, 1864-12-12


Berlin as favorable t>'the fut1te friendly in
teIcourse Of Prussia assd Engla9H
In the London money market, oH the -1oth
funds opened firm, but closed weaas- The de
mand for discount at tho Bank was u,odente
at "a per cent.
The steamship St. Davlts<- LET. Liverpool 70,
Portland on tho 2ith...
Mr. Golden addressed great meeting: al
Rockdale on the 33d, Observation-Disclosures
in either European Of American affairs. he
adYelted to the war in Amcrtc:l, and asked
Why the South, rs in other easas of rebellion,
had not put forth its grievances The reason
he thought, Was, they had but one, they
wanted TO consolidate, perpetuRte aud ex'
tend slavery, and instead Of ststing their
grievances they. simply demand to be let
nlone. and this is the CITY that has secured SO
much European sympathy for insu1tertion-
He regarded the paaceable Presidential cleo
lion US one Of the most sublime spet tneles in
the whole history Of the world, and said the
people that could do that had given tc the
world spectacle sucbas never was presented
before BY any other people.
They had resolved. Notwithstanding their
great sacrifices, that slavery should be abolish
ed. He rciterated his belief that be should
not live to sec two independent States onahe
continent Of Nortk America
FRAScE-Thc 1s.nps aud journal des Deatztts
construe the result Of the Presidential cleo
A4oA ~ ctiucACS tH'+e kAc "'"a =. ~ pS paVsS'
cu1ed with redoubled visor until the South j.
completely subjugated. The former says it
llcialds forth the approaching re-establtsh-
ment Of the Union and the final extirpation
Of slayery.
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LIvEEPooL, Nox- .1-Eolton-saies !o[ Sn.; sas
higher for American. aud l*G3sd higher for other
descriptions. -,
Manchester market qu1es prices tending down
VIII. monso,x r,o.ca Fr,a,v a, o1aq,, tor mo,,ev
: Provisions Bacon QUIET and steady. Lard in
asge fees I t:s st sss Iogg Es1Iow tenas d0"I
~. U..,'usT - 1.tt.-..,-s -.,,o..o;,,o
Inc AeT~1s 1onooh 4eIaeF says 1espous'p1e
parties a'e~ making. arrangements for the
opes"! ~ vs. 0
America, By WY. Of Greenland and Iceland.
tae ~ III hat t uo,,t,'er,,
Aefc VI Tue tA1h aooat a14'us w ooutnciu
negroes IN penaH OF Tue: leoels ~
increase the interest On their SIDE: and
convince the majority Of the French people
that slavery Is to end and they will favor re-
co1nition' The En,neror's real drsire is that
thS So,,th shall nhniish slavery and berome
an independents power, ana. Sautne1nels e;3 M ~ IN
FATS encourage lhe loea Inat tuis Will Dc tnc
flal result.
n..,s r.s,.,..-. ,rt,,. OH s,r..
Inc Etchmonu hA1aa|eF, " tne OH, sass:;:
SO tar, sherman mas oon no na1o, e3cGpt ~ III
e. Rsi4oad wfl be- h. runang oFef within fory
days. Inc dcofg1a CGntfa1 VII pe Ieauy ~ Il II"
weeks 4 large force nas aise3u5 1cen SET toWof1 e
and It viii not be to 1ntns On before ths ln}qsy H.
htctcd BY Sherman Rsfll nc 1nly reps1reu: HAVING
prisoners, the daEnage tc 1nilro,ds vii hardly
compensate hls arIny toT tae iosa o. men n aaa Me
practical destruction o1 Ie aimy uuaes oneIL1a4. ~
Tie march to tue sescosstw re-, eomnenaate loT =
Hoods equally victorious N mafchthto ehle see.
The IYhiy, Of the Sth, says:
cooat nsi wiii eeEtiniy be rreat humiliation to
ths not
tnnrb n1;1,sr nnticai oyemcnt and why
r. ehnn,n he rc'oTded rathcr as defensive than N
a,e.1essfvs mngtmrnt. LIVE cyacuatioa Of Atlau.3
y; se@pal;s5y pGsS m 7rnnes.
ace ri5er looking towards Nashville, and The line
6y which Sherman kept open Communications
W. thc hos II fntnre oneratous. conseautatly
IN Ut tts v,iue to the ensmy. If Shernan should
etav In n viii hfs army be- would be WASTING his
StrSsrrtt NJ fnr nntbfnr. Willis Hool could uperate
sHeinst h;s commn1ications. anal bv cutfinn al
r. h,sa nf snnn1ies. comnei hin either 10 faiI
haek and fcht battIe to relieve himself or pasl.
forwara fnr a new base on the cosst. Ons Of these
tbtnrs he vas absolutely compelled to do, but, NC
conteni ~ that sncccssfali IN his fmmedate
Object OF getting through to the coast the Confed-
erate cause will bo Vastly inc gamer, ana me
Yankee capse ne iooser n ne eane!1a tes9i.s OF
The Gampalgn. II restores 70 as; a.! nhes o. con-;
yields up a vast and large portion q on. people
rom the don1na1on o. tne enemy, ana 1Hst 70 ,na,
extent increases nc stfcngth ma OF sns
conlsesaey; s a,thF al mere Il no certainty 'na
The Hnsiatl Of the 9Th says: :,
InfoEE7at1qn from oG9ss1a tadfatSs q s SeTy ,a.as
progress Lof snnchcre near ths bants of Ihs
QEtcheE. Nnl!c n1h CAsal1{ A3E sS1A o0t ~ -
the wy o. ext ao u anss 7nltaaa r. Nna'nS A.
aJ nr,1ai ~ 1oat liz road H. mnni Wheeic,
silsd ontet he ioss Ee n,s pacsntV b9sina fnr;le
auu msu!It,,ns, tt.e.t it.rt-J' fnrec be fnn1I
n1nsen viii ~ ns1z Xix H. 'nsus1 irrt n the
aht sS1ar ronn,sed hoth hi cavsIry an in
I'LL, Ia ne o;.crmstonc@a + Il 1nt n h,
, Wondered at that Sherman moves Slowly, dubious
n,1 ane eetaa ~ ar IN oects e BE- acc~nn1Ish
Cd IN his Way. Int The mint Of coming out has
iccn " na1c mn IL cnenl on circnmstancss ~ the;
oeseG tf e st uncertain Whist particular destination
bc vii nttc,nnt. The opinfoTs OF lookere on ure
w. sivi5ai whc.hcr nn1inn. SIyaunah or Deaufor
l. t,e ~ MONT ained at. We should suppose sayan
naa ~ - n ,.n,,ia;nr ~ ocrnmn1fshn1ent VI
% 4ns ~ atpa ~ nis chnce anil viii
- NJ nh;,t Il ho - sh.ii frd 1,r,na n cross &,
Do nas oSss tst nrnvcs I mnractcab,e or nc
;nna c iii nerhans at1ennt Daricn or Brunswick
nons nc "4H petAaps y! .ste.np :, ~ -. ~ "
The Augusta He1tlhet OF inc ath says:
from 1tian1a, reports ali hotels 1nd stores from
Wesley Chapel On Peach Tree street to the corner
Of whitehall street destroyed. The city hall ant
churches around it were not destroyed. Soon IT
ter tho Yankees left it. the country people the
vicinity rushed In and carried of every thing they
could get hold OF, honses broken open and gutted
There were 11ilr or sixty Qegtoes and Bix hundred
whites in the atta-k-" =.
NEW YORK, Sunday Evening, Dec. 11.-In the
North Carolina Legislature. resolutions have
been introduced In favor OF sending Com