Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
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FROM THE MORNING pApBns OF YESTERDAY.
Sacramento, Dec. 81.
Washington kilograms to the New
York Papefs.

w dSH1uS tOh Il CiCPEdInS 10 int NEW
York Papers.
New YoRK, Dec. gl.-The ReralRs
special Washington dispatch of the 2Sth
says: This morning E. C. Claybrooke, of
the Ninth Virginia (rebeD cavalry, was
granted an audience with the President,
for the purpose of making an important
communication Of secret character.
Justice fancy IS somewhat better.
McClellan's report cannot be issued for
several weeks yet, as there are to be twen-
ty maps engraved for it.
The Times special says: Immediately
on the reassemblins of Congress bills will
be introduced extending the time for the
payment of bounties to veterans.
Until Butler is recognized as an officer
of the United States Army no PROPOSE
tons relative to exchanges made by the
rebels will be recognized.
New complications are said to have
arisen as to the removal of French tobac-
CO from Richmond. 1t is believed the
rebel Government will refuse permission
to the French war vessels to ascend the
James river.
Cotton in Texas-Capture of Fifty OF
Forests Guerrillas.
The cotton held by planters in Texas,
which will soon be brought into market,
will be over SOC, 1000 bales.
Fifty of Forests guerrillas, including
a Colonel, Major and Chaplain, have been
captured by Ogden's mounted infantry,
near Pulaski Tenn.,' on the 25th. Three
are in chains, charged with the murder of
Federal soldiers last summer. Skulls of
murdered men, placed as ornaments on
nantle-pieces, were found in their rooms.
They belonged to seven members of the
Sixth Ohio Battery, captured by the reb-
els near Tullahoma, and were brutally
murdered. They were tied to tree and
shot and their bodies thrown into the
river.
official n;sna,clr from Con Thomos
a disnotcb dated Chattonooro Dec
aSfb. contains the following. Col Lone
of the Fourth Ohio Cavalry reports from
Calhoun. Tenn. ON the 2Stbl that the
rcbel Cen. Wheeler. with twelve or if
teen hundred cavalry and mounted infan-
try. attacked Col. Leibert and captured n
snnnlv train from Cbottonnogo for Enox-
vile, at 10 o'clock this morning, at
Charleston, on the south side of the Hia-
vase. The train and escort had reached
the encampment at Charleston last night
and Leioerts skirm'shers were hotlY en-
gagged with the enemy, the latter arriving
before Long was apprised OF their ap'
proach. lie lmmedlately crossed to Lie
oert's support and the rebels shortly at
forwards gave way. Long ptrrsue6 them
closely, and discovered portion OF their
force cut off ON their right. lie charged
thcm Win saoeIS' cohpletel! oeinoi!SllniS
and scattering them III Srcat confusion IN
evory a5ecuon. Inc n''hiH2I hhiea aiNs
MouIueu Is not Ii one iui',.e1'
ana twenty -one PRISONERS NeIG cap'"T TS
neiuulnS h'e COMMISSIONER oHicerS' Inc
mann reoei column neo ana were pursued
over hVe mics on the Dalton roaa' ana
when last seen were heeinS PreclpHaeeiy'
Longs loss was one man shSntiy wound
co. Tue othcer N command OF the sta-
ton at cleveland reports tnat nc was at
taeHeo TINS morning lthe Zo.hJ' u! iolce
ot one Huii''ie" 4eoeiI, ou' iIT ~ 'i'e'''
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Official Report from Gen. Kelly.
E,pppp,s Frppv Drcember oO-Gcn.
s,,m;,,an.s ooinr"n LDs rotmrroJ s,fnlr
bring;ng in Ion nr;soncrs with thor
bor,es Continuous otr Nv J;ffnrrnt
columns ore now safely hock They con.
turaJ $50 nyer IoN n,;sonc,s and = ,or%, onop.
Nv of rronort,! Nv ,,Ions and ordc,s
bovc bopn proHn+,v and f,;thf,IIv Cxccno
~ ,.;,h ~ = s;na,o axoon,;or ord r;tb
bnt n small loss On our, n.rt. '' "
ISigneN Kelly .Brir. Gen.
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