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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE NORWEGIAN At PORTLAND.
aUs --,--~-,-----~~-,~--~
The Anglo Rebel Fleet Denied
in Parliament.
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PROGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE LOAN
THE POLES STILL UNSUBDUED.
~~>~S>>->~~-~~>~>~-.e.
Prince Domireiki Killed in u Charge Against
M The Russians,
ea &s.s Re-, &s.
THE NORWEGIAN At PORTLAND
PROGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE LOAN
THE POLES STILL unsusuuEu.

PoEIASp, Mo-, March 20, 1883
mo Norwegian, Captain McM,sters, which left Liver
Dosa eleven A. n Of the 5th and londonderry the
eah arrived ~ Portland At twenty minutes past two
?. H. today. she6 Haae s#aH
II the English House OF Commons ON tho 4th inst the
nss important division Of tho session took place upon the
III 70 abolsh certain declarations qualifications for
scs Tho government supported and the conservative
eSposed the measure, which carried by thros
1wNy. nai8
mo royal squadron, with the Princess Alexandra, ar
vsa u Aarease at eleven O'Clock night Of the 5th
Cardinal AnsoaeIi had tsndered his resignation owing
y The arrest Of his sttseAs for political completely
Hwas stated that General Forey had made demand
1ps more and Maty for Mexico, and that the de
nasd could not BE- complied with.
Ia 1ya1c asserts thst the Cabinet council ~ ST. Cloud
resolved u act dponssicay At St. Petersburg IN favor
q Poland. ts
= reported that strong efforts are MAKING 70 divert
- Galway line 70 Canadian ports. e#
~ lpan entered strong protest agaiust the ree1ess
saa q ~ subsidy a unjust TO his line.
E1ess werc MAKING 70 have some Of shs rsisf fund
. psssd 70 the emIsras'oa,se cotton operatives.
n Bourss was steady; rHtes. Tor 2oe
Calcutta telegram ssssss further aAvases h sAess
hos h that market.
n Great Eastern b advertised for shs lsh n Aprn
4 - North American srivsa ~ I0Adc~dssTy On he
meTning d tho 9th. .el.ef6 .. .ss,ss. = s.aa.
NJ Esrepa reached Liverpool q. four r. n Of no 9Th
~ Esna arrived u Queenstown about massghs or he
~. -r.-a----~ A.sUe VIZ
mo CITY Of Manchester leaves Liverpool ~ N extsa
vsssl sasarday he 7th or March. The steamer Isis
- ssvs fss New Ysrk the same day.
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THE POLISH REVOLUTION.


Thcsc Is nothing now "a the movements Of the In
ssrxents The latest letters from Craoow are favorable 70
shs Poles.
Prince pmireik had been killed while cutting his way
through sons Russians Who surrounded him and several
rsfugaes.
The Governor General OF VILLA bad issued an ad.
dress 70 the peasants appealing 10 them 70 oppose the
ss,ators, to the arrests guilty parties and deliver
them up to the Authorities
The appointment Of General De Borg commander OF
shs Russian troors IN Poland considered indicative Of
asisrn aud unreentng DETERMINATION TO crush tho 70
volt
TbeParis correspondent OF tho london Tneq quotes
too from warsaw, stating that The Piss all government
'eArs 10 send treasure from 81 Pecrsbir to warsaw Ia
conseauence Of frequent nsnrgcnt attack ou railway
trains and the Warsaw treasury was empty
The Paris CORES pondent of the Ion In, -, s,,s tbs
English and French governments have agreed ne a. te
,enr Or their note 10 Prussia relative 10 Poland All,
son n made 10 u 20 the various partitions 10 which mai
country has been victim. and re9rc, for the,, h, a.
pressed Tha, however, 10 says, u thing Of ,he ~.
aud there help for u. But both a.vcr,,an,.
ypcak ornosily 10 diplomacy allows o. their ho,.
for the ualncut o. the solemn promise made the poa
ny granting them liberal Institutions Austria also 4. -
emphatic IN the sense, but discrsety says nothing
Tho Prussian Chamber II Deputies voted by an ovo,
~helmne majority In fsvw Of neutrality
was run'med that Russia was prepared 10 sran, nm
amnesty and REFORMS
Accounts o. the iusurrectson arc most coutradc,ovy
According TO one iangiewcz beat the Russians after ave
DO RS hsh,ng near Msagosxcc Another version claims
victory for the Eussians. and the flight Of Isusiew,
Asa his insurgents
o'her in.urgrnt successe- are reported.
49,. Petersburg telegram says serfdom IL Rusr,s ar.
y - or Tho a. q deap' ". sung 10 al The Russian
ca 1 be- IN ceiebralp Of Tho ov.r, 60 .
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The Privateer Resrfbutfon az Work
Again.

The brig Emily Fisher, Capt Staples, q PASSPORT which
arrived at this port yesterday morning from Gla,ana,
captured February 49, On Castie Island tBAh@na)
~ tho prlys,osr schooner Reributon The vessel
run ashore BY her Ackiu Island, and 2Ss hogshsads
Of sugar taken from tho cargo and landed the
island The vessel then released by thcm on bonds
given for her value The cargo remaining board
10 ia hhds., o tierces and IL bbls sugar.
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Colonel Rails brigade a General Raynoids' division
was attacked Milton 70 day by largo orcs rebel
cavalry Colonel Hal -snt word he could hold his own
until rsnforccnents could arrive. Colonel Wilder went
70 his aid with a moun'od Infantry foroo.
Al last reports quite beas crgagemen, was going
mo rebcs have lately been making serious temongra
,ons from General sorgpns posiiloa 1t Liberty, fcng
our llnsa on the left
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
An Engagement Going On Near
Milton.
s~--~-sa-z-es--@-4~--esee+
Van Dorn's Rebel Army Again
in Motion.
THE REBELS INVADING KENTUCKY,
de- lie. ~.
Mrwsu-Dopo tenn. March 10, 1893

WrWhuraohpi T"nnt, Warch II, IscJs
Tho heretofore given Of the prop sed rebel 10
vaslon Of Kentucky not groundlcss. learn from
sDuthern man VINO lot Chattanooga Sunday tina. tho
rebel troops known ef virginia did not reinforce
Gen. Bragg, bat concentrated a, Knoxville, Tcnu Yes
torday body offcur hundred rebels croDed tho Cum
bsrand at Rosena Ky. and vas rop,rei that large
force was following 1t suspected that the lnva'a
has slready begun.
The Chattanooga Rl a. tho 1ih SAYS General Brayga
army rs in better condition, better organized, larger
healthier and bent upon ia mission than ever
before
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selves 70 such noble traits
His atO brilliant expoit-tbo capture or Briradior
General eeoughtn, United states Army, captains,
thirty uther prsoners together with their arms. equip
nents and fty eight hcrsesnstnes this recognition In
general orders.
Iha feat. unparalleled IN the war; was performed In
the No. q the enemys troops at Fairfax Court House,
without lOuU or injury.
Tho gallant band ~ Capt. Mosby share tho glory,
they did c danger Of this enterprise, and worthy OF
such leader. j. y. STUART,
- Major General Commanding.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of Released Prisoners from Rich-
mond.

FosIHuxs MONROE March 10, 1893.
Tho flag Of .rucc boat state Of Maiuc arrived this
morning CITY Point, having board all tho politi.
cal pr isoners who have boon imprisoned At Richmond;
also hundred and ninety priva,es and seanen, In
charge Captain John v. Milford. The belong
to the columbia, smith and the vaspcr.
Annexed IL list OF deaths at the Confederate States
Military Prison Hospital a, Richmond from February 10
March Is, 1856 M
Fcbruar, ~, s. y. Stirling. private I0ist Ohio.
February q, John Aver, Captain. 10th Maine.
February % Levi konnco, private lad fcnnsylvania
February ~, VIM Murray steamer Columbia
February 2s r. A. Rice, citzon OF franklin county Pa.
February 70 ". Laroei, tnmsicr, 9Th u 5. regulars
March 3, Hans knppng. citizen Of stanton, "a
March ~, Mathew Boce citizen Delaware county ". Y.
Rcusoso, Va. March 10, 1885,
JOHN WILKINS, Post srgcoa
The steamboat State Of Maine left Tor Washington with
tho returned " isoncrs on board.
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6f~1sNArs hvrb " W.
ssy~cssi despaieh from Columbus u ua 1ts.f says
rcsosalson been crrcd IN th~ hos-~ erp~liag oto
rw~~.i eov es.ring rcsoln,ons dsfgd n Tbtsst aud
Insaitins The oounuy u q usM ~. s.isa I'm -
tssea Ou tue feoiutlgns % slar
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or Legal Tender Notes.

fihlAbN Phls, March 10 1856.
Mr.. Jhy Cooke, United states Loan ATcus, announces
the conversion Of two millions Of legal tender into the
20 government loan within the last six days The sub
scrplion to-day N Vow YORK. $50 ,ooo In Pbsdcl
phia $3.50 900; Boston, $50 600; Ia Cincinnati 800 600
IN P,sbcrs $50 600 10 Washington $40 200 IN Glove.
hand i2ovo0 Total, 800 90.
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The Captrre or Colonel stoughton--om-
cial Order.
from The Richmond Enquirer March 49,
CAPTAIN sosBys LATE RAID TO FAIRFAX CoU

From Inc Richmond Enquirer, March 49,
CAPTAIN sosBys LATE RAID 10 FAIRFAX COURT
gentleman in Richmond received lately tho .uboiucd
letter from Captain John D. Mosby. and having shown II
u.s. take tho liberty u making the gallant captain
te the story o. his brilliant act The letter was entirely
private and u Published by ~ without the knowledge
or consent Of either PARTY
nv DIAN sR:- You have aircaiy
secn something IN the nowsrape OF my recon, raid on
the Yankees, though $50 they all call mo Nossy instead
az Mostly had only twenty ninc under my csui-
mand penetrated about ten miles Ia their lincr rode
right ny 70 tho Generals headquarters surrounded BY
Infantry artillery and cavalry took him out o. bed
and brought him OF. ] walked into his with
two u my men, and shaking him in bed, sad,
eyes and assed wha, was tho meaning q all this
replied It means sir That stusrts cavalry IN pos
session Of THIS place, and you are prisoner." We
(acting brisader q cassryl but unfortunately ~ ld
general and also 81 nd, an ha.iriiS, baron worSsasr'
there an immense amount q all kinds " stores col
were 10 house, whou, deIliyins tho iosn The horlS.
brought of mostly very nne belonging 10 Old.
cers y had had enough men could have brough, 81
hundreds. II was my purpose 20 have reached The
House ~ Twelve cclfck al nght bat being very dark
and aiming We got lost and were delayed two honrs,
that We did not have over an hour ~ stay town. being
necessary Tor us " pass out OF their lino~ before
daylight. In coming out We passed WITHIN tao
hundred yaYis a tho f0rtncatioya ni Ccnireyilc and
wore hailed BY sestanei from q tho rcdubta.
Captain Barker from Nov York, bore made Desperate
attempt got away. lie dashed out u The ranks aud
tired hard reach tho tort, but shot from my
moo convinced him that = Was dangerous undertaking
and no back ~ Csntreyiilo tnre was force x
about two thoussnd conastng o. infantry, arcry and
cavalry. In the vicinity % tho Court cavalry
and QUO iaIan,ry brisade were esml~d There zero
the few guards around the town. they never dreamed
anybody else bot Ysnkscs Until they 20.
o5Pon'ca =. 'hsr bead, with dsmsoaigt ,aIrsessr
Tbe follow ing Is General atanrts order =
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yrasrrIv. Tenn Mach %, isGI

considerable force OF the osemy's cavalry rccrosned
Dock river and siysnced towards Franklin Yesterday bai
were driven baok by coonsi wasore cavplry brigade
me bridge Al Columbia has besn rcsni, aud GcGsrai
van Dorm 10 sald 70 have been largely reinforced
Cavalry rkruii.hos ceesgr asIly
W. have yss sisaa,-se . Io...o1
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The Newfoundland Line.

=. joays, n. w., March 10, lsas
The ea.lo aoross Guf ~, Lawrence was damaged
BY ncas he shore lse l2tb. The brcsx has nov
been repaired aud sxan Va ,slerrspbie oomrpap
cs,icn with View YORK
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HNIFF"VHNf sfNFuH -Vt f603
Tho following additional numbers n thousand dol.
lars United States certificates among the vauabes
stolen from Adams Express Company, Wednesday
49, - .rr1gr-r sst1rr-rs-
Nos 81 ,sTs, 50 COS, 90 AID 5000
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OKER's ARM Y.

HEADQUARTERS, Army rHK porosac,
March 20, 1893.
Thero nothing Of importance from any o. active
operations in the 0eld
Thorc was heavy fan Of hero during tho day and
iast right u IL cold now.
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spFCfA. cFrEN NO. 81.
Hvus fsU-x rf.u.xwss lfwsr

BsH cKs rfirAxs's uvspguasrry,
No. roo BaoxpwAy NV yows March 10 IaGa
lacntensni John n Alsssader ana Lsaiensnt Iaward
NSefsam rsp'rt forthwith ~ these bcsasassters 20
they vii ~ dghonoraby dsnSs. ths ssryIrT n, ra
manI ~ uvlg go nj n.y.
Moss T.. HrawM, A a
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III. Arabia Owswsrs DsssA.

~. l-ahs srez Brtsa. arrival - COS A. " a.
- amf = too 4. *. fos Lvwros.
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

PuLADKLrsiA. March 70, 1893.
One Of tho sensation journals u This city has special
despatch from Washington stating that rebel prisoners
report that six eight Of gnnboau passed Eort
sumter Monday and Tuesday, and that Charleston
being bombarded. This needs connrmaiion
Rebel News from Charleston Monday
Night.
Iron the Richmond Enquirer, March IS
SALES or roREI0s GOODS.
CHAMELEON, Monday, March TO- 1869.
Al tho large cargo sale day seasonable goods brought
nm average advance Of fifteen per cent,
All quit along ne csast 70 atyh
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AEnY % koKIHssx lIsnrxfa, sarrh IA Isxs
Captain JcAp Moshy has Cor iorg time attracted the
attentna ~ be ssnefs Nv hs bod, ess pki1 soc.
srnaily dNplayrd b his n9f cr0ss f0rayN nton
tho IDvad-fs "A his native state.
sepe ssVw hrs daring enterprise and eashng herown
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The Strength or the IIarbor or Cha rlest0n.
From the Charleston correspondence Of the Mobile Re-
gster.l

COMING STRUGGLE At CHARLESTON.
The struggle, when IL will certainly be Of fear
the relative powers Of which yet untrisd The long
mooted question Of the lighting value o ships against bat
terics VIII be brought " test conclusive than
any 70 which human warfare has yet ub,ected II.
In other words the Monitor iron -clads which the
Yankees claim TO DO the most mpenetrabe vessels
constructed will necessarily within point blank
range OF the most and powerful batteries that
have yet been used in asingic nRlgcment. We
have good reason too believe that guns will be
managed with admirable tact and precision. The
important batteries are manned by the South Carolina
guiaFs, for whom the credit Is claimed, and think
~ Of being the expert and practical heavy arile
riss in the Confederate army. The forts well officer
ed. aud Con. Ripley, who has made the study OF heavy
ordnance speciality FOR years. and whose excellence
mltlei fact, viii himself take mmsnd ri Fort Sumter
as as the cnemy makes his appearance
IL Is scarcely possible that any floating thing
armed the concentrated Of heavy metal from
the guns 81 Sumter Mourie and battery Beo the three
principal commanding the throat OF the harbor
Nor the cr o. running this terrible gauntlet be di
In hci by an attempt % lass under Of the dark
has hcn the NJ Ncks burg and New Orleans
81 trlnous and intricate s the channel leading 10 the
forts that the eypc ic.cod pilots OF the harb0r
world vert 10 bring IN vessel by night under the
conditions which the enemy ssnnot escape, viz without
light or landmark " guido the way. Even when the
blockade running vessels leave the harbor II u al.
WAYS necessary nd their exit By proviOlFLr
arranged Hshts (sh1dod) and signals; 30 that Il
Is reasonably certain thai tho attacking iron tads
nukt eliler enter VI opea day, incur the imminent
hazard getting aground npJn Of the eacher
bars thc sou,hern cast, which SELDOM elds
vessel when i has grasyed the keel Hut H. per.
and combined batteries OF the Forts some Of the mini
Monitors should Chance to ~. Into port they would st
have encounter concentrated Ere OF ether batteries
which ths Yankee Papers have learned from
then win tho tug ~ war; which viii determine
tho possession u the houOred old city.
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u.,,i.s.rs ussisipai E,sss'sr.

" .sris,f -, "a .nssea ~ iwA
Al. psamfrt, stussfti. - 80" VT
j, = s..ysAy tsrssi. 80 sSS'
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NEWS FROM the SOUTHWEST. I
Successful Union March Into
North Alabama.
The Rebels Dispersed At Tuscunbla
and The Tswn Captured,
H., H., -.

CrtNSAr, March 20, ls6S
TIE Atlanta Csfsderscy contains detailed account Of
brilliant and successful raid In North Alabama by the
federal brigade under Colonel Corwin. The expedition.
accompanied by gunboats reached Tuscumbia February
~ The gunboats destroyed two feryboats at Tuscum
bia another ~ Florence aud afterwards dropped down
below Tuscuubia.
Soon after dark tho Union advance guard dashed into
Tuscumba and dispersed the rebel cavalry who fed to
the mountains. Colonel corwin occupied tho town and
issued proclamation lcvying assessments on wealthy
rebels
On the 25th ult. Colonel Corwin proceeded into the In
terror, taking considerable pInnder with him.
Nothing Is published concerning the further progress
OF the raid.
The same paper complains bitterly Of tho mum srous
atrocities committed by the Yankee troops.
MtErREsnono, Tenn, March 10, 1868.
cavalry raid into North Alabama has been made by
troops which lately assembled the Tennessee river 10
Florence They destroyed fsrryboas at Florence and at
the shoals. The details not interesting Tho force
captured about hundred and afy prisoners and
ried away quantity OF cotton.
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Non-Arrivsi OF the Europa.
HAiVAr, March 2o-s r. n
No signs OF the Europa. weather beautiful.
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The Record.

We give give the following historical ex-
parpose OF jnstifying the rebellion, as the Re
publican press may claim, but for the purpose
OF showing that the Republicans persis,ently
defeated every measure calculated TO avert the
present deplorable civil war Efforts were
made during the short session Of Congress prior
TO the Inauguration OF Mr.. Lincoln, 10 prevent
arupture. a The measures brought forward for
this purpose. were the Cri;teaden Compromise
and the Peace Congress. Concerning the
Crittenden Compromise, and while it was vet
pcDding. Mr.. Douglas spoke as follows in the
Senate of the United States. January 5, ,IS6l:
Il believe this to be fair basis Of amicable
adjustment. II you Of the Republican side are
not willing to accept this. nor the proposition
Of the Senator from ken'rczy lMr. Critic g.
den.l pray tell Us what you are wiling to do {?
| address the inquiry 10 the Republicans alone,
for the reason that II the Committee OF Thir
teen a few days ago. every member from the
Soalh including those from the Cotton States,
(MesSrs. Davis and Toombs.) expressed their
readiness to accept the proposition of nv ven
cradle friend from Kentucky. Mr.. Crittenueu.
as final settlement Of the controversy. if ten
dered and sustained BY the Republican mem
bers Hence the sole responsibility of our
disagreement, and the only difficulty in the
way Of an amicaoe adjustment. is with the
Republican party
Mr. Douglas spoke truly. as shown by the vote
when the question came up. The sole res
possibility of our disagreement" was with the
Republican party.
We quote from the proceedings of the
United States Senate OF January Eth 1851;
Mr. Bigler asked for vote on the Critten.
den resolutions. which was agreed to, and the
resolutions negaiged-ayes Il, nays II, as
follows;
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