True Democrat., 1863-02-04
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CAMDEN, Jan. 3o.-From Monroe Register of January 27th.
 RrcHxosD, Jan. 9e-About three thousand of Gen. Bragg's Yankee prisoners captured at Mur- freesboro, havo arrived, and will be exchanged as soon as possible.
 It is reported that large number of federal na- val officers, including Capt. John Rogers, have re- signed in consequence of Lincoln's emancipation proclamation.
 The Baltimore Sun of the 18th inst. contains the official dispatch from Curtis to Halleck an- nouncng the repulse of the at Spring. field, Mo.
 Ten Eyck made . speech in the Yankee Senate on the 18th inst, on the demoralsed condition of the federal army. saying he would not be
 prised if Lee should visit Washington and give us an invitation to leave before the 4th of March
 federal dispatch from vcksburg says that at . council Of war held on board . transport, it ws decided, in view of the rapid endorsements of tho
 Confederatss, not to renew the attack on Vicks-
 burg.
 The Chicago Times rather jus.ines the proclama-
 tion of President Davis, against Butler and de-
 mands that he be brought to trial and punished. CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.-Another steamer has
 rived at Confederate port, bringing heavy mail and several passengers as we'll most valuable
 assorted cargo She left Nassau on Sunday last.
 When she left, there were SIX very large English
 steamers felghted with goods for the south, about
 to sa l to the Confederate coast RICHMOND, Jan. l6-Northern accounts from
 Galveston say that the Harriet Lane was captured
 after Capt. Wainwright and all the crew ,;save l2,
 had been killed by musketry from the rebel stea- mers. Richardson, of III, is elected Senator. The Yankee Senate has passed bill authorizing the
 enlistment of 10000 volunteers for the defence of Kentucky.
 Gold in New York and Baltimore on the 18th, quotes at l42.
 uh; :ol> fHak
 petition is hand from that port, and secrecy and dispatch the watchwords. The Herald of the l2th, says that Farragut is about to take Port Hudson. CHARLESTON, Jan. lG-Capt. Winthrop and three
 of his brother eaicers fate of the British army,
 have reached the South by late arrival and offer their services to the Confectionery. MopILE, Jan. Sth.-The Advertiser and Regis
 ter has the following dispatch: TuLLAHoxA, Jan. IT.
 To Gen. BucKSER- Gen. Wheeler. with . portion of his cavalry brigade, after burning the railroad bridge in the
 enemy's rear, pushed for Cumberland river, where
 he intercepted and captured four large transports;
 destroyed three with all their supplies, and board ed one to carry four hundred paroei prisoners - Being hoty pursued by gunboat he attacked and
 captured and destroyed her with her armament (Signed,) BRAXTON BRAGG. RICHMOND, Jan. lS-Maj. Gen. D. R. Jones died here yesterday.
 FsEDERicksBuRc, Jan. l8.-Demonstration of the enemy indicate that an early attempt will be
 made to the river simultaneously above and l below town. It is believed that an attack may Dc expected at any moment. News by northern dates to the 18th, was unim 1 portant The Yankees still claim a victory st l Springfield. Gen. Grant was constantly expected at Memphis with his army. The l09th Illinois re- l gment has been disbanded, and the lieutenant al haaU fo tho Ca fetlA | The steamer Mussulman, from White river, WAS
 captured by gucriIIas and burnt. Her officers and crew were paroed.
 | The peace propositions in the New Jersey legis- lature were introduced by former member of Me- | Ciellans staff Reports of Stantons probable re- signatiOn again current at Washington. RICHMOND, Jan. lS.--Advices from the Valley
 state that the Yankees stripping tine country of horses, stock and provisions. The emancipation
 procl smaton is also executed. It is reported that the Yankees are making preparations to attempt
 the passage of the Rappahannock, and from the in- dcations the renewal of hostilites Freder- cksburg are not improbable. However, these
 movements are believed to be blind to cover the 1 operations in North Carolina. | The Herald of the l4th, says one hundred thous
 sand nine months troops go out of service in May,
 and Stevens has introduced bill in the Yankee Congress to employ one hundred thousand negroes
 to supply the place of the one year and nine months men.
 The Herald says RosencranS is falling back to get nearer his base of supplies. The Philadelphia Enquirer says Rosencranz will fight Bragg at Tul- l llhoma, and that ROseicranx has been reinforced by 20 900 men, The Herald also says a few days
 will find the army of the Potomac again in mo-
 ton, and anQther attempt will be made to reach Richmond.
 PETERSBURG, Jan. 20.-The Baltimore American of Saturday evening has been received. Fighting l commenced at Arkansas Post on the evening of the l0th. Tho garrison of seven thousand men l internationally surrendered on the lth. The re- bels cut off from retreat on both sides of the river.
 NASHVILLE, Jan. l6.-Forrest of the rebel army
 with force of four thousand and twelve pieces
 of artillery attack ed the relief and store ships ing up the Cumberland, and succeeded in capturing five steamboats laden with valuable commissary l stores, and the gunboat Slidell. Several of the
 boats contained wounded soldiers who jumping
 overboard while the boats were burning, were shot in the water. All the boats were burned. Tho
 wires between Nashville and Murfreesboro have
 been cut by secessionists. No news from Rosen-
 crans. Longstreet has arrived at Shelbyville with
 thirteen brigades from Lees army, and will attack Rosencrauz next week, with the entire forces num- bering forty five thousand men. TUILAHoMA. Jan,y 26.-From Vicksburg-It is but few weeks since the enemy retreated from before this place, repulsed. They now return ing. On the 2Oth, one hundred boats passed Ash
 ton. On the 2lst thirty Six transports, eight gun
 boats and steam tug passed Mllikens bend up to
 l o'clock, on that day going down. Three de-
 serters from the Yankees have come in. They say
 the boats discharge their troops and then go back for more, for tho main attack on Vcksburg. We are informed that Gen. E. Kirby Smith left
 Vicksburg and has arrived at Alexandria, to take cnu nd OE tha Trano M 1 rtru