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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-04
Ser &riea inn @iiSpeilem

@%atrU, 3. Mars, Cine Spesialoepes
ode bon NurfresSbOrO, Drn 2. btses MOnatS
last:
r@elern Morsem DsrIie6 elm aus 1000
Wann @apaaerie betebsnoeS Deta lAsment
WurireeSborO nnb lfieB Eel 8rab's0tls auf
ben Teinb. Der 6einc, relGsr IL SOSts
ano 20 Serwunbete auf benz lief, flub mad
tur5em @rfedt. aht3tg SUtOuten unD mum
Slii3tere twurcen gu @efauoenen 9cma9t. -
Nubsrpem nabmen MIR OretbunOert SGttel nnO
@sl&irr nnb l~Onlttses Qeperseus, lopie etne
Menae @epadS, OrOres unO 8rtefl6uften be.
6etnbe. Sic 8ebGrten gu MorsunS DiOilion
g8tr S~erlpren sint8e GOote unp batten 3eDr
Verpnncete.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-04
Der @Cmite6eridt ifbcr bc,t 9Santer,pn,

Wd n q 0 n, 3. NlGr,. - OoS 60,
mite fur Nftttel unb g6eae beri6tete oelfern
Qbenb metrere NmenbemsntS sum 2arif uuf
Drudpapter, t~ncluibe rtner Nepuctipn Der
Abaabe auf 20 PCT.
Sr, WiOrrta benntragte Sorgaugi9e gntz
I4eiOnag Der 8~Orfrage, tnbem er, elmer Der
9rSBten @s9ner Der Ssrdblrbuna BEG Ndpiet.
Bodies, pUbl fI9len mOdte, oae cine UoaiGn-
ttss @6l@afuns BEG 3olts nur baourd pere
mteDeit perpen fGnne. bab man Dem oGaez
lneinen 6ftntli9en Nunlte rintse ;3uae-
lfGnbntIIe made,
Die erbittertFfn @saner Der 3ritun3en Gfuo
Die Somitemitgtieter @tepens Don Bennipls
%oanten, Ncrriu bon 8ermunt, Sprtun bon
ObiO, SpaulOtns unp Dawfs bon Md0adu.
IrttS. qestsrec 9cb6rt utdt gum @omite.
Der Secretar Sbale tat li4 NIT @arme
fir ble SEDUCTION pes 3olles i'm 10 psf. Der.
penost, unO cine lOlNr mtrOe Der BrdIe oe,
niiSea. Gr 9Gtt eS Iuipob[ fit cine Sade
Der Rclitif mic Der @ereGtieteit, ba6 Die Ste.
9terung Die lOYele @rsEe bacur6 unteraite,
pap ie ibr etntses bon ibrer 9aR abnebme,
leIblt auf TIC @efabr btn, Dap cine lol6e MaBs
resel ni&t ben 8eifaQ elmer lGmubi9en Scr.
briioerhus 8enisbea IpGte.
. Gesicrun9 bat ftttc g2adriht, baE
bet . 8 bsur ein 3uIammenl tCB 1att-
9efnlpen bat.
Der SteuersG ommi1dr bat entIdicben,
baG lcb91re5 Qeber, lpelln e8 bonn Srte mo
eS b9reitet iplitpe, Dor bean 1. Sept. y. 8.
me99eflbrt wurbe, aosabenfrei 1T.
Nle8 Weber, aeIlno ODER I9le6t, fc1et
i Gent s3pll per 8iuu6.
&HtierfabrSemg
Die Shppner =. y8. 3bomplon uub 8ifo
ipuroen nm ~per9angenen 6onnabenO Set 0ts
nsp Yctnt bon Der potpmacflotiGe aufaebrd@t.
Die Nabr3eu8e batten fir Die Yotcmacarmee
6eltimmtc Srtlerpaaren geiaben, ieocd fan.
ben lth oarunter meDrere @pntrabanoartifeI
unb 70 rpurpen le geltcrn fammt MaunIdaft,
9aldeiersn unb Sutlern Gier9ereebradt, uni
CUR U%srfi9uns beS DrrfrBmarlAals aefelt.
Die INn9rlhulot9ten, tpelde liG ii6er BE an.
ee6lt&en Gcntratnno9iter rsdtfertlaen Al
t6auen bcbauptete1, ,pntOfn, nm DIES III &c.
perhteutgen, Dcrldufts entlalcn, BITE S6upner
tfanltnt 9aoung ater felt9ebaIten. SIS lteseu
nod feten Gabr3enae In 9leiGtn llmltdn6en
bier an gGfrfte Der 6. StraBe unb lfno unter
miittatriI0er 8epahuna.
unloDaIc Cutler.
SObu Davis, Satler peS 35. Wlaif 8eats.
tnOl Is. Nf. @a9lar, FIN @ompaensn, tuuroen
tuegtn D~iSlcYalitat unO gfriuas AT Contra
banbtren a%rrsttrt unD ms aIte Capitol aes
|l6tdt. Die 9eben 1ie Dorltsssn6en 8ewfils
fno IsGr 9rapirenber Natur. s
Gin Weserregiment. l7'1 2
Bon Ycrt NopaI mirp 9emelpet, baB bas
bort errtdttte Neserre1iment ausaesetdnet
s%rerrire, nnO In lttner auBeren GrI&einuna
stnen pcuf1aabig ~9eniisenOen milttairiIbm
@tnbrud made. Die bollsl6e inlpictrsnben
Sbfrpff3tsre babea benz elben Oas srSBte Qot
ertDeilt.
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Gnropdticpe u aeDrteersm.

I9eutlblaHS. s. Il nj b-HtA.-Q anb,
Whtbidaftlihe @uOtelun9 tn t6ambure.)
Das COMMITTEE Der internatIpnalen lanp-
iptFt9i6aftltdlen 4uslrlInna, nrltte In 9ams
burg pom IA. Bis 20. SuIi b. s. fatllinoen
miro, bat etne qtite PR bet Der Auetrttuug III
ert6eilfnten erGbfrn unp tletnern @reile prr.
Dfentltht, Der MIR 5ulgenbeS entme6msn :
Sir bste Dampfpfliee 700 5baley aIS erisr
Srets unb 300 1taler ais 5tpetttr Ytrts /; fir
bette WerinusS dafe so I6aIer ais erter uno
20 1tater ais 3pttttr DretS fir Vftr6e 1in6
80 Yreile bon Is bis 400 Tbaler tttimmt
&c, eanOwtrtbI9aftltHe probliftr, Desgleiden
Nferseratbe uno Ntaidlnerien wtrpen Mtc-
oatlen erbalten. .n4.. la1am
Gincinnati, %. SEER. 0entral Qu9uft
Bilta iauote aus letner GtfansenGbaft al
Ntlanta, Georgia, etnen Brtrf an ieinen No.
j~utanten Sbmtbt ppn SnOiana, irprin CT
5ruar iast, baB CT gang wU9l let, aber fG fsiz
nestpfgs beba8li.b fiblf. 0ie fS l9etut ba-
ben bic @~efan9snen feline belonoers oute
&l9s; benn @tQiG be,fdufte feline u9r nm
500, poSOu CT benz Mlanne Der ben 8srfauf
bslOrete $40 9a6. WRit Dem ibrisen @elbe
ssablte er fem g1en, sas ibm elm Birtb fir
$50 Die WpGe 5tpeimal td9lt4 ltslert. Da6
ietne Baarl9aft folder &5eile ni6t melt reis
den miro ODER Stelmfbr bereit5 valIe" 9etpor=
Den II, fam man letGt anSreGnen beam Der
Srtef marble burN eiuen parOltrten @tfange-
nen Don Mtlanta na@ 9ft9mono uno BON pa
nab MnnapOlts u. |. ~, Bis 3uw Or!e Der
Selttmuung be Iur9t.
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Die MfbsQsn-s5 inon,en.
GnngrrBprr banOlunurn.
Wafb tndt :

2Sa ptnAtOn, 3. Start.
Semot.-Sn 8rtrtf Der Meinunasssr.
'atfeenbett beiber 9duier btnf4tlt6 Der Gons
Ssntton 3rptlben ben Ser. Staaten itnb Bfrn
ipurOs anI Srn. Sumner's antraa Elm Son,
ftrtni COMMITTEE eineeebt.
Sopann braGte 5r. @uwel cine pripiIeairte
0ra9e ppr, ndmltb Die Correction bes .Soars
nails pom pprtsen Sage In bret Wunften III
oer6eliefn. 3n ldnsercr auseinanber(fbnUo
Dft1aDte er ttt par3tlt0uil, pdb, als Der VrGs
llOent Die 6rase tn 8etref bes antraas, ben
eOmmiitesOertft iter bic Sncrmnitatsbtq
anjunebmen, 9eteut babe, bies In 70 leilem
apif gelde9en Jet, baB er uno Nnbere nitts
Oaoon tatten berfeben fSnnen. guA let es
9eeen Ole &egeln Der SenatsDerbnnoIunaen
9eld'eeen, oa pr. Saparb bsr,eit bas @ort
gsbabt babe.
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Die mOnrp, Doctriu.

g YOrf 3. .@dr3. G8 iptrb Re.
atli4ti9t, mor9en eine 9rOBe @i%oflenper>
lanlnltn9 bon alien DECENTRALIZATION III Der.
anfalten, UNI bic 9rincipiea Der Nfonrpes
occtrin beitGti9en unp auf bic trGftialte
Nufredt9altun9 Der Ielben atieiten Der Ser.
auebeftehen. l-
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Baltimore brad Elm @ein. flint unbere wurs
ben Ieidter perleet. Der 5nseniceiirr er6iett 81,
cine Bran6putbe am Snie Ger l1nfall mar ; q 80.
gang unpermeiolif, benn herpGrolfurs ae.
dad ulS Der Bug faunl bunesrt Oares e
e~ntfernt mar. -5~
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SIbliGe Ncrihte.

9auptquartter Der Putcmacs
B. Wdr3. Ole Va6ri6t. baa
0tneral Nplentran3 SOrride 1tnb bereifs biS
@to0lesboroueb, balbipesS 5piiGen WurGresSs
Doro nno Sbflb9Otae, DOr9eorunaen 1et. In6et
lG tn aufn 8iGmOnOer 8lGttern.
Rld9en Der @etetlen arteif Sunassnotb.
3 Gtne NaletSb 3eituna 1uat, oas bic Sb.
rdnnet bee (Nebe1en-) Wilttdrs unD bis Snss
ratlC n BON spetulantsu 6unsersnot6 iibsr
oas Uolf gebrd& babet.
Oas "y'obtle Brighter" au6ert Id fol6pn.
eerm0Btr: @S 1T nutbwenbia, ban Bic an.
BerFen @nltren9un9en 9emoht tperbe1 mitlT,n
UNI 0en nauSDui9erncen @Fsften" BON G5enea
raj pembertcn'S 8erbot, Gts6l fiDruSrts y,
Serltloen, ent9e9en gu treten; ba nber Ie,Ssr
Die A9enten Der MObtle uto S6tp Gi5snbot,,
tetnf SaYone!te tra9eil, 70 III bos Gnhe s4n'.r
SUta9s3aleoen. @altfn @ertGttateit 1,nb
N(snldltdttit nur irssnb etpas, e mi;rsst
0'nfral penbertOn uno feline bictotorijasn
@ttpaltalaBressIn 6alo beleiiiat ltin
Oer 9tt4nlonoer S~tlaYrnbanbel IN sekr
beiset' Yer PFeis fir erma6lene y,eoer If
%3tptldlen I$1700 unO $4,000 N~ebeIIsnnr,s,
(S6SO bis $1,000 tn @reenbads.1 ~
&OriiI 9. OOrleY BON MarSlonS .,sl6.r
oe' @'Hfl'asOurg 9sfansen eenOmnsn rpuroe.
MUD ais @ftlsl fir stnen anselebenen In Der
Vfpa't Der yer. Staattn befnpliben Dir
0inter fsf8ebalten.
Die @rtsIsn- Stnansen.
Der reraminer" LIT abfr ben ;3uRonb Der
"e0nf0Ofrtrten BtnanJen" ie9r crbittert. Gr
ssnunrtrt Den Gcnsreb tpseen lstncr NohtSf.
ltatett tn 9srteiiaqfung BON Mittelft ,'no
@e9sn, tUfl&e Die l6Iimmaen 5Olaen mad iiM
3ieben t6hue.
Al9ebli&t S4la&t bel gidsbnrs.
Sort @OnrOs 8 mdr,. Der ge-.4
tsrspnr9I 4gsprfB" pom SOrigen SOnna6tlo
iottl rpillfn, baB BET 8ifebure Elm aroges @e-
ff@t NIT ldApfrfm 8frluItr aNf beIpen SeIffn
9elisffrt ipOrpen lst.
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Z, @an Ssnrt Manrne.
gIMsfnbribeinc mad 0forfoIf,

OFT 81 p%lnrOe p. Mar3. @enfral
bat cine ScOre e~rlaiien, In welAer &c a(e
Dor BEN z Sanuar ertbstlten &tlaa6niblhet<
ne 3ltr Serl4tfms BON @darcn mad NOrfolt
3uriifutmmt, unOs teeer bon isBt ali ertbstlte
GrIqutnibi6sin 1T nnr iiir bic Daaer Don go
Gaafn niltt. - aE- ! ase-al sanlt Toe
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GuIf>9enarteuteut.
MnFnnft eineS Rep OrltanIer ga,

NntuHft eIneS ptem OrltdHIer Dam piers.
'9tew- gOrt, 3. Wtar3. DIR Oampfer
@bedlan lit NIT Nahrt6ten bts gum %. ..
Mpnats BON Nstp Stleaa5 augel1n1t. Gr
Bel DeniacUfu an,
Ole %Barriet 2ant nod I'm err su Gafp ,f4on.
Sc letbst tsinen 3meifet, baB bic Sarrtet
Zane fOrtmdbren6 In @aIpflton einee(6lulIsn
III. Die 8sbrlen baben 1e frumaufrarts
9ebradt uno ppllen Re nit ~@ilenpan,ern Der,
Iebsn. aniWGlsE .uslfl 81
AnselsaenbeItsn am MtnfTppt.
Oa0 Ser. Staasen Dampftoot @Trr ia
nabe BET Sort 5u6IOn btsr 8Orpebus, ieSer
petGunbert 9funb Yulper baItenb,
aufgefldt. aiae nh'5aa M l
Gtne Sadlon (Mif.9 :3situna faot, ban ein
Wanu, Der lt2 ertutcn babe, bic Rdnpnen ~
sort 6uolOn fir cine 8sIp9nuua BON 100000
3u p~ernaBeln, arretirt tporpen Iei. I =.
MISUNDERSTANDING bert6ten, Das @ibltY 1et.
ne Snfanterte, 1900 Mann iarf. nod
9elnnOt babe unb NIT Der gaSoIs
lerie na6 benz NtGafalapal fluff, Qa.~ gaeaanaen
Jet. Seiner Snfantcrie mar lGmntIi6e Wu-
ntUn dus9esan9en.
Die 8ebslen cor ltribifen iebt ane 8srIr,
men init auBerlsr Strenee BON iedswbn bts
oo OaprfHt 4 so s.ss iS-@ bs s@ sfu,
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0ff,isGer 9eridt iibsr Sos G,,fed,t h.;

ga Fl uStOm 8. Mar3. 5clsenber
Brief 1T I'M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eiuss.
%lauIen. al..r /
a,s -Murfree8bcrr,27 81. 6etr.
sit BEN General en- @bef Sailed.
@en. Stanlep beridtet BON Ieiaer Grpes
bttloll nadl 8raph8pille, baB bic 9febeuen
|pon WfOrSanS nno @bartOuS Commando al.
8raop5OiIe Salt madten. Die Sberasn
garatrlent unb Gong 9rifien le an II. trteben
lie in tpeniSer ais brei Minuien in Die Sludt.
Suttls'S GapaIlsrie riifte linen nad, maGte
20 @~efarl9ene, mOrunter Sffiiiere, ercberte
t9re Yeloequipa8e, 3eltes Sdttel, eini9e
lie6en5i8 pierre unp Saiil Duter Acsi<
mentSpapiere. Majrr MurSbp l~siltete pat>
.tere Dienfte. 8ir p%erlcren eiuen @etltetc-
men nnO iieben Serpunpete, tppruuter elm
gapitdn. aia 'to t %, :
llnterS, 50. 9. Sc Oenfrans
81 y ss43. TT Gen. Maipr.
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@ammmomensuat bel Pampten.

Der SGraubfnl npier Detroit lam bei!e
Don 9iem yort bier all unD bra6te untsr a II
persm aud clue Gprne 8anmipptIen laamen
mil, ueld,f dui hen alien 8laata8eu 3n 6anp
ton etp1an,t wsroen lou. 1st0
gu6. Safl' Hub gettas i'm Slbt,,
@1-9,ftrlpn Davis fat in einer iin9emetn
frpnm tbuenpen 8rotlamation -anf 6ttitaa
ben q. Dtar3 ,. S. etrea atl9einsiaen 8uBs
SAT- un0 8etta9 ausgfIAtttben, I'm Die
nptftb Dsf9nee" Der 9lSrpliArH btlfenS bas.
purh abjuwcnpen. -o 4'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
THE DEFENCES OF CHARLESTON.
IErOm tha IAndnn ARMY and Nauu q zaffa 4


After the successful defence OF Charleston BY the Con-
federates much interest excited among areriss
70 the guns used for the deences which appear have
Deen principally old guns, with the addition OF
large cast iron smooth bore guns OF inches bore
These pieces were cast by the Confederates from their
charcoal iron, and said 10 be capable firing heavy
charges OF powder, and projecting their round balls
which weigh hundred pounds, with q very high We
locity Since this beating Off OF ironclads the six ton
smooth bore gun, mentioned 10 former number OF this
Journal made by Sir W. Armstrong has been growing
into avor and ia not unlikely to become naval broad
side gun II was fred first with very heavy charges
but has been since found 70 give better results with from
twenty TO twenty ve pounds OF powder Lately gun Of
similar pattern has been forwarded from Eswck II is
rned on the shunt system which has hitherto been
very SUCCESSFUL though s In son. respects superior
the service hne groove plan Of rng This has
lately tested IN hundred and FOUNDER against
muzzle loading gun OF like size. grooved plan nearly
identical with the Prusslan ring and has shown
siderable nleriory In range and nferiority also
N accuracy The pRoectiles fred those Of Mr..
Jenrey and weighed about hundred pounds the
range obtained at ten degrees with twelve pound charge
was three thousand nine hundred yards The the
gun used Is nearly the same that OF the hundred
aud n-pounder Armstrong, which also fred with
twelve pounds Of hc charge Of the gum
and gave range OF some hundred yards less than that
obtained By Mr. Jerey's projectiles Mr.. b. Brittens
cad coated shot were also fired the OCCASION
Giving TO HIS omission OF the usual wooden plug at the
rear the range scarcely exceeded that obtained with the
one hundred and ten FOUNDER
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Miss Braddon and tho Yorkshire pub.
fisher.

IRON the Winchester Guard July Of
Our readers may remember that a b,oksellar who
uo nis appeIahc, ~ the Hull Bankruptcy Court tho
other day attributed his msfor,unes partly 10 his pub
cation OF an unsuccessful novel by iradon 4, time
when that lady WAS unknown. ca this sub oct the Iis
rdted Nesss says" As regards Miss raddons con edo.
racy with him he bookseller believe the truth a
the matter TO be this. That tho anthoress Of Thre,
Times Dead' received from her printer and pub.
sher' at Hull the magnificent sum In ALL pounds
ten shillngs that the book. which been
sued In weekly numbers, never brought 10 conclu
sion In that form far from the copyright
tho property u the Hull bookseller, Miss Braddon has
since repubshed IL herself In London under tito
1.-THE Trail OF the Serpent and that the bankrupt rs
tho publication his own risk aud peril and
could not have lost City pounds by the six numbers he
printed. Furthermore assured that the poem 81
"Garibald printed 10 Hull at all but In London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
THE POLISH QUESTION.



FURTHER Official corrsponfsncs 90 the Polish question
has be~n published Lord Napier, Engssh Minister n So
Petersburg writes 70 Lord Russell, oo tho 18th ult-
The French AmbaxsSto~ Vas called 70 harskoe Sclo
yesterday 70 hear the replies o. Prince 20 the
ovcvtures the three Powers on behalf o. Poland hsd
cccasion D. meet Ercsisecy 10 The evening, when be
informed me thai tho Vice Chancellor desired 70 zee me
for the prpose this forenoon found the Doke Dc
Moatsoslio snder very decided impression o. ths Dad
o0ect which the Rus commsmcalo0 vould have -
Paris. rhs Duke gave me brief outline q tho tenor
" the dsspatchss vith which he had been made &C.
quaint~d hs srmsskscs rs,ecfe1 that - had crc
sssn. ms ooafsrsDs>s declined thaf 30 had Ap
prshsoesd bu The siK pon1s had not been dstinctly
a4oped and vhas ~ atngsshsr userpsctsd and mast
" b depcssd ~ inss cation q France and Eaglasd
weTs - eads - pssp0.as vers @Ads 70 snsas oo
scparase1 ascssssn "a Polish aahss with Austria md
Prussia, ~ csoHrmiDous Powers peculiarly interested,
without any appses pvovisfyn for subsscu
participation o. the cthsr Powsrs sgnafAr The irsay
u NeonA such en- oversuses N M opinion ~ my
not ony a. unssthtactoTy but ~ siuost nsufifng and
tending 70 uorfiv- md rrcdssts vupsurv. neas.
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coast OF North America, do not see, surprising
thu Atlantic line 10 be In successful operation,
now such line, estimated BY an English cnglneer
VINO has been maturing similar project at fo50 900.
.oud possibly pay. For, surprising The public arc abe
70 send message from London " New York by the
Auniic line Tor e. los, 10 must be obvious that this
amount woud be absorbed by the companies ming tho
lines from here 10 the and the future Canada
Iunioa wires, leaving nothing TO the Russo American
oonpahy doubtless few years VIII altogether alter
TINS condition Of things We have all the rapid pro-
Eess OF tho colonies IN the southern hemisphere, and
not Too much To ASSUME that British Columbia will
aoru similar spectacle Ia the matter Increase 81
lppu@ton. when that time arrives there may be tho
m suiicient message traffic between Europe and
a. invest coast ~ America 10 say nothing VI tho
s4' seiement OF the Submarine question whether TO
~ " oe) 10 justify tho construction the Russo
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NEw YoRx, Oct rs, 1851.
bsAK Rs-I have your valued favor also the slips
containing very interesting accounts OF new works
all OF which give me much pleasure
congratulate you on the confidence manifested by
an iron-platedshp Of such large dimensions well as
the transport ship, and have no doubt but that You
wi turn them OUT as you always have dcne to tho en-
tire satisfaction OF the Admiralty trust that you may
get the contract for the others they propose.
cannot but regret that you did not estimate for the
floating batteries required by Navy Department az =
would have been step in the right direction and had
you succeeded as know you would 1t would have gone
far towards TsaInS tho snsssSy Of s our
sent your last letter received yesterday to the secre
tary Of the Navy, who was very DESTROYS 70 nave yoI
build the rou-pated and bombproof batteries, ana
trust that he may yet decide 70 have you bud one OF
more Of the gunboats
hurried trip leaving here in tho Africa the 9th Of No.
vember, and, nope to have the pleasure Of seeing
yon about the 18th proxmo With kind regards 70 all
am. &c, -
Messrs. JOHN LAIRD, SONS Co, Brkenhead.
BRKnmnAD, April II, 1868.
Ny DRAR SR-Y0u viii have seen by the newspapers
the report OF the discussion In the House OF Commons
the Alabama case on 9th OF March last and
named in part OF nv speech the fact that my late firm
had had application from the Secretary Of the Navy Of
the federal government through friend Of mine, TO
do not wish 70 bring your before the public or
20 publish the correspondence except in the event the
federal government denying the statement made, in
which case shall have in sefdeienCe, TO do SO, which
shall regret.
think they do deny the negotiation will be treating
you unfairly more especially letter 10 and ls
enclosures handed TO you by them, show that they
tered very fully with you into the class Of vessels
quired and the objects those vessels intended 10
accomplish.
The American government, as you also informed me,
personally and by letter. May, SOL had employed Cap
tain TO endeavor TO purchase suitable vessels for block
adng PURPOSES and that you were in communication with
him on this subject
did not name the negotiation had with tho federal
government through you until forced TO do so by their
friends in the House OF Commons. notwithstanding the
repeated attacks made myself and my sons In tho
American and English PRESS and by the parsans or the
North NJ public meetings and elsewhere
To have remained longer silent would have been
strued into admission that the charges made against
me were correct, and therefore ! felt the time had
arrived when must make some statement on the sub
ject
hope your family are all well, and remain, my dear
sir, yours, very trulyS JOHN LAIRD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
Police InteIligcnce.

ANOTHER Batch oy RorgRs cusroDY.--Jamos Best
aged twenty years. and Charles Toaker. aged fifteen
years. taken into custody by officer Field charge
OF being implicated in tho attack upon Alfred Derecgson
(colored) Of No II Worth street, the particulars Of
which have boon fully published. The prisoners are
charged with having dragged the complainant from his
bed and then assautng him with Justice Quack-
enbnsh committed the accused Tor trial each IN default
Of 50 900 bail.
Charles DENIM was arrested by officer Fowler, Of tho
Twenty FIRST precinct, charge Of being implicated In
the late riot In Third Forty sixth street.
The officer states that the prisoner present when
Pr, lost Marshal jenkins Office fred by tho mob,
that he aided them by speech and action their
lawless work Denim Is also charged with having
thrown stones At tho police and calling upon tho mob
TO "kil tho sons Of --n Justice Quackenbush com
mitted the accused for trial.
Henry Wade, native OF Ireland, aged 80 years,
charged In tho complaint OF William sandford, Of 1879
East Twenty nth street, with having been actively
gagged IN tho July riots The accused fully identified
e having paran6d tho streets. In company with lot of
half grown men, ordering mechanics and others from
their work and making mischief generally. Justice
Quackenbush committed the prisoner for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
Coroners' IAquessa.

BESzS CASUALTY IN FuLros STREET Ellen O'Connor
died at tho New York Hospital yesterday from the Objects
OF injuries accidentally received tho 9th umo, by
the explosion Of cup Of bcEzinc No la Fulton street.
Deceased appeared, engaged In lighting match,
when portion Of the phosphorus Jew into The benzne
which exploded, setting r~ 10 her clothes and
hcS in = shocking manner. Deceased twenty six
years u age and native OF Ireland. Verdict, "Acc
dental DEATH
DRowNSa AcuprsT.-Douglass williamson lad about
nine years old fell ut the foot OF Spring street
Saturday evening and drowned before any assist
could be- rendered him. Coroner Ranncy held In
quest at the ate residence Of deceased. No ~ Clark
street.
FATAL REsUir STARRING AURAy.--John Kileen, who
stabbed Ia the abdomen few days ago while On
gagged ARRAY In Sullivan street, died yesterday 81
tho New York Hospital from the effects OF his injuries
Coroner wildey was notified and will hold nques,
to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
OPINIONS IN BRUsSELa.

T. rom ING Independence Beige, July 70
General Lee who after his defeat Gettysburg had
fallen back TO the banks OF the Potomac supporting him
self upon the fords which extend from Wilamsport
shar sburg appears 10 have succeeded in crossing the
river and returning into Virginia, thus escaping from
Meade aud the army OF the North. This brilliant nva-
sion Campaign has Produced therefore, the slightest
result and he may consider himself fortunate In regain
ing the exhausted country the south Of
the Potomac, upon which the two hostile forces have
struggled since the commencement OF the war. As wo
predicted the fall Of vcksburg led to that Of Port
Hudson. The federals now masters OF the Mssis-
stppi. They have also attacked Charleston again. and
succeeded in taking possession OF OF islands that
the place.