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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
BOARD Of Supervisors.

At stated meeting of this Board yesterday after.
noon, President LITTLE in the chair, after TIE read
ing OF the minutes, the special orierthe reports OF
tie Committee on Annual Taxes with an ordinance
making The annual appropriations for the support Of
the goytrnm Of tue County OF NewYOrk for the
wear l663-was taken up. The ma ori;y and mi
nority reports were discussed at conaders6le length,
the pine 9al point OF difference beng to the man
ner CT proyiding IN seE OF S6,033 "a to pay cains
for cler.s gervices incurred Inder the direction OF
tue Record Commission. 5lr. Blunt favored the
addition TO the item Of County Contingencies 80 as
to be aoe to Withhold payment the Geci'ioa
OF the Court Of Appeals Ssoud be against tie
raid Record ComaisslDn, insiead Of raising money
directly for the claimants. After,conHderaoe sharp
shooting, ,hc Board yielded The point to blr Bl1nt
when ,ne minority report VAS wthdIawn, anu the
proper tTaIspOsit:on I.rce ia The levy.
On motion Of Mr.. pURDY, the report Wac consid'
cred item by item;
Tor advertising the publication IN tie nsw'psprrs desga
ed by the Board II Sngefyor ihe usual a.a o. the OH
Gle, ptoossaug IT t.. Boatf anrVai report Il the Cer
sS'o ,s s.oort "' he INIT o t5So 10
80 ouo, which tod y :'r 20" = oat .ne qi's.
TOO VA o't W vote Of % o. oo.in by n. stsrAGr
Afo,ofic. ana Dfi-noofns. $1,000
A5yiuni Tor ieot,. 49,.
Common scroo.s fir s.at@ II, gio z3.
GA motion, che SUN OF ! % "a for the Conmis-
s.oLers %. Record we, stricken out.
Co tagsrclo., Controller, C.hce, s3U0y.
CoToLers' fs.s sz!tt0--ta incgcieef $500 over the
repon Of tLo Commute. .
souly Ccatias encies wers increased from $1,000
rrpo0rd to %s!,e1, 8
D,.IsId Dgup Asylum sl,sCo
Election EApensts, 4'l.0D
.,on..foc,L 0! ia. lin Bnlg, elJ125O, .ePotsd by
lie 'e'"'oi.'"e Va Joe ea'ea 20 5000. .,o
I.cA4 "a Q, lBguaDrsrcrs SO 80 iisrb0f 7+ieOo.
IsltuioL T. Tue Bird, +;,t0J.
.i.nl.lg and Cleaning aud Supplies for County Offices
,r,, n,- salary Of y,rosr - &, Afr. TO Bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

railroads can take 70 the seaboar and s through oopbu
ons OF en and the stores Of tho peoples Industry establish
claims upon the Pablo Treasury that exceed Per
day.
Rsed That Il Il In the power Of the people III. United
States to hold hat they have the ability acquire that
the whole people easily in the Interest upon
debt the pr,noipal Of Which IA held by part.
Rerss That nasnuch a. the creation Of this large debt
he's led g suspension OK specie paymCns the coseto
OF the puoc m zod Consequent advance in tue
pyou3 metals rad tue rates Of foreign exchange all qeos
.he necessity of protective tariff henceort6 pot
ret 10 net anticipate, early effect
thu var rapid increase in many branches Of domestic
ucure that VIII be stimulated " the hixh cost of foreign
goods
Re,ored urt1rr That the split Of psry which ae.
Of country too nan at tho present tine, anu, through
the dyslOns AMI the bnnQses II awaken 10 10
be feared and deprecated the ally OF ebeicn aud Il should
De rebuked discouJ ased and isheG lsou our midst
Resored finally, Thai while these v"ws se justly heid ~
oil lovers country cannot leyerthele DC disguised
that there this time that pnanialty OF
whicn existed year that, tho contrary puoc c1nh'
hes obtained and whetor rightly not san ootsns t1aI
the been conducted Partisan Wiuclpirs 70 inc
DurJ the public servicehat this feeling has been snow"
Oy tho esut Of recent econswhich they prove
thing that the people have heart the preservation OF e
linton under ali the sanctions aud gssrsntess OF tic Cons"
bn.
Upon the question being called thoro was almost
q unanimous vote in tue affirmative, some few ueu-
bers ia the back part Of the room angrly shouting
mo"
motion was adopted to give greater publicity to
the meetings by advertising the time when they were
to take pace in three OF the daily pspers.
The Chamber then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1863

between China, Japan and the Pacific Coast Of
America. Her enierprising cbarterers, who are
Americana, waiting for no subsidy from the Govern
ment bave thus taken the initiative TO establish reg
ular steam communication with the two continents
We hope the success of the Scotland may justify
them in carrying out their intention of adding Other
steamers ut once 10 tho route. The Scotland carries
gen raj cargo Of China and japan goods teas form
ing large share. 1t is little singular to know tha
the supplying the wants Of the Chinese population
of California forms q large feature iu the induce
ments TO establish regular line, and this mey ac-
count why the enterprlze has begun on the Asiatic
sde. The schooner Storm Cloud sailed for San
Francisco in October, wholly laden with Japan tea
The brig Josephine sailed fortnight since laden
party with Japan teas but mostly with reexports OF
American c0ttous from China to America.
The Wyoming leaves this on the I'D inst. for
Shanghae. Officers and crew all WELL n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Thy TRoy PLArFoRa.-This publication. edited
he William O Dourue. esq, il now giving wide
circulation 10 .he papers originating with The mem.
hers Of The DEMocRArIc LEAGUE. The last No.
il ueat iut Of eight ges, containing ea,ire Mr
sLerwooG's Speech at Cbaml aio, which we Dcticed
Few DAYS since. This s.eech is Remarkably clear
eueilation Of ,ls reaseninas and n~Svts IN which
the Rebellion originated we'll as OF the compare
live strength resources, and prospects of tho con.
tending sections. The view which Mr.. Sherwood
takes # tue whole subject is encouraging, and,
withal, 80 rational in It's aa'icpaiions Of success to
the Unon cause thet it is refreshing aud chez ing to
pursue his Ire of argument This speech is well
calculated 10 dispel gloomy forebodings, and 10 rase
up the ri. ~ spirit, that yye recommend the widest
circulation. il should be carried TO every soldier in
the army, and to every iresde in the hand. IL ought
10 be read as lecture in each School District.
There is one view taken by Mr.. Sherwood, and .
most important one that ems TO be coroborlted oy
the late tremendous Union meeting in New Orleans,
and the election of Union Members of Congress from
that Ststethat is The prlelicabity OF ra'.lse "pSn
overwhelming Union party in the south. 1nlS ~"
looks encouraging. There is another point n'''0 "
Mfr. Sherwood, viz that the Rebellion |" ON Tvs 'ass
l.c, ,r,vdsd the Rebels are pressed ~ they may
H.. 'rh,s view is confirmed by the refugees from
~. Gil and from all tho evidences coming from
the made Of tho Rebellion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Reforms in the Enpire-EnsrigUes Among
the Nobilisy-Parties i'm tom pts
10 Restore the rrikado's Temporal Aoyer-
eisuty-The DGimiOs urged TO E.etrenci.-
rncnt, mud TO Cultivate the Arts Of Har.
From Our Own Correspondent
KASAGAwA, Nov. %, 1862.
Nothing il 80 diGcult to uudeBtand IN japan as
the peculiar complex character Of ito political iuftu-
tons. The knowledge Of to-day seems contradicted
by the events Of Tomorrow. To fcretell WHIT will
be 10 impossible TO be of what has happened is
not al ways atsinable. That an extraordinary fer
ment now at work in the country among It's ruling
classes We all know by what is oecasonaIly thrown
10 the surface. A revolution, if 10. reform of
iceas 10 going on, thus far pesceably, but at times
threatening more serious results. Wien speak Of
the governing classes include compreheDsively all
those known in japan as tho mihOn sass .tO, " the
two sword wearefs," as tho term literally imples,
for all tbese belong 10 the aristocrscy Of Japan,
whether petty chiefs In their own night or the It-
tainers OF uose chief for the stability oftbe 1ycoons
Government depends upon the fealty Of these men.
The ambitious nobility Of the empire, ever full OF
intrigue, were never more inll OF II than
81 TIE present moment. There il fret the
pTsgssssvs ps1ty, who, either ceyssiDE foreign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

FIRE IN BRoApwAY-Loss ABOUT $26, 0oo-
ABour 81 500 Woarn on Goops Satisfactorily about
o'clock broke In the third story Of the building
No. 100 Broadway which extended to the roof OF The aoin'
Ing baidlng No. i resulting the destruction Of pey
TO tho amount Of S6Oo Owing to the severity OF me cold
tn" hremen unable work with their usual sxcry
a. not only hose but engine. became frozen and
some operations They sueeseded 10 conhnins the
,a.S n.ny 20 hs es.ds IN eeh 'ae me Isc
nlo La1i loss about oo insured for tC0V 10 the
-Ill.5n Lsf3see and kinEs County I0suf Comps.
o,: no's W.. Sees'isd By M rbs
second floor WA occupied by MactOd Wsrk.s ocy fax
loss about Saoo insured for Slzoo IN the
Citz~n. East River, Hontsuk. Wuham.hurab Ci.y, No.
casucs snd TrserG and Pacific Iusnrsncs Copanie The
first floor WA occupied ~ ss Lndt Ld.swood, dealers
A. lo,-ign aud done'i Vines fedcy .rais 81. los ABOUT
$1,000 insured for PIP 70 IN the KDicseI5ock Re 1T
upied this basement eod they agents the
.. Caitorais ~inss 9ss about J inquired
THO losses ia d,lg No ne b'osd~s By water
and thieves Inc hn foo occupied b the hop Exprsss
occu by George ,taasi, fu'ier front room an4 L.
oyd, map dealer. M S.sd'ais loss is .bous $500 in.
paaes for 5000 Mr. Loya's ioss sbo' 5000; no To.
IRE saisd hoor oeeaPied by Jseoo he.ras cap
mixers ors about $50; insured FOR >2eU IL The ID nusStsa
L..orshcs Compapy. Tre osnh a,or i. @ecuiiso ~ =.
Tnon jewe .oss shout gu; iosured of ~lDvoih
occupied upper story and took charge Of the build
ing, sustained ast dsIsse ie bn ainssa 0" NJ
r. MaruranG sd dsr td 20 the sLou tot r'ooV In
su.d v2oovo in 4s fa $40 Manha.tan iUaoia1ss Com
yanies =, . 49,,
&c ponce tbs Is'2d and 27,h Precincts,
ten.ive business WA done by thieves Ia fny oaids NO.
1885, next 70 tha' IN whlch e Is oi'sse1 90 AZ
O.. .w-er Ia No is2, lost .) worth Of toos and ab"at
the 'sms building Mi Loyd's also raosacs'd
ADD siacrabe "A tie reckless iurLibs over "
the store Il Van ZaneL LisgsSood. Altogether soous
S6@ worth OF propefty was s'oeh oy t.e'es ise ynsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
IA lvtTisoment.
'Tfyp ITElTED STATES TAX Law.

Now READY iss uAnpAe. %, g.: palo5 fine. wo- papst
e.de the bal. wnich woti 3g WORT 10 aceoraDcp with
die Oh i,al ev we .Jus L, i4Da4bste2i ecsyi.ns-
on very stics Oe Atsd ~ the law and the snoros
VI tho tsI eyird thereof Ii, renders ID c'Dpots
and csnyeni.nt a. q, a .ossiY.r - inaA- L.
Price e-nts Tos.ps1; = ser 10 sent b. exprei 70
per iVO II BY lntI. 'i.ess iJs TRIBUNE Nsw'ASix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

ACADEMY or MUsIc.-'T. -uight Mozart's grand
opcr. OF Don Giovanni will BE- peorned-LorinI Donna
Anna. sruko.ch az Donna Kiyra Brinoli OWs,o Asnc.
do q. Don Giovaoni, al. sus,ui a. lie pore.!o.
The .-aaon close. to-norsow With MATINEE. on which
occasion Lonl spyeGs N0ra and CordirE Ia Les hoces
de jeanette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

WINTER GAR EE THEArEK-BraEFIr OF CuBAs.
This evening charming Cubes take. Let hrst AID FAR
well benefit pc,cut.ng tie following bIiian prosrsnue;
Tho FIogcn dance ia Foe' Gst ti- Coe'Ies thrilling
dams of NsahGlgh; tue French spy all the Spanish
dance la MsdIiena Nj C. " Coulock al spPea- IN The
boaut fui G0mesu dlsIu4 Vi Ono Touch ol Nature"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Cen. Sumner, with his son, had reached HE
home at Syracuse on Friday evening. He was mes
a, the depot by number OF prominent citizens, who
escorted him to his residence. II ia understood DO
LIS leave Vi absence tcT thirty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

BROADWAY ALMOST DEsfRrED.--In conseq uence
of the slippery condition of the pavement in Broadway the
sssedrissrs almost with deserted tho
yesterday. drisn. up aud down tho side streets Dung
walk from Fourteenth street the Para in the morning
couptcd dozen horses tia, hal fallen down. several Of
which consumed considerable time in sstug their legs
ayss Slsssy w the pavement Towd the drivers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
ALLEGED GRAsp LaRcsxy.--Yesterday Matthew

Wion hack dry.r ard George Sii,0, circus were
ar.sed sna tasen Dsofe JBtcs Downing tue Ionbs fo'
lies charged vita s,ssins iron George Ia SIe No.
81 Bro atwsy, Folo aud Gain worth so Ahe &C.
sed were miLted 10 denii 900 bail each answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

.F,rys,,', FUNERAL. - TIE funeral Of John
sox,y tia exempt member Of Lafayette Engine Company
Ma ia vim w.s Killed at tho Cherry Are Tuesday
ush will take pace from st. Stephen Church to-day
o'clock Mr. slo,ysy member Of Keystone Lodge No.
qs h. and NJ Doubles. there S, be large attendance of
BIZ. fellow Craftsmen to pay their la.t respscO tie remains
ot their de parted brother.
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soon hIsCf
FELL FEOI 4 III

FELL FRoA A TuRgE STORY BuUDRG.-A boy
10 van Of e. named u s,u ooisAd whose parents re-
~, No % YORK sle.t f. toe roof Of tnM oliJiAe
,etd,y forenoon ed r. sugV'ed 70 have sa'ti,ed N
q irriss went NO tie rooi u the buoins iich 70
No. a,ori Ia hight % attend ysc"rs aud On sc-
rrput 4 the spoN slipped and i- TO he ARD pe9's' ne
wa. taken 40 iussn-oe aud 'eg attenSei oy pf'
lad len IL " . r. aud thsg his i4In Wa, haeiured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

UCpsoy CouyrY CoJKr.-In the Hudson County
g ur ,e.,erday, re Grad Jury having oo~ph;sJ their
lsbos "a 10 IA with eight ciiorAi bits Of ~ 'e"t--
ma lt,ll II 80 Ills fof te t'rm. 10 ma Aa1ir1 vas
tet md con vcted TO- assault o. ita0 ng Oncer
bbil ol Jer.ey City was to .eE was attempting :"
slrlst min.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

ScALDiD TO DTArH.-i hale daughter Of Mr..
Cha,le, L. lerf.netou, Ps-p4 + Pile schoo No in
lsf.ev CIV s,ycI, dsd W. nr'dy .febie;
h. ~ kt,te Il bOl.g Ter Uytg lGTse that ,hc lied
soon afer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Further Reforms In Japon-The Princes
md Nobility Essidcnt IA XcGo Ordered
TO Retire 10 Thcir Provinces cpOpu-
laiion OF the Cisy-Thc City Governor
nIObbcd and the Order ConniermnDdcd.
From Oar special Correspondent
KASACAwA, Nov. q, 1862.
Perhaps the most important Of all those changes at
work at this moment in Japan has been the break
ing up Of the resduary system of the Dali
mic chiefs at Yedo, which WAS the most re-
markable and unique feature Of this siogu-
lar Government. Any one at all acquainted
with tho bistpyy Of japan remembers shs earious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

CoscEnr ~ AID or A CHURCH-Ihe ladies' Of
drlee CLureh drsous of sii.a- Tie Fourteenth street
e Epscopsl C4ulch, which has grown up under tue
,nae, nj the i,a er aad 90 ii ,,,ior- o. to Rev MI
Dci o are g. cJlsrgt mkt week FOR hat object IL
Nil h. conducted en- ely by auseuf' TcEet' a. So each
a.e 70 te i ofthe sdy aanescrs only NJ Dickson Is
zs.o,s ,hofea aui ias dam about hin age cjnsIcsa
ton We would ,iae th-t the "a l' chugeh which il
proposed q I'D arc nee, and AT tie Motor AID caann Me
snr. ,et eo,y ~ the volGHar coheJ-toas oftoe e5n
Sc .4t.ol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

got tired Of this work, and unless checked By wsss rn
h. passnss turned their horses hesas ses Mercer and
OF hoI sirects, and 70 pursusd their way - p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

The Fifth Avenue Skating Pond l. now ready for
crbe EvOy converiencs Is provided for the patrons
Of the place. Ff..'F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Express TO HooKER's ARMT-Ihe Adams Ex-
~ Company have resumed their tnp' to tho Army Of the
potou,a. So. al ertiseuient-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

4 Nav pIrrURs ny DiRLEY.--Mr Felix o. {.
barley lis. gives us and beautiful sketch HON lis
peu, mHr..ve It. Nscnt.uc'. Day. To pctare oeca
ries wLor page Of 1ae Ae Yoys M0sa,B In which VII
De ,ubisrad sho.tly.
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There /. now fine r',4.lrg at the Central Park.

Cast. jams Lee, formerly Deputy in .. s.
N.,i.l NGrry', oce which position ho resisned 70 taTe
,b. command Of Company l.. Of tho ID Metropolitan Reg
in,nt nov IN the Gait Department ha, osen detailed by
Gem ueub TO tue poet OF pepuy Provost M'fh' OF New
Oresn under Marshal is4ac L. Clarke. tsp Lee "A"oF
thy officer ald biz apgoiu:meas ia compliment H'eH lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Tue CosrEoLLEK nrfUsE5 TO PCpcH,sE THE
G,ssxvooRr rnorrRrl -jauos r. Taylor with bis coun'el
Ia, applied lpoer Breu to conclude tho purchase OF
tho Fort Cincvoot properly. Tho Controller politely re-
fused - psy the money ~ pat thereof un" compelled
to d, so ~ process, Ms Taylor ioormed h that he
should io u,s s peocee enforee The payment o.
tue money aud - tbs matter stands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

The UoBoKES AID EEwARK RAILROAD Ac-
ciDYyr- PRsssSrsYST OF THz GRAND JuRS.-ln he Knd
sen Comfy Cour yesterday aeaoon the Grand July made
s..n, mont relative the loss OF he Of the hsc ensaek
River on thc Hobos-n sud Newark Rarosd. They oand;
rs. he q. nal At The 5rdg. wholly Inadequate.
fhat tais psny aud or IS-uc t. oil CVull aniss
oud as u al lee niger l. bAeiy TO arr two
,.., OF ,sns one i.licanN ss.y aud tue other iacst
aalser That sucn viii I'd to extern a,rhui.
us- on zoe Part 81 ta)n e,e,, LeEe dagger 1. hAeye
sur s4d viii insrcs the part of engineers and
eouGu..ors Of Il ils- -,
That toe force at Tho bIase was nlufiesn. to man she
draw. c.
rhs, the bridge tender not man OF soicieEs cspa
civ Tor Tie position y aisl eh't. -
Nm; 70 -,are Tue sst. Of c.. publie law sbon'd Be
pt ed 10 REQUIRE rin ton thee 20 nvs hinSFed
t ~ m 81 bida.s snd IL il NeV tie SALE a 'h4' tbe
me o.aut sl0uid be wherever the iuls OF ono
,rr "a. -o.i intutec. tie ils VI aIotGeT f4-
rad q ,yaSe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

RuyNIvc the GUAED.-3.iclael Ryan, one oi
the Sd liza Harris 3D. csvAy. Willis stenptisto run '
gusrd at Staten Island aior be had poen o'ae'e" " ''
SHOT by Iii. sergeant An inquest he'd On i "'''
r Jury found verdict Ia accordance win the ise'S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Frederick Dor. ans speall Tonight, AT the Cooper
lit,.te o. the p.edd,r!. transcription Pc ame.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
NEW-LEEsEK kTEYIs.

SKATING.-There has BEEN excellent statingaga;n
for the Pct apon lie vniu, pond, sni lakes 10
Hcd.on County and mary hnudre's Of oi:reps lave
or.ced he opportunity eoyy bsmse,ves a, tits pleasant
pa'iine
CITIZENS KIDNAPPED By TIE PRovosr GUARD
-FxcIrEaEsr IN BupOs CrTr-A con'derso!o excite
rent occ9.iored in Hudson City est'dsy aud sei
preyou. Consequence Of the summary arrest Of Two
citizens by the Provost Guard alleged deserers fsppsas
that or "Wednesday cant add fonr vs'es
-lor ,ins tie Provost GuAre quniIr &c VIZ u
pfocoed.d TO Hudson Ct where they took TOTO eufees
IN United St's ssrvice e sccH--a " te.so
a. INST the se, tue gound thst rs wa 10y
DID belong the sTvicr, eud Ieyss Lad WIN o 81
option OF sfyDg in tue nrst three NOUN 'o"hs,"
! At liz eI,.s a. winch he received an hoDoac cn'
eha-s- Abe Provo-t Gusd PA 20 ntsnn u . hetch'
uu's yot.sta,iops but ielea hlm TO aer7niIeny
tnen TO Tie camp. r"nto ihf prisoner, Dan*~ "a cs
Coleman along with taeu ano upon ArYi'g AZ ne
camp va. Questioned uy Cob LecherAost Sno s1 caused
hun b. Oct ia.d .eio Of bang de.erer TIE en-
cainssnces Of the affair becoming caused coo
M tho pp for the purpose OF procuring pnsiioe ins 70
ese q tLo plisousr- Ne Dun, squire Martin '0s sp.
ed "a s .vd aNerrsBt when psced "a a. r."ds ot
tonsabe Eaw-v. 1Ls stI aceomranied 10y tso eez Ms
tie lamp Hnd rested 1- seq at go "se pm
yat. 70 tho rel aud cckea ny 20 a"st inthe
acfio' Gel. Leic. released hotchnni ssa
Copsn: and inn sIi@tey his deI artuEc. 40
pafe fearing that be too nght receive summons roio
tue squire, and nls Lts qGa'les a. the county Lookup
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-24
Der Nirat 2tldbama,

Wr0pt6ence, %. Npril. Otg &apltan
Der Barrie Sea Nan0er" BON 3aneilar tom
7menO, bsrt@tet, taS 1etn S4if am 80. Wadr3
inter benz 8. nGroI. uno 33. pefl, @raee
BON etnsm SGifs, ben er fur ben UNlobama"
bait anserufsn wurte. Der Sra 0%tanasr"
300 Ste pamburssr 8luege anf, unO srtfam
unter bteler.
WewsgOrt, %. aprtl. Oie Giirstd9.
Sarte o@Onlanttne" tpurbe am 25. MGr5
Habe oen 0sfi. Sneln bon benz Ottaten
e6lovtpH" GsbOrbet uno empfng bon tbm een
Ste'paro oeS Cdr. pAlOebnran" uno Ii MA
troien ton Dem SGif Star of Veace" psi,m
3erRSruag idOn fsi9rr esmelost tvusbel
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-24

Nbiucont @ennol Sffce p,5 &rtsgaOeparte
mentS NIT olien W!anRn nnD Ds|GjIuiSeH ESQ
&, parttmcnts Osr!rant. Der anbere Byucer
1T @bisf &lat IN Dem Wsnli0nS 8iireau. Die
Gamtllsn beiter mobnten auf 6armen In Sra
rYloup nnD %ltaureu turh ibrf "a ,tpI1sa III
|tG9lthCr YerbtnounB nit Hleibsn. Su 0er
giSbe bicltr Tarmen rpcGnte Elm eeniISsr Neb.
Msartin, wel&tr WOfmctfer Der @s9snO mar
NIB Die ibm BON ben 8ritbsr NpOtlcn anosr,
trouten Briefe ilbsr ben Yotomrc ,nr 9sbel.
lien Nrmrc lpebtrtc Sdne wunocr6a6i6e
l6iabrjec Gcdttr. WliB Glen 1T Die @slisbte
clues Ne6slsu SIf5tes8 wsl6sr ais @ot N8ent
oabl lisurtvte.
@tRcrn per6oGtett Col. Batter duf 8efsDi
beS &rtr9sIetret1rS bic gauge 5amtlie Martiu,
aus BENZ Batter, 4 ESAtsr uno 2 SS6usu BE-
l~IsbeuS. 70 mic audi ben BerIobttn GllcnS
pelher ,ur MbGOluns etner nsusn pof gerac!
,uaeretttfam ala man Ole Tanllie speafi9rtc,
Setn Namet lit Gopt. WtaEam5. @r p%erlaugt'
loTOrt als Rrteasgefangener bebanoslt unO 3a'
0(uswe6slung mad Dtrie 9eiaapt 81 tperten
lDa aber Bic 9tba1rn tn @t9mOnoetf tur3ltd
,pet aunIsrcr Sff3isre re9e: ~8erinseres 8erse
Sen ole e5picne bansten, 70 piro wobl ben
@apitam etu Gbnlt6e5 GGidlal btto;ite0sn
gtep. @arttn NIT 6amilts Iou User Die etntsl
fpebtrt peroen, p6 biss cine on8emsdsne Stra'
fe far btele 8srtdt6er III, itebt istr tn Tra9s
Was ater NIT ZEN 9aupilplOnen IcbiIoa es
ae(6etea 1T unb pas nit ibaen BslAebea iptrp
neloet Der 8ertGt ben wir pen phil. SHqut
rer" entnetE!sn, Hid)t,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-24

SoO. paste 3ur BIfbung pOu Tresman'S
Uatt9 t%eoroett, tEoien a6er auf g9iberlanb
po1 Soften nar Jtetflisn, tpsl@e NIT MrtiQerte
n SHarflGubea, Die 9inter 8rn1webren
9eoedt traren, ban uebsrgang trettta ma&ten.
Wabrenooem lr0mts Der Neaen bic came
Wabt bernieoer mnb e3 purbe, Ia Der 9(uf bes
pei'teno G~flsteGen mar unb thinner nod ous
tDpcu, oes Verlut, ben 8luB gu @treu,cm, auf-
9e9eben.
.Jn5wtI1rn war elm tletner 9tebenHa6 70
da8eIhpOlIeu, CAP @sueral Stcneman nit
letnem Stak une Sauptquarttsr= vua 6auv!>
SOIpS. abeelAnittsn mar.
OaS |. Wtarelnnb un6 zine Sd0a0ron ceS
~. SdtnOiS Gav. Negf. srttslten nun 8efe6l.
ntsr oteIsn BluB 3n Ge0en unb 3u Sen. Stone
man gu lfpBen.
Us rs8netef crtpa9ren0 unD ais baS gpms
rtaucO nm nfer beS Slul1eS BET ountfer Na6t
autant, bstlten bic 9eute untpiGfi6rlid an ;
man tcante nur otsGlntb rau1Gen GGreg, ater
te'n ulfr Auteri@siosn. Wajor @u6tQ uuo
NDsrtt Deems tparen bic grltsn, tDetGe pas
WaeitlG bar Ea9ttu unO 9luGlt6 ans aubere
ufet 9sIan9tsn. 3uet SGwobrCneu verIudterl
eann eea ufber9ang, ungsf6by bic 6Gtfte NIT
|GvFel9. Die eurAnGBten Qsuge muften Sic
gan3s 3ta1t unQ ben f%olsenben 9aa @sretf
YatroIt1en mad)sn, Gin Manu unb funs
DfsrSe Gin8en in Der StrSmuug untsg. DaS
Sttt8sn oee 3luRes forte bas Yrcaramm osr
9robsn Gaoa1erteEeDt9ung nno oos Gprps
tat itp 'rteoer Scm 6luB 3uritdAe3catn.