davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
oar ~. p.,.r.s~Yv o.r...pons.....

:, PuvsrUKG, Dec. :, iss-i
Es.s.a AZ re closor u, Par iB,gor-asa Of Me- Poia
at s,a,rs-- "a, Eeneye Of ,as xedal-- Psaa.aI lad
s,r.g ssd PaiasaaI R,oeaon--R,f6oa,., Of GoSroi
Kosncvi.T-Ht' Popnler,y--CaeSgs - lAe sosps ~
J.ogatqse-B Kss,lr aud ne Duct>s 7osE5a-rAe
fs., C-T,aees,irs ~, ~. Pso,, ~. so
Nc~ lhse the prospect = second 1872 is sd.ouusa
s.s de- tina, The COMPILATIONS 70 western saroo~
appear 80 have seiea ,nc ssnssr ~ crusade against
Ra.na ere naturally indeed loos ba.s and ccrs
IAfe yciuan Al the close " uls svsItfu rear n
what At 10 commescOmeni. rhas. " gooa dea
ne relrosest 70 naite- national vanity We hsse
held asanst coalition Of three great rxsors
nave burlsd back tnsH brsas vita dlsdar, and
'1rood them " ihsI with ~ many wr,
is,ss A. Anteui Psiol ad under ne discipline OF
F1u.nsn Tss.n uussses n the mdsi u a profound
psafs, dufns wteh We had converted swords into
piousbshares We have raised srny n1msroos ana
mnch better armed sno equippei than TIM, With ~heh
carried ihs Crinssn var, and have placed every
vulnerable pon, Of or atsrmlrAble froutes such
~ defence vii u s hoped, prscuse all onanee
Of sus 5sssfui Aiss Above all spirit ts bern Toused
ihTO Osshoai tLs nation wniob or enemies qBie
rnrrepsref fcr. spd ~hien has .rAbsf Rnsss 70
assert has s,s,sa % Eurcps shics abe seemed
10 tsve sbd Gated ,nce its treaty d Psrs But
every seda hss ," reverse, md, ono ~.
tunAl position more b,nlAnt uAn Il wss
q, tbs beginning ~ ,ns ye~ and Immediately
krcr ,he ov,br.as of the Polish nscrecon oar n.er
pal ,snditon infinitely lss ssilsiscsory oor bloooes
drlcmaiis osnpss a. has coz, much 40 he mo-,
blcocy va the expenses entared upon the
roouiry 'or military and naval srmamsnis have oom.
t.tey psuttAtss tbs eorts u ,he Minister of Fntncs
improve the currency snd after wasting the proceeds
q tie ssf csn 10 vain s,tsmp, 10 eou,lncs spec gay
rsnia Dars hss been OBJ sed 70 declass isef
rsoiysni ~ sUgrendug them. OR cnapc a. usc e
gore 10 rai,osd worss ssoppsd, trade siasBac
aud a. Vi and sassr ragldly vau.snns ffcu cTcaa
tn Worst - AZ ste prcsc,s 81 adu' -sss',s" aod
setasnfs rqcss t-ss e,es va0g tfsvslsp 40 at.s
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
rhe Bsais,e,n Qwesrou.

Tfs 10 stsin question remains witboot change
"a cas- sappofcd that Denmark would not iHcty 20
pose tte federal Execution N IN. fact, stated ma ~
hAnsh troop. will he withdraw gron n06tsn, bat ths
the Kxg OF D.nDsrh viii nos srsno~sdgs ibe fsds'a
FsecItioD.
n continued 90 te sssertsd that nermsIE wosld ~
oppose tho FEDERAL kxecntlon but would eyscusS Hoi
sisn.
70 wss reported MAT Tho Federal Comm lssoner n Hol
stssn had received Instructions % administer e1lstln.
without prejudice 10 s rghis ~ the vovsregn and
9TH liic nconveneoce 70 tho inhabtans 90 poss bs
Aasir an t.goIe continue TO arrive A. Hsmbafg.
public meeting u Norwcgisns Vas called fr no
puryose q voting an address 70 tho King stating thai
svsten and Norway ara bound 10 assist Denmark q
offending the frontiers that tho ScAndnavAn nsrsw W
nv endangered, and that he people are rtsdy 70 teH
whatever bDtkem may BE- rrposcd rtr thste plf
poses
The s,osstolm aud aotis ubufs hsnsps had sob
scribed osb "a the ssedsf gnvsrment q mr.
minieb IN colaFs
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
Tn. tru,,-.S,rr,. s...arer.

4 miSb has SCARED viiD he '.onIt of ,is.m wab
refefcpce IA ,rbornos Gava. squadron When hr, Lay
And Capta osborne az ihe Tbnese thoy
found tha. tho statesmen we're wding "deed 40 give
Sun ceDt guarantees for tho payment 81 tho tIglsh
eGndron but they 'Bsned mai naval oneert should
luder tho OF ihe Chinese Gos or pro
vin.ef Inth tbls popt thoroughly to,tled raDta.n
Osborne decnes 20 PIT hs orco IN a'iioo. hesn~bie,
the guadToD tafoy arrived -cD "a team ard seady
fcg service f.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
rrs ~

Ihe s,ealper ilcvids 1riveds "a ksaHs Jscsnbtr IA
He srr'.d Mr. rGrssvslDs hss fegr.ssEiAiIre n N
ihe reoe stAie~, wfo vhvels6 ~ way ~ retm a
Frenck var vtsse wss paced ~ ne dsxosttB, ~h Cd
conveyed h,n trim haiannrus 70 Vera Graz.
lie emperor Napolson had made Drsf and Tsc &c
arec b feeysrse 70 The addrsss ~ th@ ~srste.
10. rafArapb IN The atdr@s relative " hsxieo net
win srne otestcp, but vg nphly accyied, dsr the
stef Al rasfmsnt thai ihe svysrrnstt ~s nrTyc@cb
ng the esiatlsfmcnt q stable gc,srr n cut N kesec
81 frm reso-sts and rap.d pace
HE Iaragraph telsi ve W PolArd AL TIE Tgrq~An
topgr.sr ~fs dsnateu a, ~nsit ADD pfedueed stfcts
ani8s Al set'nent sro couctsr prcsssts ns " ~
tc per fcf TIC PCisr
ns slalsd itas TIC tt- Frsfct cGh O. b fsted y
tl tutstf tter
n asia.ed nat N elptrvtle tts tsv fstel snfcJ y
frstte tt n~on " 10 N ths ffsrt g1ssrsSsti -
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

1As steamship Adriatic. from Galway on tho 22d nst
ospyed al 81. Johns, N f. at threo O'Clock Monday
rteruoon Her dates yo days a.or than tboes pes
Ne eNy os Manchester.
no steamship Hsnnon'a, Captain sOhwensop, fs,m
1snburs December 49, vla southampton Itth, arrived
NJ thls port yesterday mernnR
The sssamship City ofhanohsster, Optan t,iH trtpn
Liverpool leah, via Queenstown 17th iDss, nf,i,od st
Mn port yesterday.
G President Lncolns Messago and amnesty proclaim
sNn, wns generally regarded as mprac.icable.
no Liverpool Posi- gves prominence 10 following
paragraph on this point
We consider ourselves position TO stale nat ord
lyone, despatch 10 Earl Russell, from washington.
ANNOUNCES that the war will DO terminated whn n a
Sent three nonthe. The confedorates, beng IN ne
greatest exvemities, will have speedily 70 propose
SsnSSspes II 10 possible thaa Lincoins proo nIs.sn
ssfevence 70 the facts on whieh LORD Lyons xorcfd
NJ conclusion.
shcw'se signs OF yielding tho part o. TITO
n N stated that the rebel sovernmsn, have
poysson for The payment of the Els 600 ser ne Colon
Aan bopds 10 be drawn for in March
Tho rebol financial European agent writes to The Len
Apn A6rsa1 Herald 70 show that the Richmond author
Aass taxing measured 10 support Their sreds aud
N apswer the complaint that cotton is puIvnasste
cheaper ~ih sterling than with bonds Of the loan
ASRae says:-"The Richmond authorities eoup.inp ate,
end viii probably prohibit, the expcrtAtop VI co,ioo "a
sest s0eh ~ s pledged by ia own obligatiors
w stated that the British Admiralty cent aeens %
Anerica time ago 20 inspect ard report opu iEe
guns there.
John Bright, letter TO the Marquis Of fnri nsior,
ocnyiots that noble Of having held up the prosperity e
No North anyih ng advanced by him g Seward
Jhe steamer Vanderbilt returned 10 Cape Jowr. 70
nanoo until October 81 and then vs,isi ,Isn'o
hand the rendezvous Of the Confederates whore Sue
srized the British bark Saxon, in British waters ID %
ssd the sappostion that she laden With tne
- Union ship Conrad. The Saxon wac sent 10 Nes
yorh with prize It is reported that me rua'. q
Me Baron shot by the Union officers Ius ssAor
ssrived at this port soue days IN charge of p4
0cs.-Eo. HERALD
The French senate has finally adopted the address q
~ entirety.
Three bocln OF Manchester warehouses, 10 wcod ,se.
IsssoD burned 70 the ground. Lo-s .lo coo s'.'
NN
The America (North German DoydsD arrived Al ce-ss
- forty I've minutes pact nine A. m. 90 wedse,d,y
Dsessssu 10.
Tbs steamship Arabia, from Boston, 1rveo ~ Aiver.
poo, Oh the night Of The 21st INST
yhs s,samsbp City Of New York, fIom Ney Sps
@pived at Liverpool on the 2ln INST
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
Our Paris Correspond enoe.

PAM, Tee. 10, lse3
~ Censser-Reply or hs Det-TAs lddros, "a q
Srnate-7As karguis d, Bofsy knslaRe--Th> Dti,
- Br~usscs--Hs Rouse and Bis Daoro T1sn g
Dsamo~ds worth EIGHT k,liions of Pranes- The Sasaecs
Cczmisioa ia Esyops--CopmReem.s u gee car,s
snI, fc., DC.
M lat response 10 the Emperors proye..pon ppb
nAsd shs Asnas~y was that Of TIE eeSmsnic Goo
ssdsras,n. This, like all The others, except that o.
xns,apd compliments the Emperor upon ue INITIATIVE
sbkh he has taken, and believes 10 The cotgfess
= ibs abstract, but diners slightly from 'ne no
rsror m the nature Of the treaties Of lsi5 dncfs
. much, in fact as To state that, where's hr kaesty
suuiders the said venerable documents deiUnct nod
tured II (the Germanic Confederaton) thnss ihsr tts
bass upon which Europe rests, and the sfoandNors
syon which the congress should establish tel Noi
wfthsisndins this difference Of cpnion, ard tts
e,rsrsncss Of opinion manifested ~ ths otnsr
ps.srs, and the rude, undplomaic refs-al q FD.
IND. the Pssyss states 10 sort of semrons ai sAy
~, the Minister Of Foreign ArArs has as' ce'reictsds
srcasr 20 the Prenoh ambassadors Al ioFssu cOafu
stating that, although France does not nieod rropo'
cry programme sees objection 10 coming 70 o. IN
fsrttandlng with The various Powers relative 10 10
vo;rts which snoed be the object of dsAeeaGob its
yuyopean newpapers Congress stock has gore W Hns
90 The strength Of ine rumor, AMI he spp1tniJ 10
y~rdns hosttics growing out Of the vsIsd qnsstor %
snGlesvg Boistsin may incline sbs Eurocsan sov'fsrrs
.cse favoraby but ssin Of shs opsn tbsl ,tei
scdy wll never meet
re discussion 90 the project of the address 70 Ter v
'te rmpsror's opening speech wW commenced % its
ssns,e yesterday. The Marquis Do Dossy, -to r.vsr
ppmiss an opportunity 70 pass ui,noui uvrs FrsAod
hard hi, took this occasion 10 charge her VITA tD its
1ines 10 the calendar, and, descending 70 30
rcaars, attributed tho susnslns q ne Bna o.
vscashscsr, and the des,h ~ poson y ite Voe
,ey Egyp,, 70 English in1uepce Ths ksrols a.
Epssy s probably the beet rngsh hate, q rIcpe
He TOE basbsus q TIE oogn,ess suocc ryrcus safy
we
tvcrybooy tss eyer ss'olsd nuch asor' Isfr hs'
scioed 40 cod leoA1s pss 90 al W scrng q Fta' ta
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.
HriDSrIhIrss. Atsr q, np p,1e-io


DO =, M.
All g.st and mas-bognd 10 csnBp
The Ninety third Eos York. Tufi usAr1s Ald Tfih
Michigan lett ,o-day for house, 20 ro,at, unou us
recent general ofsers The Seventh viscorsin en-
yesterday FOR tia purposs Jtess Au ,.l.rns
regiments.
Th. repon q to- removal u Gsnsr1 hssf- ENny
dteredlled
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
We've from Forswsss Monroe.
f0erprss rsssrV p.r "a

A special military ooram mssIoa convened a. Fortress
NonToe to-daJ. Detail 'or The con niss,on-Bris.ssr
General ,. wstsr United stssss Volunteers, oslons
u. y Sanders, rneiesn,h wsco, an. Major J. n. Bell
Ad'decAnpi kAJor Peer Hssser'y. Reeocdsr.
Twelve rebel ees're,s urived hers from sorfosk 20
cay hey recently cane lhts or hrss Of Por4mosth.
Nova soo,ia bsrs, With so,.rtnsnt stores, arrived
10 day ditirsssL Name rot rsptt.d
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

Ns. sosG.@ and Lord HarsSmsscn.
10 TIE gDirOH or TIL. .oppON gsA.e
hn y shai he wn,h obtgcd yon VIZ Fave tbe pood
ntn ,nsef NJ The issfs tho enclosed oorrespe 90
~oeh pas taken paeo bes~cen Mr.. tDbdes and myself
'n"svLihe hooos 70 Oe, No, HsHTiAsINN.
sskS~os", Chosboreed, Ie~. n
s.Dse s,r leo D, tt6s
ss loaS<sou win perhaps bs good eaoaRh 20 lalc an
sar'y oitostannS I" .orfeoin pao'tciy your rseenti
nhd hn.nst SAID s'k'.rs Vorsjen AZ ihe sesHavAs
VII 60 Ieu iScm no amer can -afa,rp AZ Rexhaass
wGro wlln ny Pea "a hand IefnL ile W add that wnn
pettof otoftuDy than goos cgdnhp Of sudy Dg tte
en et popular oadcs on and tho sto a. society tho
Kew ibstnd Ntf.h dd uot fe..tni.e much greater
JuiAts Wbat yol sAkod % too liaslngdep meet ny
nose sooetts toan N vbei yol sod of nyfen rkave
tre Eonof 20 be- ~, X .OppEN
bbe N sRcws or nlrns..,s, NJ. =. F.
.nA,~onaH bee Ia lt68
s,ai have Guy ths rso,n ~ fecoyed your otter OF
rue eth nst SUD sshe mo oafiest opportunity N
pressing p1o.y my rcRrei FOR hav ng unnten<o oDaIiy
Atlrlp5,ed 20 You sfchEh "a yous speech at Rocndas
"h~n you dd no, uaae. hasrg ayAn read tho reporis
~ so"f hnd Mr. sf ghgt hey Ind nat Mr. Brlgbt
NJ Lbo s'nclson oi ,he ,srsayo wbNh ttoke Of
nfeetoi condition ~ ihn SsIstI eDt and people OF no
Loot a. ithF nG4hNS. HotvIlh.-AuflHg 'bis terrific
sGllrie, 'heir Igge,o turr nnauafarlirc- ana CON.
n'erce pc 'eed with an uninierrup.od ~ .ccss
Tie Get eSu'eEed N tbg pas Il eyas,'y dent
.aI ~ thsL VI J Sewa,d, when be ,aa that AmaTi
can citizen tLs tLa, although hastea
70 admit tbo verbal tbcTuh'y ~ The gGc tat ap
pears 10 90 oe of plosL tGv nators
Md 10 NV spec mat eas ,nceftAn whether you or
hr, FiIht h0d Used be aSpfS and now y
JedeIy gind 70 tnd bGI only did agree
NJ coward ana hi fT gnt unt showed yous remark
oGs<Le cheoD tho ougaIs aId most ioscibo terms
hov DISASTROUS must tbo 10 ,bo Eorbern sn.eu
or tho ffgttfu cNrsudi-tr. uf and Money wb .h
hey are now nCGrrus ara NV tne cola p4e
wb,so ,Inst follow lho hollow ous stato VI Iro.
psIiy which ttty arc 30" o',oJ 'r have its honor
20 BE-, &.., JtkGlNsIDh. a
hAH,Eb osDs.. gst., b.. 4.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
A "A NtuA AbrM .
- -. ,,. conn 40.

1DSNur'ct from kc'6oarno, hrougnt 123o,I4s
,hc Monarch war fee, silh f24T. 600 Tho Prince q
waes, with SlaI 1I6, would 10 duo form gbl n,
pr.Do,pal tide ot spe. rpm Australia cantnaes 10 d.
10 India wttss cossey ,esssns the 10
nSnd uCoE tho l.nIcoB usrieL
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
p.r~o.aI Tnt,iIta.ns..

~. y hacgy-as wsI uf-u ~ ~ ussss
ttroash and iots sdssee hu. ar1 cher Tsfic ~
hslA bs cn@fsa tlussH tta farrscn - ne errff1
tfQtfN ncs fAtlff q NsN-k .-sfff Le q. fT ftst
csrcs gr rsrsra' trftrg snbsrsa~f sr
"a sAd st4s s4.s s~ist fbln 40 ascr ~ ~ 'ssl
aslts d rs ~ .fls .ft -
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
sns EpssrDIn sstsAC mtMrs.

lsHTNH, Doc ~ ltt1s
hItsrssfrsnn are nA<.ss n shs GrsnS wsicoms in
,be Nir.fesssb yAfsashass rsrasr, .bcrty srr,,isd
homo 90 mousbs fuf olst ffs fsissuib - 20
tnstao for ne ww
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
NEWS FROM TINE SOUTH.
Position or LonGstresCs Fosee~--Ass
Troops Barsrooted-smaiIpos A.ssna
the Unioa Prisoners at Daavino. 80.

ioRrH1s aosEo,, Deo 70 Is1a
Tho Richmond inqUirr, of december q; ooni4ip- ,Lo
following
Gen Morgan passed through Col1mb1s, &C. 90 no
9Th inst
There are three hundred oasss q smapoI smooy ,ro
Yankee prisoners at ranvlie.
Te Confederate army 10 EAsi rsnnsss.e hu sono a,o
winter quarters.
nrB1oI. Dec . It,a.
onr forces arc stin nolDn Bgt.dge and yuf.o-s
Cannonadns was heard AT the after pisco on eu,aay
Gen LOosstreet unable 70 folo~ % th afvGhiass
Ia Consequence of tbs lsrgs number of tAlsfo'.a
in bis command. Tho weather s co.d and 20. m.gu.
tans are covered With suou
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
Mavsme.,s OF Troops.

- ff'h NfhsVNI MSAkkT'
The fhh Vsmont regiment, ssisAAni colo1ei }. n.
Isvs, ooulnsndins, arfyed its sty At noc- yestsr.
day Ihy lsr ss three oelo-s via the Hsdsob Hvw
nAAroad. srd wus sIT~c,sd W f.hah Bsrrstop, Yer.
moui, Q. three ecIoes tk@ mouhs
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

yOgpoh AoSEy hssprP.
IosUos. Dec. a, lse3
ro,sols closed a, 81. %, !. foc money
ABss'cae Sss-ss-Iilino.s 'sn'rsl sbaiss - 70 aIs
co1Ei, ilrte Rsiisoaa f2 ~ rS
n loros, leo. 22.Ise3.
sho fnnds isvorauy snscteo ny isree recovery
rf hutton IN tho Bank
LIVERPOOL cOTroS, psssDsrurfs, rroyIsloss AVID
t~ pIop,ug ssasISs.
LIVERPOOL, Ice. n, 1858.
gsros-sAss ,pas, eco bsles. inciScins 600 bales
% prscrsiers and ssicrisrs ssrtsi sue. and VI
70 Manchsser m.sKs. hos os.nt.aeived.
pssAr-i,rs THE markep 10 generally ins.sise'
Pro,ross. mo m.rle, IL qa'e, ana s,sady. Various
s,esay. sssa D. 90 s:saay as s,ssay os irm
PsoSU.p.-sugsf frmsr torte--No sales RICE ~,
active h,hes qnisi snd .iend,. hos'n qoiet npiri'
tgypeD,ifr 70 ,alts. relroleum GUIet crude frnsr
~ ''' Icsoos. Dec. 2, issa
hFoa.ssons dan And declining sugar frm. Cones
firm. fsa stcsdy. RICE rae falow steady.
I'm Lhfrtr xSGtITs.
II,ssrooi., Doc. az, lses.
HssArsrury- market opeps dlu, spd tode's demand \
rsdaciioU. corr steady AT 2ss
PsovssNs.--fte market NJ qujet SUI stfsdy
Arrest Of n Bri,,.h OH..r ON Saspi.I lon
OF BstnS q Rebel sv.nt and CaVvtes Of
Lsttsrs "a the sossh-Hss Papers ard
His Poetry, 80.
Marshal Anrrsy yest'resy nOtnrs arrested Leu.
tenant Roosp, ~ he Hrtsb Army, passenger On
board ihe Amslon vessel aboat 10 ,si for Bermuda.
The Leuicnant hsd in 1s possessiop large number Of
unstsmptd letters aud several .nfamms,ory pieces Il
poetry The lstsS forwaTd.d 70 Secretary Seward
who prosui 10 S.~ York. and by bis orders ,hs
BsrshAI d.alnso br. Roois h. ,be county jail Unt ID
morning, TO o. sent to Fort lafayette
10 appears tnat Eooss previously cap'uT cd with
othere, noard he rebel Neepe. kobsrt Lee, 70.
endeavorpg a. run tbe hicos sde, but was discharged
being brsb subject, nnd prooi " bis ntsDtop "a
interfere la the war .rins nosD gwen
quaDtds 81 printed lNstfy wHs slso found la bis
vale the fessui which The fotiow ns
from Maryland 10 ChAins = spscimsr
srs~e frses 90 'he qresion
Ia tbs oeis ~ Lafayette
bss II u four cha u.s.rt nro,ters
shat wthiu 90 psraus,,
bss 4 ~ the ri'ert ourras
cruthsd oereatk An iron hsfd,
Igs IA 81 ihs ighi. srmies
Chartered ON yoUr uoaning sLd
Ia them lot tho question re.
frs1as and bfntffrs fresg t
Another, eDltsa ne oa.sIss. southern war song
commenced hus
AvHse suo to torss, NY hrO,hsssf
for ,ha dawn ,s q ioe gray,
And hs<s, 10 ihe crnctiing bv,thwood
1hsfs are feet that ussd this way
Nho sosseibi "a f,tnd.n "what udipg'
Oh 8odi sictsn ~ tel:
tcr The earth seems ssrh longer
And ns sigf's are sSnie ~ Hell
wherever tho vandaI pms,h,
Frees eene 70 year nssrt with your steel
trd vheD ~ h~ bosotn you cannot,
ihs %. .rpsri, 70 rrise Al h's be.l.
nr0ngn thhiet ard vupd r. nunt bin,
creep ap Ia he camp nresde.
Ind lst isn " bio oorJsss blscEsp
whsrs ote a cor broitovs ihs died.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
t.ssAt Hstealn.

1ha 80, o,errneut emroyes At Sfsernsss Who as,isitd
htng tne appshannocE for ihe rebels, have oe.u
dsctargod for violation az tho neutrality aw.
The names ~ persous serving on any rchsi vessel,
Who belonged 10 the NRvsi Reserve. ordered 10 10
en from the s 20 forfeit al privileges and rot 70
be aloved e enef the service.
The London Army aud Vary CassH regards General
eet fixture follow General seade IN bis retreat ~
uroof o. the weakness u the South. and IN
gard 10 General Msadeg futile advance ~ says" IN
good sensfAship Richmond might have been the prizs
f. - asserted thst the capture of ne brig Uaehlng
wave on tss Mexican coast. by q tnTon cruiser, was
wholly gniusiifsbe che beine regular Lyefpooi snc
vesi AZ trader employed 10 her ordinary commerce.
me Iuudon Horaunt Herald reteait TIE rufnor that
QUO OF the principal Secretaries " state has fisnsd
nv teat p'ned 70 BE- the cause. u rnpposed 70 be
the Duke ~ Sewcas,ie.
Ise yAudon Ds,iy Nuot taiss d wcosrle general
election within sx mtnths.
The lrotrsetsa martial tfe csss ~ Col 'rhw.
l.y had gassd Ils dscsion reserved he Cnorei
~ .de . W urn lncs, s1d able defeUcs.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
MR.. LINCOLN 8 MESSAGE.

a s,ro,ss ~ iipcohs Messages and proclamation.
received PER krsba VIA Haifsx, attracted general com
merit lbe onden looks upon the Message a. war
Ike and SAYS tho effect Of the whole document esty
ueladed Tescnoles that o ,he battle The cnsr Of
peace - terms oannot be accepted rho whole
question s,i depercs The fortune VI IL may be
gratifying 10 the North be formally ed tbat the
government sirus aud .ucoessfnj euodeh 70 offer
anuesiv BAT ID h evident that W. Lincoln anticipates
DO pairo result docs the secretary ~ the rsasfy
VITO ,ocxs forward sfD sssrs cypeudituTes.
'nmmerr.a circles Nsw yors appsaT ~ share hs
pnsvnss. ibe premium ~ lcd bav.ns r,en ouder the
Message
me DoIg N. . A~,Its ife arrival OF tie fpl message
before giving an opu'.
Tho Iorsine Poa tbns s,olr must be "iosng " aud
sys te should cd that s1ou'eeraie army
wa. Snsarnped bupdred ,oiss al Washington ne
fore ne sentured % dictate sccn terms % amnesty,
The Mo.n,ne Hucld TidiouIes the proclamaou and de
uouu,cs the vndtvs spirit u the pTorered amnesty
vnicu save offers potning which could be withheld
y tie Southern town bad been taken and the a-t
southern rsvImeut cot piece The real object ~ 70
establish pseudo STATE sVvenmcct ~herever ,scars
fooihoid can be foubd
TIE soraiHo Ssr appsuds the honesty ~ Lincoln, re
oces bs ic.ermnhtor to pot down slavery and ssys
he ov~rures 20 toe s0utt are arse srd literal
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

empire @ nosico and aro 70 try aaa persuade ~ yn
pesos poeon to recognize tho South IN resn sor rvch
Acknowledgment
was rspcssod ibai s,soss M ssspesss V sAs Russas
Iepy feAtve " ies toossss hsa Rseoesse sOasssOes
o. an1e'sa 40 Weim,essv 10 tAe wesefne - Ne eeys
Anotoef eusomcDt shat France, sots 70 no 6w
government, says Tho ooeirod pyosYewme wM b drawn
DOats -l-7" n 's't -
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

gent snoccssts VT w ~ n
Three ,uswgeo, Hadsu hoo been hsns al iss@
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

Afaat far.f1st 80 Hpfs 60 tlestay aatft "a ttf
fshaatc - dftsfsftd fraff a or ftr txsfa Sess
sff II 81 tts farlf tue ~ go ~ ht t's ~
ssfs 30 ffs1 n a.graf p aFtsEfet 81 ~ ~ - ~
tLfss -ts fdrttt s.Fn ffefss re- 81 t@f0t1 o.
f.d tsss rfsd % - sl fr ~ ssff leiits = -
d httal ~ l.tt b. iAs ss4 fttfs ~, ts - 80
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
Psupaa.

me prusan ctamteJs, Ia spite, u ths ,p rtsrai Oh
fanatons voted ~ ,~o 10 one ilo ADDRESS 10 tho ing
'efuslng ire ca,
The New York herald., 1863-12-30
Say. .osd.. and Lord uars,nsse

NG0Ar fG. "a = -'.
No Austrian NoeiosAi essis nns ses sa se1 aea n
Won Seh@"sios % con,inood "a The sabipet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
FoREIGN.NEws

NV Ynnt An,,,.I RI mi. -.t.o,,.r NV
ot ,p,dop arrived ion;gbta a, .sya. ocloet
witb ous ds,'ristsr ne~s Tbe priss,ssr Mn,
ids annenrsi ~ R;noi,t, !, -, ,hs 9-,h IS A.,
Iust BoardeJ a n,I9t host ana ssn, brs.
nsssspger. snorossd ~ .hs ,bs ronEsdsrsts
agents ashore rs bsr The Flor;ds sss "a
Oneen tow n or he ls,b
The Cork H,old he'd pr-,ioo.lv l,,,.oon,a9
her sxpec,rd arrival st 6ncen,tovn 10 egfao,
,be sb;pmsnt of r,ep al n, ,be ;ns,snca ot
the Tinted STATE. Coosnl not;ce boJ haan
nostrd bv ,ba PSI SS,n;,.l' ,gort,, 10y ~ Sse"
nle ,ooi,s, o,y hrsach of H. F,rsi1, E,I;,,a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
REcoNNoIsANCE TO THE CHICKA
HOMINY.

New YoRK, August 3l.--Richmond papers,
Of the 18th, contain the following.
Six hundred Yankee cavalry advanced mp
the Peninsula, on Thursday, as far as New
Kent Court House. A detachment came up
later 10 the day TO the vicinity of Bottom
Bridge, over the Chickahominy, fifteen miles
below Richmond.
At this point they exchanged few shols with
our pickets aud it is said that several on each
side were killed and wounded We do not
think that not much blood was shed Our
pickets we're, however, driven in, but before
retiring they removed the floor of the bridge,
and prevented the further advance Of the en-
emy in that direction It is by no means Ger.
tain that the Yankees designed to extend
their reoonnoisanee this side Of the Chieka-
hominy, as they made no attempt to do 30, but
returned down the Peninsula They either
came from Williamsburg, or was landed from
transports at the White House. we have not
ascertAined which.
An officer Of General Etzys staff, who 70.
turned Yesterday afternoon from scout as
far as New Kent, reports he saw no iudica-
tons of hostile force, but was informed at
The Court House that six hundred had visited
that place on Thursday. The strength of the
invader was greatly exaggerated by the 6rst
report which reached the city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
eREAr FlRE IN EASE posroN.

BosFov, August 81, p MA destructive
freis now raging in East Boston. 1t commenc.
ed'n the Atlantic Works, where the monitors
turrets are constructed The buildings, with
four nearly finished turrets, are already De-
stroyed, The flames are rapidly extending
thtough the mechanical and business section
of East Boston.
EyESING The fire ia East Boston, which
broke out at Lambard wharf about noon to,
day, has been got under. Corleys wharf and
also Brown i Lowell's wharf, we're nearly
swept of buildinga which we're mainly ma
chine shops, whose tenants were able to save
little from the flames The buildings on the
wharf occupied by tho Atlantic Works, were
built of both wood and brick aud covered a
large space, Total loss, 5000, 900, about halt
of which is insured