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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-11
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
Federal Expedition to Jackson, n Orth
Carolina.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 4.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 4.
The Norfolk VrginiGn contains the fols
EwiDg:
SANII.LE's HEADQUARTERS, Aug. 3.
News has been received here of the cav
airy and artillery expedition under Col.
bPear. They crossed the CbOwan river,
ct Winton, N: C., and proceeded to jack
soa, twelve miles from Weldon, near the
Roanoke river, where the enemy was disa
covered in strong force. Our advance
made a splendid charge on the rebel adj.
vance, and drove them back, CAPTURING
20 prisoners. Oar gloss was two kiIIeS
and three wounded. We captured 60 balsa
Of cotton and 100 horses. Il has rAined
incesSantly since the expedition. started.
reudeFing the read. nearly impassible.-
The men have Suffered great hsrdships.
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KILLED.-A son of Mr.. Ste wart of this
city. who had been at work for Mr.. John
Kerwin two miles west of the city, was in
stantly killed by kick from one Of Mr..
Kerwin's horses on the ID inst. p. He enter
ed the stable to feed the horses, ana care.
,lsssly went t'O near their heels, and the
loss of bis life was the result. He vas
about IA years old.
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Church Dedication at LOgans-
port, Ind

A correspondent of the New York Free
mans Journal, writing from Logansport,
Ind, July Goth, gives the following ac-
count of the dedication of Catholic Church
at that place
at was our good fortune. on yesterday,
to be present at the dedication to God of
tbs very handsome church of St. Vincent
de Paul, Logansport, Indiana. Rev. Geo
A. Hamilton, pastor. 1t is constructed Of
solid stone. from base to summit, and is ca
pable of seating at least twelve hundred
persons. Its interior decorations are of the
highest artistic style. it beng beautifully
frCso ei and mbe lished with some magui6-
cent festoOns. aud lighted by uucommoulv
handsome stained glass Wirdows. The dsd.
ication was performed by the RI. Rever>
end Bishop Of Fl. Wayne, ordinary. The
sermon was delivered by the Re. Reverend
BishOp Of Louisville. Of it suffice to say,
that it was not one un Worthy of the learned
and eloquent Bishop Spaldine. Among the
clergy present 10 Ihe sanctuary We noticed
Revs. G. j. Maugin aud j. Whemhoff OF
Lafayette, also Revs. B. F. Force and TWO
other clergymen whose names we have for
gotten. Ri. Rev. Bishop Luers delivered
sermon at three o'clock, 10 German, aOd
DR.. Spslding delivered one in the evening,
at eight O'Clock, on "the peIpetuity of the
Church" Upon each of these occasions,
the church and surrounding grounds were
thronged with worshippers aud spectators.
The crowd was much tbickened BY the ar
rival Of train Of eight cars, at 10 A. n,
( from Lafayette, packed inside and outside
with persons come to attend the dedication.
Upon the whole, the day was one Of just
pride to the good Catholics of Loganspors,
particularly their excellent pastor, Father
Hamilton. lie toiled late and early, and
wore Q coat out ct the elbows, 10 erect the
beautiful dedicated on yesterday"
Most Of our readers will recognize in the
Rev. G. A. Hamilton, the eloquent and
worthy pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic
Church of this city, several years ago.
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1~ Hon. William L. Ysucy. the noted
Southern politician aud one of the earliest
apostles of secession, died at Montgomery.
Ala, on the 9th ult. ..
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knGa nous u

Millersburg, Ohio, July p.
ITO the lasting disgrace Of Mlllersburg,
the AbOiitionist Of thi.. place burnt bon
John o. CEHtenden. TIED s,:ssS!:
Yours. W."
We 6ud the above in the Cleveland
Plamdedler. 1t is.thus that the Abolition
lists insult the memory Of that pure and nc:
BILE patriot. When the murderer John
Brown was hanged they tied SrarsNn their
treasonatIe arms; but when the tried
friend of'his country. john J Crittcnden,
died. they burnt bchfres. Such is Adolf.
tionism.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-11

The MAMMOTH SHow.-Vsn Amburgt
& Co.'S. mcDsgerie will exhibit 10 this city
on Saturday next. They have an immense
collection OF animate which are said to be
highly tanned. Van Amburgh, whose fame
as successful tanner of the most ferocious
wild animals is worldwide, will accompa-
ny the exhibition, and perform some of his
wonderful feats. For details of this great
show, see advertisement in this days pa
per,
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A New EsTABLIsHMENT.-WeW would call
the attention Of dealers in groceries to the
card Of Messrs. AkerS & Casey, in our ad T..
vsrtising columns. They have opened one
of the heaviest establishments 10 Chicago,
and are prepared OF furnish goods on most
favorable terms. Here, where Mr.. Casey
resides and is 40 we'll and fav0rably known
it is not necessary to assure people that
they will get tue worth of their money by
patronizing Messrs. Akers & Casey.
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Gao REWARD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

T1RoM the subscriber about the 10Th Of July, .
X brown horse, white spot in his forehead aud .
ftIe white on dip Of his nose, hind foot white
hranded with the letter f. about nfteSn hands hiEh
set shod on his forward feet The above reward
viii Be- paid By the delivery OF the horss 70 the sub
scEiber ct EigOod, III.
August u, 1855 =
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The HARvEsT.-The grain in this sec.
ton is principally harvested. Owing to
the drouth the yield was not over two.
thirds the usual crop. The Quality Of thu
grain, however, is excellsDt. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-11

8@'J. W. Fenrerty, Sutlsr of the Yates
Snarpsho oter regiment, has cur thanks for
late Memphis papers.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-11

D%The Abolitionists have the har di.
hood TO charge Mr.. Vallandighsm with
having induced Morgan to make his Isdi.
ana raid. Iii is, Of c0urss, an infamous
fslsehood,
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STRAY HORSE.

TAKEN Up IN the Town d crsts, en- tie "a dsy 81
July fsss b john I. Changes, ooSbsy borssS6ysass
cd. u hsnal hiGAA bind IN h. Esha syS Afy<.ss4
joiis., LuslO, Isss
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@-By the steamship Arabia. we hs

D@By the steamship Arabia, we have
Interesting news from Europe. A debate
occurred 10 the British house of comm ons,
on the subject Of uilding vessels at English
docks for the Confederate States. Mr..
Cubden thought if the vessels now building
in England for JEFF. Davis government
were permitted to depart, it would cause
q declaration Of war on the part Of the
United States. PalmerstoD defended The
course Of bis government, and argued that
there was no distinction 10 principle be
tween furnishing the federsls with arms
and the con federates with ships.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-11

DEATH OF II. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ Our
readers of this city and vicinity will be
panied to learn of the death Of H. n.
johnson, Esq, which took place in Kan
kakee on the 9th inst., of typhoid fever.
He was young lawyer Of bright promise,
and BY bis ReDtlemauly attentions while
clerk in the post Office here, and bis correct
moral department won the respect aud es-
TEEN of all,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-11

PENXANsHlP.-Prof. Geo. S. Beall, one
of the most proficient teachers of penmao-
ship in the country, has arrived in this city
and will opeo school in YOuDg's Hall or,
Monday evening next. Terms, 81 for four
teen lessons. Those who wish to improve
in this most beautiful and useful accom-.
pIshment, should join Prof. Beall's class.
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w. A. STRONG. Jr., Mayor
Attest, W. II. ZARLKY, Clerk,

Be Il ordained BY The COMMON council OF
the City Of Joliet.
That Q side walk Be constructed on the
North side Of Cross street, from BIuf to
Hickory street, with suitable crossings
across Bluff street aud Broadway, said side
walk to be eight feet nids, four feet 70 be
OF ssOss AAd ths remainder Of gravel.
Passed and approved Aug. s. IS6a,
w. A. STRONG, j., hsyoS,
Attsst, W. ii. ZARLEY, Clerk.
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HONoRED BY THE DRAFT =. The telegraph
informs US that John G. Nicolay, private
secretary to the president, was drafted in
Washington City. As George is one Of the
strictest sect of loyalists, We shall expect
that he will recognize the Finger Of Prov
idcnce" pointing him to the field where
glory awsites him." We fear, however,
that he will turn out as did Edward Ev.
erett's sons, and pay his little $500.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Room OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
JOLIET, Aug 5, 1868.
Council met.
Present his Honor the Mayor and Aid.
Doolittle, Higinbotham, Herschbach, Hun.
ter. Paesold, Csgw;n, Leo, Casweil and
Porter.
Minutes of the three previous meetings
read and approved.
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ORDINANCES.

BE Il ordained by the common council of
The City Of Joliet.
That Jefferson street be graded from tbs
centre Of Chicago street to the east end Of
the River Bridge, with good gravel ms
terial, the same to be Is inches deep in the
centre of the street, and rounded down 20
six inches in depth at the sidss, that the
cutters Of the street be we'll faced with
stone. and proper outlets to be made into
the side drains at intervals along the said
street for the drainage Of surface water.
The eost Of said work to be paid for BY
special assessment to b levied for thar
purpose upon the property fronting said
street; The ordinances passed and sp7rov-
ed July 9th, 1863, in relation 10 the Rrad,
ing Of said street 10 hereby repealed.
Passed and approved Aug. S, 1853.
w. A. STRONG. Jr., Mayor.
Attest, W, III, ZARLKY. Cierk
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Memphis, Aug. 6.

The Sal ne arrived last evening from
below, loaded down with cotton. The City
of Memphis arrived also from below. She
is in the service of the Medical Department.
and had on board 400 sick. During :he
voyage NJ % of the sick died. and were
out of here and buried She remained
only long enough to take on supplies 0: ice
and other necessary stores, when she left
for St. Louis. where she will discharge her
sick list into the hospitals Of that city.
Gen. Ben. Prentiss and staff arrived from
Helena on the Courier this morning. Re-
ports are in town that he will SON take
command of this post, in place of Gen.
Hurlbut. who has resigned.
Several boats are in port and up from
New Orleans. As soon as the restrictions
are removed from the transit Of goods,
large trade with that port is sUticipa-
ted.
For some days past the weather has been
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From Memphis.
Memphis, Aug. 5

Memphis, Aug. 5.
By the arrival Of the MiunshahA have
advice from New Orleans to the 29lh and
VicIsburg 10 the lstinst.
On the 29th oc July Gen Banks end
staff, and Gems. Franklin. Weitzsl, Stone,
Bowen, and other officers, with large
number of invited citizens Of New Orleans,
took passage on the steamer Crescent City
for Vicksburg. The real object Of Gen.
Banks visit to that place is contrabapd,
but enough can be given the public to make
them feel satisfied that Q movement will
soouG be made that will equal in its accom-
plishment any yet put into execution.
The arrivals Of steamers at New Or.
leans on the 29th were the Raymond and
Iberville, from Vicksburg, and the Lsfour.
che, from Baton Rouge.
The river hero has risen, the PAST "a
hours six inches.
The Gsty, Lady Jackson. and Won Phu
| have arrived, and the Won Phul, Gaty, and
Minnehaha departed.
A few cases Of yellow fever have occur
red in New Orleans, but the health Of Iht
city for the time of year is good.
VIcksburg is reported very unhealthy
typhoid fever and diarrhea being the prin
cipal diseases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

blaek uen aud white, bond AM hss, Er The IA.
& rs defense
Rasot5sa, That, believing slavery % be the
Cause. sniaaus aud power NJ lha REBELLION, Es
regard no Freciamaian 81 Hssd0m a. tbs "sr8
laid rs he Toot d Tie tee, aad rejoice ia It 10.
9niY IS q msasu.s sf war, bus a. an act OF stor-
sal iGsaes wkaeh a CHRISTIAN nation oFss 10 la
slave.
Rss0lssf, Thai we believe Ia the use Of 90
goes IS soldiers, not Tom the maaH spint lhaz
now obtains, 4Es fhe7 shalbs employed 20 savs
white moni bat because. ia he Divine ProVt
dsHes, Il sdncRes ihsm into g nsbisr mahkood
AID conpsis fbe RESPECT 81 he nai0a that has
htaarto ensmVsf hin
RssosBsA That mash as #s may dsprscsie
war We alul pray for lhs triumph sf pdneipis,
ruth sud hbl--V .hsugh hey cons thrDagh me
path Of biaodi .ha5 W. despiBe forever any cem-
promise WITH IN insoIeut slave possT; that ne
aeEirs las end q this var alss % BE- The end of
slavery hers AID lee kasil Of rs ds5H n all tie
WorIi, SO ihat The devil u dseud bsisg east
out srd destroyed. God nay grant Us psrm4-
mont neaee-
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Erous rms .
AsF5cial dispatch 70 tao I~ztsl'gsses-i dated
at ChieksmsuEa, the 25sh, says:

AsFscisl dispatch 70 tao Istsl'ssses-5 dated
at Chieksasugs, the 25.h, says:
Tia easmy, after asst desper&asand bl0sdy
s~ssault. Yesterday, succeeded in eaiaiug era
vcu'a house On tie uorihsra slope Of Lo0keui
mouutsia. walshaI's brigade sllfarsd severely,
holding IN check I've divisions sad 5 lsrgg per
.0R or it vas captured eieveus0s's division
5eeuPied the crest of DE msuniEin. The assam;
vas Continued By aoeRIgRt until midHigh the
enemy safsinE severely cur ioTces gradually
falling hack.
At daylight this nsr8iag or troops retired
rom Lsoks1t 20 Missionary ridge.
Seven regiments Il the snsiny's cavalry fer
red lss TsaAesses a. tba E8ulhe Of Chiek8msuga
yesterday sdaraooR. Sbsnuzns corps being
on this side. attacked Wrghfa bdgals. which,
aitsr sharp contest, Withdrew with loss Of
tbres killed snd ffsen wounded.
Last night tae snemy's csvslTy made a raid
or Tyner'5 station, ioU- miles h0m Chicka-
ssngs, ard sueeesded ia burning q Taia Of
rTeusy-two wagons. They then proceeded en-
30 the East Tsnasssas and Georgia Tailrosd
Tbird day Of tbe battle Of Chst.aasoga com
neueed early this mgrEiHg On tho Left ead cen
teE Alter ssVsTal assaults our lines gave way
Ead gu Uan lell back in some confusion. Gu
cur right She azn's corps vas fOEr times re-
pulsed with grsas siaughtar, and driyea seTgBs
the river, We destroying the eReRy's peDtoon
sttsL Ihe hEhtRg 5o-day hss been lsrribls and
desperate, PROBABLY ths haaViaBt of tbs var.
Loss Of the enemy hss been usually grea. in
proportion 70 ours, Which is-ssva e.
Ii is reported thss force of Ave hundred Of
CT e sHeBy'a saTsly eaRe Ehreggh Igs's gap,
eighteen aad q BALI mi,a5 from Bals0E. Oar
forces are falling back 0 this point. There is
nothing q efeass panic or alarm, Gen Bfsgg
being fully sbis % asld lhe enemy in check.
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Religions FnaasIeisua - i. g,r,s.

The churches Of the North are running stark
mad with AboHtonsm. II re arsa series OF res.
o%ldtions passod by the Synod Of the Ers5Fs-
ieal Lutheran Church" Of Williamsburg. Penn
sylvsnia, Nbies, Ne are told, were adopted with
out a dissenting voice" They arc a good srps-
neHt Of Che religious fsnaaeism Of he North;
Ws8feas, Cur country S iaaosr;lsd by araea
i%Fsiiora, whose B7owed purpose IS % 5yerlBrn
the izhTic q Tres gavgTn ment, bsauea ned ID us
By our tsthefs. and ia ieu Thereof year another.
whose great atAtute Is that capital shaI own L.
Dor ami,
WhaIsas, We aeid ssah parssss 10 be q cru
saia sgziast sod and MAJ, civil and ~ iggous
liberty, whose success would be barbarian in
politics, stasi6m In religion and,
Whereas, We believe thas 10 crush this inla-
moB lnsgiIsey is ths vii Of God and he mis-
sion OF our nation; The work which, when done,
viii break y0kas aud letters from the zecks Of
slaves and become ihs teFTibls argument Of ihe
righteous L8rd against al eligaTeaies, arisi8cra-
siss, and slave p0weHs-the seed Rhnch, under
he Gospel, is 10 grew Rp through the ages inse
blooms and hearty Of HilloaiGmj therefore
Rlsgissd, That we, ss niEisssrsin synod as-
ssmbled, 90 pledge our hearty sapeort to the
President of the United Siatss feF tie SUPPRESS
ion Of Ibis most a~trosioGs Rebellion, bsseeehiny
70 use the whole nstipns maney sad nss,
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MOBILE, November IS New Orleans papers
say that the Fsdsral transport Tseanisoh. with
cotton, sugar and molsssss, vas dsslrsysd By
frs, near Basen Rsazs, on the 18Th last. Tss
vessel and cargo was valued At three HUNDRED
thousand dollars.
RlcmSoED, Noyeabsr 26-Ths.o5jsos 81 tae
visi! Of the French steamer to James river las
not yet boea ssssfsansd L is generally sue
posed that sha las some cs1nse.ion With ths re-
rsmeysl Of the FrsHeh tobacco stored in his
city Both tie Confsiarz2 AMI Lincoln Gov.
@ernmens agreed sons time sinca 70 the removal
Of Shis tsbaceoi but 5sis1s arTangsmssss were
perfected, the later wishsEsw taa.r azssnt
Il is rep7rtsa that a slasnsr has arrived 81 City
Point to-aiy. TIE French consul and two or
shrae C0niedsrate s&eeTs p1oeeedod down to
the river this afternoon, TO have an interview
with tie officers,
Ckidrsy & Jones tsBaeco factory eu Main
atsset, was damaged b. fra to-day TA5 lcss Is
estimated al s75 600.
Aporisn Of he citizens ambulance csFps &C.
csivsd orisrs yesterday 10 proceed 10 Marietta,
Ca, bus the order wss e-oansernzn6ed By tAs
surgeon gsnorsl in CONSEQUENCES Of the move
msnis Of Meade.
ORANGE CoERT HsgsE, NOV ga on5s5
crate scouting party under Lieut.. Duncan, Of
the sh Virgins cavalry, engaged she Yankees,
emitting Of . party Of sizssen men nssr Cal
pepper, yesterday, sgoIvs sf ghSn we've eassared
aud brought hors. Nearly I'll Of the snocy
ferca have been transferred from Fauquiar &c
Czlpapar. At The lswar ford Of The Eapidza 70
day, the eneny's cavalry and infs0sTy uads a
Communication rs il iassRdisg to e1sas. Our
artillery epoRed On them.
The eaeay 9 rsparisd to have crossed in force
q Eiyion, bu. Laws gone back
Some musketry skirnisling took place at
Mortoa'a ford.
No casualties reported.
BaIsreL, November 96-Ealhiug rsla5la
rem Knoxville, though rEmorg ars NUMEROUS
aEd conflicting.
Weather clear and zarn
sr~m GhHriestsz.
~CHhRLEsVoH, November 26-The & ing ie-
Day wss principally Ien mortar shslHng BE-
rsesn tho suemy's batteries on cur forts. MoHl
lI5s. johnson and Battery smkias on cur side,
were engaged with a part of-shs enemy.
The rambler Of shots fred wednesday niglt
on Sumter were two hsndrsd and foyiyihree, Of
winch e.ghtg-tAEse missed
Very little firing On sumtsg to-day.
10 casualties.
No further GFiBg On the city.
~GHARLEsToE, November 25-Ths euemy's
fra on Saatar has almost snIirsiy ceaEed, only
svsRty-one shots fred en- Wednesday, SIX Of
which missed. No sasaalsss.
~CHARLssTos, November 27-Tha Yankees
kept up a heavy ssrtar sLeihng ca For. sumisE
laat dighE, and are r~oatiHuiae it his morning
Nothing else sew.
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me war-pIasssra ana Negroaa,

Erem tbs Cotton Siates.l
Ihe SGr shil progresses, aud viii likely con
inue for some Lime to come. Lincoln has
made many promises 20 hsTs as subjugsted ana
begging mercy a. his feet within a given tine
YET each promise has besn er0wned with an e,
nominicus iallHrc; aad Esrl Russell does not
Exactly know ahas 70 mako OF these Southern
pespja--sae owners Of = Sorion of the sens Of
JaPhet They srs 81 enieua to ms bulihaad
r1yAl hiFhness. Lincoln ediaea him with an
ether promise viii each f)ailure, il 10 tsue. and
las spent two and : bali billion Of d0ilars, aud
ses called ont 81 many As one million seven
handred sRd ssvsHtY-hYe thousaEd murderer
10 carry ont his eoniracts With bis lordstip: but
the poor, weak and few ConfadeFsies alwavs
cutnumbar and Whip bis mighty hosts. accord
iag 10 his organs snd apOloeists; yet his high.
ness thinks that there Is semetbing, hence the
lsms are chained Il is very clear that # we re-
main true to ourselves, VIC will ultimately sue
coed. L vii Be 81 great aaaEfdcss; but il SO
2rove false, - other people nave d0hs, Lineain.
wIl suecasd-n0tI Lincoln exAotiy, bat Lincoln.
through as. viii eoBager-
Our whole dspendsnee is ia The Hegr0 b sqp-
ply The srny and people with meat aad bread
IS reasonable Tates-Eueh rates as 20. BrevsDt
sisrvslisH. snd is consequences. ~internal dis.
c0Fd. All tho Whita men who raissd provisions
ara IN tha army, anu ths. sons Of Ham mHstiesd
teen, aud issd thu Csnledsraey. This makes
she responsibilities Of the plRaters-9as large
slave holders, aTfUBy great The destinv Of
eur cause is in tAsir hands, Rsd "a tvss that
Sod viii lead theEI &c do taeir duty; for If fhev
fail, The Cause fails and political dsnunstion will
be The miserable and degrading result. Planlerg
q agct-bs ansrge3ie GAasos literally, a ne1iou's
lie Is in year hands. snd the world is the
Judge.
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We eoniins 10 get bat very liale information
Of a reliable and authentic natuTe from sbsve,
ezcep! the main fact ,has we have bean pretty
badly whipped by an overwhelming foTee Of the
enemy, having been driven from ell oar posi-
Sons, both on Lookout mountain aud Missionary
ridge. Oar loss in prisoners and artillery Is
heavy. In killed and wssnded The less Of the
enemy is much greater than ears. In fact al
parties from above concur in the statement tasi
tho enemy has been most severely punished
We hear sons Of eur regiments on the loft spo-
keH Of IN rathsr 6isParagiag tsrms, while on
he other. band The brigade Of Gen. WALTHALL,
10 particular, 10 mentioned in tsrms Of the high
eft praise. Il wiihslood the ODstauEhi Of tie
overwhelming foTcss Of tho ezemy until vel
aigh the last msn was esp9ursd.
Tho enemy are said to have advanced En-
sch1L0a in column, BY divisions, and their whole
force Is supposed TO have numbered one hundred
and twenty. thousand men. With all thei,
power, however, they were unable 10 force 0ur
light from IT'S posidon, and T. vas here where
the foo was most severely dealt with III sup.
posed thss naariy al Of or artillery 81 the LEFT
vas iest We haye heard ssrtsialy Of the less
Of the FL lowing batteries: S~LocoEB's. Six pieces
CoBB's, six pieces reserve, six pieces.
In this affair hs sEezy has gsiusd lis poia.-
The updisturbel possession ef C~hssAnooEa aHd
The 1airoad 70 Bridgeport and EssETle. Here
lie VIII winter and sccuauisis supplies fsT the
spring and Sumner esmpsign, unless be can,
b. some means, be engineered cut Of tie pIscs,
Of which We have Ettia hope.
Serious spprsbsus.sns are now 6eit fer the
safety Of Gen LoNGsrREET and hs command
The ensHy's cavalry have car Of Sd railroad
and talegrsphio communication with Rockville,
ard there is some doubt whether bis army can
subsiss lsng In Est Tsnnessss, unaidsd BY
suPpH-s from Mis quarter. We have literally
aotaing from Knoxville, eKlep. unreliable and
conflicting runners We continue, hsHeyoT, to
here fr he best and are Of opiniOs thss the
sacmy has been TOO bsily punished 8. Chalta-
nsoga to permit = dsB onstrston Tor ,hs relief OF
BURNSIDE ha# that qusrisr.