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The New York herald., 1863-08-27
FEW HERALD THURSDAY, AUGUST lses-TRlPLB SHEET
ar times Nv. private aud two negroes we're wou'd'd

four imes Nvs private and Two negroes were "o0'e~
N Sumter.
mo onemy nre On Wagner caused Ave oasoaises' y"
soding Captain Robert Pringlo, Killed Our snSp
shooters arc annoying tho Yankees considerably IL
supposed that the enemy burst ono Of iher fHf"'
guns yesterday afternoon.
Al eleven O'Clock last night communication from 'hs
eosmy unsigned Gen Beauregard demanding
Tho surrender of sumer The Norris Island batteries
with notification that the city would be sheisd
in four hours tho demand not complied with.
Bcaurogafd a reconnaissance, and General Jordan
returned IL Tor tho signaiora ~ the writer. About two
O'Clock this morning the enemy began ihrosing shel~
into the city from battery ,ho marsh between Nor
III and James Islands, and distant Ave miles from tho
city Twelve eigh, inch Parrost shells feli In the city,
casuates The transaction Is regarded 40
outrage civilized warfare Tho Smelling had Good
effect In Fastening the exodus Of aon.comba,ants
AZ daylight this morning tho ouciny opened ire Nw
oroosy on sutn,er rue Ironsdos has spco opened.
Sumter s replying. Wagner rs nring brekly on tho
enemys advanced worhs, four hundred aud atty yards
from our battery.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

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Dsnts have decided upon the quAliacaaldns o.
% regiments. and Captain CAariss Thompson, Asao
mp 70 General RosscvAns, has bssn sppe'esss
one, and Colonel hehAIdts, eolDssl o. us Ne'S'
rth Illinois, hes bssn made colonel Of me osnes s'e
yhneL The following rs the organization u se'0ne'
ompson's regiment -
\ ECoiosssl-Charles r. Thompson
4 u 0saat ColsaSl-Wm X. Eelion.
Aa}v--August Sein.
tCompany A-Capsa,n. j. H. Barr; First lieutenant, B.
ned , ) econd IisutenAnt, J. W. Rchaftson.
IbMpany B-Captaan, Henry Higher, kNst Lieutenant
shard D wooisey; Second Lisusenans, LOUIS q. ior>
|Inse.
tCs~rasy C-Captain, w. A. Baysholomew: FiraI Lieu.
|Isant w. a. wildey Second Lis0lenant, David Ksne.
|Ssspaay D-CAptain, H. j. Freeman; Fkst cntchant,
n II Rigs; SECOND Leossnank J. A Demuih.
|IIsmpany E-Captan Robl. Headen, Firss Lieutenant,
lie. W. Fitch; Second Lieutenant, d q. CoOke.
'kHpany F-t aptaia, Henry A. norton, Gnst Lieutsn-
ID. w. Douglass; second Lieutenant, A. A. BoleD.
|ksnpnay 0Captain, slas Y. Frost Hket Lieutenant,
H r. Payne second Lieutenant, W. 3 Chrk.
.Ppoay H-Captain, George n. Nv ereet; First Lieu.
kanf W. &. Cam, Second Lieutenant Lewis Caviller.
BsApany I-raptaiu, A. Dowdlas First Lieutenant,
Il J.. WaTningS Second LSeutenaat, W C. Rean
5apaNy x taptan, Thomas d Thornton; First Leu
mt, y. Jaeger Second Lieu,snant, b. r.Cook.
No regiment numbers nine handrod and eighty on
"a men, and Cosons rhompsonfakcs command toAay,
orsng for pioneer duty 10 Colonel W. P. Tunes. Tho
mental organization is tho same as In The reguas
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
PAxAsl, August Is.lsss


PiSas1, August ~, Isss
siare ray IL, there hss hseu ony the arrival y tn
vapif sa frum tie soaih, and tbe Gasyasug frou,
cnaJ Japu-'he ast having arrived % 10 1.h AMI he
,a,,er ths ION MT
There very fnIoItant aews. N clsa they have
lad g,ans e1ehrafMn mon ne cocsakr n the -,
Ioco,nptiso gung enNrey ihrourh q Ssatsgo fhs
whoe r9ad o.mlaete, Win go orcoitnn \ ,no
ardsn, which the cootrs,i1f etpeeu n 8ash ~ -.
,tlnber pett nLes o. l8e eil b.aoeaet - the tqte
4 move i beag made 70 rape sorn ~ .ubsrrltaa ff
ihr pa-s.r n p,,sen'0ux 81 ~ Tpy eN y rbeestr
and II. NeA3, e.nua.iY. s'd niatas slten ~ sfst
trails ~. .es atef ". fgtf
~ aHk a begf n hss 4st.ae ue casa i.t in hH \.
afHfratr 4 safne Wee. etH rsfae t8Wat Z tatA :
1871. Jhs HfaHse. Il. ttiparsssg taf6 mr fn r. ",
litter haa en tAt 4ef tHai tha aiaUe#t IT, a..If
ia bftish osn rhaaipa. eru ser..t s.,s !
Vs. aoi. etfe0 srE f1.t al fh eNtr f.e f t4a fi
II .n.s h4 a@ ~ ita Z t.tr '.st liz
ffsn aai..a - 80 fas' - satsr.esn, !. s,a
oeeap.a ~ ihe hfp.N u aAh th1M I.mst
itaf ~, ha ~ Z n.atfst Z. .ti K q
iFsa 4 pfeumfNE #fe8 -tl st.Ns 81 tak. r..s.fs
raa m .ae @..a..atrs aaH sAviF.afs " iet Ona.aa
iarr my v'te e.p "a ...seru.f n. in..,s,
NAry "a thstf laaalsg tmacn
tao rab crrtste n fte Hsx-.a fad .H.tlr. .t ta ~
very Nh.rsN Il goy DEALT atnadY BEN .sat .a.
Ths feeiax a-aAas' tie tfea q t.rl ht9er aH a.
~ ih Aiarfeau tts'c' u y ssd tnat hs srru f Anr
thry ~. vr uH fffe0tlen wt.a'evef
Iue saaa.sh tGp.fti f9nniu r roa al Ia0sa mIta !
,s.s ~ a4s Y4dftn fhs tgvNAnks ffuts's an4 frs
latks. te slrva oa - iltb. ~ sraoafa. ~.
takug "a Feirg - iiserr n theu h~lrf 40 Ell.
f.pfs thffH - - ha' y iw4 q sulten ~ -
maaoio. X tbe ppc..
csoe,e' aasa coYes sieiy s.sst.t ua.s-.,
II Ne -tsis III fansmas Nri 1a tNs
lelh ff,m RS. later4t. o. has aasoaaF isk<s n.
ssst al prtme e O. -sfg poggaf .i4 ~ ctasesf
terettl Nael 30 GO o. thr ffantlers n Efsstf
y isplt 4 rHnfffsus th ykfes eafeu8 pf~.ta.ef ~
thaa rts.s lle = a~sffsas W bfnssg Eaassf SAL H.
81 feftfssy y 81 sp4~af = - hnssfr Fl slaa
M lrlis B-Hy ~. written beg tsnsr go. rsasna
shsr and hogfs tsp.d silas lhs elslh = $50
rfence sabeet - tAfs plfcnas~< Tho sfBnt r 49, -
fsg1s csnsi = ga'Aats-f ~ u~sty - wgYI fsss ~
s1e 80. BeFy safs ~ y ~ .fAats pns tnst ~
Vs. 80 80 ~ gfifn~se sos Is-~ - - 49,.
tAts sartr-a - ,ithi a.aeil. 80 80 ~ft ~
gassss f.sy. FsssaA4nf - shs Ef~ " s.se.
- 49, sit.p ~ = 4aa ~ rssf Gsslnk atasf -
,s- s @srss. s.1 y = 80 - -, = ssa 49,. 49, -. -.
sGt~Hent - Hfss 4 pDpse. sssis unf~ 50 p~aasyw
80 rssi Eu.sssss is,sias.~s ssyssr.a n bss. 4
ns0s iis isosa - y We . sss ,ss
s4a~ - meeise.l,aa ~ vs 49, s.nI . Elfss ~ .
. srsls j. fsis,, s-S riv.r,. ,sv- .ais. 49,.
sassIse ~ wh = ~ pet he pss.ss. sse- ssesss
49,, .ss ssss = ~ Es. -. e.,. . 20. .:'.
iss eses = s.s.sis~f s-a ca -ssss ~ a~-ss-ss .
a. . isss~ glslra-s. 80 kss. .,...s.,.. r.....f
1.s,.s 49,. -. -. - 90 sq... -. a...a..s
=, - 49,. $3.50. , %. 4 y. .-s-,s s.s.s
ssiXs. ss~, . So 80, - gs,tsss % is.se. ~ 80.
~ =. .sia, ss.'., .,is 49,. ~ II. - =.
Otit slLL,
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
lhea ~.
WALLACE y.

ghs Ghost siiii proves . great s,,ssesson .. Va
,k nansssr Hoss reap'as rich harvest IN rssarn 70,
hi. sntsrpriss Introducing v ,ss Ssv York psslc m.
original ghost u ~ss . hsxsr<ess specnIstloa % one,
this theatre In ihs dos dys saa take pessyrs IA a.
nouucpx ne through the ivsscbsvy u uss~
bss q his compsny h Mos has lot fbs pop,pov AZ
she Ghost usnsss but him the eps,re cr~c
" ts Grt introdnctfU We ere sseovsd ii~s ~r.ssv.
pissse ssu artee With the 8iertlsn -
cayryfrs his 9tss9g thfnllb sih gDfissInh@S s.ist
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
Order for she Removai ~ D1slsyal Pee
pis Srows shs Bovasr Cowassss.

ss,,s. sIrv, August %, lea
The following etiragts taken from General ofssfs
No. n lssssi At thss. h~sssIusrtsrs sugrst "a
Al persors living m Sscls,u CAS- ssa BATE eoa..
ties Missouri ami that part n vernon fou-,y ncs1.s
IN this district. rrcsp' ibo-~ living within nns ms
~ the limits n indspsadsncs lfsst aans ngi r~ssA.t
Hl snd uAfr1nyi. nd .rs~ut tboss 10 p.f, ~ Va.
iosnhp. jsssson county. nofsh y tbs s.a ...,
Il M Bis BlBe smbfs g ssaf city and westp.t a..
h.fsby ordered 20 ieom their yyreaBt prs- =,
fe.sdsace ~thin fnsra dsys from Tbs fals ssrso,
Ihf.s ~lo within thai time prove tbsir .ays,y
20 'hs ss,lsfac;hm y too comnlsnalag oroer
= the military .tsiiqn rfesaai ya.as ~ -
sdero~. all receive from bin ceraiss stating to f.aa
- tb.r 0YHy aud - n2nes = the rfusssea ~ -h9ts
4 csn ~ ~ wh haze ro,asef sisb ger, lests
wsl ho fefsltsa = fefe.s 70 Asy artasy a.ts =
tbh dNugi, - seF fart ~ thr sats - Kata4. 49,
~ ys.ates 10 etnsrn , fasr = lss -tsis aIgl.
hal femovs osi ~ "a aatrel Oncsr- o.sstasss
mg companies 80 aeiarisss,s ssrHs II cn4.e.tia.
s see iha' ms isras~ph : rfsrGty osage4
AL sraia sga hsy fhe seltor asirr th.i4 a ~.
s'sr from sheh 80 htstlsHs 40 fsqersa Tor.
move ! fhm reach = hN.sry sfaiiaas N,er g. gh =
.e.iessber nert. v0i = ttfn T. sgeh st8irns 80
tarr"f over = ue pr.pef oHeefs there sri -
nartg Ha aarant isfaed stef mace y twf~,
head1aatteft. feeYra 4. Usis. = 81 nysfoFre. -
the f,a.lrt r rfsduoe atea f.u itea All rtasn 49,
baY tHtHs u fwfh f..ffeif aftnr 40 NtN ~
neft nri leat d .afI fietfaf#. wa ~ .tNHs4
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
OHAKLE0 E0IONs
~--,>~-,~~~,~~~~.>->~~~o,
The Latest Union and
Rebel Accounts.
.-.,>,~~>o>>.-~>~,.>~>-.-
SUMTER DEMOLISHED
Our Cannon Balls Sweeping
Through the Fort.
The Old Flag Probably Floating
Over the Ruins.
Opening or the DOmbar1Inens
Of Charleston.
---~y~-~~~~~-~~~>~>~s~--~
Fifteen Shots Fired Into
the City,
As. &c.. -
Opening OF the BOlnbariment
Of Charleston.
UNION ACCOUNTS.
o,p cHAHlsros. August 2i-Noon.

Osp CHARI1roS, August 2l-Noon.
For, Sumter stia dies tho rebel nsg; but M wes wall
y mass Of ruins
Shells 70 tho fort and explode inside some Of thAm
passing through Tho walt. going in one sde and
coming out Of the other.
We nov have fus weather and u In expected that the
Monitors will 70 in force 20 Sumter this Afternoon
me Irossides and wooden vessels have sheiisd
Wagner and Gregg every dsy keeping them quiet Sh'e
our shore batteries arc hsmmeriny sumter.
scysn North Carolina dcserters from Sullivan s'sn'
were picked up in a boat night iy tho hontaul.
They say that the rebels ar. preparing 10 abandon
sumter aud biow up; hst they hive been takiag tbs
gums out u attack upon 10 April last
which demonstrate their nabiiy to bold IL that there
arc not more s:h guns now In ,he fort the
remainder being .oi ksrs. sbst the Gordon of o1er
barrels IN merely inrned to sustain the telegraph Wfe
between sumter Houifre, snd Ia part Of the OBJ
are snxoas 70 10 npbo and are almost IN state Of
snutipy that The rebes All anticipate The fail Of Charles
ton tpat the walls sfm,sr extensively preached
N April aud that tIprs geas scarcity OF provisions
among the rebels
Ins flag ~ su,ater has SHOT four times, and
now thsr. is no d. 49,.
The rch.i batteries Jssae island throw shells night
or two cssrsiiies daiy.
Admiral pahrrcn j. 0us ~ let the Army and Naval
battery 6n,sn eIes,inG N have plenty Of work
sor ,he Monitors taxing the inter line OF desnces
., bsrivstcn
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
4 Sensations sansrd from Csnada-R.-
ported pios 90 Deliver Canada over 70
inc Waited states, Sc.
Ion IA AnxIl.l J.

1oKs'sfo, August ~. tss3
he L>atu n to-day a.aganoea the discovery OF A
na'c plt 10 bctrAy Canada rto the hands of N.
Luepn government, ard says nr Arclibsd the grt..h
csuaaI ., Nsw YORK has communicated the facs 70 ,s-
british authoriex
lIhc shove y 0quesilonahly eaaaYd. MS sseev
slned from vel informed persons that there ~ no
uA~rt
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
o,Y caAa,rmos, Augus, ~, is'

%. rsAR'EHos, Angus, ~, lses.
sumter this morning ~ an immense ruin.
The rear wall battered down and the interior Q. the
fort is open TO view.
our she'll. strike against the made o. the front wall
which greatly shattered, and 81 times balls Tsss en-
tireiy through the froat.
me nsz Of sumter shot away -four times friday
A new nag 10 up thi. morning.
Tho srssihsr 10 very hot. and no ice 10 70 be had
nothssg but warm, soDdsnsed wssr.
sbonld there be accidents tonight, the old Gag VII
feat over sumter TO morrow Sunday.
nag Of truce ssni 70 Wagner Friday morning
and rms ceased during the Interview, whsn u
sumsd again.
General Gilmore notified General Bsauregsrd that he
would commsucs shell tho city within fossy.sisht
hour Requesting him 70 remove ths women and chill
dren
The whole Monitor feet ven, up on Friday night for
another ssssult upon sumter.
Inc Ps-sac got aground and n,roh time lost
getting her on that the o,pedon abandoned Tor
IN. night. The rebel. did not discover her posi-,
though sn. WITHIN asa mie q the fort
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
Fight Ns1r sparta, Tenn.

FHBHG W0WN bPSWV8S XOmhs
ATLANTA, August a. 1868.
lstser 70 thooonSeHcvdcy frcn FORESTS command,
that CsIsscs Dibrell bad another aght with seven
ments os Yankee cavalry, on the 17th instant, ~
tta, rcnn., snd -repussd them with loss OF forty
Iyy Killed and wounded. Dibrelrs force six hun
strong. His loss is two.Kilsd, seven wounded, and
/ 70 missing. b.v
Y b reported by passengers that she YanSces were
. nng Chattanooga yesterday.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
ADDITIONAL REBEL ACCOUNTS.

ON. RosecrAns snsslfsng Chattanooga.
CzsrASooaA, Angus. 22-Noon.
f~oe Of strength appeared on tho opposite side
,e river yesterday about ten o'clock and commenced
Fling the place, without warning. Our batteries ~
promptly, and th~ artillery due, continued until nye
'ck P. N. iitse xiri, daughter Of +. g. Roche, Of
hvic, was mortstly wounded; also ono Lady. Tho
yuan ~ the rvsU was badly wounded. The enemy
wards retired. sNl quiet todny.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
THE LATEST REBEL ACCOUNTS.
LMlI-rI-A- - ~ II


III. aring u ,ht 3. 'rotl gum alaa Sos ay
va exceedingly hv.yj . uot accurate y hefgfte.
About no0n the tas - shof away bat 49, rstAaesd.
~ cssshities A. rY ortsd 90 hbfca thett cofn.
tnandnr and tbe alf y statf hearied.
ne battery "a Parrot tlne 3 dntaut from asr 80
ri.le ani nve eightss. e uissiios eaed ta tNo han
drcd lolnd b.s reat .ehes q ianstsr tso .ost ioas
vFth Cad hc48s q, shaa i-pu sholt IN ssnse a.-rn
slons dc a.s' aast
tr ID wcitt.4#s E... We NfH iag Il tl9 attack
iasg "a these p.. s.f1 ts Yntef tna, rela4i'g
day 200 haze tftD It Damage L, of course, con
.dtrabe ard fttte last ' daYs .a tha Elns "a Do
ssutA. .aeoE ue .lf nave z, ea ssAhIad
Ssste.s,y absot aut tto ; tue foa o.aes laraed 10
ill., 81 bais u rrnaa me a.. - Sumter. BIZ tha
fori opsusd Il 9u. ras ifan A. east fce, t,y r,
tired a,hou, sitaAHs Today ~ lfonriles and tro
Hotitofs rept ap, a.a d VAN v 4 intsuas. aaa ths
Y.nsee sapr.r haze bssas ~ spprosenes fhs:
battery ffau IT, nalgest sDas from wssfsr a.
aha on oftts Parrot sane, sd y James lssssa 30
Ter - undaf leltsssbt oolane fa.s enEi,1ed i've "
ths sremy Il annunl.so chctts
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
EtWs FRoM The SOUTHWEST.

reported Dsath - the ftshet Gsn.ssi
rsutbsft.a-tsensrst otant mab STAR
80 Route for Mssapnta-f Heavy sApt.s.
80 usbet .ofton-t4ssssaI IGssro. .,U 4. /,
Expedition "p ,ha uss Hiv.r, -. 80.
LIZ ~atf Ag8aet b. los
eta Vam 90 aaetrt .nt as eaastisr ~ Ets
laesr ste Hrsm.atta ag0,4 u.tur
~ ~ esfs,.h ff.m D... rgt
~ fWmfisi sAsi esrs.H .rnsstisa 49, i s.i.ss
ssbtas - -s~s
t.easfal graai 80 49, s.a tse4sat aststa tnaa..
80 80. = Neeasy assi =. gstabAs
UYsr - hanSrvi t,s.srs haiea * caes1sfs,. t,s,..
eint hsfs btsa eastgfea nssf Nsishsg
Nsrsfai iierfsa = ~ ~ sar~itss8 4p a. ~ rtss
Ter are ssti uaeassEd fst~s tfs.fs i nasfa. .ry
rfs nns. sssi 4 ylssstsfs es..ra. wsa.s 49, ~
- - = sn@ens
Nst Kishy .miih sie Tef.s
80 los iehs'sets f'vsss - tssisr,s a. sAst.,
rTss sgghir,
~ ,-,e. n.,ss Ts,e-ss s,..i.pppf
$50 arh~.sss.
ess~p, tssa- j, fs<s
a.aps w2ss- sossW.sss vvr.s a s.snts~ "a ,As
lastssi. fsasn Ysw ~ hsse s,r. ira~a yss.s~,,
.anfsnsss a. "a ts,ssr plsss thsy mss rs~~ss pa
~ nro., -hSs Fsssasy as"fg.s y assA r.s. ,an
r.ae v'sg~ny
sesss s~''s- s'ousss = -. suss,.s prss....
assvsl s..ls sss lss sas.sss .sS>snsss o.. 40.
n~ssg sssr. nsss n. bss~ ~ s<ssss q 70, a., a..
SO yes.e
cspss's 81 sss Rssss ess.sa, s.s.
rhsaOssa.
~. Los, Assuss o. lsss
.ts.ps,sA ffsm ss~@rsl ysts ~ as.~ys, s,~<.,.
iFe. tipi xses. s.,s cA~s' ~eosse~'s ssvsssy as4.
20 - Fassh1uias. tfs sss ivsasd -s.asss s..A. :,
rssfEs, eattrts sio~s ~e sass-s vf.ss.s AL
ats@s 'A'sa -. - e~ssfs fs~ it,pp.se go o. >.
.sAs
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
nr. ". u. s,ss~r's Despatch.

fournss uoNrm August 2s, isoa.
gsns ,n,~fr~rtsT
to ibc 211 hss he'd froI wh ch
gratifying nteg,Den that iori snmsr j. 10 rans baV.
ing been Battered do~a " TIE parott gns OF
General G1lm.res Land and Admiral Dan sren. bsvai
bstt.riss.
IEr stss
tity roiEt, and fact, throughout tt' entire
crscy a. - tts 81 ehsres,a, ,fs Independent =
ti.e iele.rapbe t'tp,tehes ,sis nes r@rrrf tu'3sh
nsiha. wlls-osct rncasnfn the " .nf-ndns erst.H
- Msas EHsvsru
tha, the 'stLsost tsc barDor ~ The 6aorufd efy
strongly frtnsi e. rrD ba'terles, whiei VII aefy ali
the Ysnksc suns 40 SpaAats,' pub sred snd ne
reoei isfe.s satof make IT, rs'eafO o. existing
AM
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
Arrival Of the North Star from
Aspinwall,
O., p.nsm. C..s.spo.de....

cpr'ii,'isa " ne hodr.os q Srn'a0--Asard smsri
ca1 ctuia,--Wyark 1 srf,ra Bori-- BOUNDARY
Cg1i., b>,rs,, Boiiria epa cAus-saf Pr-sA S-ri.
tssss-THs NtsaFnQHa faHdt. Sc.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

From eve oclses A. " sat- ssvsa scoct y n
rs.ssrssy, the snsnys ars On tert E4mt~ v1 rr,
heav,. vine hangfsa sd twssis three sbo's see
sres asd sever hsnarsa sss iow sifsek iss
fsrt either os,-ss nses Is s'stAsn fas q iss tan
90. b.sly hatsssa 4eas gar % fss "a sss ~.
sov,tssst fac s~t astbsd fb@ 90 "a sh5l s9~g
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
ca,rr.ng .Aag1lt1i 1873

Ihe fre u The snsmfs auq ha'icri b. heeu beaver
than ever p,dAy Ates atsry = 2 rro'' Tgns spshed
on -srnisr ths rn0.ang - ne ares bss0
trasd utoa the battery 81 ~ gns I1e soush vhi
!, ,ba ~, = NV pc = fabssh o. sibs ootul lhs
all I, ai.o crat y a. .asl h-ap u ruin,
me IN. has tosn ssal sSsy t~ios y Jay ~ r 9n.s
asr,,y H.. suscs NJ aas.isr i sEci n. srG the 90
s,es lrcn ne rams y a. soush val
Js.t bsfors san-si "1ier afea seysfsi a ~ = &C.
Ifos..s,. vhch 80 sssAxas Battery waxnsr.
Hos tor ". mofn.na afsa a. -sntsf ~LiI~ ss,lf
,e,pnro. sanrs, Bm vasIg' f~rt.i = fbsrs vsssi
sf casualties.
IN. sstt<Ys ats asa - fsxaisf srgr ssh a.i sy
wsxnsf
IN. yssss~ eas., sr.sd - srnasy -.s esys.s, -
ore of the Ho- tors
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
U. S. 5-2VS.

THE SECRETARY OF THE
TRFlS SIJRY has not yet given notice Of any in
tention 70 withdraw his popular Loan from .a'e at
s'g1ed as ''General Inscription Agent" will con-
linue to SUPPLY the public.
Huaared Miiious Of Dol ars Nearly -Four HunoTed
Millions have been already subseTibed or and raid
In'G 0tb9 bae Tbe Isrqe demand rom abiosd and the
rapidly Increasing home demand for nse as tie bAzs
for circulation BY Natio.al Eankirg ASSOCIATIONS
vs'y short period, abs Tb the balance Sales have
lat ~ ranged from ten 20 ht,esn ~ III rs re
Qu Iy exc ed rig three millions daiT, and as it is
srll : n wn that tre Secretary o he Treasury b
aDps and anfail ng re'ources 10 he uiies o. I'm
fnrertst barring Legl Fender Tressury Notes il Is
almost a certainly that he will not nn1 necessary,
for 8 long time u come, to seek ma ket for ANY
ot1er l0@g or p rDan ut oans, ths interest AMI
Primo p Of w1fcH arn psJabls IN GOLD
Prud and ss't Int res must fOrCe the minds II
s. c ntempa ing he form ,tiOn o. at onsl nk
I Associations IS we'll as the miuds q al who have
tn It hey should 40 TO time 10 gu s; lbns 20 This
most pOpuia- Oan 1t will Son ee b-yond 'heir
reach n advance 10 hand ,9me premium, a. YVES
ell sold Ani could no longer be subscribed for at
pa , =
Prise L PAYABLE IN co.'s, THUS YIELDlN oYER
>ISE FKE UE>T PER AENUa at the present rate OF
Ire Govern mgIt requires all duties on Imports to
ID iu @ in; these dures have tor long tlme pa
amounted 10 ogr Quarter of Mill or of Dollais
daily a sum nearly thre1 tines greater than that
quired in the payment Of heiteret on all The 52Os
sud other permanent Loans. So that It'll hoped that
the surplus Coin IN the Treasury, De distant day,
will enable the Unitfd -tates 10 resume specie pay =
mehts upon all Liabilities
The u an Is called 5 81 from the fact that whilst
the Bonds may run for % Yesrs yet the Government
has right to pay them OF IN Jlt at par at any time
"a ter I've years. -
on the first DAYS of November and May.
Subscri bers can have Coupsn BOn1s. which are
payaBe to bearer, and are $50, FOO $50 and $1,000
or He gstered sonds Of saus denOmina ions, and in
addition, 5000 and sl0O0l. Fer Banking purp 5srs
for inves ment5 OF Trust mOlies 'he Eegistered
B nds are preserred
Tnpse 5-t0's cannot be taxed BY StateI, Ci les,
Towns or Counties, and he Government tax on them
Is oniy one and a-hs TeT cent the amodnt OF in
come when The income OF the holder exceeds six
Hundred Dol grs per aunumi all other inyestmeD 8,
such as income from MOrtRsgas, tailro-d Stock and
Bonds ETC.. must pay from three to ve yer cent tax
on the income 80
RaBks and Bankers throughout She Country will
CONTINUE Dip Of tne Bonds: and all ordered Dy
mail, or otherwise, promptly attended TO.
The iDcOnyeniance OF iew days delay in the DE-
livery Of Bonds is unavoidable, the dsmsnd be-
ing great; bar interest commences from the Gay
OF subscription loss Is oecasoned, and every Ell
fort is being m Ede TO diminish the delay.
JAY COOKE,
Subs .ripttOu gent.
III South 3d-St, hiladelphia.
phfta1=1nlfa Nov lk7 ufCA- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

Our Fast NHvy-SpIendid St.aminG of n
New DOuble-Ender-She makes Seven
teen Miles an Hour.
Gar navy correspondent writing from
the o. 8. steamer Ssssacus, Washington,
Nov. 30, says: ! am pleased to inform you
that this vessel, by her trial trip from New
York to Washington, has proved herself
probably the fastest in the Navy Of the
United States. A speed of seventeen
miles an hour has never, we believe, been
attained by any Of our men of-war, when
wind and tide were not with them. The
Ssssseus has made that time. Determined
to find out exactly what she was capable
Of doing when at the top of her speed, we
timed her. She made the distance from
Fort Washington to Alexandra (the upper
dock at that plsoe) which is 81 miles, in
twenty-nine minutes, which gives her an
average speed Of seVenteen miles per hour.
The engineers report that there were only
tweniy-seven pounds Of steam on at the
time. We were running at our usual
speed. There is not the least doubt tnat
we could have made nineteen miles, if she
were put to the best. The draft Of the
ship is eight feet nine inches, our padlde
wheels being down five feet three inches.
The Ssssscus is the first vessel Of q new
feet of twenty seven wooden ships, which
were built at the Navy Yards and By con-
tractors. She is Navy built ship, hav-
ing been constructed at Portsmouth, N. H.
She is two hundred aud forty feet long,
thirty We feet wide, and twelve feet deep.
Her first and second trips, as we'll as the
last one, all demonstrate her entire Fuc-
cess; bnt the newness Of everything
about her prevented her full speed from
coming out. 1t is to he hoped that she
will be sent TO some station where fast
movements are eFequired.-C Corr. Of Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
More Of the same Thing.

We commend TO the attention of our
readers the report of the atrocities prac-
ticed on our wounded at Chioksmauga by
the rebels, which we publish in another
column. The report which is graphic and
WeH written, was prepared by Sur
geOn HerriOk, Of the 18th o. V. l., OfwhOm
We spoke yesterday, for the surgeOn-Gen-
eral at Washington.
The facts presented in the report fully
jusi6es the opinion becoming 50 prevalent
ct the North, that the rebels are intention
ally outraging, for the purpose of destroy
ing our men who fall into their hands.
But, Why should not traitors be mur-
dsrers?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

General GlImOrs,s Treatment of CoIored
Soldiers.
Complaints have been made that Gener-
al Gilmore is unjust to the colored regi-
ments under his command, keeping them
upon tedious and unusual fatigue duty,
30. A special correspondent of the Trib-
uner writing from Folly Island, s. c.,
November 28th, fatty denies this charge
Is follows: ain relation to the services
Of oolored troops, a Misrepresentation exists
out Of this department. They are treated
precisely IS are the white soldiers, per-
forming the same duties, and no others,
and the same consideration is paid them
while everything is done to promote in
them a soldierly spirit"