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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
Cine ntut ,tsIOrntbat in 1iO4saer, II. y

Sn Robeter bar iih ,uieOer elmer iener
9cbeimnlbuouen Sorfdue erei9net, iple iIe
0cr aufreaun96idbti9eu 8epolterun9 i2s
nes StdOthcne in Sot9e un9eit0rter Sc:
wo6nbeit leiCsr sum SeodrfniB 0cipcrccn
fno: Ser 9ebn0m elmer iun9en, ans
Itbeintib 25idbri9en Oame, nit fcinen
Jtnterpleiccrn befIaicet uno in Elm ,uolIe=
nes ltmitbastub QerpiGelt, lpuroe uor9e;
itern bort i'm Slui1s 9efunosn. Sbwere
8unoen mo anocre Mertmole brutalsr
8emalt am &0rpcr lafen feinen 3Weifel
iber Die Sooc6art Der lln9lidli6en ouf:
eommen. IN Dem &0rptr ooer cchcn
8e9Ieitun9 fano man ni6t5, lpas ouf Den
Jtalnen ooer Die 2(n9sb0ri9en Der Grmcrs
octcn Ibliebeu lieB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
ein Gopprbea0 Il1eudIer set5etet.

Gairr, ST., l6. SUM. 8or finer
@Cbe crftcB Elm Gopprbeao, Ntamene
Spra9ue, einsn SeIoatCn oes IS. Sllinois
Re9imente, 0tomene Stod6. @eifern
Nbeno puroe Spraaue ielbGt ucn uubc.
FAINTER 6ano crfboicn. Oa Die 8cb6r.
Den Dem Sburfcn nidt ju etibe rGtten,
70 untrrnobmen Unions Soloatcn oen
Soujuo Der Strafe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
Union Canoioat fur 7owa.

0es SO cines, Soma, II. Suni.
Sol. g8m. so. Stonc, %. Soma Re9i.
ment, if gum 8curcrncur ocn Der Union
Convention nominirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
Tie furbtbarc GrpIefon 81 Sort
pVou.

Sie bertit6 mtet8beittc GrploiiOn ju
Sort 9pcn bel 99a idDin9ton mar cine cnt:
ieBlitbe Gcene uno bstrdf fat nur Oeuts
ibe pca Der aten Sbirmer=Nrtillerie pon
gteuporf. 96 iparen % 5uuerld ili9t Heu=
te oauon in oem oorti9sn puluermaaajin
beIbdftiat nit llnterlubun9 uno 2(uTGls
len BON 2onben. Ourb Sriftion ent.
jGnocte ilb cine oerIelben in Der 6ano
zines Wtanncs un0 flo9 in oa6 oTen itez
benoe Waaa;in. Sine Sombe uno uocb
cine erplcoirtc uno banu fc9 Der 9dnje
WunitionsUorratD in Die Suft. Son Ger
Wannfbaft muroen iofort 81 aetUotet,
imei itlrben ipdttr uno Die llebriAen ipure
cen furhtbar UeritimmCIt.
Die eufteributterunQ par 10 9roB, baB
Elm ppifen bon Der Sriiitun9 Der Sban,e
100 9jaros peit binrcq9eIhIeuoert lpurop
uno in Cinem 8ebiIb, NIT Der WuSeete
in Der ,0ano, nicoeritiirJte, Obne ir9eno
weI6e ernitlicbe Serlrsuuaen ju erleiOen.
Sein @eiibt mar BON puIuer aeibmGr3t
uno feline &leiocr ;u Sesen 3erriiicn. Gi=
mem anoern Doifeu muroe oer @elppbr=
fbaft ourb einan Sombenfplitter aus Der
Sano 9crihen uno er ielbit iu Sooen 9es
Ihleuoert. 3slte in Der 9tdbe ipurotn in
tauieno Qtomc 5erriiicn, cbne ooB Die Sns
rpcbner Staoen littcn. Der .6rdu pom
Nri. Saitmann Wuroe in ibrem 3eIte
ourb einen SOmbeniplittcr DER Nrm an
jpei SteIIen 9sbrobfn.
Oie Hamen Der @et0oteten liRo idmmts
Iib pom 3. Battalion, 9te;p 9)orf 2(rtiIle=
rlr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Sred,cr Gisbifabi. - llnbsfunnts @duner
tatm fiirlIb aus elmer 3isasItrsnnsrd trt Can.
CATER einr C-msImaf6ins RddwsIie fcrtsei6cfTt. Z.
Die wO1sn ibr @rf6ift ssrib NIT Duupf Be-
trsiten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Son anoern Staatsil ilno ebenfau6
Icitoem piele Sruppen ein9etroffen, um
un1ernStoat Dor 9liinoerun9 uno Moro.
brennerei ourb cine Iiitlitbe Rduberbon.
oc ueribcnCn III bdfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
putEiuiifbrs lirnrbmrO Ncr p}i.n9s!pbia
9nrker.

Die gr1IoEattn etr bcii5en Sdntcn
biclttn uoraCltirn eint &u lammIun9 uno
bsibloifen, Dem 8Ouptrneur BON ptnn
fDlvlnlsn cine NnIei6r pcn elmer N9lIlicn
SblIcr bsbufs ausrifma elmer 9tnlia,
enoen WiIitdrmdbt sum S6ups peS
Staofps dnlubieten,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Pin &tyyEAt, Der FranF mar, na6ie isnsn
teien Q8len unO Jsldmeni Wne sat isin gan3sS
8rmEsm trn glauen unO gnraftsn. Ssfrust
nm bic llria6r snts cIdtn Saueslns. ia9ts T:
Ben Golden Natt Id rs tstOmm'n unp gu Scl'
dbsn 0sbs ids rS Juriii
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Die Ssufbrefen. Die wabrsn 8ebslrn fiir
baS pFan;snrsiG MAIDEN i'bt an alsn Gdsn unO
Gnbsn i6rt GrIasInuna. @ins SIase tcmmt irl'
ten allsin. IstOmm'n bic Hstsa'n uno 9suidrs'
den ,ufammsn. g8tnn Fs ilb nm 8sssnisiti8 psr'
til1tsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

pcnnNIuaniCn ICa tsrsits 1155 NesuIOl-
potsn ms 8tIO asi&tdt batsn. Diristbsn fCm'
mtn jser@ nidt unt, irnpern BEN Stdat Nai"
laduIsns, no iEs sinori&wrrn ipurSen, gu @utc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Pin armsr Munn fam slnR ,u sinsm e'sii.
balls uuN lasts 90 bass um sinrn G'sfaaen 3t
frasen." ,,SO babe Id" iasir Der Gsi3tal,,
,.swSGrs melusu sutrh. ~ ,,3uSeasttn." ,,Nsi'
ne 9las II. iaats tr @riItal,, r,raB ru mid iar
nitts Irael."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

9ittsburaI7. SUM. @tpa 1000
Irbeitcr paren 9eitern an orei perfbieoc.
nen punften nit Sbin,cn befbd ftiot uno
man errpdrtet, biz Sdmitae nit oen Ser
fbPihiorp0a.g4 10 melt pornefhriffSn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

UP8si elmer 2Sabl 9rbaltsn gu S0ars
ri5bur9, ourb ole WiteIieoer bon Capt.
9re0orp'6 GOmpa9nie, 1T 6 b.
paro Woun9 als liter lieutenant
Der 9coabten 9ompaonia crlpGbIt nor
0en,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
Nue San .Sranciste, California

SanSranciseo, o, Gal, I6. SUM.
>. R epmor III pon Der llnionsz
partFi i'm &erritorim 8afbin0tOn ium
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

General 5iSrI usbit @smatlin brFntsn ii&
s,ssnpartta in ttr @ahsr. 9eIanRaIt tti Seb'
ebsm, ra Ssibe leitrnc Tnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

9Gbten g9intu trirOrsn stnrm altsn SatlHt'
lpr in gGieccnlin sins Sbgsn i'm Sstt Dtsiss
ii lht;mmsr alV mnn sjrm psrbtirntbrtsn Man'
uc leiRe 9elcSsn wurn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

,Sayrttc Gaunty bat 100 fartiss 9tstruttn
nata Maliahuis!is aElAnht.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
pcrfammIun8 ers esutfbcn Grufcrper'
cine,

Ter ,,S9stn Der tsuti6sn 9rsiie Don S'nnipIs
Vanisn" Ytrfammstt Rh DOnnrfasS ben 25.
Stunt in GuRcn gGs 9eraussstsr brutia'r 3st'
tupern unb Bidder unb als brutIds Drudrr i'm
staat ilnb rin9slabsn bisfrr SrrfammIunS tsi3u'
pcbnr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

l7cuc kartoffcln fnO auf btr Draft in
Cincinnati rrfGimm. Cine Scrtiss 3'ituns fdst:
sir wrSm nidt gan, 70 tttusr wis SctIsn tua4
prm Gincinnatsr prsii) Ssrfauit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

DFllnIer Natbbar Or. e. G5. gV a t.
/ n bat foeben ourdb @oup. 6 Gurti n
Die 2(nitellun9 ols @ebGlfs @unoarjt,
fur sine6 Der nsusn Re9imsnter erbaltsn,
rpelbe man os9enp6rti9 gu Sarrisbur9
fir Staatss8ertbeioiaun9 formirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24
.feOer unO SC6eere.

DsrIammlunaen Scr Ereeutipen Com.
mittce Ger Synoce pon pa.
Gte auaiitsute @rsitbunss. uno @liIiicns-
Gpmm.lst Nu lutbsii&m SYnObe bon SrnnIsl'
sauisu (tritstsn6 aus Otn Ssomtsn Der SYnCbr
unr tn Yrsttssm III gIllcntaun, SsttIrGsm uno
Gulun) pnfanmslt I'D ant OisnRas zen 7. SuIi.
Morsns 10 llbr. in Der 94Obnuns bss Yalrr
u. D. UslHrnbatnsr in Satlstsm CUR S1rta'
tuns lstr pldtigu @sidiiis /. Q. tis glnRsauns
vOn MiiFcnarsn. bic NusitsiIun8 Der @slSr fdr
Gr,isbuns unb MiIlcn II. +. 10.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

UTOie io9enannte bemofratiibc Son
ocntion Ueriammsltc iib am II. Delp6
in Sarriebur9, uno ltellte 8. g8. 8oco.
Waro fir Soupcrnpr uno gSaIter 9omrie
fir Supreme &ibter ouf Sc foil oa.
bsi ftlirmiih beroeaanasn isin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Juryicutc, aufScpaBr Sisbsr taItm fs
O. 9mylsutt aus Der Stast nitt 70 stnau se.
nCmmsn, tsldnSig in Der Gcmt anprisno su fetn.
Ran sldutis, rs 9srdse. fab tct'm SsrIsisn Der
eiln anpsicnO 81 isin. Dur& taS 5sbrn prn
SMplrutrn rnihauo man&tr erUbs 3sitptrluf In
Der gpurt. 9it6isr StOws araits sisfcr Gage
siusn pom bsncn. bic ni6t in SsrsitI&nit raru,
um 10 5ealsr,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Nic loAtnanntn ,5rispmsIsutr" osriaan
nc4 immcr ibr MI3liaitS, bic G'malt unitEer
Nreams ,u VntldppeIn unO cine GmPSrun9 ss'
ssn pirisltt auhutrinNfn. St ibnsn ptsiss &C.
lnasn wrp crs nidt, ttmmt oarauf Oh we SisIs
Wenitrn d9 purn lie tethTgsn iaGen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

tn Cincinnati wMSr SUr rinissn Gag
eln SOlOat Nst 80. Ytnufgtuanii&sn assImn
Namrns SamusI Snpor aus 9isnbins. In
strdRs rmOrpd ssiunrm. Der M6rbtr N I
hrfdnnt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Tas parae;Cs III in Baltimore fir 20 0q
SGaltr psrfluit wcrSta. Sin 6Ctsl balslba fit|
nGmlidb sisirn Nansa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

,5bnbt Gle p>5rI !" ruff Elm lanor
i6aftIi&ts Slatt. lln!trldbt 8aIOnbrS
lntH GcstI ben GmtFIfaai
abItr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Tic Sdrmrs 8anf son ulns iiir. tnf Der az.
Itfitu 8anFrn In Staat, wil as nad bfm usura
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Ein JriameCr. er fraat wmes, nd
r tis lnte SfitS lsirer Shlmrfs duep
trass, arpptttt': .,94dI as g56tr auf brr
ten SGls BADEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Ger Reitsr diner tunpSeituns In antrI
aui bic Slags tirsS gtftrs, hab tt ni&t AZ
Wtusfrtm rbaIs. ,idb bfmisIben an bic 9
III lflm, wtidt c6ns 3Wtlfsl Ois't Ntuist
fdr lbn rnitnltr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

EiC 9clfaait hes @0upsmmrs scn Wew
isy I'M SABRE 1913 mar rrti 3alrn lang.
Walu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

DefcrteurC arrCtirt. - YrUSofmdrffl
gJute's @arts II taran. ale Dslsrtsurt In q
tbampton Gaunt2 auiiuiu6fn, um Fs Su itrtn
ipsFiiYrn 9raimtntrrn 30 f6idcn. Gmslius y
fer, 0iiOn McIsr. QarOn Brblrr, Watb. g
Der unb GbarIrs Woisr. wsI&s Ju bidsr ri
estGm, linb tntts arr,Iilt unb fcrtssi6idt n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Tic Siase SRcianr maHacrirten nsuIt4 cine
san,e 9ui6tlcppsr 8aurs Ucn 10 Nann. lln'
tar brn 5ebtsn ttflno li&, ME aus auf8stunSs'
men papersn bsrvOrstns. sin Rebsasn Sbsrlf
Nam'ns @bdrles SarTiICn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

ieo Iinb Gin tunput unO Nstsnsts YIdse III ben
Der. Stanttn ,,gedIttnatCn" ssnannt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

Der. Stanttn ,,gedldinatcn" ssnannt.
Iie 8stnantn Won 1912 wrrosn am 4. Sult
I'M SiBanselnaIt rsr Suprsms Court zine Ser'
iammlune ,ar 6sier rcr MISUNDERSTANDING
attultm uuO pabin esS5aIb cine @inlabun9 an
aas ousrG,ts mcD1enpsn G'tsranen jur SttiI'
uabmc an Der 5sIsr rialien.
Ter ScblsnbanErI III Sauplttl Saunts ltspt
isst In pCasr 8titbe. bis gum DonntrltaS IN
uorIettr gBp&t warsn auf pcr Gifenbntn uno benz
Ranal 3, 1872, tt6 9Onnm 8otlsn vrri&idt wOr'
ben, unb 622 975 SUnrsn mrbr ais sur ndmIi'
den YsriUpt I'm ltBtrn Sahr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-06-24

U. S. Gs si,tt esuts, bic sS iia gum @t1
itdft srma&t batm. pferO'. psI&s sis'ntI6 Osr
Ieaisruns stbSren uno NIT ben Su&fabsn U
). sr,r6nst Tar. gu IL blrn unO bdnn ,u pTtdu
ZEN. Wan td!r 7h tavcr, esnn bic Ser. Stdd
ten Yulunasn itr Giscnitum wisou unb fold
piube rsrem tdifrt unO tie SsFstr tSnntn 81
TRAIT mtrOsn. ptnn it iia ni6t stnuu auswsI
fjnrtn, no liz bic 9Iuee Der batfn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Arriva; Of a Prize.

Tie Rebel sde-wheel steamship St. John, Acting.
Master j. r. Beers, arrived at this port last night n
fonr days from Port Royal. She was captured orS
the 18th April by the United States steamer Stettuf
commanded by Acting Master J. II. Beers. She wa1
from Nassau, with an assorted cargo, and was hrss
sighted by the Stettin at daylight, off Cape Roman
endeayoring to run into Cape Roman Inlet. Aftst
giving chase for about two hours, the Stett.n
succeeded in running her ashore at Cape Romans
The Captain and crew with the exception Of fouf
fremen escaped in boats. After twelve hours Of hard
and laborous work, and throwing overheard por{
ton of the cargo (salt), they got her off, Actingj
Master Beers then proceeded with the Stettn and
and prize to Port Royal. After coaling at that port
he was ordered, with prize crew, to Boston, and
put into this port for supply Of COAL
The following is list of her officers:
Acting land Phz,) Master r. Bsersi Acting Master
p Lee Acting Second Assistant Engineer j. 3. EdwsIcst
Acting Third Assistant Engineer. d. H. Lawrence.
The St. John brought the following passengerst
Thos A. Stephens, Second Assistant Engnser; u s ~
late Chief Engineer Of Montsuk W. D. Forbes second ~
sistant Engineer Of Montsuk, Acting Masters Mstej Mr.
Baird Of u s. Stetin THE above sckl r. nsr
buhr, Peymas.er's Clerk OF the Csnandsgas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

WAHISGros Monday, April 81, 1865
! The Navy Department has received dispatch
| from Commodore Hitchcock, commanding ire
steamer Susqushanna of April Is, which states thas
off Mobile 18th inst, sail was discovered TO the
southwark and eastward when ran for her and
came up to her. She did not show any coors, but
when we ran in range Of her, she hove to on ouf
firing a signal gun. We boarded her and was ina
formed BY her commander that she was the Rebel
schooner Alabama, from Havana, April III, bound 70
Mobile; that she ran the blockade at Mobile, March
"a. The Commander also informed me that he had
thrown overheard all her papers, colors, &C., BY
order Of the owners.
Her cargo consisted of wine, brandy, cofees
cheese, oil root soda, dry goods, nas, cigars, &os
Her crew consisted Of Capt. Alexander Newton,
born in Canada, citizen Of the United States, fog
IS years residing in Mobile, by profession ship
master. He served in the United States Navy on
board the frigate Columbia, Commodore shubr1ck-
Edward Newton, born in Canada, citizen Of the
United States, residing at Mobile. Christotorq
Dobriloyik, an Austrian. He has an Austrian prov
tee ion from the Consul at Mobile. Luca BottsrS
an Austrian. He also has an Austrian projections
Antonio Daboyich, has also an Austrian protectont
Jose Ignscio Rosa. Portuguese has certificate nom
the Portuguese Consul at Havana that be came "
Matanzas in the Rebel vessel Julia, and that ne
at liberty to embark in any vessel he ehoosest
James Mckay Cook, born in Canada; has lived u
the United States about Is months. At the time Of
the capture Of this ship had left the Western Guf
BIOckading Squadron, and was on her passage 70
New-York.
The British schooner Tampico, Of 70 tuDs, Thomas
Colson master, and S. j. Maggie agent for the cargo
both claiming to be British subects, was also eaPf
tured They acknowledge that their vessel had )ass
run the blockade from Sabine Pass with III assorteA
cargo, with liz bales Of cotton.
On the 22d Com. Hitchcock reports that be arriyso
off Key West with the Alabama in tow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
A Change Of Wonthsr-I7ow German
Colonel Cuts the BARK Of Secesh Dogs.

From Our Special Corespon dent. "a, ,...
ERSY OF THs POToAAo, Saturday, April 70, 1909
Thunder and lightning, followed By heavy ram
shower, last night put an end TO the week of rainy
days with which this army ha, just been drench'd'
At 10 o'clock the moon and stars shone brightly from
tho clear sky, and this morning warm sun and the
high winds are widely working a counter effect on
the roads and fields. That it will not always rain,
the roads not always DO deep with mud, and the
Army Of the Potomac always remain in Btstu
quo, are facts equally known aud believed.
An amusing incident occurred one night last week,
illustrative OF the perDacity OF one OF our German
Colonies commanding brigade. The Colonel had
been ordered TO place his command IN the woods
near Kelly's Ford, taking positlon screened from
the view of the enemy, and get within striking dis
lance OF tie Ford. The pOsitions were carefully
selected, and the several regiments Of the brigade
skilfully posted; the train was parked bali mile "
the rear of the main body. Between the train and
HEADQUARTERS Of thsbTigade was house occupied by
a family of "poor whites" whose sire was " dis.
charged F." soldier from the Rebel army. About 10
clock in the night there commenced barking and
bowling of dogs participated III by ali the regimen
tel and yrain dogs in the command The Colonel,
who had not yet retired, called an - AID and
dspatches him TO the Qaartermastef TO inquire con
eerniDg the much barking. Inc reLorI calne Ds ,S
cause Of tho disturbance. The "Aid was directed
to proceed at once 10 the "quet abode OF the noisy
dogs ard yut an end 10 their barking.
| The discharged soldier" was ordered TO catch
and pen in bis dogs; be replied that ae "eohId not
keep them from barking be had tined TO catch them
and could MT do It," After a seemingly very grea'
effort be succeeded in driving The whlfeis under
the house, and, for eeason, all was quiet along
the ilues' AT III o'clock, however, The Dark gre"
louder and stronger than before. The Colonel again
called his and TO know the case, and received The
report that the man cOnld Mt catch hIa dogs.
Den l 20 myself" ,sd the interchangeable com
Inahder; and 10 he did: by this time the family had
the same time, "hnllo dere Wv Won not stop dem
dogs bark y 81 can't make them quit barking
orawied out Seeesh through u broken window pane
ot up and keleh dem dog or burn your house
down right awayp
j Hs fUthez orders WERE REQUIRED. In en- iasSsdaby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

which threw q shell upon the wreck, and soon made
her deck too bot for comfort. From the position OF
the boat il will be matter Of pome difficulty for
either party 10 work at her, as she lies within range
OF both batteries The circumstances of her loss are
being investigated by court OF inquiry.
Tie Clerk Of the United States Prize Court has
absconded with about 800 900 of Government funds.
He obtained permission to visit Havana for the al.
legged purpose Of procuring sword which was TO 10
presented to Col. Good by certain parties In Key
West who were allowed to remsin after the arrival
OF that officer to take command. The Clerk hlmscl4
was noted Copperhead, and has been retained id
once ny Judge Marvin in spite OF the protests OF
loyal men. The whole civil administration of Key
Wet IS rotten TO the core and ought to be purified.
me gunooat Stettin, Of the blockadiug vessels
~. vn warsaw Sound, came into port this morning with
o. .S dIe-wneel steamer st. Johns q prize. The
osi Jonas let Nassau several days since with val.
uao,e cargo OF drugs and medicines and salt, and
maae ner appearance off Wassaw Sound last Friday
morning, and under cover of thick fog tried to
creep T Softly up to Savannah undiscovered
Inc otettln, however, was on the lookout. and
upon discovering her intention fired several shots az
heI, anu gave cnase. The Rebel steamer was a
fswlft craft, but her captain was no, thoroughly
posted az 10 the proper channel and in her haste to
escape sne ran aground Rather than be taken prson.
ers the officers and crew, after throwing overheard
small portion of the cargo and trying to iniure tbe
machinery Of the vessel, jumped into their snaILS
boat put for the shore and were soon out Of sight
The Stettin soon reached the 81. Johns made last
to her, and brought her this morning to Hilton
Head. The vessel and cargo are probably worth
$4,000, and are much more than an Offset for TT
loss Of the steamer George Washington.
Some Rebel officer desiring 10 communicate with
Gen. Hunter by flag Of truce at Port Royal Ferry,
instructed the officer bearing It 20 hold no iaerS
course with any officer commanding n,gro regix
ment. As Col. Higgnson happened to be the officer
in command, tho flag Of Truce was returned, with NO
answer. :
The special agent of tho Post-Ofice Department
in Washington, who came on here several weekf
since to investigate the accounts Of the late PostS
master at Hilton Head returns by the Arago, vita
the accouts all settled and the entire sount due the
Government in bis possession. As the Post-Omcs
Department has received nothing from Ssis ofRcd
since its creation, nearly two years SINCE and as the
business transacted in it is very large, the Dspart1
ment il 10 be congratulated upon having -sved "a
large sum of money aud for having in its ssploy5
Inent so searching AID indefatgable officer az the
special agent. 1t is said that several persons high
in position in the army were implicated In WITH
holding this large sum Of money from the proper dc.
parment, and were using it to swell their own pris
vate fortunes. Mp.
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half mile across. have force enough at Arkansas
and White rivers to prevent su attack.
Affairs ina Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, April 81, 1868.
The Nashville carr arrived three hours behind
time. A guard on the cars dispersed the Rebels,
killing three and wounding three. Three miles
north of Franklin two sick Union soldiers, two pas
sengers and drummer boy were wounded, the lat
ter probably mortally, and left at Bowling Green.
The military authorities have been arresting for
the past three days members Of an association for
promoting the Rebel cause. and procuring assertions
from the Union army.
During the sale of q lot Of negroes at the Court
House this morning, the Provost Marshal notified
the owners that four were free under the Presidents
Proclamation. They nevertheless went on, when
the matter of the four contrabands was turned over
to the District Judge, who will take measures to
snnul the sale.
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THE PORT HUDSON FIGHT.
The Rnemy's Lose seVere-One Of 'heir
batteries spiked-spiendid Cunnery Of
our Rbips.

From. The New Oglean, IRE, lo.h-
We learn from one Of the psroled seamon OF the
steamer Mississippi, who was taken prisoner al
! : Hudson, that our leet did great damage 10 tao
.a les Of that place.
lie was no, enabled % ascertain tho total number
the killed and wounded, but It was evidently very
great In one battery alone be learned there were
% Rebels killed.
Our feet drove the enemy from his guns several
times by the rapid and accurate firing Of grape and
canister; and be learned from old shipmste, who
had formerly been in the navy, that one Of the lower
batteries spiked; and there is no doubt that the
others would have followed tie example, II the en-
gagemeni had lasted much longer.
lie says two Of the Rebel officers ho saw were
formerly in our navy, aud they complimented our
stnnsrs ia the highest terms. They could hardly
Be made TO btheve Tat It was nothing more than a
feet Of ordinary wooden vessels which were firing
upon the batteries
He says the Rebel ruaJOat Web va' completely
destroyed during the fight. This fact has not here
oiore been published a. we were not IN possession
OF evidence sufficient 20 warrant such statement,
until we saw Mr.. Easwck Of the Monongahela,
and this paroled seaman.