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, 1864-12-03

zen, Gsregg.K Successful KeconnOls-
rance to stony Creck-Capture OF 100
:, Omclal Dispatch.
C1rY POINT, Thursday, Dec. 1.-General
Greeg's cavalry was sent south this morning
on a reconnaissance more particularly to dis
cover if the enemy were moving troops south.
The following dispatch is just received In re-
lation to it:
HEADQUARTERS AnHT or TIE Po7oxAc,
Dec. Is p. II.
To Lieut. Gen. Gront:
Ihave just heard from Gen. Gregg. His
dispatch is dated 4 o'clock p. H. Hc reports
having captured Stony Greek Station, which
was defended by infantry and cavalry, in
works, with artillery. He captured two
pieces of artillery, but had no means Of
bringing them of, so he spiked them and de-
stroycd the carriages. He had 100 prisoners,
liz DEPOT With 5, ,ooo sacks Of corn, 800 bales
of hay, number Of cars and large amount
bacon, clothing. ammunition and other Coy
ernmcnt stores, and destroying all the shops
and public buildings. The second brigade,
Gen: Gregg commanding, had the advance
and is reported to have most gallantly carried
the cnemy's position. Gen. Gregg Is now re-
Nojnformation can be ob,ained Of any troops
being seen going southward, either cavalry or
infantry. The bed Of the b1anch road from
Stony Creek was seen to be graded, but no
rails were laid At Dnra1l's Sintion, south Of
Stony Creek, much property was destroyed
and Il large amount of roilroad iron found.
An effort was being made to destroy it by lrc
when the staff officer who brought the dis
patch left. The enemy showed signs Of hay
ing concentrated and we're following, but the
officer thinks thinks Gen. Gregg will be in
camp by midnight. (Signed)-
GEO. &. MEADE, Mai. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS AnMY or TIE poTuMAc,
=. Nov. 30, 1894.
The utmost quiet has prevailed along the
lines for sererni days past until yesterday
afternoon, when our batteries at Fort Hill,
opened fire for the entertainment Of our Eng
lish visitors. At first the enemy did not re.
ply, but after short time opened fire from
several points, md for time apertect shower
| Of shot and shell fell in and around Fort Hill.
Unfortunately, just at this time some of the
troops on duty In the vicinity were being re-
licyed, and several casualties occurred. Lieut..
Col. Stafford, Of the Seth N. 7. VOLUNTEERS,
was wounded, and 1t Is said that he cannot
recover. Towards dark t artillery, firing
ceas sed, but the pickets kept up theirexc changes
all night. Tonight they are engaged in the
some neighborhood.
DessrtVrs continue to come into our lines
duily. They speak Of the discomfort prevail
ipg in the rebel works, and express their be-
fief Of the speedy ending Of the Confederacy.
Cor. Bradford and number Of prominent
citizens Of Maryland, arrived here to-day.
They came to present the flags to several Of
the Maryland regiments in the 5th corps, and
the presentation is expected to take place to-
morrow.
, 1864-12-03
FROM LAFAYETTE.
Arrest OF a D1eloyn1 Kentucky r.
fuEee.

--
Arrest OF a D1sloynl Kentucky He-
fugec. -.
Especial Dispatch the Chicago Tribune.l
LAFAYxrTE, Ind, Friday, Dec. ?.
Samuel Reynold, who about year since
came from Kentucky to Lafayette to reside,
was yesterday afternoon arrested by Captain
McQuiddy Of General Hovey's staff, upon
charge Of being engaged in recruiting for the
rebel armies. The evidence is said to be con-
elusive. He will be sent Immediately to IN
dianarolis fof trial. No resistance WIS
offered.
The following is the Enening Courier's ac-
count Of the arrest Of the prisoner: Samuel
Reynolds, former citizen Of Kentucky, WHO
removed to this city about year since, was
arrested at Lis residence, on Columbia street,
at five o'clock this afternoon. The arrest
WAS made BY Captain McQuiddy, chief staff
to General Hoycy, the same who: Arrested
Major General Yeakle. He was accompanied
by Colonel DeHart. Mr. Reynolds, who WIS
somewhat indisposed, was up stairs. Assoon
as the officers entered the house, the female
members Of the family, with instructive
knowledge of-their purpose, burst into tears
There WIS no other opposition to the arrest.
a ca7lage was procured, and the prisoner was
taken to the Lahr House. He will be taken
to indianapolis On the first regular train. He
| is charged with recruiting for the rebel army,
| and the evidence is said to be conclusive. He
| will be tried as sly, and If convicted, tho
penalty Is death. Tic prisoner is II widower.
Gov. Morton returned from New York yes
tcsday. BE has made arrangements for the
payment Of the January interest on the pub
| fic debt. There is money enough locked up
| in the State treasury tomect all the liabilities
OF the State, provided, Of course, that Waik-
e., the absconding agent Of the State, and
other sweet scented Coppcrhead officials, have
not appropriated the entire amount.
, 1864-12-03
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Military, Political and General Ills.
souri, News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
81. LoUzs, Ftlaay, Dec.2 =
The military authorities hare postponed in
definitely the execution of Chester, deserter,
under sentence Of death. Chester escaped
from the Military Prison some days since, with
q number OF other prisoners, but wills recap
turcd near the county line By number Col.
Fcnn's men. He is greatly prostrated and
has been very sick, and time is giycn for him
to recupezate-
A rebel guerilla is to be executed at Lex.
ington tomorrow for cutting telegraph wires.
Col. John F. Phillips, Of the Missouri State
militia, has been promoted toa Brigadier Gen.
etalshfp for gallant conduct In the recent
campaign agninst Price.
A private dispatch received here says i. D.
Richardson, correspondent of the n. 7. 1ti-
1s,,p, and Junius q. Browne, Of the Cincin-
natl Timer, who were captured while running
the blockade In 4 tug opposite Vicksburg, in
June, 1868, and who have suffered 50 much in
for E. A. Pollard, Of the Richmond Examiner,
and another rebel now in our hands.
ST. Lou1s, Dec. 2-OMcfM returns from
twenty-five counties in kansas give Crawford
f,r Governor 10,2G5, and Thatcher 7,0S6 J;
Clarke for Congress, 8,033, md Lee 7,766.
LIE O1uCtal FOLE OF 81 Auu1b county E4fEa LuE
Lincoln Electors IN average majority Of |, ,050.
Fleteher's majority for Governor, over Prize,
nearly as large. For Congress, in the First
District, Knox has 3,157, johnson ,7s1, and
Hogan 6, ,026. In the Second District, Blow
has o,o7s, Stafford 557. Fer Convention, 13,-
80, 3D. against Convention 1868.
The 9Th and 7th regiments Enrolled Mis-
souri, Militia have been mustered into the
United States service for twenty months from
November 1st, and will hereafter be known
as The 18th aud 10th Missouri cavalry. Sec.
ond Lieutenant Justus E. Bell, 9Th Minnesota,
has been dismissed the service for labltual
lr,nEonnosa-
Preparations arc being made for supple
mental drift in that portion Of this city en-
braced in the First District. Itprobably will
not be made, however, until the enrolment il
corrected according to Governor Halls late
proclamation.
Another batch Of prisoners captured from,
Price, arrived here yesterday from Springfield,
Mo
The rebel force under nasruder, in Arkan:
SIS, is said to consist Of Il, 900 fnEantry, 9,0E
cavalry and G2 pieces Of artillery.
Major General Heron has arrived here.
, 1864-12-03

NEW YonK, Fridny, Dee. a.-The Conner
eiars Washington special says: There is high
military authority for saying that the situa-
ton in Tennessee ang1lrs success.
The general regulation for the purchase OF
products Of the insurrectionary States on the
Gorernment act just promulgated provide for
the appointment Of agents bY the Secretary OF
kets or places Of purchase, vix: New Orleans,
Memphis, Nashville, Norfolk, Beaufort, Port
Roya1 and Pensacola. The price to bo paid
for any of the products purchased shall be
agreed On between the seller and the purchas,
ing agent, but in no casc to exceed the mar
ket value in the city Of New York, according
to the latest market quotations.
, 1864-12-03
FI,O9I CAIRO AND BELOW.
Military and General Nntters-The
Expedition from Melnpl&lH-1ts Suc-
ceks-Thc Navy Yard Co1aI1.issIou,
x-r. d.e


Especial Dispatch to tile Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO. Friday, Dec. 2.
The steamer City Of Cairo has arrived,
| bringing papers Of the 3oth u1t. from Mem
phis. The expedition which started from
Memphis on the steamer Neptune had re-
turned, having captured 500 stand Of arms
from the rebels in the neIghborhood Of oscc-
ola, Arkansas. No further particulars we're
learned, excepting that the reconnaissance
was successful in every respect.
The Commissioners appointed by tue Gov
ernment to make choice Of fitting place for
the permanent location Of q navy yard and
depot, returned to Mound City from their
tour of inspection to st. Louis and Caronde-
let, On the United States gunboat Daisy, at
tended By the u s. steamer Curlew, and
landed on board Admiral Lees flag ship
| B!ackhawk at noon yesterday. The gentle
men composing the commission arc Admiral
Davis, Of the. United States Nary, On behalf
Of the Navy Department; Lieut.. Col. Bow
man, of.the United States Army, on behalf Of
the War Department, and Mr.. Blunt'of New
York, representing the civil authorities. They
were accompanied by Capt. 4. II. Pennock, Of
the United States Nary, Fleet Captain Of the
Mississippi squadron, and were received on
their Decentralization by detachment Of the
Marine corps, the brass band belonging to the
flag ship playing tHail Columbia and
salute Of seventeen guns being fired in honor
Of their arrival:
Nothing has get transpired as to their deci-
sion. 1t will ere. long be given officially to
the world. >
OUR MEMPHIS DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
MEupu1e, Nov. 80, VIA CA1Ro; Friday, Dec. ..
One day last week, Col. LisbIe's band of
gneri1las appeared On the opposite side of tue
river, undera flag Of truce, desiring to ex-
change one prisoner. No notice was taken Of
them, and they disappeared. On Monday
night, q detachment Of cavalry WAS quietly
sent on board the steamer NJ, S. Mepham, and
ordered to land at point several miles ADORE.
and tal upon the guerillas md give them q
Dglt.
Gen. Washburne has promulgated IN order
requiring that a tax Of one-half per cent. Der
month, be levied upon and collected Of MI
persons in this city, who are in
any way exempt from militia
duty and hold trade permits. This tax will
be upon amount Of business per month grant
cd IN the permit. Tho fund thus raised will
bc devoted to defrayins expenses Of militia,
and paying form permanent band for each rev;-
mcnt. It is needless to say that this order
will be received with almost universal satis.
John Morgan, the notorious Arkansas
bushwhacker, was brought up from White
River on Monday, and Is now In confinement
, 1864-12-03
FROM MILWAUKEE,
Melancholy Like Disaster and Loss Of
Life.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
MnwACKEE, Friday, Dec. 2, 1851.
During the heavy storm Of wind and rain
that came up last night the brig Mahony, in
tow of the tug Muir, for this port, was cap
sized and sunk off Port Ulec, about fifty miles
north Of this city. Capt. Tabbcuner,' insu-
rance agent Of this G3{ty, and the mate of the
vessel were drowned. The pumps having fall
cd, the brig went down In moment after
ahe carccned.. The captain Of the ill-fated
vessel and several Of the scamen JUMPED over
board and swan beyond the reach Of the sue
tion and were saved. The brig went ashore
some ten days ago, and Capt. Tabbcnner went
out with the ing to bring her to this port. At
the time of the accident the vessel WAS about
three-foufths Of mile from the shore. It Is
q source Of extreme regret to the friends Of
the lost that the tug was unable to pick up
the bodies. Capt. Tabbcrner WIS well known
to vessel and insurance men on the lakes, af,d
particularly among shippers in this city. he
was deservedly popular among all who had
business with him. He leaves wife md fam
liz of children to mourn his t1ntimely loss
, 1864-12-03

NEW YoEK, Friday, Dec 2-Hon. ". r.
r.. Cobb, recently expelled from the rebel
Congress on tile charge Of communicating
with the enemy, WAS killed In North Alabama
a few days since By the accidental discharge
of pistol in his possession.
, 1864-12-03

SASpF HOOK. Dec. 2.-Thc China, from
Liverpool the 10th, aud Queenstown the Goth,
hns arrived with seyen days later adriees.
The news is unimportant. The British Ad.
miralty has issued stringent orders against
naval officers engaged in blockade-ranning.
COMMERCIAL.
L1vERPoo1, Nov. II. Cotton bnoyant, with an
advance Of 4n1d, closing firm.
Manchester mnrket flrner and advancing. Bread
su1ffs quiet and steady. Wheat easier Provts
io1e dull. Lard buoyant. Produce quiet and
stea1ler.
Consois closed at 9119t} for money; Illinois
Central 51952 discount; Eric 40f2ii.
The Paris Bourse is stcady; rentes G5 francs
centimee,
, 1864-12-03

NEW YoRK, Friday, Dec. 2.-Thc New York
Tribune's Washington special says: Judge
Holt haring peremptorily declined the up
pointment to the vacant Attorney Gencral-
ship, the retiring Attorney General strongly
urges that his assistant, Titan Coffee, be ap-
DOiTtel
, 1864-12-03

:: New YoRK, Friday, Dec. o.--Jpdge Russell,
in The Court of Sessions to-dny, sentenced
VIM. Hennice, q garroter, to the State Prison
for 20 years.
, 1864-12-03
From x0wu.


DAVENPORT, Friday, Dec. 2.-The Sd and
I'd Iowa regiments have been consolidated.
With the new recruits and drafted men, the
consolidated regiment il now at the maxi
mum.
Eight or ten persons were seriously though
not fatally poisoned Mt keokuk On Tuesday,
by eati, g tomatoes that were put up in old
cans.
Col. J. C. Cnlbertson has resigned the office
of Assistant AdIutant General Of: this State,
having been elected Clerk, Of the johnson
County District Court. Adtt; Gen. Baker, In
m of3cin. letter published In the Gazette here,
compliments him highly for Ills valuable SER
vices
F. Il. Impey, Esq, of this city, for more
than two years past Que Of the most efficient
pointed by the Governor rs. Assistant Adju-
tant General of the State, with the rank of
Colonel Of cavalry, rice Col. Cu!bertson, @~e-
signed. URder this appointment Col. 1mpey
will also be ex cb7eio Paynnaster General ofthe
, 1864-12-03

NEW YonK, Friday, Dec. .2.-Nothing yet
has been heard oft he steamship North Star.
The report of her having been spoken, in tow
Of another steamer is incorrect.
, 1864-12-03

OF thc excellent md jealous com1nandant
at Camp Douglas for the period covered By
the rctils, the cxcitements and the successes
ten "wcll done" Tic has paid sterling SER
vice to the cause Of sound loyalty, and by
vigilance, TACT and skill shown himself the
man and tho soldier. Col. Sweet hates
rebel. He is not mcaly-mouthed In
his expressions, nor kid-gloved in his
acts. uc believes that steel md blood
letting arc the only cure for the
disease of armed revolt against the Govern
mcnt, not to say he would not admit a judi
cious system of lignturcs into his prnctice
in cases where powder and lead arc too re-
spectacle medicamcnt, and hemp inst the
thing. For months past ChicdSo has been In
actual peril. There have lurked and prowl-
ed among us enemies as deadly as those who
1rnip their weapons upnn our brave boys in
blue on tue battle field, or assasstnate 2ucElcss
loyalists In the disturbed sections Of the bqE-
der. These mcn mcant mischief They came
here red handed, with murder in their hearts,
and the torch ready to fire The explosive ma
tcr1al for civn war In our mldst-IAe great
prison camp. They met with sympathy from
those among Ills whose property relations to
our community would seem to have
furnished them guarantee asAinst such
imputations. They met with the help
Of She rebe1s rs ycnomous Us Mrs.
Hutchins, of Baltimore, and her sisters whose
zeal las been rohukcd in her condigu fate
They found ready to their hand a political Or
srauixation, which held to be sure very many
GOOD loyal men, but in and ont Of whose rot
, 1864-12-03

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, 1864-12-03

1ibblc at the bait. Already the lines arc clos
ing, and each hour the threads Of the net arc
more c0tuntetelY HQYcu,
, 1864-12-03

If Gen. Pope, who was recently summon
ed to Washington from Milwaukee,. has zone
10 City Point, and 1t is rumorcd that he Is to
have command Of the I'd CORPS lately CON-
manded By Gen. Hancock.
, 1864-12-03
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1864.

tbority frnm Richmond for putting them in
the rebel army.
Adyices from New Orleans bring intel1i-
gencc th5t large cavalry cxpt dltion~ Was to
leave TINT city some days since, the object
traband at present. The expedition is under
skiluul officer, who Is noted for dealing
heavy blows to the rebels.
, 1864-12-03
FULL DETAILS; OF THE
PREVIOUS SITUATION.
OUR VICTORY MT FRANKLIN
ON WEDNESDAY,,
We Capture 80 Stands Of
Colors.
LATEST FROM SHER-
MANS EXPEDITION.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS
SUMMARY FROM KANSAS
AND MISSOURI.
Our Cairo and Memphis Dispatches
--Ncat Little Union Operations.

DOWN THE RIVER NEWS-REBEL
LIFE IN L0UISIANA---NEW
ORLEANS NEWS.
, 1864-12-03

Execution OF Muller.
NEW ToRE, Dec. 2.--Mullcr was executed
in London on the 14th ult., making confes-
sion On The ec0tEoId.
, 1864-12-03

sE George D. Prentice has obtained pass
10 visit Richmond, TO intercede with JEFF.
Davis, for pardon of his son who Ia IN Hoods
army, and under sentence qf death for mur-
, 1864-12-03

GEN. GRANTS DISPATCH.

Tho Latest from the Military Sltnn-
tfdn-Yhe Baat1e at Franklin on
Vr6r~x1rr
, 1864-12-03

NEW foRK, Friday, Dec. o.-The steamer
Arabia has been sold by the Ctnarl COM
pany, n
, 1864-12-03
GER BALTIMORE LETTER

The Case Of Mrs, 11utchlns Of Baftf-
more-Intere&t1nC Sketch and 11n1-
phutfc Warning to CFlno1Ine Trait
, 1864-12-03
Nr:l anncrtl5rnlel1tS.

A TTHE REGULARMONTH
n meeting of.the Dr!ckiaycrs' and Masons' Asso-
cInttcn. the following resolution was offered: - .
RrspLrKp,Tha the thanks ofthts Society be tfnf I'd
to thomas b. Bryan for his generous donauon of IS.
, 1864-12-03

In FAVOR or ABo11su1Nd SLAvERY.-The
Rock lAland (nl) Daily ATgus democratic
paper), Of yesterday, has an editorial article
in favor Of the adoption, at the ensuing ses
sion Of Congress, Of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution, prohibiting slavery in the
United States. 1t deems the death Of slavery
as settled fact, and advises the Democrats
in Congress to anticipate " manifest destiny"
BrarOl
, 1864-12-03

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, 1864-12-03

der. The granting Of this pass by the Presi-
dent Inns heaped Goals Of fire on Prcnticc'a
head, cs no man attacked him during the late
campaign more yirulently and scurrilously
than did Mr. Prentice. =,
, 1864-12-03
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, 1864-12-03

E Some Of the correspondents of the
rebel press hare nice notion of hrmor after
all. 4 specimen cropped ont recently On the
occasion of the receipt Of supply of artillery
for Jubal Early, who found himself one morn
ng rather ehort Of that article, Just after he
had been getting new outfit. When the
last lot Of ne*gun came along they were
found to be labelled "Licut. Gen. Early"
But some fellow, who had an eye to the IT.
ness Of things, prcn1ed to the cards "Majoz
Gen. Sheridan, in care Of -" So 1hat they
read "Major Gen. Sheridan, care Of Lieut..
Gen. Ear1y,n
, 1864-12-03

Gen, (sreEE.K Successful HeconnOlS-
saalce 10 stony Crcck--Capture OF 1870
l'ribnnerx and Z Guns-Geu. Nende,s
Omclal U1spateh.
, 1864-12-03

The rebel force under Nasruder, In Arkan.
SIS, is said to consist Of H. 900 fnE4ntry, 9,000
cayalry and G2 pieces Of artillery.
Maior Genet1l Heron has arrived here.
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DIED.

DIED,
On Monday, February 9Th, at 2 pm HORATIO
g. OEEAL, OF the ourth Auditors Office, in tn ;
77th year of his age.
His friends and acqusintsnces are invited to at
teLd hin funeral this (Tuesdayl afternoon, At 3
O'Clock, from his late residence, No 522 NJ street,
between 9Th and 18th SITS.
Frederick md papers please copy.l
On Monday. the 9th Infant, WILLIAM J. BUT
Len, in the 24th year OF his age.
TT relatives and friends of the family re-
fpectfuly invite, TO attend his funeral ID morrow
stterno on,at O'Clock, Fl ON his residence, No 81
i street, near 18Th.
At half past Il O'Clock m, Feb 8th, ELIZA K.
BROWN second dsugh er of A. and Eliza Browo.
ssed years
Fri.r DIS Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral. at O'Clock to morrow, the l0ta from the
rt'idencs OF her father Third, between l and &
streets.
At the residence Of his upcla. Elias DAWSON, NJ
street between 4th ana S,h 81 reefs, LkVI DAVI5,
in the 60 IA yesr of bis ase.
Bis friends ana the frieI ds OF the family are
sited to attic nd his funeral on Wednesday evening
the 10th, at O'Clock
At Cum be:land Nd on the morning of the 9Th
iIstaGt, DOROTHY, reict Of tie late Capt. Ssml
kiinon of this city, in the sixty third year of er
age Her end was peace >
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Ter ron in Law Fenaick, south aide Il e,
between Cd snd Sd street. west. to morrow Wed :,
nes6ey morning, st ~ to which her reiati
ana friends are invited
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o'clock A NJ daily, Sundays excepted } mt the
ni,ih gay Of February next, at tn monument
erLund in Govern 70 snt funds at thu time OF the
sale sales to commence on Thur.6G. January
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ia i7l2t Gspt. 3. v.
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