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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
CHANGE OF BASE.

A general impression seems to
prevail. and especially with the
eastern papers, that the "grea.
Democratic party" has tackled
about In It's tactics, and now, all
at once, means war, as John Van
Buren, expressed it the other night,
"to the bitter end"
Take it moderately, gentlemen!
There can be no mistake but chat
a decided change has come over
the dreams Of many Of the lead
ers OF that party. The action of
the late Congress was decided,
patriotic, courageous and firm.
1t met the troubles and difficult
ties of the time with such legis-
lation and acts as give hope and
confidence to patriots, and com
mand the respect of ALL The
difficult problem Of finance was
solved, and general confidence is
restored. The administration
triumphed over the Vaccinations
OF its traitorous assailants. Cop
perhesdism signallv failed in the
Legislatures OF the western
States. The soldiers in the field
talked daggers and showed n clear
willingness TO use them, ii need
be.
English sentiment is taking an
evident rebound in our favor.
while secessla is being driven by
time and exhaustion to very I'm.
pleasant straits. In this way the
Breckenridge Democrats of the
North were getting into a rather
unpleasant predicament. 1t be-
gan to look as if they might soon
find themselves without the pale
of "ary healthy political or
ganizatioa"--''leit out in tae
coldw Hence, we think, the
change. We welcome it. We
are rejoiced TO see il. 1t indi-
Gates growing strength in the
Union cause. And we believe
If that cause can have the
blessing of few military sue
cesses at the opening OF the
Spring campaign, the conversions
will still 60 on, and that we shall
hear very little more of "Armis-
tice," ".North-western Confed-
eracy," or resistance TO the
draft" Indeed, we Will not be
surprised TO hear scores of these
fellows swearing, on stumps, in
less than two years, that they
were always for the Union and
vigorous prosecution of the war
and were never in q lodge of the
n. G. C.'s.
But let reverses fall upon our
cause; let us have a disastrous
repulse from Vicksburg and be
"a unfortunate as heretofore in
other quarters; let the Govern
ment 60 on with the "conclliato-
~ policy" and continue to send
traitor sympathIzers to fight trait
ors; let our financial affairs fall
back 20 poriending ruin; in short,
let our cause grow dark and
threatening. and you will see whe-
Their or not these political brokers
continue TO invest I'm Union stock.
Give them n fair chance ut the
Government and power. and, as
their an.ecedents show, confeder-
ate recognition, Northwestern
Contedacy, ''Jef Davis at Wash. |
ins'oa" or anything else that
may best subserve their purpose, |
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

One hundred and twenty of
the rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas have taken The oath OF
allegiance.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
ADpO5lntlnlcllt.

n Office j. hereby civ n, that the un-
~ d igned has ben appoii tel A :
minisirator OF the e>ta'e of Ezei,l
Wheeler, late OF Randolph County, Ind,
deceased. Said estate j. supposed to be
solvent. SIMPSON SCOTT.
Mnrch l6. Leg. nj Admir-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
Jos. ". JOHNSON.

The rebels in ri, hmond are
offering the liberal sum OF 81, 500
each to substitutes.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20
Jaw Cook, general subscription
agent, announces the conversion
OF sl,250,O00 oflegal tenders into
5.20s The loyal States being
thoroughly aroused to WORK. the
belict Is expressed that $4,000.
900 per day VIII be reached.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
LATEST NEWS.

Rebels falling back from the
Rappahannock and being massei
in The deIenses before Richmond.
Gun factories and ordnance
stores moved to Georgia. Fam
lies leaving Richmond sacrl-
ficing their. property.
Prospect for tall Of Vicksburg
brightning. New entrance dis
covered into the Yazoo by the
way OF Cypress bayou. To give
our forces a new ard decided adj.
vantage. Something to turn
up" there soon.
The Legislature votes New
Jersey law-ablding.
Skirmishing sail along the
lines" Expec; something stir
ring soon.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

The appropriations by Con
gress for the session are stated TO
be s94S, 237 900.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
J. f. BEVERLY, Sec'y.

At the adjourned meeting in
the evening, after a very eloquent
address by Hon. T. VI Browne,
the following resolution was
passed:
Resoiped, That we endorse the action
of the Union members of the Indiana
Legislature in leaving their seats and re-
firing from the hall of the House Of
Representatives to prevent the passage Of
laws interfering with the rights of the
people, and robbing the Executive of
powers secured TO him by the State Con.
sttution.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
PROCEEDINGS ~ THE CIRCUIT
COURT. MARCH TERM.
CAUSES DECIDED.


Elder u. Stewart ps. David Aker.
This vas an action for damages. the de-
feniant being owner OF an omnibus ami
also hote-keeper. The plaintiff. trav-
eler, took passage in said bus. Bus was
upset bv careless driver and plsintifT's
arm broken. Jury trial. Verdict for the
plaintilT-julgment for S2l5.
Att'ys-Jer. Smith for plaintiff; Browne
x Cheney aud Way for defendant
George w. Baroer. Admir- Of Estate Of
James b. Hamilton rs. indianapolis, Pitts
burg and Cleveland r. r. Co.
This was an actipn for damages by
plaintiff for killing of deceased by the r.
r. Co.'S locomotive and cars. The acct
dent happened at crossing Of the railroad
near DR.. Hiatt's. Evidence was, that the
hell was rang quarter Of mile before the
train reached the crossing; Engineer
whiStled down brakes as soon as he saw
Hamilton, who was then about ten feet
from railroad track. lie, Hamilton, was
driving t~o-horse wagon, and attempted
to drive across the track ahead of engine
collision ensued, killing Hamilton and
one horse. Jury trial. Finding for de.
PENDANT.
The Court charged the jury that If the
parties contributed TO the accident bv their
Joint negligence, neither was entitled to
recover; and that ii deceased was negli.
gert. plaintiff could not recover.
ATTORNEYS for PIN. Jere Smith and VI.
Way; for def't, Browne & Cheney and
John Davis.
The cause now on trial, and likely to
occupy several days, is that Of Edmund
Locket, ss Joseph VI ,idox; suit by plain
tiff on note for 5000; defendant denies
execution of note.
Att'ys--Steele, Brown Monks, Ma
ton. and HAYNES. for defendant; March.
Temper, and Browne 4 Cheney, for plain
tiff.
ATTORNEYS PROM A DISTANCE.
Hon. J. VI. Haynes, Portland Ion.
W alter Match, Muncie; Co. A. Steele.
Marion; ION. w. \. Peele, Indianapolis;
John Davis, Anderson. and Capt. David
Nation. Muncie.
The Grand Jury adjourned on wednes.
day.the 10Th day of the Term, after fnd-
ing Ia bills, some of them OF a charac
ter TO create n little excitement in the
community. Thsy report the jail well
kept, and safe for the confinement OF mrs.
nerS,-the hydraulic arrangement entire
" out OF order. so "a In he of no sery &c
"a 10 the purpose OF lis design and rem.
deriug the building nosome and unhealthy
for those confined IN il. This Is a mat
ter entirelr without the cOntrol of tbe
Sheriff or Tailor, and one to which the !
Commissioners should be speedily lock.
irg
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

The amount OF money to be
paid into the L. S. Treasury, for
exemption from military duty by
the Quakers OF Indiana. 1t is
said, will amount to about 1888,
600.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
MARKE1s.-March %, New

MARKE1s.-March %, New
York-Cotton dull at 50 and 20 c.
Flour declined 20 and % cts. Ev-
lower and dull.
CINCINxATI.-GolG and silver
declined 10 100. Market unset.
tied. Flour dull aid without
BUYERS at 900 and ) 90 for super
fine. Nclhing doing in provls-
ions and prices entirely nominal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
EDI'. w. CONVEX,

Physician. Surgeon and Obsteitri.
cian. MORRISTONN .INDIANA.
1 TTFEDS promptly TO all calls in
" the ne o! his profession. Char
ges moderate.
.s~ Residence and Office on Main-St..
South part of town. It
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-20

beiternctb I'm Snnern 1T Die Spnlpatbte fur
bic Ser. Staatem fortpdbrenO i'm ;3%unebmet.
@rcBe Observation-Disclosures uno ei1e Nnjabl
berODrrneenbsr Manner baben lG lnYerbplen
In btelem SHINE erflGrt mno bemaem1Be See
lGli1fe 9sfabt.
Was nun bic Meinung I'm Siipen ielblt
%antanet, 70 Iheint DerleIbe fat 9enet9t, Ietne
Sa6e fir perlorem 81 eeben. Setne etnstse
nn0 lebte 6cffuung. bic auf ~ausrarttsc YIN
e%rtennung nnp epentuelle SnterDenttpn, TT ge<
ITEmnnpen. uNp Die &tdmOnber, fopte anoere
IGshHe 8latter Madden gar fetn 6ebl paraus,
caB ptes ibre einSise Stlbe 8epelen, aaf Die
Ne ltA perlalIsn botten.
'o Bon Cber6 Slette inb fetne gta6riAten BON
einarrifenoer @thtt9fett dngelan9t.
u ounlereY in neren Nn9ele9enbetten anlan<
rasaOg 70 Iinb es bauptlaAlta 3pet @retsnile,
beren @trtuns Don unenplIGer Sra8weite lein
Miro; mir meinen Die QdTfrung bes nruen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MP pte iiber Sas Nfi<
Hlts9eab. 4 nQsbtsree serfast Die @nrDltrung
"a m mtttNef 8areer uno FOLDER, Die ibre
MblfGt,sess8Hrstr perpen 3u molten, erfldrt ba-
ben. 9usgenpmmen lino nur iOlhe, Ole itber
DteE utltt ptW HvltsuWeH Ntke IVY UkltuVI"I
oeer FSrperltA untausltG Snp, ano ale lcl6e,
WslGe frG9er 81, Ben selsblt& pom Dtenlt 8es
~freiten eebSrtea, mIlen nit eintretsn. uebrt@
gems 1t Domit t~eineSpegs 9eiagt 10 Serfer
ben mir namli05 bic Meinuug bes @eIebes,
nn0 slauben AUDI niGt, baB iie fG, truB Dem
abTdtliden tim ent~Se9eneelesten Chime lih
Bsteits faap3ebenceh aufbsbsrtl6en @ebenl Der
gdeaerDemofraten, 9Oe~rninfttger Beiie anoers
berfe9fn l6Bt, es ID, tpteDerbolen mir, ba,
NIT curGaus nt6t eeiGet, als pbi lOfcrt all unb
jeOer nit tn's 6elD miiBte. 90 mett lfno mir
@ctttpb nod ni9t setommen. So lift aber ir-
OenlauS einmal etne quite gCrbersituns aul
olle Gpentno lttaten, mS9sa tie pcn innen Oosr
pen auBen tOmnsn. tpentt ipir betm @tntrttt
elmer folden lofott serafteti pafteben, rtno stpet'
tens cine GerbtnDerum }smabresel namentlid
In Betref fremner@ elGFe. uWtuf Du 8rte=
ben, 70 ralts Did gum &rieee," III stne oEtS
Wnrtme, unD Bat wpbl ME cine rtHtisere
InwenpunS SefunSen, ale In nuferen jfbtsen
8erb6ltniIen. nc
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SerabG&sut lts aud Ois fetssn 8erra'
tDsr at 5au1e, ernflt6 min Gte - unc fe bat
Ote Ma&t ba3u - ale Sene b~inwesrdnmen,
pelde ben Nutn Der Station berbetranIHen.
S9io's 100000 @olOaten TN 6elpe, unb
Burger az 6aule, = m6Gtt9 In jecer bieler
&t9enl6aften, - erfuhsn tbre Batter, Briioer
uno GreunOe, an tbrem 9esrO uno In tbrer
frienltAen 6etmatb, biele NppeuattOn gu b6ren
unb 3u bea6tsn, unb tidiIAem 8erratb elm
Gnbs 3u MAIDEN. Der isbt %nnlerer nattOnulea
&rtten3 sefdbrltAer III, als eS bic I'm 6slOe
ltebenoen bepafaeten 6eete trreeelettster Re.
belen 1no.
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Staaten geUtemsbaS ttn3tse @aptefsflO unO
Bantnpten<8 epurtee ptGt imebr anStbts letn
%tUi1rben, tpOonr& 6r., @erbarb IN feline falIGe,
unpotrtUtrAss 9e9sn bas NublttHm trte eegert
pte Negterung inseteGte Stetinng 9ebra1t
pHrOe, tOnnen mir nlft entI6etoen. ScDtet
Ut aeer 9eptb, bab tUenn er btelelbe niGt auf@
8tebt, CT Oas 8ertrauen, welGes CT btslang
9enOB, NIT &eAt SerlGer3en wtro. Wtt. 0l,
sNemzWOrt, 10. 6ebr, @enerdllteu.
tenant @tdhoff Bitter bss Orptns
bonn lribsnen DameHi6tru1, III NIT Stab
mad ber YOtOmacarmee dbgereif,, Sn letuem
Stabe ~befanDeu It'd, tpie sirir bGren, Sberts
lteutnant ShCeute, MaiOr GEf(er, Nerpfts
9ungScomrntIdr, Stabsdr3t Or. Serfle, bic
6auptleute 9fafen nno 9iOfdcl, mnb @aplan
Bettmanr lcwte Der oteproerl9 Seraeant
cEIhabn", ss}a qpa
gOn DE IN J&1teeseeri@t in Sort
Nthmcno wrroen seltern 0tele DeItrteure Az
@elDtube nnb barter Gtrafarbeit Ssrurt6eilt.
General BOOl iBt Iefbt DOT.
BITE peraRbertem so Grefors
l&etue Tno tpUbl aeetsnct Das Yublifum
Sn betriSen. ste lino aus 5reIprlheiuen BON
So eemaht, tnbea, iibtr bic I3abl Q reGis
uno ltntS in Der Gde Die 3abl so eeflebt lit,
unO bic tlsinsn 3ablen NIT sriiner 5ar6e aus
geDtI6t inc. ebenIc ME bag 98ort ,GpU.,.
tpetdes 3pet Mat anf BEN Sdeine leht. Dos
Wott vStftp" TIT aufsetlebt unb rte 8idleiie
pea papterS nit 4peuabme beS mittleren Sci
pes 9dnSltd grim.
philadelphia, 10. 6sbr. O6erF 5eder
TT Ietber ~bteeutenb Frnnf. BereitS Qnfauos
oortger WDfe 8elettste tJn Der Sber1lieutes
nant SalOnOn Su ltiner @9wefer, Sran
Doctor Eiebemann mad NAtlaoelpbta, mo ev
bart earnieeerltsst. Sein 8eeiment com.
raanoirt 1nlttlerreiIs Der gruannte OberRltut.
Salonor.
&Orine, IL. 6ebr.q lNQr. 8enlpn, frGfer
Sberlt pom s. Obtu 9ae8iment unO tpeaen
erbaltsner Wunotn ebrenvpu s~ntlalIen, iparpe
teute auf 8efebl BON Go(. OtefmUre, 81.
gBtss 21e9t. perbaftst, angttlaat, Qcaen bar
Sitter pom Solreaen 3itfsl Uraaniirt unp
BON Soloaten ose 81, 9teginents @slD
smpfaneen gu baben. um beren @%ntfaIuna
gu b%sptrfen. Gr 1T Itwer in @iIen aelGlpls
len uno in Camp utlsY stngej pert; Die
Sadie bat untsr ben 8irgern erU6e Mufrt.
Snn9 Dsrurla&t. Gs gingsn @sriidte, boe
ole SOlOaten georObt battsn, cen @sfanaeRen
3n b6n9en.
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GnhIihe 8erfGtr
geIOrsniTe mnb eelbAtr6aunqtm D,s S6beu

TeIor9niffe mnc 1eIbfttr aunsen bee @ibeus.
Dem &nOrpiG& 0bis entue6men tptr aus
etner. tim 3nSsianpten RtGmonber Gore.
lpcnnen3 fol9enprs - .rs5 ,.N
n33um erlten Male felt 8eatdn beg &rie.
Ses 1T eine Ia0lide Qrmee Dur6 cine al 2ob(
ibstleSenes, mcbiliFrtcs Observation-Disclosures In
SGa6 9ebalten uuO bod Itno bic NrsfAten
AMI @rtolg, Der nt4t BON Observation-Disclosures
dbbdn0t, nte 9ldll3slper, oils aerabe lest. -
Sctten MIR Nrfanlas etnbitBen Muo 6clrnes
mad 3eras 3nrifweiGen mIIIen, brauhen
MIR nod feline 8sfir6tungen ;u 0esen. Sc
ras 1T elm 8ei@ fir ii6, nit OeGen 6iifa.
quelen Widsrueer olss 8erlcrene pieber Gee
wtnnen fam. a8OA lie6t es aueenblidii6
Id WeFten Ht9t eben ermHtbtaenb fir ms
aus. Braags Nrmee mu6 nm isben
Yrets Derltdrft Weroen; er fam nit Ieinen
Qeuten Stolenffan3 jeBt nidt entseaentressn.
Sfort in Nurfreee6Dro fsblte &c linn an
WannIGaft ; 9tplentrau3 bat iebt abey 100,s
Wann, Bragg mub ieine Nrmse Gus ben 0ns
Itruttiunsla9ern rGftuttyen. laetner uu1erer
@enerGIe tann Elm &estmsnt euttebren, pabsr
Der fglte &ntlHluB res @On9rsiIse, pas @on,
Electromagnetic gu erweittrn unb ltreng bart.
3ufibren."
Ger rGtdmpnb @nauirer" POM II. ia5t,
ooB man nt6t i'm @srIn8ieu an cine fransS.
Hide 8srmtttlun9 CLAUDE unb aud feline
Idle S~srlanse, 70 LANCE bic STANDARDIZATION
fprtoouern. -
SIN 8ebeaen, @OnereB WurOsn 8efGlnGt
9efabt, baB ben Snptanern freltti6 BON Cir.
tanlas, bic fi6 aaiirt uuO 70 9rO6e @nbGnss
lt@tett an bic Resierlng SeSeist bdttsn pUl.
lt1nptser Shub gu She'll nerpen loQ.
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EeIegrnpbifcfse Nadhrtdbten
Sert&tst iar Orr .gaItimc,r Wsder.s
Observation-Disclosures,
8afbtngtun, 10. 81

8 @ XIV IN 10 n, ia Oecr,
Se%nat- gpm SHaeamtsIetrtGy lief
etne Mtttbsiluns Gin, oils Nntport auf cine
GnfraSs pes @rnsrefss in 8e;us auf bic
Sa~nmtpclrertdufe fir Ne4nung Der 8setss
runa, pelGe auf ben Slid aelcet unb iun
Druid perUrpnet wnroe.
5srr Sing PRODUCTIVE pte 8eelnubisunstn
bes pom Staate gep gcrf gum Senator er,
tpaRlten 3errn 60. .. MlOrsan.
0err @Olamer lberreiGte elm Memurtol
bon finfBi9 Miit9ltspsrn bss Observation-Disclosures
3n Ualbtnstcn, fpsl@e Asssn tie beabF6tien
8erdnpetun9 Der @tri6tstSfs i'm Dtlrlft
columbia proteltiren. SIS purbe anf ben
Slid eeleot.
NatItpem fam Der @eltbeSppr(dlaa tpeaen
6retsebuug Der Staatsesfangenen Scr unp,
trmroe tpettIdufs pertanOdt.
5aus.-S m 6aule wurbe bic Snbtm>
nitatebta pteper aufgenOmmen, unb 6trr
0tdItfe btelt cine Ianse 8fOe baseseu,
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SnnnesbanptitnOt.
Die Webenen- Q peratipneu.

@afbtn9tUn, Is. Gebr. Die 9tebel~
len baben 2 8etten 8ruRwebrsn TalmUutt
asseniiber uuf benz 8la6lanS In Der NGbe pes
GIulss auf9eporfen unb fabren le lGn9S hem
Tlnbafer in 6rOnt bon 8~repertdsburg fort,
SadiCn's Gruppen lOIlen btntrr Der erfrn
6aselreibe Spet @eiItn IiOIt1 BON SreDertds.
burg lteeen. -@eitern tcnutr man bort brut.
lid ben 8au6 zines ercBen eassrs Ieben, unp
bic 9Sdloer oerftwinben raid IN tener Geaenp,
mas auf Ote @aweienbeit etnes tarfen Corps
beutet, .@'
% OaS 9anptquartter Der 8ebellen fam man
Don u'1lrer Sstts beutlt& feben. See fol- hort
Ietn.
Ote pclittOn 1T spet MetIen IIbweflt@
pom 5reberidsburs,
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WlVeFI
Nn baS 8Olf bon Dhtp.

wv ~
Die SOloaten Sbio's, Cure 8rsun6e, 8rI
Der nnO SGbne, mimi tea Bon pielem 70 beben.
|tunaSDOlsn 9lase aus eintse gGorte an Gud
gu rt@ten abet @sstnRaaOe, Die tbnen ltlbf.
pie Dem gan3sn &anpe pon gr5Bter Wi6tioFeit
Itnb. Seit LANCER tritber 3eit fern Don ,tGnle.
rer retmatG; fremo Der tletnIi&en Qptalpolitif
nno unberii6rt rom @influlie Ielbalahtioer
Demasu9en unb parteifibrer, unoi init Der
reinen un~DsrbriGliden l~leberseuauua BON Der
Setli9tett Der Sa@e, wet@e ptr pertbetbioen.
Die un8 tn's SeiO ssfibrt, uno la @efabreu
&ntbebrun9en uno A~ntreneunssn, bic farm
tbres 0let6eu In Der B%eltsel@t6te ffnten
mo Aten, (InD mir Don Dem berben @sfibie nprs
lGcnt sebIisben, tpeIdeS ii9 jebt In ben betmt.
lden ppltttlHen 3tptftststtsn tunb at6t. gBtr
,uberlhauen lie BON benz Stanopunfte aus. ouf
pelnem iptr i1ne ais SOlpoten uno Natripteu
ote lt6 Der, etnlt ppn alien Nattpnen ~oeIeone'
ten 8epublit septomet baden, beRnoen.
Wtr frasen: 8as bsbeutst tteTer tpitjie
l9amlcle 6eimtIGe Dartettampf2 Marnm
iriperitrebta man pieiem &rtsse Der @elbGper.
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AnfpraAe Der SbiOfUIbaten an baS
a4A UOlf BON SbiO. MO

Dtele Nn(pra4e, bsren wir bereits frlber
Grtpatnun8 eetbon, IL tt1s 70 3eitaema6e, 10
tpabrsp 10 griinolj6 uno lhSn burbaefabrte
Dap MIR utls nt9t entbaIten tGnneu, (e uules
rem Helern ansflb,lt6 mitsutbeilen,
S6ta6tfeGo pom @tune)
oliver, /. Seer. {
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

sKIRMIsHEs ON THE UPPER POTOMAC.
wAsunarsx, June 10, 1893.

wAsumarsS June 70, 1893.
On Saturday night Major Fry, with miscellaneous
command some three hundred and nifty In number, parts
Of several dGsreat resmentss,e Alexandria for some
point on shs Upper Potomac. Crossing n Gsosstovn he
10 the reads between Cabin John run and
Rockville On Sunday squadron Of this cavalry, under
the command q Captain GrsgGs, sent from The cross
roads 10 capture what Major Fry supposed from nforma
t,on was q body Of twspty-n rebes
Captain GrcSga pursued them ave miles towards 60
neca the river road driving In thes pcksss He
finally compelled 70 retire before force Of rebels
sssing Of four regiments Of cavalry, among shem tho
sixth, Ninth and Thirteenth Virginia, and battery Of
artillery with less Of Ave wounded and dftsen taken
prisoners.
This rebel force had probably crossed al Cocns ford
above The force nier Captain Grcegs Then fs back 70
the main body under MAJOR Fry, Al the cross roads.
bringing with him four prisoners 80
Major Fry ninsd asey started for Rockville 10 endoa
yer soi BY the ersnys trout When within mile Of
The he wm attacked ir ffoas. rear s,d fan.
~ heavy forces he srcmy, ara aftcr stern
skirnh .osocd 20 by hs right towards Tenai
iy,owr where ho arrived safely wNf his smal tran.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
the WAR NEWS IN the CITY.
sN~~es>e~~~N~~~NS>~0~~>~~>-
ABOUT HOOKER AND THE ADMIN
lSTRATION.

lSTRATION.
Yesterday was truly day Of excitement in this city.
Tho war news from all quarters-North South East and
west-occasioned stir among citizens such as has
been witnessed only two three times since The com
mencement OF this rebellion. The foreshadowings In the
morning journals Of what might be expected from
Port Hudson yiebusg and General Rosscrans road
with tho deepest interest," Tho rapid movements OF the
rebel forces In the southern counties Pennsylvania
seemed 10 tound the most sober members or our com.
munisy and TO convince those who have sngulary
skeptca hitherto that the present OF General
Leo 10 something than mere plunderng raid and
bona fds invasion Of tho free districts OF the
North.
But tho particular which caused the most pro.
found sensation yesterday the removal Of Fshtins
Joe Hooker ""at his own request, p from tho command
Of tho "hnest army tho planet" Tho feeling evinced
BY the pubic a large that Of the highest satssotIon
and 10 s only putting record the siupls truth TO add
that reporter discovered very ts sympathy for The
fallen fortunes Of the deposcd chisftain.
The most sensible and temperate manifested disposi-
ton to permit the excommander 10 "dis In peaceo aaa
leave HE caseer 70 the judgment Of posssry But -
win ever be the long the world exists the tenn
psrats were not In the majority and therefore much hard
language was poured out BY the thousands who have
never counted themselves among tho particular admirers
rsrtisans Of General Hooker bus rather prded them
selves upon beng hh opponents. Fighting joe, was
the subject Of worse abuse ana cutting sarcasm
than the famous general who boastsd that hs head
quarters always "n the saddle" profsssed 10
dsspss such trns matters nes OF resreatD or ths
sslfsacrcns Burnside, who sank into ipsigniHcancs
after his nsorious assaults the heights Of Fredericss-
burg. "Poor Jos,"i@ many Of those whom We heard
speak YESTERDAY eoussmptuousy styled him. had "pons
90 poor do nm reverence" The glores Of the ann
commander Of the noble Army Of the Potomac lost
forever, even TO those who weie formerly his mos.
thusiastic adherents.
Inquire In whatever part Of the CITY you might choose
down In Wall street among the merchants, on IN the
democratic districts d the Sixth and Fourth wards,
among the Mirsocratio denze~s ST the sis,esntn or
Twenty 6s. wards 10 the hotels counting houses psblc
coee. a, % short. any other quarser-snd the feeling
riunifestsd contempt, the bitter and unmss-
eur a. ior General nAer. Am' Whist still nor~ 70
,narkss . Ills fccI'w n f's,i'iy not confined N
cyss Of any part eaar party penusal creed Repub
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
NEWS FROM vlCxsBuRG. :.
THE SIEGE PROGRESSING VIGOROUSLY.
General Johnston Reported to be
Moving Southward.
Sc, dkc., -.
MRxPurs. June %. laes.

MEMPHIS, June %, 1868.
the siege was progressing vigorously.
On the Goth the cannoDadins kept up from morn.
ing until by the army and navy, but elected no rs
ply from the garrison largo number Of buldinss were
destroyed but beyond that 10 not ascertAined tha6
much damage done.
Desersrs report that the Tennessee Georgia troops
mach se.atsned and talk Of refusing 70 fight any
longer. :
General Johpston's movements arc stn wrapped II
His forces al withdrawn beyond the Big Black.
General Taylor h said 70 have hung ali the federal
prissners taken at Nksns Bead. Rssaasory measures
will probably follow.
Very heavy rains in this vicinity pave vased all thq
streams to ovsrnowine, ana very few movements ort
either side have been made
John PARK, conservative, was elected Mayor Of Mem.
phis yesterday.
WALNUT Hrs, SKAR vicxsErRo, June %, 1853.
The retcs in front Of General sherman on our et came
out OF their works on Monday night and temporarily
drove picksts from their rife pits but they verd
driven back BY our batteries.
thought that they feeling their way 70 cut cut&
or TO send out messengers In the meles
Z There has been considerable firing along tAs lipsa
TO day
sege guns are arriving in large numbers.
The ambrlauccs sent out for wounded towards Jssh
on Sunday have returned 10 the Biz Black bridge
having been turned back at Edwards station No rtte1
camrs are nearer than that point.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
NtlTlNCS IN eTrVnAy

asge and enthusiastic meeting held al Gortnan
q tx ne spur ~ te moncut thc chIsus freely en-.
fo e. Themselves, AID they expect 10 send fulI
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