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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

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XsHErLsx1s, cured of Nervous Debility,
Ineonpstenoy, Premature 'nsssy apd Youthful
nrss, sotusssd BY Assifs to bcnent o4hess. will
b happy 70 furnish V al who assd N' (frss d
shsrgs) he rscips and dirsetions for making the
aimpls nsmedy ussd m las oasa. Ikoss Wishing
70 peout BY his exPsrisnss--sad posssss valuable
Rsmedy-wili receive the ssms, " return mail
taassfhlly 'ssisdJ By 'Sa's',,.s ,ns. Jox,n,,a! o,n,,a!
sul.--dAwsn q No. % Na.sas ~. n. YORK.
> lGF THA CosllssIons AID EIPlklisglo %
nor asssous lss,lasy, fss.ssaSs Decay 1S q i Hss
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Any AND sExyAL sYsTEn-EsM. and reliable
treatmcnt-in Reports 81 the HOWARD AsSO-
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I Howard Assoeiation, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CHzsAINe FAcls FOE yns BiIIoys.-- Every
SIX RSss @ ts @ S%
and cured without din3dnny or inconyenienoe. It
IL ~ obstinsts diaeASs, but Its obstinAsy u not
, 81 sd 81
MTTERI That seaiAl corrective oompsis the or.
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ThAiF aotlon brinEs ~ back fFon state Of Iebsi.
wtA sSs sS' q ssh
Slds sehe ar back sehs, Y ceases; II The Akin md
thAT Fesoyer their natural hue; II the appstite 10
gone, II returns; II the digestion Is impaired II 10
Sstoiedi n briei, whsteyer the symptoms of the
assumed, . cure 10 certain. Such are the uni fprm
eneets ofithis preParation where bilious disease
has hesn alresdy Developed; but In sases where
there Y nsrsly . constitutional tendsney 70 liver
tponplAtat II nay b prevented thfoGgipnt life BY
ssi. .naess fas.s y :1 sss SEosss ssss :4ssid
bA sertously pondeted-ro, Father, they snor!q oe
promptly sted upon-by all persons of blliops
AsoA. 4 ltLlA 81 a baIl li1L ~ u lt1.o-1yoe.
NIvxR roo LATs 70 In4sx-A ABy Prof, Alex.
piano forts and Iinsing. 'fsok Woiowsh con
tinuss bis sinStag and Pisne Cltssss, snd opens
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

OuTsIbs.-some interesting extracts from
late southern papers, and other matters, will be
found on the arst page Of our paper to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
FROM CHARLESTON.
TWO MONITORS AT WORK.
bait. AMERICANS Special DISPATCHES
SHELLlNG OF REBEL FORTS.
OPERATIONS OF GEN. GILLMORR.
IA SUPPOSED FIRE IN CHARLESTON.
TWO MONITORS AT WORK.
SHELLING OF REBEL FORTS
OPERATIONS OF GEN. GILMORE
A SUPPOSED FIRE IN CHARLESTON

oUR OPERATIONS PATAPsco ARD PAssAIc
SHILLING TBR RIBEIA
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The transport Curlew,
from Charleston Bar on the morning of the 9th,
has arrived. She len Port Royal on the 4lh,
and towed the Monitor Weehswken 10 Charles
ton Bar. The Pstapsco and Psssaic were at
work, but the army was quiet.
r- DIsPATCHBs TO rHl AMRhicAN.
The Curlew brings the following special dis
patches for the Baltimore American:
aILLMoRE's PREPARATIONS - ACTIVE OPERA
rioss ABOUT TO Be RsNEwED.
CHARLtsToN HAhBoR. s. C.,I
Monday Eventag, October ., 1862
from the rebel forts. -.
Gen. Gillmore's prcparstions for further and
important offensive operations are nearly COM
pletcd, and active and important work will
soon be resumed against the rebels. EFF.
The steamer Fulton, which arrived at New
York on Monday last from Charleston Bar,
brought the following dispatches from the spe.
cial correspondent Of tho Anssrica~ at Charles
ton harbor. II 10 supposed that they were mis-
carried, as they only reached this city BY tele.
graph from New York yesterday morning:
sHELlIN0 TUE REBEL WORKS.
CHAnLEsIoN HARBoR, s. c.
FRiDAy MOANING, Oct y, :sss.
The monotonous Inactivity prevailing here
for the past three or four weeks still continues
again soon commence. ...
The fire ofthe rebel batteries upon our work.
ing parties on the new fortifcsIions and bat
tories has slackooed ..- ..
The new works erecting BY Major Gen. Gill.
more are rapidly progrsssing and very near
compilation, while the Rebel forts we captured
have been very materially strengthened. r..I
Our batteries now occasionally hre a ths
rebel forts on James Island, Forts Johsstou
and eimkins, and shell the ruins OF Fort Sum.
ter, for the purpose OF retarding the operations
OF the rebels In that work, who are said TO bs
endeaving 10 mount more guns there.
The health Of the army and the navy con.
tinues good. ''."'
We had a heavy gale from the northwest last
night, but no damage was done ~ the Ironsides
Monitors or other vessels Of the feet.
sUPPoslD yIR1 IN CnAhLnsroNH
FnIDAr sEvssDs, Ocsobsr S.-Thors wss
consldsfsbss nrisg this evening between our
batsori0 and the robel forts on James Island.
Fort Sumter was alss briskiy shelled BY our
batteries for short time. -. =
A heavy cload Of smoke Ia perceived from the
hsst over james Island, and arises apparently
from fire In The city Of Charleston. Eff.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
uonu.n WonmI

"wnsDvn THsH (Tnl RnsNs) aAvs fnn
NpoUA. 0YH pnxyn uxyoRn rKHM INTO fnn1n
"nANKs Yn1 eoufHlRH PEOPLE, AHD fanr
"woulD ALSO pnIvn %. TRusf rHnh NOT.
"Wn1 fHnY AD11, rHHT WOULD INVADE ANn
"pDoRDCY % wrTHouT HIRCr. ABsoLvrnLY
"AssuusD or THESE THINGS, I Al AnA1BD rHAi
"ANr oND GOULD fnIrK OF 'YnAcn on AM
"fERMs.' Hl WHO INrERTANs TAD snnrrnBr1
"m HfT OwLT 70 N 4 SLAVE N VINO uTrEBs
"iT A. YnIs rins, noRDovHR, 70 fRAIfok 70
"HIs COUNTRY, WHO DnsRRvss m soonr Arp
OoNfHnPf o. ALE n0NoRABln nnE."-hox
ersss, 10 ~ 0sHsvsl AaasssS,s Of ONO, Fs0rsHS'
1893.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Rum essA Capture Of sh.,byvin..

NASHVILLE, Oct. s.-Rumors prevail that
the rebel cavalry have captured and entirely
destroyed ehelbyville, Tennessee, taking the
forces thcre prisoners. No particulars received
so far, and the truth Of the report is question:
able. .r..g
Gen. Mitchell, with . Large cavalry force,
was pursuing the rsbel cavalry, but wehave no
reports Of his being within striking distance.
The telegraph y working within three miles
of Chattsnooga, and . large force 10 repairing
the track rsceatly torn up. a1. ..a' .,,r'-
Probably the rebel cavalry have divided, q
part making towards Ksntucy 10 harass Gen.
Burnside's lines iof supply. snd . part going
sOuthWard agsinst Rosecrans. 5l,,' .f. =,
John u. Smith has bean unanimously elected
Mayor Of Nashville, .-r,,,.tr,o7y,,.. -. ~,
No prospect Of q rise In the river.
The latest Chattanooga advices say all is
quiet, and there is no appearance OF an attack.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
PROM GENERAL BAHKs's Army.
nsvemsnts Of Frsshlias Corps-A ne bel
aaid.


Aaid.
NEW Yoax, Oct. 9.-The steamer Locust
Point, from New Orleans on the LIST inst, has
arrived. The headquarters OF the Ninth army
corps, under Gen. Franklin, and part Of the
Thirteenth, under Gen. c. G. Washburne, was
at Camp Bisland, my miles from Brashear
City. They had met with no enemy as yet.
Foraging parties had gathered up large num-
bers OF mules, horses and cattle, but the plan
tations are generally deserted. The advance
OF the National army had been delayed on &C.
count Of the obstructions In Bayou Teche, but
these distractions were blown up and Bayou
Teche 10 now open for steamers to New iberia.
On the Esd, at O'Clock q. m, raid was
made on the telegraph office situated opposite
Donaldsonville by a band Of guerrillas, and
fourteen men of the New York Fourteenth cav.
airy and the telegraph operator, Mr.. Allen, Of
Illinois, were captured. In consequence Of this
raid and reports of bands Of guerrlllas being
In the vicinity Of Donaldsonville, an expedi.
ton was set In motion 10 clear the country In
that neighborhood. This expedition left Car
rolton on the night Of the 26th, one thousand
strong, under command OF Gen. Burbridge.
He reconnoitred the whole country to Amits
river without meeting the enemy, and then rc-
turned to Carrollton on the 2Sth without acci.
dent.
Lieut.. Earl, of the Fourth Wisconsin, In
command Of squad Of forty men, marched
rum pdtou houBe ou tnc SVn 40 Ihf a. hulte
river, and captured fourteen prisoners, with
their arms, horses and equipments. Among
them were the notorious Col. Hunter and Capt.
Perry, guerrilla chiefs.
1t is known that the rebel General Logan is
on the east side Of the Mississippi river, seven
or eight miles below Mercausia Bend, with
$500 men and artillery. He is supposed to be
marching TO Liberty, Miss, where rebel force
10 concentrating.
REPoRTED STRENGTH OF TIE REBEL GENERAL
TAYLOR AT SHREVEPORT, A.-sEs. GRANT
RECOVERED.
81. LOUIS, Oct. S.-Twenty five paymasters,
with four and half millions of dollars, wenl
South to-day on the gunboat Springfield in
charge Of Major Fenno. million and hall
goes 10 New Orleans, in charge of Major
Nichols.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad |,
now running 10 Corinth. It will be open tc
Decatur In few days.
II is reported thst Gen. Dick Taylor ha,
ffteen thousand rebeis At Shreveport, Louisi
ana, watching one hundred thousand bales o
cotton.
Gen. Grant is now able TO move around.
Gen. Prentiss arrived from below to-day, 9,
route to Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
|FRoIl FORTRESS loneR
,s''n,,r',rr1''!LsL,l n,rr1 f,a''..F: 4 i
,..,...,s.. The following a'p.'sA received

headquarters,
yOzyulW mgUuoss Ne, o.. q so1ol =
Major Ga H. v. Hauetk, Ge~ersitH.CAtef:
70 break up or capture the guevrillas and boat
crews organized by the enemy Ia Matthews
county, has returned, having In tho msin &C.
complished the object. -Four rebel navsl on
eers, twenty men, twenty-five head Of cattle
Belonging TO the Confederate Government, To-
geaher with horses and arms, are the results.
large number Of rebel boats were destroyed.
Our loss 10 one man killed.
General Wistar reports the Fourth United
States infantry (colored) as making thirty
miles In one day, with no stragglers.
]. g. FosrIR,
Major General Commanding.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Whss ahs AsSsas 8xpsstsA frs. ths . naid
n RsssefasS Rear. s'tal'r
The Richmond Sssiias', OF the 9Th inst, st.

Whss shs nsssas 8xpsstsA frsA ths Rsid
n RssseFasS Rear. s'tai'r
The Richmond Ssstiss'. OF the 9Th inst, sf.
,eesed % foll0wsi -. 0a0l boz. nL #rsafo3
We expect soon 70 have nsWs Of Important
operations 10 RosseraDs' rear, and along bis
line Of supplIes, that shail speedily bring him
70 choose bSsWtpn hght and Aght. In either
case, We are hopeful OF giving him heavy
disssler. Notwithstandieg the delay, which,
70 the uninformsd, 10 sotosturiug and ominous,
We but borrow and express the opinion OF those
iu sitnston TO know, when We say that the
Tina hes By no neans been Lost, and that va
have bright promise Of most Important sue.
cess. ~ r. tha.
iln's 7lli ~ q la.-.~ ~ % q 7. ea1
s,nr5a- (. p, naxlsrs n RishAsssa. % M, ,is1a ~
From the Rapidaa We have runoss Of every
shade--esch 0ensral ID moving, and neither ID
moving. and both are moving. We ,spppoee
that there has been no movement of cOnse-
qusnes By slthsr, for some days past, We ere
not % certain Of what she future mag bripg.-
Riehws~d Ssnttrsl, sh. .-,. o..-. -
a,- tH-r'F" F 49, a't ~ fta.i
The Rslsigh Standard has again made iss
appearance, since having its Office damaged
BY . mob. Tbs Raleigh 8tats Jssrsal, which
wss . much greater suffsrer, has not % yes TO
eumsd. - Richmond Sentinel, sth. y, ,sa,, n. .,, /,
rhs Riehm6ad !Sss,is., Of the sth publishe.
extracts nom late speech Of wm. Bigier, Of
Pennsylvania, with editorial commendatlons
The same paper says that President Dsvi.
authorissd Mason 70 withdraw from Rngland
as early as August last. .g, ls H., ,' y, i.,',S
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

SUDDEN DsArH.--we learn Just % our paper
goes 10 prsss that Capt. Smith, who hes scted
| ~ Purveyor for the Convalescent Camp, fell In
At to-day at the camp and expired In, few
| nomenta. He was highly esteemed bys large
circle Of acquaintance. aIislu iSslaas
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Prize Fight between Daley
and Walker.
Il ard Fought Battle
Dailey the Victer,

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ga prize fight be
tween two pugilists, Daley and Walker, com
menced in solsno county, on Tuesday night
Seventeen rounds werc fought. Darkness com
ing on the fight was adjourned and resumed
the next morning and continued three hours
and twenty minutes.
Forty-one rounds In all were fought. Walker
wss Withdrawn from the ring totally blind.
DALEY was declared victor. The fighting was
declared good by all parties.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

sPRUnG 4 LEAK,
Nsw Yonx. October i6.-fks ssssmsr Dow.
msssviils, froa oucsec lpt@wsSy yse repqft-
ed, put In here this mornipg In issklng con
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Thanksivu

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Gov. Yates has sppoinaed
tn last Thursday Of November % . day oi
Thanksgiving. ..t.'...T ~. 81.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Fire ss Milwauk Z.

MLwAuxis, Oct. s.-A Gre broke oHt 20 Asy
u No. $50 East Water street, which conspmed
entirely one block Of bulldlngs and partially
two other blocks The Ines is $50, 900, oEvhleh
about two-thirds was insured 4s.F.us II
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

TIE GRzAr PENNSYLVANIA RoUrn-Ths
loiekest sad ssfset route 10 ~ Northwest an
southwest. Two Through trains daily, AAd oAs 0,
sunday. insAdiess' tsksas d 0oyernnlInt Estns %
for usksts and fuithsr apply ~ Ne et
aes of Ne "crsst lsaasylvania Rooss, asst61ss
der etatAsaAl Astsl. 00ss oDeA 6ony q = 70
.. Q. Aonr0p,
aug 49,.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

Three uegross ExseatsA fog Murder.
COLUMBUS, KY, Oct. l0.-Three negroes,
concer ned In the murder Of the Beckham fami.
ly, were hung to-day.
Detachments Of the Sixteenth and Fourteenth
regiments of colored troops witnessed the exc.
cution.
Three others indirectly concerned In ths
murder were sentenced TO Imprisonment foi
i've years snd ono for one year. They wcrs
sent 10 Nashville under guard to-day. ..u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

PUBLIC ,sGHooLs,-There srs tew vacant
.sAts II the Mais and Female Grammar schools,
kirst frst and second wards Of the city.j
Application tosither OF the undersigned. lfT
10. WILSON,.
~ New York av., bat. Iath and 18th sss.
- street, opposits CITY Hall.
sess-u l,ag sub-Hoard Irustess Ftrst District.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
s.-T.-fS60-x.--D Pl.AurArIou

s.-T.-fsoo-x.-DRAx.'s PLAsfAr,ou
Ll. IirTEls: l.. y.ti,,'s - ,'I
They purify, 9tfsnSthsp and invtgorkts. 90
They create healthy Appetite. JOS
Ihey Are - sAsidoes 70 shAnge or Wates anA diet.
1Asy ovsseons sassts Of dissipaaoa ald late
CTs:y = .sssastl.a u. .,.s..s 81 ..l,y.a III.
msy prsvsat nissnstis and istsrntttsnt fevsrs.
khsy purify ihs eFsssh and seidity ef the atom
They euse pyspspsis epd Constipation. "a
Thsy cpis biafThss Z, ChoIsrs And EADjcrs Morbus
Ths5 ssfe iissf Conpialit and Nervous Head
They are the bsst littpr. 10 the world. rhsy make
the weak maa stfong, and are exhausted aature's
great restorsr iney sfs eonpoesA ofoshe esle-
brated Csliseys Bafi, Csscariila Dask, Daalslion,
ChAmomile HiCwefs, Lsvssdes ElowSfs, Winter.
green, Anigc, Clover-buds, Ofahgs PsS1, snake.
root, Oafaway, CortAndsF, surdosk, G-T-issp-
Ths iclsowinS + : sample Of the testimony daily
soi.DIEsf ficalE EsuPERIHrEHDENr'sO OFFICE,
.A " "ciscm.sAr! O., Jan. y, issa.
! Ihavs giy,n your Pis.tst,oa Rttsss 10 hundreds
'of our noble scIdisrS Who stop hers, more ~ M
dissbisd frphi VARIOUS csusss and the erect n rost
such ! preparation % this is heartily win In
every femly n every hospital, and Il hand on
sysrE sy4syrJEt.iy'T''S gs'T''S oiaW T. Vi ~ ,rs1,n.sxs. As,D.sxs
" ~ - q. ouptrtutou00Mt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
s,Asa, 'gi ",,I,sS s TO Anunieatsd.l 9ssaf i15aR
rFwAos'Aar oossuxRrIoH \ cdRA y pIs.Ass.
tSHHIlf- Hur Z
10 consuAPTivEs.

iThe petsrAIsssd hsyAAS bean rsstorsd % health
In few wsekss by vtry simpls remedy, after
.hsytng sslnsrsd ssvssaA ysars with ssvsss lung
sfssotisnf ard tAat 1rssd disease, ceaspaVtAoa-is
sn,isus 70 msks kaewA 70 his isllcw salsstsss the
means Of cure. tt, -. ~ ~ 80 no.
a Toan who dsaiss II hs VIII send = copy Of the
yssssiptssa ustd tfsss Of ehasgs) with The dlsse-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will nnd 2, ,svss cuys, for CoNsuhrTioH, Asthma,
BRoscHITis, CoUsBs, CoLDs &c. The only ohjsct
of the sdvsrtiasr In ssndins the Prsseriptions to
esnsnt ths Amiotsd, Aad spread infornatioa which
he soaesivss 70 b tsvslusbls and hs hopss svsry
sufferer will try his remedy, - itwil eoss mem
nothing, and asy prove sblessins. , AIiHl gJt
Parties Whining the pfescription viii plsass ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A., WILSON,
seas-dAwsm n WilliAnsburgh, Kings Co., NY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

go New Ysrk sssok mar.
... ksss TS-Day.
We srs indebted 70 Jay Cooke d Co., banker,
.ur the Sol,ovtns condition Of the stock and saie
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

iWesaAs slxrs YxAns7 OI,p.-LAst sight "A old
essassa wsaas, aesd Ahsst si1ty yssss. ns4s her
appsasAaes st tbs provost nasshni's loAss 80
g}sas4 ,uat ssyerss Scd4S nsa ihsA steppVA bst
,RAAr ~ tsosSstawn NJ sdxs Ind violsty Abr per
soaHHaha saaAat tAat she kasw two Of De young
ncr,sasa ssss thstr names - ssAar ". Addison
AZ !bhs9 ~ = s..a, gsts q csosss,sss. Inss
'fodd'1.trdSss. ioi srat7s'ni % has .bs5issL
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

The Rfy. Ds. Bsiaows, 6f New York, will
preach In the UultaItap Church (cornsr OF sixth
and d streets) TO MORROW (tundayb, AtiiAgn.
The public are invitsd.-
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

iOi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-23
FROM VIcKsBURa AND BELOW
RumOr Of its Gapture--Situation
in Vieksburg--J -JohnstOn's
Position.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.

CAIRO, June 20.
There are some parties here to-day late
from Memphis who pretend to have some
official information of the fall of Vicks-
burg, they are getting bets on the subject
which is enough to convince one that they
are sincere, but the story is improbable.
a MURFREEsBoRo, June 21.
The ChattanVUgs Rebel of the 18th mas
the following:
v"OsAYKA, June 16;-A desperate fight
occurred at Port Hudson on the 18th The
Confederates left their intrenchment and
charged on the enemy, driving them from
their fOrtifcstiOns, and spiked their siege
guns.
IA citizen from New Orleans on satur-
day, P. NJ, reports many regiments arriv-
ing from Baton Rouge.
NEAR VICKsBURG, June Is,
VIA CAIRO, June 20. !
A working party in front last night,
were hailed by squad of rebels, includ-
ing an officer of their COmmissary Depart
ment, who told our men that they were do
ing great deal of unnecessary work as
all we had to do was to sit still and wait
few days, and Vicksburg would be ours.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A Vicksburg paper of the 18th has come
within our lines to-day. It's main articles
are quite despondent in their tone. Moth
ing in them reveals hint as to the guam
tity of provisions or ammunition on hand
within the garrison, but it is plainly stated
that there is much suffering from lack
of proper medicines and other necessary
stores. All the citizens live in caves in
the ground. All the armed forces are con-
tinually in the trenches. Many, both SOL
diers and citizens, are dying off with di-
arrhea Large numbers are killed BY our
missiles. 1t is stated that as long as there
is any hope from without, thu garrissn will
not surrender.
Johnston is positively at Big Black riv-
er, and is energetically engaged in fOrtify-
ing, which does not look much like acting
very soon on the offensive. He has no con-
fidence in an advance. About twenty de-
serters come into our lines nightly now
sometimes in squads, in spite of the spe-
cial squads to prevent desertiOn We have
all the troops we need. Not rebel car
get out of their lines without being caught
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-23
FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, June Y.
A letter from the blocksding fleet off
Charleston says:
On the evening Of the 18th inst. the
rebel batteries on Morris Island opened
FIRE on the troops on Foley Island, and for
half an hour no notice was taken Of the
firing BY our forces Presently the gun
boats Pswnee and Governor McDonOugh
steamed up within good range Of the rebel
batteries and poured in a deadly FIRE from
their heavy guns.
The Union batteries on Folly Island now
opened their FIRE, and for three hours the
shot and shell flew thick and fast. We
could see that the rebel shot fell short,
while those from our batteries and gun
boats burst in the midst Of the rebel bat
teries.
The firing lasted until sunset, but the
result Of the engagement is not fully
known. The rebels were seen carrying off
a number of killed and wounded.
During the firing the rebel rams came
out from behind Sumter and proceeded
down about two miles from that fort where
they remained until the engagement was
over, not daring to take part in the fight
The same night the whole roadstead and
shipping was brilliantly illuminated for
several hours by an extensive conhsgra-
tion in Charleston.
The heavens were lighted up for miles
around.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-23
LEES MOVEMENTS.

NEW YoRK, June p.
A Baltimore letter Of the 2lst in the
Philadelphia Press, says Lee has pushed
up his army 50 that his left wing rests in
Maryland, and to get supplies he has in
vaded Pennsylvania.
Hooker has pushed his army up 50 that
his right wing rests on PoolesVilleS The
advance into Maryland must be made be-
fore the rebel army can give battle.
A Frederick, Maryland, letter of the
20th in the Enquirer says it is not believed
that over fifteen thousand men, of all arms,
have crossed into Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania. They are steadily advancing east
ward, and will not stop before they reach
MOnoeacy Junction, where they will be in
position to unite with Lee, near Point Of
Rocks, in the vicinity of Hollands Ford,
where he may cross Maryland Heights,
but viii thus be completely invested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-23
FROM BALTIMORE.

I-I. L.. BALTIMORE, June %.
All the information received at the
American office is that the rtbel force at
Frederick and that vicinity, is only q small
scouting party that there are not more
than 1000 or 5000 rebels in Maryland;
that there has been as yet no engagement
or demonstration made at Hsrper's Ferry,
and that we still hold communication with
that point.
The statment that the circulation of the
New York World, Express, Caucasian,
Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago Times
would be stopped in this Department is
erroneous. The Baltimore papers were
prohibited from publishing extracts from
them.
The Richmond dispatch of the 10Th has
the following significant paragraph;
Richmond is about to be uncovered of
the defense afforded by the proximity of
General Lees army, part of which is al
ready in the Valley and probably in Mary
land, and the rest will probably be follow
ing, whence they cannot be brought in
stsntly to our assistance if we should
need.