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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M.
Rootless Rebel Raid on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad.
ATTEMPT TC CUT OFF COMPANY [, lJJTl
NEW YORK REGIMENT,
THAT COMPANY BEAT OFF THE ENEMY
ONE THOUSAND STRONG. WITH con.
SIDERABLE REBEL LOSS.
ONLY TWO MEN WOUNDED ANDO NETAKEN
PRISONER on THE UNION SIDE.
40 DAMAGE DONE TO THE RAILROAD.

We learn Though dispatches received al
Headquarters of this Department. from Gen.
Corcoran, that last night company l, OF the
r55th New York, at Sangter's Station, in the
midst Of the terrible storm then raging, We're
attacked by body Of Stuarts rebel cavalry,
about LOCO strong, under command OF the rebel
General Rosser, which left fredericksburg on
Wednesday night last on this raid. Contrary
to their expectation the company on railroad
guard duty there made a gallant, and, as it
turned out. successful resistance, having beaten
them Off four times before being fianked, and
having all their tents burned by portion OF
the enemy who got in their rear. They were
thus forced to retire, with loss of but two
men wounded and one taken prisoner. The
rebels then attempted to burn the bridge over
Pope's Run there, but took a stampede before
succeeding in doing any damage to speak Of;
as it was repaired in tive hours this morning,
and the trains are now running.
On running off, he rebels sent back towards
Fredericksburg three ambulance loads of their
wounded, and left oae prisoner in our hands.
They abs auatulated IA the direction Of Centre
VILE
As soon Is daylight appeared, Gen CoTeoran,
in command at Fairfax, sent cavalry in pursuit
Of the foe, and has since reported that it's adj
vance had come up with the rebel rear
The wounded rebel taken prisoner has since
died. His name was Van Meter, of Capt. Cart
wells company, 18th Virginia cavalry. He
reports his captain and four horses OF his COM
pany as among the rebel killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

~ The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever OF Metrop olitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready fol- delivery to the public. Ithas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more matter tor
the same amount OF money than any other
weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter.
tanning contents are the following articles:
Military News and Military Operations in
every Department OF the Army; Detailed
Accounts OF the Progress of the Siege of
Charleston; Particulars of the Retreat of
Longstreet's Army from East Tennessee; and
the Important News from Gen. Banks Com
mand, announcing the Occupation of the
greater Portion of Texas by the Federal
Troops; and General Buffers Operations on
James River.
Particulars Of the Capture Of the steamer Ches-
apeake by Rebel Pirates; Graphic Account
OF the Sinking of the Weehawken Oft Charles
ton; Southern News; Extracts from jeff
Davis Message, and Proceedings of the Rebel
Congress, and also Extracts from Southern
Papers, giving Rebel Views of Matters and
Things.
European News; Extracts from English Papers,
Domestic News; Telegraphic Affairs; Items
and Clippings from the Press; Descriptive
Articles; and Splendid Story.
Also, Reports Of the Heads of Departments
Congressional News; Local Matters and Cor
porftion Affairs; and q column of valuable
matter for the Farmer, Gardener and House.
keeper
This is Just the paper above all others for per-
sons soiourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or ST. per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM RItHM OND.
ESCAPE OF TWO PRISONERS FROM LIBBY
PRISON
CONDITION OF OUR PRISONERS THERE.


BALTIMORE. Dec. 1S.-Two Union prisoners
Capt. N. 7. Anderson, of the 5lst Indiana, and
Lieut.. ]. T. SHELTON, 18th Iowa-who escaped
from Libbey prison week ago, reached here
this morning ~ the Fortress Monroe boat,
They travelled night ana day throu gh the woods
down the Peninsula, directing their course by
means of a small pocket compass.
Tney visited the Americaa Office and in he.
half OF the r late companions in prison, desired
TO express their grateful thanks for the timely
relief sent to them, through the instrumentality
OF the American Relief Fund
They repre- ent that whilst the supplies fur
nisEed by the rebel authorities were of very
poor quality and very meagre, still it was the
best they had TO give
Apart from this the conduct Of the rebel
officers and guards had been generally kind,
though there may have been individual cases
of harsh, and perhaps cruel treatment.
So far, however, as their own experience
goes, they feel it due to say that there has been
much exasgeraton.
The supplies of food sent from here and from
the North was most timely, and doubtless there
would have been more intensity of suffering
but for such relief.
The condition of our prisoners on Belle Isle.
these officers say, is doubtless far worse thar
those in Libby prison At least $50 of our
poor fellows there are without shelter of any
kind, and most of the tents are so worn and
ghreadbare as tc afford but little protection.
Thus they are exposed to the colo winds and
wet sands, and must suffer intensely, apart
from the scarcity of provisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXyIIIrH CONGRESS.-FIRsT SESSION.

FRIDAY, December Is.
SENATR-The Vice President being absent,
on motion of Mr.. Hale, Mr.. Foot was called to
the chair.
Mr. Grimes asked to be excused from further
service on the Committee on Naval Affairs,
stating that ho LWO OthCx committees.
ore OF them that of the District OF Columbia
the duties of which were very laborious.
Messrs. Harris, Foster, Anthony, Hale, and
others, urged that the gentleman withdraw the
request, 30 his services were Of the utmost i'm.
portance at this exigency on the Naval Com
mttee.
Mr. Clark said he should vote against ex-
cusing, though 1t had almost become rule to
Weld to such a request.
Finally, on motion Of Mr.. Foster, the ques.
ton was postponed until Tuesday next
Mr.. Wilson reported back from the Commit.
toe on Military Affairs, the bill in relation TO
the bounty and pay Of volunteers; and also the
bill amendatory OF the enrolling act, both with
several amendments.
Mr.. W. said that lie regretted in regard to the
latter bill. Among the amendments recon.
Inended by the committee was one repeating
the $500 comm utation clause. He doubted its
propriety, himself.
The amendments were ordered to he printed
Mr.. Dixon proposed an amendment to section
2, relating to parties TO be exempted, by includ-
ing all those recognized as ministers ofreligious
denominations.
The amendment was ordered 10 be printed
with the other anne ndments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

Nose Rice, ath ward, alienage.
Thos. Eerhhy, 9TH ward, disability.
Patrick Shea, ith ward, disability.
Fat. Welch, LIST W ard, disability.
Geo. Raun, eth ward, unsuitabenass OF age
Blackburn White, Sd ward, unsuitableness
OF age.
John ODonnell, LIST ward, disability.
Chas. E. Aulick, I'd ward, disability.
Joachim Felyer, Sd ward, disability.
Isaac Steinim, Sd ward, alienage.
Jas. W. Somers, ith ward, disability.
John Shackelford, 9th district, uns uitabieness
Of age.
Henry Hoffman, Sd ward, alienage.
Chas, Granedier, 18th ward, disability.
J. F. Parker, % ward, disability,
Alfred Horton, Sd ward, disability.
Levin McDonough. 4th ward, disability.
r. M. stevens, lst ward, enormously enrolled
CIV. Lin, Sd ward. enormously enrolled
Moses Cohen, eth ward disability.
John FIorey. 9TH ward, alien.
- VIM. Hildebrand, Cd ward, alien.
Thos. I.ally, LIST ward, alien.
Jchn f. EVERY, 9th ward, enormously en-
relied. .,.
VIM, Moore, LIST ward, disability.
James Mcfarland, I'd ward, dis AFFINITY.
Ethan Z. Vance, LIST ward, disability
John &. smith, ith ward, over age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
FURTHER OF THE CAPTERE THE
CHESAPEAKE.
The Crew Fly to the Shore Leaving Their
Breakfast

HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-THE movements of the
Chesapeake, since her firsl appearance at Shell
burne, have been narrowly watched by the
United States officials and the American citi-
Zens of that Province. Her whereabouts We're
daily known, but the absence of the gunboats
caused delay in her capture. On Tuesday
the Ella and Annie, Lieutenant Commmandins
Nickels, arrived here for Goals, and was imma
Glately supplied at the Cunard wharf She
received information OF the pirate a nd at eleven
and half o clock p. m. steamed for her arri
wing at her rendezvous at three O'clock D. n,
but the chesapeake had left at nine O'clock q
m, OF w wednesday, thereby evading her pur-
suerS -
The Ella and Annie immed iately turned back
and steamed for Lunenburg for orders, arri-
wing In The evening. In the meantime the of
fcials securing informa ton of the pirates beinp
at Sambro, notified Lieut. Nickels, who irnme
diately steamed for her, determined to take her
and AT daylight on Thursday ACCOMPLISHED il
The crew offered no resistance, but AT the
slght OF their pursuerS immediately fled to the
woods, leaving sumptuously prepared break
The Chesapeake was Immediately taken i'm
tow, and Lieut.. NickIes started for an AMER.
can port.
The I'acoiah soon came up and ordered
Lieut. Nlckles and his prize into Halifax to
await Inc sanction OF the act by the Govern
ment.
The vessels arrived at o'clock D. m.
Three OF the original crew were captured
The others We're shipped in Nova Scotia
The Niagara lett Puberico this morning.
bound East.
1t is reported that the officials who were dis
patched by the authorities to arrest the pirate
Braine to- day, were resisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
LATER FROM EUROPE

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-The steams hip City of
Washinst ton, from Liverpool on the Cd and
Queens town on the Sd, arrived this forenoon.
Cotton has declined one to two pence The
sales for sour days were 1880 bales. The
market closad very dull.
On Tuesday Flour was steady and Wheat
firm. The holders ask higher rates.
Corn was fTTler and pence higher.
On Thursday breadstufts were quiet aEt
steady. Provisions, closed dEit and tending
downward.
The Bank of Es;gland advanced the rate OF
interest Wednesday to seven ana Til nrsday to
eight per cent. causing much depression in
funds.
The Vanderbilt vas Port LOUIS; Moriutas,
October 5th. 1t is reported that tee TWO rams
On the Clyde has been sold to Russia.
The steamer Bellana, % days rom New
York, for London, was being insured al 30
guineas premium.
tits reported and undoubted that & ram was
lately launched at HUI. with steam up, and
put TO sea with sundry southern looking gem
tienaen.
1t is reported that there is danger of com oil
cations between France and America, owing TO
California and Sonora supplying the Mezfcans
with arms. a5
There is a doubtful rumor OF the resign alton
of the Duke of New Castles SecreslryslIp of
the Colonies on account of Ill health, and Lord
Clarendon has succeeded him.
Sir John Lawrence has been appointed Gov
ernor General Of India, vice Eigin.
It is rumored that Abdel Ktdor is dead.
The three war steamers recently sofa by he
British Admiralty in addition to the Victor
alias Rappahannock, were the Phenix, Cy-
cIops and Amphion. The latter was a 26-g IA
screw frigate.
1t was feared they were intended for tie
rebels.
Austria and Russia have agreed to abide b.
the treaty of 1852 as regards the Crown Of Den
~
Great Britain will advise Denmark to make
concessions ana thereby avoid hostilities.
Denmark will regard the entrance of the fed
eral troops into Holsten as a declaration OF
war.
The Federal Diet, however, have not yet de-
termined to carry out coercive measures.
The Danish Government will ask for the ex-
traordinary credit Of fifteen million rix dollars
DEATH OF REV. DR. MAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 19.-Rev. James May
d. D., Professor in the Divinity School in this
city. died this morning, after a short illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
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All articles must be of the very. best quality,
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Each bidder mus. furnish .ith,his proposal, but
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The De. artment eaartsrmaster ressrvest to him
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case Of failure to supply the articles the contractor
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P cec;s,s must be addressed "a to csRssn JAMES
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u dozen hrnold's Writing fluid, in quar-. and pizt
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ITO THE CATHOLIC CITIZENS OF WASH
fNGTON AND OTHERS
HOLIDAY PREJENTS

usS uuueIsi<neI having josT returned flCm the
Nrftaefn cities hAs procured tn and be II
elected stock o. c,thoiic Goods ever offered IN
Wsehine ton, 50nsistirE in part of Books naafly
bo1nd, including Payer Booas in every Val .etv f
Sy.s Pisturss Of 81 sizes, a1 with lace borders
Silyer Medals. Also, . complete assortment Of
Writing Deels WORK Boxes. Portfolios, Juvenile
Stationery now In use ' :. 'Asi' VI
Bibles, Lives Of Saints. &C.. &e;
Hhotogreph Af6uMs. an endless vsYiety,
Carte de Visites snd frame to salt
4 large assortment o. Morocco Morocco. panel
LED and Velvet bound Prayer Books to which
invite particular sttention-al OF which are offered
1t the lowest posi- BILE prices
Remember the old Catholic Bookstors No
9Ss seventh street, under the ASenue House. two
doors from Pennsylvania avenue.
delS-9t II. D. RUSSELL Proprietor:
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TIE RECAPTURE OF TaE CHESAPEAKE.

THE RECAPTURE OF TIE CHESAPEAKE.
We find many legal men in public life, now
here. inclining to the opinion that the circum-
stances attending the original capture and the
peaKe, involve two knotty points for the ad-
miralty courts.
LIST. Whether or not the original capture was
piracy or a legitimate act of war.
I'd. Whether ner recapture in British waters
was or was not violation Of their neutrality
under International law!
Not few seem TO believe that, after all, she
cannot be given up to us by the British Gov.
eminent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
Additional Foreign News.

BY the arrival OF the HiberniA from Alver.
pool we have the following news additional to
that te legraphed from st. John.
General Grants victory at Chattanooga ~.
tracts the attention OF the English press.
The Daily News takes 1t for gran ted that
Bragg was defeated in position selected by
himself and that nales; Lonss1reei was oo os
5000 h.ve retreated and rejoined Bragg,
tseIehy relieving Knoxville. It thinks both
Bras and Longstreet in danger:
Grants claim to victory, and says the Rebel
reverse is the penalty for missing their oppor-
tunily after Chickamauga. It accepts the mi
nor details with reserve. and suggests that
been little colored TO su,t the exigentiss Of
Thanksgiving day go .sze.zss5.
Tha latest dispatches contains NO intelligs ce
OF the prise.Hsht between Keenan, and King.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
A BIG CANARD,

The statement put forth this forenoon in the
shape of extra issued by one OF our city
contemporaries, alleging that the rebels last
night tore up two miles OF the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, burned one of its bridges
and captured company l, 155th New Y ork vol
unteers who We're guarding it, turns out to
have been a big s'canard:'' AS will be per-
ceived from the Stars account of General Cor
coran's official report of the affair.
FORD's THEATER.-Haekett continues the
great card at this establishment. We under
stand that the President and other personages
of distinction will visit Ford's Theater TO night
ON the OCCASION of Haeketts benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REcAPTuRE OF THE tHEsAPEAkE.

The Capture Effected Twenty Mtie> from
HalifaN-Escape OF all but Thrre o, the
Crpw-The Nova Scotia SO, efhmrni i>'
sues Orders for the Arrest 81 inc "'es'
HALTFAX, n. S. Dec. i'.--ihe CHESAPEAKE
moved to Samoro Harbor, twenty miles rom
Eabf,x Yesterday. The T. s. steamer Ella
and Annie was iRtormed OF the fact ard will
be at the point early this morning.
The Government of Nova Scotia has issued
orders for the arrest of the pirates,
There are no other gunboats here.
TsFCoND DISPATCH
HALIFAX, Dec. ~. The Ella and Annie cap.
tured tie Chesapeake this morning in Sambro
Harbor. All but three Of the crew escaped.
Soon after the capture the Daeotah came ND
ard ordered them into Halifax. and all three
Of the vessels are now here.
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