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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
cad CtGrAI1Y.

Private Charles River, member Of Bait9-y !, st
T. :. Artillery while out th party OF pioncera IN
Thursday last met with sad accident which threatens
TO prove mortal while in tho oct OF stepping over
log tie trigger of his caIbre became cntapeef io tic
thick undorirish dschaiging the contents II 10 ca
hne Ile bullet entered his right check just below tie
oye ard passed out at the hlek of his skull cags,n tie
brain 20 protrudo from the fracture lie nov Iiss In
on iHsonsibe state in the hospital at Beacion. The
surgeons con slider his recovery quite doubtful.
The reGnli.tmcut fever Is spreading from regiment ~
regiment embracing inglntrr, artillery, cavalry a''i
every arm Of the service The greatest enthusiasm
prevails and it is quite encouraging 20 witness the eios
with which tue veterans march up 70 cnroi iiciGse'es
for another three years term If hardship.
AcEnOWLEOGBESTs.
In my account OF tie cavalry raid 10 Pogo Why
aad lI.fay omitted to acknowledge my ndcD"d1e,s
to Viscornt r i. von Miohaioaski hc''rgt tommandtr
OF Battery T. lst u. ). Horse Artillery Lieut.. AhehaI-
oRski de cd vJug correspondent every facility sx'
tending sucl hospitality aud oil assisted greasy ID
furnishing IuE TRIBUNE VT the exclusive Lews or
this important and highly snccessnl expedition. i"
Cot. Smith snd staR OF tie lst Maine 1ayay, ~
thanks ere slo due for kird iyors extended, and de-
tailed information Of the raid. j. j. IS. f
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
GEN. AyEBILL's GREAT RAID.
saGr Be,urm Of n Cooperating Ferce-A
Heavy Force Of Rebels Outgcncraied.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Dec 20 1883.
~xpedition 10 cooperate with Gen. Ayerll,
consisting Of two regiments Of infantry 400 cavalry
and battery Of six guns. force Numbering 400 In
ALL under the command Of Col George d. Well, Of the
3ih Massachusetts, Infantry, las returned to Hrpers
Ferry without the loss Of q man.
After penetrating TO lIarrisonburg, wherc Ayorill
had finished bis work and after Wells had accomplished
his diversion strictly according to orders he found him
self confronted by 1900 to 10000 of Lees forces, with
Gen. Rossers brigade and part Of Suarts cavalry In
his rear at Front Royal
BY clover strategy and forced marches ho escaped
the former and avoided the laor forces, and reached
his post with his and munitions unharmed. SO dcs
perac at one time seemed the chances OF the expedition
that the Rebels In Winchester offered bets that not
man would return A hundred Rebel prisoners were
safely brought OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

proximity 20 the hlockading squadron he teegrapneu
his position up the hay 10 Fort t'3'en, 'I' lhrco
launches each with twenty men, were sent to Ai' pro
lection. On The third night lie succeeded w sttn/
ont aud reached Bermuda ia two dlyi and q lli. lie
eaptain states tLa tue following steamers were err
tuT,d in running the blockade: CoInuhia, N0yeuier
II; Ea, Nov. ~; Ellen ard Annie tie I'm. Ghd the
Marra,ct eud Jessie on the lith. The Ron'rt f Leo
was set fire the h also in order 90 void cap
avoid capture. The tognct has arrived ~ beIuad''
The captain states that az Wilmington ard 'hn'c-t"n
most kinds Of provisions are somcwhat li'nilul but
tea, coffee, sugar. Sc, are very scarce.
MR. CoDDhN AND THE MARQUIS or hARfiNGT"N.
The following correspondence has pa ed be-
tween Mr. Golden and the Marquis OF b9rtns'on; :,
Aiirii RsT, Dee. . letA
Ny 7 ORD. You win perhaps be good enough TO take
an carly opportunity u correcting publicly your
Il had almost said rccloss-pererson o me leln'ihs
which fcll from me on American aituIs ~ EOeh.te.
While with my pen in band permit me to oid that
with better opportunities than yOnr Lordshp Of studying
the system of popular education and tho sta.o oi society
in the New England states, did not recognize much
greater accuracy in what you stated 70 tie iisngden
meeting those subjects, than ~ what yuu SAID Of my
scli have tie honoa 10 be-, Sc, Ii. GOLDEN.
The Marquis OF Harrington, NJ +. ,s.,
SiR: have only This morning received youi letter Of
tie 9th instant and take the earliest opportunity Of
expressing pubcly my regret for having, unintenlon n
ally attDutcd 10 you remark IN your speech az Itoch-
dale which YOU did Rot make. Having again read the
reports Of your and hlr Bright speeches find that
MI Bright, al the conclusion of the passage in
which Dc spoke Of the present condition ol the
Government and people Of The United States. made
use of tie following Words Look ~ their industry,
noW ithsandng this terrific struggle, their ogricul
ture their manufactures and commerce proceed with
an uninterrupted success" The idea expressed IN this
passage IS 20 exactly identical with that Of Mr..
ScWaTd when be SAID that no American citizen Was
poorer for the war. that ahou h hasten to admit the
verbal inacuracy Of TIE quoai on i appears To mo 10
De error oi the most trivial nature. said IL my
speech that was uncertain whether You or Nf. Bright
had used the expression aud am now extremely glad
to tnd ihnt you not only did not eee With MI Seward
and Nj Bright but showed in your remarks on the oo
casou IN the strongest and most fcrcihe terms. now
disastrous must b. the result 10 tie Northern states Of
the righiu expenditure 81 men and money which ihey
are low incIrring; and how certain is he collapse
which must follow the hollow aud fictitious stato OF
prosperity which tley are now enjoying.
lay' the honor 10 be- s., UAkIiNoioS
JI,nAhD OBDiE esq, VI. l..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MAnKEr.--Funds were favor
Aly affected by larss recovery o bullion In tie Honk
LIVE POOi., Dec. .l.-t tOTGoS-Saies today 1000
BALE including so0 b,lss 10 soeulioss and erporcs Aar
kc, quiet and uncaaHset
No Manchester mGfs 4 has been received
ERxApfTuYs-Jle mtfkst l. generally innetiyc. Wake
field, NafI Co. and o.i ios report Flour quiet. Wheat
heavy. Com qnie; aid steady; MT,d 20.
PhOyIsoSs The aIke qi. Ind sicaly vsr Gus clrcu-
lar, report Beet. dec niig tendency fosA acutyi Bacon
steady Lard steady; Itl0w hrm.
FnODuCK- s. ,ar hrncT toice sales Rice Inactive
shes quiet sud scady Rosn quiet Spirit. Iu..entne,
sales; Petroleum qui.l-crude hffucr
IosDOS Dec. 2.-BTeasslafs dul and dccinlnsi Sugar
firm Coffee hrn Ies steady Rice easc Ieew steady.
spOs Dec. 2l.--Cor.os sO.oa At Jil 3ait io. money
AaERIcAs sIooKslnos Central shares "a 70 dl,count
EIio Nsl.osd, t2atI
LATEST.
IIyRRrooL Dec. 2?CorToS-sslcs ,od'y 9OoO hales the
nlaI..ot ruling quiet at unchau g,d rates.
BNEADsIUI rsMafke, opens dul, and holders demand
ductiou, Ca steady at 29i.
rhoyisIoSs-The market is quiet ond steady
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
From Fortress Monroe.

FoI1REss MONROE, Tuesday. Dec. 90, 1863
A special Military Commission convened at
Fortress Monroe to-day. Detailed for the Commission.
Brig. Gen. j. J. Wistar. U. s W, ovl. L. T. Sanders.
10Th Wis; Major j. II. Bell, A. ID. C.I Major Peter
Haggerty Recorder.
Twelve Rebel deserters arrived here from Norfolk TO-
day They recently came into our lines at Portsmouth
A NoyaScotla bark with Government stores arrived
LrJoy iu dlsi5sisJ GaMs 1oi ysy0reL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
0 NEW REBEL ENVOY IN FRANCE,
TIE HCl STEIN QUESTION
TIE lrussi III Second Chamber Rejects the
Proposed Loan.
= JouN.s vF Monday Dee. os 1903.

-. JOINS y. f., Monday, Dee 2s, 1868
The 50 aamship Adriatic, from Galway on the
I'd irst arrived here az O'Clock this Oicndsy) after
so'n Fer dates ese i've day later than those PEI ,he
CITY Of Manchester.
Tic steamship Arabia. from Boston, arrisod at
lfvI Pol or the night of the DIST inst.
II - steamship City Of York. from Ncw.l oIk
OIL Se5 ~ Quccustown al noon tie 2lst Inst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
PRc,T TEE ARmV OF TIsE!pOTewaC
HrAnoUARrERs Army or TIE POToNhc, }
TUESDAY, Dee. 20 lcoj. )

All is quiet and mud-bound in camp. The
9)d Now York. lst Delaware and 9Th Michigan, left
to-day for homo 10 recruit under tho recent general
orders The eth Wisconsin left yesterday for the same
purpose. These are al veteran regiments
Tho report Of tie removal Of Gen. lngal5 is toialy
discrc1itcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

REBELS REFoRMEp.-Last night, So Rebel
prisoners camo from Camp Douglas, Chicago, " this
city, to enter the United States Naval service hsvrg
got tired o: ,elon. They we're taken directly ts We
North Carolina receiving ship
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
RIrssIA AND DENMARK.
Prussia,

The Prussian Chambers, in spite Of the Minis.
tcrial explanations, voted by two to one the eddIc to
tho bing refusing tie. loan.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
The Nineteenth Massachusct,s.
DOsTON. Tuesday, ]

IDsION Tuesday, Dec. II IstJ
Arrangements are making TO give grand well
TO the 10th Massachusetts, Regiment. shortly exs
pected homo on months farlough.
The 10th las reynIsted for tue war. Ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
70 e persuaded into this course would the matter
L. nnr. a ION LIE fLnrnlnIe ndXnncrd.

70 c persuaded into this course nor would TIC ha'ter
! Il question he therefore advanced
ii NnuRG, Dee. l5-Iho yonths Of Altona are nnmef-
ously cnstin, in tic army Of volunteers III course oi
formation FOR the Prince of Augustenberg ltisexpect
cd that acr the entry OF the latter with the Federal
amy into Hol-tein the secession viii proclaim HIM the
lc iiaate Prince OF Scicswig Uostcin. Disturbance.
am apprchcndcd
RUSSIA AND DtNMtEK.
We find in the GazeitC OF Augsburg dcialieu
anal,sis Of the Instructions given by The Russian Coy
erniaonl 10 state Councillor Ewers, charged 10 cohp
mont King Christian the occasion Of his accession 70
IT, throne The representative OF TIE Emperor a"A
ndcr has for bis spoCia mission 20 induce King Christ
is 10 modify lie constitution Of tlo 18th November by
which, rightly or wrongly h. is accused OF wishing 10
Incorporate S,lleswig in the Danish monarchy. More
over was Instructed to declare 10 the DANISH cad
met that il 1t did yield this point The poWfls
would throw upon him the responsibility Of the conse
qGerces which might result fIom tie refusal OF that
mission
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Austria.

TIE Austrian Ministerial crisis has tcrmi-
nated and 1. Ven schmcrng is continued In the CAB
met.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

r,rsf from tho troops either side tie "ldiols ~
for'n who infested The Border States and tc banks 81
~ Nj spp, have either joined n larry er corps stil
ioding their ia Wosi ogSiana avP Texas or have
heak,n Themselves peaceful ayocati' s and to great
extent disappeared from The Df their Wuuld cN-
rl0ts Frequent instances of iiilg upon and burning
of steamers The Mississippi are still reported
of ticm attended With loss Of ufe and .inalgcd bv
tragic hcartrendrg ncdent'. But II il ~, by such
feais hat cause can be h owed even in the hearts II
IFS snchcst supporters; in deed means Of such desorp
ton only caul'od 10 htuc any cause into discred
81, Gd to wean the lur ne ard the gcnclous from H.
The only guerrilla chief who still plays very i'm
pot1n, part in the ep so3ic portion Of The gree drama
O ~ war is MO,ct j. gcu5manly officer whose con
duct wins some respect oNcn from Tie adversaies az
whose expcrse ms skill activity and galanty are oH
orciscd. NJ iisile excitement was OF late created n
this country by The WelLcouir,cd and fortunate escape
" Morgan and siY of his officers from their Place o
confinement. az COlnmbus, in OhiO-an escape so mi-
yel0us after the warning given Of his mtcntons iy
tie plots detected two tlrec weeks ago that ~ j.
impossible 90 suppose il could be tclcd without con
lnyonce ON the part. of some II tho jacrs. Morgan
and hiss f,low.pr'son"rs by The last accounts, have
reached Toronto in saty Whether they will terry in
the land ~ exile revisit e thcaier Of their former
bold raids may in great measure depend on lie gen
oral vicissitudcs of th. wnr.
On the whole. coucGdo ilat tho South seems to ey
h.ht signs ol wcarncss gnl dependence and peace
ii ID offered % pau bc terms, might be hailed as
I q pro, idcAtill devcraucc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
LATEST sOUTRERN NEWS. =.
Lcugsirecr- Army still nr"uns kuf.edxe
nni forrisiovn, EUst Tenpc.sHc-If,s
Soldiers Rarefeo5ed-Jchn McVlan i"
south Garoiiua.

FORTRESS Monroe, Tuesday, Dee. %, i'';.
The Riehmond Eaquir,r Of December % cons
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
BRISTOL, Wednesday. D.. q. 1903.

BRIsToL. Wednesday. D.. q, 'o3.
Our forces are still around Rucdge ald Nom s'osn.
Cauronadiur Was beard M ihe latter i.ace IN i1dy
Gcp Inurgfreet was unable e. follow ~ bis a'l Diago
in c0u,qHonce OF the large number o. hri'fot,1 me-,
In h,s command. The weather Is extremely .eio, ma
the mounton- covered With NOV
oath Inst. -,
Thcie arc 300 cases Of sElal.po among the i"ni'e
prisoner ~ Danyiile.
The Confederate Army in East Tennessee b~s gone
into Winter quarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

rseise Speech Of the. Emperor Napoleon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
(gMioD Of Lord Lyons on the End Of the
American War.

TIE CONFEDERATE LOAN
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

flom OlI spteI.I tolrfh pondeD'.
UEADQuAgTERs Dec. ., -C3.
On Monday morning, Dec. y, the Ii Maine
Cavalry, with the "a eth and 1ch Pennsylvania Cav
airy Regiments assembled at Bcaleton station, on tho
line OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, propara
tory to their departure for Pege Valley Pery'l" ana
the coy little town OF Luray. IL was the intention OF
Col. Chas. ii. Smith Of the lst Maine Cayoiy, who
commanded tho expedition to start at daylight, but
owing to two Of tho regiments having retained 10 camp
from Il tedious campaign OF three days only the prceed
ing evening n delay II few hours was necessary to
replenish exhausted stores Of forage, ammunition aud
suDssteuce.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
The late Cavalry Raid through Page VAL
Icy--Eurthor Particulars Of the Esrc.
di,ion-sad Accidens-Ee-Eaiisin

'Iohi Cur spee,.l Corrsspondeu,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-28
REVENUE STAMPS

All kinds of Revenue Stamps just received
and for distribution at the Cleveland Post
Office.
Arrangements have been made by which a
large and ample supply of Internal Revenue
Stamps of all kinds and denominations will
be kept on hand at the above Office, sufficient
to supply any amount Of Revenue Collectors
and Assessors, Postmasters, Bankers, Mer-
chants, Lawyers, County Officers, Justices Of
the Peace, and business men generally.
The following discounts will be allowed on
large scales:
On sales Of $50 and upwards per cent.
On sales of 500 and upwards,-21z
On sales of $500 and upwards
Discounts paid in stamps,-that is, $50 will
pay for S5l worth Of stamps; 500 will pay
fer SIO2 so, and so on.
All orders for any amount by mail attend
ed to and sent by return mail.
Orders should be accompanied by postage
stamps to pay postage on packages Of stamps
sent by mail.
No orders attended to unless accompanied
by the cash.
Legal tender and Ohio money only receiv-
ed for stamps. Odd change can be sent in
postal currency, City Of Cleveland shinplas-
ters, or new postage stamps. q
Large packages Of stamps delivered free at
stations on the line Of railroads running out
Of Cleveland, when requested.
All orders should be directed to
E. CowLEs, P. NJ,
diff Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-28

NASHVILLE, April n.
A part Of General Green's and Clay
Smiths Brigades, consisting Of $50 caval-
ry, commanded by Colonel Walters Of the
9Th Kentucky, it is reported this morning,
made dash upon the rebel camp of the LIST
Texas Legion, eight miles south Of Frank
lin, on Carriers Creek Pike, snd captured
I28 rebels, including three Captains, five
Lieutenants, the same number of horses,
fifty mules, one ambulance loaded with
medical stores, and burned eight wagons
and the ar1ls Of the rebels.
Colonel Brooks, commanding the rebel
camp was captured, but subsequently, es-
caped. The rebels formed part Of Gen
eral Whitfelds brigade The latter is a
Tennesseean and native of Franklin, who
scquired some nOtoyiety in Kansas some
years since.
Five rebels were mortally wounded.
There we're no casualties on our side.
The prisoners arrived here tonight.
Three thousand and three hundred eiti-
zeus. male and female, have taken the oath,
giving bonds 10 General Mitchell.
A startling rumor is current tonight
that General Bragg vas shot and instantly
killed by General Breckenridge, at Tulla-
homa yesterday.
A small party Of rebels attacked the
Louisville train on its passage from the
city to-day. The rebels killed two prison
ers. No damage was done to the track.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-28
LATEST FROM MISSOURI.
The Rebels Badly Whipped.
General Bragg Reported Killed.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April q.
A Fort Monroe letter of the 25th. to the
Commercial, says: ...-.-
yesterday morning force of infantry,
cavalry and artillery, under command Of
General COrcOran, Acting Brigadier-Geh-
eral 5. X. Foster, Of the 18th Indiana. and
Colonel s. p. Spear, Of the I1th Peunsvl-
Vania Cavalry, was sent out from Suffolk
on the Edenton road, to drive the enemy
oUs VI tt'ei----a- s.ifs 1uhieh yvera doir !, ,,s
great deal Of damage. Our forces ( kad2 u
vanced cautiously, and drew the fire of the
enemy. The artillery now opened on the
rebels, which was returned by them. The
infantry was ordered to charge, and the
rife pits were carried at the point Of the
bayonet. After disludging the rebels the
cavalry started in pursuit, and succeeded
in capturinga a number Of prisoners. The
enemy was driven sack several miles, and
fell back on the main body Of Longstreets
army, which is heavily entrenched.
The Express learns that there are pri-
Eate letters in the city stating that the pol
icy of the British Government is now set
tied, viz; To resolutely stop the fitting
out of any more priVateers or vessels Of
war in British ports. .---...
AuO SHuAV ApcE nehEb Luhb Tue Ee0el IN
vestment Of Washington was a feint to
cover the carrying off of all the grain in
Hyde county, in which the rebels were
successful.
The prize steamer St. John, from Port
Royal 23d, arrived this evening. She was
captured on the lst inst, by the steamer
Stetlin Of Cape Romsine She is bound to
Boston, and viii proceed after eoaling.'
The British brig Milo, arrived from
Sagua. She reports that on the 9th nit,
while on her passage from Havana to
SaguA she was boarded by an officer from
a steamer supposed to be the Alabama,
who after examining the briggs papers, al
lowed them to proceed
The steamer Potomac from New Orleans
the l9th, arrived tonight. News unim-
portant
Captain Fuller of the Ram Queen of the
West and $50 other rebel prisoners, in
cluding seven commissioned officers, ar.
rived at New Orleans on the 18th.
A Brashear City dispatch Of the 16tb,
copied from the Era, says the rebel gun
boat Hart was destroyed and three trans
port steamers also.
Our army marched on New Iberia this
morning and intends pushing on. The
country is prolific with supplies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-28

THArER &NoYEs' CIRCUs.-0n Monday
and Tuesday afternoon and evening, May
IIth and 18th, we are promised some fine dis
plays of Equestrianism, GymDastic and Aero
batic exercises, as we'll as other performances
pertaining to the sawdust fraternity, by the
above named popular Circus troupe. This
same company visited US last season and
gave the greatest satisfaction. This season
their Company has been strongly augmented
and they have now the largest and best
troupe travelling. All their paraphernalia is
new and of the most gorgeous description
The wagons, luggage vans, carriages, &C.,
have all been painted in the highest style of
the art, and will make handsome appear
aneo on the streets One of the most magni-
ficent Band Chariots ever built in this cOun-
try has been made for Messrs. Thayer 4
Noyes at an expense of over twenty-seven
hundred dollars. (s2,7OO.) 1t is pronounced
by those who have seen it to surPass anything
of the kind ever got up by any Circus Com
pany in this country. On the day of exhi-
bition it will head the procession, drawn BY
eight beautifully caparisOned stesds with new
and gorgeous silver-mOunted harness, which
surpasses in quality of material, and richness
of ornament, any ever before manufactured
in the old or new world. Among the artists
engaged we notice the name Of james Rob
ison, who but few years ago astOnished al
Europe by his wonderful bareback riding,
and last Winter he set the EspaniOlas at Ha-
vaua, Isle de Cuba, near crazy by his daunt-
less riding. There are host Of other tai
ented performers of whom we shall speak
/ hereafter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-28

ST. LOUIS, April 27.
A special dispatch to the Democrat Of
this city, from Patten, in Balder county,
dated the 26th, says
Mar urayIuiN5, WtJH 5000 mvH aud -si-
pieces Of artillery, left here last night on
the Cape Guardian read. Hehas stripped
this section Of everything moveable, rob-
bing Unionists and secessionists alike His
train consists of $50 wagons loaded with
plunder.
Cannonading is nov heard in the direc-
ton of Cape Girardlsu. If Marmaduke
remains there he will be annihilated by
the command under General Yandever. II
he retreats in southeasterly direction he
will be hotly pursued by our forces. We
have already taken a number Of prisoners
and stragglers from his army.