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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04

mn tel il 10 be rarncrei l. said. in these ret
% -fif,s s- tir. - %. rsus.it. .
ke re,i tile ~ corupii'n. eorrOdiug 'iei''
~ sifh r-atv 90, kr
T. t. 20. isf. ~ W. . thu erea q r-sr
The ?, b ury safs 'ts'e 90 en-, :
tie pIDii fun r. and 'ht vel tr el - stem ,iid
never have been encrBachei upon IL - not
necessary T. the establishment Of these new
bunk that they should re the cu-toiiins of the
public fund.-: and we cannot see how any good
citzen can fail % shulder 40 the danger. both
financial and political. which must attend on such
distribution But IL the bargain must he kept.
and The money TER political reasons. must he
Ia ne,l &, nsiiiuiions ''-uperyi-ei and controlled
" tshingron.' the fuJ'ic may certainly insist
that the IRE surv hall have some' hing M re IN n
the -htdOs IT secaiIv In wnlll5 ie sreat
favor to any b,nk 90 Ike IL one 81 the fla "a
cal agents of the Government" End allow II to
use million or iwo of the nu.lic funds. plyin,
out it, own currency hen called an for dhur-e
mont even IL il gave &c security cent ner cent IN
Unitel Siafe- bpnl- into the Treasurer kee pag.
IL would then draw the interest," on rh- b 'nds.
anil have the use Of the money With the Influence
aud prrronsee IL would h'ing. for nnthing We
earnest hope that thi- question of security will
~ least he settled n the interest Of the tte
I The other danger Ne cannot h"re wholly IN
avert: hut bv directing pubic aier'inn Ia j., The
[
something of 10 power. ~hrewd ".,li,ic,an re
markell. when the details Of this btrkiug scheme
were first nude known 10 him. ''whne, e. con
trolls this power IT, the full ii e of successful one
ration, can rule the country p"
But greet sscrifre has heen made 10 obtain
/ IT, and the emil il not vet Every banging insfi
tuition IN our land j. to he crushed ih,t This new
power my have free scope. ''lr would be bet
I ter sivs the he "a of this departmen Ito wind
I ar
assnris tinnS - and the whole power of The Gov
ernment il ~ he hirecfel 10 rh- end We might
pint gr,phic picture o the wide spread com
/ me-cia dis ,ster which ia involved in this simnle
phrase "winding M their present State insiiiu
u nh IL needs no coloring ut our hands
ve-teI ri. h'- the little rfu-t funds at widows and
Ornhans che'i .hei ntmeS. all count for nothing
in this struggle after nnlirctl power through the
control Of he nitinu'- nurse
H. onr nex' we shall dis''uss some n 'ints hear
ing on The du'v of bar kerr in the State in H.,
sIusgle n w before them
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democratic pocume It }.


address ef the u - scratic urmo'''
% ~. sseurr.l A--~Ehiy - the People Of ina'anA'
setting foth the history Il The Ire -ssa.n' ." w
res-oa. ~ more bad accom- aiisAee a"'As =
eoo.tifs JossI term. This document MAKES p<nP"s'
S.sss.r p.s-.. .pd oil s~ funlshsd 10 sSJ ss>eay
Pre- o. 50 PET huBdrsd-
The Ceusertps aes-speeen OF HON.
VOORHEES, on The conserption bhi, IN the House q
p.,re--,.s,-.. rebrs-ry q. issa Tts !. ore Of the
sn-.. .p~seh>. Of Mr. vosrhee-. on question roc oe-
eu-xsag ,.rse share % public attention. and ~ =,
es,,.-, m Irsfs.s -hassd hsve seopy T. wakes pam
vAlet 81 ssbt ps-~-. Pric- ~ per hundred.
rs~ G'Sevsy ~ the G 'ssz~u-speeeh
Of Hen. r. W voshe>. d~isv,red IN the House II Rep
r.-.-tsu~e, f~brasry ~ e. the "Aet toindemfify
The President AMI other peron. for supendiz the ~r,
Of h,h. csrpas si acts done IN pursusncs thereof >
rriDted N psm bie. form and b obtsin>d ct
this or~e. This 4 he g-esf s1ort Of NJ vorhees 10
p-o~e, liberty ~ the cfsen and shoad DC IN the
hands % every voter n n ana n make p<nPhie
Of sixteen pages. Tree ~ s. rer hundred.
7sAil orders -houd direct the speeches 20 be sent
bfesr-es-. tie pastsge win be cent copy a.
sa., b. prepaid.
Addre-s ELDER. HARDNESS b BINGHAM,
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Pub,tc reetiur at,he ~outb.

Thee are unmist,k tble indications that the
Soutlern people are tired of the war and would
gladl return TO their allegiance to the Union il
s-sy( -as opened which would no, involve hu
initiation and degradation. Some Of tie most
promiren, men in the South and large portion
Of tho popul ,tion. have taken no part in the war
and hsvs contributed nothing to its support ex-
eept ~ compuIsion The Philade phiA Press. an
sxtrets supporter of the Administration.
ipgtod. gives the statement of a
gsnt Am I'm who had just arrived from the head
ga,rtsrs OF General GRANT. at Vicksburg to tie
sam. effect Frsm these representations it APP
pears. snd the editor Of lht print s, states IL :,
Oh at tfc only trouble of the people lis how TO get
back :, the 6resi e with the least loss of property
and res ect" There is undoubted esi
dence( that similar state of feeling exits
throug3 bout the Southern States a few DAYS
syo ~ Geographic dispatches referred TO let
ter Lheh had been received in Washington
from Mr.. ADAMS. frieLd OF the
AdmiS istrati"n. Who had recently returned
from tour through Virginia. N.rth
CuoiSa. DeHSiss AispttnA. enne-sCc. and
Kenusr Ky. representing that strung Union sen.
timer ex stei among The people of those States
The ktter vas publ b d in full ia the National
lntslI.gencer Of S.iurd. last. AS matter Of
public interest se give the letter entire. with the
intrOt.aesOry remarks OF that print. as follows:
TO BE on NOT IT, BAT
The very interesting letter inserted below 10
from gen'lem N of intelligence and honor, per
90 ly sell kaosn o. u. anil whose statements of
{ CT {e entitled to fuIl credit He Is. moreover
n thot'ugh iovsl'st. and has been unifni ana
decided friend IT the Administration, The result
OF his observations in a recent and extended iou-
In the Sou'h he has thought Of sufficient interest
o. be .1mmanic ,tei to the public here and we are
sarv hat all ut our resders will agree with him
Whs1 he relstes OF southern feeling anil 10Th
ern gsDne. en- hudlv surprise anv one xho can
imsffe the extreui', Of suffering and he multi
p'ief soes which the ctuseless rebellion has
besusht 10 everv f.milv Of the South: hut IL !.
only Sho<e ~h' frpm birth or lon, ss-oci.rion
uRie} stDi the feeling in a e : nth regsriius
their tlsvss. shO eau appreciate iuily the 6xei.
ae~- and intensity OF the Southern mini on the
su'aest
W.. are not surprised. therefore. that the ~.
ren.y of suffering aud the hopelessness of the
ssbsikea eeuoso~i seeaId iaspxs svso MANY Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04

those who we're eager 70 en'er into Il with tie
je-.fe O" reiute their steI~ std re'urn - 'h' e
sllsl IA &c. ~eli a. The mt-se~ Sho ~e
forced 100 4: AM csn we'll uider-f'''i tir
wrisr when he reese en'~ 49, rsrt on - q" =
cip t0n--fes 81 Ia the Souih a. involving
utter rfd ifreusd able ruin 90 their country --A-
the onlv substantial difficulty IN the ~ss -
restoration Of the Union. IL Is for those sh"
rule the de-tInies of this great country 10 say
whether il shall, 80 far as depends on tnsm' nave
Union and The c .n.tiiution. or immeliaie aid
forcib emancipation. with ruin TO a mOetv OF
tie country. protracsed w.r and VIOLATED Con-
sfitn 80 n eloquent and forc'ble i TIE az
De / uith which the writer closes biz letter. and
n ~. understanding - personal reference {"
,he Chic NJ, isiraie, ve take the liberty Of
placing belos him:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04
Presssa bic 70 the Republicans.

Out of the three and half millions Of dollars
which IL Is stated on Republican authority the
Administration il expanding per day on account
Of the var. At least two aud half, or Over a
hundred thousand millions per year. goes into
the hands OF the Republican party in the payment
Of officers. men contracts. advertising. &c. How
natural IL is that they should be in favor Of
waring war indefinitely. or until the Southern
system Of slavery is exiinguished.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04
rhe ,uassacre al Lawrence.

II i AZ invfuiOus ing to he compelled 10 urge
ANYTHING IN opposition TO such appeals a. those,
which are heng made to our community on behili
oi the sufferers 1T Lawrence Feeling must.
however, IN this instance, give place TO duty
The people oi Kansas have brought these horrors
upon themselves. and they are already engaged
in repFisals a. barhtrous a. those OF which the,
compl tiu Ii is sad 70 reflect that a nation o;
thirty millions OF people. hosting a civil ,rinn
ike ours, should he ai>eracel bv such act co.
savsgery II would he ~ unfair, however
m ke our people az large responsible tor them
"a u j. Ia AK rs Ia come ioiwiri Ia the
relief 81 those ha have had their turn at .ufF.,
ing tn = few fanatic. AMI arch II inr- on lrltt
sideS. 20 Ware Wilson and Sumner 20 Greedy
Garrison amt Wendell Phillips. NJ t"e North. an
Ia J-f DVi-. John Siell. J. T. Be- MN. J
Floyd. W l. Y,ncey sul Thumbs. 81 ,ie.,rui .
NJ the 'u'h. belongs the guilt at originating
thee arrociieS The h,nd "f God h - alre al,
neen laid heavily on some of them. ami the hand
ot MN will DO justice 10 the rest As I, these
border ruth NJ let them ncht !; out We have
enough la do here in the N'rth Ia aiding 10 ru'
down The rebellion. without Iaxng ourselves Ia
repair IA inrieS fhsy m~y choose to weak Oh each
other - Nes York Her'ld
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04
SUND S.


FOR SALE:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes, OF all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
SO bbls. Coal OIL;
10 bbls b .nzine
90 bbls. Ln,eed Oh;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricaiing OIL;
SO bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so or. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mss Liquorice, pure, for To-
blc"onlss:
10 cases Sick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges. quality variols;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
800 gals. East India Castor OIL;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbIs. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shelac;
As bbls Oh Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Oil London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
by STEWART & MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
jyl Ne liE.st Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04

wills CorSrY Tn. Democracy of IN .
county will hold a nominating election in tie
different townships on Saturday. September %,
commencing al ten O'Clock P VI. The Commit
teemen of the several townships are 20 report at
Button Tuesday. the 29-h, the result of said
election ana they are to constitute Board of
canva-ser> for that purpose.
The death 81 ihe traitor John Flovd
is cnnhrmsd n, 'he Rich mond piters he ded
of the fleets OF typhus fever ana iaun,iice. in
their worst forms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers

A IL PERSONS isDFBTPD TO THE SINKING FUND
nofif~c that Lands norter gel 10 al Fund and
on whf ierest has been paf IN Advance viii be
orered al public sale % the second Tuesday Of Deem.
Der next
By orisr of The Board. W. II. TALBOTr
aug is-d4w tili ocil Presicert
fRexi.t-r AMI Republican. Ls~rellc-burz: Courier
Nadi-OE Gazette and yol.sbets. EvansviI journal
kapre>s Terrf Haufe Je.rs0rian md Palladium krh
ond: 1nss and ssntinsl for, ayne; Argus and Con-
ir, Lafayette; I,emocst and Union Laport. pre-s e
homo; fact and X publican, 6re-nsharg: Mercury ans
ssnnsl Roche r. Immoral ard Republican pvueor,h =.
Democraf and Spectacle Mont celio Jack Seuis .ra
pubican. ku~hville; ID mecraf ard Republican VIZ.
RAJ vi nser g. H. amount Of tao dollar. aud -.
bills crippled 70 the ofee Of the liking md for A.,
m@nt. With paper containing the advertiser. en-,
.-msrked -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04

-ni mi - IRE looking NJ. purify owing - The ID
gstfs b. god
F-'ur a. MT ch'n-e.l IN ,av e-~aans rite
uiHt; their hs- b.-n q m .ierste loc, nl sine
shipf'ng den,srd lar fre-h mode. st The ssfne
r'ies cur. ~e.k ago o. rrin~pe-'e-i h's
sold to m -lerste extent at s4d4 D for super
fine and extrs. aud il has been tsken with more
confidence. because that not nov sour will remain
sweet. and when OF high grade Is more de-ira
ble tor bakers use than that made from new
wheat
Wheat has been in fair demand and the market
closei hrm a, our quotations Corn ard oats are
hrm AMI in demand The rice nv whi-k, iHrrets
e. the dem'nd Tor cnrn There i good dem md
for new barley. and 81 l19l IL you'd he ~
tor prime fall ON the spo': sne~ Se-e IN lie "f
over 90n husl,eI early in August Of fail NJ
81 Jo(dl -. 20 be dei, cred during the fall rn'i
up 10 the clnss Ut the ve There i uo ipuht
tlsi large qu,nti'y Of hurley will tee nee'iei.
an n'rfie- -nticinsting rhi- adv husing
e-ewhere The demand for NIT liquors OF MI
KINGS h's itlv mere ,sei. and the stock IN
h'r- of Dresser pretty we'll exh listed
Whisky idyaLced to 44c, AMI has been in act
i've demand
There has been an improved dem mi for bnlk
sidle- bith b and clear and prices are higher:
the' are 'utel fer boxing for the English m "
ket. as tIere are two ptriie- NV en- gagged ~ his
trade. Induced by the late important advance "t
prices in En- lind. Cleir sides are al-o nee.ie {
for armv use; rih sold ut 514d5is. and cle'r
a. g.. Mess no'k has not ch4neei: obi sold It
81 5n6lD on. the Latter for cifV; ne~ country
NJ Sll 81. New CITY is not offered az the cur
rent rates "a those who hold il suppose that the
Government will need all here. aud they Will get
better prices than are current in New 'rk
Bacon shoulders are ia moderate dem aud. but
sides are nNt wspted.
L'rl 8 not off-rrl 20 any extent. "a the i'm
preston still continues that il viii hiring higher
prices The manufacturers are buying al t1f
low er'ees offered az sz@9Hc Loui'vi Il
ste m rendered solI at 91sc. deli, cred there
Litseed oil i dull. ana pr ces shade lower
There Is more arriving.
The ,ol IN irket he been depre sell somew hat
by 'hs dec Inc ia gold. ''ut the re 'ction ia tia
article i restoring conf itnce TO some ent. u
ws"l hut de ,lers hive lowered their lie -. an'
81 tn 6r seems now Gu he the range oi 'he
views. The Government purchase "f one mi
lion vTT's OF ker>eys. just male M Pnl r'e' p'I'
at 1890 has caused general surprise, beiu.
below Ahat had bpen ex,.e,ted basel up'n ih'
price pail for We There j. large amour
still in the HAMS of rmer~ whch when pl &c
in the mnkef. il mn-; be ar ] ter. vii
uusetrle the m iks'. il j. ~ p'-ed, dealer
! hive not confidence tpiuv l,r-eiy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04
FEMALE COLLEGE.
GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE.

rTNHF MKT SESSION ~ THIS INST TUITION WILL
il bexin 81 NJ uria,, >eptrnIi-r =. l-sS Tue ioca-
tiOn near Cincinnati, on the CINCINNATI Hamilton ana
Railroad End very desirable. the lite
AMI Trondnx. uneQuaii-d. The huidin a and ac-
cmmodst on are ample AMI elegant. the Teachers 70
the literary am ON mentsl cepasimefts. are unsir-
as~e: The of tndy : thsrosgh and exend.d
oth6r snd the charges sns-deraIe. Glendale
i desirable Place for osug aces IN these trsuooas
times
For ca,al ,guss, Information or admission addreTs
k.v.J q NuNTfogT, n. n.
sngl5. Glendale. liam; Ion County, Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04

T THE AMFRIc " DIsPEssARY VIZ TREAT BY
N method and with the bappiesf results. Fso-
ksHs Teri, lfsllng If the womb. JFscsrdfion f1ecr
rtfon, Lwh rrhsf. whtes.) L shdry and eli other dis
which the srne,icfn F;Dssfi< u PECULIARLY
liable. send three doa and receive by express
the doctors Female Syringe. T.is instrument shuld
b. used bs every in the lsnd fo purpos. ~
Gle fniies~ co1sfor heal A. dc. free receipt
Of stamp. copy q Private Letter Married Ladies'
on health DC. The Doctors ceseLTvfed fsDsoks FHs
fresh from the Dspe sary. reyg good simple dis
eases, irregularities. dc. Price 81. nj by mail.
A. tie dDssrscdR Dis~Dsa ~ al o treat ,cifiosf
mercury. ard with never failing succe~s Ieneri0f. OF
what the quacks call Trfr fe scr,f diseases. ghis
IN i. it, stages Gonorrhea elect structure Hydroceie
Crcocele vaTiroc-le Carsocele. speraforhea Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual petlfy. In
potency, and effects Of self-ahu>e. The lAsi six are
treated Of in private letter which send free on
receipt 81 stamp.
psrtmsn e. Of the hest Hospitals EUROPE and in
New York Cry. enables him To treat patients scieDcsi-
~ anf restore them speedily.
Those living AZ distance can communicate BY letter
~ be reatc at their homes Ia urgent seud IS
or 81" and receive icines.
Consultafio free and cosfd>nffdl. Room No 24a
Fast Washington Street Indianapolis. ?. -. Box I2e4.
a.r3 siy-~i2t.lsu
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EDUCATIONAL.
INDl An LIS.

YIrHE FALL TEkA ~ sr MAYS WILL CON-
il AEStr &eIs.sy. septe nllsr sIh.
Par Can rry ga nl-lig this Scho ali the ad-
that cosd be cssars % tLrIr lLter..
pfurp-S iii - any address on Application
10 M Gl.UiGn nkists-hi. Indianapolis
suxle-sS~so
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04

Postr County The Democratic and conser.
vntive citizens OF p 'sey county are requested t.
meet IN mss convention AZ VAUDEVILLE on Satur
iay tie 10 dny of september. Il 63. for Il g
purpose of selecting clndidttes to te voted for at
the ensuing o tober election.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-02-26

DGy- There is great deal of philoso
pby n a late assjcla ia The Ciooiaaotti
Gazette, in reference TO tho recen, bold
mesa of the Northern sympalhscrs Of The
rebels. # says;
If any are disposed 10 despond at the
boldncss of the scdiuous Democratic
leaders in the North, and at their open
advocacy oil all the paris Of tho original
Secession plot, let them ask themselves
whether these men are SO dangerous TO
the success Of the Government now IS
when, under pretense Of supporting the
war, they ioisted themselves Into the
control Of tho army end pa:alyzed il?-
We owe the loss of9 year in the war,
with its immencs expenditures aod terri.
bic sacrifices, and all the strength ii gave
to rebellion, to this ,rca .hery, But this
cannot DO repeated by mon who Orcno
outspokon fol the rob' lion. ThCy have
played their game. The leaders who
now declare that "lhC real genuine De-
mocraey were never at heart for the war"
will not be allowed to appoint the Gen
erals,uor to control the war policy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-02-26

Ey Oliver Cromwell is well known 10
have been one Of the shrewdest of mem
yet he well understood the value Of in.
tegrity. His remark, made 10 o clever
but anscwpulous lawyer Of hs dSy -
well worthy of consideration, "l M.
1crsanl thst you have Of late been vast
" wary in conduct. Do not DO too cons
flynt Of this sublOty may deceive YOU
integrity never will"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-02-26

re- Tho congregation Of one Of Troy
churches werl considerably amused last
Sunday morning 10 fnl in each Of their
poys q printed card, informing thOm
where TO get their wh,tewashing done. =
II soom' tho sexton---O colored NJ H.
is an artist in limo. and Sd 'p'4l ,h.s
novel way Of soliciting tradl,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-02-26
UNION HOUSE.
Main Stree

Main Street
POINT PLEASANT, VA
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
gTNHIs Hotel is in the business portion of the
,fwn Convenient to the etoaa'boGt landing
7nd proprietor pledges himself 10 spare no
0ains to give entire satisfaction to all who may
be pleased to call upon him.
march o0-ly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-27
From Port Hudson,

Port Hudson, Feb. lS.-The Alexandria
Democrat, extra, received here, contains
the official report of the capture of the
Queen of the West by Capt. j. Kelso,
commanding the Notifications on Red
river. lie says:
Two gunboats made their approach in
front of this position at five o'clock last
evening After a brief cannonade, the
leading gunboat-Queen Of the West
struck her colors Immediately order-
ed Capt. Hutton, of the Crescent Artlle
ry, and Lieut.. d. Z. La Hemly, to 60
aboard and demand a surrender. These
officers reported but thirteen officers and
crew on board, The Others escaped un
der cover of the night.
The visible results of the capture con-
sists in one 32-pounder rifled Parrot gun,
one 24.pounder, three II pouuder Por-
field brass pieces, and one do. slightly
damaged, besides tremendous supply
OF ordnance stores, a large supply OF
ouinine, five cases of amputating instru.
ments, clothing, -four, bacon beef, pork,
hard bread, and other stores in proper.
ton.
The Democrat says the victory is COM
pete, grand and decided, and we are
ready to capture all such crafts as Vicks-
burg allows to pass.
Port Hudson, Feb. l0.--Capt. Cannon,
from Red River has arrived here. lie
brings information of the capture of the
Federal steamer Queen Of the West at
Gordon's Landing, near Fort Taylor on
Red River. The Queen of the West cap
tured the Confederate steamer Fra, after
number OF fires. and forced her pilot,
John Burke to take the wheel, and or
dered him to take the gunboat TO our
batteries Burke fegned fear, but final.
" took the wheel under Yankee guard;
upon nearing the battery he told the
Yankees they were fifteen miles below,
then immediately putting close, when
she received shot which broke the
steampipe, disabling the boat. The Yam
KEGS being perfectly unpreparcd for a
fight and suspecting no design. Burke
Jumped overheard and swan ashore
The boat drilted to the opposite shore,
when her crew made their escape with
the exception of eighteen, who fell into
orr hands. The crew subsequently got
aboard of the Yankee boat Desota, and
with two hundred negroes, effected then
escape. The Queen Of the West is now
in possession of the Confederates, and
will be towed to place of safety for re-
pairs -,
IL il rcported that the Yankee gun
boat Indiauola gave up and was recap
tuyca. II,
The conduct of Burke elicits the high
est praise, ,, c...
Later intelligence states that tho Con
fedcrate States steamer Webb closely puri
sued and captured the Era The Era II
ll.nbled NJ one wheel,