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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26
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| nave Justs retdfped- fsouT<a trim 10
4 our lines on sstss R spss annoc,k. = On
Thursday ls.s sosnpasy win esp,
ttaln HmDihsa. ~ shs now, Z omnsnd. NM
Phillips tGas3 Eseioa; ai,a seap,a,n
Daniel 1ef The Gcsen Rifles, same crops, ron.
] visited, The city Of Ffsasrieksbntc. y
will snaeavor at an eariy day 10 give
ile readers Of The shatevryise M accS,,n.
ofmy visit TO this i,ortioaa Of our Is al siin,y M
At rreteto. my ,iiae.wilr pos pst,pil .ne
tostlo so.- u. = s., ~ ~ x Z =. 4
r, Since my return 10 Iiichiuoad have
had The pleasure sf mesiibe cspi,saias
toeoaatd Wiiliatns, ofthe Brooks rroce,
liamp,oh's Cavalry lie 4 - On Mia, !. ss:
10 GreenvilIe, being his first whit home
Tor the past twenty months. HsisIcok.
ing Well usiufofuss ms tirai ON YES.
lcrsiay, .rarty Of sixtssssn csyaisy from fro
H"mpipRs f3Hgades stieckes ,asbody Il
fankea scawaIsy npmbering .s;s.s a. =
SEVENTH 'eagap!eiely rowling. lIssn,, iili,
ing JoGt wSonding several aud, capipr-
ling siSieens prisonsfs and. fifteen .horssss..
The opss psts6a wo,isdtd ou, our SIDE
|'~as cSiers sergeaat spsfks.5f ,hoBtooks
Fro,op, WHO wns seseselyI II moi matiali
W wounded. !. fis S6eed was feo 80; !
tsse io-admit bis, famoysii, asJ'hs WIS va
Iieftr bebihd.E He viii receive eteFy~al:
Tension Which: :i,ts possible 10 -besiow.
lie Is nov; nNthe hands offhs vu.sy.
llis'sisbt Breast was pierced 10y a pisro!
.balEwhich passed entirely ilirongh his
rio9y. y s.-.,,.s....
!, Mr.ro:h. Pickle has just succeeded
'in, fe&rhing :Richtnopd with goods for
The Gcntad Association. lie has ex..
terieneed greet trouble iu getting here
Hiib his isupiies, He has al>o sustain.
55e.i 9 ps,frons,.io-s Of two or lilres hnn
,'lrea dollafssty having his ank stolen
'ae !Gnst6a, NC r.: = : 'sg,s-4 80. d,
tc's.s, e'ss ssshthg wa enhseHed
by '',e news ame. Che. narah wesis The
dadicaGens ete, ihat indii,a, Illaois
and oid silt'sooo bsskdockidg il ahe.
aeos 81 .hy co,ifs:l fpts a.lnsissio,,,:: !,
y tasc sesery sres-1a TO- believe Shst,
ah,"ria tl,ese saeies ;spply ID. prupsi
form. ,h"s spfs e"g,ess ,silI no, besi..
,Sse 'n. 9 '':ima sirIh !; = 80 "a - -.
a. pesG 5saeh sttenpt tos.eoipanr
mordaj ,sss made last .eigke II. the
f'sPpasMosst Hotel. "a easici.sn, 6S;m
Moth >;arasisf fsif II, co,npuas S,tli
foas,ef.he ii,sas gssso,ers Is iafssf
.he asityyp4 4sndS ahev' sspendag S.essf.sI
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

MY SON." said dir. Smith to lis lii,
tie boy wleo MAS ,devop;ug an egg. Gt
was MIR: 7Shithl~ desils to inst ruct hi.
boy J My son, do. yon, know lha.
chickens come out -ef eggs I" 80.
; "AlIl do il,ry, ia, her r. ssii yoan,s
hopefdi. . thouei't eiysarnn,e OUT Il
chickeps.r .r.s.,-I .,.s -.
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A. st 3. .srsh.sl. f.ssssisn ana ssni.A
- rxtortiohefs.

M y 80 }. -. 4
w;E,,s ss -, n9s nsef. f.e',d
a,.tho,;f., az ~ 80 ~ aeaos t9e
,t{ier tbe ~. =. ss,I; Stss; sl'o'i,. aso
.orsnecr,,,or H. s.e..re re,I.ss. A',y saeaie. |.
rI,,h;,.. o."'a !, oe "S'efss'o 'of
ma, sues te,,s"er rSM iadss.
oar ,sos ..,, II nss', co,i'e ls sm-
cins., -. se''i 'iirs.sss HraRS' Wedi.
ami. \ sna"ss
.e,,;n wno,, ,xsS -, ~, so,u esa r'ise er
ca,,le. hna,s 49,, iSs'ss: VI, tN', s"aI,
ire s,.,i;m, 80. .as- "'e ssoSk. l'Sal
s.,;s. 80 ,;ct =, =, ~ 0ine' "eses-
,..h,Sf - = ,oses, ~ !, nahnt''c
.sha,,s sI.a: '.s " VI s,e saln articles,
s, sa'ins me ssohtinsance ei
~, ~ !, WAY, se'l OF d,spose 81 any
80. I. 80 s,ueies, et.esoro'ian nt ,or an'
M. 80 -, l'e'ees' or u''re'sena-
sor -. III s.t % P1pht.on nt the cost thereof.
4, tt"y f,opnctloh or lnannfsciurs
.s.,.s ssSsso. VI s..an refuse 10 sell or dispose
=. ~ Sas''s e'.her IN specis- Or
.a,..s seps. tunos' a. >ia'r Or rea.orahie
ss'es ,ss' W psceS or q reasonable adsan'
-eS iSs .s ,oa.,, ~ ue sest l,eseof, or cost
r. Hsp.t,Vo ~ 'ls''ptac'ure til,re.
80 -. G.,'o' ~, ",' S..er Psfsaas'wso sh;'ttseH
'...s.s:i, -. ss Y. NE sato articles at
.-:,.'"Ns :. ''sl '"'Ta'er""te, rates or
49, ,,.I' -. =, ~ ' eA'h,s'an'F or dnreas"n.
,,,,S 'e,ss P..'t ~ y. s'n -il'e rost, or
,I,s,s;f S .,I., -, sn. or J,anStactnte
20 s,,ai,;.,s ~ ~ rsoiee - ''.", se'e. auiuy
~ 60 ns -. ' "n s",'s'et,nn w. e ss'ereot
ofilS, g. 1T LII, : Sesafra' as ZSneSs'ons
n ~ 49, "is, -, fpan ne ;, hn'd' "ot more
~, -,.,.' =, o"H'"S, ai'a lie I'M
p;,s ,,.If e. 70 =" e '';a" we've n ot'ts;;
f,.. :. ."s Ht.c ~. ~ e"Se 10 be
6m;j;e. ~ ,,.,S sp'u'e'S e'' ann sean,ans
R..J sfpol;,, 60 GO ,S, %Af, ses:ne'N o'd,ers
he c,u vi,s;aT .s.p -. ''stsle' 'tp N wSieh'
Ia ..n,,,".., 49,. l.'v. a'd Tue
law r,,sfo, or ~. -, . "tss. any Sn
moi mh L,,a s; = J5,a.Sy:s a so S,'traiS
iin,5orter. of, for.isu. ,n,a't'.,,l;.t,hwy a't, w
fe i:ttite to,tbe 'p,nal,i.s ofa,;. - =
ilIa 4aleS of such .ms,p3,an;l;y. - ~ 80
sPiusiaef Jas1ter. ,rbat e,,mrstS,s,.i *;
ind fat,, th,s SIAM. ,,,f,,es ~, f,,,5
other States. and ss(lip., 49,, 80. :,
prices na higher tiIan I,eaa cbo. a,s, k.s -
producers ~ fhi.;S,a,. .s,ialr no, IS Il, t,s IL
10 iks p.aaijs$ of ;l.is Act. -,
H. Thai, fr ALI, ,ar;s;,g, vn5o,
tkis Act, ii shall be /, n tf tb,, I,,;a. =,
delsrrti,se %kal are ..cxorhiInnt r. mn
r.s.sonaGla rates or p,iccs or cx,,h;,an,.
or snnrcas,,,atle nd vsnees ,,,,f,,;,s ill.,,
regard b,.iry h.,T - Il d,,ss,y
?
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

E4z.- snsRMAN, Of Ohio, has msde
speech 10 tue -Cniteh. s s+es ise,Ja,f, adj
s0catihR-s eeae al draft N The North.
4. -" i- Linc.dn's meash-p.sss, ibis
c sal - great uAeiI. rnsnI T. =
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

ImrRLow WEED has retirSsd Com the
editorial CHAIR OF the Alhany Eyelring
5onrnal, where Ire has presided rtlir
ty-three. years out Of .tie ifiy:tiree Of
his connec.inrt with the ptess. lus his
saletiictorv he save: ~
Bur we have fallen upon. G. il tintes.
Our country is in immedia,rar.l ipj,ni-
neut, danger. + diifnr widtis " i,h NV
party. about tha'best means ,.f crushing
The rehellion. That Iitferc1cei i. ra,licstl
aud niesoncilaelc., i can neither. i'm 9.
press others with my views nor s,ureu.
der III, own solemn +ohi icriuars.t The
alternative Of living IA s,riieJwith.tl,ose
whom have esteemed Withdrawing
is presented. lr're not .hesit,.,ed IN
choosing the path "f peace ;tSH the path
I of-duty: n ll,os', who diff, will mr.
are right and IN" country j. carried
safely through lis pH.:Seut struggle, al!
will ahe we'll, land "p6body hurt" 49,.
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. = ~ ~ RfciiMoSp, Feb. 20.

=. ~ t"tCHMoNp, ~ eD. ~.
A snesoau;iQn was ecently introduced
IN ihes Illinois Legislature for a, recess
l,ntii June, tlfe OBJECT Icing 70 give iIe
Peace Convention time Is take,. action
and report to the Eegisisiuie. ,Afer
the iesoIWiops weseiutro,lmecd into The.
Senate, the Rehaificans -held n Caucus
Sanf agreed that ahsse. should be no
more legislation, unless fire >De,nocra,s
Withdrew thcir resohaion csyi]ine con
-fertlon at louisville, and dpIetlged u,e,a.
selves not.sgain 10 present them. The
lsero'dhean ssnatnrs have lsfi Spring
iivtd and ,sill 'notretutd nnia a pledge
ti,. given so the Lesisstdre is virtually.
| dissolved -.
The PatRossl:eorr espendsnt. Of the
Sew YORK World, nnder~ date OF, The
oh says: foste;'s expeditiotr Is wofse
,han at a stand still. aud ate en,barkiu,
from transports aud taking quarters on, on
ST. 1telena5 lsla,rl. Many dars ,mnst
ea"Pse before anything eau, Lc achieved
by ii. - r,,s -
Reports are rife as to. tie di-sgrse-
lnepl between Gems. Tlanfss,i- :; aud fns,er.
The lat,rr has ,gpne.to Wasaiinslon ton
N;'ddiIiou'tI instructiops, snh nntRins will
DO heard from the vxpeduio,i Tor three
weeks 10 come. - = =
40 Gen. Sehenck having caus;sl tho
y fankee flag 10 be ,!ifp'aya,t; j., the Hall
Of tue Assembly room of llse Baltimore
congregation, they discontinued tiicir
religions services ia that elac-.
Lincoln has semi tn the SeyiaGe his
nHnihati"n Of Gen. IheIps, as, a Mrio,r-
General, dated nsrs,Abcr' 4, 1861 illus
out' aahug all al,er .vot"nteer Major
GenerMs :1dclG,Eug Bu,usides snd
Rocker. J.. -.
The New York World ,of the-f3,h
roraai,,s n communiea.ior sf,o,f, D.: A.,
Maboney.. declaring; that Xan Baren's
'ia:e speech does not reflect hhe Sscnti
menss of the Democracy Of the North.
weed, WHO nov favor aEvig5fous },rose.
cation OF peatee q, -. = ~,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

THE Rome Courier snys: A friend
informs un that tins Is IT., time fn la,-
r'"@ the sugar maple, aud as there L. u
good deal Of it in The Vicinity Of Rome,
II proper mears were iak" n, We might
at least have supply Of long swoetcn.
ing"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

AT the january Terur of The Ganersl
co"fS II the la asnss, At Nassau. be-.
lore Chief Jns,ice Eees and J,t,;ca D6.
yer' -Afrrdnoer Price and TRooaas
-D"mes, Nassau pilets, were tried aud
convicted. under tue Fo:rign Enlistment
Ae'' ioi ee''ing a. pilots on board If
War Vessels Of the Unilcd Stntes
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'tbt suutbfru Gutrrpriaf
~ II IssuRn wKkKLY'Bx ~ -
PRICE &c BAILEY, - -
rRoPKIkyeRs. J.. -. e. -. -
% PcraA Ania,,,... IL Ad.nnce.
ADVERTISEMENTS
,RoPMsreRs.

\ Will bsiDsortcd at tho rates OF ono dollar
and 6fty scnts per.square, Of " Mi'iion lines,
OF sless. for tho hrst. Insertion, scve,,ty five
cants for tho second and third ihscrtions, and
hfty cepts for. each sncceedipg insertion.
Obituary notices, fribates Of R%ssrcct, poV-
instions for Offices, Of honor ,or beneht, arc
sssrgcd for mt tho rntcs Of seventy Eve cents
per square '+a sss.Esi-. = h. : 80
rsAononneeneots for ofhee. IS. - ~ :
y. ADVERTISEMENTS .sont int without The hnmber
.sf insvrtiofs spcciaed, will 10 p,ihlished rsutm
srderod out and charged for accordingly - :
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GEN.- WM. II. +. WALKER:-o.r
readers throughout ihu State wal Is
@r"'hed %, TO learn That this accomplished
oticer and gallant aud experienced sol
u'er ,. h*S IeGeiV"d tho apf'oinin,ent of
i,f'gad'"r Gc4sral, a,,l heJn osdefed TO
oa'annah. So says a Geo,gia lhaper.
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lr ia stated lint Col. w. It. Wofterd
has been appointed Rrigadier General.
and has ieen assigned o the command
Of the Erisade OF the hate Gen. I. X. Il.
Cobb. e.. ,-, -.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

Nicholas LnSow uRrH, the great
Western vine gfo~"., died, in Cinc;n.
"a'i on thr lOth|m<ia,.t.. lie leaves
property valued "a, t;fir,n mfIlions Of
dollars. lie was eighty sxrs old
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

Loss OF fASKss 6;ExnnAu.-sIn. a
recent debate in the 'Yaukss. .S.natt..
WILSON slated that they had lea, s,xe,,-
ty six general officers since the war
so'n'ne"'ed snn seventeen of7 whom ~ere
killed in battle. e. -" y
A REsokuil"N has leen offered In
the New York L~gi.Im ur. lookinc 10
!he furnishing as felony any tefusal Ly
judicial officers to. g,aI,- u Wit of A.4-
6eGS cor,,taS.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-26

AN ACT 30 rRovtDe snn .a.srsnaSrY
nv rnE SrArs OFT BosDs OF, TIE:
CoxrEDEBArs STKTEs. = 49,, +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
Texas Intelligence.

We copy the following articles from The H0HstOr
Telegraph Of the 18th ult:
ALEXANDRIA, April s.--Tbe fourth boat at toe
mouth Of the I'd River is the Vicksburg thai broke
bose from her moorings and drifted down from
Vicksburg to the enemy.
ALEXANDRIA, April iO.--We haze adyices that old
fsrrsgn. and biz feet took short trip downward "a
Bayou Sara, sent a force on shore, and destroyed
zone 5000 bu,hels OF corn. and then returned 10 The
Mouth Of the river, where they now lie, enforcing
heir blockading
GALVESTON, April IA flagship, three gunbost,
md brig outsde the bar. All quietly at anchor
Eauy ran4ors are the streets Blu! no reliance on
hem.
BEAUMONT, April 2.-0fHcial information was
received here Yesterday, stating that Capt. Fowler
n charge Of tee gunbohts at Sabine Pass, and ak OF
ks men, had been captured by the enemy 81 Sabin q
Psss the day previous while making q reeonnois-
nnee st the lighthouse.
The Uuionists were lying secretsd, aud upon bis
sclering the lighthouse, overpowered him and made
hiIn and bis men prisoners. Nothing further from
ntun rmce that time A large transport loaded with
svops reported outside Sabine Bar.
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and ,usil.ncy 1t wh.. they regarded - d. .oee... Of tn.

and ubsncy 1t what they regarded the sucesss Of tns
army the Rsppshaeroeh One Of the parties. kernsr In
bis almost frenzy Of Joy Union reverse called for bot.
tie Of wne aud drank the entire contents himself Getting
and boi,terous after considerable loud talking
the dssceful conduct Of the party eliminated IN cheers for
JEFF. Davis.
At this overt act persons inside thought nst,e had
been slowed proceed sseut far enough and quietly went
and called oce Finns,,y aud Wslns Of che Fret Po'
lice Precinct, who arrested Henry j. K-rnsr and Alex W.
HU,chiDs tskn. them to the First Ward Station House.
where Capt wsrow nstitsed an ,1sminsep Of the pUs'
Hutehins claimed to be Britain subject who lad hight to
do what be did and vehemeny threatened. that he were
locked up hair Of his head touched England would de-
clare war sesint the United States. Kerner was rather
suky but Justified himself Ia what he had done They at
ht refused give their Names but subssquenty changed
their determination aud the returns made on, to the
effect that Kerner was German 50 yssI Of age and Hutch
ins Scotcbman. 40 years ofsge.
Each said he had calling was psrsd and could read
and wri,s the charge was disodsy conduct" Its always
rui.be for prisoners to leave any or vsusbe' they
may have at The desk To this the parties also objected but
finally conn lied with the rule Capt wsrlow, ~ usual giving
ecpt for the sn Both refused 10 give their residence
Keruer IL supposed to be gold broker, aud talks bat e
English His wife who appears 70 be an American lady
called at the StaouHouse 10 the evening" after the men were
locked up t,stns that she lived 10 Fysecond street She
would tel what his business was On Fhd.y morning
tho parties taken bers Juse Dodge at the Tombs
who dischsr ed them. They however, Immediately re-
arrested by order Of Gen. Wool 10 under'toed thai on
Friday morning the Hoander took back all that he sd
a. an execute that be had been drinking When tssen
before Marshal Murray We are informed they said they had
been drinking and did not know what they were about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

ALLEGED ABDucrIos.-0tlcer Cummings Of the
Tombs Police Court Thursday arrested Capt Owen GIL Of
the steamship Edinburgh Oh charge Of sbdactns Thonss
Burke Bartholomew Mccarthy and JsisDaish Murphy, O.
residents If Liverpool who slowed away" boa the
shp Liverpool fr the OF desudns the proph-o'
Of the steamship Of their passage, and not dscov.reo
until the got They say that they
10 sizn the ships articles aud Informed that they
would be compelled to JOIN h, Rebel army their arva
here's but arriving they told that they must sp ct
IN the Union army and give teif bounty for their
They kspt wok board the vssel however, ~hi,
she port aud wheD ready Tor they taken oui
sgsn be returned home but arriving si Sandy Hook
they all jumped overload when Jeremiah Murphy wa
drowned The other rescued and made cemrls nj
the captain Justice Dodge held him 10 ball In the
. Of 6l O0J in zach com plant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

A DISHONEST DosEsTic.--Ann Livingston bad
been for ,ene time domestic 10 the family Of Mr. Charles
Barker No % Elm place Brooklyn previous to the E,h Of
April which dsy. without assigning reason. or gvfg
ssy in,i Of her designs ,e len the house Sub,t
Queuy sscetsnrd That large quantity OF articles OF
wearing app had been out the house ST. lat
Ann retained TO the house vont and confessed that hr
had Of the articles which had been nised aud
underworld pcate yoong IA the tne In order
Ter second hsI YESTERDAY Detective Niysn OF the
Second Precinct sreted her add she tatsn before
Jostce Dooge at the TofDbs Pocs Court. aud eommsd In
default Of Q H. 600 ta, 10 answer
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krrf ved.


stssmsp City Of Bath Sears. Newbern ~ C.. oth inst.
p,ss 10 u Asst Quarter sster Sailed In company with
.t.,msr Neptune for NewYok OF Haors passed steam
en-, Wyoming and Thos. Scott for Phiisdelphia
Steamer AntLracie Jones' PhadephiA, mdse 10 Lopef
s.esm.r King Fisher. Eye, Providence. md's to T.
Bynner - "
Steamer j. b. Thomson McC.bs. Baltimore. md'e to VIM
Ste |ners C. Walker Rogers Philadelphia radss to J.
stssnsr David Utsy. PHILIPPE, Philadelphia ndse to J.
sts,nsr Russles Shaw Philadelphia md'e to Jas Espd
Ship Cuvsor Russell, Liverpool 80 dAys nldse aud Iko
ps., 10 Williams Gslon. Had one birth and sr deaths
h, Erpe strong westerly winds NEST OF the
s.see From lat 50 43 to lat ~ 30 and Ion 20 ~ saw
,st Of field Ice and great npmber CT ze Ice
bsras MAY lat A. Ion a. signslsd ship Richard AsoP
tTor ork for Antwerp May lst al 10, Ion u, sg
nslsd ,bip Universe, fom New.York for Liverpool
Slim Ki,ml.er (PnsD Nelson. Csrdf 81 days. coal 10
VIM saein Co. From lat. - to u to Ion - TO o. cav
lag. number Of icsbargs q,
s1ip Cen Mcclellan Trsst Liverpool March 81 mdse
q III n... 10 r.sk Dearborn. la lat 49, lon 49, saw lee
Bsrk Fray (NorwA. BOnnev, Sligo ~ dsys IN ballast 10
order 49, 90, p.l.u v.~., ~. An
a,x. olay 10 w. Worwell 4 Co - -,
ebI pdisn Queen (Br) Whitley Halifax days h'h to
Tbo.. JsInss -. H.. a.. s.b % m.a.,
s,oon Oliver Anss Sullivan. Taunton, nails
Sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

s,S FRASohco, Thursday. May I, 1869.
Trade is improving.
Jobbers are dong as well Us usual at this season.
Hardware has advanced. Steel, suited TO mining
operations. is about IS per cent, with scant supply
Wool il sought for at % a go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
Fire.

NBwHAyES. Conn, Thursdsy, May T. 1861
The Fenwick House al Saybrook Polpt WAS de-
stroyed BY fire at sn early hour this morning.
CKoIsSAr Friday. May 1859.
The fret ht depot Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad was burned yesterday morning.
Loss about 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

ARRrsTxD FOR CHEERING JETF. DAUs-On
,a'esy snernocn. WHEN the from Hooker was being
@inssd In ns most sggsysted aspects OF eiscoursse
tehulirs saloon. eoneI Of Exchange place aud VII
street, where soms 70 % people wore taking lunch
ossfs spiritual Isiiesbn.rts, small party about the
- Eses sssssgs s......S. - i..1 ....-ss - ..ss.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
Naval.

THE NEW LIGHT-DRAUGHT MONITORS.
Within few days several contracts, in addition
those already printed, have been given for the
February batch Of monitors. So far as We can
harm, the list stands thus at present:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of NIW-Y0hk.......MArs
Cleared,

Cleared.
s,eam,hips-o.ty Of Msnche,tsr, HIorow LIVERPOOL j.
G. Dsei Esw-9oT tBrern Wsnke, Bremen Orlichs Co
stsarn-r-Josephins ThomPsop, Cundif. Baltimore W.
Dslzell
shps-Quincy Clspp Nsw-oresns, Dewey Collins
Belle Ana. suIlBoBt, Lavrs, funch, heinctsa Wsndt
bsfk-PrhneescA Wells. FslsTGio. Lawrence, Gle, Co
Bngs--StEs Elliott MsnEshiiIa. Owen CsrnaEs Lady
Na,hinsion Morrison. Sc john N. b., r. J. Nevu, Son
Rapid (swsd.l Apbsry CJrk. Fupch. heincks Wsndti
Monics Priips EhIsbehpou. Breti, Sou Co. J kiss
lIIrl Coiil 81 John. N. b. A sinthsssi A ShedraIe
Sesrs, Havana Borlsud Aspin.AL
sebconers-Ohvs Haywood, Hutchinson Tlifsbethpoit
Miller Houghton, Is. Wills. Cornish Eis.b.tbpsrt, O.
n J. Petert; Msry Bsntly Clat ksisuiofss j. w. tl~ e
Co.. 4. Bsment Tucker Yok River, CsmPbrll WI
lsgs Belle Kelly Key Wet Bsun~I Brown; Gilbert Bet'
fEr1 Howard Moncton, N H. ID. X. Dew offs H. N. War
rem Chspnsn Esw.Hsven II. S. Rocket SOM Allen Rod
man, BowmsD New bedford Ferguson Wood 4. Hop
kns Joy Portland w :. Brown Co.. fesendsn. Hoope1
- j. Boynton & Son Echo. Cbaubsrlsin. Boston, 3. w
Lewis l. Co c. W Beatty, Cbsss. Fsl River. Bsh,iy
Smith X Co.
soop--In.sut Crocksr. Norwich, H. 8. Racket l. Son
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Disastrous Oil Freshef

PIT1sBvRGH, T1a sdsy. May !, 1863
A disastrous pond freslet occurred to-day AZ u
Creek, causing lose of 900 to IL, 600 bsrrsiA
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
y At Queenstown e orb Hsroor )Ths we'll known steam
r. o. tie Liverpool New and PHILADELPHIA Steamship
Company are Intended to sail o. follows:
GLASGOW toxtTa esmorl ...Tuesday, May ,
CITY OF MANCut SIER...............Sau rday M.y y
ETNA sauusy siAy 10
CITY OF WASHlNUTON.. ...Sstudsy, klsy ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at noon from Pier 49,
North River.
PASSAGE.
PAYABLE In specie. OF its equivalent in currency: -
FIRST CABIk.......SS0 ~, STEERA0E-.....".te2o 50
F,rs, Cab to Loudsn. IS 0o stssgs to London. IS 81
Fir,t Cabin to Psib.. e5 pO stssrsgs to Pss 90 50
Fi,t abn 10 sInhs W col Stsersse TO Hsmburs 81 30
pa..Bxers also forwarded to H.vre Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp &c, equally low rssa
Fares from Liverpool Qusenstown lt Cabin, sIo sSs
sli5 St.erage nom Liverpool SO Ftom Queenstown ~
ho.- who wish to send for their friends buy ckst here
al these fstss ,,a
For furhsr information apply Of The Company onees
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rTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
~ WALrER PArOS, omEsafef. -
Ths Steamship GREAT EASTERN VIII save Liverpool
on her FIR trip dunug the present month or early In May
and will continue TO regularly during the season Early
notice will DO given Of d..es Of departure
RATES or PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN fom TO 10
TpSXCDRSIoN TICKETS OUT AND BACK, IN THE
FIRST AND SECOND CABINS ONLY, FARE
AND A HALF.
STEEHA W
Al farce psysbe in gold is sgnv.lent IN " Currenoy
For pssssss sIply 20 ChAS. A. WnlrNEY
49, A. the Office No. 80 Broadway
ROWLAND l. AsPINwALL, Arss,s,
No. "a Soutn~t
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ALsh-sc.
Sun Risss....t:S Sets ......1ioo Ascs-hissa VI
wATRR DIT.
s,ndy Hook. n:32 Gov Island. l:n Hse3s,s.. 3oJ
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crsYou Houss NBvYoRK ceiasoson's ovvos ~ Nav soa
Sc NOW under sexure at thia mort a hayina hesn i'm
T,HE following article, Of MERCHANDISE

Of
Of
iAwnI vMyo
ydrs h i thereof
the wohunre az
sac" 0nA ia. al. vi"
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MAI "-pe'i'
Justice IsaRABAG
sysrrscr OF ASA CROSBY.

Justice IsGRABAh
sIHrrScE OF ASA CROSBY
Asa Crosby, convicted Of granddaughter in the
..o,a d.u.. 10 iru, hi. wife, brought up for sentence
On being .i.d why should DC' be The
sp,r in broken protested bis sincere ,'ssI0 ,,'
In WIFE, and BIS re,, for hsvns sent her out OF tho world
se was sentenced to v. years herd labor IN the STATE f.0n
III. counsel, M.n. John 7. Townsend and Cunning B.
Bedford IT, were present, and Mr. Townsend moved ior
say Of proceedings in the case uani o,i o. 'i''pi0n'
could be- made. Th. Court reserved its decision
,,..d Of nsn.su ghter in tthe third degree and
..nS 70 tbise ear, bard labor Ia the State Prssn.
TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Garnet Landress was then placed on trial for the
.,n,as, of John Cain on tina 18th Of March last