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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
THE PIRATE JAPAN HEARD FROM,
She is Supplied with Arms aud Sails On Cruise
Cotton Firm-BreadstufFs Heavy.

The Royal mail steamer Persia, Capt Judkns,
which lea Liverpool at O'Clock on the afternoon OF
the nth and Queenstown on the 18th inst, arrived
of Sandy Hook at II o'clock on Wednesday MORN
ing bringing l4S passengers andtwO days later news
from Europe, and reached her dock at about noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
corrRr c.LENpAR-rHu DAY.

SuPRLNL CouRT-CRcUIT-Paft I.-AdjOurned
A. Anil % Part II-29Il 2alG, 2sS. 2sl0, l9l 1914 e
s05s $780, 1882 2s9. ssSe 1893 300 2s.s 2ss ,S s ~
1885 800 I6I lel. 7ls 6zoi lS45 1S29 l7sS 1853 A. ~
6s.. l719. NJ -, Il,
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERs.-Issues o.
OF l.w and fscl.-No. 2l3. 3A o o,o- Al.
SUPERIOR CuuRr-Part Nos 2l33, 32S7, 4ya
2i7S 2lT7 2l7s 2lsl 2s1 9s5 2ls7 2lso 9l9l 2so ~
2ls7 Part L--Noa 1874, llJo 2lz2, NV pso' " ~"
32l ICg1 1896, 22gi. s223. 223), 1884 -Z56
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-APRn u.

Michael Pagan and James Scully, who plesdsl
y TO chang. Of ss-aut aud battery with in'en % com
nit rare were brought Up for sentence fSan vn -
tened 70 the State Prison fouI years and Sculy Tor shr
Jeurs -, ,,, st.....-
.enteueei 10 ,he state Prison for two yesrs each.
Henry p Freezing convicted CT fsloni0aa Assam
Courtney Harrison -, -. -. 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Lrnn
Judge BErTn

UNITED bIATE5 CIHUUTT CUUKT-ArhIL H-bsrors
Judge Belts
THE CASE OF THE PETKRHoFF--THE BRITISH NAIL
DELIVERED UP TO THR BRITISH CONSUL.
In the matter Of the claim of the United States
DistsAtOsy for the mails Of the Peterhon to be given
up him TO be by him disposed Of Judge Belts to-day
dsr.d verbal opinion He held tha, the Di'tioAOrnsy
the Of the that the public prosecutor II
was right withhold such evidence In the he
might IT. aud that he refusing TO Kermit the mail to be
opened and asking that be gvsa to him. he sailed
tsit
On thll daoision tho mall Wa delivered Il Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
From Tho Washington Chronicles.
rh. In.t t,,nt God Hath Chosen

BY THE REv. JOHN PIERPONr. 80,
uv,,s FoR'TuE NATIONAL FAST, APRIL 81, leoo
. L. 4, ,uoh fast that have ohosn-i day for me9
aft let his soul; to bow down hi hsan ne ~, t, The s
bsv- Chosen 20 loose the bonds Of wcsedDe'' % unu'
the heavy BURDEN: to let the oppressed 70 "''' -N
break evsry yokep llssiah Wa %
In deep humility.
worshipius ouly Tbss,
PROSTATE We fall
And while Thy name We blsss.
And own Thy rlshteou'nesh
Lord, in our distress,
On Thee We call
Our great Sin We bsmosn-
Our fathers and our ows.
We CLOAK no more
The hundred yeas Of wrong
Ws've nurssd and made 20 strsnsi
Tho sin We 'vs loved so hong
We nov dsplors
As .ovsrsgn, on Thy throne
VspEssnos sits not alone
To scourgs our landi
Mercy oomes nearer Thee.
And on her bendsd tnss
Holds back With her strong plea
Thy ohssteniny hand
Beneath the tsmposrs tread
The bulru.b bows We head
Bat when the bias,
Thai humbled II 10 GER
Itlins il.slf once more
As proudly a. before
Tho storm o'erpsssed.
30 be Il not with usl
Bet while ws boz down thas
Bersa,h Thy frowp,
Lot u.s. With pepsnos msst
Lie louly at Thy feet.
And nser the ain repeal
Tbs. brought us down.
Wa.h6ngtos, d. G.. April 5. 1869.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

OBsrQU1Es OF LIEUT.-CoL. KrsBALL-"Rs
ali the pomp and circumstance OF w the remains o. sal
Col T. A. KimbsD late OF the Och Regiment NeW.isa
volunteep-Hsvkios Zousve' consigned to ihsh ~
resting place In Greenwood Cens,eIy From ~ 0e''s
Tuesday night until o'clock yesterday afternoon The ooPs
lay State In the Governors Room, City Hail. where ~"
visited by several thousand persons, not few oil "no~
csed themselves personal fsnds OF the deceased Ihs
body e..ired In full uniform. rsposed IN rosewood conn
which enveoped in the Star, and Stripes; se'''s
punches Of grsnt flowers with the esp sword and sss
worn BY deceased daring the various battles In which Ne
Zou.v.s participated rested upon the lid The plate e0<s
thi, inscripton:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

The Democratic majority last year on Mayor was
1913. Union gain, 900.
DrsvEn-Dsnver, Colorado, held he, municipal
.l.e,op on the 9Th, when out Of total vote Of sol,
Amos Steck, Union, wss elected by 81 majority
whereuyon The Ner' shouts s1ultsntly; THE
citizens Of Denver have shown themselves once
more TO be inviacibls when they take the fold
against Bummerism."
| WGscosHs-How THE SOLDIERS Vorz ron
Cur JUsTIcE.-Tbs following are the retsrus, as
far W. heard FROM Of the vote Of the regiments and
batteries from this State for Chief Justice:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
Auatrin.

Inc vienna Gazette contains two autograph let.
ter OF tns Emperor, ono addressed In courteous
terms 70 Count Apponyi, ex.Judex Curie Of Hun.
gary, and the other 70 his successor, Count @. An
drafsy. This appointment gives grea, ss,.fscliou 70
the majority Of the Hungarians. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
Italy.

King Victor Emanuel arrived at Florence on the
9Th, accompanied by three Of his Ministers. His
reception was most enthusiastic.
a. treaty of commerce and navigation has been
concluded between Italy and the Government Of the
Danubisn PriDcipalities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
India and Chin..

Tho mails from Calcutta, China, and Au.,r.I;.
reached Msrselles Oh the 10TH but would NOT ariys
10 London in time 20 be forwarded By the Persls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
rrv vopr DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. April. D. 1863

I p.L.,on, d,u ,,d declining. Bacon active at
psirorun, Glmsr sales OF rrhnsd st
DospoS April ll-Eveping is ~, .'pn .,a.o
FRS shares, T. 848. Illinois Centra' sf"f' "'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

Ann, n a 500 bbls flsur. 500 bbls Corr -
Az a.. d. ais bbls Whisky, 1000 bah. O." 80
Ashss 3to0 pkss Provisions. LOO pkg Lard W.
Buttst, 900 pkss Petroleum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
SUPREME C0URr-sPxcIAL TRRx-APau a-R.,,,.
jus loo lNGRAHAM. --e

THE CENTRAL PARK K6TFgsIOs.
This WAS an application TO confirm tbs rsDort a.
tho Commissioners in tho matter o. the extension OF
trsl PARK from 0nsbuadred-snd.Ih TO o.
tenth street and irom fifth 10 Eighth The Conn
soners sppoin ed application OF tbs Central PA
Commissioners representing the Corporation. Lsher BIZ.
dian, Michael UshosH-r, and Samuel II. Rusges vrs nm.
CommisoDe On the coming in o. their report Il, conf @.
elton wes opposed by A. X. Dyot ID. T. Wheeler Is-
renee f. w d. Murphy, and other, tie ground bst ths
VII ole proceeding irregular. the Central Psrk Com.s
having right to act for the Co'porsou An
dsrson for tbs Corporation. aud the Comoasr dsfadsl
report and this morning was uneslditionsy Confined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
SUPREME COURT-CHAyBrRs.-APRi sa-Bssor.
Justice BARNARD.

DECISIONS. .
Henry Merden &c. agt K. Van Vslksnburgt a
al.-Judgment ordered.
Before Justice LEONARD.
II. W. Quizon sat. Oakley Bsaeh-Defenss opened snx
case restored TO calendar Of the Special Circuit for The S
Friday in Missy.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
The People ex rel Ch.s 5. Liysrmors Of al at Asr,nh
der Hamilton ln the matter Of the application Of Sara
r. Cosier for the appsDtms Of another Trustee place
Jshn II. Costvr, decesssd-ordes settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

AMNESTY PROCLAIMED TO The POLES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

Russia Prepares Her Whole Army for War;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
France,

The 1ine' Paris correspondent, in describing the
pteSe"aHon OF tho newly elected member Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

cOURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEoIAL TBss.-A,an q.
Before Judge liILTos.
rgJUscTIoE AGAINST A BROADWAY RAILROAD.
James Murphy and Hugh Smith sgt. The Mayor, Ado
men, &c.
The plaintiffs represent the Consolidated osss
Company To-day. by their counsel A X lawrence ~
thsy entered complaint tbs. the Common Cenn loseodse
10 rant Dchse to the keTlork and harlem hAifoal
10 ay sek from Fourteenth street snd fourth avenue
through the entire length OF Broadway TO Whlensh skss
whieh giant will be erious detTlmen and lnIl,! 70 heh
Th.y therefore ask th. tho Mayor Aldermen sod Comnss
a,, AID ali persons acting under ard oy sheh s"D~ ~
suioined from ~ al ing any such grant
trpon the petition Judge Hilton grantee sp'enmnny -
der citing the Mayor Aldermen. and Copniohay 70 PP:s
before him April % 81 II and sho" cAuo WY zoo -
tray sl for should rot ifsne and eahue "kns
inx ths m ifom making any such grant - dslsLso"
APRIL 21.-BefoIe Judge DEADh
DECISIONS
Never. &C., agt. Hainmill-Mosion granted 49,
DouSan avt Horssn-Motiou granted without cofs
Can AT Kay &c Further examination ordered
shn:I AZ Foitnsr-ED.er eTdsr sppoia.ins Conntsss
guardian
SUPERIOR couRT-sPEoIAL TsRr-Arnn n.-Bsssss
Justice MoSoEIkH
DECISIONS.
Adrian Iselin ct al. agt. Samuel Peck OF sl.-Cou-
F Before Justice BAEBouA
Edward F.lecner .Et. Thomas Stseu and John Mssa.-
Case settled (LsA in Clerks ohcs)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

UNITED STATES DISrRlcT-ATToRNEps oFFIoa-
APRILA.
The Distric.-Attorney to-day Ned hoel sgaina
On, ,cboonrr Antelope cspuIed March 81, Of Cbssssss
Hsrbor by the bost u tho United States steamer MsGRm
Can't p c. Wutmoush. Tue vessel arrived In Nevfcn
Anil 10 in charge of John B. Chids a. p'ise-nna ASs.e
Eu.aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

SUPREME COURT-SPkcIAL TkRs-ArRm n-Bss.s
Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
JOSEPH z. Isascs agt. Emanuel B. Pike; Albsn
Free.tone Co. sgt John Kavanssh -aolisa ler TIL
denied. with coats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
Smith, and BY him at cnos transmitted 10 the British Cossul
Mr. T. M Archibald Thus this v-xsd question Is settled
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Apsn o.. -B.f,,.
- Jldge BKTTs.
PRIZE CAsKs.

This WIS return Of process day in this Cont. To
the OF the Prize s.esnars Nichols end Granite Co.
and their tackle aud cafsoes returns made No n,yly
appearing the papers ordered 10 be ope1ed an The
submitted. % ok
Inthe OF the Prize ship Mary jane Mr. Edwva, =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

THE REVOLUTION SPREADING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
TWO DaYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce
DenOuBCeS Them.
The Government overhauling Rebel
shipbuildors.
English and French Merchantmen
to be Conveyed.
Important Diplomatic Action as to Poland

Intervention Of England, France
and Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

ANoLO-RE5EL PRIVATEERs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

Of the session. ard vii undoubtedly attract
% tn House largc sudicncc.
Tbvrc = another exciting matter ~hich
has for several day, engaged the attention
u The H0ose coalniittee on clections. Tie
seat 81 Mr. Gooch tn sitting member ron
Na1noath. i contested By Captain Nor
m. Il has thus Ear BEN serrr battle
every inch 81 che ground beng CLOSELY con
tested on both silcs C.ooch had bare
majority. AMI McruiH contests on the
ground Of illcgsl votes cast for Gooch.
swarm, Of witnesses pro AMI con have been
examined Hon. W n. Nintou has man
a-cd a. cas- a. counsd for Merrill. and
tbe Hon. Joscph Baker q Augusta. Tor
Gocch. We make no prc,liction a. % The
result. We would b. glad 20 r,-fcr % 9th
g natter, bit our letter T. sirvaiy spun
cut O. an unrcasonabie icusth. and - most
defer them o. another time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

fIrz JouN Porrrr. Tie cla--o. against
for'sr Wcrc proved before ;hc Coart Mar-
ual. ana ihe ss-iief. ,a.iirrir- ara dis
H'i.sin- him f-om thc service. approved ana
carried ia'o c7rrt. ~ "a. proved d, i,r,
di,oi-ryci thc order. ofLi.,upeno-. and %
lave marched av,s from the eaem, vb.-.
had hc charged uf.on fhcn. Ja.ksou'. a-av
co-d have been defeated ana Ge.tr,t.l
H. Division nlmhcr-l 5000 f--.h f-oor.
with III 7un' - oppose the movement. In
reT'iyto the defence thar the nature a. ;b.
ground prevented ;he charge. IL va. shcva
iAai thc enemy executed charge over The
same spot tle next DAY II. ms..er-,-
VII hore the ORDER testified that D. s.a-I
Porter living ia o., shade g i-,e. ana ~
'he col ofthc intervie~ ~ tr,rt, m.na.e.
Bel Dad not risen. Dc uas within I.a-i--
90 thr er-anemeut. and oo-r,.-tit .a-a.....l.
al shown is De li-paf,Lc.. that oar f.-...
Wcrc being driven back. IT, allowed I-.
personal feeling o. coa;r.l his actions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

Wv loEk. The Nru York A..ea.fr,
va Organized. oa Moalay. Pr the eh...-
% 'sl.irai f'r >Peaker. The r,paLUran
caniilaies we-e chosen o. go az che o,b.-
ohces. Thus the dead lork imposed Pa,
the >egrnorritss is removed. AMI l--i.'s-
tion can proceed. Tt it be noted ,l.s, ,is
SPEAKER elected isa d~nor-at. bat never
ihflc's brave man and thar on Gle door
q Gle lIoase b. has h,,n openly threaten
ed uiil assss.inatlau. and cslnsslied o.
vifhirav f.r tL- sake g OF. wife and eh-il-
ren. Irall the demons ul7 have stolen
20 name deaorrary intend o. tramp'c au-
Dor inot at resIeet f.r law and order Ti.
ooni1-' BE- veiI compared with tfe rarta..
of a Tr.r.l mob
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

TurE.ss1. H. Co. senate. Mr. Emerson
reported from lie Comu;icc on Eailrcal
Way. and Bridgcs b'il o. sneaI thc 40
T.assci By III Lcrisiaturc ~ Is5u % incor-
T.o-aied The Peoples Pacific Raiirosd Com
rany. rThis l. 'hc schcne 81 Gen. JOSIAH
rrrhafn 81 Bo,tou.1
Mr. pa-r oi Hcrwisk irtr.-iuc,i in e.
lioa-c a r,soiatian of 'n.irir, iuf, t,c r-a-
son. Which ID Gov. Wa.hhu-n to rvf,-s,
com-ii..ioiis g. ofb.rs oi Militia cirrt,I
duuns thr past year. u va. r.tcrrrI o.
Gre Coumftcc on Militia. A.. after a
,l,rt debate. vhieh may D. founl IN ~
proPer p.aCc.
IEIpAY. Tie order 20 ihc I,use iu-
qairne ~ Gov. Washlurn NV b. Jid ma
commission tbr o.Iiccrs of %, Militia. by thc
Hoes r.crryi io tLe culmit,ce on Mil
"a AMI Military AFFAIR." vas ind, 6nit,iy
po.tpouci hy d. senate sitter debate. TLc
h.l extending 'he time ior prr.eniaiiou %
liii. for STATE az va, amended bs o.. sen
at AMI PASSED % o. es-rss.cI. The
i'ai1rc % and reason frr Oh, Amendment vili
O. Sound In our D. -i.iaii,c report. Orle-.
@ l~'''4 i-."nT a. t' i-e '''i
'.''- ''' o' Guy >'ai' Ns'n'' % " A'a'H--
ton. and a. to thr proQrieiy of anofLcF law
'''" ID I'''-' '-T'
several order. ~ iuluirs ~crc passed ty
''.' NOUS '-' none % particular i"poF-
-''' IA 49, "a, l'''' p, ''
on '-''',n '' WV "i-s'n HaAA'. q
= ''. Az Zen a. % F'a'on 90!
'.'''' A'' '-'a'5
.-- y ''-''''. -'-''''-
& '''i' ,A'' n-'nS u'c
'"'
l-' '-' '' Az ''
"-' '-'S " ini'r'aaoe Done
' -'
Mo>D,n- Tie senate rcconsilercl he
voc passing ro,ols~i providing i.r tlc
Iaymeni 90 h'-uiie. o. voiuuteers O. De-
ensr's-st and naie 81 ansniaeus g. Gle
sane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30
Northern Croakers.

Tberc never has been time since the
commencement q thc var. uhcr the coua-
tTy vas 50 fiirJ nth reasonable acrusa-
tions against the covrrnmcui as Oh. prs
cnt. The rcmark Is frvqacutls hcarl. that
this government j. about PLAYED on; that
thu army of thr Potomac B.. drmoraIir,l-
that u i Impossible o. subiue the rcbc,s.
and that NC shall soon D. compelled A. a
matter q necc-si;y 60 give Up the struggle
and Sstmi; - rebellion. This croakiur
and faHltfndins. and blowing Tor JcH Ia
VI. = in accordance With the progran-n.
laid down % fbc lcadcrs q the democratic
party. Who nov in order % accomplish al. ir
seifsh ends and again rcinstatc ihcnsclsrs
m power. ar engaged IN a crusade against
the government. equally dangerous AMI
morc criuinaliy walked tian thc southern
rebellion. The Prcsilcut fo- the present
b. the only agent through which Ne can re-
sis' thi' unhoiy var upon FREE ia.;ituiion.-
i the government 8. .avvi from Gc.trur,ion
III must De- saved ty thc constituted au-
thorltie, Who under our for,u 81 government
have power % l.rcct hcn-c Co ma, ar
uQon the aimiui,iration. b. ;o give aiI and
comfort o. oar enemies. The sooner ths
friends ~ the constitution auI iie Uaiaa
understand that there j. uilc srrrai
deep seated. trca.ouaiie cousrirarv formed
o. destroy thc government. iua1-uraici
AM lcj on o. ihe l,adcrs 81 thc self .,,Icd
democracy. Tie better IL VIII D.. Their
trcasou D. patcut CO iis face. They er,
peace. peac,. whcn thy know thcrr d. ana
can bc Do pcace. eNocTt o. dsrraliue
submission CD solthern cat threats ana
soa'heru rehsi.. They ar seeking O. over
throw 'le a4u.lui.;ra;ion. simply because j;
is .alorins Oh save thc country from de-
strlction a; the hands % thi. acra-s,d ~
b,lion. They arr mad thar tic Preside;
prr'ers the Union % slavery. Thcv know
that thc var must D. vigorously f,-8.,.ru.c,l
Or al ID lo-i that thc salvation o. The l-o,-
eminent &, .-sIen,.rd on ;h- surr.ort rem
err,'i ihe fr-.il,ui D., The I.r5F.l. AM vet
with fhcse terrible con,cgl,nc,s in siew
tLey cr, o-t Ake demons a-a.u.t a., Prs
cent. ihe var. tLe army. ana ever, ,f8-
nos beng j.; forth o. save ;he priceless
h,rtage lrtt 81 hy our for,father. .-1m a..
Ger dr.traotiou. TL.ir Object seem. ts d..
90 divide 'lr north ard gci Up a ei,.I var
among ourselves. which tiey vru knau
r'ur' ,nl On nafi9ual d,graIa,ioa and ruin.
They are lighting up fhc inc,ulia-,'. ta-.h
that is to rc.luee our cities anil t.us-. ir.,..
heaT- ~ smoaideriu- ruin. tLc, arc labor
in- o. bru- ou a crisis vLi,L will end sa
destroying or bones. converting our fer
tile fields into barren waste. ana l,Ia-ia-
thc whole north in f-atr-idaI blood
Wheiher these modern Cataliaes can be- A.
rested ia thsir blood thirsty crusade a-ain,,
ihc lifr ~ co. Eepa5iic. remain. o. De- .-.r
u b. high sine their tr,asouai.lc dc.i--.
ard de'estabie par,ose, should ie expos
81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

TEsCurE's Association n R,uroEp
\ corrcsPondcui a: Ramf,ri. saw: Tie
teachers and friends ~ clacation ia L .sl-
ford and vicinity. have formed a TcarLrr-.
Assertion. for The PurT-o,c o. iiscus.i-s
topics uron education. Lr,turcs hav, been
gwen once iu two weeks hy Ecv John D.
Eoti. II. 7. Abbott. and n p Hoard
AMI ihe friends - thc cause have sa.;sin-,i
a paper. TIE lecture. have been vel o.
tended. anI think have BEEN pro-larti,e
90 much good. Thy ar o. d. co--.u1,.I
through ;hr winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

\ letter Co thc y. Y Times. written tv
Herr, j. Eaymonl iui.ratcs thar o., Sour
attempts ma.ie by Gen Burnside. hav, all
BEEN defeated hy the aps'hy and ius-hor-
diration q some az hs general oelr,r.
Tie rrasons are not given. tat a most die
nrrutah.c oou-e ~ ooudu,t BE- detailed
the men ar ready ard wiling O. d. tir
~ork.--t BE- the gea,ai ,tIo.rs uho play
I'll misrhi,f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

How p D WwF. 81 Oi.o. has been
reelected o. tle . = >ena'e. PSI MAJOR
ity 81 ~. We are clad Or $50 d. .,.-srr
men 81 the Graf West a-. O. remain ia ,i.e
>entte durIug o. r.zf session.
'haadler of Michigan. md Dooru.e ~
" .'r'r..n. rerc also re-e.e,iei dara- the
lar week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

ihe Western army. under Gen MOI
nana' is DONG good ser,ioc. They t,,.
oaPtured - Charle. Duvar. HauH AZ a..
Ar. and The h-ht draft runbos,. A. So
Hiles up o. rver. D. is stated tie r,o.. %
the land force bas ~ithIraun. s-t 4. u,
oierai'ns ~ith Gen. Gran, in q tbiri at,-t
On Nicksbarg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

RrvENrr prcrsIoNs. The Commission
or of iutcnial Bevcuac has decided tLat ,i,c
cvrti6cafes 81 intentions 20 marria-r. and
q marriage. each rrluirr a stamp ~ ten
ccuts. The cn,lc-verirnt on decd stating
whcn tbc deed va received am whe-,. ~
corded. must bear the general certiscatc
stamp. An assignment - policy of in
s'Tance. or The discharge q mortgage.
rcguircs no stamp.
Parties scuiiag deeds D. nail. for re-
ord. 'hould enclose also a stamp f,r thc
Register certifcaic. IT, law allows Lim
nv certs for recording decd. which De-
p.ainiy cannot obtain. II De- "a, for tbc
stamp required Cor the ccrtifcaic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

SoCIETfEs ANoNo rur SLAVES. Al
oikoer lately Paroicd write, the y. \. E,c-
niHg Post. that ~hilc passing through the
Confederary. under parol. D. vas not IN
der close sarvviliancc. ART on one occasiou
let his party snd waited for another 90
oOme up Whie stopping he "a ia,itcd
% room vhcrc several slaves met. -ni
was closely qucstiouei relative o. ti, north.
The nccrocs ve-v of Go better class. AM
seemed @ D. v,n posted in rvistic' to
pahiic Affair.". and represented tbc Cons.d-
Grassy O. De- ou 10. last lcgs. They stated
taat they heiouSo,! - an extensive secret
-ociety. - slave
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

Government has given Gos Anlreu sr.
ihority o. rai-e coloreItrpor- oth--. will
D. reerui'ed 81 different poi.,. Abiu b,
beiorr Congress Authorizing a1o regiment.
o. hc caL-te.l f.r seven tes-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

Tie lh..aie.rin Prs says. that cen
Grant has TIaerd his Aruy uT.n Transport.
a. M.mp,is. aud BE- nov. in ail % liability.
.nsaE.ng the enemy ah.ut yiekIurz Ihs
ihri sr-e oi tie stronri "a ). NV ia
Is,sress. AID th,re j. t4i I.to d9uli that
C VAL fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

liee-t Ni.s. r.r..a Ar.nt as Port
hnt. a..i.s fo Oh. FAT. thst t., rsr.er. o.
,a'r,4 ia obtaining payment ofpensions.
ro~ re'Il'.e stamps o., o. affixed P,rsoas
'nasinE aIi ...a'.oas u.1 h,ir 'lis in mini.
and save fh.uss.,.s tie tfolll, q n.a....
tr Tar.r. anew
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

"en. Eo'e-rsrs has dismissed from ~.
service a Colonel vh' proved Li-l..Ifa o-r.
SRI at Murtree-tora' Several line otr-.-.
have been dismissed from che army oftbr
Potomac. On Eke charges.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

TIE der't OH 70 Mrei,H. 60. q. ss4
>ia.ae Regiment. j. reported
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

Gen. HooKER was recently examined
before the War Committee. The first
question propounded was as 10 what
cause he attributed the failure Of the
movement on the Peninsular. He replied
"As am on my oath, must answer the
question. The failure OF that movement
was owing to the inoompetenoy Of the
commanding General"