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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
ASTROLOG r.
A B. MAURICE. GREAT AND REAL ASTROL0GE r
"A. His skill by Thousands has been tried,
And thousands he will meet,

A GREAT AND ZEAL
For Astroioger Maurice You can conade.
Ss ss.s &.
You describes sse Intended hs.s.na Ss wife
representing tho true the intended and IN
sgtssy
luck 10 travelling oysa or land IL n any Sos
BY sending their age ST. once lsi Beccksr street
cents; gentlemen. ~.
A BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST Is NOT TO BIB. FOUND
AZ s4s Tinted States snao Dr. L and Mrs D.
Al fall They
a sss rs ss'sSp
sS = h s party x. VIII s Ssy u s q
snesd: body .Gss,sa xss treat,
Ladies % Il ee 81 o
examinations once iso Greene street below Prince
has 10 1 !. ma a.on and n Sy s
am. ns I'm 'ss ;'sfs sns
how serious she allay for YOU She also pre-
ss for III
sss er s n, y ss .s a' rss % s
n Ss
East eisfr % Third Lexington
4 sToYrsHlNe MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter with natural gii, Of iorsssgss tells how
iSaas IN faI operation. equal be foana:
@ 81 ss oas a1s
admitted . 20 n''''" ''''' "e" l''-''1 ee"'' ~
BONA rDE That At. EVERY o ONE
can depend on Madame S ~ sne ,gs ns e "pIes
uuder,aknss AZ Is. Allen street, between Houston and
4 FIRST CLASS AND RELIABLE TRANCE MEDIUM
hisTgT tSo Pa!, o.. can be arranged
MADAME WALTER, THE WORLD RENOWNED
a Fortune Teller and o sns % s
sh,s where she w reveal the mysteries q the Past pre-
unbeievers.
MADAME RAY IL THE BEST Tn. cLaIEyoY . AND
cents; gentlemen 81.
Pc cora SaS 81 ,.. OF
a. pS.' % ali ie'S Ladies BOT Admitted ''' '
AIRS. MARION JAMES. INDEPENDENT cLAIRvoY.
nj ant 10 Third avenue. near Seventeenth street, de-
asr; Ss'ssy e S
perry charge References given Gentlemen not sd
WEE .SY Ms. s@sLEissfos &c great Easss frO
ssss psr:oSsy y letter. ~ sa;T.oi NC concern
fssfai husband MSS VI = ne eniy person .sis city
s ssS I. and y sa:ss:: sssis and
|
Young lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable
Giy Can be 1t her residence l0i Sixth
1 xHr opposite Eighth street.
| DENTISTRY.
i 49, 49,
| Nr r GRIFFIN BROS. 25s GRAND STREET, NEW
IN York and 257 Fulton street. Brooklyn, are extracting
Teeth positively without pain By the use Of nitrous oxide
charge extracting when artificial teeth are TO 30
Inserted They also Inserting full sets OF teeth on gold
Pss .;. az sI ETrsons IS cents NV
| NITROUS OXIDE GAS GIVEN, AND TEETH Ex.
IN tractsd without PAIN NJ 239 Sixth avenue, between
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets Sec other Advertisement
4 GETS OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HoURs.-BNTIRE
sasacon OF no pay a. 2ss sssh avenue rerson , sp
plying here IN the forenoon have sets OF eeh on silver
or gold mads complete and Inserted the AFTERNOON Of
same Day NO advance required Also me Gold fiing,
and the Snes Gold and Patna Sets In the city inserted ~
ao srsh avenue Asc pretty cheap and durable sets In.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth strssta
l1d1O CBRT1FICATBs -rIAvINo BAD -FOUR
lLEy teeth extracted without pain BY DR. jay VILE
| LERS l65 Grand street, two blocks from Broadway,
cbecruly Insert this rcccmmendaon u those suffering
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GETS OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HoURs.-BNTIRE
y satisfaction or no pay A. 2S9 srsh avenue Persons sp
plying here IN the forenoon have sets OF eeth on ver
or SOLD mads compcte and inserted he teGno9n 2, .ns
same day Noadyance II required Also hne Gold fiine
and the anes Gold and Patna in the city inserted a.
9 sixth avenue Aiao pretty cheap and durable sets In
serted the notice 23Q Sjxth avenue
rifteenth and Sixteenth streeta
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CcRANToN COAL AT AUCTION.

OFFICE THE DELAWARE LAckAwANNA AND wrsrERNl
RAILROAD CoMPANY, NEw YORK. March l6, 1854 !
This company will hold their fourteenth regular monthly
auction "Wednesday. the Goth day Of March. 1854 at II
At which time they will offer by SIMEON DRAPER. Auc
twenty FIVE THOUSAND TONS or FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL
embracing all the usual sizes and deliverable at their depot
Eizabethport n. j.. during the month Of April next
The sale will be positive Each lot put up VIII be sold to
the highest bidder bdl IN any form whatever being
made for account of or on behalf Of the company
Fifty cents tom 10 bankabe funds be paid at the
ceying the orer for the coal which must called for with
In ten days thereafter and the coal taken away within
sructcd Buyers who wish howevey can have an add.
ona thirty day for taking the delivery Of their purchases
by making further deposit Of 80 cents per ton within the
viii. in such be charged the balance from the time
stipulated for payment until paid and IS cents per ton
cover the Of stocking the cosboh TO be paid
The other conditions will be substantially those
hitherto accepted By all purchasers by private OF
coal viii DO delivered from the their arrival
from the Mines when ableotherwise from the
stock These conditions will be modified TO meet the wants
of steamers whose arrival cannot be definitely nxed
~ JOHN BRISBlN. President.
GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
- The undersigned prepared 70 give special at cnon to
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
nj residences n favorable terms.
Parties contemplating making sales this season WIN do
well register their carly secure choice OF date
n s.eH tS RI No. Pine street.
WIN Writer'S AUcroNRRR WILL SELL. THIS
streets Household Furniture of the dwelling OF the
house; also barroom and restaurant Furniture and FIX
TO eher with everything useful and necessary for such
p,aces Also private sale Restaurant &c, complete.
Also. several other sales IN . few days
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A DRIAN H. MULLER. AuCTioNEER
IA SALE AT AUCTION or THE NATIONAL HOTEL


BY order OF u. r. Peters.
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. n. WILKINS 4 CO.. viii sell
g. auction on Tuesday March 2s 1864 A. II O'CLOCK at the
Exchange saesroom, Ill Broadway, New York the mag
nncent Hotel Property known the National Hotel. NJ
Long Branch The building will accommodate four hundred
q front OF nearly facing ocean, This
property well worthy the attention. Of capitalists hotel
Spropriot0rG
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SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS TO LIMITED NUMBER o.
y shares Of the Gunnell Gold Company open r
office.
Papers containing the report of Fx John Porter shovs
Ing the enormous value Of the property be had
plication 10 MORSE CO..
~ william streoA
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90 SON This SUM rs WANTED IMMEDIArEE.x.
DO.CUV for 81. or eight months. q per cent ssa
fair brokerage allowed secured BY the assignment OF o0
lease yielding $4,000 year and the policy Of insuraa6
assigned Address n. boz q f99 New York Post o6lce
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SALES Ar AUCTION. -
Ivan @. BAKER 4 CO., AUCr1oNEERs.
"A ALBERT q. HAYWoops AuC1I0NEKR
MAGNIFICENT -
FURNITURE.


- BkOCADR AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS.
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS CHANDELIERS;
sss oil PAINTINGS. BiluNZE sfAlUARf,
and many costly OF ard articles or yirtu
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, N.Ns
ON THIS DAY 6sATpRpaYl MARCH IS
at the IS West Sixteenth between
Fifth and sale at IA O'Clock.
The auctoneer would cal the particular attention of his
friends aud the public this sale, the catalogue comps
ing the Of Household Fuin
Eurc. &c. offered ~ auction this Sac perempory
Drawing Room Suits Suits of Furniture covered
with brocatel OF richest description; elegant sets Window
Curtains to match the suits; E.eres plate glass DOORS
secretary and Bookcase Centre Tables satary marble
sop Encoirnures. Bronze aud Ornon Chandeliers. Cabi
NETS Mandolin playing ten tunes; artistic Bronze CLOCKS a
ses 70 mat HI Ornolu and Dire deu China Ornaments; mar
PIE statuary Bronze Figures OIL Paintings by eminent ar
lists French Line Engrayinrs
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAEoFORTE
nichest instrument offered az auction tn season Imi
Stand, Books 40 Hatstand Chairs 20 match; oak Buffet
Extension Table Chairs and engraved Glassware
China Dinner Set imported Paris for
Silver Dinner and Tea Sevi Casters. spoons Forks
Urn Cake Basket Oyster Dish, Tureen. Table Cutlery
LINEN rosewood walnut essing Book stands
Armoire 0ace suitc Hair ana Spring Mattresses "a
pairs Linen Sheets "a Linen Pillow Cases. II pairs
French Blankets Towels Count rJanes, karseles Quilts
French Toilet Sets maho any Sofs Bedsteads Chairs Rock
orr Also Furniture Of servants apartments. Parties
wishing to attend this sale take Fifth Sixth
stages from Astor House. ST. Nicholas Metropolitan
Hotels leaving At Sixteenth street. few doors from house.
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A JovsnEAY WILL SELL At ruBL1c Auer1es

"a JOURNEAY Will SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION,
"A. on Thursday March 81 1851 g y o'Slosk at the Ex
willie. near Cedar Grove town OF south6eld, Richmond
county Al very Desirable location lsiuated about
York city. BY ferry and Staten Island railroad. ony five
inutes walk from the New Dorp depot which the
stop The lots are beautifully esatsa on the lower bay and
pleasant the land rich A Investment there Ia
better chance within the Of the city and
persons OF homestead Maps OF
thc property be the Office of the alconeer
sJOURNEAY. o Pine street, N. r.
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"A JoURNEAy. AycTIoKEER, orFICs NO. PINE
IA Of valuable Building Lots in Brock.
1yn at public auction by A. JoURNBAY. on Wednesday,
March So at u O'Clock M 81 the Exchange saesroom, Ill
BroadwAy Lots Keecusko Lafayette
Van Buren, street. between Lewis and stuyvesant
Also Bolivar street. between Canton and Raymond
qtreets ALSO Stockton street Nostrand
aps with full particulars II the once OF the auconeer No.
a In akrAak
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$lOQOOO soGsTH coyfoN soSps..ss:s.
lows Hall, Heboken until twelve o'clock neon on n9nds
City sir per cent coupon Volunteer Bounty Bonds. -
Issue Of which has been recently authorized BY the Leg
ure and for th. redemption OF which the entire props1
Of the city Is pledged
The bonds win Be OF the denomination Of $780, with p.
coupons attached payable scm II the Hoe
ken City Bank will be Issued reasonable Ut diere11
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TIM LECTURE SEASON,

TMPoRrANr LRCrURBs DAILY ron aENrLgMEN
eny, At the New York Museum Of Anatomy. 6is Bscsa
on receipt OF cents by addresspg SecretAY
e the New yoyk Mveeun u Anet0ms,
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS GIVEN, AND TEETH Ex.
IN tracted without pam 2s9 sixth avenue, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets Sec other Advertisement
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4 BETTER AsrRoLoGIsT Is NOT TO BIB POUND

A BETTER. .AsTRoLoGIsT IS NOT TO BIB FOUND
"A In the United States than DR.. L. D. and MIRA &. d.
Bk0uGHTON They succeed III giving satsfscson when
all others They be consulted all affairs Of hum
ife such as courtship MARI age travelling removals law
suits obtaining situations welfare of absent friends
present sickness; Il recover The time they viii begin to
medicines best adapted TO the sick persons
Ladies o. cents; gentlemen 81 Questions answered oy
letter. encosin. 81 Of birth Also phrsnologca
examinations made Onlce 10 street below Prince
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DENTISTRY.

Nr r. GRIFFIN 4 BROS, 25s GRAND STREET, NEW
IN York and Fulton street. Brooklyn, are extracting
Teeth positively without pain By The use o. nitrous oxide
Inserted They are also Inserting full sets OF teeth on gold
gold, a.; silver. 81 Extracting, % cents.
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- In ali forms OF certain diseases By Dire WARD and
powRRa, ~ their rooms v Lspsastd street. between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

'JhEATRE FRAHCAIa.-NIBLO's CONCERT sAL0OL-
., TUESDAY, March 90 yeCf,
he'ponhg and last performance Of
LES FILES DE- MARBREg
fisy 70 ionr acts, interludad W nv
at 3 O'CLOCK precsciy. -
III uksDAY, March Sl-peneft or Nile MATLLRT--
.opss poueh nurse by Fotow lie Vol la Ron
Box Once OF the theatre at g broadway
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"A J. l.. SMITH. AUCTIoNEEK-wILL SELL THIS
IA II o'clock Mt II Ninth street between Second
ana Third avenues Piano. three Parlcr Suits
black walnut Bedroom Snits Chairs Tables Rockers
Pier Glasses Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Oil Paintings
and everything belonging . hrst class house.
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& HERMAN 4 CO., AUCTrONEERS. SELL TUESDAY.
=. March 49, at 2a6 West Fourteenth street. the entire
Furniture Of Boarding House, vz:-Parlor Dining Room
Furniture about 20 Feather Beds Bcdsteads
Mattresses Carpets and OC 9TH and all other Furniture OF
mousse
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JoURNsAY. AucrIoKEER, OFFICE NO spins

Valuable improved City Property at public auction,
ny A. JOURNKAy on Tuesdsy March ~. At II o'clock n.
at the Exchange salesroom Ill Broadway:-
Elm street-Houses and Lots Mos IL and I3 Elm street,
No H. three story attic brick
and four story brick building in rear; No. Is. two
and attic brick house
Ninth avenuc-Housc and Lot No. 49, Ninth avenue;
Ghree story and aldo high house, 26x50 repee
with modern improvements. lot ~ sy0J feet. es
Bank strcet-Threo high House, No 96 Bank
street. thrce doors below Greenwich street. rephte with
Maps and full particulars the once of the auconecr
No Pine
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E'ARM FOR sALE-KNowN As THE PIRNIE RESI-:
dence situated the Purchase road in the town OF
Harrison westcheser county about miles from White
Plains depot consisting Of l27 IL I'm high state OF
cultivation with large apple orchards and well bearing fruit
rees Of all kinds The house. stables barns an other out
buildings commodious and IN complete order large
portion ~ the purchase money remain on mortgage
For full particulars apply 70 HEWITT BALDWIN. No.
Harrison street.
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A MACHINE FOR SECRET CORRESPONDENCE.
similar TO the one sent % the United States goyernme,
postage receipt Of 81. by CHoLLET, las First avenn
New York Agents wanted for ell the states and cite
s. per day can be made
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

ny THAr HURDY.GuAD1.-w We are
pleased to learn from deeply afflicted res
idents in the vicinity, that what we felt
bound to say in reference to the hurdy
gurdy on Monroe street, has stirred the
ierker of the Instrument up to the per.
formance of tunes of more lively charac-
ter than those he has heretofore discoursed.
The music is also known to have stopped
about three minutes, it is cOpiectured, for
refreshments, during which the fierce and
venomous snakes attached to the snow lay
in state of tOrpor, apparently enjoying a
great relief.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
RATIONAL MRDiCINR.

DR. THOMAS J. KIsNER WOULD
~ respectfully inform the eitissns o. Whealing
and vicinity that he has permanontly located ln
this city Tor the pFaeteS Of Medicine upon the Ra
tiOnAl or Eclectic System. He has been engaged tn
the PTAetteO Of his profession foC uam5Or OF yoaTa,
aud has beOn emnsntiy successful In the trU8tm0uf
Of all varieties Of diselSos both acute and ehF0nle
DR.. K, - heretofore, viii dONDts GOD lharo Of
his time aud attsnEion 70 the oGaIl ehEouie
varieties % Lang Discs al Diseases % thS fhEOaA-
oltauh, DyapOpIia, Liver Complaints, MsTeuTipl
and NorVou8 Dl8o1soa, leaGt i1ul, oGfuill1, every
variety Of Blood and Skin Dilea8a EpigpgY, Tuner,
Wen1, Spinal Affections, Diseases o. the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart A0n0Iions, Di8oa8u1 % she Eye
and Ear &C fhOse PeelHaE % Hoaaioss VIA: In
hammatOTy Diseases % tho Utora-, Rainfal IrF-Ea-
laritiOI LoaeOFThaa, ProlapS1s Ut6Ei and all EeF-
VOus DiSoaseS to which they are sabjocE. Diseases
Of Children carefully and rItiO1Ally treated Md
icinaa mild reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly confidential. Might
calls eheenully and promptly answered.
eHrOdleS and FOsidanos one door west q L01t8
AblinE'8 Hotel, Third street, mar Rcd Kral1's
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, w. Va Omos hOurS
from A ~. Go0 P. n
RRRHRENoEa
Prof.. B. ,. Payne, stOabonyfiiS, OHIO.
Dr.. ". d. McGroEnE, =
DT. g. Arnold, Cambridge, OHIO.
Prof. o. II. CleaVeland. Cincinnati, ohto.
DT. Q. a. MelchimsT, Van Wen, +"
iGd-lydkW
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New York Market

NV H0lE. December 70.
OOTT0N-LSB active q 190I - for niddllnS.
RLOUR-DulI and without dSed1d ehAleas SOS
1IO 80 for Extra STATE, 81 sen % for EKtFa9 r.
o., and 81 A5(0l9 90 for Trade brands.
WHIsKY-kxeftad and decidedly hiEhaIs 6la1a
81 S56l 90; Western 81 a5S9 90
WHEAT-QaIet att1 IS. Amber MlchlEla - S.
RYG-Dun.
CORN-A shade drmoE.
oGTs-Dul ana declining 81 Os1< E,r WssisEa-
CORREG-Dull.
sUGBR-stsldy; MuseoVadO T702Os.
MOLAssEs-SslOsb By auction Of inferior NussOVS-
do e $50.
PETR0LRU1I-FITu; Crude Sc; Rsansd 30 b0si
T6OITe; Refined fF0o e5kG.
PORK-OpOnod active and hrmeT, bat de0i1s1E
lower; 81 rs for mess, cash aud regular gaY, clos
ing at $lI IS, CASH Sl89f8SO for msGa, S763s 20
for PRIME and StiS4l 70 fOT prime meaA Als0 1900
bbl5 1854 msss. buyers OpttO1s q 50 soA3 ~ e,
and 5000 bbla new mes Jan aud Feb, b1yoT op
tiOn, and 5000 bbls prime msAGs buyers options 80
BEHF-MOre active and rather hsttsE: S1a O003l
for new plain ms1l5 Sal so922 for nsE- Ed Hau1
Steady.
CUT ME1Ts-EAir demand, 1G5eSIs5Ee tor ahOal-
ders and 1selaIe for hams.
DRRSsED HOGS-searce and aTm - Iso.
LARD-FImsr; bOoO bbIs for Jan ssilsE's OPttOas
BUTrRR-stsady At 4sNSOe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

G~A BOLD THIRF.-Yesterday man
on horseback and dripping with rain, rode
up to the store of Messrs. Bear l. Eppler,
On main street, above Monroe, and dis
mounting, stepped into the store, deliber-
ately walked behind the counter, picked
up valuable coat, and walking out with
it, mounted his horse and galloped away.
Upon reaching the vicinity of the I'd Ward
Market house. the horse stumbled and fell
upon the icy street, throwing his rider,
stolen coat and ell to the ground. The
man scrambled to his feet, got the horse
upon his pins. and supposing that he was
pursued, rode rapidly away, leaving the
coat where it had fallen in tho street.
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u THa meeting announced TO be held

~ AAA AnseIAns anHOuHOS1 W O0 ASAA
last evening in the interest of the poor of
the city was small, but exceedingly respec-
table, the writer hereof being the only
person in attendance. We didn't care
about organizing or trausacting any busi-
ness for the reason that, however worthy
the object, there are always ill-natursd
people ready to accuse one of impudent
assumptions. In short, as Mr.. MicaWber
would say, the meeting was postponed on
account of the weather. It is hard to get
people out to meetings in this interest In
fair weather, and of course doubly 30 in
an incessant, drenohing rain, such as pour
ed down last evening, and during the
whole of yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

N1w YoRK, Dec. ls-General Peck has
issued a supplementary order calling
upon persons arriving in the city from
the insurgent States 70 register their
names at the head quarters. he says,
results developed by the registering fully
justifies the action Of the department,
and the decision in the case Of the st. AL
bans raiders makes it imperative that reg
istering be pushed vigorously.
A private dispatch received in this city
to- day from a gentleman in Montreal, says:
II WAS reported that the money belonging
to the Sc AIbaus bank is to be returned
to-day, that there is much rejoicing there
in rebel stock since Wednesday, and that
the bon tons feel disguised with the pro-
ceedings of the Court presided over by
Judge Oonreal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
Arrival from Now Orleans.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 1e.-The steamer Nor
ing Star from New Orleans arrived safe of
Hatteras ON Thursday. A large feet of
steamers were steering south west.
Gen. DaVidson's great raid from Baton
Rouge, had been heard from. He reached
Tungepabo on the Both ult.; burned the
conscript camp, destroyed all stores and
dwellings, captured q large number OF
horses, and carried away number OF ne
groes. Mobile papers of the Atm say he
was marching on that city. He has q
force of 5000 cavalry.
Price claims to have accomplished all be
intended in Missouri, and returned at his
leisure with immense stores.
A large meeting was held in New Or.
leans to make arrangements for the receP-
ton Of Gen. Banks.
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Up GeIegrapB,
or Afternoon Report see Ist Page
Further Details of the Fight ct ;
NaRhvilla

NASHVILLE. Dec. 16.-Our line advanced
and engaged the rebel line at o'clock
this morning. The line was formed thus
Steadman on the left, L. ]. Wood, 4th
Corps, next, A. J. Smith next, with Cox
in reserve, and the cavalry under Wilson
fighting dismountad, occupied the extreme
right, aided by the gunboats on the river.
The artillery practice has been fierce ct
times, the musketry firing continuous,
heavy and sharp, and though the casual
ties have been great the results are very
fair. The left occupied the same ground
as at morning, but the right has advanced
five miles, driving the enemy from the
river, from his entertainments, from the
range Of bills on which his left rested, and
forced It back on his right and centre.
His centre pushed him back from one TO
three miles, with . loss in al of IL guns
and about 1900 prisoners, and his whole
line of eArthWOTks, except about mile on
his extreme right, where NO serious at
tempt was made to diRlOdge him. The
whole of Hoods army Is how here, except
the cavalry and one division, which has
been detailed to work on Murfreesboro.
The whole action of to-day was splendid
success.
The divisions commanded by Gen. Kim
ball Of the 4th corps, by Gen. GarraFd of
the command under Gen. A. J. Smith, aud
the cavalry under Gen. KeaPe, were under
my obseF VRtion, aud have never seen
better work.
Gen. Kimball's division carried two for.
tilted positions by assault with very slight
loss, capturing ct one point 400 prisoners
and'six guns. No doubt ether parts Of the
line did as we'll l only speak Of what
saw.
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Rebel Aooounta from Sherman.

FoRTREss MoARoh,D Dec. l6.-The Charles.
ton Courier ofthe 10th says that Sher-
mans army is stiIl moving towards Sa-
YannRhs
Z. Wele6fn thaRthe affair at StationNo. 2,
MAS simply sliEht skirmish.
q From the Cha fleston Courier Of the 9Th
inst, we stake the following:
The Angugta Chronicle says: We had
the pleasure yesterday of meeting Captain
Cooper, of Gen. Wiuder's staff, who is in
your city in connection with the Confed-
crate Prison Bureau, whose headquarters
are to be moved in this city.
Capt. Cooper informs us that all the Yam
kee prisoners at all points within reach oil
Sherman have been safely removed. BE
also says the vandAls we're SO disappointed
at finding that the blue belliesrhAd flown
from Millen, that they vented their spleen
on the defenceless inhabitants OF the cOun-
The Courier of the 9Th inst, in relation
to Georgia affairs says:
We learn that on Sunday last, Lieut.
Howard of Gen. Wheeler's cavalry, with a
detachment of 10 men crossed Savannah
river at Harper's Ferry, in the Beaufort
district He had been engaged in a scout
ing expedition, and becoming separated
from his command, crossed into this State
to rejoin them higher up. He represents
Sherman's army as occupying Brants
on Brier Greek, l6 miles from the river.