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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1s.-The army corps
lately operating in the Teche country, en-
parked to-day at Brashear City for some
unknown point in Texas, by way of Ber-
wick's Bay.
The steamer Circassian arrived here to-
day, and reports the disappearance of the
Yellow Fever from the blockading fleet of
Mobile.
Trade with st. Louis, on private account,
is rapidly increasing
A rumor is prevalent to-day among Sc
cession sympathizers, of rebel defeat in
Western Louisiana.
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New York Budget.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Edinburg took
out half a million in specie.
Peppon & Nasero, gold brokers failed
yesterday.
The convention in this city for raising
fare, has raised the fare to Chicago from SIS
to 1874.
r. King, Minister to Rome, and Jno. E.
Sparks, sailed to-day.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
Getting his Deserts.

CINCINNATI, Nov. M.-C. w. Hall, horse
contractor for the Government, was found
guilty and sentenced to six months i'm.
ing the Government in purchasing horses
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PFenatupo

WASHINGTON, Nov; 23.-It was publish
the Army of the Potomac at dav~hraaE
commenced an advance on the eneiny. but
gentlemen who arrived from the front TO-
night are entirely ignorant of the ALLEGED
movement. The announcement was snre
mature. ~
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Sentenced.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Jno. K. Stittler,
of Philadelphia, has been sentenced by
Court Martial, to five years imprisonment
in the Albany penitentiary, for fraud in
furnishing supplies to the army. The sem
tence has been approved by the President
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, Nov. g. Miles Greenwood's
machine shops, corner of Canal and Wal
nut streets, was partially destroyed by fire
at l o'clock this morning. Loss about $2OO. :
900; insured for 100000. One fireman was
killed and several others wounded by the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
From Charleston.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-A Morris Island
letter OF the 10Th says, 10 shells were fired
into Charleston on the 18th inst, falling
into the most populous portion of the city.
On Sunday night very heavy rebel fire
was continually poured into our batteries
around the works.
Nothing new in the feet.
An army of Potomac letter says an order
has been issued to Immediately shoot ali
guerrillas as soon as captured.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
From Charleston.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-By the Fulton we
learn that the sea wall of Sumter had been
entirely destroyed. The rebels were build
ing bomb proof on the ruins. The bonn
bardment still continues.
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Government Securities.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-The subscrip-
ton agent reports the sale 5-2O's to the amt
OF SlO9,95O on Saturday; during the week
5,3l7 $50. Most the subscriptions came
from the West and border States. Mary
land, kentucky, Missouri and Kansas con-
tributed largely,
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Foster Relieves Burnstde

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-It having been
doubted that Burnside was to be relieved
by Foster, it is now stated that the order
was issued on the 10th, and that Burnside
has been ordered to report to the Adjutant
General here =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
lIeade's Army MOVING.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The Gronicl
and Republican both announce that tn,
Army OF the Potomac moved at an earl,
hour this morning.
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IntereStin1y

ST: JOHNS, N. F., Nov. 24.-The Ara.
bia, from Liverpool Nov. 14th, via Queens
town 18th, passed Cape Race last evening
vented the news yacht from boarding her
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, Nov. 23.-Decrease in loans
S., $40, 1872 do specie 81, ~, 535. Increase OF
circulation SIG, AS; decrease Of deposits,
Sc. 52l 652
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McCunn Elected.

NEW YORK, Nov: 23.-The county can
vassers to-day decided that McCuun was
elected Judge OF the Superior Court.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-Recent captnres
of blockade-runners off Cape Fear river
has so frightened the North Carolina rebel
State authorities that they have given un
the business, and farmed out the privileges
ofimporting contraband goods to private
parties.
The hospital Examining Board are to in
spect the United States General Hospitals
in Harrisburg, Philadelphia, st. LOUIS,
Chicago, Mound City, and Cairo, and the
yicinities of each of these cities; also to re-
port on the manner of forwarding conva-
lescents from these hospitals to their regi-
ments, and to suggest measures to facili-
tate their return.
NEW YORK, Nov. Gan Army of the
Potomac despatch of the 2lst, states that
the army is not advancing. The rain has
caused some mud, but the roads will soon
be dry.
A Washington special to the Herald
states that little apprehension is felt for the
safety of Burnside. The junction of Sher-
man with Thomas, enables Grant to rein
: force Burnside.
A Knoxville letter to the Herald of the
18th, mentions the fight between the Union
and rebel North Carolinians on French
Broad river, in which the former whipped
the latter. During the fight many of the
rebel regiments skedaddled to the Union
ranks and poured in their fire into their
!, former comrades.
The n. Y. Times has a letter dated An
napolis, Nov. 10, containing list of $50 OF
paroled unionists who arrived there from
Richmond. Six died on the passage. They
all confirm previous accounts of horrible
hardships and suffering.
4 A Memphis letter of the 10th to the Times
states that the Memphis and Charleston
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28

Such was the state of things in England,
under which an entire generation grew up;
but when Henry VII, in whom the titles
of the two houses were united, went up to
London after the battle Of Bosworth Field,
to mount the throne, he was everywhere
received with joyous acclamations, ''as one
ordained and sent from Heaven to put an
end to the dissensions'' which had so long
afflicted the country.
The great rebellion in England of the
Seventeenth Century, after long and angry
premonitions, may be said to have begun
with the calling of the long Parliament in
1910, and to have ended with the return of
Charles II, in l66O-twenty years of dis
cord, conflict, and civil war; of confisca-
ton, plumber, havoc; proud hereditary
peerage trampled in the dust; national
church overturned, its clergy beggared, its
most eminent prelate put to death; a mill
itary despotism established on the ruins of
monarchy which had subsisted seven
hundred years, and the legitimate soyer-
lies which adhered to the king prescribed,
impoverished ruined; prisoners of war
sold to Slavery in the West Indies-in a
word, everything that can embitter and
madden contending factions. Such was
the state of things for twenty years, and
yet, by no gentle transition, but suddenly
and "when the restoration of affairs APP
peared most hopeless" the son of the be-
headed sovereign was brought back to his
fathers blood-stained throne, with such
indispensable and universal joy" as led
the merry monarch to exclaim she doubt
ed it had been his own fault he had been
absent so long, for he saw nobody who did
not protest he had ever wished for his re-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
LICENSE NOTICE8.,


NE following persons applied for license which
Il Was considered by the Councillor this 1sth fns 4!
apdTqdsr the Ordinance have 10 rSnaIn OYER 1nfii
saturday the 18th Inst. at which time they will re-
caive the final action of Council s4-t5. = - r
Applcauts for OrdInaries are : John NJ Bali. N a.
Collins, Robert DIensdeld, "a. w. Rckhart. Hira nj
hiIsey, Anthony Kramer, sebastian LUts! J. lesiie
Ftdel Major, Herman Renner, q. Wheat s5s 57f5 =
ta2nlcant4 tNE faoes anse license let, class list
grade: Gaus 4 Warnafslett ! -. 10 y =
Al!Ira ts ~ leense: LIST class 9nd
grade, John Arthur 2. ter BenneF, Alexander Fps
Shansn, Eliz4beth Buch, John Ensinker, LouIA
kranzhetm, Mrs. Mary Gaus, John Gf6Son,s James
Hampton, Lewis Keller Adam Lori, Eewfs hinge
man, 9. Mabls, II. RirfetmRn. Il b. Parker Aus11is-
tuS Rolf o. Sehewder, George SWartzback, Conrad
Stroble, Thomas StOop, Leopold Shell, John VoEIrT
APPhcantaj Tor license to sell beer and ale: 3.
Hagg. Thomas Jefferson, +. tOiM yerR, Phillip SIort
gan, Nagele, August Tosttge6 Chris ophet
Shoem4ker, Jacob .YOgleman. Mrs. OathFlne iWn ,dS
Jane !. kTtder for Oofeehouse license of2d ella 9
The grades are regulated as follows: saee.houtes
ISL at Crude list class, I'd GrIde I'd class
lst grade I'd class, I'd gTadesot5 iitI.s .
ePE2Os5t.SaLdt q ua-n HE. PEENY, Clerk.
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New York MaslrT.k;et

Nav YoRK, April 2s.-Cottoh steady al
65c for mid ling uplanus. 49, g. -, 4,
Flour opened firm, and closed dull and
dropping ats COOS 80, for ezra State q 90
OF 10 fol. extra todp nd hoop Ohio, and q l6
@saQ0 for trade, brAnds.l.ig o. fsfl4 r.a
q, WHISKY dull Z ag s433 GA for State and
Wheat dailsluuds heavy ,t atprices entire s
nominal buyers offer 1 AZ for No. 4 Mil
wapkte' Club, and so for. stritetly prime
winter red, deliverable the first Is DAYS in;
June. fzIesiia il7Ef II al SET .hE>S
Corn openedj,frm and closed dull and
dEooping!atrs6@ss for sonndg ahdt 76tas6
foriuRsound!a; 7sdto otni tgrsQ9Fg %
Oats scarce and steady at 8s@ss?7 7aa
lSuRar firm, gwfthia moderAfet demand. at
i93912 for Newt Orleans, 81 a. iO4f fofIiMns5
coyado, and l08@ OH, for HAVING; ahd ~
auctions30 % hogsheadssNew OrleA6b sold al
s4C9lf88, and III hogsheads Cuba AIusco Q
yado ,atlat 92C993 s5se@ sA.tI 5sJFai ss
| l&olassesiint fair request and prices firm.
at 43(9529for New Orleans; auction sdIes
of 800 bbls1 and 60Jhhds New Orleans III
3S95lEoilg ssofatlnnetE 10 ,2alG sis fee5'
/ 3 Pork AWithDuts material change With a.
moderate demand; bacon sfdsslmote active
and . shade fFmerioe sial 10 sBassAq sd5 -
/ 1Lardleteady. md more, doing at i98I 94e3.
iffFlf ft4v r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
.aNaI4HG Ns.ITI9a
.LYoN'si R14grH4TRoN Z 6,

Thtstellghttu PEesstT and 6eaatfy-
ng the human hair is again put up BY the original
and e now made with the same care, skin
and attention, which first created Its immense and
unprecedented sales Of over one bottlcs aa-
nuailyI u y stt sold at IS cents In large bottles.
Two million bottles can easily be sOldih year when
It again known that the Ka:hairon is not only the
most hair dressing in the world, hut that
Is elsansea the scalp Of srurfAnd d6ndrun the
hair lively, rich ID xiEiant t, and it
from Turning gray. These arc oonsdsrat worth
lady who head Of hair! VIM Use The
KathAirOn.s Hts finely perfumed, cheap and thlua.
BILE. It is sold by an dealers trIS
the world. 's'1 5s5 n s, iBARsiEs g. ~.
,,dec1s 6mdGw94ae asusybA 70 tNewYorE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

1&5 sERIousS 4, AgcIDsHT, y 4! few days
ago wood train,unGthe Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne 4 Chicago Railroad, was thrown
from the track. between Smithfeld and
DAMASCUS. Tue engineer, John Joseph ef
AlliGnceIbwas caught beneath the engine
aud remained in the position foE neatiy an
hour. When dug out II was discovered
that two Of htssribs were bEoksp md q
seVerefgash CutsfniBis leg. slzl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
BUSINESS Sg1,nIaHal

:. ic lsl4Ee9H sqIP1 Or .4Yo14R13AgER
I6hUAT " aIoMed 20 pTogrsss, renuIfs IA serious
PqlF9pals a.
G Gun Z zE:s2 "a 1nY afSn
RHON0N'S sRE20NC HEALt ErRo Of4ES
reach direcly the aus ted and give, aiInDst in
slant relief In, BRoHoHn1s AsTHMN and e6TAKzE
they are beneficial The good eheotA resulting from
the use Of the Troehes and tfSit extended {is Bss
caused them to e6c6nhte1faifsd. Be sure to guard
against Sthlsgs limitations OBTAIN only the gs,-
ire eETes9ns 6rOnehfaI 7FDehes which have Ssossa
their siiieaeT many Yeas PtBLtS sFiR1K.
Ess sTsoEhs use the Troehea. Military
OfesrH and soldlersWh6 overtax,the voice ana a4qe
exposed % sudden should than m, Sold
everywhere at 9S eelts per box. --jan27-sm
=, enf-----7=-5T= ,iIiIst8
9-DRAKE's PLANTATION BI1TEEs, ytior tsais'ss =
For sale by .gIIar ITGREED 4 KRAFT.
Aa-AxEH's cHERRY PICTORIAL, esqa5l
7.Ror 1l.l bye .79sl 1iat REBDk KRAFT.
~ HE1AsEREETs HAIR CoLoRnoA AND RRyToE 1T1ryz
EoE ,'ti by A'@ sa s,s.., REED &KBAFT.
sSAIL OF DR.. JAMES FAstI1Y SIEDIoISt si
For cal sae by s 9if..,i REED
7DRAkEs PLASrATIoN B1TESKsg .EIll '.sa|
FOR sale by REED D q 3. RAY 4
u -HosrETEER's sToNAhH BIprEks, =. z;t1 .,i.sif
Foe sale. by Izi sals15al sts,isRRBDE KRAFT.
Bi05b sE2lalo5hii2saE,. q i'ss ="
ZOE sale Ryi5fi9t isssasa REED q KRAFE
~ pR4HEs PLANTATION RIrTERs,,. ~. I
salSt 'n Sasa s I 55f3 Esp KRAFT,
CSaAtRsslTIslsLoAsa SooIHIRai 8ERHpS1 reg55 -ft
sEotlaie by - ~, !, An
PL1N4ATIot a.. z z :
. For SAFE By'''i ''s.f7s '.'t'' REEI KRRT,
s..rl.sts no. q Main street. Centre. Rheslipg.f
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The PAPER Combinationl.'

tlaNBw YoRK. prip23.-Ths paper man
afactgrers held d meeting, yesterday and
agreed to stop halfithetr9work on writing
paper, and a quarter work on printing
paper: The object is 70 raise the. price
sun higher, .a.gsa adi Dee .sag.sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

R6r BODY Foua6l-a day OF two since
the dead body sfs man vas found floating
in the Ohio river ct Afo Coy Station on the
Cleveland Ind PIT
eratireceiptssweEd found in the clothing
from Rhishjt isisuppossd ,theI nameso the.
deceased was james M'ouiieb. a. 'sa
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New York MoIn1e5Yz "a Ma s q I.

~ -
/ NEM YoRK5 April 23.@M5 ney aBtihdl
ante .yTdaA9TT slg e gIHtoa5sS scl 70 fri
Sterling Exchange 9firmer, With MODS
crate e business tlOing9at 1925 Tor Es
/ Gold frmer; opeai6g Atp49. desliaine ID
end.olosiug firm g. 59F 95o92 9s ny
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Mount wood CenieteIrI..-N0fIGe.

OWNERS OF SI6;3nt iva WOOD ls,,,..o-v
aud others terested, are hereby notified that
the main fence enclosing the grounds Is 80 much
diapidated that 1t will have to be rebuilt at cost
OF the n, Will niust be paid for II nilt
Rtalf, by private Contribution ~ 80 I ) =
Committees W:ll wait upon lot owners and others
next week To ascertain if they will furnLehr the
meang 70 rebuild the feuce, aud Il not, thoyi- VIII
please take notice that the enclosure Wilt be kbah-
doned. --ilt .ft,,Y ,..{f tsIiI5-E q, 10 ~ ~
BY handing their subscriptions to John Bishop, and
thus save trouble to the Trustees who reesiys no
remuneration for, their services
BY order or the Trustees.
aprlT - John. bishop 0hniyr,,n
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SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.
New - BI8pltnIet 6 vaE;I i Store,
WHIRELsING. W
81 fAIRi1pP st9 bets tyel1n g. Quincy; b


.SRY WHEELING VA.
tflHg B, osSntiyfffoSn Martin .iui s.
Il Va, and having suffered much In the loss al
property and beFRise. BY contendIhp affiIi Have
Soncluaet locate In the city of Vince
ling. They have therefore, taken the stofehouss
md dwelling situated on Main street, beEFeen
John and QlincS attee ut present owned and oc.
cupied by, Henry Kurt, Esis Merchant Tailor,
where they opening on Thursday, the 9th OF
~ 2 80 alri7g 20 H.
sENAHGY 6E.rWARIEHY
STORE, 1'sfa ssis2if 'Ses
10 which they invite the Ladies' a. we'll RS
the public to an don of theif
stock. Ther long experience In this branoh Of the
trade, and their ties tor obtaining supplies from
the best houses In New York, Phadelphia and. Bal.
tmore, will eDRbla them to offer such inducements
TO THE wants OF the public lic arc rarely found
outsue OF the NEastern Cttie5 Therefore, they can
assro the pubic that there will Sbeno lack of effort
sR2R f s9s a Pleas 81 Pc kind enough
iieylRiIl AIs6 10 prepared to to order
CHARACTERIZATION Of B0NNETS AND HEAD DRESS
ks alter the latest and most approved saJles HaY.
ing had many experience In this brEnct of the
business they datter Themselves that they can please
the most fSstidiou5. q 81 'tt5i = -
Bleaching, Rlteribg and renting Bonnets done at
the sliortest notice aud accommodating terms.
ELIZABETH d! HUGHES,
- - ~ - y "! = ESTEDLA- HUGHES! g. : =
wheeling, Va, AIdfch 18th; 1858. at'i = ~
P.SIQrders from every portion Of the country
promptly attended to and forwarded. Address
MRS. 3. D. HUGHES CO.,
aPr'7Sw Wheeling, Va.
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G1ysGT--ls6o AE
ORA KE.S llTAT iOks BiTTERS

They ppFifY, strsuglhe n.and invigOrete.i
They create a healthy, Gpbetffea l. frsl " 40
They Is change, water dat
They overcome eAectsof dissipation and lats hours
They strengthen the system enIvtti tiis mind.
They prevent miasn1atie aud intermittent seSers.
They purify Tho breath acidity of the stomach.
They cure DyspePsia and oopstipatou.
+, They cure iaqh@a, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Cont Ealnt Aud Nervous fIeadaehe
Theyare the best bitssrs ii The 'lYlosid.i They
make the weak man stTqn and are, exhausted ma
lures great rostOrcr. They are made Of pure ST.
crOtx Rum, the LIBERATED eallsaya q5k,,yposEaud
herbs, aud arc taken With tie pleasure Of a bever-
lsge,t Withoasrf day. Psttic a.
larry r9eomnfHded 20 delicate psrsons requiring
gentle Ptimplant. Sold by all Grocer Druggists
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So Z n . i5lz,ls - 5lI5a.r.
AN Adams & Go.
41y SgFi; Esesysd one ofthe finest aa best Sc
~. - SStiFtsg hyiiH 81 n bs sad
SPRING 6 SUMMER GOODS
ever brought to the city


CLOTHS ofevery graieaa,i color.
st ASH M RES French and 5Dornestir of al
Asyies epd, kindE.e,lf f7i5Ft55 = = . II
Wy - GS III great variety, silk, oaalmer
~ Sisss sne Of all kinds, which We Eii
style OF Workmanship. - Wv
81 e nave a Also on hand me selected stock Of H.
4 Read-Made CIothine
-, G0 AIS PANTS and VESTS OF All kinds
e. SaIttI'S and DRAWERS. cnml 6,s;tz155
bSsWool and Cotton. --'4S'
have = fne assortment OF " -FsaH IL
SSIS444 4A WHITE sHIRTsS
NR0K TIES Is SGsPE m
" ,s,s'Es sso5aiEfE1tes, Etc % ~ sra
VII be able to suit all who may favor ua with
hpSSai4EEi Ori 'bArt ei 90 25iq is
o ., 5sz WHOLESALE q RETAIL =. "a
a. M ADAMS 81 GO.
We have llsoa fine assortment Of n sslsa-sa
y! s.. "a. MILITARY GOODS
no !FIGERs, gN1RoR SUITS made to order On
p ., Always on hand a.fne sottmsnt OF, -
n =: = .V11 1fs,I g yROR D s. BELTS,
BUG4NS. SHOULDER BANOSS -
~, - B uILION AND n % ia Is., - j.
lhslii7rs,,i,. t1I4os HAT sE1AGnE6 a4t. r -
gsl,s N 9i, i AND CORDS, Inns. s,l.,s -
s4= i've l5ss5a1a SO .ese.isila eala ,...i. 3.
IN. ADAMS s. Co.
rs1t545sti "a 36rWater ST., 20
81 2. 81, IL e " WHEREIN ~ q, WEST
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O'FF1cE PRoyosT n 1RsaGI GENERAL ToR Va,
- a7WHEKLING, ArpIl IS, 1858.
ETNHE following orderiof Maj, Gen. Schenck, com,
II EmAnding the MildlaI Department! iGphbIfShed
for the info tmAtidn OF all Concerned:
uBADouARIEes,S th. ARNr 0oaPsts April 10, 1857.
@Coufedetate 6IlIs' In the form of bills purportlng
to he Issued by the, Confederate Government. are
SpnEiouA and Eorthlcss emission, and should be
seized and held, and the parties dealing Ia them
calculation Of bills issued by Southern banks
even though ofState8 In rebellion, is prohbfted
iIG 81 By ordero1 Maj Gen! Schsnck ,9t7it sistg
200 Leaf g.si,uE fl5tsii51W. H.OHBSRBR0UGH, m
apr20 At "a .i.ltaA y .iGA aa All g. {
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Rebel News a Z from Port 8D5so35== 8

l,,-ssss1rrs.alss,s-
IsdaRebel News from Port Hu iI.,lS Sc
Fl 5F9aTREss MoNRoE, April g2s.-Tb's5 IA.
oftruce boat State of Maine, arrived froT,
city Pbinti5 The Riehmo d. papers of ia.
day con tain phi1i INFORMATION from ,rS9
Port d udson,t onRuming the toss Tby NJ
rebels of the steam eTs Queen of the Weat
and DianS. the .fotner got agto SSlil I'd "a
Grand L e5ands was blownsupsby "a shell
from the federal gdnboal eGaIho6Fdi. {. The
Diana b1raed by the rsbeIsa4 One
hundred and six prisoners andtseVen com
mlssioned fEieers were captdred v itb the
Qasep Of the West, among the latter was
Capt Turner! commander of the rebel
heetas tgsa liae, I7a, y ;,is 4 - s.-.is5
i sdtspateh from Berwick . Bay, dated
theal 5thl inst, reports that there is a Fed
e era force beyond on g, ElE4anklih AouistaGa
and marching on. al iI.,l 35,5;
There are mo reports from Charleston,
later than the 3th,,' and they contain
nothing pfimpo rtance - q, .ii5,ss,s si.5
gqMuch interest is Ielt in, Richmond, in re-.
gard 10. matters at Suffolk. The papers
admit that a battery has been captured
IhetQne sof1the' editorials is I1esp0ndiug.
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Conflicting Reports Of. French Sue.
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vices from; Mexico o5the i2fb ne H.
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ing TO. French accounts Comm Of mort ia an
at tempt 10 joip. OtteeSa ia, P1sbla had bean
defeated, wish OAsidera BILE loss, and OrEega
bad attempted d sail ia the direction of
the fcaDftal, bnt had been driven hanL
which otFss was refused by tBs French
Commander, who Insisted upon aninpcon.
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