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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

CHIcKINAUGA.-Ar, J. w. Randolph has for sale a
pamphlet OF sx:2eH pag,s giving concise history CT
he events preceding The battle of C-ickamaugs, add
detailed account CT the ta.t!e, By S. q. Rsid Esq
"O.a'), of the Mobile Tribune.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

ELKcroN OF SESGToRI-Bes,des the election Of a
Confederate States Senator to succeed Hon. james
Phelsa Of Mississippi lhai Cuty will also deVolye on
zoe Al.bama Legislature, nov in session. and the Flo
rda Leg.ll.nre, which met Cd the l6ta inst Senator
O. @ Gas is mol prominently spoken OF he prOba
Die choice Of the toonl and Hon. James Bker Of the
l.at
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

FAN OF PsIcEs "A correspondents UriIing TO the
Charleston Courier from RilmingtOn the llth inst,
sajs:
Blockade goods are tumbing down with crash.
Tee last auction sale attended ives on the 10 inst,
When prices fell more than seventy i've per cent be
los those real zsd As the prCceoipg one. There are
here lees than fifteen entire clgOes ~Arehoused
waiting acharge in the market. The result may in a
great MEASURE be attributed % the large socks already
IN the hands Of pocutos Oat much also d1e 20 he
success Wlic1 has arendeo home 10 nutsctuFes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

LBERAL Tao County Court OF Henrico has appr,.
psiAea the sun CT $27 600 for Ia, relief Of the peer
families of hat eo4ny. Tie money has been piaoedst
tle disposal Of the Supply Association of Church and
Union HHls.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

IlPoRIANCE o. MIDDLE TEsNEssEE-Fhe Winchester
BIctin slludng to the statement that East Tennessee
ur-ishel our army last year With meat ,ays:
This is mistake Middle Tennessee furniahed TIE
meat and corn for our army. One hund ieI and fiiy
tlI uSRnd hcgs gotten Middle Tennessee, W
remember that Alma mas a soIe-bouse foe the sur
plus which rem,ined AFTER feeding tne army From, this
surplus We mis- axe no., the VTgna army was largely
supplied Cerjaid sgs I1at large qlanlilss OF bacon
were shipped &c VrgH ron A.nutA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
MARIAN lNNOCK La y FOR SALE.

I OFFER fOR SALE tue rl
Il MBLBERRT ISLAND Farm,
yng IA Rsanl c1unty RappAhanncek, about soyeR
miles above Tap, haun10k.
c5ntains survey 1913 AMI fraction about
lavsd Vsy is tide. There about 90
Of hard marsh admirably adapted ~ ralsg fast nh
stock forest Astounding Ia t1e yautb limbs
ehestaGt eas oedsr pine, oaks q VARIOUS kni
poplar Tinber have been deod1ed, with
he view enhancing The yalGe Il the forest. ,y -
Ths house. brOs aud sabes ae In good eondn
And servant cabins way eomnoaous and OF superior
style.
The pure assr az dses i take atvlluaOn the rolling
sock fau fsrm I l=msnts Mules Cattle Every hnt,
Corn, Fodder a.
SST iS1e@ = ARTHUR Bernard
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

young writing from the battle ground Of
Chickam4uga his brother, among other Incidents
lates that he Yankees buryBg dead conIaGe.
They had dug the grave north and south, and WHEN
they we're about 10 cOnsign the body TO II DISPUTE
arose as 10 which way The mead should be laid. "Ls
pu. it south SAID one "No" said the other Te;'s put
il north for its already been far south for it's own
good"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

rr,,. Fiaar A. IAspA A correspondent from Tau
-, So, o. s,vs soc4s particulars OF the recent gal
,.......,~ ir a. ia, place Tue Yankees fred INTO
1,. 30 s-e l. AID stsar g 70 say they Lit but
- sor., Can. I1a>-'s boarding house, Gus did no
a., 7pe s5sl ,'ere II H. i-n; aad Is lie. DIANE
=. ,5su. 25o WEIGHT. Tasy iauaSd 10 mlIiaes ana
s.,,I,.d i5,.e or to1r nss-oes. Eve we're captured
nj. sil.t I'd twenty sonadsi. We captured 81 En-
id rides few swords AID Ess0!'ers. Ha'dOread and
cheese. por, a. was scattered al over toe galnetOes
a. tev ran Tlsy craSsi " the water 20 'ner BOATS
about four bundsd yards TO avoid the balls. Oar men
roursd in a continuous IRE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

DrA1R OF 6IS PossI.-We a-e grioved to sec ihe an
po,reeuent &C The atl OF Brig Cen Possy, ShO died
As Charlottssvls, on sunday, fsom wound received
daring the s.e ghs a: B,s5oe SsstOn. he vas inter
red az Charlottesville with military bOnoFs.
Gen. Posey vas formerly Colonel Of the IS Missis-
Gpgi regiment, FeatheTstcn5 BRIGADE anc, Whea that
officer vas transferred from the Army ofVrgi0ia 70 the
West Geaeral Posey Wss commissioned to sueeSa bin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
LAND FOR RENT.

LAND FOX RIsNT.
T WISH TO RENT OUT PRIVATELY, FOB
part the crop the ensdng the tract Of laAd
owen brother J. BprEgns and myself jointly BY
father, TheIa1s l.. SPragi-s, at his death.
ms An county Halifax, Virginia, about eighteen
me north the Court and contains about 1000 acres
con Is ing Of high Land and creek lats
Ths yelling house large, convenisny arranged and sur
rounded b all The necessary cuthoua all In good repair and
G. nye1iebt N fee w.od
he w be repaired 10 work not less than fifteen hands
Pc sons wishing to invited 70 Examine the premises
and see me The subject. anxious % dispose q in time
for seeding wheat. kiIZA A. CLARK,
Barksdale T. o., Halifax, Va
Ps-fhers will be sale OF the perisia6e pa iof my atheri
on prruniGe about the close NJ December next at
which ten an able supply himself with such thlgs
~ ocia-eSuf E.A. CLARK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

YI.GMIA NSIHsPlar CoNrGRsSoE Tho Au1ua
Conference Of the Methodist Epfcopa Church OF v,r-
GINA will commences in this city to-day. A number Of
distinguished Ministers Of the determination are e1
peeled 10 be in Gt.e dance.
Rsv. Dr. LIE viii preach the opening sermon before
The Conference tonight at the Broad Street Methodist
Churca.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
y. 2. GORDON. Clerk n. % 2
PRIVATE SALE.

WE OFFER for sa in Buckingham county,
w Va Attract or LAND, kutWn - falsburg, belong
Ing the lt OF Tn g. Bo dnrsn deesAsed on
Jane Rve oae us above warren FERRY. IN rae, contains
over seven hundred and has upon two seemen on
Of winch Ting with six aud B out bon1ft
for The comfortable AMI convenient occupation Of the
preulses. .
AN re power for KIDD Of mAchiney
The LAnd ADAPTED the growth OF the various products
q this eountry well Wafcred AID has Il portion OF low
zrounds upon Il
Persons desrg 70 purchase win do we'll 20 eKsmne this pro
petty M T0onAs s Patton EeEdng adjoining iasn
win chow NE ptce.
Terms Dash or credit, TO sHit purchasers.
Pr particulars address the lnderEgled AZ Buekngha 60 NJ
WM p HALL, lv,o.
oe2T-ein ALEX J. BONOURAHr, SA0--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
GEo. ". MuHF0RD,
sser'y Of the Commit.

sheare Is 80 years Of age feet Inches high and
Weighs Aout $50 5unls dark hair blue eyes, air complexion
a on when escaped dark and aataooaS AMI straw
hat
Sss about 81 Yeas old feet high make, hair long
and dark dark eye had navy cap, WITH gle band
Burg tletlye, Is about 70 or "a years Old e=s Irene
stout butt htd dark clothes straw hat without bn, and
4 mar OF d, g.skin shceG octtT c5W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

Mss AuGUsIA EvASs.-lt is understood thAt Mis-
Augus,a Evans, Of Mobile, has another book nearly
ready for the press Unlike most ''ileray bues," she
= sid 70 be a model Of neatness in tie practice o.
those s.le domestic arts Waol lend so sweet charm
70 woman's Accomplishments IN mans estimation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROCLAMATION

INFORMATION having been received by the
i Executive that B. D. FERGU;'N charged with grand la
ose stearg) aud DAHlUs L. WILLIAMS, convicted Of
riurd escaped jA EJgd c0untyPsrguon on tht
night ths October snd a the n'gh OF TIE 25t
o. Ocobr-and are going large: Therefore, do reb.
-r reward Of dollars person p-rgon:
VINO sna aires! said Fer VILLAINS Rnd deliver then
Into te jail Of Floyd county, hty dolls for such arrest an
.ysry OF either and require ell officers OF this
Comm nwea civil and military, and Request tbs p=oe gene
y to txerons the Arrest u he SAID
Ne guson aaa Williams thI ey lay DC hrcuEt 10 Justice
= Gwen uldcr my hand IA GoveruJT, ana under the
Lesser otoths JoUmonT wealth at Eicmond this sl
\ ' - J)EN LET0HER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

WONAN's REsPoSsIBLigEs have increased in proper
ton with tie Her chief day is first to God and
then to encourage struggle on for his cause and
her protection.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

WIN. H. FOWLF, SONS & CO,
" AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TOBACCO,
OFFER ROil ALE-
1000 pack gs Manufactured,
Consisting IN part Of
B y ,ely-Turrin Yerboro'
kcyster brc-,fson<
ysie' Ilvinobit-'G' .r.H-
Crews &P7mbst5u-hsrShaH
Orienial A Lee
Coek4de i.s-Jevel
Corner stons--Amsiosn Clipper
Nysesay-.tsr of the
Ri. a. Eye p emium Pouais &S.,
oomprsIn7 ysre s ok Of Z ana Boxes, caddns, b., In
Pound nj 4 Pound Lumps, % nd los.
10000 packages emokirg, OF
kllik onn1ct-Kit nkenniek
ckwick Cin0-ChcorA
Virgins nare- Rotebu1
Billy BoWleg:-Eurrksi IN /, and 10 ID Bales Pspsrs,
Bags ard Bsrtea noi2-sod
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

TELIrAE -4a4sscr Ogeel's b,neG. Monday night
sas complete suceess-thst ia to cay the tuicrce
very acge and the receipts corresponding u heavy,
Thica eompsls he essentials Of successful benefit
Ar. Ogden was p.esoutsd with splendid diamond ring
dcrIg the evening. Ia h,s speech 10 the audience he
a ed that $40 600 had been SO far expended in
the effort to ntrodtc, upon the Richmond boards the
Eagl 81 company ergaged By Mr. ReglaaIt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

MAJoE W. T. DAsISls, uno hAa Just purchased en-
interest in the Battle Rouse, Mobile, died recently in
Brandon, Miss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

NAJOs CHAs Med SALO, Of Fouss.s command, is
not dead rsp5i:ed, lie 10 severely wounded in the
side, and in tie hands OF the Federals In Nashville
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

JAMS B CASH. ty, editor and prOPnGtOr OF the IA
lshsssse FIorldian JsoEpa died en .hs sLh ms:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

Gas HOoD Lieut. Gen. H,od, whose arrival from
tae South noticed yesterday, Sitt the residence Of
Gen Gustyrl W: SIb, at the corner of Franklin and
/ Fouskc strccts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
FRON SUFFO[K.

The Petersburg EHpTess has recsivSd information
from ,k, that since Co.. TaIBafsrrOs visit TO that
place AID the capture Of seven Yankee plsgers, the
ei,zsrs rave SUI red many n6ghies at the hands of
tie invaders All the roads leading into he town have
been boeksGe5, gOnbOs' has been brought up . the
wharf and threas are made tlas in case OF another at
tack on lie part Of tic CSuiedsrltes tie town viii be
-,,ued Citizens not allowed to pass IN or out of
the 'Sn $685..
,smorable fact that notwithstanding the lOUg
q, - Of the yaadals :s break the spirit and
- -, :, Sst.lk only two citizens OF the
-. -, - AZ, Ne hated oath OF allegiance, and
-. ,,..- n a1y eaarlc .er Or star ding
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
BY Tie Governor:
GEoRoE ". NuNRoAp,

UEUR0E n. NJNT0HDi
Sec starry o. the courlesSoalth.
Ferruson Is no IA Carolina AID belcnss TO the Isl
rs.ImgBt o UtNalry; a1o1t IS years and feet
.h sight halls, fair conn exon, blue and sandy goaee
Wi ams hieg st oS with dark HAIR and eyes and Hoii5
COMP 50 feet inches high, weigh ng 6y lbs
sboa Y Of sge &c bsorgs TO cOGpDy 4, 2ith Virginia
Infantry Rcm'rs gaze. lie supposed to have made
Esv me, 10 IN, rteiusnt. noy6- tSW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

LISGuf-rlc.-.Ths following languages are spoken and
written at the c,e of the Second Auditor of the Con
tolerate Treasury viz HeO.eF Arabc, Spanish, Ger,
man, French and Italian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

Br.gism Young has sixty children, and preRpcc.
Tor moro.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

Gsx. WV II. 7 wArkrs. of Gen. Bnggs army,
arrived in AugGska G t, Cn the 10 b inst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

TaE NI'r4sr C.NXIrtaE, o: tie A-oiml Legislature,
Ia rspOrte- unfyorA the bill t, ilcse ihs sy
OF nol com miss osed nj sid Vss ia the srwy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

Tx RtstLs Of the guOsrnatOrial election in Georgia
shows thas Brown received 80. $685. Hill, Is 1922; Fur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

AvEsItI sla h5 me- pAi,Ied lot lille III ny o.
private ndiv duall during instr A'e rid INTO Western
vrg,aa. A gellem'n aeo' LeaiabHg, lost al his
,ate, losse shsep grl I'D w. negroes, all If Ike
value Ct $50 600 O.uer5 WeIe serted IN lie msnntr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

CoRREcTIoN-The uame of the new harbor master is
Flank W. Lewis, and G. W. Lewis, a. misprinted
lew DAYS aro s. r.c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

CULPHATB OF CINCH0NA.-This artic G
- Ose Of PrOsiss PrnoIpss Of Pavaa Bs l. .iniaI
ior H. TIE pdcs b oPsr oanes. gVE sale By 49,,
ROls az UV'A~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
TIE CITY



Fss FIS ES1DSD An Keakes who vas aFfesea %
the charge Of ren3erit fraudpls Isis Of sal 10 the
Coafsderse tax coscto TO, the eastern dsals OF Tbs
city vas brought b.fo,e commissioner Sands, Monday
and admitted 10 bail ia the sum OF $4,000 to appear
before Judge .yburton at he D;c,rber term OF the
DIST let Court TO answer the said Cffsnoe. There fr'
doubtless other pesonI in tie sane category with Kta
ker, and Il il hqpad they viii be fe5etd ous aid e1'
posed BY tae collectors. Tne tax bP State AID Oon-
feds as, SHOULD provide foe tie publication in some
nessoape Of general cirau aiol OF tie returns OF tax
payers Tie txpan,e oRpab3catiOa Eoli Do iully mt
By tue increased amount Of taxable prop.rsy reu'ned
The for of exposure sud pei al men to be hoses
and VIC saoal then know "who's Who"
NETTING or TEAcHEas-Wo have omitted to notice
tho Convention OF Teachers assembled in this city, FIJI
day night last bu. because haze been unable to learn
any hing OF the proceedings CATION Of teachers
from Petersburg present. as we'll as mott OF the
fraternity of Richmond
The principal subject that occupied the attention Of
the meeting the provision OF suitable t~x' looks
for SC ools After discussing this and various other
matters german TO their vocation, :; wac deemed meat
advisable, aud was resolved to call general convention
Of all the teachers OF the State, assemble in Peters
burg on tue 90 OF December, ensuing, In addition to
other proceedings OF interest, Two lectures wall be de-
iSered on the ooeas by able and distinguished gen.
tleDen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
w. \. WITHHRa.

WTTgEERS & co,
GENFP1L COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND PURCHA-
SING AGENTS.
Daniel and Wnships d ock, Atlanta, Ga
Solicit cosgumens Of NapuacturCd and Smoking Tobacco,
Sugar Cotton aud Oolrtry Pr)tuce.
Ksfes to Mtstrs NoWlln Arrel Matthias PondurRnt Jas
P Scott Co, J. W. and q. u. Buroh L. nehburg, Va.
An
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

NEw ADyERfsEMESrS The celebrated raco-horse
and on Red Eye" is advertised t. be sold at auc-
tion, near Petersomg, n the 81 Instant.
Messs. Dunlop, McnCure u Co, snnOGslce an exien-
sve aucion sale of Dry Gods AZ, on toe 24h ins.att
Messrs. Tsrdy Wa an, sale Of Groceries, Be-,
tomorrow.
B,srs. Robinson, Adaas.& Co., sale of gauufac-
ured Tobacco, Groceries au3 sund.ies, on Friday 2Ol
instant
Ee.-re Lancaster 8 o., sale Of bonds and stocks,
t.is day commencing at IL. II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

TosACco sALE-oa Thursiay, l2sh inst, Messrs
Kerr & Lyon sold for HundIsy, Charlotte cOun y,
lvsag6vs khds shipping tobacco at the aver &c {
S72, SO per hundred poonas. WHAT think ye of that? ?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

GEN A w. RaYNolD, a. b,en appointed 10 the con.
maud OF brigade Of Yrgipi. troops in Gen. Bragg
srmv ..s.-.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
AUCTfON SALES.
FUak asATs,

~ EUzkA BANS '.Ezl.s
Auction sALE.CE MACHINERY.
WE viii sell at auction, on THURSDAY, the
w 25h lnAt aBrummss FIGURING hill Ia Manchester,
LARGE Aor OF MAoHIHEkY,
Consisting, In parcf
10 pair French Burr Mil Stones
lsrse let Of Boiling Cloths
shaRging ConyeyeTs
keCls, Smut Machines,
B an DusteIs
aud many other articles belonging 70 FIGURING Mil.
no 1s IDS DAUGHTER, WAIKIEs 90
By DAVENPORT CO., Stock Auct'rs.
CHice cornsrof Cary and 18th sts.
WB shall sell at anction, at the Office OF the
OH Dominion lnsurGI Company. corner Of 18th and
Gary strees on Fs12AY. Now 2Oh, is63 cOmnensng At 10
o'clock, H., the following
49, BONDS AND STOCKS ~
$1,000 Aichm2nd Anl Dsn'le Railroad per cent Reg'J
800 Confederate 6psr cent. Bonss
900 Va per cent. Coupon bends
200 Va. 6 per eest Reg u Ponds
$3.50 P.ancj II OF Excasngs on Paris
81 shar. sBayk Of Conmo wealth Stock
80 shares Bank OF Rlef1rrd stock
20 Shares Banked VIginis stock
lUO Shares Old Dominion AID Insurance Co. Stock
IL Shares vs.. and Tenn. r. T. 20. stock
such Bonds and Blocks be ohE ed before day
CT Inie DAVENPORT CO,
nol9-3t stock Anc'rs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
NERCUANrY INSURANCE OON'Y.

4 chests eunpowier Tea
8 do Impe tai do
For sale by sLAUGHTEa, Watkins CO.,
nOl0-iN 80 Main 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16

W AsHiNGtoN, Feb. 10.
Il. ;. Consul Gen. Thaycr at Alcxan,
lr u, IN wiring TO our Government, say 5
an event Of apparently grave Importance
had Just come to light and produced
much excitement in that community. on
tho mornin. OF the 7th ol January 400
black soldiers were, by order OF the Vic
croy Of Egypt, taken by r"ilroad from
about 1870 miles sonth OF Alexandria, aud
4, night embarked on board Frcnci
transport, their destination supposed to he
Mexico. Cur Consul says he was await
ing expIana ions from the Niccroy.
The European Consul. generally have
tclcgraphed 10 their goscrnmcnls for IN
structlons.
Minister Dayton also briny comnunl
Gated silni ar Information to our govern
ment, upon this subject.
An article from the Wonitcur say thai
the negroes TO be furnished by the Vice
rov, 1000 IN all, a'e To garrison Vera
Cruz, as a matter of humanity 10 th,
soldiers, the negroes not being subject te
yellow fever.
The Post Master General has issuee
orders 10 the Post Master at New lolk
to send the mails direct from his office Il
st. Paul, Minneapolis aGd st. Anthony
Minnesota, which saves 2i hours in trans
mission.
Another order has been issued TO Post
Masters of the principal Northern cities,
directing them 10 send their mails by IT,.
way Of Parkersburg, which will cxpcdit,
son.c hours over the former time.
From information from the Army o
the Potomac it appears that The rebel
are throwing up breastworks and riff
pits north or tredericksp 1t mus
DOT be inferred from the absence Of in
tcrcsing news from the Rappahannacl
that the army is IN a condition Of idle
ness.
The abo lition Of the grand divisions
has thrown any weighty matters upoi
the commanding general and his staff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
SOmthe u News.
NKw YoKK, Eel

NEW loRK, Feb. Ia.
The steamer Empire ity. from New
Orleans, the 4th inst, arrived this even
ing.
The forces Of Gen. Banks, after three
months drilling. we're in condition to take
the field.
1t was thought q forward movement
would be made at once to clear out the
whole of the La Fonrche country, Louisa
ana.
On the night Of the I'd fishing smack
was seized on the Lake. II was bound
for Ponchatoula, and had on board n
large quantity Of medicine for the rebels,
and also letters irum 80 or 80 leading
citizens OF n. o., to persons high IN an-
thorily in the Confederate Government
The three Jews who were on the boat
were tried on the 4th be ore Judge Pea
body, but the sentence was withheld I'M
til the parties who had written the letters
had been arrested, which Gen. Banks
bad ordered done at once.
The weather was very cold at New
Orleans.
1t was generally believed at New Or
leans that Gen. Butler would return TO
tha, city if not made Secretary Of War.
The Jews at New Orleans, and indeed
in all the South, ought to be extermina-
ted. They run the blockade. and are al
ways found to be at the bottom Of every
new villainy.
The Rev. Drs. Hecock, Fulton and
Goodrich, the jeff. Davis praying par
SOS, Lad reached New Orleans on the Sd
inst. They refused to take the oath OF
allegiance. and Gen. Banks would not al
low them 10 land.
The water flows through Williams
Cut, in trout Of Vicksburg, and small
steamer had passed through the canal
Ii it decpcns and wioens. our fleets car
pass dowr, leaving vicksburg four miles
distant. This intelligence trightens the
rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
sunday Night Report.
foreign News.
Nav YoRK, Feb. Is.

Nav YonK, Feb. Is
The steamer Asia, from Livcrp, ol 3lst,
and Queenstown lst. arrived to-day
II i, assumed by several writers that
the Emperors proposal is n preliminary
step to more important action, and II ie.
fused, the recognition OF the Sou,hern
Conicderacy will probably follow, whc,h
or Eug land Joins or not. II Is reported
that the proposal was not submitted IN
advance, and hat he aud other secession.
lsts pronounce il entirely unadmlssiblc.
There are rum Is OF "A new difficulty
between the British aud United States
Governments, owing 10 the seizure OF
English vessels near the bahama coast.
The cmanciption demonstration at TX.
oter was most enthusiastic affair, and III
point Of numbers was one Of the most
important since the days Of the corn law
league. The resolutions rcltcrate the
sentiments ot the emancipation socletv,
and express great sympathy for the North.
Hostile amendments We're promptly so-
ted down, and tho rcsolu, IONS carried al
most unanimously.
The Lon lon Times was denounced
amidst gro,ns aud hlsscs. Similar NEE,
lngs were held al Bradford and other
towns.
The operatives of Bradford adopted
memorial thanking America for relief al
toidcd.
The Times INDUCES IN amos, Z lowing
picture Of the present crisis IN America,
both military aud financial.
Sir Robert Peel. in speech declared
himself favorable 10 n separation ot the
North aud South, aud strongly condemn
ed Lincoln's emancipation cdlct.
The French Senate voted an address 70
the Emperor with only one dissenting
vote.
The policy Of lnsnrrec,ion stlll smonll
ers, but nothing important.
Warsaw WAS tranlal.
The I'russlan Chamber voted hos
tile address to the government by AL
whclming majority.
NAnsAw, Jan -
The insurrcc,onis,s had received
considerable rciuioreemcn's from the
he ter class OF society. including
many from Warsaw. They captured
some troops, including two Russians, who
we're Immediately shot.
The city is tranquil.
The ONic,ol journal states chat all the
news received from the Provinccs is ot a
satisfactory nature.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
Kansas News.
LgAvESwonrH, Feb. IA.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
unconditional Union men was held here
last night. Resolutions we'e unanimous
" adopted approving Of the Presidents
proclamation, and plcdging fidelity to the
Un,on, and the determination TO support
the Government through all ,iclssitudcs
TO tho end. Gen. Blunt addressed the
meeting. and SAID the little incident OF
suppressing the Enquirer, which hap.
pcned in his absence, was oae that he
trusted would be followed by other
Stat, s; that although the duty and job
Of suppressiug the paper had been taken
OIL Of his hands, he thought the time had
come when it would be settled whether