The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1862, Page 5

, “THIRD PTNN ‘Wm. Wray, F, cheek, Pat. Hicke; IXTY-FIRBT PENNSYLVA! of Ww. Howe, B, shghtiy, Robt. Ross, B, slightly. GIXTY-SKVENTH NEW YO! First nah Ldaet, J. Moawise 4, Jou, Price, B, slightly. G Wilderman, B, slightly. pe Bat, A Daly, B, arm, Jao. B, back. jis MoCord, B, arm. mr serene inset TO FIRST ARMY CORPS > San Seay ng. Me ag PRATY’S HOUSE. Ke eae 4 thay G, 38th N. ¥., d arin, hes Se, LE, D, Coumterman,G,142dPa., Charles Claggolt, .D, 14th ‘arm. N. ¥., forehead ‘@. ,B, 6TH N. ¥., J.Shinnall,C, 28thN.Y. arm. “i F.Diamond,I,230N.Y. ¢calp. W, 8, Witeman, G, 63d Pa., FB pasion, 8, G, Sth Mich., ‘ F, TotbN.Y., slight. J. a. Gland, 4th Me., ankle. A hwy $. Kelly, z3d Nor, HL 0, Halliigamort, I, 7th Worgt. @. W. Bell, SthMich., J.H.Vensel, 8th Pa., thigh. «wrist. B, Headley, leg. ‘Corp. Jno. Woods, ‘5th Mich. aap Stroy, 20th N. ¥. arm. . M., . D. Bunoe, 85th N. ¥., leg. J. R. Morgan, arm. ey 3.H. Suay, A, A Bape one inasel, 4th Me., Pa , top and finger. G. A. Webb, 5th Mich., el- and a. ane H, loth Ind., Mee! ¥.R. Allen, 17th Me. , hand. 12th Mass, leg. ser » Sid ‘W. Murdock, oy és ereike catia ban. 8 artillery, leg. bos RG thi are 8. A. “ete 17th Me., me rooliey, 20th’ Ind. slightly. L. Ballard, C, 35th N,¥. N.Y. sca!D, A ‘Bostock, H, 35th 7a dno. Cross, 7 Th tid. Hand coop ve, _fomith, E, 24th F. Ferrell, 1, Tin Mass, ficad, Jan Muddy 1D, THhWis. foot. Sgt. A. Strohy, K, lath N. or. 6 ©. suol, {, Tth, ., _¥.8.M., both legs. W. R. Goodman, A, 1st Ind., MA Statins, G, 1G 0tEN .Y.,.hand arm amputated. —Casoy,#,30th N.Y.jhand. Chas. Pretzel, K, Sth Micb., M.L, Spencer, B, 22d N. ¥., _ bowels. arm. Jno. Mekie, A,o1th N. ¥., 1, Howoll, 7th Wis., finger. _ bip aud e N.A. Gesner, 40th J. <! Doon, G, 67th N. Y., arin amputated, Set. G. B, Grover, A, 17th skeen, & B, 20th N. ¥. 8. M., shoulder, N.Y. 14. R, Je ampoen, 14ed ” Win, Mecker ¥, 6th "a. es. Cay. , ankle. . 608. P. Speer, A, 11th Capt nt. Geo. A. guieer Ist » Ff. OAV. , missing . H. artil. R 8. Montgoinery, ; 105th F. a Soe I te, ‘bth Pa, ¥. JR. EC bennot, T, 105th Pa,, Jas. tiluntek, D, 20th N. ¥., Kelly &25ih N.Y, back, Rea dell, C, Both N. t Vallet, A, 35th N.¥., leg. _ log amputated. ae Jas:MoCurren 5th ich chest Capt. E. Irvin, K, Ist Pa. rifles, arm, aa 8th N.Y., chest, . Buraham, K, 26th Me. C Simonse 10btbPa Abigh. . J. A. Morrison, L, ist N.Y. Sith N. Y., both arms amputated. a bps B, 38th N.¥., GF.Dresser, 4 5th NY jiegs, tated. J.Bryant, 124th Mich. til 5th N.Y.,arm. J. Locke, it oe or G. Cavenagh, — both logs; sin 4 W.R.Haviland Gd dv a,Jeg Ey yet a Boyts, , 14ad G. W. Haller, ¥, Toth N.¥., Inger amputated. F, Whitcomb, 11,37 NY ankle G. W. Fox, K, 24th iich., Blonder. R. Clamson,F, 40'N.¥ thigh spler, A, 3910 N.Y. Beane, K, 24th , hand amputated, eee 35th N.Y, Cc. witosue, D, sboulder. ear Pa, log amp 89 NLY, 5 F. Willinms,E, 101 N.Y, bip isd faa Hy. Hudson,’¥, 7 Wis., , 1, 106 Pa, ankle ‘R. B. Saxton, D, 2a hy. Y., Sgt. G. Metker, A, 14th N, BE pa y. cael 16 N. Y., side. fed.” Adj.J maker, 20N. “2.W, N.Y thigh Y¥.S.M,thigh, fall of horse 4 G. MoUumb oF N.Y., Jos, Lenard, F, 40th N. Y., ‘poth thighs serpacsies, ae aun Es Pa. res., Jno.Coo1.K.142 Pa. shoulder Pat. MoGann, F, 26tLN. ¥., J, 8. Sevith, 16th Pa. ros., “pote togs. am Netrow,B,1420Pa, Abigh ® .D. Sevens, 1, 12th ‘Pa, J, Johnson, 4th U. 8. are, ves. bedd and wrist. shoulder. D. Zack, B, 1424 Pa., alight. Sn fo G W. Brink, K, 1494 J. Osler, K, Tth Ind., thigh. We. Ragerty, B, 4th U.S. er, nH, 142d Pa., hip. artillery, arm ampttated. mith,A 1424Pa. thigh » C, 142d Pa. hand. r Roberts, Ist Pa. Rises, uotialey, A, fice sera i. We Poot, “A, goth ¥. Soe 2. Tet face. S.M. ‘amp'd. aloe thigh — Arnold, Bau sarty ,leg. . C ara, I, 20th J. Fish, A, 1st NH arty, leg amputated; since dead. Pat, Wallace, B,AiUS arty, chin. Wa. Davenport, A, 30th N. Goo. Panlay, B, SONY Jog. Jos.Heury,D.30thNY killed. w Parker A, 5th Mich hand, be Beckwith, K, 2a NY, fog amputal a tangy, D, 3th N Y, both Silas Hotconk my 1st N. H. arty, thij d’haod. Jos, Warner ,H ,30 NY killed. LF. sien, 35th NY, leg Jno. oF Barer’, A, ath N oF ent, A, let N. H. aired Tce, E,4hNY la, F,2ehN.Y., J. a 1G )2letN. Y. arm. ‘ ae Y. iy srry E, A ons a McNite W, 20th N. sort oa ‘Wallace, z, 20th . 8, M., both hands. Jun. Ostrander, D, morn N. , obest. Soha fe veg, ‘Teh Ind., - ms MPoliy 24 Me, at., face, er Pauley, B, ‘oth N.Y., leg. re Ww. _—— K, 7th Wis., Additional = nam of Killed and Wounded. PR ren zs | Se Ally, 1, 20th Mags, spas Tt, a siReB. Cor, Stuitins, C, ee eNotes, Su dee. icing . LF twat oe Br iecahy, eal Pa, | . J. JobNson, 1, 20th Mase, S igher, C, Sist Pa., - Callinson,'D.'20th Mass, Fier RE — Donohue, D, 20th Sass. 3. W. Pervington . Ajiium Ct. = Woodward, 1, 20th Mase, H. Staith, K, 1th N. Hf. WOUNDED. s Fone ° baad F, 13th Mass , fs Gibbons, 14th tes, ones E, 20th Walker 5 w. Davis, 1st Del. , 3 A Jones, auth N. ©. MsBPa. shoulder, Mass., leg. J. Robinson 1, 24° 4., face. @ Kimball, F8ist Pa. kuee, 8, Harrison 0,beh Corp. B. Lace, 1, 18th Mase., J. Flannagan, F, shoulder and site. ‘Andrews, 4ih'U.8. urtil Maloney, E, 69th Casey,F, 4th U. a G. Goodwin, H, 29 hi Mass. avikle } tog N. Pater RY wdvrt,back, | Corp. W.H Roas, 24th N.J., ag 5 th Micky, sto- | neck A. Thomyson, F, 24th N.J., C. Lukens, A, 100th v’a., | stome St Smith, 1, 12h. 1, arm ita, B, 108th N.Y. ,log. T (conway, E, 20th Mass., ied . T.’ Martin, K, bist 1 Shoulder, 68d Pa, rev Hughes, 11st Pa, Lt. Wilkius, B, 20th Mass, m Swoony, Ky 12d Pa., a Coates,'D, 20th Maas., nee. N. a Sta: rill, A, 6th N. FL, Lt. MoKay, @, 20th Mags. Sey Repherd, K, 20th is. f. Hills, D, Tist Pa. ,! ae | < — ‘Sergeant, 1, 6th N. Pr _ ~Campion, K, 20th nit Risher 1,11th N.H. log. = eri K, 20th Mass., ‘arrell, 5 W. J, Stewart, B, 1th'Va. sera. pe Mugs. breast cage TR. Goss, E, ba Corporal Vowers, H, 20th + daraaa, hand. roctor, B, do # Grinlor’D! de: aa de. Sergeant f h, do. nt Derk ». G. Corpora ent 0. do, Sergeant Rice, rgeant . Hart, D, de. orporal Spight, U, J. Day, V. do,, abiele. — Mason 0, dt J. Morrison, By 15th’ knee. G.H. Harris, A,50tbN.Y band NY. thigh. ch’ Mase. . do. Sut. Rice, C, ‘goth Mags Corporal 3. Noyes, Ay Corporal G. W. Vaughn Corporal Lally, By S84 N ral VY. Lal . ae IY, arm. §. Murphy 12d Mase. check, and. w BickCord 8.69unN Y arm N. Powers , A, 584N. Y. ice. A. Winthrop, 1, 20th Mass. , pany A, O34 NY reas knee. i 64d N.Y. leg. ¥. Blakoly. 7th Mich. tog, LA.Peacod ike SSN funkie, “ a. Hutman;, D, 60th Lt. Dodge, "16th Mas: . log t. B. Cribly, 14th Ms, hip [.Broere,| 1B 42d Pa chest Maines, » Tt Mi Mich wl © Williston, 1, 15thMs thigh * J. Kaisio/@) 7h Mich Capt, Wey moity1, 16th Ms, T. Colwell, F, ft Mich H. F Palmer, 19th Ma, foot Baxter 7th Michigan, a. Dew D, 16th Mos, thigh D. Jewott, F, 15th Ms, arm — Bartlett A, 15th Ms, arm Capt Reyne, 1D, 50th N.Y, ©. Me Chestor, @, 24th NY., Fr Tack on, B, 10h Mass. , Mi Ms, cn. Diewn, 15th Mas, thigh ‘Ady. Palmer, 15th Naess leg LA sNeweom, 16 Mas, khee 3, O'Connor, + ‘2th Mass., arm Walk Abid N.Y. wrist Sth Mich , chook. r oO" ito, ‘A, 20M. I J Loaner, B, tla Maws., al should tiptihitaeed cto ds Palne, G ASUNY. tina y woudl et Ne amie Fi, 20th Mase, HT 4, 190 a rsp a js ie knee. pb de augeoaaag ” me ‘i Pr a val Wail Blinmons, Gs Ist N, a Kre for, 1, 81st Pa. ,loy Whidacy. it NY ts artery ‘Go At. Td Ospineey. fabe, groin, 1. Deno, , Bist P ie hand T. urns, B, 818i 7 ie log. W, Hatton, 8, 9 | rebel guard of from six to twelve men retreating be- MEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Wasiungrom, Deo. 16, 1862. pe TOTES ‘The Great Battle at Fredericksburg— . on Both sides—Map Nom-Interference of Military Authority & = Terrie BLM BOLD 4 im Kentucky—Oxford, Miss., Opened to WES 13 RESPONSIBLE FOR BURNSIDE’S aero of the New Battle Ficti—Important ,; = uti. Trade, da. mo “star haw an article pointing bein sah ine | from the South and Semen entanth ae “amo, Dod. 16, 1862 amont tn regard 0 th agp bridges and repens py | untest News from Moxley, Havana, or HOLDS Genera! Grant has issu-” . ecting KO" | agnia Creek railroad a asks for an investiga - ‘The Cunard mail steamship Chins, Captain Cook will | HELMBOLD + tuoky,that asthe = ww an onder, setirements O | congress, to ascertain end, waa to Duara for the 2, | gaye in port ty for Lie J; Brooks, oth ‘i avd, se ae = tein Congres® | which has reuderod abortive tue plans of Burnside’s 3 Borope maila will cloae a DAME NEE iy osciacke eB, reer $e constitution of the United 8.2408 abd Laws vagute | : this moraing. ~ ona A T0Pa. rsh f i “ mand. anuy, od ea ace, BS scan ri Tc | by oosing loyal mon tol the State Ses and | $71,000,000 magutaKD FOB EE ARMY: raza ||. Te New Tore Bennr—P oy tah Z 4, Wiltiins G'Slat va. ues b RS apman, 6, 1MQN. | the laws, the military authority t prohtbited froni.any nw bill, copie nV TE onan year ening | Mablishod at halemast VP og gctocK. jy ' Tid B Weitz aetbilose,, Hl. thighs asih Maas., | 2rforeuce, and is not to be used except ‘to suppress | pg Ee ae will contain ful ar Sp side. M. Coit, B, rlots.and mobs, and resistance to the laws. All. alvil ay ase wor os a aestian sh: wider. Pee authority that can be executed. af mali and Means, appsvs “OLLRET" a wor OV Generar roaide hen cin 6 PARALION. shouts PLGrntd 5 Sita | permitted, tary posts will D@ | with June, 1364. fae ~ssaym yr DUTUBY | Ficksburg, Virginia, of the P9sperate Bo". tnt onsued) GENUINE PREPARATION . ed wi recat hare: — hi on both 8), come: Your ¥ Simon esta Pa aria, | TH® sao of the steamer Planet was robbed of from | PAYMENT OF BT oF aks by Ste. ste. | of in it oe COMPOUND rig EETEAG K Detachman, F, Silt N. | $5,000 f0 $7,000 at 1 lena on Thursday. ‘Tao fotiow: a : ie ras, COMPOUND BLULD H., knee. ‘ing resulutions , suittee, read twice and { 8)atches in regard w -.. 7 OMPOUND PLULD J. Lander, F, 11th NH ,leg, | Cotto’ @ arriving at Momphis freely dougall, of the Schate Finance ©" cr tislat ohh a tanhowing os gaan a t COMPOURR EMUED E. Pensinore, F, Oh NE, C on pergs ‘A, 28th Mass., General Grant has issued av vrder that atter Decomber referrod;— nvr Ct fence on the Rappahannock ; Highly ia. pips 4 t yeti, head and breast. 15, Oxford will be open for trade and travel. vse Of Representatives i Southwoat : ‘the Wheteabauta e ; E. bc 28th Mass, thigh JPGrau, A, 20th Mass. side. pag » by {ie deunte ond Msombied, ‘That this | gence from tho South and Southwest ; Lh walligenee y Franl ae MERC, a BC RCP pH @ United States in coin fur iuterest | of the Banks Fxpedition ; Late and important in Mee te NEWS FROM TENNESSEE, government wil mainthin the parm “wouid consiler. it ® | from sfoxica, Havaba, Re., and reports of all lato. S46 if 2 O’Keif, F,28thMass ankle. 1. Loathers,B,Sth N. H. leg artankandpidnahn ae On its indebledueds, and that they — “yaitors to do other | ovents of the day. Coremun,i,28ibMass,side. D. Loathers,B,5iLN.H.arm’ | Ygolation ef Amother Flag of sre | Bese of good faith to wwe public ex ‘Single copies, iu wrappers, rendy for mailln: lve date By s ‘ruce=The | wise. on imports shall dampson Low, Son ito, 47 Ludgate Mill, Loudon, Rage Bi Col. Bull, Sixty-sixth New York Vol- Paoli seb idke i PRY ia p91 - Pe tyre Bs el Fil attiy Oh ipaue of land, will recoive subscriptions and adyortisemonts for Bu Ve} C8800 eo ‘0! the New Yorn Heratp. unmteers. +} mand notes only; and that, when the lath Preccraiorsn et ED — Colonel James H. Bull was born in New York city in et All Hazards, de. obtainable for the purposes of auch paymen +r OMoial Drawings of MM A AND BeReIIC see 1815, and was 4 graduate of Columbia Collece. He en- Nasuvisen, Tonn., Deo. 16,1662. | therefore be payable only in coin. vproprta- | Co.'s Kentucky and Mis a AND SPECIFIC REMEDY {ered npen his military carer {a the your 1843,aa Captain |. 7B® S%Omy again outrageously violated a flag of truce | PASSAGE OF THE MILITARY ACADEMY A) Prarie a by cian fan TT 4 AND BPECUTC MEMEDY biel e today. They sent Colone! Hawkins to our linos with de- TION BILL. 3, GD. c Sot—Decasabe Mu A AND SPECTG BEMEDE of Company H, Kighty-soooad New York State Militia: | ostcnos trom Bragg. Captain Abel, of the Fourth Michi. | The bill making appropriations, amounting weet 19, 6 60. 95, Se, Sh, 8, a AND SPECIFIC iG Rewnby rs Hin ae cage Resear ce selene gan, was on duty with @detuchment of his regiment on | hundred and twenty-seven thousand dollare,Qfort¥® oon | iteullars sent free ‘Of charye Uy addr ssi eithe 4 AND SPECIFIG REMEDY aaeirttiited, with the sixth’ Now York state Miliva,and | th Murfreesboro pike, where the flag arrived at three | Point Academy, was passed in the House tis a, Le Obiinulon Re’, oF Agosn he Ae we hei REMEDY. formed the Sixty-sixth New York Volantoors. Ho partici | o'olock this afternoon. Colouel Hawkins had a detachment | without amendment, ~ OMotat Drawings of the Delaware State Pete a etic re ee gy ae Mitis; Feach | of eight mon, with two carriagoa, containing ladies desi. EXCISE TAX STAMPS, sian 8 TL AND DROPSICAL ime rae reer renee ped ous of going to Nashville. Captain Abel proceeded to | Commalssioner Boutwell received trom tho ongray "ere to. 4 Xp,, AWant, Barua OrAsy 649—Decordey Jantly leading his command over tho bridge at Fredericks- | station outposts,and Liout. Rowe read an order to the | day proof sheets of the stamps to be used to the ®xcise an Cass H ‘362 borg. He. wae. pees ies i she Leet Le yey rebel officer regulating flags of truce. tax, eighty in number. They are very neatly excc ‘uted, . #1, =: a3. 56, . , 48, 62, 12. nt Con “ ry tyre ds Goseeal Se ae Captain Abel returned at haif-past four, and sont Lieut. | and difficult to be counterfeited, 46, 34, wre z A. MORRIS & 00. re Hot bi dundod men to dnd the eueny’s bene tg Gonoral Vap Clove, notitying him about the ar- | THe RADICALS AND MR. CONWAY'S PLAN FoR Nag. | ‘C!C0lare soni by hdrone. a Wilmington, Dolaware, ate saaea i ie o fi : $ . : ——— 7 ower 0} roid ponit te jest, so ae vod gel ee dee ae Flval of Fie Tieuenuht Rowe was gone a de. SOLVING THE UNION. Uibrary Assom | th medicine inareeeeny potion, by winch the waler OF Commanding Goneral-tor the waihsr fa which he dis. | tchment of one hundred and fifty rebel cavalry charged | Jt is undorsteod that Senator Sumner favors the plan a2MictarD reg ieerous depoattions ind all unnati/al enlargenenia wre we charged this duty. Many other gallant duties wore per- | upom Captain Abel's command, and captured Gfty-three, | developed by Mr. Conway, of Kansag, for the practical } elation Congas bth Ms OF tm ¢ ‘duoes, as wae eH iS AND CHILDREN. formed by this ofticer. eta raise atid Honor is | Orderly Mitebell escaped, dissolution of the Union as it was, as developed in the 6 Geass Wo ets pet ND Fr nee Rd igs nat lb uma Our men, of. course, had been ordered not to iro, but | resolutions introduced by Mr, Conway in the House yos » G1, 68, 19, 48, 71, i Dieast works at Harrison’s Landing. ‘The officers and men of his late command sympathize and mourn this loss with his family, which consists of wife and seven children, The remains will be transferred to this city at che earliest opportunity, when they will be interred in Grecuwood Cemetory. AFFAIRS ON SUNDAY. Heanquarrens, Firm Amwt Cons, ) FREDERICKSBURG, ‘pec. 16—Eveulng, =f It has best @ quiet day for the Firth Armay corps, a far different one trom Sat gutieipated last gyswing. If there had been anly fighting, this eBijps would have come in for the first shure, as it now occupies the post of danger. Gen. Griffin's dyiston holds still the same position it held at the close of last evening. They lie in a ravine, whose front is close upon the enemy’s first line of cannon. Tt is about alla person’s life is worth to go to them or come from them. The moment a human form shows itself on the brow of the hill this side, a score of bul- Jets salutes him “from the rebel sbarpshooters on the opposite hill, Lieut. Rosa, of Gen. Griffin’s staff, bud his horse shot under him carly this thorning, in endeavoring to carry @ message te oneof the brigade commanders. He says the bullets flew about his head with a proximity and liveliness anything but agrevable. He escaped by crawling away on bis hands and knees, Similar salutation was tendered to Lieutenant Case, also on General Gridin’s staff, He beat an aogive and, happily, secure retreat. The regiment have laim on their faces all day, with warms in readiness to spring to work when the order should be given. This situation of affairs has ren" dered it impossible to bury our dead lying on the fleld— the dead being mainly those of General Couch’s corps’ Sturgis’ division, which this division relieyea. THE WAR NEWS IN TOWN, Rumors Relative to General McClellan. The news from Burnside’s army was the absorbing topic of conversation yesterday, ag it-has been, in fact, since last Friday. Nothing but the telegrams were dis- cussed, and the morning and evening papers wore read over and over again with the intensest jaterest. The in- telligence in the morning issues was not very en- couraging, and cast a despondency on the community. ‘Yhe details, se far as facts are concerned, appeared meagre, and experience has taught the public that whenever there is the slightest indication of withholding news on the part of the government, something disastrous may be expected. Another sad proof of this was afforded yesteday afternoon, giving the people but too much cause to indalge their melancholy endencies. Shortly af ter noon tha news came over the wires that our troops had recrossed the river, and ‘the pontoons were up.’ The fact was posted on al! the news- paper bulletins, and, although it was in a measure om pected, the effect was nevertheless truly startling, occa- sioning a degree of chagrin not surpassed even by that which followed the news of the defeat in the first battle of Bull run, or Manassas, The subsequent scenes were repe- titions of what has been but too often witnessed in this city since the beginning of the rebellion. ‘The agony and suspense of people concerning their relatives m the army wore predominant, and it is useless to dwell on this Dain. | fal subject. Breakfasting with dimmed hopes, our people | sat around the evening meal dejected and almost subdued by despair. | ‘There were rumors at alate hour in the afternoon that | General Wo“ellan had again boen summoned to Washing. | ton, Sut no foundation for them could be discovered, is ee | THE aeBEL aD oN DUMFRIES. | they killed geveral rebels. The outrage will be speedily Tevenged, It is more aggravating because our own flag was violated. Licutenant Colonel Ducat, of General Rosecran’s staff, ont out to ascertain the facts concerning the viclation af the flag of truce, reports that the flag retired to the rebol camp andor the escogt ¢f the capturing party talciug our men. Some firing ocourred, aud a few aré reported doad and wounded. | A scout from Murfreesboro ou Saturday heard Jeff. i Davis and Bishop Polk speak on riday night. The foriti¢r declared that Tennessee must beheld at all hazards, Polk said ke oxpocted Grant to be defeated, and that Nashville would then be assailed. The informant says that the rebols will fight us between Tullanoma and Winchester. . There are not more than forty thousand robels between Muefreesboro and Nashville. Wheeler is at Lavergne. Buekner’s corps at Nolinsville and Triune. Bragg, Polk, Breckiwwidge, Cheatham and Hardee are around Mur- freesboro. Kirby Sinith is at Manchester. The rebel Forrest left here last Thursday night, with three regiments of mounted mon, well picked cavalry, to oroas the Cunrberland below Nashville, and cut our rail- way. The rebel Morgan married Mattio Road last night, and moves with his force of 6,000 to-morrow to attack the rafiroad at another point. The revel Morgan was promoted to major general yes- terday by Jeff. Davis. Tho latter, in apeoches, appoaled atrongly for the defence of Southern rights, asserting that Lincoln's proclamation wag reducing tbe whites and ne- grtocs to an equality, aud he was glad to know that Roze- crans was superseded by MoCook. The speech was elicited by @ serenade at Ready’s House, where Morgan ‘was married. ‘There is a large negro force at Tullaboma fortifying, the Governor of Georgia sending. up men. The bridge at Bridgeport is completed. } Bragg issued an order yesterday to conscript every | ‘exiled Kentuckian or Tennesseeun. Breckinridge, Buck- | ner and Hansou threatened resignation if this were done. Davis took the matter under advisement. There is great hostility on the part of Tenuesseeans and Kentuckian | against Mississippians. Jobnston’s wound disables him so that he cannot ride. Bragg is not going to Miesissippi- A despatch from Colonel Bruce, at Russellville, confirms the reported disbandment of Woodward's cavalry. He bas captured many of them ‘The scous brought a Murfreesboro paper of to-day. It contains mo news. Five men of the Chicago Board of Trade regiment were captured on Saturday while forag- ing. There are heavy rains to-day. ‘The despatch to the Louisville Journal of to-day, aboug a general movement, is unfounded, ‘The Montgomery Mail states that there is no cual there, THE LATE GENERAL TWIGGs’ swoRDs. Wood is at famine prices, o using severe suffering. The | the President, in a meseage to Congress. to-day, placed Governor of Georgia is denounced for. continuing to seize | 9» their Aiaposal three ‘Swords, presented to Gen. Twisgs ee eee | by Congress, the State of Georgia and the city of Angusta. Movements of the Enemy—Rebels Desert. | The President recommends that if these trophies are to img their Flag. | be presented to officers for meritorious conduct during Nasuyiiz, Dec. 15—P. M. | the present war, one of them sbould be given to Genera} The rebels have increasod their force at Nolensville. | Butler, This would seom to dispose of the charges eaid Forrest has not been at Charlotte, The Unionists are | to have beem mado against General Butler, so far as the still at Clarksville, | President is couserned. Three hundred of Woodward's revel cavalry came in, | | Accident on the Hudson River Rati\road. with their arms, refusing (0 fight for the Southern con- {| Auuasy, Dec. 16, 1862, fedoracy any longer. | A freight train on the Hudson River Railroad ran off the Wentheratormy: | track at Tivoli today. Several cars were badly broken, Death of Hon. Wm. H. Polk—Jeft, Davis’ | Xo persona were injured. Movements—Nashville Threatenc 7" nd Departures. terday. ARBITRARY ARRESTS AND IMPRISONMENTS, The republicans in the Senate have got rid of tbe om. barrassment of voting upon Senator Saulsbury’s resolu. tion of inquiry, by inserting that the whole subject of executive arrests and imprisonments is to be disposed of by Senator Trumbull’ bill, which is 2 bs gopaidoreg ioumottow. a He Lat aby? REPORTED ARREST OF SENATOR savtsavay. ft is reported that Senator Suulsbury has béen arrested to-night. GENERAL M’CLELLAN’S MOVEMENTS. General McClellan's baggage has been sent to the wharf here, for transportation probably to New York. THE PORTER COURT MARTIAL. The Porter Court Martial to-day adjourned to Thursday without business of consequence. THE M’DOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY. In the McDowell Court of Inquiry to-day General Mo" Dowell filed @ number of papers bearing on his case, and the time of the session was occupied in reading thom. NOMINATION OF SRURETARY SMITH FOR A JUDGR- SHIP. ‘The President hag nominated to the Senate Caleb B. Smith, at present Secretary of the Interibr, to bo judg? of the District Court of the United States for the district of Indiana, PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House held avery brief session this a/ternoon. The mem bers were preoccupied with the late battle of Frodericksburg and its results, and’ evidoatly hed no dcsire to discuss any minor matters or engage in a war of words. PROFORED REMOVAL OF THE SIOUX INDIANS. Senator Wilkinson's bill, for the romoval of the severa, bands of the Sioux Indians, assigns them to a” new reser. vation near the Misouri river, sufficient to give eighty acres of good agricultural land to each individual, @od appropriates $100,000 for their } removal. It provides that the old reservations shall be sold for the behellt of the tribe, and that individuals, who. sought to prevent the recent massacre, shall be allowed to remain and retain 160 acres each. IMPROVEMENT OF MINNE OTA RIVERS. Senator Rive's bill in aid of a canal to counect the Min- nesota river and Ited river of the North grauts tor such purpose a million of acres of Minnesota land, besides tho caval right of way of two hundred feet in width. THE WORK OF TRE SUPREME COURT. ‘The Supreme Court, with a full bench, is disposing of the business before it as rapidly as possible. Some fifty H cases of litigants in the rebellieus States have been dis- | missed from the docket, the parties not being present to | respond. Par yo | | | cltement in the Buell Court Mavtt i ARRIVALS, | &e:; &e. a Naw Onutaxs—Suanenip Crvole—) { { Hety Lend daughter, Our Army Correspondence. ' Demvrms, Dec. 13,1862. | Yosterday, aa tho advalicd oF GengralSizel’s corps, under Genera Yon Steinwehr, was approaching this place, and about three miles from it, we were met by several sutiers and others, who informed us that the rebels were in Dum. fries in force. Th¥ accounts of the rebel numbers varied | from two thousand to twenty thousand. Some satd they | | were commanded by Stuart, and others that Hampton was | the leader. General Steinwebr, with his staff, a few orderlies and two or three scouts, were some distance in advance of his column, and fearing an atiempt to capture hi train, he immediately ordered two regimeats to advance on the right flank, by which means his merch was entire- ly protected. We were soon met by some paroled prisoners from Dumfries who gave us more accurate information in regard to the rebel raid, and also informed us that the evemy had evacuated the place, leaving behind only a emall picket guard. With two or three scouts, as mavy orderlies, and tho | Commissary of Colonel Schimmelfennig’s brigade, Captain | Chalfant, we advanced to Dumfries. General Steinwebr had ordered forward a company of sharpsheoters to pro- | tect the advaneo of his column, and with these a few | q@hundrod yards in the rear we dashed into town, the under the command of Gen. Hampton, bad entered Dum- fries about thrée o'clock yesterday mornfig, captyring about twenty men of our cavalry picket guard, de- stroying a considerable quantity of sutlera’ stores, and | driving off or breaking up the wagone, ‘They also cap- tured a surgeon, Mr. Lamb, telegraph operator, with Bis instrumente ,and Mr. McIntosh, telegraph conatructor. This rebel force came from Culpepper Court Howse, crossing the river about Rappahannock Station, and ad- vancing here by aroute leading near Brontaville, Thoy | actruggic. The body is lying atthe State Honse. | speech on Saturday at Murfreesbore, | considerably on all the roads, their li | massed i | the force wak sm: Kui B Bronson, $B Phi TP iwegt, Teen Hotbroak ‘Cha les B Holbrook, uM Hon. Wm.H. Polk died at two o'clock this morpiug. rdpe The Ie iM | ings a Dow About midnight me went to the room of Major King, of | the Fifteenth infautry,and laid down. He appeared to be delirious, but Major King quieted Lim, and Mr. Polk apparently fell asleep. Shortly after Major King’s aiteo- tion being called to him he found that he had died without He was « brother of the late President Polk. The remains | will be sent to his residence at Columbia to-morrow. ‘The news from below is important, Jeff, Davis mae a 1 which he de- clared that Tennessece must be dofended at all hazards. He talked! confidently of taking Nashville, and said there was no need of any feare as to the safety of Richmond. He reiterated bis old promises of an carly intervention and ending of the war, T have heard it reported that Jef. Davis did not come alone, but that he came with a large force of the Virginia army; but Ihave nothing positive regarding this. But- there are jndications of reinforcements arriving. ‘The rebels have become very bold, and have to-lay advanced es fast Nearing us. As they advance roads converge, and the enemy becomes | SHIPPING NEWS, BELOW. Bore ¥ wall jarguret Bark New Bruns ick.—All by pilot boat Geo Steers, Royal Havana Lottery.—A Premium of | ni peid on prizes. Information furni« i High- maid for douvloons, Atwertcan gold ap TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, No 1¢ Wail arcet, N. ¥ Hight Cartes De Visites for $1, at E. | BALCIES, 123 Bow * aud Seam fn ertisement ir & BROWN, who have ev o ff w York, and 476 Seventh steer or th wh onnention’ @f Prise Money, Ac. . SUNES & BROWN the mos: respectable and howora- An attack is not anticipated, but we are prepared for it. General Negiey’s line was attacked this morning, but nd digparsed by a few shells. } All the stories of the enemy firing on our flanks are false. ‘They are moving in our front | General John Morgan on Sunday morning wae commis” | jened a Major General is the rebel army. Jeff. Davis persenally delivered bie commission, On the same even- 4ng he married Miss Mattie, danglifer of Hon. Charles ady,of Murfressboro. Mra, Cheatham, of Nashville, | aister of the bride, feturned this morning from Murfrees- boro, aud reports the above, | It is a mistake that General Bragg goes to Vicksburg. General Johuston commands the department of Bragg’ army. dies! Fency Pure, at WHITE'S, the renowned Hany, at 226 Browiway. i af Matters Ave Very Pare Dit im their store win: Bat KN 213 Broadw this wenkness., Bnotgh for him vo hy kelle are his; ditto, ditto the public, who do nx tet ey know it is Uunattainad'e, angiiiug Ueyo Ladies Delighted.—Laird’s Bloom of | Youth ov Liquid Pearl, (or preserving and beautifying tbe | complexion and skin. after once using this de Nghtral article, wilt be convinced that t has no equal, | druggis's and 43 ir Family Ua yy the Grocers. De- jadoro’s Hair Dy whoiesn!e and retail, No. 6 Astor House. The | returned by the same route. Had we bad a good cavalry of the rebola, gB not their whole force. General Sigel had rent his cavalry, under Colonel Wynd" ham, on our right, to advance by way of Brentsviile, bat dels. force here we could undonbtedly have eaptured a number | Loy Colouet Wyndham was ordered back by other authority; | Scboopf had said that he believed Buell a traitor. Schoepit | othorwise he would undoubtedly have intercepted the re- | | that Jeff, Davis left that place on the 14th for Mobile. On | Tn the Buell Court of Inquiry, General Steadman waa oo | the stand. The witness was asked by General Buell if any one holding a commiesion had accused him of disloyalty. | Steadman declined to answer; but boing ordered the Court to reply, stated thar General Ann street, ander Bi |. No connection wit A lady ation ote. Sa MEER ya, be ra tor) rel 'e. ir a perumens vers enere, Tonetec®s etd ane , ‘on ae Tompecs, Hair Dye, Heir Dycim: S ; 2 4 : e 5 #= is one of the Court and great excitement ensued. From the Murfreesboro Banner of yesterday | learn ) Supplios of forage being short, our teams are hauling it from Weehawken Landing, where boats have arrived. News from San Francisco. DISASTER TO THE STEAMSHIP MOSES TAYLOR. #an Fraxcisoo, Doc. 16, 1862. ‘The wtowmship Moves Taylor retarned thie morning, in “consequence of breaking her shaft on the 12Uh inst. in a severe galo, whon five hondred miles dowtl the coast. She must lio idle until a new shaft i% ordered from New York. Tho markets are dul. Mines are quotable at $2,400 per foot. Certain Sacramento taxpayers make an application to thy local court for an injunction to restrain the troasnroy from paying tho January interest om the city bonds. They expect to show that halt of the city debt, pouit $800,00% was illegally isened, and on that pretext avoid the HibMty of a few bonds held here. It ix doubtinl it ‘care Sut.d.Soink.K 72d tPacieh ‘cde the bondholders are represented in court with much geal, ‘The Ophir gold and Curry silver | yy tor beautifying the hair,ay W. a. Ba’ an Lol | Satarday he reviewed the divisions of Rreckinridge, W!- * ale shy ‘Wom ge ' thers and Cheatham, Breckinridge, Bragg and Polk made | speeches. ' General Pillow arrived on the 14th from Richmond, and | takes the field, | Lhe rebels say our loss at Hartsville was throe hundred | | and eight Killod ; theirs only oighteen. Thoy say thoy | Jost two killed at Franklin on Friday, including one cap" io. 2 Veney street, Astor Hoi see oO Nat ceaneeton wits as hier offi Of the same name, couneetion with any, attendant. sia ¢ Best of All a GROVER & BAKER N ‘Ollice Present SEWING Wacmise. lew York. on the Face Ene Bron Pimples and Kt: tain. — | iperfuous hair, freck! &e., by Dr. | sutemish at Woadsonville=Barning of ene ep ayoretn attacks ‘Those woking’ smtoark, @ Mespatns, 4 yo hal Akin shown ees Lovievinin, Doc. 15,1862, | Colleen Bawn, the Great Arish Drama, is played this afternoon am ing Aly Barnum's, ‘The Nashville cars arrived on time, All je quiet along the road. | Prof. b. Miller's Hats Dye an Thore is nothing new from the tot Nuehville, ex: | we Rvigonie. Bold by aya ‘pepoude Dey seen | copt @ slight and unimportaut ekirmi yesterday ab aasciiinsen Woordsonville. ‘Tho hospital opposite Mupfordeville was burued to-day. 4 The soldiers were all safety removed, No lives wore lost. | we Hus Hate ‘00 Cente—Black or Rg 'Q Hol day Hats.—Also La? G Si | sro | external medicine diseover | Ware, Trusses—Marsh & Co.—Radical big 4 i | er wn, Best in nee, tony No. 1 Barelay street, ape sold rove q 4 4, dt i strees, room No. — 7mm, | MISCELLAN EK COMMUNIC PATION, ized EPH ¥ ES reseienn by our friend D, ‘s. Barnes, Bs i nortant later, seee Roly Land, Dean Frrexo: ue wep in the z mule paths ctled by patria y r ount Olivet, to behold the sun gild the 4nd Lowers of the devoted city, from the pave whe You but the san “OLDS KXTRACT BI EXTRACT yi ae HELMROLD RACY BUCH T HELMBOLD'S ba. BUCH, PRA we TRAC i Buu. bit. 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FEMALES FEMA FRENCH CHINA TEA SE rs FEMALES FEM\LES: (Gobb BaND ae Eons S 5 iinet & "s “ee ug | OLD OR “YOU. ag, SINGLE. RARiED, OR CONTE MANTE: Pe Asse BRO NZ: In maj Hairs ry to Female Cutand En pared Tabie Glass. TRACT’ ‘CHU - SHAER PLATED. feared Oot ay ofr ceedy. an EA vorunnion of Cae Avo 5 larity, Painfuiness’ or SILVER PLA CASTERS PCUT BOTTLE | tomary’ Bi rogat, Uleerated or Schisrous state of the ‘a large varjety of ariistic GAS FIXTURES AND KEROSENE LAMPS, Two doors below Morsra. Rall, Black & Co.'s 0. H. KIECHEN &’ CO., 961 Broadway. | . | At less than wholesale a 4. | “ALL WAIL, 20.4 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. Come one, come all, and save money, By buying at EDWARD D. BA | i ETS ris ME SKATES, ROW. SPLENDID" PLATED TEA ‘An: a million other articles Tarable, NTS FOR 0! Ds AND YOUNG. TEIE., ATERE Great Hous va’ Bazaar, er Tostitute, orm Bi yadway. 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LEN’S, 415 Broadway, one door below Onna! » eet. OUSEKEEPERS, LOOK HERE, ‘The People's Provision Company, 268 Greenwich street, wills Best Family Flour at $7 90. ‘This floor is ground at Akrou, Obio, whest, and if warranted (@ ynake bi svge! buaugh to set before A. Lincoln, xy 1 Family Zoap, 6. , box 50 ida. ure Stavel od an i# made, ¢ delivered iree within five "lige of ony Hal 1 ERNIA OR RUPTURES, jicaliy cured iu trom one \d from one te tify iy f from choice winter | three months, om you Slog, by toe Wwe Of we ‘ M. Dr. woh ies, an be congulted sre tat erreurs of Dre UST & MINOR, 609 the hours of 9 and 4 oelock. D PROM THE ADVAN ee tBu RtOn guthor. A poMiserie, NOVEL daily at the Foor Broadway, betwe BY MRS, HENRY WOOD. Author of “East Lynne,” a Cloth 7 cents, Paper 66 cents. Publighed ¥ pICK 1T4a) — No. 18 Aun street, iNew ' hs sale by all pootsstiers. s 4 place. 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