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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01

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Elm etld royon ale Mnesnfcn mttaetra@t.
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ten Rsbeum unc madt, renftltsn ~ (si'
mem 0%sfan9fnen.
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fcbr!e, niate ibm @tn. Bur"hce, rn am
ufn fam. tie bono upp faatt: "Sun9s,
t@ bin 1oIi auf rstnsn Mutb. Bsnn ru
70 forlfdbrf, 70 mirR eu. ebe p'eIe Sabre
puo.ben. an. meinsm plaBe (rin." 81 bal
he S9ladtn t%NQ,tauon. Murfrt'eto1o,
unnL n1se&rt63buEQ
mitaemodt unp fam mobl Nn(pru9 rar'
auf MAIDEN. quf (eInsn 2orbursn aueau:
ruben. Beionent Greure bat ibm rtt
9uure e.ma6t7 eub eie Sffcs ctr 81. y.
.Iritune" btobGdtfQt ibm cine reus
1rcmmst ate G%b1rnBote su l9snfn.Y
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
9ie BerrGtber Yorttr uno' WtGltdou'

b, Sn Der unterfu@un9 Be9sn Gen. por'
ter iolen mebrsre pom remlslben an W'
GltQau unp Yurnlre e.i&tste IeIs'
a,amme uor9s|ept rorem lein, wsI&s pot
itr uerni4tet ~ babsn 9laubtt. Sts ma'
rem Dun rrnn- I6tte atts eetfdb= 4N44ta|aas'
tItarupbtn btf5rpe1t worcsn. Cobalt
portu ufubE raB pope Jpn aur Inter
iu@une aisbsn wute, l&idte sr stnen 20
ten Al Dem EAssrapbenopsratsur. UNI TT
Orioin altsIsoramme aurad su oulan9sn
Da c,r 0sBle1s G& wtiBerte, TIFF porte,
ben Deisbl sur 6nauesate eut& cine &c.
nlaenre NnSabl @olraten auefubrsn.
Yortu wubie ntdt. tab Don zen Bsdnttn
rss Rrieospeparitnsrt Is BON jeeu eur@ ZEN
Muitdrhl,e,a pbsn bsforrs1ten Dsptlds
Nbi&riit gtnommen miro unc ipu enlstb'
a, fern .cuth Vie Dorleeuno esr In Reee
0eb,uem 1%eleAramrnt lsbr unanasnfbm
ab.tra(at a,wslen isin. Dfs !sBtsren FOL-
len ben tluren Bswsts eaf1r m,baltsn,
tab port,r, tttanntltd elmer Ger p'pi0sn'
lo(entn Mabdnau WeGleuans, cen Gen.
popt, Zen IT iammt ietnem 0slrauasplan'
ueadtte, otG9tlt@ I'm Sti& LIEF unp ba.
pur& BE Ntse nlaps ron BuQ Run Der.
bdfl6rte. Bic brute BADEN BON etrftn
Ielearamu,sn bic fol8enesn tbren Wt8 an
ete Osfsntlidfett Aefunesn:
vYops IN beute islbl 'na~ @entreutus
oeaanesn NIT 2 Gorp6 als 2etb'
earoe."
so toFe maa 1T eamit Dks(&dftie'
uns los3ueien."
so bofe, MeGlsQun 1T NIT Dem, wae
MIR tbun, ,ufrtstsn."
9n timer aneetn Dspsfde iprtat portn
b5buenp ltsr eie Yopei&t Srere, ,pona6
tr ,ur ll%ntufaBhnN 5eottrs an Settle
Run aufbrstM loutt.
Mtu sfne nod er5Bsr S&usfsref, ale
ptsfs Don ctr "Mbeneteiua8" bsri&tsle. III
ans Gaoteltdt o%ttommen. Disrsmofra'
Tide pr.Ge bat (sbr ptd Nuf5ebsns BON
stnem Ielesramm e,ma&t. rae Mee;sqon
an porter ablanrte, une wortn It i'm
ouforrnte pope (ri&tiSn SissI) IN ot1
ponols beuorftbmrsn @faire bH Buu
8un mad 8rdften au unterddBsn. uno
auf m.l9es portsr an Meelslan srwts
o.,no vu(prodsn babe, oem0emdb 3u ban.
e.ln. Dae portsr riff nt&t 'bat. pl1sn
ptr. Tenn e. tniH DOT Der S&la&t bet
BuQ Nun aue. Nln abu 1eQt Is f&
braus. to6 j.n,s Islsbramm oss Me
gillian uR 4 Sage nod Ter S&Ia&t bst
Bull Nun fabtieirt worprn III, eob allo
Elm Ginvf1Vdnenib Smti&en PORTER uni
McGkuan, Dope ~ verratbsn, ubaswal'
tt batnn mub. @iro man rie(e beteen
Wurdtbu fl0lirsn2 Mb, eie 0srd1bn
Fntsn bi Dem eutbuSietn prifcsntsn
S&ub unb @nnee.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
Sic Gntwrt9uug pss p%aptuR.lbe'

Sic Gntlutrtbuug eeS paptN0sleee
piro INNER Qr6bet. Dts|N Gntmntbuna
%wentoRens stnte.rmoen au feuern, w1n'
1qsn pir ni&ts iebnlidsr. ale eab @afb'
turne's R.(sluticn, raj Die 3inftn rsr
5fent|i9sn S&ulo Rsts In Win3e br3ublt
,rnpen leQten. pom @ouers6 anoenom'
men uiro. Dae III Elm isbr wtdtiasr
punft- unb .fle- ~Eribuns"" bemutt NIT
Re@t:
u@o LANCE als ii@ be Der. 6tauten
orpRi&ten. idbrli6 6 Doaars prccent
3iuien In Mln3e ouf jttes 100 Dolors
rer funttrten S&ulbtn tsr Der. Staaten
~ beaoblen. pste jeosr, bo6 r ettuas
@retfbar.s. YoGtipes unb ntdt @&wans
teness bat. Dos Warftprets Ter Bones
mp9 feie.1, otsr fallrn .atsr rarum Finn
inert G& ter Snbober ni@t 1ebr. Der lstne
3inlen 3ur 8~srfaQ3sit btfommt. @snn
nber lttne 3tnien nit Ertfcrf@stnen Be.
3ablt rpsrttn ielsn. wouon 2 Dollars nur
/ Dollar In Mlnse tpsrtb f.tn m6aen. 70
tann It nidt. faaen, wus feline Bonnie In
Der Chat tpsrtb fnb.
3ablum9 Der 3tnfsn IN Wdnas 1T Elm
Mnfer, unittdf beGen rae CUTE S&tf Der
Union pte|sn Sturut eladlt& bsfsben
t1aa."
Das If eara notirt&; bsnn BE Ere.
lorl&etne fnb In Bombs uufetbur uro ,fe
maG.n In etwtftut rlmfaus por Gutwer.
tbun9 4elhabt tpetteu. penn DE 3infen
bee eanots In t~tn8enbsr Win1e bt3abN
wubsu ndfea. .co4 -, !
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01

aAmAL Irs
'R1ieets .6aiisn unIeit sfiabrenSfm 'Ntisiers
.ttr.aI 8itstt aut 4niorotas uue of-asanefst
ale ben Vurtt eelest, tsdtn ssfsnatu's eas@
unf.tt MaH.n nsbsn Grofnuns be- NiilsRppt
BE aae.,ae a,t,ssnotbrsnttt ttttt. atss man
,dt.r ~ @af ptnsIou BIOS Obrsu jsutdten, um
nj IT ~ b0r.n unb NIT ben Aussn ntat ftbsa- ~
modem. gan bte f& bsbbalb' an BEN ..wsriRlo'
[n RttmOub 8 mai naHdndnbsr We 3dtnt
-aut. 6les u.a. bss xuerttloiren @a( btna'tn
wtaen. Dst6t f6redlt6e Opf.r BAT Mot btsr
Is u II ttns,ou f&ones:efd, BE aas auf Hs6'
nuns tss @ana.n stussu, etEs bod nus strsn
anndtsrns entfpredbtntsn Vsrptnu 3u ertnssa
DEM ttt po.omaettnte fonnts isbsnfaas bta,s't
eebalttn tusrb.n, ais Waf btnston. Mbsr eas
" ebsn uu(sre poltti&s Grtfdnes.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
9as uuterfu@uuas COMMITTEE tue9tn

9as uuterm9unes COMMITTEE tue9tn
pe 8ataR.opts bel 8rsenidebure bal rt'
6srren 6adsd, Wetas .r. tpessn. est
Transportation Ter pontone '. nod Grs'
;:c<rtdsburo vnnommen. Sbre aus(a8en
Rtmmten nit ben 9ertdten Burnirs'e
dtsisin. oaa<d bob bslonrsts- b.rpor,
cob Me@leIan pit Dorbeeitun9en fur ets
Brad,n i'm 0oraus atlsith, ta6 man fs
aber ritter, ais a.(dsbsn, nt&t ab9siano'
bobe, pamft ru Geine fe ni&t nsbnnsn
m9at.. Nun, bs0er wdrsn fe eenommsn
,porcsn. oIe cab lie au ipdt antamsn.
@tu woe bate @eeIsuan NIT osr sa%'
~ ,bun?
Das Committee du6nt G@ fsrnn to-
BIN. po6 rie 3tuani0t Burnirs's UNI
itiner @enudls. wtnn de eff pn6ftnt'
li&t wneen, bic potomacs@ rmee 1um g.
a<unanp csr 8spunrnun9 Ter Wslt mo-
den mlrpn. Doran 3weifeln mir ri@t.
Nber UNI cslo msbr miro rie Delt bsrau'
e1n, oa6 70 bnrlide Iruppsn auf 10 un'
uuantmorIi1s @eils eeopfut uoresn fnr,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
Gu uattpnaleS umNlId

mar T.. u.s. jt,t hem sratn @nbesinte unfsrsr
v>,h,arl tie Bunbstauptfapt Mafbtneton.
Its(slte rtp.alsnti1ts Dor Ma,m ienes 3ptttsr-
ws(su ia u.,:rM 5taaislsbsn, bas Gou1prouatB,
5ie nsuts TN Buno sewi Itrmaesn untn bic
Oeabt1rIldt... tts Stla. eubaltsrltums une
II i ltusr. l1cs Der ls(lcn pts Wsbtets' IN TIN
ub ooh ,t..o ;p>ssn alsr Wbaslonet1'bslt Don
b,u fr,i,1,n s.adnn an DE {&rcfRsn @tao1s'
rxttspctl1,ntn srrtnusrn. Gbenfo to1bstte Is
burtt 81, IN TOM ,pu,,sluot SnQitutton Der Sta'
ptr.t bic ytut or u6to!sasn letSstR&tst'bunaS
our mdt.ts uuo CAB Wdesentttf, bag tsbtr Set
Der ltmabrtlts Mritptrat nerud oens @tser'
orud Don 5e,ttn bss 8o'les ouf ben ~1al'esn'
ten asubt werpen tonnte. Das uno ~noerss
war.n Die l>l,n tsi1mmsrneps1tbsn po'tttlHsn
GiuFuNt, wsl4e @aittnSton n~1tttsl1t lstner
0a1e unp De1biltntKe aui Zen 8une ODER be
slatton lbte. Naturlta lterfaatte!e Is baruu'
aud bus bis IN ete tun9ae 3stt, b. ). bis gum
4. Rdr, 1861 uamda!bs Stlaosnbaltsrtbum
nit unss,lblten @obltbaten, samit - BURG
70 ma Gsnbafts Nnt iufuns pon Naacnalet8tn'
tbum e.rab.su iur ale 3ulunft tinaus unr1os'
LID merbe, Den Rssitrunes0s au perlsatn. -
Ater piel peresrbliter (oate ih BE Wafbt1s'
toner Mtuc6pbdTt mob fur Ven 2tl,8 trmttftn,
ba Is iosar cine sr0ssrs 0ratsetf&e. ais polta'
fhe Nuisance H.. lsberal In Der BtIt perbtr.
bet f4 Tin sewtGtr Mterslaube NIT Der 9aup:'
eutt, 70 bab man NIT btefsr BE Ration ossr bic
gtesteruns ftl6er faasn ,u fs5sn elautt. Ia
run, ,uoute i'm SABRE l849 3Odutb eft Ofsn
srotert unb (4 basurt ven 8els Don l1nsatn's
9auptRabt YsNb esl&srt ftesn, tssor Ct @arss7
ouf Wten marfdtrsn lief; barun, tannasrts
G@ aur ftlben 3ett Mantnt tros bss ssssntbd'
a.n Ratbes pom 6arttalbt NIT folasm Gtser.
Nnne an Rom. Dtsfe 9auptRdete ladsn nur
" oft yolitit Ratt bss 3ttssss ma&en. Gin
eopptltss unslad bann, ptnn cine fol&e 8uup!.
Rabt 70 gang unslldlt& ftutrt To, / mte btefes
e0af tinston. @dtrsnb bel uRs Der @dwer.
punt bsr Raton I'm RorewsRen ltset, bsfnbst
I'D bic 9auptRabt I'M saooasn. S&oa TN s.
1919 nlstt saru a bsr BeFs unb bic 3.R5runs
pon @af btnston ben 8rttsn 70 gut wte sar
n.ats. &dstn man Bate basou ME e.p6tuH&
n,tts seternt unb perleste nm Der 9auptfast
'p,det aud In bitten 9rt.se ben rattttdrtiatn
eaperpu1ft mad BEN Gasn, fat bic 8aupRatt
NIT Radf1@t auf ben aratestf&en @&wsrpunss
~ ,ransto,fren.. e@on sltA bel Bsstnnt BE-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01

Refra:en fir lie alien Rs9imeutsr
perrsn. BET &blauf rsr 3sit. fur msl@s ta6
3t9tment ceM (le bstlnten. enrouirt TT.
e~ntlafftn pereen. Wsrpen- ,auf: bic Meillf
pur4 GrdmiuiA. rie alien &eaiuenttr
ui9t oufQsf0ut, 10 unparte Id nab BEN, /.
Sanuo1 pis Srcrt, NIT Der 3itbune 3u
beginner. ~~.s
N&tunaaroQ Sbr
s. @. Tbo4meM
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
btrr Rreaeteur!

.wtd( Seou Goun'p bic 3i,tuna pet<
mdrsn? Dn0s|bs fam %, 1psnn g nod
1onnfbips unp Ddrbe' Dem YttfpfeIt
bon 2e&lnirt, eitertp. plea.ant @olISs
uno prineston iolsen teiu. Die tfoirerz
lt&sn 389 Diam far rtt alien RtBimtn'
frv NsvfheiISn I1h lnsnhsTv1n6pn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
Eele0rapbil6e6,
9auptq ter btr pote-
mac u

! VI NV " " zoe At5.
An @entralmator sailed: 6 m.
manbrur en- chef In @a'biuetor.
SIN metuen1 B.rt6t an cir pom IS. B. purbt
6fe :3a6l unferer Ber,punbsten auf unesfdtr
5000 ange9eben unb BE :3abl Dtter, ruelde 9ps-
pttalyat0e ttbaltsn, auf 1880. 70"
Die(e betpen Mn9absn: flnp4 uuri&tte. Rad
benz pff3ttlen 8ert6te unfe1es Mebtcinaloit,f'
tors Of. 2stterrnan betrdstsoie @efammt3abl, Der
g%trpunbtten 3wti&sn 5000 unb 7O0O.' unge.
fair bic 9dtfte b~sr(elten Ihdtt ttrs gerpFsSuns
IN, 6ospttal.
=: 49,. ~" Gatro, %. leg.
11.t.r ben Wet.n.nanfan auf Bic Obto- unt
@,dtf,ppttabn eridtrt. u,au Gpl8snpes: Die
Rebsasnicree befebt aus .ttna neQln :Brteabt
&auantrte NIT 6 @sf&usen unter Brtsao:ssne1al
Bprrsf. Gle iter(drttt ter 2enntfee BET Qlif.
ton, 4SEMetlen 6flt6 son Sadion unb uaarf4trtt
naa esrtn.op, bas % Reilen oali&. pom Sadfon,
1snusGte, lte8t.'@ IL, :,
Bon Sddion, attnnsdtt, etzs an, II. tire Gr-
petition as be febenb Tue ben, IL. Satncis So
uaaerte. Restna int; etnem 36stl tts $. Ohio a.
paatrts, etnsu, Ebstl. Bro 2: 1enntfsc &aua1trts
une swtt @tf&asen re IA: Snetanas arttaerts
Reqtuents,, fdmmtlf& untfr BEN Commando bfs
2CI. ". W. y uAtIt V0 WV IT,. JuAuSs~ cSSH'l
ment. Die 6 1ptbttton fam In Ter Grube bea Is.
In Qertnaton an, ~attattrte ben Gorrst unb 20 ent'
fpaun f& etne 3fanbise @&la&t. In pel&sr bic
Bunbeltruppen wttdsn mutten.
gcs 6uuatelbt ansstontuaen, f&idte ii stnen
pdrlamsntdf NIT Der auTo.b.runs bur usber.
aatt terstn. DIR bort ,tou,manbtrenbe qtsuts'
ndnt eruiberte, e. wolfe fa suera fhlaeen.-
Ddtrsnb Der 3stt, BE Ct bur& bas untertanbeln
eepanu, Tiff e anes Werttuodf tn ,bas eta
itonstaus brtueen. fsdte btelse IT, Sraae une
fob.
OF Rebsnsu n,a4tfn unsefdtr 80 @efansene.
benen fe .tb:e eutsn 4tetber abnatmen. Dit
Offetere wurten gut BON ituen .bstanbett. "
aDo.. Sic, se,ten.n tttns touMnen., solRrsden fs
bus Grnfertrhcnssetb unb fe .verben betnabt
ron allen Bspstnern NIT 8roeer Sreube EN-
pfaueen. 2 . *"..T%-- = NIL, ~
j.. 42sste Ra&t bssannen4 BE &eteaen loren Rid,
[lua no& BEN 3enneHte ,tn .8roeer 3af, 70 tae fe
nttd&tt su,ttr1 etreetolt werben i6nnen. Die Botn,
plu.ibe ntbt 70 afS RON ttHen aevebrt ute maHa
alautte, tt.e .Arese 3af Setttntutttf e 'baran!'
aistse RsadensHurben RON HaesspeEtlaantaH4
SEA a.aa1atps.a1s 'rb man sssefast 49, esaesi
bsaaqsa. ~ Il 4aEHfGi
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
7H+nt SECURITY
3etens >8erf9erun98<
gtibrtnten- GestlIsehaft,

go. 31zp'ne Strdse, y. ..
~ 80 yrssenttes GrcRts ptrb i.b.s brittle Sakt
unitr BE goliesn- Sntaber nsrtbsltl-~
DE 6dlfte Der prdmttn lam n sNoten teaatn
wsrben. penn 20 tsrtg tifa6Tirte Ssr)iebt!
@obt.'Q Gaf. Trdk
1ttp-@@: @ttmore, 0irt-grdf.
Sfauc g.: Ntttp, Ctr.
R~efertu3tu:
-. 9: 0orf~are Gafbitr bu etaasbAntssu ssrs, IN
a Tapenpo,t. - .,
Geo. 8. arsnd'. 6fa.. Masrr bsr etast Tsv,rysrt.
s. g. Marcp Gen: Nasnt.
+. 9. M.baer.
1susHRturn Assnt fur sEasensprs uEb TN sesssS.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
'Gtnctnnatt. "a. Dsl.

gtrtdts pon %etrineton, 8p., melben. bassman
tatItft ttnen AnertF ron Slopp unb4 6umptrte
Warlba1 bsfatdse, w.l&sr BON Wef-Vtretnien
Der NIT farfer 9ruppsanadt i'm Nnmarf& 1T.
Bon &i6 N dnb;; a.. aus baben unfere Grupptn
cine: Operation bseUnnsn. pfl6t Of-Senpt0te
DON ben stnsrbrunasutn Rstsatn trfrstsn ptre.
81 em.M I =. "a. Tecbr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
c Connecticut Congregational Nominations
I,t District.

The Republicans If Hartford on Wednesday
nominated Col. Henry c. Demins, Wax Democrat,
lately Colonel Of tho Twelfth C. ", ard Acting
Mayor Of New-0rleans, for Congress from the Ii
Dsircs. In accepting the nomination, Col. Dsur
ing said:
G,srLExxS OF rHs coyvxyrioy: 1 bsv. beer insormsS
by Committee the. havs been placed In nomustion 81
s Convention is candidate for the flint Conye.'ion1
District aud with ureh ds.rus. In ability 70 saswe yoas
expectations acccp! the nomination. and with thanks ~.
cause has eoIe to un.ohced The honor mas .oags
me and have not chased after il. And che ,ims pas tai{
arrived in Judgment when universal rue oihoe sacad
seek men, aud men should not he othos-seoSer,.
A,yon have chosen 10 indicate that am snsbls man y
TOT Congress- here consent to accept the posion and
viii 30 true to the responsibilities which ssasn to candid
sn,oh Viii DO 20
ne. 80 was tranquil and iLs shP Of S,S,s undsf sasy 81.
men, oil my'bunbe home TO angry and closely
tested Tor any office but the tepes, serosd lts
fuzzy and dark and mpeuetI able cloud /, before In times
these csnnot shrink roa .houds,ns my full share Of
LABOR snd my full share Of the odiu and vtu2eTson
those who hete the which defend
Iadyduas have iheir trials disease assaults IN the
visot Of hs manhood and the question whether he has ths
eon.tuOna stamina to re.i,, great .uddesy
strength to master H. Our nation IS in is day Of
% question Is whether the Anersan Rspublls
ssusbt upon lie life In such trial upon the aide Of 'hs
thsI.m viii give him ali III. moasy and ali TIE powa
wheh be demsnds while eensnans wh his mutnoas srsw
"I h s''s soann VIII %o cs cv
ulods he has adopted to crush the Rebellion. shs1
turn my beck upon measure he has chosea
.nsuguste but viii adhere sad follow him E the Gauss
hs sers slavery hsvs always nasi morally Ihsve
deemed my duty IA the course Of political eafec
de.snd what regasd its poll ac rAas uncsE the Con
s;,suion. But W. sn the Reo6s thenelves took SaveC
from beneath the wrss Of constitutional eomproniss sndtn
usdissy placed g. ontaa oil tks Cons uo shsy Aosovss
ne on being anI Logger its sPsos,.. or defender ih
lave themselves esroyo thnr chcsiod institution % 'asH
avn act and, h.se no tsrs - shed its gave q.
Again thanking you Or the in which you hsse ~
gotten party prQslives to-day anl have sought out fei ~
honor msp "a kd party claim Oh your censasss
most respsekly ssk permission 10 TAXA leave oil YOU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
The Winter In Europo-whcas Prospects.

The Winter In Europo-Wheas Prospects.
The state Of the weather In Europe is quito rs n-
teresinS )ust TO American farmers az that Of our
own country. We make the following extracts from
The Marx Lane ETpress, London, Feb. l6. Under
the head Of Agricultural p-Ospccts." it says;
"For Q few hours ut tho commencement Of tho
past week. rain fell, but tho remainder OF the day
was drier, and the night proved fine and starlight;
wind n. W. On Monday morning q sharp white
frost lad been experienced aud the rarity Of leo wac
seen. Wind N. W., barometer 81. 10 in, thermome.
ter a. midday up to 49, On ell tho light soils the
plow Was at WORK, tia farmers being anxious to ge.
the 3onnd ready for Spring corn, which Up to this
poiHi had been much prevented by tho very wet
sats of the weather. Tuesday proved favoralle
day, although thick end bazy, and threatening AZ
Tunes Held work again proceeding 10 fair ex.snt.
"Wednesday wa5 line tay-at liIDes sulny. On
IA has happened 90 often this Winter, it brought
aherward rowing favorable. Another sharp white
ost had been experienced during the IRE Gus al
and tho wind was round 70 tho eaS, blowing fresh.
bracing line day; just such weather US the
farmers want To push on hed-wark rapidly. Their.
mometer ~ barometer $3.50 NJ. Saturday was
equally hnei barometer 5000 in, thermometer 42o
Very cold and breezy, wind still blowing strongly
from the 3. s. f..
"During the week great breadth Of land ha,
been pushed forward, aud q continuance OF such
weather for u few weeks would enable the farmers
to bring up the arrears OF the farm and to cet on
with sowing all Spfing c0rn II has been most suit
able for thra.b.ng whcst. with piercing easterly
winds. by Which the condition Il always improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
The T ROY ELgcTIos.--Ths following was tos
vote cast for Mayor Of Troy on Tuesday last;

MIcHlGAS SOLDIERS yoTE.-Tho Attorney'ds~
eral Of the State of Michigan, Albert Williams -
In conformity with requea from tho Legislature
examined the question aud given an opinion tna' -.
bill to enable soldiers Of Tho State 70 vote s''''"
tutiousl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
TREATY BETWEEN TIE UNITED STATES AM
LIBERIA.

LIBERIA.
Tie ratifcations Of the Treaty Of Commerce ard
Navigation between the United States and Liberia
were exchanged IN London on the Nth OF February,
by Mr.. Adams and the Consul General for Liberia.
A CONFEDERATE LOAN.
II is stated that between f5)0,0OO and f60O, 900
Of contemplated advance Of t3OOOOOJ to the
Confederate Government has been negotiated at
Paris and Frankfort. TIE amount is to BE- secured
by cotton al Sd. per pound which Is to be delivered
en- the cessation OF the blockade.
RUSSIA AND FRANCE IN CHINA.
In tho House Of Commons, on tho 18th Of Feb
ruary COL Sykes asked whether any information
had reached the Foreign Office 10 the effect that the
Enssisn diplomatic authorities in China have en-
tered INTO arrangements with the Tartar Govern
nert to AID III taking the cities of NankiD, Foo
Choo, AUD haugchow, on condition Of having ceded
70 the ku.sisn Government Chusan and the adjacent
fslancs In the month Of the YanQ-tse KianQ;
whether the Ioutai OF Niugpo has issued q proc.
clsmaton announcing that barracks were TO be pre.
pared for 1900 Russian troops at Ninepo; whether
Is was true that the French were appropriatng band
81 NinRpo. were raising body OF Chtnese troops
under French officers, aud whether the customs din.
ties at Ningp0 were being collected by an officer of
ite French navy. Mr.. Layard said that reporrs NJ
the nature alluded 10 by the honorable menlber had
reached Government, but there was reason TO doubt
their accuracy. lie believed French oficefs had
been dsciplining troops, but he not aware that
tLey were sppropriatiug land The French az we'll
q. others were employed in the Customs by The
Chiness Government.
fax pgFENsEs or CHARLEsTON-THE BLOCK
ADE-CoNDITION OF THE CTrY-THE Ne
CROES.
e-h,,.,uon Correspondence Of The London Times.
10 nrsert that Charleston in It's present attitude
e. impregoable would obviously be ladicrous fal
ltASy; bat il is none the lees true that u could mo-
5e taken without al enormous force attacking simu
tsnsously By sea aad land, and that the attack
even In that caSe. would have to DO conducted w'u
v.I.,t h.for. IA cnnld Ne aQcCHasfuI.
sns entrance OF the harbor Fort Sumter, thoroughly
repaired and nouuting enormous guns en- 6ar6efe
Gown. at tho tlocksdeis, while the neiRhborine
EJso, 90 Morris !slaud aud Sallvaps leland, FROM
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-12
The Missouri Iron-Sides.

The St. Louis Union is Conservative
paper, but the foIlowing paragraph, copied
from it shows that even conservatives are
uow in favor Of raising colored regiments
"Accounts received from all parts of the
State 90 to show that the recent order in
relation to negro enlistments, is doing more
to pacify the State than any other thing.
The owners of slaves are forwarding them
to the different railroad stations for the
purpose of enisting them in the military
service. Of course the owner receives the
bounty paid recruits, as, compensation
for his property. The railroads are crowd.
ed with this class of passengers. We un-
dcrstand that some Eve or six colored reg.
iments are now being organized in the
State. 1t is estimated that at least twenty
thousand soldiers can be recruited by this
class of recruits; and as every enlisted ne
gro counts for one white man, it is thought
that the quota of Missouri can be filed 10
this way and save the necessity of draft.
A couple of problems, about which Mis-
sourians are anxious just now, seem to be
iu process of being easily solved" e.,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-12
The Army Of the Potomac.

The Army of the Potomac is .encamped
on the ground it left on the morning OF
Thanksgiving. The reasons for this sudden
change Of programme, without forcing Lee
to n general battle are these: At Council
of War the fact was demonstrated that the
enemy was entrenched behind very formi.
dable earthworks, which they were every
moment Strengthening. The fearful loss it
would entail upon US, and the impossibility
Of rescuing our wounded before they would
perish with cold, in case we attempted to
carry the rebel works by assault, were some
of the considerations which induced subse
qncnt actions. Oar ratious and forage had
yearly run out, and the roads were too bad
to allow of further transportation from our
distant base of supplies. These mighty
considerations, it is claimed, induced the
commander to issue an order to fall back
tonight. e,~r--.t -.
The Army of the Potomac rests on its
old line-the Orange and Alexandra R. r.
The reasons given for the abandonment
of the campaign are that Lee SO lentrenched
himself daily as to delay any rapid advance
on our part, and at the same time to prevent
an attack. s.....- --s. .--.sss-
Our army fell back in safe and orderly
manner, the enemy being ignorant Of our
iose"tionA qhHaE 81 u sYeo -; BIC. |!