davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-09-15

The Major captured Friday night is named
q. T. Warley, ard belongs to the Cd South
Carolina regiment. He was wounded slightly
in the leg. The nnme Of the other officer Is
Cheney, an Assistant Surgeon. The Major
was wounded at / o'clock that day by frag~
ment Of she'll The boat In which they we're
taken was used as dispatch boat. The crew
claim to be citizens, hut their talk and Nan
Ee1s nnmistakablT prove they are or lave
teep sold1err. They arc close .mouthed.
The officers are sent to Hilton Head.
On Saturday morning, at dsybreak, Gen.
Gilmore commenced the work Of preaching
Wagner. With this view all the heavy guns
were turned upon that point. The Iroosides
md two monitors a'so took part in the en-
gagement rs that when the land batteries
s!ackened fire, tho iron. clAdH were ready to
continue the work. Iu this manner the army
and navy alternating at intervals, the cannon
adi2g was kept up With relentless fury till
to prevent ito rebels repairing injuries. Sum.
| ter and I'LL other rebel works were out of the
programme. The fire, hot, rapid and destruc-
| tire, was coIcentrated on the devoted head
| Of Wagner. Every shot appeared to tell.
| The amount of metal thrown into
| Wagner yesterday Was enormous. Great
volumes Of ssnd rose and enVcloped the fort
| at each diecharge, and holes large enough to
! admit an OK tfam were continuity being
bored and flied up again. Heaps Of sand
Tere first knocked on one side By the land
batteries, and then knocked back again By
lie navy. Amoze perfect game Of shuttle
co1ks WIS meyer played To attempt, unde,
such storm: Of iron, to even sight q guu
would have been considered freak Wilt
enough to aIpaQ mad-man The stnallet
human beiDgever msde could not have beer
stpred in any portion Of the fort outside Ii,
bomb proof without being hit dozens 0
The lines Of the fort; arc 80 disfgured tha
the best engineers would be puzzled to dedn
The original shape without the aid Of preyi
Gus knowledge. How msny feet Of sand GOV
er the guns Of the fort, It would be Imposslbl
| to estimate. Once or twice during the d.
Tie uuzzle ot gun YRS exposed to view b
means Of a~shot that. threw aside the earth
ard then, Ike q drowning man at the Las
| moment, disappeared beneath the su1gin
sea Of eand Aehot struck one gun SO as
set It up on end, and the ne1t sent it fiytn
heels over head, nobody knows where. Elgh
FEET OF protection, according to the opinio
of Col, Turner. the chief artillery officer, W
removed from the bomb b-proof at Z N. e
:. er7tbing that Is done now Is clear gRln. IT
rebels have more than they want to do to tak
care Of their oTn persons, without thtnkir
, Of patching up damages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-17
rrr5I7 WAR IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Jan. I6,-General Bragg has
been superseded in the command Of the Con-
federate army In Tennessee Ey Gen. Longstreet
The latter army corps is at Shel}yville. For
rest IS still near Harpeth. The steamer JAS
Mead. With commissary stores for the army at
Corin+I2. has returned and reports that the
Confe<7cratee. 10 the number Of 2, 500 are en-
canned IN the vicinity Of Savannah, on the
Teunc seae river, and fears are entertained that
the train which left Pittshurg Landing Oh Sun
.lav for Coriuth, under an escort Of 600 men,
will be attacked and captured by the Contede-
rates. ay their presence in that vicinity was ell
firelx unexnected. They were receiving artll-
lery for the purpose Of blockading the river,
and i IS believed that no steamer will now be
able TO 90 I'D the Tennessee river without the
protection Of the gunboats, Forrest had cross
ed the Tennessee river Oh his retreat, and was
at Clifton,
An order from the I. 5. War Department, on
the 5th instant, constitutes the troops in the
Department Of the Gulf, the Nineteoth Army
Corps, and doSignates Major General n P
Banks as their commander. This probably
settles the question ot General Buffers ~retmn
- The department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-17
SOUTHERN NEWS.

OOUlHEIlN NEW y.
A correspondent Of the Petersburg Express
writing from Richmond, under date OF Janua-
rv s, says-''The commonest hxurles OF lie
are now almost beyond the reach OF the poor
Goal and wood are very hard to get, and held
at exhorbitant prices. The city is literally
crowded with people, and the smallpox, which
T learn is on the increase, is likely to become
an epidemic [ would advise all who have no
business here to stay away. There is danger
here coming from the pure country air
The Petersburg Express announces the ar
rival there, on the 9TH inst, Of a large num-
Der Of women and children who were recently
allowed tc leave Washington and Norfolk, and
adds: ''The ladies we're met by expectant
friends and sympathising strangers, who CON
Quoted them to the different hotels in the city
and to private residences, many of which were
thrown open to receive them.
A correspondent Of the Petersburg Express
tells the following as the latest story about
"Stonevall' Jackson: 1.-The night after the
battle council Of war was held by Gen. Lee,
to which all Of his generals OF division were ia
vited. General jackson slept throughout the
proceedings, and upon being walked and asked
for his opinion, curly said:-'Driye EN- in the
ryer--drive en- in the river
Gov. Brown Of Georgia, has insisted upon
the exemption from CONSUMPTION OF militia OIL
GERS actually IN commission, and has carried his
point.
The city council Of Macon: Ga, has fixed
the license to retail spurious liquors III that city
al $4,000.
The roprietors Of the Richmond Enquirer
have bought the Forrest Manufacturing Com
pany paper mill, in Wake county, y. C.: for
s50, coo.
When Gen. Johnston arrived at Chattanoo~
ga, Tenn, party Of persons yehementy call
ed him out for q 81 czech. At last he appeared
and told .lacm he ''a7ould much prefer to see
them in the army
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-17

GREAT SNOW STORM IN THE WEST.
CINCINNATI, January l6.-All out OF door
business was generally suspended yesterday,
on account Of the snow storm. The street
railroad cars stopped running, and the trains
on all the roads leading to the city were behind
time, and number did not get here at ALL
The roof Of the barracks on Vine street, tell
in from the pressure Of the storm, and portion
Of the roof OF the gas works. and the roots OF
several other buildings wers crushed from the
same cause No lives have been lost as tar as
known The storm has been general through
out Ohio and Indiana, ranging in depth from
six inches to two feet.
The N. Y. World says 1.-The startling ex-
hibit made by Mr. Spaulding, IN bis speech;
of the colossal expenses of the war and the enor-
NOUS strain which must be put on toe nation
al credit, cannot fail to arrest attention and
make a profound impression Oh the public
mind. S'AVe could not, +" says Mr. Spauldlng,
"shut our eyes to the vastness OF the volume
Of debt that was opened before US. It was
very soon made apparent that our national
debt would, at an early day reach s., GOO, o002,-
0OO.-eQua' to half the debt OF great Britain:
If Mr. Spaulding had perceived the tull slgn1t-
icapce of this comparison to the enormous pub
lie debt Of Great Britan-a debt which has SO
long been the financial wonder of the world
he would have added that, in the pressure of
the burden, our debt would not be half equal,
but fully equal to that Of England, inasnluch
as the interest on ours is At twice as high a
rate.
The movement in Ireland for the erection
Of statue to the memory Of Daniel O'Connell
is daily increasing in force and volume. Though
only few months have elapsed since the pro-
iect was first preached, the subscriptions on
the first Of January amounted 70 twenty-five
thousand dollars.
A Jury in Brooklyn, n. Y, has given a yer
dict of$2, ia against city railway company IL
that city. in favor Of Miss Maria Hamilton. for
personal injuries on the road,
The report Of the repulse ct the Con1ederates
at Springfield, Missouri: is confirmed by dis
patch from Gen. Brown, stating that after az
engagement Of thirteen houss the Confederates
withdrew, and were, at last accounts. ia full
retreat towards Arkansas.
General Dix sends a dispatch giving the Fed
eral version of the skirmish ne;r Suffolk, Va, on
| the 10th inst, claiming that the Confederates
| were defeated, and not the Rederals, as repor-
ted through the Southern papers.
A great snow Storm prevailed at the West,
yesterday. In Canada also there have been
recent heavy SHOWS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-17
JOHN r. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE SIRhElo,
HAS constantly on hand, Nos. !, ana 5ei+. .
L Mackerel, IN barrels half barrels az '1;hnt
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef A asa;v y
choice brand of Sugar Cured Hams, tor 1a1' o.:
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and genera o' r1
sortment Of goods for family supplies oall 81
examine. ~
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