New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

Of No. 1888 [Jan. 81:
A.LEADrNG ARTICLES: The Proclamation; Th,
Campaign in Kentucky West Vir1insi R"b'i
No ssfrenderi WHO Began It Peace Al the
South The Triumph IN Tennessee Gen Carte 8
Exploit; Nicksburg, Gov SeymouT and the f"-
lee Commissioner; Editorial Paragraphs
II.WAR NEWS SUMMARY
H. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
". THE BAPrLE or MURFREEsBOKO: Five
Victory; Tue Rebel. R1a Alvey IN the Nigh
PaT.u Toi Ss 10y, sso Killed and GUIDED
Fsarrul Slaughter Of the Rebels; Official Report
statement Great Gsl.ntry Of Oar Troops: They
DO Their Work Every Time Glory foT the Any
Of III. Cumberland The List A,tscs ~ the Req
els They Sus;sn Terrible Dststi Gress
slaughter In Their Rance hey :, Leave The Fled
oar Forceai Do,a' OF she fishsins.
V..NINETEGN NEGROES HUNG IN CHARLES
TON; Tho Ncsroe9 secrr,ius Arms
vI.CHAsING THE ALABAMA: What Secretary
Ntlles Has Done" 10 CEtch Her; Three HoI'hs
Work at Our Nsyy.Ysfds
VII. FROM MARYLAND: Notes Bisiorosl aud Auoc'
and Exploits Of Regimeut-The san Peunsyl-
ysnia Volunteers; O1srdigg the Bs. moro az
OHIO Railroad. CorTesPondenco Of The y /.
Tf.bune.
vII..IMPORTANT FRQM NEw-oRLEANs: ArT!vsl
fthe steamer 81, Sp.uldiag; Return Of Major
Gen Buueri Address Of den. bshk. to the Peo-
IX..THE EXPEDITION Up THE MlsslSsIPyI.
The Occupation OF Baton ROGge Description Of
tue Place LaIge Accession. Of Contssnane';
Billy WILSON, Regiment a. Baton Rouge. Corse-
spondebce Of TIC y. l. Inouuo.
x..GUERRlLLAs Of TIE BANKS OF THE
MIssiSslPPi Attack on s!o~n'bost-Fsssi
Results.
xI..GEN. BUFFERS ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
OF NkW-ORLEANs.
NI..INTEREsTlNG FROM RICHMOND: Bi.tu
Attack On England; George ssuders Giving "A
vice; Toe Ba,tle OF FIrdsficLthuis.
XIII. THE PROCLAMATION OF KMANCIPATION;
by the President Of the United States Of An.rica
a Proclamation.
XIV. FROM WASHINGTON: Special D.sgi,shss to
The y Tribune.
XIV. .THIRTY-sEVENTH CONGREss-TmHp sts.
sioS; Preceding 10 the senate and hoass Of
XVI. ANOTHER VICTORY IN TENNESSEE; Detect
OF the Rebel Gen. Forrest. With Los Of ], 10 --
Also, 80 Horses, 100 stand oil Arms and Bet
tery Of Six Guns Our Loss 800 la Killed and
Wounded
XVII. CAPTURE or vICKsBCRG: Another CloHol.
Victory: Five Days severe Fighting; Capture =
Ton Guns and 100 Pii.oners
XVIII. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORHf-
sPokDENTs WITH THE ARMY Of The
TENNESSEE.
XIX. THE LOSS or THE MONITORS An Account
from one OF tho Survivors, Interesting Details.
xx..THE BATTLE OF PRAIRIE GROVE.
XXI. GOV. CANDLES MESSAGE 70 TIE MIS-
SOURI, LEGISLATURE
xxi. FROM THE SOUTH
XIII. FROM EUROPE.
Principal Events OF the War DuriBg the Year.
with their Dates, Alphabetically Arranged.
XIV. OUR RELATION WITH MEXICO: Clearance
Of Supplies for tho Allies; Protest by the Mrxi-
can Ministers The Correspondents on the Sub
)ect
XVI. .DICKENs,s NEW CHRISTMAS STORY: somo
body's Loggsge-His Leaving IL TiIl Called For.
XVII. TO OUR FRIENDS.
XVIII WAR ITEMS.
xxx. POLITICAL.
Xxx PERSONAL
XXI CITY NEWS.
XXXII MARRIAGES AND DEATHs
XXXIII MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
XXXIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF the
stock, Money, Cotton. Grain. and Cattle Markets.
specially Reported TOR Tho N. Y. TriDuna
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