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NEW YORK. December 9.-The Richmond
Whig SAYS:
We have reason to believe from all We have
heard that sherman : army has united and is
marching with measured pace towards The coast
south or southwest OF MilIen We also have
reason 10 anticipate a battle at some point north
or northwest of Savannah the close Of the
present week.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9Th has the
following:
We learn that an official telegram received
last night states that Wheeler has inflicted a Sc
we're blow upan the enemy. The locality Of this
fight is not given for sufficient reasons It oc-
curresl last Sunday morning One corps OF the
enemy and Fitzpatrick cavalry attack ed Wheel
er in strong position They came up boldly TO
the attack and made several charges, all of
which were repulsed BY Wheeler's men, who, al
though largely Outnumbered, maintained their
ground and raked down the foe.
The Dispatch states that the enemy los! heay
lily, and il was reported that Fitzpatrick was
wounded
The steamer Han,a. from Southampton 23d,
has arrived
IL was reported at Southampton that the ship
Sea King was wrecked of Madrid
The Army and Navy Gazette saws il is unbe
coming for British officers 10 engage in blockade
running and treating the Queens proclamation
of neutrality with contempt
The Times no alarm Oh Lncoln's re cleo
ton. England j. probably safer IN his than in
any other hands We may reasonably believe
Lincoln has sOwn his Wild oats. He has gone
through Il cOsIse 81 detyin. aud insulting Eng
land, aud we nope lac will no, repeat the experi
ment
ltaly's proposal to transfer The capital to Ma
Piles has been vetoed. 4 bill from Della Nor
mora demonstrated that Italy could defend her
self. adding that il greatly TO the interest of
France not to allow Italy TO be crushed
JAPAN.-Prirce Nogato has agreed to open
Smoralki Straits, and not rebuild the demolished
ports. He also agreed to pay the allied expedi-
ton expenses
SPAIN.-Duke Rivers has resigned the Piesi-
dency Council; Marquis Viluma succeeded him
The Epoca says Spain's duty is TO defend papacy
by coming to all understanding with France.
LIVERPOOL, November 22-The demand con
tiEues unabated. Sales amounted fully to l5,-
900 bales. Holders are willing sellers at the ad
vanced rates of yesterday
Wheat firm az prices OF this day week
Flour neglected but ftmly held with some
pressure 10 sell.
Indian corn declined I'd per quarter
LONDON, November l. Corn dull and an
changed.
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NOTICE.
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kebel NeWs.

NEw YORK. December 9.-The recent pro
ceedings in the South Carolina Legislature look
very much though that State, inconsistent
with her ingrained secession doctrine was about
10 secede from the empire of JEFF Davis.
Resolutions have been introduced in that bod =
denOuncing as unconstitutional Davis PROPOSE
tons to emancipate the slaves and abridge the
freedom of the press. declaring that the States
are not amenable to the Richmond government
and advising the other States not to submit to
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exhausted For five days, up to last Friday. he
made only five miles per day. He has lost so
much time, and given the Confederates SO good
an opportunity 20 gather. that he must of neces-
sty strike for Savannah or Beaufort lie was
expected at Savannah on the 26th ul, and all
that night the shipping of that pOut threw up
signal rockets for his guidance
The Richmond papers say Grant Is massing on
the extreme right of the army of the James
and attacks by him there, and by the left Of the
army of The Potomac was expected.
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OFFICE y. " CORNER MERIDIAN AND WASH
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CINcISxArI, December 9.-The fire in the
cotton factory OF Gould, Pesrce y Co., yester-
day evening destroyed cotton amounting TO ten
thousand dollars. II wss partially insured.
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war, and h . time when the country was 70
heavily burdenei, and there was an si soluse
necessity 10 provide me ms Cor military purposes :
Hs moved 70 lay The whole psnCiins sublcrt on the
table.
The motion vas .greed TO by yeas ~ nays SO
TIE H5use then took up the i5in, resolution
arthJr'z ng notice to he given by the President 70
Britain.
NJ. Morrill, c-srcd . substitute setting forth that
the erus " th, ea1y are no, reciprocal aud s,ts-
factory lrovidins for III adjustment Il any mat
tsrs of difsreuee bctvecn de two Governments |;
and requesting the Prssiden, 10 give W the Gov.
erumeni II Great B1lsln aud Ireland the notice re-
quired by tie 5th Article Of the Treaty Of june 5,
1854 for the termination Of the same.
Ths resolution, As amend d byMr. Morrii's sub.
s,ituie, Was then passed by yeaA, Is nays al
Adjourned
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followed and sndcsvored 10 annoy oui rear-gu%d,
but each tune they were driven bac With loss.
This saorncou the Sottoway River as reached,
and The entire command crossed In o ,tety, where
they found part o. the Ninth Corp who had
morrow they will ell be back In their old position
In front Of rStersburv ready for the next move
against the enemy. mos, effective blow has
thus been dealt the enemy BY the desnuStcn OF
sonle 6heen miles of the railroad which they were
unng extensively, some one hundred cara passing
over Il every day losded With supplies. Tho
rack was torn UP and the ties piled up In hesps'
with dry wood from the adjacent fences and set
on hro. The rails we're llscsi on the top Of the
fence, bending and twisting them into every shape.
All the depots along the route were burucd' a. well
~ numerous mills, barns and dwellings, from
which the occupants had fed, or from the cover Ct
which gnorrillas had AIRED cur troops. Our loss
in the entire trip will not exceed forty or hitY In
killed or wounded, besides . lew suagglors who
were captured. The severity Of the weather was
the principal dnieul,y the troops had to encounter
Washington, Dec. is.-Gsneral warren's corps
has returned to the Army of the Petom.e sner
/ making highly successful movement upon ,he
rebel railroad communication between stony Creek
/ and Hicksford Junction. The track has been torn
up nearly the whole distance, and extensive injury
,As been inflicted upon his army. There is no
doubt tie loss Of this important svenue Of eommu-
uication will result IN great inconvenieuce 10 Lee
and possibly load 10 the evacuation Of Petersburs
He Is now dependent upon 1e souihsl4o road for
supplies. kvery depot through which Gen. Warren
passed was destroyed Also every town from
| which his columns were molcs'ed by guerrss II
is reported that several Of the latter hung.