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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-17


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The New York herald., 1863-06-04
The Cincinnati TeIegra

CscSSAr1, Jgne g. 1863.
despatch to the Gdz,ue from Cairo gives the following
Information which WIS obtained federal officer
who had arrived from vckSbJrg:-
The base Of federal lines extends from right eft
the Mississippi from the Yazoo 10 the lowor part OF
vicksburg over six miles In the OF the rebels.
Our lines mp the rebel line the town.
We hold undispuled possession Of everything between
Back bridge aud siAiy feot OF hls Ia the
Of tie rebel army.
AT the last General frank Blars division hal
started Tor tho Big Black river bridge. Ills Ultimate
destination unknown.
1t was believed that tho gunbot Cincinnati coud be
raised The casualties are not over fifteen.
Descrtes rcprt that tbs rebel losses exceedingly
heavy the 22i uN.
The cessation Of hostties the 2ls ult. for the
purpose of letting the and children leave tho city
A despatch from Somerset, Ky, says that twenty
refugees had come In from Eist Tennessee
There bat few rebel troops in Knoxville. Many
had passed. through he city going West.
The rebel packets on tho Cumberland river have
sumcd their old position.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
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The Destruction Of tho Rebel
Fleet at Yazoo City,
&C., Sc, &c.
The washington Teiegrams.


WASHINGTON, June 8, 1868.
No Official Information has been received here In re-
gard any assault upon the rebel works ut vksburg by
General Grants army, OF any repuso by the Union
forces II In believed that any such events had trans
PRED attended with great slaughter, represented by
the rebel newspapers the fact would have been promptly
communicated the military authorities here. In the
OF such information. the reports Of assaults and
re uses at vicksburg discredted
Passengers arriving here by boat from Aqua creek
port that flag Of truce last night brought two Rich
mond papers OF yesterday. There in them dates
from vcksburg later than already published The robeI
officers informed the bearer OF the flag that they had later
advices to the effect that vicksburg taken. TIE
papers, it said by those who them, contained
intelligence OF interest from any part OF the South One
OF them (perhaps the Enquirer editorally doprecatss
Ihe newspaper attacks upon Con. Pcmberton and
this tends to demoralize the troops that fre
qren change Of commanders delays produces
other disastrous effects, aud refers in point, to
such the part OF the United States.
One OF those papers apologies TO us patrons for
giving the Of the soldiers In Virginia in the late
election IL would afford idea Of their actual
strength.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

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The New York herald., 1863-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Irsr pARocaE A. A cANprpArr.

M. ERNEST BARoCHE As CANDIDATE.
The electoral contest becoming warmer and ONO
stiou candidates starting up every day. In dis
OF arls he sixth there no less Than four op
y sitlansts 20 10 oil cal.
Surne Of tho french provincial Journals resisting
the arbitrary conduct the sub ireecs and fuuc
n 1hs s said TO be due 10 tie new spirit created
by the elections.
Paris MAY 2I), corrcspondsi CO q Ioudon Tinesl
We have sou o o.. ssrot no setting up Tor Versailles
IN oisn wp SO fn 10 fhe sat of the gre nm tV II
vheh rs feiasr "a. H0,Iii, pat The o, NJ
inc.t IA chs. the youuger. liked up IN Way
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omg aiet q meficl, "t0 study comm rciu affairs
frnet afoche has relUBri TO retire. sud Iefssuy has
ordertd tho rciect q, th. de- artmst 10 prcg n, hi.
retuGu, and ~ That tho 1iieni sand.
date &c eral Aelhuct. y. T.. y Bar che viii not
be tolerated OF the od cid hst, he his IA
The minister SAYS, "that ~ nsroche his Isl H.
sgsi ire dated Tie soih aDrog ciag that nc
persists 10 au IN sab ltns Zoe fagtf ahjch
nccess zted hs guaiono tis fu ci.rs fudlrrs r
the Csngcl Il siate, nly las ne sorss az
pauail u 90 tuen, bJt b. DIS say sh they
we're lu thcsc cilc4unt ucgs the flVerlusas o. ne
fmperor agan iYyiics yon io ra oH'e 9erefll Nan
candid 4 and 90 0lcny up,sf n ffres R1rcctc
"a. che n.i atlvo bot i,.cs s-t Nussf
fro r. tho nnl' taiiIr thrown uloD hin. fdt his
latncr idant o. TO Cornell r -tte aul Nus~r
and colse laesty w. PcrssBys cleagpe, cvcfybday
Hsks whether ufh ba rrhifi ~ N ~ fdisr "a {
N. tar'cAe cohtnrcd W the sinv stale as previcasy
announced 30 symptoms have ar esteo fylag cause 10
spprf icud a. oesIavation of III malldy
sialame i@ilIas tiNe. the wio ~ The poet is drld
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OF Nay
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

LANES LANDING, ON THE YAzoo RNfR. May 2s. 1853.
Scouts report that G'1cra Johnston is adyane Ing
One army corps dre~ days raons aId marched
NEE. him at daylight yesterday is advance is stated
TO be bctwten Tie Yazoo and Big Black rivers with the
into on Of retagng laines Bluff and breaking up
nica,ions by the Yazoo HIS forceis variousy
tmaied IS ooo to 35 ooo General Graai ia cona
dent q his ability to defeat him without raising the
giape
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
Trcasonabie Correspond dent Sent
South OF our Lines.

NAHYiLE, ,June 3, 1903.
The Chief Of Pocs yesterday arrested c. ,. Jones,
formerly connected with thc York xpiriof he nmes
local Of the Nasaya Dspuc for writing treasos-
able correspondence to the fireman Journal New York
lie viii be gent south o. our lines.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
The Eornbardment OF tho vIoksbnrg Hat
terics by the Cunboats.

w0msGfov, Juue ,. 1863.
The foowing received al the Navy Department.
this Afternoon
MfsssIug soclunoE, FIsosur rtA.x nlws, 4
ray ~, 1893.
SR--On the morning ~ the 2lst rccc ved cotnn.1n
carn from general Sran, nfornng h1i he lateulci
10 attNk SIC ~hie uf ins fcbe works 81 ten a ~ tie
next day asking ~ sheI tho baicri-s from b.
ps hide b4A ,ls Ten, ard tennnOy The garfhsu
ksptslx mYrtsrs plaJ ing rapidly the au1
d ard ~ the Leutn Hound sity aid ciTpdeet W
20 she Tho vntcr batteries 9th ldac vi e 20 -
m,fht be resting during the ni.hf At se.1n
ocncg ln the mornng The hpund rlty mdceolel
Tho riter and made attack ne hn batetes
Opposite the cwlai A. eight oclock funh her ia q n,
lnny ~uh the heuton, Nscumbia afd Caro- DEE Al.
the~t vessels Ni.ued tise hs batteries Ani lnl.y A.
eucei them, IA Eh the wvfk he nsiicry Csn
tainIag thc heavy ~ ei Eun was 90 ~ fie A.nuI
tiiy. Lieut.. Cor fnsniiHg Byron Wiisu thu rtaEaf
tho lientn nTnd ty ard Csrrrdee 90 % the ws,of
batteries esvius ihe Tuscunh wi,h s,ni OF a =
pair kcea hc bit btttcfss frnra 4 - 10 opf ,ss
srl- after ihsy Lad p2pysd BY. Tie h'so gu,sais
Iasssa Giuw ~ osisg ~ tbe ftroug caffen he MOI
,ny ,eagins tbr nehin fo0wing Aud tho CaoBaest
aniasn Ihs eaer ,tterar opened flfi1utly ga I'd
bya hill battery the stafb ard ban ~ the vas..s
1is advanced " wihIn fur bui drea Ana f.rt,
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ard tnessSsnt
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The New York herald., 1863-06-04
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The New York herald., 1863-06-04
Ths nIemphi. Telegrnm..

MEMPHIS, June 2. 1868
Advices from General Grants army to tho 3oth have
been received Tho siego of vicksburg s slowly pro
gressitg. The mortarsare firing slowly day and night
All the prisoners in the vicksburg jail have been
leased aud put the pver They report Of
the mortar shells exploded In the Jail and destroyed n
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
DISPATCHES FROM ADMIRAL PORTER
The Loss OF the Cincinnati.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH PROM ADMIRAL PoRrRI


wAsnscros, June 3, 1863.
Secretary Telcs today received despatch, dated
Cairo yesterday, 70 the following effect
sccretuy wELlys wasline ton:
hayo received the following report by tho steamer
Judge florence, arrived from the feet
MissnsUrf SQrAnRoS. FLAGSHIP .csnAwel
NEAR VicKssrRG, May q, 1893 !
sR-Amidst success regret - report any losses
bat cannot expect 10 conquer place ike this without
sone lass.
At tbs urgent rcqlest of Generals Grant and Sherman
sent the Cincinnati TO enllaic sonic rno pits whch
barred he progress of the eft wing Of our army.
Gencrai Shcrnaa supposed that the enemy bad removed
his heavy guns TO tho e tho city 90 contrary
he sesmel 10 have placed the water sde than
usual.
Tho Cincinnati was sunk and down Ia shoal water
with her fa4 iyins.
The enemy - coniuued to FIRE upon her D4t the Tag
was not hauled down.
Twenty lvo were killed and wounded, aud aftoan arc
missing The latter supposed 10 DO droansd.
Tie vosfc, ca. be rahei
The plot was killed early In Tho action
DAVID D. PURrFa, Acting Roar Admiral,
commardirg Mississippi Squadron.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
Thc Atlantic Telsgraah.

The total subscriptions in America the Atlantic Tele
graph stock late 600 Gi5 sterling Every persan
10 the tinted states and the British North American pro.
vrces owning any Of the stock o. the Atlantic Telegraph
Company has shown his confidence the enterprise by
suhscrlllue for new
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
THE SUPPRESSION or THE CHICAGO TIMES.
The Case In Cours--Im mcnse Mass Meet
fng-General Barnside Denounced.

I 1ne Caeo IN C0Wre--Im m ul mne mass meet
ing-Generai Barnsias Denounced.
CHeAoo, June 3, 1853.
Shortly after twelve O'Clock last night Judge Drum
nd issued wri, directing the military authorities u
take no further measures to carry effect The
order MAJOR General burnside for the suppression o
tho Chicago rmes until the application for permanent
writ of injunction could heard In open court o day
AZ harast three O'Clock this morning after nearly the
whole edition Of the Cncago Tive, hafeen worked or
Ole u Onion soders bf-ke INTO tho Office and took pos
session Of tle establishment
1hs so,ders remained in possession Of The establish
e, for .omc ,,n.e and then left After ,n ,o,c. IA,
n arv attempt was made 10 rr,,,s a.o,her n.ner the
m,,,,r, wonl, ,t n.,,o,.,, no.soss,n q, IN. oa,..
~ Sus s.n.,,u q, n.,n. .,,.,,., v.t -
~. ~,,
s sa "a anu ,oys, ~ ."aso ano nv
The wo love aud uphod arc invited 10 az
ssmblc In mass meeting IN irofi of the hcago rsma
once ~. Med.esaay e'.nins June D. st esn. 70
and tyrsnuca or.cr O. Ma,r General Ambrose F Burp
side supu a n, me- and con
seousnilv aIways Iovni
CmcAeo, June 3--Eycuing.
mutton was made 10 the United states Court IN"
pcs,oo for an Injunction until notice Of tho .pul,ca,,oo
could be given 10 tho military commapdau, a, Camp
por,gsss Iudge Drummond N, granting the motion said.
al NAV be ma, dousd for saving thai uersonav and OIL
clanv dcsire 10 rive evcrv ala and assistance IN nv
s, IN ,ho ,oycrn,r.,, and ,o IN. I'm "a
staring tho unoo but I have alwayx wi,hod
,, !,
!" "ea' inc g'veTn"cn' ." so'"""'1' "
law and government OF tho consultation, and not
yovernrpent of rne,e nhvsicaI 6,roe rrrsonav have
s.,.s 80 ., 80 -S.."-.,. ..
cou'e"oeo ana han a"hys co"'e"u' 'o' 'n' 'T' '" "ce
discuss and the right u commenting under the law.
and under IN. unon tho nets nj hc ue.rs nj
"e government
During the day tho Tmes afce seemed tho centre Of
a,tyac,,on and "a. vs,.a nv .ry. n,r,her of pe,,L
,.- =, ,, II n,
10 hecoruhnco WIN cali issued IN" forenoon An I'M
meeting asscmb oil ciSht O'Clock night frcut
M ,h. y,,.., oe. nm. ,rna s m a,,.d ,h .,,c.t ,o,
80 80 - 49,
dcrng I" 'mpassaoie Inc meeting shoruy Afterwards
adjourned 10 tho Court House square, and thtro nd
fron Tho nor,h .iaa en,rance NV yen,eu,n al
-. -.' s 49,, II ,, :, s :,
ooih p"tos' Inc hpcakerh co"sehea oc Nancc '"
the laws but denounced the recent order Of Gen burn
aide a. ar rbtrnrv and dcspotic
-, a.. - ,,, 80 80,
pur"s ec s'"'noo" 'he "'"'" "e'e o'uerca "nao'
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

The Legislature ossAaired 70 day Unsow ts,e.,s. u
this city, chosen residest The senAse The use
sDerisd wm. Y. Chandler reYupicsn) slesk ~ nv ITs
vote~ ashinst ia Tor N ma< D. sfrith (dsu.e< Al,
Govsre9 GlImoss wiil be insssrs~d 70 ssofrov
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

In the rrusssn Chamber of Doputes the 2lst a Way
the r. emisr, Herr Bsnsrk was tr,~rpt sp r., X
royal message, already suded TO- IN which the Kin,
says -" 1he Houee has IBdr~cty arproved os No
conduct of It's president, winch wss m v,o,s,,,s
Of rbe constitutional rights az the snisstrv errn
4 frsifsn for The ministers dcr.--not c,yrs-,s,.s
wlth drni,y ~ the crown. The King ory s{t.s
sbe t tcr 10 Terminate such state q thnss IN or.~
sn@s tks bsmcse of shs HsSss ~ ~ ooosnuss Ne.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

si<'> ON, May ~, 1908
In the London Stock Exchange last evening consols
closed after cfcial hours, 92 gene al crealts
~ 81; international, AZ; foreign stocks duh.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Broker Circular says-On Sta rday last the Per-
sa arrived with later advices from New York which at
once led greatly snbdded tone in tho ma kct Tue
les eich dar during the week have been a compare
tvey limited &c e and all classes OF buy waiting
later news, which is anxiously exrected Acc mpnying
this pause may be quoted decline OF I'd sd. per
Lound In American descriptions, with only small sales.
Brazh has also declined I'd: I'D. The reduction in
Egyptian rs about Id but with increased desire buy
Al the decline. Eas, India descriptions the medium
and lower qualities have given way to the extent OF
,sd but fair TO good kinds moi than ID cheap
or, n 70 much CHINA, Bengal and Scnde are
respectively about I'D and Id. cheaper. At the
decline stated there was Thursday . dh position
to buy more freely. The demand for Fast India 10
arrive has fallen or and prses have given way toIuy
the same extent as cotton the spot Fair Dhoerahs
lAPril and May sanR) lave been sold at lid. er Id
The weeks business has been 2s 10 baes including $50
taken tor speculation, and $40 export On riday
under the Glasgow's news there a better demand,
and the weeks decline was partially recovered sales OF
the cay fully 1000 baesone hall for export and specu