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InterestIng News. \ -
RuMoRRD oABIERF oHANGBs.

One of the "speCiils" at Washington tel
apranha. ihns in regard 10 ----.a-.s- -.
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A CARD.


@RR n. LEE-PHYSIoIAN, SURGEON
~ AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tor past taSSFs
1oud re5pectfaly inform his friends and the puttic
generaIIT that he + StIl doing bustnets at his ORD
stSnd Nsfn street, near the 5ugpensi0n, Bridge,
Ebere he viii oS h6ppS 70 attend 70 any buSlnea1
In hIs lIne tat may Be htS care. Night
eAiIG promptly attended to.-Dr-hse ts graduate
OF the Eeietic Medical Institute 81 Cincinnati 6no
has been Taho1siy engaged IN the pEaetIes OF ms
nov prepArsA with all the aeeesE3Ey igt
the Aedieak appIeaH6a n Electricity tnths tre1t-
meut Of Chronic diseases to which he would invite
nc medal attention Of the Aniicted, 90 PeFsctu
the EHealng Art" ofthe present day (as pfaetleed
by EelsetesJ that few need despair Of per,
mAnent benefit n they eaun1t oe Pesteety euIea; S;
Special attention given t2 de7easss ot 81 ~ Sn
Children All eonamunieatton9 strictly conndentlaL
Our practice u safe, certain and no
nereuriaItaint IN the system, but eieansing reno
yatinE ard tie BenarH4 sysssrJ aotanS
In unison with HatuTG'S GnsrTtns laws --l-zt1- --
.z WGk1trxs, WET Va, pee 4th, 1853.
10 all t1AOn q nsdy CONCERN: VS. khe unaer-
HEnsd msmbars Of the West Virginia LsSalat1IeI
take pleasure IN saying that We have Known OL'
Richard Il. Lee many years preVtouS 20 the preaA'
Inx ont Of the Rebellion, BuccesStuI and ener'
both In KanaVha county Vs7 and Gala county
NN''' 80 q. SLACK, senator 7th Dist-
O.. W. g DUNBAR, u. H. d. =. l
JOHN n PHKLPHs, Pres- senate.
ronso one door south Il Kramsr's Hotel
LHdiss Tfshfng % consult the Dr.. Qf they prefer
can an a room No. %, Grant House. and MT
Les VII eIsre pleasure in aee1mpSnylnS tnem y y
the once. Gan: be fouDd at the Grant aS1Ie 1t
night. u-- fftA
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M. Leach f8 egotiating peace AGAIN
Tbat I tenarkable deabsf II Congress from
North Carolina fs aiwsyss Negotiating o
mace BY himself; and there tstiro deH1pt
sfbet be presides over q convention 81 Iah
~ stateS Ia higdresmS BY night. He has
4be,i intiomitGbla eonstRncy and dGonsisieney
lindeyotion 70 onsqPrinsiple Nhieh chtASatfs-
tstiEss the lltf1ly gfsgt nsp.b lpssE sssion
m Vas arranging terms OF peace win htm'
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Judge Davis of Illinois, will all but
certainly be the next Chief Justice Of the
United States, the Chase men to the Gon.
trary notwithstanding. He is, the most
Intimate and trusted friend of Mr.. Lincoln,
and epioys a high professional and person.
al character. Mr.. CsheI will take the place
of Judge DSvis on tho bepchj and be sue
ceeded at least so runor asservates with
great force-by Senator Conness, of CALI
foruia, in the Department OF the Interior.
This latter nomination would bea substau.
tial compliment to the loyal lrish-none
too many-in our midst. Judge Advocate
General Holt is pretty sure TO succeed At
torney General Bates on tho voluntary re-
tirement of the latteI. although the Hon.
Charles Eames, formerly our minister
many of the best legal opinions of the
present admiuisErNaiOn, lie hlso muoh die
cussed. The chief point In Holts favor is,
thatiby the retirement Of Bates (MissonriI
aud Blair (haryland). J. the border States are
left without q Representative Ia the Cahi-
net, making itexpedient to, take Judge
Holt Of Kentucky. Q. @
Ia later dispatch on the srd page of this
days paper mentions that Mr.. Holt declines
to become Attorney General aud that Mr..
Bates has recommended as, his successor,
his present assistant Mr.. Coffse.1 )
Another especial" advises us as follows
concerning the.5I-l -. ~.
~ TIE PREs1DEEF's MEssAoE.
The President will 10 his Forthcoming
Message take high commanding ground IN
vindication Of the national effort 10 main
tain It's authority and :integflty!il He 'ad4
duces from the enormous increase OF the
popular vote at the last election over that
Of fdur years, ago, that the people have
given the strongest and most uneqqiyocAl
evidences Of theit approval OF theM exeons
tive policy Of subdulng the Rebellion sbS
| force of arms, that1his paramount expires.
sion Of the popular will amounts 70 an ir In
perious mandate TO further combat the Re.
bellipn with, all the power and resource!
of the nati0n, until armed and organized
| treason is crushed out2ro u y 'ftt si-L -
, Inifine, the Message win be more In the
radical vein than suyt of its predecessors
It add accompanying reports are now IL
the bands OF the printer. .,s.i.ai % ..e ~ ''.
q regular correspondent at Washington
diseourses thus about the.oa p
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EI.poaFMAaTlR .elAIRAL.

& regular correspondent at Washington
iiscourses thus about the.os
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selffquite coutentedly: and having diges.
ted and mhtured them during the recess,
here We have him, irEepressible as ever
again making peace. i+7's p"
We owe nat length to this illustrious
legtslRtpr to warn our, readers that he is
]. 7. and not j. N. Leach. The latter is
indeed very intelligent gentleman, but
has not the deTourfng zeal and unresting
energy of his distinguished 6amesake in
the noble cause of peace on some TERMS
He listens To reason, does j. NJ leach; 10
ipflpeneed more or less by public opinion;
seems to be capable also Of human pas
sions, insomueh that he Row, like any 9TH
er Virginian or other ordinary mortalEre-
volts nom the idea, Of living under the
same Government with those who are
butchering our people and devastating our
lands. Far different is the spirit of this
truly Christian philosopher and patriot,
j. T. Through all discouragements, In the
face, of all ,outraRea and INJURIES he efol-
lows peace and ansues itn II the Yankees
strike u8 6hlone cheek, he would have the
South mot only tnRn, th0 othaH. shnt % cry
pSeeari IN the name; OF this State aud IN
the name ofsths Goaaederacy, he p.Oelathe
aloud that we were all wrong In quitting
the Union; thatswe did it in an ungarded
moment, and are very tired of the conse.
aaences. II this 'beH not ultra christian
Ioalluess, then we are no judge Of that
article. Blessed are the poor in sptrftl
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
Alarm on tho C,nndn Bordcr.

From late Information it aprrars that Al organ.
lied gang Of refugees and deseriers exists on the
borders Of CansdA ion tht purpose q harassing
the American frontiers and keeping the adjacent
towns in q state of constsn alarm Mr.. Wheeler,
the President ~ the northern Railroad, has re-
ceived information of a design 10 attack the rail-
road, destroy the track and Locomotives and burn
the depo,s The United StHer ,ice-oonsul at Mon.
trenl sends word that the rsders intend N stack
the town oI Malone. In New York state. Canada
IL the headquarters aud refuge OF all these despers-
does VITO pretend 70 act IN .cr Instructions and
cumn a-ous from k,ohmoui. On Sunday night
there was al excessive slam along the border.
The picscIs at IL useE POM, "a STATED IN yestcr-
dAy'7 Syy, were trcd upon hy armed horsemcu.
An alarm un vas hrcd irou Fort MONTGOMERY ~
soon they male their appearance. They sue
ceeded Ia making their osCpc, probably taking
with them " ndcd comrhae, ~ te could not he
found communication wal received last week
from an unknown person, addressed " gentle
man at Champ,ain, purportinl 10 como from Mon
resl that plan was IN 'oOt ~ hurn IrI"r and
Lower Champlsin, \. Y, snd the same would be-
DESTROYED within nine d.ys
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Hood Marching on Pulaski. Etc.

81 Legn N1r 25d.-A P,ducih dispatch Of yes.
--rday SAYS military affairs IN this district are
active. Every rebel move On Ills sldc the Nisss-
sippi il now known. The whs,c country has been
thoroughly secuted snd parties bring IN prisoners
daily The concentration % troop snd the com.
'ias - y. Smith means orreiiinE, but vhIt u
not proper TO state \ lew days, however, will
DOUBTLESS deveopc the plan u the contemplated
campaign. Blth The Cumberland aud Tennessee
MYERS are IN good boating or,lcr, and VI prove
valuable suIilisidee 10 military operations IN Ten
nessee and Kentucky.
The eunboa,s Peoria apd Piwpav returned here
~ Sunday, from Reconnaissance ZIP the Teunes.
eee river The bodce n Ems 81 Hare. tie gun.
boa, Undinc, and Capt. Allen, q the transport We
nus. killed when ther vessels we're captured by
Forrest's suntoats, were found. The ry,r lned
with rebel pickles from rre Blud to Jacksonville
The reb~' General Lyon, in command Of thai dis.
tnc', hss orders n wsich - river closely and
blockade 10 Transports W. r.il running ssaiu
scon. Forrest h,st rontooa Nro-s the river at
Chickssav.
Doserters and scouts report HooL's army 30, coo
strong with RI pieccs n artillery. He ntcridoi to
ofe-ste in Middle and Eastern Tennessee and Ken
tneky. He VI. marching on Pulaski ellis Co.,
Tenn, and expected ultimately to seize Cumber.
land Gap. his men were greatly in need Of cloth.
ing supplies Of which they hope 10 obtain By
plunderins the town. through which the p,1s
Large numbers n dcserters come into our lines
daily many of them bringing horses and equip
rsnts
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
Southern News.
Inirrestins Extract. iron, Lnt~ Rebel
Papers.

Late hles6 Richmond papers furnish intorcs'.
ing details nj recent events. The SENTINEL n
saturday states that General Grant uss mnssing
troops on the rigtt Of their Inc, Battery Harr
son. ana that large portion NJ Genersl sheridans
forces mad arrived on the James River An attack
was anticipated. Artillery and musketry shir-
ni.hingis reported to have occurred on the lines
south and South west Of Petersburg, on Wednes-
day and Thursday. The following account il
sivep Of the picket FIGHT near Hewlett House on
THURSDAY night;
It beng considered desr7 II 10 advance snd
straighten our picket line IN frant H1ntou's ana
etewart's brigadeS, the p.cEtta N dut Vrre rein
forced som Aftcr dar';, b. iC.a ln,ris f'7m TIE
Eighth, Eighteenth, Ninth aud E'ghty-a'ghth reg
meuiA The Tine thus torpei advanced quietly on
rapidly, and were almost upon the eaemi = pok"is
before thev were discovered. n-cal ~ through ~
the po Mt fret struck, troops whec'ei ri-ht and
leh, taking the cnemy's pickles IN lu.c. Inc re-.
emit vas that We captured almost every poke, !uf
distance Of about six hundred yards. TIC troops
NJ stewards regiments captured n colonel Coin
nance, two captains, two hruienants, and atv-n e
rrivatos The colonel WAS eng el a. tour Of Il &.
srection Of the picket line, AMI 'rrv't just "a uue
10 he inspected himself H..'ou'S ucn took
seventy ~ aoners, making total O.. one AuudgCd
and thirty prisoners.
Rluors were again current hat Gen. Buffers
pulcL Gap Canal lad boeu completed.
The DIsPAroH publishes the following respecting
operations in the shenandoah valley;
The Yankees have assumed the defensive and
fallen back r. the line Of TIE Baltimore AMI Ohio
Railroad, and trswn IN thor lines everywhere IN
hst vicinity. Those yandaa who remain are said
to he the veriest thieves and r., bers alive They
mask their faces. force their way into the houses
u citizens, and, without respect % the female In
mates, plumber the rooms, trunks, and possess
Themselves NJ everything valuable. Toe people are
in continual terror ss they have no projection and
no redress, On the l0,h inst Il Is reported, ten oi
Kincteio's partisan rangers attacked a squad OF
scouts belonging ~ the l4h Illinois Cayarv, VII
ing three, wounding ten, and capturing several
horses, without the loss ~ single man.
NosBY sHRaIDAh.
NOVEMBER II.
GEHErAL; Some time in the month OF Septemt er
during my atseuce from nav commlnd, six Of ms
men, who had cen captured by YOUR forces wer,
hung and shot In the streets Of Front Royal, bI
order and IN the presence Of BrlgadieI Lienera
Custer, Since then another captured by Cot
Powell, on a punderng expedition into R1ppa
hammock. shared similar fate. label, affixed t,
tbc cont Of one Of the murdered men, declare,
.'tbat this would be the fate Of Mostly and all hi
men" Since the murder Of my men not less thar
seven hundred prisoners, including many officer
q higb rank sAnsirsi from yoy array by ihi
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
Aan,

nes.cc Of F., somewhat DISASTROUS Character AAer
bic decisive victory over Vaughan. General Gillou,
rursued the broken columns Of TIE enemy forty,
i5ur u,ilra AMI mon nc u instant n, sde hia
h.s i,nartc-s Al IIt5es,,ns. A srosil t,vyn rine,.
o., ia milo. ,,at o, Enoxvillc About The s,h 81 A..
., .rfi Cii',. io.rr.I tboI R-e.Linridoe MAJ ,,.,,
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ernssrei D., 80 60, -, ,.,t,or,,' "a ssly
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ari thor t,a pe,,.i, r. ciie,, J,, ~.
retre., IN A., 60. t,.,,I 81. - H., :. .. " 'ue
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niyb, r. ~ ian .,.r ,,,.,.,,, ,.sa o1 INC
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reginepis a.iataI.r. f., 49,, So. s1
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p,,.,,i,i. ~ .. 80 -. . it"u rcut 70
s,,,.c,cJ o.,,,,,,ce 49,. N W. lv,n' nc iully
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bin f.nkS sol Lila rcn,r. MAD ~ Tpou
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h,ll detail. ~ ~ ,nr,jhls aI,.cl L. et EINNnS
,r,r,.,i,.,ci, .,',..I h -. ~. sVeuc Wu,u
briy.dc dos a., 80, - a.. 'l'u. DNs,
the ranks n A., r,,i,,h T..,nssoa - ~,
bors,s ,f oh ~ 80, -. ''i,'., ~ - -
uanic busg,nsti. sn,,i,..,..'si.k .ne N,'"'
Vaushp'- bry .., ,,,Je .ls.,.osa, d, ~. -,
the right and lef, t.. -.
A ,nhic. ., j.,,h ia n,, 'nan an i'o ,,,
prerne. se.pi,, ,hc &C.,. -, reisns go
and Miller 10 ,cu,e M. .h.t....,,, ~. - 80. =,
tnre glno-, a {, ant. 90 ,,,,.,5 .' ,ae
and after . series "a hsnd.,n-L,ns a,,,sa,".. 49,.
rebels b,d st,' eot,.i a., a,, 49, al az
erv Now the 81 fit.r,cn, "A i,sor,sr ,os. a, nv,
hsight The Yipbth Tc,nes.ae Ma -, "a
what, with nex and ,,n,,,.,.a.1i. 49,. 80
ranic-stricksn r,dcrs. rnight 10, h. s,re.,nJ =.
They dashed into Tho runks n A.. rr,,,..,i,h r.
ne.sce which nm 10 Tho rrc..,,, ,,,,s H., ',,t.s
the shrrk W,b h.,,,. ,,,.-i.,t,r H., - r.
Thirteenth gave wav. $50 bo,h ,.,,,a.,s a., tn
grest connislop dis.er,i, a. a.,
Auences arcno., 10 ,,.,, ~ r. xia,h r.sss.n.
who Joined i'm Inc c.rniv.l ~ a -. nSn.,J
GIllen,'s nIesen', vs. 81 NO .,.I go a, 20,
himself And s,ds 4, cb.cl ,bs a, ~ -,
u.r, frutlc.. n,,in,, a. A.. g., - - its.
nun moon Lec,,,. oS.c,s,t ~ 1870, .n' -, -
,ny.loped in ci,,J. ~, "a .oa,u. 80
The nigbt hec.,nn a. - 81 A.
inuerncnt reces.c. -, a.. r,,s,,. ~, = -,
tucLv and ,ro,.. ~ -, ~ ~ nv uoiI ~, ~
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10, a., jvcs ,,,.i" v.-,, .'''ne alu Ii',,us
WI h'hi lNtS NoNhINAh hnuNN'Ile. vigorously purs
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
The Draft Enrolment
Proclamation Of Governor scymou'

n N.n
'o''ltH .. I"olr aas '3hlcu VIC i"n"" " TO
clamst'l u relat ~ q, the revision 81 ~. enroll
MON, lite DO. ..,......,i., = . ,,i,.,,,t,- 5r,a.
~ '''' ~ H"''' p''''u III ''' ''''u""s w '''
. nave tA.s d'N tcDcivc rcquest from Iro' 9s,.
NO 3ha ''A-tfi t'' dated the lon lhs'an ihtt
wv Ah' =. sens 's " ~ induce Siaic' munro
PM aut ott'r 'c"N authorities, 80 veil Ne prutni'
uvnt md II tnen ~ cit ems to co-'peruc wttn the
o'he'rsoi US Bureau 81 u.lns a. sccurttc Cut
in"rauot ~ tEe lers ne sn'o 90 military iuiy IN
We several H'tTetT ~ ~ S'n'c.' The object ~
~tnir epuest 90 SCI correci qu'ta Tor TIC utufr
tlA..s- :, save o. ne sus cites tom 'eudin- more
ihan hcu fuI s.s.' of U'oIt, 70i q ao' tlat tll
arc enr' He'd |l' are u't's Inir ne 'w ''r ~ At
,nc 'ders INTO i'e s"'v'e o' Tue me- states.
lt'" t'o'r nrsr uIt0 fl ~ fcn7 .NW'iui" Ntel-
Won ~ ms tuii % W. en- ih' .al IF t'Nco
vii - too iai" to cortc,t err-. Were
h'ore' when have obe'tei On te excessive
puNtss 4 tho d'~trice, ! wac told tNsi ,he-c
vas lnek OF v's'Snte On ne part 90 o'lr
Ie'rIc IN uak.ug timely .Nfcch'1s NJ TIE hsis. II
The nsr1es y those not liable :" 'rv a-r cntlled
W qno,A' which d'sr.rts WI y" con,re let to
furnish will ~ undulv incresSoc, although tho per
sons Nus Improperly put uron The lsts may te
saved irom the drh1. On TIC Uther hand. u The
!, s m 49, $50, rh.'.e1. 80, 49, ~,
name, ar, nut into tte lottery of the conner pillow
u citizens " oihHn'r WI no' s"ond " thor duty
,,cs ~ ,bs I, !. ,bs n,v ~ Fn,oilin,
Boards 10 show their lists 10 Az Who mas apply,
MD : me rieh, ~ every perr'n' 70 rave etro's
moi. L snv bipdr.ns,- Az. M, IN DE wsy u Ai..
complaint should 81 upuc be made u me eNhmt
cur public Journals by cinstant notiooe' W call Tie
attention II our dGLtns 10 hi. suhiect II
deeply concerns ho welfare Of MI ciaseHe.
Nv prompt and vgilsnt apeubcn We viii
he ssvcd rom unequal qu7as snd from .
heavy amount ~ taxation upon the several towns
and oihe~. large shsrr " cur local Indebtedness
Il duo TO tie wAut of Vigilance in correcting the
enrcllmcnts In ou'sr siaie- The town snd eity
authorities have looked clusry into The hstr The
indifference Of Ieople 10 this subject has
ihrosn upou Nev York an excessive share N the
sacrifices sns cos's 4 the wa We crnoi expect
the authorivo. At " shin..on " tel more concern
with rsgnrl " our c,lons than our people show for
Themselves. Neither can this department success
fully contend Against errors aroctu8 The people of
the State whik citizens ale careless about their
own rights aud interests.
IN witness whereof ! have hcrcunto signed my
nAIue and nfNxed the prvy seal Of the State,
tts.l o, the city Il Albany, this twenty first day
Il November, n the year ~ oIr Lord ono
thousand ei,ht hundred AMI sisty four
Ho.ArIo sr,Norr
nv the Goy,rnor; n. wuirrs, Jr Private
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
From Mexico and New Orleans.

81 Louie, Nor. 25.-TLe RyrtBLcA,'s Carlo
srocal gives the following items from New Orleans
papers:
Gen. Candy has sufficiently recovered - rosume
business.
The latest Mexican news sta'ei that the Emu error
=, daily leaning towards the liberal PARTY.
Perie Soue had arrived In the City Of Mexico.
Dow Diego Aloarez, son Of Don Juan A'vscle, u
reported, would d~,lare IN favor 4 NsNimihan.
sHe Frsuco-Mcxcsn troops had LEI, tier on.
aampTnep'.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
The Late Storm on the Lakes -'iny Lives
Iosi and Million a Property be-
str0yed.

I Detroit FEIE PnurS, Nov.i 10, says;
The arrival down # the large ieet due from l.ake
Michigan has brought more dhnlte intelligence
Of the damage sustained HT0uf tho 81 ppng JOS
the late gale yet with Oh The inprmat on ~ hand,
one hall Of iho numerous lihsNTs which nave o.
cuIrel are not sci Heard ~, lld BON, time " N
elapse, doubtless. ere the fIl reu|'s t.uy come 90
hand Sunday aut Monday urf,nher o. thosc
more or ea crippled mr'v"L ami orc now he
under the necessary repair Tie uaiuUgs s4s-
timed IL chiefly In tho losf - cau"a-, vli'h ~
n particular tme, consttu"' very important
item in n vessels outht, 10 Ay that one million
Of dollars will not cover the .oL'l amount oI the
loss OF property, may te CO.. dcrcl as idf below
the actual tstinaie, Tie lossf life wlll prohab
not exceed hfty. OF thu name NJ vessels ashore at
Lake Huron, We have only IA names o. LeAmcla
and A. j Rich The requisite clle Tor both " the,e
vessels hGu been dispatched fOm the city, and has
doubtless, reached theni ere THIS TIE brig Lucy
l.. Clark, upward bound, win cargo u wood for
Lnlcagu, was driven back Win The loss OF more
ur less cdnyas, and Ia now re The George sher.
ln8L. sound down, lost moe or less canvas and
sustained some damage on he fats The schooner
Gr.n.da II niinus her MAJ sal sud iorestaysall
.ue schOu ner Mary NJ rtui lost 9TH sLcb"rA aud
thu Most u ler canvas used up. Tit schooner
Rscue lost portion Of herHlilH hu' mas proceeded
ON her voyage. The schooner On ksep was saved
iron. to.sl loss b ma Ide, having drilled at the
mlrCy 81 O e clements TOR many hours With all her
ranyas md both anchors gone. The brig Mariner
ami tie GchoOners jennie tud Annie, are also in
Guided among the rest, Wiz NUMBERS which have
not reported The particulars Of Their losses. The
schooner j. l. Quimby cane near beng wrecked
al Pigeon Bay, Lake Erie portion Of her cargo
was sweep. overheard, he, sails damaged, with the
loss Of hawscrs aud lines aud the vessel pl ~ ef-
fectuslly used up. The schooner spray, on Lake
Huron, narrowly eecapei going asEo.e' apoItou
OF her cargo bein,; lost. Many OF tie feet which
were but slightly crippled nave procee led on their
voyage, while others VIII be detained Tor several
dsys
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

quebec, Nor. es.-o~irg 20 reliablo inforn,,io,.
southerners and rebcl ,ympsthilerr in certain
western towns sro manufacturing olandestiney
and collecting at convenient points shot shell and
cannon. Tho Government have is,usd. under
chapter { a The act Of 1863. proclamation pro-
hibitng the erIortAtion u carrying cnss'wise, or
BY inland navigation, of arms or ammunition.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
From Kentucky.
Adrnncr Of reckinrIdae,s Rebel Fore.

Louisville, Nor 23.-Aftsr Gillem's recent te-
feet, Dreok nridge advanced W Strawberry Plains
aud Rlair's Cross-Roads threatening Knoxville ami
Cumberland Gap. On the 2lst BreckinridRe nj
yance,i ~ Powell's Bridge, six mixes from CurnbeT
land Gan. aud there was heavy diminishing Ill
dnv Rirbridge has moved Gus FROM Lexington
Will strong force 10 protect the Kentucky Dor
der from anticipated Invasion by breckenridge
fprcea
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
The Pirate Chick ANA ugs.

Hdi.htr, No.. 25.-H. N. & Melia, from Bcrmu.
da, isth, arrived This evening. The pirate Chiosa-
manga had coinpetci hcr rcrsirs aud sailed on the
10th n cruise. The value Of her captures WIS
100000
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
The Defeat OF General GIllem in Easi
Tennessee

A eouosronden, q the TIsEs gives the folpwns
details Of Ibis disaster
rnI DIsAsTEB N EAST IEsSEssHE rAH-
TIcuLAf6.
Nashulle, Tenn, Nor. ls.-It tesoIpeI my sal
dptv 70 chronicle . Federal rava'sa In kAE'h~
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

Warrington Moo s3.-Ls,e Richmond rspers
tnst received here announce that there 10 sres,
panic IN Gecrsis in consequence q snerman's
novements and ths. part ~ The Georgia lie.
sislsius has been captured 81 Gram o. Federal
favalry.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
GENERAL GRANr.
The Dutch Gan ,arnl IN bc Op~nrd

Washington, DC, Nor. % There ia ir'ornsu-a
from City Point. dated yesterday morning, that bu,
'bort time Till espse before the uutcl G,p canal
vii h opened
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
Arrival from Havana.
HishIy Interesting News.

rs arrivals yestcr lay from Havana We ar. IN re.
ceir, " lcf,cr snd newspaper mails embracing m
following u,wsi
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

Fo-'y'ss Honroe, Nor. 2e.-The mall G,amcr
Thomas Coilycr, which arrived rom CITY r,int
tbs evening, trnss DOWN report n heavy airing
On The rtsht'of Gen Bltcr'spositou, apd OF co-an-
ual bring bu~ecr Ne rckcis during ~. past few
DAYS
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

eAis Arenus Ward; "Yu rA di'Ter as much "A
youPesis about the stile Of young lady's digger,
pnt 1, ;ou konhdoniiAly II she has forty thou
ssla g p III spe nsAS y apgut vs. usG Je " you