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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
General rnside's DE feat.
From tho London Times, Dec. 20

II DO remembered that we receive our accounts OF
the body work by telegram TO Cape Race ,chiea erp
ece has aiud shown 10 be favorable % ac Jcercl side be-
cause tho wires under the control OF tho
and the telegram cannot DO quickly tested by detained
accounts Is gently stated that when tho federal
Hntry charged the Confederate posiicn thoy received
check They reinforced, aud advanced once moro
did no. return We arc told that they Sion, uroa tho
ncid OF battle; but also told that tho federal
dead IN front OF tho Confederate works remained whore
they had fallen twenty -four hours before read
this with latitude. The fcderals would hardly re
main upon spot which dangerous that they could
not TO II in daylight 10 their but on the
other hand they could not rotroat very fsr ths eld
OF saltle without iecross'ng the river.
WAS expcctcd indeed that Ccnetsl burnside would
rcns" the attack on tho 18TH and Is posse that By
this time Burnside may be these works aud ia
full march upon R'chu,cnd dTsing leo and dsrsnn
i1cd army before him. Tho commencement hawever
does Got justify us IL predicting suoh eud IL plain
that Burnsds has received Damaging repulso. II no
retrieve II by force or strategy, ~ is great general
Renewed attacks sI,or days interval DOT often sue.
ceed but lao may evcn yet carry these coniodsfa,o
works, or perfalB turn thsm. however he should ail
once more, he has PIT hsnSe IA n, Iotoa
kn.c.n 70 araerat and cnter?rsng enemy oght a..
cordns to all tho rules OF waffase destroy him. hyrfo
aud foot, aud not allow dim TO take single gun scfoss
the lApIahaLnock.
Such decisive vc,oros, indeed. do not seem to haprso
IN tho New world but the position s very cr,lcs and ~o
,nay we'll trel royvd interest In tho Army " tho Pou
There iuIst have been horrible slaughter on 10th
these battles and more slaughter in MI p,ob.
billy has since happened, although as the Consstes
hight behind then works thor loss Is than
that OF theb moro exposed agsaiiaDts. wc 10 like
inc itruson 81 moral or religious reflections Ia
writings or In conversation Tor thcy seldom .ad
by those who have . real reverence. These thius.
h"wc.c or, force us pn thought. our bonds brother
hood and the oesonce II worship have
lasted Tor thousand years and stl cecbr ltns
nor great Christian festivals, crowdps churches.
feeding our hungry brethren, exchanging aaluta
tons, and this morning banding ourselves together
enioymeut IN a thousand forms W. have not party
hatrod among and Religions sects mgzais thor
hostile dogaas and shake hands heartily on tho other
sdo Of he Atlantic We soc people OF blood
Whole nature IN az kindly ~ own, whose o.
good ccmranonshp M strong and ~ho have been only
eighty years living together yet they tearing
each other TO pieces anu buryng each Others ntaet
By tens Ut thousands. IN this contrast hcro
nothing u which ought 10 boast but surely there
much to force thrill u thaDkfuncss aud something /,
sound 10 our ears AZ . voice o: warning.
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CoULDocK AND cUBAs AT THE WINTER GARDEN.
The Winter Garden crowded last cveriny with
very large select and fashionable audencc The atrac
lions Mr. c. w. Couldocks appearance, afior long
absence from tho city, in the charming domestic drama
ssThe Chimney Corner,n and tho renres o. Scnorits
Cubas 10 "The French spy" 'The Chimney Corner" .
neat little pay with few characters great merits and
sagncss The plot Is all about the troubles and anxo
ties into which poor but honest family thrown BY
the overcarsfulness Of imbcco old grandfather who
hides away OF money which has been entrusted
HE son Is the trustee 70 IN helress. The piece
10 in tbs quies. familiar vieag Of "stil Waters Run
Deep and 10 really moro like Bit Of every day LIFE
seen pscs = PERFECTLY pfoauo:s :; this sSs.rs 1ss
sssasn SI b. SsS to The that q p:is
sas wa %.
The csck 90 The chimney psss 70 the obscooce on Abe
,ss,c =. ss.as vs. equally worthy q gss.s Mr.
and constantly natural throughout Once IN . while
however, ". imagined that M. ooa'doct 40:
Western man or 40 Old Yankee than ike
old Enslishman; but this may DO hypercrtsism Mr.
bio, From nrss 10 .s. r VS. admirably sus..nsd-and
how difcuh such character " few people know-And
wo heartily congratulate ,h. actor upon h
artistic masterpiece Mrs. Towards Patty Probity
well Done Mia Couldock's Grace, Mr. Davenports John
Probity and Mr.. HogAns Charles Chiefly all that
dsnce and ~ tho attss called before tho curtain
We have seldom chronicled complete and
more deserved success.
Tho "frorch spy very we'll put upon this stage The
play Va too well known 10 require comment senorita
Cnbas proved herself very admirable pantomlms,, and
In dances renewed her former trinnrhs. Certainly
with varied programme Couldoek and Cibas give
the Winter Garden there DO lack o. either graft
1caton 10 the audience or pront % the management
MRS. JOHN WOOD AT LAURA xKgsEs.
Mrs. John Wood produced PIanche's comic drama,
Tho Pride OF the Market At Laura Keenes theatre last
evening. The house crowded, and the play went OF
syccllsntly. Minard Lewis three scenesonc for each
act-were most BEAUTIFULLY painted and all tho costumcs
access ree and apyoin appropriate and
picturesque Thors style and finish about the scenery
and dressing at Laura kecnor which do great credit 20
he mana cement Mrs woods Marion Of the
chief part the play last night II pleased the audience
and offered no opportunity for criticism.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Ian. IL, 1853.
The Assembly mot at eloven A. Eighty elk mcnbera
wore present.
committee consisting Of Mcssrs Fletcher Dcpew aud
Trimmer, appointed 70 con'or with the Adutant
General relative tho restoration OF tho Assembly Libra
ny chamber, now used by him.
Several pairs" wore announced.
Baoting was resumed for Speaker, with the follow
ing result
Judge pean II
Henry sherwood. II
After tho hftythrd ballot the House adjourned until
eleven O'Clock tomorrow.
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The Pssssyivsnia Lssisistsrs snd the
United states senaforship.


resolution presented In the senate hls afternoon
BY Mr. b. Lowry. setting forth that Id Consequence Of
innaso Newspaper articles having lately
appeared and thf danger Of violecs 70 DO appre
henced 10 the election Of United staes scas,or The
Senate adjourn ill wedncsday morning Al ten oc'ocs
The resoatoa passed tho Ars, reading by s,rc, paty
vote and then laid I'LL TO morrow mosuing.
should pass previous 10 ten O'Clock election
take place, ard the portion remains vacant for
year.
excitement prevails.
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ALBANY, Jan IL, lSc3.
To morrow (Tuesday) is motion day.
DAY Cdientrr.Nos %, II, 28, 30, 81, 81 80, "a 81
aud $50 Us SGs.
These the nrst ten the calendar next 10
he one argument, and others may bs added a, the
close OF the day.
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The Missouri Legislature.

JvrNteos Cirr, No, Jan. IL, lse3.
resolution was adopted 10 tho Senate today request
inc The Committee on Militia 70 report bill revising che
military laws 10 provide moro erectuaily Tor the
enrolment and organization o. the militia u the state
Nh vas pAssed msking Treasury notes and cur.
rencv receivable FOR taxes for period u two yeara
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MCTiNY ANON0 Mandarin Valve TROOPS.
Hong Kong Nov 10 correspondence u Losdon times
Il A. NinHpo there has been kind of mutiny among
wards men, the particulars OF which not correctly
known here. For alleged real OF comp'a at
probably tho last hoy attacked sod ootsd the IaouAes
house. Captain Dow, Of hor Msssty's ship Enoountcr
landed and pm down the riot alter which wo OF tho
shot, bus By whose orders does nct clearly appear
~ Haukow tbcro had lately bcsD alarm rebels but
10 had paSs 81 away.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CoMuASDgR-DErAILso or MS
eTAPY, ere.
General Hunter. who has been reappolned 70 command
the nepartmen, q tho South, Is in this city his
way 10 his future headquarters His star q the
following named ocers and It expected that they will
anil By mex, Wednesday morning.
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niIs<kIsI.A N EOU1.

A LII RlaHT-rHE GAY LITTLE "cLIrPEn" OUT
sgainAnotsr Match for this rionship OF Engtand
Mac. Ma ehcd 70 Plight Tho Ansnesn unknowu
Nv 10 can be this ,outhiui strangerf"
Fun Repott OF the hattie between hrooms aud BaksN
SEE THE cLIfPEn
Theatrical Intsigeuce from all parts OF tho word.
my r,k-t Night IA theaifteal rclniui srcnco
Accident TO q TrAposr performer In Eng and.
Further about ths shooting III = Circus Manager
Dramatic I,ans-hers there aud syerywhero.
show Nawa-Ausie Hall on diis-Nogro hinsttcisy.
SCR TuE CLIlfEH.
A Flash Ia the Psn-,he kefrieAa ami Elliot, hr1s.
Sporting Items q a.: sorts, forcign and domestic
~. Ss,tina Nee son--jsek frost In great demsud.
Ghe-@ and Cncckrt rayns-pecblemn snd Gs'nes
Foot Eac!pg.-CbicEcn misunderstanding
sEE TIE cLirPER
Tits great spoi,ra aud hes,rics journal now ready Aad
for safe eNrrywhrre,
SEE the CLiPPER-rRfOK GENTS
PRANK QUEEN.
Editor and Proportion,
~
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u. ays the Montgomery Adrer,~r, the report that
General indman has executed the ten Yankee officers
W. were held hostages for McNci the Missouri
Butcher correct, chapter IN the history OF tho
sent war has been opened The confeseracy has long
borne insult and outrage lite have been murdered 10
gold blood aud Us women robbed and outraged, until
even tho very stones began 20 cry out 'ov retalia
toa The hst practical order 10 regard TO thess airoci
ties vas ssusd In the q the Missouri murderer
cad ~ tna here Is NJ ndk IN ne yero6 IA, ne svi>r
has ~ frforcsf Mcneil caused Conederae prison.
sFs t. DO murdered IN odd blood and Tor this demand
f his surrender Wa made tho Yankee goversment
hhe demand was DOT complied with, and matter u
SQUIRE ths ten Yankee occrs who had been sscrtcd In
his teal In case he was not surrepaefcd could look for
other than gnominous death. IN. lac Of realid
zion tsu sdrfuf bf IN f,t1 D. TrsssHf sasrg
sordross and puloas fos ~ enforcement Is f,scsar
ii 4 the only law that VII compel thom 10 observe lie
rues ~ civilized warfare Thty can be toached with no
sentiment hut that 81 fear.
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c.,,y,e Of me HarrissLa,..

~ iuN.RArn IRON uEADsutaTtn>. gSIsEsros, VIA SAT.
n Nanr HYftsrER-
This mntning the LET n January a. thfee O'Clock at.
sacked the enemy feet SD garrison A. this place aid
ntaered the latter AMI he steamer Hsfr.t lane, aud
awe barges and schooner u the Former The rest
cas Or nvc escaped iFnor aoUsy rudor care q Tag
truce.
have about sir hundred prisoners aad large quantity
valuable stores, arms, a..
The Hsrriel lane very little injured she vas carried
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.the LATEST FROM BRACES ARMY,
As., As. -.

We have received files OF Southern papers 10 the 10th
Instant, from which mako some highly Interesting
extracts
John Minor Bolts has purchased farm 10 Virginia and
aas gone to work agricuturst. ..4.
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HAnslsurto Jan le-Ior.N.


The republican caucus has lust adl1erncd without
making domination Tor the ssnatorsDp. Ihoy "a, With
closed doors. inlimsti,us thrown out tbft Dir vii
mot viii DO nominated Tomorrow morning. Dir. lowry
resolution offered this Afternoon wiz not 30 pressed %
nnal vote
on tho nrst ballo, In The democratic cauols Puoksow
received ~ votes, Csmrbsl 10. Hughes ~, Poster 10,
blank 8. Gov. Porter 1.-the balance scattering The
ballot resulted kaow 20 Campbell Is Foster
g. Hughes IL. and tho balance scattering Tho ncss bl.
bot resulted Bucsalow 40, Campbell 10, Hagisr THIS
nominated Buokalcw as tho dcmocrair candidate fos
United s ates senator.
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The railroad bridge over the Neuss river the Wei
don and wllmington Railroad, has been vsbuilt.
The virginia eoaicrs IN tie hospitals suffering for
clothing and blankets while those from the other States
are supplied by Their staie asents. The fvuir calls
the men and Of Virginia furnish The necessary
articles.
GENERAL Fr,hush Lcos cavalry brigade has subscribed
and forwarded 600 for tho relief Of the citizens o.
FroderIcksbgrg
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Died.
HAGHr On Monday, January ~ OF disease contractor
white IN tho service OF his country, THOMAS Asx~o
HAr.sT, aged 20 Year, and days.
Tho relatives aud friends Of tho family nlso ths MON
hers OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal church arc respect
fully invited TO atond tho funeral from tho rosldsncc u
his Esther Thomas Hnight, las West Thirty third stroot.
Wednesday morning ut ten O'Clock. Without furthes
invitation The romans viii bo taken 10 New YORK Hay
Cemetery for iniermcnt.
Pougbkeepsie parern please cony.
RoytE On Non1sy January IL, WILLIAM H., only son
OF John and ko2iah Royce, rsed ~ years. mouths ans
IL days.
lho relatives and friends 4 the family arc rospcrtnny
In tied ~ attend the funeral from tho residence hb
parcns lat West rwentcth street ths uosday) Mtes.
noon at thos o'clock, without further Invitation me
rouaius VIII be taken 70 sag sing for in,crmsnt.
For oIer Ded,hs See Second Pdge.
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Cartss de vtsisc, 81 no per Doxens Pho
r. BALCH. III Dowcry.
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Hon. =. 3 Cox, q obio, arrived Al NE = Nloiolns
Ilotei VsYtsyfy.
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By boarding from two high prcsscro cotton steamers
annod ~ Iexa. cavalry and ssss,y Tns line s,o sss
brigade, and che ships and artillery BY MAJOR soe SMITH
70 whose indomitabe energy snc heroic bearing &c
which had considered for tho destruction q the en1mys
nee. Colonel Basby q sblays brigade, also command.
d az s ss s.ss
J. bASKhkAp EAcRvDER MAJOR General.
Con. -o.''E s.sss Sssf s:;:saa! 49,.
,s-.s :: -. CHAT1 eua. J.i. g.. lS8S.
There "a rumor e dag that Rosecrans army hAa re-
treated to Nashville, ieavi1ss small ssrrns ~1
General Bragg's headquarters are at Winchester. ne
VIII make his line OF defence between Wnshsseor ana
probable that tho abolition army will aos BE- ready
for Offensive operations undor month.
Our expeditions In West Tennessee and Kentucky havs
been most successful, and will bring good fruits
Our 'roops e general thing approved SeI mss 81
hausted W remain longer on the hsld.
The Rebel Loss ~ Msrfrsssbsrs:
CHATTANOOGA Jan. O. 1883.
Tho eaomy now holds Murrsesboro. runors 20 the oon
Tary notwithstanding. oar psckss osng within TIRE
General Bragg now estimates oss nine thouAAnl.
which includes tho wounded IeIt = aoHreosoofo'
Rebel Reports o. their ssseessss in enc
cnArrAscooA, jan. ., iss:.
fhe Rctel publishes the following from - o1oiai
source. dated WucheSter, Tom.
General Morgans report Of the eKpeditoo shows 900
prisoners paroI4d. and several hundred 81 the
enemy killed and wuueded and IN Immense quantity u
and property destroyed
General FORESTS report shows nftesa hundred prison.
takcn one thousand y the enemy killed aud wounded.
Immense quantity OF arms, ammunition and stores
destroyed, and his whole command spendidy equipped
from their captures
Our operations at Nurreesboro, including the capture
OF i've thousand prisoners and tho capture q Thousand
At Huntsville and around Nashville, up thousand
prisoners In less than month.
We have also captured and sent TO the thirty oan
non, 90 900 small arms with 1900 mora the hands OF
OF troops, 500 wagons destroyed and tho mulcs
and secured The enemys loss In ktlcd and
wounded estimated at 20 600 including ssvon gcuors
Yankee Omcers at Atlanta. >
AUGUSTA, JAM o, 1868.
Tho Atlanta Tgcncer says that tho Yankee prisoners
taken at Murfrcesboro returned n the Yankee
authorities who refused receive them unlcss thoy
wore accompanied by the officers Ssventy three Yam.
kee officers are In Atlanta
General j. X. Duncan.
Wo have beon favored with the following biographical
notice Of BrGadisr General J. X. Dulcan, OF whose
try. we wsro recently appraised by telegraph.
Movements OF Foreign War ships.
CHARLESTON ec. 81. 1852.
Tho British steamer Petrol just Monroe,
now on tho bar. She will entor the harbor
tho tide permit.
Il Is reported that the French corvette Milan
the harbor, will remain until tho receipt Of further
orders.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

the GREAT Battle nc marfressboros
1'enm.-MaPs OF the sceae OF Action
The Fight st VioksSurs-Ths Recap
turs or GALVESTON ny tho R.soi.-rhs
Latest Ncws, Sc.
Tho Cunsrd mail steamship Asia, Captain Grace, VIII
leave this port on "Wednesday Tor Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe VIII ccse at hanpas, ton o'cDcs
tomorrow morning.
Tho Nav YooK HxRALo--Edition Tor Ruropo-.~tii h.
published at hafpas nine o'clock 10 morrow morning.
and viii contain full report from special oorr.-po.
dent, u the great Hattie at Murfrecsbcro Tom Tesua4
Ia tho triumph % tho Union forces undcr General koss
craas aud tho reea, Of tho rebels accompanied ~ too
maps, showing tho position o. tho coatond,ng armies
Also account e tho gh and Rspuisc o. he
Union Forces at yicksburg, Miss Report Of ksraV
OF Galveston. Texas by the Rebels Nows Eros.
Mexico and Cuba and all other Of tho week Il
,eresting o. important character
siogte oopes n wraypor rszdy for mailbag. avcosnss
sanpson Lo~ soa 4 Co., ~ Ladsa,s i'n Looao, kss
land, VIII receive subscriptions ned Advertisements tor
tho NEW YORK HxsAlD.
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received " votes, Campbell To- Hughes n, Poster 10,
blank 8, Gov. Porter 1.-the balance scattering The
ballot resulted Epe saow 20 Campbell Is Foster
g. Hughes H. and tho bs,bacc scattering Tho next bl
bot resulted BucKaow ~, Campbell 10, laghsr g. This
nominated Buckalcw tho democrsibc candidate COZ
United a,es senator
ome,ai Dr.w,.s. OF Marrsy, Eddy a
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Omssai Drawings Of the Delaware state.
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Co = KentneEy Ard Missouri sat. Lotteries
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-13

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