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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30

B8- IMPORTANT ARREsr.-on Saturday
night las. VIM. Compton, who was releas-
ed by the Federal Court in this city al
most year ago was re.arrested at Fair
mont under the following circumstances.
He got on the train of cars coming West at
Valley Falls and took seat by the side of
Major showalser, telling the conductor
that he was coming to this city. Major
shOwalter ut once recognized Compton aud
when the train reached Fairmont he quiet
ly tapped him on the shoulder aud asked
him to get of at that point. Compton
complied and upon being searched Cap.
tain's commission, signed by John Letch-
eE, was found upon his person.
Compton was released on parole from
this city with the understanding that he
was to go down to Richmond and ex-
change himself for some loyal citizen, but
for some reason or other be failed to return
from the rebel Capitol until the present
time.
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From Sonfh Carolina.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 28.-The
steamer Spsuldiug, from Hilton Head on
Thursday, arrived here to-day. She re-
ports the steamboat Expouuder aground
near Stone inlet and that no important
move had been made by the aeet.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs

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Imnortant fron Yaznn.

CAlRo. March 28.-It is reported at Mem
.phis that two divisions of our troops en-
tered the Yazoo by way eisenhower river.
and that they have landed at Eagle Bend
just above Hafnes' Bluff, one and a iauarter
miles from the rebel forti6catious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30
.lg 1eIegrapLt.
spcolal 10 the Inttlltgencer.
g Vote of Preston.

RowIEsBURe, Va, March 2s.-The citi-
zens' vote of Preston county for the New
State is 1000 against Sc, besides 900 SOL
diers out of Preston not included.
CHARLES HooToH.
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The Flood IN Az Hndson7

ALBANY, March 28.--The water is still
receding in the Hudson river, and the Troy
and Greenbnsh railroads are in perfect
order and trains are arriving and departing
on time. The ferry boats are running reg
ularly, the river being clear in front of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30
Probable Attack on Cbarleston.

NV YoRK, March 2S.-The Captain of
the steamer Peterhof reports that on the
night of the 24lh, when within Is miles of
Charleston, he saw many bombs flying and
heard the report OF heavy guns. This may
indicate the beginning of the attack upon
Charleston, but we have no further partic-
MARS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30

rRSMEMBER that to night and to NOR.
row night will CLOSE the exhibition of the
Panorama of the Bible at Washington
Hall. Tickets IS cts. Children Is cts.
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a. Carr. BaEsr svEAarsaEs.-Tais

81 Carr. BRESr swEAa1SaEN.-Tnis
gentleman, whose death Was prematurely
announced some months ago and with
whose military history most of our read.
ers are familiar is now in the city, in the
desh-and looks remarkably well cOusid-
erisg the luck that he has had. he is on
"a visit to his old friends and relatives here.
not having entirely recovered from the
wounds received at Frederieksburgh.-
During his captivity in rebellion he met
many of the Wheeling rebels all Of whom
treated him kindly.
Capt sysaFt1gen is .. thorough soldier
aud as true as steel to the cause in which
he is engaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30

p8TuERE will be two afternoon e1bi-
billions of the Panorama of the Bible at
Washington Hall, to. day and Tomorrow at
o'clock. Admission only o oeuts. -
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Stringent Regulations in Norfolt.

Stringent heguIatlonS IN N0rt0lk.
FoET AoSRoE, March 2T.-Ordcrs were
issued by Gen. Yiele yesterday, closing the
theatres in Norfolk for the present and al
at night. It is supposed this restriction
was caused by the attempt made the night
before to Ere the Quartermastcr's store
houses in the city of Norfolk. The incen-
diaries, three in number, made their escape,
leaving their Internal machine behind.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30

B9r PASoRAuA OF THE B1BIn.-Remem-
Der the price of admission to the exhibi
tons on Monday and Tuesday afternoons
will but 10 cents each.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30
valuable Real Estate in the OitJ
-. OF Wheeling for sale.

'Ta0RFER FOR SALE lot number one In square
i tWenty.nine, on the plat Of the addition to the
OF wheeling a. laid out by Charles T. Churchill
trustee and called Busna Vista addition. This lot
Is situated on the north side OF Monroe street., Is
xty feet in front aud extends back the same width
one hundred fest also Ve feet Of an alley ten feet
wide on the north side OF said lot, which IL to be kent
oPenfn common With the owner OF the adjoining lot
Portable dwelling house. For amore fnll description
tie premises and terms Of sale apply to me It nv
of,oe, n. RICHARDSON,
mario 8 t5szS77s faAlff1A Attorney.
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H8PosrTlvELY the last chances 10 see
the Great Picture at Washington Hall
Monday and Tuesday afternoons and even
ings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30

B8-ON aud after "Wednesday, April LIST,
the Market-bouse Bell will be rung at four
o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30

B8roNIr two days more of the Panorma
of the Bible at Washington Hall-Mouday
aud Tuesday afternoons at and evenings
at74 o'clock.
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B8~Go and see the Panorama of the
Bible this afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Tickets
only 10 cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-30
Commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in the City of Wheeling.

ESG6Ee IN EQ6 G1CY OF wheeling.
TN PURSUANCE OF q decree of the Circuit Superb,
u or Court of Law aud Equity for Ohio county,
deIeIlAt Its spring term, 1862, in cause therein
pending wherein Mat aret Ratclh, guardian Of the
heirs. OF Thomas L. Ratclih, Il complainant, and
Thomas l.. Ratclts heirs arc defendants, which de-
cree Is recorded In eltaHeery order book number g.
page 49, II wilt a. Commissioner under said decree
on Monday, the 9Th day of April 1865 (the same DO.
ing Court daY) oet tor sale at the front door Of the
Court house of Ohio county, to the highest and best
bidder the following described Real Estate to Wit:
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground situate in
Ohio county, Yirgns in the addItien to the city OF
Wheeling Laid ONT by Charles 7. Churchill, TFusteS
for Emily A. ZSue called Churchill addition number
tTo(2I and designated on the plot Of said addition
by the number i've in square number one It be-
ing the SAME lot efland which was conveyed to Thos.
Lynn Ratclih deceased, BY John Gichri.t, gr., aud
Elizabeth hil wife, by deed dated January 10, 1889
Also the following described Real Estate, to wit:
Tho east half Of lot two hundred and thirty-one, silt
uatet EAst ar Middle Wheeling, laid on By Noah
i Eane, John Fausstt and others, and lying on the
side q John street, It being the same lot Of
ground which was convey ed to the s9id Thomas Lynn
i katelihs by Benjamin Ratelin and Charlotte, his
wife, by deed dated the s0th day Of April, 1851.
The tite to both the pieces Of land hereinbefOre
l;deseribed Is elisSed to be fndigputable.
i TERlSoE S1lE-The above described lots will be
sold on credit OF four, eight aud twelve months,
With interest from The day Of Ese, the purchaser Civ
ling bond and secniitS for the purchase money, and
lien W be retained on the aid real estate for the
same. N. RICHARDSON,
marI-1Aw4wzt Commissioners.
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Alexander Heyman,
1872 NGAIHT ST,
OFlEas RoE THH
SPRING TRADE OF 1868.

4 GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IN MY
n line, to which ask the attention of buyers at
WHOLESALE AND Retail.
Auong which have a. full line Of Ricl Plain
Bs'ck Silks, Handsome Colored Silks.
NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS-Snch "a
u xtcoea, Brochc, Augaise, YaIencias Lisettee.-
Very handsome new Spring Declines, a large variety
OF Lawns and BaregeS.
CLOAKS AND MNNTLLS-I have the lHrsest
mrst fashionable colOrs.
sHAwLs.-As splendid lot of white and cOlOred.
tin and embroidered Grape Shawls as well ms new
STYLE Stella and Cashmere ShawIs to be disposed of
at lowest prices. ~ "
BALMORALS in the richest colors
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES AND JEANS In endless
variety. SAN'S'
CARPBTs AND cURTAIs; GOODS, which vera
bought before the rise and which i can AFFORD to
IN DOMESTIC GOODS. 1 keep ninrge assortment
Of Brown and Bleached Muslns, Check Ticking a
great Tariety Of all makes Calicoos Gtnghams aud
''OSt OF other goods that take pleasure In show
u, aud will always soil lower than any other house
L invite all to call and examine themselves
ALEX. HEYAIAN,
49, Main street.
country Merchants are respectfully invited to call
ai'd examine my stock, which am enabled to sell
at less tlan New York prices.
febe4 All
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GROVER & BAKER
Sewing Machine.

DOR FAMILY AND purposes
T. are the bert In use. They will sew seams Fem
fell, gather. tuck, braid aud embrOider. This Ma
Chine Is the best because tAey have t0lsa the rsE
premium At every State Pair at which they have
been exhibited-hecause they simple In
construction and less liable to get ont of order &C
Also, You can select Machine making the Grover
Baker stitch. OF one making the shuttle or loci
stitch, with the privilege Of exGhaDgiOg Ir the Othel
stitch. Prices from $50 up~ ard All Afachiues WsT
rantel for three years. All kinds Of leather and
and cloth stitching done to order.
y. MUD0GAL, General A gent,
Under the MeLure HOube, Wheeling, Va.
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p0rso1D1Eas' voT1.-we have received
the following additional soldiers vote on
the amended Constitution:
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The Confessions and Experience of
ansInva1id.s 9ls55 /
PubltEhed for the benefit and a a warning and a
caution to young men yEe sufer from Nervous ne
bEIity, Premature Decay De-, supplying at the same
time the means o. selfoufe: BY one who has cured
himself amer being pat 70 great e1penss through
medical, imposition and quackoEy. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope s1EGL1 COPIES may b
Bedford Kings Co, New York ap4-1ydEVs5!
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BAFCHELoR's HAIR DY

bAICAG1OhS5 HAIR DXEl -
TEE BEST IN TIE FORD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be from nature
warranted not 10 ipjure the Hair In the Ieest rem
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Hair for life. GREY, RED, Of RusrYHA1R instant.
Iy turns splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair
son and beautiful s6ldby dll.Dr1ggtst &C.
~ - The genuine is signed WILLIAM A! BATCH.
FLOR on ts<J fur sidss IF each Dog, ~ .;. In
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stsa $50 e 1stts sTazJ New York.
(Late 938 Breads0ay AID 16 Bend sly
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they will exceed six hundred. NV own impression is
that the losses will within the above figures. No
ocers that have heard OF have suffered Much Of the
damage is said to have been caused by the Sunboats
firing too high.
AN APOLOGY.
Nv excuse f.t the meagre condition Of this report
to end Of the action was one OF the small gunDOats
Belev NE anchored In the stream guard the ans-
ports used exerton but was unable 10 40 up 70
the Of the battle Seeing small tug coming down
from the heavy gunboats managed 10 get on board.
There encountered oicer with orders for the trans
ports tho White river and the ganboats at us mouth
lie was able TO give me a. few particulars 81 The
engagement in addition TO what had already Witnessed
u possible that my account contains errors but
send the best that have. The accounts that follow from
special accompanying the land forces viii contain
have the rst ettcr from the ground and that
the HERALD, usual, may be ahead. ono Of the light
gunboa,s is 10 start from this point tonight for Helena
and Will probably be IN advance OF the despatch boat.
or TIRE RATTLE.
The results OF our victory are nearly seven thousand
prisoners OF war, fortified point guarding tho navga
ton OF the Arkansas river and shutting out IL com
from the Mississippi. We ascend without
interruption te Rock, and take i1 possession Of the
Arkansas capital With higher stage a water IN that
river We can communicate with Generals Blunt ana
Heron, ana save them the transport ot sup.
plies over the long route from Rolls- with but a
lew well directed blows The whole rebel
strmgih in the STATE will be overthrow and the
power Of the again fully restored Artillery
and ordnance stores 10 enormous extent have como
into possession and several Thousand stand Of small
make Tor exhibit Of no mean Importance.
Transportation for the rugged roads Of Arkansas has
become ours and with stock II commisary stores
are ready 10 move in any direction by land.
CoNcLusloN.
foilowngsso soon after reverse, we should hope
tuat present victory viii - partial atonsment for
defeat and tho North OF the value
the change IN command The one leader brought US de-
and disgrace the other has brought honor and
success With officer IN whom have confidence
feel certain Of q prosperous future.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Interviews between the United states
Minister In Paris and tLc Emperor VA
poi.On-ihe Emperor again RECON-
mcnds Northumberland or the Defeat
M Frederic ksbu Eg--fsunov or Peace
Proposals 20 President Lsucoln-EnE-
land 70 Hold To Bier AcutrmlAfy-En-i ish
support for the Unior,--Iton. MIR. Adams
on President LincoIn's PosiiioG--Gho
PAWS Monitsur on tho Barti. Of Ercdc-
| shire Operattves--Th. London Times In
support Of slavery, sSc., Sc, Sc.
Mr Dayton, American Minister AZ Paris, hAd audi.
esoe with tho Emperor Napoleon New YEARS. day.
The Bsae'sn ,e Pars thar SIR. paytoa had pr.
vsie audience with Emperor Napoleon on Tho I'll
| instant.
The Emperor said 70 have recommended an arnatice
between the North and the s1ur.
On the previous d.y NJ. Dayton had a conference On
the subject win tho Frcnsh Minister Tor Foreign
Affairs.
The Paris oorrcspopden, q The London T.,s says hat
ssoe nedor, u ne faeraiS a. fYoicrsbrg the fnio.
Napoleon has again h thoughts 20 American
afgrs.
The Correspondent 's Informed, good authority that
steps have been taken, lho point bong asen
. reu@s ~ oUctres airady 4Hnocerfliy ssrd 70 ns
Ltsoosn goueFnmeR cad osif hlc, Aep,i eaA Jros.
PIT a batter rsfslu.
The Englsh government 81, coat.raea pcrscyere IN
refusing to interfere in the American any way.
The London 4rusg and Mary G1.ete Jays TIA; tie Con.
fcdcrate generals have been orerpraed r. tad and
fgL, has been their great strategy. Not d them
have made a cappasn win purpose. Not
one Of them has had the capacity q snd the value
Of victory fhcy have cone anything be- follow
make good use o. tha energy aad zeal i. Their soldiers
Let some leader Arisci 90 either side, who lead
few sluadrons TO press ~ ucsg broken arncs aud
the VIII not long ANGUISH blo9ay n ggan
tic skirtnlsLcs.
On NeS Year's evening address votes 70
Prescn, lincoln at large mcotng L0ndon gotten up
under IL ) su5 plces q tho rnanopa,icI scsciy.
MI Charles Fransis Adams America Minister a. Lon.
don, in acknowledging tho address fr Transmission
10 President lincoln, I'D thsi BE- ar Adams)
had doubt that ,he rrealden, would receive a.
Encouraging testimonial % andsTenaat Witnesses - tn
which be (,r. Lnooln) sas ~Edsas ~. 70 -
ME duty "a hs country and 70 n.ansr
An address o. sympathy 10 PFe~doot Iin,oln 49, IN
tie u receiving sasLaigr.s Al RsI.ir han II
exJsssses strong belief that the iedersl !, that
Of humanity, religion and freedom an earnestly hfes
for iu sloccss.
The Psrs so.it,sr publshes aoeoeas = H. bstte
u IrsJefsburs, ny eye wiins.s, aud sa,s ths
federas marched Nth a coBteo8 n.ft ~ iatr11i1e
dsyter III. rapidly u ths movements 81 - Dta.
rate 10 dcscr.bcd msry.iqas ~. fee.rals ~ H.
coEirary. represenicd a htyipg 'scvsa e.ts -.
ness ami de ucapa ~ .. iber gsrerNR . llt 4gbt
fully spoken ~
The Council = tEs Liyefysg C.s. E#f q Haansne
have adopted 4 resi4ti1t o. Qvn.s fNl.ns sp-att
u ne omeou " ne fDt sElu .ta.as uoa
Amere1 wib provisions fof TO- d.efrsfsr4 seaf.ses
AMI Tor c1ny.ylrg - tne nhgrI darrs CO.. atl,i v
Commerce appreciation r nia res.f9.s 49, f-.snfiy
spfri, vheh prompted ths uesisasa' e.a'f 900
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g.F n Hra @Ee Mass y F@rAnf. A. Van
esrt-reA f fnN#t, Ii kfpkny liza 4 r. thsfS.
iss @ N4..s0e - 'sytsf, 4 Albany 4 tgiis, a
t,sNs gheMri. Hf IL 4a sFfs. snd "a frr~bf iass. q
ssH.tta tfo 10 e tts L. s.so4s Iigssi
= ii ga.N "a q l eas. y. fSnv.f C,y Asgr a
IL gsts 80 tafft & smgtb ni,ed .ta,as Army y
gsissifs 40 &. q - ID Il Washington 81, wm l.
Usiea a Has NOE a8s a rKrsh, a ~ Lgss are
fvTytbs 81 sht ns,fg. eifisD Hcist
~ ADre - - eswo c.ntain y. 3 pascoss, ~
ss0alnytnu =. q taan# snd ssfy anf q rtton, ~
fsston l. ilalhfns. n ssfnsri s~nS sDd
@dy Nfs W n. sswHf1 sba Mts Ngficu, a wash ns
t0s \ AwsrN ard 4tyNF'. ~ rAic 1.~. rsrssasss
tssf.fta 49, i.ag tn*st SLATER Afmy. snd CAPTAIN
Bs, sif1. N $3.50. 80 fgpts q the Asipf Hesss.
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Probable Dessructios % A~oshs u.isn
steamer.

NtsFFntE, Jan. ', t1l-
The siesmor Mary Crane from louisville vh canars-
AIRY stores belonging 70 feet vhis prfcedng 70
xashvlne stopped for wood and Deiiev.i has sesp
Destroyed BY The rebels.
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Italy.


Some important correspondence r IL. Roarhon con
spiratore had been seized ID Rome.
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d.. 6s. y itsi, 'oa7I
ronsolr for money esig sogt.
nnes Central ,kare., u ioy. dbcoun,. Fr,c., az
a "a
RIM rARrs porRsr
fAIas, Jsu. 10 1865
Inc BoCrse % heavy u roc ~ ~ tho ,u4s
LIVERPOOL CofTus MAHkEr.
The regular weekly LtcfpgoI cotton market vac
ported lcf Hibcrnian
Stair op TRADE
The adyees from Manchester reirssent quiet ,ni
RKKAbsrryFs NaRggr.
heharson, spence ! 20. Gordon, Bruce Co., md
lower American quoted ~ ~. ~. wheat steady
red MCsI.rn, ~. 81 100. led ruGlLegn. los. all ~
Weston, los iis ~hla soa,bcrn, iis. ~ corn
hrnof mined 2ss 3D. 2ss. Ca. White. ala. ss2s -
rR0vI,Ius AAHkET
Ihe t,rne Aoihoftss fepoft boei neayy and 2. ID
lower Pork very dalL Baron siii aseiinng and dun
Lard easier IAiIo~ heavy Butter quiet bat steady.
rroDccg uAHxYT.
lhs ffosers circular reports ashcs quet-Iots rs.
RICE Qaist and unchanged. iiEec.d Arm. Cod ~ gust
~ steady i.uscrc ~ gu'es y 20 - ~ retro.
t4rrcntsne quiet a, 49, ~ alisa
LofDOs sAnsgs.
Earrings circular reprrt. trcafstgrs quiei and nrnn.
Iron steady qust bot steady Coco baoyaht and
n. higher Rec steady lea hrm Talos heayy =.
A. I'd. spirits tarpcutu- tending NArds. saiss Al
liss 100. Rosn nrnsr 'sIea At 21s fof ooGso1.
IiLseef oil iii Advancing and quoted Coz 81. rt~rn
oil STEADY al COO Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
Groves TODD rcport Fork has dce1nlng tendency.
bliier dun md uheiaDg'f bacon has downward ,so.
dcDey.
Havrr. ian. =, Iss3.
'yston or@ned don and usrosr bu, ssrei steady ss<
uHchan.sd. siss q TIA wssk 80 sta<s :. go
bales
Tun LATrsr xsnsrrs.
tAyuyIsSa., Jan Io-EvsnnT
cotgnn-s4s. to-day s. 900 bales the mako, gust
ana unchanged with Doti~r tone a, the sote The sass
~ saec IaiorN were 2 40 bales
breht.iu1f quiet bot steady
ffavisienh quiet, bot s.sAss
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Me1cAh Affairs IL says that Spain should support the
eA"Na fe q Sauish prince for tho throne Of Meaco
ihf oaS hope for The ney that they shall triumph
over oFesn INVASION. He declares that the government
ought % have gNcn instructions for the present establish
m'h' Z monarchy ~ Mexico Spain bid host two NIL
"h y aasirls lrd number OF soldiers by enbarking
- re expedition AGAINST Mexico. md benefit had
tisel ~ PER rum n The spanish government should
nave dsaprroved ~ the reconciliation Of General Pr
ana sem The spanish 'Foora back IL they had sIs
manic % 10 this, ihtl should have resigned
General James Watson Webb IN BraxI
Hia hiffl1rirY VIM RIG gRITIsH MINISTER AND
COMPLAINT 70 ntiL RUSSELL.
INC Liverpool .tNta publishes the correspondence
between General jones Watson Webb the American
Minister, and ~. eaf.to, the British Minis Ter 10 tho
Coelt q Brazil.
nc correspondence ! d a personal ana pugnac,ous
character, ard "a AGAR o. honor WINS AT ono time
ttfettrued
letter y also published from General Webb TO Far,
E1ssrl, complaining u Mr. cnristios conduct
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

HraDou sRIsys. AMY o. TIM PorosAc,l
Jan. 20-P. ~
There is nothing TO telegraph tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

An at,etnpt was made 10 October hast ptr., Az
Post bot u did not prove success General A
p. Hovey with q force OF 10 900 mea, sent IRON,
Helena with that object view. rhe White river vse
cended the entrance ~ the cnto1 bit tn stage
water wa not sufficient 20 allow The trats - pass
through ssyslry force witnln miles 81
Ne fort Frightening the garrison INTO preparations Tor
camping Tailng 70 fnd sufficient pr coed Gen.
hovey returned 10 Helena A. 10 that instance TIE rctef
ssrs preparing " eays, was tlousnt they sous a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
rIig rARIr porRsr.

HE BoGrse 10 heavy II I0f Gfe ior the .,u4s
LivEurooL Corrus NAHkEr.
The regular weekly Lacfpyol cotton market vac
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03

sa- Embalming, which is coming much
into practice of late, is as follows "lhe
modern embalmer finds an artery -lnto
which he can place the nozzle OF an IN
jecting syringe. The artery in the upper
part of the arm, called the brachia', or
the artery in the neck, the carotid, answers
the purpose. Into this artery the en-
balming fluid is injected, until It perme-
ates every structure. The solution en-
ployed sometimes retains Its NUDITY
sometimes it is so constructed that while
warm it is fluid, but on cooling it sets and
becomes more or less hard. After the
injection the artery is closed, the opening
through the skin is neatly sewn up, and
the operation is complete.