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plorablc rebc:1ion !; and bt' should be greatly
rejohed If effects of such sympathy could be
extended to minister to theR' mental aid as
wcll as bodily suffering, thus contributing to
pnt m end the war which otherwise is too
likely to be proctastiaated By their English
friends.
Mr. Seward replied as follows to tie appli-
cation received through Nr. Adams:
"DEpAE1x1xT OF s8A1R,
WAsu1S1roN, Dec. :, 1861 +
hi. sKWAEDs LETTER
SIN: bare received yo1r dispatch Of the 1sth
November, together With the:paPers therein men-
Toned yIz: copy OF a letter addressed to fou
on on tse 12th 9f So!esr 1 Losa Mh.sncl
viii now INFORM Lord ". that permission for the
t6e insurgents detained ID the military prisons Of
R17,oo0in British go1d, is 3lsalloFea him..
WhaEne1llie w5ll beseme public reading: And the
ted Suites have ample rueans for the support Of
prisoners, well as for evsry other exigcacy Of
nt TT als san sa 1oa no
that appeal Tor relief Or charity either athome OF
ahs I'm, M be Helix
Of humanity. constitutes no large portion Of the
profits which its contributors may be justly sup
posed to hare derived from the insurgents b..
war for the culture and pEoduction ofimmosal aud
enerratins elave ,la1or: Nor will any portion OF
the American people be disposed to regard the
sum thus ostentat1ous1y offered for the fe1ief Of
captured Insurgents os too generous equivalent
for devastation aud dissolution witch this civil
war promised, aud which, protected by British
before were enlinently happy and prosperous.
Finally, IN view OF this fast ofncioas intcrven-
ton IN cur domestic nNaIrs, the American people
Of our Country, dirccted against great and in1i.
matcly connected public dangers, vi7: sectional
faction and 'oEeign Intrigue:
, 1864-12-09

Valley that b. fetnrrcd with a,ooo head It
cattle, and 1,0M head Of sheep, beside soma
horses. The whole Valley has been stripped
of stock. At 1cast five mifes each side Of tue
pike al barns containing hsy and other forage
were burned. This portion Of the Valley has
been the rendezvous of Mosby's men. The
raid Was to deprive gueril1as oftheir supplies,
md it has been pretty ei1ectua1 In doing SO.
It appears that the country west of the noun
talns abounds in every thing inst as it did be-
lore the Tar, the people having realized brt
lttlf from the effects of the rehellin,i
, 1864-12-09

Observation-Disclosures Oyntlon aud AL
dress-:rhe Fruuco-Mez1can Military
Situation.
new YORK, Thursday, Dec. 8.-We have
news from the city of Mexico to the 18th
ult., and Vera Cruz the sd. Maximi1Iian Ind
met with an ovation on his return to the city.
He had issued Instructions to the prefects ot
the empire for civil administration, providing
unity Of Grbornnto1ial action and Justice for
all inexorab1e rjgor townrds evil doers, no
matter what Tag their deeds are committed
under.
The prcss unanimously consider these In
structlons step IN advance towards reorgan-
ization.
Cassatland was captured October Sd by 500
5parists, after an obstinate defense.
a1a1inlillian, in q letter to his Minister Of
State says ne WIS convinced on; his;trip
thrnugil The depat tnents Of the interior TINT
the Empire Is an net firmly based upon the
free will Of an immense minority Of the ma:
tfon.
Gualaljara YES declared under martial law
on October 18Th.
Generals A1irnmon and stagnler, of Marache;
Mexican ministers to Rome had left Vera
Cruz for Europe. The 99th regiment, tile first
French truops sent to Mexico had left for
France. 4 party ofgueril1as under Guitcrrcs
he'd attacked q force under General Riyas aud
we're routed. The gnei lEaslost 100 Killed and
the 1mperialists only eleven. It is said a
council Of State for consultation will be form
, 1864-12-09


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.]
SPRINGFIELD, Thursday, Dec. 8.
The Probatc Judges adjourned sine die Inst
night, and most Of them left for their homes,
This morning, by a voto Of the Convention,
the Committee Of Reviefou were requested to
make IN examination III relation to the pr1c-
tice Of the several courts. In order to fur
ther this object, three members were added
to the Committee, and correspondence
upon the subject with the Judges through:
out the State Uas recommended, With refer
ence to report hereafter. 4 vote of thanks
to the Committee, for the able manner in
which they had performed their duties, was
passed By the Convention. One Of the men,
bcrs Of the Convention expressed the opinion
that the Committee should be well paid for
their labor, but before the proposition WAS
put to vote the members Of the Committee
pcremptorily refused to receive any remu.
Deration. judge Bradwel1. Of Cook county,
offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted.
ticn all persons without regard to color OF nation
ality ahould be allowed to testify In court Of
1hat portion Of the bill in relation to guard
ianthip was adopted by the Convention.
Doyer Tracey, the Democratic County
Clerk Of Marion county, writes to Secretary
Hatch that he made q mistake Of one In favor
Of Stephenson, the Coppc1hcad candidate.
This elects Or. Green by one majority, the
vote being ,l79 for Green and one less for
Stephenson, and gives the Union men two
majority in the Senate and twenty On joint
ballot.
About $50 soldiers, 20 Of whom 1t is report
ed we're wounded ut the late fight at Frank
lin,- Tenn, and the talance invalids from the
hospitals ut New Albany. Jcfersonri1le aud
Louisville, aud belonging to various 1nd!aun,
Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois regiments,
passed through this city yesterday en- route
for Quincy. Two passenger cars were filled
with them, and the balance were placed in box
cars and were in cold and unco1nfortable
condition.
Two persons WHO gave thciz names as wm.
Green and John Collins were arrested by a
deputy of Provost Marshal Kcyes, and
brought before United States Commissioner
L. b. Adams yesterday, ona charge Of aiding
and assisting desertcrs to escape, and for
purchasing clothes Of them knowing them to
he dcserters. They were bound over in the
sum Of 81 600 each to stand their trial at the
next term Of the United States District
Court.
Adeserter learcd from the window Of the
Chicago and st. Louis cars on THE downward
train this morning. They did not stop the
train to ascertain whether the man was ia-
julcd.
The 12Ctl regiment Illinois volunteers
voted ut Pine Bluff, Ark, on the 1Gth ult.,
and gave 800 majority for Lincoln.
Coz. Frank Lowry. Of the l07th Illinois
regiment, reported Killed at Franklin, is
wounded and at Nashville. Maj. Gen. n. J.
10Th army corps
The weather here is extreme,v coor.
, 1864-12-09
VOL. XVIII.

forty.scvcn. with si1ty.onc teachers and ass
pupils. The Indians have under cultivation
1889 acres Of land, in addition to =, ,675 acres
cultivated By the Government for and in con-
ncct.on with them. The wealth In Individual
property owned be Indians is reported at
81, ,651, ,zN. The Commissioner gtres valuable
practical hints as to the course the Govern
ment should pursue towards the Indian tribes,
views replete with humanity and sound con-
mon srD6c.
, 1864-12-09
FROM CA3EsO AND 'EsELDW.

CAIRO, Thursday, Dec. 6.--A patrol Of thirty
men Of the Sd Iowa cavalry, under command
Of Lieutenant, WIS sent from Memphis on
Sunday morning. About two miles this sidt.
Of Whites Station they fell into an ambus-
notorious Clabfoot Ford. Our force was ta-
ken completely by surprise and compelled to
retreat, with loss Of thirteen Of their num-
bcr taken prisoners, not, however, before
seven Of the suerillas were killed and wound
ed. None Of Tie patrol were killed, but two
Or three were wounded. Ford subsequently
retired beyonu Whites Station.
, 1864-12-09
Chicago Qribn11e>
FRIDAY. DECEMBER o, 1854.
THE NE US.


Apnarcnt1y wc now have the matter Of the
result III Illinois and the complexion of our
Legislature An official correction by the
Clerk Of Marion county amends an crror of
one vote in the count, and gives DR.. Green,
Tnion candidate for the State Senate, two
majority over his Coppcrhead competitor,
Stephenson. This secures us two majority
in the Senate, and twenty Union minority On
joint ballot.
From Colorado comes advices by dispatch
from Denver Of yesterday, which brings an
inside and outside freight Of good news from
the Indian war-outsidc, inasmuch as, coming
as 1t did, II proves the wires working and the
redskins unable to maintain break in the
communications across the Continent; inside,
from the intelligence brought Of m actual
handsome little victory over the copper-co1-
orcd allies Of the rcrolt. {strnnge wilat IN
affinity the rebellion has for coppcr,) wherein
our Colombo troops engage Gud defeat nearly
ono thousand s'salyages," !" killing half Of them
e:.d capturing many horses and mules.
Our Cairo dispatch reports the rebel gueril-
las swarming thickly on tile Ohio and Mis-"
sissippi Rivers, maintaining o considerable
annoyance to passing steamers. -
Our news from Mexico comes through
French sources, and is 10 be taken with many
grains of reservation. Maximillian is, how j
eyer, undoubtedly Strengthening his stakes
and doing everything in his power in q
thoroughly Frrnchy way to deepen his hold.
He has won q place in the history Of affairs
on this continent, the ending whereof is not
so clear.
The 1nculbers of the Probate Convention in
session at Springfield, yesterday, by the pas.
sage Of the resolution offered By Judge Brad
we'll, Of this city, dealt 4 staggering blow ut
the absurdity and inhumanity Of the infamous
B!ack LAWS, in respect to the exclusion Of the
testimony Of colored persons from our courts.
Sheridan is sweeping the Shenandoah clean
tf the rebels, and leaving nothing between
rowing rebel bands aud starvation. Our dis
patches give fresh and signal proof Of his
diligence and vigilance.
Richmond papers say Early got drunk as
often rs he WAS whipped, Our Pill. Sheridan
las much to answer for then in making Jubal
Eal!y an hab1tual' 'drunkard.
Gold Is still uneasy, and has not heard from
Sherman. It is employing its period Of sus-
pense in the vicinity Of 30.
Congress has passed vote Of thanks to the
gallant naval heroes Captain Winslow, Of the
keatsargc, and the braye Lieut.. Cushing, the
destroyer of tie Albc1narlc.
We like the proposition to strike from The
rolls all unemployed officers. 1t is good
and sound mode OF fretrynchmcnt. Put them
at work or restore them to, civil life.
There will be universal satisfaction at any
measure Of Congress Furnishing draft~sneaks
and SIX edndd1crs. The t,rrfnt1rn1 rft]e & Thor
, 1864-12-09
NEWS BY EAEGRAPH.
THE LATEST ADVICES
FROM NASHVILLE.
The Rebels Runlorea
Moving Towards
Kentucky.
T0LUMIN0US REBEL Dis
PATCHES REGARDING
SIBERIAN.
The Mysteries Of the Cam
paign yet Unsolved.
Where Is Sherman aud
What Will Hood Do?.
FROM WAsRiHeToA.-::-M.4aAT-
TIERS CONGRESSIONAL i
YESTERDAY.
The Cabinet Changes---Senate
Committees.
The Report Of the Tndian
Commissioner.
E0keRS TO CAPT. WINSL0W AND
LIEUT., CUSnIEG.
From the Shenando doah-- --Sher-
idan Making a Clean
Sweep.
An OFFICIAL WARNING AGAINST
r1v,rrr fx7rr.1ynf ---
From the Shenandoah --Sher-
idan Making a Clean
Sweep.
An OFFICIAL. WARMING AGAINST
REBEL INCENDIaRIES. -
Our Spl,i. gfleld Dispatch
The Probate Convention,
A Blow at the Black Laws
from tie County Judges.
TIE ILLINOIS Observation-Disclosures
UNION MAJORITY on JOINT BALLOT,
Our New. York Midnight Dispatch
New York, Washington, Foreign
and Rebel Items,


Matters in ConGresS-Cnb1nct Affairs
1fnior Gen. Logan In tFasI,fnEton-
Revenue and General Items--A batch
Of Rebel News.
, 1864-12-09

H.L1FAx, Thursday, Dec. $3.50 P. NJ
There gro no siEn> Of the steamer CanadA,
now due, from Liverpool the 2Gth and
Queenstown the eth ults.
, 1864-12-09
FROM u:f&E SHENANDOAH.
Sr,crfdnu,s Ca1npafgn-A Glenn Sweep
~ Rebel Notwithstanding them
mt aud Driving them Out-l1ore
from Mrrritt,a Expedition.

ont aud Driving them Our-A1ore
from Mrrritt:s Expedition.
NEW YoRK, Thursday, Dec. ga Frederick
disnatch says Sheridan is making a clean
sweep Of the gnerillas in the valley. He has
throWn his forces out in the direction Of Lees
hnrr. about twelve miles from the riycr, and
hus Sloseby pretty well surrounded, as he las
tne river ii lis rear and sheridan's cavalry In
lis 'front.'. He must move some way, and that
very soon, as every vestise Of forage Is being
burned or otherwise destroyed, and in few
davs It viii be impossible for him to subsist
his cattle Of the country which be intests.
Wis N must either drive Moeeby north Or south,
and as be can't stay many hours north Of the
Potomac, be must necessarily leaye for parts
This mode Of dealing, with the, people mast
necessarily ns dstrsss1 eSt IT. u tnS L the
sni mufdercrs who have SO long held supreme
rway. The war has taken new turn !; H. Is
hicG time, Moseby's and all other partizan
e-anrs must he cleaned out sooner Of later,
and this is the quickest If not the best way to
- The .l New York 1r1unt's Washington specia
says Of Me1ltt'e expedition to the Louder
, 1864-12-09

Highly Important from the New En-
pirc-MaxlnflI1a1lss OTutlon and Adj
dress -:fhe Frnuco-He11can Military
, 1864-12-09
:: Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
GIFT ENTE r RI q E..
~ GRAND sE1Eyo1Er senEaiE.
First Prize valued at 100000.

5e8 Prizes Rau9inR from S93 to $1,000
E4ch.
Arraneer1ent4 are alre.ty made for .hs sae OF khe
PAIkE HOUSE,. St Joseph. No.. and other vatuAblo
r.xes bJ Lottery. This dne Hote x1d block Of sevea
tots = By 10 feet each On which It stands will be tho
ape1dld Billiard Tables, ono prize esch. Iat.tyMar
h!ttop Ruttans with lsE-c amount Of vasnahts FIN.
- a0 o. H. grocetds Will be nj aAida fox hKNk-
cites Ttalc asences Ste sstab)!shed proportion 10
the number OF tickets sold n each.
Ladies'. there xze several aRe large FFHoch M6roF8
Chamoef.
leaving Will take place tho cQkh OF ESceuher.
kc3. Il -: Joseph, No. nneas postpon e fN HAut ok
sasts. u ..tlen event tne public will be s<1r!sea
7o.ot0 Tickets to b. sold At e. TO each.
~ Tickets for Sseaa A. tho snstc Emporium II Il.
II. HIGuISS. III Etuhoirh street, ChicaSo.
RE1REEIcxs:
IHEKMoXJ M ] RAEHrM. a. Barnun'. n T 4 nHesei, St Loass.
A.HEATrIE : Co, Rankers- SC Jc.rph. No.
NAVE AccOkD. Merchants. St. Joseph No.
, 1864-12-09

The Latest Situation at Nashville
More lkcconnOfA.nnccS = IEunoFeL
Rebel Movement Northwnrek-f4fnas,
Surna3&eH and RNnaOESs
, 1864-12-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Military and General News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
ST. Louis, Thursday, Dec. g.,
The news Of the appointment Of Mai Gen.
Dodge as the successor Of Ro.ecraus was
known to favored few! yesterday but WAS
suppressed By Dodge's request until be VAS
..ready to nssune command. Gen. Rosecrans
has been directed to proceed to Cincinnati
and report by letter to the. Adtntant General
Of the army. It is expected that IN order
The appointment is perfect surprise, as as
surances Ind been received direct from Wash
tngton that If .Rosecrans' Was removed Gen,
Curtis would be bis successor. The rebel
Majo Wolf case has boon referred to Gen.
Dodge BY Rosecrans. Tue rebel came down
from Alton today and Is E7x in Geatiot street
prison.
The total vote Of Missouri, officially re-
1So. Fifteen counties aee to hcor from, which
will swell the majority to nearly 10000.
, 1864-12-09

The Probate Conventional Dig ut tho
1ktuck l.Ryrs-TIsc Union Majority In
The Lc@Hlaturc-nt1l1tA aud 9Scn-
, 1864-12-09
POSTS G RIP z.
4:30 O'CLOCK, 4. II,
FROM NEW N.9E1a.

Our Eeyy Eork Midnight Dispatch.
Grant md Observation-Disclosures
Rebel Nczyk.-Forei@n Etenls..l Rnp
/ on Hrttfs1i Iknuck1e---AIr. Stewards
Lc9aer~-yEas1sIngton News,
, 1864-12-09

Lowell, Lake County, Indtana-
Chicago, Dec. !, 1854.
Dir. wARREsiI
Remains ut the 1Inttexou t5onse till De
cember 18th, 1SGls
r. Dr. y. will call 1t residence II required.
dr4&il4-1f
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aufre6t erbalten min, neil ie glaubt, bab SObn
6. SremOnt Der Wlann lit, Der i1re eige1en @rt<
ilhten aus5uflbren pernrug.
9ie G%erlammlung pertagte ii3 biz auT 3u>
ldmmenberufung elmer oemnddt ab8ubaltenoen
RatiffaticnSz Gerlammlung
ct. XDuie, 20, Wdr5. 2tdt Oper Sebn Ne<
9lmerter pieoer einoereibte 8eteranen BON WhI<
Iouri nno anbern noroweit[iden Staten iino
lebte Wo6e bier an9etommen ooer bur6paIiirt
uno pom Dem baSu %beltelIten Gomite, lopie ben
8irgern I'M Nlgemeinen berSli6 empiangen
mproer SAT- 1000 neue 9tetruten aus per@
16ieoenen Staten famen mdbreno oieier Belt
bier bur6, nm li6 ben I'M 6elDe itebenoen &e@
gimentern an5ui6(ieBen.
Miotoulin. Sin @eleb 1T angenOmmen
pDroen I'M Senut sur Grnennung pom oreiGum=
miiiionerS sur 8efDroerung Der %Ginmanperun9
ppn Nrbeitern aus ipl6en 2dnbern, aus wel6en
biSber bic Ginmanoerung nab @i5coniin am
~itdrtiten mar. Sober bieier Gommiilirner8 foil
$500 Gebalt u1o freie Geiiefoiten na6 iol6en
9dnoern unO iOnitige Mu8gaben pergittet erbal<
ten. 0ieie 2dnper iino 9euti6lanO, GroBbritz
tatier uno SC}rlanO uno glorlpeqen.
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GGarf, cine NiI CUR @erbe1ernng bes Sites,
Frembe WlGnSen uno bic 8rd9ung BON GeiltS
betreifeno. Glurt i6ldgt Dor, itatt beS gfidels
Gents, Der 5u tbeuer gewproen iei, Gin@ unO
3peiz Gentltiide aus Bronco, bic aus 95 YrC@
cent &upfer unc 5 Prpcent 3inn poer 3int be-
lteben iplen, prdgen gu lalien, uno %pielelben
fir 2egat SENDER 81 ertldren. Nngenommen.
6auS. 9aS 6au8 puiiirte Die Senat5z
8ia, ben Prdiioenten 81 ernld6ti9er, etten
Gertraq fir Die Grlperbung BON 9ano NIT ben
Snpianern ppn Slo@O Oregon at5ulAlieBen.
9os 6auS nabm bann bic Sill in 8ebanos
lung, pel6e 9emilie Giienbobnen 5mil6en 9iem=
Sort uno philadelphia fir Nttlitdr : nno SOit@
ltrabe1 ertldrt, cine Grtldrung, wel6e Der De-
lapares8ap 1no 0taretpn : gilenbabn Su @ute
tommen mitr0e.
9te 66. 9arr unp Nogers BON N. S.
iprd6en gegen Die Bill.
gQep BON Wtal1. beri6tet bann ilber Die
Buntte, in pel6en oa8 6auS uno Der Senat
be5l9li6 Der BOitbefDroerung na6 %iremoen
2dnbern nt6t ibereinIimmen, Ser Serldt
wuroe angenpmmen.
9as 6au8 9ing bann Sur 8%eratbung Der
Sill bes W. 9apiS BON Warplano iiber, nell
der pom Staten, in nelhen Die 9te9ierung 9e>
itiir3t woroen lit, MIR republitanii6e Oie9terz
ungSform p%erlangt. 9ie 9tegierung fol- IN
oenielben unter iol6en Sormen pieber berges
felt neroen, pel6e ibnen einen oauernoen
Srieoen bur9 l1nterorIdung Der Hebeulpn
1i6ere.
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unb ebenfals eGuubt, bab bic Station nT3f
leben tonne, Dbne baB irgenowO in ibrer eon@
~ftttutton Der Same @pttes 5u fnoen lei.
Btr bringem bic merfpirOtge @eoe auT Elm
onbermo[ unb bemerten bier e~initpeilen nur,
oos bic Nmeritaner, nab %unierer Inlidt, in
3eIiqionsia6en genug rnb mebr al8 senug ge@
than baben = uno oaB Der Seufet oer
@ewtnnu6t, ppn bem oas GOlt b~eie1en
if, our6 feline anOere GrOrciSmen pertrieben
tueroen fann, ais Our6 ben 8atel beS Gr@
SteberS. 8egierig iinO mir inpeb, wie 9err
6ein5en, Der es Dem peilen un0 eolen Nler. D.
6umbpIot INNER gum 9iubn an9erednet bat,
Dab in ieinen Sdriften ba8 @ort r@ott" nidt
ein ein5i9e8 NAL pOrtomnte, NIT ieinem &olleaen
@rab 8ropn umipringen miro, Der ben brei>
Gott MN lp9ar in bic Contribution Der
Ser. Staten einfibren mill.
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Mmerifanifebe Na6riebten'

@eneraI @iIIid unb "ieine
y brbernng 5um General
81 a Dr. Son @aibin9tpn mwo gei6riez
ben, Dap 9rpBe In~ltren9unsen gcmadt pcroen,
I'M Die 8ef0rberung oes Brigade Generals
Niaid, Der ii6 auf 10 pielen Sdladtfeloern i'm
Silpweiten ahs9e5ei6net UNI ben 8uf ELM, 8 be-
pdbrten, tapferen nnO tii6tigen 6lbrers ermprz
ben bat, gum General : @tujOr ourdSaieben.
9ieiem 9Iane ltebe ni6ts weiter i'm @ege, ais
Der llmftano, bab i'm Nusenblide feline @enez
ralsW aiprS=S STEELE pacant lei. g8ie ld6erli6
uno abgei6madt Dieie lebte gemerfung lit, err
BELT lofort, menn man becenft, bab General
8iui6 iid i6On gu elmer 5eit NIT Gubm be-
oedt nno feline 8ef6roerung 5nnt General Ma=
lOr peroient bate, als icl6e Sacan5en nod
@Upllauf pprbanben tparen, rno es nrlr an Del
betrefenOen 8eb0rOe lag, ibm Die Stelung am
3%upeiien, Die ibm ldnsit geblbrte. Gaein ba=
mails tpuroen tbm Wtdnner pOr9esogen, Die an
nlilitdrti9en senntniRen, Grfubrung unO Ser
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csencrSIc untermcas.

@tncinnati, 81. Mdrs. Sen. 9ieut.
Grant nebit Satin ging geitern Abeno NIT els
mem GrpreB5uge na6 Often. @pup. Nnorew
Spbnlon unO S6amilie b%efanoen ii6 geitern in
Der Staot ; Sen. Maipr 8utterfelo pailirte
auf ieinem @e9e nab @aibin9tOn bier ourh.
Sen. Sherman unb Satin 9eben in eini9en
Sagen na6 benz Slben, 9ie 9ri9aoe@Gene
rdle 8uwling, @un &enIduer unO Slemmer
lino inn Burnett 9auie. Sic 9eben ollie aui
llriaub. Sen. Surtt's &rie9sseridt wrrOe
geitern &c 6lpIer. Sen. Muipr Granger be-
finoet lid nidt tr4nt in gtewzOOrt, wie beridtet
puroe. Gr cOmmanoirt baS A. Corps uno bat
fem 6uuptquartier in 2Onopn (Senn,) unp be-
fInoet lid mpbl.
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SIus Se,r1 @aSmeStcsl.

GdtrO, 81. Widr5. Ser Sampler OllUe
Brand 1T nit elmer rei6en 2aOung SpeSereien
trppiiher Sri6te uno 90 8alen 8aumhpOlle
pun Stem Orleans fir ct. Souls bier ein9e=
trpfien. 9a8 a., IS. nnp 81. pieOer eingez
tretene 8eteranen &e9iment uno 5 Ne9inenter
BON Der 4. 9ipiiion oeS 16. Mrmee : Corps lie
gen bier I'M wager.
Ser 9ampfer Darling lit nit 1000 8allen
8aummplle pom Dlempbi8 10. 0tdr6 auf Dem
@ege nab Cincinnati bier ein9etrpffen. Ste
9iahrihten BON unten iino uninterti1ant.
(6ierna6 i6eint OaSOp Gitp, wel6eS na6
JtaGri9ten pom -. aus Stem Orleans pom
Seinoe genommen iein lpllte, nod in ~lnleren
!9dnoen gu ieiu. Neo.)
Wempbis, 18. Wldr;. Sen. !0urlbut
belt lebten 9lben> cine 0iepe an ben Staotratb,
lporin er laqte, oaB menn er Die Staot nidt reiz
nigen la1le, CT Die Grbebung Der Soren ltOppen
,lno Die N%einigung Der Stabt lelbit in Die 6ano
nebmen per0e.
6orreit foil einen Ginfaa nad 8eit : Sent
neliee porbereiten. st bat iebr piele Yfer0e
erbalten uno maGt feline SnfQnterie berittem.
GrierIpn's Gapallerie lberpa6t ibn unO wirO
ibm sl i6affen MAIDEN, tpenn er iih berpDr<
pagt.
st. 9puiS, 81. Wtdrs. Ser 9ampfer
6annp 9ing am 16. 3. 81. in Der gtdbe BON
@gg Ypint, IS Mteilen Dberbalb GranO Safe,
unter. Niemano tam um'8 Qeben, aber pom
Cargo puroe niAtS geretett.
ScA5 9teser IvurDrH geGpoIet HHo eiH 2Deis
Ser 1hfper perpunoet, inoem am IA. ein Bug
auf Der Mempbi8z2i ttle= 8pdz Giienbabn aus
Dem 0elei8 9erietb.
9aS &unpnenbppt Siage, peldes Die Spite
Der neuliheu Expedition aui DEM Onadita 9ttz
per biloete, feuerte $50 S6iiie ab; uuf pem
SOpte, mel6eS ppn mebreren augeln g%etroffen,
aber nidt erbeblid beiddpist purpe, lit Elm
Wtann get6Otet poroen.
9a8 g.. uno So. S1inOi8 unp bas %. unD
SO. Snoiuna Gegiment, mieDer eingereibte 8e>
~teranen, lino angefommen, tnoem ie puf IL
lalb nad t6anie e%ntlafen pproen iino.
"a NebelIen, wel6e alf Sen. Sbernnan's
expedition ~gefangen 9enpmmen t%puroen, iino
BON Sidsburg angetommen.
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Qlus ea~lifOrnien, @onswid, . snfsIn nnD meerle


San 5runciScO, 81. WldrS. 9rei
ruliii6e Srieg5Oampfer 9ingen beute bon bier
ab.
Son Sanbwi6 SSlanb lino unpi6ti9e Na6>
ri6ten bis sum 5. Wdr5 ein9etrOfen. 9ie
5riblinssz@ a afi6fubrer fansen an bort ein3u=
t~reffen. 9ie 3uderernpte mar pieIperlpredeno.
Ser 9ampfer Ori5aba lit ppn Der n6rplihen
&uite pom Wierico eingetroffen NIT 100000
in @Olo uno 300 8ad Gr5.
Die Maaratbpn Shines pom 5. iagt, baB Die
fran56lilden Sruppen @uuOalailra am "a.
Sebr. perlieben unD na9 Gpluna pprgeriidt
iinO, ND e8 5wiiden ibnen unp Oen NatiOnal@
truppen 81 elmer S6ladt %gefommen fem mus.
Ser t6anoel nit OlatSatlan bat nod feline un>
terbre6ung e%rlitten, aber eS i6eint Die Ablidt
Der 6ran5uien gu iein, ale !9dfen iaOli@ Don
Mtat3atlan ~eifectip gu blpdiren.
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Mcproon nidbt i'm 9tanre, feline SeMte beritten All
maiden. - QCnaffrcet All Sec.

louisville, 70. Dtdr5. Sine Special
9epelde oeS Spnrnals aus Chattanooga
Iaqt, pub f6 MDr9an's Commando nod INNER
9ecatllr %9esenlber befnoe, unb tpeeen ManseI
an 8ierOen ni6t beritten 9emaGt perOen fOnne.
9eiertenre pon 2Cn9itreet iasen aus, caB er
fd pbne 8weifeI 5u See beseben perpe.