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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

For The Southern Egis.
A RIDDLE.S a NJ
BY MISS BIS nor.


Far in the warm, bright Southern land,
Where foamy pillows wash the strand,
A mighty monarch's kingdom atands-- 4 /,
Noble and grand.
He sitteth ever in kingly state, s&E.F p
Around him his humble vassals wait, r
Toiling early and toiling late
With busy hands.
Throughout his realms, from coast to coast,
A mighty and dusky army host,
With banners white as winters frost,
Enguard bis land. i..'
Sailing with bold majestic sweep,
His freighted navies Ger deep
Their steady onward courses keep 3d.
0. For distant lands. Ea 't
Bearing to them precious store,
Richer than silver or golden ore, ~ W.
Welcomed by all, the rich and poor, 81
Who waiting stand e H. b
Watching the coming snowy sail;
And borne afar upon the gale,
This gladstone welcome, Hail all hail
Floats DER the strand.
Close by the ripping rivers side,
By the blue ocean s swelling tide,
His mighty cities in their pride
And beauty stand. ...:..
In town and hamlet, on vale and hill, o.
By the babbling stream, by the lake SO still,
He reareth the noisy smoky mill
And busy band
AT his lordly bidding come and go,
Ever hurrying to and fro,
Weaving him robes like the driven snow,
With careful hands. ~.
With raiment for all, both high and low,
His vast storehouses overflow, ~sg.
And freighted with wealth his chariots 60
To every land.
The nations tremble at his nod,
He ruietl as mighty as god, '.,'' +
And stretcheth over the world his rod. =
.. A golden wand. --,
All hearken to his high behest, '"''
The Eastern lnnd, the North, the West,
But the mighty monarch loveth' best
The Southern land.
There full dominion doth he claim,
From hill to hill, from main to main,
A potent spell, his simple name, .
Der every man. 1880.
Among the sweet-breathed southern flowers,
Under the soft bright summer showers,
Gathereth he his mighty powers, & 60"
To sway all lands.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

POPULAR IaNoRANcE.-At areligious
public meeting, not long ago, speaker
was illustrating the ignorance that pre-
vailed ia the country, and said that . COLI
porteur, going with tracts into the log
house Of dweller in Ohio, asked the
woman if they had the gospel there She.
said enc; but they have it dreadfally
bad about four miles below - gal,.s.
Worse than this, we have. this week
letter from chaplain in Arkansas, who
says that man buying ,furs was eonvers-
ing with woman at whose house he call
ed and asked her ssiftthere were any Pres
byterians around there 91 She hesitated
a little, and said 'She guessed not !, her
husband hadn't killed any since they had
been there Il.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

9AoNovEL EXCUSE, A sable couple in
our vicinity were recently engaged 70 be
married. The preparations had all been
made, and on the appointed evening d,
number of spectators had assembled to
witness the ceremony !; but to the chagrin
of the bride, the groom did not make his
appearance, and after waitin some time,
the company dispersed. A day or two
afterwards the injured taw one met her
faithless lover and reproached him for his
perfdy..ios Not at all disnayed by her
wrath, he coolly replied 'f didn't come
cause I coaldR get buggy. !" .a@:, 'oh 9
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
FOR RENT,

A BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL.
IL WRIGHT SHOP, with Dwelling
A good stand for business, and will be
rented together or separately,on mode
rate terms, to q good tenant. Possession
given on the 18th March. Apply 70
a9,Trs 5 JOS. e. BATEMAN,
Near Clermont Mills, Hartford Co, Md.
i te21 g8 (Eaai
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
SARAH ANN MAGNEss
ct al, vs..
BENJAMIN STANDIFoRD
and Wife, ct al.
In the Circuit Court
for Hartford County
as q Court of Equity.

THE BILL in this case states that Will
L liam Magness, late of Hartford county,
deceased, devised the farm of which he died
4 seized, situate in said county, on the west
side of the road leading from Bel Air to Alb
ingdon, between the lands of John Magness
and Mansell Morrison, and containing one
hundred and forty acres, more or less, to
his daughter Sarah Ann Magness and his
son William, as tenants in common, but in
the event of his or her dyingwithout leaving
: issue living at the time OF his or her death,
then the estate of him or her so dying with
out issue, as aforesaid, to be equally divi-
ded between the testator's son, Benjamin
"SMagness, his daughter Charity Sawyer, and
the children of his daughters Mary Martin
and Clarissa McComas, the children of
each daughter to represent their mother re-
spectively and to take her fourth part.
That the children of Mary Martin are Jane
Michael, Mary, now intermarried with
Benjamin Standiford, Clarissa, now married
to Benjamin.. Carroll, and Susan, now
married to Thomas H. Magness.
The children of Clarissa McComas are
George C. McComasg and William Nc
Comas.
That the said Benjamin Magness is
dead, leaving Mary Ann Magness, Charles
Magness, and Benjamin B. Magness, his
children and only heirs-at-law, all OF
. whom are residents Of the State Of
Maryland, and that the said William
Magness is also nonresident of this
State. .....
The Bill alleges that the property is
deteriorating, no one in the present state
of the will being justified in making i'm
provements or mourning expense in Its be-
half, and that it wouldlbe advantageous to
all parties in interest to have the same sold
and the proceeds invested under the orders
of the Court, so as to enure to the benefit
of all entitled, and prays that the land may
be sold and the proceeds SO invested and
for9other relief.
The Bill prays for supenas against the
resident defendants and that notice by pub
LEGATION may be issued against the non-res-
ident defendants.
Whereupon it is ORDERED, this 10th
day of March, 1863, that William Mag.
mess, Mary Ann Magness, Charles Mag
ness and Benjamin B. Magness, the above
named nonresident defendants be and ap-
pear in person or by solicitor in the Cir
i cult Court for Hartford County as Court
ofEquity, on or before the Sd day of Au-
gust next, to show cause why the relief
prayed should not be granted, and in de-
fault thereof, that the said Bill may be
taken pro confesso as against them
Provided, a copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Har-
ford county, once in each Of four sue
cessive weeks three months before the said
Sd day of Adjustment. 31A
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
Trne Copy, Test,
.'aaia#sa'' VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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s@ A, Lady Of Boston says q Al rag
lged little arohin came to my door hot long
since, asking forleld Clothes 9IsbTonght
him a vest and pair Of pants, which 4
thought would be d comfortable it,
Young America took tho garnsnts and
examined each; then, with i iisconsolate'
look, said q ssrhere ain't no watekspocks
.etl'' aa2,5i4s sH sb1la stiiti al go
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

SAMUEL H. ADY In the Circuit Court for
.I vs.. ~ Hartford County-sit-
THOMAS B. DEvoE. ting as Court Of
ORDERED, this 18th day of March,
~ 1863, that the sale made and repor-
ted by DANIEL ScoTr, Trustee in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and con-
frned, unless cause be shown to the con-
trary on or before the 9th day Of April,
1868, provided a copy Of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in
Hartford County, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 9Th
day Of April, 1868. y .h7'@'.
The Report states the amount of sales
to be $1,100. g ge,
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk. ..
True Copy, Test,aea Td3a1H 4
.ItstiE WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk. /
mh20n,B se .J.t.fu9Sa 7Gi nakHoI Z 4 Z
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

s@r "Good morning Mr. IIenpeck,
have you any daughters that woald iialEo
good type Settlers ~ sssNot exactIy, Bat
/ have gog wife Chat would make d iifst-
rate devil" sllAeq5syah TssAsss Z ass Rs.-4--
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

e. aTsay, Bill, Jim's cseed foea steal-
inga horse ~ ssSarved him right + Why
didn't be buy one and mot pay i6rit, aikeg
any other gentleman ~ ~ aaAtinassf
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
D. ROBERT HENRY sid In the Circuit Court
OS, for Hartford coun-

n -
,,9 ROBERT HENRY 81 In the Circuit Court
'9THos. @. STUMP, ct al. ty-ia chancefy.
ORDERED, this Sd day of March,
W 1863. that the sale made and reported
by HENRY w. ARCHER, Esq, Trustee in
in the above entitled case, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on. or before the 25th day Of March
1853; provideda copy ofthis order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Har-
ford County. once ia each of three success
siye weeks before the said 25th day Of
March next. !; $3.50.
The report states the amount of sales to
be $1,976.s "A. w. BATEMAN,
,.s.,, ,.,@.. .f', .a Special Judge.
True Copy, Test NJ,
'Afc13 VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
OWE DOLLAR PER .ayNNUJW.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

No subscription taken for less than year.
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From, NewberE, Y. a.

NgwBzhN, Ian. -. 1852
Gov. StanIy's resignation was sent hence 10 Wash
mgton by the last mail. II is based upon tie Presl'
dents Emmcp patton Proclamation, which no siTenu'
ou.ly opposes.
The Army and Navy, aud Union citizens here
are strongly ayeFse to the appointment OF a
successor as the office is not only universally re-
carried as needless but a serious obstacle TO the
pr5gres of arms. a strong movement is on foot
here for the establishment Of provisional Court at
New bern similar to that established at New
Orleans.
The appointment Of A. Scott Sloan Of Wisconsin
"a powerfully urged. The President aud Members
Of Congress have already been suemorali1ed on the
subject.
Gen. Eos. CT Is accepting the services OF negroes
for srrison duty, notwithstanding Tue remoEsTance
Of Gov. S,auly.
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20 attend his fpnersl on Fdy tbs 5oth r 81 oci,ce
IN. from Christ Church. OF filth avenue sof
Thifsy -ht,h street. without further notice |.
HEATH - On Wednesday evening, Jan ~ 1913. Dana
Mckinney Heath sced 80 yesrs.
Ills remains will De taken 10 South Windsor Conn., Tor nts
ment
n EIER-At New Rochelle on Thursday, Jan. 30 E,s @,
y tdow of Csspac Meier Ia the 87th year OF her age
| relatives and friends invited 10 attend her funeral AZ
81 NichsePs Chnrch, Bloomingdse on Saturday tb ~s
inst, az without further invitation. CeEroges WIZ
be 10 Tendance the west sido Of Union qisre o. -
O'CLOCK n a.
MYERs--Iu hfs city Thugdsy. Ian 20 sher brief 'l.
ness Raeb, vie Of Lott David Mys in The list year Ok
her sge 81,
The friend. ryd 70 attend her f'nef a. ths e.id
Of Ri Myers No. 253 West rweDty'eyeDh street on .s
uraay. the 3ist, at III Nciock
roushkeepsie papers plea 80 copy
kOBlNSON-On Tuesday evening Jan ~ " ma irsia'n',
~ TN. city the Rev Dr. Edward Ro6ns01' Ia the IN,
year Of his ace
Funeral services will be held the Mercer street Prsby-
tFisn Church, Friday. tle seth insi. 81 D. u iis
onus AGA nose OF Ls imil' are respectfully in"'S" -
aseeho without further notice.
SolbNAN-On THURSDAY morIeisg Jan, - Of psnn 'ns~
onss " oulysn Professor o. Music, native Of Lin'f
az nn.isi viii take place from hs rssdence No y
~ oanal street to day, 1T ocsck y. Friends WI
please sect pit this notice.
"iILspG;AAs Wa,hnton, D. Cen Sa,arday. Jan q.
Regiment, Connection Volunteers
Inc inneTs VIII take place SATURDAY the 3is. IL It,
O'Clock p NJ ron The Residence ~ jane Phyfe esg No.
H5 Ne3, rhy-pn,h a.ft,. The reis,iv.s aud fr,.nds
osthe family .ayited attend without further ayl-
tion.
WOLCOTT-Suddeny, at TO- 10 johnson street, Br6o,iyu
THURSDAY Jan 81 1858. Su0an fum. re.t
Of Ghsrles w and Enelae c. Wolcott. aged years. J
The funeral coded la Southingtoo Cssn on seardy
the 24fh ms,
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Maj Gen. Butler passed through the city ye.ter.
day afternoon Zen rOute for Washington. He was
met at the Office OF the President OF the Company.
ia the depo. of the New-Hayen Railroad Company,
by several members of the Committee who signed
the letter approving his course at Annapolis, at
Fortress Monroe, and at New Orleans, and the en-.
crossed and fully-signed parchment was presented
70 him by Capt. Marshall. Gen. Butler in few
words expressed his sense OF tie honor conferred Oh
Inn, and his gratitude at this recognition Of his ser
vices. He received on "Wednesday, at p. NJ, the
order to report at Washington on Friday morning,
and ssated that, either OH Saturday or Monday, ho
would send reply to the letter, at which time he
intended to designate the day when he could he IN
New-Yosk. II seems TO be- understood that a recep-
lion in some large public building wolld be IHore
appropriate than public dinner, aud there is little
doubt but that the General will end time tor I"a'
reception.
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Vrc,n Fortress lrrOuroe.

FOnrFlsb MONROE, Wrdnosday' jan ~ I01I'
Tie nag Of tmce rteamboats Express New'Iork
and Mctau,ora arrived about dark last evening from
CIV Poin,. in charge Of Capt. Milford. They
brought down l,sOO Union prisoners, exchanged
from Richmond, and left lere ut late hour last
night for Annapolis.
There arc no new Developments in favor OF the
exchange Of officers except that the recent captures
q, Arkansas Post make the Rebels Sore ana they
seem more DESTROYS OF falling back upon The old
cartel.
The chin VIM. Woodbury. i, now at anchor in
Hampton Roads.
Tie steamer Vanderbilt is still at apchor IN hanp
ton Roads.
Importan, captures of conraband goods have been
made in Gates county, North Carolina 10 'no
amount OF ago OOO by our officers in that vicinity.
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The War in Tennessee.

NA.mVILLF, Ieni., IIUIsu7Ji Ut = -
A fee, of % transports aud three gnhDoa's' ,ne
Lexington, St. Clair, and Brilliant. arrived u,'S
morning. The former accommodating above The
shoals. was attacked by 200 GucrrillaS with three
six-pounders.
The boat was struck three times, but DOT damaged
She returned the fire and shelled them from tncr po
alton. Tho fleet was not interrupted. Inc gun
boats with eight uulosded steamers, lett Tor oArAS
Vile ut p. IN.
ter % The shoals.
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UMsReILA Locg SrAND.--Messrs. Wheeler &
Wilson are now eng,sed the manuactue ofFooes pa'en
Umbrella Lock stand invention which Did fair to 'u'
perssde and exclude entirely from the market al the stands
hat have heretofore becn used Tie invention combines
with auJ, either lpenHed onEmcRied With 5fonzs,
pric, security lgiust the loss Of umbrellas and IL p'rca
larry donted for bosrdnghossss, Offices countingroo'
stores hotels churches the tiers, concert ard ecluEe roJns
or any other public resort They arranged 20 hold
from t. weight umbrellas. s. 1T bolton i...le
drip il Which mo end Of the umhr Ia pscei rig IN the
ccnc- ho,6rg the frsmewtk ecey notch ia ia dat
a he op receive lie handle when. On turning
m inner plate check key h thrown ont into the h1Hd When
o2cu The sey IL 6e bat by turning the pihe
aa or OF revolution it will to l9ht snd the umbrella
he ocked up ry tat csuno be removed except wan
tho ksv othsfwi,e than Ivy breaking It to pieces.
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The psnnLs Expedition ConpIr'cd-''"''i
OF the lest si.ipioaa Of Mon and 'A"U'-
,;on,-E.r s:cpor1. about the i1"TrinA"


"ie'P0"' .'' % & NJ -, roba. TnH LfrGr' Uff,i
w '''' H,N'1oN Gotns, Jan - HOB
v..,o,s,. f,renoon the st,aDsliP Illinois ayliFed
,;,,. &c., ,n9r,wsInd staff ana ihe remainder o.
~, PIX. EXpedtion She Left, after duner. taking
,;,i her all the officers connected with the EX!edi'
,i,r vybo have been On duty al Fortress Monroe.
The Alice Conner and Lizzie SOuthard went to ,e;.
last nipht Ga the former were seven companies Of
the i76'h, under command Of Col &. &. MOI.
Lieut. Col. A. J. Ii. Dugaure OF the same regiment,
goes out to-day in commend Of the troops on board
tie ship VIM. Woodbury., consisting of three CON
panies Of tire lGtn four Of The 10Th ilrih Legion
one Massachusetts, company, one Maine company,
end detachuicnts from dozen more otter reg'-
nlents tonether with cunbOsts, nnbu'auc and
storrs This will he the last o. the B"uk- rquhdro"
rendeZvoused ~ this place. seven Nessels ot which
have been detained here by head Winde ior the lust
week or ten days.
Tue talk about an expected breaklne-out' by
the Richmond, iroii-c NJ rrimac No. ~ -tll con-
inucs Alos' OF the hi ttas and gnnboats Oh wa'oh
have hauled out of tho JONES hIver, III order 10 -r
tca-room for lie. oi-battle nentuyeriIg. Sh"uld
tine monster snow icrsof, the must run Il terrible
gauntlet before reaching Fortress Monroe. i "p-
prchend 10 attempt, however; crt b0h0( " " ny
shonld she cone ont r. sny the old settlers hcr',
shaliu1 their heads $50 Tong she can keep o.
dozen If our best AIMED vessels Idle, and thus help
the Alabama 20 rayise with impuui'y
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More Captures by Orr Sioehna' '"''"'"-
f.nrge Cuaaiisie, Of Rebel %opp''''
InaPu.

NtaHfAt4Oat tIhfruhI jan ~ ''''
The United States stcaEer Aurora Oh lAs loh
inst. ca,tufed the Eugsh steamer Risng D"Nn
nth cir.o Of ,s3S b1shcls "lit am large qnsn.
ty Of loci rr ma ~hes, soap coffee, and eulns bags
Suc war from Nassau, y. T., aud WAS tryins TO run
the BIZ, hahe.
The United States steamer oitawa, on The Il"
inst, captured The schooner iIctiw"n, VITA " bales
Of cotton, while attempting 10 run ont from Charles
ton.
On tie 9Th INST. the steamer LsaFie, formerly th'
il ,ptr,.s, OF Charleston, while attempting TO run
the blockade was destroyed by lire. Her crew and
passengers were saved By the boats OF the Quaker
City
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From anu francisco.

SAN FRANCIsco, Thursday, len ~ loo'
Arrived hip Golden Fleece Iom NowlofAi ~, ~ ~
Pacific with $4,000 ia sold ffom oregon ana D''''|
The Winter is unusually mild in the British mines.
Tic Ieqislature of Washington has passed usury
law, fixing legal interest NJ 10 per cent.
The question of organizing she new ierri'oay "
uas agltatel. n, so.od
The opposition was strong in the Puget SCUM,
radon. but fayorably considered at Lewiston ano
other mining districts within the boundaries o' 'u'
proposed territory. 49,. - t,, T., VIC
lance committees. .o c,ro,,;no
In Orepou ,he Boise River mines were growing
in reputation.
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Ta..: ExpEnITiOx up TEE wssIrr.
RIVER.
omcini Report Of Commander Waller.

OMrini Report OF soinuuiifff Nhii'rf'
WAsuiNGros Tnunday. Jan. -. 1903.
The Navy Department has received Information
that he naval expedition UP tho White River. under
the command 81 Lieut.. Commander John G.. Walker
Wis snrc,ssful 10 accomplishing tire duiy on which
10 was fcr. lie pushed on 10 Dnvali'S Blua, in the
Baron D. Kalb. Annexed Is bic Official rclort'
Tro e4pturo Of the guns Alluded TO rsndcis It very
,.,g.,, C,, iL. Robe, i-@--i -'-~ -fi '-''' 80
,,e Roc. and It in believed thai the STATE oi Ar
h .i...s a comp d. ely IA our over
L. > GrauuAr Btr.os % hslr.
irtAr's BItfy. tlIds. Jan. 10. itj
c.r. ! l.ve tie honor To fepOu NY arrival ~ iii'
,l.r. Leaving The Transports NJ Arktpolhi foHr
,,lv islr.ici for Aciiou aud s'chncd up, arriving
,. bont q ~ ,n meeting wiil no resistance. mh1e
alto ths bank and landing puny, took poa'es-
sion If -. tfr public property.
Ifuot two fine eifu.-irch gus and chn'scs,
tvo h..1iel si4nd Ut arms Wi'h HER h-c'H'rr'
,.,,,. and three platform c.r. TIE Guns Werr be-
49,, b.,.,si en the ears when the Ee'eis TOOK lne
.larl AID h,d. ,.-..,.. I
me pt,ier q the soIdioIs We cooking "he" i
,,riv.d. and hay lrfl BIN ket- and trrs o. III
l,ros bs,ind. took seven Pr ,onrrs, ana nom
tIco .I from the nogrovs learn mat te lrooi en-
o., iu loading tho care rsn rhoui ID minutes ',iV'
arr we'd; aid NJ the srme time ihe steamer biue
" ino went up the rlycr.
the a-fs srt cani1, e. re in good oltcr, Hnd
many nj the sm III arms Enfield rlilrs, jron thc
,rriyaI OF Gen. Gorinan's TROOPS drew OIL ny me,
ard trrnfd the place over 20 he army.
an. very fc,uecf.ily your o.ert servant,
JOHN q. WALLER l..elt con.ag!
To Acting R.srAdu.ir-l DAVID d. foKlEH
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NAMES OF TIE NEW COMMANDERS.
THE MOST SEVERE STORM YET EXPERIENCED
Great Difficulty in Getting Forward RatiOns.


Special hi patch to Tie n. Y Tribune
WA,nISGroS, Thursiay. Jan. 20 1908.
The following was received from your corresponds
ent with the army:
AHNY oF TIM PorOM,c. Thmsd,y, Jan. 70, 1853
Gen. Couch is now in command Of the Right
Grand Division, Cen Meade the center, Cen. ".
r. Smith the efl aud Gen. Franz Sse the reserve.
/, il tbouoht, however, that in a few days Gen.
REYNOLDS viii have command OF the Lett Grand
Division.
The storm, yetlerday, WAS the moet severe known
to the Army of tbs Potomac Much oDhcnUy is OK
pcrenced, to-day, in supplying The soldiers with
ia,ioas. Tue entire cavalry force not upon picket
duly were this blorniuS engaged in carrying FOOD
from Tie depOts ~ tho campo
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PHutDsLrrM. Ihlrsdsy Jan. - 1889.
The City Councils tha evening took action IN the
case Of Baileaus arrest the Common branch adopt
ing IA resoluion denouncng il "a unjust md nnc n
sliiutonsl, which was rejected by the Select branch
~ ono minority.
It is understood that tie Provost Marshal appeared
before the Grand Jury this afternoon.
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Sfurri'- cavalry mn'.c ,hrir Appearance
near rnirrsx Comri-slOarc nn6 capture
.on;r OF oar 1'ickc;s--Goi. Nyndbnm
Fsursucs md Captures Number OF the
E.rbrts.
F,rFAy Cor.I-fIorsg. Tuesday jan y.
Lest night our ricke;s were driven N 10y rome Of
Stuar.s cavalry, woupdiug aud capi11rg nine.
Col. Wyudham then started with about Two huudre"
men in rursHit. He came up with tie retiring en-
cuy beyond Middebure, aud aifer II short engage
nent be captured twenty-four Of tbem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
INC nr,i .,rmnior 4. ON Nem.N0rl.

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TIN. Senatorial question occupies all thonsbie to-
night. The probability ia that both patty canelses
.,i.r:Lir progress has been made ~ tho iiiends oi
Coz. Morgan suco the declaration OF JUICE Dean.
lacked % lie Itia. aud argus, that ready sup
uoli WOO d 10 given any Conservative candidate 10
defeat u Radical
Fernando " bod VIII receive oil tie votes OF tle
NcV.York d.le.auon excep, fnr, aud will make
the ilro.d into Tue country members votes. Judge
Amssl j Parker appears TO nc a tgvorile candidate
with Ih- country members. IN ..djOlrmdeut WIN
probably take place from Tomorrow TIL Tuesday
morning.