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The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Pc rso uaI Tnesiiifsncs.

t~eboO0ah
General sasle.oo. q Illinois; p hcgln.,ry, Of ibe
United States Navy and y. wbcs.er, " Bridssp5ft,
are stopping ., the -. Nishoss Hotel
the United states Army General ~ Henry aud C. Lang
don and vde N Vermont J. o. cowsr, ~ Iowa D vii
kns, ct Chicago, v X Smith and vie, Of M~aukes A.
Fatz, Of baltimore James " Glenn % Cincinnati. ChAs
q. wooA Of Tcrrs Haute. and s'ines Jr, q Ceve.
- we're among the arrivals al the Metropolitan Hotel
f:3;traaf ---r ---y
Baron s,oecsi the Russian Nns.er ss'orp'as At 'h'
Clarendon Hotel. '#si
w a CotuvaIbs Eio, ana Edward Male, Of ihs Brnish
IAsatoo. Capt y. c. Adams, Of Washington Col Percy
wypdhsm, of New Jersey, and Hoo. Samuel Bcopsr, N.
Hooper anc w. Dana Of Bos'on stopping A the Brs-
Americans registered Al the American banking houses
10 Paris foe the week ending Octcber 20 Martin POI.
TO-, s,e' ro,,eI Nv nm. ''a T ,aT W. ~ rs..rs
aDsnony ". Her.., Mr, nor;.. Ms, Geo. " wnIs. v.
pt.mis' .s fss sSSs H. Nv s.i;os M 4 "IS. Rsr NJ.
p B.lsy, Eusssesrs Bailey, ~, and Mrs.: Isom.s % =
Of Ssw Yorf; NJ. and mrs. Ar,sur oodn.n
Samuel rorr, Arthur w. Schcis, chsrIs. W.
s ySsa sss '1t' % ywS.sscy e Boz
Holns, of Baltimore Geo. = Boyden, q Worcester.
Mass. W. '. Muuroe, d Bradford, Nass. ". Hamilton,
a. Indiana Ralph keller of Tosd0, ono Geo. n Mood.
pur ~ Ii,ehasIS COM = wood~rd, q CINCINNATI a
TODD, ot Washington, D g. Henry " Rogers and vile,
u Bonslc. and J. @. BsIierson, Of Hartford, Com.
de- satigos has been invested With the great crcss
Of SAINTS Maurice aud lazarus, Of Italy
General rslaml appears, happily, 70 be gradually re-
covering ~ Turin.
Tho london Herald SAYS s--Princo Alfred, u sah, "
the ueat member of royal family wbo 70 be made
happy cr MO Tho brise ecc, prisccss Of tbs house
of O5crburu--ws presume one o. The daughters of
Trncs cocststtpe 6rst coos 10 10 Cfsod Duke 1ns
yrnfe has ssv.n children. 81 ~som three ss dsushsrs
Ons q tbsss MARRIED tbs 0rsDd Dsss sebois Of
" ala. ~ The other t~s. The yssnfsr oor ssves
ysa,, Asf th~rsfJfs ~ the sfnihstofy pfoc~~s ws
sr,i's At ss sonsiuseu uss vasss vkiors. ues isasb
tsr a.. A. eess Caitsfne ffeisrigoe fauits. bofn
estttf1tsf n re snj, tbsrscss, yrss Il9 ggtcr
:. frh.s Area. 50 sss psfs sssss .. 1915
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Iron-Ciad Cama1ehe 60 he saved
The Fire at Nevada CITY, &c., as~.
sls TsAsn~co, Nov II. IsSa.
Tho gloomy veaihsr ceased last night. and u 10
pleasant rhs cargo Of the ship Aqallla consisting d the
ros clad camsnohs bs saved. and kopes eaiu.
tAlnSd of raising tho ship 10 oood,oo 70 be rspA sd.
though ho< hull ls greatly damaged.
Careful estimates make tho io~s BY tho A.e nss Ne.
vadA tsso 200. Of ~hboh only 80 900 insured.
Ths eiiy Ia being rspdly rebaIl
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fFforh 30 Tlfetl9 ~ -, 10
TAs tsl~xrsra ~ rrf thai han. lshsa gffHss
srsgtrss ds-i Csrsfsi ~ tsfats, hss bsra a'ffftsi
sss k.4 "a b. -, zee esrsrtsi.t - olsw To- E.e.
pan Tfs csss o. ?" - : has 80 essn ".ss i''.i's'
fbt, asfs1 70 ss 80 ss'y ssss -
tbs sisa vb<t hss ,,rsffss 0she' tftsa ssAs<as
ss,,ss P.ssah tsss b~sa fssgf~ sss esffisl ssfess
H. brssy fk.fs 70 psy< " ft' ~ ~ NJ fst't, u
,-1Y ~ F5s'@A1n y. utss - 80 pe.i..S -
V.rF+ fFbes sissl t1ss ~ ~ wsiff % sFs~
90 49, sa.Lt y - gfsbsa ss~sts 70 Ws'sr
NrtM.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
The stsktsg of the snip senator.
EyosrANT 10 nEHcHAsys AND InsrEAsCs cor

srrutJs ogsr--rrist nv
Before rorp. Jairs Hoi,ertsoa asIsf1f

Before noo Jssgs hobertsoa ssi sisfT
Nor. ls-Efw.. Wal,A ~. IA wa,Aisgoa fs'stsff
Comva-y This in,sr~ins cAss -ss sr7ushi y eiaas
70 dAy rhs plsin,rs ooass.i iavofsoei sfeA' s~"'
b., o. wiiBs. " tsgrs tsai ss hal bsaa of 81 'ss
~bost iss caets q ss b-as sgyWa-s olAsf fsas~.is
there wss % ssdiitgnsi srlfesca -
Nc wNnsn y D. fh .. flfns1 " - - :. ~ .
a.. 80. AZ eratgsfaba isofih a1f c5rtsfi9f
that tss si,esmsisaec- tsfna1 v ~ - ti.itiSs -
n~ssas we've "a 'ssy lutgTcifsi 70 caase We Dn y
gt.s fsfs.ee srisf vh8y upan The f~calhf tlfrarn.
So =. Of TO- osf sad ~w - tss pssi14lv that iks
,csflrr~~y q snsasufa url1ofsf1tsf
v, voges sari f 70 80 rainfir thsscr fnssins kis
.fge,rs aga0sg tbs pfObabliiiy tss fhiy bat ga
-. srsiti~i
r.sstsfs - ws1 q est~fsfHsft
They Fsss a rcfssl ~ raasss~. ~soa VS. wade
o. 80 fFti 80 fhf ras~ wN - rnfrt 80 a. tts
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The New York herald., 1863-11-19


AFFAIRS YtoyT--coN0al lIoRy ohprn
The following order explains Itself and IL in reference
TO the late attack galantly met and briefly tcrmi-
nn,ed--
HH.pqUAsnss, Oct 81, 1863.
0,SkEAL ORDERS.
Tho Colonel COMMANDING IN adding tho testimony of
others to the valor OF hs his thanks 10
the officers and hls command tor their heroic
conduct on The afternoon OF October % aad tho morn
iug of ths 18th. Tho splendi deels of that mo
morablo morning need not b. rooountod Tho glory
o. the living ana the dad y complete satisfaction
Tor tbs most ambitious. To thnso bravo COMRADES Of
all grades who 80 calamity responded when called
upon 10 bfeast vail from two thousand mpss.s
NJ cannot be too grateful Yours IN the crodityoafs
the fame Let It's brilliant Iusire ucvor be tarn ahod
either upon the field Of battle IN tho quiet routine
Of duty You are above lealodsy Of others snser dis
eussons about the Appropriation Of praise Your greatest
perlous duty hcroicsy done You have tho title ot
gallant soldiers and add TO that q honorable, upright
cious Legacy you be1ucith 20 yonr loved ht
home. Iet M sympsthizo With the suffering wounded
and ehcrish the memory or ialso comrader ny or
dor Of o. SMITH. Acting Br gsdier General
y, srosx, Assistant AdIutant General
rRAns
Tho enemy arnnses himself every day Ia attempt
shcll trains passing and repassng on tho roads In
the Valley from Lookou, Point For all The injury ho
succeeds in accomplishing. we might as well reply from
the heights po.soason his nro from half dosen
horse pistols and bo equally suoocsu In our aitsmpI
TO XIII OF Longsreet's rebola Yet, az tho sbsmys
shells are constantly bursog bere and there bear add
around r tho coward could scarcely ind place where
there Ia nothing 10 make him AFRAID
~ VALLEY
found good deal Of corn no small quantity u pork
and some beef.
mt UB,nrbsTs
are dirty looking and truly ignorant Thoy shqw trace.
descout Indian stock. Their houses ~ mere
nuts and hardly nt 10 exclude tho cold damp ngbts
IL rains great deal here and ~ generally cloudy. Fun
shiny days are the exceptions.
LOOKOUT VALLEY, Nov. 3, 1893.
Tho day and night Of the "a passed. OF without much of
interest trsnspirns During the night the enemy ~
tempted shcl picket line from Point LOosout, bot
failed TO accomplish his purpe~e.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Interesting from Arhansas.

Tho telegraph has bsea extended W Fort smth
General Mcneil has issued order that all moesta.
tions OF tho telegraph shall be regarded the work Of
bushw hackers and every cutting of the wires sosr
lila prisoner shall bo hung.
Our forces occupy wAidron. sboo, thirty niles souih
Fort smith.
Our scouting parties have captured rsbel major ,vo
captains sad quite number Of pr'scner together With
portion Of Coopers train, laden with eommsary stores
and ammunition.
river
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
wnnr.oro-, Nov n, it,s

"ffFI"EfI"f I'"F FT'F
Ths Tfsseb nsisief, N. tsrrNr ssd lsmifa EsJtAsd.
tho Italian Aisstar,h Bsrtasiu. And his Hscr~,s, q
Isg.slon NJ. rors With cbsraisr isgis snd ieuisraht
p1t1sr 4 ths iiai..a bavy ssf NJ xcn.asal. u ,bs
Cansasn Nasty, Accompany iho s~ersssry of rsAis,
W. s-wvi " osuysbars " aay. rhs patty also
csnpasisi PfesssIi iisaosn ssf hs prrEp secretary
NJ. Also'sy. ssa several Bembsrs q sss c4slass sa1
o,hsr,, -bo -ers h NE sp~ss usa -hicA isn bore .,
.saa
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
CHATTAN o OGA.
A Union Camp Shelled by
the Rebels.
THE ENEMY FORCED TO RETIR.
Ae.. &C.. As.

cGAnasoocA, Nov. ~, 1893.
THIS morning the enemy brought battery down 10 lbe
river side and sheed camp Of the ous Hundred and
Twenty hfth Illinois, guarding the fret ss miles above
hore killing tho Rey. Mr. sanders. chaplain Of the reg
mont. Tho rebels were forced retire after haH an
hours practice by the Second Minnesota battery.
All Is quiet here aud the situation unchanged.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

~ o. ths Nayqsis 10 NSaAores, shone preeneDt BY
n King wore me Grand Gordon Of the Legion Of 30
les, and !6s French Ambassador The Grand Gross o.
Queen sabssa did not dance n consequence OF her In
ssl eating position; and the Empress only twice
Princess hurat IN the Grst with Don sebas
xsea, and 10 the second with the King
AZ Midnight, their Majeetes withdrew 70 ,hs grand
esassy where splendid supper Was served, ana success
ous ave- in
sooa their seats az table. After supper the Queen and
shs Empsess walked through the salons and ocnyesed
a. Saif past two their Majee.es retired bat tho greas
cry Of the company remained AZ the Palace for Dsa'y
Obituary.
yHB rRKNCB 0E1HRAL BRDEAU-A VICTIM oF RAPo-
LIONS COUP D'ETAr.
tFrom the london Telegraph, Nov. al
no Paris journals received yesterday announce The
Hars xiSSsnss Bsassu, whoss career as solder and
Icci.n v,s cut short oy the eo.p dsat o. bo memo
4 u % me as1 mem hs.
bubdusd by the French He commenced his active mil
sAyy hfe a captain IN the Belgian campaign Of 1881 %,
of sso years be won for himself both renown and pro
notion For his distinguished conduct at the siege Of
@ rs s o. nG
ss.inss the * Kaeyies took part In the e.pedaen Of
ss' i Se xisSs ass': the ns%sss .ssss
. sse iron.sTs Of scrococ~vhefo ADD d Gsr ka1er
5Isncen. Having tranqu2ed that district, after
nonse number Of conflicts with the Arabs he took part
the battle Of sly IN ls44, Winning for himself div
eeneyaship, and tho post superior commander Of tho
Dvcv!nce o Constantine He made two successful cam
paiRns In l846, and IN lS47 engaged tho expedition
against tho Kabyles 0 Bouge. He governor OF Al
CORA for short time, being succeeded by tho Duo
GAumae. at1cr which ho returned France, receiving
ebe decorztu Of The Grand Cross TegDn Honor
ne wae choeon 10 acs against the iusurgent ParsaDe
tAo outbreak against louis Phiippos Ministry, bat 10
favored tho popular greatly tho
0f the republicans. On the fail OF tho king he
ncmioated Minister Of War by tho provisional
povernmeCt Of tho new Freuch republic, but had
hardly time 70 accept The enrce when he received
ths military command Of Paris, Of his frat acts being
she dsaxmng Of portion Of the troops whose exoesses
were dreaded by the government Among his snbee-
guent honors his promotion 10 the command Of the
FIRST division of the Army Of the Alps his election for the
Loire Inereure, his appointment 70 the vice president
ship of the Assembly &e In his position In the French
republic he distinguished himself AZ friend OF modeIs-
sion, and assisted cruehng the sins Of tho reds
The Petit Point a Paris, where no received awound He
refused the portfolio Of Minister of Foreign Anairs ten
asred 70 him by General Cavagnac, containing to fuHl
~ duties Of Vice President Of tho Corps
which be had been elected BY the Department Of the
eiue up 70 The dda 1861 He was then arrested
by order Of Louis Napoleon, with Cavagnac and IAmori
csro and finally banshed from France For many yoars
- ved privately 10 Belgium. He was born Ia 1904 and
vas consequently bis year at the time Of his
6eoeAse.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

me twspty wooden vesseis MAR fcr sh'ch ,bs
1sehiscry h sssalsg ere 10 10 ssmss &c fog~s;-
Bs.ssI Tshriyss, uosncia, Illinois, s0nasm'o, Vista
M, rkestsqss kesssvq-a Goa tsoo1, EcersJdip rush
ns'sh, o,ssfsbs wsssee.t, nissssewska, osisfo. 10
t,sssa. ys,s. wuns~stts. o.1s ssmset
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The Paeine Railroad.

CmcAGo, Nov. Is, 1859.
Tle fret section Of forty miles OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Eastern division, has been graded by Samuel
Balsi Brothers 10 forty .Asys. Forty thousand Ties
have been delivered and the masonry and bridgework
nearly done. -Four thousand tons Of rails and rolling
stock In OF delivery II is confidently er
pec,ed lhs, the r. viii b. Ia operation New Years Day,
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
uis. Ia ~. onto R,ysv-Ths Dsiu~er,
saa Ohts uativosd Tsvmssas. 80.

fsssrksHv 40 va hoF l-i lHs
Tss Oao river 1t ,hs gtSs. two ssrsfs' n ~ es'o-
P.ivssrr, 10 seven feet ss~p. sss rses-rss sasiisg
siaxs 4 -stsrssd stssmts@ts srs ssYa'its day r.,
Hsysvns. frissnguih, cSe.rBaii isosifTls 40 1ssf
nsitsis isDaisgs.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Marins Disaster on L.k. Ontario.

The csnadiss s,~smsr Frank sU-srt, win lgnbsr,
from Hamion 70 this pors while a,ternp,Dg 70 spief TO
bnbr this mornnr vas driven the east pisf ~ tba
gale. and vent ashore under yort khs bfvken
N tso smSishlgs, and y a total wrees Bsf efsr vas
s4yef
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Arrival OF the United states Schooner
Geo. maaghsm.

mo United states schooner Geo Maushan At Ds M,s
ter John Collins commanding arrived s this port yss,eray
mornns from a cruise In the Cuf Of a. Lawrence,
where she has been cruising for tho four n0aisi
The following Is a bst o, her orcers -
Lofine NasI0-gehQ Collins, Jr.
lcfsag EnssgN ard Ererf;'srs lgc<rFrck Cabf els0n
lcfre lnifanf Psyr.asi,y-JaIpes q. Holand
<cfsno a Iatkual SsYo<cw--fhss n Eastvyci
hdsng hasfu's kafe-Jsmes Wiley asi ifaok h1f'
shall.
Psywss<rs Cisrk-Ja. J. Msllin.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
reported Csptars OF . United stasss
Wagon Train.

To General =. Coovm,-
We dashsd In yesterday above bayou Sara. on pun
derlng party d Yanksss thrss hundred srons
them ~ their ron-cads with great slaughter We
brought o6 their wagon and twenty I've prsSeers
DABSEY ~ MAuhY, MAJOR General
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

News from Fortress Monroe.
s...r EosrxEss MoSnos, Nov. ~, 1893.
j. J. Woodbridge, msrohaot Of Norfolk. trial
yesterday before judge Advocate Bell for smuggling
liquors ~ this department, and sentenced TO SIX
M r,hS<Gksd labor at Fortress Monroe.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
ssls Of 0cvsrnmsns Donda

PmtsnsLrnls. Nov. ". lse3
ys~ sss.,,,p,,o, A,s., 'vorls sa'es of t'eIwcutc.
io-esy 10 The snoss, of 81 800 500.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
The sandushy hay and Johnson's
Isiana Excitement.

ssspcsxr Nov. ~, 1883.
rbs sandusky Bsy and Johnsoss I.sna .rciensns has
ed ooi, and The troops are about 70 b sssl bsms
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

TAs Massachusetts Lsgtsiatsrs.
Bosros. Nov. IL, 1853.
The extra scssson f the legislature. having passed tho
Fnisiment Bounty bin, protogued to dSy by the
Governor.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

Arrival or Prt1sa ~ Boston.
BosroS. Nov. Is, 1893.
The blockade Cornub before reported captured
on wilmlngtos, arrived 10 night
Another blockade runner supposed 10 be the r. Lee,
from tie same place, is reported below.
B,cHIAxp Losr, Cape Cod, Nov. Is, 1858.
Passing In steamer City Of Bath. from Alexandria and
lte.uer Ela-
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

An insurgent corps, numbering, 10 said, six hundred
infantry hundred and thirty cavalry, which ~
yancsd Sunday into vobyna having been pressed by
~ Russians laid down their yesterday In the dis
szct Of salk,es 10 Gaica and four hundred men, with
arns munitions and hundred horses, surren-
asssd 70 - AusIians.
TnoRx, Nov. 8, 1890.
10 stated reliable authority that the Grand Duke
Constantine will be relieved from bis functions Cover
nos Of Poland will travel abroad and General Berg
vm b appointed - his successor
The Dano-German Question.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 8, 1863.
Sss ofheial caseas In leading article the Dano.
German conflict says;--u Ia by tho fault
q Dsnmark II peace should be disturbed.
Speech of tho Queen OF spain. 4
MADRID, Nov. Z, Iss3.
Ths ccrtcs was opened tocay. The Queens speech
says that friendly relations continued with foreign
sons the project OF constitutional reform has been
sssnisely resolved on -nas the position Of Senator 10
future WI hereditary The spesch that
lininut'on win be made In the budget Her Majesty
aspscres the nsurrecton In s. Domingo, and hopes for
The snstADce Of the nation in It's repression.
Commercial Inteiligsncs.
fAc rcutonla brings regular commercial despatch
TAs following n taken from late newspspcrs,-
ooosois steady ~ s2x YAK for Confederate
cssson loan ~ ss a.
me direction cf sbe Bank of England have raised The
rate of discount
Lrvrsroot, Nov. b,lsc3.
T,,,' T., - ~~'et and depression STU cen
unocs. Sales probably 1900 ssss: Z go.
The Dpe ming of the Atlantic and Great
weuera Railroad.
ClxvnASp, Nov. 10, 1868
uovsrpor Yates, Of Illinois; MAJOR General Rosecrans
us4 essnor sherman, Of Ohio, with sll tho prominent
railroad Of country, are here attending the open
md Of tbs Atlantic and Great Western Railroid The
hosss are an crowded with people.
General Rcsccrsns held reception last evening, aud
wss vis,ed by great numb ~ d persons.
MRApvnIs, Pa. Nov ls, 1853.
Tue exeursionists from New York their way 70
sveand 10 osebs The formal cpsuins OF the Atlantic
ssa Great western Railway toI that city reached this
posst At eight O'Clock this morning Owing the excel
~n, Arrangements Of The managers ef the Eric and
,c and Great Western roads, their trip has been
Asishtfsl one The train upon is arrival there vas
ssived with tho ering OF oanpon music and cheers o.
the pcposcs To-day s gala one for hesdviile Tb'
tsin from Cleveland brings company Of from Eve
hundred 10 sr hundred who viii escort the Eastern dele
s.,Du 70 ,n., eiy They oil lunch together here IN b'
rnsst raiwsy station 10 the country.
The weather 10 bssu'ifuL
usn,b se John brown OF schenectady
scpsssuspv, N. y, Nov. 10, 1898.
y,bn Brown, one Of cur Oldest and esteemed cili
NJ, died svaseu,y this mcrnips
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
-~~~~~~~~~~->~>>>~~~~--~~
Arrival Of the TeutOnia on
Cape Race.
~~-~~~>>s>o~~~>s-o>.~~-y~~
The United States Steamer Kearsarge
Ordered Away from Cork.
>~~>>~~~~~~~~o>~.>~~~->~~
Her Commander Refuses to
Leave.
Ths Rebel PrivateeF Alabama In the
Bay Of Bengal,
-, -. -.

D. JoDp, N ~. Nev ~, lsea.
H Hamburg American Packet compsnys steamship
Tsusoaa, from sosthanpaea November Q, passed Csps
hAss Il hAsf part i've O'Clock Msndaytsvsains ehs
vss boarded BY the nsws yacht d ths press and sum-
nAsy q her nsws obtained
n s,esner North American len Liverpool for Port
lnnd - the 6sh.
n rsusouia szpsr,snoed heavy westerly gales. An
vsn
The Unitod states Steamer KsarsarOe Or
dsrsa Away from Cork.
ADMIRAL Jones bad notified the Union steamer KeaSsaree
% Issye Cork harbor In twenty four hours The
naadss refused. mo Kearsargs coalns siruesdsy
AssAA said he watching sns blockade runners ~
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fr. II. q. wilson's Dispatches.

IL rns FIrLDi iooEorr Viilr,, Nov. 2, 1855
AFFAIRS N rHs yRor--coN0aIrUilIoR ohprn
The following order explains lself and s IN reference
the late attack galantly met and briefly tcrmi-
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
MnApvrLIs, Pa. Nov Is, 1868.

Death ss John brown of schenectady.
scppsuspv, n. y, Nov. 10, 1893.
ysss Brown. Of cur o'ds', and most esteemed eIL
~, died svaseuiy this mcrnips
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

The Privatesr Alabama.
BoxBAr, Oct. II, ises.
n Alabama Is cruising In The Bay Of Bengal.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
IMPORTANT from EAST TENNESSEE.

Longstrset Rspwtsa 90 bs Marching
Againss Buraside - Sklrm1shtsG Be-
tween the Union Oatposts aud the
Rebel Aavanc., Sc.
wAspnoros, Nov, IL, 1860
Tho Star this afternoon Gays tho latest Information
from East Tennessee that Longstreet moving that
direction, and that skrmehing already occurred
between burnsdes outposts and tho oatposs OF Long,
sreets advance. Tho exact position Of Burnsldes out
pot,s 10 Hst known
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

The Dano-German Question.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 8, 1863.
Shs ofhciai Caseas IN leading article the Dano.
German conflict says;-n is now by means tho fault
q Dsnmark II peace should be disturbed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-04

ed with Canada for instance. HowoYor
necessary the Union may be 10 New Eng,
land, certainly New England is not neoes.
sary to the Union, looking ouly in the
light OF the considerations presented 10 Us
by the President.
The preservation of the unity Of the
Republlc-oi the whole Republic, as it
was transmitted to US by its Democratic
iounders--is q duty which devo!yes upou
all of Us. But if the madness Of nrali,
cism, the egotism and selfsufliciencv Of
sectionalism, compel US to consent to a.
mutilation Of the Union, Weshall struggle
to make that mntilation as little as posi-.
be, and to preserve, as far a. it is In our
power, the old fabric, and to base its fu,
ture upon the sure foundations of the
justice and equality ard brotherhood Of
the States.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-04
The Rotten Ship Expedition.


Colonel now Gen. Wilcox, i'm speech
made at Washington after his return as a
prisoner from Richmond, said that the
policy of the administration in the cons
duet of the war was dictated by the great
steamship spectators of New York 4:
that, legitimate business being gone they
had induced the administration to organ.
ize great naval expeditions, not to put
down the rebellion, bat to keep their
ships employed at the expenco Of the peo.
pie. Now it is quite clear that neither
the South Carolina expedition nor the
North Carolina expedition were worth, so
far as putting down tbe rebellion was CON
cegnod, a single life or o single dollar
They added untold millions to our debt
and trittered away energies and armies
which should have been directed aralnst
the coniederat. forces in the field.
But the latest folly ofail the Bnuks eX,
ped.ion, has been most indubita5lv c5.-
ten up for the benefit ofpoop,e who own
rotten steamships. No other theory will
account for the pcrillinE of brave mems
lives in the wrelched tubs that we're forced
to pat into Philadelphia and Port Royal.
How many OF them is lost is not known.
but there is reason 20 a7prohord some
such disaster. Only calm skies and sum,
NOR seas can have saved them from it.
DEsFErrRs FROM BHoDa Island RFGr-
yrNTs.-The repsrt of tho provost mar.
shal at Providence states that during his
term OF Office, from Sept. 25 70 Jan. L, ho
has arrested and returned 90 their Ieri-
mems between eight and nine hundred
desar,e-s md stramlers. 1913 of whom were
registered as das.rtoys He estimates
.hn. there are now about eight hundred
seaar.ars from Rhode Island regiment
q ua uar7La, has secured theurre,t of seYs
atal recruiting officers who have sUIudlsd
the government aud the soldiers out of
large sums uf money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-04

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