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CLOCKS WATCHES & JEVELRI
sS. h. COWIES.

4 T his old shop, Gov
"A ENTRY, still cOutin-
ues to keep the best as
sOrtment Of all things
in his line that has ever
been offered to the peo-
pic Of the County. lIo
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A Great Freshet
ri. II. BEACE%'5

late visit to Market has resulted in the entire
overflow Of his Store with Dry Goods, anC
though hundreds of people are crowding to the
place, they have rs yet been unable to bail him
out. He has large assortment of Fashionable
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Coventry, Oct. 10, 1868
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REMARKs-Our changes this week are all one
way-higher This is owing mainly to the tuc-
tuations in the money market. Flour firm.
Corn materially advanced. Oats firm and ad-
yancing. Rye very scarce and wanted.
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DRESS and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADIES' CLOAKINGS!

A large and splendid stock ofShaws and Capes
II general assortment Of Cotton Cloths, Denlms,
Striped Shirtngs and Tickngs. Also, great
YarietY of WOODEN Goods for mems Mear
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HATS AND CAPS OF All KINnS.

Particular attention is called TO our great
stock and variety of
a -E-H~-s9 -T-r----Hn
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Arrivals and Departures.

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LOVE AND MURDER.

4 Darlene Case or Attemut e Poison
uy- $500, :. -. n.,-.rw
~ so4~sA ~ sAe
Tragedy, &o.
Abcut two veeks sso n win be recollected q soldier
-. c.,.~ M .,.-..-A .,..A. :. ~. al po,v.rv
nsmeo Sns5os Non' 0""""'e~ su"'"e - w. - "0'''
after having made unsuccessful attempt 70 poison his
s~setheart Nss Marv sshmidt Among those who wsre
-. ..-..- -. - -. -. A,, h.. m
moss stsensNe W 'no young vo"s" o"'"s "e' u"
mess Captain Sterzer, Of tho Burnside Rifles
Ne procured nhvs,can for the uat,eut and by care
-. -.,-s--., :. - -.
iui "sscn'nS' sooh na1 '"o ss'"'Ae'o" VI s''"s Nv.
fully restored TO consciousness. Mary FELT gratelui
m thc attention thus pao bsr and cucouraaed the
-. ~. .''o .,,. n ..u g. 80. s..,,..
vsius VI sno e'nsns caPsAm un'' "ns"S 'no -" os~
enamored OF each other. There Obstacle In the
-, NJ sh.r n.r,,rsss bo~svsy ana tbsA vvas rather
.1p--- !. ..-..-. s.~ 80. w-,., :, No
serious ms. S'e5s1' ~" spPSsss'"s Wv "'"s ~ w.
90 Grand street, who subsequently, heard Of The ascn
! ana c.ussA the tpxsrs ososiderable sux,ety Mrs.
- - ..- !. - ,,.,',.,.. a.
Mary's domicile, and detsrmined 70 pay the ytuug
indignant vpe's mind. MY ard hcr m nor
and received thsk visitor viii marked pplitera g.
A. hrst there slight brooe between the femin
but finally the shrewd diplomacy q Mater Schmidt 70
cd harmony and sgreed that they should Joy
themselves over b tse o Khtne wine This wine q 70
alleged, Wa oyu19e1 wtsn auosnum lot tne posPoeo n
puing Nrs steSzee cut ~ - wsy but she laGsr
cunning 10 be Killed on " That manner and now lives
| 10 make complaint g. aipss Mary and her amiablo
mother nttempt Tbs towtna The
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their tracks through such streets In the city Of New York
- tho Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of the city o.
New York may, from time time, permit and that the
company will for this privilege, pay into the city trea-
cent Of the gross receipts received BY them
for all travel.
Councilman HAYEs in seconding the resolutions said be
opposed any railroad being Broadway, bat
would certainly be done by the Albany Lsgisnture
ceve The benefit Of the ten per cent monthly on the re-
ceipts.
Councilman RUSSELL and others also spoke IN raver q
the project for similar
Those members who had been served with copiea the
Injunction asked 70 be excused frsm voting on tb 90
count, which granted
Fourteen voted In tho Affirmative, and the reeou-
tion was declared adopted
II was then transmitted to the Board OF Aldermen and
After transacting small smOunt routne business the
Board adjourned 70 Thursday next, q I'VE O'Clock.
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f.si,oyof-f,D u ftf,, o..
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f..dtx &C. i1p sls street Ss~ urissns. b.
s.i cny a.. 1isers bhsr the osiislDa ibs iss
vSsu sslrea q bss osvr-s aud e,oss~i ID, nvsr,
al 90 lsuns ihs A,lefs s'as wen, On be- tssm sBss
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t,is ui "a ~ 70 81 ~ fbs casou 10 sb,rt tine rhs
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Fire st Denver city.

DKsvm April 10, VIA jutssHrRi, April 2i, 1893.
At two oclock lhis morning Are broke out In the
Cherokee onse IN the centre Of tho business psrt o tho
town and had acquired such headway be Il dis
covered tns, II was mpossibe IN check ". The aam,s
spread the SURF undng buildings, and less than
hour the greater part o. four locks rrins ny
blowing up and teasng down bu,dngs the hrs Wa
checked about i've ocok and at the prsseu, writing
In about subdusd 1ho loss vii reach near.y o. 900 90.
The ss In -four and other prov hi ns was very heavy
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fSustcaI.

"uH BaLLo IN HAsCnEgA" TIRE ACADEMY OF
MJsIc-NAzzoLENi's BENKFIr A GREAT SUCCESS.
The announcement that signor HazsoIcni was 70 take
his benefit last Monday evening enough to M tho
Academy OF Music To overf,wng. This artist has
great hold uron the New York public since bs debut
here In all his roles he bs evinced talent Of unusra
character. has snnr and acted well. M TO establish
himself fsvorite. Those who had derived much
pleasure from his spirited performances we're Of cow,s
pleased ve tho artist asubsanti proof Of their ap
pre- iatiou ot efforts, and Monday night he
spiend d beaea,-sn ovst,on, IN fact
Prom his nrst appearance until the cose OF the oyera
be warmly applsuded. He wa called out at the
end Il the different acts sud encored In all
his Gncs airs The the ws the %
eason Of such Lave caused the artist the
creates, r',ssrc The audience cnccred this fayorite
,ao,c a iaded almost al through H. besto~lng upon
.ig uakyol nj such Bsrks ~ are geat1
given by tho rather cold sud.succs q Acasny 81
n sic II may atrly te rai that ass he1e't tr.
uir' = scea ~ viii ire bs renc Blbcred ~ Hssrpeat
lbc C-rih ..dan scene emineniy saroessfai. zoe
andcace tfuy rtdergan'ns the siifinf HauIe 0f zoe
song DID no, q ,s.rse, sn'er ,s,o 90. ~. q w
s.ssins moved tbsn " tumritu ns H-piaue A. Iir rsr
aln ici the arts - eh ort AZ ID oud aud contse
shouts % eIproySi u1fa r.9rf i' be universal de-
ire 10 pro-. him nov ae rrvcd ,ogsh ht h-s be.
~ine.
t..ly fired, doubt. " The 1nussal ssfmih of the
,inc. sung Niih corresponding snimatiss sraoe
ard was warmly apnlsufed IN tire seoUnd be duo
bsi .sscn ef ssa kssDseri vety nccs ~ ron
= Iei. ln the thfa act The dso between Amelia am
Veinbart vas ~ much arp,a3dei.
hne. malta l'nft 20 aktsch, VIII Assumed the roi u
Tirc4 at &hoft uuites, deceived n vlarse m
Mpc oroanl ''rsuo'i. ssue pse '.csr ssns lbe rol,
most nOasney. rb- was ~ exccilent yoic,. aud iiei
by her trr orInance 10 the sucess~ Of The esorns.
shDor ieIini has eArDe sei deserved rep taslon
one Tho erec'lr1 fc cgeut.sives ~ the r0s OF
Rethasl Mcudls evshGg b. eisised the warm~i ~.
psu-e ,rom the sucs. Be sang and acted sd. ably.
h, .b- third &C, D. was csrcciaily ncce>~fsL
N Att 4 q - or<Fl
anothe q. .crtfe sea- ~ Iew ost- Nh1 sceb stku
a. hc a. at hs disp fal 10 % ~uoo~<~fa.
~ rl,, srand which h~s eoesd with nnch
e,sst Tho "lsosd0" snnousced fcr 10 coming
s~sson v b, Verdi sns -'h 10 s,ubt, iaInsoss
aitra~tos Aff
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
-~~~~~~>~~~~->>>>>->~~
Opening Of the Spring Campaign In
the Extreme Southwest.
~>>~~>~~~~~>>~>~~~~>~>~
Splendid Success Of General
Banks Army.
~~>>~~-~~~~>>~><
The Rebel Army Of General Slbley
Probably Taken En- MasSe.
~~>~~~~>~>N~>>~~>~>>>~~>~~
The Famous Ram Queen Of the
West Recaptured.
~>o-><4o>>~~->~~~~.~~~.~~~
All Her Oniccrs and Crew I'm
Our Hands,
&s.s As. -.

Tbe United states steamship George Washington,
Captain f. v. eager. arrived yesterday morning from
New Orleans, whence she left on the lI,h inst
Chs brings tho very news OF the probable
snnhaton capture OF the rebel army under General
s,bey by Major General Banks forces, under Generals
Grover, Emory and wiese Also the intelligence Of tho
rscapture OF the famous ram Queen OF the West.
Our thanks due TO Mr. L. s. Allen the genilemanly
purser Of the George wsshington for the prompt DO
livery Of our lctters and parcels.
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But Slight Damage Sustained by
the Vessels.
A Large Union Land Force Between
Vicksburg and Port Hudson.
Warrenton Bombarded by Admiral
P0rter's Fleet
REPORTED EVACUATION OF VlCKSBURG.
BATTLE At CORINTH, MISS,
&s, &s.. As.

C,ncAoo, April 81, 1900.
special despatch from Memphis. dated the is,h Inst,
states that tho steamer silver Moon from vnhsburg on
Friday had arrived bringing tho following intsllscncs
On Thursday night, tho 10Th ins tho federal sunbosn
Benton, ruscumba, lafayette, Pistsburs, CAsoadest.
General Price and three transports Tho rebel batteries
at vcksburs, al safely except tho Manspor, Henry Clay,
which caught nre opposite the city and was burned.
Tbs Bspon was tho only boa. struck shs one man
killed aad swo wounded
The transport Forest Queen had drumhesd injured
BY coming In con,ac, With Of tho sunboas bus this
can b. easily repaired From the ,no o starting until
tho arst shot wss heard The rebc bassersss
nearly hour and quarter BY which tims nearly al
the vessels lad got pasL
oyyicIAL RsPonr IRON WARRINGTON.
wAssmosos April n. Isss.
0c,Ai Dispatches received Isss night say that por
sIcs Admiral Psr,Gs asss, ladsn with large nonbSs
Of soldiers Generals Grants army have saeossSsd
In running sbs batteries ., v,chsbuss and sow IN
condition 70 either help General n attack upon
Port Hudson or 10 make assault on vichsbarg from
the south.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
wnmscros, April "A, Isss.
Tho following Information has been received hsrs In
two days from hl,ssas bond, On tho Mssssppi, meas
vickspurg:-
On the nigh, of the 10Th Admiral Porter succeeded
running the yieksburg b,srs with nns runboas
OF hs squadron aud ,hree transports. Ths Boo,oo. his
flagship, got opposite the upper battery eid'os the line
OF vessels, before rsbeIs opened Gre. rts rebels
thou eotlnuod nfng from eleven 2. N. until two A. n.
upon each succeeding ,csssI AZ II pAsssd.
Tho only m.ge dcuo tho airing of tho iIeasy
Clay ono f tie transports, and tho temporary dl>a-
bling Of tho Fore-, CITY, aarthsr transport, Anf aho
sho, throu.h Tie BsnGons hull.
Tho q enry risy nred by tho sno@y's shall. An
bsnis we're saved 1hs pio, remained until tho nsnss
forced him
Our los was ba, ons man killed and two o. ,hsss
wounded.
Tho rsbsi nre wa.far eTeeilvs than vas aepais
Ihsy burned tao OF the hoesss In ,hs ovs, ous
"a aafeb wS Isssss ~ Ugh, ,hs river suabs
ther atm r,t TO 70, soea vsw steamers they
sent do~n nbin range u their guns
on resehlos w.usn,on Adminsi Potter tonbssssa
tha, vnIsss; 9Th What eject s No, Known.
Reported Evaesssion OF viessbsrs.
wssmsoros, April ~, lssa
oeSers n riba, slssraphs from nsmphs that hs be-
information fron The rebels ,ha, the snsmy
ting vNsbr
Ihs Datsis at Cosinth- Bm posssas views
Expected.
cr~nssu, Aprn al. isss
orrss .nasnt. ~rilas from harresssro, ssys--
de-. a,eh ron Gs sf.i iisribgt, ~ ssmphs- rslorA
that cersr.i nas, commanding ~ carinth, s.,A<ssd
The snerny and dove ,s-n from Bssr erect W cfass
cr.~s or 40. -ss ess Assarsa sInsa md ~gyessd.
The rsbs q STATED
yes,Burs sss.-,ehss 1e rscsivsd, bs, shsy eostsis
DO hns nee
Imsatt.s, q. ~s % sspsesd IN . sAy 90 t-o
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THE VERY LATEST.
Important Successes Of the Union
Forces.

New ORLEANS, April Ia, 1893
Tho Dews to-day from Brashear City is Of tho u,most
Importance.
Tho enemy evacuated his works at Ccntrevile IAsi
night, bu, viii probably be captured entire as he 10 on
closed between General Growers forces side and
those OF Generals FIN ry and weiye on tho other. Ho
n leaving his guns and ammunition behind him.
Tho steamer Diana, lately taken from IN, will certainly
be recapturcd, as the United States steamer Clifton has
removed tho distractions the river and rapidly ap
preaching her.
Tho ram oreen Of tho West captured from tho
enemy in Grand Lake at ten o'eock this morning cop
S4lr, her commander, and all Aer and eckers,
numbering nindy 'os, pri'or1s al Berwick Bay.
Tho capture Of tho Quecn Of the West Ia ,mpos
tant, and consider The ,oAos affair victory cf 'msn,a
aduaniags 10 the linton oauS.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

The Br0oAWsy Reifroad scheme Moved
Ahead-Qsaxensans- 4sl1sg ss Wouad-
ed seidisrs-saia riss 90 Com naen Csun-
Ell vsssus Supervisors, Be-, 30.
~ wn ApAxr, April q, 1893.
Everything moves along smoothly this morains. II
expected that would be sxpungs the
record Of passage Of the ms5ory report the
Of spssksr csicss this morning, and that should
havs to-day; hut shs inusncs that prevented the
row last night succesded preventing anything Of has
kind being DONE The result 10 shA the broadway Rail-
road project to-day stronger than ever moved
ahead this morning receiving u votes D. 80, and 10 in
Several bills passed the Assembly this morning Of
particular importance Several bills we're also considered
reading Among tho number the bill for the relief
Of wounded soldiers and the Quarantine bill
third reading Of bills Among the number passed was
bill 10 give tho Common toGncf 81 New Yo'k "a salary
down 81 200 Tho Senate has ,lready passed bill
giving the Board OF Supervisors a saary Of 900
The Governor sent into the senate today the name OF
James A Farrell OF Coumb bia county, or Commissary
General IN place OF benjamin Wech. deceased The
question of his confirmation rests with the republican
party. who will meet IN caucus before II cones up for
confirmation and then decide the quest on.
Tho appointment OF Daniel Young tor Captain OF the
port Of New York came w ior approval oday. a
table. There only vtes IN his favor. The de
cision Of the republican caucus was against him.
broadway Railroad. Mr.. Depcw otered amendment
TO the nrs sccon. TO insert the names OF A. stewart
J. j. helps and others who should tke this franch
provided that they nn a nj such as the Govornr
should approve, 10 pay the sum OF two miilins OF
dollars for the franchise, wiih all the provisions
of this bill. aud II they DO not OIL tho bond
within twenty days then the In the
bill shall take the franchise. This prop stion wac
debated ia spiftcd manner until nine o'cl ck this
ing OF the speeches keeping the ousc to roar of
laughter FOR long tIme. vote wes finally reached and
the proposition voted down by la ge majority. Other
amendments made and discussed with fair pros
pect of tho session continuing until midnight Tho bill
will le fought inch by inch through its entirety
uness tho members got worried OF and let 60 81
third reading.
This ing suhponas served on sundry parties,
includg several members Of the Assembly, summoning
them appear before Justice Gle ~ testify In
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
SPLENDID SUCCESS OF MAJOR eENERAL BANKS

Map Bhear and Berwick Cities and Surrounding Country and Waters
Giving the Position and Of the Rebels Under General
Sbley, with Fotidcatons and htrenchmens
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The Polish Revolution.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Com m~rcfai Intelligence.


rHE LONDON MONEY MARKEr.
The London hpss oy article says that the funds were
osriiye the yth instant with tendency 70 we,kiess
Shsre less general buoyy 10 The market for foreign
secs res tha Tor some inr past Jhe recent recovery
y the ,cned rate lm4. howcver. was upheld, aud
transactions "a sed between af snd one per cent pre-
aism. Tie nni quotation kaZ pcr cent pre-
nj IN. The dsmsud Tor dsccurt was sciNe, bot on the
D. Ok ixchange loans we're offered et throe per cent
LONDON, April 10, 1863
CorsoIs for moucy, s2x
IRE shares, AK ls,s; Illinois Central, AK die.
n" bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
fn,ooo
TIvgsrool, April 10, 1853.
LIVERPOOL CORN MAgKEr.
We have fully an average attend nee nj to-days mar
hst Wheat IN fsir demand a. Tuesday, prices. Flour
p siw sale. bat lower Oits continue dun and
sAsie hwsr There h good inquiry for indan corn. with
suye-s 2ss AMI sellers ass. a. quay for mixed.
Il $40; ATS as47 beans sIe peas, s22 indian corn
90 snr % meal. sos quarters -four $50 racks
xAscHEsrEa TRADE REPoKr
There itss or no ch'ngc IN the tone OF our merke,
srsp ressday burnsss Ia s,l very limited. owing 10
snsetrsme nrmness o. VI duce aud yers, a. role,
o.. scarce 10 o. well ne they did ist week
LONDON CORN MARsEI.
usbornes circular reports ollows:--Ibe weather IN
Scss,.la he supplies ar moderate and The trade IN all
ss-r.sr N exactly Monday. Byers and seers ap.
ps.r equally Indifferent Ia pushing buslness.
LONDON PROpucE Market.
srgsr " very arrn at the following rates.: Bar,slos
Ca q i5s. orto Rico, 32s Sss. Pernambuoo, ais.
g. Ualee 10 waited prices ara arn. fanllio. sc-
sa,ail nnes.
GLASGOW fgof nkRKET.
rhsssi@sg ~ hon msakei " irs. No sos pd sls
pi~d ~ snboss yarrants), SIS Sd 6is 4lsd No. .,
~ sdla .0<
. rsK LATEST nAaEErs.
Y IIvlaoh. ADri 10 1859.
Ths frUtar tbs cutt0u Tor ~
,N % s5,p ,poi Hdes. l'rces hye dec nca "a -.
Zoe t<er a gyfkiin but ere nrn AMI o. chanscf
for aud other csssrip ions. ~ Abe eacs 00 bales
or. - ecustoe ani Goo o. syssters. lss sac 20
asy IN syJ fmsfef at 5.0nC sloE, s,iln ly0
eo,ta,ors ami ssprters. the maitet q a.t snd
upclsaags1L 1hoNpatiborl1ed quo,ailonSsr->-
Prr. MN i7c
a. eafs...... 49,. !........2 2td 2l I'd
u,b, Northumberland q, 2id 2k.
Uplards 80. go. .Hi 10.
Ibr stock port sv,msed ss s65 600 bates cludng
a. foo AIerican
- downward tendency
Pr visions are dat.
Court Calsndar->Thfs Day.
q,rsrrp Coz R-'irc,n.--purt l. Aayourned ti Nm
sav Anil a. Part 2-Nos. 2ss5, Qs6o. 1se2, 9e1,
M 9asl 2sss. 1855 $500, 2se2, espf, 2soe rsv6.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
News from Fortress Monroe.

GESARAL WISE SUPERSEDED BY GENERAL HOOD IN
COMMAND or THE REBELS ON Tng PENINSULA.
foRrnss MosHox, April 20. 1888.
Governor wiss has been recalled from the command
la front of Williamsburg, and General Hood placed n
command
The United States steamer Flambeau arrived THIS
ing Washington d. G., ha, Ing hoard the French
Commodore attached ~ the frisaie Guerrero.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
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The New York herald., 1863-04-22
THE VERY LATEST.
The News by tho Jura at
Portland.

as PORTLAND, No., April n, lSos.
n steamship JuTa, from Liverpool on the 9th, via
Ioad udery on the 10th Instant arrived hsre = twenty
auss past ssvsn O'Clock shs forenoon Her dasss are
80 AAy lAssr than those per the CITY q Baltimore
n potSoai news BY the JuTa rs unimportant
ne Polmh iusurrect.on stll spreading.
me telegraph line has been extended TO resncass a.
~ mouth Of Lnugh Fosle, where the Montreal comps-
ays steamers touch and the dsspaschss By the Jurs by
ns Mus are up 70 one O'Clock on the afternoon o the
oosA nsaAnt
stated that Prince Nsposon's visit 70 Egypt ID for
s purpose Of meeting the Sultan and Obtaining his Dr.
nan Tor ths Suss Canal The Saltan arrvng at Alex
snAr,a Ssoarsd that bs wished TO be considered and
treated only 10 the guest Of tho viccfoy.
his speech to the foreign consus the Sultan said that
- only Egypt for the purpose OF giving the Vice
ssy fresh proof OF his good III and most particular atten-
asu ard 70 that important portion Of his empire All
m scrts would be directed 10 the development of the
welfare and happiness Of all classes Of his subjects
sAroughout the empire and 10 strengthen the ties con-
ssc,ing them with Europe. He convinced that the
vceroy would continue this course, and following the
ssps o. his celebrated fatherne Of the most ustrous
usn II tie uationhe would understsnd TO carry TO
ssmplson work which that great prince commenced
The Polish Revolution.
THE LATEST NEWS.
CRAcow April o, 1853.
General Berg had arrived in Warsaw, and In tho name
q the Emperor he thslked the army for their fidelity
Apd orurage
sprobable the Grand Duke Constantine and Count
wsh,palski will leave War aw.
rns insurrec,iou is spreading 10 T,ithuana-
Tho P,lish peasants are burning the sohisraate
churches.
Runors current that the guards rom Fzarskoe Selo
ere q the march to f.ithuana.
B.nds Of insurgents. under Czestowski aud Oxensk
ere gathering strength daily.
tbe insurrecttnary forces In the district Of Kalizch
have Egely Increased.
ysa. On a oar footing, and that Cronstadt has been
pisrsd In Q state of defence.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

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