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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09
1873 the 1868.

L - ~ SsYLvaK!A q. IRAL saTL3o.t'.
VI. u ~ ~ n. ,.5i lii = ss;r egoTE
"" N.y.No.. 10 rlg PEiSc.ptt. LAY tirisI
SEVEN -Ins day from ,'e' o., 20 ..ae'9-a Va
h,x.Je an - VT, ri, 81 ~. ~ Sn' sex rJ,,s
M 'Si,1 y Lave sHV -XORN FRON NE
10 q OF COUR1L a. y Isl
II .te ,a the orrins aassei gers osye New
W -, ~ i'm. q. ,ther routes; Fvsning passengers
=, q :. M, Ons iour la'er O. IL Other ih5s.
~ Wv 4 Allentown. .yeains passenger l.ve q, o. m,
y a, the came time Honhen lines Ia Cbic,so aud al
nont, IN The NOl,h-Ecs Cretn lndsnsros Loaisrils,
~ Loni. Clsye.'1o Ccanoas Cincinna'- aud al raa
F;rrriss Cars winou; change from Philadelphia -
pi,.burgb 80 miles. ard Newfok to Pittsburgh, ~ n,lea
smoking aud a oon GAYS on . / i,sinL
haze me same as other TOn,es.
Bs.ssge checked hiousn. Transfers lse.
Secure Tiosc good u.'il u.-A; by Pit.sbarsh.
WESTERN EAlGRAllOS.
Arco oCalon Line, vnirn eioids orgsble mode OF
travel 20 pAs1ie, moving westward st onebaf tie usual sss
OF iale 49,. -,
ny ibis route eshis q az dsctp lens BIZ forwarded
20 aul from point tne u i.oad OF OHIO Kentucky
ROAD DIRECT TO any por on the ngsgable riyeu Of
the West by .tela.ers from Pittsburgh 49,
The rates OF fresn ard from any poln In the West by
tie psnnsyyauia ars Railroad all times favorable
shippers ntruag the transportation OF their Freight 70 Inv
Company rely with conhleuce on Its speedy transit.
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock viii hnd tbs mos So
ysategeous route. Capicons Yards well wstered ho sI
piled with every c0Eyenence have eeen opeqss go s
and It's connections, and every atienou pau To-
From Harrisburg where viii be ionnd every PHI Ei
feedipg ani resting choice oiieed 81 the Ts
PIlIA NEW.YCftK and BALTIMORE MAhhEIo
] &, ErI.lO m, Passenger Agent. No. A'tofh'uss
No hstor Heuse aud No. SOU ', ia"'s"
MCDONALD BiscAoFF. EmsIa a 1 Ss.tssv.,...
EYoCH LEWIS General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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Arrived. ...SUSDAY, Feb. 8.
Steamship Hama tBreml Won Santen, Bremeo Jan. 10
and Southampton jan p M, mdse and l47 p,aenger
gales tho ene passage Lost all the quarter bea ard nearly
all tho rails. hsd wheehouse stove In and badly damaged
Slip adler lBrsm) Wencte Havro Dec. 81. ndss. snt
| passengers to Uuksrt Co. -
Ship Pacific benson, orlen. Is days, sogar and mo
l.ssesto VIM Afed Nelson. Had strong variable wind
B"rt Mar Lee Morton Palermo New via Gibraltar l2tl
ar Hampten Roads inst fruit and passengers " Law
renee Giles Co. Jan. Is at 81 49, lon ~ ~ experiences
gale from s. W., darius which lost foremost nsin topga
Into Hampton Roads for repairs.
RIk Jane A. Bishop. Wolfe, New Orleans 10 days. 'us'
and molases 10 j. ID. Fish Co. on Mdiisnila Keel "a"
ship about 900 1000 uns, bound north Win luy
nsnat and loss of foe and nizSsn topssan'nasls wa
Bars REINDEER (oT NewIIaven), Wellington, Sc Kits
days sugcr r. Trowbridges Sons FOB ], lat. 80 ION
70 pased yes..ps topnast number Of wine ooIes ar'
Bark ). H. Eicss Grecn,usr Ncw-or!sans u days sugar
Barkenne BenetcoT. Corning Yokohama Oct -, pitsca
hnjer Nov. 8, 60 \ a Low Bros
Blk Esrct Terry pernEmbuco Jan " sugsr 70 master.
9Th inst, lat 80 ion. u, spoAs BTen' snP Neptune 0f
Ehs Nsspa ca.r.a OBJ, Of Wiud.qy Nsl Shaw Man
~ spoke nark Roanoke from Ls.ayr. for fhustelPha
Bns d. Lincoln loi Br'r!wick 1e) s.oyer m'tanzes
II days, to Calvin Adams. As' experienced heavj
Brig poluI tDr'.i seshsu,.n. RIO Ianeiro Nov a. via
D.,~ are BreoSya.sf Reb T. csIee TO Napier Welsiord
Mar n Jan. H. win Key we.t 25sh Iognood and pmsDio
y, u. Solomon J1I 49, of Cape antonio spOhe ehT
Red Jacket, rom Naslnu for Tol AGO.
Scar. f. ScamIn- Brl BEsnnop, Pr violence days, In
ts'liG.to master. .
scar Onro1o W. Holrl.s Bucknoo Ariia Creek 10 day'
hor Dc0ucng TO Gen Burnsdes sG, TO Unitea S4Ses
Assistant Qusrtermss.er
schr. Sea Flower, ark. PhilsaeipLis 2 days. coal.
schr. Emily Potter, Sheppard. Phlde phts days. COAL
Schr. H. Co.son. high. Pniis4epBa Gays, coal.
Schr. Geotge WssAnto Seetn.n, Great Egs haTDor,
I wood
schr. Joserh Adarns Great Eyg Hsrbor. woed
~ Ma ofolI ant
Il, y. FOX & 20 '-.. -. :,
schr nj, Wild {. nas,sd) Ro6iuson NewbsrB ~ C,
DAYS Ia b.. isst "a Il. !, As-.tsnt QuaftsralsFel.
Steamer Ditln ,ad state o.. : trausppn Nicks New
beru ~ c. ia fortress Monroe wAss she landed her nsus
an prseugers ia b. 10 L. $ Assistant Q1aftcsl.stsr
steamer hona sparks (U. D. sponl. Alien Sewocrn'
n e. Jan 3D. ~ ballast 20 L ). A'aAsu lnt;af aisef
s,eamer Geo Peabody. CIshi ~ = 'ras'porl Aletsn'
dis ~ hou from Csps Henry ia osa" 80 u D. Asst
Quar.erniast.r a. =
Hiltap Head -,
steamer osprey, Alarich. Providence ma'e. to Ed'~a
RyIuer. ~.
steamer Petrol. Young, Providence. rlfo. to Ed"aFi
steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence mi'e. to ES~Sd
DyunsT. 49,,
THR SNIP JosEPu OICHRIsT, Capt LanerGr, Tor iTer'
,oi While a. sochlf a. ara tine "ss tiisOvee- De ON
M. f,fvrri " ieb with as tlacs o. Doa.s crew as
bv AIT John Car of the u. s. gryenu- cutler tsT"sff
va, exiting uisAed. aai lie tLip pgoceedcG to-
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f'n,sru-grS Arrived

r. s',aa4,Ap Egfts you By,msnc b. iIack saer LADY
sal spr r. bL~1o o. 4 Ctr,a, lrchs. Jo, tsrd en-
4 v 81 scott ry,, San1s. Emery. j. H.r.''. lady odd
clld a. sc'uttl. o. Ns.'1uous 70 Dr'cfn. J finry D..
Folio - simon. L,-.--h Atau. q IL fn.c. g. h.schcf
O. iIs-.usp, q. taa.,rs =. ,r,r, J. EG.Li-y a,d hd5
ur K,a..o ini sdy, 81. drclnE d ady, a. a. Mcy'l
.liy 30. steven, ialy tui oii j. brcke I'D dy VI star
bra. nnd ads H. G. t4r.rf ana Peter fochf NHi
.'cr. 4 A.n Il.a1.ki o. Hsr!". co. E.' 'ha g. .. L.
l.clrr james .amidt, T.. ~ hoursfatr. G. benz au.
illf, n L6rtow I'D -y, J. pt en. ann. a. In,p.f .
i.k G. Mrift-r.. T. n. ioad ca II iflrl tNna. Ale
"a l.r Lortc L,wn-lrr, \ Fusr, J. 10 ,auef, jacob
), rr,ilcr .oui.e Dc sloi. fu.ait Fal.t
H. MasV !fsleH, Jfem hefmaaa--J. Scou, J. Nc
kcfulT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09

Hoes By rHR MILr.-IAe Chicago Tribune says
the total number Of hogs received in ,bat city snce
Oct. 1.-The commencement Of the packing season-
amounts 10 / ,o56,ilO These stretched gu, in one
line would reach title over 200 miles, or from
Chicago, through Michigan, Canada and New-fork,
thence up through Connecticut, Maesachu'et's. New
Hampshire and Maine. TO Portland. During Me
came time ,Lerc was received j2,bl7 cattle.
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ships-ymerild Isle Jos 0iobrist, Aurora, Ason tbrh
G,orss T. McCe'7a Prnz an rrt tlism.l ExeesiSE 20
loglL5 lGsg,s - Oaa i.dDgs Nic."na N feHh' LnI'
McLsnciLin firt e.. , Nj.
BasEs-Psstha Katharine, Psa.s tpg;c4) ieey Eeson
So. xorooL t,r) Fl4enLcne n.fs) pA.s III Hshuy
saosi tRu,s H. asd. Morning. star VISA Name. s.s2ie'
fnldon Eagls (n) Ansde tbrl, l.aoaii- Aonn''n 'oJ
Ia kentpe-boalto OIL a., 49,, ~,
Bnss-aurora (er) Ocean Wave, Cav'ndiah Ansth .slo
uie Schiller 90. Ameiia tPortl. hsry-s. queen ~
Fanny Bels The IA, (.fnspart), JeHaJ Mo'"y N"'I
Kamah Rl-inor tDsn }, WIZ Piissoa. -, go.
Schooaefr \ 15lniugs Carries Drnn's CSfne
v.nrs Ns,i4 Tita q N Baldwin, lausee DoJ1e Ercel
.ior d. C. Kaire Helen Mar. G-c,gs \ smh. Avon, ~
I'M. Sea Witch J.. bu.Lsr (br.l, FsIncs Coffu, ="
s,esm.rs-De'fct raroOn, Diuchins, Auga's pin'mofe
/ Harle-E. j. ~
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Schr Henrietta Bell Elirsbsthport for Proyidence.
schr challenge, White, Phadephs for Fall River coal
sehr Superior, Elwsn. Baltimore coat for Boston, and
Dal,el. 7-' N' " -
strsroer Fec Gull Ksnney. Provdsncs mdse to Edward
BynBer
The steamship Fab Kis Intended for the Chin, 20
wstss went down the bay this ming on . trial TIP
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Arrived.

Bark Xsnihe Chapman, AspinwalI Jan ~ VIII muse
j. Joy ,, cooo,r Fern. oda
srhr Mary Helen mr.. OF Bcrmuia), |o'P0'
Jan 70, vh.st to Middleton 20. p,it.r,.
Dchr. yiEapt, Heath, Edzabs!bpeh lSr fIo'iaeHs''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09

G0 fMM WANTED, an active young
VcsOOOs 6usip.s man. 20 purchase onehsf the
Interest ~ administering coGcen. recently sted. and
nov In full aud successful operation The business 10 mo-
nopoy end can be pushad 10 extent PShts
orders Only pirtiee
vita az Toast U ia hand and dy for work, ueet adore"
4 b., Box No. 800 Neo.I 0Ik Pea. office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09

Aislsgu.g AiHss.C.
M p,s.s..1:0J Ee.s.........5.26 Noon Rises 10 -
hitu wArEK This DAY
andy uook. .e.2J rrs. nianf lliIl iIcl FAr .l..'i
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Below.
Sailed.

ship J. g. Len,hard.
Bark Loxingtou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09

CCTTAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, tOncning
~ - I.er,owr (rork liarbor -th, vel STOW steam
80 ,ns lv..p,oi HegiorA aud fhiiaae'iH'a S'sau'Hip
Ho,',,i,, sr. t.n.sd 10 SAL A. iolio"'' ,,, T. / =,
CRY or hIANciEsfE- s..9pssy ssD 81
I'pN,
Citv an -sHil' Jay 60 u
A.. ~ ,neceelins SAIL KDAf' al noon nom iisr No.
~ North i.vef -, al, u,ss.ar
PAYABLE in rrece Or IL eln'vslsh,, III u, currency ~
NJ t6n 10 oudoa. - os,eerssc g. i.oaon... IS 81
Fis.i CABIN to Pa's.. w toStceIas 10 aI,,.' 20 20
pn..rn~rs also forwarded 10 Huvse, bTeen Rotterdam
Anf,yefp &c. 4 equaly low ra'cs
re-, rom LiyeTQ0oi or Queenstown; lat Cabin, 49, SIS
all s,serasr foni Liverpool, $40 From oueenstown 30
ho who wish tsnd Tor their friends can buy tickets
At those rates.
Fox ue her information apply at tic CompsIy's Offices
JOHN u. DALE, cent No. l. Broadway, n. Y.
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Sailed,
Arrived. ...SUSDAY. Feb. 8.

Steamships for Hamburg; ssIouis Shell
drake; Star Of the South =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09

Occan Cleaners.
CARRYIYG TIE UNITED STATES MAIL

NARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL
HrAr a6GHs \ f& E3,' ES 5cy FF2SSfS C.
MAY SANFORD
will le.ye Pier No. .. \. r.. SALLtDAN, FEB. H. d
p m fr lcsnlort AND Port ROYAL. 80
fa sht rls4se apply "a ny OF TIE C1mpan) ONCE
ins AJGUSiA uINS,iOEE. ~ succeed the May sai.
l,rl su., have N.y,-YorS OF 1hoat Frogu-c. p.
ADAMS hXfREss coMfA-'f, NJ. 80 brO'iwsy.
COR CAITORNIA VIA PANAMA.-A first
4 class steamer wi, NeETo.4 .he 81 ii'a saS
.it Of each month. crcr, hen those f'.s st ~ =
DAY wucu the day OF drpaUure VIA oo u' h'. OAK III
10, r.i.h, ps.as., sIp. at 'te Only sr 70 Bowl
inssrren. =, d N.'..--,, -,so--,
NOl NENN.ORLEANS DiKECT.-The iue
y ..le-sacsi n 3. Itl ai-ans4iP IN NA"Ltl
GEORGE a. SruFNCa, Commando l,2 - ~. - ,ae'tY
Viu'I ION. mi 20 a., Suth ,iveT, NOSpky, rch
gn,Jpm Frspl. zee ived until ~ "a on mon gAl
f., rft g-ss. agry T. 'AS '1 A. 81 r.y.l...
.r'IE BKlTlSH AND NORTH AMERICAN
kUYAb MAIL SIENMSbf5. -.,,..c
H. rt,TCN %EA-9ORK ANu LitEtfJOL, AALLiAG
Al CORK n4ksotEi.s CALL.
A"D M ar ..Ati. 81. AND cOEl. n4GHOE..
ARtEIA f;ore ...elygs b's.oi'. i''o.y 'reo'
"tirA s-ealte 1.tou.. " sinc'day FEB ~
ASA. l4ee.....lrs sesiore Ms5ae'js5 20. y
cISDA lot .... le.ses Boeto9.. w ,-e'isy VI
Nular.oniraycs sew. York. " ed lesdsy Mar II
rhuA HLWNdLh TO L!YAsfopi" 80, o.,
Chief ts1in fa.'a so 90
second Cabin fa1-16 '......'..'.''''''''' on W.
pllt uosTOS 10 LIVERPOOL 80, .,
chef C.iin rlH,l.r...,.,.........'..''s ~ 30
ee.a en- -. o a. n. in Uasd Site. currency
Ic..l.u,t pr cured uau. 20 ior,
A,.At.ris liei rai sooI on DoHc- .,.h ~. far S,e
A. y.r. III fhr.c hips viii not be sccc n',os isI Sp
- ts,sh.. rrles biz, ol Ladips having the 'aia' OK
pfe..rI afc .isnri ,hcfcior.
fo' F'''f"'' " -' T. tttN6RD, No 4 Bowiinssteen.
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'U5I NLNIfNU lIF'IflNf III I TIls =,
Passenger Station III &egf ok corner Z.tH 81 and ia

OEG ISLAND RAU.ROAD.-CHANGE OF
A. PEI u, Jsness 2 .l1 ioet o.
stl.,t L. k-NInfrs bI.angemrns e0mnlthrHs flasy,
DE- =. l6, L-ave NsSJott a. m iot Oisenpot: sy
! bot Ofrat srd hsup,?us' ~ a. M s4o " "a Ios
,a3 sunday. thr ucil lGies .nSi''s Poit 'JsshsI
Fr-,l n o. 10. ir7i.nS aud ir'e r'sdAs ..stoLs
0n F-5a ni 40 DAY night ~ D. m lY Isin VIZ fla
br.u.h =, Grs.urott le'li iaica arc moHoay no'n
80 d, H.. sr-!ying H. Ntw-i cA =. s:'2 a. ~
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Name K0osu =. heDdll az u Occupation hiver fI''
Yves ,uovpd on steamer iean 81 he tntrd states en-
ploy du 3eptt ,lel aud October. I35'. was pfd ~ W.
tjIrc s.ies tous fcT al suds Of tAe boat wee drawn
from the T. s Comroissry Pc a. ineut even @ 'yH n
T. Nea.rl Uag captain ~ the JOat 4ak0 ~ i"ans Wa
,ns,. kfeholas Cirf engineer. AfOIbps wal
..eoad enrreer George Hobbs wa sssptsnt aid John
ps-v ssi,'snt. On about The M Of April M. en- er re
Itnk The Iith Wi,consn and the 33d illinois Hegin-u.s
sern an beard tho Isten iLink Col hoyey on ard
Ill. Is'sn and T. und rood that Col Hoyev
msndiua tie expedition. We landed At McGees lisuts.
na.roes tSen board from tht plantation. sd Captain
Weaver tod giier the Col horty the
oyeTesf brown receipt ioT them and 81 a. 10y were 70
be etHred erud get other. % tao f Places
IL wss Dout two or three ~"cas aier thas Al r were
tDfn~d IN the time cptLDF dT- u f.f mem -
fhe United states gusrsTIgslrfs Dr-fftnciL ~ tbe
time thai oDS Tie Dcgioea back 4 VS. in tue I4elt
taAasd anu tceIs Wats oct nest II United ttr sdefs
cn hoard DO not tuoe wss regiment tBey VoTe HON. We
took bosd cion Cop. MeoyeT told tia, there
20 naifs; ev expected 70 yet 81 aes at tia, time
knew that -" ncgiors were pot ashore durug the night
Ssp Wcsve told le - tley tied them 10 optt snd deiN.
cred them b. e oysrssf d. know whom the cotton BE-
loIg to- Bot bs tsk the hands OF board yaa thr
belonged 10 tsct Weaver eDd Col. Hovey. hesTd Mr..
Cooper tie carpenter - Che boat that he wifuost
bill Of sale 90 Capt Viewer; and eeTWafd heard CeDt
dime after, was sClus Captain the ybost Lnea
when Col H0yeyr communal sncased ia getting large
Of cotton oH Missid2p, at tho Des, the bank
tue IyeT
sottou taAsn board fe. We scfos 10 Col Hoveys
camp snd ~ evealrg itogted up u Urcpa with IT, ET C. G.
Avery to that tie e0nteaB who got the cotton aid
hiu hist he paid CO.. G. L. Honey $4,000 ol getting this
Nj Ivery is now sriler In the St Iowa Iofantry Mr.
G01t UNDERWOOD t. be Of Lo owners Of this cotton
Hs told Helena tat e was afraid he would
jcss lis eo,tsD ta bsd been .szeJ by ue VsTsrnaeot
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Tax SNIP JogEPH GIcHRIsT, Cap tsneuGr, ior 'ver-
,ol shs a. soch1f a. Qsa tine "ss tiisovee- De ON
M. f,fvrTi wieb with the q Doa.s crew 's;
bg at John Car Of the u. y geyena- cnii" tsT"sff
va, ,xtuk ui,Aed, aad lie sLin pGocsedeG tos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

!
| The Richmond Examiner speaking Of the
state Of affairs in Ricllpuon4, says The
| spe"uators are now masters Of the sltuo ton in
regard to -four, barrel OF which, Of any kini,
at any price, It IS next u impossible 70 ob
CuIn. Ihe hoarders should be made 10 cOme
to terms: that is, put their stores In the mar
ker. Beef i III great abundance III the pledmone
country, We learn, and III Uhe upper valley, and
sells at from 81 TO 81 cents Oh the hooi, aud It
the impreSsng officers will hold of their hands
we need have no fears Of the coming winter.
The Lynchburg Republican, learning that
some 500 prisoners are TO De sent from Itch
mond TO that city, strongly protests, and says:
I'VE don t want them here, We have got as
many people now amongst rs as can be sup'
piled with food, !"
\ duel took place near Augusta, Ga, On
the 18th ultimo, between t. \. Reed, OF Au-
gusta, and r. Copeland Of Maryland. The
latter vas killed. Another account says he
was native Of Florida, and formerly CLERK
in one OF the Departments at " Washington.
j. b. Lamar, President OF the Bank OF
Commerce, at Savannah: Georgia, in conjun>-
tion with bank officers in other States, requests
a meeting of representatives Of different banks
in the Confederate States, and members elect
TO the next Congress, TO be held IN Augusta,
Ga. on the 9th o1 November, 10 consider and
act on questions rvl vlating to the currency.
One hundred and forty-slx deserters arrived
at Rpleigh, unnder guard, froin the " estern
part OF North Carolina, on Saturday night.
Humphrey Marshall has opened law oHhce
In Richmond.
In consequence of the failure to obtain sup
plies from the neighboriDg counties, the Rlch~
mond " hig says, the agent OF the City Coun.
eli for purchasing tpur Is to visit the valley OF
Virginia.
III. Richmond Examiner states that it was
understood in that city on Sunday last that
6, 900 Eederals had landed at Newport News.
The same paper states that Moseby IS again
at work. On Tuesday OF last week he made a
turay within mile OF General Meade head.
quarters, near Wawent0n, n which he allied
3, wounded several, and captured 50 white
Yankees, some Is or ~ Dlack ones, aoo loV
mules and horses.
a telegram dated Culpcper Court House,
O.tober Zy, says tnat touy Federal soldiers
sixteen OF whom We're negroes: arrived here
this evening. The were captured ny Aoseby,
With one hundred mules
llr. Haislipp, OF Occoquan, lately arrested
and carried 70 Richmond, has been released Oh
his parole,
Yesterday Richard Walker, Confederate
soldier. was sent in from Fort Ethan Allen,
and committed 10 the Old Capitol to be held as
3 hostage for Federal soldier named Stephen
Kelly Walker is said to have two sons who
belong to Moseby's cavalry Dennis McNa-
mara was sent up from Alexandria, by tho
Provost Marshal Of that post and committed
70 the Old Capitol as g suspicious character.
The Washington and Georgetown K. r.
company now require an oath from the con-
1,,,,orc ~ npr4orn1 their duties faithfully and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05
FROM CHARLESTON.

}t\sN LEi~1ALii' 2O-N.
An arrival from off Charleston on the 5l|rt
nit. reports that TIE object ri the |are attack
on Fort Sumter was 10 .trustrate the designs o1
the Confederatt.s in constructing new batteries
and covered WAYS on the channel side. Under
the destructive power Of the plojectiles the
walls were gradually crumbllng, and II was be
Iieyed that they would soon be completely de
molished From tim" III time four Of the mon
TORS have c0-operated with the Morris Island
batteries in the bomharlmeut The Oonttdc-
rates have replied from their for1lhcati0n5 on
Sullivan and James Islands with considerable
deliberation, but were unsuccessful either in
injuring the Federal works or the garlisons =
The three shells which were thrown into the
city Of Charleston on the 10Th have not been
followed By others, aud the expectation Of a
general Commandment Is, therefore, tor the
present. not realized.
The Richmond papers Of Monday contain
important adyiceS from Charleston to the lst
lust. Il appears that on the night ct the Both
ult, the Federal forces continued 4 furious and
inccssant bombardment Of Fort Sumter from
the land batteries, and that on the following
morning, at four 0 clock, portion Of the sea
wall Of the fort fell IN, burying beneath the
ruins thirteen men. During the day OF the
3Ist furious bonn mbardmeut was kept upon the
tort from the monitors and land batteries. -
Over POO shots had been fired within twenty
four hours. On the lSt inst. the bolnbard~
l0ent still continued, and the shots averaged
tourner minute on the afternoon OF that day.
TAXABLE PRopERTY.-C Commissioner Lew
IS has decided that under the fifteenth section
Of the act Tor 'the collection Of taxes IN insur
rectionarv districts, $500 exemption IS to be al
lowed to all persons resident or property with
IN the jurisdiction OF the tax commissioners,
and not to be allowed in respect to property
on which the owner does not reside In other
words. every person who owns property sub
iect 70 assessment is TO be allowed the pre-
scribed exemption, whatever may be the value
OF his property, provided be resides on It. -
II his nr0Derty is not worth more than $500
the whole is exempt # worth more, all above
$500 is taxable Where the owner does not
reside on his property It IS taxable for the
whole value, where not otherwise exempt By
the laws OF the State.
The "Novemher Meteolic Shower is looked
for this month It may, or it may not, come
There was such a shower once but 1t has not
happened, TO any great extent. since the famous
one, in 1892, We believe.
The National Intelligence says: We have
renorts from the adjacent counties Of Maryland
that large numbers Of voters-indeed the ma
ioritv Of thenl-refu8ed to exercise their right
~ snfrra ge Yesterday
Gold, in New York, yesterday 146.
The Alexandra police have arrested az
descrters from the Federal army, Stout and
Burns. both formerly members Of the 26th y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

Gold, in New York, yesterday l46.
The Alexandria police have arrested az
deserters from the Federal army, Stout and
Burns. both formerly members OF the 26th n.
Y, volunteers, but recently Of the 10th Va;
Langley, deserter from the last named regl-
ment: and Quagan, deserrer from the 18TH
New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

The National Intelligence says: We have
reports from the adjacent counties Of Maryland
that large numbers Of voters-indeed the ma
iorty Of them-refu5ed to exercise thelr right
Of suffrage yesterday,
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16
IHURSDAY MORNING JULY l6, 1868

thelr hospital was in exceuoO. 49,.
feature Of which, a veritable SS3ndiuontoni
~ s"e very centre Of the room, show y@ef
ana beautiful plants towering in o"'n4aq a,fag
ooAeS, was "a thing of beauty and a ;1Gor
ever reminding the sufferer of the coin,ts
vi nome and the smile of beauty. ri ~,
Ouie OF taste to hygeine was the work oflont
Vol Lincoln. The hospital is undor 4 Al.
rection of Surgeon Clark. ' ui-
Ferhaps the reader may sneer ot tbolo lor;
.ii uemces OF taste and culture, and ash ilLo,,
.L %ni nght' Try them, and we will vond for
riotisnS sui. . owe us men of principle an bat
nnSai1 OL,S1 rather than roughs and plug ugl.s to
trial. III her hfr OF
The band of the thirty-fourth is conlo.od
VI ,h enlisted men belonging to the re5iiont
""o are paid extra from a fund contrit,nl.,t,'
sie ollcerS' Their notes were receivedIv az
SSuuii1Ing Su crowd without discount. and ,gouIJ
the country. '"' OeS' musicians IN
f,o. hotced in the hospital an interesting
ie"ture OF the sanitary commission IaI,ors w.,
the examination, by series of tos+ So W.
Ji.iJ' Ji'eS' oI tne physical characterised of in.
th.t. ~. luuais' The inspection includes no loss
1',,n ''iiIty-nVe particulars, embracing race
".'ola,ity, temperament, pulsation. resn;ra,
o, a 'eidtiVe hygeienic condition since enlist-
Hsni' trade or profession, whether married mr.
'"siv' :r, &C. If the plan is carefully execntod
WI, furnish to medical science data for ver,,
seiui ana valuable deductions. Wos5i,,Ia.y,
nteHtgencey, llM. '''''t9'o"
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

WORTHY OF HoNoR.-In passing up East
Capitol street, few evenings since, our at
tention was drawn to a regiment on dress par
ade, whose movements seemed the perfection
of precision and grace, their arms rejecting
the purest of silver in the fading sunlight,
their uniforms unexceptionably tidy, and their
whole appearance clear demonstration of
the fact that a soldier can be a gentleman.
Who could they be?
We stopped and witnessed their evolutons.
Albeit not military, we have seen dress par
AIDES not few, but never an exhibition more
complete. Itwas the thirty fourth Massachu-
sets, now in the field about year, with two
years more to serve. 1t is commanded by
Col. Wells, (Judge Geo. d. Wells of Boston,
and differed by gentlemen of solderly bear.
ing as well as Of education and refinement.
The citizens of their vicinity are loud in
praise of their discipline, order, neatness, and
quiet, courteous demeanor. Their barracks,
on inspection, exhibit noteworthy tidiness, and
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16

~ VIII De seen by the notice from the nro-
'os' marshal, that the notices to drafted mo-,
VIII not be served at present. The secession.
..e, 90 Ine BOARD OF enrolment are also postponed
"okedaddlers" may therefore return To ,hoi.
usual avocations. '4