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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

Great Gongrat0InfOry Meeting
in behalf Of tbs - ..o.,o,.m,o,,
will he held al COOPER INSTITUTE. on
FRIDAY EVENING March 10. at y O'clock, -
on which the foowins eminent speakers will POSI-
TNELY address the meeting;
The Rev. SIDNEY A. COREY,
The Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
EDWIN JAHks,.FsQ.,
SIMON STERN ESQ.
The Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, the Hon. JOHN VAN
PrTRF V The Hon. JAMES Il. BRADY. the Hon. JAMES
BROOKS. the Rev r.. IL HATFIELD. RABBI RAPHAEL
have been invited expected to be present The
OLD fOLhS
Rave kindly volunteered aDd viii appear In ths COSTUME Of
hundred years sgo aud will give selection Of their most
rirErs TO be had ct the -. Nicholas Fhhayenae. and
Metropolitan Hotels aid at tho door.
J y. GRAY.
MORRIS ALTMAN.
b. T.. OS6OOD.
Committee of Arrangements.
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Alumni AssocintioD-College Of Physicinns
and surgeons.-lhe Annual Orntion before the Alumni
will be delivered by DIR. WILLIAM G. ROBERTS at Irving
Hail Of lplns-plsce and l3h-'t. on THURSDAY,
March u, during the Commencement exercises The Anui'
yerary Meeting OF the Association will be held at the house
OF DR.. AbAm Do so', no. 10 West llh-st, on FRIDAY.
March 10, at olclocx 2. N.
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6peual Notltrs.

Wendell Phillips in Brooklyn.
pROORLYN YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN A5SOCIA-
TION.
GRAFTON BY
WENDELL PHILLIPS
Subject
"TOUsSAiNT EOUVERTURE.'
Al the
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING. March H.
At 8 O'Clock.
Doors open at % o'clock Tickets Is cents each: -
For ale At W II Baboocy's, No. 20 fuiton-sL w. w
Ro.ris no. I42 Atanto.st W w Swsynes No 80 fui
ton st. and at the Of III. Aocison No ls+ sshng
tonst Broos IN. - ,.., ...,,
-REsIRvED SEATS so CENTS Each.
For sale at w n Babcocks. No. 2b fuiton-st. BROOK
lyn and al Hosgord KetcbtIs No. 50 Wiiam-st. New
York
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COTTON IN ESGLhND.
WASHINGTON LETTER,
d. w. BARTLETT.
ADJOURNED CONGRESS.
GENERAL NEWS
THE WAR.
PULL REPORT FROM THE ARMY.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
AIRLINE RAILROAD
FROM BOSTON TO NETWORK.
GOLD PANIC.
MONEY MARKET
STOCKS
GOLD CONTRACTS.
FAMILIAR LECTURE,
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
ANOTHER WESTERN PICTURE.
MRS. @. M. KIRKLAND.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
HOME MISSIONS.
NEWS FROM
ILLINOIS.
DENOMINATIONS NEWS.
cosonE0AT TDSsaTrv,,.y
BAPTIST.
LUTHERAN
MISCELLANEOUS
rNDrr-N DrII/,rOr1G NEWS
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS EAST.
CHURCH OF ROME.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, SYRIA,
SYRIAN CHURCH. INDIA.
EASTERN AND ANGLICAN CHURCHES.
CHURCH REGISTER,
Containing more complste list of
MINISTERIAL CHANGES
than any other paper.
GENERAL NEWS.
POLITICAL
MARX HOWARD OF HARTFORD IN THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
HON A. A. BARNHAM OF CONNECTICUT.
THE COPPERHEAD.
full description Of this Abomn.bio Reptile. which should
DO read BY every
sECEssIONIsT.
UNION CLUB. BOSTON.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
POLISH UPRISING
ENGLISH OPPRESSION.
KING or GREECE.
DINNER PARTY IN LONDON.
BAYARD TAYLOR
THE SOLDANELLA;
AN ORIGINAL POEM
MISS SARAH D. CLARK.
CIIILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
A new snd beautiful Story.
THE GOLDEN GATE; A LEGEND.
LITTLE GIRLS ANSWER
SELECTIONS
LAFAYErrE,s FINAL LEAVE,
DIR. BaIGHAM IN SOUTH AMERICA
POPULAR DECISIONS
n,,,v ~ DRY IN g a3 Pops MARKET
PRICES CURRENT, =.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
,o,. .o,o,,,i@ an amount Of instructive, entertain
ing and useful matter, worthy OF special attention.
THE INDEPENDENT.
considering the extent and character Of us 'u0'cpu0n "
REST ADVERTISING MEDIUN..
In THE COUNTRY. :
Tia So,oia Contributors ars;
HORACE GREt Ivor,
John @. WHITTIER.
n.,. srE fHi il. FSSa, nDy
Rev. LEONARD SWAIN. d. D..
providence, X l.;
Rev. THEODORE L" CVnLEh,
R.v. JOHN P. CULVER.
Norwich, Count.
RAJ, ROBERT NJ. HATFIELD,
Rsr DANIEL CURRY D; D.:
Rev. FREDERICK u. CLARK.
New.iork;
President JULIAN M. sTuKr EvANT.
President JOSEPH +. .UTTLE,
wsb i,h CollegeJ
Ro'. CHARLES, L. BRACE:
Row Prof +, w FISKE,
Chic 10 Theological 5shinssl
WENDELL PHILLIPS
R.v. j. l.. CORNING,
Mra.HARRlEr BEECHER STOWE
M.EDNA DEAN PRoCT9R
Mir. II. c, C0NANT.
Mrs. C. NJ. KIRKLAND. r...
Mr.. MARY H. C. BooT ii''
Zurich, Swi.serians
rv.x,. san.r .upuun. paid In advance 80 30 By %
nsr. opec'"'e aS% I9SEPH n RICHARDS Pubshsh
Ne SBsskmsn-sI. Nsw-ien'
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Prof. q. GajRni will deliver . Course Of SIX LEG
1URLs on. line Italian h.ce." z. "SubteraIean
Roue;s 3 The Coliseum L. "Ths Vatican Hll" s.
Dante" 6. The Roman Question" At tho Hal Of the
Iisoiioa Society 10 2dsv to begin with MONDAY EVEN
mo. March 6 o'clock. and continue MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS Heksu for sale at Chr.,teras Bookstore,
No. 163 Bro.d~ay. and at the door.
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Mrs. Huldah Allen, m. H., will lecture to ladies In
tho basement Of DR.. Chspn's Church No J8 broadway
o'clock to-day Subject-E8so's Of 3a, Codes Alcoholic
| liquors. 10. Aaasslsp, " ssax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
}. T. LLOYD. American Map Publisher.
NO. I64 broadway. N.

EVIDENCE Of THE VALUE OF LLoYD's MAPS
Lloyd. New Map Of tho United States mounted on rollers
and vanished is the bs Map Of country pubshed
for price 81 IL oagh, be hung up BY every
feds to illustrate the daily progress and incidents Of the
War for tbs Union. HORACE GREELEY.
Moo. York City, Dec. 81. 1852.
EAvr DxPaurxrsr, WAshIS01oa, u. C., Sept II. 1862
commanding the Mississippi sqaadror is authorized pur-
squadron. GIDEON wELLEs. Sec. Navy.
DKPaRrnxsr OF srsra WAsHiSoros. ID. q.
J. T. LLOYD. Publisher Sir; Pess- orwsd Immediately.
BY mail directed 10 the Secretary OF state copies OF LLOYD.
Topographic. Nap Of Virsni.. Loyd,' Military M,p and
Maps you mey is'ne.
J. G. DERBY. Librarian State Department.
From Tn. " Y. Herald.
We hsve received Lloyd's Msp OF VIZ MIA TIL, u nc
used in tho Planning Of campaigns in virginia by Our ON
uan is''n-Chef
From The " Y Tribune.
LLOrD's Mar or NiRasIA.-Thi, Map IL ffom sdTyeys,
very large and IL. price l. bat p cents ma t.s b" Map
saieA can Be Ys'eas'sa.
~ The public cautioned against smother Lloyd BY
whose hops TO deceive the public With .puous
LoJos "s" ,H 80 "p -. ~ s aves o' 80, 49,. 90
OF ersry Map Ss MAp Of tho Southern states Issued
spp The latter place omitted nom hs slioge;LsI
tIoYD,s KEW p. O. DIRECTORY or THE 1. s. AND
CANADAs. UP 10 MACH 1904
Eosx WILL "a FEisTtp oStf Tnoss suhschiBnD y0H.
" roc corr, oaDEH EAHLr 800 PAGE, At ONLY
s. COFr-wokTH 81 ncst ny mail anywhere, fsse
poss.s ~ pucs aud IsgrGnesG t1is ee.rsp
MSe IlA.ay @nd III receive copy ~ re-
nail a.. 81.
Complied BY the Assistant Chief CLERKS Of tho different z.
o. D.psum-n. Contains the names Of nearly 1000 saw
the United States aud Cansdss since lSss
when IN. o Directory Published, also contains
a. the fo.t. Law. the sni foreign countries %
date AMI the q po',Ee to or,n ooun,s beside va
ushle information ~ svsrJ slis writer and bunes. the
whole an god ph.b., Ia siafs COnniies And fon
OFo, names Warranted rrsbc money refunded. TAI,
l. tn only fo.Oc. Directory Of Canada ever i.saed and
being com sd Official Hsy be relied
rect
PHicE - CgSrs cent by mail receipt 81 money The
,t of Pos Orice, soahsrn States h pies only 10
June 66 the us oommunost Ne between the North
aad south stopped but there m'ny changes II
the South, A. may be colAiisfs1 a. almost perfect
T. o. DEPARTMENT. W,SgisGrOS. DC, FEB. 10. 1893,
Tn. Po.Ucs Directory OF tho United States for 1868
which ia pabl.hsd BY NJ J. T. LLorp, No. l6l Broadway
~ " VA compiled by zontsmsn OF sbiy. well n,ted 'oF
such duty having been Ia the r. o. Department years
believe th. book accurate VIM A. BRYAN.
lCopy1 Chief ClsTk T. o. Department, and
Chief OF Office Of Inspection.
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No. I73 MKacER.sr.. Eav.i org.

No. lT3 MsaCERsr., Sgv-f ORE
J.E. yOs EIssSBERG, NJ D.-Dear Doctor: have besa
afflicted with total des'ns and was induced to pay you
vs No one can imagine my deisht when AFTER opess-
ton my hearing suddenly aud without pain restored 70
me- which feel grateful After being totally deaf
almost shut from the pleasure OF usog - eece' ~
sen.eto h,ve It returned and to hear distinctly fhseo
rss, credit you for the immense amount Of s you pos
ss Ibss to thank you for what 50 truly appreciate
am. Sir ysur obediens servant
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Duslness Goilrc5.

To OFFICERS IN TIE Army" BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHKs" Cough and Voice Lozsuses con
cain Ingredients acting specifically the Of the voice
they extraordinary eesoy In all sfectious Of the
throat and synr restoring their healthy tone when relaIed
either from cold overexsron Of the voice aud produce
clear ard distinct enancistio As there are limitations, be
aura to obtain the genuine.
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Dawn with the Copperhends:

Tie Proceeding. Of the Greet Mas Meeting Of Loya',s Of
81. parties. Cooper Institute, published In plnphe,
form for general circulation. -
The Spsechr. OF Jane, Brady John Van Buren, Judge
DAILY and David Dudley Field, good cure for Copper
he De aud Peace men. -
PRicE--sinsls copies csn.i 30 copies ell 100 copies
81 5O pies go These not include mail or
express charges Address -
THE EVENING POST,
No Al Nna.nu.sl. New. York.
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TnE UNITED STATES Tax LAW.

1bL ONilI- ClAiIo M @''
nov RKADI in pamphlet Of ~ p,gA on fine white paper
beside the BILL which iswod for word IN aseoiesnoe
the Original text append TO 1t ADhaDecai becspula
ou every article by the law and the amount
" be levied thereon This renders IL b complete
and convenient a. il IL possible to MAKE it. 80
Price esnts postpaid "a pet 100 sent by eIPrcs
- w uby nal Adde'S gRx TxlsVHst NsW'xork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

premium on GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can.
change bis prices with the fluctuations Of gold without
lncurriug expense in advertising the changes,
eompesdto sell his Pens Old Prices Thinking h' Custom
entitled to the benefit Of the Premium Gold rather than
che Ws debeses Of the best this country ever
had he offers to all RENTING the Of their ordorsn
Gold the full Premium in this city the day when received
In this he hopes 70 do country aud his customer.
good without inuriug Liuse for the MoroS PKS
oot be made without GoLD.
When Paper Money seut United States is preferred over
any other. A. MOKToN No. Is Msldenlane, New York
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NEWS FOR NRw.YoRkERs.

The CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE is
nasd prepaid wh6 oesuful mounted objects for W with
a obses 81 by HerIy Cisig loo Ccptrest Sd floor, ~ A.
Liberal discount to dealers. Sold Broadway by Fowler
Wells $685. Low, ST. Shepard 800; hcfAIiand' c'fner
zJd..t Optical Int under Barnunrs
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EDWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.

NEwYoHK Nov o. 1901.
ps vos ErRypga8 Dear Sir: Before tskiag leave Of
you ssr your most successful operation my allow
me TO express my thanks that by scientific sur
gca performance enabled to hear d'"csy and enjoy
pleasure Of which have long been dephyedover yea.
May you b. rewarded by being enabled to perform many '
ir to benefit sufferers and to your own emooreaI
Allow me to presen. my kndess regards AID yoa
nv grateful remembrance. Respectfully.
A. MCDONALD REYNOLDS.
Captain Marines Uaited states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
Performs Curcs Of
DEAFNESS,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
DIR. Won EISENBERG.'
From The Journal Of Commerce,

From The Journal Of Commerce
ExcrriSe NEws YoR rHz DxAy-Au Instrument called
Dr. Won Eisenbers Air Passage Expsader aud Regulators
gigantic machine, weighing ty hundred pounds about
n'e iee IN night most wonderful apparatus for reItornS
hgh' ana hearing has just arrived for Dr. Ven Esne the
cesors'ed oculiss and Aur and will DO exhibition at the
Doctors once No e6 Broadway few days previous 10
1t, The instrument IL constructed decidedly on the most
scientific principles To give detailed description would
require greater space than spare Our Ocu
and Aurst seems to do everything In the Of hi, profe
lon gigantic scale. The instrument, Tor restoring
hearing the deaf and sigh. the blind ia 90
that cannot fail to open the obsuced air psagss
His consulting No. sls Broadway
ngy magnificent and his prscce Aut and Oeast large
and emnently successful
From The Ne,c- York Eresin9 Eyprsss Feb. IA, 1ee3
SENSATION AMONG TIE DEAP.-The unrivaed skill Of De-
Won Esenbg raIned Oculist ana Aurist OF No. sle
Broadway has made quite sensation among the Deaf and
Blind BY his wonderful which the Deaf Blind.
suffering from Chronic Cstah from all Das Of the
Union his Office. The number Of his certificates OF really
wonderful cure, swes daily For the benefit Of sueros We
submit the following. which requires no comment:
NEw.YOaK, Feb. 0, 1873.
have been completely deaf in ear and partially 70 u
the other for above years. with dasrselble dis
charge from both ears combined with continual r1mbns
noise In the head for which have been treated by mos
practitioner in the city without the slightest relief
consulted Dr. Won Esenberg. but must ezoddiy "sy
that had faith Ia his when did Ii H. there
fore. due 10 Dr. Won Esenbss acknowledge thai am
ey cured; also that he displayed that skill and knowledge
which have procured for him such unvaed reputation.
Al have had opportunity Of comparing his mode tcst
with that Of Others truly state shat II Is oay
superior the principles which direct his mode Of resos
ing the hearing are, in my opinion, certain.
O.. JOHN TAYLOR.
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NEw-YoRE. MAY II. i363.

have much pleasure 10 being able 10 certify that hsvs
suffered for long time Scsros and nearly compess
loss of sight hAye consulted great well as visit
ing Institutions not only without beDeht bat my case We
given bp a. incusbs despared OF ever recovering ny
,sh, until hearing of Dr. Won Eissnbs' srea! cures do
tsrned 10 place myself under his last resource
resulted in complete From the skilf1l ueansas
great care and attention which experienced from the Doc
tor have hesitation in recommending a, those safens
from diseases Of the eye place themselves under Dr. Won
care with certainty Of being completely cured
shall be happy 70 bear personal testimony.
JOSEPH WALKER, Grseapctet-
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The
INDEPENDENT.

INDEPENDENT.
EDITED BY
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
REV. JOSHUA LEAvITT, d. D..
THEODORE TILTON.
LARGER CIRCULATION
THAN ANY WEEKLY RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
IN THE WORLD.
MORE THAN DOUBLED
IN FIVE YEARS.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
Contents q follows:
BUILDING A MAN.
PROF. WARNING WILKINSON.
THE DECISION BY BATTLE.
HISTORICAL INSTANCES.
REV. L.. G. HOLLAND,
Of the IS6h New.York Volunteers ct New.oresn'
NATIONAL RESOURCES AND CREDIT.
HORACE GREELEY.
TEMPERANCE IN ENGLAND.
REV. JOHN MARSH, d. d.
MEN OF COLOR TO ARMS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06
More Privateerinp.

NEw YoaK, Feb. eve have reliable
intelligence of the movements of the pirate
Retrtbution from the Capt: 81. til schooner
SPtingbok which has arrived in Boston
from Port Paix. Capt. Grindle states the
Retribution was of that port about. Jan.
18TH and sent a boat ashore pretending to
be merchant vessel. The statement was
confirmed by Capt. Jordan OF the schooner
d. s., BoyntonwhOle left Port Paix Jan. / 9th,
at which time also she was understood to
be ~ that vicinity. She also reported the
destruction of four or five vessels off St,
Thomas, by that Prtyateer, probably false.
as 81; Thomas is far to windward aud the
Retrloution could not have been up in sea-
son to make the report truen 7llfE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06

New YoRK, Feb. 5.-The Herald prints
adYices from the city of Mexico to 4th of
january being one week later than any
previous news, direct from the Mexican
capital. Mexicans complain of their sym.
pathizing American neighbors for sCnding
supplies of mules to the French, and under
the circumstances have begun to capture
them as fast as they can. The French are
gradually advancing to attack Puebla.-
The Mexicans are ready for the invaders.
General Cnrvajal is continually in watch to
guard against surprise. 1t is said the en-
.thnsiasm of the Mexicans to meet their en- h.
envy amounts TO kind of frenzy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06
Markets by Telegraph.
NEw YonK, February

b. NEw York, February 5.
Flour quiet, but prices generally without material
change Buyers are disposed to operate at a slight
Decline (which holders are not willing to submit
Whisky fayors buyers at Including small parcels of
western at 81 Wheat, less doing and the market
generally firm; Chicago spring 4i6Rl 81, MIL club
6S9l 63, winter red western 6E@9l ~ amber
Mich 1901 76. Corn less doing and prices With.
out material change. Oats steady 60D7S for ives.
tern. MolaSSeS firm with n good at 4O@45 for old
dull and lower for old IA S7l9l5 90 for old mess,
10 !6C9lI 90 for new do. Bacon sides without mate.
rial change. ~, tsf- E
Money quite hrm at GOT, chiefly ut tho latter rate
Sterling dull and lower at 1I29l7 II Gold eoutin.
uSs unsettled, openinEat 1864 declining to 1856 al-
Vancing to 15T149157M, and closing ateadyrt I57
...s+. BALTIMORE, February 5.
Flour huoyant; Ohio s7@s 90. Wheat unchanged
Corn unchanged WhiGky firm at 65S66s C6Gea
firm at32933. l. i. 49, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RLHGAYTCLoAKs
IA -Afer the latest Paris Patterns imst r.SsixsJ
and for sale at the lowest prices -.
noY22 ALkN. uEYNIAN1S Isl Main ntran.
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HOUSE.

L
Mr.. Colfax reported bill to establish 81
additional Post routes but making no ap.
preparation; passed without being read.
Mr.Steyens. reported back Senate amend
mepts to the executive, legislative aud ju4
dicial apportionment bill. S
The House disagreed to the amendment
restricting mileage of members to 10 cents
per mile to and from Washington. sst
The House directed that a Court of Con-
ference be asked on the disagreement to
the amendments of the Senate to the bill.
Mr.Wright rising to question of privi-
lege said his colleague, Mr.. Stevens, in a
recent speech charged him with advising a
comprOmise and Cancellation, in such a case
was to make covenant with hell. =
Mr.. Wright denied thath he ever proposed
such action. The compromises he sug-
gested with regard to legislation, in order
to secure harmonious action. He had de
uounced the rebellion out aud out: from
the threshhold, and every man connected
with it. He was for vigorously carrying
ON the war, and putting down the rebel
lion. He would compromise with no reb-
els nlarms.. He was for no compromise ex.
cept an honorable one, by which tue couu-
try could be saved, but not while the reb-
els were in arms, aud in althreatening at
titude. lt.H
Mr.. Stevens was very glad to hear this
from his colleague, He was satisfied that
he had misunderstood his remarks
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The Navy Depart
ment ordered the following iron clad ves-
sels,t be prepared for sea and sent South
at. once-viz Keokuk, Nantucket, CatGkirl
and Sycamore G1E
It is believed here they can be all ready
The Secretary of the Navy has received
information that the Patapsco left Fortress
Monroe to join other mounted vessels, thus
all the Ericsson batteries may be expected
TO be engaged in fight before two weeks.
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8g1y= Of.le.g.rI'.ap6.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Later from C6arlesto1n1lViiiai.l Riobmond

q .rHI s-fs - H..asf liz
Later from C6arlestolnviiasl Ricbmond
Papers. sIliE 80
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Feb. 4,-Richm,o555d
papers of the I'd land Sd have been received
Their account ofthe affair off Charleston Il
uDstantlally the same as published, with
exception of the following ys1s.
RICHNoSD, jan, 3I.-The Secretary Z,
State has notified the British and French
Consuls in this city, that he has received
ohclaI Information of the opening of the
bloceade of Charleston i ? 800 80
The editor Of the Dispatch saws a 1;oht
steamer was dispatched from Charlesfon
after the raising of the blockade. to Mas
sau, to inform the British authorities fbere
of the fact. aE ID !. aTIltrN -,
1t is understood that official notice is bs-
ing given of the opening of the blockade.
1t cnnnot be removed until 60 days previ.
Gus notice has been given to neutral mari.
time governments. ,s.jse
The Richmond DispGtch, of the Sd, saws
the frigate ironsidea is iying. of Charleston
The Examiner. 6ftbe Sd, has the follow
ing: -...j.y ~ = : -
SAVANNAH, ebali-Duriag the attack on
Fort McAllister this morning tbs flag staff
OF an iron clad was shot away. She was
anchored 1000 yards off Fort Richard, and
was evidently injured as she did not reply
to the forts shots, 1870. =
Two gnnboat9 came upto St. Mary's on
monday last. One of the two went up the
river and set fire 70 the houses on several
plantations Hoaa s.t-aI stis = zs5s, 4y...T
Captain Harrfs9n's company of cavalry
nred into them, when they hauled ont of
the fAnDA NS IL aSsSr,a tfos, =
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Latest from Yickshnre.

CAIRO, February 5.-our forces at vicks-
burg are now engaged in. repairing the
ereVasses of last fall, to keep water out of
camp. s-s-7et.s. y E, - ~
The water in the old canal is siztfeet
deep.
ted at 10000. 1t is believed that this is
the largest force that can be brought to its
defence.
A thousand negroes are to be sent from
Msmphis TO work on the canal.
A dispatch from Fort DonelSon tonight
says the fight lasted from p. n. until 6
P. NJ, when the rebels retired in great dis
order southwark.
Their loss is estimated at 200 killed and
500 Wouadeds Oar loss is I2f killed and
Al wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
The Mcdowell Court More about
the Charleston Affair.

WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-Ths evidence in
the Mcdowell court case is closed.
Gen. Mcdowell will on Monday submit
q statement reviewing the testimony.
The reports in regard to the encounter
off Charleston being from rebel sources are
doubtless greatly exaggerated.
There has been NO interruption of the
blockade and such assumption will not be
admitted by the Government
Atelegram was received to day from
Fortress Monroe saying General Dix is in
receipt of rebel news from Charleston to
the Sd 'inst., at which time that port was
thoroughly bloOkaded, the Federal iron
clads laying inside the wooden ships
The former we're not with the feet at the
time of!the attack on the lst inst. An at.
tack on the city was momentarily expect
ed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06

t9rTnE Anti-New State icandidats fl,
Mayor of Wheeling, Va, has been elected
by majority of five hundred votes, and
the Democratic ticket was ssnccess
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch. ...z1.g
The above Information, some how or
other, found its way down to Nashville,
Tenn. lt-Was: not understood at the polls,
that DR.. Baird was the Anti-pew State
candidate as the result of yesterdays cleo
tiOnplainly indicates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-06

B@ JunILAHF.-The new State men
were very jubilaut last evening over the
victory which they had achieved. A dell
egation from the Fourth Ward, which per-
formed its duty SO pObly. stopped in front
OfOur ottiee last evening and after singing
a patriotic song gave three rouSiuR cheers
for the new State. The Fourth Ward is
now the Union banner Ward, and can be
counted as new State all over. zEr-7s...r.