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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-21
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ben porst9ltdlten %Snilrumenten Ieitber BON
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nod ntGt HerpOr5ubrtn9en permpGtc.
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0ebeuemberimte.
NntLaNIng Der brittifden Gpmfmln,


Ser Ridmpub Guqnirer ppna II. ent6alt
cine o~Tf5te(e GprrelpouOsns Dee 8e6eQen &efr.
Benjamin, pOrtu bteler ben 6rttti14ea Con
ialn onjti8t, paB lfe tbre @oriulate 5u ldiIe
Gen baten mo LIRE NadretGe antreten t6uueu.
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bon DEN Ser. Staplen er0attsm tatten.) Dee
aeoafteur bss guqatrer bautt tent @efrstdr
fur ot'ie D(abnabmsn uuD eripartet @, oaB
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ttIbe @pnIutn BIT Der Nete(lenz 1tattrumg unt
Grsqaatar aafra0en pitroeu (22?), ha Gn8
lanp befanntII@ leine uutert0auen ntr8snDs
gtne SGnB laGe. Sc e9tr bie5 gef9e9e, ie
bsTer let e8.
Jn etnem QeitarttteI iiber Trteben8s
oor{9ldGs beanlpyu6t pey1el6e bs13etbene
Mann nur nnGteDenbe Rtetuigtetten, ais ba8
Wftntnluu1 Der 8ec!n9ungeu, unter benen bic
Scnf6Dsrattrn tn eiasn Grtepen nil pem Novs
ben tpeGt8en rerOe.
Observation-Disclosures.
Inerfemnnn8o erunab9angtg=
felt Der @onf. Staaten.
3urnd3tebun9 atIeg n8rbNs
Den 3rupp en- BON ie9ltAtm SUP brett
conf6O. 8obsa. siniAlteblIA RentudY'S uno
@ltfcurt'6
3uraf3ieAunG alley Ganfees
.SU1baten aus Mar9 laab, btS bic
fer @taut entlateOen bat, Oh St In Der alien
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ISebr SSIpGaSebredber.

New gprf, 20. Sft. Ma@riGten 0eu
8ernuba 5afol8e egret@te Der engIi6e DAM
pier yYloner" poa G6QrIston ienen 9afen.
Der Nebeuenbampfer q. =. 8ancs fam poa
Wttmtn9tOn, u, 6, bprt 0n unp c.Qrjrte fit
NaIaa, Ser enalyiAe Dampfsr errei1te
8srmupa, prn QcnpUn fommeno. 010rs
imeinlt@ Elm 8lpd1oibre&er. Der Re6euer>
barpfsr Nltce Sru 0tlmtn9ton, NIT 1872
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ct. @sOr9es. Sol, WbeeIer bon rer Gtebela
leuarmee tit nit Der ensIEi6en 8rt88 uRrtnn
@}YaI" bon lsbtertm Safsn mad 6alifsr at>
Gegan9en.
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WlaiorttGt fir bic 9fesiernna

Bon ben l1nipnt(ten aus cen NtittelItaaten
lfnb 8 aus &entudY unp bUn pteIen perpen 3
auf Sette Der 8e9terun9 Rebsn. DaTslbe TIT
tusnteRsns In entl6stbenOeu Tga8en psn 0lpl.
ltn8 ron Ott0ourt So ertparten, S. g. 8latr
auf belen Gttmme Die 81. q. Tribune eben=
falls sa reGnen I1etut, IbayIaiea wir ben
Gopperbeab8.
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Delaware an StsQe Dec NIT SOB a~b9e9angen
0u. Ssmpte, 3 tn 0efbirgtRien unO 5 tn
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sa tpGblenoe unb Q Doer 5 Ger tn MIarplonb
ga trdblenben Nbseprbnetcn ycpuferpattp"
letn 70 1aD bod bte 3 aus Weibireinten unb
8 uber 2 auS @lag9laub GGer fir bic Gegte,
rung,
Selbf TN tn9inlteaen Sale sparben alp
scn 1856 Sttmmen 95 Der Negterung ut1p
nur 81 Der OppUFttpn 9cn alen @Aatttru1z
gen an9ebSrsu. Nui B lie Mlaicritdt fanu
bte Ne9terung le1blt BET ben ouf's aner1d1rfRe
fOrmnItrtsn partetfrdgeu rsdjnen. DOt0 fol-
Ge fomnren wdbres0 siu2r GsilFOn ntHt au3u
tautg per. SIN ben uietfen Teagen tpe&Den
nttnoeltens NOD 4 pber 5 yllntUntaeu" aus
DEN Wlittelfaaten NIT Der Jfeaterun9 eeben.
70 baB f1 elm StimmenperbG!tntB bon 100:
sc ergeben Dtro.
Dte bts tsBt am Gaufgften gsnanutsa San
Dtoaten fUr cas- SpreGseramt IEub Wafb~
bmrne bon SQtapts, far spel6ea auFer |ets
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treter Der @balr'f6en, GOIfar als gsrtreteg
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falen", DbiHpn bgtbe Do6rfGsinlih gtue
iOIde SPe3tffattOn tbrer GteQung 3uridwstz
len. Slatr 1T oer 8eprG'entaut Ser Comfy
gattSsn" 2ppalttdt etnes Widgoffn, Widltfe,
Gamble, SerarO, 3burIOtp @Geeo, JtaYrncrC
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~SOr8an9lt9en Yartetberatbung ge0eu chamber
%db9srC9en reroen, uab Derientoe spa bgtoen.
far psl9en bte Mlatortt1t tbrer DartetaeaOIeu
ll9 snsi9stoet, tptrO bic aufrtGti9e l1nters
Ittbun9 Der 6reun0e ba8 anberen er0alten.
90 psis e5 tBre 6abtgfsitsn un0 @einuunqen
betrtft, miro Die @abl 3ptI6en ibnem ldpsr
ls'n. 0e8en @Clfor pugfre pietIeiAt Ger I'm
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3stt NIT osm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der repu0(i=
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lgtnetn @0neuErsutsn OaiDburue nidt Gilt.
user thinner gum Spre65sr sesp16lt tperoe.
n119e 90 n1r Elm 6 @ n e. Tepublifaueg Ubue
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Departsment bat cine Wttt0etluug BON benl
9tear Motntrat See, bGt!et NerupDyt Stems, e.
9altsn, weIde bert1tet, bab 2tfut. 2apIOn az
IL. etuen Oampfer tpelt5parts pp11 Der 9at
Don glerp Snlet eutpedte, wel1sr oa8 ufer 3u
9sptnuen iuGte. Ct berIRdte init 1eiylent
SAtfe 3piiAsn balelbe uHO taS nfer ~ fom>
men tpas tbnt iebo0 ttAt geIaug. 8et BEN
8erfuhe les frsrapen S@ifts, ole Sce sDieper
sas eewiunen, fubr e8 bsfttB Guf ben @ruab
nn6 bic etntrstenpe Gbbe D~aretttlte ale 0ers
Iu6e es Disber fptt gu ma@sn. Nle an 8Urp
8einblt6e entfamen nit NuSna6me bes 2.
un0 3. St%euermannss, 2 MatroIen utb etnem
Nafagter.
Qteut. Qatpion istte e8 lit Geuer, berbrannte
eB Biz gum 0aAerIpteBcl uno tagte e!ne an
gail 8otnben burA bte WtaIAinerte. Man
9laubt es iet Der PropsIer Douro, nod Btls
mtn9tCn 9sbSrt9 nit etnem Cargo BON $50
8allen 8aumw0le, 27O &tftem Salad unD
etue Quantttat &srpeuttn, ale8 Dfr RebsQsns
Tssternn9 9ebGrig.
SIuscbIitbe 9lbieettng Ses Gen. &cierfrGn;.
Die Nep NOrter Eri6une bertGtet, baB
0en. N0lenfran; Ge3 GDinrH1no0s pee Cunt
6erlanb Mrmee ent9cben tpare, alicia Na4-
fra9en Bet Verfouea, Die Heon fir pUbl inter
ri9tct baIten TIM, er9teIten tpeoer etne Be-
tabence NOD Serustnsn0e NntpCrt.
Spbe SantseIber unb &rGrnicr fir Sreipiaise.
0afbtngtDn, 20. Stt. Die @rofpb-
marl9aus Sffre Fat Elm ameuDtyteS Circular
putltstrt, wOna9 jeper 9eotente Mann, Der al8
Greiwtutger In bic Nrmee trttt. $500, unb f.
Der unseOtente 6rstipiuise 1902 Sanoeelb
unb @rdmte erb6tt. Dabet 6a6en (e bas
Re&t, untsr ben alien i'm Tslbe RetenOen Re=
s~tHcuter trsenb zines ans3umG6len, In bet Fe
3u btensn tpGnIGen.
9idbterlidbe Grnsnnmns.
Gtps Ssf SesutUn, Der bts9ertae @tnats-
antpalt TN Ia0ItGen Dttritt BON 6lOrtpa 1T
gum @t&ter tn Oemlelben Dtfrift ernunnt
pcrbsn, an bte Stele BON Nt6ter NiOrte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-21
Stnseicbeft eires rteuen gtebeIerz Gittf6nS it Wearns
rDIGnc Tub SScunfpIDanicn.

g9tr erfobrfn aus ofF3telea Guelen, baB
In3etAen bUrtat0en fnp, Die auf einen ueuen
8ebeuen~@infau tn MarYlanb nnb Bennfpt=
ranten Gtnbeuten. Sc betBt, baB Stebsllen
@apnIIerte lt9 On bsn 0erIAteoenen Gurtben
am utsrn @otculac In tarter Nnsabt consenz
trtrt. 3uOertdlIee Na9rtGtsn lIn0 Bis jet
ntGt oari6er etn8slanfem, So6 fett gu ere
tuartev, naB trpbbeet nnIere MtlttGrbetSrbe,
ua6 BEN tranrt9en Grfa9r;n8en, bic fe fGun
6sntaGt, sfsttipe MabreBeln 5ar 9erbatnn9
o~etlelben trefen pirD. (Mu1ertcam.)
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e q Ii Ea&rtdsSGr
q lb.s h tsa GaIsmpr. sasslsts.
MettereS pm GnrDha.
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.Sibernian".
New OFT, 20. Sftbr. Der Dampfer
nGitp Of Stem gOrf", an 7. Oft. BON 9tper.
ppol un0 an s. BON 9ueenstptpn a~b9efatren,
fam 9eitsgn NaAmitta9 um 21 l1tr bter an
uno bra6te 636 BaifaSiere.
Die iibertraAte BOlt III UNI 6 Sage neusr
al5 bic 5ulstt em%pfangene.
GnsIanc.
3pst ben lIoltAen NebsQsn g~itn2tee gluts
tn chandelier tabeu lt9 peretnigt unb btslten
cine Ser a~mmIung, In wsl9er 2erb @barn.
cltfs ben 8prlib fl6rte unO entf9teosn ftr pte
NuerFennun9 pes SGbsus 1praG. gr uurbs
gum blssbenoen gorfber bes 8eretns 0stp9blt.
Die 9onbonsr Shines" ppm Z. Sit. ents
tGlt einen 2eItartifel, nprtn Es Den, beu!1den
8unbe nit Der 8stnblGoft GnBlanbs unO
8raufyetGs brDbt, tppferne bic 8unoes.Grscu.
ton in 9OIltetn 3ur IusfIbrung fummen
IoLte.
Gin 6. SttObsr, Mcr9ens fur3 Dor 81 l16r,
tpurpe Gn8Ianc BON etnsm Grcbeten er16ats
teri, bas tnDsB ntr8enbs S8aosn enrtAtete.
Die tnerieanifHe Srase.
Grtef, 8. Sft. @r3tsr3Os Mnrtmilian
bat Deute bic msritaniiAs Deputatipn empfams
gen 1t, bereItea auf tire Nnfpra6e entsesnet ;
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Dos mEi6ourf 9epnrtenent.

St. 2puie, 20. Stt Gen. 5@offsl0
9at cine Srbre e%vIa7en, poya8 CT Gen. sic
gleat beS G0mmaucps be8 0j3rtfE8 ton GUts
psItsGRti0urt ent6e6t uno i6nt ba8 Commando
Deg Dilritt6 Der 6vont, wel6e8 Sen, blunt
tnye bate, iibergibt ua0 2ebtsyn nnpstf f@
In ~2eapenpOrt0 81 rapp0rttyen. Ser. SQn~
b0rn tberatn1ntt bas COMMANDO SDn G0GDeR
Wfifourt uno:.gen.@ wins5 @rGn3Otfrit, pir0
gum &ania8 Department gel9lagen,
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(5eu. see o,,f te,t @iicF,uce.

New gOrf, 20. ST. Der @pe,toI-
@0rrflpOnceut Der @Oft bert9tst aus 0ai9ing-
ton, DaB Sen. Menpe'6 Nrmse F6 auf @erfol,
gung Der Nstelenarnse bafinoe Die tn UoQenl
NidBa8 it unO lfA laOn ienie'tB te8 9taBpa=
laanGG befnbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-21
Sutt Der Srpnt.
(sYestal6epei6e tes r@6tG. Snouirer.

@ofttuetOu, 10. Ott. IS fn0ut atr
pent8 0efe4te an Der Jronte ltatt, Gin Daiers
tsug, welAer 81 tern antant, beri9tet, bic 92es
beOen : Nrraee (et rad GWIpsppse 8urad8lfat@
len uno ip6ve 9enet9t, btsIsn Wuntt gu 6atten.
@n ben Oleb Der 81, Penn. GAP, tpetGe zen
PrOfob0tsoF bel Sen. @atri6 Serio9, 1T Die
1. MatYl. @atalIetie 9erlsBt wpyDen. Nm
Sonutag Na4t fanb elm IstDtes 80rpoItgas
0sfedt be6 70. 9ennl9tp, Geo. TeBtmsnt,
2isut, Sol. SOnes, fat pbne 0erluR 3u taben.
Dtefen IiCr9en tDnrDe eth Gfftige8 8suern
IN cer Mi4tuna BON Wanalas GeGSgt.
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@erfd,t iiber gfpfenfrans.
@ynm 0cr BOtomac 2lrusec.

Nep 2Jogfer 8tdter pOn 9eae7n FAB eoQ
bon Oe19latsn iiber Meape's Nrnee; btslel6e
iei In Die 0ett6etot9un8Sltnien bon 2BQI6in9=
ton 3uradgefaCen. @intge fuO BON ptsierNdh'
riot gang IN gsrrirrung 8eratbcn.
NaMyi9teu aus 8Ir8tnten 3ufoI8e fn0
game Gtredsn bieie6 Staate3 eOn beu GruE~
penp9etlea Der 2ee'i8sn @rrnes beOsdt, pslde
BgDpIaat GuGen, bn 90 t9nen utGt 8~etnngsu
tR ben latOn6truPpen lire 3ufu6rtratn5 az
3ulaneiben. Die 0e6eIen ~be9aupten, leBtere8
fpiivDe t6uen O9ne wettere8 8e(ungen itta,
r0snn SiG'S @orps su reGten Bet tn Gal(eH'8
Citation etn9etgpfsn WGre.
Gin @tfhngeuer pOnt geuanuten 3rubben>
t3Tper, pglaer aber etne tpsitere SnpoF0u
MlarplauD's 6efragt puroe, tpuBte psiter feiue
MutpOrt nIS: 'd-n Maryland. 49, (QtiGt
3n berte9ea.)
+ Ser star" pst&em tptr S6Ege8 eutne6>
men, 8Iaubt nt9t, Dap e8 In Vlane ber Mss
be1sn lteSt, bissmol8 Mor9lanp 81 betcstsn.
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Sas 0uOta pUm ana6adufetts.

8ofOn, 20. Dit. @ou0. Quhyeps
wurce BON 0oiRtnetru benuGriGeigt Da6 baS
QuOta bon W&a1a8uiett8 fir baS nsue Qlni
0etot 1920 Nl. betraat.
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Die gOeemterei Der Georgia gOISater. 60 xoSte
Mnn 90 SSerYruncete.

8ttanntltG bate f& bte g.. M(i3 mad
otr S4Ia6t BET Gbtdnmausa Netpstseri, net.
ter su bienen, tnbem fe bCr9a6, E@ mar 70
lan9e eerpftHtet 5u BADEN, Big bie l69eyalea
Gruppea aus tb1sm etgaen Staate ssrtrie6su
wdrsn. 8raq9 msigerte f0 iepOn, bteIelbeo
gu. entladsu, rvDrauf fe Ole Bafsn nteOtyleas
Ell. Da auf uoGmaltse Qufogbsyung bic
9eute BET t6rer 0et8eriin5 bltsben, 70 t6ur0e
cine Dtpt1on BON QOn9Rrest8 2eutsn bg0sbett
auf ~otelelten 81 fsuern, pcbet go get6otsf NM
209 mel(ten5 f4per 3ertpnnbet Wur0en.
Geriidt iiber NUfenfrans.
9n Waf6ia9tou Qiu8 Da6 @erI@t. baB
NoIsnfran3 tn Grant etnea NadfcI8fr eebaIe
ten fol-, -
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acknowledgements iber GOms. Gurttns Gr.

@btGobeGpbta, 20. Sft. 100 60
roneniaafe tpurcen bsate 81 @bren Der Grs
mGblung bs8 Unions Gtdete Q%b8efeuert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-21
Ole gsertbeibi9nna BON WOrtlanb.

0Orttano, 20. Sit. Sen. Wfaior
DIR pttroe 8eIfern In bisIger @'aot9oue bon
ben StaotbsbGeOen begriBt. CT ia8te, tob
bet 9afen IN Der belsn ggstis bertbet9tat In.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-21
eaIttmOr., bsn q. oEtOser 1853.
Dsr m6@fte Gonars6,

Die q. 9. Gribune. tn 8esug auf poIitiI6e
Statt1it bte superlGlF9fe uno eepi6enbafteRe
aIer NutOrttdten, reGnst fis eas nG9ae Ste
observation-disclosures fOlsenbs8 SttmmeuoerbGlts
ntB 9eraus =:
Repnblitaner unb &sie88bemOfroten,
8r6Bteut6etl6 Dur9 retublifantI@e
Sttmmen ertpatlt 90
DemCfraten uub &nOipnutbtue8 72
uuntOuiten aus ben Mittelfaaten IA
Sacan3 tn etnert bsnpfratiG1er Di1fr.
(Altaup, %. g., no g.. @orrtn8
refgntrt 9at
40
ON. I'M en. II. oa.t 81 =
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Sic Observation-Disclosures,

0bttabelp9ta, 90. 0t. nar Der
tduf bon 5.2Oer bsItef f6 9eute ouf 50, 1884,
400.
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Sur MeffaurGteure.

ger STEAMER rSan1ntprta" ~er1pfarsen fp eben;
$50 SesS neuc %on %5drlnge, btesid6riger Sang.
100 y Mprtne9tfd)er &rdutsr MHd3pSiS.
so Spres Nuii der GaoIar.
100 etnSemddbte MaIe In @eIee, iopte Srenler
Spedaale, Snnptafe IN allen Sprten II. {. No. tpel1e Mrttttl
! ar ~eetalt9en &bnabme befenS e%mpfeblen
NpepeI& WtlbelmDt
(4pct-) $40 gDefs SalttmOreftr.
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Oeutf5eS NrbeitS OSantpet{unoss
gureau,

0katneel!t0be gi0. IS,
nnter Nutt6t Der UDeuti6en @sieGG5aft.a
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25
To the Point,

Most sensibly does the Troy E'Press"t
say that amid the clamor for the annihila-
tlon Of party organizations--the shameless
misrepresentation of its views and aims
tue democratic party stands firm. The
grand old party. is not be broken, either
IN spirit iorin strength, by temporary
defeat.. 1t may be defeated but it H'still
Eres,2 New recruits will take the place
OF coFardly ,deserters !; and refreshed and
organized, the party will yet tbe stronger
for the, next conflict. Throughout its
long and useful career it has ever been the
foe of oppression and tyranny, the friend
OF constitutional rights, the protec,orof
the Government, and the Defender of its
Flag. "The Union, the Constitution and
popular rights" has. been the motto in.
serlbed upon its banner as it has. successr
fully. planted the Stars and Stripes on the
border of the Gulf of Mexico, and the
shores of the > Pacific. The record of its
acts from the brightest pages in, American
history; and noamount OF misrepresenta+
tlon-ne seDseless persecution of its fol.
Lowers and supporters, can swerve it from
the proud position it,has, ever maintained,
Let the' Waves Of mad fanaticism roll on.
And when the temIpesetost' and :disman-
tied old Ship of1State.is aboutto go down,
q a.cryqwill rise above the waiing of des-
pairing imbeciles for succor. Then will
the strong arms and brave hearts ofathe
democracy be Welcomed to the command
-Lochltauen (Pa.) Demoerat ra in. r..
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25

A Federal Lieutenant Convicted Of Plum
The New Orleans cousspondeiteef she
NsF York Herald saSs.in a recept letter:
An Important case was-Aried in Xhe
Provost Court, before Judge Atocha, on
the Oath instant. 1t was the trial of Lieu
tenant John Bauer, of Company T. Sc
.eopd Rhode Iflapa cavalry, and Sergeant
Carl Fisher, ,& the same reginepS whp
we're jointly charged with having robbed
in May last planter, who resides near
Franklin, in the parish ofSt. Mary. When
our army 'uader dMajor GBaefal . Bahksj
was moving up the Attakapas country, in
the month named, Lieutenant Baner, with
small detachment OF trooas,wens oqtyQn
scouting expedition. . '''' 9 ~ N - = II
.>-O One morning they went to the .planta-
ton Of Mr., Frere, the complainant in this
case, demanded the hospitality of that
gentleman in such a threatening manner
as to admit of no refusal. After parta-
king of hearty meal the avaricious pro-
peusities of the defendants were soon ap-
parent. They terrorized the planter and
his family by threatening to burn his house
unless money or vsluables were given
them Mr.. Frere had no IN ney, except
ing Confederate currency, and before the
thieving propensities of these military rob-
bers could be satisfied, they procured, un-
der threats of violence, diamond breast
pins, gold watches, jewelry and clothing
to the amount OF several hundred dollars,
all of which plunder was divided among
the prisoners and their party.
The evidence in the case was clear and
the prisoner found guilty. In disposing
Of the case, the Judge said that the regi-
ment to which the accused belonged was
disgrace to the army while in the Teche
county, and a terror to that entire region.
So low did it descend in It's pundering as
to rob women of their clothes, ahd its con-
duct brought blush of shame to the
cheek of every officer of repute in the en-
tire army. He concluded by sentencing
Bauer to hard labor on Ship Island, with
ball and chain, for one year, ard Fischer
for six months t"@ H
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENTS ToBAo.
Go AT RICHMOND TO BE TAKEN AWAY.
1t is expected that feet of transports
under escort ia Frence covette will short.
ly appear in the James river to take on
board between 5000 and 10000 hogs
heads of tobacco belongieg to the French
government, which was bought and paid
10, for prior to the 4th of March, lS6i.-
This is the tobacco which has been the
subject of so much diplomatic correspon-
dcnce between France aud the United
States. The recent visit of the French
Minister to Richmond is supposed to have
had to do with this matter Wash. cor.
~ Y Tribune.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25

IMMENSE FRAUD ON THE GOVERN.
MENT.-The recently discovered frauds in
the Quartermaster's Department at Alex
andria are attracting good deal of atten-
tlon. Soon after Colonel Thomas was an.
pointed Acting Quartermaster General, he
became convinced that extensive frauds
being perpetrated in the Quartermaster' S
Department. at Alexandria, and took nlea-
sures to trace the matter out. The result
of his investigations were placed in the
hands of the Secretary of War, and Cap J.
tains Stoddard and Ferguson, the latter
the post quartermaster, have been already
arrested and are in the Old Capitol. 1t is
rumored that ether officials are implicated
inthese transactions. The matter will be
fully investigated, and the guilty parties
brought to justice, without regard to rank
or position. The friends eff Captain Fer
guson claim that he is innocent, and that
he will be able to establish the fact upon
Ian Investigation Of the matter. The
amount Of the frauds is not vet known, ,y,
but it is believed that it will reach the
neighborhood of a million of dollars, as a
they have been going On for long time.
" Y. HerdM. 90 l'<'i' ' 80 . "''s7
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25
Thanksgiving Day.

In the observance of thi sfestival, as in
many other things, we note the changes
IN the fashion of the times. A genial,
social sentiment once blended with the
religious observance in which each con-
gregation uttered their united thanksgiv-
ing to the common Father of all mercies,
But, as "Yankee notions" have obtained
prevalence among US, "Thanksgiving day"
has lost this character, and we can plainly
recognize the Puritan origin of the occa-
sion, as it is now celebrated among us. 1t
is not regarded as time for the publican
to acknowledge his sins and implore the
Divine mercy, but for the Pharisee to ex
press his sclf-satisfaction that He is not as
other men. Public opinion in our city is
still so generally in favor of the preaching
Of the Gospel on Sunday, that those who
taste or early training leads them to prefer
other topics, can obtain full scope only
on this day Of secular appointment The
clergy of the New England school---fel-
lowers, most Of them, OF Garrison and
Wendell Phiihs have widely departed
iioH Hbuo eAaMpF7 VI tuetIEue GnrlStlan
model. IF asked a question about giving
tribute to Caesar they would be in hot
haste to utter theircrilde opinions on that
hsonany etherpi'litical subject lsThahks-
giving day IL by Them 'celebrated' iinl the
true style of The Puritansaa4 This sect r,s-
jecteds.all traditions, CONSIDERATIONS and
authorities, and, aih licu,' accepted the
teachibgs Of some Praise God Baro Bones,
whose ignorance was eaualed only iby his
pfesdhptiaBg lIHth,s region,ii IL has been
'hishefto fhbugisathat the usefulh ess eof d
pseacber appended mbre, on his avoidance
30 p6litieal' topics ahaa ahs ieloehonceriq
tseatiagtbem. PAs plea q gas parties exist,
whiUhfhustbenlwaysio free Governments,
no clergy can obtain the confdance of his
hsatefs by a partisan discussions Of politi-
CAP sab5ects upon which ,ehey aroldiyided.
He may possibly please one party, but he
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25

ANOTHER AMALGAMATIoN CASE ~
we are, furnished with the particulars OF
another disgraceful amalganar,on affair,
the made offender being a resident Of Fort
Aee, tie negro @ench residing at spresent
at Railway The case isa disgusting one,
and yet, after all, not so much to be won
dered at when We consider the fact rhat
the chief offender is mouthing Abol-
tionist weddedte the doctrine of enianci.
pat on , Illustrating ID bis own person that
he is also willing to go the full length
with his party, even to practical amalga
nation The case is too sad for comment.
bergen County Democrat.