, 1864-11-19
UhicaQo 'Qribnne.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1854.
THE NEWS.

THE n Il - ss
Gen. Curtis. who has been thorn to Price
tclegraihs that the border is we'll rid Of him
at a loss to the rebels that makes their last
Missouri venture costly one for them.
On the inside Of this Issue VIC give Judcr
Iawrcnce's latest rejoinder to Bishop White.
house.
The dispatches give Ms further Intelligence
IS TO 6her1nan's great movement, and abun-
dant Indications that all rcbeldorn is aroused
TO meet it. We shall presently hear from the
first blow struck by our army on leaving At
1anta.
There is nothing new from Garnt or Shcri.
<lan7 saye the rumor that the rebels, under
Longstrcet, have already retired from shcrj-
dams front, to 60 and intercept Sherman,
Tho New York dispatches state that 90
fleet Of steamers from Fortress Monroe. with
10000 rebel prisoners aboard, to be exchanged
ct Savannah, were at Hilton Head on the 18th
inst. The exchange is probably taking place
now The country Will rejoice that 10000 Of
our poor boys arc released from NAL
treatment and starvation, and restored to
freedom and their friends. But there is one
disagrecable feature in the affair, that may as
well be stated. The 10000 men we shall re-
ceiyc arc unfit for immediate duty. They
have been starved 10 the condition Of inya-
lids. Perhaps halt Of them hare served out |
their terms Of enlistment, and can claim their
discharge, and the residue will not be- 1T for
actiyc service for months On the other hand,
the rebel prisoners arc full fed, robust aud |
Aearty, and will have muskets placed in their |
hands Immediately. jeff Davis will gain a
reinforcement Of II, 600 svcterans, with whom
to meet shcrman's army when it approaches
the coast, and help to defend Savannah and
Charleston against our troops. This is the
'dssagrecable side Of the exchange. The rob
els have clearly got thebest Of the bargain. i
Some Of the beer makers have made had
brew Of it, md have leisure to repent their
folly. It will not do to dcfraul the Govern
mcnt. It will not be economy to saye pay
Jug taxes. The fate Of the New YorK brewers
will be travelling to other parts Of the country,
1t is to bc feared, and hoped; the latter by
loyal men.
Aaaring rebel scheme to seize aud plunder
Pacific gold-bcaring steamers has been dis
covered in time to thwart it. The pacific In |
'tennone of the rebels are about us mean Us
those Of the same name by their Northern
1icnds.--
Gold is an infamonsly disloyal mctal and
bound to keep bad company. a little while
ago it gave forth all varieties Of notes, from
groan TO gisglc, according as the prospects
of the CopperAead generation waved Or
wnncd- Now it has gone squarcly over to
The rebels, and goes up and down slth. the
aspects Of their situation. Yesterday gold
delito 209. Everybody was eager to sell short. |
And all this because of the dread that has |
fallen on rcbeldom through Sherman's move
1mcnt. Gold closed at 2l5 not because it |
stood there, but because it stopped there after
= weary day OF it, as the dispatches else |
where declare.
Gov. Yates returned to Springfield last |
night. During hls stay in this city he has
been visited by many Of our citizens, easer to
congratulate him on his share In the late can
VASE and on The triumph Of loyalty in our
State. Gov. Yates comes out OF his campaign !
work in fine health, and may take to himself !
the satisfaction that his has been no small |
share in the causes TINT have secured our tri- !
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