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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09
HEADQUARTERS, MILrTARY CoNhANDER,l /
CoLuMpus, O., Jan. 9, 1863.

General Order No. $3.50 -
l. Every officer arriving In this city must re-
port himself at these headquarters immediate
ly, if within business hours, and as soon there
alter as the Office Is open, If arriving after the
office Is closed.
II. No officer will be allowed In the city
without pass from these hesdquarters, except
those absolstely detailed to perform duty
obliging them to remain in the city.
III. No officer will receive pass to remain
In the city, unless reporting here under orders
from competent authority, and any officer found
here without orders, will be placed under ar.
rest and reported to the War Department.
The following special order. issued by Brig.
Gen. Cooper, Is published for the information
Of paroled officers and men:
HEADouARrERs U. 8. PARoLED FoRoEs,,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 8, 1863.
Special Order No. ID
1. all officers, non-commissioned officers and
privatss who have been ordered to Join thell
regiments, and who have been furnished trans
portation for that purpose, but who still remain
in this vicinity, will be arrested and tried by Q
Court Martial for their dereliction of duty ant
disobedience of orders.
The officer of the Provost Guard appointed
for that purpose, will see that all Of the above
class of officers and enlisted men be arrested
without delay.
II. All officers and enlisted men absent from
camp without leave (Which must be In writing,
will be subject to arrest ss above stated.
COL Kautz, commanding at Camp Chase, hal
authority to grant leave of absence to visit th'
city or neighborhood for any time not exceed
ing (24) twenty four hours.
By command of Brigadier. Gen. Cooper.
(Signed) VIM. VAN DOEHN,
A. A. General.
The above order will be strictly carried ou
toward paroled officers and men
ALBERT B. DOD,
Capt. l5ih U. s. l., Military Com der.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09

A BANKRUrT bill has passed the United States
Senate and was discussed In the House on the
7th inst. It is said that the appearances are
that is will be speedily crowded through.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09
FARM FOR SALE
- rINHE sUnsuRIHER OFFEns =.

i:;iI Il for sale his farm on the scioto river.
UiiD on the Dublin road 4k miles (four mies III
by rairoad) from Columbus containing 1855 aores q;
land about 90 acres Of which ID able and productive
So acres 10 in woods under good fence and s used AZ
pasture, and has on II stream Of water which oea mot
dry mp In summer nor freeze much In winter There h
ded fruit trees mostly peach, Of choice vareties which
has this year for the hrst time borne large and yalu
able crop. There ID also on II young VINEYARD. This
property desirable, either to the Farmer or the Hort
culturst. - 80
Terms accommodating. Application NAV Be made "a
the subscriber or to John W. Andrews, ESQ.
N.P. HATOHuR,
Vct'fs-u. F Nt No. 296 Town street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09
IT IS NOT A FICTION.

These statements are made by men who have demon.
stratsd what they ssy time after time "a the crowded
hospital and the truthsling dissscting room. They
are from men who could have no possible motive for
Publishing what 10 untrue smblazoning faIsehoods
THE REMEDY wHIcHtwE OFFER,
Dr.. Wistar's Balaam Of Wild Cherry,
f Has cured hundrsds Of csssso OF
Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Com
plants, Coughs, Bronchitis, Colds,
Asthma, Group, Whooping Cough
Influenza, etc. Many Of them
after Every Known Renee
dy had Failed TO Reach
the Disease.
Do notprocrastlnats bat mako use Of wtars BaIssm,
and live healthy and happy.
Sold By JOHN D. PARK, Northeast corner Of Fourth,
and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dec, al-dlm&Wlt. -or
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III Orders by mall for Goods to be sent by Express
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,r1-s -if THURSDAY, January 8.
sEHArE.--PrAysr BY the Rev. Mr.. Mathsr.
The President announced that be bad rs-organ-
lied the standing committees ss follows, pur.
saant to q resolution adopted by this body on
Tuesday:
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
A RIVATEER ON THE EQUATOR.
An American Ship. Burned by q
Rebel Cruiser,

Captain Lavender OF the ship Antelope, which arrived
~ this port yesterday from Calcutta, reports ~ fol-
lows:-
April %, latitude q NJ, longitude 20 81 w., spoke
British ship Victory Captain JONES' Of and for Liverpool
from Calao ninety days out The captain reported
that April TO- when ten miles south Of the equator, in
longitude 20 40, at daylight, vessel 70 windward
At eight A. N. officer board from her and
ported the ship the United States Iroquos
He was anxious 10 know IL We had seen any American
ships There then ship in sight the south south
west The officer went board his ship and sho steam
ed towards sae other vessel. calm all day. AZ
seven p. H. the ship on nre. concluded from tina
first that tle steamer was q privaeer. She bark
rggcd mounted guns and had shield ngure head.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
Board or Aldermen
This Board met yesterday. Al fveo'cock p. M-Presl
dent WIN Walsh In the chair.

dent WIN. Walsh In the chair.
CONTRACT.
remembrance received from the sub contractors
under the akley contract against any agreement being
fo< tie renquhment OF their csims unless
provision rs made for their payment az they had not
received any nancy for several weeks past. Laid
similar remonatrance received from the laboers
rBK RruRNso voIusrExseL
statement of the Committee on Naticna lfars was
regiments. TIE committee, p view Of the great
expense ask for dehnss Instructions from the Common
Council IN respect TO the character u the 10
extended 10 the officers and compsi such req
ments, and the amount 90 be expended therefor. 1hs
committee reluc' 90 such expenditure
the direction q the municipal authorities In respect
the character q the ceremonies % be exte1dcd. The
paper was made special order for next meeting.
TIE Lsrs POWDER ErffosOs
A petition received from numerous citlzc,e aeklnz
for remuneration Tor The damages sustained by be
posion Of the powder magazine at the fnoi Seventy
eighth street aud that perEora may be appoIled ap
praise The amount Of damages.
The President appointed Aldermen Farley, rccooc.
Long and Ottwell M such committee.
TIE grRxu ctglSisa CONTRACT
crmmnnicaton was received from tho MAYOR rs
captnaiing the proceedings had the last meeting n
The Board of Commissi0uera Of Health. where IA waa
agreed That the City Inspector should AZ once enter mon
the work ~ cleaning the the expensa ~ tbo
suretIeg and in of their naglec, ~ ,ode ,he "a
be temporarily advanced from the Cty Treasury 10 b.
taken from the apprprian for street rseanl,g unaer
the Hackley CONTRACT, The Mayor there,ore astg tbe
Board 70 sanction ,hs advance The Communication wa
laid over
Tho rsfort u the oommptee on tho rIactley .,..,
cleaning cOnuzct was re- mfnittfd
Ntsr srfne routre bIsneGg the Bard Adjourned 70
-&iwdey, al three o'closx
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

the same course would be pursued untn some agree
ment waSarrvsd at upon the subject The law ofnaons
did not appear 10 have laid down any precise ana clear
rule with regard 20 the practice which was somewhat
novel; Of SENDING mail bags by private ships. Therefore
Mr.. Seward wss anxious 70 mako communication 70 her
hajestys government the suhjeoA was not stated
what that communication would be, and therefore IL
would become matter for subsequent consideration
The Lsndon 0bsrvr Of the ID Of May pacific arti-
Gle, does justice 70 President Lincoln and his advisers
who, 1t says, evince sincere and esrnea desire culsuass
ns sso friendly relations with Gress Britain and avoid
ssstrsg just cause Of gysHce.
The London Tps Of the I'd editorially the
Americans II they want to be advised, to take lesson
from history and ok what England and other nations
have given up without being any tho for IT, Eng
land has been qete proud the United Sates and
found the latter quite useful since they TO be
her All just Aavc the cauclusicn that
the States hs1 right to e independent and best
they shon be Tho Inference cannot escape that the
federas viii day como 10 the conclusion with
regard tpehe Southern States.
ThaIcadon 7isses Erplauds the courage exhibited
both ees, and says 4hat the federas ought admire the
gaay Of the southerners who have shown themselves
worthy to be 81 freedom and capable Of self govern
neus and neighbozs worthy Of being attached TO in
ocroial and friendly alliance.
The Aor~tng Post editorially deplores the warlike
ravado Of the Americans against England that pre-
vailed; coends ha there is grounds for between
che two countries, and does not 5eeve " probability
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

the morning POOL blood about nfcsn feet
fr m whero nrst saw Colonel kimbsll stand
Lieutenant Jas ID. Outwaier Aid de Camp 70 0ensral
Peck, sworn-was in Camp Suffolk, virgnh the II N
April last WAS at time Acting Assstai Adutans
General Major General Peck a paper here shown
witness) wrote that order-al except the acting 40
sltant ad utanl general, which do not III NIX wrote
written the time t purpor@ TO have been; for
warded the order General Corooran the Ninth New
York reported night Lieutenant Colonel kimban IN
command; s q general thing wrote all the order. 70
the different brigades and regiments do not know tbae
the Ninth New York. any portion OF u, was assigned
10 any duty that night.
II now being o'clock p. NJ, the Court, on motion
adjourned ~ meet at O'Clock NJ on "Wednesday, ths
I3th inst, when the All be finally decided upon.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
RIOT AT STATEN ISLAND.

The Rioters FireA Upon by tho Guard
Ono Man Killed and Several Wound
cd-Escapo or Several OF the Rioters,
who were Afterwards Captured by the
Revenue Cutter in tho Harbor-The
Camp Buildings Set Fire to Daring tho
Night, SC.
Camp sprague, at New Dorp, 8. T., was the u
serious riot Wednesday last resulting the killing
ono man and the woundng probaby Of several more.
1t appears that tho OF tho Burnside Rifles had be-
come dissatisfied with their poston and deternsned to
effect their escape from tho barracks. For this purpose
they armed themselves with clubs and sesnes and
headed by two drummers marched denanty towards the
main entrance Of the camp Here, however, shoy were
met by Colonel Levy (tto officer in osnmand Of
tho post) with q strong guard Of parked men.
Upon being ordered by the Colonel 10 return
TO their quarters the men set up o 'nondsh
yell OF defiance, one Of hom hurting largo stone which
struck tho Colcael violent blow the side. Az
he recovered from the shock Colonel Levy sprang into
the midst Of the crowd and arrested s assalant the
remaining ricters offering no resistance.
Finding they could not escape This wry the insurgents
turned from the gate towards the south tho
barracks, determined TO cut their wy drec
tion. The Enfants erdus were tAsrefore marched to
the Of action and ordered TO fire upon tho
rioters, which they did, resulting In the death Of
one man and Tho supposed mertally woundIng OF
another. About twenty eight ahsi by this
tiue effected their escape, the remainder being
driven back to their quarters Tho deserters SUBJ
sequeus,y captured by cutter while attempting
TO over 70 Jersey In boat which assy had
for the purpose.
In tho course OF the day dsmonstsrsion was made
sgsns. the cutters department; but was put
down without much troubie. Abea ten O'Clock
In IKE evening flames were seeu ssuing from
the stables adjoining the hospital department
Theeoergy Of che officers and succeeded in saving
some valuable horsos that ia these buildings and
also, by great exertons. the hosplta that at
slime seriously In danger destruction
The patrol guard strengthened by this demon.
strsson tho nutineers oHectuay intim dated, II
they nade any calculations 70 eject ~her escape dur ing
the confusion consequent the nre Colonel Levy was
ably seconded in his efforts 70 Sue the disturbance by
the cesss stationed at the camp. andaso ccisnt
provost guard. upon whom dewsyed hs duty Of drug
upon the rioters.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
The National Finances.

fhltAht@Hfs, Nsy ~, 1868
The general subtcrifirn agsDtrerofs the sas yessf
day q VI 900 600 I've teenns and " day u o. 100 coo
distributed AZ f.il0ra.-Nes York snd New Ieraey
Sl ,1Igc Boston AMI Nss Ergiand. gTs0 900. Dhio
t1o0o Pennsylyants snd Phila0siFhla sffs 900 nat.
more AMI haryiard, 3 OoJ EeatYcky, ~ 90 Ninns
sots, Mcgan aod hl4is tiT O0g Arfans susents fnsE
ns or devefies of the~s lnfnrnse oi funds are
nearly com etcd BY tho Treasury f-faftnoet but
uhe feay un@sodabs, auDscgilsfs have the tsfae
tnu q felsltiag ntefesi tns suiNrfihrr ae
son a. reel "a " aoy aaihorleI assn Msn
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
4 FRENCH FLEET AT CuERsOURG.
R0UT OF niE RUSSIANS m caRcAsslA,
Co., &c.. 60.

BxIrxs, May IA, 1863.
1hs Cuasrd 'shsamshp America, Captain Noodle,
which leA liverpool halfPsst eiknt O'Clock A. n on
me I'd usnt And Queenstown tho3d instant, arrived
~ Halifax at ssn O'Clock A. n to-day. She has thirty.
swo passengers Tor Halifax and forty nine for Boston,
but brings no specie.
ma xsneriesreports:-Onth the1d instant, at SIX p H.
passsa the screw steamship Palestine, bound out; on
~ mornpg Of the Sd instant the Cunard steamship
Afasa bound east also TIE American ship Ringdove,
bsuSst cast.
n tue Hou1e Of Commons Mr. r. Peel in reply to LORD
DuAken, ,ead that the details OF the Galway contract
would bc arranged in . fewdays.
On the nj inst there was quorum In the HoussrT
Commons and in the House Of Lords proceedings ws.e
sm1mp6fssnt.
ne Eoudon Globe beeves that there is no truth suhe
ptor the intended visit Of the Prince and Prinoss Of
Waiesto the Emperor Napoleon
ThsPrince OF Wales present at the annual daner
~ shS Royal Academy.
n is stated that shs government Of England hGgccn
srfsd extensive powers the Acting Inspector under
'Shsocal Rovernmsrtact for providing smplsyreat,
as practicable, m drainage and other worries, for shs
unemployed cotton operatives.
mo Representatives Of the protecting Powers Greece
viii assemble conference London abous s 2Ssh OF
FNsy.
1he SAippixs 0scdk reports that the govUsnent hx5
abandoned ths metropolitan Amalgamattcn Police bin
private telegram from Singapore via the French mail
= eues, wfbs Gate, reports cotton goods and yapas
o much higher n China. Exchange. S. 1xd
Sir Trevs,yahs Indian budget will shew surplus Of
5000, ,ooo wtthwhch he win sweep a&ay al existing
Sustoms duties. replacing shem by uniform Of i've
psr cent ad vasrem The exceptions spirits anA
sisd piscs goods me beer duty wiz - reduced "a.
pr barrel.
M steamship North American from Postsady arrived
- Londondavycn the evening Of the 8esh utmo, and
- Liverpool tntne afternoon Of the lisa instant
Ths Amertcssaed at two P. NJ for Boston, whore she
vin b due ~ early honr Saturday ncsairg.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
Musicai.

To night "Arcijo" Will be given at the Academy Of
Music for the aA time. On Saturday morning Ionep
will be repeated with Madame Cuarrabela IN the roie Of
lone. In which she 20 successfsl last Wednesday
evening
On Saturday Mr. Hauisons grand annlgersary conces,
VIII tase place at Irving Hail. Thee Will be perform.
ance 10 the morning and also In the ereulag Our most
popular artsts Will assist on the occasion.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
The Uptown Expiosio Va.
TO TIE EDITOR or 1Hr HERALD.

Josss wooD HorEi, NAY II. 1893.
In your Issue Of Wednesday yoa state e ecentIy
exploded Powder Magazine and Cartridge Factor oeated
on Sevcntyeighth street was situated Jons Wood.
As this may lead 10 some mhapprcheusoos on 1e part
OF visitors, beg 10 state that Jones wood proper doca
not extend gher than Seventy nrst street Tic io.
however, unc0mfo tnbly near enough 10 ca 90
me serious l0ss-betvecn twelve and nftecn hnndrot
dollarsin the damage done ~ the badnz N the wood
but every effort viii Be made 70 bare ready or tho
ppbc uss es Usual on Sunday rext J. gOungRs
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
ros1sxss NoKsoa. NAY IL. IA

FohThkss MONROE, Nay f3, 1858.
The Mssea House and Ocean House, formerly hote,y
and recently used hospitals under those Names havo
just boon consolidated, and will hereafter known a.
the Cuyer General Hospital under the superintendense
Of DR. Mckay formerly OF the Chesapeake hospital At
Hampton.
The steamer Georgians, Capt Pesreon, has returned
10 Fortress Monroe, after having been thoroughly repair
ed For Inc present she takes the place Of Che Thomas
A. Morgan, running between this place and Yorktown
The British rgate Rinaldo arrived this afternoon hay
ing left Charleston at three r. NJ last Monday.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
Tss coppsrhssd C~rsary.
10 INA EDIfOa Og TuH HKAAtD.

hH- r0ss, xay ~. iss1
Yoa wsi ootfrr great favts W tbs psops hss. ssi
especially s vgtss classes " brnxing 70 potos ,bs
great cheat ssd mpsiioa shbch 10 o1rSes 10 msna.
iatsrins pssny vke1 d vSSo1. snds a metal. wbscn
STA ~ ffem ., V ~ ~ csai % The soar asa passsd
g,ssig have ~ sosbs b4i What there y fo0 600 uorth
q t6is tfsah o riftllafIln, sbhh wh BE- kts 1nsiy
sses,s ne val8s We nstai. MS e@safy 70 have
sfa~ihiag NE abfso1s = fpoosf u t,sg.f - Eeas
,,fsf oy,sr, xostb al lsAt ssby " EsI ceois - bs
<. '' htttCliAfI.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
Commercial Intelligence.
THE IONDON MoNpv nApEpr


LONDON, May DIP. NJ
copsols, ssx saIl; Erie shares, 4s1 az Illinois
central shares, AZ a 4Sh discount
Consue after official hours yesterday, were very irm
atsaH Railway stocks were stronger. Mexican bonds
Tho London Stock Exchange was closed on the Is, in.
sant There has been an active demand for discount
the Bank since the reduction Of the minimum raso 20
three per CENT New projects continue 10 nood the
ket Among them rs the Ottoman Cotton Company, for
purchasing and developing cotton culture In Turkey.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
quiet and tending downward Unsssd States 5s, 60.
THE PARIS BoURsE.
The French funds on tho Paris Boorse opened eff
LIVERPOOL BREADsruYrs MARKET.
Me.sr. wasoaed Nash Gov 'ffSI ssnd nay xs,. sA &.
and Gordon, Bruce Co. report-Flou~ arm: American
22s a2ss Wheat steady, and the nnc qualities some
what higher red Western and Southern, %. "a. los
Corn opened nrmer. but closed dull mize1 sos white,
31s. . SIS.
PROVISION MARKET.
The authorities reports-Beef irregular. Pork firm
Bacon esser. Butter very dull lard tendirg upward;
sales at 3os S3s Cd Taow active At s0s Cd i2s Cd
2es. Cd pearls, Bis Sugar active At unchanged
prices Coffee frn and unchanged. Rice steady. whale
oil: small saee at f43 Lnseed oil rmer sales
4s Cd Rosn quiet bat steady spirits turpsntine:
no sales Petroleum buoysnt at L. lod Is lid for
fined and los. for crude.
LONDON MARKETS.
Baring's circular reports sBreadstufis 1rm wheat II.
a 2s higher; Iron quiet but steady. Sugar tending
downward. Coffee tuoyant Rice active and teudng up
ward. Tea quiet, ba, arm and unchanged. Taow heavy
AZ ass Cd. Spirits turponne quiet Ioes PeroIenn
nrrn at 14s for crude and 1s 3D. Is l0d for refined
sperm oil very dull nj fs2 cod OIL firm at fse ios .
500 Bnseed oil tending upward sales at s3s 3D. 4ls
HAvEE COTTON MARKET.
May I, 1863.
saes OF the week 600 bales Market quiet and easier
New Orleans tres ordinare 3io bas 2ss stoox 20 Ooo
bales.
THE Latest MARKETS.
LfySR COL, Msy 2--Evenlne.
CorTos Sales 10 day 10 900 bales including 900 10
speculaiors. The market b nrmer and all qualities
slightly higher.
BHEADsTUP1S steady.
Pnoyfsioss quiet but steady. The produce market is
steady.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
N~~D~~~~NN~~~N~~~~~~~<s
Accounts from Vicksburg to
the Ninth Instant.
~~~>>~~>~~>~~~~~-~~>~>~~~~
Position Of the Union Forces Under
General Grant.
~~~>~~-
NO REPORTS OF RECENT ENGAGEMENTS.
Union ReinfOrcements Landing
at YOung's Point,
H., 4c.. 30.
NO REPORTS OF RECENT ENGAGEMENTS.

oAmo, May IL, 1893.
Tho dates from Grants army 70 Thursday tho 7,b
instant. AZ that time eighteen mixes from Grand
Gulf encAmped Big Black river. We have NOT yet
possession Of any part Of the railroad between Vckses
and Jackson.
There s probably no truth in Tho reported battle ~
Clinton.
General Grant 10 receiving heavy Seinforcemenss.
overland for troops and trans has been made
from Youngs Point 10 tho river below. II only eight
miles long and greatly srpsdtes tho forwarding d men
and supplies.
Ten negro regiments have been formed. Con. Thomas
who has arrived from Memphis TANKS ton moro Win b
formed.
CAmo, May l%-P. y.
Congressman washburne LEFT tho extreme front on Yr'
day, the 9Th instant. From him learn that GsnsrS
Station, which eighteen miles east of vcksbnrg
Two divisions OF General shermsns corps had reached
Grand Gaf General Macarthur was crossing
The army in excellcnt condition.
Rebel Accounts.
FORTRESS MossoE, May -, 1893.
BY tho aas OF boat have received COPY Of the
Charleston Courier OF the 1lh nst containing tho follow
Ing interesting nteigence:-
TxLHsRAMs PROM vicxasuRG.
vcuBuSg, Miss. May =, 1898.
rns easmy have made movement this side Of BIG
Black river. Tho enemys cavalry fsportoo " % Aoous
Cayuga party Of Yankee cavalry srosssd ~ hsnksr
sons fcrry Thursday night, captured Mr. Owen and
SOD, planters, and recrosssd ths Big Black again.
vicKsEuR1, Miss. May ., 1893.
Tho eucny using the spade tho other side Of The
ing Bsck. Tie Yankees occupy Utica, Hines county. ME-
sissppt
Banks has published order In New Orleans requiring
all registered enemies the ist u Nay 70 take tho oath
or prepare savs YANKEES BY shs 18Th Of Nay.
The oath "a far bindns, and will subec, all who
take v W Yankee conscsipton.
vicxssuSS MIS- Nay ., 1908.
Nothing new fson the front to-day. The esemy are
landing troops ~ Youogs Point y supposed they
destined 70 vstsfoscs Grant.
The wAto Dswspsper onioo wAs destroyed BY Ore An
HserDooo. The origin Of The ore y unknown.
Among the Yankees captured by Forrest many cit-
gems or natives Of Southern states We hope The Cover.
pors Of the several States viii promptly make demand
for this rccnt,oo I'D trial of traitors under the
stAto Laws. will bs than die mockery 70 turn
them loose exchange them.