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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

5 Faox 1HI 3brH.-A letter from Lieut.. Snow,
Of Go. E, 9Sth lows, dated in camp within
sight Of vicksburg, january sssh, was received
in this city yesterday. Hesays they are working
sa the Canal. shat she river is raising very fast
and they are in hopes it will pass through in q
fsw days, He states that be .was al over the
6sld in the fght ct Arkansas Peat, but did moi
receive scratch. and that most of the boys are
vel new, ''though there we're several officers
s;ek about the time Of the fight" He adds, that
= port ton Of Grants army had arrived at victs
burg sasa part Of it, the 18th lows, Lieut. Col
Abercrombie, Of this city, In command. % !.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07
sscrssros.-The right Of each Stateito ,eced

a. There 10 no longer any mistake about the
fact that Thurlow Weed has retired from the
editorial chair Of the Albany Evening journal.
He himself announces his retirement in I long
article published in that paper on the 9th of
January. That settles it, We suppose. nsi
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

~ Inc copperheads in the Indiana Legisla-
sure nave set onfoot a movement for a meeting OF
the several Legislatures Of that State and tbose
Of Illinois and Kentucky at Louisville, Ky., on
the 22d, day OF February, The source Of the
suggestion is satisfactory evidence Of the nature
Of the purposes they hope to efIectuate, We
don't see why these desperate villains, wbenev.,
they are seeking to enact some enormous crime
should always choose some day, sacred to nat.
riotic hearts, for its coneoction or consummat;on
Why select the birth day of the Father :of n.
Union, to devise schemes to ensure its destruc--
ton b. We, should suppose is memories Vould
gag the mouths Uf the Tories $50 esi 81, bsH
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rake cSsafaes.

'saaa'ai rake CSafags'eo
y There Il / God ID Israeli There is patriotism
among the people. The masses Of the Demo.
cratic party have higher and nobler impulses
than those Of the mere partisan. They cannot
be led BY old prejrdices and party discipline
into seoeslion. When their leaders demand that
they shall favor annexation 70, the Southern
Cssfederacy they revolt against party discipline
and stand forth - men. God be praised that IL
10 so.a God b praised that the heart Of the M.
ton 10 true aAd loyal We know that We car
take this Tory Bull BY the horns, for W have
done it here in Burlington. We know that We
can beat The enemy in, our midst while We eight
the insurgents in the Rebel SssssAl We know
thst the vallandighsms, Weods Aahonys,
Dodges and Stewards cannot precipitate the
county into Civil War.s Our Mondays cleo
lions show what the preaching Of treason for
four months has brought this triumphant party
Of October 70 in this city. And Burlington lis
the index Of the whole country. What We have
done here can be done anywhere and every
where in the loyal States BY similar Efforts on
the part Of Union men. Take courage, then |!
Look up! The cloud has silver lining. am
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

TLarge numbers Of troops, it is said, are
moving down, the Ohio, River, and into Ken.
lucky. Rosecrans is, said to be receiving
heavy reinforcements. What truth there may
bein these rumors We do not know, but We
hope that the troops will be placed where
they will be able, as they are willing, to do
good service. $50 gia, g.s sg.,4 s.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

80 e" PRovosr GUARD, ST.. Louis, Jan. 2Ist
MAJOR .GRs. CURTfs-Dear Sirs-Some 20
yeats ago, 4 was sinkipg we'll for Mr. Henry
Grover, on no NSuth side Of the street frcm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The. British Parliament had been prorogued, and the
Queen g speech, delivered by commission, says:-"Civ
war continues in America II inficts much evil not only
on the contendng parties but other nations We
however, reason TO depart from strict neutrality
The advces received per the steamships China and
Hbernan generally regarded encouraging for the
North, and Notwithstanding the drawback Of the New
York riots panic in the rebel loan has taken place.
The London Times seeks to palate the rebel reverses
but acknowledges that the whole IL seldom that in
tehgence has been received gloomy for the rebel
cause II regards the riots little short Of nsurrec-
ton.
The London Star regards everything indicating the
rapid exhaustion Of Southern resources.
The London Daily Nes expatates the victories Of
Grant, Meade and Rosecrans, and the unimpared eff
cheney Of the North and its uniform and rapid progress
Mr.. Laird publishes anonymous correspondence
between his firm and some persons in Washington and
New York, to show that propositions were pending in
1851 with the Navy Department In Washington for his
firm 10 construct vessels for the Union navy There
nothing however, TO show by what authority the anony.
individuals used the Of the Secretary q the
Navy.
Exchange continues depressed and speculative securi
ties show continued panic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
THE POLISH QUESTION.

The Polish question continues with out change.
The chances Of peace actively canvassed in
Paris and London.
The Polish insurgents continue TO be very active in their
movements.
Tho London Morning Poa maintains that union Of
the three great Powers against Russia is insured
The London Herald controverts this notion, and main
ains that Russia is disposed TO defy the Western Powers
HOW THE RUSSIAN NOTE WAS DRAWN Up.
On the authority Of private letter from st. Peters
burg dated the 18th ult give the following account Of
the deliberations which preceded the settlement Of the
terms Of the Russian reply
The style Of the Russian despatch not ema
nation from the nesse the pride Of the Russian Vice
Chancellor his individual capacity but was the result
OF collective and solemn deliberations held in the Council
Of State, under the immediate Presidency Of she
Emperor OF Russia Not only we're the high husco-
vite nobility, the members OF the Senate and
Synod present at the Council, but all tho
principal generals Summoned 20 take part
in it, with the exception Of Generals casowsk, Berg,
Annenko and Mouravien who at present duty in
Poland elsewhere Prince Gagarin who IL the Pre-
sden OF the Legislative Council acted az secretary and
II unanimously resolved, after discussion OF four
hours that the Gar and the Russian nation fully CON-
pretending their position look forward TO the future with
confidence and Europe may see the holy Russian empire
fully armed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

srEAnsnlp GOLDEN CRY now on the great Balance
By strong upon Inc Eowey Roofs on Cape
wE sssh b H. II n 81 @1ss oe q Pc
he thought he Is miles from the nssiss poin. Of The
asi Or
,ns IN ss o
;s S.s ' ssn st y
sSs sss Ry sas IN
snrr VIKING Townsend from Hong Kong May II San
Francisco reported BY the bark Ford a San Fran
hundred Chinese taken BY Ameri
oa. .s Ak u Bath 1885, and "a: "sa
snl, Alr1.sD1s from Bath for New Orleans =, an
Rocks. She was in a critical condition.
sa,r sxIvasys BL.scn.np Meady, ha. to pu, in new
ordered by the Peruvian government survey
BEnLS, of London, from the Clyde San Fran
slss: p% = s'1' ''' h'd been
snr NORTHERN cnowS, Nerrl. which returned to calao
snr eeLp.s STATE, hence San Francisco the so.h
March lat passed isrsc Quantity Of burnt ship timber
broad cnppcr fasened Containing small quantity o. poa
toes onions three deck buckets and two oars There .
some sharp instrument
sur FAvoR,rA hence at San Francisco OF the Cape
10 days, with heavy gales, lost figure head.
sHrr SPARK THE OCEAN, from Wales for HalifaI, with
Goals at Fayai July having put In leaking badly
Is the large Sectional dock She be
recallked and newly coppered
Bsic MYsrlc AZ 40 tons built at Mystic. Conn, 1856
has been scd on private terms
Sem HANNAH MARTIN, AZ, l22 tons built Westerly RI
in 1886, has been sold at 5000.
Scar MosIs.ux. AN 100 tons built ., Port Jefferson in
BR sLoor Onward. Brown, from New York for Kngs,on
Ja ESQ repored), put iaio Baltimore sh inst Ieaky
ELLA MORSE Of Bath has been ssd to parties
FAlxourH July ~ Cby te)-The Marianne, arrived Oh
mi. port for A..wsrp has on board he
Hong Kong waes wa, captured sy ne soraa June = H
he Florida June ie in ai 10 n, Ion 8 W.
p.ins1 s'%s was :. pas I june "a. lon W. R 5;
screw win two fnnss sssmlns and under
and 10 ns ws.s and ho'ed The English
% he anne ss q sI TsS%. :'r' Tss
followed in chase Of her A"'' an'
snip Robert Edwards, Hambin, cid a New Bedford 9Th
ship swim, WORM NB with y ~. all vsn was At Auos
,sSp Si:d.,S, x;nn:ws =: !. Por chAl.sn NE, Nay
o., ss isSS g, Z. !. j. ~
year: ::s MN 20 Ssi. q. y soia ~ vel .''
H. having risns 100 bbs sp oi during The ass Is
Ssas Wsa M NM p :: q vel: -.
Is having taken IS bills Oh leaving ScssvSso had
loas two whales from alongside.
Bark Rceius, Honeywell. Of Nh, 81 Faysi July 4 70
isnd lR bbh sp OIL
ship Lonsians. Ksiev, Of NIB. remained ., Valparaiso
July rep6
distress. sss.a July ana va: ss ss i sss .ss
spoken, sc.
ship Ocean s,eed, Co.. from Moulmein fer England. May
A. At ~ n, Ion o. T.
snip Portland Lesv from Ahysb for Falmouth no DATE
lat SIS Ion hE.
Ship Magellan, Cummings from Liverpool for Fran.
eisso July 3 lat 70 81 ", ION Is 7.
ship Addison, Brown. hence for Buenos Ayrcr June lS
lat lon 81
ship cons'i,uon, Webster from Philadelphia for shang
bsr tame 5, al N. len - ".
shin ~ Pam, from Nacitsg for NYcrk July 10 lot ~
R lrp ~ a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06


LONDON MONEY MARKET-JuLy %.
Consols closed at o2ssc 90 &c. for money.
Illinois Central Railroad, 25 discount; Erie Sc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-JULy 49,
Sales for two days reach 5000 bales including 5000
bales spectators and exporters The market buoy
NJ advance Of I'D
The Manchester market firm, with advancing
tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuPps MARKEr-JuLY "a.
The market IN generally quiet and steady Various cir
culars report-Flour quiet and steady; wheat firm but
quiet; corneeasier; mixed, 27s. q 2Ts. 3D..
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKxr-JULy 20.
The market 10 quiet and steady Messrs. Biglaud.
Atbya AGO. report-Becf steady. Pork quiet Bacon
inactive. lard active and advanced 3d. TAlIow steady
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-JULY ~.
Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar hrm. Coffee steady
Rice active Linseed oil nrm 46e. Cd. AIS. Rosin
steady. Spirits tupentne quiet. Petroleum inactive Al
p. Sd.
Brcadstufs downward. Sugar firm. Coffee steady
Tea quiet and steady. Rice quiet Iallow arm at as
Cd. q AS.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July -, 1888.
oor1oN-sales today 5000 bales, including 1000 10
spectators and exporters. The market arm and IN
changed
BnnApsuyvs-Tbc market ia easier. Tho weatherhas
been favorable for the crops.
PRovrsioxs.-Tbe market Ia steady Bacon upward.
PRopucs steady.
Coueols, 02x and % for money Illinois Central Rail-
road, ~ ~ discount; Erie, IS eoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, July 20, 1858.
The rebel loan has rallied from the decline, and Ia
quoted ut Is discount
Political news to. Gay is unimportant
LIVERPOOL, July 70 1868.
The steamship City OF washington, from New York,
arrived last night.
QUEENSTOWN July 20, 1883.
Tho steamship Kangaroo, from New York. has arrived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

10 wanderers On 80 o. land
PROM Pslar shore 10 Tropie strand;
70 households lone. IN regioss new,
nd dwellers m great cities. TOO;
10 eoldisru In camp, fort and field,
Who nseA against dteease Q shield;
Is miners California bound,
And uliers a. vet marshy ground;
10 feoba wives Of fragile mould:
r. young middle aGrd and OLD:
70 those In health, who would snjey
Beavers best gift without sloy;
70 all the strenathIess. weak and palA
who droqp and know not what thsy ~.
HOsTErfkRD BITrKRs present
A. health most potent element -. .
n there IL any vaue IN pubE opinion o. az 49,
medical testimony the and safest soni ssrreeus
or Alternative before the world n
nOSTETTERS
CriHHRArxp-
stomach BfTTERs.
Sold by respectable druggists ~ a. rrs y tns wosid
HOsfETTBh SMITH,
PHsturM -
New York Ones No. s1s BrosdwN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

ST. Jouss, N. =. August 8, 1855
The Pacific 10 safe In Trcpassy Hmbor shs leaves fer
81 Johns 70 day 70 repair damages, accompanied By the
yesuvius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
THz QUEENS sPHHoH.

The steamship Hecla, from Liverpool the 18th via
Queenstown the 10th Of July passed Cape Race at eight
o'clock yesterday morning She boarded by the
boat OF the press and summary Of her news OBJ
tanned.
The Hecla has553 steerage passengers She makes the
following report-On the 10th of July, at past
A. N passed the steamships City Of Washington Kanga
200 and Great Eastern, all bound into Liverpool
The European mails brought by the Arabia at oston
seached this city early last evening.
The dates per the Hecla three days later than those
previously received
no Of the late rebel reverses had reached Eng
IND and the eject considered favorable Tor the
Union that the rebel loan stock had declined to IS 20
psr cent discount and perfect panic ensued in that
description Of stock.
The London Star regards the news from America asn-
Acating the exhaustion Of Southern resources.
The London Times considers the riots in New York as
IN insurrection against the government
The continental news is without any degree OF i'm.
psrtance.
The steamship Hbernian, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool July Is.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New York
arrived at Liverpool on the 2sth Of July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

THs frsrrsi cs Mas Gf-rNAf CoRcorAs.-The funeral
ct nfs Elizabeth CorCcran wre Of General Mchaei Cor.
ccixn VIII take pace ihs az from her late residence
ccnsfnI Corcufn arrived in the city early yesterday
nntnNs ~ BE- ufetsnt al the ssry aces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

BOSTON, August b ItoS.
The steamship Africa sailed al to-day, with forty
seven passengers for Liverpool thirty SIX for Halifax
She tskee cot no specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

The Government Lean.
PmtApElrEA, August 8. 1888.
sas~ Of hvetwcRes to-day are reported 70 shs amount
Of q 10000. Deliveries Of bonds are being made 70
Ju{ "a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Latssi ship News.

tWNfk IN. .......Julv ll-ll
sbir S,-r,-.n.e,i Br,adt June IS aid w
r'.' i'4 wh .aia "e.'.-, q a. to n Siss. .. .po..
wh,iiag .rhr fsn hrp. from Gulf of MEXICO or h.nis
nj Reef orue h.d .. be. SPIN ape !. S', - pl' n
n.h on "A r'i lat - TO- lon ~ VS. tos5sa py u .
revenu. steamer CgyhosG Cspt John for Fort Royal g.
r.rt G...iis of Sew Haven Ehoies Mhysguez' 7 Il u
Day. with 81. Iror brdse' 'on' .. Nes-Lis'sh'
s I'D r cour-uy With .rlr Crane lHand Reed i9i NeW
burvpoft Len hriss l. " Armstrong arrived day pre-
v.o1s Commerce. Barn~. discls 'chf' - nsu'Ne' oI
1ufypors il Do days Alice Move, io Baltimore same
R.rl ch,, Bre~er n IociIni Pierce, Triuiad tcubA
IA q ~ Ro-ton tof Rortlsndl Sleeper A'pir~sn y
dsy, In ballast Mssosf duncan HAD lisht "na' ana
r., g.,ro lty'l Schroeder. Cur,eo, ie day, in bal
ls., 20 bovsls Co Len ss'sc's The schf Anna o'
b.r,.s i,is LII. soa.,n Urnnd Turk n u. IS days
win .sl 10 Saith Loushi 9lih ~, oh utt. Isan
Hrs siss Nil.i' MansAHils 20 days with cedar &c 20
-, : ff.th.~sr fof Columbia Ne J. Hathaway. Cs?e
nsrt.n i6 dsv, sfh IN. suns amnuniton stoe. &C q
tlr wrcclcl o. alp shrphefd fH.rP % ipo u "as1
brns, hsuis Aesius Master W.rho ActinE Asofs Sias
d r. ss "a u fytus jf.. frr.sf'. CLERK Thot Iumnie
ard - Of To- crew shepherd Knapp June ~ .ai
,L,l cen bufut Lot q. Mefcdi,A undergoing
-, s,oresrip Ciusfd Com nay.s Tho L. steamer
M ,SJ 49, ,hs ssie asy iu.iead of N, Ncrcrd.,a
rorro, - %. California steamer. Tho L = steamer AS
bsms AImira Wast called a. CsPc hsyuoa on iAs F4a
SIR AnnsC q L~,sre,t sque, sbip Island d days. in
,i A., 5.rr nf. y d. hsi s,rons s. r. winds in tie Bay
rsu. Juns u 81 miles : o. Mobile Bar passed tho wreck
a. tr. A double sal y.rdt bottom up, Der pfs yih
s1ngie nd urucd % ahou 10 feet above the doct Sh
,rrs.. 10 have been burned down 10 the composho O.
-, - 80 br.f va, .hrAti.d she ~Asy~fy as' and hal
,r, t. fe h. apparently not been more tnan one oft"o
d, m tbat condition ssi prrvou, 20 dscerning tho wrrck
saw sieoflg toward u'' a' We has'S w ,l VIC
- core in sn orgoti'c sho lad thr appear
sncs " bong Se~ ofs AIDE wheel to~.Doat yu"r 10
g., rrrs.J T. tte or ruub0- Princess Royal and ssvr
b,n al. show. infouAaiifn Juue r.. lat - TO- lon "
spot. t,ft ~ iuthrop o. .5cfuau i-, bound West.
srhf Irrurh fsf FlJ mouth. Mass Do Loud, bAacon II
Sei- nri rass stone Key Yves. u days. cotton (prI,
Pos.ssuesr 80, Doaf,o T. sanpi oPoito - days wine
saft Sc. "a !. Nshofn.
HILON-On- ship
MlND-saaset s. and gilt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
The Pirate AIabnmn OF our Cou.t.

Tie brig Phantom, Of s.. johns, y. r., Capt
Campbell. from Glace Bay, c. b, il days with
coal TO Geo. +. BuIey, arrived yesterday, rePorts
On the 1T inst. lat. 1916 Ion. 63.4s, spoke United
States steamer Tuscarora, cruising. On the 9ih
inst lat 1913 Ion. 68.4O, bark-rigged steamer
showing the American flag She ran within two
hundred yards Of us, when We hoisted our coiors.
and she Immediately altered her course. She did
no; communicate with as. AT noon Of the same day
saw her in chase Of the United States steamer
Ericsson We hoisted our signals to the latter, thai
" an enemy was in chase." The Ericsson gained
on her 70 much that she gave mp the chase and
steered toward another vessel, apparently an
American brig. During the chnse after tie Ericsson
she had the Confederate flag flying. Capt Camp
bell "a positye that the above steamer was NO other
than the notorious privaeer Alabama, as hs fret
officer saw her when she wac at Havana.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
LATEST FROM LEES ARMY.
The Rebels Reoccupying Hngerstowu.
GEEHycAsTLR. vie CnANBKkspuE0 JuIy ", I9G.

GREgSCAsTLK. via CHAsBERsDUgG, July IL, lS6J.
The corps Of Ewell and Hill returned and occupied
Hsgerstown about o'clock yesterday. They have
a strong picket four miles this side of the town
Hills corps passed through the town taking the Lit
ersburg turnpike.
negro teamster IN the Rebel army, who left
Williamsport at o'clock last evening, states that
they are building fat-boats at that point, and will
have seven finished by to-day, on each Of which
they can cross and when he left not one-third Of
their transportation had succeeded in getting over
Capt. Royd yesterday afternoon, with company
of cavalry, got within one mile and half OF Ha'
gersiown, on the National Road, when he discov
cred large body Of Rebel infantry moving into
that town by way Of Williamsport road.
Firing was heard to-day in the direction OF Clear
Spring and Leitepburg, probably caused by our
troops driving in the enemys outposts.
There s no good reason known for Lees army
evacuatng Hagerstown, and then re'ccupying 1t
within few hours with tie same troops, unless he
was disappointed in LIS facilities tor crosting tho
river.
II Lee holds is present position battle cannot
we'll be postponed more than IS hours longer.
A heavy rain Las ret in with prospect OF continu'
iug al day.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Arrival Of Wounded Soldiers.

On Saturday afternoon Il telegram from fhI.adoi-
phia announced tie departure OF several hundred
wounded soldiers for ihis city. Dr. MeDougAI I'M
ineda,sly made Preparations for Their reception
Col. johnson started the hospital steamer 'owGfd
Jetfey City. COL Tr.nt l. Howe, with a Com
mittee from the Ncw.EnglAnd Soldiers Relief
Rooms and delegates from tie New-lo.L Loyal
League Club. were on hand with L supply Of dolics
cies, including oranges, sFapes' Jelies, broihs
wines, braniies, &C., for their relief.
The cars reached Jersey CIty AT OIL early hour
Yesterday morning with about seven hundred OF our
wounded men. They were forthwith transferred to
the sioamers Thomas i. Way and Maryland and
taken to tho MlDoug.ll Hospital AZ Foft Schuyler.
During hcir transit from the 10 the hospital tic
sesmboats were transformed into floating ho.cls,
where the wounded men were hbundantly supplied
with the saLs,antals and luxures they needed
SO perfect were tie arrangements made for the
reception OF these men, thai they were all trans
ierred from the TO the soamerr IN leas than one
hour after thell arrival at The depot
A number Of gentlemen unused to bard wofk
cheerfrlly took hold OF TIE stroicheTs and carried
the rreu who could not walk, while others gently
led the men who were able TO rest upon their feet.
D.,ine the transfer there was not single mur
nur OF complaint from the men who were suffering
,rom their wounds; indeed, they seemed proud o
the fact that they had participated IN the fight a
Gettyuburg Simple justice to the parties who pro
vide for the necessities Of the sok and wounded sol
diers CALI upon us sny-so ample were the snppIr
On the part OF the Government agent, that the den
cades 70 KINDLY furnished by The visitors and othen
were not needed aud the boxes were not opened
Among the gentlemen who were present were Chap
lain Merwin, Messrs. Mouiton Gns"0io, heAy
Bennett, Flanagan, Drs. Herrick' Foster hhC
| others.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
The Capture OF saiem-Depot Burned
Preparations 10 Pursuc the Maraudcrs.
INpIANArnLIs. FridhY. JulY DO.

lSDiANAPoLis. Friday. July TO- 1903
The Rebels captured Salem, lnd., this morning,
burned the depot of the Louisville and Chicago Rail-
road, and took 500 Of the Guards prisoners. par
culars of the fight have been received. A prisoner
who escaped reached Seymour this evening. He
says Morgans forces were 1000 strong, with six
pieces OF artillery. Morgan left Salem this aiIeI-
noon, moving estward, 1t is supposed, for the pur-
pose of striking the Indianapolis aud Louisville Rail-
road at Nenns and Seymour. Gen. Hobscu, with
500 cavalry, at noon to-day was in close pursuit,
being but 10 miles in the rear. When last heard from
the Rebels were at Canton The Home Guard were
retardng the progress Of the Rebels by Telling tree
and bushwacking. Gov. Morton has issued gen
ersl order suspendng all business TIL further orders
Brg.-Gen Darlington has assumed command Of
the Indiana militia and has already assigned the
large portion Of companies reported to regiments and
brgades Al least so 600 will have reported for duty
tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COCRT-GysEHAL TKRs.-JrLr ll-Before
Justices SUTHERLAND. LEONARD. and ClEHKE
TnT ErwsPAPEE MAsDAMUs.
The People * rel George Opdyke. SC. Bgt Matthew 7
Brennan, Controller, &c
By rHr COURT, SUTHERLAND, J.-Ibe words o'
tho ae are paper. having the largest circulation
We have NO right add 10 th he words, Ia tho oiy oi
Now. York II i. reAsauals and TIobEbe that tho Lea-
ufr intended ,ha, the shoud be pnhhed IN
he four papers having tbe largest daily circulation ~ the
CITY Of Eewi ora j. reasonable AID piobab'o that
Ia, ac was wosird the theory thsi the ou paP'' h''
The largest daily circulation generally would have The A's'''
jail, circulation ia ,he Ciy oi No"-gofA.
,tik therefore ha 90, construction o. hs az hi lie
Mayor and y e Justice Who made The oder appealed from
colrc'.
Hut ~ the determination o the question Of fact which four
papcs the largest daily circulation Involves tno con
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