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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
JEWELRY AT COST!

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
10 order to close up the business Of our lew
elry establishment previous to dissolution Of
partnership. which will take place on the 18th
of January, 1863, We will now dispose of our
entire stock OF Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Gold and
Silver Watches, Tools, Materials, etc.; at cost
for cash, without reserve.
L LESQUEREUX a. SONS,
jewelers. and Watchmakers,
s. No. II South High street
December, 1862. [dec23-dtf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

N TEE NORTH BMrsH REvEw. The Novem-
Der number Of this Review contains nine arti-
lies, wig: s9s 9e{e
Z Christian individuality; The Austrian EN-.
pire ia 1859; Poems by A. H. Clough, Assim.
iilatipn Of Law; Nichola' France and Scotland; !;
Popular Propheslcal Literature; Syria and the
Eastern Question; 81! Clements Eve; and the
American Conflict, I; 1928 ts
This Qusrterly, the organ ofthe Free Church
Il Scotland, is always welcome visitor, and
ihiS number no less 90 than its predecessors.
The article on the American Conflict is vigor.
otslyIwrit.en, and though some Of its criticisms
on the present posture Of our national affairs
pre- dsubsless unjust, II contains many whole
Tome truths which our would.be reformers and
,svolutionists would do we'll to ponder.
This Review, ss well aa the other standard
British Quarterlies and Blackwocd's Magazine
! % puhlishsd BY L.sccts B Co.. New York, al
thrss dollars q Jsaf, f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
Sheriff q Sale.

VIM %" %. -Dan Common Pleas Uosr. Of Frank.
q. @. Preston ct ais LIN County, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OHDER or
the said court to me directed. will oer for aalo a
public auction ct The door OF the Court House in oy
Of Columbus, on ....... -
Saturday, the 9lst day of January, 1853,
at o'clock ?. NJ, the following described real %.
tate. situate ln Pranklin county, Ohio, to.wit:
Lots Nos. 67 and % 10 the village Of ahadsviile be-
ing the Same that were conveyed 70 said Solomon o.
Preston BY Isaac Dennis AID wife By dssd dated 1,p
tembsr 5th, 1859,
Appraised st-Lot No. o., SEES %
." =" " 90, 500 90
@. w. HUFFMAN. shsrie,
Printers fees q 50.
dOc20-dltWtd. ......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

".Hn ExcELLENcY " BEHIND TIhE.-The
JsurnsI of yesterday (Jan. 81, says; "We
were pleased yesterday Gan. q, to observe
His Excsllency, Gov. Tod, actively engaged in
the time honored custom Of making New
Years calls" Probably ellis EIcellency" had
90 many calls to make that he oould not get
through on New Years day, and had to post
pone some Of them till the next day. This
may account for the above announcement
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

New YoRK Jan. S.-A California cavalry
company arrived to day. They were received
by Colonel Howe, State Agent of Massaohu-
setts, dined at the New England Rooms, were
reviewed by the Mgor, and were escorted t,
Boston by three Massachusetts, regiments
Their march on Broadway was q perfect ova-
tion. All arrived safely and well.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

LATE NEWs.--The Journal of yesterday
morning says "it Ia reported that R. P. L.
BAber, Esq, Of this CITY, 10 ono Of the Pay
masters recently dismissed" II was an
nouuced in the New York papers week ago
that Esq. BAber had been dismissed as Pay
master "for ineflioiency." '''''.''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
Money Market.

..r Nav YORK, Jan. 81
Money very easy at sac per cent for loans on call.
Sterling Exchange arm at 45kQB147k for Merchants
and 147H9l46 for Bankers bills.
Gold unsettled, opening dull at 33N@si closing arm
at 3iX.
The steamer Etna today, for Liverpool carried out
e35 035 in specie, and the Ocean Queen arrived to-day
from ASpinwall, brought 81 j277,77 In gold.
Government stocks little nrmer; q. 8. 6s 'sl co u
pons, 9sN@99; $40 Treasury Notes lQQ%@l02N.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

TIE best advice that can be taken is to saps
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HuDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PASTE
Call for it at Studer's, Msrple's, samuol's,
Roberto, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den.
ig's, Ridgway's, ]. Fowler's, D. d. 8, or ct
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try it one and all,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
OleveIand Market.

OLzvKLkHD, Jan. 2.
wHEAr-Unchsnged and steady with sales cars red
on track at 81 10,
OATS Sales 2 cars on track at 45c.
H0as-Aotive at - 50GD4 65.
BEEDS-olover Is dull with sale $50 bu at IS 62K
DRIED APPLEs-In good demand; sale ton at 40.
H1GHWINEs-Q Quiet with sales 30 bbis at 38Kc.
HIDES-sales green al 81 and do calf at &c.
BUTTER-Quiet OF T@l6c.
Realistically at leo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

A FLEET Of eeven steamers arrived at Cncin-
natl on Friday night from the Kanawha river,
With Ewins's brigade, (Cox's dlvision) number.
ing thirty-six hundred men. They are destined
for the South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

BcAapNa.-A mess Of four or six Legislators,
or other gentlemen, ,.oan De accommodated at
fair rates in private family, at No. 1S3, North
High street, about two squares from the State
Houaa ....t.r.s. ..f.'..'... '...'' ..''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
KrsnrDY has received "Harper's Weekly

KENNEDY has received "Harper's Weekly"
tor January 10th, "New York illustrated
News" for January 10Th, "Yankee Notions"
for February, "Phunny PhelOw," and all the
other Piesorisls and Comic Serials, together
with the latest and best Magaznes. Reader,
give him call, and get your supply Of read
Ing matter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Cairo specials say Colonel
D Dickey's cavalry utterly destroyed the Mobile
and Ohio railroad from 0kalons to Saltillo
twenty miles. This was done before the rebel
raid into Holly Springs Grants forcea also
DESTROYED the road from Coffseville to Oxford.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

'scavELIER, st his Medical Depot adjoining
sbe Post Office, has fine assortment OF drugs
and medicines, wines and other liquors Of su-
rerior quality, and ell other articles In his line
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

W. KENNEDY was before the Mayor yesterday
on charge of robbing Burnett Murphy Of
eighty dollars. Failing to give bail, Kennedy
Was committed to jail, to answer the charge at
the next term Of the Court Of Common Plees.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

SURGEON. GENERAL SMITH and F, G. Sessions,
ESQ.,, of the Sanitary Commission, and several
Surgeons and nurses leave for Nashville. Mon
day morning, with hospital supplies for our sick
and wounded soldiers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
The Hog Market,
pITTsBURG.

Wehavs nothing good to say TO our friends in regard
to the hog market this week. for It is 90 near no trade
at al as to hardly be worth mentioning What few lots
have changed hands have been IL the buyers favor ana
generally at their own 1gures and prices are fully Nc
per pound below last week-soe OF our salesmon say
Ec. Packers are nearly through, and the warm soft
There have been received during the past week at the
different yards. abont l2 900 head most or which are still
here waiting shipment or buyersthe latter we think
would suit the owners much the best We quote the bes,
heavy hogs % 1904 per ow gross and these are ths
extreme figures, while common grades sell only ct prices
ranging from % 509s T.-[dagette, Jan. /.
... sT. LOUIS.
Ths market La more active. Sales yesterday afternoon
Of 400 hoad averaging 200 lbs st o4 $50 DO in three
lots averaging 200 lbs and upward at So GIG DO In ts
lots, at 93 co. % and "a 25 dividing on I75 and 3Ot
lbs To-day, 4o do, on hand and 800 to 1000 TO arrys
by January 10Th, at % 1904 and a 25 dividing or
Ing l65 and 900 lbs and $50 do at 90 is gross
Democrat, Dec. 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
Sheriff's Sale.
George L. Converse }

George :! o'a''"' Superior court.
Henry J. Rice Ell al
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID to directed, from the Superior court Of Frank.
lin County Ohio, will offer for sale, ct the door Of
the oourt-House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the Gath day Of January.,A. D., 1868.
at one o'clock p NJ, the following described real o.
tate situate In the county Of franklin, and 6tate Of
Ohio, to-wit: .... q. .....-.,
Lot No. eight , 10 William Phslan's addition 10 the
city Of Columbus, as per recorded plat thereof In
corder's Office .a..... 't.
Appraised at ol75. 90.
Printers fees % 7s. -.
decl3-dIt&Wtd
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Sale in Partition.

franklin County
Christian Lehman. } 0O"m'n F1eAs Vours' b.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
the said Court to directsd;I will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of January, A. D., 1853,
At one O'Clock p NJ, the following described real %.
tate, situate in franklin county, Ohio, to Wit
In-ot No. 38l, In the city Of Columbus Ohio. to be
sold subject to the dover estate Of Hannah Hamel ss
fifty dollars to be paid annually during her natural fe
Appraised at S17e0.
Terms Of sale--one-third OF purchase paid on dag
Of sale; one-hrd In one year, and one-third In tive
years. bearing interest from day of sale Of sx per cent
per annum, with mortgage the premises 10 secure The
deferred payments.
g. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin 90. O..
0TTo DRRsZI, Attorney,
Printers fees, 15 IS.
decl3-dltkwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

TIE steamer Tycoon brought uD on Friday
six hundred and sixty-four bales of cotton to
Cincinnati from Memphis. 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
State and Local News.

-HAarxa's WEEKLY for January 10Th, and
other late piGtorials and periodicals can be had
OF Thompson at the Post. Office,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. 8

Hon. Gideon Wslles. Warrington
The State of Georgia reports that the Moni.
tor foundered on Tuesday night south o. Cape
Hstteras, with the loss of two officers and
thirty y-eight men, names not known.
(Signed) REAR-ADMIRAL LEE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Jane, S1.,l ''.l' Common Pleas.
VIRTUE OF AN ORDRR OF RALR
ID 70 me directed from the Court Of Common kl1s 81
franklin county, Ohio, will oher for sale at hD
door OF the Court House. In The city Of oelumbua,
Ohio on
Saturday, the 3lst day of January, A, d.
1853,
at O'Clock p m, the following described real estats
situate In the county Of Hnkin, and Dtats Of Ohio, 70
wit:
part Of In-lot No. Cso In the city Of Columbus, bs,
ginning at point on the south line Of Gay street and
the north line Of said ot % feet inches west from the
northeast corner Of said lott running thence west on
the said north line Of said lot OK feet and inches;
thence south 90 feet and inches 70 the south line
lott thence east with said line o2 feet and inchss;
thence north 90 feet and inches to the place Of begin
ning being the west half Of said Inot No. go less 81
feet and Inches, heretofore conveyed 10 the TStsey
Of the First Colored Baptist Church OF Columbus hv
samuel Pike, BY deed dated Reb'y 3D., la4l, being tao
same lands ordered to be conveyed Aforesaid 70 James
CLARK and Sarah M. Bailey, heirs Of Samuel olark,
decd. .....
Appraised at 10000. .-.--.-
-. @. W. HUFFMAN, aheria,
.... and Master I1omminsionsE,
Printers fees 5000 .....
dec20-dlt&Wtd .......
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.

1S- For Morning and afternoon Reports. Gee
Fret Page. ....... M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

This LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT
Il Establishment 10 OF the most complete in the
Wes and hiss Just been Allied with large and we'll sc.
Iuul utock vi
, 1863-03-07

HALIFAX, March 6-The Arabia, from LIZ
crpool Feb 21st and 9naa.,st =, .s ..a arrived
here this morning with two days later news.
The Polish question Is the leading topic Of
Europe. France has sent 4 dispatch to BeE-
lin, expressing great dissatisfaction at the in
te,ycntion Of Prussia in the afairs Of Poland.
IN the British House Of Lords, Ean Russell
denounced the course Of Russia.
The Captain Of an English steamer, arrived
at Gibraltar, writes as follows: On the 8th Of
February, believe, I passed the 900, or Ala
l9ama, or at my rate suspicious ycssel very
like her. She was steering south. On the
10th heard reports and saw the flashes Of
guns. ! nlso saw the bursting Of shells. ]
was distant about five miles. It vas evident
IL contest between two ships. first saw
10 to 1130 p. m. the fighting was very heavy,
and the exchange Of shots rapid. -As could
not STE the vessels cannot give any further
information.
There was an imposing demonstration at
The Amphitheatre, liverpool, on the 18th IT.,
of presiden: lincoln
The Liverpool Post says that more unaui-
nous meeting was never witnessed on any
question OF which public opinion las been at
al divided Reeolu ions applauding the course
of President Lincoln on the slavery question,
and the address to be presented through Min
5ster Adams, were adopted. The address
tenders respectful sympathy In regard TO those
measures Of Nr Lincoln's government, which
3lcve denatona1izcd elayery, and arc intended
to dce'roy it.
The London T7tae. gives particulars Of the
Confederate loan. The loan is for three mil
Lions eteIlirg, exchangcable for cotton any
7i1nc within six months after the declaration
Of peace. Cotton Is to be delivered during
1ac war In the interior, aud after peace is pro-
claimed, at any port Bonds Of the Confed-
crate 'atct, not converted into cotton, arc
1edeemablc at par during twenty years by hall
yearly draw ings.
The London Morning Ntrald says tie aboyc
reports a1c premature.
, 1863-03-07
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
CINCINNATI, March 6, 1853
There is nothing new from, Kentucky. Gen.
Wright does not anticipate any serious raid.
There are ubout sercn hundred mounted reb-
els in the neighborhood Of slt. Sterling, who
arc prowling about, and our troops hare
been so disposed as to completely break
them up.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, apprehcnsiyc of
being mobbcd, Of which there Is not
tie slightest danger, made application
to~dnT to General Wright Tor pro-
protection. Gen. Wright very properly re-
ferred them to the civil authorities, saying,
that ifthey couldn't preserve order, and should
cali on him, that he would then furnish assist
anee. The proprictors then appealed to the
Mayor, who proposed to sec them protected.
They have persuaded number Of friends to
stay Wit them tonight, and they arc on hand
1ully armed and equipped. There is no intcn-
n1n whatever Of mobbing the Enquirer, and
the fears entertained by the proprietors arc
the effects Of guilty consciences.
, 1863-03-07
SERIOUS RIOT At DETROIT.
4 Mob attempt to Seize a Col
ored Prisoner.
Fearful outrages-Several
Lives Lost.

DETROIT, March Gas the negro who had
committed an outrage upon.a . young girl was
being tnken from the conrt room to jail under
military escort, this afternoon, IN attempt to
rescue was made By gang Of rowdles. The
crowd was fired upon and one man killed and
several wounded.
Being folled in The attempt to get posses
sion Of the negro, the mob perpetrated
most horrible outrages upon colored people
residing In the vicinity Of the jail. Houses
were guttcd and burned, their inmates NAL
treated, and in many instances killed. Ten
OF fifteen lives have already been lost, aud as
many houses burned.
AL available military here, and regiment
In the interior has been scnlfor. 4 vigorous
attempt is now to be made to qucll the riot,
, 1863-03-07
FROM NASHVILLE,
4 FEDERAL REVERSE NE3R
FRANKLIN.
-Four Regiments Captured after
a Desperate Fight.

1SD1AaAro11s, March 6, 1863.
Governor Morton has received the follow.
ing dispatch from Nashville, Tennessee, this
forenoon:
John Coburn and his command have been
cut OF, md are probably captured, including
the SD and s5th Indiana regiments. They
fought desperately. General Gilbert failed to
reinforce him. Colonel Coburn has been in
command Of brigade composed Of the SD
and s5th Indiana, together with the 10Th
Michigan and ed Wisconsin, for some time,
and was stationed at franklin, Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 6.-TLerc yas
lighting all day yesterday, between Van Dorn's
command and Federal force Of three recf.
ments Of infantry, about 500 cavalry and one
battery, at springril1e, thirteen miles south
Of franklin Col Columns three regiments
OF infantry were cut to pieces and captured
BY the rebel forces. They fought desperately.
but their ammunition became exhausted, and
the fcderals, overpoweEed By superior num-
bers, were either killed or captured. The
cavalry and artillery got OFF safely. No rein
forcements from Gen. Gilbert, at franklin
reached the Eccnc of action.
There were several regiments Of Fedcrals
at that place.
Van Dorm is reported to haEc $4,000 men
under Lis command.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Further details Of the fight at Franklin,
yesterday, have been received. Two regiments
of infantry, and one battery Of the 18th Ohio,
with the 9th Pennsylvania aud I'd Michigan
cavalry, all under command Of Col. Coburn Of
the 33d Indiana, advanced on Spring Hill on
thd 9TH inst. Several spirited ekirmishes oc-
CURED during the day, our troops camping
four miles distant.
On the 9th movement was apparent, and
during some disorder on our left, Ithey sud
denly opened on our men with three batteries
from different points at the same time. The
enemy also appeared in each flank in greatly
superior numbers. The unequal contest was
maintained with great determination, with
heavy loss on both sides, and resulted uufor-
tunately to our troops. A large portion Of
the SD 1ndidna, 10Th Michigan, 2ed Wiscon-
sin and S5th Indiana, with the most of their
commissioned officers being captured. Our
artillery and cavalry were successfully with
drawn. The 124th Ohio was out but returned
without loss. The rebels have fallen back.
Their force was infantry, and heavier artillery
than ours. Gen. Gilbert's non.action In fill
ing to reinforce Col. Coburn is seyerly cen
eurcd BY the officers and men.
, 1863-03-07
Qt)ifa9o Qrtbnne.



The Copperhead Senators took the oatt
Oh allegiance under protest yesterday, bu1
Will WY 1,ces and much complaining
IAerc was no alternative.
Inc nominations Of tile President arr
beng largely poured in upon the Senate
by whom much work Of this class Ia n h,
done at this extra session.
From Nashville We have bad news
Some one has blundercd'' and Federal
brigade Is gobbled up after desperate fight
ing, within carshot of a force ann1e y,
nave succorcd them and turned the sca1e
against the enemy.
Nashville again, and in happier con-
nectlon, in the statement that the rebel
steamer Of that name has been DESTROYED
by one Of our gunboats.
The news from abroad is highly impor-
tant Expressions and acts Of sympathy
with our struggle arc on the increase among
our English cousins, and the fire is spread
ing. The report Of naval encounter at
ea probably refers to the rebel steamer
Sumter, or perhaps some new rebel war
craft, engaged with our cruisers. Details
and confirmation will be eagerly awaited.
The President has signed 162 public
acts, SO private acts, and 42 joint reso]u-
lions, passed ut the session just closed.
Ne give the List in another column.
The effects Of the teachings of Northern
negTorhobists, may be learned from the
red and fiery page at Detroit yesterday.
The bcsotted mob are less to blame than
The wrctches who tare them on, for parti-
san and traitorous motives. The laws are
ample yet to protect black and white alike.
They only fail in promptncss to strike the
Kissing Copperheads, from whose counsels
these outbreaks emanate. They will be
reached. however.
, 1863-03-07
FROM THE SOUTH,
The Rebel Steamer Nashville
Destroyed.

NEW York. March 6-The Herald has the
following from the Richmond Examiner,
March Cd:
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. os.-The steamer
Nashville, in coming up the Ogeechee River,
East night, grounded on q sand bar before
Eort AcA1listcr, and WIS discovered By, the
Yankee feet. A Yankee ironclad opened fire
across the marsh at the Nashville at 80 min.
ntcs past !? clock, and continued it until 10
o'clock, when an incendiary shell struck the
Nashville ard set her on fire. She is now d
Total wreck. The fort fired upon the iron
clad and hit her twice. Tie other gai5 pats
OF The fleet fired at TIE fort, but did no DAM
age.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Thc Petersburg
(Ta.) Express Of the Sd has the following:
CHARLESTON, Feb. 26.-The latest from
Port Royal states that the Yankee fleet nov
and 20 Eunboats. The rest arc chiefly trans
ports. There are now 5000 men collected
there and more expected.
The EaTrtxs praises without stint one OF
Mr.. Tallandigham's 3 late speeches.
, 1863-03-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
Sr. Louis, March q, 1861
The Miss. 3farinc Brigade will. leave here
tomorrow. Gen. Ellet is commander, and also
chief in command Of the Ram fleet now ut
Vicksburg.
On its arrival there Col. Charles Ellet, Jr.,
late Of the Queen Of the West, will assume
the command OF an infantry regiment in the
brigade, and the immediate command Of the
Ram feet will devolyc upon Col John r. e.
let, his cousin.
John II. Wells, late President Of tho Me-
chanic's Bank, and q prominent secessionist,
is reported to hare borrowed over hundred
thousand dollars, giving checks on Mechanics
Bank, dated ahead, which he cannot pay, also
with appropriating funds to his own use be-
longing to two estates Of which he WAS trus-
tee. The affair has created considerable talk
In financial circles.
Gen. Curtiss WIS received by the Legislature
to-day with becoming honors, and made
patriotic speech.
TheI 21st Town Infantry, at Pilot Knob,
has passed resolutions severely dcnouncing
COpperhcads.
, 1863-03-07
THE REBEL PIRATES.

NV YORK. March G.-TTne New York E,yn-
ing Ibst has 4 story th.t the Northern Light
was chased on Tuesday morning, of the coast
Of FLORIDA, by ,1,r,peller. Wien first seen
s:a snc carried ssnal Of distress and afterwards
Tessel hoEe IN sigRt. Some Of the officers d Of
inc No4thern Light decline to admit 1t. It Is
possible that the vessel was priyateer.
NEW YORK. March G.-The HtralTs corrcs-
pendent at Port au Platt, st. Domingo, in a
letter dated the 2lst ult.. says:
Capt. Biesen, Of the Hamburg brig Uriua,
arrived this morning from Manzanilla Bay, to
complete her cargo here, He reports her kav-
ing ueen oyeruau.vu By boat ruin .tlc 49,.
hama, of Cape Isabella, on the 10Th inst.
They merely asked him where be was bound.
Inc Alabama afterwards ehased a Spanish
sitccmer bound east, aud brought her to by
nr1ng; g. both steamers Eere obssr7sd passing
the 10th.