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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23
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VETIND0w GLASS. PAfEgs. DRUGS, EaDI-
w CTNGs, &C, ct AUCrION.--0n MON
DAY tbs 25th instsnt, 2. 20 oeccs, vii! sell. q.
my stosa, iuveies Of very desirable GOODS.
euibs aGrg-
Winda ~ Gisas. from 10 by Il to go b. 10
linceed Oil, Eis-ic and other ACIDS;
White Chalk, 600 los <srcun9 EsiGts;
ilitha-se Rsd Lead. zins Paint, sroand;
Lewis puro Lea3, grouuG; Spanish " biting,
Gun Saei.s,, Sal soGs Glue;
Chrome 3rsaa and Z Glow, (drY,) ir ID bcxea.
ALSO
Some degrade Drugs, Medicines, &c, c. the hes.
arali,y.
Tbs a:terstion o: lie trade Ia nsstlculsrl7 r..
quss.ed. COOK.
IA 81 Auct:cnsSr.
Previous Z, which viii be SOLD
lEt0 swee, Oranges. in rriIns order,
60 gallons pare 0Esass Ju;cs. suit able fer
medicinal prrpr ss3.
fas3 RI c. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

.UYILL BE- SOLD CT SATURDAY, January
w 2ish, on Cornell Chamber Bit, cemmsDc-
ing at - O'Clock II, a vsry hne CarsiaRe, Horses.
and Harness. also ssvsral Saddle snd HI sgy iiorsea
ia q WZLLIAAsQN & CO. Austrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

-. s. f. ~ - 3SS1 =.
q q -
rory1csoHnaxns. 1eA44 81
Nx~ts nth1S eun4f II 1enAA snd Oh sfseets O.
u.ss.I ., m91 = s a III ssss =.
ocus.sairg h part q
HOtushels Rsaaufss
1oC00 Qgssi
lara assustment disas Fruit 6sandf;
m T,ns s sssorsnasas q yaasy KIP Paper snd
Doubt! =: y iiss g., vs. ,ss ;roA.o.S
Loa tf Fancy ehifts;
Candies, two Show Cases
ece.es and. weights. Htoys, HsdAnS. &a.
f,a3-4t~ 3HOS OHESS. Aao.r.
DY I1sGas ". keesss. Aaensns'r'
TOs,oe cornsr 1ssh sad Cary sssl
vTmsss. xULEs. c.RRIAGA HgaaY.
OEAIsE uocPash' To e;1s:,Ya M YIN YIN
BE- sod on SATURDAY m,rning mex. commeee.
ias at q. 10 O'clock, :. the Horse Auction Lot. on
vss a,s solssI Mare, . ':.r' oil n,,s var.
rsn.ed sound and gentle II harness.
Feveral saeds and Hsrnsss Horses.
Family Garriars and dsrDsss
Tloc,ci 4 Chs!se and Hzrnes,
1 vsry superior Bugey ard Harness,
3s.ts loopers Tocis, neaaly Is~.
20 Hot bad Saah.
ja23 raps ~ nk.AaEn. Aao.
b. &. q. Isak. Aueusasss.
rrcasEa. CARRIAGES, RuaaIEs, Ere, AT
n AUuTION-On sATURDA Az, the gath In
stsnt, a. 10 o'clock, viii sell on Council Chamber
HUI
eevs-sl superior Saddle snd Hsrnsss animals
pair N asch Bays, reliable,
pair match sorrolg,
very coed Jules,
blight Family Carriages,
Open Buggy,
+ Top Buggy,
very excsiisut Hack, Hor.ss and Harresa
jaa3 e 3 C0OK, Aust.
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1.rN HOSPITAL
Petersburg, Va, Jan. le.i, 1862
This Ia TO cartify that NORRIS lazy, q priTata in
company d. 4.h Georgia, Is az this tina registered
pstient in this hospital, AID ia at present under
mat.icai treatment. II HEB pERSoS,
il 17--6ts AfEisi snt Surgeon In cherge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

we VIII seil 1t Pablo auction Oh THURS.
DAY 90 b OF lie present month. ell q car stock Of
aeODS rcnlsinics IN Ian O. consisting OF genera!
assof .aent of Goeeris,. Croeksrv, Aars~ ara, Cot
ton Yam. Chewing AID smoking Tobacco Liquors,
&c.
TERMS - Cash. for 81 szTE under eco, over h !.
smou1s. na xc.i.sis aose at four mon BIS, with ea:s
factory es srEers, wi'h INTEREST a1ded.
is aa--tG JGH9 W WALKE2 l. co
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by Gssddia = Arpe3ssa, AnctIsneers.

Oy 0&o0Aa - AppefscA, A1eueoeofe.
DEkuTIFUL COTTAGE .FAEM ON THE
ID &aALOW BRIDas ROAD. containing ssh
aces, two miles Hozthe,s. Ct Eiehmosd together
with three fine Mules, Farming Implements Furni-
.ure. Corn, Fodder, &C, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-At tie request Ct MAJOR J. II. C.aibarle,
We shall gel! ct srction, On the premizes, on FL!
DAY tie I'D Jaausgv, 1853, .: IL o'clock H., tae
beautiful Farm. en- which Lie now resides. adjoin-
ing the lands OF MeArs feadaH Grifis, Gxlaud
Harss, jr and - Ereha containing s54 xxres. Of
which II asres are Ia orig susi oak growth. Tho
buildings are ell IN esssiisEt order, consisting Of
handsome Dwelling with sse rooms. together with
Ri cssn, barn, stsbss, Sc.
ii dasired, shc tract will Be divided 60 to sell
with tho buildings sasut % acres. Ths pisee 10
avery attractive enc, aad the access TO t. By either
Of three roads, very convenient and tie nsishbor-
hood excellent. Possession will be given IN . few
dsya
After the sale cs the land viii be Sold three very
supsr,or Males; a tearifSl set Of Oak Cottage
Furniture; large Dirfrg Table; pair Te.es-Tetes;
China Press lot OF Grockcrywsre: Cooking Stove;
cord Wood; two Carpets: Is bis Cora; some Btsce
and Top Fodder two Carts; ant ell The farming
Implements. Carpenters Tools. &c.
TKRAA-For the psYsonsl effects, eash For tie
land. ons-thtd each; balar cs At and year.. for
bends bearing iuterext secured by trust deed. or
al cash, II preferred The taxes and ipxuxAacs for
lSd3 to 10 psid By the purchAsers
tao0 0ODpIN b ApSlE9ON. Auetx
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By redwood 4 Phillips, Auct'rs.

VIE WILL SELL a. tho horse lot. On SATUX-
wv DAY MORNING., Janu airy 2!!h, ls63s com.
msneIng at 10 O'Clock, several saddle sni Harness
Hcrsas, Males, BrFg7 and Harness. Wagon &c.
Ia a3-2s REDWOOD a. PHILLIPS, Aucts.
WYE WILL SELL a. our store, on SkTUR-
w DAY, Jauuary 2ita. 1865, commencing ct
10 O'clock variety OF Furniture, Crockery, Cloth.
ins, ury Goods, sstovss. &c.
is:3-2i EKD WOOD & PH.LLIps, AuotA
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3 g 2 - .. !.
cre1i1sss 8 4lU16UAy. - = It..
y,.s1.mesess = = $3.50 - = = 80. 80
sksssed sesse = S,sssa ~ hssss hss
ss - s.es,s "a kissksr. IL fos honss sboas
= fsef, and luns bask 10 1sss = "a aisy. :.
TIRMs -0us thru eaah: ~ hslanes 9 9 me !!
,sissass.s Il, secured Tls sazas fr 1893 . s
Pea i 3 3 'a' Jzs 4 TAYLOR I sor. Auesr
Cn Hous1a AND Iofs AND 4 MuMpxe
~ of vseaut Lote. On Uafpn Hill rOR 9AL4
A. kUOTgOA.-At The reQnest Of Mr. Bdsnhx,n
Davis who intends removing fscm the city. we win
"WEDNESDAY 2:th dsy a. Jsnnary, At u o'clock,
eemmerc.ng IN the following eTtaF, ths following
Rcel Estate vis:
Let. Fwo Framed Hons.s md Lots, With shout
Hill They contain ssysrA good rcesqs each,
kitekeus ana well Of excellent watsf. II desired,
the vacsnt property Will be cold in tbs gross.
Cd A Frsmcd Nouse and Lot, on sch street.. Il
contains fsur good rooms, two stsblss, 40. Ths
Lot f.en.s 40 feet aud runs back iaa feet TO an
4l.ey.
u fh-oe Framed Houses sud Lott, On 9th. Be.
tween ard = etree:e. They cont4in four gosd
rooms each, With water convenient The Lots are
Of the rsuel sizo.
"a. Six Lots, en- 20th st-eet, between z and
streets, 30 by l3s feet each. to an alley.
Ssh 70 feet of grcuRd on STA and n s.rcesa II
win be divided into two Lots Of 364 feet running
back the usual depth.
And 1T O'Clock p: NJ, win b sold-
9th. Three handsome vacsct Lrtss on the scuth
side Of Broad between 2!st aud ga strests, front
Ing about 30 lest eaeh and running back gcod
derth.
I'd. Two Lots on s1ss street. 100 feet from tns
north eide Of Broad s.rest:
and montbs for gotfeble notes. with interest
added, and secuied By trust desd. Tue taxa, Snd
insurance fer 1853 to be paid BY the purchasers.
Peryors dee,riny to secure ruasA Dwellings and
lots for ding purposes without the corporation
limits would do well TO a..sEd this sale.
ia % JAS. N. TAILOR 4 SOC. Auots.
T2AMED EUUsA AND lOr ON MAPLs
n s.rsst, Rockets, AZ AUCVI0I.-Ws wii
sI, upon the premsses, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of January, commanding II O'Clock y. n,
etts, between Poplar ana Bloody un streets 1t
contains several rocm7 and II particularly adapted
for q smai. q zed family. The Lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back the u5Ial depth.
TERMS -cne.thiEd cash the halsrce at and
months. for negotiable notes With interest sddsd.
aud secured by t.us. deed The purchaser TO pay
tho taxes and Insurance for 1865.
jazz JAS TAYLOR SON, Auct'fs.
90 ACRES oR.yALUAsLE LAaD Gu TIE
Oel csborse Turnpike, 10 Her.ico county, shout
Fel rpon the erssn.ses, on MONDAY, tbs oh day
Of February commencing sf.sr the sale cfs' Ma
rlon Bill" advertised by kesacs. Morson end Steger,
Commissioners, cay, at o'clock p. H., valuable
tract of Land. con.iairg CO acres, and located a.
above, adjoining tie lards Of Mr. n. Laughlin.
John Farra-, and ethers End contiguous to the
Tree Hill eatste. Persons desiring tos ecurs pro-
daet;ye market garden would do nell to attend this
sale.
TERas-cas-thirdc cash; the balance as 6 and u
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured By trust deed
lac JAS H. TAYLOR L ECE, Accts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

CUssTIFurE WANTED Il liberia. prioe viii
- be pasd for SUBSTITUTE, to go IN atty cor.
tany the Susa.itut, MAJ piefsr. Apply two doors
i.es
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EIsSTEAY --fs.ysyed feom ny stable, two days
EiS aao, @ ish. scrrel HGiSs, With s,ots, white
h.1i saet bsz3 .ce, and very pour Ia 81 Il il
likely 10 Ia at tbs place which sold 10 Dr. Johns,
On Easion Hill, below Rockets. 4 liberia. reward
viii bs paid If bfcus5t to mo.
JACOB EE Flick,
ia 23-oss I0th s,uI cEry ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

r osp-O the csss between LyHshhurg aud
1 4 Richmond, on Tusad.y evening Ias q gold
haA-GinG, with coral sets The ing Ia a cha ter
of small god leaves With coral bali AID dcop.-
I'hs fsaGc: will confer s-eat favor. we'll as re-
ce;ve gs:tsb:s aId, by seneing the game 10 the
Disna:ch fiea ias2-o.*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

~ Is. -. Ce1G. A9oA
TT OUSEHoxD FURSlTUkD AND PIAuO
h AT AUOfIOH..-On FRIDAY, 23d instans
. 10 o'clock, VIII cell st TIE rsasdeues Of Mr. j.
W. Hill, on Brosd street. rear tie Bolts Pises, n
assortment Of Household Furniture, cocsistins Oh
Feather Beds Becsaeads.
Chairs, Carpets, Louufe,
EiSe5aard, 1ablse,
2Cooking Gloves ana Utsnsih eenplsts.
ALSO
Oue 81 octave Piano. N Mahogany easea
jaSO q. n COOK. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

CuBs1IGUTG WASILD-S2CCJ will b. maid
"A f5r SUBSTITUTE Over IS yea-s of a3e on
uap iesti51 at EDoINs'S Bosrdss-houso Mayo
strset. Ia s3-9<
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uaasrAnz xssgs.

HEl HUNDRED AND TWENTY DolLsR
REWARD --DBSER3ERB From TEE
IS II VA. EEa.N ENr.-A reward Of $50 VIII be
paid for tie ARES. and de!ivry to the proper mi.
tsry authorities IN Richmond II each Of the fsllcw.
ing named dese7terE:
sTspEHT b. NAYS, blacksmith by trade,
aged 5 years. 6 fee. high, s.ou. bull, da.k aom.
piexiou dark hair dark eyea. {!eft eyedefectise,}
eod is guppts d to be lurking about E-cs mond.
wH M Miller. nc uder By trade 5 feet 10
iuehes hgh slight built fair complexion blue eyes,
light. hair, sged about g., Yeas It Is reported
that be has Joined some cavalry company.
DANIEL H ALLEY. carpenter ny trade,
agsd g years feet II inc hes hga. dark complex
ion graz eyes, drk hair, lives en- s3i asreet Unit
Hill.
aged IS years. feet inehes high f.r compiexiar,
blue eyes, light haiv residence rear Springfield
Temperance Hal. Church Eili.
All AEsKNrsE Els from this company ere hereby
netiHsi tnst if they DO not, within ave dsys T. L
the publication ct this notice, report ii psTsel or
BY surgeons certificate, TO Lieut. VIM L. Smith,
or to Corp1 ChidIey. at Cii,dres's grocery, Union
Hill they will also, q. tie expiration of that time,
be advertised as deserters
MARTIN W. HEZLzW00D,
LIST Lieut.. Comd'S U+lnpsny A,
IL a1-tfk IL Va regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

NOTICE BY antheli:y OF Major General ] b
~ Flcya, 1 an L horned % enlist a company Of
vary for TIA VII ginia State seivics. All nam
bsra cf my former somnsay, not tarciled IL tiny
oher coz gsny, ard Wishing 10 join me-, viii mes.
st he I'D rsnds.vs corner Gin and Broad streets,
en- tbs e4th Instant. at from 10 rrsl O'Clock, and
any others wishcg to join said courssiy.
jss2S.s u aAWLEY
FElD TRa fUBLIO.--i have kaen advertised
4 as q sertsr erd to show that sru not. read
&he following cs.tiGcais: NORRIS LEVY.
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aursssTrEuTE vo-soEs.

4SuB5uruTa WAaTaD--W artec EUB.
~ sTITOsH fcrsvhish p libsrsfprise viii be
paid !sqIire tc-i.v. from TO o'el,ex 4. L. to L.
O'clock NJ a. !yg Fl CtEMMIrTS Printing Of.
Gee, rner Of ~. sae Il a s.x, kisamonS, Va.
f. St-ls<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

Eo4 lALE-A dsssEai. W. 90 MI
.lAt9-lts usaAmos IlvGVy 49, 3
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DOARDIaG.--Five or sin respectable yonny
I'D mea can be accommodate with BOARD In
private family. BY applying 4. ths corner OF EEs
shsu end Ala.us street.. IA 2S-2t4
DUARDiN9.-BOAR and kOuEs with
10 privste family, may Be obtains By several
sSPslsmsa. For information. apply g $500
il e2-3i* Cofnsr 9th and Dfoad rtA
DUARDtNG two eenIersn. stiencs) who
I'D can come we'll rscommp1ded csn and plea
Want furnished ROOM BY Applying oa "a street, be-
tween Cay sad Leigh, fouElh bsssk house from
ClAlk sss.e. j. 2l-3.s
- NEGROES HOA HMM
Won nj -. 6cfx M s dfRL -
II Apply Is WIks03 WlLLlAN>'S store, On
1otA stfsst bstweAa Msln ard 1tanklin.
Is S3-Ns - 81 81.
EOx m1t-e1 81 sovo040Un1 0aaL6, 6e0
u. u n II ysafs & 90 To- btain epe1 AeaIoe
!. = D1AaiA - iAs Sss.as 4 s
y y - eospelk sssss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-25

TEE News AS RECEIVED BY 0UR CITIZENS.
The crusty old cannon made noise enough
Saturday night to demonstrate that it had
recovered from its temporary indispOsitiOn.
The crowd thst gathered assembled with the
greatest caution, many a crafty old fox snx-
ious to rejoice if there was occasion, keeping
hid in stairways and shady places lest the
news, proving b%aseless, should be for a re-
prOach and a stumbling block unto him on
Monday. A few adventurous and guileless
souls commenced to arrange the boxes and
barrels and when the bonfres, blazed up the
news seemed beneath their rudy glare to
have an appearance more captivating, and
the sundry cautious gentlemen Orspt out,
Congratulated, smiled, and smiled again. A
number fOf stony hearted sinners were
active, but protested their judiciOus scepti-
eism Of the whole matter. Grand old topers
who were indifferent to all such speciOus
trammsls as disbelief in news papers and mil
itary reports, drank deep and talked v%Ocifer-
ously until the topic for bibacity had
passed entirely out of their minds.
We can scarcely blame this mercurial dis
position Of our people. It is an airy cOnceit
which carries US safely over many breakers
on which we would otherwise be wrecked.
If you have been a little prsmaturely
sanguins boys, don't be afraid to aeknoWl-
edge it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-25
FROM MUkFREEsBORO'.
ABrilliant Cavalry Exploit Sup
prise Of tbs Rebels.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.l
-MURFRAEsBoRo', Ma

MURFRAEsBoRo, May ".
One Of the most brilliant cavalry opera
tons ever effected in this department. met
with great success this morning. 1t had
been known for several days that the reb-
els had OutpOsts of two regiments Of cavaI-
ry-1st Alabama and sth Confederate-at
Middleton. IA miles distant, and half way
between this place and s~helkyville.
Parts of two Of SANKEY'S briga1es
made a night march last evening, intend
ing to surround and capture the force, but
owing to several unavoidable mishaps the
the forces failed to cooperate and the ad-
vance of the 4th Cavalry made a prema-
ture attack on the rebels. This charge Of
the squadron was led by Lieutenant
OCOnnell Wood and most calamity car
ried out. They surprised the rebels in
their beds and routed them completely, the
rebel officers being unable to rally their
men, and nearly the whole surrendering
to a single squadron of the gallant regu-
lars. It's SAID that at one time we had
over seven hundred prisoners, but our
main force failing to come up promptly,
the Regulars were unable to hold them.
Nearly the whole force captured succeeded
in escaping through the cedar brake. We
secured about so men and 200 horses, and
destroyed the camp Of the brigade, snd all
their arms. The arms were broken in
pieces at once. One Lieutenant Colonel
Johnson, LIST Alabama, and Major Prather,
commanding the Post were in our hands,
but they escaped, with many others. The
rebels left 10 killed on the field. AT Mid
dletOn we secured the battle flag of the
Sth Confederate regiment.
Sergeant Owen of Company K, with g
portion Of the company, pursued the reb-
els for five miles. On the Forestyills
pike they took a cannon, which they dis
mounted and spiked, besides thirty prison
ers. At FOrestville they came across an
other brigade, who fought and succeeded
in driving back Company K, taking Ser
geant Owen and five men prisoners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-25
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Payment of the Army--D'Utassy
Court Martial.
Especial to Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON Nav

WASHINGTON, May p.
The probable amount Of money sent out
by the Treasury Department to pay the
army for the last two months is 81, 600
900 distributed as follows:
To Cincinnati to pay General Burnsids's
command down to the Both of April.
To Fort Leavenworth, for Kansas and
the Indian Territory troops.
To Minnesota, for troops there and in
DacOtah.
To San Francisco, for the Pacific Coast
troops.
To paymasters now in New York await
ing transportation to New Orleans, Hilton
Head and Newbern, with funds to pay all
the coast expeditions.
The money is ready for the Potomac
army, but many Of the muster-for-pay
rolls are not yet received, which causes
some delay. The money will be paid over
as soon as they are ready for it. Paymas-
tiers are now through New York and Penn
sylvania paying off the mustered out
troops. The money has been sent to West
ern Virginia for their troops; also to st.
Louis for Missouri, Arkansas and Iowa
troops.
No money has yet been furnished to the
armies of Generals Grant, Rosecrans,
Schenek, and Heintzelman, or to the troops
at Suffolk or Fortress Monroe. The amount
now due the army is about sixty millions.
The DUtassy court has adjourned sine
die. 1t is understood that he is convicted,
and will be much more severely punished
than by dishonorable dismissal.
General Banks writes privately that he,
hopes within a short time to reorganize
Louisiana as a State with a free oOnstitu-
ton.
The President received 20 or 30 one
soldiers to-day, who were introduced
by their Chaplain. The President IshoOk
hands with all of them, calling them " my
boys and cOngratulsting them on their
brave and noble deeds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-25

C~INCINSAT1, May %.
The only rebel forces in Kentucky are rowing
bodies Of guerrillas, but the rebels are certainly
preparing for an invasion in June. Morgan has
left his command at Monticello and gone to
Sparta, Tennessee
'Pegram's forces are still between the Cumber-
land and Monticello.
Various reports say that Price is moving to-
wards the Mississippi river and had at last
accounts crossed the Arkansas. Marmaduke is
said to have joined him.
General Burnsidei is known to have said that he
had not asked for any instructions since his ar
rival here, and that he had received none since
he left Washington that the arrest and trial OF
Mr.. Valiandigham was upon his irresponsible
ity. After the arrest Of Mr.. Vallandigham the
President telegraphed 10 General Burnside that
he would sustain him in his effort to support the
Government.
The following petition i5 circulating in Column
bus and other parts Of the State Of Ohio
1.-THE undersigned citizens Of Franklin coun-
ty respectfully represent that the most sacred
right Of the citizen, as guaranteed by the Con-
sitution Of our fathers, has been violated by the
arbitrary arrest, illegal trial and inhumsn i'm
prisonment Of Hon. C. L. Nallandigham. We
therefore deman of the u. s. his Immediate
and unconditional relaase."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-25

NEW YORK NAY "a.
The Roanoke from Havana brings news That
the French have been Oblgedt TO raise the s g
Of P~uebla-French accounts say on accounl o.
the impOssibility Of taking the place without re-
Inducements and heavier guns, while English
and Mexican sources report the defeat Of the
French and their retreat probably to OrizGoa-
Vera Cruz dates to May 1lth have beer receiv-
ed by the French War steamer. She report no
news had been received from the army sl o
April 9th, that the siege Of Puebla had ben
raised or suspended until the arrival Of relnlOrre-
ments and heavier guns asl has been found
possible to penetrate the city With the artl =
Tbe barbados were Is feet thick, OF esrth ''~
stones, and the Mexcans had filed up their p
line of parapets. They again occupy Fort
axsweir which they are repairing.
The British frigate Immortalite brought Pa
that the French had been defeated and =
Obliged to retire Is miles towards OriZabo
which place General FOrey and stan had g
Il IS understood they go into quarters at Or
ba and will wait reinforcements and heG
guns from France. Operations cannot be re-
sumed before October 1st-
A report says aeonvoy Of one million Of dollars
from Vera Cruz had been captured BY Mexican
-rr.-rfnna
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-25

STREET RAILROAD ACoIBENT.-For some
time past children living on Kinsman street
have been in the habit Of amusing them
selves by racing to and fro in front of the
cars when the latter were in rapid motion.
Saturday afternoon at about three o'clock, a
little cOlored boy, whose name We we're unable
to obtain, whose parents live at 2s9 Kinsman
street, was SO occupied, when the horse
struck him, and before the car could be stop
ped, he was run over and cut completely in
two.
This is a sad lesson for adventurous infan-
cy, and one which will, we hope, never be re-
pested. Although no blame is, we believe,
attached to the driver, yet we earnestly ad-
wise the use in future Of as much caution as
duty will permit. We somehow think that a
careful man might exert himself to prevent
such childish recklessness even at the ex-
pense of a variation from the time table, and
we are sure that no humane passenger would
consider such su-pererogatOry caution a
proper subject for complaint.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-25

JIK BEoEH ARREsTED.-This well
known countsrfsiter, whose name together
with that Of Dr. Parks the Indian herb doc
tor, and George Thompson the late keeper of
the Railroad Hotel, has been SO popular in
our Criminal Court, and who has served va
riOus States for several terms in a peniten-
tial~ capacity, was arrested Saturday forenoon
at the johnson House by Deputy Marshal
Patterson on the charge Of altering Treasury
notes with intent to pass them. Nothing of
q suspicious character was found on his per-
son, and he is in jail awaiting further exam
nation.