, 1863-12-25

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WAanEaroS, Dec. ~, 1858,
| Gen. Thomas reports that he furnished
| Gen. Banks 1900 well armed colored sol,
dicrs; that lie has had 81 900 men, women
and children under his protection, the able.
bodied Of whom he has hired out to
planters In the vicinity of his operations; +;
That he has leased the abandoned cotton and
sugar plantations to farmers at the rate OF
forty dollars per bale Of cotton, one cent Der
pound tor sugar, four cents per bushel for
corn and potatoes, which proceeds 70 into
the treasury Of the United States. The Garn-
ers pay the revenue tax in addition.
Great success has attended the arrange
meut, which has proved satisfactory to MI
parties.
Gen. Thomas returns to this field OF labor
quickly, thence he goes to New Orleans, and
Texas, s1ming blacks everywhere. He has
len regiments Of them ready to send to Grant.
The schot1eld enbroglio is becoming source
Missouri Radicals. ACongressional Delesa.
ton from TINT State now state If Schoficld is
confirmed by the Senate 1t will be throuch
the influence Of President Lincoln, and will
regard it Is declaration Of war on his mart,
in which casc they will assume the accrcs-
sivc.
eo,.h ~ ~ r.. Ioos =. n.ut4.Ay 4na tennessee
the roads leading from Carthas to Clinton.
od ~ 49, no,,as.. ~ . ~ tsnos. e-. "e erect"
.,.,aa. ~. 49, p-u .'nsa, VI aluo!e ienn-'
~eA 'A' 'onn'a'o u 'en' eaeoo Ammen
Ii. Aaron James, court martinled ut Nash
vile, Tennessee, was found guilty Of acting
as Captain OF guer1llas, having broken re-
peatcdfy ILLS oath Of anegiancc, md for other
seoei m1soeu'eaho1a, "as eentenced to be
hung The finding Of the court has been dis
approved Of by the President, and the culurit
was ordcrrd to be set at liberty.
II has hoe, oscc,+e;,oa 49, r,,,,,,,.
pseoat'one amount 70 oscr eloo.oo' Saaooo
OF which LIE had invested in Government
bonds. BE has been sent to the old capitol.
and will be handed orer to the c7ri1 anfhorl.
tics. The Goyernmcnt win hc q 1ose- ~ =
~crv I'm a., os+o1+ ~ " 1oSe1 ~
Wendell Phillips attack on Mr. Chase, at
the Cooper Institute, on Tuesday night. :. Is
known to be prompted less b. n h;rh At. T.
taehment to the principles Of liberty, than
oy pelsona4 antipathy.
AAE ~ III ACf1a4L4lcuk l16 QEC1uE0 TO DIV
500 bonnfy 10 the n,cn cn1;s+;no- T., ,.,,.
rcccnts ~ wei ~ M ~ % thosa n n1" hs
~ 1as;..sa.. ~ 80 '' ~ 'Aos9 e1a4sel4' IL %11o
~,
oos. SoAnson, Oh Tenn, Is expected here
immediately, to confer with the President
respecting the political affairs in that State,
especially on the question of slavery.
Mr. B1ow of In YIN sntrodnco a. 49,
early daT I'm ~ ~ Tonsa r"a.,;s,aa u. ~ ~
ets uas W. N tnc aoase prosioing for
emancipation throughout the United statcs,
and systematic management Of the aban-
doncd estates in the South
w:sni1yG7os Dec M-ss +hc +ar,,s NJ
The Presidcnt's cnlancination and nmne.tr
DETERMINATIONS do mol ir wnrds. inr1nde ~
Indian Territory, efforts are bcins made M by
the Indian Bureau to adjust the ,ifiicn1+ies
rrowinr ont Of certxin 1n1ians hov;nr 1nsss
Common cause With the .rebel government ' s
asserted @ T IL those S nroclamations te
1lFeady t9e eresEs have negotiated a
tIs 9h%l;tion %atn ,e IS fGeraen so1a providing for
.nr ..nna;tsn. ~ +1a;s W syey among mem as~a