The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30
Particulars Of Stone
mans Raid.
Great Destruction Of
Property.
Rebels Completely Beaten.
Reported Death of Moseby.

CISCISxlTI, Dec. 2s.-Three member Of
the family Of John NJ. Roosa. Dufield.
Warren county, Ohio. were murdered in
their beds Monday night, and two others
badly wounded BY some unknown person.
Dispatches To tbe Commercial from Louiss
say the raid Of Stoneman and Burbridge is
perfect success. Breckenridge, Vaughn,
ami Duke were whipped, their artillery
captured and their troops scattered. Salt
vile was burned and the works destroyed.
The Railroad from Bristol to twenty miles
beyond Wytheviile destroyed With all the
rolling stock. BristOi aud Wytheville are
in ruins. Property destroyed is estimated
at $40, ,OOO, 900.
+ NEW YoRK, December 29.--The Trib1ne's
Wa hiugton special says it was 5000 cOlOred
troops which were landed near Fort Fisher.
They took mp a strong position and held it
against vigorous attack They then at
tackled and carried at the point Of bayonet
an earthwork in front of Fort Fisher. The
Rebels re-enforeed, returned and took the
fort, driving out our black troops with heavy
loss. What remained Of them we're then
re-smbarked. The men Of war again gen
ed fire on Fort Fisher.
Nav YoRK, Dec. 29.-Ths Herald's wash
ington special reiterates the statement
that MOsby was raortally wounded by one
of our scouts, and has since died.
sr. LOUIS, Dec. 29-On the subject Of
volunteers, Gov. Halls Message says mp to
the frat Of July last, Missouri furnished
ten thousand more men than. her quota
called for, and in those districts which are
behind, the deficiencies it is believed arose
from excessive enrolment. Total number
furnished o. s. to November 3lst was
eighty-one thousand, in addition 20 which
we have had sixty thousand Military or
ganized and in the field when required
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29.-Reliable telegraph
from Guests Station 2sth, represents Bur
bridges command in good shape and splr-
its, and returning to Lexington after
most successful expedition. Burbridge des-
troyed the railroad ten miles beyond
Wytheville, and the salt works anC lead
mines in that vicinity. Breckenridge was
badly whipped and left for North Csrolina.
rebel Department Of North Western Va.
has no corps Of any efficiency.
CINcrNSATt, Dee. - "A package Of GUAR
termas,ers vouchers amounting 10 tho sg-
gregate to upwards Of 5000, 600. duly aE
proved and issued by Col J. G. Crane, A.Q
NJ, Nashville, was taken from The tram
by rebels ON the Louisville aai
Nashville road on the Esd. They are 10 ia
vor Of parties in CINCINNATI, Bunulo. Cfi-
eagO, Michigan City. Albany, Boston sud
New York. The Adams Express Co. mott
les the public not to negotiate ~ receive
hem.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 29.-Accordihg 10 rebel
eports our gunboats on the Roanoke are
having poor success. The rebels clam %
lave repulsed them three times near Fort
Branch, the last time on Friday last
The steamer MOrocsstle which arrived on
he oath from Havaua Gays reports received
t Havana via Porto Rico are to the effect
hat the San Domingo rebels had submitted
0 the Spanish Government
The steamer Australasian from Liverpool
n the l7th via Queens town on the 18th,
rrived this morning with two days later
ews. The London Times aPplauds secre-
ary Seward for the well merited suu5
'hieh he gave Mr.. Parker, the would DO
resenter Of a peace address 70 Mr.. Lincoln.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. II, N.-Cotton closed
ull and weak breadstuffs quiet lard dull;
lgar tends upward petroleum firm.
Consols s91Sas9H.