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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
Our stafford Correspondence.

STAFFORD CouRr HOUSE,, Va, Jan. 10, 1868.
Iduance Nopemens-Ordevs and Counter 0rders-rosi
zion of the Grand Ressrve--7he Rebel Position, dc.
q presen. movement OF the army has certainly been
ca,od sufficiently 10 be known generally throughout
United and Confederate States. Whether by design or
however, the time when we were TO move and the
OF destination have bren concealed by the issuing OF
mber Of orders 10 march in a given direction at
lin hour which orders were soon countermandcd
Il became matter OF doubt as to whether the army
ID really move at ALL believe that no less than
orders TO move have been countermanded within
past week.
ere seems at last TO be something definite, and the
be If the army has been marked out, though
zee or programme is still possible All the grand
lions are ready. They have received so many orders
in readiness that II would be very strange II anything
now wanting in their preparations
has been ntmated that tho grand reserve division
cneraI sgel Is this time to be put forward Il we are
I've considerable engagement with the enemy. The
ent orders for the movement Of this force would
y seem 10 confirm this report. The Eleventh corps
certainly justify the confidence OF the COMMANDER
. army " he should DECIDE to place It in advance
cry thing nov remains IN suspense, and the news
let seems to be thoroughly emitted Of items as
Increase its capacity to ctniain a quantity
tengcnce from events soon 20 transpire. Whether
mite patrons Of those who confident OF impor
coming events viii be realized remainsto be seen.
ero are many who would not be surprised if our adj
ing army should encounter no material opposition
Il arrives At the defenoes Immediately In front Of
mond There IL TO believe that a considerable
on q the rebel army at Fredericksburg has been
drawn and sent Southwark Whether any consider.
force remains here to oppose us, whether the story
grand advance on Centrevc 10 March, 1851, is to
epesied, the event VIII show. In any we are
Fons TO Richmond very rapidly, and before we get
in striking distance the entire rebel army may be
concentrated there.
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The Wreck OF the Columbia--suvrendcr
OF the Crew.

Prom the Richmond Enquirer, Jan III
TUE BLocKADR AsuoRr-sUaRknDpH OY oTv,cEHs
AND MEMO riDisGs TINE FLEET
wnnnoros, N. G, Jan. Ia. 1903
The United states steamer Columbia y ashore AZ Mason.
boro Inlet, and her commander Courtney twelve officers
and twenty'egbt men, surrendered To Colonel Lamb
today Colonel lamb kept On four blockadors coming b.
the assistance q the Columbia Tho prisoners ara .s
pected hero the morning
There nothing definite further from the adyance a
the enemy from Se~bcfn.
We had heavy gale last rght and the ran ooased Al
midday No udngs u The Yankee noct
prom tic Rlehm0nd Dispatch, Jan ISL
wusnofos, ". & Jan. ~, 1893
sixteen prisonofs u tho YaEtec steamer colgmba's
crew have arrived 10 town tbs evening, and ~l .ass
under charge u guard Tor 0oldstaro - night
II reported that the Columbia has been burnt By our
oope.
There are but two btcEadng steamers on ma bar
~ night
All quiet anIg tho coast
wnsroros, n. O, Jan ~, 1903
SIXTEEN fante" rboners, Iau q tho crew a mo
steamer Columbia, Afriged q town D. bisL ~ ~ roport
e1 that the Coiunba burned by our lrcDt~
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senator DooiittI~, oS wiseous,u. Re-

MaDsos, VIE Jan. "a 1904
Doont'e was TO day re elected tho ted stat ~
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
~~~~----~-N~>~-~~~~~~-~
Unsuccessful Attempt to Run
the Blockade.
-~~>>~e->~>--~<-<z~,~>e@,-@~
General Bragg's Address to
His Army.
----.Ney>er -s--,r<ss,4pse~~
Official Report Of the Rebel Operations
on the Cumberland.
.e~--(---.><>~>>ee>~s>~<~~e
A NEW FINANCIAL SCHEME,

BAiriAoRn Jan. ~, 1868.
Southern papers arc received and contain the following
important intelligence
An unsuccessful atlempt mado tho blockade
OF Charleston tho 10Th Of January vessc supposed
70 DO the steamer Hnnresa, laden with four hundred
bales u cotton, endcavorod 10 get out, but failed 10 do
~, and burnt on the mouth Of the swash channel
last night.
is conjcctGred that the the coast has dis
arranged tho plans II tho fedcras and prevented their
advance from Newbern
Tho United States steamer Columbia " ashore at
Masonboro Inlet and her commander twelve officers
twenty eight men, surrendered Colonel Lamb The
nth instant
Geo. W Randolph the peoples canddatefo Tor tho
Governor Of Virginia.
Tho Richmond Enquirer Of January 70 says a new
which proposes amendment the constitution cgalz-
and Ave thereafter and proposes the purchase Of
crop be purchased from ncen cents per
pound
CHAMELEON, Jan. 10, 1863.
The Confederate bearer Of dispatches recently captured
on this port is MAJOR REID Sanders. lie attempted to
run the blockade in a small sailing vessel.
Judge Holt died IN Augusta on the l4th instant.
Flour selling in Charleston at forty SIX dollars per
barrel in Mobile at sixty dollars
Arrival of Prisoners at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ga Jan. II, 1868
Eight Yankee prisoners, captured al ST. Augustine by
Captain Dxon's gucras, arrived this morning ogle
thorpe Barracks Among them are provost mar sha
suter and three merchants. : ~ j.
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IMPENDING BATTLE.
|IP0RTANT FROM BURNSIDE'S ARMY.
(ews from Union and Rebel
Sources. 7
|ddress Of General burnside
to His Troops.
The Army Across the
Rappahan0ock.
|nticipation Of TIE Movement
by the Rebels.
.~~~~>>~~oo~>s~.>~->~~ Ihf
(HERI.4 LEE IN COMMAND.
c'dvity in the Rebel Ranks
and Works,
u. d., ~.

dress Of General Burnside 20 the Army.
GENERAL ORDERs-No. 7.
.s HnADQuARTxRs, ARMY o. Tns POTOMAC, \
CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, Va, Jan. 20, 1893.
be Commanding General announces 70 tho Array OF the
mac that they are about to meet tho e,.emy once
e.
late brilliant actions In North Carol ma Tennessee
Arkansas have divided and weakened. the enemy on
Rappahanock, and the suspicious moment seems 10
arrived to strike great anc. mortal blow to the
lion and to gain that decsi 20 victory which s due
20 country.
the gallant soldiers Of 80 many brilliant battle field
mplish this achieven .ent and fame the most gori
awaits them.
e COMMANDING General calls for the firm and united
n Of ofce-s and men, and, under the providence Of
the Amy or the Potomac win have taken the great
tG~ards restoring peace TO the country and the gov
ncnt 70 It's righiful authority. By command OF
1900, Major General BURNSIDE.
WIS RICHMOND, Assistant Adjutant General.
,,1A,-EDwArD N. MIL, Captain and Assistant Adju
General Ill
Army OF the. Potomac Across the
eH Rappahannock.
Prom the Washington Star, Jan. 21.l
understanding in this city TO day is that portion
DO Army Of the Potomac-General Rockers DIVISION
~ last certainly crossed the Rappahannock and that
movement took place yesterday.
spatch from the Army Headquarters.
HEADQUARTERS, Army or THE Potomac,
Jan. ~, 1865 {
70 storm pending for the Iaet three days has mode
a, leaving the roads in the worst poesibc condition
,ere n nj preeent no Indications Of o change Of wind.
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last evening ne ~ srssss Of Jsek,o~'s oh Ssvs
70" we're on poet In that locality, and during tho nigh.
was by or tho sentneir tha. tho enemy
-"en'pting 70 cross, when they opened nre. This,
course, created commoton and Tho troops were
put under arms, but when daylight came was ascer
'a'ne'a that no foundation sxsased for the alarm.
rrs-since the above written a despatch from
fredericksburg, published under the Geographic head
asserts that the enemy have made demonstrations ind
eating an early attack
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Sas erife Sabr 6es Rrieaes
Nrtbeil, Der Nreife-


Der y&itntono Dissatb" i6reitt:
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paetetShfeit selhriesen, unb, 70 nett mir urt6eilen f6uutu,
acknowledgement uno duserif interelfant.
DIR ,,Eftbmpnb Graniiner" Iast:
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sstieu perSen.S
Bef u. So6rfen,
SttdIa9eb;r uub 8u6bdnbler
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SentI6e Mnpthefe.

Sur ben mir BON nenen b~ieligen 2anbsleuten eo r.;4,
Iis sefsnttsn 9uiprut str;Ii6 6antsab, empfsbie ib niS
an6 %fsrgsrtin Sertm s%enetsten lBobIpsaen, irbsn id ~: ~,
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Gr'iteia5 ~ ben rhOsIi4ft %biQisftea 9reiisn beiisnS rmSftbIs.
s. ;. Gii6sr, @at.
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205 Srcapfrabs.
Sdaap'S
poreelans, Glas-, unb siusptrtslaaftsld6sn

RUIILUWI'I VFWp~T UNV
0elddft,
1T non Der alter Stsat, Gde Der Stem une 9rpas mad BEN
neuo,bautsn uno Defenders ir i,in 9el6dft einseritetea
gsbdubs, SO. 2O5 Sreaofraet. ;ipilten Der
4nn unb stem Strase, neber 9. Srl1s
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,inen, +. a. Rur;e Waarsneslhdft sprfcnintenot &rtttel I'M
cen, lpipie SpieIpaaren, 8dnue, Surfsn, Salhtnbibsr &C.
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Ieitber mir eel6enfte Sertrausn ~ erbaiten luaer, :ppsD1
2epn S6eap,
205 Srpabnr., itpilh. 4. u. 5.
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4u3eise.
Or. 6enrp &apton, Splitus,

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SO. 81 1oinitre,t in bitIietr Stabt otrltst, %rppIeIbit er ip
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bisi,a SAD BON Der t66Ien @ittiststt n. 10 tbansn mir
On. x aston ale Sadfurbisen bsrsrs t~mpfebIca.
Deeio Nfas, &sS. 3. %. gprles
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gDm. &. YIttGarb, 2eo. 8. Sarr,
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va Sn folsenOen 5tdOten fiab ua&fsIssnts Ssrren
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2Jm3eiscas.
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Der In,er;titqetc III ict. iu StanSe, ittca sufiraa IN
6iusn,G3sftdfie apS;u;nbrsnun5 ;war 10 6i1is oils mpsIta.
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MuSbefeiune ron Ssp6a's, Siihlen u. Sprinematr1ten
ioerbrn prompt beluret. 6rdnciS 20ubt,
Srpasnr.. Gdt Der Stem StraBe.
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SD - NIT Dem Sc a%pttals.
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70 bleibt bas unite
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Ius SaGsl miro bsri4tet: g. &. S. Der
,SurIu,f empinssn beute UNI 9 u9r Mhorsens
Dem pentontrten General BON 6apna,i unS NAB.
x,en SeTen 8atbi6ldse in Ss3us zines nsusn
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10 u6r aab Serlelbe Dem Giret9ii&en @eianotsn
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uah amerita nit unsep6enli&er Oeutlt&feit
n0libte isbt pisper sei8s9en!"
~ duBern seru9ten.
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Duutes.

Die Saiferin Gussnis. msl@e Hte %''l'
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Du baItlt es nit DEM SdpltcI,
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ben %biltstien 9:f!ssansen pisesruna nit rteuta Nprratss
du5eeiiattet.
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Sets,

DEM stebrttt beutfhsu 9ublitum pirb bic 0etbbiblipthef
bee unterSttbnetcn CUR feiBteen Stnubuns belt:nS cmpfo5-
len. Dttielbe 1T auserft ridbaltia, entbiIt Die rtuffsn
Honhane une Roosaen uno bdrfte einen Ie~icluilisen gubIi-
trT' tur bic tpan,srSsn lans,n Serblt> uno Win.era6esbe
saul %beipnoere ~ %tirpfsblen lein.
Die Sbpnnerttnts>Yre iino 70 nj ebris esitent, ros
Seoernann eieie SibliOttet benustn taar. Cine entlpre>
henee Sinlaae ntus itoe6 BON jebent 9eier binterlest perben.
Vile 9i.lsatstn, rpelbe mob Au1er aIs Ser irlbtr
Stsdsr 'Gen 9et5biblipibet in 5anben ba6er, liro freunb-
Iiblt srIuSt, io!5s an mid ssIanssn 81 IdNen.
Sobert 9rtIInttser,
6. Str, spii6tR Sroao II. NarI6au.
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8 ub II CARTE.

SUbn &Grlf,
lite Stra6s, ,rti6fn Sroap- uub @racefr.
%enrteblt lib benz serbrten 9ublitunn ,ur arfertisurs BON
Neubels9rbeiten aQcr Dirt
uno flbrt itbc in icirer @efbdf, sprtpmmeure Rcparottr
aus. OerleIbe bittet ut seneiate &uftri9e, bic er Itneu
HnS biQislt auSjufubrtu psrf pribt.
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2lmseiseu Der Stabt HidbmD"b.

SerIamst wirr Elm Sunbe In Der SfTee
3. 3d., Der pas acknowledgement ,u %srlfrnen
munIbt.
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Geit6dfts.at n5efaea
Srpan.StraEe.

Oer Undergraduate empfe9lt b6atbf fciucr
6rsunoen unp Dem publitum lejn ousaebssntes
ft'l@ ansele9teS Eager pon 2iaucursn unp 81.
softe', otrett tnpHrtirte fran,5fIde 8otbs uno
@clessSetl'e, ebamtl9ner, Malaaa, S6errp uuS
Mtaoetra Setne, ausr Qrten Sranntweine, gSbis~
tt9S hpuane. Sin, Stun uno ett q, aGurtirtes
wager son poeana unp cinbeimiihen Giaarren
9auptiohli& aber empfcblt er auen 9iebbobsr,,
DIS pureit peutiden 8etenfaftes irinen ahtcr
Jtbctnpein, su BADEN bel allen Suantitatru rno
btut9en 9reileu.
au4 attten 9tmturacr= unS charlottesville
Sdretnes Ii. f.
Nehtes Selter1er. sBaIer.
Aue Seneuun8en perpen nit Oanf empfdnasr
UNI aufs 9lnftlidte auseefibrt. BieperperfSl,<
FERN o%frtaufe t@ 3u ben t%iatsitcn preiIen.
Teuers nnb
Der
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Com.
Pany
Die Gin Bona Sioe CAPITAL pon 5000. 900 beFtt
une i'm Sabre 1882 pur@ pie @eIebaebuua
ncn Str9tnien eingelebt ipurbe.
Sertnernr9en ptreen eurd eieIe dlte Genraorir ~.
tGsItI unter Cen 9unltt9ltsn S3ebinsunaen eeaer Scuers urs
SS@'lStloo'eR an St9entbun aler Dirt, als: Sduier, Reus
oG!i 0nIer UNI SSaarsn auer ART, lppphl in Der StaSt
ale euh I'M Sanos. uR6 pereer bic SctreNeuSen Nus,abiwrL1
gen rrolnpt ~geleiitet. ''"
~s- sur Die DpIiee uno ole @ufne5me Der ,u Ser1d,r..
Den 9fstnltdnee pirb nihtS berebnet. "
StItee: 9tdtnttrabe SDiIten Der l0ter unS llt,r. rtbrr
0ea' @n'er''aa 5Otsl. &i&moas, Sc.
VI. 6. Goparbtn, WrdFb.
.ta" HNH,S ft', secret /. Gio.I
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-12-11
SAINT PAUL,
The $25O,OOO scheme before the Peo.
pie for their Action.

The City Council, as shown by the pro-
ceedings published yesterday, on that
matter, have passed the resolution COM
mitting the city to the gift of quarter of
million to the Lake Superior and Mis-
sissipli Railroad Company, on condition
of the completion of twenty miles of its
road within two years, and of perfecting
the line from St. Paul to the head of
1ake' Superior within five years. This
action of the Council is subject to ratifi-
cation, ion, by the people at the rolls on the
fifteenth of this month, when the matter
win be submitted, according to the terms
of the resolution sas5 ~ ag adl
The subject is, therefore, wholly and
directly at the disposal of the people who
a einterested in the future ofthe city--who
are to'be benefited by its growth, and to
bear its Burdens We have already done
what we conceived to be our duty in the
prenlises,oin opposing the scheme as ILL
timed, unnecessary, speculative and de-
structiye in its effects upon our city credit
We have no new arguments to advance
against it and the project has been so
thoroughly esnYassed, on both sides, that
we do not feel, called upon to repeat those
which have been urged in opposition The
tax-paying citizens are the ones to be
affected to tneir benefit or injury, in the
final decision, which happily rests with
themselves; and we, e,leave it to their sound
Judgments to carry out their honest de-
Sizes, for tie best good of all.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-12-11
Indian Supply Train.


We learn 'froin Colonel Crooks that the
Indian Supply Traio, bound for Fort
Thompson, on the Missouri, will probably
arrive at that place to-day On the 2Sd
ult., the train had crossed the Big Sioux,
where they eoosed rations and packed
wood for four days journey across the
prairie to the James River Their route
will then be down the valley OF Grow
Greek to Fort Thompson. At Sleepy
Eyes Lake, our readers will recollect, there
was quite an emeute among the soldiers
and teamsters, which threatened break
up of the expedition. Colonel CRooKs,
hearing OF the disturbance, went on
to that place and by by hisNigorous meas
ures quelled the trouble, and at once re-
stored order and discipline. Some SER
geants were reduced to the ranks, while
several officers received lesson of mill
tary subordilation that will not soon oe
forgotten. Harmony and good feeling
were at once restored and the expedition
afterwards went forward rapidly, making
an average of about twenty miles day.
Col. Crooks had scouts on the track of
the expedition for a week, to report any
trouble that might afterwards occur. The
escort will return by way of Sioux City,
to avoid exposure on the prairies.