c ~.
Bankins Law Of the llas. Congress, II onenso s.n
day for the transastipn Of business, ct sae eofnf
a Iiftssath md , saEssts. opposite Treasury 20
se.tmsnt. ii. ,. COOKS, Prsstdest:
1UjHeI e.. n,.,,,s. .s
- 1ss ~ ~ q 4. SIYlNBER9.
a Market ScseX bet tn and 9Th s9..
no q II \pdsr the Avenne no e.s.-
CIoAxS, cIsouLA.s AND saAwIs.
sLAcx ULoTH SACKS ssNes,
p % 90 fFos 4!to ~
ssdSsfnp eissAyisHs, f fsSn2 T. IL st!SH =.
sOAIL1f OlO1xs ssa o. 1914 81 Z Z Is. s'
=. ynxissy. ne Nl M1IAYLy1..S:-
III lAfAL NA11IAal. q q. sssa. =
-: --' AZ , 's''s.iacssaSkf a11o'.
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A RRIvAL OF SANTA cLAUsi

Great opening of
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS FOR TIE
HOLIDAYS.
Suitable for big ana little folks, on Monday, At
MRS. r. CLITCX'S,
NO SO-St 2SS Pennsyivania svanue
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D.
fere seriously with his purpose
CHARGED WITH DIsLeYALrY.
. Narcrs Dnval, charged with sending dis
loyal communications through the Hines by
blockade runners, was before Capt. Todd yes
terday, and by his orders committed to. tina Old
Capitol. r,s .5..-st.5i = $500 :. arzas ''
SENT SourH.-Ex-7ox. Thomas q. Pratt, OF
Maryland, and his private Secretary,; Col. Jos.
Nicholson, who were among those arrested Q
few days ago in Anne Arundel county, for dis.
ioya1ty, were yesterday seat South, via For
tr.ss Monroe. they havic efused to take the
oath of allegiance. Ex.Gov. Pratt was elected
Governor Of Maryland in 1914, and was subss.
quently chosen q. S.Senator BY the Maryland
Legislature. He served one term. Col. Mich
olson was for many years Clerk Of the Mary
land State Senate, and subsequently clerk in
the U. S. Senate. -gay 5.:F.tg 5T.-~. o. --r.tF
:, RKCoyERINe.-The President Is steadily re.
covering from his indspositiou, and It IL not
doubted that he will, in q day or two, be equal
to the active resumptioa Of hts artuous duties,
4 a,Aing.en Money Marks.-Ln,,., Q.o.
Furnished by Levi. Johnson Il Co., Bank
ofB: 81.
Buying. Sailing
u. s Coupon Bones, 1ssl ......1feS r.: 1894
u, 52ys. ......., ...".ptT
u. 8. 7:30 Notes. 10,
Quartermasters' Checks. .Sx
New Oertincates.... ...........:a7X
Amefican Goio. .a5aia6x HaK
NEW YORK. 1AT1s-sRCoHD BOARD.
Coupon 81, 1881, 1902; 1905. 1O6X: Certin-
Gates Of Indebtedness. SO; Gold, l47x; Erie
R.R, W4x; Chicago and Rock Island, 1O2x;
n 81 WQvno loo and
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UkNING DREss GOODS.

M6urnins ShaWIs
PlscK Grape Vets
urnil Pocket HandketchisHs,
kla Hid And Silk Gloves,
Mour ming Collars,
We have = very large stock Of the above good,
and are prepared to sell ~ low IS any house in tn
country J. MAY a 90
ro3 II 3OS Pennsylvania avenue
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DIANO fORTlsl PIANO YORTIs
PIANO FORTEDi

TIE Largest Stock-The Greatest Variety Of
PIANOS
MUSIC STORE OF UUxVv
JOHN r ELLIS
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
del-St between 9Th ana 10th SITS
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:. RKCOvERINe.-The President Is steadily re-.
covering from his indispositiou,. and 1t is not
doubted that he will, in day or two, be equal
to the active resumptios Of hts artiuous duties
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XNOLTORDS MEN OF THE TIME: London: 4.
w To.Esend's Manual Of Dates: L,ndon; Ss.ss.
Irving s sketS Y, Soon. blue ana sold; 81.
Wreath Of Beauty. illustrated; a2sn
Heroes. Martyrs and Notable Men Of the Time,
with Pcrtraits on Steel 9l2.
Irvirss Sketch Book, artists edition; Slb.
The Le4end B of6leepy Hollow, illustrated; IL 25
de ERANQK TAYINR
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"A comT cd atsd with good Board At Sio M1ss.
avenue. Terms 81 per week. de l3t.
ZOE sALI-A BAK1KY do,ns good basines,.
Apply sS .sss eF almost any ds
ROARD-A. fe. respectable. sentl.men ON 10
ss. - 18Th next to the VII sSy h ssS5SAueu
/ uplsr door, With Piano Forte; also. two hasa.
so.
EOR bENT-A BRICK STABLE, ON the corn,
street. Aso two HORSE VIA sSkKTs - and 3
Del -. 3 .tre.t, no $50.
T,AKEN Up EsTRAY--A Large Das. colored
i cow with wide turned up aorns; small star
sr 1 s1ss fsst Ssc 6s
CHOw GASES FOR SALE.
For Sale, two fine four feet SHOW Gases, mad. By
G. Of the best M kers in New York. Apply TO
DELFT f''' s 81 ssHsn s aG s1i:.,.
EOR eALl-Ths right of POSSESSION And
+ FURNITUR BE Of Bosr ding house; the Houss
por,t2 Of the Furniture new smme e ee enss
sion at . low rent. Price, including Furniture.
Address Mrs ST CLAIR, Star ONE. de1s.-
AIRS. =. J. HOWELL, 454 Eighth street be-
Nl tween the avenue and D street, willsh a
zen on TUESDAY, Dece mbsr Ist, a handfomeE5t ~
assortment of French Flower. By the box, SNES
or Spring Bridal VIZ. aths, feathers Headfresss -
of all kinds. wax Fruit BY the Dozen A'so BE
kets filed with Fruit suitable for presents for the
approaching holidays. Wreaths made te order
oe linn
DIANO fORT1SI PIANO EORTBSf
TIE Largest Stock-The Grestest Variety Of
PIANOS
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III o B
Splendid stcck Of
French Ma inoes,
SILK and Wool Bpm gltnes,
Silk and Wool Reps.
All Wool French Poplins
And other choice Dress Goods Just received from
late auction So Is, ~ d will be sold very cheap
J. J. NAY 4 CO
no SIT 3OS Pennsylv ii avenue
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u oBERrs' sIRUP OF WILD CH1RRY AN :,
IL FAR,
For TIE CCRE or
OBSTINATE @, IJGHS AND OOIDa

This 10 most useful remedy for persons suffer-
ing from Coughs. Colds, Weakness and Psins in
the Breast IIr,t.tioa Of the Throat. etc It c,m.
of Wi Cherry Park with the healing pror rt,es
Of Tar. 1t cots but 50 cent. per bottle AMI one
hottie In many cases \ ill spfice to effect a cnra
For sale by CHARLES STOTT
de l2AW1Ot Natfonsi HotsJ
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q. o. Direct Tax Co0misaioaers Tor a.
no n. lavtLec 81 District Of HoUtk CARROLL
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LAplIs's1re at 90. ols. On. up T. also.
CHiLDFEE's sErs At %. %. %. up to %.
Great supply now ready.
FOR ssls At HlYNOr,..
no a. Inn - Rsn-..s
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GENERAL MEADE,S ARMY,

Details of its Successful Advance-Heayy
Skirmishins on Friday and Saturday.
The Enemy Repalsed in Every Encoun.
ter-Captnre of One Thousand Prisoners
The Operations Of Last Week.
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H0UsEPURNIeHING DRY GOODS.
We invite attention to our large stock Of
Blankets, sheetipgs, Table Cloths.
LiLen Damasks, Tswelinas,
Eapl ms Quilts, Crash,
Cloth Table Covers. dc &c.
All a. uhich sall At Nav York prices. r.
J ]. MAY 4 CO.,
no 0-zt 39s Pennsylvania avenue
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MIR. AMBRosE's LETTERS.

Our readers will find on a succeeding page the
first Of series of letters on the questions of the
day, by Mr.. PAUL AMBROSE, which we shall follow
with the insertion Of the remaining numbers, as
rapidly as other claims on our columns will per-
NIT The commencement of their publication has
already been delayed for weeks by the pressure
of matter left on our hands at the adjournment Of
the recent session Of Congress- in the shape of laws,
legislative documents, &c. These letters of Mr..
Ambrose will treat of the origin, character, and
incidents of the rebellion, and written with the
hope of awakening the Union sentiment which the
author-himself Southern man-belicves to be
lurking all through the South, and which he
thinks would rejoice in the opportunity of reacting
on opinion there. Of the literary ability of the
author the letters themselves will bear ample evil
dence; he is, as we have said, Southern man,
well acquainted with the pecuarities in the char
acter aud habits of the South, and, having mingled
largely in the political discussions and eminently in
the public councils Of the country, and always op
posed to and opposing those anti-nationa doctrines
and idiosyncrasics Of the South which at length
rpened into rebellion, there is hardly statesman
of our acquaintance so well qualified for the task
he has undertaken as himself
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PASS E s.

Gen. HEINTZEsMAN has issued an order that no passes
whatever will be respected to or the lines Of
this department on the souh side of the Potomac and
that should any persons be permitted to pass the lines
they will be accompanied by military escort
CATTLE RUNNING At LARGE.
Gen. HEINIzELMAN has also issued an order stating
that the destruction Of fences in the counties OF Prince
William, Loudoun, Alexandria, aud Fairfax, Virginia,
renders it necessary, for the cultivation Of the land that
all stock should be confined carefully herded IL
accordingly ordered that stock found running at large
and not sufficiently herded shall be seized and turned
to the provost marshal to be disposed Of the General
commanding may direct Stock not herded watched,
80 ss to prevent their trospsssne upon cultivated lands
will be regarded running large and seized accordingly
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FROM TENNESSEE.

GAINESVILLE, APRIL 8.-Twelve hundred rebels under
Woodward, with two pieces Of artillery captured and
burnt the steamers Lowell and Ssxonia to-day killing the
captain of the Lowell and shooting of the arm of the cap
tain of the Saxona The passengers and the above
boat have arrived here.
CLARKsvILLE, APRIL 9-An expedition sent out by
Col Bruce last night under Col Boone surprised Wood
ward recaptured our stores and took prisoners
There was severe skrmishng this morning Col Boone
pursued the retreatng rebels fifteen miles Our fleet with
three guntoa,s is here tonight.
CINCINNATI, APRIL 9.--The Commercials special
Murfreesboro despatch Col Wilder has returned from
an expedition, wa Lebanon and Carthage Twepty.nne
rebels were captured before reaching Snow Hi and 600
bushels of wheat and much and bacon were
Col Wilder brought in three hundred and sixty negroes
Several rebels n Federal uniforms shot During the
past week our expedition have captured hundred
horses and mules, two hundred prisoners and two
dred negroes and destroyed much rebel forage and sub
sistance.
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH
OUR FLEET OVER THE CHARLESTON BAR
MOVEMENT OF GEN. BANKS.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMac
Thursday, april 9, 1868.
The Richmond Wing Of the 9Th Instant has the follow
lug n reference to the situation of Charleston
" All thoughts centered upon Charleston Off
eia intelligence made public early yesterday morning
that The eDemys runcad feet had attempted to eros, the
bar aud failed but later in the day it was announced that
the gunboats and transports had succeeded n
aud were at anchor Our iron cads lay between the forts
quietly awaiting the attack Further ute il looked
for with eager anxiety The Yankees have made no secret
OF their vsst preparations for attack upon Charleston
aud we may well anticipate desperate conflict"
The same paper Of the Stb says in despatch dated
Jackson, April 9Th:
New Orleans reports Of the lst instant remark that
Banks crossed with ten thousand men at
and has gone down the Bayou Plaquemne to reinforce
Weitzrl aud attack the Bayou Teche country"
rebel despatch dated at Chattanooga April 5th, saws
on Friday aud driven back TO Snow HILL where h.
he'd his position aud the enemy retreated l)ur troop.
under Col. smith repused at Woodbury. on Sat,r
day. aud fell back to within twelve miles Of McMnnvillo
Loss one killed and eight prisoners"
Another despatch, dated at Chattanooga April g. saws
The enemy advanced on Woodbury. aud McMnnviIIe
aud were outhsnked by forces and retired column
o tederas hiteen Thousand strong is advancing on Co.
lomoia battle Is considered imminent before the week
closes"
Under paragraph headed " b read Desttution, the
Richmond Whg says;
Lee Mallory the lessee Of Metropolitan Hall. bs,
established depot at the Hall for the distribution of
twenyour huodred oaves of bread per mouth for the
needy families o soldiers in the field The Ladies' Re
nevolent Society superinend the distribution which will
take place on Tuesdays aod Fridays of each week the
oenehciaries beng furnished with tickets for bread
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Ii having been stated to the contrary requested
to say the Keokuk built by Whitney * Co. OF New
York and the WeehswkeD that led the feet aud escaped
uniojured was built by Secor & Co, Of New York
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The exact complexion Of The next House of Repreen-
tatves ia not yet definitely ssttled There already
elected according to the cl.ssi6caon Of the New York
Tribune, eghyfve Republicans and seventy four Demo
crate TweByfour members are yet to be elected from
the following named States:
Vermont -.---..--.-.3 California ...-..3
MARY land ..---.----.5 Kentucky.