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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11
I.evics ana Safeguards.

. HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC:
ramp near Falmouth; Va, Feb. 6.-General
Orders No. S.--AIl orders for exemption from
}uther Ievics Of forage Tor the use Of this army,
issued previous to this date, are hereby reyok-
ed, and will be taken up, ;,
\ copv Of this order will be furnished to all
parties having such orders.
: Safeguards for persons, and all property not
needed to maintain troops, will be rehg1ously
regarded
L2vcs will notbe made Of any other articles
thar forage and fresh beef and IN no case to
BE made, except in accordance with the provl-
sions Of General Orders, No. l54, Army OF the
Potomac, August 9, 1862. Plundering and il
lage will, under no circumstances, be permitted.
Offers will be held responsible tor the preven-
ton thereof, in their respective commands,
The allowance OF forage and subsistence ex-
enpt from lcyies, which must not he seized,
vii he SIX months supply from this date for
tn owners and their families, including their
employees at the rate Of ole bushel and halt
PEI month for each person.
81 ommsnd Of Major General Hooker,
joseph DICKINSON, A. 4. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11

LIBERTY HALIFAX who want to spend an
agreeable evening, where they can hear good
music vocal and instrumental, enjoy q
hearty laugh, and witness acrobatic feats truly
wonderful, should visit Liberty Hall. The
company now performing there, male and te-
male is one of the Lest ever in the city, and
never fail to please the large audiences that
nightly visit Old Liberty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-11
DIED.

In Washington, on the 9Th inst. AARON
HAIGHT PALMER, aged 81 years, for the
last ten years Consul General Of the Republic
Of Ecuador.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

PRINCE MACMILLAN TO Become EXTERIOR or
MExtoo.-The Emperor Napoleon has ALL
nounced to the world that Maximilian will
assume the 'cares and auXieties Of seat
upon the new throne to be erected in
Mexico, and we suppose that his Msj sty
Of France would scarcely thus publicly
assert the fact unless il was pretty we'll set
tied. We also observe that the Memorial Di
p,omotique, q semi official organ Of the French
government, as well as in the interests of Aus.
.-:s. asserts that Francis Joseph not only con-
sents to the departure oI his brother Msximil.
ian but that be actually is choosing for him
his future military housebold--tbat is, his officers
Of the crown. This statement, IL correct, goes
10 prove that after oil Macmillan will accept
the offer OF France, and that thus Napoleon
will have q chance TO withdraw from Mexico.
and bend all his energies TO the great Struggle
which 10 impending between France and
Russia apropos Of the Polish question. In
this Mexican affair there will doubtless be
an afterclsp which will sadly bother Max.
and his abettors. We refer 10 the course
which this government must sooner or later
take a. regards the Invasion Of ths continent
by foreign Power, and The establishment by
force Of MONARCHY At our aide
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Fsxsw THHArss. capital comedy, "Ts Mari u
Campagne," well known 10 public under its Eas
sh title OF "Ths Serious Family" was produced iast
night at this house II Is now some i've years since
played here by french company, aud 1t popssssa
for the audience ai the charm OF freshness II ww
cesuly cast the principal characters being sustained By
MN Donsten Grsvicr, Faye, Roche, aud Mesdanss Is-
vasssur Bergeon, Hamburg aud peoiier The ddeseocs
between the French and English versions OF the pcos m
~bie the one rarely passes the limits Of elegant
comedy the other made 10 degenerate into broad farce
Tue situations are nearly the same but there iss fss
about the dialogue which the English version fails 10
render, sod which, n It did, would oss hall Ito
value In the mouths Of The ordinary actors Of whom
stock companies composed.
with sucb cast wo need not say that The psos went
or brilliantly Although. owing 10 the ncemeocy Of tbs
weather the house thin one, the artists plsyst
with moro than their usual ea,n those excellent CON,
dams MN Donation and Grsvier putting forward sclr
bes, cnoris One Of the merits Of this comedy that
each character has individuality not subordosid q
ons or two leading parts and therefore saordas oprot
tuo,y for ths developmeat OF the resources % he
pxny There NO, an iudIrerenty played ohssscter
in the wslc piece from whaoh II may be infesrsa thu,
ssve uomirod Satisfaction 70 all prsssni.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

striking facts 10 which we have alluded, aud
those which are presented In the correspondence
before US We believe that they furnish a suf-
GcieDt oause for the instant dismissal Of the
Secretary of the Navy II tho President does
moi agree with US We ask Congress TO iavesti-
gate these matters at the opening Of the ses-
sion. and give the public AMI Mr.. Lincoln Their
opinion Of the utter unftness Of Secretary
Welles. in the form of resolution of dsappro-
baton. He would not take the hint in the affair
Of two and a half per cent Morgan; but he may
be compelled 10 move by another such resola-
tion. His apathy and incapacity have brought
great disgrace upon the country, and he ought
to be made to take large share Of Ii with him
into his retirement.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
s--,m snd Marine Disasters at San
Francisco.

Tax SNIP kQUlLLA sUNx-THE IROs-gLAD oasAs.
CUE sYsx.
SiS fR,Scusco Nov. II. 1893.
There has been severe rain storm Ia this city since
Ssturd,y. with southeast gale The shipping suffers
Tho ship A1us having the Monitor Cam inohe Tor car
90, broke from her moorip5s st night, s,oys IN hs
bottom and nnk with her bow forty feet AMI her stern
Ia twenty feet % water Every enor, making 70 save
her cargo under the dscoureg NJ croums,snoes
Thc British sup Oscar sustained serious damage, snd 10
fan Il waiar
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
the MONTREAL KlpNAppiwo CASE.

Arrest OF Our Consui- i-GsaeraI, Joshua n.
0iddiags.
BuyyALo, Nov. IT, 1883.
We learn from gentleman jus, from Toronto tina. the
Hon. Joshua r. Gddings has been arrested Monsrsst
and held 10 bail In $50 900, charged with kidnapping
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Advertisements for tho WEEKLY HERALD must be hand.
ed In before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening 1t,
circulation among tho enterprsng mechanics, farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country Is increasing very rapidly Advertisements 10.
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be seen BY largo
portion Of the active and energetic people OF the United
SfatAa
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
IMPORTANT FROM M.xico.

Ths Loyal McKtcans In M mStfoM-Capture
OF Tssco from the French, Sc.
SAN fRAscsoo, Nov. II, 1858.
Arrived steamer Constitution, from Panama, with dates
from Mexico. but they Later lau those already
received.
Tasco, ooety miles wcst from Mexico, ssrrisoaed BY
French and Mexican troops. was captured by gusriss
October ~, and three hundred prisoners taken
Tbs b claimed 10 be the commencement of series on
movements Tor harsssing the French outposts
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
MEADE's AR M Y.
Reconnaissance and CavaIry
Skirmish.
A Portion Of Hll's Rebel Forces Gone
Souihward.
&C.. &C.. &c.
Mr. n. g. ChaRman's Despatch.
HRADouARIsRs, Army or THE PorosAo.y
Nov. 10, 1883.

MIR. p. g. Chapmsn's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or Iux PoronAo,y
Nov. 10, 1883. y
RETURN or GENERAL MRADa
General Meade, accompanied by Generals Iusslls s.A
Williams and Colonel Clark, returned from Washington
per special train tonight or oaa only susss
tho nature Of the business General Meade went %
Washington 10 transact but from the vent matters ere
taking here inclined 10 the opinion shat those whs
go 10 Gettysburg thursday nsxt with expeetassoa
OF seeing him, win DO greatly disappointed.
TIE RAILROAD IN OPERATION AGAIN.
To-day the hrst locomotive passed the bridge -
road 10 Cuipepper since the rebel tear up Tho msohss
used for the trip was the W. w. Wright handled By Ensk
neer John Thompson, and directed by Oouduoter Oliver
Perinc The road fairly open to tho RApldAn Tss
much praise cannot be awarded 10 General NoCalum snA
Colonel Devereaux and their able construction corpa O.
and all, for the energy and skill they have dsplAye1 =
reconstructng this great military highway They tAve
prepared the ties and laid the main track and swtcAso
for thirty miles Of road built over SIX hundred fees q
bridging, part OF from nfty TO sixty feet 10 heht.
laid over twenIy cuverts erected water tanks, ~
all within the space Of three weeks
The Press Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, Nov. n, lsss.
On Sunday morning the cavalry division Of Gener@ ka-
patrick, under the temporary command Of General Co.
ter made along the Rapdan at RAcoesA
Ford 10 ascertain the truth falsy Of the reports ~
the robsIs wore falling back upon Gordonsville.
As our cavalry approached they were met with NV
guns from the rebel ntrenchments but light baters
soon ssnced them.
small number of rebel sharpshooteS werc sesa =
the lower rife pits and shortly afterwards strong rssl
infantry force was discovered.
The river was too much swollen BY the heavy storm =
Saturday night 70 justify any attempt on our part 70 cres
IT, and so cavalry returned.
1t was confidently believed that railroad trains wosi4
into Cupepper last night, as the bridge over ~
Rappahaunock was nearly completed and tho road -
injured thence TO Culpepper.
The report Thursday that rebel force had oroseA
the apdAn and attacked Kpatrick's forces Ia untrus.
Several English officers are guests at General hoa1eB
headquarters.
Information through q usually reliable chanael =
Washington 70 the effect that two Of the divisions q
General Hills corps have left the Rapdan and gsao
southwark but whether to Tennessee Frodercksbsg,
demonstrate upon the left flank Of tho Army of -
Potomac, does not yet appear.
II IL reported that at oast suter OF the rebel army
remained behind st Cupepper, with considerable slOok
OF tobacco for sale 10 troops. this h correot ~
tobacco will be oon6scaied and gratuously supplied q
our soldiers.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
Destructive FIRE at wtiminaton, N. G.
TRLaaRAM 70 LIE RICHMOND BNQulkER.

wuENoFos n, G. Nov. i5. 1863
largo warehouse usx, TO the Custom House v,s is
s,roysd By ORE lsst night, The loss, which beavy
consisted Of cotton clotbinl aud part Of ths cargo
tho steamship Aiysnos. bainsax 10 Too stats Of North
Carolina
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Thai no publication Of opinions or facts ooa-
Emperor Napoleon can be permitted TO circu-
late Ia France is already we'll known. and we
have accordingly not looked upon IL as mat
Ter worthy Of observation that the packages Of
The HERALD, 10 common with the packages OF
ell other foreign newspapers, were examined
and submitted 10 a censorship before being
permitted TO 60 through the French Post Office.
But recently another issue Of this paper has
bad the honor Of entire suppression; aud, as this
Is some evidence that we have touched his
Imperial Majesty In tender place, and clearly
fixes upon one fact that the Emperor considers
dangerous" some consideration of it may be
instructive.
The paper suppressed was our issue Of Oc-
tober IL, In which we gave map Of Mexico,
and indicated very clearly. by heavy, dark lines,
how very small q portion Of that country was
In the hands Of the French forces. Napoleon
considers that 1t would be dangerous" for the
French people to know the facts in relation TO
the latest "Conquest Of Aexioo" o"--dangero
that they should know what more foothold
France has after all, and how much remains TO
conquer. Az to what is dangerous ia this re-
spect he ought to be judge.
Yet, despite the suppression, the number
Of the HERALD In question oirculates in France,
and sufficient number Of copies are In the
hands of proper persons to spread the facts
in the way in which they will do the most to
dispel the illusions of the French people upon
the Mexican conquest. This serves to show
how absurd suppression" Is.
MARSHAL FoREY's VsT TO New YORK.
When Marshal Forey put in here it was stated
that the only object of his visit was to obtain
supply Of coal. He was to remain incognito,
and his stay was not to be pr0tracted an
hour beyond the time consumed by the OBJ
jeot announced. The Marshal, nevertheless,
made several official calls in fullHniform,
among others on General Dix. He held
constant communication with Washington dur
ing his stay, whether with the French Legation
or the State Department, or with both, has not
transpired In another column will be found
paragraph from the Paris Pays, published
just at the time the Marshal was with us,
whioh assigns very difterent motive Tor bis
visit from that first ascribed to it. It states
that he was to come here on special mission,
clearly showing that his visit had been pre-
arranged, and that its object was purely and
simply diplomatic one. The facts, we sup
pose, will come out by and by; but. in the mean
time one thing is certain: that the conqueror Of
Mexico has gone away with more compr chen
slve idea of the United States.
Relative Cosr or WHITE AND NEaRo Sol
DxRs.-We see by an advertisement that the
Deputy Quartermaster General in Boston in
vitss proposals for sewed bootees tOr the colored
regiments, which are to be Of the extra sizes Of
mines to fifteens. AS these will average about
twice as much leather to the pair as is required
for the fves to elevens, it follows that the cost
of shoeing negro regiment will be just double
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

The Gag OF truce boat New York arrived this evening
with three hundred and nftynve Union soldiers fren
Richmond.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

BARNUM's MUSEUM, Broadway GIANT GIRL GIANT
BoY, LILLIPUrtN KING &C, at all hours MARIEIrE-Jo.
sKpHISK-afernoon and Evening.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

BRYANrS MINSTRELs, Mechanics Hall. az Broad.
Wsy.-kraoriAs SONGS DAscxs, BuRLEsoUEs. &c-TRE
RUSH.IN BALL.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

procure copy Of Orlando J. Woods will from
Pennsylvania
At the meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
yesterday the Committee on Riot Claims reported
in favor of paying a number Of bills Of parties
who supplied refreshments to the troops during
the riots in July. The matter was laid over. No
further business of interest came up, and the
Board adjourned to Tuesday next at three p. M.
The stock market yesterday. although exhibiting con
siderable weakness at Ars became quite buoyapt tho
day advanced and closed in the evening rm With prices
considerably up from the day previous Gold was In do
mand and higher the price In the morning being 147H
and before the day closed had reached I49 leaving of
quite Arm at l48T. There no change in government
securities The entire market presented better appear
ance last evening than IL did the evening previous
There not much activity in trade circles yesterday
yet we have TO report fair business done, oonsid
erng the unfavorabe state OF the weather aud tho ad
vance in gold and exchange which had tendency 10
settle the markets and thus operate hndrance to
trade. Imported merchandise quiet aud the sales
were small At the Produce Exchange active
movement was ocoasoned by tho advance In gold and
prices were all up. Petroleum decidedly active
during the afternoon but prices much lower, and
the market was called dull at the close Cotton Yves
steady and firm, the foreign not having any in
auence the market Groceries were very quiet; but
prices were generally firm, in sympathy with gold
Continued heavy receipts and unfavorable weather
combined served to depress the market for beef CATTLE
and prices receded fully No. per pound on all except
strictly prime stock, which was active at full prcesl0c
11c Good cattle sold at &C. 10c and other kinds from
&C., sHc, according To quality The bulk went at 7c
10c., and the average was about snc. All sold
The government agents took 800 head, chiefly st
10c q lie. Mich steady at $50 $50. yeas
steady at SC. 7Kc. 8c-the latter for extra.
Sheep and lambs heavy and easier under large
celpts; prices ranged from IS - IS head Swine
in lighter supply, and. despite tho rain. sold freely
at higher Prices corn fed 6Xc. 6,sc. and still fed 6o
&c. The total receipts I6 beeves ll2 cows 100
veals, S.1lS sheep and lambs, and 80 COS swine.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING"

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving Pacs-IrALrAs ornRA-
los
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

WOODS MINSTREL. HALL, 5l4 Broadway. -EruIoPrIs
BOsos, DANCES &c.-DAMoS AND PYrHIAs.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

BOwERY THRATRE Bowery.-LILLr DAwsos-rouR
NoyuRs--LoRp DARNIEY
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

NIBLOs GARDEN Broadway.-CAnLE
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

OLYMPIC THEATRE Brosdway.-DUKEs MorTo-
TuRRk's No SUCH WORD FAIL
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

NEW BowERy THEATRE Bowery-MAzgPPA-
Nkw YORK PILoT-TURS HIN Our.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

WINTER GARDEN BrOadway.-KArHLrES MAyouR-
kREK-THRlCE MARRIED.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

wAIAAoKs THEATRE. Broadway, ,-Ross0Atn
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

BOGERr KNEELAND, Merc1 hts.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 81 20 Bankers.
BuCKlLN CRANE, Merchant Ship0wuors
z. e. MORGAN, Merchant Shpowner.
WIN. WHITtOCK, Jr., Merchant Shipowner.
GEO. 0PDYKE, Mayor Of New York oty.
AUGUST BELN0NT co. Bankers.
JAS. g. KINGS SONS, Bankers.
ARCHIBALD Oracle, Merchant.
ROWLAND X FROTH1NGHAM, Mercht SbipowDers.
WILLIAMS GUION, Merchant Shipowners.
JOHN n. EARLE, President N. Y. Mutual los Co
ISAAC SHERMAN, Merchant Shipowner.
w. A. SALE 4 Co, Merchant Shipowners
THOMAS DUNhAM, Merchant ShlpowDer.
SPoFFORD, TILESr0N CO.. Merobt. Shirowners.
BABC0CK BROS. & co Bankers.
J. p. MORGAN CO., Bankers
+. d. MORGAN, United states Ssostor.
Nsw YORK, Oct %, 1853
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

wAmxcEoH, Nov. H. 1858.
IrlAArls FOE TH1 NEXT FISCAL YEAR.
nates os ths different dep ,rtms /. upoa which
Tho estimate Of tho seoretL y Of the
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

GEO. CHRIsTYS MINsTRELs 5s5 Broadway-BUa.
LsauKs, SONGS DANCES. &c.-MscHIRvoUs MONKEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-13
George D. Wlse, peft.

dant, George D Wise, the sum Of one hundred dol
lars with interest from the 25th day of April 1859,
subject to a credit of two yeaFs interest.
AdidRvit having been made in conformity to an act
to amend and rosnact the act passed July 26h 1851,
entitled An act staying the collection OF certain
debts" passed February sth 1862 whereby the said
defendant il deemed nonresident of this State an
order of publication Is awarded against the said
fendant and It Is ordered that the said defendant do
appear within month after due publication here
Of and do what is necessary to protect his interests
and that copy Of this order shall be published
week, for four successive weeks. In the Inteigen.
Ger, paper published in the city of Wheeling. and
posted at the front door of the court house Of this
county on the first day Of the next county court.
CS = TRSTT
apE24t* J. B AILW0RTH, @. A @.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-13
"A rules held In the clerks Office of the court of
IA the county of Aceomaol, July 7th, 1892
George W. Wilkins, Jr., Pltff.
George D. Wise, Deft

Tho object Of this suit is to recover from the do.
PENDANT, George D. Wise, the sum Of one hundred
dolOrs. with interest from the 9th day of Decem,
Der, 1859, subject to credit for two years inter
est.
Affidavit having been made ia conformity to an act
to amend and the act passed July Goth, 1861
entitled San act staying the collection of certain
debts passed February Sth, 1862, whereby the said
Is deemed nonresident this State,
ant and it is ordered that the said defendant do ap.
pear wi hin one month after due publication, hereof
and do what is necessary to protect hsinterests and
that copy of this order shall be published once
week, for four successive weeks, In the Iutelligonoer,
paper published IN the city of Wheeling, and st
ed at the front door of the court house OF this
ty on the first day of the next county court.
TEST. j. B. AILWoRTH, O. A. G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-13
rules held in the clerks Office of the court of
IA the county of Accomac, July It'll, 1862.
Jacob ShoWard, Pltf. \
John J. wise, Deft.

The object of this suit is to recover from the eien-
dant John ]. Wise, the sum of one hundred and
eighteen dollars, with interest from 26tn day May,
twenty-fOur cents, paid goth day OF May, 1860.
Affidavit having been made in conformity to an act
to amend and reenRct the act passed July 28h 1861
debts," passed February Sth, 1862 whereby the said
defendant is eemed n-resideut of this State;
order OF publication is awarded against the said de-
appear within month, after disqualification here.
and do what Is necessary to protect his interestS
and that copy of this order shall be published once
week for tour successive weeks, in the Intelligent
cer paper published In tho city OF Wheeling, and
posted ut the front door of the house this
county, on the arst day OF the next county cSurt.
Test:
apr2-4tt in. AILwoRTH, o.A.C G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-13
CoNIMIssIoNER,S NOTTCE.
A. b. Davidson and How're, In S oI,aus,ry-

= A. B. DaVidson and HnVFis, y In Clluucury In
Christian nmrnsrers admir- ct of6 SS CO. SS0 Va
NOTICE is hereby given that will pursuant to
~ decree of the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
Va, rendered July 9Th, 1885, in tao above entitled
cause, at my Office, on Fourth street. Wheeling Va
on Thursday the 9th day Of April 1868, proceed "to
take and settle an account of the personal estate o.
the Interstate Christian kammOreI, deceased, which
has come to the handsofths administrator, or to any
other person by his order and fer his use also 10 as
certain and report what membranes there
ings mentioned, and the amount each and ali other
claims bndfng the realty of said iutestate and their
order and priority Also of what real estate tho said
interstate died seized and possessed of entitled to-
and the adnnal rents therefrom, and whether the
widow OF said intesate has dover interest in the
cause or any part thereof, &cn 4 800 80
The creditors of the said Christian Kamnerer. le-
ceased, and all other parties interested are hereby
required to appear at the time and place above men.
said decree. HANNlBAI, P)k ms
marlslRw4w Master Commission.