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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
Sheridan.

Information was received here Oh yes,
terday that column of Sheridan's for
ces, estimated at eight thousand men
had crossed the Blue Ridge at Chester
Gap and were moving towards Gordons
vile. Another report put the force OF
this column at five thousand infantry and
cavalry, and four pieces ofartillery. They
are said to have reached Madison Court
House at five o'clock OH Tuesday evening
Since then, nothing has been heard from
them Their object is believed to be to
cut the Central Railroad at Gsrd0nsville
We, however, for reasons that it is not
necessary to mention, feel little appre
hension for the safety of that point.
The telegraph wire between Gordons
Vile and Trevillian's, nine miles thi'
side, was cut in several places yesterday
morning. This was, no doubt, the work
of the enemy's scouts. The country il
this neighborhood is densely wooded and
favorable to the operations of scouts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
Cavalry Fight near GordonsviIle.

New YORK, Dec. 27-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 25th says: Our cavalry
were attacked by Lomas' cavalry on
Thursday, and the latter gradually fell
back Oh Gordonsville, Virginia. 1t was
rumored that portion of the Union
force has gone in the direction of Char
lotteville. If Gordonsville was not me-
naced until Yesterday, 23d, the place
was safe, owing to the disposition of
troops.
The Wing of the24th says: The prob
abilities are that Gordonsville has been
occupied by the enemy. General Lee, in
an official dispatch OF the 23d, says
Rosser attacked and drove back Custar's
division, nine miles from Harrisonburg.
This was the reconnaissance made by Gus
tar already noticed. He fell back when
his object was attained
The Richmond papers, in view Of the
danger Of losing Gordonsville, say it
contains no supplies and is worth moth
ing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
WHEELING REGISTER.
nrnSEspAY MORNING., DEC, IS, 1854.
TeIegraphic Summary.

rb. Richmond Whig of the 25th says
g. i robable that GordOnsyille has been
.nnied by the Federal forces. Gen.
Tao saws that OH the 23d, Rosser attacked
and drove back Custar's division nine
niles from Harrisonbarg
Late Richmond papers say that Stone
,a,n OF Burbridge's raiders h.:s fcturn-
ID to East Tennessee. .,
Price is reorganizing his army in Ar
..os.s and claims to have thirty three
thousand Missonriaiis.
Fit2hugh Lee has recovered from his
wounds, and is in the saddle again.
General Gardner is accamulating
,roous to meet the Union raiders Operat,
ius in the vicinity ofMobile.
General Pamer's (Union) expedition
,,,n, Plymouth under Colonel French,
ND the Roanoke, had several engage
ments with the enemy, defeating him
every time.
The rebel dispatches from Wilmington
,ay that the Union gunboats and trans
uorts attempted to land troops on the
Roanoke last Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, but were repulsed every time,
Gen. Hooker has information OF pro-
iectel raid OH Chicago, by rebels in
Canada.
The Missouri Legislature met ami Of
l,uized at Jefferson City, on the 9th,
General Thomas was, on Sunday
uioht, twenty one miles South OF Column
ha. about half way between that place
anil the Tennessee river. Hood is still
mn the North side of the river, and viii
find If difficult to cross, with Thomas
pressing closely i'll his rear, Military
authorities consider the situation very
encouraging
Gold closed at the regular board at
,2l74. and at the evening exchange at
rhe sdme hgme.
TheLynchburg Dispatch says that Breck-
ulidge fought the Federal troops two
days at Marion, Smith County, Va, driy-
mg them from their position Z
Additional particulars OF the capture
of Savannah are received, confirming,
but not materially changing the previous
reported accounts Sherman announces
that he intends to move immediately up
the Savannah river and capture Augusta
and operate against Charleston and the
abroad communications.
Several of the St. Adams raiders es-
aped from the Canadian authorities, but
we're arrested in New Hampshire, hav-
mo enlisted with the intention OF desert
ing at the first opportunity.
1t is probable that Mr.. Fessonden will
succeed Nh Dayton i'll the French Mis-
son.
Adviccs have been received from Adj
miIal Portcr's feet promising a speedy
success 1t is thought that Forts Fisher
and Casewell will soon be captured and
then Butler will operate directly against
Wilmington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
SOUTHERN NEWs.Il
Latest Richmond Papers.
Gen. Price Organizing Troops
IReturn Of the Raiders derssoseman
or BurIsiss se..Richnaena Papers On
the Cenditisn Of the Ceafederacy--'
Union Treeps Marching ON Mobile.
Press Dispatch-I

lETtSS AkSFatAhAl
New YORK, Dec. 27.-Richmond papers
claim that the Union raiders under
iStoneman OF Burbridge, who have done
80 much damage and caused so nuch
slarm in Southwest Virginia, have re,
turned to East Tennessee, and they also
saw General DayidsOn's expedition from
Baton Rouge has done inealculable dam-
age to the railroad, and destroyed i'm
lmense quantities of saplies- 1t is also
stated that Price is organizing his army
in Arkansas, and has $4,000, all Missou-
rians. il-l4ltt
The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday
acknowledges that affairs with the Con
federacy are under cloud.
Beauregard, under date of Charleston,
22d, announces that our forces occupied
Pollard, Alabama, burned the govern,
nlent and railroad buildings, and retired
They were pursued thirty miles by Gen
Liddill.
The Richmond Dispatch of the oath
says Standwatch has clothed and armed
his Indians, and is in thevicinity of Fort
Smith, destroying Yankee wagon trains.
Fitzhugh Lee is in the saddle again III
the vicinity of Charleston, Virginia.
The Richmond Sentinel says that the
exchange of prisoners will be resumed at
Richmond in order that the 5000 due
the rebels may be delivered. Italso says
that the negroes, frightened at tho pros,
pect of cohscriptiOn, are beginning to
leave Richmond in drOves. .,a,.
The latest Richmond papers doubted
the report of the capture OF Savannah,
but cOnsOled themselves that if true, II
was all for the best. The dispatch says;
Even allowing Savannah, Charleston,
Mobile, and even Richmond to be cap
tured, and still the war is not over.
The Dispatch Of the Path says a Yam
kee column has started from Suffolk in
the direction of Weldon. This force is
supposed to be tho same lately started tc
be encamped at Falmouth.
The Richmond Wing of the Oath says
General Gardner is accrimulating troops
to meet the Union raiders operating in
the vicinity of Mobile, Mauryis doing the
same at Mobile. The Union troops, 5,5W
strong, are marching on Mobile Scott
and Others are in the right place at the
right time, and warm work may be ex.
pected shortly. Unless there is strong
Union force to cooperate, Mobile is IL
no danger Governor Watts, OF Alabama
has issued astirring proclamation calling
upon every body to fly to Mobile. An
other proclamation to the militia from
General Duff Green says tho enemy arc
within twenty miles of Mobile.
The Lynchbufg Dispatch Of the 2ls1
says Breckenridge has fought the enemy
two days at Marion, the county seat ot
Smith county, Virginia, and rove hin
from his front
jeff Davis having asked an Increase O.
salary, bill has been passed. by tht
rebel Senate to provide for lighting and
warming the executive mansion, and fol
the supply of forage and eommissary
stores for the ommander-in-chief of the
armies and navy of the Confederate
States TIE Richmond Examiner ridi
cules the act with biting sarcasm. n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
From the bouth. .

An official dispatch from Wilmington,
received Tuesday night, announced that
thirty of the sixty-five Yankee war YES
sells that recently sailed from Hampton
Roads, had arrived of that place Moth
ing was heard from Wilmington OH yes
tefday. 1t is to be hoped that the gale
which sprung up last night swept the
North Carolina coast with greater vio-
lelce than it evipced hsre, From Sayan-
nah We have nothing At last accounts
it was closely invested on the south and
west by Sherman. The Yankee papers
state that their iron-clads are about to
move up the river to prevent our troops
evacuating the place, if they are SO dis
posed. This is easier said than done. -
Our forts aud torpedoes will bring them
to stand still before they reach the city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
The At. AIhaus Rniders.

CoNCORD, N. H., Dec. n Three Of the
ST Adams raiders made their escape on
Monday, by secreting themselves in the
ears until ACROSS the line. They then
proceeded to Lebanon, N. H., and enlist
adj, receiving the bounty, hoping to get
back to Dixie, at Uncle Sans expense.
They were, however, detected, and are
now in the State prison at Concord. A
considerable amount of money was found
4 in their nOssessiOn. -l..-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
More Particulars from Savannah
The City fall of Citizens and Refu-
TPress Dispatch.

New YORK, Dec. 27-The Worlds
special from Fortress Monroe OH the 26th,
learns from Major Gray, of Sherman's
staff, particulars of the capture of Savan-
nah. Tho surrender was made by the
Mayor and council. Sherman's head
quarters are in the city. The demand
for the surrender was made on the 10th
and Sherman closed his dispatch with
Hoods words, to the negro troops at
Dalton, to the effect that if the demand
was not complied with he would take no
prisoners. Hardee replied that he could
and would hold the city.
Sherman proceeded to complete his in
vestment of the city, but owing to the
swamps on the north side could not ex-
tend his lines in that direction. Hatche's
division of Fosters force held the left OF
orr line, occupying the upper part of
Hutcherson's Island, completely block
aiding ingress and egress over the river
below, where ferry boat was discovered
playing between the city and Union
causeway.
This was the hole through which Hardee
got out Our prisoners are increased by
constantly finding them secreted. The city
is SO full of citizens, refugees and others,
that many live in the gutter. Nearly
three hundred Union prisoners have sue
ceeded in reaching our lines. The Millen
prisoners are supposed to be forty miles
south of Savannah.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28

We have no further news Of Stone
mans operations in Southwestern Vir-
ginia. The report that Breckenridge had
beaten the raiders near Glade Spring,
needs confirmation, though the in
telligence received OH Tuesday relative
to the fight at that place may be correct,
Nothing in contradiction Of it has been
heard From the nature'of the case, it is
difficult to get any authentic information
from points beyond Dublin Station. An
unofficial dispatch from Lynchburg, yes
terday, states that the damage done to
the lead works by the enemy was slight,
and will be speedily repaired
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
Meeting Of the Missouri Legislature.

JEFFERSON CITY MISSOURI, Dec. o.
The two houses of the Legislature met
this morning, quorum of members be-
ing present in each house, Payne, of
Jackson, was appointed speaker pro tenn.
The roll being called, sixty five members
answered to their names, Those present
presented credentials and took the oath
of office, administered by Judge Fogg-
The house then adjourned until ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Senate temporarily organized by
the choice of King, as Clerk pro tenn
The newly elected Senators then present
ed credentials and were duly qualified.
The Senate then adjourned until ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-28
General Palner's Expedision--An At
tempt 10 Land az Wilmington De-
feated.

NEW YORK, Dec 27-The Herald's New
bern correspondent says Gen. Palmer's
expedition from Plymouth, under Col.
French, up the Roanoke, penetrated
considerable distance and had several en-
gagements, defeating the rebels on every
occasion, driving them out OF entrench
edpositions and taking number OF pris'
offers. The gunboats were to cooperate
but were prevented by torpedoes
The rebel telegraph dispatches from
Wilmington, NJ c., say the Union gun
boats and transports appeared at Fort
Branch, ON the Roanoke, last Fl1day
wednesday and Thursday, and attempted
to oland troops, but were rspalsed BY the
rebel forces each day.