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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01
0BsERvANc. OF THE DAY IN WARRINGTON.
THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.


Arrival end Departure OF enc Teksh
Maine Volunteers.
me above regiment Of two years mon, Nom the State
Of Nans arrived In this city st two O'Clock yesterday
morning By rail, direct from Warrington. They mum.
bored about three hundred and any msn and undss
command Of Colonel @. L. Bsai Ths men were quartsrsd
a ths Park Barracks while the oncss stopped At The
1 M r.
Fall river line Of steamboats, rotas for home
OPERATIONS OF THE TENTH MAINB VOLUNTEERS.
The Tenth regiment of Maine Volunteers composed
o those members Of tbs First Maine Volunteers who had
served for three mouths and then rscussd the
& n: s as' ss's s .s
up 70 the standard estabshsd BY the War Department,
Captain Gee 80 1. Bssl, o Company @, VAS eiccssd
Colonel Adjutant Fillebrown Lisutsoant Colonel and
Captain walker, q company D, Major. Many Of the COM
pAssa rs-enlsted srts, bat others had 70 be dsnts
Issm.ns ss wnc ssuaed six hundred and ninety ssv:a
of the old members, len Portland on October ., lsel
oes ne 70 enlisted meas ssrvscs dated rom Aprli ~
q 10 ar, regimen. .A.y P:rfs,mes .u.rd DUTY :.
Una a. sss isssA ocSapisd Camp wsshDurn. rs.ioS
No %os.S . SS Essy Hos., 90 "a 10 oo: %
and Ohio Railroad. which position II held during the
.sy :" . %
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and on the 9th u thai
command of ali the forces In that vicinity he regiment
acted as rear guard 70 Banks army IN s csisesaisd re
treat 10 iamsport. the 2sth and subsequent day
Of May The regmsntal loss during that retreat vas
three killed, nve wounded and eighty two messing On
the 2sth Of May, under Lieutenant Coons! iiebrovn,
they made successfui reconnaissance UPWARDS Martins
burg and engaged the rebels at Falling waters op the
eth Of August the regiment participated IN The bst,s u
Cedar (or siaugbters Mountain losing one hundred and
seventy men, Of whom officers AZ tht battle
of Antietam sept, mber H. formed part d General
ManSleds gallant corps, and Colonel zeal wounded
during the carly part Of the engagement During The few
following days. while nj Berlin, Md portions the res
made rsconnoissances into foudon county Va To
the annoyance and discontinue of several rowing reel
bands. II has since that timo occupied IN Important
position IN front OF Washington
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SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING IN VIRGINIA.
Return OF General stshsrs Expedition
shtrmtshss VIE. Gsertiias-t~pts1s os
Prisonsrs, Horses. sc.

fAfErst totu 10 y Va, Apfh Ns ls"i
An sxpediibon, under tha c.uinsnd q ssjof G.nerh
stahel which left hers Aonday, Tho zTt INST 'ho
men provded ~hh cooked ratohs Eve dsysfstafbs1
carly Ills mNnins
The object u Tie sxpedlon vo 20 pairol To- eoaalfy
10 the west 0 the sbsnspdosh vhIs sss sgesss.faly
accomplished. Several skrmhb.s ,ss place b,iresn
u. f,oa and uoasy's rsbs oomrnaoa. shich fsstea IN
The oap,urs of several q ns moo.
rhs r.salis n IN. ssy<dnos 10 rrsonefs and sos 40
,r,y mas mostly sosbJ 81 seuns = wshss Eosrias,
and ore hundred Aiooug toe lrsoers y rbei
oou.or,t,oa onoer. syss whose p~ren hand "a
a us names q cocscfip,s All g@p~rs = rnr.f,safs.
We have suffered lss oas'-lils~ fbs fstsr hHTs
los, several nsu. Our orossr sni mn arc s1n'sa -
rnoeh credit, Tor tarss days sna sghis ssyns ''s 'f "
deep, aDa marching great r.fiien " 10 u"s
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The First Regiment New York state
Volunteer o.

To evening meeting Of the officers and mon
at present the city Of tho First regiment New York
State Volunteers, will be held At the Central Hail. l74
GRIND street. tho purpose OF making preparations
receive that regiment, which expected TO arrive rom
the seat Of q few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01
Great HrkfAin.

m The Bouse Commons Mr.. ela5s,ofe Chancellor Of
the Excheauer made ibe annual financial statement a.
foiIows Estimates of revenue for the comIas year
an Aesoo: s,imatsd szpepdItmes, f67 fse ooo-.hov
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THE LOSS OF TIE lNcLO-SAxOI
The Ship Broken Up and tho
Nails Lost.
OFFICIAL LIST OF THE SAVED.
Statement % the First OnhOeR ol
the Ship,

ne fol,cw.e = eelI IN. q The pas,snssss saved
49,. A.. x.ss~ a.r~. -.
rom We AnsH
atH .t Mann yAssusnx~s
John Young. laly and seven Mr. Martin.
children. Mr.. Tsaly.
Miss Hope. Mr.. whites.
Mss Bsrtrans Captain Rssd. rs
Mrs Ksrwood. r Captain Cissidy.
Mr. Caldwell Lieutenant Simpson.
Mr.. Eaton. Ars- Stoddsrd
Mr.. Kirkwoo1. Mrs. Chri len.
Mr.. Chrittcn. Mrs. Wright.
Mr.. Towers Mrs. James.
Mr. KiknsaB. nrs. jackson and ehlld.
Mr.. Fraser. y
s5UnAan PASSENGERS.
Mr.. Parker. Mr. Cooth.
Nr. Parsons. Mr.. Flock
Mr. st. Marie. Z, NJ Fereusop.
Mr.. CoIlogan. 4. &. Mr.. Callaghan.
Mr peIlie. Mr.. Pnntrie.
Mr. wipoln. NJ Barclay.
NJ sssnlev. NJ small.
Mr.. Naxliss. Mr.. Bishop.
Mr Mr' aAsn. .crmey'
Mr.. Coulter. NJ. MncKiIsry.
Mr. Finley. .s..a - Mr.. Johnstou.
nr. Morgan. NJ. Dnemor~
- I~.S II, Is."ran.
nr. Jurrs Mr.. Mckay.
nr Geos: n muss.sn.
- chsrcSssA ~. Chrssssusou.
nr. Wckssl Ns' Mr, ChrbtisnsOn.
Mr. Barrow ravsss.
~ ~ nanSe' MasI -. HcHsnv.
" Jonss "a M Mr. Atkinson
Mr. Ftaeas. n. Rsss and ehild
~. ~ y1nG W ~ nsmsa
Ir. pancs. Mary C.lian.
Mr.. Hall n Mary Caalashan.
nr Harrsoe. Alice Ssswas.
~ NJ r1,.sc mr.c'' iy $4,000 Ne Srns..
Mr. Ioubrtsr. Mrs.. Berry.
Nr Jones nn. GAwford ..
nar. Anu rs..ss crss.sn. Hro~n. ''
Mary Ann A1amA Mary Kesny.
Nina Chrntlan. ysnny Mckenzie.
49, w.,a... ~ vs,~s.
Mary seowtok nlrn Ruah.
Martha SsnUtek .ran s1tsh!
49, ssasns.-I". N..ss-as Ev...
Jano Cotton Sophia Davis and chnd.
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anu Ss'ss - -
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and s<s.red porthvsst bv s.. v,.h nn .pss and ,.h
IN uo..,b,s s,u q snod.vsIs br>.xs vss blowing
srcr hs auth Al this TINA Al no. st,tds A AZ
,ony,,vds AZ "a nv The cbroooue,.r. Az tan p n
the broe.s frsshsued and blow strongly from
ha ,ou,b ,ouhsast and dsass soa eat IN. We TOOK in
All sal 4. erht A. n on tho a7,b The for attn continued
70 bs dense and suuuo,ns ,he shin To be forty is, OF
Cne Race we altered her oour.c 10 ve. har north and
.,ovsa The .nvne. N half .nssd which wa spp,o.sd
"ou' ""'" '-N' . s''o'o'1 .A'' 'o1'" " o-P' "'o'
Az 'en mes PAST e'eve" A. n o'caAers wore fepor'eo
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fHE CENTRAL PofrH CoNnTfrn rm UNITED sTArls 70
rHs NKw YoRx HkssLD.
sn-As justice duo 10 us, ask your favor 10 give
publicity TO the following articles Of bylaws which
regulate the actions Of the Central Polish Committee
reference 70 the funds
Article The funds may be Of two kinda thoss coming
srcusvey subscriptions Of countrymen
electors ~ the commtee e under the entire OF
cnuuttee called Of committee coming
from subscrrtions Of oounymen, we'll other
saona ties and p.endsd on for hs victims Of the presen
atrugeis IA our Unhappy oountry .N
fhese funds deposissd bank In the hands
Of private American gsntisman snJoyns the public credit
and confidence
and manner whh funds 70 BE- used In order
they may be beneficial 70 the object tor which they
collected
Al the time communicate 70 you our instruc-
tions Mc<srs. schuchsrdt Gebhard bankers We
remsin sir, your obedient servants.
by the order Of the Polish Central COMMITTEES.
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Baker, Rysr ~. have been dfng good bssinses AZ
the theatre Miss Angsa sefton has been piayiog vth
the Preach oorlf any unnsss Ting fof fnsish,
actress Ind had q benefit few xhn ago.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.



In the House OF Commons on tho 10th Of April Mr.
Borsfa gave notice Of his intention 10 call attention 70
the seizure Of the gunboat Alexandra at Liverpool
Lord r. Cecil asked il was trus that spies had bean
sent 70 Liverpool watch the dockyards and the Con-
fsderate agents.
SIR g. Grey denied that any spies had been employed
BY the government The facts these-Earl Rssssll
had received letter from tho American Minister,
tanning various allegations In reference ~ the Infringe
Of the Foreign Enlistment oct Liverpool Ths
Mayor Of Liverpool had consequently been requestsd
make Inquiries but suggestion had been made 70
the manner in which such inquiries should be madA He
Afterwards informed that the head constable of Lv
spoo had made inquiries, and thai neither the Mayor
nor watch Committee had raised any objection.
In the House OF Commons on the 17sh Of April, Mr.
Golden gave notice Of the following motion follow Mr.
Horsfals, which up 2lth, reference
the Of tho Aiexandra-To invite the attention
OF the House, from motives Of national self interest and
obligations Of implied international engagements, BY
which the British government called upon for vigi
liant ard rigid enforcement OF the provisions Of the For
egn Enlistment Act which forbid the furnishing ships
o.war 70 . belgerent Power, 70 be employed against
another Power with which this country 10 at peace.
The "Groenbacks" Forgery.
An investigation had taken place at shseld regarding
the forgery Treasury that by
Two persons named HIDES ana gnt engravers ana htno
grapbsfs Il was shown that large amounts had been
issued In ve ten and twenty dollar notes, principally
ters. The case was remanded to the sth Of May.
The Rebel Loan.
The London New says there ia impression that the
Confederate government warrants 10 circula
ton In England but Is announced that such OF these
documents created previous 70 the Confederate
loan have been reduced through the medium Of that
operation.
The Rebels Want Bibles from Eng Ia nd.
fFrom the London Star Ayril IL
The Southern agents Ia England have tried q
scheme 10 enlist British sympathy. The Rev. Moses d.
Hoge, d. D. Of Virginia. has the blockade 10 70
this country TO buy Bibles credit for the the
Soutbern armies He told his story thursday 10 the
members tine southern Club" III Lverp oi. Accord
ing 70 bi the southern soldiers the most part
pi,rs out their piety crsnp0f for the sast Of
liples lie Ia. come TO fDeland to procure suJpy,
aid the committee of the British aud Fore Bible Socis
~ uIder the PRESIDENCY OF Earl Siaftssbury, hai .
ranet him large number The reverend gentlcmaa
dd not explain Why he did endeavor get Bibles
fn America The English people will noe believe that
there would be any difficulty In procuring any number
from the Northern States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

MAJOR NERvo kxRvosKY, POLISH PATRIOT.
MAJOR Noryo Nervosky, insurrcctiooary Polish voIun
tecr OF 1881 dcd 10 Turin the sth of April Driven
from hrs own country, he became Italian fought Ia the
Revolutionary battles of lS4s, and Of the nrst
oces appointed ~ tho Bersagleri, when thai ehcsn
corTs was raeed BY General Alfonso Ia ssrmors
be father of that light infantry of Italy Nervosky
distnguis patriot, and story bis death Al be
heard with s1frow when u nrst whispered rounr the
vatchnTe. of ms octymen 10 arms for the which
com eed him 10 die sn cxi!e
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Mr. sotb-rn Ia plytnx lord Dan1reary in i4ssrpcot.
Mr. hsree iick-ns presided al the lAst oJsi Csners
Tbsatia Furf ninner ifff0n. and Bucksone, Wgan
Iduuri Yates and Alderman PHILLIPS ma5s sDeecbss.
Ihe queen oontibuted her anDnAl lloo.
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Tn. cous, MARTA ss oi-ei""au

~. oo,,, martial a ss.-a ssrs b.ve founi saB Am.
v chin .sa 7. q Ort~ fsefairs n'Nie 90 Hn's
"a, N. rebel serves. Tr2 we're ssu'eh0~i " y @9'
xay IS.
a.u.,. psyr,., " Better oeaH'y, 0t@' 40 'prha
-. = oss,Iy asc.arms sgnI~shy iof 'b' fsces. hs
..,,.,,si 10 tor naht1s hsrd sssf
w., yeIseuee. q Js-gf cgsn'y. llH'"s' vs fean4
g.nty a aHas es'sfisrs - s-eaf' hT T"~ hn'a hrss
h.ss,sa soas,, Ass 70 fsu''n W pf~a 'nh W" NJ
.soss ~ psie
- .,.,s,ss ~ nsos cs1srsi Bsrrsi1s
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1hsatrtcsi.


Mrs D. p Bowers appeared at the Arch Street thsatrs
Philadelphia 90 Mqnlay evening. - Gersidins darcy,
IN Faleonsrs play woman, Love Agains, tbs worh
supported by Mr.. Barton Mn and good oompany sw
dook has bson giving readings IN 81. Louis With great
success. Mss Mary Provost playing tbsre. rhs
yiorsues are playing nss snsAsstnsas at tho Boston
Athenaum.
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Rebel Signal Lights Seen on the Kappa
hammock Heights,
&e.s &C.. Go.
PmlApxrrmA, April so, 1903
gentleman who has Just returned from tho Army Of
the Potomac brings following report OF tho proceed
inss In that directions--
The pontoons said 10 have been laid on Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning across tho Port
Royal.
Yesterday morning. at daylight, the troops began 70
GROSS and by tor O'Clock A. n. four corps damss
saad to have crossed in sA fssy.
Cannonading severe firing have been heard this
~ 4 the river.
ne suers have been ordered away from Aqua creek
Our Array Corrsspoadencs.
voun Mnn Bnow FRnEnrxnuRa,
April 2o-7 An. !
Thus far the wounded this corps tho skrmishos
four miles below Fredericksburg are aii from one d.
vision, viz
Corporal Geo. ". snock, o. A. 18th Brooklyn. through
one leg and lodged In tho othcr.
sergeant Patrick Flynn Co. b, 18th Brooklyn, elbow.
Lieutcnans Jsmes b,oomneo' oo' y, Astn nSooAiyni
shoulder.
Truman Hall, %. y .a2d New York, lsfs side.
Corporal James Riley, Co. Y, llth Brooklyn hand enc
thigh
Sergeant Asa Hobrook, 90. v, I<th brooklyn, arm.
Patrick Russell, co. @, 18th Brooklyn, hand.
Patrick Fiahssty, 90. X, 18th brooklyn, srm.
sandy Allen, Co X, 1<lh Brooklyn. shoulder.
Milton ~ Coz, 90. x, 10th Indiana, Tex above The
snes.
None dangerously.
Nearly all these were wounded in ssirnishug, BY
kst shot. The Twenty second New York In the
skirmish.
Our batteries have Jast opened on the bsls but We
fail TO draw their vtisry are or 70 s,snos shsir
ksuy.
sSnal lights have been observed 10 busy operation
y the purpose q the rebels Of any novs
msns o army. Tho earthwoks and iinss q dsfenos
extend up along tho rebel SIDE OF the river. Ind u
night the rs0scsson o many camp nrss light The sky
for milcs All oonversaiou bstwscn ihs pIckess
strictly prohibited the tempting bait Of pscs
OF obaces cannot procure for the rebels tho aslry a
yankee newspaper"
The Port Royal Expedition.
Tho following order s very complimentary 10 the
Brooklyn PourtssDth and Twenty fourth Michigan rss
Dcnts.--
0rsyRAL onDERs-so. 81.
HKADcr AErylu, Efpsr ARnr Conys. April "a, 1sso.
The Gonna drg General taksr occasion TO thank the
Twenty fourth Michigan AMI Brcoklyn Fo1rtoenih rogi-
meats under Colonies Morrow and Fowler for te ompt
IN which they accomplished 10" obJcrt ~ the
expedition " Port Royal Tho endurance sh~n by ther
march ~ nearly thirty ak miles M twsn,y four ho ~
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Napoleon had addressed autograph letter 70 the
Queen Of span rather pressing terms behalf Of the
Imprisoned Pro,estants. t EarsfNes
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ASpHxw porEHSA, ANOTHER PATRIOT.

cf the incnibcrs n the posh via,ooa soverp
ment LIS communicated To from 1raoow news which
nied us Win deep arrow. Our intimate ffend Andrew
rotebns VI the TriDcipal founders Of the COMMITTEES
o. Russian officers 10 Poland the orig natts Of the
sfdress OF the RAslan ocers The Grand luke Cansno
tne has Teen Killed among Tho poies In the battle Of
Pesk sfaa RUSSIA could have broJrht upon he
lnst altar az Pcfb infcpendcncs a victim purer mora
tisin,ercsieh mote sci devoted expfaton 10, her
.ty obedrnce and 70 sivc ccfnpcy In rha crimes az
ker ccfnsnc iartar roycrDmcrt We beg yo a. insert
thcs liucs ar, that NE memory d Andrew Ptebia may
ma 10 tst,
AIExANDER BgRy, Editor of the golo,sL
Csrrrr liocsn, wnTHorEss Isssscx, April Is, 1887
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Ths French mails had arrived ss Lisbon with RIO
Janero dates to March 26 Coffee quoted 1900 for
good arsts. Stock, ll6 900 bags. Exchange London
27Ad. s-
Al Pernambuco sxohaaGe was q 2sd.; white sugar,
ar6Oo; brown, 2Io0o; cotton. 17lbo0.
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syaoksh Accounts from Mexico.
lac fpo-sr T Madrid. Of Aprl I3 publishes In, mi.
|pg ieitsr from Vera trH--eoiaonfort aef Or.
10 nol agree The Gauss nl their disssnslp n that
~ 1uarsz has placed Comonfart urder the ofssvs
on, IS -nHnerals Tr cons. Parte Ayrov6
| - ~-Hn c1shiersd. Para
beg ~ The rec.
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Greece.

II is stated that Bavaria has entered special protest
against tho occupation Of the Greek throne BY any king
not belonging to the Bavarian dynasty. 1.
Tho National Assembly Of Greece had formed now
ministry and voted thanks 10 England for the proposed
cessiop Of the Iouian islands ~
Copenhagen Journal says that the difficulties which
opposed the acceptance Of the throne Greece BY Prince
william Of Denmark have been removed.
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TIE DISTRACTIONS TO rnn POLISH sAsxKns.

Iuz cxSrrsf PorlsH CnsxrTfr usrxp STATES 90
AxERcA MneRa SBCcHAur n GHrHsrp
DNAs siss-Jhe funds which viii Ne deposited IN your
hands Intended for the victims " the present srug
gle IN unhappy country.
You viii dispose OF than oply after tho order OF The
Centrn Polish COMMITTEES (which will according The
will ard directions of he higher authority In their com.
try) signed by oil The members q the reeId
ing 10 New York and stamped with our seal the fac
sime OF which you have here bciow Mat respectfully
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HEADcr ASryu, vpsr ARMY Cons. April "A, 1870
The Comma sdirg General takss occasion 10 thank the
Twenty fourth Michigan AMI brooklyn Folrtcenh reg-
under Colones Morr,~ and Fowler for te prompt
manner IN which they accomplished ~" objc.t u the
expedition Port Royal Tho endurance sh0vn by ther
march ~ nearly thirty aiH miles m twgpiy four ho ~
during the very Indictment weather a yfrts fay proves
their value tried and sfcocsd eodsrs and entities
them 10 the highest adrnirntiou and praIse.
by command u Salor General RYN0LiS.
C. KIscnrnY Jr, Lieutenant Colonel aId A. &c.
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The London New says there Ia impression that the
Confederate government cotton circula-
ton England; but Is announced that such OF these
documents created previous 70 the Confederate
loan have been reduced through the medium Of that
operation.
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nm. Port R.v.I Erp.dltasn.
orsxnAL ompKns-so. 81,

mo following order Ia very complimentary 70 the
Brooklyn FourtseDth and rwentyfourh Michigan rssi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
Additional Foreign News per the
umFA.

The Times thinks the battle of .FredeI.
icksburg tremendous disaster for the North,
and oonfrmatory of the almost universal belief
that the Confederates are fully able to main.
tain their independence, and 1t ought 10
lead those who have influence to admit that
the time has arrived for counseing the
abandonment of hopeless enterprise. II sAys
that no one can doubt that the Federals fought
we'll, but that they have done at all times. But
more than usual Ill fortune has awaited them,
The Times awaits with interest the develop
ment Of it's effect In the North.
Olher journals suggest that 1t may be made
the key note for mediation and compromise.
Ls France says after the battle of the 18Th,
Mr.. Lincoln had long conference with the
Minister of France, and the peace party CON
cider this step taken as q desire for concilia-
tion.
The Times de7otes another editorial to de-
Huncation Of Gen. Butler, and says bis contin.
ued insults cannot be tolerated, and loudly calls
for his removal.
Mr.. Gladstone, In q speech on the Lancashire
distress, expressed the hope that the crisis had
passed, and that by March decided improve
ment in trade would be experienced.
O'Donnell had spoken in the Spanish Senate
on the Mexican question. He justified Gen
Psims course. The speech caused asensstiOn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
Ohio 6tatesnta,r
Battle of Murfreesboro.
LIST OF CASUALTIES on THE eEoOnD Oh


LIST OF CASUALTIES OF THE SECOND OHIO.
Col John Kell, killed.
Company A-Corporal G. M Winget, killed;
Corporal W. P. Long, wounded slightly; @.
c. Cramton and w, W. Anderson, wounded
moTtally.
Company B--Captain Maxwell, slight wound; /;
Corporal Andrew ]. Ward, killed; VIM. jack
son wounded slight,
Company C--James M. Flora, George W.
Hughes, w. c. Goodpasler. L. M. Hill, killed;
Corporal A, Huffman, wounded severely; w.
E. Henry, G. Myers, W. Gaskell, wounded
slightly.
Company D-Sergt. A. w. Henry, wounded
slight; James Doyle, wounded severelyj Abra-
ham Smith, wounded slight; ] Simpson,
wounded slight; John Clifford, wounded slight;
Mike Galinan, wounded slight.
Company F-Lieutensnt r. G. Chambers
commanding, wounded severely, since died;
Corporal ]. q. Bahill, wounded sllght; Theo.
dore Ross, r. A. Duncan, John Mceraugb,
wounded slight. W
Company G--Elijah Matlock, Walter Mich,
ole, wounded severely; VIM. Dunn, wounded
slightly; John M. Leas, wounded severely.
Company I-Lieut. Van Horn, wounded se-
yerely; James Walter, killed; Henry Dunham,
wounded severely; Milton Fruites, George
Seigle, wounded slightly.
Company K-Sergt. Phillips, wounded slight
ly; Corporal Morrison. Geo. LoWery, wounded
slightly.
All occurred on the 3lst of December, 1862
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
The south offers FREQ Navigation
Free Trade, ETC., 60 the West.

New YoRK, Jan. IA "A special dispatch
from Washington states that letters from Illi-
nois say that the rebels are liberal 10 their Of
fers to the West of free Navigation, free trade,
aud freedom from taxation, II abe will join tho
South. The West as yet replies to this BY
sending thirty thousand Of her choicest sons to
open the navigation OF the Mississippi BY force
OF arms.
Members Of Congress from west of the Wa
bash declared yesterday and to-day that chip
pi 10 political as well as q military necessity
They insist on Il that there is deep laid, wide
spread scheme to detach the Northwest from
tho Union, and that IL may succeed unless pro-
vision 10 made for getting the grain Of the val
ley to the seaboard at rates of transportation
that shalt not eat up Its value.