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, NFFICERS who lave fnileuio return tbcif
r"Rs will ~ opre do'so. or they VIII be
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). Aaofhtr;S picsss 5ie;al Dis.
pafeh frops Ger. Lee, ,--k dispn,cir to
'Iibss Tstsidsat ttesns Gen. Lid dated
lJuns 5ssi,, tnys = God bss aGssn
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TIE WAR PopuLsa Ar rnRs NoRTu.
A. gentleman of this city, just returned
fom the manufacturing dist,icts Of the
Norh, says the people have no wish TO
zee the war ended. All are making
money by -contracts, .wotkingsnigaa and
day, and are afli1g 20 pay $500 for
,sufS1Iutes out Of thei pro6ls. 2 Msnu.
fscturers rneke no complaint Of their
taxes. They do not fed any Of the
horrors Of the war. saad care soothing
/ about'5t Several are -ergaeal largely
10 making cotton, catds aud other arii.
ales necessary Tor Fss, ~hieh they ship
10 Nassau aud thence Ssssih...,y-
=. = :. ~ I Riehsaai.d Dispatei.
t!s9... =: x ;S.s7r-sy q. = -
kssTssae are moss Than two handred
Maio,s and BTgadies 6essrais in Iho
IlCopfedtrste sersiees a ~ s ~ - q
+. s~-rs.r-.s- = 3 -. sS.-----s< -----s< - -
! Assditor. eiser y. q. hisopiniou thas
wpad. VIII 20 further ben; IsiE aps
kef jasss. sthar when isis wsil EsEslJ.
son,Aof his having goDs apwarSz5 b.
\ daartet .of n rpile 10 enc night.
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For Congress

PRnterEille, Mag iStb, 1861,
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THE PORTER CoCPr MARITAL

To-day, Lieut.. Col Brirton, 2d Pennsylvania.
cavalry. WAS examined or behalf of the defiance
He testified 70 tho reception or an rider from
Gen. Porter on the Might Of The 9Th az mid.
night directing him 70 clear The road. Iuso
doing hc found The wagons in The road betv.en
Cedar Run and Catlett's Station, with their
horses uuhitcbod; that the night W as dark. ann
the bridge over Cedar Run uipasssble; too dark
70 distinguish wagon Is yards distant. 1,
would have been difficult 70 march infantry
unless by file; artillery could not possibly ha ys
been moved wEheut previously clearing away
the wagons.
Here Gen. Porter announced that he would
call no more Witnesses. Subsequently, an or.
derby 70 Capt. Pope At that time was called Tor
the prosecution and gave testrachy TO the con.
dition OF The roads.
Gen King was called by the prosecution and
testified that he had no recollection of beins
with Gems. Pope and Mcdowell untu late Ia
the afternoon OF the S2lh
Gen. Roberts was also called FOR the prose.
eution and his REORGANIZATION commenced
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CONGRESSIONAL
AAXNIlth CONGR ESs-THIRD sK<S.0N
MONDAY, Jan1aryS.

S2sATB.--A great number OF petition. ~ are
presented. and many Executive Department
comm unicaacns were laid before the body-the
accumulation Of the recess.
Among the Tor was petition (presented
by Mr. Sumner) from negro mcrcn ant tsilors OF
Hartford. Ct, prote sting again 81 being ttxed by
tnt United STATES, they were deniad ths
Tights OF citizaaship thereof
Several bilis were in rod ned faa.o az them
telne one, by Mr.. Sherman. 70 tax the circ uIx.
ton OF boossl and referred.
After v hich, Mr.. Dxviy's bill, 70 pty the
Home Guard Of M niuckv, &r was tax o up,
and that Eentit man addr.ss.d the So late M
lsng b In favor of ito passage.
HOUe..-Ths fniloEi ag commiLLee was aa-
appoint ON the r's~oiutiou inc uiriug w ;,rta r
any officers of the Gov. rrrn.si arr c,aas.,a
cirecily or iudir. city with any h1nkin, house
IL IN o. niuuled surpcr alton having . ca striCI
with the Govtrhmrut :-MtAsrs. Tran uf Mas
} III. ham % CEiU, q :,brIl of Pa, Vib ~. ~
~ Y, and Ieary'cf Md.
The co1sidt ration Of the hill for anuuIlin
and NJ roI siinp trs-aiI with certain hands Il
!iour indians, and for liz RELIEF of sun-r rs
frG III She late lad! ~ ralds ia MiauA=otL IN
AZ IN oprlsting 81, Ss,;ij, th ref,r, re- Spm.
-! 4 > vote being taken th-raon a. was los, n,
Quorum voting.
! call ~ tie hoG-c wa ORD. I'd ~. tAA v 80
Ch H. raz-sE, vE- SgHir TAX -, - IN IN AZ
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Marquette 2.
DHPARrHEEI or syaFs.

WLsHIyores, January lsss.
Information has been received at this De pafs
ment from Mr.. Dayton the Minister of the nissi
States TO Yrsnce, of the deaths of I've fellesiag
named citizens Of the L nited States, in Frame:
Marie Henriette Eiouis, At Paris. On toe lsss II
February, loC, aged sixty years, born % AieS-
of Souviile
Paul Lue Caseraye at Paris on the .lst Of 10
New Orleans, Louisiana, sor Of Pierre AsAfs
douare Casenave ana RscheiPir.
Marie Adele BerlaDcourt. at Paris, on the 81 ~
March. 1861 axea twenty-five years, insirae.rSs,
horn In North America.
Charles rain, q Paris on the sd Of s-pssnbsr.
l@l ased thirty Eve PEARS. born In New orssass.
Margaret Whiting, 1t Paris, on the ,ssA or D.
{. mbsr, .s, sgd dirty four years born % s.hsri-s
town, tor ohstlsston wife Of kssfeser Collsasss.
Euilis Augusta Dock, at Paris, On ths sas e
jiens ~, ased fersy- yssrs, born ~ Bridsepsd.
Hsssssi se.erias R,y.ra., ., Paris, .. s.s
Ssv o.ls.s.: d;asissr Of issiii.. K,.rs. n
Jean Ken nedy, 81 Paris, on the 18th Of JsauAry.
lsst, sSed swrsty ssycr years, by vocation 5000
80 twenty fcui yesrs, by vocation ss~smas -
Jedediah Vincent Huntins ton, st ssu on shseo
Of March 1854. bern in New fork, ayed forty -sevO
years, spouse Of Mary Husuns ten.
Gertrude gishsr, sife Of Edward Robins, a. Sd.
born in Philsdelphis, Pspssylvania.
Amelia SturGsa, win 81 John Yisrpont No<SeA.
81 NLes, 90 the l,tA OF PsbruAry lsS1 ascd tvssR-
six years. bora Ia Nee fsrk. jasS
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
THE SITUATION.

UP To $50 y. m. to-day no information what
ever from Nashville or Murfreesboro' had
rescued this city later than OF additional to
tbs; published on our first page this afternoon
II L believed the wires were down this forenoon
and last night south Of Louis Vile.
Prom the accounts received Ii is clear that on
tie cd instant the rebels the field claimed "A
considerable snccess; and that, according to
accounts from our troops on the field, We
TUNED the tables on them the next day, recov-
ering all we had lost and more: succeeding in
crossing Stone river and in advancing a Dor.
ton Of our troops to /. point nine miles south
OF MurfreesbOro', and cutting the rebel rail
and telegraph connections in their rear-our
accounts covering the battle Of day later than
theirs.
IL II useless TO attempt to deny that great
anxiety continues to be felt here for more de-
tailed and later information from thss bloody
field. If any such comes In time, it will ne
fond in our second edition this afternoon
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THE LOSS OF THE MONITOR.
TWO OFFICERS AND THIRTY EIGHT MEN
Lost

The details beyond what we stated on Satur-
day Of the loss OF the Monitor do not come yet
with desirable fullress. The following des-
patches convey all that has been received thus
far in relation - the deplorable calamity. The
following de-patches have been received at the
Navy Department from Admiral Lee:
FoRTRKss MONROE, Jan. o. Hon. GIDEON
EeueS, SeeT>taryof ne Sory: The StIts OF Geor
sia reports that the Monitor foanderpd on ues-
day night, south OF Cape Hatteras, with the loss
OF two officers and thirty eight men--n1mes not
MISUNDERSTANDING to the Monitor or Rhode
Island, or 10 both.
HAMPTON ROAps, Jan. J.-Tha Monitor, in
tow OF the Rhode Island, passed Island Hat
teras shoals on Tuesday afternoon. the weather
fine and promising. About 9p. M. there was
squslly weather, and about 10 i blew hard At
80 a. M. on Wednesday, the 31st ult., the Mon
itor having sprung leak, she went down.
Commander Bankh.ad and the officers and
crew Of the Monitor behaved nohly, and made
every effort 10 save their vessel. Comm 1ndrr
Frenchard and the officers and crew OF the
Phoda Island did everything in their power TO
rescue the officers and crew or he Monitor.
The following Is a list OF the missing on the
Monitor:
Norman Atwater, Ensign; Geo Fredorick=ou,
Acting Ensign: X. W. Hands, Third Assistant
Engineer; Geo. W. Lewis, Third Assistant En-
ginPcr; John S;arkrg, Boatmin;S Mat; JaIla4
FenDfCk Quartrr Gunner; VIM. Bryan, Yeo-
man; Daniel Moore, officers Steward; Robert
Howard officers Cook; VIM. Allen, laudSman
VIM. Eagan, lani:synan; Jacob Nicko!s, ordi-
nary seaman; Thos. Joioe, frst-class fireman;
Geo Littlefeid, coal beaver Of the Rhede leland
Chas. w. Smith, coxsvain; Maurice Wag, cox
swain; Hugh Logan, captain OF the guard: l..
A Horton seaman: John Jonc S, landsman; l..
NJ. Griswo'd, ordinary seaman; and George
Moore seaman.
The Rhode Islsnd just arrived past the Mon.
tauk ST 81 this morning, ff1y miles north Of
Hat;cras, doing well, and the weather fine.
=. L. LEE. 4. X. Admiral
Loss of the N1oni,or-Safety Of the Pa.saie.
Fortress MONROE, Jan. 3-The steam ships
CahaSb ia and ksnnebec arrived here ~ day
AlsO, the steamer State OF Georgia. The latter
reports that the iron monitor battery Passaic
was safely conveyed to Beaufort. and that on
her return She spoke the steamer Rhode Island.
and learaed that The iron -cfad Monitor was
sunk at sea, Oil the North Carolina coast. Four
officers and 4. men also reported lost.
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LIEUT. COLONEL GAREsCHE

II Ibis gallant officer lost his life before Muir
freesboro', AZ the first kilograms assert, the
event will be received by those who know his
public scrvices-as one Vt the chiefs OF the
Adjutart Generals Departmental one of the
greatest cslamities the country and army have
sustained In the war. No other officer con-
nected with the service has contributed more
TO all that has been valuable in the organization
OF The regular service than himself Modes.
and retiring TO fault, little has been known of
mis- iabors and their results, outside OF the resu-
lar array The expression Of feeling which his
un ineiy death will bring forth from his late
companions In arms. il he has indeed been
killed, VIII surely earn for his memory As high
reputation with the country at large As be,
enjoyed with the regular service up to the time
of bis death.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
LATEST FROM THE GREAT BATTLE FIELD.
Five Days Continuous Fighting!
Our Army Has the Advantage, and every.
thing favorable for us at | P. N. Saturday.


The following has been received At the War
Department:
HEADQUARTERS, NASHVILLE TxSE., Jan. +
p. m-Roa. Y. n. Stanton, .Seerctcry Of HoT: :
Skirmishing commenced on the evening OF the
e7th ul,pno, our forces following the enemy
closely driving them 10 the evening OF the 30sh.
On ths morning OF the 3ist the enemy attacked
our forces NJ daylight. Ever since tina. time
ths light has been progressing. This is the frh
day in the same LEGALITY. If tho whole Rich
rucnd army does not get hero our success is
certain. The fighting has been terrible. Our
army has the advantage and will hold it God
willing. cannotg give particulars. Our oficrrs
have suffered terribly.
have heard nothing Of any importance since
one O'clock last evening. At that time every
thing was favorable for u.s.
RoB'r F.. MITCHELL, MSj Gen. Cong.
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WOMEN AND CHILDREN GOING
SOUTH.

Tie Steamer New York will irav- the whsH
81 the foot OF Sixth street, washington city. %
"wednesday next NJ ~ O'Clock a. n. taking o.
women and children having permission 70 -
70 their families and friends South.
II is desirable that all those In The city. -
Tuesday, send their trunks, plainly married.
10 thA steamer on that day, that he same may
- weighed snd the contents examined.
Any and all attempts 10 take clothins q
other effects, not specially permitted BY prs-
Yicus notices, viii result m = conns cation sf
the property and exclude the person or yerscas
from going.
Transportation And Subsistence are psoyidS1
by he Government. l.. q. TuRrHR.
ia S-a Judge Hiyocsse.
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GEGRi0IS NEWS FROM TIE S0CTHWHSF ,
Iitksburg Reported to be in our PosscSion!.

The following dispatch has been received Al
GIN. Hallcck's headquarters:
Holly SPRINGS, Miss. Jan. al y. IN
kojor Gsn>rGl Itaiseck, GeHerdi-ir Cas-: Dis
patches from sherman and the naval co:.,-
mauder At NIcssburg, were received AT Helena
on ihr jisl
The sunboats Were engaging the cnemy's
batteries. sherman was inland thrre miles
from Flch.buTg holly engaged. From Rebel
sources .rarn that :hr Grenada Appaal or
She 3lst says the Yankees hsvs possession OF
Eicksbur.-.
J.S. GRANT, Major General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

@Governor Seymour has caused charge,
70 Be preferred against the Commissioners of
Police. New York city. for dsreliction of duty,
IL connection with the Brinsmade case, and
the order 70 Superintendent Kennedy in refer
er'nee to watching at the polls for persons
who mig ht attempt 10 vote after having claim
cd exemption from drafting on the ground OF
being alieI.s. The trial was ordered to take
place on saturday at Albany. The Commits
sfoners, however, sen: a protest against the
proceedings and failed 10 appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05
STILL LATER FROM MIRPREESB0R0.

Just as our second edition goes TO press this
afternoon, a telegram reached here froln Gin
cinrat, stating that later intelligence from
Nashville has been received there this fore
noon, which indicates that matters continue 10
be going on tavorahly ro- the Union cause be-
forr MUrfrersboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

FISANCIAL-New York papers of Saturday
evening say:-The stock market does not main
tain the great advance of yesterday, and prices
are of ON an average of 5ai per CeUt, Some
securities, however, ara better Railway bonds
are not quite so firm aS At the close Of the wear
Governments are q trfie better. Coupon IS of
ISL are g. ! aGn rx-ntcrrst: Rcgster,s, o. -
G7H tx interest; 1905, 1G2 ali-aI; Ccrtifcat..
of Indebtedness, %ja96jJ. Money is very ga y
at from TO per cent. fiuld Is wc.krr, sell
Ing at 1884 per cent, which is per ceGt. 10 wer
than last evening
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DOTRFEn

Information by telegraph having been re-
eeived at the headquarters Of the defences OF
Washington from our troops in the front in the
vicinity of Dumfrles up to this morning, w hich
reports all quiet in fhat neighbor lood. the
mornings published accounts OF later ana
morr successful raid OF Stuart's cavalry into
Dnnfr'es Is no: credited there-at these he ad
Quartars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05
TELEGRAPEI1C.
NEW YORK SroCr |,
LOCAL NEWS.

kkfoRT OF TIE BOARD Oh MYrRoPoIrr.
PoIIcR-We are In receipt Of a copv of a.
ANIMAL report OF the Board Of Metropol,,s.
PSh c. LIS matter has already appear.I
lare' ly In the papers, bat we take the foiisvtSs
hSures from II and shall try hereafter 10 az
room for some OF is more important SURE
tons.
The whole number OF arrests for the wear b..
been 22,fG. OF these, 1862 Were males ice
Il raales; le, liz could read and write s0coalS
not read or write; SIS werv married, asss
were singh. ''s
The offences may be classified IS follov~
offence against property. s,06s mxles sa1
females, onences against person. IA, i33 malsa
ass. ferns lee- -
or the ess-- reported. the following dispo.s
ton has ben made: os3 sent 10 Jail, Sol a.
rnisssn, tn gave security - keep the pesca
ASA were turned over 10 The military au,hosS
nes, l,32l were s-nt TO the workhouse. lss NJ,
bail for court, And e7s cases were returns
..not disposed CT, or ..hrld for further hea,.
ing" Upon the morning reports, 2Si case.
were disposed OF by the I'm fi ton OF some sli~Ss
punishment 80 the time, and are rogist~rsS
under The head OF misc-ilansors
btsi6es the above, fines have been irnpo,>1
IN 100 cases, amounting. in all. 10 s32,5 al
CRIMINAL CouRT, Jan 5-Michasl Oolems.
charged With an Assault and resisting oGlorv
submitted hi. case, and was sentenced 70 payS
fine of Sic.
VIM. Dunn. s soldier, charged with s.ea,i,Ss
pig from, Pstsr Church, was found not sulity
MURDER CASE.
Jclr tnyisrScn (oolored), :ried for n. s.syS>y -
y1B.ss Cdfrdy.-Tha case OF John Andersos
coicred, charged with the murder of Jans
Cassidy, on the ssh Of November last wastak1
up. aud the following jurors empsausies.
Peter T.. Little, VIM. Park.r, Geo II. Grant
II. Newman, Reuben Worthiugton, W ri
Langley, .Io:In 7. Garner, EmaaueI Comptor
Tkos. Knowles, Jas. 7. Bots sean, John Scriv.
ener, John NJ Gilbert
The prisoner was arraigned and pleaded NJ
guilty. 4
WAsH!SGTos Nos KY MAgKEr.-Quo<a
tor stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnirS1
by Lewis Johnson 60, Bankers:
Y. =. Coupon Bonds, ISL .... as
u - s.oy 4, otce 1o2 Ia
L. =. Certificates Indebtedness. 96S
Quar'ermasters Checks, paya-
able in Certificates. a6S
American Gold .--.....-... lS5al3 IL
American Silver..-..--..... fx2aly2s
Virginia bank notes, IS discount South o..
oiina- Georgia &c, 30 discount NorIA q.
cliEa- 30 discount
Two MEN SUFFoCATED IL A LIMB Erra
Yesterday PatroiInan Bcarman, or Grr-s
town, third police precinct, disco vrrrd thee De-
todirs OF two men in Dowling's lire kiIa q
Rock Creek, near the bridge. wh-'n taken -
they we're Identified as Owen Smith and "a
White, iabcrers there, and d. was suppossl
haI they Were sufoeatrd by the gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

y Our neighsor, the R>pv5Iican, announce,
taAs VIII appear to-day an evening pa
per. Mr.. Geo. n. Weston withdraws from
u paper on account Of i'll health, and Mr. 8 p
Hansconi, of thr New York press, takes hLs
place. MT. HasscoIn has had much journal.
ts,io experience, and viii be a valuable acoui.
81 Liou.
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VISIT OF srUARr.s CAVALRY TO DUMMIES

Tn Friday last Il iargr detachment OF stuart -
cavalry, commanded by Major Herring, mad,
i dash into DumfrieS and captured some public
storrs and Utlers' Wagons. for the greater par;
belonging to Maine and New Hampshire rcgi-
IDents. Two drivers only escaped by cutting
the traces and riding cir on their hocs..s. The
movement. Oh he part OF he rebels, vs. very
amid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

PEssoNAL--The Hon. David h Garter of O
L. 5. Minister to Bolivia, reached W ashiu yton
on Saturday evening last. bringing with him
. treaty OF amity and commerce which be ha,
sacceeeed in negotiating with the Government
70 which he Is accredited. He is in fine health
aud spirits, his hosts of friends At home will be
glad TO hear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

" n'n BE ATIei was IL Possession Of tha
B:tos"e' or n" IN ins:., The steamship
- N on must have been within tyent,
1oiIss Of neg - iGnIcs = said to have told
81 aIA jo"rs, 81 the Ari.i. that yyhna as
canehi CHrtain 1ankiCpsuRh Ia would pur.
len hin . Y'r"iy for his capture OF = rebel We
81 N fie way &c N-| York some month. ago.
- nr haIrhal in New York. WIG Ia, .eu
ve4y Ell 3sent IN stopping vessels sur5s.ec g.
l. - Rsi-' q IN tn. slave trade. ends hiu,saIf
3 1t CT G: pocket Oh account OF SUSPECTED
vs--. l. be Aad drt~ihrd ;.nd bonded, watch
J. ST. = the Gov IN nent refu SEES 10 make good
W 4 ccr mission has heen appointed by the
v irish goytInnEDt 10 inquire into the work =
tn Cf II . fsrkru!tCy laws ia different Eur !
T. ~ orrfri, wi'A We" ior..f0rrn ne System
80, f,.Is.i-. q -: t',s C-fJTn al En- Itrr
So 2 80 s., oriH O! yo.'eg- stamps nave
jt.; r. .. 3 -. Ii Neg IcTa post % Il =.
- b.. In. Nl I.llLr IM W-.ltas doc. not seern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

"lSTEoDUCING" THE PROCLAxATIOs.-Goy
Andrew, OF Massachusetts,, in behalf of part,e,
in inst State, has caused editions Of the Prs.i-
dents proclamation. in tiny book-form and
with attractive covers, to be issued, and hs,
had packages Of them franked to various OH
GERS In the service from Massachusetts,, REQ aest
ing tbs IN 10 undertake 10 introduce the procIa.
nation amongst the slaves wherever opportu-
niiy Offers We hear that in one or two instances.
~ ira~t- Gov. A. has received rather cur,
an.weF-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

PKRsos AL~-Commsnder Bankhead, Iase II
the Monitor, and Ihut. Green, first Heutsa mt
OF the same vessel. arrived here this foreaoon.
Gems. Franklin. Hooker, Sykes ana Grlfan,
Of me Army OF the Potomac, were here yest-r.
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

"S~veral Cincinnati cotton buyers have
ben sent to the Alton Ps.itenuary for Offering
stirling exchange IA payment for cotton. Thu.
vas considered violation Of the order pro-
hibitinz the use or gold in suck cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

- Gen. Mansfield Lowell hiss been dis,
n1-socc froUa Tie service Of the rebels Tor IN a.
2'1s"y He u Vie Hrst MAJOR General tina. has
oT~n III missed for incompet-ncy Ia The United
Sia:-. during rhp pra.ent War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

II A Suffolk Va, correspondent under
Gate Of January Sd, announces the return o.
MAJOR General Peck, and the review OF Gen.
Coreoran's Irish Brigade. The rebels are r..
por-ea 10 be very bold along the line Of The
Biaekwaier, and the belief is expressed, thai
W. may lock for some stirring news from that
quarter in n very few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

"fron Fortrrss Monroe We I.esr hat
zen Naslee's NsisI % han rons [, ses Il +,
e'S"h panied by reVerrl irul. C ads, and design
81 - OPERATE s1t4e ~ i4-rt, sas Sou,h.rr coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

~ Sseuarts cavalry made another raid into
Dumfries on Friday lasI and captured -ome
pubiic stores and Ten suffers wagons. The
Amy OF The Potomac seems to keep supply
Of stores 81 DunfrIcs FOR the benefit of the reb.
els. Where is our cavalry!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05

- Murfreesboro, 70 which Gen Rosecrans
n low advanced, - about thirty miles sou n i.
~'~' of Nashville, on the Chattanooga rail
T"sd. Ii was ~ his plsce Jen. DAVIS made a
sIe~ch. fe-k days ago, il will ~ remembered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05
SPIRIT OF rHs MORNING PRSss.

The Irtellioenesr netting the demonstration in
iayor Of foreign mediation made by the New
York Tribvn> and kindred journals, says:
III the National Governments ever accepts
.arUitratior,' with. any hope OF saving the
I Mon under the award Of the umpire selected,
}; must be an arbitration which shall take
place only after the military power of the in
surrection has been crushed. This is so plain
TO every mind that all who propose TO submit
our fsud to arbitration in the present posture
OF our political and military affairs have al
ready drspsired OF the Union, and are only
locking about for sn eIis by which 10 retire
from the contest"
The CAIoniel> attacks Gov. Seymour, of New
York. for his action in relation TO The Police
Comm Lsioners OF New York city, and charges
that be il putting himself into unequivocal
antagonism with the Federal Government