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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-16
NTEa.. d. WELDON ILAAL IiOAD 90.
OFFICE CHEF ENGINEER,
Wilmington, N. o., July list, 1868.


Wilmington, N. o., July lst, 1853. J
PROPOSALS
r ~ WRIT sc ARE INVITED and will be received until
XyadnasTao Juy 18th, 1865 at IL NJ. for making burn
n; n anG d.y..rh Q on ConpaDys wharves in Wilmington,
an 1urnont the line of the IN ain Etem or Branch
for zoe coo 20 cd merchandise Brick Two thirds OF
,nnst ne GOOD weather bricks hard burned and tha
~ bar thrd Salmon hIicks OF good QuatJ One
third be dell9 eteu oey " oooSo-'
s the second third before the lst day OF December
C9 and the balance by Of February, 1854 Also for
and delivering the lac OF r. al as ABOVE lOO
600 cnblc Yards of dmensIYe stone, HuaDe or ts CON
lrnens for Ran Road bridges
ProDosals also be received LOT Inc construction Oh
ali dry CuyeIts Cattle Guards, and generaAy sucn ruople
as can put this road during the current
and next fscai yeer to January, 1850. FOR specs
80 hiddrrs are invited to ca the Engineer at MS once
IN WILMINGTON Proposals also Invited for ING neAt ln
~ davg for cross tIes bridge timber and Wooo
tor L. Coz cords wood and ts DstWeen
;inon Ind Rock Fish: cords WOOD, ZOOOO cross
tiaa TAINTED between Rock FISH anu Neuse rdVsrj
03O cords Wood and 10000 c9oss tes "au1eo petweSh
"a Contantrea Creek; 5000 cords Wood and 10,
90 go +es uanted between Contentnea creek and Tar
9oO cross cno ~ns ties and 1000 cords Wood wanted
NlEsl o ~ RIVER. third OF these quantities
Nv end of September and one other third by the
Catcher 1863 and the last third by the cad OF Feb
emu VI 1ssl Bidders must state how many cross ties
long leaf pine post and white OAK trees, eght
9 long ends square, 7x9 and 7xlO inches, well heWed
&c aat surfaces parallel and sap OF more than one
inch on any edge-state also how much WOOD Tour feet
cno or TWO feet long will be delivered on the Road
de or at Stations, with prices in every case Con-
| 4r.cts will he made in writing, and bonds with q
srAct and especially for compliance IN time WIN
several agreements. The lowest Responsible bidder
VIII o0'A'H ~"' 0' 8. L. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer.
| July srd, 1863 A10'4"'eo0-AlN
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HY trfErr GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.
A PROCLA NATION,

r. FrFEE CsE;VENNOA OF WULSTkN ChE%ULANh'
A PROCLA NATION.
sEvHEREAs, FOR The PROTECTION OF OUR PEG
w pie far possible, agaiOat the evils OF specula
to there be necessity to prohibit the expor
ation Of articles of PRODUCES beyond the lmts
OF state r, -, =, - ,r,r :,
Ncgg therefore, l. ZGBULON p. VANCE, Governor Of
North carolina do issue this Proclamation Continuing
the proclamation Of June 8h in force for thirty days from
rd ata the 18Th Instant regard to Cotton and Wooden
oth Cotton and Woole Vans, Leather and Shoes, sub
ect 10 such exceptions &C., as have been expressed in my
he etofore subj c OF expectation.
- la witness whereof, ZEBULON u. VANCE, Cover
u nor, Captain General and Comm ander In Chief,
- hath signt these presents, and caused the Great
seal Of the state to be omxed:
Done at the City Raleigh this 10Th day of July, A.
D. 1868, and In the year OF American independence tue
STth. d vASCr
Ry the Governor: c--. H. H. FANOE'
H. H., ID ;a, nAI ,sfa '-'' 233.6.-42.N
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da Thus, the who attack Lincoln's heresies are
just wide of the mark as he is IF the Constitution
is granting instrument to the States then Lincoln is
right in holding the States the creatures of the Fed
eral Government His historical and political Wagon
is further before the horse than that of the World
put the Constitutional fabric top downwards Is it
any wonder that such political theorists and teachers
as these should be able to exhibit this bloody and
morseless war against the fundamental principles Of
the American Republic the fruit of their teachings
Macon Telegraph.
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MILITARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WANTED.
a WILL BE SEEN from the following have received
e authority from Adjutant General Fowe, to raise
Company for six months under the call just made
for seven thousand Malta, for local defence.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Raleigh, June 10th, 1868. {
Captain Geo. F. Walker, of New Hanover county, is
thorized Company to for six months under
the requston of the President. Each Company will con-
seventyfve he privates will elect their off,
GERS will commissioned at and from the time the
muster rolls fled in this office Company officers will
elect Field Officers. $500
(8igned) DANIEL u. FOWLE, AdJ zen;
Having resigned my commission in the 5lst Regiment N
Troops under peculiar circumstances my reasons tei
which viii more fully explain to the public hereafter,
still desire to be in the service OF my country and belong
to come branch the army consequently whatever posi-
ton can occupy to be most useful am willing TO selve
Persons escape the draft which must be made
if the seven be not raised by the nth day OF
July should volunteer at may be seen at Jones
aoro' any time-or addressed at Long Creek, NJ q.
q. +. WALKER.
Tr,u LAT ls63 224l0t*
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The brave soldiers of the 2lst Regiment, S. CIV
(GRAHAMs were among those that fought desperately
for US and our homes and their loved soil on Friday
Owing to the excessive heat of the weather, the men
had stripped themselves far possible, and in the
light they lost their clothing and nearly all their bag
gage.
We sLal deem it privilege toreceive and apply
any donation in money or clothing which may be left
at the Courier Office for The men of the 2lst Regi.
ment.- Charleston Courier:
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The Charleston Courier, Of the 11th iust. has tba

following
FROM NAssAU.-The Confederate steamer An4onica ,
Capt Robert Thayer arrived here yesterday from Mas
sau having successfully passed through the feet of the
enemy now off this harbor She brings valuable gen.
Raccoon and Charleston supposed for Wilmington, N.
c., and LEFT In port the steamers Phantom, Ella and
Annie, Beauregard, and others
The following passengers came by the Antonica F.
F. Salas, P. B. Tullis, P. Bauwett g. T. Roosevelt,
Il Falk and e. M. Lewis.
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= Raleigh papers please copy.

Beatty'E Bridge, Badea county O. the I'd inaan
WILLIE DAVIS infant son OF William ID Mar. aret Gay
lor aged IL menhs and u days. SUITE little hIdren to
come unto me and forbid them not for of such is ne
dom OF Heaven: Lou*
In Bladen county, on the 9Th inst, r. BRYANT NEW
KIRK aged % years, month and days Mr. N.
worthy citizen, generous kind-hea rted genlema
all the relations OF life he maintained spoess repu tion
de leaves large family and numerou friends IN hi
loss nay the uooa ather speak ords OF consoat ION
their dsconsolate hearts Co w.
Presbyterian please COPY,
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Gen. Meade, the commander of the Federal army of
the Potomac, is brother -inaw of General Henry A.
Wise, Of the Confederate army.
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BERIAN.
For the Journal.
RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1868. /

RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1868. /
General Hospital No. TO- (
MEssRs. EDIroRs knowing that many friends of
the 10th n. g. I. very anxious to hear from their
relatives engaged in the late battle Gettysburg
hasten to send partial list Of the casualties among the
officers. 1t would afford me great pleasure to give
list OF the entire regiment but it is utterly impossible
at the present time.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Killed-Eone.
Wounded-Lt Col. H. Slough, in left arm Maj. J. S.
Brooks, in left
Company A-Wounded Cspt. P A. Smith, in foot; It,
J. D. Irwin in hand.
Company C-Wounded, 1t. P. Williams, in face
Company D-Kled, 1t. J. L. Gore.
Company F-Wounded, J. w. Wright in face. Killed
1t. F. G. Wilson.
Company CHILLED. Capt O. E. Mercer It. T. C. Full
wood.
Company H-Wounded Capt C. B. Monk, in breast.
Company Wounded Capt. D. j. Dersno, in hand.
All the wounds slight.
Please give this place in your paper and oblige
yours &C.,
]. s. BROOKS,
Maj. 20th n. q. T.
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For the Wilmington Journal.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

FoRE CAswELL, July 10TH 1868.
at meeting Of Capt. E. E. Dudley Co., d. S6th Regi-
2ent N C. T., convened for the purpose of giving some
epressCn Of feeling in regard to the death of VIM. Hes
ter by motion OF Sergt Wiborn Lieut. Barnes called
to the Chair and Sergt Turrentne appointed Secretary
On motion, Committee, composed OF Sergt. Wnbon,
Sergt MatD Mr. Peter Prdgen and Mr. Thomas Shepard,
was appointed by the Chairman to draft resolutions
After OF few minutes the Committee reported
the following resolutions, which adopted:
ReSoUed That though bow suomissyey 10 the Great
Creator in his vsations of mercy Judgment upon the
children Of yet deeply panied to learn Of the
death of beloved friend and brother soldier VIM Hes
ter, who departed this life on the lat instant.
heS0lud, That soldier he ever ready and vi ling
10 obey the orders OF his super0rs scharglng all his du
ties with The spuit OF tue soldier and patriot and in
his intercourse Nth the members of the COMPANY he was
= courteous agreeable gentleman.
ReSoUed, That in his death the country has patri
otto soldier, and the members of this Company a kind
friend and pleasant companion and that we, as Gonna
desire to mngle grief with that of his bereaveC
and afflicted WIFE, and desire to offer to her ndoenc
IN this her state CT distress.
ReSOEred That copy of these resolutions De sent t.
our deceased brother soldiers wife, aso to the Whining
Ton journal FayetteyIe Observer, ard North Carolin
Presby terian for publication
On motion of sergt. Turrentne the meeting adjourned
bIMtlN A. BARNES, Chm.
MICHAEL H. TCBRENTINE, Sec'y.
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II q * 1t Z l. -.

In this town, the 9th july, by Rev. A. Paul Rep ton
klr. JAMES L. EXUM, to MiGs Phoebe Williams.
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Tribute eff Respect,

Near Savannah, June Sth, 1863
Agreeaby n tho sut oined order the officers and
bes of the 63d Regiment assembled for the purpose OF
drafting suitable resolutions and giving expression to the
feelings of the entire command relative the great loss
sustained by the county, aud ciay repara
bic loss sustained by the 63 Regiment Georgia Volunteers
in the death OF Heor John r. Giles, the christian SOLDIER
efficient officer, and accomplished gentlemen.
HEADQUARTERS 63D GEORGIA REGIMENT, |
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g. .. bTEAAER " TORPEDO"
On James River, July 4th, 1863
SIR-As Military Commissioner, | am the bearer Of
concentration in writing from Jefferson Davis, Com
mandernC Chief of the land and naval forces of the Con
federate States, to Abraham Lincoln, Commander
Chief of the land and naval forces OF the 'ed States
Hon. Robert Oud, Confederate States y cent Of Fix
change, accompanies me Secretary
For the purpose of delivering the communication in
person and comforting upon the subjects to which it
lates desire to proceed directly to Washington city
ter Davidson, of the Confederate States IVY, no per-
son on board but the Hon. Mr. Ou!d myself, and the
boats officers and crew.
Yours, most respectfully,
ALEX'R I'll. STEPHENS,
To Rear Admirol s. P. Lee, U. S. Flag Ship Mime
sofa.
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lE
HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Seventh Army Corps.

HEADoSRs DEPARTMENT OF VA,)
Seventh Army Corps.
Fort Monroe, July 9th, 1868.
Hon. Ale1. II. Stephens:
Sir-In the temporary absence of Major Gen John
A. Dix, commanding this department, have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of
the 4th instant addressed to the officer commanding u
S. forces Fort Monroe, and in the execution of instruc
lions from the Secretary of War; to inform you that
the request therein contained is deemed inadmissble
The customary agents and channels are considered
adequate for all Eeeatul military communications and
conferences.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WIN. H. LUDLOW,
Lieut. Col and Asst Insp'r Gen1,
Seventh Army Corps,
Agent for Exchange of Proners
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SALT-BALT!
I SHALL ATTEND at Duplin Roads on the 23d at Mag
nolia the "a and Fasons the 25th of July,
deliver Salt to soldiers families and Relief Committee hrst
and then to citizens generally. Cash required have ESQ
bushels, and request persons TO attend and buy it.
w. r. WARD.
july l4th, 1853. 234.lt-42lt*.
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RICHMOND, 9Th July, 1853.

RICHMOND, 9Th July, 1858.
HS EncsLlency Jefferson Davis
sIR-Under the authority and instructions of your
etler TO me of the I'd ins proceeded the mission
tnereln assigned without delay. The steamer Torpedo
commanded by Lieut.. Hunter Davidson of the navy,
was put IN readiness as as possible by order of
the Secretary OF the Navy and rendered for the SER
vice. AT noon, on the Sd, she started down James
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STILL COMING In.
NOTICE.

THE YANKEES having stolen destroyed all my notes
4 the other day while in Kenansville, is hereby
to all persons to trade for aRy payable
me, and persons indebted to by note, notified
to pay the to any but myself my lawful agent
attorney.
This, the 9Th of July, 1868.
Ken ansviile, N. c., July 9th, 1853 2302t-42lt~
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j
u. S. FLAG SHIP MINNESOTA,
OFF Newport News, Virginia,
July 4, 186S-2:30 p. nj.
SIR-Your communication of this date is received.
will report by telegraph your arrival and object, and
inform you of the result without delay
Very respectfully yours,
s. P. LEE, a. r. Admiral,
Cong North Atlantic Blockading Squad'n
Hon. Aler'r Fl. Stephens, Military Comr.
c. S. STEAMER TORPEDO,
OF Newport News, Va,
II o'clock NJ, July 9th, 1868. }
Acting Rear Adna1raL s. p Lee,
=. .. Flagship Minnesota.
S1R-Will Admiral Lee inform me, if he can, how
long it will probably he before will be made
to my note OF the 4th instant? -
Will he please also, forward the accompanying let
ter from Hon. Mr.. Ould, Confederate Agent OF Ex-
change to Lieut.. Col. VIM. III. Ludlow, United States
Agent Of Exchange?
Most respectfully,
ALEXANDER Ell. STEPHENS.
u. S. FLAG SHIP MINNESOTA
OF Newport News, Va,
July 9th, 1868.
SIR-The request contained in your communication
of the 4th instant is considered inadmissibe.
The customary agents and channels are adequate for
all needful military communications and conference be
tween the United States forces and the insurgents
Very respectfully yours,
8. P. LEE, A. r. Admiral,
Con,dg n. A. BIock'g Spa.
Hon Aier'r H. Stephens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
The Rebel Priynteer Retribution.

Cant. Randle OF the British bark Traveller, ar
rived on Wednesday morning from Rio Janeiro,
via 81. Thomas, confirms the report Of the Con
federate schooner Retribu,ion chasing back to port
the brig G. Meredith and schooner West Wind. lie
adds: The Retituton sailed from st. Thomas
about two weeks prior to her appearance again near
the Island, aud il is supposed that during her absence
she had received hor armament. She is schooner.
rugged, and was formerly the steam'tug Enoch Train
of Boston, She sails very fact but will not stay, as
while chasing tie G. Meredith she wore chip three
times. The Traveller sailed on the day following
the return Of the G. Meredith, but did not meet with
the privateer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
The Government ngi. Commodore Ta'nah.

Albany, Wednesday, Jan Il, 1888.
Refore the United States District Court to-day,
Judge Hall presiding the case Of the United States
not. Commodore Tstnall was caedup.
The Hon Eli Cook, Of Buffalo, appeared AS the
counsel for Commodore Tatnall.
Dirtrict-Aitornoy Dart objected to Mr.. Cook ap'
pearing as counsel for the defendant unless he could
show authority from the defendant 10 do So
Mr.. Cook argned tina, il was unnecessary to show
this authority and that it had not been necessary to
do 40 since The statutes OF 1850.
Mr.. Dart then objected TO answer, because Mr.
Cook had not sworn that Commodore Tatnal wasno'
a commissioned Rebel.
Mr.. Cook claimed that II general denial Of for
fe;ture was all that was required under the prae
tice.
Judge Hall directed tho Dstrict-Atiorney to pu
in his objections in the shape of demurrer or other
wise, and that he would hear the argument Thereon
tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Gov. Andrew Suggests that Massachusetts
Troops be Paid by the State ind Wait
for Reimbursement.
BosTog. Wednesday. Jan. 81.

Bos1ON "Wednesday IAN r. I85J
Gov. Andrew sent into the Legislaiue to-day a
message suggesting that be taken TO insure,
hereafter, the prompt payment Of Massachusetts,
troops, especially where the families dependent
for support. The Governor assumes that the troops
will be Immediately paid up by the United States,
to Nov. !, 1863 TO insure the early payment Of the
same due thereafter he proposes that the Legislature
authorize the Treasurer of the State to borrow the
money from the banks at a low rate of interest, and
advance it in such manner as the soldiers may desire
the State receiving formally from the United States
Deacon Charles Sender, well-known merchant
O UQslQl, CieS spdGsply Tie f0rfGeoR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Important Naval Intelligence.
CAPT. BOGGs AFTER SHINES.

Il.
The regular Navy-built steam man-of-war Sacra.
mento WAS put formally in commission on the 9TH
inst, ri Portsmouth, \. IL. The President OF tue
United States, some six months since, ordered Sec
rotary WeIles to give the gallant Capt. BogRs, who
fought the Esruna until she sunk, new and first
class vessel He wa appointed to the Juniata,
ship which has bee under sailing orders since No
venber but which is still at Philadelphia. Capt.
Boggs wac then transferred 10 the Sacramento,
craft which is known 10 be complete success Sho
! 10 of almost tie same type ~ The Monopgahela,
Junista, Shenandoah and Adirondack. Her tun-
mage is 400 and her armament will consist Of two
ll.inch Dghgreus one rilsd Parrot oo0-pornder),
and xix medium howitzers Ste will carry first
rate corvette's company, 1872 officers and men.
! rhe regular naval constructor Of the kittery
Navy-Yard, Mr.. Hanson, slperiutended the build
ing of the ship. She is TO chase the Alabama, and
those who know Capt Boggs expect to hear some-
thing from him about the pirate. The Sacramento's
officers are:
Benssm .x otcef; Lieuen.n Geo. P. Ryan, Ordnance
ohis, Acting Ms'ief O. T. PeadIeSni ks!ins Englnesr
Ac.ps First I gneers = Fox D. A. Lockwood Acting
M hIs .is. s. Il b Gis 6 q Moore B. h;n,Cn
W 4lsce; psyma.ter. Clerk Water NJ Chester; o'n'ef
VIM. Bixnie,e Bostswein, Charles MAKER
! ALL TIE NINE MONITORS AFLoAT.
The launch OF the Lehigh, Ericsson battery which
took place " Chester on Saturday, makes all The
nine Monitors ahoat. The only ones not IN a state
! OF lcadluCs5 are the NUituNhSs, ai,u Vnas yhse
launched. In addition 10 these, the keokuk and
Roanoke are now approaching completion. The
! CatsLill il 10 be finished next week. The Sangs-
mon will leave about the 9Th, and the Nantucket
about the lO,h prox. The lst vessel of the second
hatch TO be launched the Tecumseh, will be foated
out from CoIwells yard, in Jersey City, about the
25th of February. The bark which was launched
NJ ST. Lonis does not belong to either OF the classes,
beng smaller Violet il to be the name OF the pretty
craft celled Martha, purchased some time since in
this city, We have low in the Navy Dafodil,
Daisy, and Violet. Small vessels are receiving
floral ua0leS
TIE GUNBOAr EUTAw.
On Saturday last the gnnboat Eu;aw WAS
launched at Baltimore, IRON the ship-yard of Abra.
hams * Son. Her dimensions are; Length 2iO
feet breadth Of beam 50 feet, depth Of hold ~ feet,
ana 200 tuns measurement. Sho Is provided with
two nasts, and is schooner-rgged having the rig
ging Of wire. Her armament will probably consist
OF eight guus, four on each side, with two pivot
guns. A portion of her machinery only has been
put in her. The material used in her construction
Is of the most durable kind. She ie sharp at born
ends, so that while in n narrow stream there VIII
be no necessity OF her turning in order to return 10
any former place.
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FOErHBst HOHFUH 'hH' I"07
A heavy storm Of wind has been raging here all
day from the northeast. Quite feet OF schooner'
lay at anchor below the foFt till the storm became 50
severe they could endure it no longer. AT O'Clock
they up with anchor, and in one hours time about
20 scooners parsed the guard-boat mp the roads Tor
better harbor.
Tho Thomas 4. Morgan, which has formerly run
between here and Yorktown, was hauled on tofay
for flight repairs. The steamboat Swan takes her
Mace but owing to the storm did not leave to-day.
TIC propeller Karnak hSs returned to Hampton
Roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Tho u.ate BnttIc mt NIurfrec-boro.

LOttsyfLLg. Wednesday Jan ~, iN1
At the late battle near Murfreesboro the Unionsti
lost LA killed. 6sl3 wounded, and 1000 pris
oners.
The Rebel Cavalry have LEFT Harpeth Shoals fOT
Franklin.
EAsuvrttE wedn.'dsy. Jan. 81. 1853.
Five hundred wounded Rebels, captured at Muir
freesboro, arrived here to-day, and will be sent
North Several citizen surgeons have been ordered
10 accompany them.
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,rho Mi.aAuri EcNisInfufe.

.JItptRsoN CRY. Wedneedsy, Jsn II, Iso0
l., rcsronse 10 Am luguiry from Washington, AK
ipg tho Assembly to tx sun necessary 10 eoniieh
ste tie Shareholders OF the STATE.
Mr.. Strachn introduced joint resolution ~ the
House to ask twenty-five, thirty ana hity hhihons'
The resolution lies over under Tue rules VII t'n0i
row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
The Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry.

WlsuivGroa, "Wednesday, Jan. 2I. 1853
In the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry, today MAJ
Gen. Fitz.Joln Porter was crossexamined at length
by Mai. Gen. Mcdowell. No particular faets Of In
teres. 10 the public were elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Reception OF Msino Soldiers In Bos'on'

BosToH. Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1868.
A detachment Of the Maine 9TH Regiment, under
command of Lieut.-Col. Conner, received warm
welcome in Boston to-day on their way back to the
seat of war. They were escorted through the city
by procession Of the Sons of Maine and the Boston
Light Infantry Association, under command Of Col.
Charles o. Rodgers, to the Fall River depot Th'.
regiment has been In ten battles, and was allowed
to 20 home to ill up it's decimated ranks.
GIN. GRANTS WIFE CAPTURHD.-A Mississippi
paper reports that tho wife Of Gen. Grant was
among the prisoners captured by the Rebels ut Hoi-
!I sgiiing:, Sss vas rslsa,sa y gss; w PSIa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
RAILROAD Communication BnterrHptCds

PmLADRLPHIA, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1853,
No trains VIII arrive or depart tonight south.
ward IL is understood that the interruption IL
travel was caused by the Susquebanna eepa
klss&,w ~ ~. ~. f,-