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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-11

Special d spassh sa tie Chiesgo Times
lsIFIlsRs's BESD, April 2l (vis Cairo,
! Anril 3lFl-Rnraors reached Alllksn's bead this
neFaiHs Shat tho gunboass had engaged the bst-
seyiss at Grand Gall, aud compelled their evscU-
alton eni suirender give this ss Ireeeiys i,
without yoHehiag for its correctness.
There are indications that forward movements
are hsTesfter TO be the order ef tic day Orders
wers Issued yesterday for the whole army to
marcia, sith six days rations Gen. Grant snd
aisf have moved to the font.
bsye nc further particulars from The trans
psris Wtieb iessiy parsed tha hstteTiss.
Gov. Yates and staff went to the front yestor-
dsy Before hs left be reviewed the troops in
Gen. L5gan's division.
The ssritary condition Of the army is ezeal-
lent.
special Dispatch to shs Chicago Times.
MEAIrHIs, April %, Wis CAIRO, April 3D.
The latest arrivals frori Youngs point bring in
telligencs up to Sunday morning.
Gen. Grant was st Carthage eighteen miles
below Young's point, on Saturday. He went
down en- Thursday It is not knewn whether
be viii make that place his headquarters
The raft up the Ys4oo river hiss been cut ard
oecssisaally portions Of it doatO Out. The rebels
have several rams mp the Yazoo, and the fact of
the raft being eEt indisatas that their rsms and
gurboets are ready to come ont.
II is doubtful whether any Of Che six trans
ports wkieh attempted to run the batteries at
Vicksburg On the night Of tire 23d, sueeseded
in passing Four Of them are known 10 be
sunk, snd tie other two, if ihey got by, arc
badly damaged The firing at the transports
wEI terrific. It commenced at u O'Clock at
night, and continued until daylight.
Il is reported that Col. Hillyer has resigned
bis position on Gen Grants stef
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EE ne have had tbs opportunity. says Tie
; knoxville Register, Of eonversing with an intel
dat C0niederais soldier, who was aiken prs
Scr in one Of the skirnishes in Middle Ten
hsssse. Hs was taken to Murfreesboro NASH
vile, Louisville, and thsacs By way Of Bala-
IaoSa 70 City Point, where be was exchanged.
The prisoners were al treated hsTshly BY the
Yankees, and sometimes cruelty. We gather
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Eg= The fsstory at Bsnksson mas susps,lol.
operations, and the piReeis being torthseHog for
Fesson has dispatched q messenger .g,.s9rv.-
troops g dofead and protect ne
eogds5oro Msss } Al0siVs, 25ih
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The Efmes on tle UR5srd States SeHase
and Foreign NaSieHs.


and Foreign IeasteHs.
The Bsndon Tunes observes, among TIE latest
precte1ings Of the United Ssstos senate, "a re-
buke to ell foTeign Eations who have presumed
to judge Ansliesn Affairs By American facts"
It rsfers to the tcries ef Toseiutions moved by
1I1. Sumner. condemnihg She spirit Of Ir. SUN.
ners dispa.eh to tae Freseh Gavernmsnt reject
Tag its propessI Of a.msdiasion. Thesa resolu-
lions regret that fsreign powers hsva net
frankly infofrsed SIS esuthsrn States that the
work in which hey are e1gAged is hopeless"
Tks Ttmes porsinently asks What evidence
has reached Esrops that ensbles it to give any
informssien Of ths kind The very measures
just passed IS the expiring house Of represents
ti7sa poini tbo other way. They leave the ia
press of party passion aud despair. They havs
little Of he ealmnels Of strength, or she quiet
assurance sf victory We call siiention to an
admirable article from the same paper on Ped
ersl Devastation which viii be found in an
other column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-11

That .fero Is 4 party in the ssuthsrA Confsd-
eFaev--w8sk in numbers il may be, bat strong
Is position sad iHfiusnes-Who wish 30 see tie
right Of suffrage restricted, is fact wkisk will
not admit Of denisl. The esssgoppings Of this
saRsmsst haYe been Observed ia various see
sioas. Ws hsvs aalsd atssEtiea 20 this matter
on several occasions beTst0f5rs. The last pub
tic EvoEal Of this d0Faa which has fallen ua-
dsy cur observation was Hsais By preacher in
Atlansa. sRd Che ssrmoa IN which it occurred
indo5ssd By one of tbs newspapers Of that
t0wg,
Why it is that certain preachers kavs suca 90
itching 10 enter the political arena we can not
imagine. They are generally bliad leaders il
politics Ths political sgrraou5 Of New Eng.
land, ss veil ss Old Esgiand, has d0se more
ts bring on the present war, tban ell otker
causes combined. Tke trUs minister Of Christ
never pFssehss politics. Like Paul, he fads
full emPloyReat for al his powers in preaching
s'Christ and bias erueiiiedn Tho cross of Christ
is tbs granaesi thought that ever engaged the
thoughts Of mortal man. He who can turn
from this to saks part in the political vranges
Of the day, not only nsgleots his own high vo-
cation, bat briggs upon himself the eOntempt Of
ell pasriots and Christians.
The people should be waichful. There is .
doep.Iaid scheme 70 defraad them oat ess-..,
rights Wicked politicians aud f fTa -;ab4 -j'S a.
ars combining together tsIT - nj. -o,fts- ~
sullss. = s1slifso sifs Of it they will be disf1an
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~ The London Tsmss So s.a. a7 Eior;5s
tbs British furnished the Aleos'. ''l'S, - -
ia Confsaerases did not bg5 CeRle'' S'4'7'-'
has skai.
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LETTER ERaaa vaURsBURG.
Special Correspondents Of the sgsnphis Aproall
VICKsBURe, Nay ., 1868.

. EueGi5L 81 the llsE1plh -pt o--li
YIoKsBURs, Nay 9, 1858
The movements Of the wiley Federal chief
are still envelopsd in doubt and uncertainty, and
I SHOULD rot be surprised if he would Jet tarn
away from bis hTsaiening position sud take
another reuta towards Viclsburg Tie desire
to accomplish the reduction Of this point with
ost the necessity cf an immediate attack upon
her dsfsDsas in foRt is so strongly seated in the
mind of General Grant that he will endeavor to
avoid an. assault here if any possible opening
offers elsewhere, and fear that be win make Us
troabls st some unexpected peint before the
tAiRg is over.
Tae general conFiesioa ameng ths leading
heads Of the military department seems to point
to en- aEsa3lt al alors eur fgoat, aHd for this
purpose every weak point is being strengthened,
aud every available piasa supplied with the
necessary Material wherewith 70 make success
ful resistance. 50 strcng and 60 ezlsfsivs is
our. whole lire Of dsfsnces, that uRivsrssl de-
sire exists for the foe to raske Bis appearances
here. Bat I have my own apprehension thst
General Grant dess not intend 10 comHiit any
slch folly as to march his army into the jaws Of
death BY attacking car dsfenses.
If We shoald hear ftat he has fallen back and
was moving to The interior seuthwsrd Ct Big
Black, itmight surprise ssms ef the military
wisdom, but it would be no mora than what, in
ny judgment, saight be expected.
The last heard of Che enemy was that he stiIl
occupies his position beTend Big Black OF
course we have to await bis sdvanos, asd ~
that can be done to make eur lines impregHs-
be is now being effected. Seine Of ths citizens
Of Vieksburg who took the precaution of rsmov-
ing their goods and valusblss from the city s.
ths frst approach Of the enemy, now find thera-
selves surrounded By the very dsngess whieh
they loft their homes to avoid. All The residents
near the Yankee lines are ordered to romoyo sl f
valsables, negroes, stock, provisions AID every
thing tkat might be of value to the enemy
Every precaztioA is taken to make the oecupa-
tion Of The country barren 70 ihs invaders.
Gen. Pemberton IS up to the emergency, aaJ
loses no time to perfect the organisation and de-
fsnses He is bafaworking and indefasgabIs
solder, AID unless his judgment should fail
him, have every confidence in his ability 70
defeat and repulse the invader. Ths principal
idea is 80 draw tho enemy forward to our iG-
tYenchnents, and if hs is blind eaoUgh 50 ua-
dertske tbowork of reducing eur batteries, we
cognt With cartsintY upon great CcntedeTate
vissoTy. NEST0R
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EF a note from she postmaster at Pontotoc,
dated May oh, says The Federals passed
this plsca going baok on Sunday night. Pick
els came within half nils Of tho towa, carry
ing of twenty white boys between the ages CT
thirteen and eigbtsan years
E It VIII be seen that the publication ofscs
Of lha vieksbarg Vsig was destroyed by FIRE
yesterday. Ia comnsn with ihs numerous
frisnda Of Mr. Shannon, We regret bis loss, and
hope be wiz be able 10 resume publication Of
bis journal Wishout delay
a In the osurse Of the Mcdowell investi-
CATION at St Loais. il was shosn that General
Hoyey had sold filesn negroes, Which had been
Eumbers Of Yankee ofissrs aYs abou. to
entar the Maxiosn srmy, having been offered
superior rsuk to that tbsy filed In the United
States army.
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--GoEsPHskCY IN LOUISVILLE Lo1isvilis
Journal, Of the 27th, states that @Lhe military
Authorities have faE sone tins past been ae-
lively engaged ia ferrotipg cut secret eTgsni-
cation that existed in the city, the object Of
which was 10 promote shs rebel cause, and en-
courage deseIlian from the Federal army, to-
sether with sarss desigas Of startling chsrse-
ter which we ers net At liberty TO di7ulgs at
this tirae. A large number has already been
arrested, witk Themas n Hicks, who is repre-
senssd aa the leading spirit, and other arrests
are now in progress. The raadszv0us Of this
organisation has been captured By ths military
authorities and as soon as We deem il exPadi-
eat 10 div1lIgs the facts connected with this ne
farious ploE, ws viii lay them before oar
raalsra p
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sTsies of Che North, shall obtain Is the pIico Of
success ihs uueavisbis duty Of hclding down,
under tbs heel OF military derpotisuz, tho strug-
ging and palpitating remains Of what were
Gnes she Ssushsfn States
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Tbe St Lsuis Republican says " Until
reesntlv. Whita nsn--Insn eff nerYB and sinew,
ara who hoped to better their condition in tbs
world 81 fsw years Of tsil---were the resiB-
tents Of good wages aad we're Ia eomfoDabis
eireumsianees Now the influx Of fEnsway
negroes. in defence Of the law, unsetting
everything "
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From VicIIsbura-The DaiIy yFhis GA
Fsrra-----1


YIcKsBuEs, Nay 9.-Nothius new f0a re esnt
The snsny has been landing troops to-aay below
Yoanga Point ii Is Supposed hey dsrRsd 6 sa-
inforee Grant
The Fhg oiica was Destroyed b. IRE tbs sissrnoou.
Origiu Of the FIRE unknown
Federal CavalrT RelreatiuE.
RcHNosD. May 9--stousmaa'a esvsl1y brass tasi'
camp on Thursday and started foT The Ra7pehelnses
Afer stealing al the harsss they co7iG Cad. they elt
she throEts OF two hundred Of theis asnoai horses
Great EsailEond Bridge ssaFnee'
Inbadsn has DESTROYED the great Chest river Bulge
Burdck he Baltimore aad Oslo rsilr0si j 7as
built ~ enorm0us eost and regarded al1 if the
greatest triumphs Of science.
Hooker EsRssEEE Esrezuutursiy-
TIE Washiagton Chronicle ~ the 4ia plbifliss ca
orisr from H0oksr ssted the 3lrl ult- rei rs to
tie Erniy hsaEtleis sstsfsetiOa that t1e 1lsrs
he last three days haa determined hat iAs ereF u7e
IN gloriousY hy, out from beind DIS 1sslse3
sad give as battle groand. where is-
st-uction awaits hina.
The Chronies has rot word about tie lsfsat of f1
Yankee army a OhansslorsvIls.
Draft Ordered
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--LATEST BY TELEGBAP PH
IMPORTANT FR8a TIE H8REl
VaIlasdigham Arrested and Imprisoned
sersoas Dfss=rsa.asss - SsFfoas fsle-
lEc zseUoEuff5l celsaseresf-

spssial @ .ls Alempais AppeaI
say4ToBss. Nay s.-Tae Cal-sso Times a1 ~ CO.
waiea have received. contains dila-e- lzsa lla'
einaa.i. dad 5Iay 5.h witch ss5s
Zen. @ T. Vsliladighan has BEEN sfzeslsa b eer
paay Il s9idisrr o. eas 3 e gi3asl5 8aI1 Ha-
dssih order
Soldiers were dilzi5l.aa in iAs le 7o
. dwelling VIE erieTsd sEsyso5y $50 Asir l91lfs
Els hovss vas ihea sarrounlss sn1 5sessa Paia
yaiIaaaisasn takss high ground. aaeiarns BE eiA
not answer 70 ne m.ii.ary u WI Be nad is-
diassty Parties have g5ss 70 aesaad b q tarp- =
get chi writ d ha5eas eor1uz fsau the Eu.ssd ss
dis.rtt court fr rs Northers di7rst q s'a stats
Mr. =. has been ssnt q tho military oa-sess e -s-
port, Ksatacsy.
His arrest caused CREST ersftanaui in Montgomery
county gYagen laadfoi people ael-a 20 Es7asa uroe
bsaripg the startling Intelligence. Er1s saal sei-
diars into the city Eiis canaoa.
zersis hrcl shsas tau o'al.7s r.lf. whe1
tzs .Fa--zal ----7--s
were burned The Telegraph wires were also sut aa
the bridge On ths sCelBm5as aa5 Esnia ra.irold uis
burned
Ths residence q Cel Hsnsi provost aarsha fsf ias
State d thrsateaed
Al tho latest accents ths PHILIPS Aeszs vn q DE,
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fT,ds aese gloomy auspices tho nsasa Of
Bfs.reh has closed, and the period viii shortly
arrivs whsi4 the summer heats viii egain lend
,teeir 2er FIul eo.operssion TO ths cause Of tho
south no one can presume e say what are
the revgfsss aad vicss ades which fofsaae, not
yet satisfied with tue sailasi1gs OF tho Anerlean
people, hes in store ioT either party bas tne
inforrasficn which hss iasE reached Us makes it
abundsnely evident, iE it wsys not SO before,
that ths ehoies hsaeefsih for the South IS be-
tween victory and determination. for The North
bsfwoen peace and yuit--Tein certain i the var
ID ufssgaetsd, as Il aasily may Sc, to pains
which VIII leave TIE President wiEaaat rev
enae and without su sinY--rUin stiil more osr-
Lois snd esnplets if the wicked espirations q
fanatical hate be accomplished, ead tho eentssl
Government, already triumphant oveg iee ho-
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Draft ordered.
The Earqsis Of nariiaslsn On sss " az.

IL SAYS Liucoiu has iEsued sH ordar f1f 1aai 81
$4,000 men This call the na.iaa FL great l7uy
should reach every haart
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oUR PURPOSE.

SUNDAY MORNING, NAY 10
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LIVERPOOL, April IS, evening. buoy
snt and holders demard an aavages. Bead
ssuffs duh and essier. Pfovisions heavier.
LONDON, Ap7il is, evening for
money, 923G92g; EriO 1901; Illiaois Cen
irsl, 435a 422 diseouEt.
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FROM wAsHINGTOn

H
ii WAsHNaroa, Jsr.. 6-Ssyenteen men Of
windhsm's command we're picked up lssi night
as Chsntills bJ txousslenls!s tom S.uart's CIV
elFy division. .s-r,s,.-fs y
PfesideEt LiDooln's reasons for signing the
DILL admitting Western Virginia into The Union.
were 90 foilosG; lss, ltiRss the correct polioy
Of tina Admihislrarion to secure ss much Tree
territory 90 possible, ana With as little ,oub, /;
81, That 90 The Wheeling Legislature bai
osen recognized by Congress se Ihe Lsgis!atuss
of the State oi ViTsins, that body h1d the su,
tnority 10 adopt measures Locking TO the dive
ION OF the State; that the, responsibility old
COZ lie With tnope who did not vo,e against "
viz: the inhsbtsnts Of the eastern potion pi
she States. 81. Add the lpTincipls that DO vas
bound to laae Gaze Si b friends. Toe o. lini0os
OF the PsesldeuL were IN WraiDg, abd gefs reno
10 the Cabinet msetDgE Hall Of The Cabinet
we're opposed 10 the MEASURE. 'g 'gucu y
The House Mllitery commit tee met tthismorD-
Ing ana dlsp0sed OfJR large amount Of Dusi.
mesa on hand. a report b, Q ossa prepared and
aill DO submit tsa as The ntxi meeting, 10 favor
Of the proposition Of Hon. Eli Thsyes for
raising twenty thousand men 10 gu as Of med
smierants TO- fiofids, and 70 bsin the service
Of the United States tor nine molths. .ssrs
The House, Naval committee 10 day heard
arguments Id favor Of the plan no v being con.
sidstsd Tor providing for the bringing Of quo
'haats into the Lakes Oft West aud Essti--
,Tnls important matter will occnpy ths attention
OF the eommitbse for some days. q.
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Hon. q. O. log.

There 10 great unaniniiy amDrg the Ds1p.
cratic pres, OF Ohio Ia urgos the claims Of ibis
gentleman for the 5pslkefsbip Of The D,xs
Congress. We haVe Heretofore Ttf,4in,d from
any reference to sne subject, cot beoluse be VAS
not cur choice Tor the sisl,0n, bat bec4 use We
considered 1t supeia Ious 70 sag ytbiug 10 bic
favor. Mr. Coz hss been thoroughly tried 10
the represettiuve halls Of The nation, AID
never found wanting 10 any Of the requisites Of
craftsmanship. hs 10 worthy 0. euy place 10
che gilt Of the people. or o, their Represents.
tivee In Cougress. His political opponents have
Invented many plans to crush hi1, bat be 81.
says "digs out" We certainly hops be will
r'chvs the unanimous support OF ito Demo.
cratic nenbers Of The b,It House for tho
Speakefship .-Ncytp5H Rxp,yim,Af.
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etai. Motion % dspis sns strike case from docket
Nos No. 50. CHARLES =. Bolt ii. Heavy aransll O.
al Mouon 70 dismls and strii tho ose from docket
granted.
Most. christopher Fleming VI. I'M shte of Ohio.
Writ Of error allowed, ,y,
BixleE w JOIN Bixlep.@ Motion 10 docket reserved
case. Dveriuied r tho reason that the order Of peS
ervAtioo va made at Nay elm e0i and no gIbSeQusl
ordsr a. The Hast t.rm OF the Di.trlot Oours. =
-ko.H. Joopen b gltk Va lanes o. Wolf ct al
Ltaye 70 docket reserved case g. 6aied
No. S. Jloob Vernon vs. Joseph Wehi d al. Leave
70 d9ck OF Tese we'd osse granted, ,-
Nc. 81. Owen ReeFss et al 70. William Il. Gkes.
Tet 81. Motion to doeket reserved Gaze - tss
ama cut OF Its order fot hearhR apttd.
No 81. David ;LoiIh aduilsistator Of Ieeph Bio
hsu, deeeael. VI. Tbs q neinnau, HrnltIn \ Dayton
Railroad Company. Leave TO docket rs,ery.d ciSs
grtn,ed. r' se ..1t
dlo petiIion 10 error granted
AdJOurned uutl 3hsrsdsy morDloS az 10 o'clock,
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Governor seymasr,s Inaugural Address
I'd bis iususarsl addrers at Albsny on the
lat Inst. GnYarnol erYnnuh aaIdi y v

y I have solemnly sworn to support tie Con
sdtation Of the United Slater, with its Restri0
iioas and guarantees. and sball support H.
have also sworn r. support the Constitution Of
t'e Slate of. .NeF Yoik, vita all its poWess and
flghtsI and shall Uphold II, go .i-i v. q
1 have sworn TO support the dulles Of the
ofa,Gof Governor OF the State, and Eith your
Aid rheJ thail be fol hiully pPrfoFmed. These
on.ttut.ons aud laws are meant foE the guid.
auce Of our official coDduct, aud for your pro-
tsotion end vtllsre. The Ant Law recorded
for my Observance Ia thstdeclsFing that It shall
be The duty Of the Governor 10 naiDtain and
defetd the sovereignty sud Jurisdiction Of the
Safe The most siicI Iiti ldcii0n of The Con-
stiiutlon 10 that the Governor fh4ll sake care
that the laws are faithfully executed, and so
hsIp me Gcd they etall be He world not
dseli on the present occasion on our nstlosal
az Ira.
Our position as q State has hten happily a..
lud.d " b. my predecessor. Wy We've on ihe
"a .cs will ba laid before tle legislature.
While knowing that his positlca gave him bit
little cortIoI ,oVeP national afaiFs, he fG)V.
Seymou lytt yeutured to iIpsl ihsI before esg
eDd Of LIs tenn OF service lhs couulry Moald
DO sSain great, glorious, aud united ~ 10 ouss
1A9, t.t H. IT..
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Ot)is Gtates,,ttrian
ElGRAPTIIC:
Morning and Moor, Ri Reports
Further s.s%f .

NIw YohK, Jan. The folloSing 10 ste
olal atpat D 10 a morning iper: ...-l
| MusYAEEsBlRo, Jan. 5h, via NAfHvILL,. Jan
G b The enemy evacuated Ia haste duriD,
Saturday pight. L. 10 reported they were ter
ribly demosalIsed from losses, bat they left o,
propery hshino. Gsu. Negley pursued then
with Infantry. A clvalry free aiso followed
today. Spear . Frat Tennessee bfiga eltsok,
ed aud dispersed their rear gund OF cavalry
Their less 10 Wednesdays battle was, five
thousand, several hundred on Thursday, over
Two thou aud on Friday, and one Thousand ,u
5ltutdsy bisht includiog wousded and cap.
tpred. We have d teen hundred OF them pris'
oneTs; two Colobels end several Msiars. The
bodies Of B -ig.. Generals Esaps and Hanson are
here. Gen. 3 eekinsdge vac sevoEely wound
I'd, end Gen. Adsms had en- arm broken. Mi
Clarence Psentics vas wounded IN the thig6
Tbe famous isi L'uisauis regiment was de
ttsoyed. ~ .4-o3 ~ moo Il as-a
out oND Iosats 10 an ,he engagements we're
eleven huLdreo killed, abous si1 ihougaId
wouBded,uud seveSl thoussnd prisoners. O0e
Third ef,GEo wounded will soon be- Able to 70.
Aumo DUTY. '0dt army vas oons dsrably de-
pteuiat.d ~ sttaRglsrs, including q Dumser oi
6faoers, who will be disgracsiuily diimissed,
several for deeerIion. =. - os .
Col. MooSyj "a b Oslo, Wounde6S Col. Cbse.
Andettopi 93J OOio, Col. Nick Anderson, 60
ooio, Col John F. Miller, s0GDoed, did pOs
leave the 6sId. Col. W .llIams. 25.l Illiuoi',
killed. Leu .,c5l. Hun, 37h iodisns, wound
I'd, nOE dangerously. We had about twenty
Ave .Hsld eli asrs kilea nud % hlny wounded.
L cut. CSi n .naer, 2adl lSd!sus, reported kil,'
cd, is weusdsa sno q psisoDer.i the Chicago
BJsId Of TfAde Battery, which behaved gallant
Is. lea, lcu5 Killed -sud eight wounded, ineldd
ing 'L'ttt. Ghffin, W6undsd. L1oGis's M'oai
gSj Battery lost Cne killed, twelve wounded and
tniTteen hofseGklhsd. as Cd a-ft1N rli
A review oil Ice Geld OF battle GDoe the eVao-
uaslOp, IhoHe that the enemy weIe more foIni'
dablJ posted than, we had developed, even BY
our ieftiGe 2skdDg, "a -l .il-
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mlssSnri Lestslaturo. L

tfffhaoa Ciry55, Jan. Z. IA resolution offered
in the Hcuse yesterday 20 memorial - Congress
70 pass an aet'txoudlDg slaves Of loyal masters
from the military lines Of ibis 6ssts,vas referred
50 the committee on Federal Relations JIi II
session then convened 70 eelect two U 8. SsnS-
tors. John B! Henderson, wss elettsl on the
Gre, ballot, BY hfsy-seysn majority ovsI RIB.
DWilsop, for the term ending March ed. B
Gre Bcown, Jno 8 Phelps, Ssml. T. Clover
and Saml. l. BieckinsldSs. we're then n6minAt.
ed for the iour years term The fr-t ballot
resulted as follow.: Brosb 81, Poslps 81, GloS-
es 81, Bieck!nIidse blank, Mel B. $50, 4
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"TzE Democsatio leaders arc preparing to
sanction the aiesolution Of Ito Uniona,-FaRa.
Press. -ns-.l-z1 1JI3 g. -.a.- H-t .ht
Thisis cool from press aSose psr.islns, as.
socistess cooperative ats RTowed disuniopists
who, like Greeley, cay If the South desires
@ 90 she shoaM be gsatlaed-aho, like the
Republican chairman Of the committee Of Wsys
aud hssns IN Coogteas, declare lheJ never will
consent to the 70 establishment Of, the Union
under the itudon-who, like Beecber, ssy
they vi hsye the uoion only a. Il ought TO b.
(sccoicing. 80 ,'heir standsId), nos az IL pss;
and uho kr Ga'IisoD, Paillp,, etc !, ,proaouac-
ed our Csls,.,pstrnai 9overndent q league
VT deslh Ald a covenant silh bell -BostOR
Pest.
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bLcutyrLLsy Jan. 6 --E3epdQ dQaartsrs ase ad-

. bLeunyILLsy Jlns 6 - dQasrtsrs ere cd
vised that previous to the MarTeesboro hght Z
large portion Of A0deFson's troops muiinlsd Q,
Nashville, and refused &, advaDee. 1.-THE To-
mainder, sbou, three hundred, eent qinto The
fight under RoseDgsrlen and Ward, and bs.
havtd CALAMITY 0;defs have been sent slGne
she lne iof the arrest Of large humber Es'
ported 10 have deserted. and tbsir rstusu %
Nashville nironsY. . aas- ss..- sa.y, !.
Colonel Bruce cip.ured az Nashville large
amount Of valuable army stores from tbs
rebels. s.uE31 81 o. liiW 8tti'Paa4Es
"A Nashville dispatch says some rebel prison
ers captured on TlugsdAy and paroled, had bseC
10 Murlrsesboro Iour honrs. They Teso direc
from Richmond. - Vo sS's-0S.D .D'V sAe1' =