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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-20

The steamer Empire City, from Charleston
on the evening Of the 18th inst. has arrived
at New York.
She reports that on the 18th inst: while off
Cane Lookout, she saw the i. 5. gunboat
Connecticut in chase Of blockade runner, and
Joined in the chase, but after twelve houls
pursuit the blockade runner escaped.
The Port Royal New South contains the FOL
lowing items:
THE Confederates call upon the authorities
to sequestrate certain Yankee property IN
Brunswick, Ga.
THE Confederate steamer Robert tEaber-
sham, which has been watching our advance
movements in the Savannah river, exploded
her boiler, destroying the vessel and killing all
her crew.
Gen. Mercer commanding at Savannah, is
increasing ore fifth OF all the able-bodied
slaves of Georgia for vorkmen on the tortltca
tons. All the negroes In Savannah lave been
seized and put to work
;geveral contrabands have reached Fort Pu-
laski. having escaped from Savannah.
"A new ram is building at Savannah,
''Severa heavy guns have been sent from
Savannah to Charleston.
The ram Savannah came down the river on
the 10th instant, intending to run out to sea,
but breaking one Of her engines, had to put
back. She IS mate to the Atlanta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-20
FROM EUROPE.


The steamship Sidon, from Liverpool on the
18th instant, has arrived.
There are rumors Of reinforcements 10 ~
sent to the Blit1sh army in British AofCil
America.
The Polish question remains in statn goo
The la;est~ncwS, via Queenstown, states II Is
GENERALLY = serted that Macmillan will accept
the. Mexican crown.
q,ba T;,nns saws there is rumor that IN conse-
ouonco Of recent nlenacng news from America,
the Government intends sending additional
troops to British North America
The Times says it would not be surprised II
something arose out Of the alleged proposition
Ct +, f Davis to Napoleon for an offensive ana
4 .fans;ye alliance between Mexico, under FRENCH
nrofection. and the Confe3erates, win On Woolo
ho unite consistent with the late trench policy
The world might look with favor On such a
contingency, but bat absolute neutrality would
be England policy.
The Times looks uGon the election Of the
Archduke -sIaximiIian in Mexico as important,
and Saws it will have tendency to union De
tween France and Austria and division be-
tween France and America. The NoTherners
must be incensed against Napoleon, and the
F'ederals can hardly fail to come IN COLLISION
with the ncv empire The Daily News IS bit,
ter on the French policy in Mexico, and does
not believe the Archduke will accept the
throne.
La Patrie asserts that the Archdl1Ee made
acceptance depending on the consent CT tne
Empire Of Austria: La france says Il ne a &C:
coDts, France and England will recognize
him Immediately, and other Powers will follow.
The Emperor and the Empress Of the french
have sent their congratulations to the Arch
duke
It is reported that Austria has sent p1r.02po-
siton to Russia, containing slight modlllca-
ton Of her late note la France asserts the
French note firmly maintains the claims ad-
vanced by the three Powers, but IS drawn Up
in spirit Of moderation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-20
DrFERRED ITEMS.

f,, r (aotain Hyde proved that the charge
II disjoyaI,y was entirely gro0ntiieSS
,rbo n)eyaland Herald heard the other Ga!
o1 man applying for exemption rom the
drift because he had an old mother VINO oee'.-
- his ,.horisiling care. 70 show how mNcI1
4aaI;ng THIS af'ectionato son has Tor BIS o!o
,,o+ho,, his neichbors say he has bad her COZ
in n he house lor over two years, =" ~ ~
- town with = load Of wood one DAY, ana De- -
o',,,,ahIa 70 sell 4 he cont1iTed to t"ade i Oh
Win an undertaken fora con--lls n'o1l'el ~, o9
;nr old might die suddenly, anC then, as 49,
~, so,rs E,i,ovv handy 1t would be 80 nave i
- tbo shouset' Being Of q trQga! as wen 9
90 ;noenors turn Of mind he put the c2{1 l ~
4bo ca2a, IN keep urnips n against S0eAs ''''''
SHE ola lady might drop OH. ~
rrbo Ranqor Me. Times tells story Of Df
W;bur. member Of the Board OF Enrolment
drafted man presented himself FOR ex2u1na-
t;o, who was 50 deaf that It required the Ut
most power Of the doctor lungs to make n1'l
1,aa, The doctor stopped and coomm3nced !, q
.r;t; 81 examination Of one OF the drafted man =
lznoos renarking IN low tone; tAa1 = oun, ,,
Client to exempt any man C'la9 " llo1: go
saw 50. said the deaf man, VINO nae 9u"oen,
recovered his hearing; WnaV 4l9 yCu sS VI" W.
10 tronb}e with NY knee, Dr. WILBUR It
= >arfect1y sound and good, replied the d &c,
~ - was onlv examining your ears. Inc
man paid his $500.
Dan;a] 1Vanstcr's widow visited his tomb
one dav last week. It was ker inst VISIT 70
l|arshGeld since the jamentcd death OF her Il
r7strious husband What memories (remafks
+Io T2oston rour;er( must have been awaken
cd IN view of events row passing II tne coiso
tr,-t Mrs Webster was accompanied II hei
,,;onu n;iorimace Nv the old and devoted TREND
81 her husband Peter Harvey, esq.
II i understood that the original arrange
ment made by Mr. Chase with Jay Cooke &
60 as agents for the sale Of the fve-twenty
loan expired by limitation on the lst OF All
gust. Since that day their agency has been
Continued subject to the possible adoption Of a
new plan Of selling to the people the Govern-
ment credits The scheme said now to be
most favored in the Treasury Department is to
make the National Banks throughout the
country, organized under Nr. Chase financial
measure, agents for the five twentles, as we'll
~ Of any new loans, at a compensation OF one
quarter per cent--tho banks baing compelled
10 exDend oue-sxteenth per cent III adyert1s-
Ing and other necessary expenses
The latest intelligence from the Old World
informs Is that the Emperor Of Austria has
addressed an autograph letter to al the Soye-
raieDs Of Germany, inviting Convention at
Frank fort on the Maine for the express Dur
,-o7a ~ ra0rray4i1f7U the Herman EimD1Tp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-20
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The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Police 1ntelligence.

Arxnrr Al sricIbK ny A YovsG Wmow.-A young widow
named Nary Frances Clark, was brought before Justice
Bowling at the Lower Police Court on charge of attempting
10 commit suicide and being asked give an account OF
herself made the following interesting statement am
seventeen years old and reside at No 14l Worth street
! married at fourteen, and about a year or
after our marriage my husband went 10
the war About eight months ago nv husband
killed In battle, and was 10, heple-s uuou the
world. One night, white I was wandering through
the IFve poin sergeant Jourdan fsinca anrutaa az
tain) picked me up, and Ncertaning that had friends
living at No ~ Carroll street Brookyn sent me ,h,,hcr
I remained In Brooklyn but q few days however
anf omins 10 New York got acquainted With young
man named Clifton. lived with him for a time but ~
treated badly that left him, and In moment az
despair determined 70 commit suicide. applied st mr.
wechs drug store, No. 20 Centre street for half an
Of the Doctors patients succeeded getting the poison
Upon my arrival home drank ~ the lsudanHn In the
presence of several Of the inmates and thought would
be dead before they could bring physician m AID
They cent for DR. Wech contrary " my expectation
and fesire succeeded IN extracting the poison from
my stomach am not sorry for what have done, and my
only regret that did not succeed better N my design
Justice Dowling has known the prisoner BY reputation
for several months her wholesome lecture upon
tho enormity of offence she anxious 70 perps
ate and cons gned her tho Of the Comm
Of Charities and Correction
Tnr Rsxxr BURGLARY IN FOURTEENTH srpurr Tho per-
who arrested henry L Sanders Tuesday nght last
while breaking the of Mr. X. ". Martin 100
East Fourteenth street. private vaichmsn henry
Disney and not officer Butterneld previously stated
y was the officer, however who nrst took notice that
bwEissy vn beng Dsrpstrated.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
The Attack ON Island No. Ten.


Sunday night, about elevon O'Clock, Attack was
made leland No 10 by large number of robels-pro
baby thrco thous and-eompscd of cavalry, infantry
sod artillery They had crossed the Obon river fiat
and rkrs and stationed themselves the TenDe-
shore, with three six pounderr. transport with
troops passing just they arrived fired al and CON
peeled W como 10. The light dranght gunboat New Era
arrived and with sr twenty four FOUNDERS stationed al
the Island, nnod aely returned the IRE, and shos
exchanged for time quite freely After hundred
rounds were fred tho enemy gave way and boat huy
retreat which time tbey have not shown any dSpo
sion 70 the attack Tho transport ~ course.
released from their ciuches No casualties reported
The oors the island dii not participate In the night
there being bat small garrison and opportunity 70 o.
feet anything Tins Now Fra continued TO shell The Ton.
nc~ee shore until yesterday morning, and conveyed
passing boats Tho iron clad gunboat faStror thcky
plated and heavily armed went down yesterday morning
" remain at tho island and with tho New Era will sum
coiiy protect the works ibsre aud keep the enemy ~
respectful distance.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND.
Our suffolk Correspondence

fuTfotk, Va fob. D, lbdS
fac Kbst fo,s cladsTA< R~b Dcnc>s 0f KseAs.Sd, le
We had another fresh arrival from Richmond this
place yesterday N the person of very Intelligent gen.
uenan. lie reports that tho virginia, tho hsrri-
mac, In now lying between and eight miles below
Richmond Is pierced FOR two guns each sids. ana
will carry one forward and at. The ynss. - pronounosd
by many failure. while thsro others Who
hdent of Two other ron.ciAds process
Of construction.
He confirms the usual sta,emsnts sf The scarcity a
articles and u would have been great sight for
painter o have caught the eIpressloo Of his eye
BE- ng presented with drink o. ~hskey by temperate
but joviai Assistant Adutant General ksjor Foe,sr.
This gentleman further reports that tho rebels
st throwing up earthworhs every useful available
point the nghborbood u Rohmoad, and both sdss
Of James river Tor stance of eight nine nss
dosn. Saves ercusiy.iy .mpoysd for this labor,
and these being constantly gathered together fov
such purpose diferen, I~ris u ibe soeAed confsss
rate States.
He says that dstisrcs have been recently erected In
Richmond for making ~hakey from wbcat for army pes
psc-. The rest q hs assertions Anteipad BY The
letters ~ special oorrcspondenos that s-ni W
direct from Richmond. and ~h,eh Forwarded 70 200
the day preceding the present one.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
THE PRIvATEER ALABAMA.


She IL spoken Soathenst Of Bermuda.
our nles from Bermuda 70 tho 27tn Of january.
Tho Royal Gdae Of that day informs that tho brgan
tine whe'mlna, Welsh, master, arrived at ~. Thomas
on the 18th January and reported having spoken the
$500 or Alabama the 18th Of that month, tn sti.
tudc 20 deg % min, longitude 81 deg 70 min
viii be rtmer oered that tho United states steamer
Hatter9 was attacked aud sunk by rcbc. privatcer
steamer about twenty moi from Galveston on tho Ifth
OF January Sunday in tho evening. The daring and
successful rebel steamer stood Immediately after
wards and II appears from the report of h' captain os
the whomina, distant about four hundred mioa "
southeast OF Bermuda the 10Th Of January four
days Afterwards Ia order TO accomplish this tho Ala
baa mcst have usci all her speed and probably passed
numerous Zee, Of vessels lyns at and Of
Key Wost.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


&c.
FoRIRS~ MowRoy, Feb. o, 1858.
Tho steamboat New York left here last evening for An
napos convoy tho released Union prisoners seven
hundred and nfty three In number from Richmond
Some of the schooners which have been aground In This
vicinity have been OF by steam tugs There arc now
schoones ashore back Of the fortress and threc "a
tho bar between Sewcls Point ard the nip Raps
Bakers wrcckiug feet has been blookaded for somo
three weeks Norfolk u consists ~ tho schooner Re-
lief Captain Rockwell schooner Planet Mars, and tug
steamer Plot. Captain Baker To-day General John A.
nix has very Iudoiously given than psr.
mt 10 pass down tho Hampton Roads for The
relief OF tho government vessels and othes In distress
od Point and aso pass to the coast II North
Cnrohna for the purpose and To report 70 General
o. Foster relie vessels IN distress there and W
follow neet south from that place for the
pose General Foster having requested Bakers wrsckinG
feet To do 80.
The wind IN enstcrly and the storm In Increasing
The two schoonern ashore Old Point tho Nj
nerya of Fall River, Mass. and tho J. y. Esksrson of
welieet Nass The former Is bigod and the la,,ev In
good order. and can DO got odby the wreekers,
A bark In at anchor one mile from old Point, with her
foretop mast and mantopgann mast carried away.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

rhe stated meeting Of the Board of Managers was
bold at tho Bible House. Astor place. Thursday, the
5th inst, at haifpas three O'Clock NJ, Hon. Luther
Badh President OF the Society In the chair assisted BY
Benz L. Swan, Vice President.
The Rev Dr. rYso read the nty third chapter Isaiah
and offered prayer.
Two now auIiares we're recognizcd-onc In Iowa, the
otner In Nevada Territory.
Communications we're received from agents chafaains
the army and others, In relation to the general work
and especially In relation 10 the work in tho army and
navy, satisfactorily showing the Importance AMI utility
d distributing the Scriptures 10 those fields, add en
couragng 70 perseverance in this work from tho Mary
and Bible Society In regard To dstr ia southern
states: from Rev. A. w. Wright ~ d., In regard 10
printing the syrac Testament, from Rev. Dr. Befgne
Secretary of British and Foreign Bible society, regard
" publxhing tho Arabic Scriptures from Rev. lsaan
q. Bliss. with encouraging accountso q Bible dstrsnt'ons
In the also regard 10 The need a funds for the
comsng year another from tho same showing how
foled from Rav. Dr. schauGer, CONSTANT.
poae stating hts progress in ansating the Scriptures
into the Turkish language from Rsv. l.. \. Jac0by,
Bremen two letters showing great success The past
IN distributing the scriptures and asking oontinued AID
from James W. Gordon, treasurer oi A. u. z. v NJ 10
rerard appropriations 10 that Board for Bible work the
conlng year, and from Rev. Dr Mcfouga Florence,
Italy stating rapid progess IN printing tho Bible 10 iny
Grants made TO .be Pennsylvania Bible Society,
booss 10 Engl.h AMI German for soldiers u tort lea
" the Nseonary Society of the Reformed Presby.
church. Bibles and Testamenu for usr mission at
Fernandina Pa 70 the Presbyterian Bard of Missions,
obe thoushnd copier " the so~IFl Dy MAIL snh wv
hundred d luke, In the Bcnga language, for
their mission At Corisco Island, West Africa,
books the value u s4e0 for dstrbutlon at vapara
and bogs Spanish " tho value q $500 for North aexl
on l3b volumes m various languages granted 70
captains of vessels sailing 70 foreign poru, With four
volumes raised ct,ers for tbs blind and 600 volumes
for dsribuikn M the southern States A. q speclal
meeting of tho Board hold during the mouth, 1000
tngilsh, 900 German and 25 Frenoh roziamens
granted the Washington City Bible rocety Tor soldiers
aud hospitals Washington; and aso rs fugish, ~
French and 10 German Tlanens wero granted lor sic
and wounded sodcrs II Port Schuyler and ds~k bbe
for the chapel, and 20 600 Testamen1 " ths Chr0t2b
Commission.
Liberal steps taken for tho supply q the army,
navy and hospitals hereafter and for general supply
the border States where the aurAries Arc comparative
" imperative.
An agent was appointed for North Mexico.
II was an important and interesting meeting, and N
unusual Amount VI bssisess Wa transacted.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Heavy Snow storm In Canada.

Iooo
IA h-Barometcr, 2o6l4; Thermometer, 10 above;
wind, LEE Thcre heavy snow storm all night.
About eighteen inches fallen and II rs stl showing
staons report the fall OF heavier than here
At Kingston two feet fell and ct Bellevile thirty inches
Trains are suffering considerable detention.
4P. H-Barorneter, 1904; Thermometer, - above;
wind n E. T. The has continued all day, but Is be
gaining abats More than thirty inches has fallen
Trains are very much delayed. No mails have been
ceived from New York today.
Quussc, A.. n
Thermometer, II above barometer, 3o,o5: wind east
and showing fast. 4P M-lhcrmomoter, III barcmstsr,
20 10; wind NJ r. Showing heavily all day
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

armed themselves invade the State u Texas induced
and paid by the American Consul Matamorcsn Gene
ralVidaurri made them . very evasve answer saying
that he had nothing TO do with citizens Of Tamauias
but that he had written 10 the Governor of that State,
informing him OF the fact Nothing has been said
about t, neither do expect there will be; but have
given them TO understand that told these parties,
'that az czans Of the United States they had better
right 70 their own property, which they left In Texas,
than the calling himself the Military Commander Of
San Antonio
Everything continues usual about here. am stin
overrun with refugees sti get many compliments In
the brownsville Flag The yellow fever has been very
bad ON both sides Of the river but nearly gone
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Homicide in n House or Prostitution I'm
the Eighth Ward.

AN ALLEGED DEsERTER SHOT DEAD ny ONE OF THE
GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES.
About eleven O'Clock last night tho Eighth ward tho
scene Of another homicide occasoned by dcserer being
shot by OF tho government detectives. seems that
about ten O'Clock little after Michael Brady, Of
the government detectives undor Provost Marshal General
Simeon Draper who Is detailed 10 hunt and arrest do
aertsrs entered the house prostitution No 10 Mercer
street, accompanied by Mr. Beach, government in
spector with view OF looking after several dcsoters
who reported frequent this house. Upon entering
the barroom they observed half dozen sitting
around the stove, and among tho number Thomas Reed
alias Thomas Donnely. ~hom Brady recognized as do
from second battalion Duryos 1ouavea Brady
finding that Reed had too many friends with
him 70 attempt his arrest, quietly left the house,
OF tho Eighth ward who happened to be near at the
time. Brady told him ne required his aid 70 arrest de-.
serter informing him Of his position when both started
the stoop with the purpose OF arrestng Reed Just az
they the first step Reed made hs appearance NJ
the door evidently having discovered the business of
Brady and intending make escape. However, OBJ
serving the officers he back me houso and
ted himself in tho hack Detective Brady and ocer
Mccormick Immediately followed after him. but for
moment lost sight Of him hcIormick thinkn that
no had escaped the fence out In the street 20 rap
for help In the meantime BRADY kept sharp lookout IN
him a powerfn blow on the head, telling him 10 tho
ground and then 10 the fence and attempted
but Just he reached the top he fell back INTO the
yard Brady cried out TO him to stop, and warned him
he did not stop he would shoot MN. Reed, however
seemed TO pay no attention to Bradys command
and again tried To get over tho fence, which
no had nearly accomplished when Brady drew his pistol
and fred the ball entering the left side and passing up
his back He fell the other side u the cnce
and succeeded walking into house No 20, also
house Of III fame and on gaining the barroom called for
glass Of water nj tho time excaimng ~ arm shot
He Immediately Afterwards fell the floor, and In few
moments expired.
Tho Eighth ward police after took the body of tho
deceased charge and conveyed II TO tho Eighth ward
station house. where the Coroner will hold an inquest
to.day.
Brady aleo taken into custody and locked up 10
await the action Of the Coroner's jury.
Tho deceased SAID have deserted twice before and
one time conveyed 70 Governors Island and the
second time TO Washington. He II " sad, has made his
threats that he would reoin the army The affair
has created little excitement throughout the ward
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Our Falmouth Correspondence.

Firm ARMY CoRPs, I
lScAxp, NEAR FALMOUTH, Va, Fob. 8, 1868.
The Storm Viygnia-fAe General Army Inspecon Post
poned--Ercsteme,e About Chorleton Nescs, dc.
oday assigned for general inspection Of all the
regiments In this corps but tho storm omreled s post
ponement. II is Understood that thorough inspec
Of the army to be made than any time hereto
fore.
The storm promises to be second edition Of the
or any storm OF this kind only post
pones general movement.
good deal OF excitement has been caused by the
OF breaking Of the blockade of Charleston The
rs fully confirmed to-day although thus far only reaching
through rebel sources.