The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-02-11

GeoTeis General s-.o1 commacirg TliS sir givo
Captain Rochester, the silver Ipaf Captain Ro' nc ei -
an cid ard gushet odicer havog t3e1 all trough
tho war from The hEst dull raA Leht Ane Japan "en
deserves ms promotion A..
Brsader General Webster has Just returned 70 New:
bern from tho nom General Webster as Caef or
general Shernans sta about establishing his head
quarters al Fcwberu. Tho Generals reputation and
executive abhues well known TO need any com.
ment. During sherman's important Atlanta campaign
he ably managed tho bureau at Nashville.
Captain W p Tuttie accompanied the General. Re lie
chief Of conductors on the military raroads His
Efficient services Tennessee suc guarantee that
the military management OF the railroads In North Caro-
general Charles Crufs and stat have returned from his
command OF the detachmenis Of the army OF the Cum
berland which had beon left 10 Tennessee, and which he
brought Out TO the command OF his division.
TIE REBrL RAY ALnsSARtE
The celebrated rebel ram AIbcinaro has been raised
by Acs:rs; Underwood Co, and is nov lying IN North
river at the mouth Of the canal waiting 10 be tcwed
into Norfolk. They have been nearly one month In
getting her up will DO recolleeed that this monster
blown up ty torpedo on the 9Th Of October, 1854,
by fieutsnsEt Gushing end eleven men.
Sho Is not seriously injured. huch OF her plating had
20 be rcnN Cd 10 lshtee her Her guns which were were
manufacture, had been taken Oh by Captain Maeomb, In
charge Of tho hce ami sent 10 Washington Her boilers
and machinery arc unnured and she is at pres Mt under
steam Tho Abemarlo one Of the most formidable
rams OF the eonfedcacy, aud was built al Halifax C.
She has several ndcp,atiops 10 her sides from tho de
Shots and shells fred into her. and unexploded
shell found buried under her IRON plating She had
twenty inches OF timber and four inches Of plating
very small COST In her found officers clothing
arms and twenty eight Of powder uninard She
bad Liverpool coal board, which must have nun the
blockade.
TUE Last or fm sEsrL lAn
Tho new rcbol ram, which had been building at
Halifax, and was anxiously expected TO commence
operations was discovered on the 9Th Instant, near
Plymouth regular shell, having been burned 70 the
wsser edge Tho pctcts Ply mouth saw her com
ing down tho river and gave the alarm. Colonel Fronke
turned out squadron Of cavalry and two sections OF
artillery 10 charge on hor, but they found her help:
iesiy lying against the distractions where they placed
guards her where she rsmaina Thus died The
last of the robci rama
an EXPEDITION 70 ~. n 81 70,
Ths Shamrock fsgshp, Com manAer Mscomb; the
wycbusine, Valley City and HunchbAck went up the
Chovan river 70 Wnton, with the intention Of covering
tho crossing of . body Of cavalry a. Winton,
which vas TO operate towards the Weldon
railroad The cavalry advance guard found the enemy
position winton but tbe neet opened on them soon
scattering them The nest then ferc over the troops
70 tho south side Of the nvsr and then proceeded to
Nurrreesboro, On the Meherrin river abort eighteen
miles from Weitoa The sailors took possess on or tho
town. the Mayor formally surrenderng 10 COMMANDER
Necomb.
Next day tAe cavalry charged about twenty ave rebel
cavalry into tho town and captured them.
kureesboro 70 good sized town. and IL taken posses.
sion Of now for the first time BY the Yanks Tie fest
returned 10 Winton and Plymouth, where 1t Is now
lying.