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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-10
LATEST FROM MARYLAND.
ZEN. LEES ARMY AT IIAGERSTOWN
FIGHT PROGRESSI,


INDEFINITE ACCOUNT.S.
The following unofficial despatch from the
tclcgraphic superintendent at Martinsburg
was received at the War Department last
night:
MARTINsBURc, July s, 1863
To Hon. J. A. Seadon, !Secy Of HtdS:
From all the reports, we gained q decided
and telling advantage over the enemy at Get
tysburs on Wednesday and Thursday.
On Friday We charged his works, and took
them, but were unable to hold them, and fell
back towards IIagerstown.
There has been but little fighting since
then. So far the victory is on our side.
We can now hear cannonading, and the re-
port is that fight is now going on at uagcrs-
town.
Everything is so indefinite that it is impos-
siblc to form correct idea Of the fight
Four thousand prisoners are now at Will
Transport, on their way to Richmond. Many
of those who were slightly wounded were pa
rolled to-day.
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Mr.. MAsoS's REILLY.
No. - UTTER SEYMOUR ST.

NO. II IFFEK DEYMOUk + 81,
Portman Square, June II, 1868.
Sir have your note of yesterday. The
proposition it contains is certainly worthy OF
the gravcst consideration, provided it is made
under proper responsibility. Yet, you must
be aware that while you. know fully the rep
resen'ativc position l occupy, have not the
like assurance as regards yourself.
If you think proper, therefore, to communi
cate to me who those are on whose behalf and
authority you make the proposition referred
to, with the evidence OF your right to make
this offer" l will at once give You my reply,
the character of which, however. must depend
on what may learn of your authority in the
promises. }. NJ. Mason.
.Noncurc d. Conway Ep.
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LATEST PRESS DESPATCH.
Large Number of Prisoners ell route fol
Richmond.
BATTLE AT BOONSBORO'.
GENERAL MEADE WOUNDED.

Grant Petreoting from ITcksJurg-Banks a
Ne@ Orleans Calling for Requirements.
.MARrISsBuRC, July S.-Largc numbers o.
prisoners are on the road to Richmond. Skir
mlshing is going on at Hagerstown, and 6
considerable fight took place at Boonsboro'.
The Baltimore Gazette" of the 9th saws
Meade is wounded.
The same paper states that Grant is retreat
ing from Vieksburg.
Banks, at New Orleans, calls for reinforce
mcnts. Louisiana is lost to the Yankees.
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FIGHTING IN THE SOUTHWEST
BANKS ROUTED WITH HEAVY LOSS

JACKSON, July Cen. Loring attacked
Osterhaus yesterday near Edwards Depot, anc
after three hours hard fighting drove hin
across the river. Our loss is reported heavy
The enemy's loss not known.
An officer from the vicinity of Port Hudson
saws Dick Taylor crossed the Mississippi un
der cover of our guns last Saturday. He arc
Gardner attacked Banks and routed him witt
heavy loss. They are marching to reinforc'
Johnston.
Nothing further in regard to the fall o
Ficksburg.
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MR.. CoSwAY's LETTER.
AUBREY HOUSE. NOTHING HILL. !
London, W., June lO, 1863.

hIBREf llul SE. -Nul Hill.
London, W., June lO, 1863.
Sir Il have authority to make the follow
ing proposition on behalf Of the leading anti
slavery men Of America, who have sent ne to
this country.
If the States calling themselves ''thc Con-
fedcrate States Of America" will consent to
cmancipatc the negro slaves in those States,
such emancipation TO he guaranteed by lb-
eral European commission, the emancip patton
to be inauguratcd at once, and such time to
be allowed for its completion as the commits
sion shall adjudgc to he necessary and just,
and such emancipation once made to be IRE
vokablc-thcn the abolitionists and anti
slavery leaders of the Northern States shall
Immediately oppose the prosecution of the
war on the part Of the United States Govern
mcnt, and since they hold the balance OF
power, will Certainly cause the war to cease
jy the immediate withdrawal Of every kind
Of support from it,
| know that the ultimate decision upon SO
grave proposition may require some time
but. meanwhile, beg to be Informed at your
early convenience whether you will person,
ally lend your influence in favor of rcstora-
ton of peace and the independence of the
South upon the simple basis OF the emancipa-
ton Of the slaves.
ANY guarantee of my own responsibility
and my right TO make this offer shall be forth
coming. MoScrRE u. CONWAY.
j. " ,Nuson, Esq.
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THE VERY LATEST,
GEN. MEADE REPORTED KILLED--Mc-
CLELLAND IN COMMAND

NII4LL.l-N Y y IN OU-H NJ IAN d.
I$rECIAL DESPATCH TO THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
WINCHESTER, July s, 1863.
The report Of fight at Gettysburg on Sun
day. in which we captured Il large number
Of prisoners, is confirmed. Our army is re-
ported at Hagerstown and Frederick. The
enemy occupied Maryland Heights yesterday
evening. Cannonading this evening towards
Williamsport is reported. The "Sun" of the
4th acknowledges the virtual raising of the
Eicksburs siege The rain has ceased.
Gen. Jenkins is wounded slightly, Meade
is reported killed, and Mcclellan is said to be
in command. c.. +,
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TIE AMERICAN QUESTION

Mr.. Slidell, the Envoy of the Confederate
States, has had very long conference with
the Emperor of France. The Emperor sent
for him and had private tete-a-tete with him
at breakfast and did not part with him until
the Council of Ministers had assembled.
This interview has given strength to the
rumor that renewed offer of mediation in
American affairs by the Emperor Louis Ma
polcon, is likely to he the result Of. the fall "i
Puebla.
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Mr.. coSwAY'S ANSWER.
AUBREY House, NOTING HILL. W.,

AUBREY House, NOTING Hill. W,
June IL, 1863.
Sir-Your note Of the 18th has been re-
ceived.
could easily give you the evidence that |
represent the views Of the leading Abolition
lists of America, but with regard to the spe-
cial offer which have made | have concluded
that it was best to write out to America and
obtain the evidence of my right to make it in
a form which will preclude any doubt Us to its
suficiency. I shall then address you again on
the subject. NoNcrRE ID. CONWAY.
J. W. Mason, Esq.
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Mr.. MASON CLOSES THE CORRESPONDENCE.
No. a UPrER SEYMOUR STREET,
PoRrMAS SQUARE, June II, 1863.

PoRTMAN SQUARE, June II, ISO3. J
Sir-I have received your note Of yestcr-
day.
You need not write to America to "ootain
the evidence" of your right to treat on the
matter it imports. Our correspondence closes
with this reply. 1t was your pleasure TO COM
mence it, it is mine to terminate it.
desire to know who they were who were
responsiblefor your mission to England, as
YOU present it, and who were to confirm the
treaty You proposed to make for arresting the
war in America on the basis Of = separation
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CAPITULATION OF VICKSBURG.
Tile Officers Retain their Side Irms.
PRISONERS PARoLED.

JACKSON, July I, 1863.
Hon. J. Il. Seddon, Sec'y Of Var:
Ficksburg capitulated on the 4thinst. Tht
garrison was paroled, and are to be returned
to our lines, the officers retaining their side
arms and personal baggage. This intelligence
was brought by an officer who left the place OF
Sunday, the 9TH.
r r. 1ouvsTor EanaroI
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MARRIED.

N,cy,rp 81 N,numcrtaI Church july tth. g
-. o., t;..,-r. WOODBRIDGE. ALFRED u. SHIP
nsu.n. ,,s rI.hmond ami FAME L.. dangh-
f.,r Wa. /. .iuhf~.T Il. b., Rector ot
Gra.r Church. Jamaita,.L. /.
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''A'e interesting facts about the Tacony's
, -a1ent appear in another column. If 1t.
,'4 could So freeze the Yankees blood with
,,n ,r'' cause some thirty war vessels to start
- rom their ports, and each individual
!. III New England to "stand on end" at
l,,s -",ui tale Of destruction he was so rapid-
!. ;su''d'ng-with :. piece of an old spar, what
h. '0'an'eer navy cannot accomplish. in
en.m,; "~! Of sweeping the last vestige of the
trial somneree from the ocean2 The edi
t- n SannS nGm the New York Times" which will
iarprsn.. ~ the same column, contains some
ta:rej ~ suggestions. which ought to be
70 Immediate profit.
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Every eye now ins,inctivcly turns towards
Vicksburg and Port Hudson rs the points
where the Great Rebellion is to receive Il
ha9nnd which can never be hea,cd, or where
wlntso, ,aror prowcss it is to win for itself l.
aGas%la n sbS GHnmso life. Each day of suspense
IS thc fryeris anxiety to hear 81,
ies0-cwiw lcccss Of our arms. Ii cannot be
-,-NGycr, before the end is reached
/ he late message of the Governor Of Missis-
sippi indicates his appreciation OF the urgcn-
cy Of the ease. His imporing appeal to
every man in the State capable Of bearing
arms to rush at once 10 the rescue indicates
the greatness of the emergency. lie feels
that now or never the blow must he struck
which will dis!odgc our forces from ,h"ir
strong position in the very heart of the State,
and diSappoint our hope of rccovcrng the
| control "t the great river OF the great West
crn valley To hold our position againS; their
present assaults, is to hold it permanently.
10 open the river now IS to keep it open. If
the rebel cause in the Southwest caunut now
| triumph over our arms it ncvcr can. l. must.
suffer a fatal ami final collapse.
1t has been said. with q great degree Of as
surancc. that the progress OF the war AMI the
measures rcsortcd tU for the overthrow of the
States Il perfect unit. The facts. however, do
not sustain the assertion. There are largr
numbers scattered everywhere throughout
those States. who have never hal their hearts
in the rebellion. who both di>tru>t and dcspisc
its originators And in the hearts Of the
oligarchS at Richmond there is Il deep Li>trust
Of the people. Every reverse has it, own cI-
feet. Every disaster makes more frequent and
loud the mnrmur- against the men whose
selfish, un>crupulouS ambition iia- brought
on the evils under which 80 many States
groan.
With the fall Of Nirksburg and Por, Hall
son, and the attainment by our force, .! Il
permanent possession OF the banks Of the dis
ssSippi, there will, Of course, be Il Nor" do
cided movement on the part OF those AREA y
deeply disaifcctcd muititudcs. Their secret de-
sires for the overthrow OF the rebel G"rcrnn"rt
will give place to open Repatriation oi IT. itu-
thority.
A great crisis has come Davis torc>aw X,
and pledged ali the power o!-1hc ''tomicdcra-
cy" 10 meet the emergency: and we see II"
reason to suppose that he Will fail IN the iUI-
fIlmcnt Of his pledge. E"ery resource at his
command will be used. Til: people, in view
Of these facts. are anxious. But they believe
that the Government also disccrns the imp"r-
lance Of the crisis, and that IL wi! usc the
vast resources entrusted to it wisely and well.
They expect the force of the rebels, h"w"v"r
heavily they may be ma>sed hy their lea"r'
to pc confronted by ourown troops III such over
whelming numbers as to present an iinrcnc-
trabc barrier t. assaults. "r to l.: ready 20
move themselves with crushing weight tpr an
attack.
VIZ Il, 4. -, ir. r.fu,i.n- al he
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of the States, wild. or without the sanction oi
their government Bat such information Is OF
,he less value now. aS | find from an adver-
,isement III the journals o; the day that You
have brourht to England letters OF sufficient
credit from those whD sent YOU 10 invite Il
public meeting in London, under the sanction
of member of Parliament, who was to pre-
side, to hear an address from you on the sub
iect of your mission, with the promise OF a
address from hun.
This correspondence shall 20 to the public,
and find its way tu the country, Il class ot the
citizens Of winch yuG claim 10 represent. lt
will, perhaps. interest the government and
the Soi-diSun loyal men, there Is known, un-
der the sanction Of Your name. that the lead
ing anti-slavcry men in .h!ncrica' arc pre-
pared TO negotiate with the authorities ii the
Confederate States. for II restoration -. peace
and the independence Of the South, on IL
pledge that the abolitiun;-ts and anti-Slavcry
leaders OF the Northern States shall lMmcIi-
atcly oppose the further prosecution of the
war on the part Of the United States Govern
mcnr, ;md, since they hold the balance Of
power, will certainly cause the war to cease,
by the Immediate Withdrawal "f every kind
of support from it. -
As some reward. howcvcr, for this interest
ing disclosure. your inquiry whether the Con-
fcderatc States will consent to emancipation
on the terms stated. shall not 20 wholly unan-
swercd. You may be assureu. than. an'! per-
haps it may bo.ii sa!r" ~ ,-G''r conSt'rrt1ts y
assure them. that The Northern States will
never be in relations to pu: the question to the
South. nor will the Southern States ever be in
Il position requiring them to give IN answer.
j. VI. Mason
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/. reported uponreiiable authority that
n;v. nave evacuated Suffolk, Portsmouth
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TIE CRISIS IN TIE SOUTHWEST.

Every eve now instinctivcly turns towards
Vicksburg and Port Hudson as the points
where the Great Rebellion is to receive Il
hR9nnd which can never he heacd, or where
Witn,ss,; ;ar!Or prowcss it is to win FOX itself !.
af SGh's@n" abn rnoof life. Each day of suspense
IS thc frverisi anxiety to hear 81,
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We frcp"oatIy Il"ar il asked why have The
mortarS across III" river bren 81 quiet for tie
p@st few days, and have beard bur one plauSi-
bic solution. VIZ: Gen. Grant sent Commodore
Porter word that >iioI!in@- Nicksburg was Il
waste Of shell and ammuuition, and only fur
niSlIcd lis with material t. fir" back ut them
that the Nicksburscrs only laughed at the idea
of being "s!clIc,l "ui," and that many Of the
shells arc used Us ornaments and trophies bv
the rebels after the powder is extracted. That
almost every house has some OF these prncc-
tiles is perfectly correct. and that we laugh at
the i!ca Of being "shcllcl our" is equally
true. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-10
WICK SBE re- ITEMS.
From tie Citizen ~ III. Old. !

We learn that Colonel McIaurcn, Of the 81
LousiaEa, was severely wounded on Sunday
last.
Major Martin, Of the 18th Louisiana rcsi-
mcnt, was killed in skirmish on Sunday
evening last. ll:> funeral sermon was preached
yesterday.
In noticing the heavy fring Of the enemy
on our lines last Saturday, "" said we worl,i
not be surprised il our loss Was considerable. "
We have sincc made diligrnt inquiry in that
quarter, and are surprised and gratiiicd to
learn that our loss WIS comparatively nothing.
The works, stronger than those Of ScbastOpol.
cticrtually protecting our men, our loSs will
not average more than one man 10 the rrg!mcnt.
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We cannot point t" an instance on record
more worthy the admiration Of nation than
that presented to our view daily hy our gal
liant, devoted and heroic army Words fail to
do it true justice, and wa only look for the re-
ward due Il patriotic army--thc achievement
Of an Independent, un>ullcd nationality
That this achievement in part is near at hand
we have abundant evidences to make Us clad,
hopeful ana high spirited. Suffice it, there
fore, to say lhatour army is in excellent order,
and ut no distant hour may respond to the
Wclingtonan command of Up Guards, and
at them"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-17

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Recommended b. the MEDICAL FACULTY as a CA
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In DR0PSYi its estab ished curative properties
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The Diuretc and Solvent properties of the "Aromatc
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In GOVT and RHEUMATISM, ii taken in the form of
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Taken as hot punch, in HUMoRAL and sPAsMoDIc
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Administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoKBus'
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As NERyINE. a TONIC and q PURIFIER of the
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Peculiarly adapted to the complaints of delicate FE
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1t only alcoholic preparation in country that
can be generally imhibed with pleasure and safety
even when taken producing headache other
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Sold handsomely wrapped in yellow papers, in pint
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B0URBON WHISKEY,
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Warranted pure, and the best quality with the pro-
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n. B.-This article Is warranted, in the most OBJ
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edy, after having suffered several years with
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Erastus Day, Communication, $500.
Henry Thompson, non RESIDENT
Patrick Shawness, alien. ,o
John Watkins, commutaton. SOW
Geo W Beal, two brothers in army.
Joseph Comey. motherl IS child Loon
Benz ID Nichols, conmutatlon' S5VVV;;o
Geo w Lancaster, commutatton, SSUV'
Henry 5 Godfrey, commut . .tiqn, S SSSa
Charles Lyons, aiien
Pat Mcrerman, over age
Alfred o Darling, over age. -, ,..,,
Amos IL lIolbroOk. two motherless children
john IL trimmings alien oo
JamesA Morse, Communication. $500
Geo ) Turner, Communication, $500
Hilos Belcher, Communication, SJ0n:
oliver T. Cumcy, commutation, 500
James Comey, Communication, $500
Edmund A forest, communication $500.
Geo : walcott commutation, $500
EOrlando NJ Cook, Communication, S30O.
q Albmus Mann, over age.
Edison Rhodes, only support of parents.
Alfred A Putnam, Communication, $500.
Calvin Phiops, over age
P w HoughtOn, only support Of parents
John A Prentice commutaiion, $500
Andrew tlimpton, clmlnutation $500.
Nathan Arnold, two brothers in army.
Daniel T. Dav. Communication, $780,
EDWARD Bachelor Communication, $500.
Lewis Williams communication, $500
Chas w arbell, only support ofm
W A Blake, communication $500
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STEPHEN IL sherman, commute ion, $500.
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William W Gay Communication, $780,
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EXEMPTIONS AUGUST l5
Benjamin Huston, necrosis lower end right femer,
diSchargng pus.
Thompson Taft, frequent attacks of coma. Oath of
DIR. Wilcox.
Josiah Davis acquired feebieness of constitution
Fredenck Fay, blind in left eye, vision impaired In
right
Charles II Newton, acquired feebeness Of constitution
Oath DR.. Hobart.
John Burditt, acquired feebleness of constitution
Oath MIR Fay.
Thomas Riley, insanity. Oath DR.. Hobart.
Andrew Bryant, acquired feebeness OF institution
Oath Mr.. Putnam.
Christopher Tubbs, lateral curvature of the spine.
William Pierce, varcose ulcers OF left leg
Charles Mowrr, teeth insufficient.
Acceptable
Per order of the Board,
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ROOFING = THOMPSONS p

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Orders for roofing and for covering TN roofs promptly
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nor SALE AT A BARGAIN

a REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
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