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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
LATEST Fh0M THE NORTH.

aoes4.Yn laisa u Re ist has. ace ssae.reli --
Anaosg ;he lies coasC-d IA ttaa pspezs ia oaa lAa
two .os manis y Ni:sang;aps IL sEs Confederate
aarv;ce had thsc csT tssyl heir arxaa aG2d G&cGz9o
no,ns also, tws regiments Of Texans. aad sag. d
r.srs,.t of .vsizy eaat Ii p1lspit o. t4s isttar
hid jo;n5i 3hem, EuyGsSi3 wlss in " ashirEton tas
dying m :hs Porter Court tTgtssl czse s. lat}es
ffoia hg asIeg opposite Fredericksburg. ssys ii,eg
vii Dot Essia attempt 2 cro2S5og ;hsce uaa taai
Ia pazteous sgs again on si-s move,
tsraes Brooks made q speeeb Ia hew YeyE city
ca -Gas5Sy eveuscg iast s: "a mas5i1s, ss which
resSIafiens were gaopte1 uaari.aoasiy ~7sussi ia
gew jersey. ou accouat of her segn.asioaSry his,
se:y asa psst sssoeatilaa . iav.s aii ~ sssasa
sorasss IL Goag-ation It Loui-gI:s ~ Faa1Gs:.g,-
raey also eel ueoG .i35y tesseg to ssh pss.iasi 81
III. Presi6eat u slssw Nsg Jsrssy - ssGG de!S.
gs.sa &C. tha States in ssseyl.Qn &ad isv.fe tiaiY
r. reaeesant2.l94 ia i1.;s csaVention AMI "a Ia
sYsnt .hs G.ztes n fdbsioa agree 10 As repre-.
ses.ei', tgay fnstass ask Liaeolo = proclaim az
u,iasice by saad snii ~ sea s5r SIX marths.
ssg Brooks sfsa eetha,!assieslly eassred during
tas del.yery Of rs spsec5.
cLsss CT THE BsUrE's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FAREWELL ADDRsss-ADYssT OF The YANKI S
saofIAKER-- HIS iSAUsUltAL.
asas Yankee rapsrs contain tbs sid,eases of ;hs
aeP Tssnss I'D sgeorsing rInl-= o. New Orleans
aaaey ~ ya!Gso.e az p@rs os Shs history Of opa
o, Eae moss brutal epsodsa of sss war
Gensya. Orders 40. lo6.
Heauaps DErAkrKsET OF the GULF.
Eaw Orleans, Fac. Is, lsda. 5
no.Giars of shs Amy ri the Gnf.-Rsiseved
fsgx fcrssssr dates IA ttb Dc ass ers ey dsectioa
Of tas Fresidsa5. ua3se dase Of Nov = 1852, tska
leave Of yo1 by :na aas orler it ssing imrossiolo
10 ysi. yaGT sessteieS outrssta cagexsas hundreds
81 niles of ira f-eEfscr cf israsr territory than
sezse % tbs azgisoss.s 81 aarcpa.
] greet seps hay bsasa comrades. End say fars.
well~
Tnis word-ea6onrnd es yon zye by q eanaGsunity
o. prtyat1sas Sa<dshsps. Gaassrs yssssgias sue
eessss fas!itsry aud aiqli--ts tbs only snsrawsul
.nnnght hsvs.
You tgvs deserved well Of YOU coansrr. With
.,sss n saurnius yon susohssd Sr eacaulsncpt ON q
sa,td bar 10 ssoixis that Dsnaaes. 20 It with svn-
.rv care and comfort pssk:oe has bssn rho rzass
dseadsd puasshuirut Unlisted upen your tit.srest
m moA ipSassing easaaiss
Yeu hs3 10 littls transportation tbs. but haad.
faI eousd asvencs tn compel xabroission by tie
Q1eea City d! tke RAixSiloa. whist ssfsza wxded
sveIst dssp IL ths mafshss which sufrcund 81
Ph il,p. ssd f6rpsd thu turruudcs Of Tort dsaned
IrapreepxtlA - lard Esssek ~ the nacss skui "a.
siisesfs % yoaf csuntsy snd her epsmy.
~ yO9s cesupatioa oz6sfs JaW. qules, - peAe1
i. ganr q thS city, @t4d With ths brAvca q -
,saktoos. whsxe, f6s nora u ysnrs duflnx fae
.1stt paeoe. hnnas ~ wus ssaeeely aAse =
ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. ea-Ths fo3lewing ofoelaf
despatch has just sdsn rscsivsd:
Asrt'sssssvo', Jan s-1hs easny NtAsA -
night but short distance II rsas Of Ais fAnR p.
sitior. We had short md ahaxs eeaAsat ~
evening. We drevs his LIFT AAnk fton ~ Dseitioa,
siderable loss to beth sides.
Gems. Wheeler and Whartoa were asaln h thalr
rear yesterday, and saptursd 200 psiDmrs aas
piece Of artillery and Destroyed o0IsaAsd waGoas.
(sisnsdJ DkAxTou DAA00.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

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% -, Is "a. " .as rseseI' wst te sTeetwost
u s'e IssessoeIs 1siHosa onose, nas become .
Ese ~ n.uen .ns pay ~. eiS,I soup sing the
t"I1... ssa.e oi .as oenfsastsse nsases
s,u - S s's 70 sness Dulaings -
~, tta 80 .as. so. SSoo naisns
to .Eo lions wnch are being GAIL, made to
=. 80, ,Ie 80. ...ea In .caaIi
-; ;.1s ne ,sI,sD n assa n pseps,an9 mu.
IsE =. snlase ass sp1anS .p On Srowns
smr,o,.a As' h'sa.e.-S IsnAec glls ~ oAuy
ssnposse. a nSa1sone oriags' eonssfuceed aoro.s
.s.S., a.. e..s 90 ~ ls.aac, ssFoeS wnicn 10
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No. ~.;, Ds'ls oNsa py an susn e1s'
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tura ns ,ercrss;nr nars sS.s,r ro' -. .'uac aa
s;sn,I usi,,,s "a r,.sa., u - psin.e.ss ,3Hss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

PYf ta tie PeSitsasiayy The 1d5utsnt General
OF ths ass.e eiEectsa ts removal 30 tho Pecitar.
tIary, on tae 30lh OF Decsrabsr. of CAPTAIN William
Grslnni, kisn. Isaac a Wade. Ospt Thcs Damro,,
Lieut. Wilson Dainral. ptsva.es John W Howe,
Isaac GoSle, David Gnriar. SAINT Pack, and VIM
Dii's, prisouegs captured u Kentucky By the Vr.
sic.a State f0rcss under the eommard Of Major Gen
Floyd. lis understood shat these parties (all Of
whom we're members of the Abolition army, and
active snppcrsas OF old Abe.l will be ke,S in tho
prison nn,h Cot Zatv0na sad other citizens Ct Viz.
ginia IL the haods Of tie Yankees, shall Ee re-.
t,v-
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rHg YAakze eAio III EAST 1EasEssEs,

II I.sstas@s upos relissis authority, ta&t the Fec.
efsl 10 % sliCh recently desfo5sd fts oEssge5 L.
kAs: Tencassco consisted o7 ho Ave eor igalse oi
cavalry, or sho1s a51 man. They ~oee nder the
copma1s ri 9sjJs Eassels. Of kasiein KsntneSy 2,
srd hs4 been As days sr6 a;ghtA In tie asda,s.--
After sAYpr;tiag oar iaen, nvmasr.uy nsafly oae
hundred, ond destroying tbs bridges they threw
thenssisss dove az siep: s1ually. %aslr aorafs
were also greatly stigis! from .ns ha-6 ssrvic-.
In their raid they were gai9s3 by 11ass 1ea4ss.
kae .nvT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
ski skIi. Isssl III e. ! p.fiI<i. NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM vlCEouac
AnoTEKR "cHANaK CT BAsAr

The following Official tlspsteh was rssslvsa q
the War DspAftmart this moeninG:
vlcHss6as. len - ls1a.
Hon. jas 4. ssSdes, Secretary Of ww:
The enemy finding Ill hin slbets unavanane .
make aay inrosds upon cur positlon hses, - ~
embarked leaving a oonsldsrabls' quaa$iiy q e.
:rsnsAtns tools and osher property, and aDpaDsni1y
hss rsanquisAod biz designs Upon YisksbRe.
]. g. FEn1ERroa,
Lieut.. General OonnanA0nR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

Attempting 20 Get to ths Ehemy.-Two nsn, giving
thsir nauaes az b. D. Fish ands Nsls were erres
ed yesterday. by Gen. Wisss picks;s, aad broush.
to Riaha nd Charged with attempting to eros, cur
Lines 10 a.s enemy. Tho parties after ;her arrest
asserted shat they were OF visit TO New Keot
county. They went from this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

PETERSBURG, Jan. l-Prcsidsns Davis reosAed
here this afternoon At O'Clock. Hs W. Qssesl
at tho Southern depot by . crowd. sAsaing lssAr
u. and slamSroua for speech. Ths rssGlAsnS -.
spondsd briefly. end spoke nost SAsessasheH
the prospects In the Wsk and eoaah. Hs b \ -
Gel mt health and 1us voaea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

Pvisoa Aems.-Ths following 2artiss were put IN
OSstls Thundsr yes.erds3 Samuel Levy 90 K,
18Th LIZ, desertion; J "a Mueder, co 3, Cd q, de-.
ssrtion; Wn Riley, jos Wassen. Chas Price, Jshu
Gall, Lousiaas Zouaves. sent IN BY Col Coppsns;
Quafies, 60 ], Ssh vs cavalry; Geo " Told co
dora CO T. 10th La, dessrtioo. Castle TApndsr IL
now quits full but the pressure b daily relieved BY
ssnSing c6 to ths army large numbsss OF gseasiin9
soldiers, who 1rd lodgnsnt there under The general
head Of dessr'srA Thos Glenn, OoursusyS Artii-
lsry. desertion; Lieut John Brandon, Privates
Lewis Steele and Joseph Stephens, arrested a. !,
ssnt In ty. city poliss Tor drunkenness and 'dis
DERBY corduct; Joseph King. co @. l4th La. des.
tion; Wilson Coo.s and jag Britain, scmsts
gincs srrestsd and parolsd BY Gen Windss, We
handed over N tho city authorities for trial. Bic
men were sent on to their regiments, near Yrsdes-
icksbcfg, on ssendsy morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

Lctauered up for PEnishasest -I4isrtenant Cav,
commanding Public Guard, wss. ON the 3Oth nlt.
ordered by Gov. Leschsr 70 deliver {, Msjor Girls.
woid, Provost Hsrshal Of this city. the followirs
men, captured by Msjw General Floyd, and who
ere charged with having deserted from the army
OF Gen. Humphrey Marshall, and afterwards en
gssing a the service OF the enemy WIN. Thcmp-
sn1 Hasnnous Blackberry, DAnisl Esyer, Richard
Roberts. as;a John Tacott. If the crime can be
brought hotas to iiisA they will Scnhsisss suffer
the isaonious death that swaits n.i such traitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
Arrival .f Prisa.srs a ohas,ansseA

Arrival OF Pfteooer1 @ Ch0tanoo9A
CHATTANOOGA, !sn. S-ADsns ths prissaass
brought hare within tie lasstwo dayA twinsy.thRss
different regiments were re presented.
Three e&ra In Q train loadsj with or wSnn1eaL
were jssksd from ths track slx miles ffon Dsi1es-
port, Friday morning md seven soldisss wsss
killed. THE trnin was coming from MueRseebmo'.
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NO q

RAG ~ish Iscd. swsllias &nA praioas -.
Hs arose an1Said: S' 3 sss
1. "F<Ho.. CiBssss .-1f3 only rsesss Il h1bS
doas 10 little 70 m~slt taeeh sfselsae 5oaaee
Ton, however, thas he.ssfssr nhAskS -.
ezasrgstie scd iudsfstf3abIe h yoH ds
Th1 srsssh was' greeted .ssh tsssn .. eaps
ronrt ns snd fro:urxs1 psaniisA ssssz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

Arrival Of Yankses-Ths Central cars on Sstur.
day brough: to this city eight Yankee tsamstsrs,
fonr soldiers belonging to tns lzSA Ohio rext ono
to tts ;l6h de- and four domestic traitors belong.
Ing 10 tne bogus 81 Virginia cavalry. They were
Captured af AooTe6sld In Hardy county, Deer q.
S,ms OF the teemsicrs alsge that they were pressed
icto the Yankee service. srd wfh TO take the oath
of aiterssncs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
sOUTAHRN A1sOClATI00 DI6SATC0.J
LhrIsr FROM NURYREEaD0nO.

LATEST FROM AURIRE11D010.
MuRFaREsBoRo. Jan. 3-An b Suist alaag ~
lines to day. Gold rain has hssn falling, Win sGAo
inssssnssiou all day. which bsars heavily upan eus
men, Who have now bssn Sin dayaiA lins e taetle.
The enemy. in strong force, soutians b paalAisa
about three miles northwege Of tks town.
Nashville has keap reinfoseed.
Brig Gan. Hanson was severely weunAe1 b ~
leg In tna late battle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
Dispatch from General Brass.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DupATCRlA1
MORE FIGHTING AT NIURFREE2DOn q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF TExAa-
TIE aovsrnor of Tsxsa he's naade a., sppes. for
vosuntsere from tha militia threughnus the State
on tia req2s.stan Of ths andinx General for
not less than 5e0c men, TO prevent 3ho further h.
vasiop OF Texaz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

lsSvesse6 loepane4astess Weated -0sc. Windw
gave ordArs few days ago % hire another faatoey
IN III viein&y Il the Libby prson b osdar TO pfspao
for the rssepttnr If Yankee prisoners thst 0eesip
Libby pF:eo0 has b>en found wanting q capacity
10 answer ths demand msds o. H. xAass we're go
tssday h TIE nsishboshood II axtssa hundred
Yankee sol6i=ss thefs. and fho 1inesln 0osss1msnt
val 10 tAs way prss8ibsd ~ NJ elst1l aueo1 -
betWsea our 0ovssnmsut a1d the urito1 G1atoa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

GI Thousand bales Of cotton were dsstzoyed ty
fire st Co1unous. Ga, on the lat inss.
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u
70 ee. posses sion of the river sEd thus cut Con
fedsracy In Two; and, seeoo9lH, IN seize the Ccr-
fearate cspitsi. a;la hold 1t a foreign matte
an evidences that the Confedef4a6 does ne: exist.
The Pfesidsat awsiS ct so.rs isasth uros tho
v,lsl importance Of :hwsrt.ag tas esssleys esssns
upon this valley he ooteii4sea Its 5sfsDee reess
sitT Eos SIy - the psSpis hese, b.. to the Con-
federscy itself. Vicssburs aud Port Hudson were
poiata tast ulust 6e defeaiea, sEd every effcft
rauss be strained for this pnrpose. W.kseurg, he
nsid would stand. and Port Hudson would stand.
II tbs people we're true " themselves This done,
the Northwest wocla c-c- restive, and esass TO
support = war ruinous to than snd beuefsisl only
10 New Eagland contractors From the Northwest
he locked for the drst CLEANS Of roscs
The President expressed his gratifcAtlun that
General Penherson, we0m he Ind ssrt here bslisv-
iag him em;usn.ly sn:Eed 10 this command, had
Sustained II nc nal m snssr tho high character he
had given lin He also spoke Of Brigadssr. Gsns-
raj Lee, TO whom he Lad sntrasted the defeuces Of
vieAsbure. IN terms Of hearty somusndatiea.
The TRANS MIssssIPPs DEPAKTMESr.
On ths ctkar side Of the river our prospects, ase
brighter than ever before. and ere locg ke hoped
that we would b enabled to proclaim Missouri
fss Ksntucky. too, was IN object Of solisituAs 70
him and hs spoke Of her gallant pscpls In ths Mind.
sss aad most conamsndabie terms.
OUR CAUSE n THE AscKsDAAT.
The Prssidsnt Laid particular streas upon the en-
eourasing East sha. Ne bad Improved Ia svay "a.
Epent ainos the va be9sn- Our armies Wego su-
psricr In numAsr, And improved In quality end
pointmenta. Oar manufAot0Sjes haa nAAo nopid
pfoEs.s = 1i.aaslppi asaas had eloshea cd sab
haA iaesneA 70 seOncmiss Thsy wcrs ho9aspon
He folt like takina 06 eis hst 4 woasn levoool
y henespan He hAd n nnfaltssang Asl1e1 = ~
jaasiss pf or saass. sad prslsuad rsverenae ~
The dsose1 ~ aseven- ~ Rosteed with ev16nnt
ssaislsatoa. ~ superior nesaiiiT u en- ssny te
:tAaa q ~ hvad@. = 0s4 ~ tn Salee q 90
ueeg. - ha4ee ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05

Il tha aans issue. the Ea9sirer .roites the West
10 rebellion by dis.,iay of .he ohs4-chy usurpei.
by ths es. Snsisad States IL tie SsI .ts at " ash
ips'on. ~ viii bs seen by sns e4.salna sah!e,'
says taa Enq4rsy "ti.ss aix %; ssssAie ii.ts New
ksglan6 Etases, through tns &holision party, has
sss9n possoaslrn OF nesry all the committees 10
Sle Asn&ts. pae asmo pcspoudacancs II alsn ssen
III tie dau7e. The Abolition policy makes fifteen
mll1qGs Of 9ecpss wh: 1--we IL he Miaiie ctatss
a27 IN The WesG tai IS the Gsyy Eng land kits"
.tGa itt5,,e /. AZ f.Iizr,s.
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t,oo OF the building await Tho favorable moment easily
escaping IN the confioa resulting from the ars
cealine himself 70 Apply ths torch In another pacs, Ia
case the asmes should b srtinsuishs<-
me suspicion that the Gre the result Of rebel In
csndarsm 10 csrtAiny strengthened By the oooduct Of
the prisoners who confined In large room q ID,
state House vhsn The flames nrst broke sut Thsy did
nos asssmp, 70 conceal their pleasure and sstoo this
mornlng when u known that tbs wort 70 uss this
language Of oos q them. "had bssa thoroughly done"
ant, 81 bore n vf1 be 90 with every building IN the
south rather than that tbs Yankees Should have passss
sion"
ne b.d o. lss IL would be 90 a. any other ~sy
owsl rsjoired the prisoner. III wi beso The Yankees
vii make lus, much by their oonqoss, sspo-ca al
when he took Moscow, aad % more"
sp-rcsr ras slros sovas rirs sscss
when New orssss shs capital u Loassns tss ssy
citizen Of Bs,os Rouge ~i ter yeaj, the crosses, po
"a. corruption pervaded svsry brsDch q ss4iS govern
r,u rrsua AMI bribery N. grssr q The day Vie
f,rs,.,nre and everybody ssss vs may psii--s The
lest rnfny resres boag and soid like sheep
,ne snsnbles ~ tbs money New orssns capitalists
srs vs~ orican, the o. corrupson unssshng
Cha, Albany ia be- worst dsys would been ashamed
70 shake hands with ihs Creaeent cay the capitalists
~ s.~ ORLEANS wanted any scheme - 20 through the
Isu.stur. scr their sggrandsorsen, a. the erpsns. =
he tss, a ,he s,ss ~by ,bey ~oss sod bsuss
nm the Iers atars aad Governor and The state
chire according - their ovn views
mis- state ~ ID nss q cgarvs created bitter eso1y ~
Ne~ Otsacs sne a.,ermnat'aa 70 remove ~ oapta,
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Tho walls Of the building have not fallen and the above
inscriptions look as well as they did before the nrc
Tho work the State House was commenced In lS47
aud com pcted in 1850 In 1851 the legislature as
sembed In t. win appear from tho fact that tho 'ast
Of tho Legislature, which met therein IN Noven
ber 1901 and lasted into 1892 the arst session of
the sixth Legislature held at Baton Rouge.
The building erected a portion II tho Morgan
estate purchased by tho city Of Baton Rouge and given
the state for the purpose The st appropriation for
the building $500 600 This soon followed by
another Of 75oo0 and this by another and until
about $3.50 900 had been expended
An extensive and valuable State library belonged 10
this state House Many OF tho books had been stolen by
tho soldiers before the present occupation u the city by
our forces; but ut the time II burned II
tanned valuable collection OF Congressional and
legislative documents. statutory law, &c, &c., EN-
bracng complete documentary history Of tho United
and ~ nearly every State in tho Union The
which this valuable collection stored had scarcely
been touched by the soldiers although they stripped tho
miscellaneous department. OF everything " value.
Tho removal Of the capital gave new life 10 Baton Rouge
During the sessions Of tho Legislature tho city was
tbronged, not only by dignitarics and politicians but
by gay society, and every branch Of business was
greatly benefited Tho people Of New Orleans have
and after peace shall be restored the burning Of The
State House will undoubtedly give them new courage 70
pursue their object vigorously.
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40 completely dark that with the doors wide open one
could scarcely grops his way through ~ From present
Information Of opinion that there was rs thsrs,
and that 10 must lock fer another solution u the prot
lem.
semuc oy ms CITIZENS AxD YRnorBns
The conduct Of the ctizsns would not By any means
relieve them from shs suspicion that, Of thsm
were not responsible for this nrs they At least ympa
may b. There was . ssod indifference externally. A.
have srsady said they had not the curiosity 10
come out The ns the negroes alone performing the
part Of spectators for the population Had tbey been
suddenly and deeply moved either By establishment or
rrsf At tho destruction OF the chief ornament and sup
port Of thor city they would naturally have rushed %
the Streets particularly the Gre broke out 10 the day
time and the fact that, almost without eroepton they
kept c ossiy within their houses would indicate ths, they
were moved by M Impulse Of sstoaisbmsnt grief.
tb~ conduct cf iboss Who remsinea within doors
calculated throw suspicion upon them, much
conduct ~ SONS ~ the fcw Who sctus'y
the ground. One citizen know helped 70 ertnzush tbs
aau.es but one ., hast and perhaps two three. s,
tempted TO get up srIst and ous a. Nast far ~
actually Gre thres four from navy revolver
inio the crowd one ~ the balls barely sued the bead
~ a naos belonging 70 New York resimeai and the
The weapon n bis hand.
n Il shorld he ASKED how shy ciKsn could gain &C.
csss 70 The budiss ~hsn guarded u has been evsr
,,uce our occupation n the pisc. msy b. answered
,bs, ssu,snd persevsrirs nsn, fully h~ut upou sash
de-, IN igbt easily accomplish the In many ways and
h, eorcsailng usef N remote ard 1b,r.aoeniss per
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MILITARY EXPEDITION, ETC.
...... On.

BAmr Rouoy La Dec 20 1897
Erpeda.on 10 Cap,.ys ReJsi Outpost-x,sake Of he
Neyo Guido olont Conses Of Cavalry and f,fanr.
HoItA oTAe ystrspoliton By,oade-Nsms Of tie on
o,r,C Genera, C,d.,s fomcrd.uo "A. o. Hurfred aua
TArtp-,Lird N,o Ioyk Recsmert--L Locale of Bay WI.
soa>, characterization, Of N. chr,,fwa, T1oiass c
Al three O'Clock THIS morning hundred cavalry and
three companies Of infantry proceeded on tho Clinton
,urnpls on reconnaissance and with a view 70 cap,ur
M rcbc OUTPOST sat,ued about twelve m,,es from this
INV
me Clinton road Ia very straight and about sir miles
ont from Baton Rouge IL the Cypress Bayou six miles
bevood this IL road turning toward Port Hudson and
.rossos tho Black creek II was asccrtained Una, small
,.,s so,e. s.tooe an this Is,ter road souc H.
$500 a..s cra.s -. 49, r,,n,on ,0rnrs. sna 80.
ss~eon bacA c'oeA anu 'po 'hne'h '"'npAcs anu w"
Expeditions for their capture went out under guidance Of
negro v bo prolcsscd 10 be we'll acquainted with the
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,.,.,. ,.,,v a. ,,,u, ,uelv. ,ete,, uho retired
49,. o,r g.ve chase ,sasniv our cavalry found
,hemseves IN immediate proximity 10 rebel infantry
force Of about twice their number. with a small ned
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vo-sotp
Private Berger, q cAptaln hecces company, shos 10
py,y.,a s,amr- Of cspt.n s;odfreys company slightly
several borses were shot under their riders.
IN. r.b., o,s /. estimated at ten killed and twelve 10
ens., wounded
me cavalry having pushed on six miles beyond Colonel
rvsrstts force A was OF course Impossible for him ~
p.,,,co.,e IN IN. ssirm,.h.
ru srrxortu.x ,.a.ps
rn,se resmens of tho METROPOLITAN brigade and ays
oo.,,s. a. another are epe.nped In I'M. city and VI,
,,,,v yin bs gratifying 70 tho numsrou. readers q,
m. ...,p Who have friends and relatives IN I'M. army
~ xnov thu, the health Of the New YORK troops here i
remarkably GOOD and that tssy are az comfortable In
oso'y '"pee'
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THE STATE HOUSE DESTROYED.

BaroS Races, La, Dec. 20, 1867.
t,r. ~ .7oion Rosse--7he STATE Hou1 Burned Down
1As LstyA W Cennme6Tai Destruction Of ne Bs,fing
aAd ns Co rsents-N.w FORT Fvcmen on Hand-sui.
perzed Rsbf incsndsaysp -Caiseas ftysag U.on Sol.
ssrs During ~ F1s--Ons Ayv,skd via Arm, in His
Hon5.- Retes Rs. osefro at ~, Dssracsion, DC.
Thx city lsst night srd chs morning was tie scene o.
eonsazrs,Op which rssaJsd The total destruction or
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The State House at Baton
Rouge Destroyed.
STRENGTH OF PORT HUDSON.
1~~>~-~~~o~eN~~>>~-~~~N~~
IT'S LAND AND WATER DEFENCES.
.~-~>~~~~~-~-~~~~~s~---~-
Expedition to Capture q Rebel
Outpost.
-s---~~~~SS--~-~~~~c~~-~
4he New York Troops In the
1outhwsst,
&o., &e.. &e.

ne steamship Marion, Commander Johnston, from
Nsw Orleans the "a inst, arrived Al this port jester
sAy sne brings four days later aavices from that city
hus thors N news or importance.