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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

WINTER GARDEN.
w rlFrY 81 COND MIGHT
OF the ureaua,odly brilliant n .axegnent ~ -
Mr. AsD MRS. ". J. fLuRESSE
ToNI3uT AND EVERY Nlshf - 49,
win b. ure.eutsi TON TAYLOS Great lie..re Of fnsn0
every -iay A'el - ,..,,r, ,.x
TIE Of ~; pay a. stcie-. whites Dn''eS
Attorney / .aey Han IN hs oisut criticism THAT wish
tie ri sr,ropi.s ,. day. who shsc.y negeat IL
Prison AID ,oceiy ,nf who cnpaby ,aye lie care Of n:
returned convict ~ his pals could see BE- ss' oiL'ae snd
your ln, lra wo should g,ther ia this i'y -. BE-
yond Years. and you should lot receive your .t.rs
ticket oflsaye until every csgsrn and o0y I'D me sso.
polfsn Police District hs6 TIE ioY.r'enalion o. ne
scenrs between Bneg.y and W Logehty"
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TNaNcidl.

Sxr Vow Ezcr B1yE NrT YUnk hss, = IN
n i,TtSpTF lu PFR CENT. Also, an kNti'h DIV =
nrST offiREF C9i Pm CENT ha' been decri On 'ns
"a stoct Of ts Bauk Gree of GoNernmeni AK DO
- .,a Alter Jau. s. l@c4 d. = ''Nl>', -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

X S. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS.
-. TIE SECRETARY or THE TthhsUKf ~ no'
- - notice OF apy Intention to ~itsdra~ iEs Iopuls'
Lo,n non s4e At PAR. Ut. ten day. pcioe gwen tb'
unaeF.. =usd vii continue ~ supply ne pgDc ann, .
D3i.rA -FOUR III .,DEED AND lNENll hlLd.ioHs
OF is amour, ia, been already SUBSCRIBED foh AM
pam I.iTO '.NF TREASURY leaving balance OF only
.hty 81 1u uDsod wh pres. Of rate o. sac TINS Alo
N h.. abs,fbed in a very short PERIOD. g.,
Sur Copoat ffon November infnsbedi WIN ine" pao
D. Gold tioa TIA. e.ie. ,,
Agrnis Of $40 Loan
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Jnsnrante Companies.
OFFICE, No. Cs wALL-sr.
WITH A SURPLUS

WITH A SURPLUS.
THIS COMPANY CONTINUES TO INSURE AGAINST
LOSS AND DAMAGE ny FIRE, very favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

scenes between Bnefy and Wi4ogshhy"
WINTER GARDEN.
w SPECIAL Forces, bose VINO tesfs 20 '.i'ne. 90 -
t-rsalen Of uGequaec charm snd delight snd isSe rug
CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
~ ead Mrs w. J. FLORENCE
""' WINTER GARDEN
and tines, Tom Tsylors beautiful picture Of rysh evss
Wy '''' The TICKET -or-lEAVE MAN,
which, while fu o .,asns Situations aud emotional eecs
t,sce. cue re all those heay.ny essors OF cb<xy
which belong Ills snd may De As one
DIcxrYss CHRISTMAS STORIES COMPRESSED.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
D F.iE LAST fiEEiy;6RTsNoE sGf iwo
prcvou, to the depsore Of e r o.iSs ~hses
n'y have !; fPgf'f y siais' S 9ai. 'S
viii b. prrseat.l Uogrcls aud briAlnty sacoessA
Opera Vi v,rs~
silp,eA and prepared by the eePo'cr for the it'an
0p'''W VIII ri NV AM BRiLTlANT COSTUMES,
MEN ANo SPLENDID SCENERY And APPOINT.
and the following very coups,e esst:
Francisco 1.,,olcri
taeniin ...''.'.'.'..'..'''ss se,is;b ,., R,,rh
Mrphistophclss. hsHnai p,.n
Wssnor.' -, sSs.tos
si''''-''''' 10 RE PUBLIC.
The director Ia, the pleasure TO ,sr'Aacs sn' N otasf =
give seiat to the peornae 81, nELL' h.' '0''p'ea ~
W." tfsui.ct5r .....................MaH NARErZEh-
On SATURDAY NEXT Dec. % al o'clock.
GRAND Ciihl3 MAS MATINEE,
DON GIOVANNI.
with its sniiceB' cast
The re- lsf se secured End tickets viii connenoe
tai, NOR MING TIE box office tue Acadeny AZ bse3
sc,ir.n-r. No 7Ji broadway. aud u Root Antaonya
corner sessau aud Pine sts., irci. % D.
A CADEAY OF MUSIC - TIE OPEhA
N MaTINEE -
pt,..,o, ..............MAX MARETZEK-
Do SATURDAY NEXT. Dec 20 a. /,
GRAND CHRISTMAS SATlhss.
lain. apuearauoe of Aiue. JOSEPHINE NEDOPl saA
Ms CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
Positively o9ly Appearance a matinee Of
huc' JOSEPH M AeDokl,
v hen vii. be pc seutct hoklr's cnei onsGs,
DON GIOVANNI,
with it, magnificent csst -
ADNIsS IoN ONE DOLLAR no ALL PARTS
no RESERVED sEATl
Tickets m.y nov, We lid A. he regaa t1Ses oicss, and u
principal Los,ls ID music s,oro>-
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4 GENCY FOR THE SALE of

II ; 500 u PR CENT BONDS
q 81 denomination constantly On hand shd READY oi hr
&c delivery ct PER af interest 10 bfohes ao peA'i %
Usual commission allowed .-.........,,, ,,,.c,,o,
stocss Bonds and al forms Of GOV HSMENI SiCuFI'
tbs end M-rcaue Pspe. bought and sold on cOumifon
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4 RMY CLAIMS AND RANKING OFF!CE

~ We ooliect adsanc upon tIj cafL OFFICER" &C.
8ouxts PAY end Pouulfes Of DISCHARGED SOLDlENs.
Procure 20 euents IL BACH PAY and BOUNTY iof the
kss Of aecrsaed Oh ceTs and aodIs siso fEslDNS TOT
k2vsiL .u5 w iost Notirrs and Minor Children.
SOILS, BROHh q ca, 30. . I.ls iises, ~ y.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

cestrsL. nay . ll4K TOedo 81 Sax
trc......... 40 a T91 Eck Lsiand.. guKa 9o&
fric prefesrea s7za 97k Fort Way nc... 63}s "a
Hudson River III la
The Secretary of the Treasury left Philadelphia
this afternoon at two p. NJ. and will arrive here
this evening. His friends do not seem TO expeot
that he will take any steps which can interfere
with the present liberal Offering Of money by the
people, though other persons expect him TO offer
loan. To-day S2.OD0,0CO were deposited here
with the Sub-Treasurer on call at 6 per cent. and
s.. 200 GOO for conversions. Suoh enormous con-
tributions of money to the support oi govern
ment are unexampled in history
The Harlem grant OF the Broadway Railroad is
the engrossing topic of conversation in Wall street
Satisfaction is generally expressed at the defeat OF
the Albany schemers, who would not listen to Mr..
Stewards offer Of $4,000 ,OOo for the grant. The
Harlem company expect to pay about f5oo
year To the city for the franchise, VIII
than double what A. T. Stewart 0fferG
The Africa took out s34,2l in specie
The annexed table will show the caPlGlL OF the
several banks Of this city. the amount of legal
tender notes held by them. as far as reported and
compare the amount Of stocks held by them in
March, 1862 and lS83;-
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Wheat continued dull and heavy, small lots only
having changed hands, part at 81 7s Coz amber Jersey
Corn was plenty and lower. Sales we're reported OF
So 900 bushels mixed Western at SEC CSC for sound
79c s5c. for unsound and heated, and o2c for yellow
Jersey. Sales wore made Of 900 bushels rye a. 81 o5
81 0a for immediate and future delivery Oats IN
iajprdemand at 85Hc. a Ssc. according 30 quality
CorrEe quiet at former rates-prime Rio BIC good
do, Sc 32Hc fair do, Sic. 81 70: ordinary co,
SOC. 80 Kc fair to good cargoes do Bic 32c Java
mate and baas, SIC. 3sc; Msracaioo, SIC 34c.; La
guayra, 32c a 34c. st Domingo, 90 a 2DHc
COTTON was very quiet AZ 64o a66c for mddiings;
CoALlhe sale o Scranton coal resulted IN the oispo
sal OF % 900 toms, at from SIS so IS 95 per ton.
FREIGnns Win 494 vesseis in port. tho market was
dull aud heavy. To Liverpool there shipped 2I 600
bushes OF by stenner nj 5Ed, IN bulk oO lkgs
provisions oy stesmsr ahd sailing vesc, " s IT, ou sna
1900 bbs. -four at 2s To Cork brig took wheat AZ Ia
in bulk, for orders.
HAv.-Nortn river was saieabe endeieady at s6c 81
HofS coLtnaed inactive at tic. 2,c Tor new crop.
MorAssxs was moderate demand with sa{es oil 40
bbls. New Orleans at 800. a Sic
PROVISIONS sold the extent of 700 bbs al &l3
s3 25 for old mess, SIG IL $40 20 Tor new and III
SIS for prime. Beef quiet at $40 Sl2 FOR PLAIN
and Sl2 $l3 50ior extra mes and $l9 SO $si Tor
prime Sales made Of 300 bos and uerces Oh
lard within the rauge Of 9c 10Hc, 200 boxes bacon
at exc. a 7Xc, and sc 5Ic. Buttcr continued vety
dull at f8c. 23c for State 9nd 16c lSc fer western
Cheese ruled quiet at l0c 13c.
RIcE-There only 200 bags East India disposed o.
part at &c. a SIC
sp1cEs-Ihere was doing in this line. but parti
cuars generally withheld $500 mats cassia changed
hands at 42c. 42kc -
t 1Ic 12c for New Orleans 10c for English Islands
and exc. a 10zc.ior Cuba. -
TA1Iow-There were only 60 900 lbs. sold at 1okc.
Ike. .
q 44C.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, April 22-6 p.

WEDNESDAY,. April 22-6 p. M.
There In a better feeling to-day which is partly
due to the non.arrivai Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury and partly to the intelligence from Eu-
rope. The Persia, however, brought back good
many bills.
Money continues very easy indeed. To the
brokers IL is freely offered at per cent, and many
houses will not allow over 4. The new debt Ger.
tiHcates are again u higher. Money seems to be
flowing hither from every quarter.
Geld opened this morning, on the good news
from the seat of war, at l44%, rose To l4s1, sold
in the afternoon at lat, z, Il, lat, 1862 and 1471.
and closed st five p. NJ. at about l47s<. Goad is
in stronger hands than it Was, and there IL much
less speculation than there used 10 be among the
small street operators. Early this morning bills
sold at leo but later in the day the price was about
lei, and Of the close they were l62 a q.
The stock market was much better to-day and
the tone more buoysnt. Harlem opened At "a.
against SO last evening, advanced on the Broadway
Railroad ordinance to 75 reacted to g. sold in the
afternoon at 20, CO, 81, co, and closed about es.
The short interest in this stock has been very large
and the bears have suffered very severely indeed.
They seem, however, to be quite anxious as ever
70 put ont contracts. Hudson River likewise rose
az per cent at the morning board, with very con.
siderable activity; about ons-half the sales were
on sellers options. Erie rose u, Southern old Y,
Pittsburg x, Illinois Il, Toledo 31s Chicago
and Northwestern 1, Minnesota Mining Company
". The market does not move uniformly. Certain
stocks appear to be In demand one day, and others
the next; 90 that, on the long run, the whole mar
ket will probably be found to have advanced at the
end of each month. Erie and Pittsburg, the cheap
est shares on the list In view Of their earnings,
move upward very slowly. Governments were
steady. Az thc one p. M. call Of the public board
the market was firm, and stocks were in good de.
nand. In the afternoon the market was strong
and the buying wen distributed Pittsbug ad.
vsnced u and Erie =; Harlem was shade lower;
the rest Of the market was firm. At the four p M
call Of the public board prices were well main.
tsined. The following were the closing quotations
Of the day
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
AsTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY.
A BUSINESS CARD.-MADAME LEROY, Tue 0RuAY
"A Inspirntional Cair<oyAnt, gives Information a1
life, love marriage. business aD1
gives lucky numbera Interview 80 cents gentlemen 81.
Satisfaction guaranteed s6 Raymond street, PuIssa
avenue Brooklyn.
AsToNIsHING.-MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter has foresight to tell how aud how oftsa
you marry and all you wish know, thoughts
pay Lucky charms free Her equal " not 70 ,.
found Her magic image In In full operation No. l64
Ludlow street, below Houston street. 20 crnts 0enemsa
admitted.
MADAME WE'RE CAN BE CONSULTED ON ALL Az
M of life past present and future. III wish tn0
truth give a her residence y66 Grand d
No gentlemen admitted. Ohice hours A. NJ. t P.2
AIRS. WORCESTER, NJ. D.. CAN BE CONSULTED ~
M usual 5sy Hudson street. Ladies' attended ~ thsts
residences Rooms, with every attendance Tor ladies N
confncment
MO IMP0srTIoN-THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN STARR, from Europe, WAS born with natural SIN
She consults the past. present and fu.ure al
causes speedy marriages. Ske also writes the nativity q
your fe cures drunkenness tnerprcts dreams and nur
bers free Ladies' notice. you who have dccctveA
by false you who have been unfortunate life
cali on Madame Starr advice and comfort truths
are natural fs which proved and tested
hundreds who daily and eagerly vs her. that this II
humbug No. l0 Eas, Seventeenth street. Of Third
avenue; nause on the door.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23


sHIPPTro.
ATRw YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN STEAMSHIP ENE.
THE NEW AND FAST STEAMSHIP
BALTIMORE,
Now receiving fresh, at PIER Is EAST RIVER foo, sf
WALL. street. wiz sail for wAsiHk0T0N AND GEORGE.
SATURDAY. APRIL zs at three O'Clock, Pm
70 JAMES HAND, Agent, No. III WALL street.
c,rEAM TO LIvERP0oL-rHE FIRST GLASS POWER.
- fsll steamship DAMASCUS sails Aprn IS A0TA so
PffrA a Passage In the Danas<us-Oabin $50:
esernrp SIS In the Asis sopha-Csbis $50 go: an
payable IN currcscy. Apply 70 WILLIAMS 0UiOn. 70
faon street
CTEAx DiREcI TO LONDON lJaE NEW AND
urday 18Th which Time she viii positively Canyes
fey more cabin and second cabin PASSENGERS
and go s,sh APpy on board pier No North river
IroR LIVERPOOL AND LoNDoN-oLD BLACK STAR
Line Liverpool-The UNIvERsE sails ,sth April;
she THORNTON. 9Th Mss. For Loufon, the AMERICAN
CON0REsS sails fh April For passage or drafts apply 70
WILLIAMS GUIoS, ~ Fuliou sircet
UvoR LIvKRPooL.--oLp BLACK BALL LINE or
in psckssS--fhe ship y oREAT wksrERN VIII sell pune
tnsll, on tuesday Arr - For yesase N eama. second
3. sss.s 10 s5caE e Sscy Ky ScSssES sssS ss.sS
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

there before On that Friday that know Of.
Miss Bs,sey sznmels svorn-Residcd as NO. 20 East
poadvay M October 1851; know that Miss pfaim and
Ms Marx lived there; say Foincr aud Radsky there
several times the ssttimo saw felircr was Friday
night, DO not reeo,ee, sne as'e ,nsy called os'wee n
out that any 20 say that they would be back
about nno saw the ladies after they rcrurncd RAIDS
tv once thsreaftcron the "Wednesday following;
had auv csnycrsatiou with Radsky W fclncr.
Cross examined By Mr.. James, was attending Mrs.
Marx aud Miss Pnaum rerscrs might ~ In or out OF the
house without my knowing IL; went 10 bed that sishs
rdsard scheips dhrough an inte-prctcr) testified
Resided AZ No. 40 East poadwy In October, 1881 knew
Nrs MARI ard Miss tfasn knew Felncr but not Radsky
"a NOT see the latter at the house cannot remember
when saw Fclne~ last; red the fact that fener was
mIssng A q German nswspaper' kept the bar In the
house. - -. ..--..- -,
in ami out keft ccn up 10 ten and eleven O'Clock p
Mrs Rachel sohcuing sworn--Resie at u East Broad
vay sa Eadsxy the house twice he was ~ company
Win Eeilner tho latter wore epectaces
'roes n. ,,rned-Seysr saw Miss Pfaum or Mrs. MARY
eto<e they came my house. persons could 70 In and
out without nay knowing H. the women were arrested
nv n'usc. ssw Mrs Msx after she was liberated called
uron me before going 10 California; did not see Radsky "a
Spsg,s"c,ss;ss pasum and Mrs. Marx were IN the
bouss vhen the dooR werc closed On friday night.
Mary Funk, sworn--I live al No. Carroll strest
prookiyn have resided there about three years. knew
,ous 70 seeing Fsiincr he boarded q my house, believe
Fejnes cams thsrc q Wednesday, be had trunk; saw
- Iso ike Il here IN the halt he had neither sstche
or oappst bag Radshy came 70 the house With Fellner
= ,be kronoon told me . man wanted 60 board there
9silssy told ne that would give him room and meals
- wcfd rsve Eve doars per dsy: had no csuvsrsa
- sbou two O'Clock p r. win Radsky; the iatter
80 -nsd the same evsone sfer ven O'Clock; he wa,
ssse; be sssrd that man had come yet: meaning Fell
n ossf %'e - = s,urs.i he saas ts1ss I
= spnsshsg is o. pnAskr ~ rellnsr bad given ha ~
- - iSs1 - = - lcss hin On board; ns ssid
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
Saperfor Court-GeAeral Term.
Before Hon. Judges Robertson and Mcneil.

Arsm ls.-Joaw AsGdtu. VIM. b. Ac6at and Jstd. hss
wYeThis case, which was suit Of the father against
the son. and involved property to tho amount OF several
hundred thousand dollars heard before Chief Justice
Bosworth In 1857 and decided IN favor Of the late Dr.
William B. MoGat. The case was appealed, bus to day
the General Term affirmed the decree OF the court below
Solomon ID. Ross Frcncs Prtes-Ordcr reversed,
uness the defendant that the be modified
so az TO allow all the urors' to the second and
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
CITY oomnERosAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Ap<r 2s-o n !"
AsEs.-Pots continued In limited demand al $780, anu
pearls a. &c. a9Hc.
Bread rvrfa--Fiour was again a stnde lower, WIN
limited transactions the day sses comprising oay ,''o
bbs State Western goo Southern and f5o canaa''
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

THE LECTURE SEASON.
IRISH RELIEF FUND
RICHARD O00RMAN. Esq,
wm deliver lelpre the auspices Of The New York
Young Mems Ro1an Catholic Benevolent ion,
the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On MONDAY EVENING, May T. 1868
subject-EDMUND BURKE.
The proceeds win be appropriated to the fund being
raised the purpose OF aeviatng the sunengs of the
poor in Ireland.
Tickets 80 ceuts,
obtained OF the members the principal Catholic
bookstores.
The Seventh regiment band will be in attendance per
form selections the Irish national before and after
the lecture.
Doors open al O'Clock. Lecture will commence At 8
O'Clock. -. -
JOHN HAYES Chairman.
JoHs g. ScUf.Ly, Secretary.
JAMES +. BYgsr. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

The United states Gunboas Wissahicl<on.
PmApELPHA, Aprn %, ls63
The United States gunboat wissahickon arrived 1t For
tress Monroe at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
Port Royal She bound this city for repairs 10 her
engine.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

The Chicago Municipal Election.
CHICAGO, April 20, 1863.
The election for municipal ocsrs yesterday pssscd OF
quiesly.
Tho total number Of votes polled was 20 500.
Sherman the democratic candidate for Mayor elected
by l1s majority. The remainder Of the democratic ticket
ID also elected by . somewhat larger majority.
The Council stands - acknowledgements 90 repub.
lcsns IL.
Grcse interest was felt in the election.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

vpEAp. Marx AND LEAHN THE CoxTENrs Qy IuAI
sysvssas .css ss, n.'r;irn r sS nssss 49, 49,
srsSvhsrs ls rass ssys,cPs q. :: ,sss' -,s e. g
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

- MILLINERY ROOMS
NO Il WAvERLEY PLAOn.
Madame BENEDICT OF Rue de la Paix. Paris has ju0e
received her brsnch IL Waverley pnce ~
era OF freshly imported B0nnets and Head Dreseo
A distinct department for Mourning Millinery.
THE REAL FRENCH FLUTING IS DONE IN LAR00
small quantities at our rstAbllsh hment:
Madame O. BOkDAs Oo. ~ Ansy serses.
TINE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT STOCK O1
Skirts the United States selling ~ greoe
reduction the baancc Of tho month"; move 20 oR
new store 765 Broadway. on LIST OF May. 0AYNOA
Cos Broadway Fourth street, ande Broadway nseS
Union square.
WIN. BANTA
w Would respectfully inform his friends. patrons -
strangers that having enlarged and improved the pemees
occupied by him for the twenty years. be how pss
IMPORTED AND DOMtSTfC
STRAW GOODS,
FOR MISSES, BOYS. INFANTS AND Ladies.
Determined 70 ecipse a previous eyofts Ia this -
OF Hating have just brought out an ussqusls4
STRAW HATS CAPS AND fURpANs.
For promenade riding travelling either Trimmed o. ua
trimmed Ny stock OF
SCHOOL AND DRESS HATS AND CAPS
For Boys embraces diversity OF New Materials and shaps
Intend At ali times 10 keep sssorsmsnt Of al Ne
NEW AND MOST DESIRAbLk STYLES.
MILLINERS AND DEALERS
supplied at the lowest wholesale Jobbing Prices
Goods sent to part Of the city Broctiyn free -
s7 Canal, corner Of Wooster street, n Y.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-02
Miscellaneous News.

CINCINNATI, Dec l.-Major Gen. Foster
arrived st Cumberland Gap yesterday en-
route for Knoxville
Nothing later from B urnside
John Morgan telegraphed to Columbus
from Toronto yesterday announcing his ar
rival there.
The number of men mustered iato the
service from this State averaging four hun
dred per week.
A dispatch from Chattanooga says, sufh
Gent rsinforoements under Gordon Granger
has been sent to Burnside 10 insure sue
cess.
Bragg's main torcs is reported beyond
Dalton.
Stragglers are still coming il.
Henry Andrews Of the l24tb Ohio. is sen-
fenced to be shot on January 5th for de-
sertion,
Fifteen hundred Chattanooga prisoners
arrived at Louisville last night.
Guerrlllas are very troublesome on the
Cumberland river. Boats are fred into,
houses and citizens robbed and property
carried of or destroyed,
Senator Spragus arrived st Columbus
YESTERDAY
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-02
The Alabama at LarSe.--Met IN
the Bay Of Bengal.

New YoRK, Dec. 1.-The following news
comes by the steamer City Of New York,
but is not covered by the Scotia's despatch
er: ..-..
The Hiswaths arrived at Columbo, Cey-
lon on the I'd of October. She reports hav.
ing met the Alabama in the Bay Of Bengal
She hailed the Hiawatha and on receiving
her answer sailed with steam on hosting
the rebel colors.
The Russian Ambassador at Paris had
communicated the reply Of Prince Gorts
chalkof to the invitation to Congress. 1t
is in substance that Russia will take part
therein, but not till after the pacifcaton
of Poland.
Lord Brougham, at soiree In NJ. Theirs
saloon, in Paris, freely spoke his conviction
to Congress that it was impossible as was
stated TO be the intention of England and
Austria to make their participation in the
Congress dependent on the reply Of France
to certain questions would not meet with q
favorable reception at Paris.
The Tribune has the following special;
Gen. Wilcox telegrapbs from Cumberland
Gap, that citizens reported heavy cannon
aiding heard yesterday morning in the direc
ton of Knoxville 1t was very rapid, about
40 discharges being made per minute, and
lasted several hours.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-02

WlsElya1oN, Nov. 30-A special 70 the
World says: Nothing official or otherwise
has been heard from the Army of the Po-
tomac tonight. 1t is now believed the i'm
preston that battle was fought on Sstur-
day or Sunday is incorrect, from the fact
that if such had been the case the wound
ed would have reached the Rappahsnnock
bridge The conclusion is quite irresista-
bic that Lee continued to fall back 20 ave
his own line Of communications with Rich
nond, and if such be the case, it is evident
that Gen. Meade's plans SO far as known tc
be are in operation for working successful i.
The Star O. this evening says, even il
Meade should be defeated in battle he could
easily fall back on Fredericksburg, where
be could soon receive supplies from Acquis
Greek, adding the railroad from that point
to Fredericksburg is very nesrly in work
ing order already, unless disaster follow our
arms. 1t is not so clear that Fredericks-
burg is to be the future base of supplies. Ii
may be added that the Government has No,
received one word from Gen. Meade since
he left Culpepper, The weather IS clear
and cold
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-02
From the Army Of Of the Potomac.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
New York, Dec. 1.-The Times has ths
following special from Washington. dates
the 30th Nov: -
Army officers from Bsalton Station TO-
night, report heavy eannonading as being
heard since early this morning in the direc
ton of Orange Court House. The firing
was heavy and continuous precluding tbs
possibility of its being skirmishing. The
opinion was that general engagement was
in progress. Firing was last heard at II
this forenoon. q
Lee and his whole force are entrenched
between Orange @. a., and Cord onsville.
Supplies are despatched to Meade by the
new route. --
The weather is frightfully cold and has
been since yesterday. The badly wounded
left out last night. and those to be left out
tonight where they fall must certainly
die as they fight without overcoats.