davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
The Last Log OF the Rebel Prize sseasns
Merrimae-The steamer Peserhom-R~
lease or six Prisoners rrom Fort La
fayette.

lease OF six Prisoners from Fort La
sayette.
The prime steamer Merrmic, recently captured "a vii
mingtoa and brought % this port. b. rtizs
of no incop-derable value. Yesterday. IN ovsrbszng
her the log slate ming the last
entered tbercos ss a og Tho following - . verbatim
cypy OF the
THrsrpAv. July n, 1859,
comes In clear and modest Esgn~~r- 3iii ~ ~o~t
cngpc@ ~ two ~ got steam the ship. and ~ Ave
Y. ~ weighed ehor aud steamed down 10 NJ ini~ and
came for the ~iodfo cot - the bar A.
eleven y. ~ got undsrwrxb and r~ocrcded 10 sea. A.
twew. cro~~ed the bar and v<t-d throsEh tbs onck.
aders ~ the beet advantage 10 Gods this dsr,
TuDAr, July -.
comes IN wwh moderate gaes frws The Dcstbsass snd
clear. A. two r N. set new bp~Ah Bre ses posth-
~s~i. from ~hch tsks departure a. Ave a. ~ ds
covered asissn 10 ohise q us and gsininx.
Commsneed throwing oy.~ cargo ~ cosk snd oorinssd
ussa 20 euld sos p-fce,ss our psrsoer ss'acd
La.v.-A stesmev IN sight ahsxd-s bto<xAdsr
!sM sf>y.-ssps ts rsy."
% s.pposed that nj this jsnctass the ffotsos hsd
svs~Asssd ths vsnimse ssd caused uoosk fbs
ssssss~ . nov yns At The Ailsatsc ee,t.. sss -hsa
discharged w BE- ny rov-vnmes, to BE-
usn.gort Tns Peisrbon. lying ., xhssisrs st,f-s
s also b ~ sbs sey.rnmssi and -n BE- ssed
q wsnspor.
nasxbsi nursy ysstcssav sdm1lsssrea ts~ osih u
ailexanse 70 wAnlsm cruppea sra s.masi ss-msss~.
oS S~v O~issn,, loalstsss william Le-. W novan and
c~orse w. "a nan u nObis, Aiaoama. and Hcb~t Co.'s
~ q Ilsysns. alt Fort Lnsysits prwDosrs. Who wsrs
brought 10 this cny yessssy sDd sischsrxef
sAy sfsv tzkns oath. fbe prIsopsrs cstSas~d
% ,sro..s s.-~.s issso tunanx the bcssss AT hsi
tssn s.so o1sa IA ths tort bf several seas a Isrg-
parah~s ~ ss~ ysssers o1asned rh~rs es.ir. 4,
tse ,e es.h ~ .nes sac Rai ~ released fssn e,,v
Thsu osses sfc b-ox eansifss~i " ~ gyvsrnsBsbt
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
GEN. HuAIzflMAH's DEPARTMENT.
Sharp Skfrmish with Gucriliss-Mosby
Badly Wounded, sc.

Badly Wounded, sc.
WASHINGTON, August %, 1868.
Omcial Information wss received to-day At General
Heinizelnan's headquarters OF skrmsh Monday last
bc,wecn detachment Of the Second Massachusetts, ca
valry California regimcut) and Mosby's mon.
This attack by Nosby msde 1t Coyiss tavern, on
TAtlc River turnpike some few miles this aide OF Fair.
fax about two O'Clock 10 tho Afternoon.
Our mon, numbering only twenty-five. wsro attacked
front and Al the same tme, but fought manfuly
Our loss was two killed. three wounded and nne ,uken
prisoners, together with oil the horses bad In
charge, fifteen OF which, however. afterwards
captured, leaving eighty Ave still In the hands Of tho
rebels
The loss or the enemy one captain and one lieu
tenant killed, and one lieutenant and three privates
wounded.
Mosby, himself, was wounded in two places In tho
eide and in the thigh. His wounds regarded 40
mortal.
Colonel Lowell pursued tho enemy from Ceutreyile -
far Neckers Gap, but they succeeded In making their
escape by reason Of having constant rsmounts Of frssh
horses.
Reeonnoissanee or she Chesapsaks and
Ohio Canal. 4
wAmxoros. August -, 1901
Some Of scotts Nine Hundred cavalry have recently
bsen making reconnossances the line Of tho Chess
enemy Thursday but = one O'Clock yesterday
Ing I've pchess bs,oagaG 70 occs Of sixty Who
stationed a Edwsrds Ferry, when about two mica
above, 6red upon, shot striking Aonzo Picket
Of Company D. going through his jaw and innctieG dan
eevous wound. They wore both captured, sod, aftsr
being deprived d shsS horses and arms, were permitted
70 return 70 camp.
On their arrival Captain Halleck Immediately set
out, with sixteen men, 70 reconnoItre the canal,
without encountering any enemy until he sr.
rived within half . mile OF tho ferry, when
bis advance Of four men captured by party of
rebels, and on looking towards the camp be saw II N
session Of between three and four hundred q the
enemy-supposed TO DO wne'sor Mosby's men.
During the absence Of the reconnoterns party this
camp attacked aud one OF the rebels IL known to
have besn killed. and tho which bad bssn eft
scattering and falling back another encampmen,
OF regiment under Captain Campbell, t Muddy Branch
when the whole body. numbering about eighty hen,
tired from the line o the canal TO the hills in the
where they when last heard from drawn up in line
OF battle.
Our fore at Muddy Branch yesterday captured two
men, OF whom admits be pilotcd stuart into Mary
lana previous TO the bnttlc OF Gettysburg.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
The c...al-s ra.i,sms.s.

IV'"FF'f ANk tt -, tEsI
Ths tassrss ~ frpy - iss Govsrnor's se~~s 80
f,sly o4rsss q sutiissts ssss mrslss % q .snsA
ss.al a. lsl EA.ssfsp.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
TAs aswiag Cha.pioasAip.

Thsrs s every prospect of . secnd match
for tho Championship Of American wAten between
the present holder Of tho tnie-joshus ward. of
ss;s Sc:sss, ;sa ;as ,,,, az ses:%SgL. y.n n.m q
rs sss D. % S..sss W /. isSs.s1-, ssr 1s''s or
$4,000 ssds but tho is,,sr isiassd % ioS on say osr
agreed tho neutral water, of Lake dhsmpas
gsntlemsn oebogng 20 this city. - an induoernsa 10
ilngncss 70 give him $500 for ssr.o..s 70 mase ,hs
match. To this oncr Hanii oo ly,dsy islsrssphcf
,h. y The sa9o s's a.po.sa ., tbs xn'smsa :" Que.
cordingy 20 DOUBT of the rsqass arrangements being
made.
Omesai Dvawsss. ss zs.vr~y. Gaay 4
x;Ss,,, ana ,s,.. s,,..sn ..: L..
-. ss' ~; 1 81; y, ~. ~ ~ - y; y, 50. 70.
81. ~, G2, ~. 22. :. "a, 81, T3. -. II. 81.
~ ~ : xumssr Epb! Ico,
ec,'e.@a, y. !" L'a'' 10
OmciaI Drawings of the shelby College
'''''' Esrsl Ca. n7-ausaa -. is-
So is' y; o.; 40. tI: y; p, q, 81, 80.
is. q, e5, u, IS. y. Is. 20. 81, -, ~, O.. ~,
81, GO. II.
c''''." '''' '' 'dd's'aajjons ajjons !. NORRIS co
covlagton. ~
Omcsst Drawings ~ the Library Asso-
cation compsn,. !. Lottery =. 81 ?, k.a.assr "a,
GAS, ,St-Aasss n, 1871
~. 10, "a. G5, ~, 81. 50, 70. 81. 81, ~, 81, ~.
FRANCE 2LLis co x.a.r-,.. oo.,as,oa "
Primes Cash~a tn ALI L~g.its~d I.osss.
- TK CLAYTON ! co. 70 wan arr.,; rOou No a
Prsrcs C..h.a In Al Legsity.a Lests-
IL Wal street, f0ga No D. ~ Y.
Irsa Railing, Ov.sms~sai ir.. wash,
0csns street. ssa ~ bro.s-sy
~ cavsss de vtssss sI.-yosies th. Aa-
ysn,ss- ., yAuonas.s - Bew.y pFa@f sao-s s's
minutes alter sitting oaHsv tf'' roof
wssaev's Psssss saiss~s~asv ssns.-
The sss are proof Safe ia ,bs ~gsH Depot 100 s.iasa
No Move ovsy Hssv.-Yossy-svs v..s,
cons,sn, s,sfy "a ,hs HsmAa Hair. W A. GRAsDjyAx
No As'os piscs.
Pcv shs Hsiv Bssrv's T,ts.phessss.-
me bel sss sss.p<.t s,,','~ s~sa ~ Drsss'.ss
w. A. Bass.s.s's u.,s Dys-Tns Bsss
" snarsss-s. ssa psssasss jsssa,y q ss,si.I
sss:.:.s.,:.: . m... ... d.: d., .;.:.,s....
r... y.sss,.:. s.,,.wr.ss; .s:yv,.:..:
iislss Essksi~i sosp. tss sso.s-sJ
fru~n spT~s ifs 10 fss.kss3s say psr q sk~
Wssvsstef Nv nv.s1vsr
Bss~sssst eesspissss.--Lssvs's B,..s
. e. ,s :, r.s 80 s,:" q s as..sss '"' ''''
wigs. roSp<es. Msss Uys. us,v DystsG
a.f ngs3ssss cv~s~~. f.s sss1nfyiss ths ksa ~ A
HATcnkLokk. u Ess< s,r~es
The Ittwssve WtU ssa T.sv.s. assss -
The ss~fd Aiss. pfssas snf Fs- "a r~fiss .4aw
tLlHKniatfs - hfe~4~sf
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Tsussss wsv.s ~ Co. hsdssi swss
49,. - - ttt "a 1ss~F Ast~f W~2ss Els
gssE ee.ss ssfss~tsss EA~@As'f hfss. - Asy -
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
srIsCELLANEOUs.
A rrEsrioS

|: +: :
sr-Iso-x
re'''a. O seasa'ary h.S. troubled wI,a we.sa... ,.
'aae' pap,aloa Of Aes Ia of appetite as,e.. .1..<
'''s torpid ''ss eea.p.'aa ve % souc IL ,as,
80 not ir, .ae celebrated
PLANTATION ntrrlRs
wnss s 'o~ 'eeoamsaaea b, ,he hsse., uri.... ...s
rite. sad - -raaisd to prola-, ,a ,urp.s. ,e..s,..,
eject, ytey -seeedasr Asrre.b- p-r,.-y po-. an,
mus. .up-~-a~ Ss> other ,oa.. where s.aaa,. S-..
ssinuant ,r-q1,rsr
rhey PURIFY. srnssarspna '..'sofas
phsy create bssiby sySrsle
rNsy arc an susdo,e ,,ss.sr Of v's,er aaa sis
rs.y o,ersa. eSscsss @-p.aoo saa '.e so4s.
they strengthen rss :, s~m ~ eai Y. M mad
rsrypsev.n, a.l..-a.ls s,sunsrm,,,o' go"
a.y purity ,As sfesss sad ssjd,, Of ,hs so~sa".
This, .ur oy.ssp.i. -,s cossaa.aAss.
Ts.y s.rr Ds.srA9.. csoissA .sacsssra ssvea~
rbsy e,,~ L,rss conplss.l and sssvv~s HsAssess
They make .,roas. ls.gu'a snifl.., ssa
euasuss.d ss'arrs great ,,.ors r'-, eo~sessa se
esss<s,ss cAAss bark ~arryr-co, 's--asss
ana news eh Wssrfseo w prfiVcy F&V ~ S'~s s"0~
ro~ psr,sa.. circular Testimonial. .r'aaa ss.s
bottle
Beware - wPossoss Ess nine every bor. s~~ hsa 70
has u. Dsnss signature prvss \. stamp over
the cork wxb plssisoa and Arm s,spasure
ans ssese p,sse engraving sas label See the,
bo,ss no, s-sed with Spurious sna dsle,erou. .sas
We defy ssy person match the 's.,' or ehsrssssv
" oar soods. Any >on pc ending I, sriI riAass
,ion Bitiers ~ tho EAiloa IN baik ID impssss
Wa ssil ooiy In os cabin bette. Any p~r~os
,mtsuug this boss. selsz other material therein
whsber called Plantation Botsss not a $3.50
tho Uni,ed lav and b. prosecuted by We
siscsdy have tao PARTIES rrbinx bsasiss
Ac Who yin suocesd In getting themselves Into as~f
Tho demand Drskrs Pisa,si,sa Hitter. is
dieA csrxymen merchants. Ac. ID perfectly sscses,ss
The simple trial Of bottle hs evidence ~
,her worth and superiority. rhey soa bv si rrssrs
able drurg Sta groc-r. psy.sos hotels. saio,as. s~ss
tos,s and county stores
T. ~ DRAKE co.
7os Boosswa.. nv
A. A. A-REyRI0ERAToas AT COST. HOUng.
N. keeping articles ~quaiiy how. at H.. H. bAssfOkDu.
Great Bazaar. Cooper iassitu~.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Captas Hi, " The brgaDtine Lady q TIE Lake, who
arrived Sunday last days from tie Dutch issnd
Of Curaoa that the slaves m that island vsss
comrnou with the sisyes throughout The Duieh donips
made free the lat of July ulsrpo Csp,ain w. ssys
that The recently emapcpsed showed 70 dsposi,o "
return labor bot iyire abo1t the streets 10 aI
dlsecttous lntoxicatSd.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

A .r prs..
In the ts4s Mr. Mathews nrat rv~pasrA tho vnut
TtAk HAIR Dvkl sino~ that tine " hes hs.n .-~f =
moasAnds and in NO instance he's u s,rd 10 ave ~
satisfse,tor
Tbn .ygsxIIAn Dyx !. NE sha.lssi 10 ne wo',s
rros " ONLY WHY CrArA. sd .seh s,ssiz .sstass
dobis tas quantity Of DE- !" hose asn~iv sss iss -
Tss VENETIAN pyg s warranted no, 10 10 las. ,As -
the srslp w the sigh,ss, a. ss-~
The VENETIAN DYk sssha ~ith rspaa,y shd s~ss~-ax
the hair requiring no rfAfseisa sh@,essr.
Tho VENETIAN DYE re-ia - asy sssss iha' nsv
fssrsd-ou~ that wt f.ar. .sss o"~ -
p~rmapea, the hslt tUe t.r sss d, ~ arsnts
-.wnA. ~ harn.ws e....n Asr.,
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

The Ittwssve WtG ssa T.sv.s. assss -
tIlHEulasfs 70 Mse@f~sT
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Wss.s Hross.s.' "a sdfssi t-ss
rsu.s o~s-. e.sssf a s,a~f.sy sns Ase @ss 49, y"
h~<s rxpt~fsess, hte- - Tfss a ts@ ss<t
tars, @*ss-.s~sy Bs@ssxs .ss sfs fssN- - - -
haais a.aoa.t. Og~a tfy- A fns4RF
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
..ssns. @ns o,s.s. s...S

n..uIsa ffustaess sur osbsss f0seN
a.. -. rrs1sN n@n<ry. rffe~ HtAnsWW So q.
- tss.~ n 80 (,as eeat&F fssa vi 49,.
f4ssfN natswH
y ..gtf v u.ts. ~ sst1s~ ssssss. s~1syn. 49,.
80. 2@sssa~psrf sf.~f, tss~@s cas ~ a@ss~ss Eis
s<o.4 .sfe~s ss~ssx
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Ome1at DvawsaGs os rzsrrAv. EDDY 4
Coz Esntuckv ana xisso-n ntA,s tSsxIsrt@s
kBsrocsv. sxrsA ctAss s3Y-Aazau - tE..
~, u, ls. Is. 81. G5, 10. -, -. II. 65, TO-
Egsrucsr. CLAu tss-Ausass ~. isss
81. ~. G2, ~. 22. :. "a. -, Ts. -. II. 81.
Circulars seoifs Of chsrs- ~ aiar-.sns sithsrn
MuKRAr EDO1 Co.
covtnsrgs, Kys or 81 Ions. No
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

wigs. Tesp<ss, Hsss Oys, usr Dy.,ss
asf nos1ssa cv~s~~, fos sse1tfyns ths ksa. ~ A.
hATcukLDEk u Ess1 sr~ss
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

NEW PERFUME von THE uAsDKERcHtKv
n EXTRACT of THE
NIGHT BLOoNis. cEnEUS
NiGHr BLOOMING cEHEus
NIGHT BLooMtsa cEntus
NIGHT BLOOMING cEREus
NIGHT Bf.OOaiN1 cEnEus
NIGHT HLooNIag. cgnEps
Ht0HT BLOOMING ckaEvs
MONT BLOOMING cEREus
esguists. d-liostr snd fragrant Perfume. Sst1
tb. b~artfs.l ro~ef ron ~hi iakss
PuAiON non ~ hAhoias Wo<n1
kod By dsuegisis g~nsr.ii.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Omcsat Dvs ~ she Library Asso-
cation compan,,s i,ousry q .snlaesr.
farna srass r1-Aurus' ~. t@1t
60, co, ~, 2, Is, u, 81. II. 81. ~, ~, ~, IL.
ci.ss ,A-Aax.a ~, Isgs
~. 10. n. G5. 2, G5. 50, 70. 81. q, ~, 81, ~.
cucuiars ssnt ny safrsassns
TRASck Kills 4 co x.a.rsr.. oo.iss,oa. Ky
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Prizes Cash~d IN all L~g.Iss~d Losse.
J. x CLAYTON 4 co. 70 wsn urre,. room No q
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Omctat Dra rawiags of the shelby College
Logiesy Of ksntackT
kxrnA ClAss 17--Aurust - is-
8, ., IL, ~. o.. 30. Al ~, -. II, SO, so.
Clsss soS-Apgua -. iASJ
IL, IS, 65, II, IS, ~. rs. 10. 81, -, ~, O., ~,
81, GO, n.
cirsoiss ssnt b. sddiessias
goviogt9n. NJ
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Bss~sssst ses"pissssa.- .-Lstva's Bt..~s
Ysufh fk4stf Fesr. fsr sa< Nssaufytss
tss s<A ssls se1 Hsu~Hwp
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

1rsa Railing, Ovname0s.t Ira0 worh,
Ae. HUTCHINSON wfCNrrruAm
z0 rsnal street. sst ~ hfosa.sy
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Tss. vse~ht~.. ssitowr sss. Bvvpss.ss
sps<s sr<~ss ssd 81 ssia osvvf ~ cOUGACD
flslsa hssks,~i so~p. fss ssosfssy
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Prsrcs Cssh~d In Al Legsttrsd Latte
riea Informsi 90 sivea JOSEPH nATrs Bfoasr
II Wal street, f0gan No 4. ~ ~.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

0susssA's pssase ssbssi. up,ssss Hsss
wss.sssa Gs s,.sa.sr '-"~
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

~ Cavtes de ytstss si.-sosies the Ad-
vsnfss~ q yArguAss - Hpwssy A pf1of sho~o t.~
minutes after siit4ng gstsrr trsf toofi
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

A A. A. A-REvRl0ERATogs AT COsr. HOUn1
n. terpins articles epnaliy how. st u. u. bAsstOkOuI
Cr-st Basasf. Cooper Iassifui~.
T CHURCH. AT uoNa. yIsiTINo CAkDs FnnbCsl|
Not. Paper In et-esns style Reals fr~ass ~ ses fsisI
st EyknDELLh. 51 Brpafwas corner Duss~ street.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

No Move 0rsy ustv. -rossy-nv. S.sss'
No As'or pisr.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

ChvsssaAsss's uats Dye. Pses@vvsstvs
sss wiz s~~s vhss~s@is ssd r~t.f, Ne ak1sr usass.
Tbs dys sppi~< ~ slshsi ssiis,s
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

Wssaev's Patent sais~s~dsv ssfss.-
TIE ss ore proof Safe Ia ibs ~ssis Depot 700 s.iasa
lane.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

PLANTATION nirrLRs
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

r~v shs Hstr Dssrv's T,tssphsssss.-
fhs b-si ssd ssssps.t ss,ss s@sa " Dysxs,.ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

TaR EXCURSION OF THE LIEDERTAFEL.-
The Buffalo Courier says: The Lisder-
tafeI of this city, start on their western ex-
eursion on Monday morning next. They go
by the Great Western Road direct to Detroit,
where they will stay Tuesday and Wednes-
day, giving concert on Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday they will return by boat to
Cleveland, and will spend Thursday and
Friday in that city. On Thursday evening
they will give concert to the Clevelanders.
The party will return by the Lake Shore
RoaI, reaching home Saturday morning.
All the best singers of the society are to
join in this tour, including Mrs. Adam, Mr..
Garibaldi, Miss Schmitz mot Miss Maggie
Smith, as stated in the Commercially and
others, whose voices are always an attrac-
ton in this, the city of their residence. We
can assure our friends in Detroit and Cleve-
land that the LiedertafeI will give them
such concert as they can seldom have. We
in Buffalo never hear from other voices so
fine chorus as that which their blended
voices, under the able leadership of Carl
Adam, can produce, and it is safe to say, that
there is no such Jasso as Mr.. GaribaIdi this
side of New York. We commend the inter
ests of the Liedertafel with confidence to our
brethren of the press in the cities they are 10
visit.
We oughtto mention that outsiders are in
vited to participate in the pleasures of the
excursion, and will be allowed the same ad
vantages of reduced fare, &C., as members
themselves"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

The slme paper that contains the regu-
latiOns Of the Provost Marshal General re-
garding the exemption Of aliens from the
national draft, also publish in the same is
sue, the decision made at the South upon
the same question. 1t is a matter Of some
interest to compare the two and see where
the privileges Of the foreigners are most
observed. In the North, a person claim
ing exemption on the ground Of being an
alien must declare that he is not citizen,
thsl he owes allegiance to foreign gov
esPment and has never voted in this
sountry, upon satisfactory evidence of
which, he is exempted.
In South Carolina, a large number Of
wOrkmen lately refused to join q military
company, and exhibited their foreign pro-
lection papers. but q rebel military COM
mandant quickly sent them and their pa
pers TO an enrolling officer, who, says the
Charleston Courier, a as quickly forward
ed them to Morris Island, where diicbing
is going on, and foreign papers are not re-
spected.'
The foreigners Of New York and other
places, who blindIy oppose the draft which
Oaly calls for a small proportion of all
able bodied men aud carefully eIempts
aliens, would find but sorry relief under
JEFF. Davis, who calls for every man, and
pays not the slightest regard to projection
papers. r. rH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
nIorrnn,s Raid-rhe riIllin.

1t is estimated that MOrgan's raid
through Ohio will cost the State and the
General Government one million dollars.
This is large sum and more than would
have been sufficient TO establish a thorough
militia system in the State. But, inoOm-
plete as the militia organization was, it
prevented far greater loss than the
above. Had it not been for the prompt
and generous response to the call which
the Governor wisely made, the Capissl it.
self might have fallen into MOrgan's hands
to beruined or destroyed. More than this, -
Camp Chase was an inviting point Of at
tack and there were a thousand rebel pris-
Oners whom he might have released
Thanks to Governor Tod for calling out
the militia and all honor to the militia for
60 honorable response.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
Part OfEwell's Corps Fell Back
Cavalry Reported Crossing at
Hancock.
Lee Receiving Reinforo.ments.
MOVEMENTS OF MORGAN.
Resistance to the enrolment.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July "A.
The Herald says that the United States
steamer Cireassian arrived at Fort Mon
roe on the 2lst inst, from Charleston on
the 18th. A general engagement was just
commencing when she left.
General Gilmore had erected q masked
battery in the woods quite near Fort Wag-
ner, and expressed no doubt but the attack
by himself and Admiral Dahlgren would
prove successful. As early morning shad
ows disappeared the attack began, and a
perfect shower Of shot and she'll were
poured into Fort Wagner.
The Circassian's orders were impera-
live, and she could not stay to the termi-
nation Of the days fight.
The Times Paris letter says there are
some strange rumors in circulation within
day or two, which are given only as ru
mors. Another change has been made, ac-
cording to these reports, in the Mexican
programme. Mexico is to be placed under
the French ProtectOrate, or to become a
colony Of France with the French Prince
for Governor.
The Confederates have renowned all
idea of regaining the Mississippi river
and the trans-Mississippi country without
foreign aid.
Shdelrs visits to the Emperor and for
eign Secretary lately are slid to be in con-
nection with these new state of things on
the Mississippi. They are concocting
schemes for an alliance against the United
States with a view of securing the one in
Mexico and the other in the Mississippi
valley.
The fall Of Vicksburg and Port Hudson
they say will throw JEFF. Davis and Napol-
con into each others arms, and will be a
final blow which will precipitate an alli-
anse that only hangs fire because the ques-
tion Of the Mississippi will be at some hazard
and may turn contrary to present expecta-
tions. It is this they say which makes
Napoleon so lukewarm on the question Of
Poland. 1t is this which makes him con-
tinuslly say Mexico is big affair, of mo-
ment, and it is this which has SO suddenly
demanded such large reiuforcements in
Mexico, for the whole division Of Vinoy
has been ordered to prepare itself for de-
parture in the month of September, and
several vessels, the Vile De Lyon, the Jean
Boat, and the Wagram are about to sail
with reinforcemsnts to the artillery in
men and material, and yet Government
papers declared after the fall of Puebla
there were enough men now in Mexico TO
finish the campaign. 1t is also asoertained
on all hands that the Emperor, finding he
cannot induce England to join him in hos
tile measures sgainst the United States,
and yet anxious to give himself the aid OF
an ally, is now treating with Spain on this
subject, and that Spain shows a willing
ness to second the EmperOr's views. Ru.
NOR adds that Marshal O'Donnell, who is
now here and is going North to Berlin, Os-
tensibly for the purpose Of consulting the
famous Oculist CRETE, for his eyes, is
in fact in treaty with the Emperor on the
question of arranging the affairs Of the
| Mexican Gulf for their mutual benefit.
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LEADER.
slTURDAY MORNING. JULY rs, '63.
Arrest Of the Leader OF the Kufrhts Of the
FyoITnu fTrefe

Arrest Of the Leader Of the knights Of the
Golden Circle.
A year or two since, when the traitorous
order Of the Knights Of the Golden Circle
vas first disclosed, it vas shown that one
Hickley was The head Of the organization,
and its great leader. The excitement of
the disclosure died away but the name
was not forgotten. A few days ago, on
the occupation BY Rosecrans' army Of Tul-
lahoms, fOraging party found one DR..
George W. Bieklsy, who claimed that he
had formerly been Professor in the Gin
cinnati Eclectic College. he claimed to
Be loyal, and to have tried 10 get to the
North. he begged pass to Ohio, and
funds to pay expenses. Being accused by
General johnson as being no other than
General Buckley, he stOutly denied it. He
was only the nephew of that famous indi-
vidual and could prove it in Cincinnati,
by welI-bnown gentleman, whom he rep
resented to be his brother-in-l law. The an
swer did not satisfy General ROsecrans,
who sent him North, but sent detective
on the same train. Arriving at Louisville,
the Doctor made his way to New Albany
instead Of Cincinnati, and commenced in
terviews with suspicious persons. He was
suffered to have his own way for day or
two, and was then arrested. In his pos
session were found documents to prove
him to be the original General Buckley.
His portfolio contains letters from parties
in Memphis, Lynchburg, New York, and
other points, directed to General Buckley
as " Major General" of the Order. Also a
copy Of the " Degree Book" Of the Order
Of the Knights of the Golden Circle;
card on which is printed an explanation Of
the signs, grips, &C., of the Order; an
other card on which is printed in red
and blue the Confederate flag, with the let
ters " K. G. c." on each bar the name
"een. George Biekiey" being printed on
the top. He had also slips cut from South
ern papers, explaining the objects and
workings Of the K. G. C. He also had what
appeared to be sketches Of the situation Of
several important river towns. There was
also found manuscript in the Generals
hand, in which he ssys;-"I have brought
up practical secession, and inaugurated the
greatest war of modern times"
Buckley has been sent to the military
prison at Louisville. He will be tried IS
spy, and the Copperhead papers all over
the country viii grOan over the arbitrary
arrest and the sufferingsOf this " martyr
to the Lincoln despoiism."