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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
DIED.

CLIRK-On W.drcsltY Juy e congestion OF tho lurgt
Andrew Clsrl y iys So rstlbestrf rouuty.
TIE f,refsl ~lI tate piece nom tie Rye Preshysf!an
Cburch on Sturdy. July H. a. IN ] hs fssv~. and
f,lds Of the f1l invited 10 attend without further
notice.
KEARSTY-Oa Friday morning July 10. Jamei keafnsJ.
a~~d 80 -srs
1e r,es and friends of the family requested TO s,eni
the fun~r this frttlfdsyJ Afternoon At Oc0ck. from his
la'. fv,ldepoe. q yamse', LoEs laand
ErLTY-Oa Thdsy morning Ju.y 10 .i.r short and se.
we're iness Rose the beloved ~is o. Patrick Asty sg'd
g years.
The ioudi o. the family invited n attend her funeral
suudsy afternoon al oeosG from her late residence
No, 2yl Mocls.n ,ifset
UiCHARD--At Warrrusbmsh. \. y, on Wednesiby JOY
o. M, Lyla Ich.fl. felc Of the lsls CAAIiss HchUds
o. tti. city sEed 90 ysafs
iADEOn Thursday July 1883 John Paine sl.de .Sei
90 y~srs.
III. feln'iv,s and fisri. invited to attend bis funeral
90 sInd.f July J., 1913 from the Church Of Tie
Ms.sal b. Osgooi. bfhiwEy opposite Wsv-riey pscs.
STAPLES Suddenly o. stamford Conn, Friday. July
lD Came u0Jt silr ol MtJ . $ &. staples
Fuferal services at 4 J. m. On Saturday, July II.
TTICKFR-At Aonelaif. y j.. Friday, July TO- at the
hou,. II he .onn-lsw Alfred Taylor, Thatcher Tucker
formerly q this city.
WOOn-On 1hursisy morning Jav o. Ellen Wood wife
G. the late john WOOD Of CLicyth,, Ohio, IN the elst
f,n q her go
Ts hsnds o The family respectfully invited 90 attend
her funeral from ssidenc- o. her scu in Law, Frank
W,k ~ A. Mr.t Twenty Gf't street SATURDAY
fox At ltl 'c'oek, without farther J. h,e.
Chiilico' be ord Cincinnati paf,Es slessucopy.
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NEw.YoRK, July 10, 1852.

Til. cstfss ,hs my mother has been iof some 'He sc
ed With p.ra d-sse.s susrns ifom pain and rUuo'ns
noe In ,ae head together With other indication o' 'ot
o. Of h.arns DR. Won fsonbers removed from be- ess
together with coagua.ea blood II.
hevns instantsn>ousy. aud al without lan IL Ia Win
grateful tnsnks ihat .ive this testimony 20 his sA
CARROLL }. POSI, NO. % South-st-
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NEW TESTIMONY.
NEw-YoRK. Mayo, 1869.

was entirely desf In my left ear accompanied BY DIS
charge placed under Dr. Won Eissnberg who,
BY hi. great sk restored to perfect hearing in the
short space ofs nnutes without giving me the slightest
pain and the discharge has ceased entirely The Eu'achan
Tube which obersed quito open. sndl feel that
the perform. it. functions am empty ssti'nsd
every suffering from impaired hearing TO
place themselves the treatment OF this eminent and
successful PHI yscan. - -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

A BAD BREATH the greatest curse the human
family H. heir H,w many lovers II hs. sepArstod, how
many FRIEND. forever paret Ine subject IA 100 decae
Of the fat yogrse To effect laca cure uss to bALn
THOrtaND fIOs r o. dcHthcc nigis aud mofring
1t tIso brHuies the eomp!t1i'n removing al taA puppies
snd ffeckea csygg the akin soit sa white T. iCo ~ oe
For Sale bS all Druggists
BEAUTIFUL LIIE-LIKE PICTURES.
Csres % yilie. a. per dozen. Dopieste., 81 90 ~
Negative icsi.'sisL T. 4 Lr8" l'2 Ch.'ham-'t, n !
DISEASE OF rnE NERyors SEMINAL, URN
AIRY AED sYsTrSsNew srd rti-bl, trcS'neft in
1Jsjoo.s llse Of ehsrrs Jdd.. b. j. sKLls Hocon
.os. Howard Association, rL'Iaae p"is Pa
BATcnrLoRs HAm DYE--The best in the
word P,ec ret9rsl eisbe hsaes and iI' aniaoeoa'
IN effect u. srBub- is sgned tLL'N a. bAIChEL'"
Sold By all bros-i"' fSc'of'' 40 - b''ol'y-'L
INF PALMER ARM Asp AnG.-B. FHASh
n Y Aso phiialsiphia md roo MY houses Of fALnEE
"a. Avo.a iag~'tion o. cs'ior 90 40 'a''u'ot
TnUssls.-MAusn q Co.' 5 Eadical Cure
Tsr.s osc oe t g SP & !y' for Wy S.oo. rs }s
Shoulder hrsre. &C. iady 1i'"Dd'"t
ToR.THE HAR-BARgY's 1RlcoPHEG0Us.-
The betar rhc.resi article. stf b. rusrisr
GOLD Pnvs.-Tno be- ana ire cheapest, at
Il. MoH1o,',. No. p M.ite lane he~.io.s
ARTIFICIAL LINES by J.. u. HUDSON. NJ. D.,
Now J., AArs~iIirfs i4hthh Nhit up hlhif - ~ f'f
d-t AID Mafaes ian,hed w'iDou' eLafs" ~ oiees 81 ~
seon-Gen. haumonG L = A. .ni Surgeon Wiria" u.@.N
CpovfR & BAKrr's
TtreT rrr,iIrs Sewing NAcmsxs
no 40 Bf0ldset r-f-4Dik.
Sa,gING MACniAIs 40 RENT,
Ard Tor ssir-Nro.
w Nicrys IT, Js,O Bdaa1. binome-''. vp-siai's.
BiAlH a. WYETn's LiGrD EtNNsr FOR
,pstina H. lcp Oueuis de lasos The Dioh goat
fol dot ~. .nyaids siye cb,dfea ""s't. ~ -
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY fOk THE
CURE OF DEAFNESS,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR
AND
PARTIAL DEAFNESS.
.RXCLUslyELY AND SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BIZ
DIR. HARTLEY.
No. 10 CLINTON PLACE,
NEW.YORK,


n, ouy A,tnevledsel Aa in the United States who gen
fou.g oaar, TO attend Ill pssoas suffering from Affections
Of the lar without eh.T.. Until cured thereby proving h
uec.,s uu.qsaed and protecting the deaf .Tom ee.ns
nn led ty pay.as .elpsG sHrs eIosoiiaai fees in 40
vance snd the iraron % ye, ssfol evils by permit
the application Of d. s,oas remedies by Inexperienced
cad uuskilfs hands.
Dssns noise In the head ani al dinsreeable discharges
from the ear speedily aud permanently removed without
esu.n. tho paa Inconvenience cure 10 al
.usrsuteoG where mAll,fmation does Rot exist.
Thirteen year, close and ubdyds attention to this branch
of spec, prsoes ha, enabled him reduce Ls ussns,
10 such d.sres Of success had the most confirmed aud
obstinate case, yield b. steady attention to the means pre-
soribed.
Per,oHs suffering from any disease dersnsoment OF the
organ Of spsea ses's may oonmsad ts services Of DR.
HARTLEY without the chAgrin modification Of seeing
h.r n.e, and 81 ease. psrsd,d in public nsw,papor
OfBeo and fe,idsnee No. 10 CliutonPsce, few door
ives, OF Broadway. T
Recopiioa hour. daily from a m. uutil 1 p N.
Ca''Hifli'oH and examination ''''.
The Nrw-York Dispatch for this week will contain
,oms .iaItllps fsvsl.tion. Of cnn,. 10 this city.
RAPE AND MURDER IL BROAD DAYLIGHT. . com
mon occurrence along tho East River!
SCENES from the Army Hospitals.
Gossip In Brooiyn; or the Way Wife Spoiled Fourth
of July EIcrrsiOn for Fr,i Widow.
LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NEWS from tho seat Of war
(P. s. No Bo.n. Dispsiche,l
STORIES, GOSSIP. MASONIC. ADJUSTMENTS.
POKTnY, CORRESPONDENTS, ITEMS.
~ For sale by ail NswsAgen,s.
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kinssford,s Oswess Starch.
For the Laundry, and
KJyGsFORD'S CORN STARCH.

KINGSFUKUS COhN oIAuCH,
For Pudaina. Custard. Blanc Mango. loo Cream, 10.
AFFORD THE BEST VALUE TO THE c0NeUkfA
For foueen wears In universal USE they have stood
rvsed by any Starch and always b. depended pp
a. IN every respect perfect.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Martins Life Cordial.
wholesale .gen'

Martins Life Cordial.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBUs CHOLERA INFANTUM DYS-
EMERY DIARRHEA, SUMNER COMPLAINT.
PAIN AND CRAMP IN THE STOMACH, sOUR
STOMACH and HEARTBURN
Il relieves those d,sgreea5le syupoms OF DYSPEPSIA.
NAUSEA. and RISING Of FOOD afisr eating and a. .
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN IL has no equal. IL
regulates III bl~ss aays and under s SOOTHING
refreshed uvsoraed /. pleasant 10 tie taste snd
children instead Of refusing to take It, cry for tn- medicine
sa .uca nisn :. Prof n P H,i o. Brown Uaysl.y ths
key o.scs Jsmrs Of orces,tT MAss. bow ChsPsin et
tie 2h Msss Ause snd suyeTu,end-ni Of BLACKS, New
be n. y. { officers Ia tbs Army, aud oiher.
B-Tn. article IN the most obstlnafe
case slA gents sy requested 70 psy oAck Toe
money where satisfactory cvae1ee gwen sh'' tae edi0sas
hss,pIovea lie iectusl.
Agents IN New.york City:
r. {. WELLS 4 Co.. No. us frSrs.ln's..
II. q. OAKLEY. No. II fsikro.,
RUsHIoN a 90 10. 70 As.cF he1ie. H.,
CASWtLL. MACK Co.. Filth Avenue hotel
NM GREY. No lOl Broadway.
The Grnefcubers Companys Medical Insiisa.
Hs. bee, removed rom No = soua-.t to
No I38 WILLIAM.sr. NEw-YoRK,
MA, corner Of fgL0,L
Over the whosals dug store oi A. b. SANDS x 20
IN. cesbraed ra-snbers Uterine Csho!icon and oil o!
the Gtssienbess Family Medicines sold ~no.esaie saa
DR.. J T. BRIDGE the Resident Physician viii eoo.au
with hi. ffisnds and paeats At nc. 139 WILLIAMsT'
from 10 N. TO >. 49,. r..
o,'Sox U,s NOTHING But rHF CArHoLicoS xAkKsp
"IdE GRAEFENBERG CoMPANNS." HAvIN0 Tan
Sal - TnK GRAsFESBERG CoNPASN AND rEE sANs %
JOSHUA BRIDGE. NJ. d., ON THs orrsiDz WGAfPKk,
AND MS siGsAfUkg THs inside LkBE--
IHprneiped Jcrs enfcGro ING palm e1 iniff'rs
and ,pBrior, are d' he gsAsae be~ae OF impo.noa
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Cen. kcnrney Lending n Charge nosi sx

Union Pacific Railway, Eastern DivtsisR.-
GEN FREMONT President Of the Union Pacific Railway.
Eastern Division. has appointed SAMUEL HALLETT %
general Financial Agents OF the Company. and for the puf'
pose d increasing their facilities has psosd with them svs
able cash securities the Tive Miens Of D'iaz
to remain with the house until the road oompsesd and y
be used by them in such way they may Deem best csce-
lated to the speedy completion Of tAs railway.
July |, 1859.
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ARMY AND NAVY kEvOLyERs,
L. ,. EIFLEt auG hUsKETs.
Also,
POCEET PISTOLS Of approved patterns,
Manufacture ed by
u. RrvIyGTOr Il Sous,
lion, n Y near UtioA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
From The Evening Post OF July !. 1903
81 rha Ic,,royed HOuae pump,-Sach OF

W TIE IMPROVED HOuse Z uuip'-- - Il. III
~, sy hsy. occasion pump their houses o ueod
On sny pirt Of their premises will nnd the poups As.es i
moved Sump Of }. ID. West Co. No liy pIsaaway epA
h., az IN. N NAe Ii has thee superior cualties let
r. smnl IN sraction aud not liable to get Of
order or If /, doss nav Se easily set right "a works
49, " ~ ~, " ~ spSiJ nv use IT, and that with susls
dns., "a n boka lead; nd continuous ,tIsam of ws.r
~ Az. G , l; Wint-s even n the coldsst expos rssi
and ssh, It i. unusually ehssp We sy all th. knowingly
having hal OF the pump, In sse iof a o. more:
LDoweiss or request Of the proprie orap
-four Yard Pamp. Ship Pumps. Factory Pumps. and Deep
well Pumps, all equally good Of which have bundsnt
testimony. j. u WfSI GO
Gen. kcarney Lending q Chargc.-A laost
Gu slts ala spirited picture.
CARD fHOfO0RAPH FOR ALBUMS. Price Is cent?
4. II. 4. ANTHONY,
No. SOL Broadway, N. Y.
Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Divtsisn.-
GEN FREMONT. President Of the Union Pacific Railwsy.
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rvAtkinson's Patent Enameied Steel Collars
~ neni lust received from shstsi England Price y
-cents or 81 ceuts by mail Oeais hne linen @fLx
IYCOLLARS Is cents eaehL
SMITH BLAKE, No. s79 Broadway.
Are You Poor sore and Lame from travelling evs{
the hot psv,mrptsf Find inn relief IL Dr. SNfETs
INFALLlBLE LlNlMENr prepared from the recipe oi Dr
Sepen Sweet OF Connecticut, the great natural bens-ses
Eor sale eyerywhes Try II.
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Deafness,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
DISEASES OF THE EYE. EAR AND THROAT,
CATARRH CURED
DIR. Won EISENBERG:

Author Of Surgical and Practical observations on the Dis
ss.es Of III, Ear. with his new Mode Of Treatment"
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C.TARRn DR. GOODALE's CATAgRH RiM-
-, r.n-,r,@. 20 the very ;iis rfTbs dsa' I'D
frnr.. it root tna hfsnch Pfrs sL Send sissn
or 9 rsnrhist Depot No. tis bfosh~ny
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
bpfnal Nciltes.

Opposition 10 spiIituuiism.-Kder y. II BERICk
o. t,'toD will continue Lis L~stursa ~ WEDNESDAY snd
THURSDAY Juy l5 aha d.. 81 tie Hall No. "A Cooper In.
,tituto to comueuco ocioch Al rrs invited Seats
FREQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07
THE UNION CAUCUS.

There were - represen tstiyes present ~ the
Union caucus held or Saturday night last
among them being the members from West
Virginia, the four Union members from Mary.
land, (Mr. Webster having resehsd the hall
just before they adjourped) Mefsrs. Segar and
Kitchen, OF East Virginia, thyee nom Missouri
and Messrr. Green Clay Smith and Amber son,
OF Kentucky. Mr.. Chandler, OF East VIRGINIA,
O. staunch an Unconditional Unionist as tina
House holds, had not reached the city Messrs.
Clay, Yearnan and Randall Of Kentucky, who
are regarded rs strong Unionists, though not
present, are apparently counted on Is be.
ing certain to sustain the proposed Union
aid Administration Organization. We know
not what kept the rest Of the Kentucky delega-
ion away, elected "a they all were, upon an
EMPHATIC Union platform. Mr.. Mallory Is,
however, the border State whig-not demo.
crat-said 10 have been selected to receive the
support Of the opposition for the Speakership.
The certainty that Mr.. Colfax will receive the
support of the large array Of border State
Members we name above, however, makes IL
sure that there can be no other than q fllibus-
''ering opposition 70 his election.
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CONGRE&HIONAT
AxxviIIth CeHGR sss-vIRsr SESSION
MOsOAy, Decsmhery.

So MosOAy, Decemhery
S8HAfH--The Vie President ca1led ia
Senate TO ovdef st - clock noon. :,
The Chaplain ohered prayer. s
The crede1tta1a OF AeSsFs. Wiley apAs Va
WInklf of Wfet Va, OF Mr.. Henderson a No.
and Messrs. Hendefson and Comes 80
sworn in. taking ALEC the oath Of loyalty. 70
Mr.. Davis raised the question OF the ri,ht ~
the gentlemen claiming from West Virsinia- In
take seats In the body. He held that thar ~
constitutionally and legally NO such Stat..
After soma debate, motion Of MT Davis. A
4 test Question, that the gentlemen from West
|, Virginia be sworns In, was sca.ried-ycas rs,
nays6. ssrs4 az - Z -Et7tz :
HnUsB.--At l9 clock ths Clerk Of the House,
MT: EthsY!dgr, Called the House to order. and
said this being the time designated by the Con
stttution OF the United States for the meeting
Of the Thirty eighth Congress, he would now
proceed to call tho roll Of members, aud OF
-spca only whose credentials show they were
regularly elected, In acscc--dance with the laws
OF their States respectively Or OF fhe laws, OF
The CLERK read the names from neariv All
the States, and said other gentlemen had dle 4
Credentials which had not been placed on the
roll. There credentials do not snow what in
the opinion Of the Clerk. was designed by the
act Of Congress OF March last. Tine names
omitt d TO Re read were OF members from
maryland, virginia, West Virginia, Oregon,
Miesouri'and Kansas * -, =. : ~
After con vereation on the subject, the Clerk
read the credentials, which he regarded as in
Improper form, i OF the msm bers from Mar land.
Mr. dawes moved that the names Of the
maryland members be entered on the roll, and
drma1ded the previous question. '.s
Mr- j. u. Allen moved to lay tho motion on
the table; which was disagreed to-yeas "a,
nays o. r.- .-...,- .....s = :
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BE Is PLOCKADSNG ROADS AND RrRSrNc
BRIDGES TO PREVENT PURSUIT.

TAzwELL, Tenn, 9 a. m, Dec. 6.-After the
repulee Of the eneny's cavalry at the Cline III
river, on the I'd, their whole force continued
to hover around, endeavoring to turn our
TANKS, amt to force some of the fords. In all
these efforts they were foiled, and driven back
in several small encounters. In addition, we
succe edsd in blockading portion Of the val.
ley road near Rutledge, In the rear of Ran.
SONS column. a-E
Yesterday, the whole cavalry Withdrew In
the direction Of Knoxville. Gen. Graham.
brigade followed short distance.
1t Is reported that the roads In from. are
hlockaded, and that the enemy have burnt the
railroad bridges at Strawberry Plains and
Mossy Greek. If this be SO it indicates tina,
Longstreet is OF soon will be retreatins.
Scouts report cannonadins yesterday Ia the
direction Of Clinton. -.
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EXIR 4
FOURTH EDITION..
~ O'CLOCK
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM
EAST TENNESSEE,
~ O'CLOCK

The following has lust been received q. head
quarters
TAzEwRLL, TENN, Dec =s N.
Ycj. Cen. II. n. HaiLccS, CoB.nsandcr. in Cas.f.
Longstrest is In 70 Ii retreat up the Valley
Your orders about following with cavaky
shall be carried out.
Ny division Of cavalry attacked The enemys
cavalry in one Of the passes OF the CHnch
Mountains yesterday afternoon, and are push.
ing them vigorously l 80
Ihave not yet heard OF the approach Of oar
cavalry from Knoxville.
have sent General Wilcox with his tafantry
ADD srtiliery towards the ulountains and attack
the enemy's flank at Bean Station t
Cour;ers from Knoxville arrived las, night
The road is clear. Sherman arrived .hers yes.
serday. J. q. FOSTER, Major General
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FOSTER IN FULL PURSUIT TO CIT
OF LONGSTREET'S RETREAT

TAzWELL, Tenn, Dec. &C p. m.-Thsre
seems DO doubt that Longstreet Is In fan re-
treat A deserter that came in to-day reports
that he came out with the column from Knox
vile or the fourth. The infantry and trsns-
portation moving Up the valley on the other
side Of the Hoiston, and the cavalry on this
side. to cover from an attack from the Unisn
troops in this vicinity. The talk among the
rebel soldiers was that they were going to vir.
gina or TO North Carolina.
Fosters cavalry division was four miles
this side OF Maynardsville at two p. m when
the courier left, preparing to attack the enemy's
cavalry. % ... 49,.
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TEE CAucAsEs.-The Union members OF tha
House OF Representatives held q caucus at the
Capitol Saturday night-Mr. Morrill, of Yer.
mont, in the chair, and Messrs. Robbins of
New Hampshire, and Boyd. OF Missouri, Sec.
retaries. .....
Mr.. Dawes, OF Massachusetts nominated
MIR. Washourne, Of Illinois, for speaker OF the
House, but that gentleman declined. -.
MIR. Ponery then nominated Mr. Fenton, OF
New York. as the choice Of the representatives
from that State. He, too, declined; when Mr.
Orth. OF Indiana, placed In nomination Mr..
Coifax, and this was agreed TO without dissent
and by reclamation. .. ....... ..
No nominations were nade for other officers
Of the House, ths subject being held In rsssr va
A long discussion took place, bringing uud,.
review the acts Of the present Clerk OF thu
House, Mr.. EtheIides, who, 1t was said had
omitted from the list the names OF legally oer.
tined members elect for informalities In the Ger.
uhcates Whether this is SO or not, the prin ted
official list Of members shows no such omis.
sions.
Among the members preeent at the cancps
were the following from the border Sts,ss:
Msssrs. Smith and Anderson, OF ksntuck,;
Boyd, Loan and McClurg, Of Missouri: 0rss-
well, Davis, and Thomas, OF Maryland; and
Segar of East Virgins.
The Democratic or opposition members held
meeting In one of he committee rooms-the
Republicans occupying the Hall Of Represen.
tattses-hr. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, In the
chair, AID MessTs. Perry and Morrison, Secre-
tarfs. Sixty or seventy members present,
but seven only from the border States. The
"oiect OF the cons pltation was 20 suggest or
sSFee uPon the proper means 70 concentrate
what ls Regarded BY them as the Union OF Con.
ssfYehveeiemen: nominations were made
-the in'es'ns adjourned 10 N set on Monday
morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM THE SOUTH.
rHR UNION REAR GUARD CROSSING TIL
-. CHATTANOOGA RIVER
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF MEADK's RETREAT.
SUPPLIES RECEIVED BY FEDERAL PRS
OSERe - -...

foRrREss MONROE, Dec The Richmond
Enquirer OF Dec. ath. ssys:
DALTON, Tenn, Dec. 2.-The enemy have
fallen back across the Chattanooga, destroy
ing every thing In their route, including rail-
road track and bridges. Their loss is heavy
In their attack on our rear guard under 6eu.
Chpyborn.s las BRANDON BRAoa.
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, Dec. 2d.-The ems
my retreaied during the night. Pursuit was
made this morning, but he had recrosssd the
Rapidan. few prisoners captured.
r. E. LIE, GENERAL.
ORANGE Court HOUSE. Dec. 3.-The enemy
have recrossed the Rapidan to Culpeper, by
the fords as they came, without 9 fight. On
hundred prisoners go to Richmond to night
Nothing was left by the enemy in his retreat.
The " hole amy was on this side Of the river.
Five hundred prisoners were captured duriag
the raid. ....t .r.E-
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3.-There has been no more
shelling Of the city since Monday. The mortar
Smelling Of Sumter has been continued all day
from Cummings Point. Our batteries on James
Island and Gregg continue to keep up an ar
tillery duel.
CHARLESTON, Dec. "A slow fire has been
kept MP to- day from Gregg and Cummings
Point alternately on Sumter, Sullivan and
James Islands. No casualties have been re.
ported. The enemy have not renewed their
firing on the city. Gen. Beauregaat ana Col.
Rhett visited Sumter last night, when the band
mounted the parapet and played Dixie and
other tunes for about one hour. The enemy
ceased firing while the music was going on.
They are mounting more guns on wagner,
bearing on the city, and have also unmassed
new battery.
Jackson, Miss, Dec.s-The enemy's cayal-
~ crossed the Big Black yesterday, ranging
towards Canton.
MRLLIpanvlLLE. Dec. a.-The Senate has
postponed ipdeHnitsly, BY large ma ority, the
I'M restricting the planting Of cotton to ono
acre. The Legislature will adjourn on the
ith. s.--u sas = u
ORANGE @. H., Dec. 4.-Two hundred and
Fifty more prisoners were received last night
who were picked mp By our cavalry IN pur-
suit OF the enemy, representing Ave corps Of
infantry and three divisions OF cavalry.
Our scouts rcporr that the enemy's infantry
have fallen back 70 fauqui6f, behind tho Rap.
pahannock. leaving only cavalry In Culpspe1.
They burned and Destroyed every thing In
the country occupied by them On this side Of
the river, reducing the inhabatAnts to bsgGayy.
DR.. Charles r. Wright OF Ohio, captured ct
Chscsamausa SEPT "a. has jass arrived mon
Iabey prison By "nas Of truce" .stlE%
The doctor states that the articles OF provt.
sions tscthins. &c. cent 70 tho Union pfisonees
n Riehmcud from their NoPthern fftsads enA
ssooc.asaous hASe been received By them. 81.
" 2 - A
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOuaC.
The Rebels Cross the Kapidan above Rae.
coon Ford.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF rsH por.
oaAC, Dec. 4:-(Associated Press Dispatch l.
a heht division OF rebel troops crossed the
Raccoon Ford-probably on a reconnoissance
Since this information came to camp there
has been considerable caunonadIng heard IN
mat direction It Ia supposed that the I'D van ca
Of the rebels has been checked nv our IiSht 80
,eries attached to the cavalry arm Of the army.
In purso OF General Meads's order
WARRINGTON, Dec. 5.-Ths adytces recai x>a
nom the Army OF the Potomac to day state that
be ing in stotu gas.
The rnnors which ha~e t-ee.. ~. ulaunk In
:his city today, that tho army 10 still falling
back were probably originated by certain
changes made in the positions OF divisions or
corps
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RELIEF FOR UNION PRISONERS.
Large Supplies RsHwaFded to Richmond
The foods Before sent RecetYed.

PHILADELPHlA, Dec. &-Fha United Ststea
Christian Commission has forwarded 10 the
tnion PRISONERS In Richmond during the past
week three hundred aud thirty.fiye packsres
consisting mainly orsoiid food, with delicacias
10. the sich tcEe the, with clothing, readin 4
matter, and stationery. They were consigned
10 Libby prison. Belle Island, Osssls Tn under.
and the Tobacco Warehouses. -t#.lf
The Commission have received letters from
cor prisoners, acknowledging The receipt Of
goods sent before They have received iarSe
ntSfhutions from all parts for this purpose,
and Will continue 70 forward stores 70 our men
Is lops Is they hsve Access to them
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a CtkHk TO THE U. ). SUPREME Oorur
ELnc1so.-Th,s forenoon the Z. - Supreme
court met all the Justice thereof being D resen,
Viz: Justices fancy, Wayne, Gssron, Nelson /,
Greir, Clifford. Swsyns, Miller, DAVIS ana
Yields. The only business transacted was ,ha
announcement By Mr.. ChIsf Jussics raaey ,ha,
the Court had elected d. w. MiddLe.on, ESQ.
OF this city, tIons the Assistant Cerk.}se Be tbs
Clerk OF their Cosrs, rice M. Wrs. Carroll
deceased. TIE CSar. thea adjourned fer the
day. s-. &. =.
It I. Underwood that the vote Ia ais favor
gee unaaInsss-a well aessfved conpAnenk.