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schr Henrietta, snead, Ohinooteague.
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Scnr Curtin. Jr, Pierce. Virginia. daya
schr Three Brothers Knowles, Virginia, dAya
scsr Russell, Bunting Virginia dayA
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Scnr Hickman. Justin. Virginia, days.
bchr Sarah Efzabeth tDutch). Kuypsr PhiladelphiA
days IN ballast. to MASTER .rM
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schr Corinthian. Tapey, Bangor, 10 days
schr Cara Ellen. Haskell. Machias dayA
schr Biow, Spear. Rockland. MN
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schr RAYMOND. gnith Rssex CT
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Steamer Artisan. Kirk Baltimore.
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Steamer Beverly. Pierce. PhiladelphiA
Steamer Comstock. Drake. Philadephis.
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SAILED.
l9th-Seamer Green barks Angela Carolina N erese,
Mustang; and number Of schrs
Wind at sunset 8. very light tfsm
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city Intelligence.

HOVE rm ORPHAN DAUGHTERS voLuSrxE1s.-A
home for the orphan daughters Of volunteers has
established at No Is West Fifty fourth street under the
direction OF Madame Lizzie Bell and patronage
highly respectable citizens The institution formally
opened last May and is now in fine state Of progress
FIRs IN HrSRY srREEr.-Between four and Eve o'clock
x. '>rdAy afternoon fire originated In the dwelling
ho,se NJ 22s Henry street, owned and occupied by D. T.
s,mso, Ne nre started under the back stoop and
tended into the back kitchen burned through the window
casing and thus e ended % the second oor The damage
81 nno The damage 10 the furniture will be about 800:
moi insured The nre i. Is supposed, was caused BY
children playing with matche.. g.
FIRE IN CENTRE srREEr.-About eleven O'Clock lastnght,
fire occurred at No 14o Centre street, In the prass
foundry or A. W. Andrews The hre caused by soiie
defect 10 the melting Damage shout 500 I'm
sured
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Steamship St Mary. Bsr.ow. wlmingicn-c morehesd;
ship Anrora CID Gist MeIbcarne-Ysher R'saras Co.
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barn Johann Benjamin tPrusj, Kuhn GlassOw--Funch,
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Brig Susan (Br), Erickson. Havana-w W Russell Bros
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scsr 8 r 8 SBrj, Hssailton, Point fe,rc-p Dewolf.
schr Kate Field, Alien. Tor.asas- : Murray Nephew.
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steamship Ciy Of BsA, seara Bosson - houss. m hal
Bari Pall.s l!r), Riddls BsHss. Hon. Ass -iA log
who'd As- 70 JOSIAH Jex
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Personal Ineeliige~ce.

Judge Lewis, lCommssioner os Internal Revenue, ar
rived at the st. Nicholas last evening, on tour which
embraces the principal eastern cities, and relating more
TO business than pleasure. large number Of ofcers
Internal Revenue this city and suburbs. and other
leading citizens called him during the evening,
from whom is unlikely that he will receive some
elaborate testimonial OF regard before he leaves
town. tH&
p H. Watson, Of Washington; Charles Callahan, OF Bal
timore, and r. ~ Sheppard, OF Illinois, are stopping at
the Metropolitan Hotel. Ete
General Small Of Kentucky Judge Allen OF Osvego j.
A. Hovey, Of Boston j. Chrsty OF st. LOUIS ~ Wheeler,
Of Bridgeport, and w. rockingham, OF Albany, are
at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Fernando Wood left Boston U the steamer Arabia on
Wednesday, for Halifax, having been recommended by
hts medical advisers te take the trip for his health.
Rev. Henry L. DeForest, who was drafted in New
Haven recently and refused substitution, has been ap.
pointed chaplain Of the Eleventh Connecticut regiment
The wife Of Richard H Dana Jr, severely injured
at Dublin N H., Tuesday, by the running away OF
horse she was driving. The carriage thrown
bank eight feet high and the horse instantly killed.
Mrs. Dana had both broken, Of them 20 near
the socket 70 render probable that never be
reset. lady and young man with her were considers
bly, injured
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Speech or Gen. Russeau in Philadelphia.
On Wednesday evening, Major General j. c. Russeau Of
Kentucky, stopping at the Continental Hotel 10 Phlade
phia, serenaded. In response TO calls for speech
the General made long address.
He believed that no man from Kentucky-the land o.
Henry Clay-was q stranger In Philadelphia. Every
from Kentucky feels that In Philadelphia he is among
been misunderstood. To-day she was one OF the most
loyal States Of the Union and proof was needed It
furnished ct the last election Discussing the
Of the referred TO slavery OF the sources Of
In the South and this led them TO desire 70 retain
1t in order 70 keep once. Until slavery was abolished
from the continent there will be continued peace He
Southern man, with all his relatives South, and he
always stood up for the South but the South must be
right. In this rebellion she was wrong, and there could
be but end 10 the struggle-the right must triumph
He was not going over the country discussing
great constitutional questions, just petty lawyer
would discuss assault and battery case or one thing
he was certain. Not one In hundred arrested
who ought 70 have been and ninety nine out Of
every hundred who were arrested ought to nave been
hanged. (Applause.) These men paraded the streets
prang about the constitutional rights Of those who had
deliberately determined TO put themselves outside OF the
constitution. (Appanse What made the South better
than the NORTH that the South claim TO live outside
the constitution and the lswsf There isnothing p the
question OF negro equality A negro 10 not made IN
people South understand that better than those In the
North. In New York number OF poor blacks had been
murdered That would never have occurred IN the
South It s dsgrsceful that such thing should have
occurred but he glad that Philadephia and other
sections had followed the example Of New York. He
partisan politician but II be had been the most
bitter politician he believed to-day he could have dropped
party for the country That is only way the
country Support the army six months more and we will
settle the matter.
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-111XarAsLs DISCOVERIES.

AZ nov Ten y~srs since Or Taiboa Clask ihs wsihsovn
,sssiascr kicords wcrk. annoapcsd 70 The world hs
sscsskins snicA disocvsr.s b whh e.ss of dIs.sses
sursd wh iscoocsv.be spidisy Asd shcrvushreg spse
snf une without advertising makfng Of e means
~ssny empcyef 70 obtain p.i,css Be has treated snd
E.~s the enormous numb~r d y ~ Pa!Senis-msoy 81
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uiscELLAMHOUa.

A SECRET WORTH KNOWING 90 TO THOMAS n.
"A A0NgwB - 0resswtch .fc~t snd ~ snrrsy street
wines and everything - ussd N every family Sugars
lie upwards Call Rss our mosey ana - Tor your
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Manifesto Of the Same to the Peoples and
Governments Of Europe.
Interview Between the Emperor Of
Austria and the King Of Prussia.
England in Favor Of Separate
Notes to Russia.
The English Press ON the Federal
Successes,
&c., Ac.s &c.

The European mails by the Hibernian 70 the 9Th and
AAe Asia TO the 9Th inst reached this city last evening
from Quebec and Boston respectively. From files We
the following additional interesting intelligence
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Spain.

the concentrated sosees Of the North against The COnsd
crate army iD Virginia #
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

i y asserted that Senior Psrsmayavh has been noni
mated Coloaial Minister.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

bands OF our slavery upon ground OF the sympathes
which shall indissoluoly. we demand severance
u the bond with Russia. which letters your own pesce
full progress and accom- nces In crimes repug
nant to feelings Tear asunder these oonas Ano
recognize our right 10 ve which already exists ~ TACT
Be not deceived by the suggestions Of Russia. while
We step forward in the OF the principles inscribed
upon our banners do not appear cOnquerors and
dsturbers OF pubc.tranQuilty The cause Of freedom
and Independence viii gain new furtherance In our
hands, for stand the ground OF these principles
and appreciate the solidarity Of the nations OF Europe
TOO highly 10 dream OF violating it, Our fathersnd
snfices for us, and we hold freedom dear that we
laws upon the free recognition OF free citizens
Your sympathes are ours, but your power is for Rus
em You possess justice yourselves, defend IT, and
yet your strength IL turned against
Look whether the alliance with Russia, based upon
historical wrsng, has conducted you. You deprive Of
arms our only assistance seize those who us In
your midst pursue those who hasten TO assistance
You demand from respect for your treaties and con-
ventions. You confess that is just, declare
all Europe with these rights, in subterranean
vaults. This has been the effect OF your alliance with
Russia and Russia rejects your sympathetic words un
accompanied by deeds and calls them instigations 10
conspiracy against the peace Of the world
Once more then, in the name Of newly awakened life
In Poland in the name OF the sympahes you feel for u.s.
call upon you TO enter upon the course which Prov
dence shows in common Unite fact and life In your
recognition OF Declare aloud that Russia has no right
rule u.s. and let the whole strength OF civilization
and Of European relations turn henceforth against
enemies instead Of TO disadvantage Al this price
will have gained everlasting defenders IN only at
this price viii European policy acquire hrm foundations
We demand this OF you 10 the Of order OF peace
and Of the brotherhood Of European nations.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Convention Of war Democrats IN In-
diana.

Convention Of War Democrats IN In-
INDIANAPOLIS, August 40, 1858
The Convention Of democrats which met hero to-
day was very large and enthusiastic, and all parts VI the
State we're fully represented. Gen. Nathan kimbai
presided Gen. John McCernand, Gen. Dumont and
Hon. Henry Secrist among the speakers. Letters
from Hon. Lewis Cass, Gen Logan and Daniel s. Dickin
son were read. All expressed sympathy with the
objects Of the Convention. Resolutions favoring a
vigorous prosecution OF the war; sustaining the admins
traion in all It's esrts 10 put down the rebellion, de-
nouncing the State Agent Auditor and Treasurer OF the
State for their willingness TO repudiasc the public debt,
and sacrifice the honor and credit Ohe state for partisan
purposes, were passed.
The wisconsin Republican State Con-
vention.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 10, 1858.
The Wisconsin Republican State Convention assembled
at the capital, Madison Wisconsin, to-day. and nomna.
ted J. 7. Lews, OF Dane county, for Governor, and
Judge spooner Of waukeesha for Lieutenant Governor
San Francisco Politics. ~
SAN FRANusoo, August 10, 1868.
The Union Convention for this county nominated
Messrs Samuel Brannin, j. c. Hoyt, }. Perkins, J.
Van Standt to the State Senate
Aliens Not Exempt from tho Rebel Com
scriptiOn.
effEE WARRINGTON, August 20, 1858.
The Following order, which was contained in Mobile
paper Of the 18th fns received here to-day shows that
in he present strait soldiers the rebels win not re-
cognize the claims even Of aliens exemption from mill
tary SERVICE
SPECIAL ORDERs-N0. All.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or THE GULF,
MoBnE July 8, 1863 !
l. Conscrpt officers informed that, under recent
decision of the Confederate Judge OF this district
having domici here subject to conscrpton into
the Confederate service even though they may have
taken the oath as aliens.
By command Of Major General d. II. MAURY.
D. w. FIowmRs, A. A. General.
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sau rrancisoo Politics,

SAN FRASusoo, August 10, 1853
The Union Convention for this county have nominated
Messrs Samuel Brannn, J. c. Hoyt r. }. Perkins, J. W.
Van Standt to the State Senate.
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The Proposed Conference between Rus
sin. Prussia and Austria.

stn. Prussia and Austria.
f> Nord publishes the following the text of the
despatch addressed by Prince Gortschakon 10 NJ do
knorring, the Russian Charge d'Anaires al Vienna in
reply the despatch q Count de Rechberg repudhna
tho Russian proposal Of conference between Russia
Prussia and Austria 10 regard 90 POLAND
81 PrySsBrRo, July Is, 1868.
Count dc Rechberg has addressed the Ambassadors
of his Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty under date
Of 10th o July current despatch which been PUB.
lisbed In the Vienna newspapers. The object og this
document appearsto be 10 prevent all
the policy Of the Cabinet Of Vienna in the Polish
question The Austrian Minister for Foreign Aaaivs win
permit 70 throw similar light upon the Intentions
which dictstcc our last evcrtures.
II not without some surprise that have seen Count
de Rechtesg aIude 20 the possibility of rcscrva
tion the part u he lmpcrai Cabinet this view Il
inspired by the desire Of discamng ali Idea 6 separats
understanding which might be Judged incompatbe win
ts sneaesmeats w0oh che Cabpss Of Vienna has con.
srsctsd and she principle By which s conduct has been
regulated hasten emphatcAly 70 bear witnes thaA
Bs derstandInG whatevs has existed between thai O.
binss sd Ourselves The subject o theee last oyer,ures
We have no mystery 70 make cf propositions made in
entire esd faith entirely 10 the spirit letter Of the
1915 upon the basis II which exchange AZ does
had been agreed upon and which according our conyc
ton contain mstbodcf pacific solution d the question
ooufrsbe 10 the interests OF The Kingdom of Poland
Jss lppsris, cabinS hsd'bcsved itself justified 10 10.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
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Details Of News to the 9th Inst. by the
Hibernian and Asia.
THE POLISH QUESTION.
Proclamation Of the National Govern
nent to the Polish Nation.
Manifesto Of the Same to the Peoples and
Governments Of Europe.
Interview Between the Emperor Of
Austria and the King Of Prussia.
England in Favor Of Separate
Notes to Russia.
The English Press ON the Federal
Successes,
&c., Ac.s &C.
The European mails by the Hbernan 70 the 9th and
Ahe the 9Th inst reached ths city last evening
from Quebec and Boston respectively From files
the following additional interesting intelligence
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19
'sTONEWALL" JACKSON.

| There are such endless stories about General
jackson that to repeat them would fill a vol
ume. Stories of being rapt in prayer In the
midst of fierce engagement, stories Of the
unaffected earnestness and piety of lis life IN
his tent and Of his black servant saying that
when his master, who Invariably prays morn
ing and evening, rises also In the middle OF the
night to pray, he knows that great and critical
events are imminent. A most remonstrative,
reticent man. doubtless, IL all that regards his
vocation as a soldier There is every reason
to think that, when the war is over, General
Jackson viii be the first man 10 bury himself in
the deepest obscurity of private life. Through
out this war it has been the practice Of Gener-
eral Jackson to throw himself, dlsregardlng his
own nferiority OF numbers, upon large bodies
of the enemy and the day is ordinarily half
won by the suddenness and desperation Of the
attack.
His usual policy is then to retire, upon which
the correspondents of the Northern journals,
who upon the day of General Jackson s on
slaught have been half frightened out of their
ives, announce with their usual farfarez
great Federal victory, and JOY and exultation
the Federals have reached some spot where it
suits Gen. jackson to attack them, he pounces
upon them again, and frequently the very fame
of his second approach drives his opponents to
precipitate retreat without fghtlng II the
ground admits of such possibility. The up
Shot of nearly a yea, and halt Of General j ack-
sons conduct Of the war, frequently at the
head of no more than handful of men, is that
no permanent toothold has been gained by the
Federals in the valley, and that, at WILL Cen
e1al jackson has run his opponents sometimes
including at once two or three Federal Gener-
ais. Of rank, out OF the valley.
AS there are many conflicting reports about
the origin of the name s'Stonewall' 1t may be
interesting to repeat the true circumstances
under which it was given In the first battle
of Manassas, on July q, 1861, General Bee, OF
South Carolina, (himself subsequently killed
in the same action, observing lis men t11nch,,
ing and wavefing, called out to them to stand
firm exclaiming, ''Look at jackson S men;
thev stand like ston ewall! In his othclal
report of the battle General Beauregard en-
nloved the same expression IN connection with
Eeneral Jackson's command, and the name
has clung to General Jackson ever since.
GENERAL LONGsTREET.
IT. remains for me to say a few words res
necting one other Of the most valuable officers
Of the Confederacy, an eminently combatlve
man-Gen. Longstreet. His frame is stout
and heavy, his countenance f1orld and cheery'
and eminently English in appearance In eV-
ery position which he has occupied-hrst, as
commanding brigade secondly as command
ing a division thirdly corps dorneee-h he has
crown IN the affections of his men, and in the
Confidence Of his commanding officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19

Matthew J. Ward, respectable farmer, re-
siding near Chestertown, Nd, was shot and
killed, near that place, on the 18Th instant, by
VIM. Perkins, son Of Mr.. Isaac Perkins.
The unfortunate affair grew out Of unfrlendly
feelings of few years standing aggravated by
subsequent occurrences.
Prophecies are again current respecting the
approaching end Of the world.
''Small Quaker is the latest style ofhoop IN
troduced for ladies' wear. It is moderate in
circumference, and leaves the drapery to sweep
gracefully from the waist.
A letter has been received in Boston, direct
from Newbern, bringing the very latest intel
ligence from that point. The letter is dated
last Saturday week, January 10th. The
regular mails were to be interdicted for short
time, and everything indicated heavy move
ment in soce direction. Ehe fleet OF IRON
clads was lying in sight, and siege guns me-
dunn artillery, shells, and fixed ammunition,
were being put into vessels in large quantities.
Col. Ludlow, Of Major General Dix's staff,
returned to Fortress Monroe On Friday, from
Citv Point, states that all Federal commission
ed officers captured before the 18th OF Jan
uary will be handed over to the Governors Of
the States wherein they are captured, to be
dealt with by them Those captured previous
to that date will probably be released A large
number of the Murfreesboro' prisoners are at
Richmond, and boats will be sent up the river
for them.
The mechanics and laborers of the Charles
town Navy yard are moving for increased wa
ges, and also to obtain the money nov due
them from the Government.