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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19

4-Dte Dpn fem beuttl SMlf g.
Deretn tIr3lt9 tn Der, Qpp 6ellpw's Sal
p~tranfaltete 8atr gum 8fRsn Der ftanteat,nD
psrtpunOetsn, GDlbaten bat bic lidDae Gnmme
Don $1,000 eraeben. Sin Interchangeable
piSsS 8silptell "a. s.gs,sa
Gin an gebltbfrSpt on, nell
der ftd} Grant WtliOn BON Baltimore nannte
puroe BON benz Qteut. 6oYt am Depot arrc-
ttrt, Nan fanb etnen Brief bet I'm, iuel6e,
an zine Yerlcn I'm Si6sn 8ertGtet LIT am.
porin es bsiBt, paB gB. mad benz tS5iitupen 9e.
ben iperpe lpbalo, CT iiber leia 8ertnSgen bis.
pDnirt babe s'0 hlI1ad1ffi@ 9shg+6O
IT gum Grl&ieBen berurt6eilt III
Elm SolDat, gtamens GafiaO, tpfgen Defer,
ttcn, unO Ite9t ote BeltaHsuns Gem @rdl.
oelltfn p0r. >e siao1f .af ~ 5aa SO
t@tne nUtortl9e farbiee Ysr(Snli9
felt, GD.s Wb. 3bOmas, 1T tirSliA NIT Sore
~ab8eeon9en. Derielbe mar felt rs Sa6rer
ais vNunner" fur bnS 81 observation-disclosures 81
Dalbin8tOn bstunnt uno erfrfute lib beS all
esmeinen Sertrauens Der boben 6srrlAofteu,
trCpnrb es tom mSslid tpurbe, @tpaS Be
Settle gu leBen uno istne 6amilte In gutter
ger9altnifen .3u binterln6tn. Stumas ma,
@tner~ pom 8 in bieem 2anbe, tyslAe liA bee
@raoss n@rbabfne Yrin3en non GSfrulalsm'
~erfreuen, etn Grab, welAsr nur In @nslant
ertbetlt rirb, pObtr Die f~arbiesn 5rstmaure,
bier ibren urlprun8 betleiten. NnBerDem ina,
CT rpaR @ranO WtaRer" Der @rpb. 9ege bs
DifrtttS Columbia lino vBdft Jttgbt Wort9y
Nattcnal -@ranb @btef" DsS u~uubbanstsrr
Orbens Der 9utfn Samarttsr uuo G6S1ter ppu
Gamand. gGtr feben, baB aud ein .y@sntle5
man Of Color" es 81 Bcben 1iteln unD Mar.
ben brtn8en fann. @''' 80 d rs : "a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19

Rs~ 39eater. 6euts
4benO wiro In OteIem 3bsatfr bas beltsGts
Ritter fAauipisl rGdtbGen BON 9eilbrcn", BON
oOlbein, anfBeflbrt uni guar ais 8euef3 fir
een 0te9tieur 6rn 9OlfelOer. Das pu6It.
fIltn miro niGt UerfeGten, Die 2etaun9sn tteleS
5eiran6ten 8ibnentIntIerS burt rfdt 3atl.
tetden Selua Der 9eutisen 8Or1eluu9 gu
belpbnen.
Ey Ma d. @urOpa.-Dsr 6umbur-
ger Oampfer uSeatonta" ptrO am @amRags
BON New gOrt naA europa abaeGen. Die
pot ftf OentI6lano lAttebt bier am 5rettaa
5 u1r. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
Die 9ompfer 6atferas mno Mlobama.

,New sgOrt, Is. @dr3. Da bic Diff
,iere Oes Ser. ct. Dampftrs SutteraS um
zine unter1n6uns iiber Den &f NIT Der
alabama 9ebeten baben, 70 ino Der @catmpz
bUre 8reele, Commodore @rabte mno Capt.
Gaa(e BON Der Marine pom Setretatr Welss
beluftrast pcrben, ben 6al gu unterlnGen.
. Die @ummtliOn bait lett mebrerenr 1a8en
Sibunsen unb tptrb- botO tbren 8sriGt CD.
ftattsn. SO 1T betantt, bas oab ie Die Diff
stsre bes 9atteras BON aasm 2aoel frsilpre'
den tpfroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
@apanerie in @entmefp.

Gen. Roulsau, pel6er 9elfern mad Gin.
einuatt fam, II, pte idUn 9emslest tpurOf,
beauftraat, etne @aoalerte : DirtliCn BON
10 600 Mana CUR 8srtbetOtBun8 Oes Stontes
Reatudp Bu bilOen. @fan .elanbt, trOb Der
entgeatnaelebten NaAri9t. ntGt, OnB Stout
leaH Netrnten anwerben fol-, %lcnSern mon
nimmt Stelmsbr an, buB er Elm @siammtcUrps
aus ben I6On In tRentudp 3erRrentsn @aDal-
Iertes Neatmentern btlOen miro.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
Nnn Rarribura.

5urrisbure, II. Wt&rs, SO9n Gin,
u~nbeCtuater &ritss- OsmCtrat, erbitlt 8eltern
BON ben union-N epublitanern bte Domination
,unl Wa9Or otsltr @tapt uno General u. :.
ROuufcrt Die Der @sssnpartet. Ote Wabl
fnOet an, n6Glten 0reitas Statt unO miro
Der &ambf Elm barter tptroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
Die Gtnnabme eUn gaspo City
ntMt bel atiat.

Cairo, Is. @idrS. 8eriGte bon OoungS
pCtnt Bio gum l3. ,. 81. iasfn, paB pa4
@erlGt Iber bic Ginnabme BON Ya3oO Gtiy
poreilig Setpslen lst. @uN wtrb pem 8eridtt
Gbsr Die We9nabme SUn Nebellenz8 ranspOrt=
lGifen trtpetlprCdtn. Nm IL. FAINT etne 0e-
belen- Abtbeiluns betiber, TIM einen Damn
gu bur6lsGea, uno bic gauge 0artte wurpe
9efanaen aenDmntsm. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
0te Ce,n eersen TrieS,nssBeshIG6e.

SrentOu, II. MGr3, BdtremS Der
onuaen 9eutteen Sibun9 tpurben bic TrteOsnS-
8prlAtdee TN 6aule lebbaft pebatttrt unC
bislelbsu merben Sorau8T1tlt6 Del Der Ab.
ftinmunS paliNen. Die @pusrten traren 3un
Grhrnden ppQ. asa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
@ennSpLp. @oIitif.

6arrtsbmrg, 10. @dr3, Das Ser.
OF. @pmite bat cine StaotS Convention betu-
fen, bic am 6. Suit In @ittebur9 f~attfn6en
loG De0ufs Oee @rnennun8 BON @anbibatsn
fir @Umperneur unb 0berrtGter. aDaS @Os
mite emyfeblt aud bic Orsnniiiruns ION
Union 2eaeues IN jepem DttrtEt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
Cir Mnppfat ptrbaftet.

Gan Sran3fseo, II, 0tars. a. ..
6 rtttenten, Elm berpprraepnoerNODota ipurbe
tpeeen 9betlna9me an Der Nusriftune pes
Ntraten IS. Nf. Chapman" perbaftet. Z.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19

Ser atl1ntiIdbe telegraph.

Stew gOrf, IS. Mars. @tne ltbbaft
gsrlummlune funO beute in Oer StOd66rls
In 8stref pes atlanttlNea &abas ltatt. :.
So. 6ilo btelt cine 8eOe, 400 Yfuno Gtsrl.
warpsn se3siGnst uno Elm @Omitt %sfuannt, um
nit Dem Der 0anbslS- un6 9rpbuctens8Gr
oemefnfnme @hyitte III thun. -a -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
@d,w,rer Waub,

SEN gcrt, 18. Nldrs. Gin era fdir3
lid anasGeater @tert beS 5amieS 0sfon
Derttn & SO. e~ntfsrnte FG seltern nit eiaes
@umme BON $4,000 tn @Olb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q o h lie NC / / {.

Gir erIauoen ms, nnfers 5rsarbs unb has 9a6litam ~
rn% Sn' 3S Eseonbsraee, spet Sbkren Fpn Der &,aotutr. vel
iesten. Sc. wtrp unS sur 5Ieube seretten fe bort 5u istsp,
Ia ait aQe Sotten barte uno wsthe Npbten az 9aao
babtu, iUpie ana I
@umberlancs &rblen
hr begteu SCrie, WeIbe MIR sA sen b~tGiaIten NarfprstlR
pertauicm. Dina GbIen,
(DtS 17.1Yd1 Ne, sc SteCA6fr. e..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19

GerlanSt g %ss. '? e. a:ls s% e eS'' 5. '. s$?sse ptt ss. q;
IwClfte Strabe, Ste pEt s Ctr, (NtGO5r)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
( Nene Nu5elgeu.
81 + i
Der &, &noppiGsn @5huIe.

Ger :. Enopp Id)tn @d|ule.
Ste BrIfuna Der 3Bstnac Der &. RnappY6e n
9etranda1t btatrnt WlOnidg, ben g.. WGr, uub bauert
3 Er9e. ole Sri Buns Der alten un6 bt, 9~utnabIte neurr
differ ftnbct IN Der faraui f~plssabln gDp6e itatt. gdberta
N et"sr iFdtersn anldje. S. 8napR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19

aEihti9e Saoanericz 8smesnns tn Mmsicbt ; ibr
muthma6lidhfn O1efuItate.

Widti9e @apanerics 8~e~esmns In MMSftbt ; ibr
mutbmaRiicbtn 0esfmItate.
Stpneman's Citation 8a., II
Wt1r3. @tne wt2tiSe @apaleriesB ereSunt
fol- BON Htesm Yuntte u aus9sben, berer
!3pfd es 1T, ben 6etnosaus etner ltrateaiId
ptAttAen Steamn9 81 tretben. DaS Nelnlta
bteler Beps9ung, tpena eS iA ais eth gun
lttaes errieIe, wirbe ron Der 9rGBten 8ebetis
tnus Iein. Man> erpartst pie Operation IL
eint9en Ea9sn.
Mi6ttoc Gaballerir : &eeu9nnScirmmg
iiber ben &~appaBannuf.
Nteberla8e unO @tfuHsennabme elmer N6tDet-
lung rebeltl4fr S4arfi&asen.
@lGnwnOes @efe9t init Der Nrbellens
@aDaltrtt.
Der Seinb III bic 6luGt 9elhldStn.
6ouptouartier Der BotOmac=Nrm e 10.
WGr,. @tn elGnSenSe6 @abdIeries 9sfeGt
fanO oetern am NdppabanaOd unterbolb
Rentp's Surb liatt. @tne NeccgurSctrun8s
Nartle utter @eucral QlperiQ fOrctrte ben
NluR QnaeIiAts elmer betraHtltGen 3abl
S8atf10aben, wslde nod Oa3a btnter 5au1
fern, Q~aMferaben 2t. 8eoFdt la8sn. OojI
fonnte Die 6urtb nur imnler BON etteI11 eltlf
aeluen 9letter paiTrt ptrpen, uno Der Strpnt
mar a~n9elApplsn uaO retBsno.
Nuf Der 1loli&en Seite oeS 6lnles ange4
lanai. mahte uuIsre SaSalIerie etnen IDIortt7
cen Mnortf auf Die 9tsbsuen unb naBm Die
gan,e @btbeiluue nebt Otelsn YFstSen 8eFan=
geT. J
Cine tlstne Strede bonn ufer fieB @eneral
@pfrtQ's @ommanbp auf Die Sfebelen ttnter
@tuart uno 6ibbueb See, pslAe BON Sulptp'
ter beraseilt raren, uun Die Yaliage ilber ben
Nluk ~ perbiupern. Oiele maGten einen
Ssr,peifelten Mnettf auf uaIere Gruppen,
purben iebp9 3uradsepOrfen, wObet ote u"ls
rsasn lib nur Des Sabsls beoisnten. 90 oft
btTr 9Sttnb lA auftslte, ipuroe CT attattrt nnp
NIT 9rO6em Usrhife aus lstntr Stellans Dsr1
trteben.
Da3 GefeGt tr66rte 5 Stunben un6 trar
eEue gteibenfrlge BON Nttaqaen tno bdro gu
bono. @efsdten, pel6e nit etnem 3uridfallsn
tes NeinDes enpetet.
Sic @trettfrGIte tetru8tn etpd 2OOO9fann
onf isOer @eite. @6lieblid 3cS gh Der Tetnp
k;,,tsr etne 8otterte, 4 Wteiltn BON Der Gurtb
e%ntFerut. ,uri,d. Oa General Nusrll lstnen
Amid srrst6t 9atte, ts9rte er nit ban @sfan'
qtneu, 8erpunOeten uuO Den erbeuteten Pfers
Ben atf bte anbsre Ssite esS 6luiitS 3urttd,
pine BON ben einssIGi9tertea NsOsusn btla>
ftat 3u tpsrpen.
Inter Den @efausenen betnbet l4 W5ntOr
8redsnriOee, elm Gttter Oss yer'atterS 5pen
6, 8rsdenrtbSe.
Ole @slanssnsn be5ei4nen bteies @sftdt
ots zines Der 9l1nsenoten @aSallerte= Mantll.
Der ses ean3sn 8rieses unS ssben So, baB
t6re eioenen 1ruppsn ben felfen, entlbleOtnen
Wnartfen unIerer @aO lllerte ni6t ptsOerittben
fOnntea. unesfG9r 80 8%ifan9ene pnroe1
asmoGt tte 8erpunpetsn lnp NIT nnIersn
Sa6eln bSs ee3t6uet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
0erfamf Dpn SaMtOtS
In br nta seSranteten!
5anpets>, 8abrtte unc 5afen Gtabt
39. GQ0 Sarbcr 9th,

OJC V
an benz ibiT barren Mtuaiea pber 2itHe $40 Sdtbor Stuff unb
be. Gamoen, Ntlante~ uup Sc YOrf-Gtifnbapn in Der 8toB-
%arttasIr beutScen N~nlsoluns Der @loueefer &anoeut- unb
GrSt @tleQitaft, Iii atlantic Gpunty, 5tast &ep~Serte
IL Stunoea &tieubabuiabrt Spa YblatepBtd, Az Smnesn
VtleRpapnfabrt unb 46 gtuncen U~ampfi9ifiabrt SeH Stens
gorf.
Se6r ~ainItiee @,elssenpeit fir bic teltiben
MtItt1rS,
ab In eineia Centralen unb buDsrragencsn Gteie Der etlantt-
lden &llt, an etnenl bcqneu1en uno t1ern Stebaten, nnb IN
Is Observation-Disclosures nit Den Ct Bteu Stdot n Auterttas, IN
einer rein. 6eutI4en Stobt, III mclber cas- 8~enlltbltfe ltno ge-
bie9ene peutIAe BeltsIsbeH uu9efTrt nd entDifelt uno I'D tn
iCnee wabrrn StoeatHn9 Set8t, cine unabbanSBe petntitdte ~
~griineen.
|Sebr liberals un6 pcrt9eilb0fte Beptn9uneen
CUR 9beilnabme. a #
lm rabsrs @itldraasen. Rartta, gontppltte, &c. &c, atut {
man f9 an bic 49, -,~
@eutralsNgrut Office;
go. 5O4 9Bef 10te 6lrube, spf&en @.-Srabe aah Southland
Aoenue, &0iblu9tUn, D. q.
Sreflthe AnfraGeu unter Ger Aorelie; SoatS Suauh8et.
poit Der %t. Ito, sDa b!u9tpn, %. g., peroen prompt bsant-
prrtet mereCn.
Ote ente Nufuabne bes planes bon @ne SorbOr 3itp tn Der
4rntee unb BITE ftayte Bttbsiltgun9 BON Ntltt6rS felt etn8en
Eonaten. pOoCn AUDI l90n mebrere nit tbren Ssuntlten PM
Scecn, nm IiD benz Betnkau Al iptbnten, unb weide Aber bic
MnIteplMnG ibre eralte Sufteeenb1t aus lpreter, mufkrH
mid um 10 nebr auf dac beutlteu NhIitdrS, BITE raU eIner
ftern mnabban8t8en 3atnnft tra6ten, Ir SdpettSHHs e"-
~lalaeen souls Bulltnger
%" @eneral-Waent Der @lOsceacr sanbgs1-.
(Yta 17.-) unS tact-@efeai1at
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
Spr Nprt 9ub1pn

8efmnetMO IS. N1dr3. Gcl
Qa0Iuw 1T iceben spn Gitp 8oint sarifae.
te6rt, ra .bbem sr ipe8eh NuSipettlsluu9 allfl
p0ttttfdysn 0'efangensn ~pclIfdnoi9e 9Inprp.
nuneeH Serpfsa bat. Die In 9ti9moar 90.
fnoltGsn perGen bsute uaO bic in Salisburg
In nddIter Wphe aus9eliefert,
Sc warOe eeltfrn an 0ladwatfr 8etdmpft
bod S~erloutet NiGt5 Na9ereS boribsr. m
Die Nsbellem 9rtfem am lsBten 8reitaa
Nerbern an. tpnrben ater 3uriidseldlaasn.
Nid,nUnoer 3eitunsen laeen, oab Comm,
Gd,ra9ut ain IA. etnen Angtif auf @orI
5uofun madte, abtr sitiidge1dlasea purOf,
Der Dampfer @tift0tppt trurbe Oertronnt II,
Sarrasut stug nit ieinetn 8laegeuIhtf ben
Stuff btuab, Die, 9auotruppen babsn nit DC,
Gfatre NiGtS gu tbun. arg t395a1G
Son berlelben Sfite fSinmt ole Na6ri0t
oab Die Sran3Ulfa bic Stabt @ierifO 9ettprf
men baben.
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@tUBe untUN sc oen6er a M N
Il tt4 a..

TOtfbO, Obio, 10. Niar3. Cine IN.
sebemre Union : WaIenSerlammluEs faup
beute bter latt. Sol. 9utpftua, Gen. 8atee
unO S. so. NibleY bieiten. beastitsrte 8epen,
8ertbte. Gus Mebelsu<S Meltem.
Nuspehlslune pplittlder @sfon9eaer. - ST.
fclglcler Nn9rif Der &sbellen auf Nep<
bern.-9apli@e 8eri1te pon etnsr ac
MeOerlass Der fSperaIsn6(otte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
Xnhn

9eut elbslt tr etne Sarbe &cMneciieut urb Sta'e Seeb
Eaba1, Bon fetnher Qulstdt. nel6en tD iMn btatafen @rets
Sert3u'en fam. BtIIta nj WduI,
- I(Vn1Yl 4hI lahlirnn reffr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
QHArnnma.

NSArnuma.
Va mir net seissltb hter6uh6suer 9ebrlina SOtn @rbet e
predt %entldufen lit, 70 Warne t4 btereurb Sebeamann, ion
ouflunebmen poer Guf ntrtnet Nonen @tpl$ al tCr9en, tptbrts
aenfa1S i'd SeaeG iOtbe 9uloFeu 9eri6tG9 etnIh' eiteu perte.
User I'm mir tieoer 5uliifbrtn8t erbdlt x Sent getpbnune.
9ftex 6. 9~Oifmann,
(ODES) 361 Canton Wpenue.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
GonfirmntionszS deiuc

int @inseluen, Iopit betm Ousen6 au baben in btr 8u6bant'
lung BON 8. & g. - en- Mt gbauIen,i
BS Is bOtrn) So. 23h prattitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-19
Mshantcs Baupereim.

Mefantcs Baupsretn.
ga i'd Obissr Bereju oE0t9 orsanifrt BAT, 70 ,psr6en aat
2Delatbulsr etneeloeeu, BEN WerIammIun8eu tebca Montae
Ntenb gts. ~ SartiiOnitT. beSuppbnen,
SNI &ufrd9
(@rs1i-26) q. 8 aIIauf, Set. pro tenn.
Great Vaftern 0nnDeretm go. Q.
aHt. mel6e lid nod Ebteem geretn anI6liesen ppaen,
welten bierburn bsnaArtftiat. bag beriet6e Jest oDafaubte
Crsaptftt ut. an6 N6 elmer grOesu Set5ellieua9 erhsut. Nm
WtOntag, ben %. Wars,
Atenbs Z llbr. mirO bic peittrt Ginsdb[uns in 9otale beS Srn,
2Oui8 Wetmann, go, AZ q. @arCltnetr.,
i%tatiiuoen.
Sm @uitras q 81 SO4n Stf6er, grai.
C0d--I3D) .5 5. 3apf. Sefr'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
Madison. Feh. 10

In the Senate. an earnest Democrat Of.
fered resolution instructng Wisconsin
members of Congress to oppose the bill be-
fore Congress for the arrest and punish
ment by military authorities Of civilians
guilty Of offences against the militia laws
of Unit ed States.
The bill for the protection Of property Of
volunteers from civil process, postponed
last evening passed to-day.
In the Assembly Mr.. Bates introduced a
bill to extend the benefits of the exemp-
ton laws so as to allow the sale of home
steaas without making the property liable
to Sc zure 0nder the decree of any court.
The Legislative Committee is visiting
the State benevolent institutions this week.
Officers at home from the army bitterly
denounce the conduct Of northern Copper
heads, asserting that they more deserve
shooting than southern rebels, and that
the soldiers would gladly change front to
attack Northern traitors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
Depth Of Mines in England.

/ IS 4 e
An English journal latter valuing the to-
tai product of the mines of Great Britain at
f4l ,491,l00 per annum, and cnmputing
that England's supply of coal will last at
least 700 years longer, at present rates Of
consumption, gives the following account Of
the depth to which she bowels of the earth
have been pierced in England:
The depth to which we nine for coal i
already great The pit at bunker .eid, iu
Cheshire, is 2,oO4 feet below the surface
to the point where il intersects the "Black
Mine coal" seam that is four feet six
inches thick, and of the best quality for
domestic and manufacturing purposes.
From this point a further depth Of FIVE
hundred feet has been attained, by means
of an engine plane ia the bed of coal, so
that great portion of the coal is raised
from the enormous depth Of 1854 feet.
AT Pendleton, near Manchester, coal is dali
ly worked from the enormous depth Of q
sos feet; and the coal of Wigan is brought
from 1878 feet below the surface. Many
Of the Durham collieries are equally deep,
and far more extended in their subterrane-
an labyrlnths. Some of those, aud others
in Cumberland, are worked out far under
the bed of the sea and on both sides Of the
island we are rapidly extending our subter-
ranean burrowing. Dolcoath coal mine, in
Cornwall, is now working at 1880 feet
from the surface, and is rapidly sinking
deeper. The depth Of Tresvain, copper
mines, is 2,S10 feet Many other tin and
copper mines are approaching these depths ;
aud under the Atlantic wave man is pur-
suing bis labors daily al half a mile from
the surface. To aid the miner in these Sc
we're tasks, the gigantic steam engines, with
cyhnders 100 inches in diameter. are EN-
ployed in pumping water from the vast
depths. Winding nachires, which are
masterpieces Of mechanical skill, are ever
at work raising the minerals from each dark
| abyss, and ''man engines" of considerable
ingenuity-so called because they bring the
wearied miner to the light of day, saving
him from the toll Of climbing on perpen-
dicular ladders---are introduced in many of
our most perfectly conducted mines. Our
coal costs us annually one thousand lives,
and more than double that number of our
metaliferous miners perish from accident in
the mines, or at an unusually early age
thirty two-from diseases contracted by
the conditions of Their tolls. BIZ the in
dustry Of our mining population there is
annually added to our national we llth con-
siderable more than g30.0O0.O0o. This.
when elaborated by the process of manu-
tac,ure, is Increased in value tenfold. While
we are thus drawing upon that "hoarded
treasure, guarded by dragons white and
rec" which the enchanter Merlin is fsbIed
to have concealed in the caves Of the earth,
We should remember slow much of mental
labor and muscular power is expended and
how large per centage of human life is
annually sacrificed in The c ntest with those
hydra-headed evils which are truly person
flied b. the dragon of the legend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
Finantial.

In tue fright of l'sst week week gold
was sold at 100, or go per cent premium.
We know no good reason why the peo-
pie should become alarmed now more than
a month or two ago. TO our view, the
situation of the country has improved, and
is improving. The success in Tennessee
and Arkansas more than cover the disaster
The rebel armies are receding
at every point except Fredericksburg.
The captures by sea ere many, and more
important, on our side than on the other
side. There is nothing like the danger Of
invasion of any Northern State that there
was'when gold was half the premium that
IL is now.
The chances ave tia. no mere green
backs will be authorized by Congress. Di-
rect borrowing will be the rule for raising
money, and currency the exception.
We expect to see light money market,
and the rate Of interest 7@12 ~ cent now
in few weeks; and we cannot help but
think that now is about the best time to
sell almost any thing, and pay our debts.
TRomsoa's Reporter FEB. 7th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
Bill to Increase the Army.

Washington, Feb. 8.
Senator Wilson reported from the Commit
Tee on Military Affairs, to-day, one of the
most important bills ever considered in
Congress. After setting forth, in pre-
amble. the objects Of the war and the ne
cessity OF military force to attain them, it
enacts that every able bodied male citizen
Of the United States, between eighteen and
forty-ive, shall constitute part the ma
tiona forces, aud shall be liable to perform
military service when called on by the Pres
ident
A long list follows of the classes of per-
sons exempt from this requirement, includ-
inc in addition to ordinary exempts those
who are the sole support Of infirm, aged,
or helpless, only brother of young orphan
children, and like cases, as under the French
conscriplion law.
The third section divides the national
forces not now in service into two classes,
viz;
First, Those between eighteen and thir-
ty, and the unmarried above that age.
Second, All offers. The second class
not 10 be called into service till the first is
exhausted.
For the convenience of enrolment and the
apprehension of deserters, the United States
is divided into districts answering to Con-
gressionaI districts in States and Territories,
the President to designate the districts
where the State may have neglected to do
so.
Provost MarshaIs are TO be appointed for
each district With the rank Of Capt. of Cav
airy, subject to the orders of the Provost
Marshal General. A Board of Enrolment
for each district. consisting of the Provost
Marshal and two Others, one of whom is to
be a surgeon, is to divide it into sub-dis-
tricts of convenient size, TO appoint enroll
iny officers for each before March 10th,
who shall by April report all persons SO en-
rolled, to be subject to call for two years af-
ter July 18th, 10 serve during three years
or the war, and to be on the same footing
with the volunteers with the same period.
When it shall be necessary to call cut
the national forces, the President is to as
sign to each district the number required,
who, with sixty per cent. additional, shall
thereupon be drafted. The President is to
assign drafted men to such corps, regi-
ments &c, as the exigencies of the service
may require.
The bill goes at length into the details
touching the duties and penalties connected
with enrolment and desert,on.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17


Mr.. Stevens speech, in closing the de-
bate on the Negro Regiment bill, was Of
unusual power, though, as usual, the Re-
publicans complain that be did them about
as much harm as good. HIS retort on
Wadsworth was peculialy savage. He
had been speaking of 'fhe distinguished
gentleman from Kentucky" Mr.. Wads-
worth asked if be referred to him APP
parrently desiring TO correct the statement
he was making. "Oh, no." said Stevens,
| referred to Mr. Criltenden, whom | al
was delight TO designate as the distinguish
ed gentleman from Kentucky, because he
is distinguished"
In the course Of bis speech, Mr.. Ste
yens rouaht out terribly damaging fact
against Gen. Mcclellan. lie said - sta
led from facrs within his own knowledge,
that Mcclellan had as persistently disobay-
ed the osders of Lieut.. Gen. Scott, in tne
earlier part Of this war. as recent develop
nents showed be had dis0beyea the rres-
idsnt q. y later period.