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The New York herald., 1863-03-29
CITY Intelligence.

TIE IRsa RgiIgr MovrnHSr-Tux 6RxAr PUBLIC MEETING
% IHE KsIoHn ST. PATRICK ACADEMY ov hrsc.--
Tho special committee Of twenty-five, appointed At late
meeting make arrangements for great public meeting
for the relief Of the sufferers by the present fearful
famine ireland, assembled in room No. < Of the Astor
House at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mr. John
McAulinr was called the chair and Captain william y.
Lyons onca,sd secretary The reports Of several sub
committees we're heard and adopted The Committee
Rooms composed Of Mr. Patrick cun and two others
reported that they had engaged the Academy Of hnac 9r
Tuesday evening, ApHi Fifty cents admission 70 Be
charged, and several of our most popular and accom-
pshed public speakers consented address the
meeting. Among them are Richard oGormAn, Charles
oConor, Rev. Harry Giles, Hon Judge Daiy, James
Brady ana Robert Emmet. 4 special committee of SIX
deputed v wait Archbishop Hughes and Vicar
General sarrs obtain thar advice and sanction 70 the
movement rorne two thousand dollars worth q tickets
have already been drcsed or Asd from present appear
the Academy of Music win mot be large snouah 10
accommodate one-hsn of thoss whs will be anxious 20 be
prsent the occasion. The proceeds Of the meeting
devoted he relief n the Irizh sufferers,
the nrst Offering OF the Knrhn Of 81 Patrick stirring
address and suitable resolutions will be read s the meet
ing and collectors for a the Aderuanc districts this
city and Brooklyn vill be announced by tho presiding
additional attraction from the fact that the ladies' are 10
be admitted and excellent vocal and music
Is % be provided The committee hold another meeting
raj meeting of all the Knights will take place Tues
day night at tho same place.
inc rathsr Matthew Temperance Society will give
grand ball Easter Monday night n the City Assembly
Rooms a46 Broadway, tho proceeds of which win re- 10
swo the fund for the relief of the hungry poor of
land Tickets DO had thus evening NJ tho rooms of
the society OF Grand and Elizabeth streets, or
from any member of tho society
TDKs FRoKrs rr.ou Thursday night last, Julia KeItz
and Martin Byckeri arrested by officers Du and
Dali Of ths Twenty second precinct, charged with kssp
ue disordery rendezvous for thieves and other
bad characters the basement ~ premises No. SOC Eighth
avenue Eliza Wilson, Margaret Montzcla, Catharlne
Wolfe Jacob saxhsver John swcghsn, aud William Kiln,
found on tho PREMISE also arrested The woman
Kei,, was discharged In consequence Of her having
small children bu, the rest all committed by Justice
Kelly " answer The charge.
pssux fv,osross.-A sumber or females hare ben
going aboa, the fr ne pas. fen days bsggng
for the Orphans Home and Asylum OF e Protestant Bpis
copai chnrb In poty ninth street. without any authority
whatever TER dosng. The ~revosnt public should be
snarded AxAanss such hxDsxt.c&l cass9mrrs
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NEWS rRoM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, March zT, 1858.
Orders issued by Conerai visle yesterday closing
the theatres in Norfolk or the present and allowing
the stsees after nine O'Clock at night II s sup
posed this restriction csused by ths attempt made
the night before to re the storehouses
in city of Norfolk Tue ncendiaries, three in mum
Der made their escape leaving their Internal machine
behind.
MAJOR General Peck visited Fortress Monroe yesterday
the army aunboat wes; End. Commander r. A. Rswe.
Two jews arrested yesterday on tho Thomas A.
Morgan while making her trip from this place to York
town they having their possession lot OF con,raband
goods.
Paymasters have arrived tins morning 10 pay on the
troops this department at Norfolk, Suffolk and York
town
FoKress- MoSsoE, March 23, 1865
The steamer s. r. spauldng, from Hilton Head on
Thursday, arrived here to-day.
she reports the steamboat Expounder aground
near stono Inlet aud thai no important had been
made by the fest
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Ator of "trads following the aAg' becomes question
e doubtful propricty
NJ sscsssIonikA hava bsan = . sanpass a lnAa
Wheever they confident OF victory a any point they
become absolutely rnbsAxable. They have never been
made realize that they are prisoners OF and have
their liberty Of motion only by clemenoy Of that gov
sament they affect 70 depe IL Is not 10 be supposed
that mistaken abused ccmency will always be
esAded those who the Union quite intensely
Ehay do It's true and fast friends.
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NEW YORK LE0IsLATURE.
Senate.

senate.
ALBANY, March 2s, 1858.
Mr. CONNOLLY presented petitions from citisens q New
York-ua,ives Of Badsn-sor laws Of reciprocity relative
70 the inheritance Of real estate
For aid TO the Bond Street Dispensary
RKPoRrxD FAvoRAsLY.
Relative to marks aud tare on casks aud packages.
The Rochester Water Works bill
The Brooklyn Firemen's bill
Incorporating the Brooklyn Loan Compaay.
Releasing the officers Of the Thirty seventh regiment
from liability for muskets stolen from the armory.
Providing bounty for tho families Of conscripis.
in the service Of the United statos to vote.
Messrs MuRPHy and PRUYS dssented from the report,
assigning constitutional objections.
The Broadway Railroad bill was taken up.
The motion pending was on Mr. Psurs's amendment,
to build the road and that tbs surplus psos be
~ the % o.nsra PARK aaa Croion water departments
motion prohibiting the operation Of the road Sun
days was adopted BY yeas 15 nays D.
Assembly.
ALBANY March "a, 1868.
HILLS PAssxD
Amending the act authorizing the construction Of rail-
road in South, West and other streets New York.
Fixing the compensation OF members Of the Common
Council Of New York at 81, 500 per annum.
Fixing tho terms Of onlce Of heads Of departments in
the city Of New York.
Bills REPORTED.
Authorizing a horse railroad from Ncwtowp creek,
Brooklyn, to Astoria.
Amending the act regulating the use Of wharves and
slips in New York.
Authorizing the New York warehousng Company to
construct pier, &c, Ip the Twelfth ward, Brooklyn
Amending the charter OF the New York Warehousing
Company.
Against the bin regulating the sale 1 frui, in New
York.
Against exempting Kings county from the Dog law.
Fsvorabiy-1he Senate bin fixing the number Of nota.
RES In the State
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. HrTcmxos-Relatye 70 the unclaimed property
Of intestatss.
BY Mr.. IxAxY-rncorporating the oliyo Benevolent
Society, New York
die on the ish Of April.
Adjourned.
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Naval Iutelligenca.

The United States ship National Guard, Vim. Lec Hay-
Acting Master, comm audng, from Key West March IA
arrived at thu pcri Yesterday morning. Encountered
heavy sAstery gales rom attitude 30 up 10 the Delaware
Peak~atcr and pa rom stress Of weather. The fol-
lowing u a list 0f per olicers,-
Aetna Naste,' -. s'gndng--wm Lee Hsys
Acffng Ensioa NJ Ec,c,drs O0c~v-Henry r Conner
Actss.J PaveliAt James n. Buckley
Acting lyur0e,0t.-4ames X. Dean.
Acstng FnsifYfs- Wm. Robinson, Chas r. Thouneou
Ma tsris Mote--Anthony Davis,
T,rtgnaser's 6fsri--wm. Hodgsdon.
f.autatnR Clelit-Aphonsc Para.
S,pQ,a q .Sta.edrd--AIen Dixon.
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LarSca--Ycsterday afternoon Mcssrs. G. ar Poilou
launched from their yard at the foot Of Bridge street
Brooklyn the new and splendid propeller Onward she L
d me following dmcnsions Length 2ls fest breadth q
beam thirty four feet, inches, depth a hold l5s
tonnage 223 Her frame rs OF the best of white oak
hackmatack and pcusl She is copper fastened and
diagonay braccd making her OF the strongest
shoat Her engines fards direct acting condcnsing
engine one cylinder nifty inches IN diameter and my four
inches stroke u piston, The boilers are reurn tabular
ones, with 30 blowers diameter OF propeller IA feet.
She Is brig.rizgod, wilh A4yauized wire rigging,
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Arrest OF an Alleged Rebel shsppsag Nor
chant.

OONsfDmRkD DANGHROUs MAN AND ts SENT
~ rORT LAFAYETTE.
On Tho nth inst United States Marshal Murray re-
coived . despatch from the War Department Al washing
ton. stating that named Charles 0AyArre. notsd
traitor would leave ranp'oo tho Esd a February for
New York He stated being the interest Of tho
ebes and that u his purpose TO purchase goods for
tho Southern coniedorloy Also, that he adroit
and dangerous man, Who koy 20 register sono other
than his paine.
deputy Dovoc giyea the case and yesterday xsev
noon discovered man answering the description land
ing from the schooner Ida del Zorro aud proceeding TO
French's Hotof Tho officer followed him, and
he entered the hotel and had takon arrested h,m
aud conveyed him 70 tho Marahais odice His baggage
also taken Maro and searched and the papers taken
out and examined. The telegram drectea that the pr
should no committed to Fort Lafayette som
arrested and be accordingly sout there last evenings
charge OF Deputy United states Marsha Deviae and
Young He IL at present held TO await further ordors
from ths War Tepsrtment.
Among his baggage bags Of bullion, which hs
took with him 10 the Fort.
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6osAasss aseagassl soas q shs ssrnldabs vsrsu
n thai vc,nmy, He 20 be ossAgsd 10 NE osn
sArsosssa 4 rhrd frsu shs hsslppt 70 Brownsville,
Texas ptAns for Aich road assostsd ths rebel
War Departsnsss weo found IN bis possesssoo. ns
s2d 70 hAsv rsosasy vsssed Mexico after has
Vera Cruz aad MeKc, Railroad bat other
oojocts may have had ther weight upon hk mOvemenIs
is appearance IN tbs city osrtasniy sssp<seu 70
aay the lcast, whaoyer may hAvs bean H. molivH
C0iSnoi tslrOtt Is about sixty five NJ age and "
said 10 bs very erec, and scidsiy hts bearing sna
manner
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A ou.riIIm a,,ack ON . ste. mer.


Capt. Bowen, Of the steamer sam Gaty just arrived
from Independence reports that while passing sbleys
landing no was hailed BY band OF guerillas, who
cssded Ia boarding the boat and killing Ave infantry sol
ders, hy cavairy and twenty negroes After shis
they robbed sil Tho passengers, and threw overheard
hundred sscks Of aoar and 10, Of government wagons
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

asnbsst Fight with the yicksbur9 Rat
teSiss--One Vessel Sunk and Another
Dls&bIed.
YIolasBURo, March 25, 1868.
Tweof the enemys gunboats attempted to pass down
o. river this morning, when batteries opened upon
thm with effect. One sunk opposite batteries.
no other was badly ridded asd now lies opposite the
cnsl batteries 1t ia expected that the latter will be
snk She was set nre, but. II appears TO have been
etingushed. The firing Of our splendid
.lmost every shot took effect.
JAossos, Miss., March %, 1863
10 General $. CooPEs Adjutant and Inspector General
Richmond
The following received this morning iron, General
Steysuson:-
-Four boats to the turn sunrise this morning
Two OF them attempted TO pass batteries Ono was
nk with all board and the other lies at the mouth OF
che canal apparently disabled. 8. C. PEMBERToN,
Lieutenant General Commanding
Attack ON the Yaxoo River Expedition
Three Union Gunboats Reported De-
stroycd.
MoaIK, March 25,l
via vICKsBuRG, March 20. !
0n Saturday morning Colonel Ferguson commanding
the batteries at the junction of Deep sunower
river thrtyve miles above its junction with the Yazoo
repuised the enemy and destroyed it said, three gun
boats aud drove the balance back.
Colonel Ferguson has sufficient force TO hold the enemy
Nj check, and that reforcements DO sent In
the rear OF the enemy 10 out of his retreat
The movement on the part Of the enemy was TO flank
our batteries on Haines' Bluff on the Yazoo
/, MoBns, March 20, 1853.
The Jackson APPEAL says that the repulse the enemy
In their attempts to enter Sunhower river has been
definitely ascertained The feet was driven back and
hrge number Of their barges captured.
Fighting Ut Fort PcmbertoA.
MomrR, March 20, 1868.
The Jackson appeal, Of the Gath has the following;
The enemy reported TO have made another advance
against Fort Pemberton with considerably
lrength Every effort will be made defeat them
Importance Of holding the position 10 be fully ap
preciated by our authorities.
FORT PzsBERroE, March 81, 1863.
The occasional booming or up the river tells
that our boys are after the Yankees.
The Chiicothe Is almost wreck Her quarter gun
ner's booy has been found, killed by shot from
heavy guns after passing through the boats ironma
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81. Louis Mayos.lsy Nomination.

Or. Lorr, March rs, 1888.
Tho democrats to-day nominated Joseph oNeil for
Mayor. Three tickets are the Geld. The election
takes place on the Arst Monday In April.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

MISCELLANEOUS.
An ELEGANT CURE FOR THE HAIR
rHALos 4 SONS
F$:E$s E$:E$s /: !: s$ss s$ss
SSSTs. SSSTs
oocls
coGis.
Ihs eriv genuine article made tre@
The sniy genuine srt,ele made from,
The only Erneiae article made nom
cocoA sUr OIL
c3S3s c3S3s sgr sgr 9II. Oil
COCOA Nut OIL
ruAr.oss cocIs o. Dsoaorirsd Coo. M, OH /. n,
curling preserving and restoring tie hair Ladies' ty Il
cocIs
Promotes the growth Or The hair
oocis
Prevents Inc hair failing %.
cocis
xlls and removes aasdraa
cooIs
Gives new ne =, the bamsa hair.
cocIs
n,ss. the hair neh ,aa sIo-y
cocrs
the most p.riee, dre..lss los the hsa.
cocIs
Leave, no di.gr,,ssls .aer
cocrS
Leaves no .aky .ub.,s-o.
cocis
Cess - and 8, osn. /. sOs'.
81 SURE AND ASK YoR ruALoss cocrs.
:s$ NJ ::s $s ;$s SS:fs: s$:s S$ S$;Is
bb 1sb sks ks 1n.T rn.T s9 sST ssr ssr s SInss SIn
xsbb xsb sss sssss Hi Hi rSSS rSSS SSttT 20 I'VE
.ssas..ssIsf taS..ss lsf sshLshi ssits4.l t,ifals
-SssIS;;':sti,Ss$.so S;;'sti,Ss $.sosrs &c"
Result from -. %. @ ~ ~ HsiSos iaa,s ~ " o. G.,
=, rrs. s.., . 90. .,., 30 q G =, .s, ,.,,. . s..
.Aroassoa,lA- rni.ss s.,.. fa,or. We issi.s .ss
rgtI2s y, i,, soy ,c ~, .',' ~ s.s.s-.y
A THOUSAND EE.mIenEAIoR. 80 80
kat sasco :o,il afar., a.. ave. rasa e.'s T.s.
'ep A~ COOKING urySHLs
AID '''v d'''srgss II Essi = rksas sl ' Sscs' A''
sA''ose x.s, sgs.s. s. s...' %. s . RON sss srs
4 xpaosrA ov Ds srgRiJso'E.A sYfsuLATiso.
s 2 ss, sss ~ T K I'd s..l s' .ssy ss'.: =. s
ssndrus prevents tss bsr fsAing ogl gf ~ pfep
s.y s'r rss "a ss- ss 40 20 ess ~ ~
b. n i sTERIiso. pssgrs'1r Dspsl sss rfo.a..y.
a @oggAr nrDDLE ROUTE TO rHE wysrs
h cssrssL gxrissssss coxrArY.
ORGANIZED YEBRUARY !, i~s
TAI. oompasy forward. ~srss.al~ -sssy. As. uss~,
.i .,,,.. p.ss-ag-, vsiss ssy % raissgrx cseisss
I.spisvlls H. Loa~ and an rs'as wss.
ogxEaAL ovyrcs Ia sRsapwAr
a % Horg. szr~-s,ssses,
a pyICg y. aofDfERs rnfgsDs -sgsD PACK
N ~ ns~.a tA~ sfmv ~ lAf fGna~n IA
Lss~ "A Hxosg a. La sess e~~y.fa tefr lee fs~s.
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Bsrry's TricoPhcrous tor tho Hair
rs,oaed ~ Me prinep. d.nilie, IN Euops aud Ameno.
lion for ali pm poses With the hair Il o.enl ia
Iainy on eraeat.s .cur dandrun &C. and keeps q ~ he
q oil ponst" or any other preparation quite supernuons
a.ssy. No Il Queen street, Jersey, Europe.
ssa no re. %s!s...rs ss.. ..Fss; .ssa Dss"
ara-n No. y HisS street
aoas.is. Sass'Siis.' a.sssa. s.Sss asaa.s SPAIN.
GornJo Havana
aop'oa ,i,%aa : sssaSFst Con Ss,s uis.ss Sssii..
GrshAm, NewfoundiAnd.
watson rriaee Edwards Lisud
Hemps,esd, Belize. Honduras.
rou, Panama
xo.s x,".es CO. s,a,,, Australia.
Harrous. Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Kennedy, Jalsps.
i.ocs.,e, Russia
And by all Drugsi.is ,hroughou, the Uni,sd States
Trs, onic. corner q Broadway and Ann street under
Baraums Museum: EIsstc Supporters shoulder Braces
aud spinal Braces, ac a lAdy attendant,
Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No Nrsey street opposite the church. No
don with any other truss once Of the ssn name Fsmas
attendant
Ladies, Try Laird's Bioom or Youth or
snd ssn s5d i. eonsneas ,ha, Sss no so"s X sra"
.sis snd 40 Broadway.
CristadorO's Hair Dye, Pressrvatfve and
Wig Depot Wholesale and retail No. Aslor House The
Dye applied b5 skiliulnrtiss
wigs, IOupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyelng
and MoldAva Cram. for beautifyng the hair al w.
BACHELORS, 10 Bond street
Ia the world insantsneons harmless aud relabl@, STh
by all druggists and peromer Factory y Bsrcsy street
Mrs. Winslosv's Soothing Syrap RE-
ieyes the child from pain invisora., the stomach and
bow~is oorcts aid and gives lone and ygor 70 ths whole
system, 70 cents PER bottle.
MANY sad Wives" Have Cared Drink
ing husbands and made happy, by usng DR. ZELL
WDkEkFUL REMEDY. which be gwen unknown 10
the dripker .as 63 DIVISION street aud 2it Eighth
avenue, and st HAYES. I1s Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Royal Havana LottcTy.-3O Per Cent
premium q for prizes Tuforma lion furnished Highes
price paid for Donbloon. American Gold AMI silver
TAYLOR CO. Bankers. 10 all street
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Court OF ApueAla.

ALBANY, March 2s, 1858
The following s the calendar Of tho Court OF Appeals
for Monday, March 30Sos. T. ., o. g. ii, II, 10, IA,
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Prizes Cashed in All Lcxaitzed Lotte-
riss Information given, J0SEpu BATES, Broker,
No 10 Wall street, New YORK, M. l.
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The m.s.sehssssss Legislators.

The Icsislaars has unaniroxsy sfops~f res1<atsso
teud~rtnx 10 Massachusetts, ssdsess the thsaSs the
fonuso1 f,f the tbsy have fendsr-i aaf
a .dy,ng sch re,nforcsneuia W lae1 snssSt ~ tSs
a.lt,ca ssi1,ei1s s1s4l ffyn ts~s w tina sc1aa01
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eight Cnrtes dc visisc for VI, Of Un-
eaualed sp,e aud hnsh at rAITS, corner os Corisnd
aud Gre-nsl.h streets.
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/" A shILk WAS ON BBn LIP-HKALTH WAS Ia
her tsok ssreassh nsr step. sd IA her hAnas-
Plantation Bitlrrs."
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beautiful accomplishment OF the modern sesins machine
that Of executing the ot elaborate aud elegant emhrod~y
mschine will hereafter be considered III or family
except n enbroderg well sews, and no machine bn
the 9RuYEk BAKER, pretends 10 attain TO this petfec
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

Her Royal HighnesS the Princess or
Wales At turney Gallery 707 BroadwsyOn exhibition
splendid Photograph OF Royal Hghn.sa. eiyeI
from CopenhAren also Cartcs yisls OF fer sale
together with Albums Cartes
YlaIte Of all the distingulahed pefsonA Of The day
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| wiider's Patent Haim am n nder ~ fes.-
n. beat Fire rroof safe the world Depot ip Maiden
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OMeisi Drawings oS the Library Assoc
citation Compsny's Lottery. Of Kentucky
CLks ltg-Msrca IL 1853
I6, 10, 68, I5, %, So, i7, ~, o., ~, 10, 81.
CLASs il0-March a. 1879
70. ~, l. "a, ~. ~, ~. IL, Is, 23, 81, 56.
For Circulars, &c. address
FRANCE Kills 90 cay,nrtsu X,
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CMctai Drawings OF marrsy, Eddy q
Co . Rentuc<y and Missouri State L.pst-ries
Axriucrv. kxrxA CLAss ts--haroa -. 1888
l5. 90. 81, 80. 7. 81. ~, II. 43. 50, ~,
KENTUCKY. cLaSs i30-MAsoh -. 1855
~. ~, so, Ga, ~. Sc 80. *, g. 10, is 80, II. "a.
Circulars sent free OF oargs W aifrea.aa either q
MURRAY EDDY 4 CO,
OOvln4ton NJ. 81 I0nls. Ne.
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omcsai Drawing. Of ,ns Della ware stat,

DuLAwARn ErrRA CLAS If)-asrch ~. 1857
50, 81. g. Cd, \, so. 20 g. 81 ~, 80.
DsIAwARs. OLAss is)--nArch - Isss
9. rs, 81. IL. I'll. 40 2. 81. g. 20. ~ Ct. IS, 49,
Circulars sent By addressns
JOHN A NORRIS co,
DetgyarA
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Gsnbsst Fight with the yicksburg Bat
tsSiss-One Vessel Sunk and Another
Disabled.
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Mafson Naillard,
as Bfoadsy Celebrated Chocolate for family rom
cents TO ~ tenLs por FOUND
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
HOOKER,S ARMT.

HsADQyAkrss ov Assv sas rsporio.l
March a., fsAS
D4arters brought INTO camp 70 dAv conlrm she pro
vious reports u ths great Scarcity 81 prcvsinA tbs
rebel oanp. Hat ssy dAinpsa The srdor md
spirit u the troops
Owing ts srictpo~s thO robe. oousoripscn IN ihs
Shenandoah Valley 1 highly psossb~ that fertile and
productive portion Of tho state xu nearly barren
wsste tho osmng seasu
0thes portions Of tho slaIe ro believed 70 bc in the
game coadittoa.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

To day known In the Christian calendar ~ Palm san
day so-called commenoration Of our Saviours trnm
pha entry into Jerusaem whom the muls'tude ssrewec
his path with palm branches.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-29
The French Emperor on Mediation in.
American Affairs.
NEW YORK, Janusrv o.

NEW YORK, January %.
The Saxonia has arrived, from Southampto II
the 14th.
1t is rumored that Napoleon had renewed b is
proposal for joint meditation in American afr
fairs. The London Observer says no such offer
has been made to England. The Emperor al ..
tlnetly intimated to Mr.. Dayton his refusal 20
submit any proposition.
At the opening of Chambers, the T,urs,oe
said The condition of France wouId he
hourishing if the American war had nor Sris5
up one OF the most fruitful sources of our in~
dustry. l have attempted TO send bevond
the Atlantic advice inspired BY sincere svm-
patty. but the great maritime powers not
thinking it advisable to act as vet. am
Obliged TO postpone to a more favorable nm
portunity an offer of mediation, the object of
which was to stop the ~efusion OF blood aud
prevent the exaustation of America, whose
iutnre cannot be looked upon with indifer-
encH.H
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-29
The Warm E,oui.auo

New YORK, Jan. 27.-The New Orleans
Delta Of the 10th contains the following letter.
BERWICK BAY, La, Jan. I5s
have learned the particulars Of an affair df
some Importance which took place yesterday.
Early in the DAY Commodore Bucban0r
went up the Teche River with the Calhoun nm
I'll he came to the distractions placed in the
channel by the rebels. At this point unluckiIv
the gunboat got aground. Commodore Bucba6-
an however. it is said, went fo1 ward some dis,
lance, and was shot tbrough.the head from epe
OF the rife pits near by. a man named White
hurst, also belonging to the Calhoun. was kige5
az the same time. Col, Thomas of the etb W
mont, hearing the firing, ordered his regimsnt -
charge the pit which resulted il the csntnra of
thirty rebels and in the dispersion of the res,
1 have been told that Sax rebels were killsd
learn on good authority that the Canlain
OF the rebel gunboat fallen was killed, and i,
was also reported that the gnuboat was ear
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-29
Gen. EsooI,ev,s Initial Order.

l~EADQUARTERs ARMY or THE POTOMAC
CAME NEAR FALMOUTH, Jan. 26, 1868.
General Order No. by direction of the Pres.
adent OF the United States, the undersigned has
assumed command ofthe army of the Potomac.
lie enters upon tn discharge ofthe duties impo,
sed by tins trust. with q just appreciation Of their
responsibility Since the 20 rmation Of this army,
ho has bean Identified with Is history. He has
shared with you its glories and Jeverses, with lilo
other desire then that these reIat ions might remain
UNCHANGED until it's destiny shoni,1 be accomplish
ed. IN the record of your achies esneLts there is
much to be proud of, and with the b. 'essing of God,
we will contribute something to to Re renown OF
our arms aud the success Of our cause.
TO secure these ends your command er will re-
quire The cheerful AMI jealous cooperate IN of ev
cry officer and sold, er in this army. In ecu ipment,
inteillgence and valor the enemy is our In terror.
we can find him.
The undersigned only gives expression TO the
Iee'lngs OF tins army. when he conveys to our ate
commander, Alajor General Burnside, the m, 9st
cordial good wishes for his future.
MY stat will be announced as soon as organized
tSigued) JOSEPH HOOKEP
Maj Gen, Cong Army of Potomao
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-29
Concert in wilnot.-Mr. H. 81

Concert in WiIrnot.-Mr. H. BRANCH who
has been tor some years engaged in teaching Vo.
cal dnd ~umen Music, proposes to favor the
good people of Wilmot and vicinity with q gaynad
Vocal and Instrumental Concert, tn>rnorrow, Fri.
day eAsning. Mr. Branch will be assisted by his
Glee Glass in that village; also by NJ ISIS NJ. A.
Stone, Pianist, We donbt NOT the conc er, will be
well worthy of patronage. and our friends in that
portion of the country, we presume will gladly
avail themsolvs of the occasion. to ,es some en-
ceilent singing.