The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
NEWS T.TEHN1IH.

NEW9 TTEENHlES.
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tE- The Covngtou, Ky. City Council pas
resolution by unanimous vote, indoisil
Hon. Green Clay Smith.
tE- The latest news from Newtern, N. {
will calmth apprehensions that have been
reused BY former reports from thct place. A
last accounts the rebels had been repulsed an
had fallen back The Notifications of the plac
which are very strong, and the brave garriso
proved too much for them. '
tB-l A most disastrous fire occurred at Hart
Conn. last week. one of the buildings of Colt
Arm Faetory--that in which the pistols wer
made WAS burned. The loss will reach 1900,
900 on which there is about 400 900 insurance
Nine hundred worknen have been thrown GU
of employment. The origin of the fire is no
known. One man was killed and another i
reported missing,
rB-- Dispatches from Louisville, report that
the rebels recently made an unsuccessful attempt
to capture Cumberland Gap.
tT- All enlistments since September 3, 1862
in tho regular army, are to be credited to the
quotas 1.-THE States in which the esistmcnts
took place Hereafter, monthly reports Of
men thus eulisted will be forwarded to the State
authorities
tN- The steamer D. Y. Taylor, loaded with
$50 900 worth OF Government storrs, was burned
at the levec in Louisville last week. The boat
was valued at $32 900, one half of which was
covered by insurance. She was set on fire,
The flames communicated to the tow boat Lee,
which aas also consumed. Loss 800 900. Not
insured. 'tH
eH-Thc rebel General Early's demonstration
in vert Vorginia, has not turned out we'll for
himself HE has been sharply followed up by
Gen, Sullivan, Col, Milligan. and other officers
and was soundy thrashed by the latter an
si1hours fght, near Moorfcd, on Thursday
Early has now rereated an is far siuh ofthc
point where he had taken up wintar quarters.
sF- Gov. Morten is still confined to his room
with severe sttact Of neuralgia.
eB" The depot was burned at Chattanooga
Saturday night with large quantity of cloth
ing.
eB There is no news from the great Sherman
Expedition.
6- The sick are being removed from Chat
tsnooga to Nashville and elsewhere
GB- A daughter of Mrs. Gaines got through
the lines the other day, when Secretary Stan
ton sent her mother back and came on to Wash
ington. Stanton Issued an order on Saturday
sending her also back to the rebel lines Judge
Whiteof Kentucky is here, trying to have Stan.
tons order changed. II is denied that any rea-
sonexists why Mrs. Gaines should not come
North and ilgo to her roperty at New Orleans.
sy~ Rev rdv Jolnsons friends intimate that
within this week lie may be expected to take
in the Senate, even more radical anti-slavory
ground than he did at the Club dinner. He
will probably declare himself, it is said, in favor
NJ amending the Constitution 10 as to prohibit
'lavery anywhere in the limits of the nation.
This and similar cases are but instances Of the
progress in anti-slavery sentiment made in
" sshington, among the leaders, ever since the
meeting of Consress--more remarkable, in the
udgemento Of old antislavery leaders than has
sver been made in the history of the nation.
tB- Several thousand of the Union prisoners
1t Richmoud-so say the papers Of that city
IRE to be sent To Georgia
ET GOV. Yates clames that Illinois is free
rom draft under the Presidents last call, as well
's under all preceding ones. The records show
J eousiderablesurplus of volunteers, exclusive of
veterans. and more volunteers are is hecredited
he returns of whose enlistmcnts have not come
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