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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
The Answer of Russia on the Polish QUESTION
DEFEAT or THE RUSSIANS IN TWO ENGAGEMENTS

The Inman steamer City Of New-fork' zap"
Kennedy, which left Liverpool at neon Oh '"e W"
aud Queenstown on the 9Th inst, arrived mere i"''
night.
The Africa reached Liverpool about 10 p m on
the Sd inst.
The Bavaria arrived at southampton on the even
tng Of the 4th inst
The Isis reached Liverpool on the morning OF
the 5th
The CITY of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown
about p. m. on the 9Th inst.
The Hib.riau arrived of Greencaste Cbelow
Londonderry OIL the night OF the 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
Parliamentary Proceedings.

10 the House Of Commons. on the 4th instant, Mr.
Peacock gave nOilCe that on tho cih instant Dt
should call attention 10 the Of the "Sea Queen,
Tor Nstanoras, and AJAX why certain dispatch bad
been suppressed.
hr. Lyard, III reply 70 Mr.. Mcguire, said that he
American iag mad been hauled down on the Island
Of "SambreIo," du.iug tie stay Of ~. NJ. 5. "Phae-
ton" there. L. was not true thai this island Lao
been Uncovered by the Americana, ten year.
ago, for It had long been part of lie b.
tish pOssessions 10 the Caribbean Sea-
IL had been se'' ed bye party Of Americans woiA
Ing mine there, and tie Captain o. the PLaelou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
Very Latc.t-V,a Qwearorr.

III LI-TII-f lIIT I"--7'
The steamship Bremen, from Ncw-lOik, arrived
of COwes this morning.
The steamship l,oufiana, from New York, Passed
Queenstown for Liverpool, to-day.
CHAcOw, MAY 7.-Sumerout arrests, ,includiug
many n0bcmel, have b,cl made IA th.s dty had
tie Province 81 fofou.
O-iuski. after "a succcf iul encounter with the
Ru-siaus Oh thc 9TH. occupied DogtrYwe.
TIE gcasauts ~ fJdlaclla are paying rents -
rev pulmonary agents iOF tie supIoh OF 'hc uaurFeo-
ton.
MADRID, May O. royal decree was reud to-
day ia Cougr,ts, suspruung the t.turga Of tie
Cores Rumora ol miaIs,enAl notifications are NJ
fouLded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
l1n.acnprrr ArrLrnd

Is steam hin Clvof Aew. York Ironn Lp0poo-Thos VII
son Iaoy Capt j. W Paul ana lady, Ais Farley. Miss
Helena 1ompkins Mas Susan Ton pains. hlp' houst9n.
Mfs HoustoI Capt Cushing Ady and two cbiien Master
VIM Cushing. Thos Non.f and LADY. Mrs barrow, Mis-.
u.,u Ms kinten h. Wclofd. Asp Than good, Mss Bran
gan ME smith aud ini4nts. Alrs. Btngs, . colt.
Mr. TLufgo0d }. Il Forbes, j., r. Reach, e. - Law
trus MI NADER and laoy. John Lvese}, Rev Miehasl
Capt Mont - Capt Scott Capt Geo it5bsns
Nh. Edmsi1n A. S4ith &. II. boHon, Hugh Cnthncrt
u. ~ Kenny, j. H. Dnsche, Gu.tayo Lompsuo. = hfauPs
H. Pofdgynr, W. Berry, Albert duch.id Auguste Annsas.
Ro5oft Creig ton, 4. sc.s~efHdrr 4 NJ Barrow, j. Sic.
.ughin, Il. r. bacon. ". Para, 4. Beafo L. BsrouI WIN.
Al..teI. IAdY, mint aud nuIAe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

11I5.; q foreign vessel on tho came voyage for
orders, with o., 600 bush. Wheat at Ss. Cd. v Or;
three foreign vessels on the same voyage, with
Gj eco bush. Wheat at IT,. Russian vessel with
q ain at Id if to direct port, but If to Cork for
orders, I'D; two foreign vessels one win 2f,oOO
bush. and the other with 5000 bush. Wheat, to
direct ports in Great Britain, on private term'; an
Italian brig to Cork for orders, with Wheat at 49,;
a British bark to Gloucester, with Wheat ct 3D.,
and Bremen brig to Havana, at $1,000 payable IN
gold.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
50 745 534 S8-for Customs, $ll7 200; Pc sents,
/ 1863. 937 6S; Balance $2j, 100, 1872 50.
The earnings of the first week of May, on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

In Ekchauge there ID nothing new to notice.
Fregbts ure quite active Tor grain aud rates arc
higher 70 Liverpool the engagements are ljJ 900
bushels Wheat at Q a l0d ia bulk aud bugs for I'M
mediate and next week delivery; A. 900 do. Corn 1T
" 3d. in bulk and bags; and per neutral flag, 1000
pkgs Bacon aud Lard at 27s. 3D., aud 500 bis. Pc
troleum Oil on private terms. To Londoa-27 coo
bush. Wheat at 81 a lOd in bulk and bags including
u small at the latter rate; and per neutral flag
% 900 bush. at d. IN bulk and bags; 500 bags
Clover Seed at 80. Cd The charters are British
bark to Iiavre with Wheat at II 3D.. British brig
10 Colk for orders, with 2,0O) bush. Wheat at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
BLOOD, BLOODi BLOOD,
rIEL,NIBOLD's ROSE WASH,

en- excellent ooa for disease, ola Syphiitic nature aud =
"a tctoc ia diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising ho
tsLii, o. ,it ator Used IN connection with the kxtscn
,cnu AID ssnApsra. IN such d.ess.' as recommended
Fyi-uce OF the responsible aud reliable character Wa
acc .fu pony tie medicines
CEKtIElC ATEs OF CURES, - ,
FkO.I ) TO ~ YEARS STANDING. with $500.
NAMES KNOWN To SCIENCE AND sAMh
For Medical Propcrtie, Of Buehn. -,
So, UISPESS ATOki OF THE UNITED STATEN
See Professor DEVICES valuable work, on tie fFseios
Sc rem L, made by the la.e celebrated Dr. PAYsIo,
Phuairl pus. ..a,.,.,,, ,,-Dowprr .
See ssiaart. made by Dr. EPERAiM MCDOWELL 4
cel.bfs.rd Puysl ian aud Member VI the hoya NoAsse
,ifecous .reAul published IN the TRANSACTIONS o. -
King rnI Qge~a's Journal. 80. :, ,,rN-r ,tFI
sr, sisA Review. published By Ben. Asi-s
TRAN RS Fellow OF lie Rows. COLES o. Surgeons
Sec mot oftLc ate StsndGI- W orks OF Atdis1Ar
ENTRACT BUChU. = per bottle, OF SIX for -
EXTRACT SARSAtARILLA SI per bottle or siH fsz
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SOC per bottle or 'iE S'i
= 81 800 .,, r.,...,-.
lie most .bsiiuae cases II directions are acheEedl To-
Delivered to sny address securely packed from oo'e'S0
Des,rib. symptom. in all communications Cures snATA~
trsd Advice gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
ATFIDAvIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman OF mo ~
Pniad- ula n. a. Helmbcd who being duly '"o.n, 80 -
~, IA. utolsrsOn contains narcotic. 10 He4eAl' -
''h' A|"'''' "''' O4' ''' ''1'' IL r aELMBoLp.
s and ,ub,eribed before me- thi, ga Jay II AoVsnesf
lg5L WA. l. HUBBARD, Adefmsn -
9th-st above HSse. PLAadeiPu@
Address letters for information. IN conaisnce, TO
II. Il. HE MB o LID,
CHEMIST.
DEPOT.
no. 10. SOUTH TENTH STREET,
(srIow cuEsrsurb
PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF coUSTERTErs AND uNPRN0iPLRS
DEALERS.
Who endelyor 10 dispose OF their own and " spsF
Gle. on the u, gstion ssssnsdT
nEI.MBOLDS GENUINE PH|
RATIONS.
HELMBOLUS
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
HELhIBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
nELMpoLDS
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S-
TAKE NO OTHER.
r On, gu, the advertisement aui'sss fs H. 'sS s'S
ia, os..isa zai sAgssais-
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fAdycrtisonient /

How 10 READ CDAltACTER.-N one part
head face, hsrd oiwin Teyosi to eDtfe cLuiactrf
he whole man must be into ia order TO know
al PhyoioEy PbIeuolosy, PAys0gn my aud tho Il enpr.
atrn must ba duly considered 10 arrive ot correct conen'
.,on. and TO be enabled definitely. What eau do
best~ Full written charts svei dAy b. FowLEE WELL.
Nv. 800 broadway. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
Franco

Politics unimrortant. The MoHiteur denies the
rumor that the Prince Of Wales ID expected on
Welt 10 the Emperor.
On the Pans Bourse, on the 5tb, the p cent
rentes closed at $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
Iiccaipis Of prodnce.

m,yiG --2700 bL. Flour = bbs Com Meal i25 bsf' DO
e, ob. Wii,ky. llGG10 Jssh Wheat ~ 600 do. Corn
n 900 do oats 1900 do. seed o. pa Asbos B3OJ pkys
ploYi,iCI., 1900 do Land 100 ia. Bu.sG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
Live stock ON tho N. N. nna Erie RaiIron.

SATURDAY. May l6-S,ork rsnsp last week - cars
Cate p clrs Hogs car sheep bears hor-os car Poultry
Total, "a cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

IMPROVEMENT IN THE COTTON TRADE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
The London Times Regards 1t as
Reasonable and Timely.

A MORE AMICiBLE TONE PREVALENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

ICrrc l1kutb anu hibOu NAHUM "'AS'
y~.cps-r........... ill q 9 fS 5%; g g
Fright .................... H t5agi ~ 10" e15 %
Mi.ceIane o1s...'''''''''''' o'' ""
Totsl................sl7OO2 80 s2%s5 81 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S0'''"
The earnings eff the Rome, Watertown, ana Og'
densburgh Railroad Company were:
For April 1909. .@4JOy 20
For April, l56l............''.'''''''' "''|'o "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fO7oL %
The earnings FOR the last niue months, Aince tDe
new road to Ogdeusburgh hss been in use. show an
increase Of s95977 CO over the same period of the
previous year.
The export Of specie from the port o! New-York
for the week ending May l6 was as follows;
Steamship Teutopi, @l 90
steamship City Of washington, LverpOOl.. +94s' %
ro,.,..................................6Gl95 5 o.
The Aspinwall steamer brings $3.50, 1873 in gold.
The IMPORTS at New.York for the week ending
May IA compare as follows with those Of the past
four weeks:
g.et ,n40 M.y q, A I 80 AH .5 e ARIS
GEM Mdso. 25l 3A5 1874 7l9 2o73sll g. t5a9 2sol9'
To.al.....s2,73l555 1,a917 3og2G5l .ea9Ol2 2o3'@o
Tn. meeting Of the members of the Mining Board
was sh ,nsed yesterday from Il p. m. to ii a. N.
This change not being generally under'to21' TIE
transactions were limited this morning. The sales
were:
40 shares Ogima........2i so shares Knowl'on
200 share Oima.......3 100 shares MaohaIan'''''''
Tie exchanges at the clearing house this morning
were <5i3l0, $50 ~. The clearances for the week
ending to-day were s353, 3i6 ga 63, IN average Of
$jS, s9I .IlO II against SCI ,260, l2l % last week
TIE deposits with Mr.. Cisco for ive-twenties to-
day reach 81, l2i OOO For the week they are about
g., 600 600.
The New-York and NewHaven Railroad Con
pany will pay it's coupons on its bonds due June LEI
at the Bank Of the Republic.
10 the Gold movement thero is no feature Of IN
tere-t TIE transactions moderate at about 10,
Fridays quotations..
The supply OF Money is abundant at sac cent,
but the enormous transactions Of tho street give 10
the market the character OF great activity. The DIS
bur,em.ns Of the sub-Treasury Dext week, 1t Il
understood, will he very large, and give addition a
facilities to borrowers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
HeImbolo's nIeoieinea.

N'HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES'I
KNOWN AS "HELMBoLDso GENUINE PREPARA.
TIONS. viz:
EXTRACT BUCHrr;
EXTRACT SARsA.
PARILLA.
IMPROVED ROSIE
WASH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
USE HELNBOLD's EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S ENINAOT
BUCHU
Fo- AL affections and diseases Urinary orssn, "hstaS
existing
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
r. hatcher e,u.s or,,.nsting and no matter Of bow
long standing diseases Of these Organs
require the aia ". . Diuretle
uELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHu
- TIE GREAT DIURETlO
AND IS CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEABE
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
HELMBoID,s EXTRACT BUcHu.

For Wesknessos arising from EHcesses Habs Of Dape,
tion, larry lndi.c elton or Abuse, attended
with the following sympiomsi
IuGispo.ition to Exertioa, Loss Of Power.
Loss VI Memory, Dihcnty OF Breathing
Wsak nerves. Irenbns,
hOrfNr II Disease, Wakefuness
Dimnos, Of Vision, Psin in the Back.
HOT iad., Flushing Of the Body
Dr,n,,. OF the Skin, Eruptons on the Fac,
Uliysrsal L1ssitlde OF the PaIlId CounIsnGne-
huscusr System. -
Ttess sJmptDui. allowed 20 20 on Whcn TINS inscinD
iavarAbi5 ron1yes soon foil -
IMPOfESCE, FATUITf. EPILEPTIC FITS.
In one u woicH the patient may expire VINO can sy
they are not eQueny followed b. tho.e dreiu cssAsas
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are aware oil the cause OF their suffering but cone
nfr.s Tue record. Of belusaue Asy and the sH
aacaoy ce,h. by Consumption, bear ample witness TO ut
LIutn ol ti~ s.tefuon. . -. - - 49,. -.
TuE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BIZ ORGANIC
WEAKNESS :
requires TIE aid o. med cine - strengthen and invgorae th
system. which hELMBOLUs EXTRACT BUCBU Eyariss
Us does a tua val convince tie most skepticai-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
F0IR DAYS LATER FRON EUROPE.

Arrival of the Steamer City of New-YOrk'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
HELhBoLDS GENUINE PREPARATION
"BIGELY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
p,st aud specific Remedy for Diseases Of the BLADDER
Kidneys. GRAVEL aud DAOPSICAL SWELLISDI~
THs medicine tho power Of digestion and sIcse
thu iD,D healthy action by which the sGfr
cee,0Hs depo'ons aud al unnatural engagements 70
dgced well a. pain aud inflammation, and "a Rood FOR Man
W0mea Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

Take no ercury or Unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant -
D-E eTous Dheasss
HELSIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IA Al. thei- stsse at e Erucle little change ofDt
81. no I1.3ny-r isnc@, And NJ EXPOSURE
II csases ue..ent desire and gives strength to Unnst3
n. eiy .euoylus obs.coa preventing and caring ssItct
tr-, IN De- lr.ra Iayinx pain and nhammstion. 80 re-
ou M In ths c... Il d-s-ss. aud e1peng POlsONOUs,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upor thousands VINO have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have p.A HEAVY PEEs TO be cured IN ,h0rA
nm, v fot no tney deceived snd that Tie PoisorP
h. bv a us- Of Powerful Astrcg-nts been eIled up "
The .yaem h break cut % an agsrayatrd form, aid
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

Speedily Mr., Adams tOthe Trade UniOaiSts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

FFMALESl FEMALES FEMALESt
OLD ON YOUNG, SINGLE MARRIED. Oh CONTEAt
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many Affections peculiar - rcnales the ETtrnct Bncha
arg ~ NJ other remedy. in Chorosis or hsten,
.loa 80. Pam ulge-- Suppression q Customary
Fvatraton liberated Scrfho1s state u tho Uer1s Leo.
corrtea Oh Whites. steriy. ali complaints incl snf
20 tDe sx whetaer Arising lndcreon Hsos OF Disssf
F-'-'' DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
so FAMILY SHOULD EL WITHOUT II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
A Washington correspondent Of a New
York paber writes as fnllows:

A Washington correspondent of New
York paber writes as .fnllows:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 The Foreign diplo
matists here consider the occupation OF
Brownsville by Banks as one of the most iuI.
porraut successes Of the war, and calculated
to lead t. most Important Consequences in our
foreign az well rs domestic relations 1t j.
considered as certain to bring the new French
pre,ensions On this continent toa head.
General Meredith arrived here to-day frcn,
ForrYess Monroe for further, instructions from
the War Department. in regard to the forward
Ing Of provisions ard clothing to our prisoners
at Richmond He declares Tint be is satisfied
thnt our rriSone, Do MT receive articles sent
to them, al huush As 600 ratons were toward
ed to Richmond n few days aga. Released
prisoners state thai none had yet been distribu
ted among them by the rebel authorities, and
that they nd not received any meat for four
DAYS: Nire tiru1and outfits OF clothing have
also been sent, but no evidence Of their distri-
bu,iep has.been raceveI mt Fortress Monroe.
General Meredi has - 600 rations ready to
forward, but declines to ship them until advis.
ed uf the safe arrival and distribution of those
previously sent.
The ret els, rs vel as;the rebel Government
come time back sent th, ir cotton from the sea-
board 10 Atlanta far safety, about two mil
lions bales altogether. twill be difficult f,r
this Gotten. or nuv considerable portion Of il,
to be removed before Gen. Grant puts his
hand on it. His movement in that direction
viii be rnpid.
MnB,Ls. Nov. 29,h.-A special despatch TO the
Advertiser and X gister," from Ahbeville, gives
news from Northern dates to the 26'h
The c icag." Tribune" reports the loss of sew
q zl.x,k thos 41s,,r
the loss of seven millions of dollars and siIt,
lives-all attributed to guerillas
"A Washington despatch reports that Rose
Grams has been assigned to the Department Of
Baltimore.
The Cincinnati ~Euqrirer'' says that Chief Jus
tics fancy has resigned, aud 'hst Secretary Chase
las been appu I'D oIhe vacancy.
Gen Foster left Cincinnati on the 22d to relieve
General Burnside.
The Greenwnoi Foundry, Mt Cincinnati was
burned on The 2lst--los $40 600
The rebel steamer Banshee, from Nassau, has
been captured.
Scouts report that raiding party Of six huns
dred lett Gorinih on the oath. and proceeded down
the Mobile and Ohio railrnad.
The steamer ST. Louie, from New Orleans, was
fred into by guerriIlas- NJ one badly hurt.
r., st,RA-lYNcCTn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
FR0T=TR rs. gISSlroS.IiYpr.

MOBILE. Dc 9TH" Register" hns.ad
kee urmy Corps Of Orr and Franklin are
abandoned the camnngn in Louisiana. and
that state is now rs free from Yankee rule as
III when 3 inks b,sa gel p re II Iasnn.
Gen Walker maintains the blockade Of the
Mi sissippi between tho mouth of Red river
and Mursunza. Nothing but ir,n-elad+c IN pass.
DiscnurasRg accounts "re gi ven of d ser.
tion. in Price s army since Holmes resumed
command.
B .uk-, with FIVE thousand troons, occupied
Brownsville. lie did not capture more than
fifty bales Of cotton.
Crrina the Mexican guerri!lt chief, has
pronounced against. .Iuarez aud The Frer ch,
an no ls Matamnras, ,ns:r. aSng the difficult
ty uf trade ly The K" G.u,dn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
EROM TIE ARMY OF TENNESsE

EROM TIE ARMY OF TENNESSEE
ATLANTA, Noy 2S.-Ger. Bra ,g'S headquar
ters ut lust accounts were at Ringgnld. tn"
enemy seem disposed to pub the aivantngO
they have gained eners 'tically, npd the batt'
is likely to lie resumed in day or two be-
tween Rim .sod and Dalton.
The epitnme of the three days battle is the
anemy gainci what he fought tor-Lo,kout
Nnuntain-an Tho left wing of both armies
BADLY whipped. Ohr.l'ss on The left wing va.
more than cnunterbalancel by gains on our
ri int. We lost Sb,cum's, Cobb's and Massen
ll's artillery on our left. and captured all Of
Slerman's h rs"I on our right.
a good m ,nY field and reg'mental officers
Ire arriving wounded.
Great fears for Gen. Longstreot's SAFELY are
FELT. Three thousand OF tho enemy nre aa-
Nncing towards Knoxville from Cleveland.
Fighting was reported at Kinrstnn, last week.
',erween our cavalry and the Yankees.
General Wheeler WIS orl-re t. Kingston
ST Monday Next day firing was heard a:
Loudon in thcdirection Of Kingston.
. SECOND DESPATCH.
ATLANTA, Nov. 2S:-The train this evening
cana frnm Dalton, bringing The sick and
wounded troops Our forces arc still falling
ba"k, sternly fallowei by the enemy, and FIR
ing was going on all day yeeterd, ~.
The wires have bsen down nanrly all dav,
but his afternoon nave beer working 10 Tunnel
IJ;ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
SECOND DESPATCH
FRnM TENNESSEE

BRIsroL, Dec. 2-Psrs,ns frnm New Mar
kes say that the firing at Knoxville. ceased on
Sa' urday, night, and throughout Sunday and
Monday no firing was heard. : Runora Of the
surrender OF Burnside are numerous and gem
, orally believed, butthere is no official conar-
nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
TIE SiEGE-ufIi.t CHARLESTON.

Charleston, Dee. l-Tne enemy fired six
tie N shells this u ttruDun INFO the city. S.v-
erl bulldogs We're struck, and "n" white
woman severely wounded The sh ling Of
tn" city brought on lively artillery duel be-
tween Gregg and our. hareries IN James
Island. No firing on Snllivans Island
Eight mortar shells were fire on Sumter to-
day. and two last night, OF which elk missed.
Nothing else of interest,
SECOND DESPATCH
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2 The Yankees or'ned
FIRE on the city this afternoon. and threw six
shells. A concentrated fire firm our bate
ries on James Island was brought to b. ar
upon them, when they CEASED. No damage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
A. CLESDlyEx.

RIcuNoNn Va. 5tl n .. 1868 =,
Terms Of -. m. citing between CT. Peers
md Mai:r Il ,rvie:
lSs rime-M1nday, 9th November, at Or
about sunrise.
ID. Place-Near Bristol, Tenn. The Sec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
l am, sir your oh't serv't,
WlLLrAu E. PETERS
RICHMOND. Oat. p. 1869

RICHMOND. Oat. -. 1863
Sir-Your note of yesterday was han lrd NJ"
in the afternoon. have TO express my sur
prise that, after tn" statements | male IN you
in person and by let er. You should assert
shat Mljr IIarvie had taken his own tim"
and consulted his own convenience before ad
lressing you uprn the matter hrtweer yon:'
bit up,n this point | nm content to Ter Il e
rac's speak without argument. Nor shnl ]
'liscnss with you whether | hlve consulted my
"time" or Convenience. acting ~ Major
ITarvie's friend I consider scrr liter as
distinct information that, Mt the close of The
present session Of the Legislature. YOU will
give Major II lrvie satisfactory r .p,n>h 70
l.is demand ind I shall. aeenr n ~ expect
the attention tn myself and N jor II lrvie"
which is nr,misel in the closing paragraph o'
your Communication.
Very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
FROM DRAM COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DEsr,1CH

ITQRs. Army NuRruEsv Va.
Via Orange g. H., Dec. Isl, 1868.
to G neral S C"orER:
rne enemy oreu"d their batteries on oul
lines yesterday. Some skirmishing took place
but no attack.
(SIgned) {. LEE. General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
R1cHvoxp, Va, Sd No7. 1863,
L, O. WAsu1NcToy ESQ.,:

L. @. WAsu1NGToN ESQ.,:
Sr-Suce tic ,liiTicnity on the nigh. OF the
Oh September, between Major uarVIe a"n
Col. Peer. il has been suggested to Coi.
Peters, ty source entitled To- the h'shes'
respect AID c'nf"e ice, THAI Col. Peters was
nasty and in error IN his conclusion tnat Md
Harve intended to he insulting t" him; 1t 3d.
c.. Peters frark y akin !eise- that his
Curse towards Mai"r II .rv'e at tat time, Is
=. source ri r"..at IL ham.
Very respectfully, y"nrs, &i.,
y. LEHDINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
Col. WV. f. PETERS, Present.
RICHMOND, Oct. &c, 1863.

RICHMOND, Oct. 20, 1903.
Mr. L. q. WASHINGTON
Sir In reply to your communication, [
have to rerall to your recollection that Major
IIurvie and yourself have taken your nwn
zine and consulted your own convenience Dc
fore addressing me upon the matter between
US. After snmn weeks Of delay. you infrmcd
me here in Richmond that Major Harvie in
tended tn send IN" challenge. Ten days a.
erward you brought il. Unh"r these cir
cum .tanees also shall consnt my 'nve-
nIencc and'ccnsider all Of nv duties. am,
ut this moment. tran>acting important public
business and cannot accept your challenge
without resisnins my pla"c in the legislature
which ing constituents cannot fill luring HE
present session. shall not give m answer
- Mairr Iarvin's note until hare a"rnm>
nlishcd the task have Immediately in hand,
When | am ready to do 50, AID when NJ
friend is ready, yon shall be duly nctIi"l. /
will adj, however, that You need stand in n"
apprehension of my leaving Richmond " tn
"nr giving full attention to yourself and Maj.
uarvie.'
| am, sir. your oh't serv't,
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FROM EAST. TENNESSEE.

BRrsroL, Dec. Nothing further fr,R
Knoxville. Rumors are current of another
raid through Greenbrier.