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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29
The Consumption Act.
SPEECH OF
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,.
OK THE
CONSCRIPT BILL.
In the House Of Representatives,
February 49, 1853.

This Of the finest speeches Of Mr. voorhee son
question occupying large share OF public attention,
and every in Indiana should have copy. Demo-
should raise clubs distribute this largely in every
School District In the State makes pamphlet Of eight
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PETITIONS.

The Council met in regular session, Mr..
Haugbey in the chair.
BY Mr.. Wallace. from property holders on
Meridian street. asking that the improvement Oh
that street be extended to the donation line.
REPORTS
Mr. Wallace. from the Committee on Fire
Department, reported it in violation of the ordi-
dinance 10 allow the building OF sheds on WASH
inton street for any purpose.
BY Mr.. Woods, that the cutters on Noble street
be lowered one foot Approved Also encos-
ing bids for work. which were referred. and bonds
for work let, which were approved,
oRDISAScEs INTRODUCED.
By Mr. McNall. 10 grade and gravel an alley
running East and West through square Go
By Mr. Wallace. TO regulate the lamps on the
east side of Pennsylvania street
BY Mr.. Sweetzer, City Attorney. = letter from
W. A Woods, an Attorney at Goshen. who has
the notes of that town given for fire engine,
for collection, stating that the citizens OF Goshen
propose to compromise by returning the engine
and paying S4OU damages. Referred to Com
mttee on Fire Department.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. McNabb, that W o. lockwood have
the privilege of erecting gas post opposite his
I
BY Mr. Wallace, that he have the privilege Of
erecting two lamp posts near his new building
on the corner OF Maryland aud Delaware streets
| Adopted
By Mr.. Wallace, that the following nance
persons be appointed Inspectors aud Judges at thu
ctv election TO be held on the 9th day OF May.
First Ward-W II. Kendrick. Inspector; Ell
Barnes and David Powell, Judges.
Second Warc-Lemuel Vanliningh ham, Inspec
tor: John c. New and Charles Yougerman
| Judges
Third Ward-E F. Norwood. Inspector; JohI
\ G. alters and Albert Mclean. Judges.
Fourth Warl--James Douglass. Inspector
Aaron Roster and Thomas L Chandler. Judges.
Fifth Ward --G W. Aired. Inspector; JOIN
Buchanan ana ID X. Brown. Judges.
Sixth Ward-John s. RUSSELL Inspector
Nicholas McCarty and Stephen Wilson, Judges.
Seventh Ward-W. IL. LOOMS, Inspector
Chas. Secrist anu Reuben Adams, Judges.
Eighth Ward-T. l.. Roberts, Inspector; NJ
W Dorand and VIM. Graham. Judges
Ninth Ward-Samuel NJ. Siebert. Inspector
John Farrell and VIM. Fiscus, Judges.
Mr. Geisel, Mr.. McNabb and Mr. Kuhlman
strove 10 get a representation for the Democrat
on the Boards but in vain. The resolution wa
adopted as whole. with only the three gentleme
named voting against it.
Adjourned.
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Council Proceedings.

IsDIASAroLIs, April %. 1863.
The Council met in regular session, Mr.
Haugbey in the chair.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29

cTSartling demonstrations by the Dsven-
port Bows at Masonic Hall, to-night.
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CRY DEMocaATBc TICKET.
Risssss. Tse.Aay, Aay s.
voR MAYOR,
GEORGE W PITTS
ron ATTORNEY.
T. PRoTZMAN
FOR MARSHAL,
ALPHoNso 5. BURT
FoR cLKRx,
WILLIAM NJ HARRISON
ron rErssrRFR.
JACOB BECK
yok CIVIL ESeISEEK.
J. s. GOLD.
ron STREET COMMISSIONER.
HUGH SLAvlN.
yoR ASSESSOR.
o. BOETTICHER.
wsrd. Cosnaimen. School Trustees
LIST A. D. REDprxo. GEORGE McOUAI
I'd GEORGE E. GoRDos. OLIVER B. Srour.
Sd z. RAND. j. J Parsons.
4th JANIS sKLLEx.. DR. MERRILL.
5th Up. MEikEL. NIB PALMER
9th RIcHARD srxrsos Oh. f. JOHNSON
7th A. X HYDE. JASON DANE.
Sch G. r. RoEsESkH. ). CHAPMAN.
II. G. BESsox.
9th H.GEIsKL. NJ. SrrARr.
ADoLrH SEIDESsricKEK.
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BY Mr.. Wallace. from property holders o
Meridian street. asking that the Improvement O
that street be extended to the donation line.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29

An Engagement Close at Hand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29

The Second Attack Oh Charleston,
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BOOKS.
NEW BOOks!.

Lula tale q the National Hotel Po5>eains.
THE PRISONER or STATE, by u. A. xahsp-y .f
the Dubuque Herald.
THE wAsDERTSGs or A 3gACIf, Mr.. Ee-1s
James.
NATIONAL TAI Law, 81 amended. With a conpis..
compendium Of Stamp Duties and toe Decisions q
the COMMISSIONER Of Internal Revenue.
IRON FURNACE OF SECESSION AND sLAvEKy.
BY the Rev. J. II. A1ghsy. Of Misssssipps.
ARBITRARY ARRESTS IN THE S0U7H.
sPREEs AND sPI.AsHEs. or Dror Recol~esisns -
Town and Country.
sprsi-s~ ""ys. STEWART cos
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The Rebels strengthening their works

The Monitors and Army Ready
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1n1pO0TAlaT en0W EUROPE.
~>~~~>~~~~~-~>~~~~>~~~~
Arrival n We city u CsFk and 10
Mails of ~ Canada
ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
the POLISH RESURRECTION ENDED.
>~....>>r~s~~~~~>~~~~
LangieWioS q Prisoner In
CracOW.
s>~~~~~>~~-~~~~~-~
HIS 91oo9S D1041xSBD
>~~~~~~~~>~~~~-
THB CzAR 70 GRANT REFORMS.
CLOSE OF fHB CONFEDERATE LOAN.
~>~c>~~~~>~~~~~>~>~~>~~
THE WORK OF THE PRIvATEKRs,
&ss ~ -
HIS 11oo3s Dxs911sHD
THE CzAl 70 GRANT REFORMS.

me new stsamship City Of Cork, Of the Innan line,
Captain Tibbt,s, which Left Liverpool on the 2ist and
Queenstown On hs 2od Of March, arrived at this port a
IN early hour yesterday morning.
Her day later than the report Of the Cana
III bet that day bsng Sunday the advices reach us In
the form Il . tslesraphie summary.
The City Of Cork brings the opening transactions In the
London Stock Exchange Of Monday, the 2ad ultimo.
Tho CITY Of Cork reports a. folows-At two A. N. on
Tuesday 2lh utmo passed steamer supposed TO be
the City Of New York. bound east and At elk A. n on the
9th inst passed the steamship saxons inside OF Sandy
Hook, bound cost
The City Of Cork is steamer, built by Denny, Of
Dumbarton, Of bl6 tons, and Of speed Of about IL
miles hour She sailed the day after the Canads from
Cork and her letters reached New York 1t the time
which beats the Canada's passage "a hours.
The malls Of the Canada reached this city from Boston
also Yesterday morning, bringing European
pondenss and nles, dated 70 the 2lst Of March.
The steamship Africa, from New York, arrived a.
Queenstown II ten O'Clock on Tho night Of March "a.
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. --~~~--D~~~>~~~>~~~~N--~~~-
Langievvics . Prisener-What the Allied
Powers Require and What the Gear
PromAsss, Ase.
The London Tsxs Of the ga Of March considers the
struggle Poland virtually u end but the Allied
jusAsd In requiring that Poland shall have all that
guaranteed 70 her by the treaty Of Vienna. wise
and generous policy would grant her much MORE
Tho London Pod undsrstands the Cabinst Of Vienna
have rssolv Cd 10 place Langewics parole and 10
sign sons Austrian town hh place II residence Tho
large body or regulars who have crossed the frontier
from Poland are placed under surveillance and sup
Dsd with the necessary ratiops BY the Austrian govern
meat. aEHa
m Paris correspondent Of the London Naos says Il
was rsm0rsd thai bsstdss - amnssty, The Car has
tslsgraphsd V shs Emvsror Napoleon that hs will give
tslasd hss sstossay ssd liberal constitution.
rns Latest NEWS.
Insas. march n. lsss
ne insssvsetton N pedola b inersasmg.
Das1s q sssssnss stationed st Bar ,Poezajow and
rhs govs,nnt treasury in Krsswmenie has bssa
= = PAss, March H-PM
telegram rsssivsd hsss from Possn states that
strong Russas ooumn I'D entered That dschy end was
narchnG by way d Psschsn Ncussads md vreschen, IN
order 70 vssntsg Poland. ,.
The Optstsa MssSoWsls Of This evening says:-The
nsschhg II nsssian troops through Posen pus IN scs
ttss ~ PySssp Rxssss~ esnuussss II ~ "a Of Fsevsa
LospoH, March n, 1891.
fhs Polka hwo end bsrassr, IAassswcs, has bean oon
vsyed 70 he fortress o. Csssew.
Shs latest dispatches from Poland indicate continued
Russian SUCCESSES.
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Az AsyricAS Hossg AT vAsvTcE.
frrom the Manchester a srdse, March 70
WssvFs Co,ps, March 10 The waltz stases Of s,s
sovsrsgts each. 9Th tssnsy ave sd1sd, foe AT ss.s
vfvs fufIocss.
NJ Tea ~ eess B.,srnsr, yrs, 81. IA Jo.. ua,su
Mr.. Jtccbs Luffi. yfs.. sst H. .......... wnd
Mr. HodfmAns anfuft q, . yfs a......s1 ffesch .
Mr.. wsrydiih's t1~freshy 1yrs Lat fbs = .GffnahAs
Lofi rtfshw~yts rfsscx yrs, st q 80 Asbb
tnisbsd 20 q. ~ <sanft - o. ~ AZ . "
ns fou' ua Hsi sss orrt ~ nIf fes
sfiSes o fssaca - befbshy - fhifd .asfr
eta ana o. 20 bfssns W Tbs Al ~ fi.fsHcr
H.isrsn wsut " The treat. snd Absfnsthy h~.s
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.


ne Charleston Cosr0 nys;--
We learn that the enemy have landed 10 fores Sea-
brooks Johns Island thss three gupbosts and nun.
Der Of transports lying Oh the stand, and that
msh bad already taken place between and The
spemys pickets.
Another rumor was that richets bad been driven
in. and tha, the fe6crah were Advancing.
General HsssoOd had ordered al the women. children
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Bosros, April ., 1853.
The question Of repeating the smsndnsnt 70 the copI
tuition adopted In 1850, requiring foreigners 70 reside
within the state tvo years after nauraisstios before
voting decided st the polls to-day consecutive
legislatures having agreed 70 the repes There IL no
dcaion bow the STATE has rps 90 little interest vas ma
infested. The vote IN this city scs repeating and
1s2 against. The vote wss remarkably light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-07
THE PRIvArEERs.
WORK OF the Alabama D.vs.s . Yes

Work Of shs Aisbana D.ri.g . Year.
Iron the Western ttns Mercury March lsl
veer which has arrived from foochoo. Reports
the 18th Of February In Ions 81 lat 30 be pursusd
manned several hours 10 company with the Alabama and
dned with Captain semmes, who literally supplied
men named George Hsrwood and James Mcregso of The
crew Of the Alabama, demanded their discharge from
w.. sn.sd They h.n uss % ssss ss
rsssnesrs for tnsand and landed ~ Plymouth bsv
arrival The cree q the Alabama are ~ la sood sDviis
and each seanans przc money amounts 70 81 100 Cap
Tain semnss reported having destroyed thirty eight Ans
me following ibs isi AZ ships aluisd bsas cap
tured BY ths Alabama since her departure from The
ocmuisss, pansiri. Golden Eagle.
Starlight, sehs r.psvanda, rssA' d. Golden EAss.
Ocean Rove. Msnehestss. Palmetto
Alert Lsmpieh,sr Olive lane
Wssshsfgsuee. hsyetts Unos. rsisased
Al,amsha. Grimshsw wsshinston, reisAd
corssir' css.ies, released Ss 10 90 49,
virginia. Isvi stAsbuck Csstlesns
Elisha Dunbar Thomas y. wales. unnsd States gun
wave er~. Arsi. released EmIyfsrsssm .,e,a
PEE LArssr cArruHE-.
souhsnpson March 7cl correspondspes of the Ioado
shipping Gazette
About hall. past twelve clock this morning Cow~s
plot bat arrived 10 the river ~,n thIy and
and the schooner Palmetto Which mad been ard
burned by The Confsderate steamer Aibsms, Captain
SfmmtH - Dfery frPyfifo ~ Tue HhffJ411 0nd H<fc1p
Tile Of yesterday The officers and az the
ssid ships taken from board the American ship
Washington. BY the Pilot boat, about tbriy miles
south q the Isle n wight, and isnoed here and
taken charge ~ BY the GIFTED states Cosa tbs port
ReeaIi OF the Greek minister.
The london N,us NJ March ~ says The Greek govern
nsnt have recalled " Troupi their ninisisr here ana
have Abol1shes The Greek legation ia Doudos N tn
COUP gocs bacs 10 Greece this week
Great Britain.
The latest desrAtches from London 20 Cork dated
the aftsrnoon q The z3i q March. repon -ep IsitSs
synss died 90 Saturday, yscb ~.
Mr.. Charles Selby The a1tor 10 dead.
The Bishop o. Manchester presc 81 81 tho cbsp~g Rom
". Gcrss, YESTERDAY The Prince and Preess u wsss
present
The merit royal craving room gill be held 90 sysn a.
The erH~~s nmons the n the Peruvian ooryssN
Area spp~su " have been attended sah ioss Of
lives ~ least.
The Duss q wsninston has addressed . letter 10 IRE
LONDON fsfsgayh referring 10 the late presentation q
sticket a leave 81 ~ Jsnesf snf stating he
Grace sptfy isnosant o the character q me p~r
son be lntrotscsd.
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90 srsm,nAign q The ss~ ~ tsy -ss f1rte thsi
suts bar ~ = rs sr.sts % wttGs lsrf sever fntas
bso~ 49, fHy. siribf Osfrisv ssss ~ re pesefrs
ehsHns ffsl Nv itflseof~. A. si.spff -r - rsses
~ foss8sy wsfnssfsy -Ah . rt.yrs sissrs ius W
srcs - ssss. rp~ ...'hv . e4 sss - ~
tbs~ns rsVsafs
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The Bombay mails ~ ths 2stb rsbruary sea cslout,s
of psbrry 10 bad arrived IN Engisbd. Views ss1sfaily
Antci paisf. sr thss Ssveysn attends W red scs the
al vslofem duty on 81 mports snd W imp<ye q small
duty o. a. least ons ana ouvefy psckAss imported sod
entered ~ custom hnus~sL
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The Rebels I'm Large Force Near the
Town OF WashIngton-A Battle Sup.
posed 20 Have Been Fought by General
Foster, &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1868.
Ocia nfcrmatan received hero states that the rebels
have large force At Washington, North Carolina, and
the belief expressed In the despatch that about
che 3lst Of March General Foster engaged in fighting
them.
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News from San rraneisse.
Sac FnAstn<s, April Q, 1919.
Arrived steamer Golden Age, from Panama; white ral.
con, Nicaragua Sailed ship Don opsosss for Hong Kong,
carrying 50 900 In treasure
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Union Reconnoissanee Up the Yaxoo.
From ths Richmond Kxamisss, April ~ ca
v'czwuso. April 2, 1soA 4,
The enemy made recounoissaaos up TIE Yasoo ysstss
day, and threw few shells q snieksrs BouG D9s =
nothing In sight below. D. ass
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Hnsss nsxs. q C., nssra N, issa.
Csstvs s Q BischsA< asss~ - CessSssss Ass~s-ns
vtgis~z Of ~ 0svrssss = ~ Pws~sls-Ihsvs ~ ~
sssav Of csyaas.s Ek<v 80 Arsas1 ~ Rvv ssuA
Mes Yvh vsss~sss-sAs~ Pvs>sS,s cspssss ~Aah -
IA 10Y b ~ opsssAs, 81 &c.
The steamer nstiAno cane W from voss pulsssi TN
susrpou havins 10 too snail sshossss whsek wss ssp
tured yesterday whis attempting W 90 hv ergo "
rebel market The schooner ga 81 eta oeish
10 The morning, n the bssssers csbosss soasd ass
distance from me fort about -four miles and sss
soaid be rsarhei ~ tia ssns Co b4fta risrs< he
NsitAso cot after her. She came 10 sHh tho susaTs
craft shortly sffss nine octes, and brccgft hss
W With gbt from hrsss twelve rosna~r. fha ssss<sr
proved H. bs from ssssss, -tb apo three hsndfsi
bass q salt, ard cy~s ~ shiS~ ard foar ts.
bands. Her oartAp as,es thai she vss "a 70 fsst
fort e.. BIT esfts "a The sosst from ihdisn
wlImlnstot sere 20 ~ 10 bs p~ss~-hr.
toaei Barton seems - bfss besn rsmarkaby suoeers
fsi IA guarding lhe .a,fss.s = We .av.ns.h No a.n
eys Ito tsaigos Saisbe vessel witt .sry yslnsts
o.. TUNED from be- ,'s'ss ~ shs ~heb peus
iouis hatl.pss she crnts 81 W s.s araihtr
70 fstsIs tstsp tbs siisnps III tofowiss
6ny ba,~. u co',n sd large asssity u rasis,
cbscssh ~ rsis,hs capDa ans ran sshofs ~ ~ s~i
on h'e BY bsr e,s~ no h. b.r ca'sg yes sfsr.aris
recovered frsm the -rss "a lb< sl~amsr Pantw has
recently resiyei her '1i~fs IN 9ibsr
,ss ssso watch uspt BY ss ssf-t rs bees 40 .see
Der yssssfds, q ssDsb-, .,issses Il ihsir scsey
10 feared that ag,sin tlst, IT,, sol 'sJtsia "
arpols Al u be fofty sstsrth Ns~ ysss vomnsess,
have bsss csgseTei ~ Tie rehss fLes> 0fcsrs iet
port Pgissk 10 fvwbssi fbarsdsy tst foe battery
s~ynasr The Ogssk~e liver. sisss tssi' reg meet
si.iks e1. rbey he'd ~M Ihsm crsw a stxht
spd tfe< -ssss sst ~ " Tho nprn.
ins so,b'ns b.s ssss ss~p q ns pviy. rhsy .~s
Drobsbiy V<sss % " 100 fshsi e,st q hs Pamnsy
maysh<s 10 Nsssss -Dsts. fbs hfes " De ~.
ips s.bsn~rs tbsi csff las bict es~u .etgsd "
80 all tbss eTru,ssreftlf. n Weff " svsN uf M
rsnxos fsrfs ytrr ni.,ss' ssy fssi tbs aisn sn1
s,osl wsisgs bs'sesa ffn,ssts crsssfss
1bs res .r.itlts ths fD-rss sffsrs haze fsesptly
b~.r .er.'s@4 .-fsri I4sff<Yrf ss@r ufCs<ssT, crs
wna,ss sol sseshty ftgsff fsfD. lvsf@ vetr.fsess.
s.ssrs Is,spsa Jcbs f~ss rsfS htsss isispa ssss,
lvy 80.
s..tsio Jshn w. yeisl "a q 10 fsirfy rt1sh tli-s.
ysss~sss osur~fsJ - etsrt ssstsl ~ iifurssrtess
"a suty sefBassi vns.eaaues 90 s~<t- err s~r's-
man sss wbressh = sffrst.f
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TINE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.

The Connsetieue state Elsstisn-suecsss
Of the Republicans.
New HAvU, April Q, 1853.
me Union State ticket-Govesnor Buckingham (rspub-
lican) hs hsads elected ~ about three thousand
majority ksssrs. Dsming, Hubbard end Brandsgse,
Union, and English, democrat elected 70 Congress.
Ths Onion have fifteen out Of twentyons sssases,
and large majority IN The House.
Township Injections In InAssns.
iSDiASorotn, Apsu Q, lsea.
Returns from the municipal election In this city today
indicate that the Union majority win reach from 800 70
1000
The township elections In this STATE to-day. fer -
heard FROM resulted large gains for the unconditional
Union ticket
Municipal Election as sasdusky. Ohio.
sASDcsKr, April o, 1853.
A the municipal election 10 day Mr. ceiresdorf, the
Union candidate for Mayor elected by 22s majority
The entire Union ticket elected by average MAORI
~ Of leo Union gain over last October 800.
The Michigan Election.
Drrsorr, April Q, 1888.
The city gives the democratic State ticket for Judge Of
the Supreme Court and the Regents Of the University
Election In Jefferson City, MO.
JUxssos CnY. April o, 1883.
The radicals elected their mayor assessor constable
and slx out Of seven ccuncimcn today.
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Rebel Reports.
UNION R0E.CLADs REPULeED AT rUeCUNBIA, ALA
HEAVY sHrRMrsHITo AT n'MNNvILLE, ETC.
CHATTANOOGA, April 2, 1888.
The gunboats the Tennessee have been driven back
BY sharpsbooters The ronclads attempted 70 land
at Tuscumba this morning 81 daylight, and attacked
by our cavalry outposss heavy canoosadipg ensusd
but without effect Unsucoessful efforts made 10
land party and the cads backed down the river
There has been no battle ia front.
Heavy skrmishine has been going on II Meanwhile.
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Accident 90 the nteawship Dido.
~. Jonxs, ~ ~, Apvil Q, 1888.
me sssnship DIDO, from Issdsn, % he 7ld aIslno
put N here yesterday (sunday), savpg damaged her
propeller She WI proceed 70 HAihsr co Tv~sdAy
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ST. LouD, April e--kidnsht
Chsuncey j. Filley " charcoal" or radical emancpa
ZIONIST, elected Mayor to-day by about 200 MAO
riiy oliver d. Fiey, claybank" or Blair snApe
psibonht, ana about 100 Joseph Omen, copper
head" The radicals will have large majority 10 the
Councfl
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DesP@tcH HOm Ch1rIesto1s
From the Richmond Examiner, April2J
CHAMELEON, 8. O., April 2, 1858.
There are signs thus far Of the expected attack
There has been no landing In force on any Of the
islands below as reported. Tho skrmsh sesbrook's
Island between few independent scouts and scout
ing party from Yankee gunboat.
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c.is.sss OF the cesrs Of Appeals.

III. fol.o.ns % TIE calendar . %. d.a,. q syy~.s
~, 3e
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asd bon somhasaass V - rsnsvsd fson AdAns ysas
vAicA , twenty miles fpoa ssassosk's IsianA
We have not leaned q any oheisl rspssss q - -
sassnsns bus there h nos doubt that the enemy are
moving b Ne direction Undated Diasssas Sunoss ss
snoat - to the numbers Of the enemy
The Attack on Chsrlesten Commences.
Dispatches received from Fortress Nearos state thas
Charleston papers have been received there.
They acknowledge list the attack BY The Union army
and navy upon that city had been commenced, bus een
Tain nothing indicating whether The movements q our
forces have met with success or rspalss
y fair 70 infer that Ne Asssr va ths sass Ny
would have announced IN the most glowing terms known
10 the rebel vocabulary.
Il generally believed n ofaciAl quarters that q least
has been sustained by troops OF our fees
and there the best 70 believe thst the loyal North
win be electrified by the gratifying announcement Of
the Onion capture and occupation Of the spot who're
Charleston once was located.
Reports from WasAingten.
wAMuGroH, April Q, 1eo.
Up 10 one O'Clock this afternoon the government had
received intelligence regarding the state Of ars OF
Charleston other than what has already been published
from the Richmond papers Of Saturday.
Tho belief that CHARLESTON has been attacked u
strengthened by the fact Of the Immense preparations
which have bean made for that purpose Several iron
cads have recently bean added 70 Admiral Dupent's
squadron more than be nrst called for and also sub
marine vssssls 10 remove torpedoss, 10. II 10 known
that Fort Sumter has been casemsted but 10 not doubt
cd that pondsrous missiles from the eleven and fifteen
inch guns OF the Monitors will tear the fort pieces in
short time.
While the government authorities have on,cal in
formation confirming tho news received through rebel
Of the successful attack Of naval and military
forces on Charleston they have every confidence in the
correctness Of the main facts In the report Whatever
statements may nave been made 70 the contrary II ID
true that such intelligence has reached this city from rebel
by way Of Fredericksburg and Fortress Monroe
and the authorities anxiously awaiting direct
and Official confirmation OF IL.
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All 0ulst IN General 1esesrans' Depart
nene-Ths 0unbSAs %. Clair Dasablsa
~ the Rsosls~Thsse Sslalsss - -
0hses 49, -.
f'3f "a CumHAn. Apsn Q. 10.
a special despatch from Cairo 70 w 0asss ays,--
A. The guaboas o. Clair passno Palmyra twenty.
I've miles above Fcrt DonsDou convOynG tsanoDogD she
vas nred into BY the rebels under Van bssn. n third
the steamer Luminous Two three were woua1e1.
An 10 Quiss In the department. Of General Rosssrass.
Large panbsrs 4 dsssrts froo Ne army are awaiting
themselves Of the proelamatsoa 4 President Lincoln md
returning 70 their regiments.
Francis CAIN Of tho Eighteenth United States infantry;
EEekah nness Of the Sixth Ksntscky Volunteers, and
James welsh Of the Fourth Indiana regiment have been
sentenced TO be shot, the former for mutny and the
latter for desertion
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49, sss C ,s - y: . 49, L. -; > =.
isasshs. osnfus6u was very bad shirL
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TO BE- retained BY Applicant sfIsr bsng signed By NE
banker.
Received. the - day Of -, Ie6a, on account a
the Cotton loan Of tbs Confederate States Of America tire
sum u g, being the deposit required 90 an spp.
cation for an allotment n - for the said Loan.
FoH JoHns, LLOYD Co, Ioodse.
- YoR BAsE ov LIVERPOOL
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JUsssos CnY. April o, 1883.
The radicals elected their mayor assessor constable
and slx out Of seven councImcn to-day.
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The Miehixan EIeetien.

The city gives the democratic State ticket for Judge Of
ths Supreme Court and the Regents Of the University
about 100 majority.