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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
llCHlarn M Can Grn nfsa Mn.

Particulars OF Con. Grants Movement.
PgrERsBURG Feb Q, 1906.
The enemy yesterday advapccd in heavy force down
the Vaughn road and seized the crossing at Hatchers
run driving back our pickets at that point They also
eccqp cd Armstrong; Nm the crossing above, holding
both points with infantry, while their cavalry swept
around our forces and advanced ON Dinwidde Court
House General W. H. F. Lee met their advance there,
and AFTER sharp engagement drove them baek Al the
same time the enemy made demonstrations at other
points on our right, but were easily repulsed. The
eneny's cavalry have retired beyond Hatcher's run
There was heavy infantry lighting The enemy K
tended but did not advance their line with the object Of
taking in more oodand They captnrd few and lost
some prisoners They also lost several forage wagons
GRANT MOVES WITH THIRTY DAYS RATIoNs--HE
EVIDENTLY PROPOSES TO STAY.
from the Richmond Examiner Feb. J.
front Of Petersburg that Gran had ordered two OF his
army corps 10 furnish themselves with thirty days
ticns and II s conecued that he Is preparing for some
heavy movement on his left, possibly on the southsdc
Railroad.
There il no doubt that the enemy commenced move
mcnt Saturday, and drove In our pickets across
Hachers rum some ten miles south Of Petersburg and
that he has evidently massed largo force on his left
But Of tho strength purposes OF this column we have
yet precise information 1t reported last night
that tho enemy bad been epued IN his advance in the
direction Of the Souhside Railroad by Gordon's CON-
nnnd, which holds our extreme right
was also reported yesterday that portion Of Thomas
force twenty thousand menl lately reported NOV
organized the limos OF the Potomac 70 advance Cor
louisville and that naval expedition was being fitted out
Al Point Lookout 70 ascend the Rappahannock and CO.
than speculation tn although the report
from q iarter usually well informed.
GRANT THREATENING A HEAVY MOVEMENT.
fFrom the Richmond Dispatch, Feb T.
Grant threatens another heavy movement yiTh,
southwest OF Petersburg During Saturday and Sat ray
night his railroad Kept running moving troops from
City Point 20 Lis left and Sunday morning large
column drove In our Idckets on the Vaughn road and
crossed Hatchers run. During the day thers some
brisk diminishing but engagement of consequence
fight was deemed imminent yesterday At Fix O'Clock
last evening however official inelg Of any tight
Ing had been received al the War occ The Petersburg
ErprSs thinks this movement Of Grant is against the
Weldon railroad perhaps Weldon Itself and that
attack the Petersburg lines Is Intended We think Il
quite likely that Grant Is after The Souhsdc well
the Weldon road; or IL may be, he after neither, but
is demonstrating our right 10 some real move
rnent on the north side
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Fths -. StAFN DeSphAFsss
HEADouARrrRs, Second C0xP~,
II TIE FrnlD, teb. I, lS66. !
Rad wyArnER
heavy ram storm, with and hail, set In last
sht and has continued without interruption dsring the
10y rendering extremely uncomfortable fcrthe troops
YEA the best have only their shelter fonts and camp
se-s 20 protect them from the weather.
REPAIRING ROADS.
rhc Construction corps and large details have been
d 81 since early morning in baildng corduroy roads and
cprng bridges for The pas,ae Of artillery aud
Between he left OF line proper and Hatcher run.
EURfiIER FaIrNG on TIE sloSD COePs iINE.
No 0pernicys of importance have taken place on this
c since my last despatch the fighting having been
sn-d 20 the Ff corps and the cavalry division. About
,srss clock this afternoon General Smythe, command
hg the Second div son. opened y heavy artillery lire
sDon The rebel line IN his front with the purpose OF
assisting ~ ana diyerng attention TON movement Of
General Warrsn's his left The enemy did not
Tord.
worEDEp PROPERLY CARED
cur wounded being transported to the division hos
, tals whore every comfort and convenience fur
ptrhod them Surgeons report most Of the wounds a.
Ghsht.
POSITIONS HELD
There 70 little doubt that cur lire occupied,
Covering Hatcher's run, will Ire maintained THIS we
can eat do without adding materially TO the lsbors Of
s'fr troops and al the time extension Of
Ne already aitennaed line 0f the enemy which viii be
~ erefy felt by his already oyerworkod, III fsd and
clothed men.
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Police Intelligence.

COMMODORE VANDERBILT RUNS OVER WOMAN
HE IS TAKEN TO COURT FOR RECKLESS DRIv-
ING-HIs DISCHARGE.
In driving rapidly down Broadway, opposite the Nh
scum, Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, the well known
merchant and millionaire accidentally run over woman
named Caroline Walter but fortunately she not much
injured The Commodore continued without evincng
disposition stop and what injuries the lady had
sustained when officer Dodge, Of the Broadway squad
pursued Mr. Vanderbilt and up with him mt Fulton
street The Commodore then made himself known TO
officer respectfully requested him to step up the Tombs
Police Court and accordingly, taking the officer into his
carriage, drove to the granite palace In Centre street
Justice Hogan being the bench listened 10 the state
ment tho Commodore and being convinced that the
running over tho woman accidental discharged him.
Caroline Waiter conveyed TO her residence 50 Sheriff
street.
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SHiPPIN G Ne w S


CLEARED
Steamship R.becca Clyde. wles washlng'on-Jas Hand
SHIP Ashhurton, Maeoduek ssyannah,C 9rnnen
Bark Agnes Fraser tBr). Fraser Bucnos Ayrcs Norton
Brig T!granes tprl Blake, Bristol--a Rnlcy.
s aygsa,s, s Psrry Ess,s. MIsy CO.
schr Alice Scranton, Scranton, Fortress Monroe-Baker
sohr Alice, Oliver Baimore--Beutley, Smith Co.
sehr Joseph Hay Hathaway Bristol, EiBen,ley Smith
Co.
A s GSSs nose aas eoo Sss % x
cgnard Had days hrst part o. passage heavy
ai 81 S. lon 10 passed an nman steamer bound 81 Feb D
% IS o. passed steamship China, hence for Liver
Steamship MORO Castle Adams Havana Feb at PM
mn IAN dps e with
stesiashlp Sssoo, coaoh New Orleans Jan 81 with me.s
and pssscnrer 70 Q Hsinsten ralmcrs Passed steam,
y s: a.sn. sp .s. Hs on s Ssx
gal director Left The steamship Morning star on the bar
SEVERE sas from
81 ssss%:sIp sf.sy pris' wilson, Wilmington,
s,eamship Knight Gallagher, Philadelphia with nidss
SHIP Draper OF Boston,, svensr BANGKOK Sep,
opf oss 0s.s ' T. s Hnssa sn ssp 10 Gs
a ,ys from asaos for csa sS .q9S call Matt s ms
top1nast and opsrninns apparently belonged %
.s SG s n I'd hss @ S s Y ana
giles Came 70 this for orders IL anchored At guAran-
tine.
BARK Traveller tof Iverpoo Randic, Rio Janero Dec %,
with coffee, 70 Phpps CO. Has been 10 days north Of
Hat,rras. with heavy NV gsles.
BARK Fies stevens (o Portland Howe Carenns day.,
with sugar aud mciassss y master fsb sts lon 70
sasn. ss?, 81 Srs
Bark Morning Light Iof 0ibrnarl walter, 81 Thomas, 20
days, in ballast, ~ Hafbcck Go. ~. =.
Brig Eermas tColumpanl Jackrnus Porto CaheIo, Y
days with indigo coffee Ac 10 Dsllett Blss Has had
Bis Deipain isrsml be HAM Gcnaives 30 days, with
logwood, 10 schidt Co Since Jan y has had hsssy
sra Tnrsnee tof walton Ys, Robsrs East Harbo- -
days With salt Permission Had heavy westher; split
sas carried away main boom and received other DAMAGE
Brs Alex Nckss, Rcsebrook, Grand Turk M days with
spoke brig Laton,n bo1nd probably Leighton, from
Hoalon. sIncr arr ~ Port Royail
Bria Poledo of Nassau Piumrer, Cardcnss 10 days,
with sugar and molassea, " tnaster. p
Brig w Barton (of a George Mel 0lrhru Beaufort,
NC, Tdays With yellow rne timber 20 Jas Elwoll Co.
schr Lema prl, Hsy frontera, her, rs days with
hopany, 10 ~ y sniau Eco.
Schr Antelope OF Turks Isl,nds)- Dcbson, Matanzas 81
days, with sugar. 10 Hcrgucs Go. ~
Schr Dundc lol Windsor Ms Lrnet, Bonrifc 10 days.
"i sss ~. sa'o % R RsS ss ssonad Halifax day..
With hsh. 10 j Whitney 4 CO. -
Echr Lucy Appeby Sc Andrews Nh. dayA With lumber
AMI rcrrinas. 10 Js6 frye Co
hthr Anna = Glover Htrnsn, stono, 70 days.
Scbr Goa u Piirt, Gccdie, tity Point days
bcbr Pearl Hul Yorktown, 7daya
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The "ConsoIidation" Policy In the Rebel
Army.


An officer in the army gives W practical illustration
OF the ssneccssty for consolidation In the army. lie
dcsigna,cs - brigade. composed 81 -four regiments,
each numbering about two hundred arms bearing men,
or nearly There eight hundred effective arms.
bearing men In tho brigade. Ea h regiment has Its ord.
nance commissary quartermaster sergcans, Ac., &c
the al long list OF bearing attached TO
a regiment Of thousand men. Ordnance sergeants
four; commissary sergeants, four; quartermastcr
sergcants four; sergeant majors, four; hospital
stewards, four; crderlcs, for; drummers, tat
lcastl four; MUSICIANS, twenty -four, the brigade
has two brass making ffty.two arms bearing
men, In case Of Consolidation thirteen would be tho
greatest number, as Lie roade W td make no more than
regiment proTer.
have In TIE brigade referred TO at least eighty
line officers twelve field officers four adutans, two com
mssares two quartermascrs and eight doctors makr &
hundred and eight officers when In case OF consoli
dstion nifty two would every purpose Thus In
this illustration hcre hundred and sxtytwo non
arms bearing which by consolidation would he
duced by ninety force nearly equal 10 numbers
n If the present rcgmentsonough TO turn the tide
reduced and have Ike surplus Of nonarms bearing mon
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THE SIXTH CORPS.
Mr.. sCharle. II. Hsnnam'- Despatch.

NrAR HArcrga's Res, Va,
Feb. 7--i3P. 81
w~ yxRr vAxzv roSros or THE sixth CORPS IN
THE RycEsr OPERATIONS.
On Monda W afternoon the First division 81 tho sixth
sorps marbed 70 the Vaughn road aud Hshcrs FOR
ste purpose or supporting the Fifth oops they arrived
there at about ave O'Clock or Monday afternoon Al this
v,os the pfh CO.. ps and General Gregg division Of
airy hoty engaged When owing 70 enc o. those m
syp,a,nabl, crcums.aces common TO almost every re
sp,d,Ou az tho above ocDionod irooDs becsins dxs
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statuette or General Lee.

We have been shown photograph copy of cast for
satuete OF General r. f. Lee made in Berlin, Prussia
by young friend and former townsnan Edward Val
entinc, son OF Mr. M. s Valentine, of Richmond Tho
design Of the work Of art is for stuee about three
feet high The young artist never saw General Lee IN
his life but modelled the entirely from Photographic
sent him from Richmond by his friends From glance
the photograph copy, believe the work will be the
most accurate and beautiful of any yet produced MI
Valentine has been In Europe eight years.
studying with the most famous masters, and with tree
access to the galleries OF art in the world We arc
pleased to know that he Is considered by those most
competent judge Of the best artists Of his age in
EurOpe.
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s.Ar 2 Rsypsr tswsss, Psrsrsss nonsss. RSl
Ing gale issn, Ne lost i n.s.,san syna b A.
schr II b BrsmhAn Nichols Fortress Aonros
sahr Daniel Holmes Haywood, Fortress xsns1o s4AH
6ohr Hattie Low, warner, vrx1niA -Srt No aIx-
Gchr Han Lawsoa, 6a6Lsb1ry -~-@-.gn ~
sehr Phelps Smith sAsI.Sosy ;.,. = !; = -.
Schr Mary y Cage HOPKINS Calais
Schr X DuIrto.i, Jameson, Rockland, -ss
Rchr KfpoaM Jr French, Rackand. ~
schr Wellington, Chapman, Bottom Cor phjhaDjphaA
6dhr Ira Lanrinior Coleman, Boston. =
BELOW.
khip Fortune from Marscies.
Brig CLinboraz0.
* SAILED.
steansh.r City Of Port Prince.
wind a. sua.s. NV. aE......sgs
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GRANT THREATENING A HEAVY MOVEMENT.
IErnIn the Eichmnnd niEnatch. Feb II
BrookIyu CITY News.

THE BOARD OF sUPERvIs0Rs-AcTfoN IN RELA-
TON TO THE BoUSTIEs FOR VOLUNTEERS.
TIE Board met last evening and did somo important
business among which the following in relation 70
funds for paying bounties, &c Mr. Sudwe offered the
annexed preamble and resolution
Whereas the Committee on Accounts did on the sth
day Of February, meet the County Treasurer at Ills
oce open bda for the per ten years
~ bonds as per advertisements
And whcrsas, only 417400O was bid for in ALL
100000 OF which rejected by the committee, in
consequence Of said bids being considerably less than
par, being but ST4 0O0 ef your committee resolved 70
submit the facts 10 the Board for consideration.
Resolved, That IN tho opinion Of tails Board is mex
pedient TO Issue any OF the said bonds and all bids for
the same be rejected, as per resrvaon In advertise
mont for tho Same.
On motion OF Mr. Boorn the resolutions were amended
by which the Treasurer was authorized TO accept the
e74 900 offered M per.
The resolution amended WINS adopted.
resolution 10 increase tho salary q The Clerk Of the
City Conncs from s2 600 70 81 900 per ycar taken
up aud after discussion WAS laid upon the table.
On motion Of Supervisor TAtBrl, tho Bounty Com
mitsec was directed TO resume the payment OF boun-
ties "a volunteers and after Monday next the
tent OF their means
Supervisor Blow statsd that the Supervisors CON-
nttee called upon Provost Marshal General Fry, on
Tuesday last 70 press the claims NJ Kings county for
reduction On their quota Ito replied that Ito claims Of
Kings county would not bc overlooked; but that
ductcn Of the quota Of New York ss 10 the extent Of
fifty thousand men, stated had hean dec dcd upon.
Supervisor ScufoLFs oferod arlcuimnnt 70 the
effect thai the Bounty Committee he authorized 10 ON
roy counsel 10 zoe 10 the Interests OF the county or
Kings "a Washington
SUPERVISE noorH stated the, the original quota as nxed
by General Fry for Kings county over ten thouhnd
and that the COMMITTEES had procured reduction OF more
the onc-haf 20 four thousand nine hundred and thr-
teen without making anything like the fuss created by The
authorities OF New York, wh instead Of reducing their
quota had succeeded In ~ from some four tbon-
sand TO twenty Thousand.
Mir gcnotss amendment Was toe' and tho original
solution war adopted by vote or 81 yeas "a nnyn
Supervisor Boom stated In explanation uf vote that
the Bounty Committee MouL pay NJ money On oertia-
Gates under twenty four hours notice
The Board after adjourned for ono week.
BUrrEN NE tTHs.
fanud Eldddge, farmer, residing al paldwinsvNe,
7. T. fell down dead ia IL the Fulton ferry boats
yeftcrday morning The diseaae OF the heart
samuel Morgan, aged seventy four years, fell down
dcaS ip N Rowts Office, Nassau street, last evening
He called AZ che doctors house for tho purpose Of having
At. .xi.t N,o.f
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MIR. VIM. II. stincr's Despatch.



soyns or rnr Sr.n rrrasuRu.
The Generalization o. the rebel army at Teterburg s
incscasing frighful extent HGnirsds III mon 80.
ser', not only 70 our side, but leave tho army to
prowl around the country 10 plumber and STEAL and "
thwarlcd n their designs they don't even scruplo at
numbering person In cold blood. ! ar Informed by
military authority that last week seventy ave dsscrtcrs
crossed Camden ferry, on the pasquotank river all Of
tem having belonged TO tho Sixty shh North Carolina
volunteers raised IN Camden cou.ty Beside these de-
sertos other points and either remain at their
homca ~ they have any, or Join the guerilla lands
GuFRI "a rwTYDAnoss
ON the I'd inst party OF these marauder vls ted tte
store ~ Mr. wnsow, al Hertford NJ g. and l,bbed hi "a
~ $4,000 worth u roods few days prev us 10 THAI
the store " hessrs Cakins Butt, ~ vi zsbeth CITY,
was visited and roobei 81 $4,000 wort OF stock
Numerousother rotbercs daily perpctratoi and no
occasional murder or two Gates county ned With de-
from both the Union and rebel armies About
three hundred OF the have armed and ntrencbcd them.
eslv Flax island on the Chowan river AID from
there make their sal les for puuder the unfrurate
inhabitants ~ The surrounding country. The farm ora
sal oLs living Ia ,e Infested reslon having been de-
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TIE FRIENDS OF DAVIS ACCUSED OF OPPOSING TIL
RESTORATION or JOHNSTON
from the Richmond Enquirer, Feb T.


Tho assault upon General Johnston by the Senator
from Louisiana, Mr. Semmes, yesterday, was not only
III timed but for the object Of the Senator most unfor-
tunate For instead OF destroying the immense popu-
Iarity that attaches to General Johnston II called
forth from the Senator from Texas the most able, bril-
liant and conclusive defence 70 which VIC have ever
listened The speech Of Mr. Wigfall Is VIC much regret
unavodably crowded ont to-day but shall appear TO-
morrow. Mr. Wigfal took up the military career OF
General Johnston ut Manassas. and, following through
the Peninsula the vckburg ard the Atlanta campaigns
most ably and concusvcy demonstrated that military
talent Judgment and ability had marked every campaign
until inarred by the failure the orders OF others
The whole speech characterized by great ability
and repctc with important facts. fie friends " I've
Prese7 are bind tmdgins fct Trey can d.eI the
pyrpo Of TIE countyt have Gsn,ral Jonnson reiorsd
10 command by assang his military reputation, they
very little understand the temper Of the people. The
cause the peoples cause and the army is the army OF
the country. And when the army and the people
both demand particular leader, 1t Is worse
than folly and 1t is wickedness 10 deny their
wishes In a monarchy such obduracy would
cost the prime minister Lis place, perhaps his
head In a republic Il may dmand os muh from those
tso h,s attenp 10 stand bs,re e., pspe and r cause
as Mey understand Il. We hope the President WI end
this unbecoming squabbe by yielding to the public wish
and permitting the people 10 have tho general to COM
mand the army that they wish II Il their cause and II
they desire General Johnston and believe that he can
save their cause. whether the President agrees with
them or not sound discretion should adviss him TO
yield and let the peof 10 have their way This ID The only
way to have harmony.
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News from Wilmington.


The enemy seem content With occasionally fhclIing
lines from his glnboas which In the Sound and
IN the river Our are In excellent spirits, snd not
all discouraged BY the enemys naval demonstration
either flank
dcserter came into our lines yesterday who reports
that Admiral Porter aud General Terry both awaiting
orders from Washington Having accomplished the OBJ
ject Of the expedition by the captueof Fort Fisher tho
enemy will not attempt any movement until further
orders
II reported that the enemy are raidng through the
county Of Brunswick.
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BUnnEN NE lTits.


eUrrnfE Corur.-CRCuiT.-- l-Cour opens al ten
o'ciock A. M--short causes-Nos l0is, jo7i, itI2,
I44s 1898. 1882 lCo7 1903, 1ss5, 1900 1913 Part q
10 Duane t--tou opens At ten O'Clock A. " Nos
Goa t6L 5sJ 555, $50 btT b5s $50 800 60l eC2, b6,
co. DC. ggJ CD. 90. ass OF. 12y5. lIg.
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..us .,s unable 20 resist the inclrsions Of
pn'" ar. md assasslns and compelled 10 submit
a ~ Inc oalrases committed BY these Awless cut
tlr,,sAs
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Proposition 10 Conscript all the Gold and
silver era the South for the Use of tho
Rebel Gov meut.

Ftuin Tho IICThVnd Fhquircr FED u
The conscptlon Of all the gold and silver 10 the coun
try and s dedication ~ tho good Of the cause instead OF
permitting II TO remain actual aid 10 the enemy, Ia
attracting the atteD Oh 81 members Of the CoDgreS and
the Legislature As long gold Ia permitted 70 be sold
either pr Atey at auction is actual aid 10 the
enemy Better Il at from the trade Of he
country by requiring ~ payment into the public treasury
CUnscript The gold lust conscrired tho mon, and
,vi conscrip ne seeToes. impress the preclous
metals jaet as We Impressed the prccica, corn and meat
OF the widow and the orphan. Tho brokers have Emo
gold for sson to-day, but are buying at s45
eh<y espet 10 80 up 800" Now
ibis starvation to many or our people.
What injustice M done BY borrowing this Ubiquitous
sgep Of tho oneEy and locking him up In the iron safes
OF tc Treasury jns spy or crniseary In imprisoned
In Caatle Thunder until the War s overf After
successful Mr. Broker can get his gold with interest end
u successful he has for his gold, be-
cause the Yankee viii take Il from him BY all mans
oTs,rspt dad tmirss ~ gid
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departure Of tod states Prisoners for
the Ma
SpecImvn. or the southern ChivaIry.
Vhc Result OF the North Carolina Dclc-
cation to Richmond.

frTOln LIe NICHHDnu ScnthcI, FtD, al
We violate no confidence In saying that ut a consna-
ton between the members OF Congress from North Caro-
lima and the ssoners recently sent by the Legs
turc OF that State 20 confer with the Confederate auhor
ties II was the unanimous recommendation of the Con-
gressmen, and tn united opinion Of ALL that move-
mint for NGfe Conn non b. intifsAd encournge1
The commissioners are further informed expressed
themselves much graed by their interview with the
President.
II Is delightful 70 record these evidences Of harmony
among ourselves, aud If such the spirit before Lin
coin put his late arnt upon u.s. and made fresh decla
ration OF his inolcrable designs, may confidently anti
cpdts the nt pricct and enttusastic undysiny tt
fur.ta Prosecution Of our great strpgyt
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How the south Honors its Great Men.

From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. ~
On Saturday officer Chalkey arrested two children,
Willie Miller and Mary Doughcrty, upon the charge OF
breaking two Of the fingers from the marble statue of
Henry Clay in Capital square, by throwing stones at It,
The broken fingers are In the Of the Mayor and
effort will be made to replace them The gay hs Clay
statue has b abused Is kop. n The city that seeks to
perpctuate and honor his memory in marble We think
that the guard that perambates the square might give
some attention to the young vandas and protect the
statue.
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from the Richmond sentinei, Feb. ~
Pr adler General John Echos, gays tn Iyntthurv
Rep tnn, = Ia command u the Department OF South
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TIE SECOND CORPS.

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
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AAF Movements Of Hood.
lFron the Richmond Sentinel Feb ~
. Li,ut Cen John D. Hood arrived in Macon. Ca, on
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,,,.Aye .,ro.,.d e..-.,.
s. - nscresavS Of war General Echoh he's
a<s. 49,, =, 4. 4. ~" mani OF this Department. and BIZ
=. I'm ~ " successful He IL . gallant
~ ps.sna oAoer, and one whose abilities viii
ever a'ld he ns< y placed - ''
Secretary or War CONFIRMED.
Gen ,ftrom the Richmond Sentinel Feb q
u o. John =. Breckinrdge was yesterday Unanimous
~ Mnrrned BY the senate Secretary OF War; and will
~<s chArge Of the War Department. to-day.
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G r A N +.
Later Particulars of tho Move
ment on the Left.
The Troops Intrenching Their
Positions.
Probability Of a Permanent Exterior
'0f Grants Lines.
yngEaE HALL AND RAIN STORM.

ADDITIONAL LIST OF CASUALTIES,
Soy Sc, sc.