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DEATHS.

frTp7MtS On Triisy, I'D inst, Naruf
dstshtcF OF John and Margaret BIidsnan, e eY,
yeas. III
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rents lAp ieNisst. Qoe, d
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honn. st,h iiist 1t O'Clock, fIom the Church
cat uftloi Invitation. 81
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st seY 81 liam and Bridget Leonard, Nod 3 -
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DAWNBROKER'S TICKETS PURCHASO
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Free state General Committee and
General Banks Proclamntion-A Com
vention to be Held to Form . state Con-
stitutiop, &c.
The steamship Empire City Omitted States ransport)
Captain Baxter from New Orleans January 10, arrived
at this port yesterday forenoon.
New Orleans papers Of tho 7h and 18th inst are TO
hand BY the Empire City.
The Evening Star, from New York, arrived at New Or
leans on the evening Of the 17th inst
Young Mems Union Association was organized 10
New orleans the night OF the 10th inst J. p Sullivan
IL the President
Tho Free State Union Association OF the First district
held well nlled meeting tho Same night
The New Orleans Times says
AZ It's meeting Friday night tho free state General
Committee mcmoriazed General Banks, pray ing him 10
far modify bis proclamation TO have the election for
delegates 10 convention TO form State constutiou as
vol for state officers, the 22d proxmo Yesterday
the memorial presented, and the prayer rcoco
10 learn, was readily granted
Michael Rogan Que Hundred and Seventy fourth New
York Volunteers, fell overheard Friday night, below
Donadsonvllo, from The steamboat J. s. Pripgle, on
her passage from New Orleans Every effort was mado
10 recover bis body, but without success
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False Report Of tho Advance OF the
Enemy-Opposition TO the Rebel Com
seription-Fight Between Soldiers and
Citixens "a Coiiicrtoyvn, &c.
Mr.. r. c. Wilson'S DESPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT WEsTERs VIRGINIA,
Jan. 20, 1864
Al very lato hour last night report reached hero
that the outpost al Petersburg 10 Hardy county,
being approached by large rebel force from the Shenan
doah Valley, by way Of Brooks Gap. necessary
tyty at once was caused 10 prevail In certain portions
Of this department
The very latest Information received here up this time
does not confirm the report but tho contrary leads
conclusiveiy characterize tho report a. almost TO-
tally un:ounded in any way guaranteed BY state
OF facts they and stll. Therefore again
report oil quiet TO night
The following is highly important from lie significance
OF courte allowance must be made the matter OF abso
lute correctness, when take into consideration the
manner in which it reaches u.s.
The rebels are reported TO have had serious disturb
ance at ColiertowD, Rockbrdge county, Va On last
Friday afternoon attempt was made to force man
Into the ranks who said he had not been regularly
scripted His friends inteIfered 10 his behalf squad
OF soldiers, who bad como from Amherst Court
House on special business, by way OF Robert
sons Gap 10 lexington and from thence TO Collier
town, arrived % time to take sides against the
mao and his ENDS. kind Of eight epsued, IN which
two soldiers we're SHOT In retaliation the soldiers killed
and wounded Eve citizens The wife Of ono OF the killed
citizens, the same leaving large family to mourn hs
loss drew knife and severely cut OF the men Not
withstandng the citizens made good Eight.
The soldiers trumphcd and bore tho pressed man away
now many citizens were engaged cannot learn AZ
templs we're made the Of this disturbance
from spreading T. adjacent counties.
To judge from this Affair." tho retcl authorities must
have organized press gangs This, indeed looks bad for
their conicderacy
The weather continues summorIike
FRosrBvRe, jan. 20, 1904.
It's very warm mere justiikc sumner. This place Is
fourteen hundred feet above Cumberland, Md
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M + A ID E,.S A II NJ Y
Wholesale Descrtfons from the Enemy
Lively skirmtsh with Guardianship
pretended Rebel Raid, &c.
mR. WILLIAM yoUsa's DESPATCH.

MR. WILLIAM YouNo's DESPATCH.
ARMY rHE PoroSAc, Jan. 2s, 1854
Il Is reported that ono hundred and thirty desertcrs
came into lines yesterday 10 one squad the pickes
leaving their posts and coming with them.
George Bigslov, OF tho Sixth Ohio cavalry, killed
yesterday near warrepton by guerlas, under clrcum
stances that render his death nothing less than cold
blooded murder. tN.
six Of strothers rebels captured yesterday not
Car from steyensburg BY the third Indiana cavalry,
which Was subsequently attacked by superior rebel
forco aud ost ton or twelve udaniaus. The skru,sn
was lively but Short
Major White, Of tho Fifth New York cavalry, has jus
returned from reconnaissance with dismouuted
the Neck between tho Rappahanncck aud Rspdan,
hth encountered serious obstacles bis march
than mud Bushwhaokers bad been somew hal dcmon
strative previously.
The lrsn Legion are to have ealas FaIrfar Station
TO morrow evening.
General Augur reviewed the troops Of General Tylers
command Al Fairfax Court Houec yesterday afternoon.
General lavies. Of KiIpatrcks cavalry division, went
70 washington 10 day, on short furIcugh.
Citizens OF warrenton profess 10 have information that
an extensive rebel raid into that town s eon'emphsoi
70 morrow WITS
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Daring Burglary in Sixth Avenuc.
SEVERAL SHOTS YIReD BUT NO ONE INJUREn-0NI
OF TIE BURgLARs ARRESTED.

Mr. Peter Michaes, proprietor OF a grocery store al
7el Sixth avenue and who sleeps tho premises, was
aroused from his slumbers latc Wednesday night BY
hearing burglars forcing open tho front door with an iron
bar In a momont tho thieves were inside, when Mr..
Mlcbaeis gave the alarm. He was threatened with IN
slant death 10 further noise made but, dsre
gardips the threat Mchaes brought double barrelIed
musket 10 bear the burglars; bot he could not dis
charge IT, AS he snapped the gun two shots were nrcd
at him. but without effect whereuron the burglars de-
camped pursued by the frightened storekeeper Hear.
ing the report OF firearms, ocers McGnns, Cook and
Brady IL the Twenty second precinct hastc si 10 tbs
spot aud the burglars running d0~n Forty fourth
street. three pistols fired NJ the officers BY Tho
fugitves who refuge lot Of Broad
way and Forty iourth street one Of them to-
wards Eighth avenue but officer Soorey, coming up tho
street at that moment laced the and knocked bin
on the head with club, aud thus secured the rascal
IN the meantime search made tho other burglar
but no was 10 DO found. The prisoner IS tweptyono
years q age aud his name as frank Quinn He was
taken before Justice Kelly aud locked for trial with
bail Much oxcitemcut was created IN tho negbbor
hood Forty fouth street ana Sixth avone, many cit
zeus hearing the cry Of "Watchp aud "Poeel and tho
discharge of pistols believing that murder had been
Committed. pistol discharged by one OF the bur-
glas at officer McGnnIs, the ball from which passed
through window OF tho Mason inuse 10 sixth avenue
Jimmy. brace Al 4 bit aud candle wcro found on tho
walk where the burglars had dropped them IN Their
flight,
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TAs Conspiracy Against Napoleon and M
msrous Arrests in Paris.
N. Theirs Speech on Hpnaparte's Rule
and French Liberty.
the scHlEswlG-HolsIEN QUESTION.
Chances Of Peace Amid Prepare.
tions for War,
Ia ra AN n Ill

no steamship City Of New York, Captain Kennedy,
which left Liverpool the 10Th Queenstown on the
Nah o. January Is tarday, arrived a. this port yester
DAY afternoon.
ne City Of New York was detained in the river Nor
Soy, OF Liverpool, for two days, by dense fog
mo steamship Kedar, Captain Muir, from Queenstown
- the 18th inst also arrived al This port yesterday
evening.
The news by the City Of New York is six days later
Than he advices By the Canada a. Halifax
ne Belgian ministry had resigned.
ne foaca Of Madrid OF January ID asserts that tho
msish ambassador had presented despatch 10 the
spanish government, requesting settlement Of the qucs
ton o. the English certificates Of the passive debt
Sir Noses Monse1ore left Gibraltar the GIN Of Janua
~ for sa to seek interview with the Sultan OF Mo.
Vocos 70 obtan tbatthe Jewish subjects shall
cry squaIrshts with the Mahometans.
be EDslsh iron ships Warrior Black Prince, Defence
With The Edgar (wooden) arrived al Madeira the 9th
t AFTER excellent passage Of seven days from England
Uiasipaly under SAIL The iron ships surprised every
60 going frequently under sail at the rate Of nine and
- knots hour The squadron arrived al Tensre on
Ne a. after passage VI three days, and sailed for Glib
Faltas the Sd inst.
Colonel Crawlsy IL 10 resume command Of the Sixth
nnskillso dragons
me Archduke Macmillan Is expected 10 arrive 10 Paris
early 10 February.
AAvicss from Constantnople to he TN inst state that
agitation prevails at Antioch.
The monthly debit and credit OF the account Of tho
Bank Of France shows the following changes compared
with bills discounted, not yet due,
lloX millions; bank notes, tsh millions; current &C
count, 5S millions Decrease-Cash hand, AK mil
lions; advances, IL aah millions. Treasury balapce
104 millions.
The steamship Rlron, with the heavy portion OF tho
Calcutta China Bombay and Mauritus mails passed the
Needles al southampton at forty minutes past two
n January Is, but was detained BY the fog
ACanson despatch Of November Is says The Amor lean
steamer Scotland. Captain Russell had been seized BY
~ Custom authorities for taking guns and other
sraband.
The Great Eastern has been bought In at auction for
ESQ 900. There was only one bid made.
The steamer Sumter, offered AZ tho time, brought
A,o0o
me Hecla, from New York, reached Liverpool on tho
morning Of The 18th Of January making the passage
home with one engine only.
me Jura arrived on Londonderry at six O'Clock The
evening Of the 18th inst
me steamship Edioburg, from New York, arrived at
LIVERPOOL on tho 18Th inst.
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fell calm and she psvaAsss came no with her and burnt
her. Tue Contest loaded With teas rags aud cston
the Contest 096 tons. balls a New York 10 lS02,
and owned BY .. a. Low Bros. Of Now York.
- Another Rebel Cruiser Aaoat.
bombay (Dec 1I) Correspondence Of London Shipping
Gazettel
barb supposed 70 DO Confederate cruiser, was sig
nazed Nov. n, nllatIude north longitude 90 east,
which did not reply, aud evidently having particular
course Is sbo rocking about, by the Fattay Alum
West, arrived hero.
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Frcisu 0rxRA--fho rsprescn tatons OF Nv. Harrsons
troupe continue overnowiog houses at the Prk
theatre, Brooklyn. Mariana repeated Tor the third
time Wednesday evening with vastly improved effect
the orchestra and chorus having been greatly ST. epsn
encd The performance The best that has been gwen
By The troupe since commencement, and The audience
manifested their satisfaction By encorns almost every
thing This evening tho bohemian eir win Dc repe''ea
for the twelfth time, aed Mariana VIII % give" ~
morrow On tuesday next tho Performances " '"'
troupe will be resumed Al Nibo's
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s ST.. JoHs, ". y. Jan 2s 1854
In the Chesapeake case today tho prisoners counsel
cited the Imperial act q henry VIII, relating 10 piracy
and produced copy OF the commission cstaohsn'nga
vico admiralty court In this PROVINCE coutendfna 'erc
fore that tho police court had authority undsr the OK
tradition in cases o. piracy TWO witnesses ~erc called,
h. testified that paper said TO DO Parksrs commits
sInn WA shown AZ meetngs IN 81. John.
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JEFFERSON CRY, No., Jan. ~, 1864.
General Brown has asked FOR court martial 10 nves
tgate the charges made By United States Senator wkn
son that (Browu) had confined forty Uuiou soldiers
Tor releasing the sIaves-of rebels in arms that soldiers
aud cnizens had boon arrested Cor hurrahing for Jim
Lane and that inquiry be extended all matters
uccic with the management Of aars In the Central dis
trict u Missouri. Ngt.#r
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Defeat or the Rebels Near Florence.
OPTICAL DESPATCH FROM DEN. THOMAS.

OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN. THOMAS.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. ~, 1864.
Major General HALLEcx, General in Chief
COL Borne, with forco Of four hundred and Gfty
Of the Twenty.eghth Kentucky mounted infantry and
the Fourth Michigan cavalry attacked the camp or Homo
Guards Col Culbertson commanding, and rontod thcm,
destroying their camp a considerable number Of
and other property. Col Borne returned TO hs camp
without any casualties in his force.
Johnstons brigade, Of Roddy's command crossed tho
Tennessee river at Cambridge three miles, Newport
Ferry six miles, below Florence, intending to make
junction with brigade Of infantry which expected
cross tho river Lambs and Brown FERRIES aud
tbence proceed to Athens. capture forces there
We engaged them, killing fifteen, woaudipg quite
number, and taking some OF them prisoners Among
them are three commissioned officers.
Our loss is ten wounded. GEORGE II THOMAS,
Major General Commanding
Retreat OF the Rebel Army under john
eN ston.
CINCINNATI, Jan 2s, 1884.
special despatch from Chattanooga says that John
ston's army has fallen back from Dalton
Coloncl Burke, Of tho Tenth ohio regiment, with dag
OF truce, forty Eve miles, and could End enc
my.
Rebel advance pokess at Kingston, forty miles
south OF Dalton. probably to cover the retreat
Cheathams DIVISION went TO Kingston on Wednesday.
Several unimportant cavalry raids have been made 10
this retreat.
skirmishing. ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
tiOn OF Tennessee, &c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1864.
A special despatch from Nashville says persons who
left Knoxville Saturday report skrmshius between
LoDgstreets cavalry and No doubt felt but that
Knoxville can be held
Governor johnson has issued proclamation for tho
election or county officers In tho counties under the
Union power. DsIoysI persons not permitted 70
vote, and very rigid oath Is prescribed.
Morgan Threa tcntng . Raid In Ken-
tucky. -
CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1854.
reported that John morgan, with regiments.
win make raid into Kentucky through the gaps The
eastern pars OF the State.
One thousand Michigan and Wisconsin recruits passed
through Indianapolis yesterday, going 10 the front.
J. s. Bristol superintendent Of Repairs OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company died at xena, Ohio, 10 day
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

ON LiquOrs-Sutt In Regard 20 the
Treasure Recovered from tho Golden
Age, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81, 1854.
The liquor merchants much excited at the prospect
Of another being levied by Congress upon thcr stocks
Of liquors They say they have already paid oae excise
the liquors which have gone into their private
stores and they with what justice they
be called upon 10 pay another.
r T. j. L. Smiley has been arrested. at the suit OF the
agents OF tho London underwriters for refusing 70 do
liver up account for tho treasure recovered from the
wreck Of the Golden Gate Mr. Smiley has boon
In the custody OF the United States Marshal for several
days The Court requires Mr.. Smiley 70 give bonds foe
$50 ,0o0
The work OF raising the ship AquiIa, for the purpose
OF saving the Monitor Comanche, Is progressing as fa
vorably can DO expected.
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The Kentucky Legislature.

FRANKFoRr, KY, Jan. az, 1854.
rho Kentucky legislature today elected George y
Prentice ,dor u The Jopai Printer on the third
ballot, by a nearly uronlmous
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News from Nicaragun.

SAN JUAN DEL STR, Dec Y, 1868.
Tho Panama Railroad steamer Salvador arrived here
this morning, with the Commissioners Of this govern
ment from tho United States and DOL. Ward tho super
intendent OF the Transit Company.
The prospect 10 that all matters will be amcably set
tied between this government and the Transit Company
and this line OF transit will be speedily opened.
There 10 no political news All Is quiet.
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. GENERAL GRANTS DEPARTMENT.
.~o~s-.>~~~~ye<~>~-~~<
The Attempted Rebel Raid In Middle
Tennessee.
r~o-c---~-~---~--~---~~---~~
Defeat of the Enemy at
Athens, Ala.
-~~~~~>S>~~v~---~y,o~~>-~~-
The Rebels Badly Whipped
at Florence.

The Defeat OF the Rebels Mt Athens, Ala.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. ~, 1854
Later nlofm'ton from Geaera Dodge, at Pulaski Ten
nossee, under date Of tho both inst says
The enemy crossed tho Tennessee river est night and
attacked Athens Alabama this morang and were defeat
ell, and are now trying to get back.
Tho troops at Athens had mostly gone Florenco 10
attack Johnstons force crossing there and Colonel arr
son, with six hundred rebels and pieces artillery
took advantage OF their absence, and were badly
feated.
Still later advces say that Dodge has badly whipped
Johnston at Florence.
In all probability tho rebel raid is AZ end