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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-02
FROM CAIRO.

Special Dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer.
are CAIRO, Dec. 30.
The S5th Iowa Regiment went to COL
umbus yesterday. The rebels are still on
a raid below Columbus. The reports that
our forces have repaired the railroad, and
that trains are running to Trenton, are
probably untrue. Fears are entertained
that if Forest is not speedily driven off, he
will be reinforced and take jackson and
Oorinth.
The people of Western Tennessee and
Kentucky are glad to see the rebels, and
furnish them with recruits, horses, clothing,
supplies, sympathy and information. The
rebels need no trains, and consequently
have no lines of communication to keep
open.
Gen. Rosecrans is inactive, and is much
complained of below. 1t is said that he
should have hindered the destruction of
the railroad at Jackson.
The Vicksburg Wig, just received,
says that fourteen gunboats and sloops
were at Baton Rouge on the day previous
to its issue. Troops are being landed
below.
The gunboat Essex had started for Port
Hudson. A simultaneous land and water
attack is expected.
LATER FROM PORT HUDSON.
1t is reported that the gunboat had de-
molished Port Hudson, taking sixty guns.
Farragut is twelve miles below Vickburg.
Sherman is near Vicksburg, and before
this the place is probably taken. Forty
two passengers and crew of the Lake City
are in the Vicksburg jail.
Heavy skirmishing was had near Helena
on Monday night, in which twenty federals
were captured, four or five were killed,
and several were wounded. The Congress
sional election takes place on Wednesday,
the 31st.
Gen. Davis is at Jackson, Miss. The
Rebel General Holmes headquarters are
moved from White River to Little Rock.
Before moving he ordered all persons
claiming Confederate protection to move
negroes and property west of White River.
Many complied, but the great majority
could not or would not. There are no
Confederates east of White River. Citi-
zens are bringing cotton for sale, notwith-
standing recent law against trading with
the Federals, which fixes $500 to $4,000
fine and five to twenty years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Five Unionists from Wittsburgh were
hung at Little Rock lately by order Of
Gen. Hindman.
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Special Dispatch tothe Saint PaM Pioneer.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 90.
Col. Carriers brigade has taken Knox
vile, Tennessee, and destroyed the rail-
road and bridges between Knoxville and
Dundnage.
Col. Harlan's brigade is in Morgan's rear.
The rebels have been three times re
pulsed from MurfreeesbOro, and all is con-
sidered safe.
Gen. Rosecrans has driven the rebels
from MurfreesborO.
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NEWS FROM LOUISVILLE.
RUNlOR OF A BATTLE NEAR LEBANON
JUNCTION.

RUNIOR OF A BATTLE NEAR LEBANON
JUNCTION.
LoulsBURG, Dec. 3O.-The Postmaster
at Richmond, Kentucky, says Col. Carter
captured Knoxville, Tennessee, and de-
stroyed four bridges and large portion
of the railroad track between Knoxville and
Cambridge.
Governor Morton, of Indiana, is here.
1t is not true that he ordered out the mill
tia of Indiana, as reported.
Passengers Oh the train from Louisville
to Stephensville to-day, report heavy fir
ing up to four O'Clock in the direction of
Lebanon junction. A report is current
that Col. Harlan's brigade is in the rear Of
Morgan's forces.
When messengers left, the infantry were
eight miles in the rear, fastening forward
as fast as the impossible roads would al
low.
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ANOTHER ISSUE OF TREASURY
NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-It is stated to-
day in financial circles that the Secretary
of the Treasury had consented to further
issue of 5000, 600, 900 Of Treasury Notes.
This would carry the circulating medium
from 1871, 200, 900, the amount estimated
in November by Secretary Chase, to ST.
100000, but this latter amount may be
reduced by the withdrawal of bank notes
from circulation under Secretary Chase's
policy of taxing bank notes.
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THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
REBELS DRIVEN OVER THE ARKANSAS
RIVER.

REBELS DRIVEN OVER THE ARKANSAS
RIVER.
HEADQUARTERS, Sr. LOUIS, Dec. g.
To III. w. HALLECK:
The Army of the Frontier, under Blunt
and Heron, moved over Boston Noun
tains on Saturday, and, without hating,
to Van Buren,, driving the enemy across
the Arkansas river, killing and wounding
a few, and also took three steamboats,,
some camp equippage and one hundred
prisoners.
The march of forty-fve miles with arms
and service over the Mountains and through
the deep mud of the Valley, was most
gallant affair.
Signed s. R. CURTIS,
Maj. Gen. Coming.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Special Dispatch 10 The Saint Paul Pioneer.
SAN Francisco, Dec q.
The ship Zealand, hence for Liverpool,
Sept. 9, with wheat, was totally lost, when
ten days out from port, and all hands
drowned, except the third mate, who was
picked up by the bark Eugene, and carried
to Peru.
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GEN. NI,CLERNAND IN GRANTS
ARMY.

New YORK, Dec 3O.-The War Depart
ment has issued orders assigning General
McClernand to command corps under
Gen. Grant. Members of Netherlands
staff and other officers are under orders to
report to him at Memphis, January Sd.
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FRONI MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 20.
The Legislature met to-day. L. c. Mad
den, radical emancipationist is the House
Speaker, by twenty-four majority.
j. P. Pratt, emancipationist, was elected
Secretary of State.
A resolution favoring the President S
emancipation policy was unanimously
adopted.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.
Morgan has been stopped coming further
north, or from joining Floyd or Marshall.
A large force is on the way to meet him
The Cumberland River is rising. Light
boats go to Nashville, and will relieve
Rosecrans. The gunboats here are rapidly
approaching completion.
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General Shields is in Georgetown,
awaiting orders.
Persons claiming pay for damages sus-
tanned by the Sioux raid, will be duly no.
titled as to time, place, and manner Of
proving their claims.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.
Mrs Secretary Smith and other ladies
presented all the Hospitals in Washington
and Alexandria, with Christmas present
of several thousand Turkeys.
Thurlow Weed affirms that his paper,
the Albany Joun49, has not been sold to
anybody.
The Committee of Ways and Means pro-
pose to present to the House an amend
ment to Mr.. Rice's bills. It's leading fea-
lures are to issue more Treasury notes,
and to make one, two or three year loans.
Chase's Banking Scheme has been in
troduced
The Senate Committee to investigate re-
lative to transportation for Banks Expedi-
ton, are making good progress.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
It is rumored that Secretary Chase is
about to marry Mrs. Douglas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 80.
There is reason to believe that Burnside
will soon put the Army of the Potomac in
motion again. An officer from camp says
there are unmistakable signs in this direc-
ton.
4 Senator who has means of inforna-
ton, asserts that a warrant for executing
another lot of condemned Indians viii
soon be issued.
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Nearly all the small streams in Indi
ana are very high, and several railroads
have been badly damaged by the food.
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SPRINGFIELD. Dec. 90

SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 20.
The United States Marshal declines the
democratic nomination for United States
senator.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.
Authority has been given to Col. Ewing,
of Kansas, to raise three more regiments
for Indians, for service as Home Guards
in the Indian Territory. The line officers
of these regiments are to be Indians.
General Foster, who is still here, reports
his army in excellent fighting order. He
captured fourteen cannon, and succeeded
in carrying them into Goldsboro. His loss
was 200 in all.
The Secretary of the Interior has APP
proved of the recommendation Of Com
missioner Dole, that money be sent to
Major Galbraith, the Sioux Agent, to pay
arreages due employees Of the Sioux
Agency.
Mr.. Dole has also directed that money
be sent to Agent Galbraith, to enable him
to pay all outstanding accounts against the
Agency, for supplies furnished, &c.
The following embraces the entire list
ST appointments for Minnesota, within the
asst two weeks:
Fred. Driscoll, Assistant Quartermaster
of Volunteers.
\. B. Morris, do do
H. j. Severance, do do
Henry a. Swift, do do
J. ". Bond, Acting Commissary of Sub
sistence.
Charles Brewster, do do
Mr.. Doty, do 10
T. M. Newson, do do
NJ. W. Sargent, DO do
Samuel E. Adams, Additional Paymas-
ter.
NJ. Cook, do do
Charles d. Gilfillan, do do
]. G. McGregor, do do
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Telegraphio News Itsns, &c.


1In hst remaining vhsf n Arlula .reeh, tn'""
- the io s@ ShAfi. vA Uofht ny we repos Oh iN"r-
dAy nlsht.
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~erc formerly the pi isperty OF Co r. W. WAina ""'
Gas uaIsr1ILsAr uss institute . q urt to n,es.
tigat. the conJct Of cert ain unicerp OF t..n u.
msn's comm And, during the raid in ti,e
army.
Tnsrs ~ four New Hs,np.hirc res-ncn,s uni,t
General Mar ton which have been reduced by la 80
or 10 hundIed ms.i, bS iiIled with
scripts.
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ti..,s ~ - T -, " ~ ~, a ,..i.,., lr -,
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~
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toi tufhilns tl' 10 knot ploOp'-0f Sa u = amy :.
'"'hpN~"a III '"a'o uioh'h.-
RgTUBSup pri'op"rs Who have lately arrived at
Washington ON X chmord' nport that In lrta thsn
twenty four hoar. after the A ale OF Jeh DAVE piV
lama lon, Wholesale consciip bon had cJniuencc IN
thaucity.
e .rr c.,d,., ~ IN. .,..r, ~ raso ra,tured ,hs
i,on y...,I Cm,. h,,,nd 30 H.. n,,da Vi IA ynIu.ti.
=. 90 A.. 80. a., :, . - -. ,hs I,aso I,,,,ht
up th. Emma by coupl. of rii,, .hos prix. crsv
was placed board, and she W towed to thus port.
I,.u.,xA A.. .s.,n in a .,,x, of nnaIcby III.
prss,d nj pa. 4. no. b,ael .d,n, poro Cah.o a mi
f.,ha" IN % y. r"n a. ~ hn M NJ, ~ t.J INN. nist
In chi.f no +. al -" ,,Unu an,,i a ten 80,
Can.uI e.y n siac,.J by ~. a 80, NV " " ~"
= =. -, - ~ a,
,JnfL. nAv'sa nnia s,uo 70 ,nhrs and ,cv"r'i
bushels OF pol tcsi letters, with so'eiAi goldhead Il
Ssnr, VA e.r'u'ei by companyos cavalry on ih'
- "a .. ou,, ne', ~saon NiSi 'ne o. nc eai 80
VA presented 10 I'svn,p FfNhkiln feice In. L.
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ANENTE:stssTiNti Hl.:S~tGl:
important From Mexico.

The frouci ttAusi Milan arrived ~ Havana on
N, l.t, tom NeIA CruE4avns lett ,A,rt the la,h
in,'
Ac hrr,s d,'ee from tho former eopi'al of the Re-
tuhet tH, ga iut.. On vh.o. daj, iu 10" city of
v,v.co. was - claimed tho Empire. the Aro1daAe
Ma MILAN O. ..ll tie, throne.
lac C5lu.l ot No abilities being du'v n''euN'ed
b pr. Gus cunvo,a,oa,d a,dscnrcl unar.'nou, with
The 60 ,tDu ID, $50 votes. ;hat tao HcHcan nation,
Niou-h Aeil, 'c.oct,d thr Empire as thc form %
,ry rnu.cr', and tn!oush thc;. proclaimed tho Arch
take Liaiit-,,ln, Of Au,tria. tmpcror ot "rurosnd
,t 6h Yii II E,yai l.,tn"s. r,'u, the 'lr1nr thus
9s,ted hir, tie, u ogcd the Emperor Of tlc trsuch
90 Iect a p.,son IA whom hc lad iul confidence to
S'jrY the throne o. Mexico.
IN ruiir p- cam,ion Of the Frpirc Of ncrico
sotf place ih 'ha- city ou the 10 Inst.
c-u-.,r sAs immediately di p, ,hsd 10 Vera
rru1, and 'hc VI .!aus'u' r. with tas ucws.
T. t.stat0i IN Vera Gu, .hht all tc tosn. along
Inc Fou'n Of 'ho courier maic imrnen,.
II oy %, piuuUis cation Of the ueN-, and Al Vera
Cruz luu sun, .rc tr, d n honor of the event.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Erw YORK AND ThR VICINITY.

CIrI Gov.nsaEsr,.--TSto IF The Dr9r
ApproTratiOn -hta s7eci. Meeting Of the Bo''i
Of Aldermen, y.s,erdAy, a. two O'Clock, a mss''se
wa received from bis Honor the Mayor, vetone tho
ordinance arprcprlting, sIooO.ooo. to relieve 1oor
eopscripts from tho dram The messass wn aid over
for ten dayA The Mayor In tho ooarss Of his mes'
sage, says;
II there v.rr no other ootrctions TO this or1nsnc-.
my approval who 10 to be deeued unable 10 pay
three hundred dollArsi IL Il tho man who cAnrot
oonypnrntly raise that sum- Is he whose properN
ty docs not amount TO 20 muchf The second section
10 s,ill more vague; under It. a. Il nov stands, II
to The var would not bs entitled to re-
o.lys three hundred dollars out q hs
tCsnt,aassd on RssTA PSalS
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DRAFTING In philadelphia.

Phfladslphia, July ;5.-The draft In the lover
wsrds of the city, eonpSsinx the First District com
menced to-day. Among the drafted varc th'ee well
known telesrsphers, namely Robert J. BLACK. fc--
meriy Of Nov York. Jacob X. woodruff and Pa.naid
Mc8orley. when the dram vs. concluded the tp'c
tstors, forming large eencourse, led by Mr. P,vin
the blind man who drev the Names Joined in ain, las
tho Star spanssd Hammer sud oher national 49,.
The crowd departed with cheers TOR the union nud hc
Gag. The draN has evcrywhere been received TIA
favor Ia llls city, even by its victims.
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Gen. Eosecrans' Movements.


Fort Nonrl-, Ju'Y - The Richmond ESSuiREH
"a th' -i.h has the tl,owns;
Atanii. IN D p. cen. Ro.cci,1' Is or'snizns
& &C T. attack Aims and max, g.il on thc \oF,h-
W".;e.n n,n "a, K,lrosd Active pr yEtst.o.. ere
bcns ins Tho defence Of the cl.y snd railroad 10
ClAttAnoorr.
III. r,hel uoncrSl Howcn dioa on the lCh.
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Richmond, yd.,j,'g aI.-J,G Davis hiss Issued .
pro, ,u.tion apGon lug husasi .lst a' day OF hu'
ul.4...loa and prayer.
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SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
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The Attack Still Progressing,
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Rosecrans to attack Atlanta,
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Mayor Opdyke on the Draft.
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Latest News
BY TELEGEAPH 70 THEMES YOEE Sry
iMf0RTANT FROM liEXiCC.
Napoleon in bi. True Colors.
THE REpUBLIC DESTROYED.

En- Eml ire Proclaimed,
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Late Southern News,

rror, n.e. OF r.tei p.pr received a. tAc =,
C.c. ~rtc the follow .ae cI',,ct.' The Rich
totd Disr.rct, Of Juiy I'D, ls6s. b. tn, follow ns
lrs..r. Lc.dsl:
Lincoln, Thunk.aiving To Dcuui Of the
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GRANT BOUND FOR RlCHMJSD.
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NEWS FROM TIE POTOMAC
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Federal Lyacuiion Of Jackson.
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GEN. ss's<Dk.A NDED.
IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
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COMPLETE FEDERAL VICTORY
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ormnuce without other IeteEenes 90 tine
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