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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-06
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arbeitern III benz Suten Wert Sefplgt, ibre
8retIe gu erbSben.
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fratilAe Sotum in ben Staaten Sbtc, Nenns
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-06
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-06
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-06
Nencffes aus Ociu! GISen.
Rehenenherfchte MN Neea NIrmee.

Ausber ST. DIM on b Otspatb, l.
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gungeu III &idIfbt auf baS 8Orriiden Wlcs
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gStlens lei, mit ben wpblausgeri(eten CD
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tpo nod tetne Seweeung AM uberen @Otcmac
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-06
Gin ncues ~anserSAtT.

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port @Opal auselanst, Cbne belcmeere Neata'
Esiten mtt3ubrtnSen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

Senator Davis, in the course of the debate
yesterday on the whisky clause Of the tax bill,
stated that the genuine article was lin parl)
sent to Cincinnati, where one barrel was recti-
fed into three or four, BY the aid Of tobacco,
soap-suds, arsenic, stlychnine, and a. few other
equally palatable and wholesome ingredients;
which ''rectifed' article he declared to be de-
cidedly preferred by some to the original
The officer Of the guard at the "Old Capitol
Prison. will not allow signals to be made to the
prisoners under his charge by men or women
passing in front Of his building
In the Senate of the T. S. yesterday Mr..
Kennedy presented petition from citizens Of
Maryland, praying that the fugitive slave law
may be so amended as to protect their interests
in slave property A counter resolution was
offered by Mr.. Sumner directing the Commit
tee on the District to report if any legislation is
needed to protect persons Of African descent
from unconstitutional seizure as fugitive slaves,
or from seizure by disloyal persons.
It is stated that there are fifty ships under
the English flag lying off New Orleans and Mo-
bile to buy cotton at any price when the ports
are opened.
Nj. Kellogg, brother in law Of the Presi-
dent of the United States, was arrested in
Richmond day or two since, and placed in the
Confederate States prison. He has been resid-
ing with his wife formerly Miss Lincoln) in
the South, and afirms that he is a strong sym
pathizer with the Southern cause
The New York Post Of last evening says
''The Stock market took downward turn this
morning and the decline in some descri ptions
was equal to 1902 per cent. from the highest
points touched at the beginning Of the week. >
To be killed in battle and have your name
spelt wrong in the papers, somebody has de-
scribed as military glory.
A new counterfeit five dollar note: purporting
to be issued by the Bank Of America; in New
York, has made its appearance and IS so we'll
executed that even adopts have been deceived.
Speaking Of the suit now pending in the SD
preme Court Of Massachusetts; Of Harriet W.
Shannon, for divorce, the Boston Herald says:
Mrs Shannon appears without counsel and
conducts her own case, course not often taken
in the upper courts by either male OF female
She has very eminent counsel opposed to her
A Union meeting has been held in Cartcrel
County, \. c.
wSS-zz=zzzs.-7-E-zEzr
DIED.
On Tuesday, the goth inst, JAS. THOMAS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23
DIED.

On Tuesday, the Goth inst, JAS. THOMAS
son OF James and Martha 4. Swami, aged 81:
years and four months:
God gave, and God hath taken away
The child that was his own;
A child. perhaps. too much beloved,
And TOO much dotted Oh.
We loved him; yes, no tongue can tell
How much we loved him, and how well,
God loved him, too, and he thought best,
To take him home TO be al rest
Lonely the house. and sad the hours
Since his sweet smiles are gone
Bnt oh! a brighter home than ours,
Tn heaven, IS now thine own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23

~ ONitOCCG DOtdtciS3 tEC.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, May ga conflict occurred
here last night between the civil and military
authorities which has caused the most intense
solicitude and apprehension, and fears are en-
tertained that unless there is a prompt inter-
ference, there may be much strife caused, and
further trouble Of serious nature.
Itappears that after dark last night, an order
was sent by the Provost Marshal Of the city to
the jail for the release Of mulatto woman held
under some charges-not as fugitive slave
The warden Of the jail refused to release the
woman, and said that he could obey no order
except from the Marshal Of this District This
refusal on the part Of the Warden was conlmu-
nicated to the Provost, who Immediately des-
patched an armed guard to the jail, supplanted
the civil officers, took military possession Of the
building, and imprisoned the Warden in the
Central guard house, which is under the con-
troll of the military.
The Deputy Z. S. Marshal, upon hearing of
what had happened, at once went to the jail to
ascertain the facts, and in discharge Of his du-
ty, when he too was arrested, and confined with
the :ailor in the guard house.
Mr. Joseph Bradley, formerly Mayor Of the
city, was sent for by the friends Of the Deputy
Marshal, but on arriving at the prison, he was
likewise taken into custody and imprisoned.
These events coming to the knowledge Of
Marshal Lamon, that officer Immediately re-
paired to the jail with large force Of Metro
politan police Arriving at the building, he
secured and disarmed the guard, locked them up
in the prison, and then repossessed himself Of
the building: which he again placed under civil
control The Marshal next released Mr. Brad
ley, and in company with that gentleman re-
pared to the Central guard house, but was re-
fused any communication with his Deputy or
the Warden, both Of whom are still held in
confinement.
There is a r11nor that Mr. Carlisle, pron1i
nent lawyer and citizen, was also arrested and
defined for q short time in prison.
Gen. Wadsworth, Military Governor Of the
District Of Columbia: has resigned that posi-
ton, and will return to active service lie is
said to be Of the VTenda!i Philips school, and
his resignation is source Of qualification to the
Conservatives. It is said that when he received
an order from the President to execute the Fu j
gitive Slave Law, he stated that while bound to
carry out the order Of the Chief Magistrate,
yet he should, in his private capacity; do al he
could to checl1mate It.
There are now upwards Of four thousand sick
andwounded soldiers in the hospitals here; most
" from the Peninsula.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23
Te1egraphie Nevg.
from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FR0AI WASHINGTON.
Conflict Between the Civil and Military Au-
thorities.

Arrest Of the Deputy T. s. Marshal, Prison
Warden and Prominent Catlzens-The jail
IN Possession Of tie Military, but Repossessed
By the Girl Authorities Erclten1ent-Reslg-
nation Of Governor Wadscorth- and
Wounded Soldiers, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23
Election of j. s. Senator.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, HAY 23.-Hon. Mr.
Dixon, present y. S. Senator, has been rc-o!ec'
ted 70: SIX years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23
fg=JTp to two o'clock to- day, no war news
was divulged whatever.

torQaV, tSEcili1lctA &C 'li0 oo'ho A>>No 'i''h
morning, and examined and certified the result
The following is the official return:
tState Officers.
Tor Governor, T. H Pierpoint, 1873
For Lieut.. Governor Sam'l Pollsey, lS3.
For Attorney General, J. s. Wheat, 1873.
County Officers.
For Sheriff, s. n. Garwood, 1873.
For Commissioner Of the Revenue, John
G. Clark, 1873.
For Commonwealth S Attorney: Andrew wy
lie; 1873.
For County Surveyor Oliver Cox. 1873.
For County Con@tables- Thomas J. Ede]en,
1873; VIM johnson, 1888; John E. Gray, 1873.
District Officers, Ito fill Vacancies.
For Justices Of the Peace-Second District,
G. B. Shirley: %; R. Fl. Wade; p, Third
District, John Moore, 70.
The total vote Of the different wards was as
follows: First Ward IS; Second Ward, %;
Third Ward, IS; Fourth Ward, so; total
(city) 1873.
We are requested by Mr. G. T. Lee, jr., Iii
braran, to say that hereafter the Alexandria
Library will be regularly opened from half past
three to half past four O clock, P NJ, on Tues
day, Thursday and Friday, Of each successive
week, and that he is prepared to receive the
names Of such persons as may desire to become
subscribers to the same. We hope that this
valuable institution will receive that share Of
public patronage which it so justly deserves,
and that it may continue to prosper undcr the
care and management Of its present efficient
and estimable Librarian.
The Council has passed an ordinance, enactng
that any person acting for or on behalf Of a for
eig1 marine, fire or life insurance company, or
Of any agent Or broker Of such, who shall effect
or procure any insurance, or aid or abet in effec
ting or procuring any insurance, within this
city, by any such company, and every person
who shall in any manner transact the business
Of any insurance broker, agent OF sub-agent,
within the city, without being first duly assess
ed or licensed as an agent Of a foreign insurance
company, shall forfeit and pay one hundred dol
lars for each offence.
We have 10 change to notice in the markets
here; for the last few days. Business continues
dull, generally Some few persons from the adj
cent counties come in to buy groceries and cloth
ing-but only to limited extent.
The Z S. Senate, yesterday, resolved itself
into.a Court Of impeachment Soon after the
managers from the House appeared upon the
floor and read the articles Of impeachment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23

NTTTCHELLs POISONED WHEAT, for
IW the Destruction Of Crows, Rats and Nice
This article has been used in England and Prey
cd to be the best. Sold, retail by =
and MTLBURN s BROS, Northeast Corner
of King and Washington streets. ~. 90 w..
Sole agont, HENRY COOK, No: % ,, Ai Il
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23

1t is said that on Monday next voting will
commence in the {. S. House Of Representa-
tIves on the various propositions connected
with the proposed Confscat;on law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23

The Z. S. Senate, yesterday, resolved itself
intoa Court Of Impeachment. Soon after the
managers from the House appeared upon the
floor and read the articles Of impeachment
against West IT. Humphreys, late &. S.
District Judge for Tennessee, accused Of disloy-
atty. Judge Humphreys is to be summoned to
appear before the Senatorial Court on the 9th
Of June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-23

We have 10 change to notice in the markets
here, for the last few days. Business continues
dull, generally. Some few persons from the adj
cent counties come in to buy groceries and cloth
ing-but only to limited extent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
FORTRESS MONROE. July lQ.-An erroneous
opinion has appeared i'll some of the papers
in regard TO the iag Of truce which went up
the York river on SUNDAY and attempted To
bring down some one hundred and seven Of
our sick and wounded soldiers that had been
captured at Baltimore Store. No tag Oft truce
law vas violated By this act: as the rebels at
frSt readily consented - lei them OFT 1H pa
rois Ii was bodv Of rebel cavalry, who
preTentcd their returning. 40 doubt there
was some misunderstanding il some way, for
Yesterday the rebels sent a. tag Of truce TO
Gen. Mcclellan informing Kim that he could
send and obtain those prisoners at anr t'Ae,
and consequently the John Tucker started
last night for them again
The rebel prisoners who hare beer for some
time accommodating at the Zip Eaps were all
taken from there to-day, and removed tc some
place further North could not learn their
destination. They were probably removed
to make room for others at the Zip Raps.
Ileavv cannonding has been distinctly
heard at this place III day, in the direction Of
James river. Man, conjectures are ailoat,
but nothing is known, as no boats have come
down the river to-day The mail boat has
been due fer two hours, and is not in sight
vet p, NJ. When she arrives we will, no
doubt, learn the cause Of the cannonadlng.
The steamer John Brooks has arrived here
with about three hundred sick ana wounded
mostly wounded. They are 10 be taken 10
New York, and leave here this afternoon.
Two gunboats are. coming up the hsrb"r'
but are too far down to make them n'it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
FROM GEN. PuPE'.2 CoRF%.

AFFAIR. At WSkkkS Ip-'s 'lhei'''H.
" .sprsGToa, Juir ll.-Adrlces received
here from the Camp near Warrenton, say that
our scouts recently brought il man who
said ne was on his way to Richmond 10 sec
ahout his sons, two OF whom were wounded
III the late battles Letters were found upon
his person addressed TO parties in the South
ern army, which, he SAID, he found on the
road. II is eviden. that communication has
been kept open from Washington TO Rich
mond BY way Of Leesburg, Mddleburg. " hitc
Plains, &c.
The secessionists at IFarrenton are glory
ing over the news Of the late battles before
Richmond, but acknowledge that # General
Mcclellan gets reinforcenicnts enough to take
Richmond the war will be over.
A scouting party found a mill il full ope-
ration some miles from Narrenton, mahlng
army clothing for the rebels: a thousand Yards
being ready for deli"erv- The owners Vi the
mill and the operatives were notified that the!
would he held responsible With their IVES
should it be sent awaT- =
Parties are constantly applying to thc mon
troops for protection while ACKNOWLEDGING
their relatives ere in the rebel army anu liza.
they are in sympathy with JEFF Os'is.
The records OF Fairfax COUNT were iouho
in WarrentoD latel:, having oeeii removed
thither, it is supposed, by some lawyers
The sheriff of the colnty tcoE possession VI
them.
4 scouting party, who had been Us far as
1he KaoDahannock, report that Cur p!cEe;S
have been driven in, but no particulars have
been received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18

| field officers III the action were killed, wound
cd or their horses were struck. These facts
denote the iierceness Of the contest and the
gallaatry Of q large majority Of the officers.
hIany officers have been named and COM
mcrtied in this report, ard in the reports o:
Division Brigade, and ether commanders, and
will not mere recapitulatc further than that
recercd great assistance from the members
Of M staff. whose conduct was excellent,
tEongh necessarily often separated from me-
To the epcrgy and skilled Of Surgeon F. H..
Hamilton. Chief OF his Department in the
Fourth Corps, and the assistance he received
from lis subordinate surgeons, the wounded
aud sci. are indebted for all the relief and
comfort =7hich it was possible t. afford them.
I should he glad if the name Of every indi
~iiial who kept his place in the long struggle
could be known. All those deserve praise
and reward On the ether hand, the men
rho left the ranks and the field: and especial
j. the officers ;ho rent away without orders;
Should be known and held up to scorn In
some CT the retrcating groups | discovered
officers: and sometimes: the officers were
furthcrcst in the rear. What hope can we
haze OF tie safety Of tne country; when even
fey n.;litarT officers turn their backs upon
Inc cnenr without orders Such officers
should il discharged and disgraced, and
brave ll.ses. advanced TO their places, The
tasi. ii rsiornatiog Is Mt easy, bocausen',ici
irue lianliIiess has been sul!ocated III delad-
ing theories. and the improvement will not be
complete until valor IS more esteemed. nor
until We adopt as \ maxim thar 10 decorate
coward with shonldcr-straps is III pave The
road IN ii nation : rnn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
Lieut.. Col. Shachiefcrd.

unti. brave WHO ic!! II tn" Eacrsi ft....
Gear ElcGmDud perhaps lo 0c- dcsrress moro honorable
tee uiigu t!iau Lieutenant, CoIouelJOHS e. sH!CkLk
FORD, u the j.; T"GR.s Regiment. who !el ~ FrN
TIE 2.tb Of June, whi.- ga!iasy l-,dns s se,isec;
The trst charge IL, the battle ~ iatnrs M!ir
o.oac! SuacEi.ori IN Ia" bat;I" OF F-s..
nai Also commaad-d hi regiment IN the Ssh! G..isoa-
Nails On Tnurs!ar n.f1rc the bftt!. in whcE be !s
every action, though bg ly"air--lN y"aS u age, r.
showed himself ;.,pO-c,r "nin-Gt crsr"ei ire g!G
good coi!n,uGr, to Es. ea@iG"s-, s-l-s...ig-
aud bravery .s!!anlIy d.. =" dea-.a hu--zG: Ggs.
ei il tnIc11t"i ~" aght th,ai!" 'ohcl- ''yt;
o"u -HcisIH. surely CO!DG" >HaeEir0r: I"s"e, ~
ri.c!
whru shot BE- -avI,. ht- sword above h.s hcal
and rn,.GLy hi, 40 irH ana terrible
Ordered. g -:Trsf
oi"rr 20 i""" him Dt, tn" f"!d EG; nr sA.i
II IL uoI!--. Ia." car oi rtur-.,i
lie universally poIrr AMI wi' 'ts iaT0ri;~ r: !s
own regiment II- !,t IuY.@ 'Sl eve c5erit. H.
IBrGI.Fy wtIu Ii" iAG-i sr"iU! rrcCII-cOn. IL" ws--
most ani-ul "g;Gu-i-;rs dsvJt""o ~" aul!.rf.
"a , Iuyl. i! rcsYJGf e! - rgrG;rg's cet
,1t wa- u I. o the Confederate" Sin"- "a S2r
.,. before l., naive h,i Seeded from :LS gi
uiol with NM iyv- 81 the Lvlirirr,cy p4-'.J.
an. sGcl,. uat carry Eh !r IL h!- GaGi, .4t J."
TO-: q; tlrV" upon I'll. altar II h!, own 1--we. E..'Er
sVG;h wa-I."v-r her Interest, d-nabi"d u
.rvJ-.i: iH-ct.oHdt- ptI-gtor E-D.Grr 3S H!s'sT
3r. sact. EyOi", S!i,hG dEt
pr0IuIs!I. and brother, EU mag they t. @S4'-" 4.
tl- T.-CtIp !at died. 81 :!- pU, ~ iH= Iu!. SsC!'s
VI b.. wGO.e dEty, hui aor ale nero .E''e