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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22
Trosbis Among the Soldiers.


A NEGRO Beaten YoR TALKING AB0LfrfOnfsn--
GREAT KxcirEsEsr AT rHE PARK BAHnAcKs, rro.
A serious disturbance occurred about hslf-pasi six
O'Clock last evening between Of tho returned sol.
diers Of tho Seventeenth Nov York Volunteers and
oolored man, In Beekman street. Park The
trouble grew out q political discussion IN which tho
oolored part. preaching Aboiitlonism, said,
and declining Violently against General Mcclellan Quo
ot the Seventeenth regiment boys ovefhesrng tho de-
nunoiaton of Mcclellan took u into his head 10 reapond,
by giving the negro series of severe blows, which,
naturally enough toussd all tho evil PASSIONS of tho
who II is alleged drew knife and stabbed bis asssiialE
10 the neck aud boad inntn. painful but not dangerous
injuries friend of the soldier another m~tnbcr a thsy
seyensenth regiment pitched ino tho negro and sase
him terrible drubblng, eausing him To At foil
speed In tie direction u the PARK BArfacss his borercr
only running bad worse for a number ~ tho
soldiers q the Scyeutseuth assemble about tho
barracks and, learning tho cause u the seis tto
fright Dod Oakley sDd submitted him 70 another bcainz
While this Wa eoing oncer Bfuk 0f the fesnnd 10
lice precinct, fpon Tho ground and sndoaeofed
mcnt This the soldiers would nos bfook ani focs
man psr1evorins, they snocssd him ae~b. selScd bs
Othr policemen 10 tho rescue snd a general
0ght took place, % which several u the roi.
saioly cIpyeycd 70 ~. poies station osdsf ihs
City Hall, AId lct out ffDD The bacs sutfsuc..
whence h. made all haste "a reach bts bfos
soldiers said 10 be imp Gated "a the nsn affsstei
and oonanad Ia the seuty srih precinct saiHn hovss.
Tue siAir cresfei TIE mot. utebse onctiscui
the sald sis Ia the fsfs Barracks, VITO fessne ~
tax the station house case the sresfsd sodsf
not sgrrsndsred W he police Ooe q the hstsnsnts of
the rsvcri-enth fes nne1t waited The ~ tie
pioe sia"o -bory at@r the nshi, spd tdvssd hin ~
give up the sdef the best of avoiding further
en element aud trouble. The Csitsin mildly bat ffmlY
rsffsi ussfuuch AZ formal char.s- had bss1 Ifssfst
agsnst The s9.der.
rabse tssnty, bovever, ths arrested solder vas 70
lsssed ihc . Ice onoef beng uHFbis 10 hsniI him 80
onc of TIE PARTIES wb1 strucs him fibr f-sfcsn.al
An0ther version - the uu1bs that o. tpr 90
-
Accidentally kn1rkei aFainat tts cgafei man, slo 20
ssnted the fsncied insult ~ abafnE tb~ siics "a,
deued slso that the cyofat hal ttsbbsd gn~ " be
sssalanis bot our leftFf 80 informed ~ ons - ths
SPECTATORS uAt " the tgd.efs saH HHfuahfef.y
wounded W the ne,s BY hstfuuss1t sbafpsf tb.a
Oct
Ite roisass - tie soifier caussd great g.oriaAian
among hb cfmfafrs laft esenius Sfne a ,bs sFatfra
hsd been dfiusinT hard. and vsfs oscasqaeaty ust
er city respgusib bc fof their actFta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22
NEWS FROM EASTERN VIRGINIA.

Sad Military Mistske-A Rhode Island
and . New York Regiment Engaging
Each Other-A Number kfiied and
Woundsd-Two Comps snies OF the New
York Moaassd Rides Badly Cot Up by
the Rebels, &C., Ske.
PnmapuvurA, May n, 1888
letter from suolk Va, furnishes the particulars OF
military mistake which occurred near there, by which
tho Eleventh Rhode Island regiment aud tho One Hun
drcd and Fifty second New York regiment suffered
severely.
On Tuesday morning the regiments advancing
TO givcn point by roads, WHOM m's,asog eacis
other for rebels, Abrsk night commenced and ON,
tinued with spirit unit, the fatal bunder discovered.
number of each regiment said TO have boen killed
and wounded
On Monday two companies Of tho New York Moonici
Rifles suddenly attacked by The rebels aud bcfors
thcy could b. reinforced were badly cut up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22
The Enemy at the Capital OF Mississippi-
lErum tho Richmond Whg, Nay 1871

From tho Richmond whig May 1871
Affairs have become very critical In tho Southwest
Grants army taken possesson Of the capital Of Mis-
sssipp the city OF Jackson. Ths besides being Of Itself
painful and disastrous event. places tho enemy in tho
OF vicksburg and cuts on supplies from that place
battle evacuation and retreat. must immediately
Grant, by coming so far inland loses all suppof,
from the navy and exposes hts communication TO inter
ccption. The movo bold ono, and must be made ~
cost him dearly Il win cost dearly. Iga, Look ugly
for Ae presnt but luckily for tho country general In
whom all have confidence Joc Johnstoa) has reached Tho
theatre OF interest and the forco which hs can bring
into action what been led 10 suppose 1t viii
bs equally singular deplorable few days perhaps
hours do not give entirely different aspect To affairs
we await intelligence with anxiety, relieved by strong
hone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

Cprip,r1'oS ~ WOw ~ CorSoy FAtf n Ssnsha,
ter, tie Amcskcag Cpurinnf lshg % "a i-fy
bales " cJ'toa Ter seek bep D. fIi spsrsst ths
about fiur haared bsse Tho si-fg pgrr - 4 ~,
bales tiirir fnts nrm is three hnndfcf hs'es f,.
hn m,s al Nt,ineeqos running hsf ns fnsehsssr
ilrun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22
FIRE H.. CINCINNATI.

JsussAr. May "a 1898.
Ten or iwsIss frame houses ooouped by tven,y FAM.
lies, at " corner ~ clark and streets we're DC
strcyci by Gre THIS sfterno,n. ioss 10000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22
Co,,,C,l,ra.,-Tn,.n n.

scPrSNE CiuRr--ciRci fT.Part t-Adonrncd ssr term,
Part 2tshott causes Nos 1si, 2sss 300 3sii 9gl3
24ilS 2Tsi, 32ho, 32i4, 3lgs S2i3 2gs3, 31sl 3.SO
aosJ Casey W. i'ab~y'ck 32yl. 1865. 57is 3650 rye
,oss1S fil-s--i art 2-One bour causcs-Sos 1890
2o9O xo4s, 205O. 2Osz
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csive.
Tho Yankees are on the way TO intercept COM
munication. Rumors, good and bad, are plenty.
The Reported Defeat OF General 10.
Johnstsn's Army.

MURrREEsBoRo, Tenn, May Al. 1858.
General sherdan's scouts report that the rebels
admit Grant has defeated Johnston, and has secur.
ed the railroad bridge across the Big Black, thus
cutting on vicksburg from supplies and reinforce
ments. This bridge Is the largest In the South.
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Defeat OF the Rebel General Pemberton
as Edwards station.

OFFICIAL DEsrArcn oy oEsKKAL 30. JoHssros TO
TO THE REBEL WAR oYyicE.
CAxP BgrwEKs LIvIsssrox Aspl
BROWNSVILLE, Miss, May Is, lsGJ.
To General s. CooYEH;--
Lieut.. General Pcmberton was attacked by the
enemy on the morning Of the 10th inst, near I'd.
wards depot, and after nine hours lighting was
compelled TO fall back behind the Big Black.
J. r. Joussros, General Commanding.
HrbEL SEwsrAFEH ACCOUNTS.
The following dispatches are from the Richmond
Ezaminer Of the 18th and 10th ins,s.-
MosLE. Ala, May Is. 1868.
The bduotiser and Rcgis'e's special reporter,
under date Of Jackson, Nay Is. mysi--
There was heavy aud isdecisire battle near
Ed,oards' depo, on Saturday. We ysq back 70 our
irfrenchmqss, Loss heavy on both sides Cen.
righmAn, d Kentucky. was killed.
MoBILE. Ala. May 10. 1863.
The Register and Adroii'.ys special reporter
a, Jackson. in a despatch dated yesterday. ssy,.-
The federal. sen, IN asg u truce this evening
or the principal surgeon lsf, In charge of the
wo .nded. The Officer ~ chArge Of the eag state.
tia ~ atariay's Gghi uey losi siS hundred
s.n. t.,l .iyteea guas and laai our troops f,1
...l tsa .ns Bg Bock desfr0y,ng ne Jyisyc
ital, sish sa8sr mJfi. md Oi,s gn,,yy.
s,a ia me n ton,.
'dt 10 afunery vas losi
fr .t HnaA Sar force of
~ oi
t..l r. "a
b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

PnIssd States steam transport Dudley Buck,
,mish. from Newborn, N. O., lsth INST, arrived
ost last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

Rscrutns 'o' ibs navy u hsaeasios a.sy. isane.a
perhaps. by th~ osrnng draft The aysfagc uembef q
recruits received daily board tbs r,rsiyins sh'g -
shoot forty eve. bit u h etp~ctsa that dsfins mo
oonins SEED The ratio ~hl b. anrusoisd Tbs aanbgr
- mss boird u TIE N0fih Csfoaaa no. fif
from ihoyssna sss tnsrs ssnbsf = so,ssi.
suos ~ b. pIt 10 oonnissis tbs rsLi u nss vii 10
say isit
TIE Uhtsd s,aiss steamer unssa, 1sing fganiser
Lsaisnasi coufoy s'ryes yesterday from 10 sfeasig
sgusdrn
Ysstsfaty tfs ~ Eaa xheh formerly oresfsd - fann
ps-,s I~-iioa IN the yard assu Over . tbs topp
ses v enArrs tbs prsueu, battery M gqh ~-' fae
n.ud, = IN rssossnsser 400 ~ss uo'a ihs ~ Va
tore she largest s1a ou th eouineri bsg fss esie'
,r.b.. es.ibr. rte cobB enes 90 prsseais faihs a
4, atsars sppssrsscs AZ w. bsitsfy cpsfas = me
las 10 10 slvs rsus u w iatisi
rbe suspss y ne y aaats ~sfs sss" y'''"e'y 30
A.. ,.,,.,r sr4 .oskes 81 SCI e1aif be srItsie1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Continued Success Of General Grants
Forces In the Rear Of VickSburg.
Heavy Battle and Defeat Of the
Enemy at Edwards Station.
The Rebel General Pemberton's
Army Compelled to Retreat
Behind the Big Black.
HEAVY LOSSES on BOTH SIDES.
Reported Defeat Of General 10.
Jshnston's Rebel Army.
The Capture and Evacuation
Of jackson.
.~~~~~~~>~-~~~
Immense Destruction Of Rebel
Property,
&c.. &c.. "a.
Reported Defeat Of General 10.
Jvhnston'S Rebel Army.
The Capture and Evacuation
OF jackson.
Immense Destruction Of Rebel
Property,
&c.. &c., 10.

WASHINGTON, May 2l, 1868.
The following despatch was received at the
headquarters of the army
JACKSON. Miss, May Is, 1868.
Major General H. w. HALLEcK, General.in- Chief,
Warrington
This place fell into our hands yesterday after .
fight Of about three hours.
Joe Johnston was in command.
The enemy retreated north, evidently with the
design Of joining the vicksburg forces.
U. 8. GIANT, Major General.
aEBzL NswsPAPsR ACCOUNTS.
BRANDON, MISS, May II, 1868.
Two gentlemen rsde to Jackson to-day and
traversed the city. The enemy had evacuated
about two O'Clock. It Is supposed that they num-
Der about forty thousand, and have rstreated to.
wards vicksburg. Firing has been heard In that
direction, and II is supposed that General Pember-
ton Ia in their rear.
Before leaving they burned the Confederate
House, the depots, the penitentiary, Green Phil.
lips factory Stevens foundry, Lenoire's hat fac
tory, and block Of buildings ON State street, in
cludng the Medical Purveyors and other govern
ment Offices. Also both bridges over Pearl river,
and destroyed several miles OF the railroad track.
II is reported in Mobile that somc of this burning
was done before we retired. The Confederate
House was burned by the proprietor.
MOBILE, Ala, May ls, 1858.
The special reporter Of the Adcetiser, at Jack.
son, May IL, says;-
Arrived in accommodating train. The Catholic
church Of this place was destroyed, and the
Mssissippian Office gutted, the presses broken
and the type thrown into the street.
The furniture in the Capitol was badly
abused, and the Governors mansion demolished
Ladies we're robbed Of jewelry and money. All
the stores were sacked and their contents destroy
ed, iron safes broken open. The railroad was
badly torn up for several miles and the telegraph
from Kinds county joined the Yankees. The coun.
try was plundered generally. Farmers estimated
the damagoat from five to ten millions. Much de-
structon and suffering prevails.
The enemy evacuated on Friday and Saturday.
retreating hastily. No serious engagement took
place. The last Of the rear guard left about two
o'clock, when cavalry piokets dashed in, killed
a federal colonel and captured two others.
The Yankees captured and paroled two hundred
South CarorniaDs and Ceorgisns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

% 900 are American
vsncng.
Breadstufs dull and tending downward with sllxiit
decline wheat ana -four. Corn steady and unchang-d
Provisions dull and unchanged. The produce mark,
IA eAAudu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

QUEENSTOWN, May sap. N.
The Kangaroo, from New York the oath ut, Is now
prssing OF the hsrbor for Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

srGAE.-smail busincss al previous dec tns o. al y,
cwt. fair sappy Coffee steady, iaW 'ds,a-nd w
Fine Congou wanted, aid fuH ,erns fbtanes -
Rates up. fair buslncrH sniirc'fe aulet Ir,,.." -
mand limited 4gs. 90. 20 The s,(t y i""V"-t y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28

8snfAeft Der gantee0 III Sort SObn1on gliG=
ltd entlprunBeu uno auf Ietner YnIa8e ourd
NospIarO BON mebreren suten G1Dtdn.
auf'S 8afltGfe aufeenommen uuO
tpeiter bffGrbert pOrOeu Iei.
Die lioItGen 3ettuugen entbalten fsrner
etre Men9e Depelden aus @barleton, aus
tueIden berpOraebt, Dap Sort Sumter unb cite
anberu IeSe(len : Sorts, fopie 9slegeutIt@
aud GbGrIefDn am 20, 21. uno
%. NOpember Don ben 1nIrt9eu bOmbarDtrt
pnroen. Nm 90. maGten Bic @anfees in
etnisen 8artsu elneu {S@stn.) @nsriF auf
Counter, Der aber bon Der @arntlou mnb oun
ben gatterten MOwItrte, See mnD SO6nlton
snrif9eI&la8em purOe, Dur1 anIer 8ombar>
oenent ruuroen eth DubfnD 0du1er tn @tars
lfIton beIdabtgt, ober nur apei Uper bret 0sr
(pnen 8etEotet ODER %Serwunbet,
Ser Qgn&bur8 8ireiutan 0Om %. Idret6t :
Wtr erfaDren BON einem eben oue bet g5elten
8utaG9efeDrten SIfijter, Oab per nSrSltGen
Slatterm mtt9stbetlte 8eri@t Oss Sen. G0oz
mas TIT 8strsF Der 0eguatnte zines ~unGercr
Wageuaige FORFEIT Ut. Dte Oanfefs rabuneu
uus 3wtIdeW 500 uno 700 @ageu ab unp
oerbranuten (e Nngslfhts unlerer glrutee. 51s
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Ne6eaen6eri6te.

Die &t@mOubet 3ettungsn entbaItsu sine
sglUrret9e Na&rt@t" aus Dem Sios
tuefsn nno 3par aus Gem 9%auptquartter Dec
5wetten @buctap (Snbtaner-) Ne8tments BET
Canadian. II. Dit, bab Sen. BLUNT uaO
Stab auf tbrsm @es Son Sort Snitb na6
&aniaS BON 2uantrea setSOtet tporben feten.
Der &tGmonb enquirer pom 20. Nopbr.
metnt, nit Der NusweG0tuns Der Befaneenen
Dtroe sS lsbt tpieoer poripdrt5 geGen, ba Der
General WlereOttb, tpeIGer etsentlttb nwr etn
@usUeG6!unes. Nsent eepeIen fl uao tnaper@
ttnente 8rtefe eelGrteben BABE, ourA ren Ell.
sentli&en N~uSwsGslun9s @cmmiGdr General
6ttGcUd I'm Nmte erlsbt tpcroen iet. s.
DafeIbe 8latt berthtet aud, boB 2teut.
@rUean BON Sen. Ertmbles STAB Der G,efanz
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9lus OlrrnnSaa II. {.

Gatro, So, 26. NQo. Neuers 9a&s
ri&ten .pcat WrFoulas 8tper iu9su, baB Die
@egsnO ta,.f8 bon 92ebeuen Ostodfmsnt0
Geint9e1 uGt Yoeroe, we[de bic 8epo6ner f1r
ote @ebeleneNrmee preien, un0 ba8 Die 8ar9
ger ftd beS9alh gu 9egenittt8em @GuB Ser.
6inbeu. Die 8ematungen Der NFansey, Die
Grnte ein%5uDetmGe,, tperDen babur4 febr ge>
hta0ert un6 bic eineebetmi1e 8anmpcuen,
Quantitat tpirO in gfrbdItaiB gu bsnt prpbu-
ctgten Suantum 9ertng fetn.
@en Nrtce's~@ Commando fpQ Is9r lGwa6 Ietu
uno fsiue 9eme9uueeu BON ibm gu ertparttn
|1eten.
Dos Mempbts Bulletin" laet: Maa
Alaubt, Dab In tpsuteen TaGer bte Bc1GrGne
fun8en, speI@s jsst Die Nnfunft Bon 8aum=
wOus 0erBinbsrn, peefa1su werDsn. Der bic.
fge Gcrratb ntmut RAID al. BUR psntae
gsIhGfte werben 9emaGt uuo Die Qua[itdt
Der 8aumspple tt u~noerGnbert. 286 Sr6oft
3uder uao 12o Safer @?pIudss tnb an8es
fOnirneg.
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Gessggopttfea @oesrssptes
Settles pnm Gen. 8mrnffoe.
9rEtats q % NaiEinrrrr na9tarra

@tneinuati %. NCp. Gs linD 8e.
rtAte Don 6gOrptle etngetyofeu uonaN bte
Nebslen @ettsrei lta spifden Cumberland
Gap tub RnOrDtIe betnOet, aber unGerc Ser
b~inounsen cod niGt a6geIGnttten bat. 8ts
ieb! bat QG.9trest tstnen erntltaen Mn9rif
.duf GuorptIe aena6t lcnbsrn fb bamit be-
GnUGt bte Nn9Dhen I'm bte Stabt nit Ietner
Nrtiuerie gu befsbsty. Dem Nnlaetne mad
bdlt er fetn Gurp5 ntGt fart 9enus ga etusm
Sturm auf Dte Se~feRt9ungen unb bOft,
Snrntoe Dqourm our uebergabe 3a sptagen
ooB CT etne Die Staot bsberr1AenOe YoTtion
etnntmlnt. 8urniEre Da8c9en bUft auf Gnts
Iab, "a mon ibn, mtt9etbeilt bat baB 8vpBe
gerRarfuu9en far i'm ~untcgtpe1s iinp. par>
ION 8rCwaIpw betnbet FW I'M Snnern uno
maGt furGtbore ~Nnltreuguugsn TIN bic 8ers
btnbun96Itnte ofen gut Goltsn. 5pfewtIiG
NITRO Der 9robe Steg Bel Chattanooga Der
precairen Sage 8urufres elm GAZE MAIDEN.
Die iipltGen 8e.tGte BON Wtlanta geben
nur Bic gum 20. uuO Gnb Dou YraGlereteu
I6er bte bsDortebeabe Speratton.
Ste ~bebaupteu, RnprpiQe Iet Elm S~oettes
5arper6 Serr9 nnb rai,bte pie btelss bed, eao=
ltd 9erduMt werben.
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McuereS 6Dn Gurneu.
Slnfunft SeS Dampfers ,,3lrabia." - &pmiS RGpOi
pplepn pin niGbts NIT Den 9cbeueit Su tbMu DGbet

5altfar, %. Ncp. Der Datnpfer
vNratta" TT nit NaGriGtsn aus Qip2rpoOl
3Om II. utlO aus Queendtotpn poH, Is. bier
etngslaufea. Dte 6anmOntG mar am II. IN
Soutbampton ~einseIaufen. Scr Ddnpfer
Scotia rpar att -. tn 2tperP0oI etn9etrofeu.
GngIanr.
Die Dampfrs8utts BDantona Son Der
Recommendations 9tattOn mar nod &0arIc-
ifUn beOrcert tpOrDen.
Sn Der 2onbon TimeS rnaat Gin nGr0ltGer
Gentlemen gentle 8rteOsnaSoriAld9e. Nau
1OlIe bic CONFEDERATION Staaten %oneefeNusn. BITE
S@tfiabrt auf oem O9tO uno @(tltlltppt uno
ltA MarYlauo aniGltebe auf Dem
@usaueDauna fir fret etflGrsu unb stnen &C,
metni4aftliGeu Earif ftr btiOe Gonf6Ocra.
tiCnsn entpcrfen unb oer9Iei9eu j3euas
mebr.
Ote Gman3tputtOnss @eIell6aft Don @loas
ecip bate etne OsutiArift on ben @rafen&u1>
Iel tn 8stref ctnes ~Derr6Gtisen, 1tenetGt
fur bic 8ebeneu belttmmten Dampfers 8am>
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PERI elngeeei6.. Ru1sQ antipOrtets, bab Die
Regteruug Dteler Nnsele8enbsit teretts t9re
Wufmertiamtett gsf4enft babs.
Der creIfa0e W2or0 Ia eInem 20nbOu @lu6
uno Der no@malise S%elbfmor0 peS MSrcerS
Bate Elm BerO,tt aaf @slbtmorO our 6olee
un6 Der Sel6fmSrber nur0e Dabgr pbne ale
0atdenceremCnie um Mttternaht besra6sa.
Gs teiBt OrCYa be p0ups arbeite an elmer
@rlGnterung fir pte oerIAteoensn Tragen, Die
Der SaiGer Dem &omBreb Sor3uIesen g~eOtntt.
Die eueIlI6sn Sourna'e Iaetnsn ale ~Oagesen
an Ietn. Der Globe, mtnttteriea, III 6aeeqen,
Oatlep NemS unb Worntu8 6eralO lInO 0a-
gegen uno Die Shines fra9t, mas England ouf
oen(elben az tbun blben perOe, ba 6rantret9
ale @6ren belelben mOnppoltiirt babe. Oas
en0ltI4e @abtnet bot lAon bret Sibun9en ba.
rider Ge6a!ten, man tpetB aber nt1t. mas be-
I@lrlen rpor0en II. Die MabriDsr GOrreippn.
Oenjta fagt, Gpantsn tperpe ben @Oagrsb Re.
ldtdey, etnige 1panii@e l3eitunSen lAauen
aber IAsel Da3u. Sslfret1 nil ntGt antpOrs
ten, BIG Gnglano etRen GutlAIub sefabt bat.
Sranfreid).
Die 8ant bon BrantretA Sat t6r Oisconto
aaf Z Dro3ent erbStt.
@renaen.
Ote Oeputtrtenfammer sat 6errn BON
@robrtp 3u iGrem NI6fOenten ertpa6lt. Dsrs
ielbe lG9te tn ietusr NntrittsreCe, boE Der
DunI@ be6 65nt80, Oe b~s1ebenOen i3wtfta.
FIFTEEN geI6lt gu fsbsn, tpeyOe erTiQt lperOen.
penn t'ian be gerfaRun8 In ibrem 6aab.
9retFtGen Sinne ausle6en pOue.
WpIen. ~
Die DieuFeatlaGung pt8 0roBfGraeu gons
Fonttn OILS @Ouperrsur BON @olen befatiot
t@. Die 8ulen batten ben 8oten etue reae
Stener uno eth 6e5paa8eue6 Nnleben aufaee
IIe8t. g
Spdtefte @Gd1rid,teu ibsr GmeenstOpn.
Die frau36iiAe Nesterune bate Dem Itt.
after DaptOn mttsetbetlt, Das Ie lore @us
GtAten In 8strsf Deg amer itcuiIden Iros.
Iesenbetten utGt seanDert babe. @te bobs bic
SnoIdnccr ute anerFannt, foleliG aud feinen
0ertrog nit benelben Gber Dfn Gertraq bon
Geras unO Qcntitlna unter;eidnet.
Sern, IS. N0p. DIE Suareis Neoitruna
Bate cine glpte an Dan 8unresrat6 oertAtet.
mortn Ie 8e9en bic MoptFtntIOn Der reputlts
font1men 8erfa1un9 bur@ pte gEran,oIen
protsltirt unO bic SYmpatAte Der @&weis an.
ruff.
Die 3etttugen leBsn lore Sbpolttion segsu
ben oereeialogenen @pngre6 fort. Dis Ttmes
mctut, 8. NappIeOn lpD1e li@ bomtt potr.
I@etnlt@ ats Der gerIesentett sieben uno etne
atlGld8lt&e NntpOrt BON Setten Guolanb's
tpegOe tbm baGer pas WneensGmite fetn, mas
er bon bort erpArten tSnue II. (. To.
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ofe a,ropifrpucn fir gRfe,mpnb.

@aiptn8toa, q. gloo. Gtnt8e u
fereg aus Dem 2tbb9 0efanBniB entlaleuen
2ler3te bebaupteu, baB fe aur oarum ntGts
Don Den $4,000 pom Ger NeBisrung mad Std.
tnDnb 8elatdtrn 01attonen ey0ajtet1 batteu,
ipsil Die rnter6eag ten tn GftGmonb ee pfrs
iaumt bGtten, Sen1slben 3u pertbe{Ien. Dte
GntIaHeuen wO(len BgpBe 9aufen 0iefer OyUois
ltOnen auf bem GtnlAifnu8spIob gelebea ba=
ben. Die ouf NtGts wayteteu, oI9 auf 6an0e,
btele(6en su 9artbrileu.
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General @iael.

ON Dtenifog tn @albtng ton anfan,
urn DriDatgei&aFte 31a cyIeot0ea, rctlte aut
Donnsritng spteOer mao 8enotu9 Gb
Gin 8etaanteg, pelGer. NIT Dem @enerGt
stne l1ntcrrsbung bate, peritGsrt au6, ba6
Stgel ni9t6 wetB 0pu etrer beatfGtigtcn 8er=
ne9 Baltimore. (Das 0eriidt Der
Shines beoarf lomtt nod iegr Ger 8sRdtIeun9.)
StseI fol tpieoer gut ausftben unp bag Sc
Sen In @enulploauten ietuer 0efuubbeit lebr
autrdalt@ aetpe[en feta.
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Sen aamefaounsstas in @bnabeIpbi0.

VbttabeGp9ta, 20. 9loo. Der Dant-
Io9unsata9 wuroe bter belfer 9sfetert als H., tn
6ol8e@cer 0mten NaGrtaten aus Chattanooga,
tpelGe pur1 Grtrabldtter Der6rettet unO gum
G6etl oaf ben &au5eln ~perlelen tpuroen.
Oae uatOn Qeague 6Oule ma tuumtnirt
aaD an 1erG1ts0euen Steleu tpurOe Jeuerwerf
obgsbranpt. Die T6eatsr tpnren NaGts h6er>
FIut.
@e6nltde OepelNen lte9en ons Bottom nnO
anberen Nldben DOT, .
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sus Der 9brOnreOe g, seapOleOns.

Sb8Iet6 ptele T9remreOe lAon 10 5ienIt9
Die Nunee pnr6 bte %agertfanilden 3eituneen
Beuta&t bat, 70 tGnnen iptr bod ntGt un6tn.
naoptr18lt@ mod eintge Stelen barauS mifauz
tbetlsn-ttn ben 9elern etnen 9s9rtff BON Den
TerIe8enkettsn gu seben, in welGe bic euro
pdtf&sn Yerrufsn bur& ben bortn entbaltensn
0OrlAIa8 etnes earUpdtI@en @UnereIss-naG
Den beuttsen GertAten = serlebt tpUrben aa
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Nus Gan 8ramctsso, Sal.

Gan Granctsco, 25. glopbr. Der
.aunebmfnbe Gsrte6r NIT ben merttant1Aen
,5dfen bate Die 8erpenOHn8 etne6 @rtra'
Dampfers nptbpenDtg gemnbt. Diele DamS
pier brtuacn Wofaetere uno Srant mad Der
untern &HRe unb tebren nit Gr3 BON @lertfc
unO ben perlAteoensM NbeOern ldn9s benz 60.
.lcraoO 3urGd.
Dte @eGAdfte psroen am DanFla8uugStas
allesmetn Iuspenbtrt 1etn. '.
unsefGbr $4,000 tnO neuerc,nse BIER
f1r Den NattOnat-S anttdtS+ GCna Iublcribtrt
rOrben.
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Serfammluns Ser drielieet.G OmmifsrOn.

0ttlaOelptta, 26. Noo. Gine un-
SeRsurs BeriammIun8 be6 obt8en 8eretus
puroe inter 0em 8orliB oi6 8tf6Uf6 @otter
BON 0ennploanten bsute Ibeno 5ur unterithb
nn8 Der 9eiau8eucn Unions Golgnteu tn &tfs
moab Q~ebolten, uao nnN 8eDen ces GprTBeys,
bes Oon0. 8y0u85 pon O6;0 II, q, purDen
$4,000 ~9eGanmsjt, ,ptIGe Gumms man katD
auf Sl5. 600 gu brtnNsn loft.
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@u,0i5e Sreiqebisgcit.

99sw OOrf, q. SOP. DER ru1. @rmiral
Sat Dem Otapor OpOpte $4,000 staeebanbi9t,
tpelae Suntme bte Sif3ierc Der ruff. 8lOtte
iubicrtbtrt Batea, um bic Myr1sa 9lsip 2JprFS
NIT 8reunbcl3 3m berfor3en,
Dte ruiifi4e Ujotte IT pteieH @lor8e1 ab9es
{ege!t.
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N(beaua Ser ..Nrqbia41 SON !SoIifor,

6aItfar, 20. NOSbr, Der Dampfer
uQrabia" 0tna era beu!e MOraen un II u0r
OOa BIER naG SOlton ab. CT pirp mUresn
(Jrstta9) Nadmittng bort etntpsfeu. r-.
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sos bes @ranbers ses ariedtfeaen aeuers.

0btlabelp9to, 81, g)oo. Osr Or
fiaoer Deg berit0uten 9yteailaea Gsuer5, Ser
SEPT Gbtrt, itar6 geReru In )teGfaer Stabt.