The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14

NosencEans army has advanced 10 miles
ond there. s.
The rebels are reported at Tallahoma.
+ y Fl DETROIT, Jan. g.
The Legislature. yesterday re elected Chan
dler Senator or years.
DOVER, Del Jan. 6.
Bayard was re elected U. 8. Senator from
this State to day.
HALIFAX, Jan. 9.
Steamer Africa from Liverpool the 9th
and Queenstown the 28th has arrived The
news Of the Federal defeat at Fredericks-
burg is tae universal topic. The friends Of
the North are greatly disappointed. The
general deduc: ion in Liveroool was unfavor-
able to peace.
Commercial adpices meagre.
Business suspended by holidays. some
t, ansactions in Gotten which has advanced
Breadstufs quiet but fgmes. Consuls 6l1%
|65s.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.
To Major General Ha'leck
| have just received dispatch from Gen.
Granger that the cavalry force of about
l,OCO men which he sent to East Tennessee
on the 2lst, under the command Of Gen. T.. .
Garter, to destroy the East Tennessee rail
road bridges &C., has been heard from.
Granger has just received a dispatch from
Gen. Carter a, Manchester Ky, who is on
his return, stating that on the 3O>h he entire
y destroyed Union and Wausuga bridges
ten miles from the railroad. $50 rebels
were killed, wounded and taken prisoners.
200 stands Of arms and large amount of
co1t 9th ,j,o1ct
locomotive and two cars were destroyed.
| A brisk skirm1sh took place at the Wau
tuga bridge, and another at Jonesvil!e We
lost but ten men.
This expedition as characterized by Gen.
Granger, has been one Of the most hazard.
ous and daring Of the war, AMI WAS attended
with great harships and privalions owing
to the almost inpraclicable nature Of the
country, the length Of route Of nearly two
hundred miles c,cA way. aul tn, .:lcle IN eut
season.
The important results Of this expedition
cannot be uverrateu. >eve:ing, as it has, the
ma II rebel army communication bltweeu
' Va. and the southwest.
. Gen Carter AID differs and men deserve
the thanks Of the Country. Great cre,li, is
, also due to Major Gen. g ranger under whose
imme Ii .te Su,,erv:s; IN ,hc expedition wa
ii. ed out.
II. B Wr!Gur.
= Major General Commanding,
{. WA>n:SGroS, Jan. +.
To Maj. Gen Wright, cincnna,li
The Il ,lns opera ion, ;.nd brilliant
achievements ,G ti,n. Carter an his com
mand, are without p,r.,H>' in the history of
w, Il !, n
Try.
! This expedition has proved the c,paci' y
I Of our cavalry for bold and Ia ,hin.; n,ve
= tel by others.
(S;ylc>) II. ". IIALLEcK
: General in Chic!
.Sy i'll t2 81. Tcm Pye~~:
I HEADQUARTERS OF ARMY, Washington, Jan. 9
a To Mai Gen. Rosencrans, commanding army
,, Of the Cumberland:
- GENERAL: Rebel accounts fully confirm
. your telegram from the batt.e field. The
= victory was well earrcd and is one OF IT,,
most brilliant Of tho war. You and YOU
- brave army have won the gratitude Of you,
" country and the admiration Of the wor d.
'. The field Of Murfreesboro is made histori
" and !uturc generations will point out where
- SO many heroes fell g!oriouIIy in defense U
- the Constit.xion. and thanks to the livin;
:. and tears for the ia'bented dead.
{SiSncll H. W. lIALLEcK,
- General in Chief.
,, 1t is rumored that SECRETARY Cha Sc vii
- resign shortly if the committee Of ways an>
.. means reject his policy. Private Londo1
" letters SAY there arc at sea forty blockade
g breakers that have been fitted out an | load
~ cd in British ports. Large quantities q
~ rebel bonds have been sold at five shilling
,, per pound, secured ON at call at cents pc
~ pound The rebels raised from this som
~ 5000 pounds sterling to buy stea mcrs.-
- =, They have recently bous ht six vessels whcl
y. VI are laden with arms. powder, clothes, shoes
)? medicines Nc T.lc military Committee re
" port in favor 0! Fly Thayers plan Of colo
!. nizins Florida with 20, OO negroes. Vol
- unteers who arc to serve nine months the!
'e 'e flisband and occupy the country.
SPRINGFIELD. H.. Jan. 8.
or Richardson was nominated for Sen,tor o.
IN the first ballot at the Democratic CAUCUS
of 1t is .hought that this is great triumph c
le The more conservative portion Of the party
a An immense Union meeting is being held to
rs night at his place.
re INDIANA POLLS. Jan 8.
at The Democrats in caucus nominated Z
" Turpe and lion. +. A. Hendricks for u.
,y Sc Dators.
st LAssISG, Jan. 8.
IN Hon. Mr.. Chandler is e-eIected to tn
Office Of United States Senator for six years
Of TRAITORS denounced it as an outrage.
a- New York, JAN 8.
n IT, II f,tor1si po~nr.,
an has decided that any revenue stamps excep
IS. proprietary can now be used for its amoun
j. on any instrument. thus eventually abolish
ling line great variety OF stamps.
on It was Yesterday currently remark ed
Tk civil circles in this city, that Commodol
- Wilkes had been removed from comman
OF the Flying Squadron, for having failed I
nd obey orders relative TO in.ercep;ibs the All