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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02
1trtbetl etneS Southland Mt6bterS
nnb bic 0OnmGBten be$ MrdGs
ASn%Nr

Sci @sle9eubeit Der grUBen l~1ntunsser,
fanmIung i'm Cooper SnRitute In Netp gJurt
duBerte l0 9ti9ter G;rn 5terRarb BON Qoui>
fiana, RAP pas Stloperet>S nRitut etue Sim
r!dtnu8 Der gOrebun9 sepsen lst, unt etn
robes barbari1AeS 8plt NIT ether nberlegenern
3tace In 8eribrun9 su brtnssr, Bis e8 fd
Eeyaugebtloet 1t. Die Tdbi9tett ertporben babes,
iDfroe, f4 Der ruufitut|pneCsn 6ret9stt 80 sr>
freuea.
Oteler 9eitpuntt fet etusftreten; per 9leger
ft 6ernn9ereift unD TIT Se;u8 auf @etfg8-
f1btefetten Ietuem Mstter eben6lrttG !; btele
Sfiapen 6&tten cine gsnauere RenntniB Der
@eIAGfte unb Der Y~flan3un9en tbrer 6egren,
ais eie1e Iel6f. 0tsle 1sten beHer TIM @tonpe,
Die poittif6en 8~eeebenbetten al teMgtbetlen.
aI8 lire Wfeiasr. Ssbt Iei bte 3ett sefommsn,
Rp Die Stlapeyei auftSren mub, pa fe i6rsn
3wsf egf&1t bat.
Oertent9e, Der ben singm @un,prUntB nit
Den Nebslsn fa1slt, sat fetne 8erunnlt. Gr,
fOI9 1ei baS stn3t9e Brin3tp beS @pmprumt1es,
auf bas &ebelen etuasbsn unb oas 1e anneb'
men rerDtn. Der Mann, Ger elm GUmprcs
mig baben rtI, 1T tareit, bUr BEN mteoertg11s
ttd|len 3Sranner, WeI@e Die gBeIt jentaIs 0es
Ieben Bat, f1 In ben Staub sa ipfrfea. DIE
Die 8unDegarmefn tp1rben bte Srst6ett I6ers
all 9tn8etragen babfn, no fe TIRE Ie8retGen
8abnen anfFf ~lan3ten, 9lei@Stel Of cine @uon>
Observation-Disclosures e~rlaien w0rbsn pare
Oper ntAt, BITE SF(aberet bate ein @uDe ueb.
ntem HaGfsn.
Sin Rriees3etten mitlie nou bte Wa@tfIqs
etne8 Yr6Iioenten ni0t ou8 ber @~6n(lttuItCn
alein berlettsn ipOlleu, Als Gbsf Def Rrte9ss
laa1t mag CT StaDte btrbreNnen, QGnber psrs
6peren, @t15ne n~bletten, 0eroe abtragen IaG>
len, Wte IS Die NCttweuSi0fsit s~rI0rbert, tim
ibm ben @rfOls az i9ern. Gr tonn Nqss
tbnr, ira8 oa5u 9eet8uet 1T, cen 6etuo gu
i9pddsi1. S0Qte Ct benin ni1t al,1 bic Nldd.
Gnberl, Die 4 NttItcaen Ineu[0ltAer Meien AZ
b~efgeIett, ote Per 6sinp bsIibt unD ben Sweden
Der Nebell!pu btenatar ntndt ? Sat er utdt
0d9 8eAt, fs aus beHt 3ultanb elmer 8ieb=
beetDe 8u er0ebsn u1ap AZ WterI0su gil tna6en2
Der 0Talioent base ba9er ourG feline WroElo~
nation nur etres iener MeAte a~asgeGbt, tuels
&e ttna Ieta'e SteI1n8 aI8 Obsybeftbl69hber
Der Qrnse un5 Der TlDtte Der Ser. Staaten gu
3eitea b(8 Rrte9e8 9ema9Et. ls
l1n6s8reIfIt4 lt e6 Dcnt Nebner unb, pte Ct
fact, bea 8etpo9nern pes @GOsns, bae mun
I'm NUrben NOD ben Gopperbeab8
gefatte, D~tefelbe Stuff NIT , eun
los aleu- 8Dtteetn3uatbmeu Sn
New Srtsdus Bate CUR 3eis Der 8ebslens
6crrlnnit tetn l1aiontR es tpa8en pirfeu, Die
@ereGti8gstt unb ben &rfplg Der 0ebelItcn in
6e3tpetfels. !6dtten pnmdts Dte 1ntUnttet Der
Rebeutou ~gegenGtfr elm 8erfdbrsn bsOhn&tea
9%pOIIsII, Gvie Die @ppperbeap8 Ge8sai6er Ger
MISUNDERSTANDING baum rpiirbe fetu Maun
atrtg 8s6ttsbea fin, Inn bic 8unDeafIag9e 3l
b~spiQfDmnnen, ole un(ege brapen GbeeriaGeI
untsr Dem uaaeeBliden Tarroeut Fe iptebsr
na9 NsB Sglsans 3uridbraGtea.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02
Sin Gp1npIpff entbcrff.

ct. 2Uuts, 1. Stf. Man BAT bier eln
Gomplptt entpedt, ale NeBisrun9straueports
l4ife auf Den weRliben 6lafen gu perkren,
nen. Gtnt8e Ser onen fnD per9aft et unb In
&tIen 8eIe9t rDroen; BET etnem b~srIetbeu gUur=
DC Elm @tfrtrtes S6rctben esfanben, ipeI&e8
eat3tfsrt tDar0e unb i@ als etne Snfr1ttton
%9erauSFellts, ale Dampfer, psI8e Der g1eate=
rrn8 pOn etnt9em 9lubsu ieta t~Onnten, 3u
pegbrenuen. Die SADIE miro griinptt6 ,ta~
ter1fnt tperper.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02

serltGrtt .worben. NlSse Der @ptt Der GGlaG.
ten ms ben @tee brtn9enl
5uleenbes III etne elite Der Biz iest eetSbte.
ten, ~Dertpunbeten nno SermiBten Offsiere BON
9. Gestment:
Capt. @atap NtGtsr, Comp 8, bar& 8
S&aie 8etSptet;
Gapt. y. &9Unlen, 0ermiet;
Gteut. @a9mnno 9srmnn, So 8, bur6 stne
6anonentu8d 9etSrtet;
9leut. &tier, 60 s, 0stSotst; q
SaPt. S. Wlitler, @5fbn6 tn G,etht. nlbt
esfdbrltd
Gapt. S. @tuGpwsty, p%eruuuost; MN
9tent' 2ieote, @Aub I'm 8eit feit6sr am
PutEt; ay. 1.5s f1J -aH 1gTdj n5m
2isut. Hammers unp Qieut. 6eilbronrt ;
belize erblelten GGaIe i'm 8ein nab ltub in
oen QGnoen Def 92ebelIess. , b5as .grloc =
30 Die brittle @empagnie perIer BON so drama
81 an 3pbten -u6p Gerpunpeten. Sa9nenz
TRACER 8rtnfn1aun 1T s~benfals tebt. Sem
SberRen tpurDe bas DferO s~lpfinaol unter BEN
Get6e erIGplfru, Dag DferO Ces @biutantsn
bate 8 S@u6tputs0ea as;o bsinabe ole 0fff
steFe oe0 8f8tnents trussn IetGte GsrIssan8en
DabpT., r.t-. 7fte tA1t nefr-s >.ssp >
Gen. 2gtte IL e6enfaus setGptet, Sbrq =
aur tra ..9oae u. .ttra 5uf. 0rGff.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02
0as 8. Semtf6e 0bto Sseetment.

ginCiugGtt, 20. Sept. Son Sp1ep6 @rGF
bem ~bsFannten Turntpart SDn Cincinnati
ieBt GrtgaOe=@ UwminGr in Der Cumberland
Nrutee III foI9enbe Grausrbpt daft Dom Maven
beutiGe1 9. SbtD Gegt. (wel9es BON g8iQtG
unb BEN nnSergfBltnen, BON ben Nebeuer1 er.
murOeten NDbert Mc@uVf Ur9antIrt pDroeu
mari bter etngetrUfsn;
2a8er bes 9. Stto 0egts.,
Chattanooga, 81. Sept.
3rGneEa tptr, Jreunbe, uber Den SOB 70
oteIeg Gapfern! 1nb un1erbltGer JtuGrt If
rem @nbenten Infer 9. 9te9imeut bat bas
auBerOrbentltGIe 9eletfet anb fshne Gopfsrfeit
iDicb aQ9ertein 8eprteien unb bepunbert,-
aber Ietne 3abl TT betna6e ouf BITE 0Glfte re-
Ou3trt. ORtt $50 Mionu 9tn9 es in bic
S&ladtsn Spm SamFng un0 Sunutag unb
beute beint gertsisn 3dGlen trir mir 278.
Die uebvtesn frD tObt uub pertpuubet-Gus
Berlt tpeni9 9sfangsn. DAP i6 unter bar
IeBtgen N%ufreguuG utGt TN Staube Btu, cine
9caoue 0tIte Der @etDDteten uno 8ertpuubeten
81 ~entperfs zen, tpsrOsn Sie be9reifItA finben /;
leS@t foam bisIslbe au9 6ur6 Die 6urt1ebuna
oes Samples pertarft perben. Sa, Ieben ttrS
fare 2eute ben &f nit berIelbgn@ rbitteruua
fort, 10 mag man pas 9. 9te9t. In bic Ser
9an9enGsit re@nsn. Nm etRen 9ooe Der
@4lo&t beraGte bas 9legtrnent auera ben
@InntttpIstratn unb taadte barauf ben alds>
Setlbften SajCnettsN n8rif, Der tn bteIer &rteesz
eeI1t6te nod bUrtam. Die reoul6re Brtaooe
tpar BON benz 6etnbe In ptlpsr NuflSiuna an=
ritdeeptAen unO Bate tire 8atterte, bic be.
fannie TerrtG'IGe bon Der 5. Ser. ct, Dirt.
In peien 5dnbe 3urid9eIafeu. SberR RGm.
uterIiue, Der CUR ltnterfabuns ~ber6eiesruftn.
bscrcsrte bas &e9tment our Charge. Daa
NsIaltat par Die 3urGGtreibmng beS le9Sfad
nbsrle9enen Tein0es unb bic NGferpberurtg be,
pattsrte, iepu8 nit etnen, QerluIe BON &C
Sa0tsn nnb Gsrpnnbeten. @etsrn unternatn
q Ne9tn'ent s 8aYpnett>gn grtfe unb IGluf
P9 tln0falang, ieOO@ U9ne@rfVle. sc mnBt
tpelpen NIT fnrbttorem 8erluffe sur etneir
n~permagtt8ea uro tupfern 6etnbe. ben &ern.
truRpen Gon9ltreet's an6 epeqs. Sim glbeni
ltarD unifFe SdGs per8Uetfelt, bsute liebt ii
i&Cn better aug, ba unIers Mrmee be6entenl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02

&y Na9 @urupa. - Ser 9arnb.
Dampfer n5ammUnta" gebt mCroen Mltttae
bon 9letp gOrt mad 6amturs as. Die @Olt
far benleIben lhIteBt bier beute AbenO nm
7 ltbr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02
@riiemsGtrr

SUfOm, 1. Stt. Die gaOans bes 9rts
Ie%noampfsrS GrDnitapt wurbs Bier SerauttiCa
ntrt.
SdnfiaauM9stGg.
Oonnertag, ben 26. NOpemter, ipurDe aIs
Oantla9unsstaS. fir 0ta1aGulettS fetaefbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02
@tnee,panoerte IN Pen g3er. @taate,s Il.

Dsn neuen @enlustert9sen sufolge, pelae
ifbt tint Druid Itno, Belief lta bic 3a9G Der btS
1860 tn ben Ser. &toqten tpO9nenbsn aus,
LAUDER auf pte2 .WliQtonfn einAuupegt IMP
ie@aunbpreiBta Ganieno,an anil ii =.
IL Dteie 3atl pert0eilk F4 a4f bic psrl0tepee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02
Bettere eurOP. NGa3rttbten.
6ranfreidb.

parts, 10. Sept, @srf8nY If gum ser.
Soee BON Verf9np" eruannt tpUrben. Osr6iteI
erbt In mGnnlt9er Qtnte ifbeSmaG auf ben
@elteten pes @eIate9ts fort. Der Rotler MO.
ttptre bteIe GrnennunA init Der @rpdeuug, Ell
wDae Dem @rafen BerfBn9 ystnen 8eueie
OeS 0oblpuuens faIr bic Dem @taate erpte1e-
men Dtenfe uno fir belIen N%nbdnetiGteit an
leine (0e6 &atiers) Ger Jon erttetlsn." Ote1s
%@raenntn9 wurOe fit 8eraumsr !3stt ertpnrs
tet; iabem fe I'm ieBtgen WugenbItde erfOlgt
unterIie9t le peri9teoeuen N%usteguneen : Ite6t
D~srlignY'8 Wteperetntrttt tn bas @a6taet Be-
ooE p0er TT ct CUR Wteberbefefteung peS eng
ltf9en 0uaonties absrmalg fir Den BpRen Ia
Ionppn 6eftmmt, Oser LIT btele @bre etne Nbs
flnonng uno 8sriebun9 In 8ube9anO 2 Die
Tol9e tptrb tebreu, tuer Teat bet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02

baB aatn erfen Nlale felt Sislen Sa6ren Der
In Der Mttte beS Negteruuestermtnes beS
Vrdioenten 3uIammentretenoe @CnsreB tn po.
ltt1Ger Beatebmue cine Der NDmtntatatipn
freunblthe Webrbett entbalte. Sett etnent
GterteliakrbunDert, penn tptr ttn6 nt4t trrett,
tpmrbe iebesmal TN lesten Iermtn Der Nomts
ntfratipn eta SpreGer aus ben Netben Der
OpppItiun erpablt. SIN DEM umItanpe, baB
Der nd4te @On9rtB nt@t BLOB etne Unions,
~lp1roern cine wtrtlt1 repu6ItfantI@ e Mebrpett
6aben wtrp, ftnbst ba8 8enaunte Slutt etnen
farten Bewets fur bic N~nerteunnn9 Der 1reue
nno @btenbaftt8fett lopte oe8 Datrtoti9nrns
BON Nbrabam 2tucoln unp Ieiner cunItttntt0<
neQen Nat99eber Dur@ Da8 8plf.
60 I etne beMeyfen8wert6e E6atIa@e,
Ia9t ba6 Golsbo 8laoe, DaB mon BON fsinera
NrmeeU(ft3ier bon S9to petB, Der 8auanDtgs
bant unteritHbt an0 ni9t i8impFi@ aug benz
Dtenf e~ntlalien pnroe.
MebeIenberi1tc.
New gprf, 1. Oft. Der Ri@munD
enquirer pom 20. entb1lt ttncn 8art6t, 0e-
neral See babe Dem 8rte8sbepartsnsnt off3isQ
uatt0etbetlt, DaB bnS II. unb II. Corps ber
potpmacarntse 3u Sen. Rolfnfton3 9e9angeu
Iet.
Uteielbe 3sitaug sat etns Depeide unS
Vtobile Sont 26., welGe {a8t, DaB @snernt
gSetbel bDn ben 9e6eIIen unter Gen, Did
&aplor bet 9Iopotecn (0a.) geI@(a8sn un'
setTbtst tpOrben Ist,
. Der 8erluf psr Nebe(en In Der @6laGt
bon G9tcamamoa nitro nuf l. 1000 an9ese6en.
|. 8urnfioe iet naA Rnproiue surtd6efe6rt
unb ,bte 8e6elen batten Sons6boro beIest.
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9emtf0Ianc.

Wten, 6. Sept. - Der s8ot14alter'
la8t: Nten TT S0mar3 RUt6-
@plb- paS LIT DAG ero6e @retgniB Der
ab8aldufenen Dod,s. Nl6 pOr8eGtern Der Sat
fec unter Dem Geldmte Der 0lpfen unD Dem
SubeI oes biGt9eDrdn9ten Goltee leincn Gin.
5us btclt, ba lAmGdten bic Deutl6sn 6arben
ais waIenOe 8abnen 6auisr unO 8alfone, als
Sd(eifeli NIB 84n0cr mantbe fr1lttae M1n=
%nerbrtlt, mauAe iDtanfe Danaen = 9ai0e
.Sett ilnbst man iNon gar ntd8tS Merfware
Ot0sS buran, oaB BITE gr5Bte beutIGe Gtaot
NIT ben OentlAen 6arben prangt; a8er wsru
mir auritdDenfen on bie ,Dalbperaouqene
3stt," muo nun DaS beutIAs Net6sbanner auf
Dem 0iensr DpIi}etaebauoe fe9en, 70 miro u1e
bod 10 etgen ur1's 6er3 - Go ii6erfomnt un8
etn @sfabt, ol5 Ibauiea mir Ia Da8 better ttnb
beuer tpsrosnoe M0rqeurot9, ba8 Der auflet-
9enben COME bsuti0er 6erylt@fett boraus=
9ebt. Ollie pIafeIh @rinnernn9en felen aus
ttnisrem @sDGGtui1e 0etptiNt; ldDpfea tpir
etusn Betber pOlitiH1er Qet6e, unp trIneen Der
9%feattion bsa &ront Ger @@r8effu9eit gu!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-02
%0Ien.

Gus &rotau, IL. Sept, miro 0sGdrtse
ben: Aus Nagi0au tpurben wte6er 200
DerIUnen na9 Stbtrisu bepOgttrt. ue6er bic
N6Iperruua Dee Stnbt auf 10 Sage, nit Der
0eneral 8er8 brp9!e, erfa6rf man ui6td
NabegeS, BOD i0etat Dtsiet8a teretts tur Qn=
nenpnng 8ebra4t gu fetn, ba tebe @pmmunts
cation NIT Wari9au felt 3tpei Ga9en unter,
brO@en If un0 Die 3sitaugen ippoGl ais Die
8gisfe uno ioufigs @rt0atna@rtaten con
bort bier gdn3liA au86Ifttsn.
Mn6 I'm &0nt0reiGe Bplen wer6en feBt p{e
tn 2tttbauen BON rulf19er Saitc Die ber8a6n.
ltate 3nnG9f Itegen0en Walber nteberae-
Grnnnt. So ltnb bic tn BET srGltd Wsctelss
fFI@en 9uttst aa9epRan3tsn 10--12iG6rtosn
S9cnnu9en uno bte bt1ten Wa[0anlaaen BET
Der loanoptcer @tlenbaBnbrade ggGbteut9stls
IApn abgebrannt tporsen.
Die SinrtAtunSen tusgen bes Qttentats
auf Opn1eifo toben tbr Gnoe NOD nidt Ct,
yet@t. Dsr vStOsutiAen 3sttun9" ptrO aus
WHna, 8. Sept, gel0rtebtn y&uf etnent
1agen tpuroen bente 0ten6fcp8FE ,tno stpet
~(etaer @enplen, SOB. Warc3epsfi uno 60.
@3aplinTt, bur9 ale G5traben mad DEM 6ies
l8en UeartiPIase gebra9t unb bort ee6entt.
Ode bret itar6en pUItanbts gefa6t. 8ien.
CONSIST uno Warcjeipstt par3n 6el5Gbeerer
unD famnten beipe aus benz &Gnierei9 90.
len, tppge9sn G3opltnaft Der Sotn etnes
Ont8beltser9 aus Der OegenO BON Ropnp
trnr."
Rratau, IS. @spt. Sin Qeitartife pes
n@5as" BON teute Drrlan9t bte NnerFennnne
POlen's aI6 cine fttesfitrenpe Madt, unO
erlfort, e8 pirDe auBerDem iHetnen ale pb bic
MGdte ben gegentporti9en Stano peS Sam.
PIES unO bic barbart1&en MtabregsIn, ipel6e
er9rifen tpsrpen, btlt8tcn.
Otele N%nertsnnung, la9t Der p@sas," tpir-
be MT bic luetiGe GOl9sruns Deg BON 0ulen
angenpmmenen BON 8uBlanb 1errorfenen
Observation-Disclosures fem. sic ipirbe ipeper
etnen Maun nod etnen SGtltng tolen Ge
tpirDe aler GeriawHrau9 Elm @nbe Iebsn, So.
len mn0 8ublanb 9eeea geSpluttUn4re Nl1ue
iGiibsn mnO bic WirDe Der sru6en glGdtl Be-
ipabren; tpdbrenO le 9letG3ettlg bic Snterelen
Yoltn's tn SAus ndbme,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
blockade RunneIs Can,ur,,

The gunboat Pemhina, on the 93d ultimo.
captured the sloop Eliza Beckwith, from Ia
vana, while trying to run tho blockade a,
Mobile, with an assorted cargo.
Also, on the cath, the SAINT ycssel cspturcd
the schooner Joe Flannor, while endeavorlng IN
run the blockade at Mobile, with an assorted
cargo.
Also, on the 18th Of April, the steamer Mon.
tcei'o caPLdred the Confederate schooner Odd
Fellow, without papers, colors, or nationality.
She was from Lockwood's Folly, an inlet near
Cape Fear river. and loaded with SO barrels Of
spirits Of turpentine and 8 barrels Of rosin,
| hound TO Nassau.
The United States steamer Octorara, on the
22d ult., captured the English schooner Handy,
of eighteen tons burthcn, loaded with salt,
She had on board letter addressed 10 Henr,
Krauss, No. 46 Chrsty street, New York, signef
by Jacob j. Harris, Of Nassau, stating that tn,
Captain was going to Charleston, and If he wa,
captured and taken to New York, he desircc
him to be furnished with what money h
wanted, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
personal,

5. W. glenn, actor and manager, is making
arrangements TO open the theatre In Norfolk for
short season.
MIR. DENYsE, correspondent Of the New
York Herald, was severely wounded In a fight at
suffolk recently and had his horse shot under him
BRIO. GEN. links returned to the city yes
terday after few days absence, during the recess
OF the D. utassy court martial.
RoRERT &. BLACKWELL, Esq, Il prominent
member OF the Chicago bar, expired At his resi-
dence at O'Clock Saturday morning. His disease
was cOngestiVe fever.
GEN. ZIMMERMAN has ordered his chief
QuArtermAster here, Col. Green, not 10 pay any
money TO persons having claims against his COM
Inand until they take the oath Of allegiance.
q, l.. DrLANl, Esq, an eminent lawyer, of
Baltimore, died on tuesday last. Resolutions
highly complimentary to the deceased were passed
by the Baltimore bar.
GEN. GEO. +. Pc KErr, formerly of the Ninth
United states infantry, Is talked ol M successor
to StOnewAll JacksOn's command. Pickett was in
command OF the force on MslvcFR Hill when that
position was retaken by Gen. Hooker, just pre-.
yious to the evacuation OF the Peninsula,
BRIO. GEN. TowLH, who was wounded Sc.
yereIy At BAN Run, lett the clty yesterday for
Boston. Avery difficult Operation WAS performed
upon him by Surgeon CIImer several weeks ago,
since which his recovery has been steady and
a rapid.
LIErT. Cow. HoMER &. BLAKE, 4. s. NJ, has
been presented, in New York, with an elegant
sword, hearing the following inscription:
Presented 10 Lieutenant Commander
hOMfH G. BLAKE, L. 3. NJ
/ trHTlmnuE al .rVr 4.
between lhe United stNteB gunhOat HatteTas,
"hu't ms '"nmAnd, and the rebel
steamer Alabama, ,H t,aIypr.
ION, On the IIIA uI
January, lsGl
The presentation speech WAS made Ny CIarencc
Seward, nephew Of the Secretary OF state.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
General sherman and the New OrIsan,
Editors,

| short time ago Gen. Sherman, command
Ing the port at New Orleans, arrested Mr..
Hayes, an attache Of the Ncc Era, New Or
leans, Republican paper established since the
capture of New Orleans and published under
the auspices of Gen. Butler, and more recently
Of Gen. Banks. Mr.. Hayes Is attached to Gen.
Banks staff, and acts as a special correspond
ent TO tho Boston Trdpellcr.
Mr.. Hayes, after passing the night on the
dirty floor Of the guard-houso, was brought be-
fore Gen. Sherman, who asked him If he was
responsible for a paragraph which had ap-
pearcd In the Boston Trdveller, in which II was
stated that q correspondent in New Orleans
bad represented that the dcfcnccs of the city
were inadequate 70 protect 1t from forces that
would probably attack il. Upon making oath
that he was not the author Of the statement,
Mr.. Hayes was released, and he subsequently
published card in the Era, setting forth the
circumstances of the case. This was followed
! by a card from Mr.. Hills, editor of the Era,
stating that the card appeared without his
scnted to its publication.
Gen. Sherman then ordered that Mr.. Hills
and Mr.. Tracy, editors Of the Fra, and Mr..
Hayes, correspondent, should leave New Or
leans by the first boat bound northward, which
they did accordingly. 1t is doubtful whether
General Banks will approve this cxpatriatlon
Of members of Union press for such reasons,
but, on the contrary, he will regard the trans
action as one of very extraordinary character.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
NEWS FROM THE WEST
GRANT ADVANCING ON VICKsBURG.
Bragg Reinforcing Pemberton

There is little doubt, from information re-
ceivod to-day, that n portion Of the forces in
front Of Rosccrans have been sent 10 oppose
Gen. Grant at Vicksburg.
But General Grant having no intention of
delaying at Jackson, after destroying the pub
lie property and repulsng the rebel forces un-
der Joe Johnston, who was forced to retreat
towards the North, (probably with the hope of
reaching vicksburg) abandoned the place and
marched towards Ylckshurg.
At last adviccs he had reached Bolton, sltu-
atcd about fifteen miles east Of Vicksburg on
the line of railroad from jackson, where he
would undoubtedly join his main body.
There is considerable doubt whether the rcb-
cl report is true that Vicksburg has been cyac-
uated. Gen. Grant does not believe it and is
acting accordingly We have adyices showing
that the secesh sympathlzors are filled with
CONSERVATION.
1t will be wondrous strange, If, in the midst
Of the immense and somewhat complicated
military operations, now going on between
Jackson and Vicksbmg, no portion of General
Grants forces are temporarily repulsed. But
that the grand result will make up a proud re-
cord for our arms there can he no possible
doubt.
We are surprised to see the New York Ereu-
ing Pos. Of yesterday, contrary to Its usual
csutiousness on such suhlocts, publishing the
following dispatches, headed " Reported Epoc-
"atioH Of JacGSon Jy General Grant"
CINCINNATI, May Cove have intelligence
here that Gen. Grant, after destroying the State
House and rebel stores in Jackson, Mics, evsc-
mated tho place. We have no particulars later
thar Gon. Grant's own dispatches give.
SECOND DISPATCH.
| CUNCNNATI, May 2O.-A rumor ia prevalent
at Mnrfreesboro' that Gen. Bragg ia cautiously
Withdrawing portion Of his troops from our
front and sending them n Jackson, Mississippi.
From shclbyvile ii is reported that three
brigades had left there and werc afterwards
seen at Chattanooga. 1t Ia possible they went
to Knoxville rather than jackson.
All is quiet at Murfreesboro.
The above dispatches show that Grant is cap,
turing and reducing rebel cities and towns n,
route to yicksburg-not " circulating" places.
He moves to the point where the rebels have
established their boastcd stronghold, and burns
bridges behind him 10 prevent Bragg's men
from coming mp in his rear.
The dispatches elsewhere, received at head
quarters, arc the latest official dispatches that
have reached here. The final struggle for thu
river Is going on, md in a few hours We shal
have the grand result.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
The Prsss Gang sax,d.

The Memphis Bulletin says We arc permit
ted to make the following extract from a letter
from A. D. Richardson, ESQ.,, correspondent of
the New York Tribune, which contains tho
gratifying announcement that all the press
gang aboard the tug which was sunk at Vicks-
burg were saved.
JACKSON, Miss, Wednesday night,
May G, 1868.
You see we got to Vicksburg little ahead OF
Grant,
Junlus Brown, Colburn and myself started
from Milliken's Bend Sunday nlght, on a tug
and two bargos of provisions and forage, to
run the blockade, as the shortest, the easiest,
II not the safest way to get to GRANTS army.
The batteries at Nicksburg were too many
for Ils. After We had been hit about a dozen
times, shell exploded our boiler, set the hay
bales on fire, and put short stop to our expe-
ditOn.
We were picked up on hay bales on the river
~ about two O'Clock in the morning, after
swimming and hOundering about for half an
hour. saved all my clothing. Junius Brown
and COIburn came in in the Georgia costume.
All our baggage was burned.
Two poor fellows were badly sCalded, two
wounded by shells, and probably three or four
drowned.
We are now en- roulG for Selma, under guard
and will probably be- sent to Richmond. We
have been fortunate from the moment we fell
into the Confederate hands, In being treated
with great kindness and courtesy, and having
our situation made UNUSUALLY pleasant for that
Of priBOners.
write this hasty note in the Appeal onlco
which we are allowed to visit on parole
Mcssrs Dumble and McClauahuu are here, and
with other members Of the press, have heer
very kind in their attentions.
Yours, A. D. RICHARDSON.