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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
Serft5rnns bon gGI;perfen Scr srsbelIen.

Baf4tngtOn 16. Suit. NuG Be-
rt&ten BEG Scntrsaomirals Battles uurcen Die
8cOte oes Scmcrltt, @unmano. 81. 3. Grcg-
man, onsasfGtGt, In GFltt2ea DaEe Des st.
@scrGe'S SnaO Die senane Sage etntaer aue,
aeretnten Salswerfe Der Gfbrlen auS;ufunbs
i&often, pslGs Iett Mnfan8 ser Gebelicn IL,
'G6Gtt8teit- 9~epelen GnS. NaG er0altener
Waetanfs trnrce Der SUmsriet auf SGnBpeite
nobe 9ebraGt nnb teeann bte Sabriteu an
botabaroirsn, M NaGber wurbe unter benz
S9use ftinsr &aucnea cine &bt1etlHng ans
9drb 8efdnot a4reIGe 4 Stationen Oemclirte,
50 Sal5ftHa 3~ertGrte, mebr oIs 200 8uIbel
Sals rerfrente unO 9esen 80 SaGeu uro
6dul ct ntsbsrbrauate,
!. Dte Ser. ct. G:esntte Mocebcntan NIT
BEN Nttof9ipmeu Der observation-disclosures mar am
27. .. Ge. In Btpmpute, ENGLAND.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
mrn Wprn Carolina.

Ntwbcru II, q. 6. ~. Suit. Der M&tb.
BRADFORD 8rCwn, StaatsI enatUr III Su @un'
fen etaer g8teOsr9erleIlune Der linton often
anfgetreten. @elbt naN 8ertGtsn beS Gas
Leigh GtanSarp Rtmmt Die MlaiCrttat Der
9eetsldtnr NIB Der iouDsrdnsn Contention
NIT t6nt ~tt6srstn, bra ftrGtet man i& in
Noro Carolina, paS Sod Der CONFEDERATION
eber atjuperfen, oIS entptoer bic &eStlisn
Mrmee aus 8tr9inten pertrteben rotr unIere
Gorce In Norb Carolina fart 9snus ID, I'm
Cas BOLT auf ale Safe Sa i&Iben. Der
NGtb. SO6n q. @tlmpr uno anDere btbtu
tenbe Stlapenbalter lInb ale elmer nlm6ltSeu
emancipation 9inftg. W6breno Die De-
Bate i.6er 3uridtetu flung Der @taatSmtltl
unp 3arIfnebmuns pes SsceIiOnsbe1flules
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
MnfruDr in SrOp.

.SrO4, q. 3, Is. Sult, 1O3 u6r g1u&te.
5tute Mcreen sogen ss8en 3OO-40O Nrs
better Der &snlsuaer GtlenateBerst II. Nl6auy
JtdGtIfabrtt bur@ bic StaOt l,nO prcclamtrs
ten, bic 3teRuns IoIe ni4t fattFnoen. @or
Der UTtntes".D rufsret bte[tsn (e an uuo ser-
ltSrten fe SS0te. SVbann rsbete Der @nttr
9aoerntan ben QS6sl ou une srmabnte i'm
frteolt& MAD Same gu eebsu. Die NufrIbrer
Sogsn auf bic Ne9erftrae los nn6 tpouten biels
5eraSrrn, tvuroen aber bur9 bic Bitten pes
Yater 9apsrmnn ba6on obgsbalten. SoSnnn
Sc8en le mad Der Sail unb be1retten IGmmts
ll@e @sionernsn. Dsr Dampftr 5ranct6
StiOtp, pslder farbtse NufwGrter bsGhdltt9t,
tpuree %separnt, 16 bap0n3umn6en uu0 fGbr
1dIeunt9If mad Ntbany as.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
Gie MBbeIherrfaaft Ia sspann.

80fOn Is. Salt. 5eute To aQes ru6ts.
DIR PS6tI oerIuate geiera pas .3sugban0 tn
DcOssrfr. gu ae9msu, tpurbe atsr BON per
WfilttdrbeIabunS sranottG sei6loeen unb NIT
etnem Se&epfanber tn tuiloe 6lu6t getrieten.
@tn Wnsrif ouf RE @epebgl6osn tpurbe BON
Der BOIt3st NIT 8eUOlosrn a6serpsbrt. @aYor
Qinroln Bat cine 9rutlomatton ~erlaIen, In
wflGer er alien Nufribrern eebietet, l6 ruGta
gu Sertalten, une cte 8argsr u frn1t, Die
Jtubs unO St&srUett gu iGissn. Or iet
enti&tcden, ben Grtepen Der Stabt mater isbee
8%eOinQuus oufredt ~ tr9atten. Dtr 9as
bel8ii9rsr, tceI@e IN pUrteer gloGt ber9oftet
tuarcen, pevbsn resen GtnbruGS unb SOB.
iGlass prpcsiFrt werDen. ga nnn brute
glaGt etnen rften @ustrnA farhtst, burds
steben Ntlttdr, uno Wott3eipatrvuiuen Bic
Staot. Gtsle %srIonsn, untsr itnen lueor
Trouen, rurren bonn @Sssl gemurpeE uno
eefdbrlt9 bsrlsbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
0nt1 Glar!cftcn.

8afbtu8t0n, Is. SuEt. Die fOIsenre
U~fTctsle Depe1Ae TT beute e%tr8egangen
5~aupt1uarttsr, Department. De8 6Ibeu8, }
SIM BeIbs, Mlcrris Sslano, 9. g., :
IL. Suit 1868 }
On Gen. 0iaior Daatf, COMMAND. en- @bef.
Tim 5 u9r MprBen8 an 10. D. Wts.
moGte Id etnen Nngriff ouf Die bs1e9t3te go
FtlOn tcs Tstnbt6 am faoIi4sa GuOe Don
McrriS Sslano, notm mao brtifGnbtssm
Sample Zen She'll Der 9nIel unO lief biz
Snfanterie Bis auf 600 gar5s son Sort
Waener SUrritdem. Wtt Mu9aobrne etaer
Meile, ouf wetdDer Sort @agasr un0 ete Sat-
terie BET Cummings @otnt IieDsn, Daten MIR
isbt bic san3e Snle I'm geljB. Der Maerif
tuus6e bon Brig. Gen. Stron8 In tlsinen
8Sten inter @9ub unierer 81tterien aui
TOup SslanS beapunen anb burb baS 8ont-
barlement unltrer 9louitOrs auf 6Urt 0dB
ner Inter @cntrsaentral Dablsreen, inter
Rabt. Gin Stnrmanorif auf Sort Dasasr
mar regen bes Gsftieen Ttuege, fDsl@sra ua'
1tre 1rupsen au8geIbt rvaren, ntGt eriOtg.
retG. Der Gerlult os5 Setnte8 tetr68t 9eBer
200, Der unIere $50 on SOotem, GerpGnoetsr
uno 8srmtsten. Wtr tabsn II fGrsrI
SroOnnanssslaabe mno Die ean3t GqalpirnnG
bee 3fCbeuenta9ers erobert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
8nn Gnrt Wlpiirne.

Sort MUnrDe, Is. Suit. Oa6 Oar=
lnmentGrbppt gletp gorf fam esltern Ntenb
bon Gitp 0Otnt alt un0 giaG NIT 1900 &rtesss
selangtnsn tnter Mlaicg Mnlfotb nod @t!Y
Yoint ab. ae7s- su .-at. ~
Naa 01i4mpab 8eriA!en pom 70. SulI
riiGsn 2 -unferer Yan3erlAifr, 3 b5l3erne
&ancuenboOte un0 5 GranepOytItife Den
Sams8 &tpsr ttnarf nnb b~sfinpsn (i1 BET
8oarpon, untertalb @tq @otnt. Gn Cams.
tag trofsn 81 g)anfee @efan0ene, inter i9nen
SbetRtieut, 6Oltpn unb @apt. Mari9 BON
5. @ip. Negt. wtt 9tept GtrtRopter Don Der
2. @a. GAP. I'm Qib6s 0efansatTe In 8tU
munb eth. trcitlba Que Brig Gen. Nsal Dom
berwatrt wirD, ipelder an 80. Stunt 6et 0ort
6ubIen ~aefan9en senommen !purpe. MQe pte'
isntgen perioasn, tpslGe ntAt IN bic Gsbelsg
Wrmee elntreten roatsn, ipurben BON Gaft(e
Ebunoer mad bent 2ibtY @s1dnsntHr User,
eefeOelt unD lUnsn no4 benz NCreen esG&iGi
tperpen. a 71s.r @5ad -sail a@5 r>sl as-
Der enquirer IaBt am Il. in etnel. 9sits
ortitet: DIR Gaa 8tdsburse, Der NId3uQ
BRACES, bic Wteperlaee Sees unb Der Nnarif
auf @barlsltcn Iinb pte ernfli21en 1nfaQe,
welGe nn5 felt &nfan9 pes Grtegee 8u0sRO<
Bsn EinO. a as<s
Na@ @tGmoab 8sri&tsn griffin air an
8trSeu hsS II. Suit Die Snttevte g8agne'
an, ptrben ober 3urtdsel@la8sn. Gnf Samea
|Saicno 1T Nqss ruGte.
Der &tGmpno &uqatvsr ROM IA. btirBi
DePfI@en ron Sadion bi5 gum u. 9ntt, II
l1tr Na&ts, pslde bertGten, OaD ba8 Ngttueeit
Seaer ON II. aGfBebSrt tabs, o6sr am 70.
'pteOer auf oeu Iiatsa Glt8eI be9pnnsa BABE.
BurniDs Ieste tet 8trcIona'8 8errY NIT 2
DtpifOntn ater Den STUFF. Der Gstn0 5iet'
|fE& auf bem ,rsdtea Gtigel ~Salaa,men, IN
Bsarl Rtosr 3u srreinen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
8eIbua6me bon Bort 6ubIom.
s0OO sefansene. 10000 tleine ssa6en,

SeleifIcfe hub rs SeIaserunoSgefd,iiee erbeuteG.
Sbertnal ~DcrfUIst Soc SUbnfou.
Gatro,a15 Suit. Gin DepdAentrdger
bon Gen. Grant ~bsldtt8t Die giuHriGt Der
Gtnna9me DOR Yo,t 6ublpu. l1n1ere Gruppas
5c9sn an 8. BE-. eta. Die aus 1000 NtoHa
oeltspenoe 0erntlen TT 9~efon9en uao 35 Getrs
.EaGe. 70 Sslogerunsssei4Ibi uno 10000
Stnd N!ett19erebre, erbeutet tpcr6en. llnter
ben Vefan9snsn bsiuott Fd Gjen. Wlaioy
Gardner, gri8abier 8sate, Col. @teoomon
Wius, Smitb nno 2 anbtre bube Sffdere,
beren Ramen niGt betannt ftuS. :
Nad ben neusfen Na4rtGtsn bsRnest I'D
Gen. S9srman auf Der SsrfcIeung Solutions
tpel9er inrner .reiter auriidwei@t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
Bonn g8IadtfeIse BET GETTYSBURG,

Sbpobl bie BIdtter 1Gou cine Wiense III
tere1ante SGtloerungen pom S9la9tfslpe
Ibst GETTYSBURG. mtt0stbsilt baben. 70 fam
I9Gretber oiel.o cod niGt untbir, ben QsleA,
IbcS o@eder" BON Gem, mas er Set stnent
me9rtdJts Nufsnt6alte in Gettysburg nnr
ben umlte9enoen 6oIpit1lern NIT angsleben,
etne s~eoran8te SGilDeruns gu geben.
Die Stabt 1elbf bat treni9er e~elttten, ale
man mad ben S&laHtbertHten Sermutbeu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17

@rntesW ii s Fl 9ten. Dte@rnte
pirS in bie1cm Sabr Iopr9G an Qaulitdr a18
an Quurtttdt einen Dur&l dnitts @etrag o6s
@rtra0 abnerfen. Sn pielen @egenOen BAT
bic onbalteube trodHe WittterunS 9eldobet.
Sn 0ennlAlpanleu fte9t DER @ei3en le9r 1ASn
bod perbinrerte Der Gtnfau Ger Ge6eGlen Ia
pas Guniberlanbz Tbal bic re9tSettIee Gin,
6%eimIang. Su Nsw Orrf lit Der @etaener.
traa gut aber 1ebr leidt, SIN Beteu fteGt
Ger @eiSen Iebr siiultt9. Sm iitbltdea Sbid,
Sntiana ulo Slirois ifebt in ppGler GrtoQ
5u ermaten, beIpnber5 faut bet @banSciIe
Snb., rer 8ei5enertraS auferproentlid reid
aus. hieIer Staateu, no Die GrUdenbeit aui
Oen 6clpertra8 na4tbeili9 etn9emirft Bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17

DO elmer 8rigate Don 9iciecrous unbertruut
befan, e~rtOirtte ftA 5uolei6 tie @rlaubniB,
buiette beritten az rindeu unp 3tpar obne
Soften fir bic 9tesiei ing. Gr beiAafIte bic
8feroa iebr raid. Damn fibrte er pos Hat
chet ol8 @affe an Der SteDe be8 SGbels
elm, rcber 1e Den Wamen Ratchet 8rigace
erbielt. Gen. Miaidl, eer fir3lid Die Sri.
sore teIu9te, fprady pie neber3euBul8 aus,
.6aB Elm Ratchet 3tpet Sdtet foertb 1T, Colo
mel &ilper BAT aberTquf letnen alien Grim
Ouugsseit NIT III bic Grntec Se9rd4t uli0 eine
'Wtoi dine, 9endnt" Yanko ccnftruitt, @iiens
bobn Idienen 70 5erlplittern f@Snnen, boB fe
ablplut nid)t mebr 81 gebrauGen ftnb. Gin
|ICldes Snitrumert miro fIr jece GpmpuSnie
Ietner 8rtgaoe an0efertiot, Hub S4ieneu
tno tetanntli4 rar in Der gtebeQens@ onfSt
Iberdticr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
GefeernD5s{de gGad5rtdstess
esrsatftEfar ftn 3l!titaari =
8out Griegsi9anplat.
az @erfolaMna he8 0einSe9 tn 0irainiem.

~ ~NtIV~JFN"5 y FUE~F Nv DEFE
N2aior Gernswettg nit so gtaan tts
.@Onnscticut @opaQtrie ipugbe sor8slsrn Be-
bic R0lttUn bcS JsinbcS bet Bolivar
|3tebt's aus,ufunpi@aftsa. Gts RieBen auf
.etnen ftarfen &aoaaertspcaeu, trtebsn tin aui
Ietne 200 Mann Enrfe Nelsrbe suriid unO
|Srt1en ptele ar. S68Ie!9 CT susrlt etniee
0sfnneene nabn, muBte er ft6 l6ltseltd NIT
90 Wann srseben. @apt. glaffsIer f@lug
flo curh uao ua9n lsn SberR per 10.
Str9tnta @auaIsrie, ben Gop!an, eiuet Ga
|pttatn uub 2isuk. sGfangsa, Gtne @6teeis
lung pom 900 8sitern Der SunbeSarntee,
tpfl&e Die Ie6sQsn pt,ipI9t. miro IpffentIt@
INT Gtanbe leIn, Maior Tarnarport9 81 bes
%Treien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
Scr ac6eaen : Ginfua I'M gEeRen.
Wtpraan's Gprtfd,ritte

@tnrtnnatt, IS. Suit. @sIRtrn lana
WfCrSan II Metlene BON SiasbOro, 9i9bIanl
County, O9iU. Na& ben Iestsn DspsI&tu
ICu CT rad @ef linton, Npams County, pCr,
~seorun8sn etn. Ssine BtGntlsr nGbsr, en- F9
benz GIuie @apaUtle eessntter, rurbsn oter
pcn ben &aHcnenSSten surIdsetaet.
gBtt es betbt, fol- Der 8rtess3ultanO tn eie.
Tiger Staet Gsute aufsebOben perbeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
Mufreauna in Series Gits.

Sn SerGY Gity bsrrldts errse anfrtennG.
bod mar Bic s ubr ss(tsrn Nbeno ned tstMs
@nteute Surastrmmrm. @eeem 200 3sute TER"
IammsIten GG UNI bic 3stt auf Dem &reu5s
punttr ppn Yrplpsct, Nsrarf unS GailrCar
Mpenues, np lI@ eintse NeeeIpCbnun9en be-
finben. g4ad ether 8eprehun9 Iber Die 9es
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
unslafcfau In SnSiauo.

Sn6ianapUlfs, ID. Suit. @a6renD
Die IL. Wt&tgan 8attsrte our0 bic @trogsn
masi&trte, erplOeirte Elm BrobtaItem nnD too
tete brei ScIoaten nro ben 5anunter. Gin
&nabe tUurce tSbtlt@ ~bsrpuabet unS 1T Geitaer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
Mus NfIbans.

atbenn 10. Salt, 1Ok uSr glu4ts.
Maf 6rObenCe @srtdte bin entftrnte fG fas
Sen Yurter Oampfbppt BON leinent @erfte
uno leste iI@ In Den StrCrl.
Die Staot If tents WaAt SuGtcmnsu
ruhiG.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
@6iNsnatbridteir.

New gorf, 16. Suli. Die 6rcsatte
|@abtne nnp res 3oa6oot @upaDo9a ltnO bon
ttrer &reu;fabrt 5uriidgetommeu.-Der9a m'
pier Ocean Queer, BON NIptnuaa am 8. fam
NIT $2O1.00O Sob Beute an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17

IN Der 9e9islntur Dor f9 stne, du6erte eta
WiitsIteb, bns btle Mittst CUR 8srtsttun9 Der
Staaten 1t ein &ries NIT Dem lu8lan6s.
Die 9emertung putbe BON alien Setteu nit
lebbafttm 8etfaus %auf9encmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17
Ocrmif@te S1aAri@tea.

n. Epb1bese 8aters Der 6pm6o~
patbte. Der 81 :idbriss Graf g. g. 81.
De8utot, pfl@er 1928 5abnmann pen Der
aqopatbte Sur ScmSoputbie betebrte, Rarb
ilralt& IN Qpcu. Gus lem tspesten 2sber
bsS Sraftn 1T 3u erwGtaen, baB er. 1899 aug
ytsppel teesea elmer 8erl&pDrun9 sesea Die
Hon1atn Sarcltne Serbannt wurpee fpGtsr cine
Anlsllan8 als prpfsGor Der Matbemat!t unn
JnIpsetor ofr l1atOerttGt @renOble bstnnt, ale
doctor Der Waebt3tn 9roeutrte, bte 6OmSCpa-
THE beSrtnSste nno aIs Ritter Der GbrenleStOn
far6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17

gine geIealdqft S~e5eIlipnilfer,, wel&e
Iflr3ltd ron gtal9piae Iber nnlere 2inisr
btnaus beforoert wurben, purben bon enc,
Ibtbeilune &ebeuen. 8uldtlepper nm an if,
E8elo uno Wertbiaaen berautt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-17

.Gptcne1 @tIber. Giner Der unter>
.nebmenofen nro tntelisenteReu Sff5iere
.muB jebenfals s Of. Wi1ber pom II.
Snoiana, &esiraent in Sen. Rclecrans'
arntee iein. @r 6etGnete Iid Bel @resnbrier,
-Munfort Spiae, Wurfreesbcrp uab auf ME.
perbolten, fiibnen Streif5asen aus. @r mar
friber Elm Sn9enieur BON bpher Steluns unt
u~nbeusiamer @nergte. Oils er bas @cmman-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
hsfe Arrival Of the Banks Expedition
Fort Brown Evacuated by the Rebels
Our ARM nt EraZo-.

By the arrivals from New Orleans, We learn
That the expedition u the lilo Grande. under Gems.
Banks and Dana wlich is intended TO effect the double
purIoso Of crushing treason in Texas and watching the
developments Of Mexican Affairs had safely arrived aRer
experiencing woatlCr during which tie light
draft steamer Union and two Gcooners were lost and
some damage inflicted upon the feet. No lives were
lost however.
Two Rebel descrteis were picked up who lad been at
sea in a small boat 10 miles off Pass Cavalo. They
raid that an attack on Sabine Pass expected As
Tie feet arrived at night off The coast Of Texas our
zen could bee Rebel sgnalfres burst forth at erery
point In sight.
On Sunday the 3lst u, the RIO Grande was In sight
sn6 the feet headed foT Brazos antag4Ear. The har
toT was entered and the troops commenced disem-
barking Brazos Island. The Inhabitants fed, and
resistance offered ~ The occupation OF the Pass
On Tuesday the I'd inst the whole expedition arrived
thd the gunboats MonoDgahola and Owasco. and a
transport withtroops. cent reconnaissance TO
emouth ofthe Rio Grandc TO land foYcesn the Texan
shore. Iosr OF the ships boats caszed crossing the
bar, and seven soldiers and two sailors were drowned
On wednesday, the 4th. Official news was received at
Erazos that tie Rebels had evacuated Fort Brown pre-
siouy burning the Government buildings and that the
vile. which 60 Rebel cavalry Lad entered and were
sitng fire TO. Fighting was going on In the streets
between the Inhabitants and the Rebels and the 18Th
Maine ere marching on the town when The STEINER
hfL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

nola f'e office of United States Attorney for the Fast
.ru District ~ Missouri Such being my opinion tho
President, al ry request Lis caused your office 10 he
vacated and anu,lcr tn be appointed N Your stead.
Yours, EDWARD hA1fS, Attorney Ds"'rah
The popular eminent upon the action Of the ENocn-
tive in the ease of Nj Edwards was his election, by
oiO majority Ia the office OF Circuit Judge for which
he was the Radical nominee. ms successor NJ
Grover is reported to nave expressed entire 'slee N
the efficacy Of the Presidents Proclamation Of Enanci
PATTON and is sad have voted the Comprehend Cor
scr,aino ticket m the late election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
A REBEL PIRATE NEAR CEYLON.
OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
THE EMpERoR's SPEECH.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Complete Triumph Of the Federal
Party In Prussia.

The Mman steamship City Of London, Capt.
Petrie, which left Liverpool at noon on the 9Th and
Queenstown the 5th inst arrived here yesterday.
The mails Of the Asia arrived here on Monday
morning summary Of her news has already beenpub-
lished.
The steamship City Of Baltimore. from New YsIt.
rived at Queenstown on the 4th.
The ship Amazon. from London for New-York. he's
been totally destroyed by Gre, off Margate. The PAS.
sengcrs aud crew were saved.
The steamer Columbia arrived at Galway early on
the rnorningof the Cd.
The Jnra arrived or Londonderry In the forenoon o.
the 3D. and reached Liverpool about a. m. or the g.
Tie Africa arrived of Queenstown early in the fore
Iton @. the 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Keller for Prisoners.

70 ne Edifo, 81 The ". j. Tt,Jgae
SIR: The inclosed extract from letter witt
ten by the Sanitary Commission Agent at Norfolk. Va
under date Of Nov. H. shows that Government is
not unmndl OF the suerings OF our soldiers at Rich.
mond. Respectfully yours,
BENZ. COLLINS, Assistant SECRETARY
H. s. Sanitary Co,anisifn No. s23 Er,adroy Nae lgk
Nov. Ii. latJ
SANITARY COMMISSION, NogYoLK Va, Nov. H. 1863.
Tho Government is ready and willing, and j.
making every effort to sapIy the wants of SUIT ring so
diars confined IL Southern prisons. Cen Meredith Is auihor
bed scud thing that may he required 70 supply thor
wants add 20 their comforts and this morning dispatched
City Point boat with the folown; let Of suppg: SEQ
barkos $500 hody 5000 oycrcoa- 5000 pairs shoes,
600 crps 5000 wool sir $500 g sscks 10000 ia ions OF
food.
The Gcuofl vi continue b. forward aPpcs q. fact
tly b., sent oiu ti,y Point To- li.u'nt. Toe supplies
lent 10y the S-r t"nus'' 9rd ron-'.t n. i co. ri,-
ctf4.A irob 81 il Ald-. reh.s tutft 'tlfn, fuNrI.
usp spence, comb. tro.r.c aud ta.l ilI pnrs iHe
tobacco that gre ,Hppf slt ly Oh" e",tun.nl nud 10y
the Sanitary Commit sion viii be received ~ Richmond na
srbGt,d among men, there - thuk but iitle DOUBT.
Doubt.s there will be- lai iclas, by the way hn ths
bee submitted 10 los she saAe 81 pens someig troush
10 fuii'Ttr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAN GAZETTE-OTFICiAL


WIK DYrlI1sryr PROVOST MAR HAL g KsyRLLsOrs1cs
WAsRIvoroS, ID. G., Nov 10, 1903.
The following changes and appointments are
announced AZ having been made by the President Of the
United States accordance with the provisions OF the act ior
curo.ius and ealing the national forces &C., approved
March ,, 1863:
N,,-. YoyI-Dr Hollis H. Cubbuck 'urscon. XxNli'h Dir
lie vice Graves dismissed. Samuel q. Acton, CoHins
.oner With District vice Baldwin deceased Theodore d.
bronson Proves, Hsrsai With District vice Fsrr revoked
Robert Edwards Cornis,ion.r Win District, vice Lamont
revoked. Dr. Allied H. Loonis, Surgeon, With District. wee
Powell, revoked.
IAinoi&-Dr. Rober, Bead 9Th District, vice Hail.
resigned; Dr. Samuel Mcclure, surgeon l'h District wee
Payne, resigned.
kanso-A Shannon. Provost Nar,hal Southern District
vice Banks revoked r. H. Batr Comnis.oner Southern
District, vice shannon. promoted.
W,,coa.s-Jane. BriniliG Commissioner ID p''ric'
vice Bingham resigned
PenEsyltdRid-D janice 5. Dcben'ile, surgeon i' '
trct, vice Masselis. revoked
Oh-Mon,gom.ry j. Aston. Ccmni,sioner, Hid Distinct
roay pointed.
Iadiaaa-wm. s. Lngle Conui'siOncr, With District
vice Zig. resigned.
,ias.aeAu,en-Dr Fred II. Hooper Surgeon, lot District
vice Foster Hooper, resigned
NIehioaa-Mlafd NJ Mcconnell. Firh District, Provost
Marshal vice Walker, removed; Henry {. Miller Comb
.orer Fh District, Draper revoked; Dr. Isaac Pad
ooss Surgeon Sixth District, vice GAlbrAi,h revoked
JAMES u. FRY, Provost Marshal General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
GEN. GRAHAM SENT TO GEN. BUTLER.


Brig. Gen. Charles X. Graham has been re-
hcved by order Of the secretary OF War from his cor
mand in the Army Of the Potomac and directed to n
port 10 Gen. Butler Gen. Graham will 30 to the froai
tomorrow TO bid farenor to Lis Old companions IN
arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Provision. for .hc f.icsmoud Prisoners.

IiiliN!OIli Mond1y, NuV. 10. I~t.
hnothcr consignment Of provisions, - bar
rrls Of beef ~ bIT, Of pork aud four barrels ~
-four aud meal sent BY G. &. Fulton 10 Libby
Prison and Belle Isle to-day from I1s Hah.more .snc-
,.a kcl.d .lnd nah,ns g. iOo vosii reD. within =
pt,k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

George J. Ayrc. agent for the sale of Confe6-
crate bonds has been sent hthcr from the Army Of IL"
Potomac and committed To the Old Capitol. Several
other dangerous characters have also been sent to tba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

French Re-ruforccmcnts Sent TO We aieo-
Reorganization Of the Military Service
Prince WIN imilinn Rciferntes His In
tention Ia Accept the Crown-Timc Of
His Depnrture-Mis Portrait Sold in
Paris-spccch Of Louis Napoleon 10 she
Legislative Body-RcbcI Rams Never
Bulls Ia Frnnre-Thc Rensens Why
Drouyn dc Lhuys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-10

ture OF the Executive when the Legislature
can not be convened against domestic violence.
And do further proclaim, declare and
make known that any provision that may be
adopted by such State Government, in reh-
ton to the freed people Of such State, which
shall recognize aud declare their permanent
freedom, and provide for their education, aud
which may yet be consistent as temporary
arrangement with their present condition rs
laboring, landless and Homeless class, will
not be objected to by the National Executive.
and it is suggested as not improper that in
constructing loyal State Government in any
State, the name of the boundary, the subdiv-
sion, the Constitution, and tie Federal code
of laws as before the rebellion, be maintain
ed subject only to notifications, made neces-
sary by the conditions hereinafter stated, and
such others, if any, contrayenng said eondi-
tions, which may be deemed expedient by
those framing the new State Government
To avoid misunderstanding it may be proper
to say that this Proclamation, so far as it
relates to State Governments, has no reference
to States wherein loyal State Governments
have all the while been maintained
And for the same reason it may be proper
to further say that whether members sent to
Congress from any State shall be admitted to
seats constitutionally rests exclusively with
the respective houses, and not to any extent
with the Executive; and still further that this
proclamation is intended to present to the
people of the States wherein the National au-
thority has been suspended, and loyal Stale
governments have been subyerted, mode ty
which the National authority over every
local State government may be establish
ed within sad State or any of them,
aud while the mode presented is the best tho
Executive can suggest with his present inn
preston, it must not be understood that
another possible mode would not be accepta-
BILE
Given under my hand, at the city OF Wash.
ington, the eighth day of December A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three,
and Of the Independence of the United States
of America the eighty-eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
WM. H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-10
Dpeing Nousr.
3 YEIN c X o U s E
10. q. 81. OLAIR. RRr. FnnRrH a r1r.rII

NO. Sc, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
FIiHE undersigned Informs the pubic that he ~ =
practical dyer and has established i've honse AZ
ne spoFe plsee and - nos prepared "a color all kind
- silks Satns, Ribbons, Wooien and Coifon Gorl.
any color, that may BE- desired
Grease and STAINS removed from an kinds offahrps
no warrants 20 nufh Az goods Ia manner to- oiye
sausiacuon, having All arhclea neoesssr, NJ ,serrr
hiu work IN the beat possible siyle.
snis 'HERaARh wIEengp