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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
gatEIiiaeufeer.
THE CRONE.


Appis on the littls ltand, the coal 4 al selESS
Or sit you down close by my side, and ten us from
Som. Ssasanf things which you have seen, that
can see no more
swell, many times. on ewes Ike this, beside an srt
I've Ss ssI myssiS to hear her tell whA. wOndFOuI
When iS 10 sf SOGth the .oa lived where
And iTybsardsd aebsys stood, all Ger the pleasant
land.
"shs had seen lords and I.dIes hide on PaltEsy'
strong and Meet,
No o,R y'f a1 Si' 10. scotland could such pa;o'
And there 70 younger day. she danced With notable
Nell Gov.
..Her father was MeIntO.h, who took bis sword
To nEh Il that Charley sseEar. might to kiheh0Od
Che ehisfsSins bold and strong had ssen, and sol
with 9bIb e' and spoTTaDs Ispk and pAids Of
many hue.
..rhe srea. Argyle her neighbor was, and in hi'
HID oseR q Iooisd the bonnie flowers and winsoms
And .he f had sven seen himself, noble looking
Til. PRIDE Of all the country round, the boat Of all
his clan.
4sbs told how dordon's duchess fair came to a
Where H Ser aSt so2sia long had Lived, Lived a.
Ard Isea she - ven. to SEQ her Eb how proud Ihs
She for Is aGses. made the bed the duchess liked
It we'll
.shs WAS no servant, though, hSrse; ,hs often did
She never ever had wrought out at all hne0 Andrew
Ru. .he S and Apdfow ksept house. brave house IT
For NJ: 1s % ah, with hin what happy days
..Yol he was then bachelor, rich one, young and
Who aS S had his store.rOOD full, and said
And Dan amen n va, LinsIy name stu hOnored Ger
And .6 ssS bondred keeping house for such
"Near ATTY years thi, Scottish dame on Yankee soil
Yet sos tsish love and Scottish pride in every limb
And rsVer s for the oldsn times was Ike mantle
Around G hsf person, and retained as was her native
tongue
aoar neishbor Green = lawyer was; We laughed
sb. .lwa Ss stroEs to honor him, and titles she
Not Mr. Green, but Lawyer Green, she gave him as
Bu. for her lie shO could not sound the and
gel it 1. Mt that abe should sleep In ereenwOOd'
For ali t6isEs grand and beautiful to comfort her
Her Other iisfnoTS. where are they, that rohoArsO
The ay.ng years. where have they gone, that enact
the crone"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions once
No. l., Mcclure House, being the once formerly
occupied By Adams HIpTesa Company. sPrl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

aapAp aARGAINs IN JEWELLERY.
w. FORSYTH g CO.,
Al 4 - Nassau st. N Y, (adjoining the Post ohlceO
oRsr for sale the following Magnificent List Of
Watches, Chains, JeWelry, DC,
VALUED - 100000.
Reb Article One Dollar and not 70 be paid for until
you know what you are to getI
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efects that spring from IT,
Na-COmpo5ed OF simple vegetable extracts. they
contain nothnEdesterious to any Constitution, how
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they never fail to do.
- They may be safely used At any age. and -
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MONTHS, during which the unfAiling nsture Of
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

Mn. FRANKLIN PaILP, OF the nrm Of Philip
d s0lomons, returned from Eur pc In the steamer
City Of Cork, and arrived In Washington last
night In excellent health.
MAJoR q. Y. DAVIES, Additional Paymaster
o. S. A., has bsen Iel4 eyed hom du y a. Chief Pay
master Of the Department Of the South, and
MAIoF A. ". EIliott, Add IionAl PaymAster u. 8.
A has been assigned to the position.
Mr.. O, II. SwHsTsHR, lately OF the New
York Round Tab O. has beorme associated with
Mr. z X. pApgbOrn In oondueting the new daily
pAper A. Jersey CITY, the Eren'ng TtAss.
GBoRau W. DnKs, Inspector of Police In
New York, IL on trial Ior aiding In breaking up q
public NEE 1ng. ....
GREHE, the Maiden murderer, will be hung
on the 18th OF January. Young Converse was
murdered one year ago Thu sdAy.
Nh. GHoR0H 7. DowHIH0, the son OF the
veteran Downing, 10 In New Tors, from Newport
TO supp y piotie oysterS and boned turkeys lol
New Years day, As the LoWnitgs have done fol
the past forty years.
RICHARD @. CoLB, for thirtytwo year.
cashier Of the BSpk Of Burlington, w., died on thu
18th.
Hon. jams NJ. WAIHH has been . Judge
OF the United States suprsne Court for thirtJ
Yeas.
THOMAS PoWARs was killed by the bursting
Of q ETindstone At the Wi Htei airing
ComPanyb works, on Pond n II, last Tuesday.
DR.. JouN LAWRENCE Fox, Surgeon In thu
United states Navy, d ed At his h me 10 Roxbury
Mass, or saturday last, d the age OfA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. Pm.
LIEU TENANT eExraAL aRAsr THE
GRAND MILITARY DIREoTOR

LIEy TENANT eENERAL eHAHr THE
GRAND MILITARY DIREoToR
In speaking Of the recent grand operations
Of our armies, the New Ycrf Hsrald does par.
tial justice TO the Grand Director Of oil our
military moyements, who sits II alittle electric
instrument at City Point and plsns and sug-
gests and orders his Lieuteuants In the neld.
In concluding an editorial, the Hsraid says
"In all these operations We have the most
convincing evidence, not only Of the raro per-
ception OF the General Chief In the selection
Of HE subordinate generals, but Of his wonder
full saRscity In the successful working Of his
extensive, complex, but beautiful and hArmo-
nious combinations. Warren, In Virginia,
supports Foster In South Carolina, Foster sup
ports Sherman, In Georgin, while Csnby, In
Mississippi, assisting Sherman ON the one aide,
is cooperating with Thomas on the other.
The expedition of Burbridge and stoneman
from Rast Tennessee, In support Of Thomas,
brings the grand chain OF these cooperative
movements round again into Virginia, aud
they are all crowned with success In proportion
TO their Importance. The quiet, modest, uu-
pretending soldier, with q shoulder strap bear
Ing three stars, whose headquarters arc In
front Of Richmond, is the contrlvcr and dlrec-
tor Of all these operations. His abba, sklllful
and devoted generals understand him, and
their brave soldiers arc thus on every side led
TO victory. II was . lucky day for the national
cause when Congress dictated 10 President
Lincoln the energetic, tenacious and unfailing
Gen. Grant as The leader Of all our armies In
the held.o H .r.. .HH. s..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
l. o O A l. N e w q.

THs TRIAL OF Col. BAKER FOR ALLHoED
'FALaE lmPnIsoHmEHT-The case OF the United
ss: mol Ls bks! sSs.sss %.s se Te
sumed this morning before the criminsl court
Judge Wylie presiding
The dsftndsspI counsel offered ten different
i. That the order o,he Secretary ef War dstai-
ing Coz. Bsker In the Treasury pepartmeot, ss re-
Der 2lth, 1854 was made uncer the authority OF the
President, and n tn arrest 10 this case was made
10 pursuance Of that order thea Sy virtue 81 ne
fendAnt must be aequitted. Refused.
.. That the letter oil the Secretary OF the Irsat.
Sy s " ne the
tor, wss also an order given uuder tho authority
OF the Prssdentj md II this arrest was m de Ia
pursuance Of that order, In convection with the
aforesaid order of the Secretary OF War, thu de-
fendsnt must be nsquitt'd. Refused.
. Thatthe acts q the Secretary Of War and Of
primo Jaeis the acts OF IN President OF the Unitsd
States, snd carry with them the legal presumption
I ThSt Il the Solicitor OF the Treasury, bsinE
authorized TO order the arrest, did not otJse
when Informed OF the defendAnpa intention to
make II, and especially II he COUNSEL ID aud Ad.
yissd with the dsfendAht a. to the mode OF making
II, then the said solicitor must be considered aa
having Assentsd thereto, aud his A.sent wa
equivalent to that order. Granted with qua Id
8. That II the SolIOltar, after receiving author
i,y iroQ toe sss5etsry o. me Treasury to order
informed by the defendant that he would maize
the arrest, such silence 'ithout ohestion eonstt'
tuted IN 400 liesosnoe In the act aud was equiVa-
Il mt to an order.
Granted with qualiho tlons.
9, That the written order Of the Solicitor, by AuT
thorty OF the Secretary OF tho Treasury, GAted
January T. 1854, and direetink the inenoeiation Of
Dr.. Gwy nhb In the oId Ca itol prison, was given
states, And neoeasAIil Implied Rn saHent 10 and
approval OF the ArreAt which had taken place the
DAY previous, and related back to, adopted and
justified ths same. .H..f '....- .-#H' ..
Refused. "A.
!. That the remark attributed 70 the dsfsnd4ni
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
Ths De Dsncisscy m I.

This bill, which passed the House yesterday
afternoon, appropristes about $92, ,oO0, 900. The
following are among the items;
For the support, clothing, and medical treat
ment OF the insane OF the army aud navy and
OF the revenue cutter SERVICE and Of the District
Of Columbia, at the hospital for the insane In
said District, $50, 900.
For repairs OF the navy yard bridge, 10 enable
the Commissioner Of Public buildings to erect
o new draw, u 900.
For the support and maintenance Of the con-
yicts transferred from the District ofColumbla,
at such place or places ss may be selected BY
the Secretary Of the Interior, $50 900.
For armament Of fortihcations, $500, 900.
For current expenses OF the Ordinance depart
ment, and for ordnance service, seoo, 900.
For national armory, 5000 900.
For gunpowder and lead, t400, 900.
For contingencies of Notifications, $500, 900
For tool and seige trains, $780, 900.
For Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida, e125, 900
For Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Florida
on, 900.
For the medical and hospital department
S3, ,25l 900.
For the Qusrtermaster's department, Wis,
For purchasing cavalry and artillery horses
q, 100000. -
FOR transportation OF the army, SO $50 1877
For regular supplies, SO, 900 900.
| For barracks and quarter, % OOO, 900.
For Incidental and contingent expenses, VI,
900 900.
For military telegraph, s725 900.
For supplies and the expenses Of providing
for prisoners OF war, %, 100000.
For clothing, camp, and garrison equipage
$50 100000.
To supply deficiency In the appropriation
for the public printing, $3.50, 900.
To supply a deficiency In the appropriation
for paper for the public printing, $3.50 900.
| n . AaAe In ata ali
for the public binding, 100000.
To enable the Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes TO execute the resolutions OF th
House Of July 4, 1854, directing payment Q
additional compensation TO lie ofncers, clerk
and other employees, and 70 the House :,
porters for the Congregational 0tooe, sum sun
! Client for that purpose, being t3I ,S9l.40.
To supply deficiency In the appropriation fc
! compensation to the reporters Of the Congrs
: siOT.dI GlOhe, $500.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

" Mr. jotd.n, bu, dl,rroysd by NJ. shl,teoasn,
a..s. s.ss "Sss sss s.vSi: sS
s.s :1S :ss.s sGsi Is. s.
o. War or Of the Treasury. ~ '9f,fl , ~ =
t That il from ali the testimony % ~ ssss me
iury esllcysd ths sr,sss We Hsae ~ ~ .nsse,s
Granted, with qusllnss,Ion. to TIE sfset that !,
.. That ifsfter the arrest OF Dr.. cvynas, ths
3, iioitor Of the Treasury secempanied the dei.nd
an, to The o.,up,sd y ,ss Pr,on, ..s'sss
/; srsmias and sIisS Toe pspsrs .silsd, o. u N.
and pro%eisd ss Rs ,s Ss
arrest and willis thsy kaev the prirDpsr was IN
*. % su hos.ss isS .ppscs.a % ~
10 II the riisoaer was arrested, and the Score
S.s susci over ~ IS. .aSss. .sS ass &
order his feesae, the jury mar presume that the
irI,., was made by shsir authority. - : Al
The cour. then gave ia ip.tsussicn., vhisA "a
vsred the prosecution, but bstoksnsd nominal,
NJ Brsciey then ofrstsd the foliovibs prayer.
lt from the vhele :yidsnes sfotesnd ths iuU,
Jsau.ty, 1891 arrest ths ssid stuart wysn Il ~
will Of Tie aid stest ewynp, and did hold hin IN
s:tSsg Sn Z guilty aS s ps S s ss
as charged. M - z. :, = -, =. 80 :
battery, ifths jury ahall further nnd mat havinF
grounds Of suspioon or belisf that the said stuart
Gwynns was attempting 10 dsfrsud or had DE-
tion of contract with sAld Dspsrtfnsnt he wss
then executing. The sectetsry Of the Iressnfy
without fprther showing the empress authority OF
the Presidsnt 10 tho taid Secretary TO order the
SID arrests and "a the .bssnss q pleof % su.h
tion for said assault and battery, GRANTED.
Arguments were then nkte by biessrs. coombs
and Car In ,ton Tor the prosscution, and By Mr..
stanton for the defence. s.
The case wss then submitted to fhs Jury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

THE pnr ON rss arAsra M .Lrrp

THK yIRE ON TIE HEARTH IN sLEEPY HoL-
LoWjs ChTtstmas fosm Of the Oldsn Iimei By
kdwAfd Mspper. Published By Hurd HouGh-
ton, New York.
on9iAA poems, In various nsasurss, relating 10
The sports, Joys, rsmsmbrAnSss, msstlngs, and
aseiuons Of ChristmAs. Tho following AnAthsma
% Ne man who you'd WAntonly hurt child 10
appropriate 70 the time when children are masters
Of NE aitnation;
I" Hs'd crush nOlber-birds In their doWny nests,
Or sheet down their mates while they sings
HeAd make . meal OF young robin red-breaatp,
Or brotl OF . pure ohsTub's wing"
Ths volume insludas poems Of all kInds from
the SportiVe and humorous TO the thoughtful and
tender, and IL pseullAEly appropriate to the Ap-
proaehiag ChFistmAs season. For sale BY Hudson
Taylor, ssa PsnnsylvAnia Svsnue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

Gen. Alvin P. Ho,ey, commanding the Mill
tary District OF Indiana, was married on the
7th inst, TO Mrs. Rosalind Carey, the widow
Of the late Major W. =. Carey, Of Indianapolis,
who died In August last. ef 600.
Gstrs. Hovey will be remembered In wash
Ington as Mrs. vAllette, who graced, during
the arst years Of the present Administration,
the hospitable home Of her father, the late sec-
rstsry Of the Interior, Hon. Caleb B. Smith,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
Richmond Papers Silent
about Sherman and
Az the Fleet.

Richmond lpspers Of Tuesday, Deeember
20, are silent about General sherman's move
ments, and do not seem TO have heard OF the
great military and naval expedition which
sailed from Fortress Monroe few days since.
Gen. sherman having completely invested
Savannah on the 18th instant, Of course all
communication s 10 his actual movements
would not be known In Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.

AssocIATIos or THE sBrsRs OF MHRor.-
Mr.. Hale, OF New Hampshire to day intrOdu sed
10 the senate . bill. which was referred TO Ihe
Committee for the d strict OF Colunbia, roorpor-
a,ins The a.soo,ation OF the Sisters o. Mercy In
D ratoIs are Isabel Atkinson, Ei,zsbeth, MedeslL
Ierss. b. Irne, Ellen Mathews, Mary Bufnie, To
real estate 10 he held BY the is limited
20 t2l0 900, to be mpoyed In the maintenance OF
academy and school for the eduoatiOn OF fem ale
children, house OF Pfoteotioa for houseless indi-
gent females, AMI an innfmsry hospital for the
care OF such silk and invalid persons as may
place them, elves or be placed under their treat.
ment aud care.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
Tz. Rzsss Losps rHsn PIvoK.-Cones.

THn RnSus Losns THsIz PLgoK.-Cores-
pondsnis who witnessed the battles before
Nashville last week say that the rebels did not
nght with their wonted spirit They seemed
dishsartened and discouraged. They madel lit
tie resistance behind their breastworks, and
seemed 10 bs little unwilling to b taksn prison
ere, 70 end their troubles. On no occasion was
hssrd tho old defiant yell, which they have
bean accustomed 70 howl back at our boys even
In rssroat. a rr.'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
n + r / o l A L.
was DErAnrn.sr, I

ADJuTAHr GEHERAL's 0ryIcE, .H'
WAsHINaToH, Dec. ~, 1884. J. .H
The following oficers having been reported the
headquarters OF the army for the offences herein.
after specified, arc hereby notified that they Will
ttAnd dismissed the seryiee Of the Unitsd States,
unless, within hfteen days from this dAe, they
appear before the military Commission In session
IN this city, OF which bngadter General John o.
Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10 president,
and make satisfactory dsfenee TO the sharsss
against them; .
ToT rasining money N hb haHds bJsssia1 10 sulHi.
tatts and uTn0 lAs 90 no for pyts sfs paypohs, /
Captain d. y. Caldwell, lasd Ohio voluatesTs. = ,
Dcsarion
Captain James Connor, iaith Indiana voluA-
teerS.
Captain Thomas NJ. Gibson, ssi Missouri Volun.
teeTI, ~ s'as''i
lbssAcs uiA ~ lease. 'r.sg t1fsrI
Captain J. W, DAY, Ist IndisnA heavy artillery,
fst Lieutenant Augustus II. Hon, ~ MARYLAND
volunteers
s,eond Lieutenant George II. Sears, Ist New
Hampshire heavy artillery. r., p fsI
second Lieutenant John pAksr, 18th New Fork
Captsin Casper Wolfe, 18th New York artillery.
Second Lieutenant David n. Q. Wells, iaeth Ohio
volunteers. Il. ID. ToWkBEhD, -
de29 Assistant AdJutant eensEal-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

A Coon EsrnRPRIsr.-A laudable enterprise
has Just been undertaken by tho Christian
Commission and Is being practically carried
out, viz, to provide libraries for our soldiers
In the field. In order 10 secure 30 900 volumes
OF good choice books, every friend At home Ia
TO send one or more 70 the Christian Commits
sion as New Years gin 10 the soldiers. They
will be assorted aud forwarded 70 the proper
quarters under the care Of the agents Of the
Commission.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

Several Of Mosby's gueriliss, who were cap
tured in the Shenandoah valley few days
ago, were armed with Spencer rides. They
say about seventy Of the command have them
and that they were picked up on the battle
Geld after the nrst battle at Winchester.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

NATURALIsTs have remarked that the squirrel
is continually chatting 10 his fellow squirrels
In the woods. This, we have every reason "a
suppose, arises from the animal love Of gossip,
as he is notoriously one Of the greatest tail
bearers among the tribe.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
The Siege OF Charieston-Ths Truce
Ended and the Attack TO be Made On
ahs Ioth


FoRrRsss MoSRoz, Dec. 2o.-The truce TO
Charleston harbor has ended. Colonel John
K. Mulford arrived here last evening from
Port Royal, g. O., In the flagship New York,
Capt. Chisholm, accompanied by the remain
ing steamers OF the dag-of.truos neot, the I'LL
Bois and George Leary. These three steamers
brought about 1000 prisoners, being the last
instalment OF the entire number-12, 900
exchanged through the untlring exertions Of
Colonel Mulford.
Al the time the New York saiied-on the
18Th instant-from Port Royal, Savannah had
not yet been captured, but vigorous prepara-
tons were being made by General Sherman TO
either compel the city TO Immediately surren-
der the next day or carry Its entrsnchments by
desperate assault. General Hardee, with his
entire command, estimated at IL, 1000 10 is ,00C
men, were cut OF from escape, and the captur,
Of the forces defending the place was deemed
. certainty.
RspEL NEWS FROM SAVANNAH.
Richmond papers OF Sunday have extract
from the Charleston Mercury OF the l4th an'
10th.
Tho Mercury Of the l4th has the story OF
soldier, 10 which the Mercury evidently doe
not give much credence, that Sherman ha
been repulsed In an attack on the outer de
fences Of Savannah.
The Mercury Of the 10th alleges that train
are running regularly between Charleston an,
Savannah, and that Sherman has swunI
around more TO his right, indicating an indis
position 10 make o direct assault upon ba
vannah.
The Msro.ry says that Sherman carried For
Nc Allister by his strongest storming column
and thinks that his next point Of attack wi
be Genesis Point.
The rtbsl General Smith was stated to be o
the south side OF the 0geechee with eight thou
sand troops.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

THE GLoucEsrER (Mass.) Telegraph says a
woman died in that town last week, thirty
years OF age, who had given birth to twelve
children In ten years. Eleven Of these children
were born at Eve births-four pair of twins and
one triplet.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
BY rELE q RAPH.


HALIFAX, Dec. 29.-Ths steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on the 10th and Queenstown on
the 1lth, arrived last night, during q heavy
snow storm. 81 .f EYr-
Lospos.- Consols for money, ssi. .
The Confederate loan was depressed by the
news Of sherman's progress. .,... ~ D..
The Esri OF Carlisle died on the 9Th inst.
The remains OF Mr.. Dayton have been en-
baimed and sent to Havre for shipment 10
New York. Tho obsequies took place on the
9Th, and were attended BY representative Of
the Emperor and French foreign ministers and
tho diplomatic body. A detachment Of troops
formed guard Of honor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

A PRINTER in Boston was fined $50 the other
day for "pi"-ing three columns OF "matter, I"
in the printing ONCE Of Mr.. Morgan, and
throwing the same promiscuously about the
dOoF
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

BosroH, Dec. 2l.-The steamship Canada
sailed at o'clock this afternoon, taking
twenty eight passengers and 1000 In specie
for Liverpool, and twenty-five passengers and
about sl3, 900 for Halifax.
A heavy snow storm commenced this noon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22
From Havans-Anothsr English Heck
sds Runnsr Captured or galveston.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 22.-Tho steamship Colum!
bla brings Havana dates to the 17th.
The steamship Alexandra, nov called the
Mary, has been seized at Nassau for the viola
tlon Of the neutrality laws, being on armed
vessel. She will probably be released.
The blockade runner Ptarrigan, which went
out from Havana, broke down, and was
obliged to return for repalrs.
The English blookade-running schooner
Alabama was captured OF Galveston on the
7th Inst, by the vessels blockading that har-
Dor.
Negotiations are going on for the exchange
Of 500 prisoners at Camp Grace, Texas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-22

IoE-BoUND.-The United States mail steam
or Webster 10 ltill ioe-bOund OF the lever Gies-
boro whArf,and there 10 prospect Of her getting
up to Washington this evening As As soon ~ the
Zoe esn b. broken away, her mails and passengers
will be lsnded at GiesbOro, wv
Ths steamer Wa'hington Hunt which plies re- u
lsrly between Washington, GlPsjoro aud AlexAn-
dris, hiss been bound tight In the lee on the mouth
Of the Eastera Br,nsh ever since eight o'clock this
morning,