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Whit Of Gen. Burnside to the President
and Secretary Stanton.
AFFAIRS on THE RAPPABANSoCK.
The Condition OF the Roads
improving.
AN EARLY ADVANCE ANTICIPATED,
&c, &C.. %.
GensYal Busns,de In wxshingssn.

Geneval Burnside in WNshlAgSsn.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "A, 1863
MAYOR Gescral Burnside was IN this city to-day and
I'D interview President Lsoln, Secretary STAN
Aon and MAJOR s;enorsi Haleck.
generally believed here that all the reports that
any por,fon tho army Of the Potomac has recently
ssossed the RalplhsG1ock without ieundatjon in
faet.
Intelligence from the sray OF The POtonxS
x-aaat states tnat the roads are stin ia very
bad condition, although SLOWLY improving since
the cessation of the storm. II WI require come
slme 10 place them favorable osnNtioa " hen
ns recent movement was commenced.
re robes st. chow themselves in force the ords
opposite bank OF the RappahannoCk. They continue
H. throw up additional earthworks and 70 strengthen the
sid oaes by dgg ne rife pits, &c.
telegram from the Army OF the Potomac, received
night, says that there not anything OF interest TO
uIicate
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RHEuxArrsS

IA. been confessdy a~know ledged nv ihou ssna.
nave as.d them that the 0svano Blecro Mcsik 1nsos
&c the only preventative aud cnrr Suls hv All afasgs
ard shcs dsasra fee ~, per msiI 81 send OF rsuS
a. MBTTAH co, ofte t2a BrssSwSy,
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VIII change the current OF the river and Lease
and defences far inland to interfere with navga-
tion.
TUE PRESIDENTIAL REcErTIoS.
The reception at the executive mansion today by the
President and Mrs Lincoln unusually well attended
The parors thronged with vistors representing not
only nearly all the loyal states but great many foreign
ountrice.
THE TWO ARRESTED orFroERs OF THE REBEL sru.
Arts sTArF.
II rs said tba, the two rebel ciptains belonging 70
stuart's staff, who arrested fes days ago
in citizens dress, in the neighborhood Of DUN.
fries, are to be tried aud executed as pr,,es
There is positive evidence that they mingled
amongst our troops citizens dross previous 10 tho re-.
raid by stuart at that point and furnished him the
information Of the defenceess condition OF Dumircs and
roied him there and that they have reappeared
in citizens dress the same noighberhooi iron the
person Of one of them found important Documents
In regard 10 the numbers and positions of the Union
troops.
bills FOR rnr ADMISSION or urAH AZ A STATE
AND sBosHoSB AS A TERRITORY.
The House Committee on Territories j. prepared 10
report bill Cor the admission Of Utah a. state bro.
vidng in IL for the abolition Of polygamy.
ba for the erection Of the Territory Of shoshone viii
be reported including portion u oregon aud an Of Ne.
brasga west OF tho degree ~ longitude.
and that part Of Dacoah south % tho forty sixth
o. latitude
JURORS IN UNITED STATES COURTS.
bill was introduced in the senate day by Mr.
Trubu providing that the supreme Court 4 the United
states shall arrange mode q selecting jurors In district
csGu
THE CAsr or GENERAL PORTER.
II s stated the government has s eye uron officers
who eSuress indignation COR the eashsrins OF Genera,
rorier ~ s@ stated fss days sines BY Intimate
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San cfrantisto advertisements.

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who may desire the opinion and advice of DR..
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tIlisfellaneous advertisements.
Pro0P - ct us.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July l, 1861.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July l, 1861.
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From the Richmond Examiner. sept y
The immediate eject Of the abandonru.ut 81 Morris
Island viii be the blockade ~ Charleston hsrbor bv the
enemys vessels more closely than ever, the e.
feciuay cutting on communication by the shore. cut.
ward and inward As 70 ~ possession giving the enemy
any additional advantages beyond the mere fact hold
inc the Island and turning batteries on o,hars thai hye
been planted by Be1uregard take their places and
eommnud them. lis occupation ~ simply anmporsnt,
and remove. ut one lock nor boil 10 the obs,ruqoas
that hsr tho Yankees way 10 Charleston The interior
lre ~ lie stl intact aud Tho ifown ng mouths
u hundred cannon siii iugh % soorn the enemy
The te ossity ola 6na evscuatou had on been fora
aud provided for Everything ~ vaIOe had bcsn
progiou.v transported b. uieht 10 ihe mau, aud tho
M en- were AZ last drawn 90 ~ order aud Haiety.
me Ouncemcnt Occas.oHa rather rclef than pain.
The billy % defending forever sual stand,
% gom communication by enormous leet, W. pal.
pablo Tbs sappers had approached Wilh.u fsW yards
~ WAGNER II ~ evacuation had been louE delayed
must have aoon fallen u an overwhelming aa-ap md
IL defenders been Killed W. taken prisyu~.s while no
courageous persons wore VIKING ~ uti.r then s4rshen
sp l9ug A. tho d'lence continued. few did nor feel
4nd tnuk NotrR ls,sna m hi 10 lss prye another
Iatieras another Roanoke, smother NesfbrE. rgt y
AIS sale ~ the bio AMI iortuua hands ~ f.surcsaFd
Ia tought that Island Ter tw1 ulHull4, hNh wh4lN
works o'e"here wtre erected Nhich rendered W 'IF
unuceessary fur the defence ~ Charleston ald II st
they quite dome a. tie las moment whle
door ~ honorable rcueh ~4f open, ana fod t a. 1.i
dearly indeed II has opst the enemy ANN and Va
hoct. Not pprtclo d - s'nd mas MOT been pau r
HE iort,acatcn N CHARLESTON s nov stronger uaa
when The Arst bot w1e Grad On th" wispi 8stte w.
have 8ihec batn crested wuteh fl. tie Htliy ~
Wagner " Bttrf tir key 0r tAnIit TN Indeed 10
one point iu its i0 tilCsu be- - acN lt tHs s
em "a N1abau there = - says s4c ~ al 5a.l "a a
4 comm uded OIL The rCst. Bus The eiesre the AeW
system II defence Nl4atrttei t0nurn 4ud -1basto
and repeated a. Charleston y the necessity - -c.e rof
every battery ln which he besiegrrs Always exposed
10 tho IRE 81 others. such defence conducted Is tu
courage BY army which cannot 10 surrounded snd
starved may he easily rendered lnternieahbe Ia tHe
slege u Charleston viii he.
hit must inot blud our EYES those 81 the eacT
10 two couse ueaccs q THE event One The m1fs eer
otne ignorant Northern pop9ace. II will of cuHfse De
the signal ot great bui Temporary cxuAtiaa snd I.
unpleasant 10 that they nave mach encourage
ment rhe other the tact That the psse-sion " Morris
Island III enable the enemy A. close The port ~ Charles
ton for nrst time the But While this res4
may dcprcss mercantile sr@ aiatlpn, doubt uhater
the conlederacy will be 3ared b. III. comparative dI
nut ion 81 hmnRglinR rom Naa. ~.
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readers will md IN another part OF to days paper
the official notice OF the assignment OF Major General j.
Gmer TO duty This military department, second In
command TO General Belure9ard.
grave crisis in the history Of Charleston officer
high the confidence OF the Coneierat government and
of military knowledge, prudence and experience
addc 10 the group Of generals 70 whom tho defence
OF the city has been entrusted.
Jeremy u hlmer y native ef North CfroDa, from
which state he received appointment cadet at West
Point 1895. ne graduated fourth ~ his cnss aud in
1889 was commissioned second lieutenant ot engi
necrs In he United States irmy. For time
be acted professor OF engineering at tho
West Point Academy At tho time the Secession q the
southern states no had risen to the ~ major Of
engineers and on duty IN California Tia promptly
resigned his commission aud returned TO the SOUTH
ing cneral sydney Johnston at Bowling Green lie
upon the ~ General Johnston major and chief
ibeers participating the deepes OF Forts Henry
DoDeIson anil IN the hattie OF shiloh Upon the fall
Johnston the last named conflict
ed Richmond and placed ~ tho head OF tho
Bureau With tho rank OF colonel, which position ho has
held up the date Of his appon few days ago AZ
MAJOR general
We cordially commend General Gilner 10 Tho esteem
aud support Of apr people.
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tfr0m the Richmond sentinel, sept no.
sumter y heroic 10 her rnlns aud shows har moves
the last The telegraph yesterday brought near ~
fresh laurels Tbe 0heal despatch " aenef. la ire
gard with the somewhat minntsr dssalls q the press
sgsnt tell the pleasing story desperate aftenp, 4,
sumter gsiieptly rspulsed wIh large k~s 10
the enemy They eel punished Ia the captured
alone bnt the whistng bullet and the shris1 ~ blu
~hch dew from various g2n,S 10 fii voIiey apo ihsu
do euspds W. shai learn more ~ ana 81
Wonderful 70 say, nobody hgr, % eids To
good old mes have come again Nay such evas Be ths
good fortune u eoldies, and such b. tbs gyerst
ing de- o. the Toe when they oyr-n or bree mai
they hnd they have found Al <ansss that t~y
Only preparc sses - hands foe their 49, al. ~
Btnre
From the Rlchm0nd enquirer, seps IN
I'D Samter Possesses strsnge charm gov The ysaass
nation. II hiss become hat fsiy. calls their ttAret
sea They nrnly believe that u they la r~t.assf
upon tho ruined sss Il Sumicr that Old Gag ~b.ss -
lowered ny Anaefson ., the hrsi bombsrdspt fhs
rebellou6 woad Ne - good - crushed rs ehsrs~ter
~ that nation has become 20 b~ essentially sna
they thns ali thlDgs BE- beet seca,p, ssea by ai
,scsI eTsct They have all slpng conceived -
20 b. ensrting 9 magnificent drsns wh1ei efa~ tie
regards n the universe ard sha wsr b~v.p ~
the hsulsng down a Inst pisne ~ hrap.vy ~ tbst
particular fort@fc~ they opsn ~ tsst tt,e
ruh at a the Ray ~osd r@rtasaly b. = bit
Hant sus.e tbey ~ The cprssu ian wfSa sDaleg
grand lsbesstls ssne dee'si psses ~ Dt.ns sas,rs
sn.e feafe Nser ~ fHNs
ILs Dsaf ybt .tsss p0s The rouss iori. ID tksi,
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IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE.
Terrible Riot OF Starving soldiers wives
and Children-ssBrcad or Blood. . "Bread
or Peace"-The Citizens Flying from
the Town, dc.

Msarnr, Tenn, Sept II, 1903
Refugees lately arrived within lines bring exciting
reports OF the terrible condition OF affairs in the south
One man who left Mobile The 9Th states that there
was a terrible Of soldiers wives in Mobile the 4h
About hundred and children collected spring
hin, armed with clubs and hatchets, and marched
through the principal streets carrying banners inscribed
"Bread Bood''' "Bfcad or Peace, and other similar
inscriptions Being soldiers wives their proceedings
were wmked at Wy tbs soldiers who msde but feeble
resistance. stores broken opeu. merchant.
Jew struck 81 the women. aud policemen pre-
sent arrested tue jew and ee., h,m severely Many ct
zens LETT the town Among the Informant who says
the riot was increasing when he lett
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AHoirs In Texas.

MOfILt, sept y, 1908.
Excellent wages are raid in Texas 10 field hands. Ne
grocs pe a. from SO 200 TO 600 each Upwards Of
hundred thousand slaves have arrived from Louisiana
and Mississippi. Planters and spectators goin.
yond shreveport 10 purchase or hire.
Good 0eei the foot ses FOR eight cents per pound
vegetables cheap cattle bring thirty dollars hold
coffee thirty five cents per pound; silver i've dollars
currency at Brownsville Texas. Planters cheerfully
according tithes l. the government.
Ihnty.two Of Lincoln's Lousima overseers at
Huntsville. T. be sent to Earle Pass for their liberation
The country In iht regi is a desert.
Foolish reports spread through Texas like wid0ro 1t
j. reported that President Davis and General Bragg
both dead and that General Lee has been superseded
General Taylor is In great repnte.
Pendlet has been elected Governor by small majo
Tny.
Ircrbert Sexton and Branch elected to Congress
Military matters are quiet The people and troops
prepared to repel invasion.
The health OF the State Is good.
The Indians On the frontier troublesome.
average u fourteen vessels constantly OF Gal
weston hlocadng tho harbor. Great confidence ID felt
In ten Magruler.
Tho crops in Texas uppreccdentedly large Wheat
aud enough made TO supply the western bank
kisssppi lar two years to come, IL not grain
N the naypo
The snpo has been very dry.
thto0YckiDg commenced in August. About $50 600
bales 81 the old crop now In the state.