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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-03
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of "Fair Inez," 'sThe Prince Of
Wales, The Ghost Hunters" &C, &C.

BY the Author OF " Fair IneZ,H 1.-THE Prince Of
Wales, " The Ghost Hunters, /" &C, &C.
CHAPTER III-THB LOVERs.
Scarce my lips the word. had uttered,
Wren the peop Fouud about,
Almost tore the cars asunder
With IN awful lau- hing shout;
And ,ne man who peddIed a nuts,
Was m st Rad enough to at me-
As 1 sat there 10 my seat.
Out he ran, and in a moment
At a station We did stop,
Just 70 give the horse come Soidsr,
ACd some PASSENGER. TO drop;
WnFn man aud maiden entered
With eonsidurabl al,
And they SAT T gh down before me-
Now" 1 sad, some fun Is there"
They perhaps had Just been married,
OF were lust ahOui 10 be;
more tender, loving couple.
did scarcely -ver see;
She, Indeed as sery hand ONE,
BE, a very homely man;
And said. Now. Mr.. Poet,
Fray explain This If you can"
But soon found out the reason.
FOR fhs gentleman was dressed
In handsom SUIT OF clothing
,,,f, which H., % knew " ISA kC'' best;
''Hhl" / kaid, 90 hat tell The story
All his clothing he did buy
Atthe UNION HALL Emporium,
And they took the lady's eye -
And they took her eye not only,
But also her hand and heart,
Thongh be was not very hand ONE,
Wei she knew thai he was smart;
SO she . on r sOlv 10 wed him,
"for," she said, "a man who boys
His Clothing all at UNION II LII,
livery girt Of ssnse will prize"
lNoRE MKT WEEK.
In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen n
Cleveland, and our stock of Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State. AS
I buy and sell Tor cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well TO call at
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for thssale Of Singer Celebrned evns
Machines, StOrr,B Automaton Pressman. and
Strong's Patent Army Bed Trunk.
"a Corner Superior and Union -StH
- Look ont fGr the Gf ANfrS
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GRAPES.

Grown on Put in-Bay Island,
which are far superior In quality 70 any grown In this
section. For sale By the box or less quantity, at
J. STAIR h SONS,
noY2S us Ontario-St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-03

What is TO be done with the Negroes after
Emancipation.
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RAILROADS.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 6
OINCTNEAiI RATIROAD.

HAlklAgN80s
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
" 0I6CINEAlI R4ilRO1D.
lssa. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsss.
On and after Monday. November nth. Issa, PszIsn-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland as folloEBi
lee Train-7ss0 A. M.-St0pping at Bsr-a, Grafton,
HelliagtoR, New London, salem, shelby,
ware, Lewis Center and rtrthug on, AZ
irving a. Columbus LOO P. n, Cincinnati
30 p n II,S5.Si ~ p \; Fol5 - s25s 59s
2.s5 P. n; Chieago via Cre5tline l0So ?. n
I'd TrAin5;i5P. H.sfopping al all stations n0rth
aware. arriving Al Columbus I2.Sg A.. n;
Cincinnati $40 A. H.; Indianapolis Ts5 A. H.
Tort Msyne s;ao A. NJ chicago va orest-
Trains lsaEe Columbus for Cleveland 400 A. 4. and
l;35 P NJ aed arrive IN Cleveland nom Columbus et
$50 A. n. and 80 p n.
CONNEOTIOES
3helby-sandusky, Mansheld Newark Railroad, foE
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark zanes-
vile, &C.
Orostlins-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 3 ohicsgo Rail-
road, Forest, Upper sanduaky, Delphos, Ii
ma 6ort sa{1e ,LsP9sts, ,Ssale4so, ,Es,i
Grafton and BeIisioasine Railroad Line for Marion.
BelleiOntaine, Sidney, uuion, Muncie, In
diAnaPolis, Terre Hause, Yinceunesi Evans
vile, Louisyills, Cairo, g. Louis, &C.
Oolumbua-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for 1enial Dayton, lndianapolis,
Terrs HHute, St Louis, Morrow, LOEeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 1Iis.
1issippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville
Evansville Cairo, St. Louins and al pointl
OoIunbus-CentrniO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling SC; Columbus, Piqua 4
IniianA RailruaI ior Pqua, Urbana, Sc
- For Tickets 70 all points and information ap-
ply at the Passenger Station, and 81 Union Ticket
O'i''' ~ % '''- 4. 5. FLINT, superiutepdept.
mi t1arl IA.
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WINTER ARRAEGERTENT.


Trains lsaEe Columbus for Cleveland 400 A. \. and
l35 n; aed arrive IN Csgelard nom Columbus 81
go A. n. and 7ss0 P n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
TUESDAY, August 1l-6 P. J

TUESDAY, August ll-6 p. N.
Everybody was trying to lend money to-day at
per cent. and at the close of bank hours more
was offered to the brokers at per cent than they
could use The Sub Treasury is disbursing freely,
and ia going TO disburse large amounts throughout
the week. Money ia also coming into the city
from the interior towns Debt certificates are
steady but inactive. Mercantile paper sells as be-
fore-o 5h for the best names.
Gold was 1861 this morning, and the same price
at five p. NJ, the transactions being quite small
Exchange was 1879 for bankers bills. The large
purchases Of government and railroad stocks which
are being made for foreign account exercise con-
siderable influence over the exchange market. We
presume, from all that we hear among the foreign
bankers and the brokers, that Europe is not taking
from us less than o million dollars per week of
government and other securities. The bulk Of
these stocks find their way to Germany and Hol-
land, though the English are taking back many of
the stocks which they sold when the rebellion
broke out
The stock market continues only moderately
active, the extreme heat operating against specu-
lation. At the morning board to-day prices were
generally steady. New York Central rose per
cent, Hudson TX, Eric preferred "a, Southern old
u, Illinois Central "a. Prairie du Chen Q, Rock
Island n. Erie, Reading, Michigan Central and
Galena were steady at the last price of last even
ing. Harlem fell off ! Il, Fort Wayne "a, Chicago
and Alton preferred "a. Governments were mac
tive at the last price of yesterday. Missouris fell
Y per cent, with small sales. There was rally
Of "a in Ohio and Mississippi certificates. At the
close of the session the market was inactive, and
prices gave way M Il per cent; but there was
little business done at the decline. At the one
p. M. call there very little disposition to ope
rate, and prices were q shade lower Dulness
continued the feature Of the market throughout
the afternoon session of the regular Stock Elk
change, and some bear operators took advantage Of
the absence Of outside orders to mark down prices
lust % they did yesterday afternoon. Thus, Gen.
trail fell ~, Erie n, Illinois u, Galena "a, Rock
island 70, Fort Wayne !, DC. The volume Of bust
ness done was small, and the sellers were gene
rally regarded az operators for the fall not as
holders realizing. A considerable short interest
has been made in the market within the past week,
and If the money market remains as it is 1t will
De pretty safe to look for sharp twist on the
general list, such as we have already witnessed in
Hudson, Pacific, Harlem, Prairie du Chen and
Illinois Central. After the board, and at the four
p. N. call, the market recovered strength, and
there was q lively demand for Harlem and old
Southern. At the close the whole market was
firm, though inactive. The following were the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


AT3l9 FOURTH AyENuE-BY McKIBBls DAY
n CUBb-To let, brown st0n. four story Honks 800;
furniiur. for sale low 10 let Furnished. Pos
session on or before September
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(tOTTA0E TO LET-No. PHILLIPS ROW, SKILL
~ street Brooklyn. north OF Myrtle ascnnei eight
rooms gas water fui Of fruit hfssn minute. from
ferry. close Possession immediate. Apply
q. H. OLIVER Eeekman street
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, August l1-6 p. N.
AsHEs.-Sales were made Of 80 bbs pots ut SIC. and
small lots Of pearls at S7sc.
BAGS BAGGisc in limited demand At 1916
l8Hc. and 51ac., respectively.
TRANSFORMATIONS declined slightly again 70 day,
with very moderate inquiry. The days sales included
IL 400 bbs. state and Western 900 Southern and ATS
Canadian within our reu sed ouotatinns-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

A FARM FOR sALE-iN SULLIVAN COUNTY 40
"A scres, Crops and Stock Included Price 81 $50 For
pAuuars Apply a. ~ Pacific street brooklyn, from
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NEW PUnLICATIOys.

II yoU WANT TO Know
rns sro.s eons~qssnass % rhSsclos,.a rbsrsscs IN
MEDICAL COMMON svpsr
. rood foss Tor evsry Coe~nss tsbs@ FRYE NJ %
Iripels depe,s hfcushoet sbs oeustry q III
YOofs. i.iao Brosa~Ay.s ny.
THE ngPrAxEsos- nv MARGARET oryyx ov
has.rrs rsny 'fAnsi.isd from senaine oogy ~ -
ofleinai w1sh lhth Nc ri<tFsg treat ~ ~ fanna ~
Fr.nh nserNrr- ss2 rabiisasd very seat sogsns. y
sopsss. ION /. .ih twelve pssri.i asir4oas 70,
c sLAscnARp. rsbnsss.. NJ Ass .,..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

prLLrARD ROOM PRopKfEroRs ARE aEQugeryp
ID W attend an adIourne< nesting. ~ BE- hsa room
II Assov House THURSDAY sfternoon, .Aususs IA ~
sosIees, hsy NJ rhssas report ~ UP q Washington.
Runstuai AtteodAncs 10 sqoestsd ~ ordsr OF
g. o'ccsror, s~eystsry. D. r. kEEvEs chsirnAs.
r DEcKER iu FULTON STREET. LAIR ov % Avn
~. street nanrfsssnrea none tus nva class sIinsrs
~ - =, ~ ~ ~ =. Hsnt evsnesa 20 vnks ne s.1d -
Tables Too saS.
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L. A. BuRsHAMsFtRSfruRE RxrRges AND phcK.
Ing Esishishfnsnt ls West cssnh street befsss,
fifth and Histh avenues fAnns wiffsss. SlahtsrK
boted an shlgJrd q a. parts Of word covered Tsa
- w. ~~~>~~ ~e@,ni<s Fsrait4fs sosse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

LNoR sALE-TnE HOUSE AND LOT n PROSPECT
" ST. between Washington ami cortandt avs. M-lros..
Wetcbester Co.. Y. House Is ~ story green blinds.
p. front. IN COO order ard contains Price
$3.50 Lot Il 90 by 100 feet has good
All kinds Of fruit VIZ gapes. carrans strawberries cher
res, sprcos pears plunls barkb~rrtes qrineea Ac 10
four blocks from Merosr depot ", r. Arlem
easy OF city by Harlem boats ffom peck
sAp Pare, ~ tickets for 81 The r@spsc
Die there are no nasAnoes IN the Vicinity The o.
from the thrsefod Al all hours
day and fare Moderate The uue pon TaIes
paid 70 date, and $500 bond Mortgage
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

A HARNESS SHOP FOR sALE-JOBBIH0 AND NEW
n work enough for two mem best location in Brookyn;
rent trhe VIII sell for value OF benches tools ac
HrookIYn.
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E0tp PAID yur Vfrw pfsN0sfs 80 oxs cAKsr
va sn4 psasss ssss TO- FsMsas 49, Ices tsessi
80 n. nv yLtns "a ksrps sss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

STEAM POWER TO Lgr-wfrH ROOMS. At McKIN
y na Iron Railing Nanuiacory No. ~ Furnan street,
ferry klyn
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TARKflOWN TWO MILES FROM DEPOT FOUR
IA good Farms for sale contains lively.
SIXTY seventy and the other eighty; ali have sood
tmprovene well ~aered lots OF choice fruit, good nd
and everything desirable Possession Immediately OF lhe
lst OF November II desired Terms very easy Address
Henry, box I'D Herald onaco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

EoR SALE OR TO LEASE-FOR THREE YEARS
the Farm OF the late James " O'Rourke at Trvngton
near Newark u containing ~ divided into arabic
meadow and woodland, under good cnyAtAnn. A good
Necessary oitbniltngs Location high. mile from
NICK EGGkHr corner Of Pearl and John streets; also TO
JOHN sIhfsoN 20 Chatham street. where all pAr,ie-
lars be obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

LARGE Fu.--'iMr Thompson, the surgeon who
Gently performed operation tho King Of the Bel.
CLANS has" says the Journal q, Br,~el>s received q
fee Of 100 00 and the Gross Commander Of the order
Of Leopold"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12
wATImEs. sxwELnY. &C.

nfsxesps ofD gOf.p s~D siIygg -sr oolxo
- y Ltls AEftu. ~ ssrse~ay. 49, a. s.~
~, 80. = ,sss 80 y. rss.sas, 80 G.s 80 w.,
wNAF3 $3.50 esmr~Arf - 6ss<s sfrtaMat
~ 80 "a sstt tfNsshs m.s.sy r&mss u9r RAs.s .
sn-s = i@@~s 49, fgss syas4asl 80 krhest 49, a.
Ef4N4mes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-29
The Chesapeake Pirates.

Sc jofn'a v g., De- fs.-Coiiins and Nekeura
tvo o. The Chesspeahe pusses, verc srrssed ard
nousht before the police rasis'rs,es today on
sppostioa Of their counsel, tAs eI,mio,tlou ss
post ned for q veek
tBt kd,l)
vAcrs ASp srnoss
Corrop'ndsats furnish come sdditionsl part ieulsr
e iutelest relative to the Chesapeske
inmetissly co the arrival ~ the ve.sei. IN Hail.
Ia hs bor. the American Vice Consul ae,ine uuder
the advice ~ his collector, esused the Chespsate 10
eetven uc 10 the authorities whs rot the broad ar
tos upon her, thus taking formal possessicu The
costs II All lsv procs,dnr. 10 cnun,e.on With the
eeisure vii te taken out of the vcssel II 10
stated hat fee day. since came 10 the The
irons on beard ofthe / vs"els in the narbor. and
that demand vas a. oace m ste ,hst the, .hout ts
sven us 10 confirmation ~ this report has been
p'oeedins. oonpeetei With th. Che .p. ske are ,h'
sencis top ca of cnnver,si IN the pfovinee T. s
sssa on the au horiy ~ the ems, neer nov on bosrd
second engineer head the oischstss. he tr,ned
round snd ssid. ' stop your dauined foolins."
on II. other hand "Ieu,en.nt" Brs,ne, rho e,aifa,
10 hold eontoisson from the Confederate C,o,ap.
rn,nt declares thst tho second engineer, whose life
pan the foffeit OF hU teratrity, not fred upon
until he hsi disehsrscd three shots nom revolver
st thoee vho ATTEMPTED 10 seEs him, wcundinG one
% theu in The lett hssd. and .'temptns to attach
ss then that hesas shot down. NOT, IS ALLEGED. iu
ooid hood. hut IS an act o' sslf dsf-ooe A pifion
ne hnia, u.s s,pdenn. th. seiIure s.
~onid be TO Pat s'op tc commerce entirely, snd
1pH9 p mo -ay % nnlimi'ed r.F,cy. li.uienaa.
peike 70 'he Corf,det.ic su,hntiiv. II. Contend,
tha' her el7uTe b. the oi.. under n, com q and .n
,ustt,hl. and thai tei rceag,ure BY T.dersl sun.
,, ScI, IN ff'"h Vcr, Ia illes, and Wholly inic.n.
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

WHAT ~ Cosrs.--Five Luudrei dollars day
ns o- hsurs for the iary dono tn hor.cae,h ou tho
snnp'h pavement 10 Brosd-sy, srd Il /, likely to
exceed this snn durine the winter, vhen the snoR
and ice inoreise the .llppCrin.ss NJ ths road A,
rresent not less thar from tsery IN thirty ho.p.s ,
eVerv Ca, and It has bacome su-h common occur
renee thai the opls do rot think NJ lookin. At 4,
roort tms. May iinn anima. arc I.ned and
invirsi every d,y, and me are llei ou.rirh' II
the present. condition 0t Bfo,d-Ay 10 maintained
much lonrer, It vi, be nsreusry 80 .,t,b.
lsh n- 7ing srhoo! fcr l0rr's, a. whicn
hcy esu b. prar'i"d for hi. dangerous Thorough.
fare. The mils' m tho Ap' arc de,crb.d rcrusIi
ably sure.footcd and tbs poin tho way ors similar
sdue-'ion for Broadway horse, A. present, tho ie.
on the various stnuns pond, would answer the turn,
snd = lev hours, dsy might be sst apart ., those
plac.s Tor tIasn.ls houes for she II osd-,r pave.
m'nt, ard thu, avoid shocking IN. ."n.'bluc, Of
tn puhle. In the me,n'inr, provision ,h,uld 10
made or ensiiaG N dead hlr.as from oI great thor
oughfre -itAn ~ hoIIs .ftcr the acc dent Or
THURSDAY, there were two horsss lying dead In Bro.d
va, Al one time, one 4 which renainsd there, nsa-
As,or Pl,oe, from Weine,day evening till Chri,n.
morn ns, and how much lonTor we know not Dpcs
this duty of removing horses devo.vs the Cl'y Ia
spsetorf and II 20, why is II not Performed, II II
devovss on her .unc,lonsry, Why does not 10
attend toit' We look FOR reform in thi. ,n other
matters vh,n NJ. Gunthrr tases the rsin,.
STOLEN PgprEnrY.-sHce the commence
ment Of the rec nj yAr they. IA. been rsceyed 81
the Office Il the poCs "ProPn-y ClrIk" shout ZOO
lots Of sood,, si Of which have been akrn from
thieves by the police. During the yeas III snm ~
s2,'6S 90 teIclu've q private sale. Of per'hahle
prorryI has real zed from tn. sslos Of propsIy
ofth" kind, fron The proee.ds Of The sale, there
have beenpsid foF s,arss and ofe. rent e. 200 and
tJ,l2o 10 has bees handed 10 the tessursr Of The
polIee funt. Tbs smount 10 bat saal portion Of
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Exchange of Prisoners.

Warrington. De-. 2,.-The Richmond r~ori,ss NJ
.- l7th ust Say. t'hs, tn. Federal Government
hss abandoned every point excepting the treatment
fnsero prisonsra" The truth IL, however, that our
Government has not abandoned any point. II 10
tno-n that Msior General Butler Who has .uprr.a
dsd Heh. Meredith o. the scont ~ medium for IN.
exchange of plronc-r ha. No such in.'ru-' 1ns Tho
eri'oner. st Fort. Sorolk and NcI,"nIy, and Point
Lookout have been plse'd under he orders and he
y authorized 70 conduct the sJchans. man foi man
snd Officer for officer. OF equal rank, With tho's p,
relied and sent forward b. h!m,elt The object |. 20
nsks sn even s1chsnse . far as tho prf oaers in the
rebel possession viii admit, and fovsrned b. humane
motives, the sfcIt vii! b. made ire, to procure the
release Of those Who have for tn. longest time been
beld - pEisones. Colorsd troops and their ofeei,
In conducting tho exohsnss, will be placed on an
equality With ell other troops, and OF eolersd mea
ls civil employnsnt The details are b.rester to be
sdiustsd.
REBEL RESPONSE
Refssai 10 Hold Communications with Gen
ernl Builer,
Fortress Monvo,, Dec %, Tho A,g OF ,iure boat
as arrived from City Point with 100 Union prisoner,
In exchange for tho'e sent up BY General Butler
The rsbsl government refuses any further sIchshre
snless all the questions given up about which our
Government has been oontendins, and their laws in
essArd 70 oneers and soldiers in negro regiments are
sssasnissd
Tbsy slao refuse TO receive Ass Of truce IRON Ges
BstleS. to negotiate With him on the sub Get Of
shaae. hsesuss Of Jef. Davis psoelsns nsuel ou,Isv.
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News Items.
t7seriphed 70 th Nov l-ors Sun,


rns sRiehmond pspes are gloomy over the cGce', II
Averlll's rad
Atsses eonfsh,ni raj has tecn ear u'ei IN
Bstimsre, nst 40 Il vas shout to ,t,rt iot Richmond
Several per'ons Of ttominenee are u picstsd.
THs Conh.oa'ieo sc; Is seI,oJ.ue .ith srs.t visor
in ,hs District ~ Colunba Nes ewes Of seizure n
property occur daily
Tns ssle Of government Five. .rwentics -eeterdsy
amounted TO sl.i61.tbn Deliverie. Of bonds are
made 10 Nov. 9iG oaly seventy millions rema,n
unsold
nivArou from Ktliys Ford. sAys that nearly
three fcurth' ~ the Army o, the Potomac tcompis
ins the veteran tfoor. n the army are re eeu.tins
No ofthsse are soins home ter Thirty and thirty.
Eve day,
lrbreportsi IRA, r,ns eysttr t,,,.. mostly be.
ionrnsto Fhl',icphi>, .hfs dredging Tor oysters
near Pcftoyrsnk Creek, Sctt Ever, Ns. we're cap
tured ~ the rotsl, They came out 10 ho,s on the
pretence Of helping n make the cargo. and boarded
the toas. stikei the crew, robhsd them If ell their
vslustes. cent them to Richmond. Ard burnt the
vessels The ere~ numbered about slI to each ,es-
EEL Portopotsnk Crset 10 about so miss shove ~
mouth Of the river
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Heavy Bombardment
Of Charleston.
MANY BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
Several Citizens Killed.
GUNB0AT FIGHT AT STONO.
FIGHTING GOING ON AT MOBILE.
FEDERAL Fleet Probably There.
THE EXCHANGE Of PRISONERS.
FEDERAL TERMS REFUSED.
Gen. Butler Repudiated.
THE CHESAPEAKE AFFAIR.
Seizure Of Two Of the Pirates.
Later European News.
PIRATES AGAIN AT WORK.
&C.. Ae.. Ae.
Important Rebel News.

uSovv be0barauenf OF Charltstop, Etc.
Fo-t,,ss Norrce. Der ?s.-The Rchm,ne EaAx
Wrs otto day contain, the following d,r.,ch.,
chnvLes,oA De ?s,-The ensmy commenced ,h.il.
6e the city lset nish', keepre steady are Which
stiu going On st nine O'Clock this morning Al Gre
ofcke out o. tvo O'Clock, destroying 10 or build
laO and causing fe~ easuslti.s.
rhsfe 10 heavy hrins in the direction Of s,ono
sbieh 10 believed IA be betseen oar bs-r,s and the
snemy's ru,boa During the shellins Of the city to-
Day ose white man 20. n-r,alv and one White man
eighty wounded. ond three 6fenen ,ero bsdy
vcanded By the falling val. of the huruias huid.
ines and eight or ten we're slghtv .ounied Auis
Suiet o. Sumter
Choykston, Dee es-prom l. s'cock Thur,dsy
0sht to 4 O'Clock Friday after noon. 10 sheu. we're
shrsv1 at the ely. The enemy fred 'Iom 6ve euns
three 81 Grees, one at Cum ninss Point, snd from
mortar battery.
rhs ensaesmsst on John.ons Islsnd he,.een crr
light bssteries and the snsmy's sunhost.. rs.ultee
In drsvr dsht. There we're few essualtiss
cA0,ksson, DEE ?7.-The enemy Cred four ,hell. ~
tAe city last sieht There has been 90 Giirs ron
0o0b laand today. Our batteries kept up vlro.
sous IRE on the snsmys vol king psrtes Who .re er
sass4 N erecting another battery st the extreme and
H Cummias's Point.
Our loss st stono va one killed and I've vonnd.d.
Georgia and Tennessee.
poIton, Ga, De-. 2'.-Genersl Joseph z. John,-n
ssRnes command Of tho Army Of tho Tennes,ee to-
lAy.
Scouts rspsst 1000 Yankees ., Cumberland SHE'D.
evo miles north Of Cleveland, end . ,iriiN foiea
south ef that place
Virginia.
O~6noe Court HosIse DIE, a4.-The Ysnkss, =
stroyed Part of the town Of Luray, PAGE County,
by die.
Ovdnos Court Howe. Der 16-Gsuersl Rc~.r
burnt the bridge over Popep Head Rgo tn. hsh
vs,ef prevented bis doing more tsmsss Gregs.
Yankas cavalry pursued. General Rc>,cr Va com.
pelled "a svm Bull Run. The enemy shu. - plf-
mt, destroyed tse tsnneries and lo' ~ l'.h.r a.
ehe;ryvie and tvo tsnneries, -four m.ll, and The
Government vokshops st Laray.
Alabama
Ao6s1s, De-. A-Tso white tenn-n's .er. down
n Fort Jsskron bad recovered the frt. Ard we're
oGh(ins On Saturday.
fTts show disrs'eh seems to refer 70 the Federsl
srpsdihos lately atted out ~ Be,ufort. : c. vhieh
~ ssAerstood - having Mobile for ito ds,tins.ior
Rp euy1
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ani se.tfotet. Ths w.psed E,cer uss lsden Nth
most Va JiNle carso, ans found fof New I.tk she
sss tuilt St Bottom N lS52 US. 16I tone tut'bcn,
and ~s ovptd ir Ncs fofk hy B y fsvlof INC
lsteu int lfcr received ftou tho hausu, stNtes
thai III fitsd States war sIsri.r vanderbilt Cn0t
bs IN. h.d l.t that place in sesrh - ~ Ash,
ma, Csp, B,ldvip having been 'p9rs'd Of tive nee
c. uislns .f'und Of the Conisdsrste cruiser.
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The Lost 81 the Wechawkeu.

The following is enrer, let ~ the men uho per.
uhed hy the we-hsvken disssteri
E~1nAvA- Augustus Mitchell. 81 A-i,,an. Eur-
yer: henry v. heniAm, 81 Ass'tant Engineer :
Gharles eponGheIsh, Sd Arlst,nt Engineer. Geoise
W nofiovan, ID Assistant Engineer
AeH Thomas Piper. ysm,e seulsn, John Buck.
ley. John Eeyesn, Charles Wilson. james Carpcn.
ter william II. Wilism,op, DOE, pr C,r.hsn, Chsries
L Davts. John Williams, "a, Christian ApdersoA
zen. Nwsrd Gsshsn, Edvsrd Mullen, Michael
Chtnes ,Isn.- Lehman, Thcms. N.ek, Robert w
Pent. 1homAs Donovan. VIM e. PIKE Gee. I-,sh.
ten. Hanry spmnsr, Thoma. s.octsy., Thonls. bon
Ian, one unknovp-5l IN all
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'ns Gen RGur las, y.At. I, vii h.r,n,mb~red
thst thev scfe quite wiling I, receive riediclaes
nor. snd ~ oorre,posd With him, not n,tsniirs
The Proclamation ef which thcy no- make ps.tert
'or dsson inuins the negotiations: Ard they t,vs al
fesdy sIehsnGsd over so rtisnre,. vi Ii Gan pnti.r