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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

EXPEDITION VI BROAD EIvER-sEyEEENGnriSG

EXPEDITION UP BROAD RIvER-sEyELE FGh tifG.
From Iae Palmetto iesall, DEG.
On Tuesday morning last an expedition le!t
here composed OF troops from different points ~ tt'
Department accompanied by several frnbo1's IL
went up Broad River to q piacc oahed Boyds Po'at
whore the ,roors landed. On Tulsday night they pro
eeeded Nd TO cross road two milcs inIaud ara
from thence rnerched in several directionsto the rsh
about two mica and ~ the left sono I'VE or sik
finding enemy IN force. aud hdIinF OhI! sf1.' .',
misling with the pcltis. They hnehy renu" o'.ST"
i'm tie evening NJ cross road where STANDS CHURCH.
about three or four mics our. -
In the morning the enemy appeared IN force on we
rood leading towards G.rliamsNilr Nih ot.'N W.
fintry and artillery. We advanced ard gredui', aio.c
them back with some loss on both sides, =" 2 pt 'sE
aad Entertainments. some tr or I've miles bey"hd 'h'
church and ,nerc ihey made stand. hot engage
pert ~ seue seven hours duration occurred. charges
and counter charges Unsuccessful c3ch sice "hoh
Attempting 10 carry by storm. meeting win oIs''i 20,
be o,S Night put stop to The ihtihg VIC l'n'a Wv
bo'h sidce rcraininC the We took ie" pfisoi'
err md lost few Oar cssuat.e3 are varoua.y eel!
~ nipl II from ar hundred % one thousand pat We me-
sure tie latter cst!nsie III moIe thhn cover l1e cht'
los During tho evening fcIi back ~ ihe Church
urpurseh and since then 8GSGDcc has been naoc u
otho. directions All our tr0ors tue navai oa@t! IN"
DIET Il Of ms ines and saorH behaved sl'hdlgH.
The above il Oh j. proper FOR u ~ p'ulih t'-a
but We shall prubahly give arcror IN detail, WIN li'
e, ~ rasuaifies next week. 1bc following sFe & rev
names OF officers Who were Killed. or wounded; -,
".
wit IIatsrv y, % " y AIRY. ruosly vounded iA'r,'
g.o II Croker do, .izh;y wounded; Cot I, A. f,f,r'
s1,ns On zen HGcLi stu slightly in les Lieut. X y
y inter ssl e. s. G. T.. wounded; Capt w % 'nne, |Dl
Ns.ltiled. Lieut. Chas b. WeayeT GO. itL Mas, 10y
wortd,d Cay j. Ierr,, lli,h \. y, loot enputiei ap
Lind az o2di 5. e. T.. ke Li.nt boynion 2'th iAs'
.Nl,d Ii-n Geo. PfoulI sih " 4 wound ia L'a Lieut.
j. itine iiih = Y leg Lieut. Bailey. do. mrcA Lieut.
Col E. G. Gca. I'd T. :. G. T. IN ,roin; Co btc'ei
TSC r. wornied Lieut. " H. Pe''en lz1'h y; =;
y,orndea; CAPT G,re', Van lio.ca 18th y y "onnr,
Cent J. Wi g. Co. sh Ohio thl;h slyhii Lent irquA
rshi eye; Lieut. ]. C. I. 55th Mas .bdo'nsn' iaI t.
n dens, Co C. 50, do, lower Juvi LienI Ado'd' Co. l.
az q = 4 Q BIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
Ev.aucips,ion in Observation-Disclosures
ut The Cooper Institute.

A crowded and enthusiastic meeting oil the
c,yed citizens OF New York held last night IN the
great hall Of the Cooper Institute under the auspices o.
the African Civilization Society 70 celebrate tie aduT
tion Of Free Constitution by Maryland. In The ah
sence OF the President the Rev. A. H. Freeman, 81"
char was taken aud the meeting called to order BY tie
Rev IT, S. wil,on. After song and chorus vhsh sS
received with loud applause the Row. Sclle Martin FRO
reedel 10 deliver an able and int resting adfSS %
the .nhect OF the evening fully illustrating tie bene
Tits that Lne BE- expected 20 How ron
in Marvand not only Ia tao say Themselves huS asa
b the state apd the influence which woull be- taefep.
exerte.iou the other states yot retaining Slavery
Madame Kei.ler tfen sung patriotic cong. ftesiv
ng the compliment OF an enthusiastic encore. letter
OF apology on tho ground " III health was received
from the Rev Dr. Checyrr. who had been expected r.
be present Viva America was then sung by ar w
T. S.rryess and encorcd. alter which the Rev. H. =
Wilson delivered short address, in which he gave
some interesting particulars to the operations OF the
African Civilization Society. from which appears thas
I'VE schools haS been recently opened by tie society In
WASHINGTON, Georgetown and other plsres' ano tney
have also mode aans ensrs for course or lectures 70
I've delivered IA Now YUrk by some Of the most eInnen
friends Of the coored race. among whom were Wendss
Phillips, Lloyd Garrison and Horace Erseey. Inc
Morreilsise was then surg b. Madame &agIar. fol-
lowed b1 aInsoaae ty die young ladies' AMI an sd
DIRE N fon the Rev. H. Cain. whose references " ths
n election of Abraham Lincoln and his ut;eianees IN
bis MESSAGE provoked storm of applause Scssre
reciiaions and songs were then given and receiyet
M, loud applause after which the proceedings OF the
meeting were brought 10 close by stirring speeei
S.om Johu Peterson esq, Miss Virginia Nsrnan Va
the pianist and Mr.. Peter LeNeredge acted ~ 'shr~
sh,r,
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AcoUrTrgD.-Henry N. Fox, driver i'll the
en.p,ov of westcott's Express Co.. was tried in the
Kings County Court OF Supervisors yesterday, On The
charge Of enbesalng package containing So sent BY
a soldier to lady in Harrison.st. Several Witnesses
we're examined. but there being evidence " shoe
tina. the defendant had appropriated the money ard lie
previous good character being proven, the jury ge
to-aed verdict OF acquitted.
BARN DESTROYED 81 FIRR.-Between fOm
and five o'clock Yesterday morning. barn, suales on
Evergreen, Cooperate. East Brooklyn. was dis
covered 70 b. Ere, and being filed with combnstbh
materials was destroyed. IL was owned hv Mr.. Mar
riot Duryca ard occupied by Richard holpeyer. Two
horses, seven cows. and number Of hogs we're CON
suned in the flames besides hay and farming uteaslis
The entire loss MAS about al. 500. No insurance A
portion o. the live stock owned by Mr.. joan
Smith.
ARREST OF DEsERTERs- Provost
Marshal Cocheu yesterday afternoon ar rested An.
drew Jackson Brewer, Ferdinand Wunder. Aas6
Michael Dunn. charged with deserving from tic army
OF the United States. The uniform OF Brewer We
found at his residence.
SUNDAY. SCnOOl EXHIBITION. evening"
Washington Hail corner Of Fourth aud South.Sevcnth
st. vas 10 witness exhibition for the benefit
OF the Sundsys, rol VI the Uniyenast Church VI WI
liamsbnrgh date ". Psterss> The sBAr vas ~ ~Dts
success.
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rRou Yo1rnEss MONROE.
The Capture of Two sehe"ner'-S"'"xe
Proceedings of the Rebel Gnpfors- IEe'
| Indulge IL, Murder and Robbery.
FoGTErss MoSRor. Wednesd

FOEIEk-s MOsRof, NeDht-haf' DVS- - ''''
During the capture Of the brig lzzie Free
n an while anchored OF the Douth OF the Warwick
River night before last by Rebel naval party the
mg'e u the brig. Mr.. william spiel was severely
worrg djr the FL uGer. hE enc q nc cocred soldiers
ac,irr a. rnard on he barge Lumennan, which tie
br had in tow was sho, down in cold blood and two
Others dangerously wounded although not offering any
resistance The passengers aud crews OF both tho ls
and the settler schooner were robbed OF all their
clothing aud valuable and confined in the hold Of tie
barre with the hftohes shut down inr several hours
The steamer Matilda passing the spot the next mor-
ing relieved them from their unpleasant stuaio- and
conveyed them 10 Norfolk.
The steamer Wyoming arrived here LIST evening at
late hour and reported having seen two schooaers and
steamer bearing or Days Point Che scene OF The oc'
cufcnce night before last, with about 20 camp fires on
shore II was supposed that tho Rebels had made an
hhsr oap,nie. 'uld DESTROYED tie steamer Pa'"Sent
WITH tow of three chooners whichet here yesterday
for CITY Point No additional facts have bees received.
and the Wyonipg's report il hardly credited.
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To he rdi:o- Of The n. Y. Tri5sae
SIR: BY giving the inclosed Rules and
Regulations governing Flag OF Truce Letters" conspi
Guilty in your columns for week (and requesting
other papers throughout tic country 10 copy. ycu viii
do the fiends and relatives of Soldiers now Prs
oners Of War in l.cbeldon." and those having cor
espondeIts at tie South great favor. and viii facii
tate the prompt transmission Of letters going by Flag
Of Truce" Very respectfully yours
HAIRY READ. Inspector. &c.
Approved by Major.Geu. j. L. BUTLER.
IgsPRclow's OPricE. FLAG oy Tnucy L.rrTrns }
DBPlRrrksr up VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA,
FORTRESS MoSRoE. Va, Dee. .. 1895.
Rules Re suat!ons governing Flag OF rrace Letters
established By Major.G-n X. +. Batter;
Fa No letter must exceed page Of letter sheet and
relate purely 20 domestic matters
Sosd AL letters nciudng prisoDers) must BE- sent with
i've cents postage inosed to 20 Richmond and ten conts
II beyond
Third. Every letter must b. signed BY the writer's name
In fui, and r. q. aderoJ.
FoUl.: An letters must be neoscd 10 tho Commanding
General Of the Department OF Virginia aad North Caro'ina
Fortress Monroe, irdorsed Via FLAG of Truce"
FVp NJ ucoey viii be- arded creep, to "risorcr-
Of Warr
Sat-. All letters s.pt 70 Fortress Monroe without strc,
couplance with tNe'c rules will b. trlrsnit.cd 10 ,ts Dc
Letter Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

Migrants from Canada 20 be- Watched
Orders from the Prov Gea-
ersl. &c.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Dec q 1864.
The Provoyt-Marshal-C General to-day issued
the following circular.
Trust vcrhy information has beer received that large
humber NJ evildsposed persons. consisting OF Rebel
sympakicis sccessionsts. inarauders aud other out
laws who have collected in CANADA with view Ia en-
er the commercial cities OF the North and particularly
those the Canadian frontier, with the ostensiOo pqi'
pose Of seeking employment but who are IN reality In,
rent upon the destruction o. b.r and property Will
shortly arrive in the United States.
Al officers of this bureau Instructed u place all
persons suspected 10 be Of this class under strict snVe
fnnce and arrest such evidently belong 10 IT,.
Provost Marshals will confer with the nnnioipd au'
thorite. with view 10 preventing the mischief con-
tempated and will aid thu civil authorities In diseov'
eripg the,e persons and causing their arrest.
JiVIs H. Fey. Provost Marshal General
The kalowing general order vhs also to day Issued
f,orn the Onariermaster Generals Office;
l. The Government hss received information that
number, la Ill. British provinces our northern Dor
der have removed with the intention OF obtaining en-
ployment at the dopOs Of military stores Tor the pnrpose
81 jncelinrsm. The plots By which some months
since many steamboats, the western rivers were Tired
and destroyed by Rebel agents have Low been extended
with the intent a. attempt the destruction BY ire of
military stores shipping manufacturers ana puphc anu
private properly various points throughout the loyal
states.
H. The strciest vigilance and greatest in guard
ing AGAINST ncendiarism enjoined upon all officers
in charge o. the property Of this department.
III. Odieer Of the QuaItermastcrs department WiIi
employ at all depots where valuable stores airs kept
no persOls who have at any time within the Inst Elk
months been living IN Canada Us refugees from the
disloyal Staos or ss fugi,os from the dislcya Sttcs
Ut as fgitycs from tho iran.
". The officers Of this department. will require
from those whom they inny employ AT depofs IN posi
tiOns which conld facilitate access 10 stores or store
houses satisfactory evidence only OF loyalty, but
Of residence within the lcyn States, in addition Ia the
usual os,L OF allegiance.
V..At posts within q. near the field Of active ope
rations refugees coming from the Rebel territory upon
presenting satisfactory ovid nee ofloyal'y VIII be en-
poyed II necded but great caution must be exercised
In euipioy ng such persons.
VI. &. MEICs, QuartermaserGeneral,
Broyot MaacrGens!al
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Why Gen. Steele was Removed.

krctu i1ttic h1'k torrr sponufbcS thiCeR lfibun~
Surrounded by q party Of questionable char
scer S,eeles policy pertook OF its nature He became
strangely conservative The Lliis Rock D~iccrc was
supposed to reflect his views 10 the Unionists Il be-
came obnoxious that The Unconditional, Unioa was
started in strong opposition The inference Is oOviqus:
the toonelaory policy ran 10 cxf.encs: the gacTrhas
captured by the Twenty second Ohio were released arc
their horses ard ordered restored one captured
while lying in ambush was set at liberty; the oruef
banishng party from Batesvi'o was fryoAcd rations
withheld fron soldiers supplied the ctiSens permits
were easily obtained which Vas proven; tne country
Yejoced in greater plenty than before the occupation;
traders felt The "go!fen shower" COTTON and other
speculaiors waxod rich deserted plantations in the
fertile valley OF tie Arkansas were eHoscted ~ yield
the golden fleece If common report hr true. officers
IN by6 ,ssItion turned not sside 'herc " fsasns
In hch PLACES" th, was the goDdy heritage; there
wa, a sound III revelry by night"
The condition became a. evil. The posts seemed
held Tor trade and speculation The coiutry yielded
~ the enemy TO the unionsts was the alternative
The army or exile. The former was largely recruited
Many left one writer estimated the refugees q, BUD
prior to August, 1851 The policy Ia opposed oy UNION,
lists harul H. was assAiled in letter Of general
officer SIC heard II condemned BY another IL &C.
rided blythe army. The fact that II 10 supported ~
every trsder specuator and contractor end tendcrly
cherished by the whole disoysl element of the states
makes II al least suspicious Tese lattof classes bring
In tho large msjOrity In far II may be called acccpta
bic 10 the people A redeemin6 feature. ladies Of
certain procviues were heard TO declare they wished
not 70 live IN the State were Steele removed.
stceee career 70 ~ greet sfcnt 'dspibed with his
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Threatened Raid on Detroit.
DETROIT, Wednesday. Dec. 7.

UTTbUII, " t'IHtsuu.' I'V'' 70 '''T''
Information of q most positive Character has
been received that raid upon this city wss being
organized By Rebel refugees In Canada.
In consequence Of the receipt Of this information the
civil and military authorities making every prepi
ration TO receive the raiders.
Colonel Iil military commander, in note to Mayor
Barker recommends that immediate measures be inlen
70 organize aud arm the militia regiments tor local pro-
lection.
A large number OF special policemen have already
been enrolled and Other active and vigorous measures
sire being taken for she protection of The city.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Errortaut from sherman.

Three desertcrs from Savannah arrived at
FoIt Pulaski n, 3oth nit hoy report that sherman
Is advancing on savannah IN three columns one oy
way Of Misn one between the Oconee and Oemnl'
gee Rivers and tie other tho Savannah River at
Sisters Ferry. Seventy miles above lie has hanted
Macon but did NOT stop TO oecppy il. He had whipped
WayDes and Cohb's militia at Ooonee Bridge driving
them in every direction. Port Royal Herald, LEI.
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policy. Properly speaking. he ha. no pliIt
$50 department ec,pnaao"r he ~ 81
| e;s9''''':s:s'
H@FTN IT ID M
l.s osr :le yDD.

n
Win he exception Of BIS g,lysDcc ty ssfSFcat
from Camden wien !isarcr ognrtCos hmsna snc hanls
OF the Sfi,c he novel let fho city lao ost &c 0n
toon tain AID if's transpdri4tion. , 49,,
We lave not Icl, ( oicAi,d AZ cree. tll"e. 'vo'Te
ne hiyd couyerstd viii ,uiIy actors IN re sd"Vhih
The eoverpmont hes tied o. make to Aii"s - ar
k,nsss efnt.en. T. as Ercniy snpP-s men 80 ma
ts iiI. n f.ceaiads more. Like pAoi ~ .'s.A
q a.h7 risuld. gasd sIci .hces. tne 1Hh "a ~
Summer nave no, aliclle. IL appa-ts Disease is'
81 T. s.iclrt - hrsadcs or AOOc stat.Ule. NJ 10
Nc. 800 .!cd Inactivity VISA grca'sr eneH'y lam
hostile s;.eli .nd Quiet.
s u oats gl bs.ea %. ~ rott ca ~" bahka ~ Z"
VIII hiyor, at Dnya'is BlsG. There us ior'geh
toe country ut occupation. bnt IL 9hs Let rHei.V
IN son, and tAc c.cHiy EVppt II Oh tHth f'''et
sclt.iti. iiorsrs ara r,eies starved !" hjs i..hy
There was another elenicnt affecting the coaH'ioD'
OK example hols,iaeng ec.an' p-ss.1n. ,hta :.
rie rcd tue srccd Of tLeT horses On tie if@eA Aa'
ti oup the streets.
Tie cfVc.ry bac.me. 10 n great extcat Io'reress
We g- II in 81 strcngti--slfn 100 rnder D.' ils"n
marched TO ,Din Slee. II IL NGt now es tdcr. were
:, re pl. u eonG.nicS. fior desire .. pers ma
On rid nle IRE 20 gs-.c the strength nrd Spr!f ~
getefa9 army tie 6enei.' 10, won shai gl'fy ~
hrrdsLp tol" &C TIE loiingcf fosr posts is the
cyeat % JuY ni!iitTy occupation. TIL has e'1f ec
the eieg,s of gr"a fny. a superior crniy 81 invs'
c, h.s been red0ef 10 tio defensive. Though Il was
attacked; nei,hor inic.-cepsed IN tis pssssgs
ne crossed tho AfaJsns U, non seven inousanc 10
MIRO tho,sand lnen iet Il sg'G's ~ crs..o 'enl' ID
10 city. Gowtf sc't II at'ilmtipA q '0eeS s.t,s
lJft, vas delanel rare days - 3rown,y.e aNa cone
legYr or'y VIXEN Price tDrClsd re sNighr mn ana
oHd ian ger = Little Rock I'd iniiifI"l hai' - are
ME md lpp.otcnso..s rQtise. ilnios are -
cyY beQre0t rs nervous nsacss III Il s,'D'., - V.
rcpon. Az one tine hlcriaer - ad'ans'is-,,a a'
rruttrr Kirby smith IL neaS; then Price ana Shelby
aIe tei.1g tie Ices. Oirny these gHof}..nso VI
nnaiefv i4o enemy may be- miles iva-. rey 10y, too
serve 20 Bllsl but not eonccsl tie ma tiviir
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Il. L. LIE.
Upops. ARMy or NORTHERN YRcNIA,
Friday, Dee. >, 1865.
Hon. LAMEs 4. Seldom:

Hon. JAMES 4. SEppoS;
The onerlv attacked stony Greek depot, yesterday,
ard most q, e hni!diucs c0BsGuing some stores and
corn but most Of tie latter was saved Tie railroad is
uIhaIiael
Ger. ace coming up the enemy was retiring. ct
tackled and drove him rapidly eight miles, capturing
some prisoners bat could not 5Ds hin 10 sn engage
meDt.
gbe depot was occupied by abont one hundred and
,-mel under CAPT Waidhen about ono hundred ond
twenty ave Of whom. said to have been catn cd
among them regret 10 state. Major iihugh. Quar-
tcrmaster.
Tho enemy left some dead at the depot and along toe
route Of his refrr.i L. J.. LIE.
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L.ser frsm New.Orleaus.

CARO. H.. Wtdhesday, Dec. :, va.
The steamer, W. X. Arthur, brings New-Or-
leans papers Of the ls inst but they contain 40 ness
Of Importance.
Tho Newt Orleans cotton market opened unsettled and
depressed. and continued dull and dropping 70 tho
close Small sales Of strictly Low Middng were
made at g. co. and good Ordinary at 81 T. Ear:y In
ding. 81.
Flour wss ceiling at $40 Is ior Supufne and Sill %
ioI Ezra
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Ferret Said 60 ITnvc Crossed tho Cunt
Seslnn5 Eivcr-Thc Rebels Evncun'.
ing, Preparatory 10 Their T"rch on
KeptuciSS.

LOUISVILLE. XIV, Thursday, Dec. Q, ls6i
Tie NaslU,i!c Press Of yesterday says
Sbeliug the Rebel lines and their working pariies
~ae kept up tic 9th inst, la. hardly 50 vigorously
OF pcrsistent'y the day before.
1.-THE Rebel Central Forrest, with his command is
,ad to he across tic Cumberland River. We eanno;
youch f tie truth Of tbs statement but give it as we
tear it,
1.-THE Impression reius strength among both our SOL
ders snd eli liens that tie Rebels ovacu6tine ana
q this be So the march on Kentucky may be said TO
have commenced We think this is quite possible
indeed probable"
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FROM GEN. THOMAS'S ARMY,
ErCcsioo az IA Rssei Battery on tho s"s'-
berinrsa Rfser--An Attack on the hS"'-
Ter, y,psaccesefsi--A LsccoEnoi-snScS'

NASHVILLE Thursday. Dee Z, ls64-1;" pm
Matters at the 'front.' present no cnange nom
that Of several days past.
There has hen less connoI,ding day than uS'.. .
The Rbels have established a battery on Dull
fourteen miles down the river.
Last night feytn gunboats went down ana emf eeed
his batcry, bat without dishdg!hg 'No i''''' ~"
their position.
The gunboats retained today one OF them consider
Ably damaged.
A reconnaissance was made to-day by orr forces Pc
tvoep the Lebanon and Nashville pixies.
.so, proceeding n short distance the Rebels were
discovered in cor siderable force. Our troops charged
anon the hin which the Rebels occupied and drove
hem off Two or llrce OF our men were Killed, seven
ryercy wounded, ard few slightly
Col. johnson ylo escaped from Block House No ?
80 proylcntiaily. was slightly wounded by Rebel
outlet to-day.
Two prIsonors were brought in this morLing. They
belonged 70 Tennessee and Arkansas regiments.
The river at this point is I've feet deep. The water
an the shoals is soaLt and falling.
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rrde, ,lo ursdii,-i and coriroi " the sovereign
e'fs sui any psssed by Congress 10 etnenc pate savo
sny Sa;s approx rate money RON the iftsny Oh
e States g. bay aud slaves Il tneon
,if, md vo,i
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PROTs HILTON HEAD.

'. OLE Hotir To H.tft ohNEh'FH q s'Ff "''''
Heavy Itr,i,trnco-A Of Nowuded.
BY the arrival at this port yesterday o. the
steam transport Trade ind f.om Hilton head' d u
have advices 20 the Sd Inst. Tie residents at tha'
Place weTc al under arms and doing guorc ouiy' IL
consequence Of Gen. fostor fayinc iaseD oil thenVu-
BE troops to cooperate with Gen. Sherman "ho was
expected soon 10 make bis appearance on the goa coast
Gen. f. hos net with considerable resistance On bis c
vance, AID number Of his wounded were brought mo
Hilton Head, nom which place heavy bEas could he
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burnt several bridges did considerable dalnage 20 the
railroad and collected seve1a. hundred hcad "i cattle
HE loss Y az two Killed and two or three wounded.
Inc bo.dness and energy exhibited ny n.RosScr and
tie conduct Ofhis men deserve lIueh praise.