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The New York herald., 1863-01-24

Wheat LEGS buoyant, with sales OF 1870 900 bushels ~
81 70 81 90 FOR white Western 81 6S 81 62 for red
aud arter Western 81 45 81 81 Cor Milwaukee, club
amber spring. aud 81 81 81 AZ for Chicago sprinG
Corn was again shade higher, with sales Of l2o 0oe
bushels mixed Western at 86kc 70 for sound, and
74c SOC for unsound aud heated Rye was IN demand
AT 81 81 TO- Sales made OF 500 busl es barley S
81 a. a$i 55. Oats were in fair demand at 600 TO-
according TO quality.
CorfFr was less active, but stily held We quote Rie
prime Slc exc; good 30Hc; fair, 29hc ordinary.
soSc J a2isc.; jays, Sic. $50; St. Domingo, 2sc
Corros was 10 moderate demand at 76c 76hc for
middlings.
FRHsGHrs.-lhe market was not very active, but was
firm. To Liverpool there shipped ESQ bbls 6our
2s., 900 bushels grain at ED I'd, and 10 tons
heavy goods To London there taken Is TONS
clover seed a 36s and 450 packages bacon and lard as
S0a S2. 3d. To Glasgow there engaged 800 bbls
-Four al 2s Cd and by sepmer 100 bags clover seod a
5Os An American ship to cargo Of gain for an irsh
port direct at $50. shippers bags.
$ 80 and So 20 for layer and bunch respectively
HAY.-North river continued in fair demand az BOO
a$l. ~
HoPs inquired for al 16c. 26c. for new crop.
hETars.-Morc activity was apparent Ia ingot copper
at Ss9o s4ci Banes tin, at 45c a4Ssc Straits do,
SIC. o DC, and spelter ai oMc. Iron was ssaeacss
and steady
MoLAs.ts.--Tbc demand was mainly for New 0rlcans,
the eaes Of which wore 800 bbls, at 34c $780, and 4Tc
q s5c Tor old and new crop resIcctiyeIy.
NAvAL HfoRss were dull though In view OF the light
supplies available, held very firmly.
oilS.--lhere not much doing 10 any other than
fish obs, which we're bgoyant in price
PROVISIONS There WAS more activity and hrmncss In
tho market for pork the sales OF which 800 bbls
at GA 7s for cd and SIG SO 25 for new mesa ana
$ll % $l3 for prime Beef quiet with saes of 22k
bhls. at $l1 so $l3 for plain $l3 s3 75 for
Sales also made of 1900 bb icrces lard within
range Of Ice 10sc.; 900 boxes bacon AT 7o 9ko,
and los packages hams and shoulders at 7c 30 and
5Hc. SAC. Butter inquired Tor ri 2lc. CSC. for
State and lUc. 2oc for Western Cheese in demand
at l0c a}a1Sc.
R'cxThere were $50 bags East India sold, partly ~
TIC.
SUGARS were In more demand with sales Of 200 hhds
at 1896 IL &c. for New Orleans aud l0c 10i&c for
Cuba.
Ssxos were M moderate request at former rates,
SPICES were firm, but not active.
TOBACCO s very active and prices full Sales 95s hhds
Kentucky, Is 1c. Sic. % cases seed leaf 17c 33c.
TAIoB.The days sales reached l50 900 lbs, al lilo.
nhc.
Teas active and prices tended upward decidedly.
WHIsgEr.-There we're 400 bbs sold at from a9e .
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S HiPPiN G NEWS.
Fort Of New York, january es, ls0s.

CLEARED.
se~nship CITY o. baltimore (Br). Kennedy Queenstown
stesmsh,p reuena tHam, Taube Southampton and Ham.
shis shooting siAr, Drinswa,er, Ban yraucsco-wm T
ship Arab orr GARDINER Idverpoo,-rrask Dearborn
s ssp SeSs oS OK sr rTs% Ss~T @ Kao1 Co.
sSrs @ Roshssy ts tBr rssor HaSScr arsssx Greene
Rafk Harry Booth, Drummond. rortland--James Ward
AGO.
Brg baron a. casdue Haskell. Ehzabethport-Mescaf q
scsraR c ,Rr,. Hamilton, poin, pe.re-D newolt;
s.hr r!co,t Duncan New orlssns-RoOson 4 fosdick'
sehr G Coles retlit Fortress Monroe Fl Campbell.
schr Elixsbc'h Ann Huesnn, Ch hncoleague-A havena
srhr Jennings orsmer. washingon-vau Brunt
schr Smith sonar, Washington IN ( Mccready Co,
Schr John Lane Po.'". Barnre.
scr @ < Nav Nav. nascr n' raaersa a~BeniIey smith %
schr Kae Walker, aulliver. Rlrabeshport-Bret sca
schr Y q o;rler puri,roueh, canten.
sssr s%eais. yssls. Ssssnain ssiSS; 49, :
essr cs1s Brown
s sr e1s ea ainmSy s" fss"In xss a1rsS Rn'sf Racket
soop psrs Ss~ Ssy aSssa BFs
AnRIvEn
sh'g Gen widams fBr Of 8, John. NB), Hatfield Liver
81, a sa:oa .evsn. London Nov =
SHIP john M-rit Msnsne Yordesar Is das% with wine
h. % u Tupper& Son. Anchored In Lower Ray 2,th ~
shin Senator lken (Renl Meyer Bremen, 65 days, with
ndse and rs nassrngcrs. TO Muller Kruger.
Park Cahnt fR OF Pictou McGregor Cork, II days. In
iaiast to Mccall Firth. 20.h inst while coming IN the
Lowe, Roy in collision with Rrern ship Senator Ken
from Bremen carving borsDr and caheads with all
the hnaigpsr a.inched. Tl'e ship not damaged.
hets dam, Peierson Galway, 6S days. in ballast,
TO Fnneh Meinoso { werd,.
Park VIM Wall. Cashier Havre, Nov 2s In ballast %
Pe,uar 4 Brown on the outward passage from New Or
leans Jones of England. fell from the foretop
and was killed. 10th inst LAT ~ i5 Ion 72 90 spoke brig Pro-
tens. from ravana for Portland with msinoast sprung
Rra Csspsr Wild (Nor), Tergeseu, GalOsy 65 days, In
ballast, 70 order.
Brio Haadlng lEor, Lance, Queenstown 60 days. in bal
last. 10 tolrrboe Enirhen.
Srhr Gen Marion HnIpin Fizabshror for FAN River.
Schr Hazard. Wilson. Eliyahehport for Providence
Schr Sea pird. Chase Providence 2 davs
Schr Raiubnw. Daniels. Ncw Haven for Deals Island.
Schr DR. Franklin. Ward, West Point.
Eisaner M Stevcne. porEherty. Baltimore.
Steamer Pelican, Baker rovidence.
SAILED
b Steamship. Damascus Liverpool; Talisman, Kinescu
ia; Br brig Pctrel.
VIVID NJ s1n2et NNW
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FINANCIAL.

49,
N DfERSi AND SAILORS PAY ACCOUNTS AND
CLAIMS adjusted and CASIiED. BACK PAY. PRIZE ana
Bounty moneys collected and cASHED; PENSIONS pro-
cured by EDWARD BIssBfI. late Putser o. = Navy, Hy
BrosdweS corner OF Chambers tiicet New YORK
N d-rs' Pay Claims cashed AZ sigh-Bark Pay, Bounty
PenssJns Prize Money promptly collected; approved
Soldiers Pay Claims ca.hed, By Ola wKE Elliott, Al
go Broadway, ne,t TO the corner of Bsrsksr street.
A RNy AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM oFFICE.-An
n rcsrs tpuntes PENSIONS and prize money now rehy
for twenty vessels promptly collected ~ he lowest ra,es
,end approved claims cached by J. Y. HuNr& W, hvtho
raed Government Claim Agents, M Broadway reN iofA'
room No. 70.
A RNY AID NAVY COLLECTION AND PAY oIfIcE.--
~ PerslSns Bounty Fay, ,Pfs Money, ehu otner auss
Claims colle-ed AID cashei Crcuar VIZ. ~ q P,cc:
for disbursement and hook pf thw,
upon application soMBs BROWN, 1reIs pAee, ~ y.
A RxY AND NAVY COLLECTION AND PAT OFFICE
APensous Bcuny Back Pay, Irfe Asney snd otheipnst
sIns 20 cr,ed and csshed Circular, with list o. rrzre
for dIstursenea boob ofsDssrse,,sns &c sens
upon application NJ q psrs niaro Nv
<,Ey,ryE CONFEDERATE MONEY wASrED-THa
sdveris.r shes few srecimeusfsr curosY
countcrieiN tan ~ detected. Ad
dress CURIOSITY boz $50 Herald office.
MONEY TO LotS-oN IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
nj An ths city county of New York: brokerage
psY. Apply ~ II Wal street, room No. -
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American snipmes,ers Assseiattsn.

FoI VAIL Efse,T-R0cNS2 u AND Is.
TIE following approved Masters and Oce have Tecsyed
commissions from this Assocation:--
John Poole schr ponita Christopher Peterson rg Chas
Adams; Matthew Murphy brig Elliott; Benz ID Clark,
shin Deiiiavsn: Chas n Chase fate bark Pilo Fish:
Mcdonald. schr Idaho Samuel Jov bark Harmony Hugh
Gregory, tato har ! Il Mora; Bernard Luce, (rnatel
bark Marthas vinayard Isaiah Alien, bark Kate Samler;
John Toye hsrk G sma Jas Lennerton, brig NJ iior-
Orion II Leland scir Palmetto; johnson Archibald.
schr BROOKS; David crrr.r bark DMnkeld; Exnouh
pavsos. brig Union VIM Bradford bark Milton: Jno San.
tisie brig Baron de Caatine Edw Nye (matal ship
Georges; Edw Delaney, Geainship Trade Wind William
n Rich bark American Faeie Michael Collins, brig Irl-
uInph. Colin Benkou, brig Zero.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
CITY COmmERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Jan. 23-6 P. NJ.
Asaes--Saies were made Of 90 bbls Ut SIC aSEc Tor
pots and SIC. for pearls.
Bssapsrtrss less freely purchased TO say,
though The tendency OF prces toward lower range
We heard OF gales OF Is 200 bbls State and Western,
500 do Southern and TOO do canadian, within our ~
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issued snd made legal tender BY the United STATES gov
The reporta A, three Of the CITY railroads show
Che following hrsras, for the year ending Septem-
ber 80 I662:-
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MARRIAGES AND pEATHs.


BucK-AasorT. Wednesday December H. 1902 by
the Rev. Isaac wescott, \. vAlxSrr1 Beck susrs "
Amor, all OF this city.
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CO60(= ,BeriC()te.


~ I'm ct @ henbIott. - Die
bfuttge Nnutrter peS r1nentltdbsn Weder ent.
b@t ote n%e,efen uhD tnteveRantelfsn Na6rtG.
ten oSln &rie0sl@aupIds II. q. Jol8suOeS
Wettere 8ertGte aber bic erpBe
S6IaGt nm @1tca mduea,
. CT untergang bes WebsIIen
b%ampferS Sumpter,
eebtsS 1pn 8urn{tSe'S Wrmee,
@barIeRpn 1t. (. 10. .. g... U.s.
Gtn3elne Nant,nern s Gents. @o
Na6 Oeutl9lanb berlenbem tutr bic Nlms
rter NIT Dem niDr8en Mtttag abaebenoen
Dampfer ftr 10 Gents p~prtpfrei an cine &c.
Nbrefe.
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em.fo,o ser rtfSrt1en cfastere in Mem gOre.

New 0prt, 1. Sft. Da8 VOn Den Stab
0Iutprit6tsn ernannte Gomtte nta6te Dem rul
GfThen Nbmiral al Soro fettes Ttag9eni6ifes
seIne Qufrartuna. sic iUarben init Saluts
ShfGen BON Der ga13en ruIllHen 8lOtte ent@
b~fnnnet, pslGe pteperbClt uurben, nIs Der Nb>
rrniral III @e1elI8aft beS Gumits0 mad Der
Stobt obfuBr. Dte WrD3eGfpn sug ben Srcase
mar binunteg bnrd cine ,iagefenre Wfsrt=
insnmalle, bic G9 bort ~aa8eianntelt bate.
Much good feeling was manifested. 1o
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StabfsSommi1ari0f.

SaltinGre, Is. Sept. 1868.
StS Nftttpcd, ben 80. b. Sc, Wtcr9en8 10 ll6r., merz
ben in bteien1 Sureau 6tiie unb b~eritege(te Nn9etote in
@mpfatg 9enpnlnlen, eiu neue8 Utartt6auS auf benz Ieeren
@jrinbititde weftlif BON benz ieeigeu Nfartt6auic in SOL
n8irraBe ST baueu, tpeldeS stpei Gtpfmerte bod, feds
nno nelnii8 6uB lang nnb brei nnb ieG8Gg TuB brett Iein
ip1, ipptei boS pbere pber 5peite Stodtpert berart ecuz
ftruirt iein NUT, baB e8 alS eu TfIentli6er &ertaufslabeu
beuutbar lit.
sae raRsre Gustnuit tpirb onf gnfrage in bieien1 8uz
reart ~9eBebeI.
Der @%cmmiiiGr beFaIt itb ba8 9fe6t ppr, ale sena6z
ten Angebpte suradSutpeiieu,
Muf 8efebl
Spb mttb,
(1Sept6mljdt) Glerf Ser Stdbtcpntr1f1G
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AnBebote fur @ttD 8omeS, Science
AnIefheA

office Der 5=@cmmifiare,
Baltimore, 26. Sept.
nhtet tno trait Der an Is. sunni 1868 b~eft6ttgten Dr.
otlant yfc. so, unb in le6ereinfimtnltna nit unb bei
SOImaGt Der General aiem6lp BON Wturplunb, Gap. l,
Pallhf am u. aptil 1862, ftnb biz Sinan5. @%ourntiiGre
a~iitportftt' Observation-Disclosures Dollars 8onts, Cber 10
Slsl ea1Sn, 0s nStRig if, aussuSebeu, bic feds PCT. 3in@
5oPlear nnb lift elm Giisausafonb fir bic @irlSiuns Der
Bombs in breiSi9 9a9ren SurSeIe6eu.
@erne9elte Angebote, a~breTirt an bic Sinun3z@ pumii=
lare mt oer aufi@rift rPrppOials for @itp 8pubS" wers
Den IN Der @e8titrators office bis I'M IL ll9r WaOr8ens
ah Wtoata9, ben Ii. Sftpber, fit Observation-Disclosures
DO 9 befaster 8pnbs ntsesensenouriuen
an9ebote iperSen an ~bemIel6en Sag, nm IL ubr
Nftta8s, anf Der 0tubprS Office erSffnet.
OaS epmttc be6alt ftH ba8 0te4t Dor, irgeut zines cber
allie In9ebpte su b~eriperfen.
Spbu Gee Chapman,
S. 0ittt9 S6affer,
e on z. @IIicptt,
(2<IlStD 6inan;z@ pmmifGre.
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(0d0p6) @ffefIor be8 8. 0iftrifts BON Msartlain


Baltimore, % Sept. 1868.
IGe &ericnen, bic i6re Steuerz0fe6uuuoen fir ba8
Sabr 1868 nod ni6t tesa6lt BADEN, iperben 6iermit bez
1a4rt4tI9t, baB bic an Staat8iteuern b~etpili9ten 4 p@t.
Dt8ccntc unb bic 2T psi. an Gtabtfteuern mad benz
!. Stt. %aufbSren. a4e, bic nod Gteueru bonn bprieeu
Sabre i9ulben, iperben i~pieper6oGt getparnt, ~bteIelbeu 0pr
benz l. DIT. gu 5aRIen, ba ib anbernfaG8 s%espnnsen Bin,
Die Ge@nungen benz SRrpebpr sur 9(acirung eiu,rreiden
rrb 5nm Sertauf a~u5useiseu.
Mug. 81. Erfce,
lOI@(Op) Gttb-& puector.
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mnfnn eines OfHsiers.

New Sort, 1. Dtt. WPaiCr 6. .. 9unt
BON Snaenteur : Gurps, ein 8saoer Deg g..
apaOerneurS 6unt, purpe bsate 9efabrlt2 bet
etnem Experiment, bas er ma&te, %SsrpnnOet.
Man stpetfslt an GeInem MuffCtnt@en.
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Ser st. NHenOr8 Gffice,
9ritter 0ifrift BON Marblanb, $40. 90
gEeftz8a lttmpreitr. Tim 3ipeiteu @tod)s

NefzBoltlmpreiFr. Jim 3fpelten StotG ;
trn 80. Sept. 1868.
Qae PerIonen, bic in benz S9eiGe Der 13. NIB IA. Mar6
tpogl'en, bic BON @epr8 $. 0p6ipn, @ebifsz4feIicr Der
8. Stotftcn, uno bic in Der Is. Gsarb ippRuenbeu 8erIo=
men, teldbe BON gBnt.g S Santmerilep, @ebilfS=AfeIipr
bee -. 0ioiitcni ebenip Sic, pel6e in Der 20. ,gearb
ippb11eit unb benz S6tif be. 10. Barb, tpelbe bon 9Eit.
&. @ater9euie, aifHt. giieiiOr Der 8. 8iSiiion afieBt finb,
iper0en bternlit benaGri9tiet, taB bic in ~befasten Oifritz
ten anfgencntrnenet unb arssefertistea 2iiten sur @ciif1ns
ertt9 ttno unh 10 Gage BPM Datum an 3ur Onr6fidt
pten lteSer. ga1 &blanf bieier Griit iper6en IppeGdtip=
men 9e9en irrt6iimti9e Ober gu bp6e @6I6dsungen eutsez
9en9e1onltle1 nnb entf4ieben merben. Stint Gage ftnb
5t beieut 3pede anberaumt.
20 nj. 6. Scale,
(OttOpS) MIieIlcr be8 8. OiftriftS BON 95nrbIonb.
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Epnfcribirte.

8pRou,-1 l.. Sit. Neanbuabert @puicrts
btrte SerlieBsn 6eute bas Depot 81 Song Sc,
lamb fir Dte WptOmac Nrmee.
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Oi4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WbtGobelpbta, /. Ott. Dev Cub
1crittiuus : Ngent 3ei8t bic Surtttie per bsate
bertuuftem 9tfeterungssnIst9e auf $l,043,>
300 on. ~ ~ 1.-
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Gramlnatipn Scr wearine alfapente.

Newport, /. Stt. Die praFun8 Der
@eefabetten sing beute su @nee. llnter ben
auriG9epieIensn 6nabsn befnbet lf6 siu Neffe
2tucpln's.
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@DntmtfTartot.

Baltimore, /. Sttbr. 1868.
Oea4ri1t tpirb 6termit sesebeh anen gerIpnen, bic Nptis
erRalten ba6en, ibre SuBmese repariren gu Iaifen uhb ber@
%iGumten, bieier auifcrperuu9 naf3ntomnteu, bos na& benz
10. bic barauf be5iSli8e Srbiuan3 freuge in au8fii6runa
9ebraGt ipirS. guf 8efebl
SOB GmitB,
GOft5mIiq3) @Gert ber @taStcommiffGre
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

:. - T@T~I -"N(~~oNU~ANB|
0aeiuen B~efunnten lnb benz 8abttfuna bic er9e6eue
&nBeige, bas I'D ueine ja "a
TGrberei .
bon $50. Al S%arriiou= mad gtp. 288 q. @apfr , 6tDii@eu
8elairuturft nnb GisquitBtr. berlest BABE uab Bite i4
ba8 mir fri6er 9ei@enfte 3utrauen aud fiir bic Gplge gu
89eil perben 81 Ialen. Ct I
T26iept10it] 81. 9B tlIar.t
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rDe8.Mnaein
NE WSnr0 1tnipn peooue.

srn~ Die Ate gCGrb linton 2eneue wtrb etne pffsntltde
kAsSH @plt8berf IA M m III n8 tn Q6ebfertal=
~as%A lie am 8rettn8 ben 2, Oftpber, MbeutS Inn 8 lt6r
Ga abbGlten, tn tetGer Der M6tb. QDnt. Onntel etne
&ebe balten rptrb, Der llntpn nGlee Glub", unter DIRECTION
Der $50. 9a9par6, 9rrner une Ttcpt perbet tsftntat 3u8eBen
ietn unb bsr19iebene patriptii9e 2te6er b~prtrdeen.
Nae l1nipnminner ber Stabt fnb gu bic Ter Ber1ammlung
e~ingeldben - SIM Muftra9
(MftDo) a 8Gpmit e.
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MatDlGnb cInftttut Mu8ffeuuno.

9eute (5rettd9) perben NrttfeI MUIR fur Mu8feauue ae.
nrntt'en; lad bteient Gage herbert fetne Mrtitel ~tpfenfret
Gntfernune fDnmen.
pie IHSfeaung tpirb nd&fen MpntuS AbenO Z lBr fir
Seiuder %e<bftnst ietu. =
@tntrttt5prets.
@at19n-&tfttS, 8ultt9 iHr einen Serrn nnb Dame oSer swtt
Oaitett, $500
Se18 %etnjelne Gtntrtttetartet . LOO
@in3elne @tntritt8tnrten %
&tnber unter 10 SJdbren 10
(Do1rl -. 80. @anabItn, gprGber.
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Bur BeChtutto.

SUI ScGcDtun6-
gpn netner 9teHc bur& DeutIdlanb, 8eteien, SranfretG
unb bic Sdweis aurtdsetetrt, eriu9e t9 6ae Otejenigen,
wel6e MIR @canta9t sur @tncaiTrun9 bon @rbf9afts- In6
anberen @elbern %ertbeilten, bic reip. 8etrd9e BET mir abju,
bplet. IernDge 9enta9ter 6 %fabrunsen un6 ti4tt9er &8en-
ten bin tG i'm Stdnbe, an ir9enb etnem 9labe @urppa's
f4nen unb piuttltd @eGbsr etnSucaItrer, fprte au88ubesab-
len, pbne S%ered9nun8 ppn @pntnthtVn; aud S8tT8paIi6sen
5u ~beicr8en.
Sepr9 y. Steinba6b,
Srtpprteur bon GancDs unb Sptelpaareu, gp. 70
Qptti) gSef'Baltintprefr. gde BON &rtpplett8 NQeb.
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St1bttntho

&rRer 3wetg. Mr. @9aleu rstGts
elm @efuG Gin BOA 6. 9. 99nes fIr Die ST.
ri9tung zines 8rame. 0et1ubes auf Ietnen
Wubnplabe al Qltce 0nnfr. gerDielea. :
Wr. Ntc@tYmunt reiGte cline Oetttton etn bDu
5einr. 0ittt@ fir Die GrlaubniB aur Grid
t1ug elmer Dampfmaldtne anf bs6ln @oGn-
plabe, gde 6t9b uno 0~ranbYtraBe. 8erpte.
fen. = SIR. GObtnl on rtef Die 8elpiutiou
anf III 8etref Der @esrGumung Der 3paIta=
tton an Der @aibtnetpn Npab. M~naenpmuen
SIR. Dutebart rtef Die Srbtnan3 a,.f In 9e
tref Der Nnlpritte bon Mbrsns & So. fir
@raoirune Der nGrot. Boundary Mueuue,
rslGe init IA Sseen 8 @ttumen btwtai9t
tpurbe.
awetter 3wet9.-@ Sin @elud pom
1. 3wetg, f@ bt8 WeOntas 3u perta9en, wurOe
abse1dla9en.-Das @olnite, tpsl6eS bic giib
li@fett Der 5euipaase an Der @fe BON penn
Iploanta NSenue unb Grantlinfr. su inter
luGen Bate, btrtGtete, baB bisIelbe iberflIilf9
Jet uno Die @eieb9ebung BET Der nda1sn gu,
Iartmenfunit erlu6t tperben lplte, le tpe9raus
mene3n laGen. An9snUnmen.-Dte 8tu pom
/. 3wet9 brtrefs Der GunueQtruna BON 6ars
fOro Nun ipnrOe utAt paiTrt, = Der 8ertGt
be8-@pmtts's, tpelGe8 ernannt ipurbe, I'M, Die
rnItIAen Sfa3tere einjuIaoen, mar bonn |.
3rei8 ~einG9oneen unb purpe a%uaenpmmen.
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The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
BY TELEGRAPH
rOrRE
Portland Daily Press.

attack GA Federal supply Traia-R epulse
Of the Rebels.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 80.
The following has been received at the
Headquarters Of the Army:
Chattanooga, Dec. 29.-To Mai. Gen. Fl. w.
Ilalleck, General-in-C Chief: COL Long, Of the
4th Ohio Cavalry, commanding the I'd Division
OF Cavalry, reports from Calhoun, Tenn, Dec
18th, that the rebel Gen. Wheeler, with 200
or 800 cavalry and mounted infantry attacked
Col Siebert and captured a supply train from
Chattanooga for Knoxville, about 10 this fore
noon, at Charleston, on the south bank of the
Heawasse. The train escort had reached the
encampment at Charleston last night and Col
Siebert's skirmishers were wholly engaged
with the enemy this forenoon, before Col.
Long was apprised of their approach. He
Immediately moved the small force for duty in
his camp at the time-l50 men-and crossed
TO Col. Siebert's support. The rebels shortly
afterwards gave way, Col. Long pursuing
them closely. Discovering a portion of their
force cut off on the right, he charged them
with sabres, completely demolshing and scat
tering them in great confusion and In every
direction. Several of the enemy-number not
known-were killed and wounded; 12l pris-
oners were captured, including commits
stoned officers; the main rebel column fed
and was pursued for five miles on the Dalton
road, and when last seen was fleeing precip-
lately. Col. Longs loss was one man slightly
wounded. The officer in command of the
Courier Station at Cleveland also reports that
he was attacked early this morning dec. 2s)
by force of 100 rebels. He drove them off
however
tSigned) GEO. II. THOMAS.
Major General Commanding.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
BY TELEGRAPH
TO Thu
EVENING PAPERS.

Rebel Vessels Building in France Sold to
Prwssfa-The Case Of the Rappahanmock.
New YORK, Dec. 80.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that since the French government withdrew
the authorization for building the six vessels
for the rebels, the labor on one or more of
these vessels has been resumed, and when the
American Minister demanded explanations it
was replied that one or more of the vessels
had been sold by Mr.. Amran to the Prussian
government, and that it was on this vessel or
these vessels only that work had been resumed.
When il was represented TO the government
that the sale to the Prussian Minister might
be fictitious one, and that positive proof of
such a sale ought to be and might he easily
furnished, it was replied that such proof had
been promised and In due time would be fur
nished. There the matter rests for the present.
In regard TO the Rappahannock, at Calais,
our Minister, Mr.. Dayton, has protested ener-
getically against the evident violation Of the
neutrality law, and the French foreign Seere-
tary has admitted the point of violation, but
requires time for conference with the Minister
of Marine.
In all these transactions in regard to Con-
federate vessels the American Minister has
iudiciously put everything into writing, and
he has declared to the French government
that II is as much to their interest as to the
interest of the United States that no unjust
precedcnts should now be established, for that
the decision in every one of these cases should
be held as precedents in future action-so that
there is not much danger but tina. the French
government will do lis duty in the matter.
The government is sorely ycxed by the dis
cussions of the neutrality law, and would be
glad TO be delivered from them.
The same correspondent states that suit
has been brought against rebel financial
agent for the payment of a commission in ne
gotiatiug rebel loan.