Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

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| NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-The ."uI{
has the following sketch OF the move
ments Of Sherman and Hood since sep
| TENDER, when Hood commenced his
| flank movement:
| BY Nov. LIST the army of the Tenucs-
see had left Rome and was c1 roufa to
Atlanta. On November Alb and 9Th the
lith, 18th, 18th, l7til and 10Th corps had
been concentrated at the last named
| city and rapid preparations were being
made to beGin the march. sherman
| hi, Il 1,l,, !,
ed his intentions III these remarkable
woods Hood has crossed the Tennes-
see and Thomas will take care Of him
and Nashville, while ochoiieid will not
| let him i'll Chattanooga or Knoxville
! Georgia and South Carolina are at my
mercy and ! shall strike. Do not be
anxious about me; | am all right. -
This is his adieuX. Rebel papers an
nounce that he has started on MS march.
| Where is he going? Andersonville,
where the rebels have 2O,0O0 Union
prisoners penned up like hogs, lies i'll
his way.
But few days ago, Sherman wrote 10
| the President of the st. Louis Commas
sion, II thank you for the prompt full
| tilinlent OF the request 10 senu certain
articles for our prisoners ut Anderson
vile. Things have changed since, and
| :. :
these articles to The prisoners.
| WASHINGTON. Nov. I4.-The gunboat
Tulip, attached to the Potomac fleet,
! LETT 1T. Mary's al p. n, On Friday, for
the navy yard here, for repairs, and
when passing Ragged Point at $50 p. II.
| her boilers eApiuurd with Il terrible
crash, blowing Tie upper portion Of the
vessel to atoms. scalding (ilV officers and
crew, and hurting tlteHl IN ai!uirectiOns.
Several OF those who escaped without
serious injuries ran Immediately to low
er The gig, but before they could get It
ia wa the wreck OF the Tulip sank, ear
Tyiug Gown with il most Of these on
| board. Some of the officers ami men
seized What they could Icy their hands
on and succeeded in keeping a1ioat for
over al hour until their position was
discovered by Capt. james Allen and
! Engineer Il. Granger, OF The tug beat
| Hudson, which picked up ten persons,
! who ali that escaped: che tWo picked
up are ensign Wagstai and masters
mate Davis, the only two who escaped
uninured. The masters mate, Ney-
nolds. had a leg broken and engineer
| Teel was very badly wounded, and six
other men were seriously injured.
| The tiudsUn's officers searched dill
| gently among the floating pieces Of the
wreck, bat succeeded in finding ne 9th
eTs than those mentioned, and steamed
OH 10 st. iDgalS. There were on board
the Tulip SO officers and men. The Tu-
! lip was one Of the vessels built at New
| York for Marridian Wait, Of China, and
after whose death the Government pur-
chased the Y, s,el.
The following is list OF the officers
and crew Of the Tulip, destroyed on
Monday VIM. II. Smith, acting mas
ter, commanding, II. NJ. Wagstaf, J.
Rupcnberg, john Davis, j. S. Reynolds,
John Hammond, q. Il. Parks, NJ. Cor
don, b. +. Teel, Chas. Henning, W.
Mccormick, Jas. Jackson, .ino. Roberts,
J. Allison, W. II, Sim0nson, Benz. Pol
lock. Patrick Carroll. Michael Holland,
Il. Carter, Chas, Ruof, Peter Johnston,
Martin Bentzer, Patrick Quinlan, Jas.
Robinson. JAS. Carroll, John Galley, j
Holland, Geo. Wilson. w. O'Connell,
,, Jas. Brackert, Thos. Watson, Richard
Conover, JAS Leacy, David Pierson, n.
Haskins, y. Berk, Elijah Jefferson, r.
Warren.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.--Richmond pu-
pers OF the 1lth are received.
The Richmond editors having become
salts lied that Mr.. Lucoil, is reelected,
conclude that he is no fool, and pretend
with Il stimulation of sublime resignation
to have made up their minds for either
triumph or annihilatiOn, and argue the
necessity Of making the slaves fight Tor
them.
A rebel telegraph dispatch from iSa-
vannah, Ga says that Col. milford and
Capt. Hufzel, the Union and rebel Ex-
change Commissioners, had an entirely
satisfactory interview on tine Savannah
river, on Friday last, in reference To
the exchange Of l0,0J0 prisoners on each
side, and that the transfer OF them to
their respective authorities would COM
mence on the next day.
New YORK, Nov. 15.-The total loss |
Of the rebel General Price from the |
commencement of his cam paigii at Pr
lot Knob to the time he took refuge in !
the eastern part OF Kansas, on the 18th |
ult is estimated at over 81, $50 killed /
and wounded, and about 5000 prisoners.
The entire Union loss was 600.
When P!easanton reliuqilished the
pursuit of Prices shattered army Oh the
18th ult., the ease was taken up by Cur
It's, who some time since, as our read
ers are aware, drove the rebels across
the Missouri border into Kansas.
WHEELING, VA, Nov. l4.-Eastern +
papers speak OF there having been no
opposition to the Lincoln ANA Johnson
ticket in West Virginia. such was not
the ease; the Mcclellan electoral ticket
was IN tie field, headed by S. W. Sum
rer.
Returns. show al Overwhelming ma
iority for Lincoln in every county.
Wetzel excepted. The ItteHigcoce,' in
Inmates that three-fourths Of the votes
cast will he ihSthat direction. /
special says Hon. Thomas
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