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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-15

tpeden tSnnte, eth 0ebanfe, beIen Mrsfabrr's8
Sntsre1em unb 9Edre, 9e9en tpelds Dts p9na'
IiIGen Nrciette lit Nlittels unb JeorbsNmertta
etne Sletnt9fett ltno, 9dn3lt0 Sernt@tea tpltroe'
@a8 &ublono betrtft, % maAte etn brttt=
IAer 39rpu lit MtGen ale feline urnltea Htsos
l~iuesplGrle su Naier, ia er 0iir3te pas bsrii@s
tiate Ge2auent Yeter6 be8 @trBen nm. nan
pelGent 9in6lnuo aQetn TN 8or3en Sgtent
6errldgn loQ. 98as bet nt0t JtuBlddo f1r
unQe69uge Spfer gebraGt, urn 6ieIeS 8rcBe
3tel III erretGen ! g8te btele, bts tn Die ueuelte
3eit reid6suDe, perbeerenDe &rte8e fabrte es,
uut baS pttomantlde NsiA 3t far3sa, nuo III
Gtawbul 1stue TaGue 0uf3upfan3sn SOU 60
nun uuter ben 70 5abIreihen 0rteGsn tn Der
2iirfst, bic nttt tbren 8riiDetn III 6ela8 baS
ate tY3antinilde Gfet0 Der5t'lIslen ipitnlden'
10 (anae tatriGutrt, %mntermtntrt, 9eipiiblt b1'
Sen, tGnttt init t1ret 6Rlie eth brtttlAcc Yrtn3,
Ober bs6en Naafuloer, tpttln bic bobe YForte
enDlttb snlammepbri9t, crate, tpas paS bet
foe gu6lan0" Ge11et Dot? lltertrd8llGer
GebonFe! MiuB enbttA nt&t btefe neme Dps
MATTE unperuetDlt0 aud BITE @laGt bes tbr 70
uabegebenben Gn9lanb TIT W%tttteImeere erbD-
Gen ? -4 Gplhe utb Gbnltne 9ept9ttge Sra
gem brdt9en fA benz @3aren auf, nnb &c bot
audi fApn In Varts unp 9onbct ertldren lal
len, baB CT up6 ntnt berett (et, ei1en BRITT
Iden 0riusen ats 6Dnt9 bon @rte9enIane
ansuerfenueu. Sod tpent8er berett ba3u I'll
QoutS Napolepn, unp ct uao Der @3ar naberu
T1 etuanber tttn 70 t1tebr, te mebr bier tbre
aeoeuletttgen Sntsrelien bnrd9 England beetn-
tr1btiat. Ia b~ereitelt tperpeu. - Die brttiIAs
Neaterune fenut Die ge0eutun8 etuer iOlGen
QnpG9srung, unb lIebt Die Nptbpenbtgtstt Elm,
T6 nt@t al ben Ser. Staaten cine brittle
@roBma6t 5tr Geinoin GIT MAIDEN. Inter
DteIen @pnfellattpnsn fam es ntGt dufaQen,
oaB pl5blt0 Der OepeInenpeGlel sptl9en 6rn.
Setparb unp 2orb 3u6eG liA frsunOltAer &C.
Raltet fat. 9crD 9tuftQ tptro aber nod freuno'
ltAer werben; CT rtgb enolt6 bic Neutralt~
tGtsaeIebe ruo Die Brpf(amattpa ber SSni9tn,
bic le at ma9ren oerlprad, 70 bel raDgli6 gu
elmer Watrbett MAIDEN ; Denn tn einen 6rte9a
nit Nntertfa tTnnte England letGt Sraufrei9
unb &uBlanb gesen l6 I'm 8eloe, unb bic 70
wtAtt9e Grone Carbohydrates auf Elm anbere8,
als eth brtttl6es Vrtn3enboupt se(an8en Ieben.
Wnf l0lde 8straGtnu9en seltiBt, piro eS
tnIsrsit 9elsru etnleuGten, bab @rteGenlanb
tn Der Slut beftnlmt 1T, aIS Meptator spi.
fbea ben Ser. Staaten uno @rpBbrttanten
at ptrtef. Dte 6eOenen tptIen 0tsS ni6t,
unb fe brauben 90 ntGt 3u pilien, Bonn BET
8eltgetit bat 60 70 sefaBt, unb tpas er min,
muB gelAeben. Us.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-15
SIC @AfaAt am Mappabammoea.
@unutaa, 10 u6r Mben6s.

@ett 6Unnabeno lTnb bic 0eraat1er burf
bte NaGrt@ten ubee Die 8rpBe S4laGt pte
f6 am @~appabanapd entGpUnneu, tn niAt 9eT
ringer @panuuna. Die teIegrapbiffen 8e-
riGte paraber fnb birfttg -map laien ipnit
audi bel ut wainI6eu ibrtg, 9etea absr pod,
fails fe onber8 riHti9 iinp, etnt8e anbaItes
puntte. Wir leGet n1utftA parauS. Dap pte
l1uIgrn am Moraen be8 Is. ben fart 1er4
14austsn Geino argrifea, bag babel lnier
Centrum fir cine turSe 3ett tpantte, iiA aber
balb tpIeOer prDnete. 3aGS 3uppr, ain II.
Del, Gefanb G6 stn She'll Der fetnpltAea ga,
Ua(Ierie auf Der re6ten 5lanfe uup I'M Jtttferl
unlereg @rnaRe, iNeint a6er bnrA Elm fairies
Qrinee- @orps, rag gegen fe BON urIerer Sette
a6aeIanot purpe, surnd9etrorfen tpprOett 31
Iein. Der Raupf paroe am IA. bet Cages
anbrr1 e~r1etert, aber balO parauf wtrbe 70
wpGl bas 6eMer tn Der Jrpnt Der feinplt6en
8efeRtguneen, ais In Der 6rpnt BON @eaeral
6ranEltn's Ypltttpn 1GmdGer, nnD Damn biz
III n9r mur ii 3wtI9enrGunten bDrbar,
Der 6etnO bate tn3ptl@sn letne 0erfe atS9es
be6ut, unp erI6tem am @pnntag In bepeuten+
Der NlaGt auf niGt nGbsr anse9e6eaen @unfr.
ten, NO er am Samfag MIR tn f(etner Nn3abl
ffhtbar tpar. Wle unlere 8e~rpunceten tpttrs
Den spn un8 1pm S6Ia6teGD 9ebra6t, bod
9slang ss, nur berbaItntBmaBt8 tpent8e unfe-
rsr @efaaenen peg;ubrtusen. l1niere Erap.
pea ta6eu trpb Ds8 furat6area 6suers Der
6einbe, an SpnnabenO Die erite 2Inie ibrer
8erI4nn5un9en genUmmsn, ttnO fno Bon e~
petn beIOenmatbtBen @etlte beieelt, Der Ste9
verIbrtGt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-15
antertfonti6c Ofn6rt6ten

Neu>Ourf, Is. Oe8. Der @teat Galtern
Oas srpBe S9if 1T wteDer SOtltan0i9 repa.
rirt u1b es psrbeu, ME mtr tGren, 9euts
8eiuGer auf pa0elbe 9slafen. 80
Gruppenbepe9un8en. Die 9rUBe Gn5a6l
Sruppen, tpelGe beOrpert tpCreen ffao, lit
Der 8ants'fden Expedition ansul6lteBeu
unb Die f9 np9 INNER In biefgsr Stapt uno
~1u,se9enb teinOen, iperOen jeBt RAID naG
ibrem geftmmunBsprt befSrpert. Oas Is.
Ma0aGuletts Negtment ltno 3pet Gpmpa9s
ntett GbpDe Sslanb Gapalerte 10tfften ttb
geltern Nlorgen an 8prp1 BON Damp1ern
etr, tpeld,e i'm 9aufe bee 9lahmtttagS atfes
eelten.
MafulatursG purs;ettel. 8I9sr p1ne Del
fel 6 BITS 81 Gt8. bas 91unb; NIT Dsdsl S
Sts 81 Gents BIderpedel 5 @ts. bas YfD.
3eitunsen unp 8rpl9lren feben In bemlelten
@ourS pte alte 8a9er ais Matulatur.
gDeiBe 9umpen per6en NIT II bis Is Gts,
Da8 Nfu.b be3ablt; 6unte u1o 1Dpar3e 9slter
~peniser. WteOer Elm Sepets fur pie Slperips
rttdt Der @eiBsn.
n6lanb's Gpptenfetar. Der G9p1btl6e
Saneerbunp btslt am Dpnnerfng ben II.
Ebs., Nbenns s ubr cine 3pbteufeier fir ben
perforbenen Dtdter Qupwts llblano I'm Gin
ouz@arten. Sc gatten fA auBer ben Wfjt=
Ieltebern nod Stele anoefe 2aneslel1te DeS per=
Rortenen DIAters e~tn9efunben. NaGoetn 31t>
er1 etn pallenps5 Qiebo 9ellsnsen tporoe, mar,
tielt ST.. 81. Nam34 bic 0eOaGtnibreDe,
trprin er bte Berbten1te 9aptpta ubtaaOs als
DtGtsr. unb 9atrtpt TT begetiterten Wcrtea
INtlpstte. Gin Srauerbanauft l9leB Die Sci
lerltGfeit. $3.50. s. t.
New>C rleans, II. NOp. Der Gsbeaeu-
general Gpans befebItet ieB! bic 8sbelentrups
pen BET &tnefOn.
gS3eigt fi9, baB felt Dtelen No9en 1ntpn=
unb GretsNrbettsG erlammlun8en III pteler
Stabt sebalten tpUrpea fiap. Die grpbe 8ret+
INSTRUMENTATION, bte Dor elnt9en 3a9rt
81 beaufort fattfanp, erre9t erpBe SenfattUn
tim Staate. ra ) .a5T
SIN 9auptquartier eta9e9an9ene 8unet
enttii0t Die Gbatlu9e, paB etne 8epaItt9t
8eaettun gesen ben &rte9 I'm Sntlern ppr fid
9ebe. 81 4a3 84gQ 9
Sir bic fran3SFlbe Mrmee tn Wertee tper.
ben bier tn iangter 3stt s6ebeatsnbe Mnfaufl
eema6t BON 2%ebensmttteln, @a8eh sMatt:
tbteren, Gilenbabna G&rglea S6tensn, So.
ecmctiosn &c. Weeb rere Qapnneen ino bertttf
mad Gera Grp3 absseanesnr anbere iperDeu
lbDrbereitet. asa a76fsi aafaf Tg8sa tlf3fsI tlHe fiae
0onisbile,, II. De3br, Sad ben Oetsu
.etneelaufenen gaGrtGten iptrb e5 tn 9en'
nefee faar's grte 3t tetner S6la9t tcmnter,
DER RebsG @pr8an fanp beute NIT 1000
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-15
@nrppGtf0c 9Go8riebtes,.

GjtnBbritanien. 9pnbpn, %. NcS.
Die pGtn,ee" brtn9t fOleenbe DepslGe aua
Mtben pom %. glpp.
@erpt9ene 9Ia6t fatp cine 9rpee Oemcn'
tratipm tatt ; Men 19ennnGen purA3psen bts
Strabsm Der 6auptltaot NIT lebbalten &ufen
ftr ben Nrtn3en 9tfrsp BON gn9lanD uno per.
Iamntelten l!A Dor Dem brtttiI9en 0elanbts
ldnfta9ptek, Bic bsr 0eianote erlAten. Ote-
Ier bantte, perlB1erte OrteGenlanp Der Sbms
patbttn @ugtonDS, ser,ntep teppa tebe tpetts=
re Meinmng8 aaberun9 it6er ben 3pef Der
Dempntratipa.
Dafelbe 8latt erflatt bic 9gnnn6nte Der
grte9fI6en 8Gnt9marpe SeiteuS oes Ortn3en
WIfre0 fir etne unmG9lt1feit.
Die nWIpruiuB @OR4 unb Der n0lube"
ls0nten Die Gepa9tan8 psut8er entl6teoea
as. =
Das 8abtuet lHeint, nod bent Some Der
miatRerielen 3ettaugen sa falieBeil, TT 8e=
3ug auf Die Nunabue Der 9rtebiI0en Rrone
fir ben 0rtn3en NlfreO setbeiIt at lein Uper
upG feinen 8elhthB 8efaBt 81 BADEN,
Der Dro3eB oea frilberen Gtsentbamers Der
entlGfafenm pNlorutn9 @brpntcle" sesen bic
Mltntler Veylignep ttao 8tGault maGt In
Gnglaup 9ro6e8 Nufle0en. 8on 8telen pirO
tn Dem lte6eretnfgmmen stptInen Dem fran3Ds
fI4en Wtniter unb @elanbten tit Qonbun ets
uerIetts unD 9eTrn Serteant 0tp4sr eth
l1rduBt9er 9anpel erbttft, UNI auf bte Gfents
Hide Wetuuna In Gn8laup bon Setten bet
fran3SFI9sn &e9terung etnen uneebIbrlt9ea
@tnfnB aaS3nGten.
3ablretGe Oepalt9atsn, ~belon6erS 0arpt>
ttrun9eu, b. !. Wargunsen gum 3ped Der
8eraubun8, falen NOD tmmer in Den Stras
fen 2onppns, lsl6lt an Belem Gage, Dor. Sc
sat IE6 stu NnttsO arutte>0 eretu gebtlpst, In
pelGem gar l%sltlauae gorlAla9e gum S9ube
8egen bic WIrger gebra1t tpOrpen lEnb. -
Gin Mttslie0 peS 8ereEas erfldrte, Ct TRACE
betr1 &uSSeGen Elm aablernfs NIT SptBea
perIebenes 6~alSt0uD, pel9eS DEN @rif Ger
Oa&Vtteurs abbalte. Mu0 bot man @arctte=
banpihube erfNn0en, beren 3eiseftaser unp
Oaumsn NIT l9aafen ltablernem Glauen ber>
lebett finb, unt oatntt ben Mrni beg @arptteufs
bon leinent 0rife s1~rld5areiBen.
Die 2enpoper 0~pIt3ei9srtdte parsn init
perartigen 5GQen NOD thinner be1Galttet, Ubs
tppbt mebtere GIarUtteirs Ut Zen |dAperasn
IStrafen, bis 5t lebsneIdn8liher Deportation,
bernrtGetlt tpprben waren.
Nrtn3 4lfreo TT am %. 9iob. BON G,tbrats
lar naG Mlaterg ab9eretR> ? 4-t @4
Sreatrei9. Or a. 0r. 3. miro ee-
I1rteben: oa fias IS ,ae
.Das @erit6t sp!it eiitea atteutat In Com
ptegne mar burdau5 unbegranbet, aao es be-
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BE erpatlana tes petnssn alfts0 bat1tsten

Wv StpNv@"sS "" TS'"c' F"t'
fSnnte.
@s ,pirb be6aupiel, oaB eiue Depntatton
@rteAtl1er Notablen aus pem Diraet5 naG
Guolano abeereit III, um Dem Brtn3sn Nl
freD etne nit saBlreidsn untsrI0riTtea beoedte
NorelIe su iiberreiGen."
Warts, 81. g!Dpember. 9laG Brtefen
aus 9Uulon, IoIen mebrere &rtee6ihlife iofort
BON poGt ateebsu, I'm tas fran36IiAe 0e>
l6paDer In Den @rie8tIWen @er6ifrn go
pertdrfen.
@artS, %. Mup. Die beuti8e uGraace"
l1retst
vgBtr baben 0runD 3a 0~loubsn, baB bic
ruITI9e 0e9terun9 Gs9en bic 9anotOatur
bes 0rtn3en Qlfreo ernltltGe Ginwenonneen
srbebt."
Gs wtrb beehuptet, @uBlanO Derbe balb
cine NtttbetIun9 tn pteiem Slime an baS eng
nl1e &abtnet rt9ten.
9emtihlanb. @ls elm neutrality-suspicious.
8ettrag aur 0e19t6te be5 preubtiAen gerfai=
1unA(sbens nitro Der Snbbeutl6en 3ettan8
BON bier fplsenper, bic lebten Mt(ttafpabIen
bstrsfenbe @orpsbefeW mtt8et9filt:
@oloaten Der II. Snfanterte Brigade!
Sn einem Der 8atailpne Der 8rtsaoe, tpet=
dem t9 pte iebem anOeren .pfgtraue, ltno Bel
ben lebten l1rwablsn %unpronun9ea 0Orgeipm,
men. Sieben gpIpaten unb bret Qa3eretGs
0eAalfen baben tire 0FtAten ais Splpateu
pes RGnta5 bsrlstt unp. baten Serftbrt, f6
BET gtbgate. tbrer Sttmmen BON tbret gDr9es
lebten unb Ganerapen eetrennt. Ginen Sc
~frettsn, Der 0@ inter tbnen befanD, babe i'd
tn bic 3abl Der @emeinen suridtreten laien,
tpsil auf i0n tetn 8erlaB tf, bte llebri9en
babe t9 gu anpern 8atatapnen Der Brigade
berlebt.
Berlin, IA. Mat 1892, ssn d :.
Der commandments General;
| ~a.aanaq 500 Trtebrt9 &art, ta
@rins BON 9retBen.
Sir Die Nt6tt8fett !: nssls5.a saa.,ea Is.
@raf 9GIeIer, a 4asf-
@l5q Nr. st. unb Mbiutant.
gBtr bsmerfen bte3u blU6, baB Der @befres
Ibacteur Der Nattcnal3ettuue, 9r. Or. Babel,
AIT SterrpSAentliGem 0sfdn9niB perurtbeilt
tpurbe, neil ct Bate orufen lafen, bas Mtlt'
ltdr Iet au ben @ablen commanotrt* SpQte
pbtees Nttenlad edit letn, tpas mir uatarli6
nt9t Serbir9en tSnnen, 70 mnB, tvie mn8
1&etnt, s1n3lt&e !8reilpreaun9 PEG 5errn
3abel BET Der tSbern Snlan3 auf Der Stele
erfcl9en. ra5
lHrembem. 8erltn, 81. 9lOO. Dad Der
beattsen &reu3eituns BAT Der &Sni8 ieinf
Qnttpprt auf etne lpYale NOreie NIT ful9enoem
&erniprude eef9lolen: :
,,Gs tbut MIR letb, baB iA isbt Dbne bic
I8eptQtsun9 eines Budgets parA bic SAINT
n,er reetersn muB. SD tcerDe tn0eB 3t BEN
regelmaBtgen 8erfabren suradte5ren. 0ltt,
~lertpeile miii1en aber tte gOlfspertreter tbrers
letts MIR belfen btefss mDsltA 3i MAIDEN, nn0
mlTen ibre cpnfitutiOue(Ien 8eAte ni4t
ausabsn, neil lie baourd maine 9tfeieraa9
la9men unb bas 9nno en%t,pdfne:e. SD
fam mtd Der 8ebte Der Rrpne ntf9t entz
duBern." a..a. q S.
Orie6enIanO. Mtben, 90, Nep. Mnf
ben Sn|eln GYra uno 9pora Iaben 9robars
tise DemcuRrattonen 3u @unten oeS 9rtns
gen Qlfyep F~att9efanpen. 9inbe berrI6t
|1beraQ.
girfei. &onR FL, 22.gacb.
Die Nfprte Bat an Die proptprtIGe 0e9ieran9
@riedenGanbs etne gtote In 8e3u9 auf bic
DeulpnGrattunen Der grte9en tit Gpnfanti@
uCpel ab9eiGtdt.
Die Wote ertlGrt, iplde DemOnltratiptsn
eefabrpstsn bic Gfentlt9e Sronung: lis
EA -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-15
Sine amDere ~ iIitdrbersesums.

Man erfabrt ieBt, baB 8eneral SIccum,
pelGer In Serbtnouns NIT Der Bemesung
Der 9auptarmee spa 6arperS GsrrY lipliG
marlbirte, por9etera spilAsn Strasturg unb
Wfanahas campfire.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-15

Sn ~@Dattanop80 itfiO Die Ul1Itern ale6e@
brodet.
Sn SR Gennefee tuiperIeesn lA Die t1ntO~
titsn ben Nebeaenbeb0tbe, welGe bnS @pns
icrtpttpn8geigB burGfu0ren pptttlg. Sn Der
N6te BON GbarlpttsStle lon cine gruBe On
gail l1ntraamdnner inter Mafsn ltebets.
Gus Gorb G0rnlima.
Die Sptldbaft be8 GpHperneur Sance.
Newbern, 10. DECEMBER. Die 8pt-
IGaft DsS Qpuoernetr BON Npr6 Carolina an
General WRem6lp bonn II. Nopenber battrt,
lit bier ethgelaufer.
Sic tt Iebr lang ut0 SerrGt9 nidt tim @e=
rin8lten untpns9eltnnunoen, ionpern fpr0ert
3u erniten uno entl6loIenen Spfern fur Die
Sadie bee Stbsns auf, @r rt9t Iharf bas
uGcuf6perirte GOnicriptions8eieb" ano tabelt
bitter Den Sang gum Wu9er urb CUR @rpytI=
ll,na, tpelder I'M &taate berrI1t.
Gr bsnerft, WetSeumebl fSnne nur uo9
BON ben Nei9en eenUhen peroen uno bic
OreiIe otter 2ebenSmittel irtrDen III bic 56bs
aetrtebeu. Die SOlbaten BON Nprb@@ carolina
ltttet nod irtmer Maneel an S9ubsn unb
Rleipungstideu. Die eeesnw6rttge SdulO
ots Gtaates gi6t er sn 500, 982,361 an.
St benerft, es Iet 9rpBe @efabr ~surbanbeA,
pob 0eieBlpf9feit i'm. Sanpe Die S6erbonD 9s-
utnnf, bic 2eute ftn9ea an, 3u per9eien, DaB
eS Elm ttr9erItbeS NeAt 9ebe, unb er 0etpaltr
ttatet tsno Observation-Disclosures. pie GGufB-
uprfdtneit, nnnaentli9 rOeorO, 8ranGaiftuns,
STRENGTHENING iiber ale gerbtnpli6fetten,
l1ntsrprGdun9 uni. uusere9tisteit,"
Sa 8e3u9 ouf Die BON ben @unfGoertrten
8sb6rben, berprpneten gtnferteratieea BON
8Grsern SGln Nptb. IS arolina's II, Salisbury
tpeaen an9ebltGer pplttilGer Ger6sGen ertlart
.er, er pilTe ntGt, pprtn beren S9ulb beltebe,
aber e. tpide fobtel, DQB lie' ntdtim We9e bes
8eAte8 per9dftst purper, 5 -, -, =.
Gr serSanmt entlGteben tte Qui0s6une
oes 6abeas Corpus Ssfsbls," au tpelAer, ipte
ct aus pen ,3ettnneen erleben, egr vgonfSbes
rtrte @pngrtB" benz @td1Oentsn bic Mea9t
ertbeilte ; er ertlart, er let ntAt geneiet, eine
IOlae 0swdlt tr8eno etrem Wanns 81 iber
tra9en 3u Ieber. -. ..,+. ~, - I'm n,
&r @ibbtltSt BE .gsrpsabbnnrs BON epp, Gstrst-'
be gum Observation-Disclosures nnO Die 8enn3-
3uug DEB S9alofonDs 81 Srte9s8weden uub
16lteBt NIT ether ~briu9enren MuTprDernt,9 an
Die @stb8etuns, ale 8rafte utp 5aifsmtttet
beg Staate8 our ~8etnsin1amen gert9eibi9ung
Ses @taotfs ,tsno fur pie Saae beS Siipsns
auf 3a6teten. j. ,.a4 ,a y
Da8 DilntaStea 'eSSournal" meroet. baB
Ger. WhitttnS bort anfdtt .uno ftA Der gfrs
tbsiptsuns BON Gape Scar init Offer ptpmste ;
Oas 8Ulf IsBe pas tSAle 8ertraiten auf i'm.
gter Observation-Disclosures tnp felt Sur3em bort
annffoipfre III. j : -
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@ettete GntpitflMn0 Ser SBla3t
am Gpnntag Mcraett. lss
Sauptamartter Der pptDmdc-N fmee,
- QNnLn 11 ffL. az

II. Oe5ember, III Ubr WOrm. e q
9ente gift ts tetnen Nsbel. Die Spnne
IGetnt BET fartem g8inb 6eute Muraen I'm
ppIen 0lan3e. 8et ~8asesanbru6 ,btefen
Murgen tSrte man tn Trpnt Der fttntltGen
DerFe, 100 sefera GUNNER uub 6Cpter tampf,
ten, fairies Nrtiuertez ttnb @eipe9rfeuer. TN
affair cine Stnnoe lpater ,purpe bas Geusr
l1waasr uao bann bts aaf ben ss8enw6rtts
gen Musenbltd uur tn 3pilAenrdutuen eebSrt.
Da7elbe mar Der Gau tn Der 5rpnt bon Sen.
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Mann Z Meiten n6rblid bon MutfreeS6orc.
O(an alaubF, baB er etuen @tnfaI III 3entud9
ga MAIDEN beabIGttat.
gsnerat 8ra90 lUG mad 0ltlal1ppt bsCr>
bert fein. Stntt leiuer befsblt9t Soc Sobn,
Itou bic Nsbe(Ienarmee III Sf 3enneGee.
9n Chattanooga FnD Die 8lattern au6se~
broden.
Sh Sf Genaefse tuiOerIebsn li0 bic ttntO~
hlIten ben INSTRUMENTATION, pelhe bn8 @pns
icrtpttpn8geigs Our6fa0ren pOtttn, Sn Der
Ndte BON @barlOttsStGe lon cine groBe On
gait l1ntraandnner inter Wafsn lteben.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.
Private adVices from Kansas state that
Gen. Lane Was there about the 1st instant
and announced that be had not accepted
his commission ss BrigsdieP General, and
that he visited the State only as member
Of the Senate Military Committee.
BE declined to assume any military char
aetsr, but maintained the most friendly
relations with Gen. Hunter, between whom
and himself thera Is no practical difference
Of sentiment with regard to the relations
Of slavery TO the war.
The report that Gen. Scott is going "a
Key West is erroneous. he did intend Il
go for the benefit Of his health, and The
Government offered him q passage on board
the Richmond, but the preparation Of thu
vessel vas delayed till the season was toC
far advanced, and be has now resolved no
to make the voyage. -sr15 il-.-s
Gordon, the SLAYER, was notified yester
day that respite was granted by Whiol
his execution is postponed from tO-morrOV
till the 21st inst.
The Board Of Education has decided I
memorialiEe.
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into the grave did his companions FIRE the
prescribed vOlley over him. For though
he Rogulatioas" prescribe all this and
though thay trelbribsl lfufthbr thst 9n0th.
inc contrary TO the tenor Of these RegulH-
tions viii Be enjoined IN any part Of the
forces Of the United States, By any COM
mander whatsoever yet We are prevented
from having any military display over
those Of our men who die here.
Thus The men who love their country
and have been faithful to Il, and have
sealed that failhfalnesS by death, are not
allowed The honors due them nay, per-
shplorily prescribed for them, while 70 the
bodies Of those Who have peEjured them
SslEes and enieaVored 70 ruin our nation
such hcuors are paid as neither kegule-
ITEMS nor military etiquette admit, much
less pteseribe.
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PROnl WAaHINGrON.

TIT " TEllIIlalIILUlII = NIa %
The President has approved the bill su-
thoriEing the Secretary Of the Interior to
strike from Pension rolls the names Of all
such persons as have or may hereafter
take up arms against the Government Of
the United States, OF who have in any
manner encouraged the rebels, or mani
tested q sympathy with their cause. 1t is
known that some persons in the West af.
ter drawing their pensions, have openly
Joined the enemy, while others who have
not taken this extreme step have openly
sympathized With the rebels and drawn
their pensions.
The Law just passed affords 8 partial
remedy against disloysl pensioners re-
eeiving money from the Government.
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- e,sns RIossaae. q KnsIaaa.

rFrom Galignsniis Messenger, Jan. 15th.l
In reply to ths violent article in the
London Times on the blockade Of Charles
ton, We have the two following letters;
aSrR: The Times Of Saturday last in an
elahorate article on the destruction Of the
port Of Charleston, BY sinking hulks filed
with blocks Of granite on the bar, proceeds
10 charge Il exclusively on the feF0oity and
vindio,iveness Of the American character,
confidently demanding, when has such an
act been perpstrated By any European
PoverP' 10 which the editor exultingly re-
niles. this savage Innovation has been left
70 the Republicans Of our own day On
reading this unWarrantable assertion felt
thatn no amount of patriotism could justify
The suppression Of public denial Of the
statement. This deed Of war, so justly
rspFobaled BY the Times, is not the frst Of
it's kind. Parental Englsnd set The afro
eious example. On the evacuation Of the
city and port Of Alexandra, an enbArka-
tion Of the troops, in 1907, Eve vessels Ia
den With stones we're sunk in the marrow
passage, by which our squadron, under the
command Of Admiral Lewis, had entered
and then sailed, concluding that il would
be iha last exit Of any vessel from that
pOrE-erroneously, however, as it has sub
seouently appeared. enclose my card,
and remain, So, r. NJ
The other instance is contained in let
ter from Lord hobart to Sir A. S. Ham
mond, Controller Of the Navy;
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This Afternoons Report.
MEXICAN NE Ws.

MEXICAN NEWS.
aataa sAE FRANOIsoo, Feb. 4.
The bsFque Australia has arrived with
dates from the Sand Vioh Islands to the I4th
ult News unimpOrtsnt.
The steamer Golden Gate from PsnsmS
brings $780, in treasure from ManEe-
rillo, Mexico.
The steamer st. Louis arrived at Name
rillo from San Francisco January 28th, and
too 81, 400, 900 in treasure vis Panama.
Tho steamer Panama arrived here yes
terdsy, and brings $500 in treasure.
A courier arrived ct Acapulco previous
to the 18th ultimO, with intelligence Of the
defeat Of the Spanish army in 3 severe bat
tie at National Bridge, near Very Cruz.
The battle lasted hours.
Accounts from Western Mexico generally
represent q termination Of international
dissensions, and union Of all parties to
resist foreign invasion.
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FBOM FORT MONROE.
Fo1uyZ.o NFo,,,or pol

.H EOAAkAne AAONhOAI ECU u
The Constitution, which sailed yester-
day morning for Ship Island, spoke the
gunboat Miami about forty miles north Of
Hatteras last night, in e sinking condition,
and unable to make steam enough to take
her into port.
The Constitution arrived here this after
noon with her in tow.
The rebel feet in Elizabeth River has
been moving abOut considerably all day.
This morning heavy firing was going on
at seEslls Point, and this afternoon tug
was seen steaming around, and at one
time towing something supposed to be q
floating battery.
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EoURPzp As A UHH-Eaoh regiment Of
Infantry In Buslps Department has been
supplied with thirteen Ragons-usually
ten wagons, drawn By six mules each, and
three wagons drawn By four horses each.
This giFes one WAGON 70 q eompany, one
for tke field snd staff officers, and two for
he ousfiefnSstsr. Eelhl oHcer is per-
mittsd u carry sixty Pounds Of baggage,
and no more; priYates carry IN tleiI
Hatr eh complete change of elsthinG
and ona blanket, Whieh must Be Of . Tegu'
iaElon Ssishi lafeo FOuIds and 8 hall,
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A Strict blockade OF seeessionists--GeneF
CFttte1dea'i BreasIPlate.

n StElct lblccEnQe o. t4eceahlonihls--IHeuef
CTtttendea's BFeasIPlates
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.)
-..ea IF1 IEDIANAPoLEs, Feb. 4.
Blythe Hynes has been appointed Pro-
V0st Marshal at Evansville, and gives no
tios that no psrsOn viii heI0sfier be allow
ed to 20 into Kentuokyspp or down the
river, without pass. The seesssiOnists
in Kentucky have been in the habit Of FIR
ing signals when any kind Of movement
was on foot from Evansville or Henderson.
L Is now to be stopped.
A sheet iron bresstplste was found
amohZ the personal effects Of Gen. B. Crit
tenden, in ZollicOfeF's camp at Mil
Springs. It was sent to Gov. Morton to-
day By Lieut. Col. Kise Of the Tenth In
diana. ltE -