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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-15
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-15

contamination is variously caused BY mcrcurial
disease low living, disorlcrcd digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, tho depressing yiccs, and, above all, by
tho ycncreal infection. Whatever be its origin
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation; !" indeed. it seems to bc tn,
rod of Him who says, will visit the iniqui
tics of tho fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names
according to tho organs it attacks. In thc
lungs, Scroflla produces tuberclcs and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swelinss which
suppuraie and become ulccrous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutancous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy viz. publication and
invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health with that I" life of the flesh "
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
sketch OF savannah.

savannah is largest and was, previous 10 the com
Oselop OF Davis secession, the nourishing
nsrcia city state OF Georgia. II Is the capital OF
Chatham county, and WAS port Of customs entry be-
fore the war. the city was founded by General ogc
pAorpc In 1882 g. II is situated the right bank OF
she Savannah river, eighteen miles from It's mouth and
Ms nirely miles westsouinwest from Charleston, O.,
saa ere hundred and eighty miles eas,sou,hesst q
nnledgevio, Ga. Its bearings atitu e 81 degrees
minutes north, longitude sl dtres minutes west.
Rbe city is built sandy plain elevated about orty feel
above low marx. A considerable extent OF rice
swamp ground lies 10 its rear, the exhaations from
which render the unhealthy certain 81
ahe yesr The streets Of Savannah are wide, unpaved,
and sandy, but laid out with sret regularity aud well
shaded with trees. There tweny-four public
squares, each OF considerable extent, and all closely
shaded with Pride o. India ire,s. Gsssy promenados
run through the middle Of two OF the streets
Broad and Bay--having ample carriage vays
ether side great number Of the private dwellings in
Ravsnnan arc buGt OF brick. Tie city contains
susie house, bn 10 1860, . city exchange, State
arssnal theatre court house, artillery araory jail and
ether public buildings og fizo aud very neat design
snd Guf4h. .re custom house Is one hundred and ten
sssi long and dy two feet vide. y n built OF granite
ani said 10 hsyo tl13 400 There are fourteen
Prs,estsuts two Or three Cahoo churches in ssyan
sss, aJswish synagogue, and public library, which
scniains between six and seven thousand volumes,
savannah city Ia ornamented With monument erected
% Homer OF the memory OF General Greene and another
very imposing structure-was going up IN honor of
pulark IN the year 1881. Pulaski sc as viii be remetn.
eered, IN attack on Savannah, thsu held by the
british, In October, iTis
the city Of savannah is tho ccu,rs or very ex.sn
nss system OF rsroado which contributed vastly 70 s
commercial importance and general prosperity before tho
hailcu or the rebel conspiracy, but which havc been
chiefly used for military purposes by the Southern
leaders since the commencement Ok the rebellion. Tbir.
sssn railroads. direct tributary ccnverged ia savau
aAb 10 Is /, ana their united length msasursd ons
shousaud and nfty.6ve miles,
rHR APPROACHES To SAVANNAH.
She whole space beSesn the city and The is cus
sp and nersecssl BY rivers, creeks, cats ewamps snA
openings.
wslrs cut Is an opening from Port Royal into the Ia
ysntnh river, with some cigbt feet depth at high
wsie Ibis cut opens into the savannah river about
miles above For Pulaski, aid 10 u out of tho
range Of its guns.
On the Georgia side o, the river there two open
anss known as Wilmington creek am Ereeboruos cut,
eeouec,ing warsaw Sound with Augustine creek river
and from thence with savannah river These two open
tsss run for distance through tue marsh, quite
Scar ~ tbs msn rvN uitnio halt mle--ard ma
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men charged with robbery and even murder, were
allowed TO liberty without thoir several cases being
investigated. Our good Tor justice and fair play
was at stake, and though some amongst US might be
sympnthizers with the prisoners he had ye, to learn
that they set az noughi tho jewel farpisy lie agan
upou the Court TO hesitate before dschsranR these
men, give COUNSEL for the prosecution chance OF
being heard Tor hero tho most important interests OF All
were at steke, vz.--nternatonal ones He again i'm.
plored Court 90. 10 order this wholesale delivery.
He would put 4 70 the Court was treating tho conn el
for the defence with farness tho should porst
10 dong this then must be prepared 10 take the con-
seque No country md deat aiTer with England IN
exrhdillon matters thnn haa the United STATES lheir
judg es continued give effect to the extrad0n treaty
The Judges ~ Supreme Court had concurrent llr5
diclon with his Honor; and had the counsel known of
the probable Of bis Honor, they would nave de-
sired the Court allow these Judges 10 have seat
the bench song with nim Mr. Ieriin again gr III, INST
time, besougLl bis Honor 10 hesitate before 20 nnay
ordered the liberation of the prisoners.
Ms Johnson, q. g. aod said that both those who
represented the tred saies nnt those rho represented
the private interests "a ths affair bad apon them grave
responsi oiy. BUt he ~ Iught Ar nefin mistaken
IN tie view which 40 took o. The JUDGMENT % The Court
the Court TO prisoners scBarged oo tue
charge which mad been investigated
tn roprt bere sad Mr.. Dcriin bid understood the
judgment right lno prisoners were dscnarged ~ every
1sssrs keir, Abbott and Iaasmme, counsel for tho
prisoners. objected 10 any caniog T. question 4 no
Mr Roso. counsel for tho United states, wistsi %
speak. lie ssd b. dd nt tuioud 40 call his il0n0
Judgment ust delivered IN question.
l6e Cout declined Y hcar lufiner SAYING thai u ~
hrd 70 righ ~ arrest these cbarRe--as he
hLd tnat DO had nOt-fuen tttnef uan 10 rlRhl 10 30
tan thtn on any others. These hal beeu arrested
n lgHtIars Warrants upgn hn owu and ihtu " M
ton he r0fc AMI now, ghtn hla i01ofa nWr lHfis.
dvtOn eaed N question, btcause MS rrtnW wee
uni tnd void, he thar 1e he'd tcgn q stskC1. Auf
was tho 0uty 81 every ui,sh ndge 20 4oding tos e.
rectty his errors lie Ngurt fEefefpN Drdefet hat
tho prisoners be immediate diggl. fled aud was pre-
pared - incur tho rsFlonshniiy - - own act
Arpanse ssain bT1ke vrsh 10 sas court, 6ut u vas
egsin instantly checked
Ia low moments the prsnnerl walked through me
court aud cnngtaiul.'sf ov = ieN ~ their
acqsnta0ces and when tnCy eDir fcd ~ m TIE WANG
0 lew voices raised ~ sOrHtnitI mtant - be =
cheer they then afafet. prsifg llr4sei at their
~ nr.D..I InIllra IL nNnl
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rns 50. A,psns Ropber. Discharges.

MONTREAL. Dec. 10, 1904
The Of INC r. Adams raiders was reopenei sodJ
before Justco Coursll. Tho was scil oiled
win spectators Tbs appearance Of tho prisoners was
much Fame a. their last appearance
At the commencement Or she proceedings nr Kerr oo-
sc,sd ihat court mad jurisdiction in the case He
denied i ioo he Honore rgs sit there at al o. this
investigation.
Mr. Derlin said that, after having granted delay q
monih they bad met 70 ho,r evidence Tor the DO
fence, no. to listen " legal argument.
Auer rev worda from the Court and from nr John
son Z. c. Mr. Kerr allowed 70 % into the argument
as to ,he Jursdc. On Of tho court IN the premises.
As somc discrfsion between the counsel. tho Court
said iais was matter ot moss grave Importance, nvolv
ug h.s right Of jurisdicon and consequently tao va
dily these proceedings ftom their commencement.
He should, therefore, take time 20 consider Il before
proceeding further snd 'or tIis purpose the court would
40 surn until two r. NJ.
Tce cort rtssembed at TIRES O'Clock this afternoon,
,Dd vss dsnssiy crowded.
Mr.. Justice Coursal, taxing the bench, eaid the
matter ii question most important, since his au.
nority bid been denied. 10 bad given the arguments
bot, sdss HE serious consideration, and bal
come % iho conclusion shs, tao came gadcr tho
mperis set, aad that he was touud to 0oey the
,n.e' nae !o,s.ae,s,,an n''u. ~, gn'sgo nse
wss rugrcne,' sod mutt bs hs guide. our own pro
vuca grt to carry ntc rct The Ashourt0u eeaiy had
not receyed The special royal sanction requisite Inc
case wts mcSt exceptional ono, and, toiug treaty
matter between the ne,0rF, he couli A. p,her
tbaa allow ott act % gye before that Oi the
i'm, eral legislature. ibo revised erial act
rula hereia snd that required lha, the wargGnt
under ~alch the preon.r3 woro arrested tfonld 10
signeo hy the Governor General. II tue court cnud
has rese we'd the point Tor ghcr tribunal IL w0us
mos' rad,y have foge PIT stree the be " q tBu
sub - wa involved, thers acmiied of deav ana
since n8 had uOl haa tno 9 the government
had G0e 10 the conclusion lhat tho Court
iurisuitOn "a the oase and le anst order tOo inlmo.
date release 81 tue prisoners
This announcement received With applause ~ .
Dunbor q persons proscEt, Dus 800 demonsssOn was
instantly checked
Mr.. uofln then arose, aud n most impsssioned
speech mpored his Hon not o. order the ischarEe of
the prisoners upon The fcmsnirg iudictmenta Ot ~
fairness and Justice "a ~ the counsel fer the United
states Tor 81 the priyato prosecutors, fb8
Daugs, ~ allow or q heagng He contsn9td thU tao
prisoners could be ohargsa only ths 01o partcnar
Indictment, aud tbe Court owe " - the oeuusel 70 b.
hfsro % the ctuers should i BE- said, n an tuglph
c)nr n justice. hat tue Judge, having d.ctnd u yDr
ol tue prisoners Va Caso lie lmed atey dacnA god
them " SIX othCrsg WHAT would bn said orlslde tno
counsel Tor the theseve9 knew that tho course
which The Court Dad takcn unprecedented, It'd
his Honor Issued Ard vet ne nad nut war
before him Tie called soemny the Courl 70 hosi
sale. 40 ihr Serlal ssod ~, remain sIsa, While ipr
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Cnayai,sr Fosncy .nd tao Navy De-
pnrfn.ent.
PnIAnrIrlIl. nen. l9. lsol

FhLA0EifWA, Dea. ~, 1864.
There - rooi deal = talk ant popins around 70 iho
dark IN MS state about Cnevscf 4pfney 60 hfs a.
o,,est - secretary x tho NieY y q uue theEe has
80, meeting ner, % alueutal poicians the sub.
sc and soc0mmendato I, IS reported, ia favor %
rorres ~ TIE successor q old Ntles has been or.
wsrded 10 waso oplou. Forucy, A. any rate, would
mako better sccrslarr Than wcils. 1t Is irne they
we're brought Up the same school, nat o. edii r'd u
and oxuecpcs from which, you say, ths be's seec'
tiors ct glaiVsman cau 70 made Bli ~ Hcs Es
stupid editor and Forrsy smart QUE. Iieuce tae oR
.crtrce 81 favor q Fefncy. rh1 movemelt " s0ppo'
N tns Chvai.r is stronger one h'n NY q i"asuei
q has Wong hs advocates that sbrewa o.i poiNeao,
io,. tsv,rrgg ,sto comes oat sir0ngy favor q ths
man Ia AMI hls flowess Il hss ssea sul wro gel aae
J, soat d ho Uaacd states senate a no oegianaH Ok
Buebsuau's admiosltutcu. 81 ,he od democrats Va
psnusylva0ltare mcvins agaas Wsles ant " suPpo"
er Forsey. Nexs thsy viii make moro - s"'' -" Ava
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our I,arscv Dsfsnces.
aripou.Rrsss, psriRrnsSr o. ms s,sr,

Nxw YoRS grr. Dec. ~, A Ga, I
Articles concerning the condn,n Of The hniihsd forts,
snd tbs progress 81 fortaCRgns h this df part neut
having from time 70 tno becn published n the news.
papers, editors and conductors of public journals
earnestly requested 10 sbslan hereafter fn tho publ
cation I'll al Fuch information However Interesting or
gragn any facts ConCornt gour defensive works may
he - thosn tor whose protection they are ned, "
should be con iered niso thnt giving publicity % such
isca the OF the roy6nmesr viii be pu' IN pos
session ot Information which ihoy might not b. able 20
ottsn elsewhere A0d whch say b. oCuyerted 10 tneir
oen use aud 70 our serious 1ysncc aod injury
Nv command of haor General DIX
IA yts RUsss, assistant Adipl. a. General,
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A,r,xni as N. rri.s ste.msr Arm.,rrrs

Atrivni of tho Prize STEAMER ArrnssronW. !.
The prize steamer Armstrong, Easisn .. 2. Cough
eommardiua arrived At tns pori yesterday morning 10
forty sighi hours from Norfolk.
she was captured on the th instsnt, eighty mhes OF
vllmingsop, by the steamers r. Ctrlsr ard CeitFs
burg, after exciting chase Of cxb. bolrs. during
which asarly ono nusdred snol and she'll were nred
q the shells striking her tue stsooard qusrtc then
ourrtus and ssttng her hre which vas cxtinguShed
nel0re any ;amage was done. The Armstrong IS
sery fest and averages fourteen nile per hour she 4,
ar iron sdewheel steamer of sever hundred tone bur
deo, and y four mouths DID, Shs eargs Of cotton
sud 10 lying NJ thsSavy Yard.
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N.M.frrm san nrrnne,sca.

sts Fs4SCisro rai., Dec. 10, 1864.
The Presidential electors have chosen Y vcCulian
messenger 10 carry ne yoie n Catdorna, Washington
uosvy rata, hage temporarily checked mining opera.
tous In thls state sno Nevada, sboo has depressed
mining slocka,
Iho Ney ada s,a'o government inaugurated % he
IN inst mo tegsat meets on ne i3lh, and will
eject Crllsd states sena,oft
Arrived, ship YouUg America, from New York.
saisa ship relydeff, lor Bostoa. and Prina ronna,
for Nss BEDFORD
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Tno Gunboat otscgo Sunk ny . Tor
pcdo.
wlsnNarov. psc. u. 1894.

WtsHNGroy, Dec. u, 1854
iSrornaton reached tns Navy Department ths morn
lns tho United States Runbolt otssgo CommaBder
Arnold, was sunk few days ago by rebel t01odo
Ia The Roanoke RIVER, SIX mics above plymouth n. 2,
Tho torpedo attached 70 log and o sied y no
river fna a. the 0tseso moving up the river 90
recoruo sho struck torpedo when exploding,
CAUSED snx. 1bcro is OILY Get Of water 10 mo
RoaIoks river Shere she vent sosn A'e Wlh 90
raised suc repaired. No person 90 board vas injurM
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rae sIcgc 81 cnarleston snar.nacs,
tFrom thc Charleston Mercury Doc. o..
sfT0E MATrrRs-FiyS uVNpNtp AND FtfrKsyTI

IN'NtFT ~ N''0T'NatNtN } ll3Nt
siT09 MATrrRs-FlyS nvNpNED AND FtFrEsyTH
DAY.
During the nrorress u the excha rc nf prisoners nov
going % n lhc harbor aud wnch viii rrobaby I'st for
weeks tAereahouti, the bomoardment ot the ey
BY the enemy e 70 be suspended oder ins t.ra he'
ment there vas ~ shslin ycsteriay. We uuadfsttnA
ttat th8 tucs was ~ apDy h. the various hisila ~.
terl4s 10 the naghur but py s0mO mstte, me aas z,
winch have rot learned iho forms q tue tfufe Wle
not fnily known a. Fort sumter, shI onc " 4Nf sNp'
shooters a. tpat post shat MI kled farkee VIC
slowed rscW al Battery 6iapt. lutrruNon seye'a q
TIE enemys bui'rics cpeuri tro ~ ehihel II ..ft
h. owevet Nv tno actf.ity rf Captain Hat the eney
WIS apDrsei by H1g II truce " the nature o the MS
take. and apology rendered tor tho entonN NiN'
atlon of The truce Tue nmpog ihen assumed ts iormr
Alet aspect.
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ru1 FORCE AZ sAyANsAn
GENERAL FOSTERS MOVEMENTS.
srron ,be charlesion Mercury r,c. O.,

We have resev cd ne definite ,nseseuccs auT furnsr
sgh NC The coast We hear, however nst the enemy
quite active IN tnst quarter His main dsmonstralion
viii probably be next made against Coc'avhstehe while
ny feints al rocotago and Grahsmsyio viii eudesvor
officers
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naval ConrG Martial at Chsrtsss,wr %
rrranIir w. Hmtth.
me Hav., Geocrs, cour, Martial "A

B1sroN Tec, i3. lstf
me Navs, Gencrs' Court Martial rg al tho Charles.
town Navy Yard 'or the trial nf Fr&nslu w. smith,
charged With dciraud,og tho g,vcrrmenl, concluded
tas'rg evidence 70 day. Tbs Cnrt has taen taking
testimony for the long period q sixty days. and
the evidence coyeFs over swo thousand avs hundred
written pages bE days are allote counsel y prepare
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I H o N AS.
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the INVASION Of KENTUCKY.
~~~---~~~~~~->>~
General Lyon Acress the Cum.
berland River.
Breckinridge's Position Still
in Doubt.
Our FsrceS IN Position 10 PrevsRs
Rim frsm Joining Hsed,
The Louisville Dssp ate n.


I0usvnLs Dec 12, 1854
The rebel General Lyon crossed the Cumberaua river
with his command day before yesterday, At yellow
Creek about twenty miles below Clarksvls His forco
s reported be about twenty nve hundred When Ase
heard from he moving towards Hopkusville, Ken
lucky, and threatening that place II be attacks, tAo
garrison being small IL will be compelled fan back 70
Q stronger and more proximnte point
BrcckinTidges position 10 bs 10 doubt loyal
gentleman whose rustworthness is vouched for says
no is at Sparta Tenn, with about ten thousand men.
This gentleman speaks Of what he knows and tho facts
Indicate that Breckenridge intends 20 reinforce Hood and
possible TO reach the main rebel army bot the posi-.
tion OF troops under stoneman bridge
Gates that no will have difficulty forming Junction
with Hood.
The Nashville Despatch.
NASHVILLE. Tenn Dec. 10, 1854
The situation 10 unchanged. No advance has been
made BY the Union troops yet. Grapevine intsi.
gsrce states that advance been made
day BY our forces, but skrmishing transprsd
the Harding pike and several guns dhIoAgsd from
Fort Nsgey No results reported.
Tho slippery state OF ths ground renders locomesion
Impossible, and hostilities viii Ds postponed until .
change OF weather occurs.
Particulars OF General Coops.'s March
ana Singular Ez, pe from Hoods
Army.
Correspondence OF the Cincinnati CommeroiaL1
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec Q, 1854
General Coopsr's brigade came In this evening. IL bad
severe and arduous march. was ~ Cenrev Ile when
the Of tho army loft Columbia orders sons
10 General Cooper to join his division Immediately He
broke camp and started for Nashville where he expected
to arrive by forced Marches Friday night, December
Arriving within about six mes Of the olty they cap.
turcd cavalry outpost OF the epomy, and about the
same time were somewhat astonished 20 come upon .
long line Of hres crossing their road, and extend
ing rs far As they could sec on either aide. Having
secured the outpost tho enemy vas NOS alarmed nor M
rrp tlpiP A -
neatly and quietly executed and the brigade headed
for Carksve cutting across the country ~ 70 striko
the Charlotte pike twelve miles below the city.
Al Carksvie they rested day et there yesterday
morning., and arrived here this evening. they dd not
encounter any force OF the enemy although is knewn
thaf Forrest sent 90 intercept and aobble them
Considering the distance they had masched-over
hundred and sixty mes--and that they forced on
day to make forty miles, they In spen-
did order Only twelve In tho were una bo
to keep up. Ten of these murdered by guerulss,
and two that had been wounded and for One6
their command. One OF the murdered mon T. Bsneyl
belonged to Company X, Ninty ninth Ohio, aud NE
Others well wounded belonged 10 Ihe One Hun
drcd and Thirteth indiana
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ShER MAN.
0facisl Despatch from Score
tary Stanton.
THE CRISIS IN GEORGIA.
Closing Scenes Of the Great
Campaign.
Sherman at the Gates
of Savannah.
His Army In Line OF Battle
Before the City on Mon
day, December 12.
Strong Rebel Force Said to be
Opposing Him.
The Decisive Battle Probably
Fought on Tuesday.
~ = YOH OF The C1YY,
-. &o. d.

Secretary stanton 20 General Di1.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsnINeroN, Dec. l3-8 p. N.
- Major General DIX, New York;
The Richmond papers Of yesterday report Gene
~ Sherman at Bloomingdale, fifteen miles from
savannah, on Saturday, December 10. He 10 re-
ported BY this mornings Richmond papers, ~ win
y seen by the following telegram from Genera !
sfans to be IN line Of batls not five mites from
povennah:-
gs CnH Poun, Va, Dec. 10, 1894
pss. T. n. 6rAxIoS, Secretary Of War
nhAnOnd papers Of today esntain the foIowiss;-
fAs Rchnond DtspacA says;-'sherman 10 near b.
vsssah, probably i've miles distant He has nos yea
nads an attack II 10 stIl doubtful whether hs viii Do
0 make for the southeast Of the city. very
u5lasn he has not yes opened communicsson With the
nsss, though hs may do % very soon.
ss..,sa:y LArsa.
ssseerapbse despatch from below Charleston ssasss
Mas enerman was !, line Of battle I'VE will mol vnsrs
sssfroutsd BY . strong Confederate force"
Another paper statas:-"rhero has been direct
nsncatou with Savannah for several days, but ws ap
sheud the wires have been cut between that place and
mAslsstouu u. 8. GRANT,
Lieu,snant General
The severity Of the weather has prevented ANY
mportans movements by either side at Mas nyille.
Nothing Of Importance is reported to.|day from
Ne Armies Of the Potomac or OF the Shenandoah
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Seer etarv of War
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cap,a,a ,v,a.lsw ~ pnttsde,pnrn.

INftnklFH'A- Tee. 10, ldUf
Car,s's winsow received visits trorA large number
OF Gil reus At tba Exchange Tooms % as noon
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That this fort covers several scres but where tho BLACK
dogs look s eartnworss tbs grass and weeds
are cut down.
Beauregard has spent many 40 hour 10 laying the
foundation OF the works and getting The range Of ibis
point OF the river
rHI ArPRoAcH By LAND.
These guns together with the distractions 10 the river,
sre well Intended 10 crush anything that attempts to
up Hot for its protection from land force from
the direction OF Savannah IL offers but little resistance
Sherman, Doubt w,l Vita but iMis difficulty, II
MA point BE- his aim. 7Ae ruanps i smpe1< has proo'en
mora mas anything elss.
ruz FORCE AZ eAyARsAn
very sms consisting OF old men, little boys and Grip
pied officers Business OF all kinds the city stopped,
u locks IKE sunday al the time On the last Of Sep
ieber ,hers quantity Of cotton lying at
Savannah but when ihrorrh there the last
time il had been removed from tbe rsllroad. The ct.
zens treated the men who sent through drst wed
bringing ea.ables OF all snis. There ro4Suard buL
those tha, tfor. Upon arriving u Savannah they
guarded, thai the citizens could not find the
prisoners, thus showing thrt Union sentiment prevails
snd sn they WanS ! opportunity TO shos v
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the BORDER REBEL RAIDS.
Important Proceedings of the
Canadian Courts.
The Lake Erie Pirates and st. Albans
Robbers Set at Liberty,
L. Ia. ~.
Tho LsHa Eric Pirates.

TORONTO, Dec. II, 1864
mo Lake Eric raiders wero again before the court TO-
cay and discharged tue ground that the court had
no Jurisdiction. The result causes much excitement
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Thc Press telegram.

WILMINGTON, Dec l3, 1864.
me Richmond Dispa,eh OF yesterdays date contains
- follow ~ -
rhe latest news from Sherman is that Saturday he
vsa At Bloomingdale. on the Central Georgia Railroad
afacen miles west OF savannah
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Disaster 60 the Steamship Guiding Star.
FORTRESS MosRoE, Dec H. 1884.
The steamship Guiding Star, IRON New Orleans,
rived here this morning. disabled In tow Of the steamer
8. n. spauldDg having broken her shaft when aoous
twsniy miles 10 the northword Of Chlncoieague.
The Guiding star brings large number of passengers
and dispatches from Gouerai Canby.
An tho passengers viii 70 North by the mail boat TO
Baltimore the condition Of tho steamer rendering IL I'M
possible for her 20 proceed TO without assstluoc
Among the passengers OF tho Guiding star ara-Gsno-
raj a. Leo and servant; Colonel George b. Dake As.
sslaul AiIaant General CaptanJ. Marcnsnd, Colonel
T. N. Green, Lieutenant r. 81 Granger Captain j. Brad
bury LeltenaDt Commander Mccain, Colonel :. rurbe,
Lieutenant Harry, Major Rcgbam, J. ID. Moore wife and
servant Rev Jtmos Gibb.ns, WIN. Barrett VIE, child
aud servant, Miss Amy Anderson J. X. Lee aud John
Bro-pson, Jr.
The weather continues very stormy, with tho wind
from tho noilbaas aad al this writing with very attic
prospect u cleagl1g ~.