The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-27


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w.sn those rsissrsa .o nosll. In no ds.sss . The
Tho latest oeiai iaisuIgsnee received ~ Montgomery
stated that the raiders above mentioned had a iss
direction q Psscasosia.
Iron The Riensmcsd K.smi.sr. Dsa al
me ieowisg omeial Telegram Was received yesterday
osA.lss7os, Dec. a, 1894
On the Ielh instant the enemy, eight hundred strong
occueisd Pollard. Amer burning the government and
railroad buildsgs they retired In the direction they
Tbsy were pursued thirty miles, losing . portion Of
msny ssss g so ana ana
., or force commanded BY General sae scsss With
'p, ana ~ a General Or
'Mobis and Great NorthsrnI and "Aabama and no.
rida" railroads. II 10 seventy miles north Of Noble
The Rebel Indian Troops.
From the Richmond Dispatch, -. AL
the Tram: .issssippi bspsr,@sn has fully oloSsd and
armed all his and " In The vicinity OF Fort Smith,
attacking and destroying Yankee wagon trains
Esos ped Omeers Rscsptured BY shs.
Rebels.
From the RchrAond Dispatch, Dec. o.
Twenty odd Yankees. captured BY some Of Colonel
Thomas' men tho Smoky Mountain, were brought
and sws: They from the a.
c. ipS nss 70 the d
IsAsuiiIs IN C) News.
The Rebel General FIT. Lee Again In
tho Saddle.
From the Richmond Wing, Deo "A.
The Charlotesv lie ChyoncIe says the country win DO
IN lQuP lvhu
has recovered from bis wound received Al Winchester
.hs o.n Of September and has again gone 70 resume his
comrades; Who, We trust WIN 70. .san b deprived Of
bis valuable services. Among the ''cavaers" Of the
South ew have acted oonspicuous pars than tAls
Conduct or Hood's Rebels IN Columbia,
From the Richmond WING, Dec 24.l
correspondent Of the Montgomery Nail, writing from
Columbia Tennessee describes the evacuation Of the
by Yankees and the entry Of Conederates
and filled their with nicknacka Some laden
with boots and sh and hats; wnh bags Of flour;
everything was pundersd But while this juoiiant melee
for :pos was at Its height General Forrest with the
pavement weighted to the gunwass with pretty girls and
plundsred the honey from hundreds Of willing lips TO
hands 10 JOY, and crying LOri yonder's CENT For.
rostl yonder's GenI ForresS howd'y, Genp Forrestp
up their little faces and pouiins their pretty mouths with
lamb like submission for his kisses, makes thrust
bis hands % the elbows his brooches pockets and wish
that he was In Forests boets."
The Exchange Of Prisoners % BIO re.
summed at Richmond.
From the Richmond Seminal, Dec. ~
Our authorities have delivered 70 the federal agent at
the ports OF Savannah and Charleston twelve thousand
federal oaptves and received In exchange far about
three thousand. The nne thousand due will DO do
privilege Of welcoming homo large aumbor Of our sol
diers bow In captivity.
Greet stampede Of Rsgrsss FROM Rich.
now THEY YI0HT FOR THEIR RAs~sna.
From The Richmead Seslinel, Dec a.
san1lss ps.s6 Ne saA1seAs AAs saksS1gisoe anssg
the nogyUD ~ eAW e1sy. BosWssa - o1ey
on tbs Yauks siuos last Saturday In most
carrying thsi tSunks and hesseheld goods On wsdnss
day night negroes belonging 10 Mr.. Valentine
Hckar living juss beyond Union mi, on, carrying
a their furniture 1hs cause Of the stampede 10 she