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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

FIRE KINDLERs. The Rochester Union
gives the following directions for manufact-
uring Fire Kindlers:'
Take quart of tarr lbs of rosin melt
them, bring them to cooling temperature,
mix with as much saw dust with little
charcoal added, as can be worked in; spread
out, while ho, on board; when cold break
ii up, in Jumps the size of large hickory nut:
and you have at a small expense, kinding ma.
terial enough for "a household Que year. The
composition will easily ignite from match
and burn with strong blaze, long enough TO
start any wood that is at all fit to burn"
The QUEEN OF PUDDINGs.- \ correspon,
dent of the American AgricuIturist gives the
above title to a pudding, for making which
he furnishes the following recipe:
One pint of nice bread crumbs to one
quart of milk, one cap of sugar, The yolks Of
four eggs beaten, the grated rind OF lemon,
piece of butter the size of an egg. Bake
until dene but not watery. Whip the whites
=of the eggs still, agd beat in n tea cupfui or
sugar in which has been stirred the juice of the
lemon. Spread over the pudding a layer Of
jelly, or any sweetmea;s you prefer. Pour the
whites of the eggs over this and replace in the
oven and bake lightly, To be eaten with
cold cream. 1t is second to Ice cream aud
for some seasons better"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
SllerifSnle.
On Saturday November 7th, 1863,

J. p Weaver Try virtue OF an execution 10
VS.. D mo direceed from the Court
Davidson Bowman. } Of Common Pleas OF Delaware
Comfy, Ohio, shall offer az public sals
On Saturday November 9Th, 1868,
at O'Clock D. M OF said day the door OF the Court
Room IN Delaware, the following described lands and
tenemcnts 10 wit: situate the County Of delaware
and state Of Ohio, and IN Berlin township and bound
od and described follows; Being in-Iotu 81, "a Is
and "a In the Of Cheshire, designated on the
plat Of said town. and kAOwn as the "Steam Saw Mil
property A-.
Oct. S, 1s63,-ts $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
ESTABLISHED 1850.
PETER LoRILEARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
l6 and Is Chambers S.,
ttermery AZ Chambers Street. rfew York;

L b ana 10 ClTn1OeTS NJ,
tFernerIy AZ Chambers Street, Eew York; f..
Would call the tsntion Dealers to the articles of his
manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
MaCOby, DemigrOs.
Fine Rappce, Pure Virginia,
Coarse RapPee. Natchitoches
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast. Fresh Scotch.
LundyfoOt.
AsF- ATTENTION Is CALLED REDUCTION IN
PRICES OF FINE-CUT CHEWING SMOKING TORACCOe
WHICH WILL BIZ FOUND a SUPERIOR QUALITY.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING
Long P A. L., plain, $. Jago
No. 1, Cavendish, or Sweet Spanish,
No. 2. Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canaster
Nos. & 2 mixed, Tin Foil Cavendsh. Turkish
GranUiated. e.. -..H ....-- --
BA circular oi prices will he sent application
MaV 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

'FHE undersigned has been duly appointed Adsat.lu.
irat9r OF the Estate Of Captain George II P1riS
iate OF Delaware county, Ohio, deceased.
Sept 25, 1888 b. v. LOOFBOURRow
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

10 WASH FAsT-COLoRED SmKs.-Make u
lye Of soft soap by warming it in a pipkin
with sufficient water to dissolve it, but do not
let it boil then add about halt pint of whis-
key TO half a pound of the soap, and let it
cool. Have tub Of cold water, and take
each breadth separately, and rinse well in the
water but do not rub it, and then spread it
evenly upon board or table; dip piece of
flannel in the mixture of soap and whiskey
and rub thoroughly over both sides of the silk;
rinse again in clean, cold water, (out great
care must be taken 10 clean it from the SOAP
then throw it over line in the open air to
drain, but not too dry, and, by the time you
have completed the washing the first piece will
be ready to iron, which must be done with Il
hot iron-as hot as would be required to iron
piece of linen. The result will be that the
silk will look equal to new.
MACARooNs. These little cakes are much
admired ard are very agreeable addition to
tho desert. The following is a recipe for
preparing them: TO quarter of q pound
Of sweet almonds, take four tea sp0Onsfull of
orange-fower water, the whites Of six eggs,
and one pound Of sifted white sugar. Blanch
the almonds fremove the brown skiu,) and
pound them with the orange-howrr water. or
some Of he white of an egg; then "ti~iz the
whites Of the egg and add them gently 10 the
almonds 1t is important bat Ih,s'. Two in
gradients should he carefully adie,l "r they
vii! oil or separate sin The sugar in,o the
mixture until he whole forms pas.,-- 40. TO
stiff to drop upon white paper, which should
be placed in a tin, or a plate. and the whole
baked in slow oven till done
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Cooks Sugar EvaporatOr.

FTIHE subscriber having the Agency for the sale o
this very desirable article in the counties OF Della
ware and Union. Gags call the attention of farmers
its superior merits II has stood the of the
vcrcst scrutiny and by the general verdict Of thC
public declared the hcst article Of the kind use
Persons wishing Eyapnrator viii Of course under
stand the economy Of purchasing the best DC found
and this is the very article 1 is without rival for
efficiency. and win commend itself to All judges oi
what Evap0rstnr shnGt ba what It should he ca
pable Of periOTmiuG Apply TO
A L. PARKER
Aug IS 63-ti Delaware, y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
UNION
Clothing Store.
Marnhanr rraiInrir

TIRGENDS AZ FElIOW. CITIZENS: About eghtes
= months ago commenced little business IN Il
of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
AUCTION.

Delaware, Oct. 9, 1868 At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

LOYALTY OF KANSAS.
Tie SPEAKER Laid before the House the resolu.
lions OF The Legislature Of Kansas approving of the
policy Of the Administration in the suppression O,
the Rebellion.
usliTED STATES COURTS
The House passed The Senate bill providing for
the holding Of Circuit Court OF one district bv the
Judge Of another, in casas OF necessity, and confer
Ying the United StateS District Courts cOgnzgnce
OF cases Of Admiralty o. % the lakes tie same as n
now possessed By them as to the high seas.
QUALULED.
mr. FLANDEES, the Member from the Lei
Congregational DistIlct Of Louisiana, appeerd and
was qualified.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Mr. DAWES tKep.. Mass.) & ON the Committee
on. Elections lado an uDiayorsb!e report Oh tn,
credentials Of G.. l.. Grafton III IL Member Of the
With District Of Virginia.
THE sECOsD DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. DAWES called up the adverse report IN The
case Of Jennings Piggott, claiming seat from the
lld District Of North Carolina. IL Bas read. 1t
rels ofth tha PggoIt was not IL any 1ss sense the
ehOice Oh tue loyal voters, not half OF wDou had al
opportunity TO vote. Besides, he was not resident
VI Npr'H Cafonna, although native thereof. lie
bao hVeo In washington with bis wife and family,
sno had here voted FOR municipal ollicers
Mr.. IlOGOII Maintained Tint ia yvas the choice
Of the legal voters Ii he bad INV donb,s M IN his
elgibillty, he would not be standing here to1av
claiming this seat. lie was appointed secretary 10
Ooyerner sianly 10 Autumn. IeSl, and retQrued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY "a, 1861

Mr.. WICKLIFFE-By what night do you OBJ
ject
Mr.. HICKMAN| an addressing the Speaker
as YOU ouqht 20 DO.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE-Yo have no right to speak
ST. down.
Mr.. OLIN did not propose to answer caption.
objections to the BILL measure by commnn consent
deinaad ed by the exigencies Of the country. a
plausible objection cannot be made to II by any
man who has loyal heart and is desrous to sustain
the Government in this time Of its trial.
Those who have been denouncing it will now I'M
derstand the people will not surrender everything
they hold dear. and visit those who oppose 1t with
the condemnation tn y deserve.
Mr. OLIN, at II !, moved the previous question
on the bill.
Mr.. PENDELTON Dem, Ohio moved call Of
the House.
Mr.. ANCONA Dem, Pa asked to be excused
from voting,
Mr.. VOORHEES, demanded the Yeas and Nay,
on that.
Mr.. MALLORY moved that the House adjourn.
Mr.. NOBLE called for the yeas and nays on the
later motion.
Tho question was decided in the affirmative by
one majority. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
Tho Storm Month.

foRl Monroe Monday, f.r. q, 1903
severe .ftorm commenced her, early Oh Satut
day morning Six schooneTs are ashore on Oh
Point and Hampton Beach, VIZ: tie T.. w. liar
rington, Elliott, Oyoca, j. II. Cunningham, I'm
clue, Chester, and u. l.. sawyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

blslUN MOndlN, 10, . IuUl.
The steamship GIassow, bouni FROM Liverpool
for New lorL, bas put iuio i.ovmcetOwn, .DJi y
coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
y,oeruuvNCs OF CONGRESS.
ro,,,nned from Fire. Page.

,on wa am lldet so az 10 Take II general, apply
hc ~ any telegraph line, aud the resolution passed.
nIscHARGE OF STATE PRISONERS:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

q Ne men. what. lien, dess ~ ssysty n thss
holy season consist NJ NY friends. = oonsis,s n
Of young .siris arriving in usF vslansee = -
door Of church where crowd of mascun<s alPsaAy
:s Ss sss we .nS nSss sse p m o
male acquaintance hands hem out and they eotev ~
church, where, the crepuscular light. thsy oek NE
heads Outside the rattle Of carriages and vo.ntas
and the hrong OF comes and gosrs ebbs and
nSss s The , q The ,sss re- - .: A. y: =
the season advance hand In band with svsn footed
Thursday comes and tho carriages have dhap-
he walls Of Of Havana. ~ the churches are are m sSssr
gayest 20 are the ladies and the men more
Than The ss s' s :s e:
bejeweled pilgrims passing from shrne 10 shrine, and
dispensing smiles and perfumes they %. II 10 pro-
with the freshness OF youth and radiant with bat lowell
which the only relic have left Of the lost Eden
Night comes and the hrong thicker the hum Of voices
and one Ia tired Of gazing and beng gazed
at There three four bands the Plaza dc Armas
the crowd tremendous and here the nrst time in
twelve months the beauty rank wealth and fashion Of
Havana assembled foot Slowly the throng circu
helpless crnoline crushed What DO you suppose this
multitude is thinking OF on this holy GOOD Friday aver
can only that there were many who hoped that others
Friday rs day Of mourning, and tho ladies reappear
In black Again the streets are filed and Havana looks
~ somo sudden revolution had advanced u hundred
years. The scenes OF yesterday re- enacted tho
churches revisited and the hands that caspcd each
plaza s crowded and the gay mutude crculates, while
music londs its charms and the look down from
uncloueed tropical sky.
the voantss reappear stores are opened vendors shout
their your ear the delightful silence Of yester
fcrms ssss & szissncs such s Holy Week among US.
p S.-Exchangs on New York % back again TO 40.
have no time for more the mail closes at nine O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
Arrivals snd Departures.

resr tv rsrcs va ki-s.ros-s's.m'.ip rsnssn.t-
yfgn ElngslsD0 ds 1of1ors AID lsit trs. t.dy snf
.sr.asl, 4 pss.as sod s1y z. .o,ss, g.~s. L,s
IssA,n. " D.ilpsf, W hesh.st l..y sas shii nls'
laura euanh. rrOin fori fitDce-M DsJ4nA, Mr..
yahsIsg fsr.sns Cantng - rsrs AlLn. n
0rssL NJ VidsL Mr. oslion Jh~~mp1s sr.ssrpgton, NJ
Haxsfth.
Hsv... i-p s.-lc-s,,.9.slg s,.u.. o...n ..-J.es-
Miss ssell ss1 su Dsslss camp. suise NJ rssn
beron WATSON, Mr. Mimt9ru NJ mi kfs Eotsnasn
ur. wsssh and Miss hobsTsor hlsa aief gntlsrs
n psnn. VI Dosiey J Cufaa rsnlsf. NJ ant Mo- Dee
la Y, Bssas. 4 urs.ilss. jysliIos. X xsssr
1ers,o ssvs PsDrsoy tisrison. ferpsness Nrs
soa l. s.asd.rs iaH.. y..w,. lhemss hsut Lg.lsss.
.aa - .hnd,.a ~. k.rs. n-ni, n,,gsr n;,st
rr.J.ssss wa'e 40 isf.s. wr ws.s. sssfs,e W I.
Jor~s Joan sort VIM psrhsr. ~ ys.ss..~s<.e y Ays.
s~.s sen,yss ~ Irssssa< ~ is,s1.. ~ E.l
ch~ wa-s ~ n-y-.s. s.s. cs.s~s csy. &c 49,. ss
rrs. piisss. " go vss< Fsss hs,slas Jes<t
isss s..,s. is..st s.sss H 's' E rss! III. ns
. Z s:.. Ia. s...s :. .':s' z 80:
SsIHSAs-sss ssn a. sssrss-.
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Police Iassiliasncs.

Fosonan Uros rHs PAu ov HISS DArxnApr ex.
cecnt imitation Of ave sulder notes on the Bank Of
Hesss Darmstsdt made i,s appearance this city and
Philadelphia some weeks ago, and number Of brokers
victmcd TO the tune Of several thousand dollars
The police were duly notified Of the fraud but notwth.
standing all their e1oru they unable ferret out
the authors o. the forgery. In the meanwhile a ccnmu.
nicaton was received from of the officers q the
at Darmstadt 10 the effect that the counferfos had
croesed the ocean, and were ertensivey cIrcuIs ei
throughout all the principal EuropeAn cities upDn IN.
yestigatng the matter pretty cofey the sutbors "a
narmssait we're convinced that tho bills were gotten
up In the United states, and was intlnaied that
Philadelphia was most probably the place whore The
fraud had its origin. Acting rp0n this infornatlDp
detectives Kslso and Rsdford proc.casd 10 the
Quaker city, and after many days and nishts of
unceasins labor they sucoeefed IN srr,sne the ruI,r
parties ard securing several Thousand dollars worth or
the spurious money Ibs os nee beng commItses vifnln
the jurisdiction OF Philadelphia tho accused parties who
all Germans were detained IN that city fcr trial Tho
New York officers arrived home yesterday, bringing with
them the news Of the arrest Of the countsrf~srs aud
their oommiitai for triAL
Ts LAD RoBnkrr Ar cIApn. MEiss q Cos-ps,
sarss Connolly. Alias Mag Dava and Jane Curtis. who
arrested Zoe stealing silks from The store of
Clsain, neisn Co, were indicted ye>terdsy by shs
Grand Jury end committed - the Tombs for tr,s Tbe
siasssnt N cse cf The morning nswspap~rv 20 the es
that the above Arm have suersd Of $50 600 Al tbs
hands u kbopIifters duns ths paes three unnths 4
o exaGserattn. We are sesured that ~ ors csnoot
- n~e - eis,eos - NE cussi1s. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
NORMA AT TRE ACADEMY or MUSIC.


Mms hedcrps isss appearance drew an immense
audience Her In the rei> Of Norma has been
Of the great attractions OF the season aided a sbs
has been, by Mile. sulzer snd signors Mazzoeni and
Baehi-the latter having given TO the role Of Polio and
orcvsso more interest than s usually bestowed upon
them. The admirable seling Of Mazzoen adds 10 tho
dramatic force displayed BY Medor His every motion
20 significant, 20 fun of meaning 80 nfel.ke an 10
render the opera of Norma, performed by the Ma
retzek troupe, grand lyric drama Mcdor wss enabled
70 display her talent 70 iis utmost limit, whom seconded
~ rtists Who like herself. enter fully the spIr,t n
tnen yoio TO say that last nights performance Was
success " give but On indifferent idea OF what ma
90 more rightly termed ovation. From the corn.
mencemont o. The opera until is close the spplauss
was enthusiastic Tho artists called out before The
curtain time after time the favorite airs were ali spcor
In set ,he public seemed 70 never giving continued
proofs OF their approbston No doubt regrets sf tbe
forced De- arturo q The prima caused IN psrt tbe
unusual warmth displayed by the audience.
Today there VIII be grand Matinee upon which occa
son Dnzetts great work, ia Tayita - viii be esen
On Monday evening signor Ne xsoleni's bepeot tske.
place. verdls opera, Tn Balo Masch~ra ,f viii \.
even. MalxoIeni - the Count he's won Immcpse an
paase this opera His bsrcarois the seoood sos n
rendered with such have ss~n sounl,sd
Mms. Guenabeiia SING on this occasha ms b~v~Gf
clo~s The sessos There wii 10 dcubs ~ 40 immenrs
10 Su xr. Qos,schsk gives hs arss nAGa.s. N.
protrAmme h met attractive, and Includes some " sus
most peps'ew arszt6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
OPERATIONS ON TINE CUMBERLAND.

Destrsesiea OF Gsabeats asd Transports
by Whssisr's Rsbei Cavalry.
rcsrsps ho~sos, April II. isoa.
RiOsmood papers ct the isth Inst s,is that ,~o gss
bc<ls and tbrss Transports have ben destroyed the
CumosrlH1d river By whs-lssss reb>l cavalry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
ssrseeass's OAee.
Before otiscn =. Ieekss, sarrczsie.

rbs VII vss admitted " probate viihgus ccn,sss. AZ
ter ds,Sibutlng Ah,uf " no amons har fcatires the
rststfir be9p~~fbs 800 n ne Rnsn cxfhD'e orpLsn
Asyian W Prince Ure<t ana tfo0 mrys v tb& n,nnlA
eeryy sse~s % 'hs {" psasss tssA-ss," 70 bssy sls
afrv<s. NF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

HAVANA, April ii, 1868.
UsasAS~s Aboss Ssease. y Nae Ycrk-fM <YS.usn
Sssan~.-As Arrssat fyom Vera Cnr-wyek Of aS
susa~w harios-IfoIy Wed IN Haroaa--EscAanos, de-
6sss this ~ wssk hAvs written BY the Columbia,
- Rcsnoks and the nsla and again have the pleasure
- address by ~ British Queen which leaves TO day
ms latter wi, very short time. bs replaced by the
Csrsica much nsr vessel TO be commanded by that &C
ssOpshsd ssnssnAn Captain Is Msssurisr formerly Of
ahs Karnak and now cf the British Queen This year we
hsvs had no lack of steamers between New York and a
vsna, and hsar.cf still anothsrshc Morning star
San unasstand. BY tbe former owners Of the steamer
Unisa. lately sold 70 the United States government,
Ths stsamship North star, from New York 20 A,puva
viii over thousand passengers put IN here the day be-
fore yesterday short Of water She had exper euced
severe tims leaving pour port and told suffered
soms injuries whs have been very slight however
she remained bu, very few hours in our hubor
About The same time with he latter tlcrc Ia
ite steamer reported AZ tho Eugone, from New York
bnd Nassu- II is said she Is 70 become Confederats
Inc in which shs shot up the bay T. her snchor
ING ground and should think her admirably adapted for
,he purpe-e 90 which she y said % be intended.
BIT and sonoma, on ts former o which niee the blue Gag
Admiral Wilkes. who remains hers awaiting The next
Yesterday French ships OF incline wasrsm and
D. Louis srrved hcre fromvera Cruz, but tbosgh hsy
l Ia ~ III e. nsy = mc ms.s~c * Tss T.rd eco. a. ay
he n, mber Of ais. and win probably mot remain long
ms very ven s,sss my letter here; for 4, n, =.
news onceined have given you every item issp rs a.
bembcr hat could Be d ths sast interssi Havana i
bu ss rn anss the sxcissnpens of Hoy Week, vhIck,
Sssy che Es ct season m Hsvsaa Not that snsre are
ss and other rofans festivcs net that the isdies 40
g S.s. e :s sss r. ~ ss.-:S ss. ss;
E s. ssss sss ssssss . ~ sAss ~ = ;s:'s.ss K: %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

! TIlHFATl NpfW III I1N1
The steamship Canada arrived hsrs from Bs-tsa fear
oci0ok this morning, end sailed ssAn at nve ccck fr
LysrIool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
INTERESTING FROM NASSAU.
.--~-~-~~~-~~s~~-~~>~>~~~
Arrival Of the British Queen.
Activity Among the blockade
RunmeHs.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCES At NASSAU.
Three Days Later from Mexico, but
No News,
ARRIVALS AND CLEARlkCES Ar NASSAU.

- u-..-. ....---.,. r,-,.,., 49,. r,..,.,. . u...,
'.".' .'snAp D'"Ha ta.o.' o.p'am -
SSer rrtved - this port last night rom Havana and
Nseau h daAss from The former are 70 The llth and
e-F.n~ ,~.... -.-. =. ~. ,o.s d.,
- -. -, ,s' - 'Ao 'osA '.''
The news from Havana 10 Of no Importance, TWO
vYench W ar haA arrival there from Vera Crs
~hsne. ,h.v .asa ~ shs Ar mat hnt our soryssnoo
cent could not lsasn that they brought any news TINS
rather dspatss the report relative 70 the capture Of the
a., - r..sro hv ~ Trsnsh.
~ - - ....,
1hs news from Nassau y interesting, ~ indcasng the
activity and success Of the blockade We give
Q. -s...-- - - - ~ .--.-,s ''' -
"oo snas poss s~ "o ~ 'nFse wssss'
IL 80. --------ls
ARRIVED.
March TO- steamer Granite City, hcwan, wilmington,
cotton. 70 Adderley Co
March H. steamer Eagle, Cappsr wilmAgton, cotton,
10 y. Adderley Il Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

San Tn,Scpco, April 10, 1893.
Onion clubs being Organised IN the principal towns
or The state t
The Assembly has passed the bill censuring the state
Comptroller and Treasurer FOR paying the California por
ton d the national taxss IN greenbscks after The money
bad been collected from The people IN gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
Rebel Reports from che lflsslssipp1s
fFrom the Richmond sentinei, April l6.1

GNESADA, ME- ApfN II, NO.
Large rcnforcements and oommssary and quaster.
masters stores have arrived. Tho plan 10 "
each of three railroads coming south. GrAnsS
army Joins Rosccrans by Ihs Tsnnessss y failing
rapidly.
ire abos ,usposri 70 rar pla,u Of ne ~1ss; bsls
is diNcuU 10 rend1 Isn'dligibis. .--Ep Hnxuxn-1 ~
HExSASpo, Mis- Anii II, 1870.
Eiet's Marine Brigade has certainly gone Memphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
rhs Rebel "sisustion', 60 ths 18th Iass.
LErom the Riehmond ssntinel. AprL ISL

ThS Rebel "S1tueteOa" 60 ths 1beh Iaees
Iron the Richmond ssnsinel, April 1871
me Telegraph brings us news a whceiers opsrsr
tons IN Tennessee IN bis character Of Gebevsi 0olss
intsndent tho raroads thai state and kentueky,
and Master o Transportation for socrans He has been
altering The schedule, kc., two rcsds 10 oscys se,
doubt 70 his great disgost. 4sW .Q Y
We reports also thai Van Dorm has had Aahs -
Franklin which seemed 70 have been masksd by nssesae
Ing and not rsy pospsrpsu fortuna Van Dorn nGAs
ing man. but dses nof alauu rin. We Do not imagine
that the anAir vas important frankla b nlas-
teen miles south OF Nashvfie. A.
From SUFFOLK learn. by wsy ~ Psssrsbuyg, thse
Touslrscss were known 10 bs within two utlee -
suSIk yesterday movnng and that citxsns who e ~
vicinity report that nrng commsnccd 81 hafpess hvs,
and wss sti proxrcssing at nips O'Clock, whsu shs N
fosmanss pAssd OF hearing Ths forces N hs eee0y
Il sanSk vsrsoasy stated II probable thai Iao
street, Who n ksown 10 have bssa Advancing - ths0s
ateasee1 eAew yooegdng usowumG H'
From Gen. D. w. nm and bis operatives ~ wasnsaesoa,
N. C., ~ hass ssfAlra additional. 1es ". - 1.
Prom the Rappahannock, wc have report that thsse
was nghtng yesterday morning ~ Ks''sys ford We ~
prom Con. wses movement on Williamsburg, vs have
nothing further.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
Tn. FsxA, ., Fr.nH,,n, Tenn.


hight occurred al Franklin yesterday. Gensrai Van
Dorm attacked tho enemy With thousard cavalry
aud freemans battery. The federas retroae. but ad
vanccd again, with heavy rcinfcrcements bloody
light cnsued. Freemans battery captured and frss
killed. Our loss is heavy We rstrcsed from tho
place AFTER SIX hours hard ARhtng
later accounts represent tho rccapturc OF artillery
after the fall Of Freeman. We took prisoners