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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
PROM CssARI.EbTON.
Reconnoissance on James lssand-hese'
RepuLc-Pnssensers Arsdved.

The United States steamer Illinois arrived
Yesterday. from Hilton Head Feb l2, MAJOR H. =.
u;ocinson commanding. Among tho passengers wfe
Cert j. +. Anderson. Capt j. s. Hatch Capt. J.b.
Daniels Capt ]. Knapp, Lieut.. Frank Meade do
Iieyt. NJ. Nay, mostly New-York officers. There WIRE
,lso on boapi nusnber Of refugees from tayaniah'
naur Of them wealthy persona
BY the Illinois we have news that on the ~" ''s,
cen Gilmore ordered reconnaissance by t-e lh'n
New York ard two cSlored regiments toward secs
.io,v;le James Island The expedition when vas
upder command of Gen SchimmerfepiF' ad''ho'o'
amer diminishing several hours upon The H'pei worn
AZ seeessicnyille and after sharp fight, lailns ABOUT
an hour drove the Rebels from their first to e'r ''o
ond line taking possession OF the former The eApea
,ion then returned. The loss by our troops was '00
d,ty killed and wonnded the Rebel loss is ahSnos"
We took, however. twenty prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
FROM SHERsaAM'S ARMY.
RAPID PROGRESS OF HIS TRcePS
THEyARE NEARLY UP TO NORTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON ENTIRELY ISOLATED.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. &c. 1865.

Richmond papers Of the 18th indicate that
sheruGn's advanced cavalry arc actually as far north
cs Florence the second important railroad junction
the borders of North Carolina.
They also announce all Geographic and railroad com
that Shemans left column must have struck the North
Eastern Railroad running from Charleston to Florence
The Richmond papers of tie lith received to-day,
show thai the question OF arnng slaves has been ten
porariy laid aside in the Rebel conGress.
Florence is in the Darlington District Of South Car
Dina. about thirty five miles from the North Carolina
border 1t is the point G. Junction Of three railroad
lines-the NORTHEASTERN. tie Wilmington and Man
chester, and the Chersw and Darllngton.l
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The Rebel l:aiders' Case.
MONTREAL W

MONTREAL. Wednesday, Feb. u. 1865.
Canon. the Rebel messenger nom kehhond,
nrrIsea aoio ,e.s.. Day and examined before fha
Court. -. ..o5,o.d ,bo r,us,er.
Tie Counsel for tho prisoners produced no ,
rolls Of the Coniederates, among WHICH ~. . ns 81 a
nri.oners appear. lie also produced Two e4pes , x.
letter oi instructions CAPT, Young Satsa Je u no,
i,n1d S,dlors" all Of which are certined u o, NT
,,roi, rnior the Confederate seal. The 1i;nsss
sts,s5 tsat he received this paper from the C.,ederate
g cretary OF state the ith inst who aised h ssna
Il in lis presence. The witness also stae1 tiss
prcsfer, DAVIS expressed surprise 81 she Tesu; Oh po
Bull,y case. 800, the. the
C,',r witnesses were mined who prove,s ..- s
prisoners resided at TIE Canada rails IN '-e "'''1
1853 and lc6i. -, -, 18th thu
AAother witness is to arrive from Riehmonu WIZ ~,
elass.icallons Of the prisoners, men .he e'S ''
mart of the defense will be definitely closed - ,h.s
The prosecution say they have on.y Two U ~ s co,
more wines "a 70 oyaullne which they ".l 90 TO-
MONTREAL Thursday, Feb IT, isoY'
| Two Marshals from NewIork aave arrived 10
take the prisoners in case they are suITercer'''
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From che PACIFIC Conan.

SAN FRANCISCO Monday. Feb. II, 1865
The steamer Constitution sailed for Panama
to-day with eco passengers for NewYork and 81 3
0o0 In gold, Of which S7gi 600 is for New.Nork
The opposition steamer Moses Taylor also took about
the same number Of passengers.
Two steamers have arrived from Oregon nnd Veto
ria within few days but bring very little treasure tho
severity Of the Winter having checked mining opera
tons.
The San Francisco Branch Mint Is closed for the a3
nstment OF accounts owing to the death OF the meter
and refner Mr.. Deno, and dispute as 10 The power
TO temporarily ill the Iney.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. Feb IA. 1865.
Gen. Mcdowell has issued nm order requlr-
ing passengers to Mexico first TO obtain permits of Tbs
Provost Marshal No citizen of the United Suites Win
receive permit without evidence Of his peaceful nten
tons Doubtful persons must take the oath Of ale
eiarcc Aliens must produce satisfactory certificates
OF their nationality. The object OF the order is 10 pre-
vent the increase Of bands vi persons iuimea 20 tho
United States reported to be Assembling In sonora
with hostile intentions toward the frontier population
and military posts of the United States.
The monitor Camanche has made a satisfactory
official trial trip and has been fo mally accepted from
the contractors.
The shipments Of treasure from the port last YEAR,
amounted 10 nearly ffty-six millions the largest
amount ever shipped in like period. OF this Eve ;ni
hons was on Government account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
Movements Of Gen. Sherman.

WASHINGTON, ThurEday, Feb lG, 1866.
Major Stolbrsnd, Chief of Artillery Of the
Fifteenth Corps of Gen SLerman's Army, has arrived
here bringing dispatches to the Government lie says
Gen. Sheimans plans Lot enc ally known IN his
own sIny. although be las Is eHaTc confidence.
1t was General Ilai's division which defeated the
enemy at Rivers B.idpe the Godiers wading to their
waists to make the attack.
II is clear that Sherman is moving large columns to
the right and left. east end west. Of Branchvile
little 10 tie mort ward OF that point is a fine high
fertile and pIod1. iivs secacn o. country. easily
traversed with good roads and abonnding in supplies
If he is aiming at Columbia he VIII traverse the dis
tricts of Craneobnrs and R.chl4nd-a region unsnr
passed in the whole land for wealth aud abundance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
From Cniro aud the Sou,h- west.

CAIRO Wednesday Feb u. 1916.
The steamers Argyle and FORSYTH collided
opposite the city last sht The former sank and tho
latter was com derably damaged Nearly 100 bales
OF cotton not previously tied arrived here within
the last days in about equal amounts for Cincinnati
and ST. Louis. Memphis adsces OF the l3tA Instant
state that the Thornton expedition sem from that cy
on the 26th lt under Col Osborn. returned With hfy
prisoners and quantity OF live stock. Ia. expedition
penetrated into Louisiana far as the Wa,nita River
meeting with bu; little resistance. The ouly organized
Rebel force they discovered was Harrisons Brigade.
which was beyond The Wash,i.
Several steamers and an immense quantity o. Rebel
stores destroyed and abort two hundred prison
ers cantured. most of whom paroledsoarce-
~ man was lost our side and only few were
wounded. Many Of our horses however. were broken
down, owing TO the ruegedness Of the country over
which the expedition passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
The DiscipIine 81 Lees Army greatly Im-
pnised.
FpqRs ARMIES oy THg CospKnyRArE sTArns, }
E.h

GENERAL OHDrRs No. 3.--Tbe discipline and
efficiency Of the army have been greatly impaired by men sv
ing their pre- Join others which taey in
service more agreeable
This almost iojurigus In its consequences as 'e
crime Of de.crton by The articles OF tue offender
TO similar punishment sid SUBJECTS the ocer receiving mn
10 di,missa from III. army. -, L,o,
II Is declared fh-t the provisions Of General Order
No of this date army hesiqnaren apply 10 sac e
have letbeir proper oosnnanss snd joined o,hei'
I'm lat order non Lying with It. condition. 81
suffer the cons rquences attached 70 nesectingh
IN. names of such abeuees will be- forthwith reporrd 10
By officers with whom they are '-tnf
aud immediate nsasuIes taken u ieturh 'Aein 10 ~ Pi
commands. II, IN H. ,,.S. al
A. soon a. p, sc,cabs Inspection viii be nsee va
charges viii be preferred against those wh1 heps.' .
this order. ~ -. -
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ere Subsequently placed or board the hospitality


Spsuiding.
Great credit is fairy due to the Medical Director DR.
Barnes, who personally TO tho execution OF every
important order touching the care Of the wornded
Tho Medical Inspector, Dr. Buzzcl; Drs. Meals
Mitchell ard others. have been indefatigab,o IN INC
treatment Of the wounded. The Sanitary Commissio1
Is wostaiy represented by VI. F. W. Foster Who
Throughout the assault uron Fort Fisher and during
tho reconnaissance to-day has been always present ct
the GIT time with the ncccfsaIy clothing and other
hospital comforts for the wounded.
Ait'r DARK tie Rebel battery operated from Fort Ar
dorson and kept up vigorous shellng for half an hour
or more. Two or three wero wounded by the shells
from the fo!t.
Some heavy and distant cannonading toward VII
mington attracted attention during tic afternoon.
which has not been explained.
Reports have reached here that Gen Sherman has
captured Branchyilic
The termination of the socaled Peace conference las
disappointed no one here. and the army is now
ready than put down Rebellion with TIC strong
hand. r.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
DETECTION Of the Ecbcls-Whni sherman IL
Being und WHAT is Li,teiy 10 srapprn.

NEWBIGN, Monday, req. lJ lecs.
Tic Raieigh q. c. Progress Of January II
contains two extraordinary articles the state Il tho
cqgLtry OF the most delIut character Il says that
gsateman OF Intelligence and position has us arrived
i .,ael,h fom Florila, Georgia. ard South Carolina
and that the people OF the last Daned State are
the worst whipped Set Las seen or heard OF Of
They look on ali gone, believing sherman win meet
serious obstacles and in fact want tie best peace
they get ard want it The Progress scys that
the Of The Georgia and South Caroida papers lead
to the same conclusion. which quite much dis
gustcl with JoI Davis now as with Abe Lincoln IN
ls6l.
"Shermau's columns" says Tie Progress. " arc nov
ing or ard soon they Ghs South Carolnans VIII have
chance to spill the last drop Of blood OF which we
have beard much. Tie rulers at Richmond are car
rying us 30 destruction at the rate OF sixty miles an
hour"
The Progress in its other articles says "eo1nan is
in motion. and according 20 refugees from 1~'n""dh'
has force Of $1,000 men. Nor is his arm '",se moo
Proriing in tie country to oPpre.s ac,iop . 100
it 10 an army OF discpi.neher at tie NO.. - on
our own eoasi-ha,il soon we think, have WiniE.
ear h'veelfy has 0.OoO to 1900 men,
ha uppose they combine their forces Terry and sher-
man we must sat them down at not less than about
twelve thousand ner, and they VIII move Oh WI'a 'ho
sun and before tie orb that lights the world shall stand
erect IN the heaven. II than probable tha tho
Federal flag viii ly over Charleston. wilmington
Columbia and Ealeighl Yes, Raleigh, too
Grant sill stay where he is, AID thus keep Gen Lees
army in the vice that has held for last ten months
and Sherman and Terry will move on. Sevbern
vould be the water base Raeiyh the inward hase ana
With Grant On the James and sherman at Raleigh, botn
in COMMAND Of large armies, all transportation cut on
and supplies exhausted. Gen Lees army would DC IN q
tlsht place.
Tie Governor ond Legislature will leave, but the
people viii stay where they are and Il Sherman come
here and throughout the state generally. they will do
s they have IN Savannah make the best they can Of
condition o. things they coud not help. The people
want peace, regardless Of jeff Davis and Abe Lincoln.
Give them peace, and protection for person ard
property and they very little about boundary Ines
or who may be President"
Tie Progress also says: "Rumors are rife 10 hlch-
mond of the evacuation at early day OF that city ana
many OF tae citizens believe that such thing VIII take
place. We are prepared for .great changes and mo-
mentous events in the next sixty days, and even ITO
abandonment Of Petersburg and Richmond would not
startle U.s."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
Gen. Lees Address TO the Army md the
Country.
HDoRs. ArMFs OF TIE CoSIEpERAI srArrs, }
~ Ill l.IL \

Feb H.. lets. J.
GENERAL ORDEEs No. An entering upOs the
csmpsgu about T. oIen ,s Gen, q iers
the .oder. VITO have 90 Iona aud % nooy borne 80.
ship. and dangers II th. wai require no sAhSf's""
~ III. b-y ,ranmiied by their foeisthe they have
inherited he spf 20 dcicpdr, ,,.e, ,,, 4. t,for.
Tac choiec between war ana A'y''' '"
10 .uc proposal with arms IN ihe h'hd can
have bat one answer -. --.. 49, a.. ,i.h, ~ ALI
They cannot batter manhood Tor p''''' NV WV ''s - 80
goy,rrfuclt for life "a properly ,.... .I...ti.. 4.
IN, inriee u them require s'ih'i Hn"l"hi'rh W
~ have abandoned tncir c'naas ~ the hoif u prfL
-, nv \, Offered to wipe out the disssc.
am. escape lie Punishment OF i"t" cI,l's. -. c.,- .
By authority Of the Pre't OF inc ,onro-h,e SI~es,
II 80 !. .,.,uu..J 10 ga dc-eTers and men iinpfofeoy
-, - I'll, LINEN 10 commando 20 which thoy belong
within the shortest posyoS 'iir hoy s4Vit X
from the pubhcaiion o -. oIl.'' - wv '' ' " w.
u So rsy b. prevented by interruption Of ccr mum
c,,n NAV r.t5f, WITHIN the time spechsd TO ihe heatt
,S,ct o. other officer duty, g. be forwarded ~
S,, and upon presenting ceTtihcae froui
80 al AZ ins APPLIANCE with THIS requirement. VIII
receive the Iarjon hereby offered , .
'o have dcs RED 10 tho service OF the enemy or
& h.x, desered after having been euce pafd ed lot tho
an, "a nse md those who sha desert or absent theincss
wI,hcit au'horty after tes puoae."a o. u o'', we
. other ofenses deefion and absence without pei
br the ,s,e authority II also declared tbs, general
,v " ngsin be granted those who refuse 10 acre pit
he ,fon nov offered who shall hereafter desert OF absent
without leave, sha suffer such punishment a.
may impose, aud no application Tor eienehsy VI" oe
T.Snr new resolution fren the f,te which enemies
ned let every devote oil his energies 10 the com
Oar rc.oprce. wisely and vigorously employed smyls,
ard Sh l-eye army su-tancd by determined and uned
t.ope with Gods essstsncs, cannot De douou
III. OF the will have bat little value ~ we
d. not permit them To impair or resolution Ley US "ei
oppose constsbcy to adyer,ity, ioritude to snrihs VIZ
ferdom to bless the ehidIeq to
preserve IL ~ - ""'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
The Reconnaissance Toward Wilm IN z.
son-The skirmishiug aud the s&c-
rcss-ArtIlcry Fight.
from Our Special Correspondent.
IhlRs. GIN. TERRY. IN The FIELD, J
ABOVE FoRT FISHER, Feb. IL, 1865.

IInlRs. GEN. TERRY. IN The FIELD
ABOVE FoI FISHER Feb. H. 1865. )
Early on Friday morning Gen. Terry caused
q reconnaissance to be pushed out from our advance
lines few miles beyond Half Noon Battery on the
shore and across the Cape Fear River. The purpose
was simply 10 discover the enomys force and POSITIONS
The reports Of deserters had been To the effect that
Gen. Hake with his brigade and sundry independent
eaebuentf TO the number Of about SIX thousand had
rongly cntrenehed themselves ecross the Peninsula
rom seq to river their river line terminating almost in
tort Anderson u formidable earthwork ON the west
idc OF tie river
| A dense swamp extended the entire center Of this
eninsul1r strip. forming very effective natural
ls.bing in their 'front.' il was dcnsely iptermi,ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
Marine Disasters.

boston, Thursday FEB. To- Ist5
The schooner Ida l.. Howard, of Portland,
from Philadelphia ashore during the storm u ay
night on Poin, Allerton bar.
The brig Lizzie OF Boston, from Bazc for New York.
totally host January the Northern Tranges IA
q gale. The W were saved and taken 10 Balize.
ASTORIA. l.. l.. Thursday. Feb 10, 1866.
The fcrry-boat Astoria, running on the Hurl
Gate Ferry, into this morning by the propeller
Electra sinking her in about half an hour IL 10
believed no lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

been brought under the Yankee flag OF truce to Aikers
Landing and are awaiting transportation thence ~
Richmond. which could not be effected yesterday on
account Of the ice in the river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

&. Wheeler. !, ttn, severe.
4. Kelley, Is, &th, slight.
!. Freeman. b, 6ih. slight.
Il. Williams. y, oh les arIu.
-. B,o h. 9TH, leg amp.
{. W. smith. q. Ssh. sligbt.
&. Wilson. &. JO;h, slight.
a. Cromwell, II, lth. thigh.
r. Jones, II, yDtE, slight.
sergf. Robert burgess, X, 9Th,
skght.
fsss, solomon, q. 2Ith. slight.
Perry Wright, A. 2J.h. leg amp.
. Geo. Rowland, II, 9th, slieht.
Albert johnson. ], JVtl, a.isLt.
q. W. Downs, T., 10th. Lght.
Alfred Green, {. 5g,h, slight.
!. Williams, d, $lst. sewers.
Ben Cromwell, 4. l9th. severe.
Z. II. Hayes, q, 18Th. sight.
". Gardner, +, 9Th. slight.
Aired Mays, h, ith, severe.
a. 4. johnson, II. 4th, sight.
q. ". Iiinson, h. oh, slight.
John Mitchell. ID, 21th, slight.
.Robt. Wilson, d. 2.th, .ilshi.
Coo. Simpson. II. 3Jth, slight.
Chas. Flint. ID, sth. slight.
Jas. II. Carter. II, 3Oth, slight
.Jas. Williamson, ID. 4th, severe.
thas. Wilfon. T., 9TH, severe.
Thos. D,yen.hise, q, JOth, slight.
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OLDRED TYOOPs-wOUNDLD.

-
I'd. budd, A. 4th. slight.
Wn. EDWARD. ID. tth, shsLt.
Cha,- Joiye, \. All, slight.
III. Moore, B., an, severe.
w. "a. Denby, q. attn. leg Az
L. Thon-,, -, All, severe.
4. johnson, II, bsh, slight.
&. Bro~p, II, 4,h. leg amp.
J. i. lln,son. ID, t,h. slight.
7. Moore. u, etn. arm amp.
u. Tibbs. r., 21th, severe.
Hcnry Bond, A gth, slight.
Aired Batter, n, bth. severe.
Mo-. honey e 18Th, arm siDl
Nose. Dobsoii, b, 18th, silght
AAel, Holmc..c 3sth. slight.
Moses Powers, &, .iy,h, slight
/, Try Lasss, h., JD,h, lea amp.
joan smith, Is 6.h. slight.
Pa,,r Palmer. |, Jsth, siigh'.
X. " asi.r1gtOn, u, ~, si2nt.
Iii Richards 4. ?3th, slign'.
Vim. Anderson. ]. ith. slight.
J. X. Bowsrs. q. 9th, severe.
Iho.. prs ser. -. nth, severe
G.. H.Roberts, Il, 27ih ann ainp
flank Bautum, n, ith, slight
las. I inn~y. h. 5J,h. severe.
j. w. Phiibrics, l., Sd. eli ght.
Chss. u.Weymouth, u, I'd, sew
4. u. Person. A, %, severe.
Jas- Poits.. h, 9th, slight.