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81 9unN.- Nd6lten Monta9 Gormit,
tag tptrb 6r. . 8arB In letner Wirt0idoIt.
go. 10 9. 9i6ertpfr., eiuen ~fantOlen @ouerbra>
ten ~ierpireu, mcrouf mir aQe 6einldueder auf>
merriam MAIDEN.
gaN@ 81. @eter 9tnb erSRfnet am ndG>
ten Wontag feline 8trtbl6aft (gde bon Sbarp~
unO Montsomerpfr) 8ormittags nit etnem Iu~
perben 2unA unp M6enps nit etnem semitpltden
Bali.
Eg 9unN,- 6etnidmedsr MAIDEN mir
barauf aufnlerflaut, Dap 6r. gdbaro In letner
Wirtblhaft v@tttjen 6aQ", 80 gBet Drottir.,
nadlten MOnta9 etnen ausse3eiAneten Gnten=
broten 2un6 l~erptren miro, ipObet pas aua9e3eids
nete Nolt' lAe Qa9erbter oer3apft wiro.
l% Sepen Msntag, Donnerltag uno Samltag
finpen unter Der DIRECTION bsS 6rn. 2i1nlann
2uartstt-@ oujerte in Der Nrbeter=6ale, go. 5
9. Srspertdtr. fat. Duff 6reunpe MAIDEN
MIR be pnpers parauf aufmcrf1am.
@~ Die beften t&Oblcm
o%ertaufen 9an9e & So. gu SIS per Gonne. Gbenio
ale SOrten SrennbUl3 gu Den b%iuigitsn @reilen.
SrOers werDen tn Der 0edsr, Office entse9enz
9enpmmen.
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OamenItfe:
glsder, Mrs S@; SOfbenner, 0ls 6 +; 6ule,
NtB 6; &uts1onler, Map. ; Qebman, @irs 9;
1ulton, NtB 81 %; Gters, NtB @.
9errenItRe;
Nnta1er, IS; Mnbermio, 6 St. +; Mnbreur, s;
Qaabaa, 81; Mlberser, S 81; 8ittmaun, S;
Saltian, S; Bleiler, s; Birge, $ 0; 8UuB
8; 8aumsarten, q Or, ; 8aumgarpner, NN;
Baum, SO 8; YOrtet, @m ; 8puuels, s 30
8relbart, NDi; 8ebnert, q; 8ridel, SO; Berg
man, 8 SO 8ed, s; Gbrifmiqer, @; Gauler
S ST; @rOemau, 81 $ @Ol.; DOnentOper, s !;
Siliser, 0 q; GmeriG, S; G9ert, So D gbs
rentrod, 6; 6rs9, .; 8rsis, @b; @eiieO9er, 9o
@rOfmau, .; @atsberser. S; 9erbarO, S;
9rieb, .; 0emberling, . 81; SLAP, s.; Sop,
y s; 5ider, Gol, S; 6a4n & 8ir9 6sr3terg,
S; 1ilsbetm, g; peImutb, 9; 5cfmann, 81;
3Uf Or. q 8; &uapp, q; Stu3ler, S; Slime,
s; &nebelspprf, s; 9utentad, gG 9; Gen3ber9
y @terseI, S; Mprebaule. s %; Merting, y;
0lob, 81; Ntuenoenbeint, 8; Wulenberg, s .
Marber9er, 6; Nepmler, "; @agd 6; Nube,
ISM; 0tOlt, S q; &etnbarOt, s. S@uls, N
8; SAware, s; Seib, 8; Stelpugeu, $ 9;
SGwar3man, y u; Sel3er, g; Stegmaper, 81
SteDel, 8; S6alt, s; 9amtpt, 6; SmOltusft.
Sol. @Austsr, q; SAOmml4er, 6; S46pf
u; SGuIB, q >; Dan 3aupt, @3; gGets-
mul, 9 WeseI, 6 q.
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aremOnt,s Nbfseuna beridtst.

Gtnctnuatt, IS, OH. Die n@a3ettes
iagt, ba6 8remUrt's 9bltbung ~Qtnfou9s naGfsr
@o6e ItattFnDtn Miro, pa Cameron Die be5is
LIDS OrOre ibm i6erscben boben loa. General
6rempnt erbat t6 etnen Nufi9u6,
Cincinnati, Is. SIT, Der ct. 9Outs
8sPubltcan Ieuenct Die Suspenfon Der Sefsftt-
qungsperfe UNI ct. 9Out8 uno tebauptet, Dap Die
$4,500,0OO in n1GIter WOGe oalelbt etntrefen
tperOeu, I'm bte Shuloen Der Re9terun9 gu
ttl9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-19
MI mo- S2Strtbi6afts'@ r6fnnng nebft
SLIH 2nneb nn0 Ball.
0lOlcener 9%anOgntz unO StaOtgeieaidaft,
Midhf IN iihprfehen

Serr gCtptl mar biefe 3scGe bier uno pat nit RE GiufaiEruna
Ger &Idtanoe oIl bic @sa 9arbcr SctS itbertraSen, inbe n er nun
,@asmelner bon Del 9ur5en y lf6at 1T 81 NH pom Ietnenl
Nebt, ole ~unbe5ablten &ancereten an tb gu itebex, tetncu @etrau6
MAIDEN, wenn ce rud gen 4itsleo I pom Sttober an Ieael.
mdB9 ~elnceaablan uno i6Bt ieoen Ntt9tto IL prp3tnt Discount
oas III Utona Otto ct i<lnen 5teit an te3aDt; 10 aud aaen De-
men, nee DE in etsi NJ Dion t SO pber mebr a~tbeSablen. @bsnlp
pl &c ieoea Sabler, Der BOT DEM L. Aanlar 1862 ~ausbeaohlt
. grc5eEt na9lafen. SurbeI ii cen Att3liscslu nod gu bener-
n. cat aueI beui n gen, peI9e in. JRonat Sttober nRp III zen
na9fcIgenben 0tpn0teu rtbt SeiesIrb ~beSobIeu, Tor giseutbuuls-
re9t ocns 98stteres eutipsra plro. So made bhies bternllt ben
~1IttJIecern betanat NJ Dem 5ulaB, CAP iebe gtrIen be ausbe.
iab!t, Stst4 i9rsn GseO etbat uns tsoss USit0icp I'M yaufe Der
SeaIbauie leifsn fana. nRp rab mcrssu (SOnntas) cine aG8c.
msiHs gepamimIuns BET Serru aa1er IN e~srinstsnitr. hauftn6ea
puc, uni jepem nod psuere (~5sIegenbeit gum SaIlsn ait geten.
SUIS S. S4mtbt, @9ent
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@erNdrenmaen uab aentuaD beOrSerf.

Cincinnati, 10. Oft. Gen. S9erman
Sat prtn8enp UNI gertartung bterper telesrapbtrt
unO @etrstar Cameron bat bet letner Wntunlt
bier OrOre 8egrben, pas 5000 M(ann na9 Sen
tudY abgeben lCQen. louisville TT ais 9elt6ert
gu betraaten. SIN mtttleren &entudp ltebt bin
nen Gur3em elm Grefen 3a erparten.
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Sbtrffs Office
Baltimore BEN IL. Sf6r. 1861,
Na9ritt NTH tierutit seS,ben ben a9abiruttsra ub @ttnuxae-
cern Don Baltimore, oab enc gsabI am
erlten NtittwpA I'm yiCprmber, am g., be5 Mcnats,
N Der 9enannteu Staht itatfu ct une Srar CUR Gxpab tuna etnss
" nntrneIre iii cen Staat.
@cmprchsr es G&osamtcS.
Sebn Odesaten tn cte Selesssbung.
IT otter Der @pult OF appeals,
Ntntee Der Superior e curt BON Baltimore.
NIper eI Goart rf GcumrR 4lees uru q lIttuprs.
bigger Ger NItmtr .Is&purt bon Bait more
@Ier Der Gsult Of Common VI as Don goitimo-e.
Cleft 81 @ieut @rSrt for Baltimore Gin.
. ats's Attornep for SoIumere @tt.
Surrtrcr Der SIart Baltimore.
Gemmllfoner fir Efsntl9e Mrbeiser.
Spet Sbertnfe
3pet Jrisssnsrt4ter fur Die syRe, apsite unb aebuts Iarp, .unO
stnsa H!dtsr tar iee Der Il risen IL u orSS Der Stabt,
Slsr Genlt!elsr fr BE ], ann 10, gsaro unp apsI fur isoe Ger
HsLt9en rs Storns Der &tp1t.
gts rs 81 Tsapet an i0I&eu PlSeen ftntt. ME tesst&ust bon ban
kSopsrI9iern IN 1ap far Die Stant Baltimore eruanns tr leeeu Nre
cht "a uepsrsInrsmmnHa nit ben Geesen CUR Ots ulottrn ns
Steor 0.Y9.M, Ote StImnplase werhen an benz CbeneenoH1ten
@ees re7bTelbt. @eprae S. Omttpn.
oHs-z0'"~ Sberif Der Start Baltimore
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mRilftdrtfdes pOn Mem. SERIES.

&rentOn, II. Stt. Sberlt 5ulleb, itbI
@cmmanoeur zines @aDalerte Hsstments, 1T au-
t~orttrt murpeu, 3 pettere Snfanterte- 8eStmsnter
i'm Staate Nep-SerieY aue3ubeben.
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Worraaen bes Gen. 8arbee 8ur BertdrFans tts
fS7ess 4srice.

@yraeule, DO, Is, Dd. Sen. 9arbee.
fpeTaer nah ben iebten Ssri6ten ouf 6entud9
los marl8irts, 8e6t Gen, prtce eutSesen UNI
ptrD ma6raeinIt4 am Spnptas mittbm 3ulam.
mentrsTen.
gon unlersr 2~lount8arOe III bette ni9ts se<
bbGt porpen. A.2
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Mcm: Mnrfer NpIttfF.

Oswe8o, II. Ottor, Die GOlFs unt0n'
Grupentton fur ZEN d. Oiltritt 1T 3ret Sage in
@tbung gepsleu uup bat pen @Gtb. &. 3rfmaine
3um Stnatpr ernannt. ..l a..M
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Warftpreife.

st tnbSieb. Gs purben 600 Gtitf ausoebotpn
pretfe fef. Spn S. O@$4.25 ID 100 10
20 9t5: ~geltegen y 100 10, @erfaMft pllrben
an biet9e Megser 450.
fault SUn So. o6@$5.50 % 100 10 besabIt.
S&aafe $2.6O@3,OO seiG0reu, fir cute SEER
NteObOl, per GaGOne 39-4l gts. fir 90 bgt
. u tt bette @pben "a Cts. % ID, @labes 20
~, NOlbutter 20-24 Cts.
5 r&&te, &plinen 81, 9O02,25, YaImnaiIe 6
@ts., eOrtntben 81 @ts., pfaumea lao
II &entS, GitrUnen $I.55@2.O 90 per Bcr,
Srangen ST 90 per Scr.
6ebern, 40 @ As els D ID pentge i'm Marfl.
@ewMra, ptentOnt 81 Gte. % ID Nelfen To-
103 Gts., plttn. Sngper 53 6, Mustatnu6
SIS, pfsfsr loa-1o3, @usfatblatbe As
9 etrsthe, @et8en rutb. urbindr ll5@12o
gut Bis ausseset6net l25@l35, peiser oiIter
125@l36, ertra feiner l6OOl55.
9afer, Gtrg. u. Marsl. 1902, WennI. 43
gas, 4prn, retBes $4,000, selbes 45@47@
9tp9gen, Warsl 60@70, 9ennl. 65M6s g..
0SPs, % S,pune tn Alumpen $2.53-3.
y uanp pernStantiber 224o ca $6o-62
8nD9enuebl $40 per Spnue4
@l3 in 8bl.
|5GWtet Rtb IUfe 7@s, setrrdnete l44-I5,
pppfea , neuer y ID O0@s5 Cts.
aaffse, Brio gut l4A a. l44 prfrna lECA15I,
SaSa 20, Q~aquasra 154 q
6 eberts Span. Soblen "a "a n, Qouh cesHI.
a @ 70. Stat 24@so, Sbsr 3. 6o@4.6o,
MSlaffss, @useOpape 5o@a5, p.Orleans
ueuer oo@5e Gts.
N ebL Spwarbfreet. fuper $5.75@6.s7
srtra to fanes .e.25@e.50
family 6.b2@7. 90
Sttp & 3entufD fHPer 6.75@6.sT
u ertro 500
II familp 6.0o@s.76
GttH WttQs gut btS fttn 5.6O@5.62
y extra 6.5o@e.76
NSeIiH family 800
u 5helanpra SaHttD 500
u Nslerpotr ertra $50
fp g9en ebk 4.oO@425
RprmmebL S.oOA2 90
prDptftpnemt pents Na&frase. S6altsrn
o4@6, far SeitenfhGe 7@7&, FIR sdtnten
9@ll3. SalsFstf4; pretie psrf6teDeut fir
Hets, 73@74 Gts.
SaIt, WrpunD M[Hm % Cad l26 @t8.t Mars
i9aIs $l.70@$l. 76t Mfbton'S $3.50 SurEs
SSlann 26@8o &te. % 8ufbel ppm Stpre.
St6rte. Perl Cd Ste. s9tb
5aamen. .RIeefaaMen gut Bis ausaeaetnue
$4.6o@4.76 per 8fbI. pen "a ID. StmCtbv
$2.6o92.76. Gla4slaamsH $I.s6@l40.
per 8nipel.
% II c, uassUai&sn ass q 10, 2amm 2s-
81, fetns SO a 90.
@btsfeN Git9 y @al. 22} Gas Gents, Sbtp
20, aber trenig 0ert6Nfe.
3uder NsrsOrIeane s.5o@9.5o, @rprerfe Of.
Stnair bts gu. s.6o@st76+
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2ekteS BON &entncFp.

Qoutsbtlte, 18, Oft, Sen, 6arbte bal
10, 900 8ebeaen, incl. 1000 Serauer, BET 8Ops
ling 0reet.
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e. .. 9. s.
Iatrmpunt @auSeretu SO. 2.

Die wit9lieosr eS sairmount 8auusrsiu5 go. 2 merbs1 Bier.
nit in aenntutB 9eiegt CAP nd9fen atttupo9 absu6 ben %. es.
lptht9er geIbi u 1alber cine &eugTolpell amnluug EeIuIoISen
wmbe. Sees Wt8teb prO niWrt ses nW6rtis ~ Ietm.
9 Sacpb Gbrlt9, Ser.
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4. W1arUGan0 g1eainsen1.
Mn metne beutfAen Greunbe.

Z Mn metme bemtfAen Treunbe.
~ Gud mtG baHen bic se9enwart9eu traurisen 3eItper-
EA bSltpiNe benz 8rte9Sg0t in be Mrmee 9etrieben. An9eithtS
TX Der nod traurtYeren BE biItnNie oee Nbeiter fir ben fot
IN meneen QSintet pabe i'd b n Nutra9 nit 5reuoeH empdr gen,
Ill cine @Ompa9ne beuti9er Irbetter Der Stabt Baltimore 81
%~ blleen. Die tr uniers nit ausea 6etrssenen 6EsIheaen Hni
9edte gu fiurftn bereit inb.
Ut me ceut Dan &r6etsrrsunre, bic in meme ~@ompo0nte elm.
3uretu 9eiennen NIB, erbaIter bic ecm GonJreB ~ltiputirte SOB,
nuus nnb mad 9eeubi8unJ hes &re8es ete Cunning ton $l0C
uno 90 Wcres 2lnb.
SD tOreert SUD ane meme teutiben 6reun6e bic i6r bon ben
i6nsllen 0eenSi9un9 oitIeS tr0mt8en 6ruoertrtegeS @uer 9eil unb
oas @urel 6amiIpen errortst ouf. f4 BET mir i6nel Sa pt.lNsu.
oa opn Ser b~atotgeu epnpletiruns metner @pnpasue, 6ie 8eenSi-
8unJ gHrer SOi8eH Iar Sure 6auilte sbbinat.
6rteorI6 Stetn,
II CAPTAIN i'm GernIn 81 fe. @estnRRt.
0tsfruttrun9s Office; go. 463 NSef<SaltmVrsftr, I'M epaEt
bon SuIius GteiG.
3pet8- @etrhttrunB8s20tkts;
s. grtsfertobn, @O. Is @enni9Isauta aosnae.
g % ALT s III Gam ex Saa" BET Nfauer.
9. cd nrer, 8rOaopap go, 224. Stl4S
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GBSn Der SurnbaIle, 300 W..Wratt-
trabe, fnOen naGlfsa MOntaJ vmuIfultlG-pe.
tlamatprtlHe uno 2teper-@ 0rtrase ltatt. NGe
Dietenegen, relGe ltA einen sematbli&en %bene
perlhaTen molten, MAIDEN MFR gang b~elonpers
oarauf aufmertlam.
EI Sn Der @trtblGaft bes Srn, s. 8lant,
All ". SaltimUretr., perpen ibermprgen Ntenp
Die pm. 9rOfe1oren Yerabeau unp Abrsno burd
tbre ansgsetAueten mulfaltl&en Q~ettunsen Die
anweienDen @alte uuf pas Nnsenebmlte unterbals
ten. WlSse Dsbbalb teiner unterlalien, Dieler Sc.
miittItGen MISUNDERSTANDING bei3upObnen.
&-O eutf4ss Sa8er.Nestment t.
Ntr tDnnen niGt unterlalen, unlsre peutlGen
pafsnfabtsen @itbarser befcnDers auf Das ebsn
pom Dem pa6eren Capt. SuDsburg in psr 8tl.
ouns bssrifsne 4. @orYlanp<R e8imsnt ~aufmerf-
lam 3n MAIDEN. Daletbe lpa aus laater Deuts
lEsn bsltebsn, unb wO tn Der Shat Namen 10 poe
Pularsr Nlanner iteben, ME pte In nnlern Ans
5elselpalten, pa TT aud nt@t IA ~spsifeln, pa6 l4
9Hnoe1te unlerer rpafsrenD eutlAen, elet& penen
IN ST. SOuts berett fnpen perpen, bic 0afen
our UsrtpstOleuns nnlerer Re4te nnb Der Gpnltt-
tuition aa ersretfen.
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9(rtiQerie. 9(rttQerie.

Mrttllerte. Mrftllerie+
No. @eanitra9t uno nit QeekItdsr goGma6t rerfbeu,
UESgSMg etne Satterte ~fte9enoer artil RE at prsonifren uah
ea8 Commando fiber befetbe Su I%seInebmen. lace i'd
" Niun9e uHb fraft8e eeute uncr 3ullGeruna Der befanu.
ten Gienft 8eeiugunacn fir BOLontirs in Ser Mrnlee ber Ser. ct.
elm f9 nleineR' COMMANDO an8ni@lsben. Die Satterie pirb ben
Ransn r&OOrer8 8ateris Ger Marplano Brigade" iibreu uno he
eeute ruel6e fb stni9rttten laiien, Wsr6en ioIprti1 Oienit une
@erpfle9un9 9eap aunrr,
q tratiran9s. 8iirsuu:s So. IS @lb.Grstsrtdfr. nabe @scOnt.
ltrase. .. 9enrp 8erger, Sept.
SIN fpecieIe1 @ula9e Ses BriSaoe-SeneralS SameS Cooper,
Otis SOL M. Subsbur9, Capt. .. ct. q.
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asD NN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NE Baltimore. ben %. Stunt 1861.
Uertan9t i~ofort: 500 Mferbe. poucn 400 ypr,0oIihe
3E9peree nno Ger 5et ~vfetpfsrbe tut Gapaaerie. Gebrau4 iehns
hallsn; Ds pterSs nlitnen OSlls sdunD. gut 9ebaut unO fei bon
eoent Tepler. pie Settpteroe Hitt ihn9er ais 8 uno niht alter ais
7 Sabre unO bic 3uspfsloe Spt5aen 6 unO 5 Sabre alt unb Is BIZ
10 9TIo BOG 1eui: 5arbeni i9Wa15. braun, srau ub SAP, Ger
Se mullen sur Snipettton an SUBS Seeb SOtels.@tsnen IN
6rOnt-. nabe @agtr,, beate @Ormttas nm 10 ubr n~OrsefHOrt
~tsosn; S05. 9el9er.
Sun1- M..Q..Wt.
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asssz5EEsA StaOtsGileubabu.
ASESA8 &c d

Bon Wattpocb oa Ib. Ottbr, an ssben Ole Cars er Green
itroFen.2tnis bHr@ 9aRpperfr. mad SeberaI Sill
Hno retcnr eur9 SbarPfr. Do,Ip
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NndftGnpiae Steuern.

Die @uhnsrtiamttit &e CT. be e3 au9ebt lit ouf bic gott, bes
ct OF 4ubltprS III ter .NepS" unp benz rRepubIcdn" binfxtlid
css SdIisEens rpn @t9eutbnrI hurb Efentlngu &ertauf fir rlI.
l6noise Stsusrn ppu 1857, 1858 ump 1869 Selent.
MtBUc Spbn 8. Grape8, Nubitor.
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Mttitdrif0e Anseiee.

MlttitdrifAe An3eige.
"a Su 5oIge Nutraps uno laut er lblid,n fBrmIt4en
9 grndGt8uns ruiz Der ltaterei9nete CUR @uneIoliue
%IA BON 8efruten fir has 4. 0ft~f ert9nttnt pie turt mt
v nj gemerfen an, bB dc befanrte tBbnunS BITE
Bette 8errfl 9uns une untfcrmiruu8 BON Gage Der @~tbeSIsitun-
begunnt, DE DENT EFT lit aui : alter res Grieoes Unb Antsr Ga
rantie te8 2ansparants unb er 500 tefttmult.
Capt. Souls 8bbidert
No. % Noro-Sr oertdir. oarmouje- Sale.
Of15s rnS Sac. GIL u, 9altimcreitr bel 8. Rlo9.
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3u 8erfaufen.

Cine nod reue Stnser'idbe Ndbs@ aidine lit untert
F eS 0e3sn 6aar 3h ~pettaHten. a3H erT.a1eN tn Der g9sder- fl
,Ot17-)
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clearinghouse 8riefifte.

(Oeuti&e Breie, welae i'm p@tar" ~ou8e8et9t tnO).
Onn1enItte
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8uAbinber ocfuht.
SerfanfssA u;eteeu.
3m 0erfanfen+
Yartpie alte 5eltunseR in Der @sder+Ofice.
GsrOclatiuurIt &c.

Ga tt cine Raltbe dGsu S6perserfdIe, 8tounl6pstSer Ser-
pelatrurlt. HeIe Grt1en uno Nbeinfpem in Bcrsn pelpadt erbaI.
Ten baee . mace tb ptetne &RRoea iopte 2Seneroertanfer car.
auf aAiner lam. Senrp SneteIp,
Cf19.l In $50. 3 9arrtionitr, uabe 8alttmorefr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-13

EKONY WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The recent order
of the post office department, prohibiting the
transmission of envelopes containing scandal
lous matter is intended TO cover such cases
as that off Massachusetts quack who selected
that mode to indecently advertise his business.
1t has no application TO envelopes containing
patriotic Union devices.
There were about fifty bidders for supply
ing the post office department with locks and
keyes. An entire change of them is de-
signed, but there has been no decision yet.
The following consuls have just been APP
pointed Glasgow, John S. Prettman of
Delaware; Smyrna, Prof G. d. Cleveland of
Pennsylvania Mexico, Marcus Ottenburg of
Wisconsin; Hong Kong, H. N. Congea of
New York; Maracaibo, Fred. Wippnian of
Minnesota Londonderry, Thomas McCunn
of New York; Demarara, Theodore ID. Ed.
wards of Kentucky San Juan Del Sur,
Warren S. Foster of Connecticut Revel,
Henry Il. Stacey of Vermont; ST. Catherine,
Benjamin Lindsay of Massachusetts Paris,
John Bigelow of New York.
The order of COL Davies, dated Alexan.
dria, having in view the severe punishment of
troops who commit outrages and depredations
around Alexandria, meets with the hearty
commentator of the people here,
Col. Latsop, of the New York Horse Artil-
lery, has received an order for the immediate
mastering OF his regiment INTO the service,
from the war department. He is entrusted
with the duty, and, in connection with the
quartermaster at New York, the duty OF col
lecting and forwarding to the respective regi.
ments, here and elsewhere, those whose fur
Tough has expired, and who are absent from
other causes.
Two regiments have been raised in New
Mexico for its defense. One if not both, will
be mounted troops. The colonies are ST. Vrin
and Eshind; lieutenant colonies, Kit Carson
and Minuel Chayey l. is intended to raise
two more.
The statement that Prince Napoleon had an
interview with Gen. Mcclellan after return
lug from Manassas, is entirely false
Beauregards official report states that the
rebel loss, killed and wounded, amounts to
1470. The president is in excellent health,
and will not leave Washington this year.
The government has sent orders TO Cincin.
natl, directing Lieut. Col Tyler, of the rebel
army, to be sent to New York for detention at
Fort Lafayette
The alleged semi official announcement in
the Richmond papers, that Admiral Dundas
intends 10 take his fleet into Charleston, re-
CARELESS of the blockade, is of practical sig
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| niicance, even if the statement were true, rs
the war vessels Of any ration at peace with us
have right to enter our ports notwithstand-
ing the blockade, which is intended to operate
against rebel commerce.
A number Of most distinguished European
officers particularly from England and France.
have rendered their services to the United
States, but it 10 not known that any have been
accepted. One of them in his letter, says he
regards the contest as one between civilization
and barharisn, and his love for the former
controls his action.
There is good authority for saying there is
no truth in the recently reported conversation
between Lord Lyons and Mr., Seward in the
matter of sending n special messenger to Eng
land with an account of the Bull Run battle.
Whatever was transmitted on that subject was
through the ordinary channel.
The arrest of ex-minister Faulkner was Of
fected to day by detachment Of the provost
guards. lie was conveyed to Jail, and not
permitted to hold correspondence or CONVERSE
ton with any of his friends. 1t 10 said that he
holds the commission OF brigadier IN the
rebel army. His formal examination will soon
take place Shortly after his arrest he re.
marked that he was not aware OF doing any
thing to justify the proceeding
Commander GoIdsboro of the steamer Union
has furnished full details of the capture and
burning of the pirate schooner York, and the
recapture of the schooner G. E. Baker.
The assistant secretary of the navy, Fox,
has returned from northern visit connected
with the business of the department. Over
seventy vessels have been purchased, and thir-
ty chartered, generally of light draft, intended
rather for coast than sea service, and much
attention has been paid to swiftness in the Sc.
lection.
Hon. John T. Farnsworth has been author.
lied to raise regiment of cavalry, rendez'
vousing at St. Charles, on Fox river.
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New York, Aug. 12.-The schooner Mary
and Adeline, from Maryland, reports that she
was spoken in Tangier Sound, by privatcer
mailing from Deals Island, where the schoo-
ner is also owned. About three hours after
ward man of war passed up the sound, and
subsequently heavy firing was heard. 1t is
supposed the privaleer was captured.
In the case OF the Baltimore police commits
sioners. Il writ of attachment was issued to-
day against Col. Burke, for disappearance TO
show the cause why he should not be held in
contempt of court, in refusing to deliver the
prisoners upon the habeas corpus.
Report says that at bank meeting to-day, a
the government and proposition was made
that New York, Philadelphia, and Boston,
should subscribe for the whole of loan of
$40000,000, and to have optional preference
for the award Of like amount in October
the secretary of the treasury being recon-
mended to withhold the issue Of small notes
tor the present
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 12.-The Fire Zouaves
struck their tents and left for New York this
afternoon, where they will be disbanded pre-
paratory TO reorganization.
A man named Burke was arrested to-day
by our picllets, six miles out OF Alexandria,
charged with being a spy and rebel mes
senger. lie is confined in Jail, waiting or.
ders from Washington.
A party of officers while out scouting to-
day. visited Mount Vernon. They also went
three miles south Of there, and report that no
rebel troops have been seen in that locality for
The last two weeks
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NEW YORK, Ang. l2.-Co iron nrner; ssles2lO bales,
at Is q lS9c for mildlng uplands.
FLoURRccepts 1893 bbls; sales l420 bbls state and
western shade rmcr; superine state S425 o A35; ex
ira state $3.50 q A6O round hoop Ohio IS % $50 SUI
pernne western S42O 1H3j common to good extra
en s4,45 O 4,7U southern unchanged; sales $50 bbis
7,59.
GRAlN-WheRt favors sellers; sales 10000 bush: Chi
cago spring sI,03; Milwaukee club Csc q Ies; white
western 81 Is @ l26; new amber Kentucky 20; amber
MICHIGAN Sl,22 Corn quite firm; sales Ga, coo bush
ern Al q SOC.
PRoNlSIONS-Beef quiet and unchansed; sales $50
bbls Pork dull ard lowers sales 800 bbls mess l53 a
Is IS; prime S0,25 Lard lower; sales 500 bills at %
ssc Whisky dull sales $50 bbs. at le} "a lie Sugars
1n sales 1915 hhds; Porto Rico 81 65s; Muscovado So
1c Havana, 3SI boxes at G3 o SC Coffee very quiet
MOlasseS uniet and firm,
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BANGOR, Me-, August 12.-At one o'clock
to-day the Bangor Democrat, a secession sheet,
was completely cleaned out by large number
of people. During an alarm of fire, crowd
entered the office, cleared it, and burned the
contents i'll the street. Mr.. Emery, the editor,
escaped unframed One Jones, a barber, who
made some demonstration, was badly used, but
was rescued and put in Jail.
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NEW YORK, Aug. l2,-SrOCKs are dull but generally
lirner; Cleveland 4 Ioledo S3 Galcna q Chicago 6G}
seyens s5z Forth Carolina skies 81; Pacific Mail 49,
Michigan southern 4; Chicago, burlington Il Quincy
81 Virginia skies 53s Tennessee skies 49, Treasury six
per cent years S6s; Treasury l0s per l0l IT, s.
vcs, 1851 COUPONS, sol; u s. skies, 1868 Commons so
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In boston, Aug Reuben Ii Rich sergeant of the third
of Boston.
In West Cambridge, Aug A. Henry L Foster of camp
Cameron, TO Olive Williams, both Of Cambridge.
III Providence, Il J. Aug Z, Capt George w Weeden,
second regiment RI Y TO Hattie N second daughter of
John Irwin of Providence
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PErERBoRo, C. w, August PA fire
last night destroyed the post office, custom
house, and large number Of public buildings.
Loss $50 600
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In this city, Aug 9. Mrs Margaret German, go
In New England VILLAGE, Aug s. Mrs Relief, widow of
In BoJlston, Aug II, Mrs Diracsy Simpson, u yrs5
LII Brookfeld, Aug II Jessie Allen daughter Of Rev
A and J Penniman, WIS mos
In Kansas, on the Delaware reserve, July 49, Levi
Hardy, formerly of Waltham, 81 yrs mos