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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-19
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p FL Ik-NO O. lUi hlIS StltC1, OsCA
.one's, formerly French's) BOOK otore'
WAR NEVs.-Y esterday an extract from
New Orleans letter Of the til inst, was pub
r.be1 announcing that an early movement by
land and by water would be made on Port Hud-
sou Richmond papers Of Tuesday state that
Yhe naval portion OF the expedition, under
co,nmanl Of Admiral Farragut, had attacked
tha works. and was rcpulsed, with loss of the
r { steam irieate Mississippi and the disabling
Of the Aae-sbip. No further particulars are
received
late advices from Galveston, Texas, state
the Confederates have recently erected some
formidable batteries near the town, armlng
them with the guns Of the captured steamers
Harriet Lane and Westfeld. The blockading
fleet now and then throw shells into the forts
and town, but it is considered probable that no
attempt 70 capture the place will be made while
the Federal force remains as at present. The
Harriet Lane, it is said is up the river some
seventy miles, being converted into an IRON
dad
4 Cincinnati dispatch states chat there is no
longer any doubt that the Contederates intend
mixing Formidable movement III Kentucky,
as soon as the roads become rassable.
No official information relative to affairs at
Iicksbnrg and vicinity has yet been received.
I.aje Southern papers state that the Iazoo
evn,C:;fiDn ,aH arfaoE ri = fort M rho To!iaha at-
chic, and that the feet was compelled to retire.
Nothing IS said of the capture Of Iazoo City
Or the fact 0f steamboats, near Haines Bluff.
Confederate desertcrs report thatseve thou
sand men ere stationed at Mobile under Gen
Bnckner G'hree steam gunboats, a cutter and
q ram are ii the llarIor, and two or three of
tie olts have been iron clad Several new
vessels are III course Of construction and near
" ycompleted, one Of them fifty gun frigate
The chauuol has been blocked up ny slnken
vessels.
\ Fortress Monroe dispatch states that the
1oHtedeTatos, on Saturday and NIonday last,
made advances on the Federal lines ut VIII
iamsburg and Gloucester Point, but retired
without accomplishing anything Some fight
Ing occurred On the BIackwatcr on Monday
0ut 90 particulars are received.
Iho same dispatch states that the Confede~
EaFes attacked Novbern, T. c.. on Friday !ast,
and were defeated.
40 effort IS making to procure the appoint
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Z III
General under the Conscription act. All
previous appointments Of Provost Marsh sue
revoked.
| press dispatch from Ehe army Of the po.
.tomac states that the Confcderates are n7asse
On the Federal right
1t is stated that the reports Of the advance
OF the Conlederates On Fort Doneson and the
| loss OF artillery by the Federal forces at Jack
son, Tennessee, are without foundation in fact,
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THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
! A dispatch from Headquarters Army Of
the Potomac says, a cavalry fight occurred on
the Rappannock on Tuesday, beyond Kelly $
Ford. \ reconnaissance under General Ave
rlll, forced passage over the river in the face
Of a determined resistance by considerable
| body Of Confede rate sharpshooters, who.were
projected by houses, rifle pits, AID dry-nil
race, with an abattis in front.
The ford admitted but single horsenlan at
& time and the stream Was swollen and rapid.
Arriving at the south side of the river the
Federal cavalry charged in the entrench0eents,
killing and capturing the entire force, bssldes
securing a large number of horses picketed
| near by.
4 short distance from the shore, General
AVerl command encountered the JOnfeder
ate cavalry under Stuart and E'itzhueI1 Lee,
who had hastelled from Culpeper to prevent
the passage OF the river They made some
dashing charges upon the Federal troops, who
repulsed them, and in turn charged wita fatal
effect, using their sabres only in tho conflict
Whenever the Contederates made s'and they
were Immediately charged upon and routed from
their positions with great loss
The battle lasted five hours, and vas Sc
ries Of charges and hand 70 hand conflicts,
resulting In the Confederates falling lack
The force engaged was about ?, 900 -ell Oh
each side The ContedeYatos at lat ::.a'tk re-
fuge behind an entrenched battery, four ullles
from the ford, fanke1 by rife pits ami abattjs.
Gen. Averill having accomplished his o6jeci
aud secured his prisoners and the wounded On
t,,+ lr,l 4 q
crossed the river without attack o. other de-
| mollStration on the part OF the Corfederates.
Among the prisoners taken is }lajcr Dreck-
inridge, q cousin Of John {. BIecknridg dge.~-
About eighty prisoners have been brought III.
A ROYAL BRIDE DESCRIBED. - Lord Pal
merston, during debate in the House Of Com
mons on the 24th ultimo, on the Prince Of
Wales's annuity bill, thus summed up the quail
ifcations Of the Princess Alexandra, whose
marriage to the Prince was appointed for the
10th Instant
w hen the question arose Of selecting a
Princess who might be the wife Of the Prince
Of Wales, the following conditions " ere thought
to be requisite First Of all, that she should be
Young; next, that she should be handsome,
IA laugh, and hear, hear;J further, that she
should be agreeable, that she should be anna.
bic in her dist osition, that she should be we'll
}rought up; and, lastly: that she should be a
Protestant. Hear, l1ss.l. AlL she. on:'1> ~
tons, [ an happy 70 say, are united II the
Princess Alexandra. lCheers. trust, there
fore, that the choice will be as satisfactory to
the nation IS am sure it will Re cononclve TO
the happiness Of the Prince Of Wales
The reported capture of azoo City IS no"
.,rano,7nood ?,rnn2at11re. and the story OF the
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81 ,A VttH. ~ IYaSk3sy
signs %. fhs psrty wbieh slevatsii u pcAst
shs prsssnt occapat,s N tbs pfesldshsiAs
chair In WasAipgsop. aud which sosgh i V y
soacssl ito pprposs by ne psrHaioda ass of
the most solemn and repeated pisdgss..s
Speaking pf the fnaaeiai anaiFa s. sas
Ganfsdarasy, he Bays, s., - -, ! ~: 1..::.
s True, thai at the, close of tbs war Oir
debt will be large, bat Il win bs due % ont
own people, and neither interest or princI4
pie win DO, exported % diptanl coanttiss.
impoyerIshing euF own people Tor 'St shsif a'Ilt
benefit.
He congrasalatessh shs .0onfsdSrassy Ou az
couas of ths ffienaly rslasloBs existing be-
tween shs Oofsdsracy and the different In.
dian tribes. he dspfscsses ths sssssisits Of
q portion Of the Ghsrokees. o. >.ii ~ tErst
The Message windsrup wish's prayer for
peace. '''' =. :, - . Ss,''sf @. t2'S.&a9
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Nav York. Jan. Is.

't' --s NaW 0Ekx Jan. ID"
A correspondent Of the Times, With the
army Of the Potomac, says the rebelsfeEi-
IDENTIFY anticipate an attack as an early day.
Last night they threw mp ri1s pits s1tsnd-
ing over half mile Of ground. These
new piss are nearly opposite Falmouth, and
on the right of our position. Indications
show that the army is liable to receive
marching orders at any moment. The
movement mast and will take place before
many days. ..- ,..
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Indianapolis, Jan. l6.

4u1AuAOPVtSS ~@1s &S'
Resolutions were introduced into the
House yesterday declaring tie admission Of
Western Virginia into the Union as uncon-
ssltutonsl; also favoring q national con-
ventioa of ell the States at Louisville; also
favoring an armissiee during that time, and
pledgipg Indiana to refuse to pay saxeS for
compensated emancipation. Referred TO
committee on Federal relations. T..
Washington, Jan. 10.
The Richmond Dispatch says NOrth Car
DINA papers indicate and manifest fears,
not for Wilmington and the cOusry east
Raleigh, bus for the capital itself.
The Examiner says the theatre o. war on
q large scale is TO be transferred to North
Carolina.
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freesborlo.'
AZ Il Z u aslai gtos, Jdpyle.s

~ E*%'H = WSazaa aae eEOWs SaHsFVs
& The Secretary Of the Interior has sent to
Congress 3 latter aeoonpasyiuE letters
from Indian Csmmissieasr Dole. recon-
msnding an appropriasisn Of afty thousand
deIlaEs, al. sncs, for dissribation among Che
Utah Indians. based upon the fact that
many Of the savages are becoming restive
aod insubordinate, believing that shs Gov
erpment has lost the power and ability to
pro sset them on the one hand, and to keep
them in subiectiOn on the other. He also
recommends two temporary special agsn-
cies, one to the Cbippewas, Of Utah, and'
the other on the upper Missouri. .s''.''"r
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1T is BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE!
Neat and Expeditions


IoB PRlNrtEG. are mot surpassed IN the State.
- . - q ~ u
The materials all sarely new, comprising all the
later aud soA. approved stylssoi Type Border R=:ss
Ae together With Pss<r Jes Presse. Of the best
patterns. II will ever be the ambition ahd dster-
nnatiOnsf the ssssOrsss that all work sxscnted Il
this establishment sbsii Be stanguisAsa Ss the fea1
tares necessary 70 eoasatsss u asnaarsia--na ~,
eoTrs ctasss and asetasss Our persona superinten
- ..'E -gS
In Job Printing, guarantees lie fssaful psrto-
snOs Vi svsryish We iAsts ps roaase 9Th The asse.
rance to at that ourioag szperieaes and aasuFpass
He'A4iss, Hsto orders sHtrnstet
50 u, In mxnaer nsreEssfors sttsmptsdia this siss
Aor APP %sd in the STATE. ."@ :. IT'S Z ..T
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LoNssrkEnTs as0VEMKMrs.

IFhlIao3spnsaS aA0@akta J
. The Press' N .sbsiiis dispaseh sAss ahat
Gen. LobgssTsss; with s6iFssen bEigAassA ar
arrived at ohaksasooSa aaaa vas preparing
70 attack Rosssraasz nsxt week. -...,,k Il
The Chattauuvxs q Tyas~l - StAr---S'SFss *vs~'
o Dispatch annosasisg large feet Of FED
srsl transports ssd gua hosga soniag up
che river. .< 81. aa -r~ ..zsra assasE
+ An entire rebel resimeut dsssrtsa ss-
Gently, asa.sams iuto our liRes, BeaS MsTS
freesboTo.,sH7S. Il :. ',4tz g.. i RS .sr~. >,
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CAIRO, jan. 10.
An arrival from below brings information
that the army and navy WHICH was desied
success at victsturg, has achieved . vic
ory at Arkansas Poet, On the Askausaa
river, 100 miles above the mouth. That
formidable fortifcation, with all its gaus,
commissary and quusserpasters' stores, and
aaimtnaGitfon, ssresdtrsd Internationally
las. Sunday afternoon, 20 The forees under
McClerpapd and Porter the victory 10 coma
plete. We are yet without particuiars.-
The numbes Of prisoners taken Is reported
at from fvs TO. seven thousand ]. our loss 10
from three ts Eve hundred. .-s-,.a -, +
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hEnEL SxfsAasriEss ssi

/ sa4zaa '''s'1 ,siaigai NSwsY ofk !. Jan.s L. 81
aa,A a spseiaf NzsBvills aspsieA says, iaars-
igasa q lie 5asbiDg u he sssAmsrs.h For
rest, thAt ssssrtl Or sae' 'boals. ssstasssd
wounded soiafss Ahss afssr ,abey lad
jiunpsd sfoh Ess basaiss bsaigs wsas sAss
II II 30 Wdssr..s Tue Hsgro cfewssss . sasip-
ped ped of sbsff elStbhg! aua sato'srssa I'D
csasssbidsd, aud dthshs Ten sOatssvss ..aaaI
me olSSsfs aud sblaisfs %ssssssripaed bl
ihs;sir ilSs;s c.ossibss, ipatdiEed, aua shsa plsssi
sa ~ shnyySS hyS aTrFasa adj .sss asaI edI % tls0a
e Rsllsbis 9pfsinssoa iBas besss ssaslssd
fhas Efforts ars beng haas'by sasfabsasao
,cas olf Rosssrsp's sgpplies'asdvssssaty yispd
then then crash hid. 4 issaia lkas ESsgsIfsss
Wit attack hfiif xaxsek,isashi hissasirs
'iforsa, which, is istb6ughs, ssmbsss a5eeo.
.Rosscta6s i fdiy prepared 20 susss him,
bus be will notn34s Ontbs sGeasiss until
'certain eSpedisisBs zsases ahss capsafa o.
,be fsbs!s nov insrssrjaz with his ,aEsas-
ports, or dive thsni ofIs ss9s g 81 1f,#
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r HEADQUARTERS ARxY PoToNAc, /
y" q ~" "'.Efi4's 2 SO fnA FTR ~

.,.,.,.,tH - = -, .'.5 Jan. Is. J
The Richmond papsrs contain the fol-
lowinn -..-s.-t .,s.- T.. ..-..-
Chattanooga; jan. l4.--Oficial informa-
ton has bseti rscsivsd here that ROseCraps
hbas been ssrao'Bgiy rsinfofssd, and 10 repair
ing The road from here 10 Nashville! Gen.
Wheeler is 10 hia rear. add bas destroyed
the railroad bridge just flashed at Mil
Greek, q miles south of Nashvffis. tTbs
Fsderals are ten miles this side of Mdf.
s6oro5S ssrs.
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l4s al
-
Washington Jan. rs. !
il Ths Asssfasy Gsnsfal - reply g sss-
efatipn of shs Hease asking wig aihs eon-
hseaifon aos had DOT been enforced in the
Dissrissof oolunbis, enclosed : lstssf from
the district Attofpsy .ssasing that IN oil
sases that property had bssn ssizsd is had
been reported soshim By, ths military an
shorisiess with . sisw 10 condscasion, and
The praiiminary proceedings had been in
stisnted to secure she coadsmuasion OF the
game. He adds that there ere obstacles 70
the way Of Me laws as is nov stands, 80
ssr ions Dc 80 cause grave approximations
Eshas no satisfsssory rssulss will be attained
i'm the prosscusion Of sai.s authorized By il.
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WashIngton, Jan. Is.

! ....5 .. -. ~, Washington, JAM l5.y
Z The bill FOR the support Of military aoad-
emies for the ysar ending the 30th June,
1864, after some discussion, passed the
Senate to-dag-2a 20 Is. 3 iaaa< ~. I
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TNrERcEPTED REREE CORR EsFO1-
" .''1 Il =, t-s.:s, BENGE.. 80, . a.sge sa &,

zss 1sa zta5s lgdsgRahimoFeS.Jsn= IA. !
The Washington IntslIigencsg paAlisbea
eight eolsmussef the iaseF septsd rsAsl die:
patches. as ThssRsak il . bitter datsd Sspasm-
Der, from Secretary BepjaainLs o. Slidsh.
sxagxerating al The rebel victories, aaa
summing apthsF sderal lOssss, to that lime,
at $50, ,00O.> 90 ~ .s~.. +ssstt i
The most importau. part OF the, saEsss.
pondeoes relates to sAa mpvsmsnts Of ths
PreueE Csnsuis, ~ aAlvesson and Rieha
uoha; Supposed to hare originated in Paris,
TO induce Tsxas to ssssaa from tho aoath-
srn Coussdsr acg, an1 establish M sipdspen-,
dent Goverumsus. The srssnie. Of This dis
covsry was 90 order Ia Masrudsr 10 aeBd
the Consal 81 Gaivestoa "a Msxieosas soon
asspossible. TEE Goasnl ID Rlehmsnd Wss
ordsrsd.ss leave forthwishs Ahs latter efder
vas sseindsd, ihawesers4asgz o ss 4aT ea i
1T fsfGhes appears ishatsEarl !Rssssi's re-,
oeptioo Of CommissionsT Massn 4 wasf NOT
sach 90 comp Srss WitAsths las1ers asnse ef
rropffety, or lwah the. expectations efs the
Cohfedsfatts tesRishnona. MAaoas how.
ever, 10 is7somp'imsutsa fns lhia ssif.ahasSa-
ton. HI uoHssBsiag soFsmain. soiw;shssaa.. |.
aibs The asasyauess snsmAisb b. Nase sab
iectsd, 10 oonseqaenes % tbs ceelnessaf The
British Secrstasys * ..
i2 AaJthss postieaH Of the eorrespondehes
-
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} Sc. Louis, Jan. II.

d =. = :. al sc. Louis, Jan. II.
p A dispatch frgm GeneE4E Warren, dated
Houston, Tekas COaatyg Jsns i6th ssgs: ~
The enemy ars 10 fuli5rssTsas towdFd AT. :.
kansas. Matnbadake's forces are at Harts..
willie. They hatia Aght with fOuv or Ave
Thousand 1of their forces, 10 which they
killed aud wounded three hundred Of them.
Ths famous gaertilIa MCGaiid was killed,
and the n6torioas Ohief, PerteVgwas badly
wounded. - a7't~ = = TSsaI -
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j 1HE R,aMT AT ARKANSAS Ppsr::

- ..-e.s ast- .NSs;;tFp, - San' tlat A''t
The attack by our gup boats on Alan
sas Pess wasl eoutinued from r. day ere
ming putil saadsy aftsraOoD, st wbish tlne
our land forces stermed the works. "
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asEs. PAYS ARREsTED. !.

=, -. Caixps Jan. is Is
/ Gen. Asbosh hss pa amssuiasd ,ths sos39aass
nj Celanhasf RspaFt says sbss Gen. Dasds
ii plsced :puder arrest, aad hat his eonaass
il ,hs, iass, . air sisA Forrsss, at islapa No.
10 sad New Msdslds IA nj "a invsssisassaa
i sMassess stk Meapkis. aEa lspresentsd %
hsiag il, . sa,kex shspsie condition, auEiI
saas Essls Wy h ffsslrsa l \ rs z 81 sAen
straight. s,-.,g 8, =. 'is]
The opsning d shs Mississippi nass slss
locked fas issid II II u ! sssn.h. 8
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gan. II,

oelnz bu1 10 Jas.
Rsn WAaa va ndsaiAassd fsr usits
states geas sos bs inc RpabliuAs Ii co.. sas
iass hishl, add vill pssBabl n slssss
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l,,t -,.., .........,t. Nashville, Jan. is. q,
Il is repOrssd that Lougssrses 6as supes.
seeded Bragg. The brjdges, on, the Louis.
silie and Nashville railroad and thrse on
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroads
have been washed Gway BY high water. No
news from .MuffrsesbOros he telsssaph .is
ons aof Crtaess 'esqf eaaa aasa ll1 e t@5fsf -.
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New York, Jan. I6.

t So ~ @4sSW Abt ~ val" A~s
The steamer Illinois, from New Orleans
sth, has arrived. The rebels are enernaei-
ing % tbs Union lines, In the neighbGrhosd
Of DoDaldsOnEills, bar no damage y apprs'
"a II 80 81 - .Neae .ssy as A..
9nsnuse3i 'sf sSa, - ri ssa4s 4sst u =. ia.
, Tue affair at Galveston cauasd general
gloon smeng ashs army and navy, Admi-
raj. Fsrragut bad sent the Brockiyn, sciota,
and q, haif d6zeu ethes Of bis best Eesssls %
re.capsurs' the Harriet Lane as all hasards,
aad IL possibls, ID destroy the rebel guh.
boats. 90 tbs Bayou Buffalo. Nothing has
been heard from this expedition ap ta tbs
sims the Illisois Isfs, and soshing % BaDkS'
plans had transpired. Moss Of his troops
have gdne to Baton Rouge. 3, y s9.a. W. W.
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Ricbnoag pspss6 II shs fIUss. z sosssis
ta|ssMraips i M il sss s1IIsdl I'M aIl IL aaiss IL
n Ilniags9a, III AZ ibsasysd sss
ge5sssl Hsss apa - Il L u ksS. D rzuisss lEsfs.
,Nl non 60 d ba.say 4 ssFs u ss4aaEsd VI sssays
snvu. Apotbsr 1orsszsss iix Id isa t6Sasasd
sssops ere ia j = sasasslsgl ssaafds
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rss stsr 3 rser S5slss'Bil I'D 'Ess ssaassl.
a,is ad ess of 4 aJppls sra5s port, aJd assshsr
slsspsr f. 4 "a Is fs5n Nsssaa siEa .
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-ks Brislsa brig fEsvslock, md sehseasr
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'of Arkassss
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Clhtipnati, JaS. III

o@Ss 4As
A letter tEpp FlspmiDgburg, Ky, of the
a2sh, sayB, Eigsntsman from Abingdon, Ave
aays betsres reports that $4,000. .ssDfsdsI
rate troops bad PISSED shropgh sshss piaesl
To-, rsiafops Bssgg, IN Tennessee. This
asema 10 corrsbpra1s ths telegraph rspsfs
.srenssAs array Og sha Potomac. teat afsys
,axs. irsgi@snts had been sent from Lss's
army into Tsnpssgss, Il is doab falr hows
ever dwhsshaF stheys will be sbls1to gss
.lAsoeghs 40 Garter has dsstraysa Abe ruiz
road ia the eastern part Of the Stare .sss
5sa5's siasrTI saiIs bag YaRk sJss. IL: !,
ssi} II nssessd 20 the appEapsiskieas sssksd E6s
BY sscfssSsy Bpshsf FOR he Usah aadians,
il 10 stated thas tkss iIsdias AgsAss bslievs
.thas unless pfssehts are Gfeaibassdao thpss
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ITELEGRAPHIC.
BATURDAT's DIsPAFGHEs.l
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Rebels in Excellent condition.
Movements to OrOss the River.
Lee Feels Able tOCrush uFArmy
RICHMOND PAPERS GLOOMY
ON VICKSBURG AFFAIRS.
Details Of PembertOn'S Defeat.
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Port Hudson to be Attacked.
No Doubt it Will be Evacuated. |
Activity In Banks Department. |
REBEL INVASION OF KENTUCKY |
PROBABLE.
REBEL REPORTS FROM MISSIS-
SIPPI.
Pemherfnn and Inhnsfnn Rnfh
No Doubt it VIII be Evacuated.
Activity in Banks Department.
REBEL INVASION OF KENTUCKY
PROBABLE.
REBEL REPORTS FROM MlSSIS-
SIPPIu
PembeFtOn and Johnston Both
to Attack Grant.
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.

ANEW AOAAT ~ -Os .
A correspondent from the Potomac ar.
my, to the Tribune, dated the 2lst says
that the rebels are in excellent condition,
and that a movement is on foot either to
cross the river and give US battle near
that point, or else cross at Keliy's Ford
and drive in our forces in the direction Of
Rappahannock Station, and thus compel
our forces to change their base.
They state that Lee feels able to crush
our army in its present condition, and can
easily drive us into the defences around
Washington, or destroy and capture it.
He viii probably find himself mistaken.
The railroad to Richmond is reported to
be in complete running order
Large numbers of officers are leaving
on furloughs.
The Tribunes Washington dispatch says
that information received late this even
ing says that Grants victories on Friday
and Saturday were completeat every point
The Richmond papers of the 21st contain
details Of Pemberton's defeat, and the fall
ing back of the entire rebel forces North
ward. johnson was endea7oring TO bring
the rebel forces together to make q stand,
but Grant pursued him so hotly that he
was unable to, and was completely out-gen-
eraled.
The latest frebel dispatch state that
Grant was on the point of attacking john
stou.
General Banks, in private letter, ex-
presses his expectation that Louisiana will
soon be ready to enter the Union again,
this time as free State