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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

ROBBED By DIsRRpUTABLs FEis. FEaALs. .,..
Monday night, John Marley of No 80 Haason s,.rt.
Brooklyn, accompanied Caroline smith W .bs stole
ment at No ist Crosby st.. and while tnsfs sc. into
from him $?0o. with which she MADE o., Ss 0fex
Brady Of tho Fourteenth Precinct aud vas Nm az s
committed for trial by Justice logan ""
missing money was recovered.
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A yorxo Chr ATTEMPTS SUIcrpB.-Msy

A YOUNG GIRL ATTEMPTS SUIcIpB.-M.
C,s,on age Q, wears. residing at No 81 Crosby ST.
tempted 70 commit suicide last evening oy tsnns IDS,
dose Of arsenic She had some trouble Win neI
who lefs her yesterday morning lie had prSSssnSsd
yery mnch and a. he took al the money shs had sns
him she felt herself deserted and took the posea go
rcpened Of IL shortly aerward but It's acton nsu
too violent and IL was thought she could n"s '0'''
She was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

SrAsBrSa AprRAY.-Yesterday, Emi' i Ss SossI
lini, wine merchant. doing business Ws.S,ssi ~ Il No.
os Willis and in the melee cut 'he lasr On s,ers
arm hand and leg with ta,fe 'na'c'dIi nmn%dsIi II The
He was arrested se Gy TO Sa BY justice Bosa"
In the sum OF $500
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heavy burdens now pressing on our Taxpayers
and bring to justice the public plunderers now
preying OH the body polite. He means it, and
will try hard to effect it.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

The rival Democratic candidates in the With
Senate District have been withdrawn, and
ID. V. Freeman (not John j. Bradley, as we
had boon led to expect,) has been nominated
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Union state Ticket.

-. ,,,o,, tWaRD HUNT. Oneida Co
tof of 'lSgsi gSggSsis jOiN X. PORTER, Albany:
,.S,,oC s,ate. Gen FRANCIS &. BARLOW, n. YORK
Co,'n,,otey. THOMAS IflLLIIOU-E, Ontario
TREASURER. sGSEPH ONLaND pr.cHeS'.
.,' os,.,,J Gen I'm III. .MARTINDALE, Monroe.
c,.,, Conn. ROBERT c. DORM. Schenectady.
S,a,, r,oin,,rJ. PLaTr CO0D>ELL, Niagara.
pr,,o, Jo,oee'y. Cen. HENRY A. BAlsNIni. onOndasa.
anr,,I Ci.,k. Gen PATRICK H.JONEs, ,Cattsrausus.
,Flectior Tuesday Nov. a. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Oct. 81. lsx
0RN HATCH AT CHARLESTON. ~

Brig. Gen. Edmund Schriver, lnspectorIGen-
era who was directed investigate certain ceDpants
made by citizens and residents OF Charleston c.. has
made bis report fully exoners,ing Gen Hatch rom al
acts Of IN al administration while In command o. tAst
post He reports that be believes Gen Hatch 70 bse
cspable and attentive officer just In his decisloas ~
guided BY what he believed TO be the best interests
the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

RELIGIOUS. the First chrs,sis a ssoS a,s hadias
in Twenty eighthst near ncr"r,s8si ,aeeiiag Tho
Rax ID p radorson ef Louisville ~ 81 olsa.
nxonin, eiyns lis oAperieIee ia toe iae''' "
,liropy and rel s,on. -
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by both. This will compel the friends Of Anp,
HAM LENT and City Reform to organize, can.
vass, and work vigorously hencefortb 70 4.
close Of the polls. Let them but do their du,v
and Mr.. Lent's election is morally certain >"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

N. Il. LABAU will speak for the Union cause
and ticket on Long Island as follows, ...
Pd,eho3us this evening" BrtdFshamptsn, Friday
Grsenporf, Thursday Babylon, Saturday.
And In Richmond County on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
THR FREEDMEN IN VIRGINIA.

Col. Eaton, Assistant-COmmissione Of TIA
Freedmen's Bureau for Maryland District Of Columbia
aid Fairfax and Loudon Counties. reports so depend
ents In his District to which were daily issued W n
tions during the month Of September. The rental n
tenements in Col Eatons District amounted to (sU
tn the Freedmens Village on Arlington Heshts in Vi,
ly7 colored people were depending on the Govenmsat
for support, to whom about 200 ratious were issued
daily OF this lnumber 100 occupants Of Govennsst
dwellings paid rent to the Bureau.
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The T'rihJpe in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS, (Amencan Agents for hioIaTies; :;
CoYent Garden W C. Agents for the sale OF
yiE TRIBUNE They viii also receive sr''slirr'0" Aho
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
JEFF. DAvIS-HIS TRIAL. ~

Messrs. Speed, Rousseau, Evarts and otheR
council for the Government. announced in NewYotk
paper as positively determined on was true in Ansu
but is not true Public opinion has changed siucs
them and Governmental always follow public
opinion. It is admitted as a fact that any trial In
Southern State would be farce. -
II is equally fact that the Southern States unsa.
imoLsiy desire his pardon that the majority Of ths
Democratic party hold the opinion and that
tina leaders Of the radical wing Of the Republican party
have expressed the wish it is believed it vin b
taken tor granted that majority of the nation are ~
posed TO bis punishment
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribuns.. ...,
.Crll4 WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Oct 81, Isss

Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribuns..
.Crll4 WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Oct 81. Isss
PERSONAL. t.sI-'
Brevet Major-Gen. Joseph R. Hawlev I.,.
Chief of Staff to Gen. Terry Commandins a, p,.
mond, has resigned his commission in the army .,a =
turned to the edtorship Of The Hartford p,e,s r.
4. Daniels of Connecticut has been appointed I.a-.
Advocate Of the Naval General Court. .Marta.l vs,.
convenes tomorrow at the Navy Department. =
CALEB CUSHING MISSION. fs,s
Mr.. Cushing's mission to Europe for the "a,
ernment is purely and entirely professional ana ~.
diplomatic, as has been extensively circulated
COMMISSIONER ORroy. l.fi..',
The following response was made 10 Com
missioner Orton's letter Of resignation.
TRRAsuRy DrpARruKy, o.. % ,o..
MI DEAR Sn: Your favor OF the l5th inst d ,.cvsS
regret exceedingly the necessity that voa -
very important office Of Commissioner OF Internal .as
The dute. o. which you have dsehnE5 with mxlisa sSs
exceednsy pleasant to me- and bss been long sno,.S
satisfy ma OF your executive ability Your upisitna - y
Character aud your devotion TO tie Goyernment Z
can pay you no higher compiaen. than 70 a.,
ous. trying and responsibs positions m m. .oss saos
position requiring great patience industry proup,ns
decision nice discrimination and thorough scquainu 30
the law IN manner emineny satisfactory to be
to the Secretary Anticipating for you an a
support which you have given in she N M,
great Department a"''ery 'rqy yr,:, y.cr: s..'.-~
To the Hon VIZ. oRros, Commissioner Of inlerns R.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
INTERNAL REVENUE.

The receipts to-day at the Internal Revenus
Bureau amounted to l.2sa. s74 50. "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20


Nav IoRK, Feb. lS.-All doubts re-
garding the occupation Of Branchville,
). C., By Gen. Sherman, seem dissipated
by dispatch from one Of the .Hcrali's 8
Fort Fisher correspondents The an
i aoaneement OF its capture on the Oh
i nst, after three day s hard fighting, was
roaght to Smithville, \. C, on the 10Th
il lst, by courier, who At great peril
r, lde across the country with q dispatch
fr ON General sherman 70 Admiral
P, arter.
Wilmington papers Of the 9th, aud
RI fugees who have reached Smiihviiie,
co nhEm shis statement. aud Richmond
journals Of Wednesday last say their
War Department has an official an
noaaEceHent OF the evacuation Of Branch
villes which was consequent on the oe-
eupalion of 0rangeburg, north Of it. on
The Tailfoad leading 70 Colambia, BY q
large iuace of Gen, Shegman's infantry,
bnt thev 10 net mention any lighting in
she vicinity. They report, however, that
fitzpatrick reached point within fifteen
miles Of Augusta, Ga. or the l0th insk,
and was attacked by Whseler on Tuesday
last and driven i've miles. with eonsid.
eTabie nss They state, again, that
suother eoluun <as within few miles
Of Augusta, and, more important still,
they say that on "Wednesday Sheruan's
savanee had reached the south bank OF
the c0ngaree, within = few miles of
Columbia, which is situated on the north
bank OF that river, and 70 which the
rebels had fallen back 4 battle was
considersd imminent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

onaI;tv If fres-stone in the State, and
vast quantities Of limestone rock are
foDpd which can be converted into the
best Of lime.
This section hes in the great coal
field Of Indiana, and splendid coal, both
bituminous and camel, is plenty, and
can be mined cheap. THIS is not all:
indications point to this as one Of the
most promising petroleum regions TO be
found in the West, and boring for oil will
soon be commenced Is.
all these valuable productions mast
have q conveyance to the market The
people Of the State are just awakening
TO the appreciation Of her great natural
resources. Their eyes are just being
opened to the wealth which has 80 Ion
been slun bering beneath their feet, ang
in the rapid development Of the conn-
try which must necessarily follow
thoroughfare from the prodseer to
consumer is imperatively demanded. Ia
time the road will certainly be built, and
il is only question: vho viii take the
lead and reap the advantages
There are many wealthy people on the
line of the proposed road, who win gice
from eight hundred TO one thousand dol
lars ca eh 70 any company which will in
angurate The enterprise The right Of
way will generally be donated, and
great portion Of the stock OF the company
viii be taken 10 the region Of country
through which the road will pass.
The next ten years will show An i'm
mense growth Of the resources Of our
own Hoos.sr State The seAlth which
has for ages been resting beneath OR feet
will be brought to Light, aud the bounie-
Gus treasure Of old mother earth will
more than pay onr var debt, immense
as that may De.
We recommend this project to the
careful investigation Of capitlisss, with
the conviction that they will find il a re-
muneraiive cDe, while at tbs same time
it will be Of practical benefit 20 cur
State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

NEw YoRx, Feb. 1.-The Richmond
Sentinel Of the l4th, in an article ou
the arming Of slaves, argues that the
proposed measure would Be Of great ad-
vantage in the single item Of supplies,
nov u very important question with the
rebel Government
The Riehnond Dispatch sees no hope
of foreign intervention, and says IL Is
useless 10 discuss the question
The Enquirer says the recent rise in
rebel pAper wSs caused BY the Secretary
Of the Treasury throwing large qaaati-
ties oi geld ou the maFAeL This will
cause a reduction Of the present cur
Fency, and reduction Of the rebel debt
10 q gold basis. The clerks in the vari-
rious departments Of the rebel govern
meut appeal to the Senate for an 10
crease Of their pay, a. under their pres
ent compensation they can barely sup
port themselves
The Sentinel says that mass meetings
have been called at Petersburg and
Lynehoarg, 10 express the views Of the
people on the degrading terms rendered
by Lincoln. All Of our exchanges
speak OF the Fortress Monroe negOtia~
tons with one voice The Raleigh Pro
gTess and Standard still hang out the
white flag for surrender.
The Augusta Chroaiels will doubtless
take the same ground
The EeqHirer says: While the block
ade Is effective against England and
France, il is open 10 the Yankees, and
the Confederatss are supplied by them,
to = certain extent, with articles Of com.
meree that they would prefer to pur-
chase elssw here, but take them from
the Yankees rather than do without
them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
= Great Battle Expected near celass-
hAR.


NEw YoRK, Feb 1.-THE Columbia
Guardian of recent date. says that
Sherman is elated by bis recent sue
eesses and feels confident Of moving
through the State We are willing that
be should hasten TO his doom. His fall
will be great, and when his disgrace
follows him we too can indulge in feel
ings Of confidence in our strength based
upon far different aud much greater
grounds Shermzns army entered this
State with threats, aEd de6antly made
threats OF vengeanes, which should
mark ais march through South Carroll
ma We are not to be intimidaied by
him, and We are mistaken # South Car
olinians have forgotten how 10 treat the
ins0lence Of such men.
The Tribune has the following ex-
tracts from Richmond papers Of the 18th:
The EzdasiReT says According to
official adTices received at the War De-
partment, Sherman is msvlng on the
upper branches Of the Edisto, evidently
intending TO flank Brsnchviile and strike
the Columbia road north Of its juucti on
With the South Carolina road
II is conceded that Beanregard has
fallen back from Branchville TO take up
a new lie to cover Columbia, aud one
better calculated for defensive purposes.
The opinion in official circles is that .
battle is imminent
Beauregard will fight on ground of his
I own selection, and with su adequate
force. The general situation is encour
aging for as.
Il was currently reported yesterday
+ that a column Of the enemy we're NOV
F ing on Augusta The ar Department
has no confirmation Of this
The Enquirer says the continual ab-
serce Of official news from the south
leaves an Opea field for runor snd cor
lecture.
Sherman Is actively initiating bis
campaign. His movements for Branch
vile and his feints upon Augusta and
Columbia, and his demonstrations IN
force on James Island, below Charleston,
form the basis Of some very interesting
military criticisms and anticipations
sherman win no doubt take either
Branchville or Charleston
\ report from reliable sources says
that Branchrille Is evacuated, and that
the enemy, having crossed the Edistc
twenty miles above, is marching upon
that place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
Wilmington Closely Be-
sieged.
Corruption of JEFF. Davis's
Cabinet.
Meeting Of Loyal Georgians at the
Cooper In s1itufe-The Armstrong
Gun-Eew York Specials.

Meeting Of Loyal Georgians at the
Cooper In stlIute-The Armstrong
Gun-Sew York Specials.
NEW YORK, Feb. ia meeting Of
loyal Georgians was held st the Cooper
Institute last night Speeches were
made by residents of Georgia, and rese-
latioBs passed denouncing secession
and recommending the early return Of
the State TO the Union.
The T11aes says that Sir Wm. Arm
strong writes TO the Navy Department
urging our Government 10 manufacture
bis gnn. Capt Wise, Of the Ordnance
Bureau, IN reply, says the Armstrong
gaBs captured at Forl Fisher afford as
means Of testing Sir Williams iuven-
ton
Gen. Dwight has been before the Com
mittee on the Conduct Of the War, testi.
fying concerning the Red River expedi-
ton.
The World Washington special says
that the House committee has nearly
finished the examination of persons
holding cotton permits. They will next
examine the officers who issued them
A special TO the Sun SAYS that the
President told = member OF the Ways
and Means Committee that he should
soon send in his new nominations, that
- eeornfer~ you'd probably be an
Eastern man.
The TyibaHe's Army Of the Potomac
special says that the railroad is being
extended. The Filth Corps and large
force Of bssn are employed on IL M.
meroas wagon roads are also being con.
sgrueted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
Poor FelloWs.

We feel sorry for The poor chaps at
our State capital They have been 50
busy looking after The dimes as to lose
sight Of the Government. until their
attention was called to It By the draft
Frantic efforts have been made to escape
the conseription, but the monster IS as
inexorable as death, and must have
men, men, Mgsi Dependency nov Ellis
the breasts Of his prospective victims,
and they know not what to do. Some
days ago We proposed calling town
meeting here for their benefit, but in
their money-making inlatualion they
needed not our generous offer The
cause was, we presume, they we're teo
busy, Just then, ia pocketiug the green
backs which our District had paid i,s
volunteers, who were at once ordered 10
indianapolis lest they might spend
small portion Of their bounty among
those who gave It II was said in the
outset that regiment should be organ
lied in each Congressional District, bat
We suppose the Iudianapolissns furnish
ed the powers that be" weighty reasons
for changing the place of rendezvous.
All right gentlemeul A state can :
expect to enjoy the luxury Of a fast
capital without paging Tor It. Bat the
draft, the draft Hear how gloomily the
Sentinel talks about il
ABoUr THE DRAr1. The council he'd
a meeting last night on the subject Of
the draft No business was done, bat
the time was spent ID casting accounts
computing how much money had been
raised, how much had been paid, and
how much was required 10 clear The city
From the information gained we gather
the following facts, which can DO relied
on as being substantially correct; There
has been 1853 men mustered in to the
credit OF the city on the quota, aud IL
have put in substitutes. These men eost
| the City an average Of S34l. The money
raised to this time, and paid over, Is
| Sl0T, 600, OF which S52,225 was paid
for l53, and $4,000 ren34ins in bank.
Il is expected that this mouey IN bank
will procure about l20 men. leaving a
deficit Of 424 for the city II will re-
quire $40, 900, in addition TO what has
been raised, to clear the city, and the
feeling IS general among the council
that this money cannot be raised, and
that the draft will 20 on FOR the def
cheney A general feeling Of despon-
dency was felt that after ell the effort
that had beeu made, 80 little had been
accomplished
A disposition Is manifested among
members Of the coaueil to separate th,
wards, and letevery ward take care o
itsell--as the draft win be BY wards--ba
no action was taken TO bring this about
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

NV YoRK, Feb. 1s.-The steamer
George Cromwell from New Orleans, has
arrived She left the steamers Guiding
Star and Morning Star ashore below
New Orleans t
The Times makes light Of the report
that rebel refugees are 70 be sent back
from Aatamoras 10 Texas, and that
Csnby is 70 retaliate The story is
probably canard
A rebel force Of 10 attacked IS men
OF the 3iss Mass, on the 4th inst Capt.
Price and bis men stood the rebel
charges and beat them of, leaving some
Of their dead aud wounded in our pos
session Our loss was one killed and
2 Wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
REMOVAL.
TH0s. a MAnHRE

HAS REMOvRD AIS wHOLEsAbE HAsu.
II fsetuTing Establishment 20 ho. ; FIRST
STREET, below Main, Bs has q large and oIe
giant assortuant u fieme-mads Work, ~ hna as
the finest, Tantesd - gsad ~ the best, !" and
oT sElo as cheap ~ fhe cheapest" and little
cheaper.
His entire stock ~ consisting II hne Buggy
eoaoh, aud geTriaas Haruasa, light Trotflnk,
Heavy Wagon, bray, and Express Harness, Sad
iisss ia endless variety, bFidles II all kinds, ~
any quantity, Collars, Girtbs, Enrclnglss, Cheek
hines, Military Work IN Short everything IN
} nis iins. from Hans stfnp 20 a Monitor Sad.
ilo"-has hssa Manufactured under hia imme
Jlsts supervision, By skiiliul aud experisaesd
work man aud is neW offered 10 tlio tfado II
EASTERN PRICES. Bsiak abts 50 oofnpsls site
oessiuily with anything in the uaFisof, ia II yie
anlsh, durability, and price, be onls asks ,fial.
Gall and adaalee for gnur-eives an3s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

aD- The New York Commercials 8
Washington special says the rebel Con
grssF has b@u in secret session TO in
vestgate the enormous financial frauds
10 the Treasurer accounts. That off
Ger had stated that the total indebted.
ness is 81, 100000, but it is found
additional cash liabilities exist, amount
ing to $500, 900, 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

CESeiSNAEI, o, March. Il, Is64
This IL 70 certify thsf We, ths uads-signsd, hAvs
been Intimately acquainted With s.sw. Boyntan,
NJ. d. for shout eight years DuriuE tAzs last six
years he has been engage n : iacratisv and sue
ceszfuf practice of Medicine il fhis city. He
leaves here on account Of I'll hsalth-
We take greas plstslre fz recommsn6fnx him.
both socially and professionally. a. zrBtIenan Of
sxeeli4 ut morals. ard occupying prominent po-
sition among the Physicians Of cur city. s1d hope
hs nay succeed - we'll ELSEWHERE a. he has done
with rs FREEMAN, n. D,
PrcfsESor Of Surgery in Eclectic Medieai Tnsti-
tute, Cincinnati, @.
JOHN NJ sCUDDEB, n. D.,
Professor Of ths Theory aad Practice cf Medi-
else in ths E. NJ Tastifste-
I'D. GARRISON, II D.
Lats Professor Of Chemistry sad Faysiology IN
the ABOVE Medical Institute. 4sclo-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
ESTABLISHED. 1881
Tale Of Deserter--Rebels Destroy
ing their Rams

PmLADELrHIA, Feb, II. P M-A
special to the Press fom..Norfolk, says ;
! have just seen Capt Gross who
deserted from the rebel service. He LEFT
Richmoad on Saturday, and says that
the authorities had ordered all work on
the monitors to cease. A double-ender
vas blown up By them on Thursday last.
he says they are about to evacuate
Richmond.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
RnLEs ann RKarL.fI0Ns

L Ne papers givsn svsyAs the oOasspr . sS-
gratuatous circulation
. No sdvsrtissDeoss. looAi aotios4. a apah.ia
serted unless prspsld or pay guarzssssr.
3 Advertisements vii nsvs- bs accompanied b
Local notices unless contract 4 Ads 20 that sot.
and valss resolved for the notice.
No LocAl Nstics.' however short, viii -
inserted Coz less than one Dollar e.eh a.v.
, Aafr'~seA, funsrAi and Religious Notioes
must invAfiAhly - pAia IN .avnno. "a ..sur. On.
sertioa.
c, No dsieieney oa the pars of esrrt.r. yin n.
naae good by the osaos II the carriers ain 20
isAvs papers as erder0a and dir-eeed. they nus.
pay for their oarelessneSs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
Sew rork Noon Market,.

- eal NEw Yeas. Feb. IL.
COTTOk-Quaot a. IS.
fbovB-ouiet, and quite ARA: 10 Tus4l0 Ts
iaE extra State; II 2S8i3 - fer h. II. o.
WHEAf-Sominal, hesvy, and lover Ne. I
ehieago Spring. 2l0s No. de 2 -; MnwAnkis
Ciub 10 choice Winter Red "a.
ooRN--Dnll and drooping; old mixed Western
aominAi al sal %.
MONIES per cent
Goi.D-oEsnea ~ : q. And rissed at 0fgS.
u 5. sTOoKs-aa, 1881, ooupeas, igsk-nas
issue t0-sds. eeupena, I 0l5S
eT0 KA-Dail aud lover
PogG-- Dull s. sTMss % Tor res Mess
LARD--fhmsrs zna<2fs
WHfekI-z z74e .
0Ars-I ioal letS
DRGHSED H0GS-Qnist.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

ss3~ The valuation Of personal pro-
perty in Illinois is $s7, $50 607; railroad
property, sll,525, ,5S5; lands, Sl92, e70,-
e9s; town lots, sse, ,s72, ,a26; a total
wealth of 1881 ,9s9,S7l. The total num-
Der Of acres in the State is IS, ,459, 200,
bat only T.706,9l5 are cultivated and
improved
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20


NEw YoRE, Feb lS.--Additioanl dar.
Ing exploits of the intrepid young con-
mAnder Gushing are described IN the
Herald Fort Fisher correspondence.
On the Sib, with abonl fifteen men, he
captured the little town of Shallath,
gaTrisoned BY one hundred rebels, and
held il for several hours, during which
he destroyed large stores of army sup
plies and provisions, and also about
eighty bales Of cotton, and escaped
without loss On the night ~ the 10Th
be made & reconnaissance Of Cape Fear
River, actually penetrating mp to the
whArves Of Wilmington, wh ere be re-
mained long saeuzh 10 gain Inach vaiu-
able information. lie discovered the
rebel boat Chiekamauga sank in the
channel Of the river The next night,
With four boats crews, be went up 10
rebel Fort Anderson, and managed 10
ges close enough under It's ssalls 70 hear
an Officer, supposed 10 be Gen. Bragg.
harangnmR his men on the last ditch
and last stroke for Southern independ-
enne