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, 1864-12-12

Important noisSances-T TIL
dutch Gap Canal-1ebel Expccta
lions.

Important Reconnaissance The
Dutch Gap Canal-Rebel Expccta-
lions.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToMAC
Dee. e;-Yesterday at daylight the 5th Corps
brigades Of GTegg's cavalry, started sJuth.
They were heard from yesterday, and had
crossed The Lottowny river, on the Jerusalem
read, without meeting opposition Of any can
sequence They crossed On pontoons which
they took up after crossing. Dcscr.crs who
came into our lines this morning, state that
Mahope's rebel division was sent off yesterday
to meet our advance force, but rs no firing
has been heard in that direction, II Is not be-
lieyed any engagement ms taken place.
DECEMBER "a reconuoiterinG force OF
cavalry went ont On the left yesterday after
noon, striking the rebel pickets on the
Vaughan road, driving them to Hatcher's Run.
a distance OF over two miles, where they had
breastworks erected and where theY made d
stand. 9kirmtshing continued for some time,
when The object Of themoxement having been
fully accomplished tho expedition returned.
Our loss was seven wounded. That of the
enemy unknown. Some Of those that accom-
| panied the party report TINT heavy firing WIS
heard in the direction Of Stony Creek, which
| indicates that firing Was going on between
Gen. Warren and the enemy.
Reports arc crrtcnt TINT the evacuation OF
| Petersburg by the rebels may be looked for
/ " ~ II. II. McGRE5oRs
New YoRK, Dec. 10.--The Herdfs Potomac
| correspondent says On Wednesday last, owing
| to the annoyance by the rebcls firing upon
our working parties on Dutch Gap Canal,
| portion Of three regiments Of colored Infantry
! and section Of Martins 5tl regular artillery,
under Gen. B. c. Ludlow, crossed to the north
side of the james and drove back the rebels and
| effected a 1odgment at the upper terminus OF
| the capal, where they fntrenched themselves,
thus protecting the laborers in the canal. The
| rebel batteries subsequently opened upon the
| position. but did no hnrul.
The Richmond papers Of the 1th are filled
with sl>cculnttons Of an Immediate attack on
| Richmond, and explanations why they expect
| it. They are entirely confident that Graut
has bcsd reinforced By the 9th corps, and that
| he Las other fresh troops.
The 7riba,r's Army OF The Potomac specia
gives an account Of IN engagement between
our BATTERIES and rebel ratns- One rebel boat
was considerably damaged.
The army correspondent Of the Coluubla
Cgyolinian gives O glowing picture Of life In
Richmond. He says the city is full Of people,
and 1narketwtll supplied. He pays the fol.
lowing tribute to Gen. Grant: Among all
antagonists that have confronted Gen. Lee
| during the War, none have given that great
chief more trouble OF occasioned more ankle.
ty than Gen. Grant, Although. be has been
repeatedly brought to the ground beaten and
has dashed again into the fray, and again s,if;
fered the modification Of defeat, without
once acknowledging that he has been whipped
md he still clings with dcath-likc tcnacity-'
Gen. Butler has issued an order forbiddinG
| officers borrowing money from enlisted men
, 1864-12-12

The 1iaFkets-Great Fire In Brooklyn
Tax on Eales-Ilancockss Corps.

NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec 10.-Gold has
been weak during the morning III conse-
quence chiefly Of thei large pressure Of cash
gold upou the market. The price opened
at o38, subsequently reached go 3-S, but
again declined slightly.
On Tuesday Inst q fire broke out in large
stone structure belonging to the Brooklyn
Gas Company, at the foot of Hudson avenue,
used for the storage Of hitumenous coal.
From that time until yesterday, men were
employed, endeayoring to e1tiuguish the fire.
Last night, however, there vas tremendous
explosion in the building from the gaas gen
Instantly followed hy. flames extending
among lhc coal with great rapidi1y
unti1 thousands Of tons were in q
blaze. The fire is still raging with great
fury. though the aremen have succeeded il
copfning It to the premises. Loss $4,000
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Qktlers were received
today by tile collector Of the port, from
Washington, to require passports Of all per-
sons Eho come h1thcr from Nassau and other
ports that are the haunts Of the 'tpiratical
dcspcradoes' who have seized or attempted
to seize vessels belonging to citizens OF the
United States. The names of all men arriy-
ing here from such ports are to be sent to the
authorities at Washington.
A considerable number Of prominent ci:i-
gems met at 5 O'Clock this afternoon In the
Collectors office, to consider measures for
rendering honors to Admiral FaITnEut. The
Of Moses Taylor as Chairman, and Samuel
Sloan Secretary. Resolutions were adopted
rendering FaHasut grand reception, and d
Committee appointed to carry out the wishes
Of the meeting, It appears that he will soon
arrive here in the Hartford.
, 1864-12-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Arcuftsn1 OF Gen. HrnWn-C1arEes
Against Gen. PIeaKnnton-:a Rebel
xNecnd1nry Shot-Trensury Matters.
tSpcciuI Dispatch TO the Chicago Tdbune.l


.-.,---.,
lsPceiu1 Dispatch 70 the Chicago Ta6une.]
ST. Lou1s, Saturday, Dec 10.
The trial Of Gen. E. B. Brown by court
martial has ended. and the proceedings nre In
the The ,,ands m n dcnartment officers Il il m
~ A 80 81 ~. ,aaC .aa,,;tt.a ~
n'o1ea .ha1 nlo"u nas oeen ~ .rs. au1
has filed counter charges against Maj. Gen.
Pleasanton for neglect Of duty and unofl1cer-
like conduct in the presence Of the enemy.
F,rc7marcd nrisnners we're IN Wednesday
= +xsn.t.-raa fsor, t,e s1ton Ni,5ta,x Pr;son r.
aauea 1'',r Wv -u -. on .a,.s. ~
'hock 4hlano. 1hese were 11allilS 1uose 1ahen
, 1864-12-12

Our Loss at the 1sutt9e of franklin
Later News from Hood and Thomas
Stories of Deserterx,

Our Loss at the lsntt1e of franklin
Stories of Deserters.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1o.-The federal loss in
the battle of franklin as ascertaincd BIZ otIf-
cial reports greater than first supposed. The
I'd division, sd corps, lost 81 officers and 5sS
men killed, wounded and missing. In the I'd
division, 4th kcorps, 40 officers and ], ,191 men.
In the Sd division, 4th corps, q officers and
e nsn; msn; "A largs proportion we're slightly ;s
residents living on the lines Of the two armies
Is estimated at over half million dollars.
The rebel Gen Cheath2m, whose headquAr-
ters were at the residence Of Mrs. 4. Y. Burr,
was shelled out from there yesterday By our
batteries. and the house reported destroyed.
On Sunday last a small party of Confeder-
ates, about fifty, succeeded IN crossing the
Cumberland river this side Of the shoals and
three of the number were captured and brought
in yes1e: day. They claim that the whole
party deserted from the rebel lines and were
making their way home. One prisoner was
captured yesterday and four deserters came
In. The latter report Hood as being about to
/ make movement Of some sort
Gen. Cooper's brigade, in the march from
Johnsonyilie to ClaIksyille, were terribly har.
rassed By gueril'as. 16 men Of the 1cOth In.
diana were captured, Is killed and wound.
ed. One Of the latter, left for dead, escaped
and reported 1hese facts.
The weather is very cold. About two inches
| Of snow fell yesterday and last night The
river is FIVE feet on the shoals and rising
NASHVILLE, Dec. l0.-Ihc position is un-
| changed in front Of the 4th Corps: Not a
shot vas fred up to two o'clock to-day: Since
Owing to the slippery state ofthe ground the
men lind it impossible to move about: The
rebels can be plainly seen from the front Of
| the 4th Corps standing about their camE
fires. Hostili1ies may b said to hare ceased
on account Of the weather. Deserters who
come in soy the rebels have etrong intrench'
,ns Mt with two rows Of chevaux de frise with
| wires stretched around to strengthen them
| G. It. s. Johnson. % COMMANDING Hth col
cred Infantry, has received from the General
Commanding, the highest praise, for the man 2, {,
ne5 in which be fought bis troops at Mil
Crcek Station Noe, having gallantly kep!
The enemy at bay for sixteen hours, ane
finally fought his way out, and reached Nash
willie with . loss Of lis men killed and
! wounded.
There is no report from the gunboats Whic1
went down the river yesterday morning. NJ
c@naocadiug has been heard here.
, 1864-12-12

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tri5unc.l
NEw To4K, Dec. g.
New York, that loves excitement, has had
her fill Of late. Since the attempt to fire the
hotels there has been a 1ulk
have had a trip into New England.
have just looked in upon Characteristic
American institution. A neat and not little
village, with its lyceum, It's post-olflee, its
steam fire department and artillery company,
nine hundred Of whose inhabitants haVe one
common pursuit, are on one pay roll, and
maintain all the best adjuncts and appliances
Of New England village life, while they blend
their common labor. and skill in the great
manufactury, tho heart and motor of the
whole, The village is an adjunct to Bridge
! port, Connecticut, md the enterprise Is the
Wheeler & Wilson manufacturing company.
Awaiting myself Of leisure afternoon, Mr..
Perry, the .:entlemanly Superintendent and
Secretary Of the Company, showed me through
the premises, and . most interesting occasion
it was. The splendid pile Of buildings en-
close IN entire quadrangle, with front on
the N, 7. and Y: Il. Railroad side Of quarter
of mile less fifteen feet, and are filled with
costly machinery. iotted down on my
thumb mil, as you may Say, few figures, to
be expanded into letter they go struck me
as q proof of what American invention has
reached in this Queen Of the sewing Machines:
On the whole send you the memoranda, and
let each reader construct the more Volnml-
nous inferenres for himself, There Is nothing
like figures to prove point. Figures will
not lie. Here you have my facts In tabular
/ form: .-
Cap,tal employed. 81 600, 900
Mn etnnloyed d...e................. 80
AsFss AscS;aes 10 n51S,stes1 5uIe e1oapet
+ E's15 s1Jcar tn1ef ef o9Ieqs. 500
Number In e................... 11,Alo
In excess Of my other. 600 to 120 05o
Seaustrcss power, single maehlns ..... 70
!" daily prpluct,.., 2Dc0
- total product. 1,:D9, 900
In other words this mandatory has added
| to the industrial world the effective force Of
one million se-en hundred thousand selulstrcss-
csSaud is swelling that immense number By
| adding two thousand per day. You observe
that except the approved careful estimate
| that the Wheeler s. Wilson Machine Is equal
| to ten women. What wonder the W. & W.
is famous? It has conquered even British
prejudice IN its styongholds. Charles Dickens
himself has made It the subject Of finely
turned article in 0ace Wcek. And the
Thundc1cr-thc London Times, tts.1f-in
an exhaustive two column and y hAlf editorial
, 1864-12-12

all Central Georgia clear Of grain, forage,
horses, mules, and negroes. II Ia supposed
he will reach the sea coast with two able
bodied negroes for every white soldier in bis
ranks. It is understood. also, that he viii
allow only able, bodied males to accompany
Central Georgia, and having kept bis army
we'll together, Sherman Will reach the coast
with his army in splendid fighting trim, and
abundance Of ammunition and shot. There
is reason for believing that In addition to ne.
groes, Sherman will be reinforced by 10,oJo
that the prisoners in the camp near Millcn,
hearing Of the near. approach Of Sherman,
oycrpowcrcd their guard and scattered them
selves OYER The country.
The Macon Confederate says every house in
Gf1sEoldsflie has been burned by the enemy
except Mr. Grlswold's and q small frame
building occupied by one Of the operatives Of
the military department.
The Augnsta Co7st1utiona7fa says Governor
Browns headquarters are in Macon, Which
is nov considered safe, aud refugees are rapid
~ returning. Only two houses In Clinton
were burned BY the enemy. The impression
still prevails in Georgia that Sherman is max
ing move on Savannah.
The commander of the post Of Macon has
declared the city upon peace platform, and
the orders of Major Gen. Cobb ordering out
every man capable OF bearing arms, are with
drawn. Inc city Is pet1ectly 4ulet anu
orderly. We expect in . few days every thing
to resume it's usnal alappearance- The Southern
Express Company has resumed business, and
receives freight and money for all points ex-
cept AuEusta md Savannah, and places east
ward
The Richmond .Dispateh says no news Of i'm
portAnce WIS received from Petersburg yes
terday. Some cannonading Was kept up upon
our LEFT during to-day, but without result.
The Yankee army have pulled down
a1l the dwelling houses between Peters
burg and City Point, and arc constructing
winter quarters out Of them. We stated yes
terday that Grant had teen reinforced by the
9th corps, from Shcridan's army. From the
number Of transports loaded with troops that
have been passing down the Potomac during
the last four days, 1t is probable the 5th corps
is also moving to the james River We think
1t quite certain Grant is mastering. his forces
for the long. talked-of grand attack upon
Richmond. He has concentrated for this
purpose. It will not occupy him long, and If
the fine weather Of the last few days cuntin-
ues, be may bring On battle this week
The Merrimac, with d cargo Of provisions
and ammunition for infantry and artillery,
saI1ed to tday with scaled orders, supposed to
meet Sherman on the coast
, 1864-12-12
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1rihune.l
SPRINGFIELD, Sunday, Dec. H.
There isconsidcrablc feeling in this city on
account Of the report, very generally credited
that the Illinois Central Railroad Company
will offer 81, ,ooo, 600 to the State to build u
capitol building at Decatur. 1fthe capital is
removed there the; Company hopes by en-
HANGING it's lands and road traffic to make mp
this sim. The I. c. r: R. Co. will ask the
passage of . bill creating. n State Recording
Bureau in the Secretary Of States Office, to
be paid from fees. This Is to have one place
for recording all deeds Of lands sold By thu
company, not one in every county through
which the road runs, as now.
AT the meeting OF committees in this city
last week on the sub;rct Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College grant, Hon. J. P.
Reynolds WIS deputed to d5aw up bill to be
presented to the Legislature, providing for q
proper disposition Of the giant. Mr.. Rey.
nolds is now engaged on the bill.
, 1864-12-12

A Runor from Rebel Papers. Of
@nSsH 5@tch Gap cam Gana,zsaceessfai 1sssnaI nde
vance on tho South 8ido Rond 3elpw
Petersburg.
NEW YoilIS- Sunday Evening, Dec. H.
The Richmond papers Of Thursday say Grant
hes been reinforced by from G,0oo to 1000
men from the Shenandoah Valley, and that. u
battle is imminent, The Dutch Cap Canal
they soy can be made ready for use in few
hours. They have report that force Of our
troops has effected lodgment between the
two important points Of Fort Darling and
Howlett's House. It is claimed that one Of
OUT gunboats was sunk on Monday, by an
iron bolt from one of the Hewlett House
gu1s.
HEApQuAHrERs ARMY PoroAAo, l.
Friday, Dec. ., P. II. E.
Another reconnaissance WAS uande this
morning along the Vaughan Road toward
Hatcher Run over the same route the cavalry
went yesterday. The force consisted of de-
tachusents OF several regiments Of cavalry un-
der Col. Kerwin, Of the 19th Pennsylvania
cavalry. Three brigades Of the 15t division
OF the I'd Corps, under Gen. Miles. The Vi
dettes Of the enemy were driven across the
Run, when sharp fire was opened on the ad-
vance from line of breastworks On the op-
posite side. After some skirmishing to dis
cover the strength Of the enemy, charge was
made across the run and the works carried by
assault, but not till the rebels had made
gnod their retreat up the south side Of the
road
Our men took position in the captured en-
trenchments, while ekirmishers we're thrown
ont on both tlanks. Soon after report came
that the enemy were moving up and ACROSS
the Run, half mile west Of the road where
our troops we're. On evincing an intention
to attack On the right f}auk, Gen. Miles at
once disposed his command to receive them.
He also sent bnck for reinlorcements, which
were given him ut once.
Bnt The enemy did not make their appear
ance during the afternoon, and it is believed
they will fill back to d stronger position at
Armstrong's Mill, mile and half vest
force in the vicinity, otherwise more stub
born resistance to our advance would have
been made. Our loss in the charge WIS II
men wounded, among them Lieut. Ward, OF
the Sd Pa. cavalry. The loss Of the enemy is
unknown.
Later In the afternoon reports came that
the enemy were moving toward the left In
heavy force. Arrangements were made to
meet them, but up to this hour, midnight,
they have not appeared: In my Dispatch a
few days ago, giving list Of promotions By
Bfcyet, Included the name Of General Meade
as being nude Breyet Major General. This
was incorrect. He was made full Maj. Gen.
IN the regular army, to date from Aug. 18th,
lion was confirmed by tie special request oi
Gen. Grant.
New YORK, Dec. 10.-Thc Usralds 2henan.
-doah correspondent says: The rebel Generals
EARLY and breckenridge hayc both been or.
dered to make demonstrations on the line Of
, 1864-12-12
Chicago Uribn11e>
MONDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1864.


It is cv;den, from the language Of the rebel
press that they have been able to oppose no
considerable force to Sherman's march, that
he Las p.:ssued his way slowly and lcisurcly
through the richest and most populous' re-
rion Of The South, that hc has paused almost
daily TO await the return Of the expeditions
sent out On every hand, 10 destroy railroads,
bum bridges, mills and supply dcpots, that
he has captured = bnrdcnsome surfeit Of plum
der in The form Of horses, cattle, provisions
and commissary stores, that large numbers Of
tue most intelligent class Of negroes have
made their way into Ills lines, and that he
was at last accounts southeast Of Millen
marching slowly-towards Savannah, which he
,7as expected to reach three days ago. Apart
.rcm feeble attempts to barrass his cavalry,
aud the reported capture Of a regiment or so
Of stsagvlcrs. there is no evidence that the
enemy have yet ohstrnctcd Ills march, and
il he has marched as reported but five or eight
milcsa duy with abundant supplies, his troops
must b. in the best possible fighting trim.
Whether bc shall capture Savannah as the
crow-nlng triumph Of lis long and brillian:
raid or dcbouch at Port Royal content to
bring Oft safe the heavy plunder which the
rebel pre:s now places to his credit, seems to
depend upon his own choice, for notwith
standing the newspaper hopes and threats Of
delaying his march ut the eleventh hour, 1t is
manifest that Sherman Is master Of the situa-
lion, and more than safi-successful. The
rebels have studied to conceal, but thus much
they have fuiled to conceal When Sherman
shall emerge and. the whole truth shall be
10.d by those who have participated in this
ever u,norable march, We anticipate not
only one Of tue most interesting but one OF
the mos; glorious chapters in our history
Every hour now may bring us the details
which we await with brcathless interest.
The rebels at Richmond are stu anticipa-
ting an attack from Grant, and report that he
has btca heavily reinforced. The southern
movement Of the 5th corps and part OF
the ID corps on the 9Th, aad the
reconnaissance of the cavalry force
on the Sth point to the certainty that the
rebels will not he disappointed In their calcu.
1al"ns.
a1~Nasn'''lc n'a..e's teina'n aoenanseo'
lnc weather preventing 1u'e Operations VI
the part Of either army. The report at Pa
ducah that Hood had carried our first line o.
:,,a s:a.'o.a,.as .a =. ~. ~ ne.s, ~ ~
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co'ofeo 1.1,"' s1.o a..: !" 4o' as o.' - ~ y
laa'ee: Ano .Apeo'uoa ''eu ~ ~. w
.s.Fuet"n ~ -1h Hnes VI VIC +nlsslsspp r
tSast,a a.,. ~ 40 49, 1oco,,o
,tres ea,,a.a1 co-s . IN h,YoS or co+ton 1a-,r.
anae.;,:.s ~ oora ana ,rhos+ o1a s.aoo a.
,rn..h ~ ra,,rooa @ sta-.s % These innorton,
.,,,.r 49,. 80, ,.,aa nth a las ,f ,,1r A.,
men Killed. fifteen wounded. and twenty-si,
missing.
It In retAcrted that Gen. Rosec~ans. lately
, 1864-12-12
Tho Election fIt Kentucky
TE--o1, f1n Jou3uvil1o I,rrnat1

We have received from Frankfort the full
returns Of the Presidential election. Nine
counties Brsadthitt' Galloway Floyd sgS o59 John
failed to make returns. The votes Of parts
of eighteen Kentucky regiments. and 1o1
counties, foot up on the leading electors:
Mcclellan 64.:01, Lincoln 81 ,7S6. .making the
aggregate vote Of the State 9,0S7, against
1lb, Eli at the Presidential election Of 1860,
which shows loss CT near sixty-four per cent
Of our voting population
, 1864-12-12
From Springfield Undressing
Summary ef Illinois News.
REBEL TFEMS---N1IAT THEY SAY OF
SIlERILiN---S0UTNEkN KEWS.
Later from European
rival Of the Steamer
Canada,
EFcu Cairo and BcloU--Isl.
test from New Orleans.
and EIexico.
Our New York Midnight Dis
patches.
SHERMANS GRAND MARCH.

Ispecial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsH1soToN, Sunday, Dec. II.
It is something TO know, from the silence
Of the Richmond papers, of Friday last, on
the subject, that up to that time Sherman
had continued his progress towards the sea
without serious interruption. They say he
was last heard from at some point south OF
sIillcn, on the road to Savannah, hut do not
say when this was. They are still full Of
boasts Of what is going to happen to him
pretty soon, and they still talk largely of the
gallant forces he will soon find confronting
him, precisely as they have talked from the
dag his movement began, but they give no
indication of real danger to him.
They think he is going to Savannah, but
the opinion continues general that lie is more
likely to emerge at Ossabaw Sound. He il
without siege train, and it is thought, there.
fore, that he is scarcely likely to plunge
straIsht against the Qualifications of savan.
nah.
REBEL NEWS.
NEw YoEK, Sunday evening, Dec. 1.-The An
gnsta tAron'est Of the 4th saEe: VII, The fact thai ~
ay Ga rs9eha q ses sh.
HE route T. yet to be determined. Fosters ad
vance. together with his sending up signa1s, indi
cate that they expected to meet Sherman, but ths
latter failed to come TO time. The point to be
gained by the capture OF Grahamsvillc vas to cn
of refnforcements from Augusta to Savannah
1his I'll Base sa; ssyaanah at biz big mercy a. hf
tn the ultimate object Of his campaICu-the capture
, 1864-12-12
beat Chico,sf blockadiog. There is nothing


The following is from Baton Rouge:
DrcrnrEn s.EW. K. Solder, Surgeon Of Tic 18th
Kentucky regiment, acting Surgeon of the
post VIE bTutal1y murdered !ast night at
by a private of th6 III Kentucky, hy shooting
him with lis mnsket witiiout provcradon. Fner1
we're two concerned in the aha1E: OIs stood guard
deed. One Of thsm, by the rAnne Of Garrara, WIZ
1tifed Whit In the ranks e the guarassisting
to hunt up and a7rest the gui1t7 party. ;ghe deed
has casta feeling Of gloom o1sr TIE entire com
eent home by the first steamer going up the river.
He was citizen osOxford, Ohio.
Gen. Capby was fast improving, and it was
thought he would soon resume his position at
nt headquarters. He WIS able to get about
TN crutchcs. ..
Tie man who cut off his left arm in jail, in
Natchez, few days ago, ia said to be- q son Of
WIN. HELEN, formerly Of Natchez; and. now
one Of the United States Treasury agents,
, 1864-12-12
FROM NEW YORK.


4 Great American InktltutioA-.A Sew.
Ing Tnehtne Every Three HIinutes--
The Wheeler and Wilson Mnnufae.
turing Company.
, 1864-12-12

0ur Midnight Di4pntcll-InterextinG
Summary of NeSyH-Lptc and Import.
mt from Sherman
, 1864-12-12
THE ySt44g nN VIRGINIA,

4 Bunaor from Rebel Papers. Of
unrcmeuts Ncnr R&chulUnd The
butch Gap Cann1--SuccenzfuI Ad-
vance on tho South 8ido Road Eselow
HcteFbbuEE.
, 1864-12-12
NRm a1nertlsf1nel1ts.
New England Farm House

TOPFOTOGRAPHIC HOUSES
Il Young man tdrsuGtsuan By profcsslon) desires
to learn the bustLess In Al tts different bTanches
Would entrf into arrangements immediately. SARTY
at present no object. Address EDWIN ELL. general
z u. CbicR:o. uelQ-AHQ1 St-net