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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
coNFIRMATIoNs By THE SENATE.
Appointment In the volunteer Force.

Wv, To Be AfditioHdl Pdynaasters.
VIM. Q. Jones, Of No., Sept. 10, 1862.
simeron Ma,sten, OF N. H., Nov. 20, 1859.
John Keatly, OF Pa, Nov. 90, 1859.
VIM. H. Ksmble, Of Pa, Nov. 20, 1859.
j, H. G. Rodgers, of N. Y, Oct. 2s, 1859.
]. H. Mfyborn, of Ill
Charles G. Bailey, Of.
Charls L. Bernay, OF Mo.
ii. D Patton, Of Pa.
d. J. Larned, of Conn. .....
joshua Kames, of Pa. ..,
John P. Wheeler, OF Kansas. % ...
Sohn Brotherline, ofJPa.
VIM. Phelps, Of Mich.
W. P. Storms, Of Ohio.
Melville Sawyer, of Mo. =
D. W. Dean, of Mo.
Walter Crane, Of Mich.
Isaac sandford, ofN.Y
shalor W. EldridgO, Of Kansas.
Samuel W. Reynolds, Of Pa.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
To be ASsistant Surgeons
Bernard ]. Vanderkien, Of Md.
Edward B, Dalton, of Mass.
Abraham NJ. Wilder, of Mass.
David G. Rush, Of Pa.
Samuel Hart, Of tho District Of Columbia.
James NJ. Boisnot, of Pa.
Franklin CRUDE, Of Pa.
John Trenor, of New York.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
EnOch =. Deaton, Of Tenn, to be Commits
sary Of Subsistence, with rank Of captain.
Seth P. Cole, of VT, TO be Commissary o.
Subsistence, with the rank Of captain. ..
ouARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.
Capt. Ralph W. Klrkham, Assistant Quar-
termaster, to be Quartern aster, with tho ranl
OF major, Feb. 25, 1883, vice Cross, promoted
for appointment in the army of the UniteC
States, under the act approved August s, 1851
To be Additional AidS-ds-oanp, IcitE Ae rank O
Colonel. .H r To
Capt. Lewis H. Marshall, Of the 10th infantry
to Maj. Gen. Hallcck, June, 80, 1859, (asslgnet
to duty with Maj. Gen. Pope.)
Edward 8. sandford, OF New York, to Majo
Gen. Halleck, Feb. 20, 1863, (asslgned to dut,
in the War Department.)
Capt. Anson stager, Assistant QuarterInAste
of Volunteers, to Maj. Gen. HGlleck, Feb. 90
1862, (assigned to duty in the War Depart
ment.)
Benjamin Welsh, Of New York, to Maj. Gen
Wool, July II, 1869, (asslgned to duty will
Maj. Gen. Pope.)
To be Additional AideS-ds- Camp, iOih the rank o
Major.
Capt. John A. Bolles, additional aide-de
camp to Maj. Gen. Wool, June 20, 1862, Gas
signed to duty with Maj. Gen. DlK.)
Edward Detshy, of New York, to Maj. Gen
Fremont, June 10, 1862.
First Lieut.. Charles T. Dix, of the 14th in
fantry, to Maj. Gen. Wool, June 20, 1862, (as
signed to duty with Maj. Gen. Dix.)
Thomas T. Eckert, OF Ohio, to Maj. Gen
Halleck, April Z, 1869, (asSlgncd to duty in tn
War Department.
To be Additional AideS-ole- Camp, ,rith The rank Q
Captain.
Second Lieut.. Charles b. Atchlson, of the g.
infantry, to Maj. Gen. Wool, July. IL, 1862
(asslgned to duty with Maj. Gen. Pope.)
William Barstow, of Virginia, to Maj. Gen
Wool, June 20, 1869, (aSsigned to duty wit
Maj. Gen. Dlx.)
First Lieut.. Edward Haight, of tho 10th In
fantry, to Maj. Gen. Mcclellan, July IL, 1855
(assigned to duty with Maj. Gen. Pope.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

RIDICULoUs-A Democratic paper objectlng
TO the Administration because some of the Gus
tom-house officers and army contractors have
been stealing from Government.
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THEFT.=-PAtrolms Eehloh, Of the Fourth ward,
arrested Ellen Donovan last night, charged with
entering the house Of Mary Lewis and stealing
revolver, which the onnoeT found upon her person.
She was held for further hearing by Justice Fer
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LARCENY OF 4 HoRsE.-Iast night, Patrolman
Nicholl, OF the Fourth ward, arrested Isaac Picker
ing, on Seventh street, charged with stealing .
horse and offering It for sale for ss He was held
for further hearing by Justice Ferguson. r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

An ISQUEsT.-This morning, Belle Wheeler, .
negro woman, was found dead in the house for
meriy known as the "wood ofice," near the late
DR.. Bohrer's wharf, between Congress and High
streets, on the canal. The coroner was summoned,
and rendered verdict that, from the appearances
of the body, deceaaed must have been dead several
days, and that she came to her death from neglect
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
specie for Europs.

The steamer Africa, which sailed yesterday
from New York for Liverpool, took out one
million two hundred and nifty thousand dollars
in specie,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

Tho editor Of Western paper talks about
his frame OF mind. A contemporary suggests
that ho may have tho franc Of one, but that's
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OF ICIAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENr.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington Guy, D. c., Jan. 25, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the
office OF Lieut., Col. CONRAD, 1S2 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. Ja3O
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
Syracuse Election,

Mr.. BOokslayer, Democrat, has been elected
mayor Of Syracuse by 400 majority.
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Judge wiley,

who was nominated by the President as one of
tho four Judges of the new Supreme Court "
of this District, was confirmed to-day.
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snow and sunshIne

The sunshine to-day has been mixed up with
several aurries of snow, very much TO the dis
composure Of ladies on the avenue.
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OF FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, January 95. 1859.

The Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

tzy- Large flocks of reed birds have already
made their appearance near Philadelphia
"Prime on toast !" exclaims the Boston Posi-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

Some men are like musical glasses; to produce
their finest tones, you must keep them wet.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
Dress Receptions at the Executive MAN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Washington, March 0, 1868.
The usual publr receptions being over for
the season, there will be Saturday afternoon
d,ss receptions until April 1st, commencing
Saturday, March 7th, from one to three o'clock.
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AntInr Gen. stonrhtnn.

Whose name is before the Senate for con6rma-
ton, II Is said will be rejected
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To make hens lay' Wiring their neckS-they
will lay anywhere then,
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mar 3-eod2N
De- LIBRARY TABLES,

u LIBRARY TABLES, ..-H
AND CHAIRS.
Just received, large and complete assortment
of Desks, Tables, and Chairs, suitable for public
Offices, counting rooms, and stores. .-.
Also, u large and varied assortment Of rich and
handsome PARLOR SUITS, in Rosewood and Wal
NUT upholsteTedin in Fyench Broeatels, LasHg, Plush,
and Hair Cloth.
Chamber Suits In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany,
Oak, and Imitation and in fact every conceivable
article necessary TO furnish house complete,
which we most respectfully invite the public TO In
spect promising bargains to all who favor US with
their patronage. BOTELER n WILSON,
Iron Hall, No. sls Penn avenue,
70 25-eodim between Ninth and Tenth SITS
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THn AZ SEAARREsSsSass "a AREsSsISsassss IN san
Parties Interested IN Home Mining Ops-
rationa niHapprove the late neoi-
sion % ths supronao Court.

SAN FHANorsco, March 1.-THE decision In
the New Almaden case, adversely TO the CON-
pany which has possessed and worked the mine
for nineteen years, oxcitcs much discussion in
financial circles. .'a
The policy Of the Government, in setting on
foot such litigation, Is regarded with dlsfavor.
II Is argued, that II the Government assumes
TO oust private companies, after their capital
has developed and mado quicksilver mining
valuable, there Is danger that the California
and Washoe gold and silver mining companies
may bo turned out in like manner, whenever
developed into value enough 10 excite cupidlty.
The steamer Sonora, from Panama, is enter
ing the haTbor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

Es-T The Omcs s6 ths Nationai RsPubli-
can Is at Su ninth street, between Penn
yIvanla avenue and ID street
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
Capture ofAnothsT FnEIish steamer.

The Navy Department has received informa-
tlon of the capture, on the oath ult., by Lieut..
Thos. H. Eastman, commanding the U. 8.
steamer COnemaugh, Of tho English steamer
Queen of the Wave, loaded with an assorted
cargo. She was captured near the mouth Of
the North santee river, where she had been
run ashore by her crew.
Lieut.. L. was at tho time blockadlng at
Georgetown, but owing to the tide and sea,
could not cross the bar until the next morning.
She was found deserted by the crew, who, how
ever, had set her on fire before leaving, destroy
ing the inside of the vessel and a great part of
the cargo. The hull and her engines are yet in
good condition.
On sending an armed vessel TO the wreck the
next day in charge of Lieut.. Cromwell, the en-
emy were discovered on board. Lieut.. G. i'm
mediately proceeded to attack them, when see
ing his preparations they surrendered.
Their names ares Lieut.. p. X. Lachlcotto,
Sergeant ". A. Woodward, Corporal Francis
Justice, Privates D. A. sperry, ELY Hughes, B.
F. Vreen, and Mr.. Wright, all of Wards Light
artillery.
They will bC SCnt North by the Quaker City.
The Commercial Interest upon PrIVR-
teorinB.
The Chamber Of Commerce of New York
have, very naturally, directed their attention to
the subject Of letters of marque, and their
committee, who have been here two or three
days, are urging upon the President the i'm
portance Of issuing commissions Immediately,
The President is consulting with the Cabinet
on .he matter, and will make known his policy
soon in regard to this important question. The
capture of the Jacob Bell with her rich cargo,
from China, has stimulated tho New York
merchants.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

GARhoTiNo AND RESIsTn0 oFTICERS--JOhn J.
Mcfarland, a teamster, was arrested yesterday on
Water street for garroting negro. Whilst on
GERS Drill and Harper were making the arrest they
were aAsAiled by crowd Of teamsters near BY with
heavy whips They escaped, however, with little
injury, and succeeded in Arrestiug ringleader,
Jas. Kennedy. Mcfarland and Kennedy were sent
N all ..
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New York seventh RsgImsnt

Colonel Lefferts has resigned command ol
the New York Seventh regiment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
Movement of American Merchants 20 Inn
prove ChnnI FnoIlltits In Canndn.

ToRoNTo, c. W., March 12.--A deputatiou
Of Oswego merchants have arrived at Quebec,
where they will have an interview with the
Government on the question Of canal tolls. A
deputation of Chicago merchants arc expected
this week, 10 prtss upon the Government tho
expediency OF the enlargement of the present
canals, and tho construction Of the Georgian
bay canal. hFr H..
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
atonk Market To-Day.

We are Indebted to Jay Cooke 4 Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market to-day:
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ASSAULT AND ArIEMPT TO RoB.-PoiicemaA Re-
fuses 10 ATTesi he PaviissMr. X. Mills, clerk In
the Interior Department, has called upon us and
stated that while passing along Thirteenth street,
between street and PennsylvaniA avenue, early
this moruinS, few minutes after ~, he was At
tackled by three rufianS, and that when, In re-
sponse TO his calls, policeman appeared, he re-
fused to arrest any Of the parties but arrested Mr.
NJ. Instead, and took him to the Central guard
house. Thispolice oflcer was designated By the
No. 81. The conduct Of this ofiicer appearSve
singular, to say the least Of It, and should, we
think, be Immediately inquired into. a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

The richest child In the wOrld-ROthschlld.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12

Our Outside To-day Hr.. ..
Contains interesting reading matter, including
telegraphic dispatches.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-12
CA wBA WINES.
N LoNGwoRTH, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

N LUNUWUKIHi OINOINNAIII UHIU'
These wines are highly admired by connols-
seurs on account of the finc flavor and purity,
and are, at the same time, very much cheaper
than foreign wines Of inferior quality. .s
FRED. 8. CoZzENs,
Wine Merchant, PennsylvaniA avenue,
Two doors from Fourteenth street
mar l-eOd2M
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The Pirate Florida Takes Coal at Bar
s .a.. H.r.a..Ir. badOes, ...... H...
PHILADELPHIA, March l9.---A private letter
states the pirate Florida was at Barbadoes on
the twenty-fourth of February, taking in coal
md provisions.
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Cdytain-Stephen C. Rowan.
Lieutenant C0mmdnder-Raiph Chandler.
Lieuen0nt-S. W. Nichols
Sur9son-R Woodworth.
Pdym0s'er-J. ID. Murray.
Acting MaNers-P. J. Hargous, J. 3. French.
Marine CTceys-CaptainL N, Goldsborough.
Enriners-Acina Chief, s. y. Savage Assistants, n. s..
Leonard. Henry c. Bye, T. j. Nc. K. Daniels, t. Banks,
John C. Cross
As yet not oil OF the officers have been ordered to her.
bat probably they viii DO during the week.
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INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Our rorsr.s. mouro. Corrs.ro.a.-s.
FoHrRss MONROE, Nay ., 1883.
Arrival OF Helessed Unon Prisoners from tie ScxA VIE
fAey <rs-R>ioass ~ Nr vesLrwo. On. a. As g>rad
Correepondens-Ihs Fton OF AscAon~ ava hut1 AGREED
Upon ~ Colonel Ludioso and NJ Old--Ns NesCs from
"A. Nous~-ors s,.co,.or, Nm.-, -r,s in srocrsss
80 -.
rial from Povf ksyat-Tnd"ks 10 Csp'd1 AwHord and
Puysr Htu bv ne Pvisonsvs, de-, fc.
m. s,..,,.. H., u,,a.n r., I'll. ...,., -,
s -, ~p'' o' Ie -s'
evening" having on board Lieutenant colonel william H.
Ludlow. coumissioosr ef exchange from Cnv Point
cooc., I,6o. n.v,,. .,cc..,.a IN ors,,,,. .h
o..o. i.u~" "-s'.s .1e.0'1 !" o'o''s '"' 'o'ess'
OF all the Union onces In tns hands q NE enemy short
" aer the arrival OF the Henry Burden the steamer
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INTERESTING FROM SUFFOLK.
-~~~~~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~-~
The Results OF the Recent
Reconnaissance.
THE REBELS MOVING TO JOIN LEE.
as'' As.' -.
Our SUFFOLK Correspondence

Our Suffolk Correspondence.
SUFFOLK, Va, May 4, 1888.
fAe RsconWoisancs IN Force Of Sunday Nay She Re-
beis - Fau RSreat-Ha Joins Louoarea--Rebsi Pris-
o~os-rhs Enemys Professionalism Feund in ne
Rsbei F1t kissi.ippi. DC.
Yesterday carly dawn the bridge rslaid across
the Nansemond, and a heavy FORCE under command Of
General Harlan, was sent over on the Petersburg
road, TO test the enemy's strength. The One Hun.
dred and Third New York regiment was the nrst 70
cross, headed BY their brave leader, Colonel Rnggod
After driving tho rebels 10 the edge Of the woods some
Of mile distant opened upon them from
field batteries, which hsd also crossed the
bridge. and also from some howitxers belonging TO
Colonel speare's regiment OF cavalry. The enemy
showed . very determined resistance; but forces
drove them gradually from the edge OF the
timber and the One Hundred and Third advanced several
times the edge q their rife pits. but being sui
Acientiy supported, at length driven back the
edge u the woods again. Thus the fortunes Of the day
varied our mo alternately reaching their breast works
and then retiring.
COLONEL urocoLp WOUNDED.
ooioos Riusgod. who In the morning had led his rsei
msns bsts foot, mounted his horse later in tho
day. and became victim 10 the efficiency OF some SHARP
shooters He was mortay wounded BY bullsS through
The abdomen, While bravely leading his regiment N the
charge
The One Hundred and Third suffered severely LOSING
In killed and wounded than any Other regiment OF the
three engaged Our loss yesterday was about one hun
dred and Eve killed and wounded Thai of the suemv
va much greater, Smelling OF lhe woods wm the
cause q their suffering severely is said that Proyi.
dence church. miles DISTANT on the Petersburg
road, was crowded with their wounded
Our force withdrawn about nine O'Clock r. M and
the bridge taken up.
rus Rgssfs RErRzArrSg
Fairly this morning (bs sth) tbers were indr'~ifrs
that the cnomy had evacuated his rife pits and the ap
proachss which he had made for the SIEGE and taken u
his line march for the Blsckwater force was imme
lately thrown each OF tue main roads, advancing
cautiously towards the surrounding woods but no ind'ca-
tons Of the spemy wcre 10 be discovered f We exce
thar vac,n, f,r,incs,ioas which surround us
,bs reoe,s are nov full retreat 10 join tue forces NJ
c.peral Leo IN opposition 10 Hooker. They crossed the
u.cI v.,cr last night, taxing sverythins win shsm,
-e,rS vss An fsct but little "a they are. what they
sho.Id b. cr ~ors an tss khtsss uAsshns order
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Newspaper AccOumtes
From the Wheeling intelgencer, May ~
The raidng foroe into West Virginia 70 divided fol-
Jones has with him the SIXTH Seventh TENTH Eleventh
and Twcfh Virginia csyalry-not fl regiments. he has
also with him the Maryland limo Of infantry and Sec
~ s 81 S x: men
thirty first and Sixty second Virginia regiments Of 10
fantry the First regiment Of Virginia cavalry and six
Last night was not known certainly whore this force
Good authority said II between Phillippi and
Our own opinion is that We win bear from il in very un
welcome and unpleasant way ere long, unless We
trive Ia know more about its movements 80 80
More vim more OF the knowing and tho doing faculty
In needed out In the interior. The lu b omnous The
enemy have no food and no transportation with them and
in self defence they not gone they win strike soon
TIE LADIES OF xoRoANTowN.
Tho ladies Of Morgantowu, and especially, rejoice
say. the younger and unmarried portion acquitted them
selves With great credit during the recent raid Of the
gallant and desired to propate tho ladies', but in
vain. They would not be proptsted. When they sung
II was the Star 6pangled Bauner or IL "Hooker IS
Loader" and when they played IL tho Union edi
ton OF my Aaryiandi Ny Marylandl" and other such
So % u never song or ns could
miserable bunting and when they insisted they were
ary told that Morgantown not the place where they
could make an impression.
LOYALTY IN WHEELING.
The patriotism OF the people Of this city has been well
illustrated In the present local troubles The incon
yenences put upon them BY the raid has been great
the interior, carrying musket and doing soldier duty
Many OF them are men who never exposed 10 the
weather before In their ves-men who have led indoor
lives and connected with heavy business. Such
body Of have been called out OF any town u our
size since the commenced. Our sbops, factories
stores and Offices have contributed the very best
terisl that was In them. and without murmuring
either. You hear no persons the street com,
planning. Everybody bears well, and this too
notwithstanding the heavy losses and the great
great personal inconvenences which 10 entails. We
know large houses from which every proprietor has
gone The heavy nail mills stopped, and Al
the stockholders that cannot estimate And we
not the times 20 utter weak and selfish coplaiats.
There one sentiment however. that heard expressed
In lieu OF complaints, and that In that secesson In
midst shall DO less troublesome in tho future than has
been In this past, and that shall after this trie
with and nufy all these present Inconvenience and e.
forto OF loyal people. On this point
every street and citizens are 10 all
inents and purposes unit in favor OF the vigorous poll
cy just adopted by the authorities.
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columns their thanks 10 Mr. A. A. Hin, the gent'omany
ing their Journey from City Point TO this place. and ao
70 Captain John n. Milford, who leaves nothing mdone
TO minister 70 those under his charge
How General DIX PsnisAos execre~st
OHicers.
uENERAL ORDKRs-NO. rs.
HEADQUARTERS. DEpAsTnKfu or VIRGINIA. !
s"Nss1H ARMY CORPS, fo'rass hoano gs va
In publishing General Orders No 81 Of the War DO
partment, containing tho proceedings OF court martial.
g which Colonel D, W. wardrop. Ninety ninth regiment
the service Lieut. Cortland. Van ensseaor Of The One
Hundred and Forty eighth Now York Volunteers and
hcut John d. lee ouartermaster OF the first regi
mont Now York Mounted Riaes the General Command
ing deems 1t proper TO statc the rcasons which IN
fuenced him 10 recommending their dismissal 10 the
President OF tho United States.
In the Lieut.. John d. INe Qusrteraste Of the
First regiment Now York Moanted Rides the proceedings,
sSa me t nS' s Se
should have met thor responsibilities guardians Of
military discipline and good order By moro severe
gree unsolderlike and insubordnate and tho Command
ing General cQpld not quite understand how the Court,
Of ssy n a z. q sss ass
Ludlow would And out by night who bad the horses. and
Of declaring that hsrc were not guards enough 70 prevent
his taxing them, ahouid have acquitted him OF
Tho charge Of conduct unbecomng officer snd
: gentleman. Tho evidence shows that the
abusive, but exceedingly profane That his CON
duct was unbe0oming officer adms Of no
sS i was tho opinion Of tho Court that
:no use sucn language AZ was disciosed py
C Sno Nstmouy wa scs unoecommg gcnueman, tne
commanding Genera does not Understand the intention
70 DC give counsenance even by ndirection 70 40 un
senuemany vce out 70 recognise the faot Without ap
proving IT, that It Ia practice in which persona other
wise sometimes indulge Inc Kues and Art
cles o. war nave stamped wiz, PUBIC disspproostioa
and thus Lieut. Lee was guilty, not only OF breach Of
the law in this respect hut tho least Of the highest
Official indecorum The whole proceeding WAS gross
violation Of mi,tary propriety on hts part, and
on that o. colonel Dodgo. or tho Mounted Rllios.
inc Colonel was aware that difference had taken place
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Personal InssIiigeuce.

Gen. A. o. Hamilton, Of Texas, arrived at the Heropo
Titan Hotel yesterday
semmcs the wife Of the captain OF the pirate Alabs
ma VINO with her three daughters and two have re-
Gently been sent South by tho way 81 Forrs Norroc
about ly or nifty i've years ~ age and by rre
possessing IN her manner and very homey She hes
Trout teeth, and has sarcastic smile aud lock was
very indignant about having her baggage searched and
said all sorts OF hard things about tho officers She has
two tho rebel army, aud the letters that were in
tercced by General burnside from them soy that hey
had not heard from their mother Tor nearly Two years
The three daughters are all very plain lnking girls
but are very Lady like. was quite evident from their
manner and conversation that they did not ike the idea
a beirg sent Into sccessa.
Nathaniel Ames the only relic, Of the he, oial.op res,d
log The state q wscosen has Just celebrated hi. orc
handred AID sccdnd birth day Fsther Ames, a. hs 10
ca4isd, hrs IN nsae county.