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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-30

CLEVELAND, December 2O.-The COL
ored citizens OF Oberlin, Ohio, held a
meeting this evening and adopted reso.
luhons protesting against the passage OF
the civil rights bill as reported by the
Judiciary Committee OF the House Of
Representatives, and against all legislation
admitting unjust discrimination toward
any Glass OF citizens, praying Congress to
pass the Senate supplementary civil
rights bill which passed the Senate last
session or one equally as comprehensive.
a committee was appointed to send a
copy OF the proceedings to Representa-.
tiVein Congress.
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NEW YORK.

GRAIN DEALERS LETTER ON RAIL GRAIN.
NEW York, December 29.-Fourteen
Of the principal grain dealers Of produce
exchange have addressed q letter 10
Franklin Edison, President Of that body,
In answer TO a letter oil G, r. Blanchard,
President OF the Erie Railway, on the
subject OF inspecting, grading and de.
livery Of rail grain at this port The
merchants claim that railroads in fixing
charges for the elevation Of freight apart
from freight charges violate their con.
tracts, and they make this important
concession, we are willing that our
carriers may erect elevators and that they
may add to their facilities any other ap.
plianCes which they may regard as
necessary, but If they do 80 without our
consent they shall bear the expense. We
rejoice at any evidence OF enterprise they
may show II 1t be directed in the interest
Of commerce, but we insist that we shall
be consulted before either we or any
correspondent shall be required to pay
the cost OF any expensive experiment
which they may sec fit to makeI
| DEATH UF Mis- BISHOP POTTER,
Margaret Atchison Pollock, wife OF
Right Reverend Horalio Potter, Bishop
OF New York, died at the residence OF her
brother in Falmouth, Va, Christmas
night last, She was by birth Scottish
lady, and at the time Of her death had
attained her G5th year, The funeral ser
vices were held thismorning, alter which
the remains were taken to Poughkepsie
for interment.
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Patrick Wallace, laborer, residing at
70 North Fifth street, williamsburg,
murdered his wife Margaret last night by
knocking her brains out with hickory
stick.
BRRcHER -TILToN.
The general term Of the City Court OF
Brooklyn, judges Nelson and Reynolds
on the bench, gave a decision this morn.
ing reversing the order of Judge MCCue,
which required Theodore TiltOn to fur
nish Rev. Henry Ward BeeCher a bill Of
particulars in the suit Of the former
against the latter.
OF FEh CENT DIVIDEND.
AT meeting OF the Lake Shore direc-
tors today, in the office Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, a dividend OF 81 per cent was
declared, payable the first OF February.
The floating debt of the company is now
entirely paid of.
sPECIE SHIPMENTS
to Europe. to-day, $4,000 in gold coin.
ARREsT!oF A PHYSICIAN.
DR.. Charles Do Moore and brother
have been arrested charged with killing
an illegitimate child of the former. The
mother Of the child, who caused the ar
rest, is also in custody.
MULLETTs SUCCESSOR.
William A. Potter, of this city, has
been appointed Supervising Architect OF
the Treasury to succeed a. B. MulIett,
resigned. MIR, Potter is son of Bishop
Potter and brother OF Clarkson N. Pot
ter, Democratic Congressman from West.
chester District
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The PULLMAN ExToRTIoN.-There is
indication Of a difficulty between the rail.
road companies and the Pullman Palace
Car Company, on the question of a re-
duction in the price Of bcrths in the sleep.
ing cars. 1t Is admitted that the Gum
charged is too high, and the company
claim they cannot furnish the accommo-
dAtions they do at less. The railroads
therefore threaten TO run their own sleep.
ers. 1t is evident the contest Is one which
must result in benefit to the travelling
public, and therefore should be encour-
aged.
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BOld Robbery.

TOLEDO, December 30. A bold rob.
berry was committed about 2 o'clock to.
day in an auction store on the corner ol
Summit and Adams streets. The pro.
prietor Mr.. A. Williams, was alone in the
store when three men entered and
knocked him down and gagged and
bound him, and took $50 from his pocket
and decamped. Atarmer coming in soon
after found Mr.. Williams and released
him. The thieves have not yet been sp.
prehended
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The river was rising fast last evening
with IL feet 2 inches in the channel at {
o'clock.
The Courier departed for Patkersburp
at her usual hour.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati with
asplendid trip, She had about seventy.tlye
cabin passengers, 5000 kegs oil nails from
the Belmont, Riverside and La Belle
mills, and a lot OF glassware and mis-,
cellaneous freight.
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General Emory.

NEw ORLEANS, December 29.-TouCh
ing the reported assignment OF Sheridan
to the command Of the Department Of thu
Gull, General Emory said to Times re-
porter: have received no official intel
Iigence concerning the reports alluded To-
nor OF any measures looking 10 nv re-
moVal, The banditti in Washington who
are writing for the newspapers are merely
trying to create an opinion against me, all
other efforts having failed.
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A New Railroad.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December CO.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Wabash
Il kokomo Railroad Company, with a
capital stock OF $500, 900, have been filed
with the Secretary OF State. The north
ern terminus ofthe road is at the city oI
Wabash, from which point it extends
southwest through the counties OF Wa
bash, Miami and Howard, terminating al
Kokomo The estimated length oil the
road is 2S miles. Calvin Cogwell, Presi-
dent Of the Company, heads the Direct
orshlp, and F. NJ. Eagle is Secretary.
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CINCINNATI.
A FAMILY BURNED To DEATH

A FAMILY BURNED To DEATH,
CINCINNATI, December 2O.-The Times
special says Richard Barnum, his wife
and two children were burned 10 death at
Shannon, Mississippi Saturday night. No
particulars are given,
CoLoRBD GIRL MURDERED.
In Gamble alley, back Of Central Ave
nue., in this city, about 10 o'clock last
night, Mary Lee, colored girl 1s years
old, was murdered by some one at pres
ent unknown to the authorities She was
working at the house of Mrs Grant, a
colored woman, and about 90 minutes
previous 10 the discovery Of the murder
she had started out alone, saying she was
going to a drug store and would return in
lew minutes. She had not been gone
90 minutes when bIrs. Grant heard a
frantic knock on the door, and upon open.
ing II Mary Lee was found leaning against
II with her throat cut from ear to car,
RetrCAting footsteps were heard BY Mrs.
Grant when she opened the door, but il
being a dark and rainy night nothing
could be seen. 1t Is thought the motive
OF the murder was Jealousy.
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CHICAGO, December 29.-The Board o.
Trade to-day re.opened the ballot, box fol
Inc reception Of votes on the question ol
expelling W. N. sturgis for unmcrcantile
conduct, the voting on which was stopped
November Gath, by injunction. The
result Of the entire ballot showed GJl fol
expulsion to go against. Sturgis will
take the case 10 the Supreme Court
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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 20-The engage
ment at Roda, near Barcelona, between
the Carlists and National troops, resulted
IN in the defeat OF the former, with loss Of
80 killed.
BAYoNNE, December 2O.-The Carlisl
organ CHartd Real asserts that the well
known Spanish statesman Exporters, died
on the 2lst inst.
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JUSTICE KANMER.-Thomas Hawley
John Hswley and Patrick Hawley
charged with committing an assault and
battery upon David Garvln, were before
this Justice on Monday evening. Patrick
was required to give bond in 800 Ior biz
appearance at court, and the other two
were discharged.
Ludwig Blum was committed to Jail by
this Justice in default oil $1,000 bail tC
answer at court a charge of bigamy pre-,
lerred by his vile, Caroline. Blum re-
Gently married q woman named Margaret
Boeshar.
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Investigating Committee n. WOIk

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 29.-A
special TO the Aduertizer says: The Con,
gressional Committee reached Opelika or
Monday and has been In session since
then. The first days examination
was entirely ot Republicans as to The
alleged violations OF the enforcement act
Among other things the Wacooshe Val
ley affair, mentioned in the Hays Hawley
letter, was up. Tho negro whose in
cendiary talk caused the disturbance was
before the committee to day, several
Democrats were examined. Tho com.
mittee will not reach here until Monday
next.
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Secretary BrIslOW,

CINCINNATI, December Colon. B.
Il. Bristow, Secretary of the Treasury,
who is making brIeI visit here on his
way to Washington, visited the Chamber
OF Commerce today, and was formally
received by the President, Captain Hoi.
loway. Secretary Bristow made a briei
speech to the members, lavoring a return
TO a specie basis as the true foundation OF
financial PROSPERITY.
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SEVERAL ministers Of Columbus, Ohio
have recently, from their pulpits, attackeG
the theaters. Last Sunday, Mr., Keene, o
the Methodist Church, assailed the men,
bers OF the theatrical profession in sweep
ing Language, and Mrs, Sargent, vile OIL
Manager Sargent, OF the Atheneum, comes
out in letter replying to Mr.. Keene, dis
putting all his points and challenging any
imputRtion upon the character of the la
dies OF the profession in that city. Her
letter has excited much attention.
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here, although It favored considerably Of
success at the start out. There are more
saloons, probably, in this town to-day
than there ever we're, and all doing q
business, too, with open doors. Grand
Juries here comprise fifteen persons, and
out OF the one drawn Saturday, ior the
next term Of court, nine are old members
Of the Personal Liberty Club, which will
not be a very bad thing for the gin
slingers next term.
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why Providence should al the lest slay a
man like GERRrT SMITH, who never did
an act Of violence in his life, and whose
sympathies with the unfortunate were as
large as his prlncely charities, and yet sui.
fer old BOB TooMBs, whose ambition II
was 10 call the roll Of his slaves on Bunk.
er Hill, to live and keep on cursing the
government he failed to destroy. Willthe
Re1isker explain this mystery to usY
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A PHILADELPHIA horse car conductor
found pocket book containing one hun
tred dollars, and after two days vigilAnt
search discovered the owner and restored
the property. At a private meeting oil
the other conductors he was denounced
for his reckless disregard Of the opportu.
mites vouChSated him by q mysterious
providence
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Another Boy that Looks Like
Charley Ross.

MHwAUKEs, December 29.-On the
l2Ih inst, u child about Iour years old
was left at house in Black River Falls
in this State, by mysterious woman
who refused to raise her veil. 1t has
since been observed that the child cor.
responds exactly with the description and
pictures OF Charlie Ross. A photograph
has been sent to Philadelphia for identia.
cation
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OMAHA, December 2O-The trains due
here from the west tomorrow had lett
Green and were over sixteen hours late
The detention was caused by the burning
Of the bridge over Black Fork, which
was fired by q freight engine. The
weather here has been intensely cold for
the past two days.
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BIRTHDAY SUPPER.-At the close oI
the performance in the Opera House last
tight, it beng H,r, Robinson's birthday
he treated his company 10 an oyster sup
per, which was gotten up by the Fallour's
Toasts were given and responded 10 and
q good time generally was enjoyed.
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MILWAUKEE, December 20.-Iu the
case OF Samuel RindskoOpf, convicted o.
conspiracy to deiraud the revenue the
United States District Court at Madison
today refused a motion for new triaI
and sentenced the prisoner to pay a fine
OF 5000 and 10 be imprisoned one day
in the Custom House.
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Dcsperadoes Sentenced

LITTLE Rock, December 2O.-The two
men captured in Pulaski county a few
weeks ago for robbing store in Zel
county, and who shot and wounded The
Sheriff in his attempt TO capture them il
this county, were tried in the Circui,
Court to-day, convicted and sent 10 the
Penitentiary for five years.
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The total vote oil Louisiana, exClud-
ing the rejected parishes, was for State
Treasurer as follows: Dubuclet, Repub-
lican, GO,544i MOncure, Democrat, GS,5Ssi
Republican majority, O5G. The five con.
stitutional amendments, limiting the debt
and expenditures Of the State and the city
Of New Orleans, were adopted by large
majority. The Legislature Of Louisiana
meets on Monday next, and 1t is expect
ed will be sigualized by scenes oil extra
ordinary violence on the part Of those
who reject the conclusions OF the Return
ing Board, and possibly by the rGsppear-
ance Of the White League on the scene.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF MECHANICs
West Va. Lodge No, l, Independent
Order Of Mechanics, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing six months
John Ernst, ?. SD. W. McGransgsn,
W. NJ; Alfred Graham, j. NJ; W. s. Tip
pett, R. s; H,A Uthman, Treasurer; Car
Hamilton, Chaplain; ]. Il. Stamp, Con-
ductor; P. @. Smith, Representative tc
Grand Lodge; VS., Tippett, Q, ]. Mayer
and J. W. Ellenberger, Trustees.
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Failure Of an lion FIIn,.

PITTsBURGH, December 29.-Whsrton
Bros u Co., iron manufacturers, to-day
filed petition in bankruptcy. The assets
oI the firm are given as $39S S5i7. Liabili.
ties aggregate $2l053l. The low price
OF manufactured iron, dullness in trade
and backwardness oi customers in paving
up are assigned as the causes oil this step
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The largest trip'hammer in the United
States is at Nashua, NH. Cost $4,000.
Weight Of iron in the machine, 200 tons;
weight Of ram, 10 tons; striking force, 100
tons, and very sorry VIC should be to
have it strike US; the engine which works
it, 600 horse power.
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JUSTICE scHULTz.-George SchalIer
and Fred. Nieman were examined by
Justice Schultz on Monday evening upon
a charge OF disturbing the peace at the
Nail City Brewery on Christmas day.
The case against schafFer was COmpro.
missed by defendant paying costs, and
Niemau was discharged at the cost Of
Xairlnr
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FRANCE.


PARIS, December 20.-Duchesne Poa.
celet, the workman who signed letter
to the French Archbishop offering to kill
Prince Bismarck for $4,000, asserts that
the alleged conspiracy was only a Joke,
essys he signed the letter to the Arch
bishop while intoxicated.
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ST. Louis, December 2O.-At Lamar,
Barton county, No., night before last, an
unknown man rode up to the county jail,
and through one oI It's windows shot and
killed Hyronimos, the murderer Of Col.
Norris, and fatally wounded his accom-
plice, Dixon, and then escaped.
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war DEPAHrNHNr,
OEFGcB OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL orYIoRg,
WAAHNGToN, d. c., Dec. 20 -s:O0r. y
rRoBADIIITIRs.

PRoBADIIITIRs.
For the New England, Middle Statei
and lower lake region, partly cloudy ant
colder weather will prevail with brisk
north or west winds and rising barometer
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
clear or clearing and decidedly colo
weather with variable winds and rising
barometer during the night.
For the Upper Lake region and north
west, generally clear and very cold wealth.
er with westerly or southerly winds and
high barometer, falling in northwest dur.
ing Wednesday.
The Ohio and Cumberland rivers and
rivers in West Virginia and Pennsylvania
will continue to rise during the night and
dangerous floods will occur in the Ohio
and its tributaries above Louisville.
CAulionary signals continue at Cape
May, Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape Henry
Pecks Beach, Atlantic City, Barnegat
Squam Beach, Long Branch, Sandy
Hook and New York:
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Freedman,s Aid Sncin,u,

CINCINNATI, O., December 20.-The
Freedman's Aid Society Methodist Epis
copsl Church met in this city oday
thc report OF officers for the past yeal
was read and committee was appointed
10 make an appeal TO the public for aid In
carrying out the objects Of the society.
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CHICAGO, December GA fire a,
ottowa, Ills, to-day destroyed the opera
house, valued at $G5,000, and Russell (,
Sons furniture store, loss $4,000. Ingur.
ance on opera house $4,000; on furniture
store $4,000.
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NEW FRoNTs.-We observe that Platof
Zane, trustee, Is about to put two more
new fronts in his store rooms on Main
street, below 11th, now occupied by Gold
Bros, and Peter LeCher. The fronts will
be the same style as that OF the store
room occupied by Oxtoby & Duflleld,
which is also owned by Mr.. Zane.
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BOSTON, December 2O.-Somo thirty
inspectors. weighers, gaugers, &c, in the
custom House have been removed and
their offices abolished. The office of one
Deputy Collector has also been discop-
tinued, A reduction Of the clerical force
will take place in the spring,
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|. o. r. M.-Cornstalk Tribe No. 3
Improved Order Red Men, at tho regular
Council held last evening, elected officers
lor the ensuing Term as follows:
Sachem-Wm. F. Wollenweber,
Senior Sagamore-Louis Fritz.
Junior Sagamore-A, Mozler.
Chief Of Records-Wm. Winder.
Keeper OF Wsmpum-Wm. H. Shatfer
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We were favored with brief synopsis
Of all tho seasons Of the year yesterday
morning. Spring, summer, autumn and
winter came by tuIne.
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NIcKsDURd, December 20.--The Dem.
octallc Central Committee met this even
ing and postponed the Convention called
April 7th. ~
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

THERE may be times when tho price
Of seats ore lower, but the last thing to
generally comedown in a theatre is-the
curtain,
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Died..

NASHVILLE, December 30, John
Porterdeld, prominent citizen and Cash.
lcr oil the Fourth National Bank since lis
organization, died last night after briei
and painful illness.
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ExcELsIoR LODGE, l. o. o. FAT a
meeting Of Excelsior Lodge No. 40, l. O
o. F., held last. night, the following
officers were elected: ]. st. ]. Clsrkson
N. G.; George Barr, V. G.; G. Il. Deiters
Secretary; George McCully, Treasurer; j
McKennon, Trustee; j. Lashlcy, John E
Peters and James McGrsuegan, Orphans,
Committee.
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Albert Neiswander, aged IA, arrested
on suspicion of being connected with the
supposed murder Of his father, was re-
leased to-day. An elder brother Is still
held. No new facts have been developed
in the case,
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At a meeting Of the Lake Shore direc-
tors today, in the office Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, dividend OF 81 per cent was
declared, payable the first OF February.
The floating debt OF the company is now
entirely paid of.
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The killing of the Costra family and
Others between Phoebe and Panamint is
reported false. Two companies OF in.
fsntry from Beaver, Utah, have gone
after the reported Indian murderers in
Nevada,
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William A. Potter, OF New York, has
accepted the position of Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury Department,
and will enter upon his duties on the I'd
pTOXimO.
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JUST think, il you swear of using to-
baccO and wearing clothes after the 1st
Of January you can save s. per week at
least, and $5 per week for 1000 years is
t260,000 00-Detroh Free Press.
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OHIO LEGISLATURES.

COLUMBUS, December 90 Both houses
OF tie General Assembly met at 2 o'clock
Today, No quorum was present in the
House. In the Senate q bill was intro
duced to prohibit the trustees Of penal
and benevolent institutions from appoint,
ing their relatives to positions
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KINGSTON, oST., December 29.-sir
John A. Mcdonald was reelected to day
by majority oIl7.
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There is high official authority for
saying that Gen. Sheridan does not 90 to
New Orleans in obedience to any direct
order, but in compliance with the perso,
nal request Of the President, who desired
to have some one ut that point in whom
he has implicit confidence, 10 furnish
him with truthful information, and OF
such rank that in case of emergency
he could act without special orders from
Washington. Gen. Sheridan was intend.
ing 10 so to Cuba in few weeks, and
this trip South is only anticipating the
time, for after short stay in New Or.
leans he will sail Tor Cuba, his immediate
work in Louisiana is TO conserve the
peace, and he will not remove any off.
Ger or take any part in the military al.
fairs there unless absolutely necessary
to accomplish that object.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssoCTATBD PRESS REPORT

CBY tho Western Union Line.
OtteO Northwest cor. oi Main and Nc nrUO Sts,
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Bullion Shipments.

SALT LAKE, December 2O.-The esLi-
mated shipments Of bullion from this
territory the past year is seven millions.
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CHICAGO, December 29.-Lieut. Gen.
Sheridan, accompanied by Gen. Rucker,
Maj, Gen. A. FOrsythe and Col. N. Sheri.
dan Of his staff left here last night for
New Orleans,