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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-17

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Stir Siisricrtsls, nc Gle 9anfsss 10 lrpal iins,
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The New York herald., 1864-07-13

BsBxnAsou Thursday, July l. at the bsadquarters Of
the Army Of the potomsc, hsutepsut erKrnxr Dx WITT
BsrxyAS second United states cavalry, grandsoa d R
g D. Bcesmsn and great grandson of toi.,nei william
Barber and the late George Cpton Wee President OF ste
United states. aged ~ years
phe relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from trinity church, on
Thursday morni0g At ten ocs without further notice.
bh remains viii be taken 10 trinity emelesy for inter
ment.
Byrp.-on Tuesday, July IL, wruAS BOYD, aged o.
year..
Tue friends ef che fanny iboe Of his SONS Peter
and John CreTar are respectfully invited 20 attend tbe
funeral. from HIS late resdence West Twenty sixth
street, 90 Thursday Afternoon, at two O'Clock
BHorsy.-On Tuesday, July L. of ptou 1Bon ~
BRopHy, aged ~, 500 Of John ana Cathsrine Btophy
natives Of county Westmestb, Ireians.
The friends ana relatives of the hmly are particularly
invited " attesd the funeral iron residspcs cf his
parepse 2s< West Thirty nrsl stree, Thursday alter
noon, ~ two O'Clock The wiI Ss tAkon 10 Cal
vary Csmelery.
County westmsath (irsians) pspsss please copy.
BRovS-ln Brooklys, 90 Thsrydaye July !, Of enolsrs
Henry ana Priscilla \. Brown, sgsd months sd "a
dsys ~
Inferred q Greenwood on the sth iust g4 I
BucxLsI.-Cn Monday evening, July II, J,1S BUnuu,
tsfss! 50 q Daniel ID and Mary H. Bvcksy Assd yesr
and ~ Days. Nn nj M Il
n Ana nsA ~ bh eur bass ad,eu, 4s.f .
Mover more hh sm,Ims fees % vice, i & sM-.
While on this earth We dwsiS
The relaitxn ant fiends q the family respectfully
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
NEWS FRoM THE PACIFIC.

!
A6aivs I'm New Zealand. the saaAwioh
IsDsnds aaa the Wsss OsAzs Of Mexico.
&C., SO. tA.
HAR YuANDoo, yuly Q, 1854
Advoss froa New DsalaDd Of k.y 10 mention another
repuiss q sae British sttack upon the natives One
hundred British we're kbssA and wounded, including
several pre0aasns ohcsrA IN another Engagement The
natives wore worstsd.
ssndwich landa dates 70 June Is state that hs esec
on Sor delegates there tbe Constitutional Convention
Wa progressing qassiy rhe convention VIII propose
the importation OF coolies. ts.
Advicss from Acapulco 70 Jone % say that ths
French garrison tbsre the best terms with the ct
vicinity but that Ill communication With tine
interior has been cut on.
MaDzanlls remains blockaded 70 al. bot Europeas vcs
ses R1s N.it
French frigate had len take possession Of GalayA
The Nevada Constitutional Convention have adopted
section favorable 10 the national currency.
Arrived, French storssnip Rhine, from Acapsloc
Business is more active. ea.fr5e aat
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

14 u.tt.4Iy CLEARED
Steamship nscla tBrl, hcCAuey, Queensown aud Lvr.
s,esnssp ksre tCoombiaul van Name ssn,s Martha.
ship Andrew JACKSON Robinson San yrancisos-suiton
ship sou,ssmp,op. wh,ne,. Loudon-E Morgan.
ship Nsrragsus~t, Hannl,r, sydney, CB.
shg R . Winthrop. stewart New orieans-Tupper =
Bars Enoeh Bsnner. Bennsr Mon,svdeo- d Brookman
s.rt Alea ohiudow tRus, Artmann M.ismoros-runch,
mar. ANY s6sl I.v.re. yr.u'ieh,. sB--oeo Busy.
Brig hsshde ts~el, Reo,h, ceue-Tunch. keinche 4
...Bns Hans tDsu), Hansen. rsra--yuncb. gencks 4
6r,s Adelaide tBr). Dousss. Hsrbor Grace, NP-HJAc
Bris csiestins, FIct-,. wilmipeon--pscs A Church
Bre Bicsmore. Ira y. Blizabethpor--t q bradshaw
schr cumsna tDuphl, Neunsn, Curscoa-Dovaie CO.
sehr Equator tBrj, Aibs,l. Eleu,hern-m 4 Albar,.
sehr pisd-m ,Brl Hswiinr Corusslis.p Y DswoL
schr ] y spsnort. -. forrsss Monrce
seIr Ro rsnds. Crsnper usnee,r"yuc " Hnr.n.
| SER ip1n ~, Depsh,y smith esine9eagneA hs'ens
scnr N Brewing, s,seiman, Maurice River, Del--A
schr J Bayles. Thompson, PAladelpsi.-vsD Brun, 4
sshr nslsn Mar Wines. Phn.s.lpbia-.Bst.r Dayton.
schr Vnnks~p Richardson, kbzabshport-Mhlcr
scbr Albsr, DeI,ev r,nch South Ambcy--r h 0sser
scsr Ss,mns Appeby, Laspori-J Boypton's Soma
esbr Ray Stats. IsiisiL Bosion--J Dayton
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ARRIVED
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The New York herald., 1864-07-13

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


Married.
BAJn--BAvpKy. On Thursday, July z, BY the Rev.
Dr. Cummings, Mr.. J. W. Bare 20 kiss hAnr HArpxy,
both OF this city.
Kircalses-Dxxsy.--on Tuesday, July 6, BY the Rev.
C. W. Bolton, JoHS A. kTrtpScs 10 sRlErfA Z. dsugh
ter " Mr. henry Disney, al Of this city.
PArrAnsoH-CAMrInfL.-On ruesuay, Juiy ), by the
Rev Father Jerome. st 81 Josephs church, Gsoses pAI
rERrop TO :. A. CAnyBKrL, both of this city.
PnAsopy-GoRpoS On Tuesday, July IL, ~ the resi-
dencc Of the Rev 8. weston, ASpssw T. PRAsoDr, OF
New London conn, 20 EInlErp j. Gorpos, Of this city
wnsouE-sinorsor. .--On Tuesday, July ~, ~ Trinity
church, n. ", b. The Rev lawrence hls, rector 81
81. Anns church Brooklyn n JouS A. WLsorn, Of this
city TO Mis- AEsiJA NJ daughter Of the lave Benjamin
SimopsoD, Of R,cnmond, staten Island
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

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FOR for sh.nssss ..-,..m p.,,.
sosTos Jss mA steamer ss.:. q srIs
:ssa%sS Ksy.sons % ssss Us sssnsr Si....a ss..s
M.... Churchill from sssls u. s:%D.sn
states. shsls, HYors; Arsenine bar. RENE a.. SUD
sss hoss ssrsSs s Sarss xiss 1a:;.1s
Nay il, va fcn, inao ls.S; s.ronnes. iBrl Es.a:
rS y Es ~ % D. & H
oeh, Merrill, Georsetown, q William Maiilsr Ran.
JAIME: Iss; Moore ssa@s srcs. and
asa a:rs as%Gn Mary +ss naas
EnaiSs. Me- and % Ssr.,na Drlnss prssssispor;
EssS HAN Jersey Oily. Bso-. e.rs Josie Nicholas,
.rn od Hs.ans s.h ks . 6
fisssa bark. s..moeu Palermo. Warren H.. Mes.
port % I, ~ , No., s'.A''4' N'sao.' '''" a'''ot
NJ sArh 'a' '-9'o snip Freedom" Bradshaw" An'aaa'h'
phis. 'AA.'' ~ ''A' ra'-s0n' h''n' rh''Ao''''
delphis - - ''A" "'S''' .'''0'' mn
aslesia Sisn,c wisms Chew sasS.s. s new New
imieoLMEs' HOLE, July ., p M-arr .chrs Hor,en.,.
!.rsrnil.aspSi. Matthew's bangor sSss:
a. a. 'n' Gardner o.'i. for DO Juno h'' 1's3'And for
Oriss Abby Taaxteg Walker Bangor for casas-
cciaaI:: Windsor. rs for do sesss AasonA, Lsssi9o
Nror. for Boston Edw,S Resq Goods eed Boston for
lssAc Hlnkey Leayi do Tor Fortress Monroe; Joseph
Ss':sa s High: sander. ss$sr. S.I.n v. ss:
Ann G.nPon hs Cyl sols,s sns smi,a. e. lame.
snnshsha Leach Poraad for washington DC: s.sds
S ss
noun al s%,ss ssa % DO
Ssns
patrick saGs for Dol James Tasn Davis and andrew Pc.
Ter: cr lord es or Ss s Sou Ss
ssr Iswlsnss ca@5.riand. % Ms. ios ds % Man. xerr,s
::: Do so .ss. .
s:: NJ; .:.,.lsr, 81
Ken Il s.
'0 ksS TssT ys nor, .., ID. 70, ph
sgh. d.y: sa o.s Ss om..
LIsIic. {, July LAR svI soops John wnIs. Brown.
M AgsG .sar Mar. FAR. n.soy,
Sn% sRsbroRp July s-Arr .ebr Ann Brown Phil
e. Lsss Perry sS and s'. ST
e s ws hssss kss r. ss
ssss sa ;AI. as sss X a5s Ryan
ss;s w.' .s
sos. and & Se1y sTy sr & A's Le
s y sn ''lf' A'~.a'o o'.' .'a k'''
ley; asrS Ella spsy and Lady Esn poa' hliaas
sn Arr sshrs Gov ArnId Cor nli"aSe.hp,ri; chas
s.d sSs, fsi.s. 81. sa
SASIUckET Jul{ SAT- , .shr Jssss Alien Case, PHI
sswroRT July io-.sr sc,rr Sarah Jane .Gardner and
toa Inss us for as eps,
SfS sa ssF, s% Iii: o1ss s,asu:
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Important 90 Taxpayers.

4,p3,2sO se

Ccrr1porpps 0yyIrp AIpAsY, July q, 1854. )
In reply 20 numerous inquiries IRON assessors the
Comptroller takes tDs method Cf giving the Information
asked for -.e
!. No person be taxed for stocks Of The United
States held by him
Inc state osuks 10 be tsxed for the full
Of thsm capital without regard the tN secu
rites IN which may be invested. No Deductions
be made from the capital for United States stocks held BY
such baaka
Ths capital o. the national banks tsssd but
each stocknsaer ~ such bsDk 70 be taxcd for The
sununf of bs sock much personal property - the
place where ths bsnk 10 located. EAch bank required
by aw " keep c0rrcct lat Of lie kboders, Wth
tbe anouus Of sSck bcid BY them respect,vsy, end
exhibit ibs same 10 any Asesesos when requested
do. lUCiU5 ROB Ns0N Comptroller
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

sktoVSTs' @~s s"y - 49,
The ORTHODOX church In thh place vS styusk b. hight
nins last night and entirely destroyed. -
The loss on tbs bsldss twsaA, ,t~e ,hcssaBd Soars
snd ths organ of the shurch thrs, shossapd doAn
The former vss insured for three shcusS> dclAss AID
Inc latta, for one thousand dollar,
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
MIsCELLANEOUs.


THx GOVERNMENT LOAN
seoom0m
rAs loan authorized By se Of coesres. q x.,.s,.
iss4 which provide. fer rs REDExprros IN oolx :.
period less than ten than forty yea fssn
Msda,e. a. The p'sssurs Of the government hfy
Until is redemption ave per cent interest Is .. b ysa
semssnuAny IN COIN.
Subscriptions 70 the loan received BY sAs saisusa
Bsnks,s un,sd STATE. ss.ss !. .uoh eusssy o. o.As
funds ~ are ,sies BY ,Asm dspos,. .. par
Iserenptsn from ssas Azasiea adds freu -
to three rsr esss psr sssum 70 NJ valua
me Of in,srss, on mis- Oss although su. ~ -
ssns IN cola, .osA greater is eusacy - NE aGsrs.s
ssswssn shs msrhss value Of currency saa soiA.
Asa rule the nvs par spscs securities es an .ssvs.s
sevrsnsnl always par ss .sova and currency .ov
funded in the nAasnal lean VII bs worth ~ f.os in COLA
besides paying regular and rssrsl psr ss...ss No
holder
Ths .usAsrzsa amount Of this ,o.s svs Aunarsa m
nsn dsn rss snsu,s & subseipsess rspssssa V W
Treasury n washnro. n evr -
sIs@sa
sSbscnvssss Win - rscsrvsl ~ ne grsssursv = ~
uns.a states .. washisn.. ssd ns Assistant rressss
Nxsw York Boston aaa rsiiadsipAiA and b, ne
yi.t National Bant 4 ysw YoTs. No Wan street
Second Rational Bank sfSsv Yos rws.v rd s.rsss saS
Drsadway eN saaNsf
Third National Bsnr q xsw rort. xa Kasssa street.
ysursh Nsuss.i bank Il rev Tsrs n ss4 % Pine ssrs
yinh National BAns Of xs~ Yors. ~ rAirl svsuoa
SIKH National Bant xsw York sizsh ~ and Brsasvv
Eighth National Bsnh Of New vosh. sso Broadway.
Ninth National Bank ef New Yorl sn Broadway.
rsash xai'saal Iaak Of Nsv 1srt 30 broad ~as
Central National ssas q Ess Tort n Du.n. s.r,s.
National s.cAssss hank q New ysrk iH or.s.-iesn
AND NJ All NATIONAL pAS3
which are depos,Ar'ss q public moasy. and an
REsrEcrABLR BANKS AND BANgsRs
throughout shs country oaoua q agents Of ne Ssussss
psposi'sry ssnis win furnish further Information oass
pl,ess,en s~d
AFFORD KvERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
nBMoRBsTs NBw YORK rLLUsrRArED NEws.-
~ Splendid novelties 10 this weeks number rrsir
q
CRAY's PATENT noLDaD PArs. DOLLARS ARs
N . sls r Ai ss .'sa rs.s: ss
i: :ss'.. s' s:.;;
and free from tho.s pneksrs which IN si s.her tundov9
stamped draws Patent Nodded Collar" Sold 6y ali yssaK
ro.ssf % Sss GS x.s. sss; ..: III ss
MILLIONS OF AMERICAN srBEL AND ssvALLIe
sS dc:s :pa5 "ops sS: upc: ayr 4
psrrnnsi white 1sc white, linen anished sutshet
and corded 81 su table TIE 81 Mailed prepaym~rt
10 OOO STEEL COLLARS All sTyLEs YIrTs
Z.OuV cents each. Inducements 70 the trAdA 6ars
ples mailed free OrrO ERNST.
Cesper Of Bewsry and CsaAi aresk
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Work OF the Sanitary Com m issfon I'm
Virginia Duving MAY md June.
We append, by authority Of the officers OF the Sanitary
Commission, statement showing, nearly now
be ascertaned the amount Of the gifts OF the people
the soldiers which have been distributed by them during
the last weeks Il cannot fail to be Of interest TO all
and 10 be convincing 10 any and ali who may bs
10 know "whcro the money goes to:''-
STATEMENT RsKNESrs DURING TIRE MONTHS NAY
JUNE 1864, FOR THE NATIONAL EoaCEs VIRGINIA.
Supplies-Amourt paid May Juns Total.
for purchase o.. $3.50 l06 90 1876 702 o5 325 Sv7 81
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

sssss s q Ss..sss e ssss
sap Aymar Carver Nasapzas u days. with sugar. 70
sns Zephyr tDsa, Hansen; Rio Jsasiro. . days. win
BSs TITUS tof s. John sBJ ssov Matamoros. 50 DAYS,
with hides and WOOL TO whitney Co
70 2 fsisIs sailed in company viii brig Thos Goa
B,,s Laura BasssI Ln.n cs a.yy: yi,A coal p
nIs BIS Ksola Br Burns Linsan 10 days. with COAL =
Brig Star Castle tBr, Thompson. Schooner PondcB. with
''i ss . Tsass, ssss ,Br Mason rsos Is days with se.
nss ys.ss sss
PR 10 DAYS with nolasses 70 John Eoynson's Son Co
with 1s ss pSs
sehr Lane tBr). ssrum Baracoa, Gays. with Fruit TO
schr Zgnag tof bverpoo Baker Cat Island 10 days. with
n nssss Issssd % %sss ca Island !. s.y. with fruit. to
.na poUae n a : BY tho rebel
schr Good WIN !of Nassaal, Roberts, Dunmore.own,
i sshE Ia. rarr Windsor Ms 10 days. with plaster,
sehr wR seeoee, Crawford, Key West. . daya
sSsr scs Jas A W ~ lawrence. Weeks Norfolk
aso snsSss Hss Soass Boston,
re oi ssw New s.ssS
sssr Ds., sss; Roger. s1a 1ess.Sssc S day.
schr rSsas Forso se Hs.,Ar Eswoass
scbr Frsd Eugene crockst Rocfisnd .,.1tf 1rl
6chr Rainbow, Smith. New Bedford. at.a t.f.a.s
Schr fennsyivania, Warner Bost ton. uIEe E.a
Schr Sallie Smith. Perry, Fall River. a s.maM H#
Schr Eliza Leland, Merchant. Newport
6chr 4 Weles Kelley Hartford r0 g-t 4
S"hr OhleS. Horton. BrookhAven. s.f IA ale. .l.
6chr ID Davidson. Ketchum, Port Even for Fall RIVER
Schr kenduskeag Mitchell. Rondout Tor Bost0n.
schr Nelson Harvey, Bearsc. Rondout for Boston
Schi Alvarado. Allen RondOut for Boston. rTfkr /.
Steamer Stevens. Chance Beltimero ~.
Steamer Bristol. CHARLES Philadelphia ....
Steamer V,Jcsn Morrison. PhtladsphiA -. .n
Steamer Monitor Jones' Philadelpnia-
Steamer Deiaw Asnmore. Trenton. nne -ee..st /.
Steamer kingnsker Nys Providence. its .... eM q
Ais4A Nt $50 BELOW. fe9t.f f.MrA ase
Bark Persia Holm, Cronsadl May 2l, 70 VIM Roper I
Co.
One bark and ono brig. . .,,r tstN eH E
li'nTsisamship Britannica ship Monarch q the Sea;
Sol de Gloria; br Albntross Excelsior PaAerson At
Two crs Globe, Julia Franklin. Elijah Sheudon Yankeo
Doodle see Ranger Caroline Rebecca, Lewis Welch, Ses
Bird, Tunis Depew. ~ 80
Wind Al sunset sw.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

me osmSnsssJ and nssncsl pevs W ihs Peruvian,
= N~vscuud Ns6, psblsbed No Tho Hps. .Isst Sstus
cav. = oss ssv later thar shai ~ ~ ns~r-go
MxsAiI
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
The Prize Ring.
SuBy &. BExSkg SERIOUSLY frJUEKD By RAIL
ROAD AccIDsST.

Ifrom the London Sun June 70
Apcnf 4A sunersre iron the recent railway accident
- k&b.m John G. HeenaD, the Bencia Boy. u sp
1s that hs ookAd from his carriage window whse tss
hrM ssarm vas given, aud "a ding oofiscn Inevitable
k0p~d 10 "a The PLATFORM he TRAN - DovisG, asd.
kNisg sssvny Injured hs ss~s severely that - has
SwGA "a con tiancus suoosss cf bts soss
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
SHIPPING NE w S

AauAsAs psn snw vsar--vum pAv
ION SRsns...........".A . noos sxr- morn
uN srfs VI HisH wAsnh morn 81
, 1864-12-14
FROM EH. HDuTES.
The Observation-Disclosures Further 1Ir.-
tery-11llftary Observation-Disclosures


lSpec1at D1spatch TO the Chicago Tr1::une.1
S7. Louis, Tuesday, Dec t.
Our Coroner has gone to Caronlelct to IL
vcstigatc the causes of The recent loss Of life
on the steamer Maria. The only dead body
brought from the boat before she WAS cut
loose from her mooriugs, WIS that of d negro.
It was spirited away, aad the Coroner found
no ealject. The wounded were taken to
Jefferson Barracks, and though most of them
have subsequently died from the Inhalation Of
steam, they are beyond the Coroner's action.
The dcad, not removed from the boat, are
probably in the hands Of the authorities Of
st. Clair county, the boat having drifted
within their jurisdiction. That the disaster
was the result Of the ignorance and reckless
ness Of The officers Of the boat is generally
conceded By an who have investigated the
matter. Steam was being raised in filled
boilers md frozen pipes, after night OF in
tense cold.
Six companies Of the 9Th Kansas cavalry
have gone down to Pilot Knob, where they
will 60 into winter quarters. For some
months past they hsyc been scattered along
the line Of the railroad guarding bridges. &c,
Severe comment is 1na.la on The letter Of
Gen. Pleasanton, charging the Kansas troops
with stealing cannon captured from Prise.
Gen. Plcasan,on WAS sent from the Potomac
army for NcClellanism. 1t seems that he
has nnt rerGytt ri Frxlfp t!3r siti,.nxn r.4+
, 1864-12-14
From Washington---h1atters
Military and Congressional.
The Reciprocity Treaty~The
Lake Reyepue Service,
Cur Springfield Dispatch--ln-
= tercsting Illinois Items.
st. Louis 1ntelligenee-The
Carondelet Calamity.
Our New York Midnight Eispatch--
Military KcWs--NeW York and
Washington Iteins--The
Markets.
WAR IsULI4ETIN.

VAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. 13-
To Nnjor General Dix:
The Richmond papers OF yesterday report Shcr.
1nan at Bloorafnsdale, Is miles from Savannah. on
Saturday. lie IL reported By this mornins'a Rich
mond papers, as will be seen hy the following tele
gram from Grant, to be in line Of battle not aye
miles from Savannah.
C1Tr ro1ST, Tuesday, DEC. H.
To uou. E. II. Stanton:
Richmond papers of to-day contain the follow
ing. The Richmond Dispatch says:
Sherman is near Savannah, probably not five
miles Distant lie has not male IN attack. 1t is
still doubtful whether he will do 80 or make for
the coas southeast Of the city. 1t is very ce1talo
he has not opened communication with the coast,
though he may do 20 very eoon..
LATER.
4 telegram h-m below Charleston states that
Sherman Has in line Of battlc-we will not say
wheEe-courtonted by strong Confederate force
Another paper states that there has been no direct
communications with Savannah for several Days,
und It Ens appretended that the wircs had been
cut between TINT p1ace and Charleston.
(signed) q. S. GIANT.
The severity Of the weather has prevented anT
important movements by either side ut Nash
VILE
Nothing Of Importance is reported to-day from
the Army Of the Potomac or OF the Shenandoah.
{SiEned} E. II. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
, 1864-12-14

prisoners. On Temandin3 the indictmen' .
the Judge had acted on one vibrant, but there
were six others not acted upon. md he urged
that the prisoners should be held under the O..
Mr. Deloin spoke Of the importance Of 'he
international issue, and referred to the fair
ness Of the United States courts towards
England and Canada. The court hsld th3t
he bad no right to arrest them In one case, as
he held that be had no right to dctain them
In another. The prisoners were therefore set
ut liberty, and on galn1ng the outside Of the
building we're greeted with cheers.
Arrival Of EXCHANGED Prisoners.
a large number Of exchanged prisoners ar-
rived last evening by railroad from Annap-
oils. Some Of them recently left Anderson
vile, having been removed on the approach
Of Shermen's army to Savannah, when they
were exchanged. They declare TINT no one
who has not seen rebel prisons can form any
Idea Of the guf1erings endured by the prison
e1s., On reaching Savannah, our prisoners
found many friends among the ladies Of that
place, who gave them ali the assistance In
their power, furnishing provisions and other
necessartes. Some of the prisoners say that
many Of the citizens of Savannah are Union
lists. The prisoners express the opinion that
there is nothing which could prevent Gen.
Sherman from taking Savannah. The rebel
force Is small and the Notifications are very
weak.
B Tor Additional News by Tele-
graph, see Fourth Page
, 1864-12-14
FEC n CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Ear in Lou3sfana-AEnfrs In
Western Kentucky.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chitaco Tribune.l
CAIRO, Tuesday, Dec. u.
The steamer Sultana. bringing dates Of the
7th inst. from New Orleans has Just arrived.
The True Datd has correspondence from
Youma, L., Dec 4th, saying rumors have
been rife at that place within the last few
days, tiat rebel gueril1as have been moving
in the direction Of New Orleans from tie sea
shore, on raiding party. Considerable ex-
citemcnt prevailed last night. Tic bridges
have been taken up below town, and tue main
approaches blockadcd with wagons, and pick
cts placed at the point of attack. This morn
ing several inhabitants left for New Orleans
at II O'Clock. Five companies of cavalry
passed through, on reconnaissance.
Last weck captain and twelve priyates
were captured few mics below Quitman's
place on pleasure excursion.
Sixty gucrillas we're sern here this crenlng.
The packet from Padueah brings no inter
esting gncws from that place. Col. Robb sends
the following names Of Illinois soldiers who
have died in the general hospital at Memphis
duitng the week ending the 10Th inst: John
Ward, company E, 8lst III. infantry; Aaron
C.. Gun, company G, 11th Ill. infantry.
By the steamer City Of Cairo, We hare Mem.