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NdGt aus @eUi6snsrrupel inb bic Gmau,ts
pattcntfen fir Mnfbetuns Der SttaD. rel, ION.
bern aus guten pClttiiAen bemueratts
6en GrGneen ntGt cine I@meuere
Gntl6etrnng Der @fIoDsretfraee, ais bur6 etne
@Unpentton tewttft rerOen tann, wCOe.l ote
@mau3'patiCntaeu, lcnoern Ns p00su, Oag Ie
ourG 8erufung elmer Convention @nell
erlsoist uerce; nt&t Ubetei&, ~loupern
petl tbr Gtsenteum beorObt par, ba6en T@
Otsle Stlauenbalter fir bic Union uab BITE
8esteruns erflart, nt&t um ote tebt tn ldSn-
iter glGtbe feb noe Nmalgumntton au fSroern.
lOnOeru III UNI fs gu perminoeru, Rnb
uernanfttge unp ~onltGnotse 8 ute eeoea bas
unVttltGe 5nltttut Der Stlaurrei u /. NJ.
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Die sanae Summe, nit Guan1bme bieIer
leeten $1,000 1T sefanren unb mieosr in
9dnoen DIR GrpreB @ompa9uie, ps[9e bic
Aoootaien Eadlauo unc Cline aur 8etreib,
uny Der AutlaBe cnsagirt bat. Die 0erbaTs
teten beftnoen lth in Der GolobocIe unb miro
NtenlanOen erlaubt nit benlelben III perfeb,
rem big rte NOrunteriu6uu9, mel6e in ben
ndAien Ta9en pDrgenpmmen tperren TOD.
beenoet Iein miro. (0. 80 !
SGa TrauCiscO, Z. SsBt. NnS,tommsn
Der Dampfar v8rot6'r Sonatbau" BON Der
nSrbliGsu Suite init $106. 900 tn 8aar BON
8tctorta uuo $l35 600 BON Oregon.
Na@ weiteren Ndnrt6ten lhetnt es, Bag
Die SapunsTiAs A'9terun8 Teriu&t Bate,
ben Rstea NIT BEN NusldnOern 80 Oermeteen,
oa ie nt6t auein Die SGaOenanIpri6s, pel
DE BON ENGLAND eemaGt tpOroen, bejnRlt,
Ionoern aud etne 9enigenDe Nbbitte geletRet
Bate. atleta oieS esf,l ben DOmio3 nt6t uaO
otel VI '6Oerenigsn ertlttrte i'm Qanoe.
Gin Ocmto. peIner 4anb an Ger Strdee
bon StemOnett bsRBt fsusrte Uerpegener 0aNe
BON Istnen Sorts auf SO 1e ouer NattUnalt
tdten, rpelGf Ooriberfubren. Gr bate ouh 2
Dampfer nit lGwsren &anOnen ais &,is9s
fabr3euBe auSgerIlfet, I'M Dte 6O,ts BET tbrer
Nttads ~ unterlIben. Otts waren bic S&,fe,
oeren BsrntGtung Dur6 Den amerit. &rtesss
Oampfer Wgomtna man Dermmtbfte. Dad
ben lebten Wamrt9teu tDar cine grOBe britt.
TlOtte tn &anaYOwa unter Womtral &tsprr,
uno es war DteIelbe berett, nn@ Der Stro6e
BON StemUnett aus3ulaufen. &c wtro fsrner
bertAtet, pof Der 6Grit Don NlYuti l9 UNI
unfGQe utGt fammsrt, pa er perfiGert TT, oaE
ale OomtO8 It& balp 3u ttdtlt@su 5etn9lsltg.
fettea NIT tbm 0eretnigsn psroen.
Das 9rSBte 6euer lett Otelen Sabren fan6
8u SeOcO am 18. Suit fatt. Die 8Obnuneeu
DON 30 OomtOs unO cine erOse MenseGtgen.
tbnm rrarD 3erf6rt.
Bun Sort Monrne.
Sort MUnroe, 10. 5ept. @elterr
Nbeno fanen 5 Oelerteure pom 2 Ga. Neat
an, rslGes iebt am 8ladpater Gte6t. STE Sc.
rt&ten. DaB bort eessn 1000 Mann Snfan-
terte, @aDaQerte unb Nrtt0erte f~attontrt linb.
Sen. 2onatreet TT tn Noro Carolina, I'm
8esen Sen. Dsd 3u U~psrtrem.
Die 6regatte WtnneIota fam bente IN
6ampton Hoaos IN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-12
yGeTf@anteHer, ma@ er mir nt@t
nrnuIf6ht

DER .. Correspondent cupirt etnen Nrttfel
aus Dem alien @bts.@ apsr, benz Naticual>
9ntsltpencsr sun @nlbinetUn, tuelGes feline
alien YrUitlaSerst . Wuden ntGt lafen fam
unb bober Dem NiHter Bomb etnsn Nrtttel csS
WtotSlonO @eltbbudeS inter BITE 9iafe b1lt,
rOno6 ous Dtsjsnisen, tpelGe einen Gtlaven
Sosr DtsnRFFt6ti9sn SsrlCdsn, bon letnem
Dtnltsr fOrt3uIuufen, OOer etnen lolGsn btber-
bergen, NIT stnsr 6 bic 15iGbrtsen 3uGtbauss
Frnis Osorcbt nerOen, Tins tpunbsrt nur, DaB
Der SntsU'es1ssE 1up Der GurreIpunDent ni@t
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Bun Sort Monrne.
Bernttfdbte Na6brtdDten.

Outer 8erbtenR. -- Der Gcmmau>
benr rfs vDe SOtO", zines 8lOdoOelAifea,
bat bsretts 100000 aIs ietnen Antbsil an
verfaufttu &ebeleuprtlsn er9aIten.
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Mns 0lrFanfas.

Cincinnati. 10. Sept. Gins Spe3taI.
DrpslGe an Den Commercial" aus Dupal's
Bluffs pom %. Nuauf d9t: d
GIN 20. tidts @entrol DdStpr1 auf BITE
&%sbsQsnperte bet Bayou @etOtr Dor uub
mad etnsm Sample pCn t1eAr al8 itnrr
@tunbs ssIang ss tbHs, bic AebeasR aus ibreu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-12
EeGeara@1tGGs Ra@rtGtess.
DsrsGtet far cen ga tIrarrf aAedts'.
8nubeshauhtfaOt.


@afhtngtpn, IL. Sept. SIN &rieS6
Department 9tngen beute foIgen0e offeieQe
Berthte eth:
Sfaeieaer Serid,t bon @en. gtOfeerans.
9aup: quarter Der CUMBERLAND Qrmet.
5renton, ga, 9. Sept. {
I'm GENERALIZATION 6oG,d
GbottdgUc1a tn uuier C6ne &lmpF uuO OE
Tennelee 1T fret. Wlr rudtn immer naber auF
oe 6lanfe unO ben NIftn oes Tstuoe8. Ud6s
reao Das GuOe Getnsr 3uridiaGenOen Goloane
ntht unbeI1Iliet enttOnmeu miro. uaIcre
&ruppen bstraten CHATTANOOGA ee8en Wttiu6.
%. g. &OIscraue,
con-. 0enerGImator.
0fhcieller Seri1t @em. gmrnfSe's.
CUMBERLAND Sap, 9. Sept.
On GENERALIZATION 9aued.
50 BABE Sbuen duf teIe9rap5tl@sm Wroe
etnen 8ert6t metneg OpgraliOaea bt5 lur Be-
itbuus BON &nCrotIe gsssben. Geit Der Belt
wurOe stne @apaGsrteabtbellune 0te gtienblbn
btnouf bic 8ritOl geIGtdt. wslAe brer 8 COS
mCttUen u. etntae 3pln3 q 005eH nabn. giEe
auOere NbtbstIune, 3ptt Htltm inter- Safantes
rte uno Sapa0srts, bradte Id plG5nliA
bierber, un Gen. SbuddforO 5a ptradrfen,
wet4er NIT 3pet 8etterregimrntern bier fanb,
wabrenO . osrf Ds@ourc . NIT elmer BdgoDe
DaS &entud9s1ftr beItbt b ate. Dte Snfantsrte
Srt9ooe marIAtrte ben RuOrptue BIC Bite, bee
60 Wietlen tn 50 Stunoen. Die Duration
Dtelss pIasss. iber 1000 Mann unD IA Sas
nonen, ergab fA bsute Na6mtttag nm bret
u6r auf @naOe uNO uusnaOe, Obne sinen
&f gu tpu8en.
q. 6. 8mrnftbe, @sneralmaior.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-12

Generals c@leIIau fol- duf 6al6s
lplo gfIeBt rDsCpen = eth 3eimen, Oa6 ev ntGt
ptepsr 3u afttDem Otenae berufsn we1ben mtrD.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-12

Gen. Ofterb pirp in elmer @Ore
%reIpOnren, be8 @ltfculi Gepnblican bon
9tep>O orleans 9efan8en 9eIa9t. 9eiue Dis
b ton babe cine gfiererl Ige erlttten unO er
ielber iettn @efln9enidlft gerltben, 9ing
ol8 9eriiAt SO lino bereit6 neuere 9taAe
ri4tSn ben 8id5busg bier, inBetrcHen, in
peHeH Son ftnem DC arttJeH Greigni6 fem
Bort erwdbnt wiro. OterbauS @efIn8en-
ldoft wirO remnaA% ebeuiowobl in oa8 BE.
reid Der 6abel 9ebSren, wIe ietn feiber an
9:fanrtBter 600.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-12

~ H~TSN"r wv W." IN"TNt W"
g:finrtBter SOD.
Gin Neetment, gelGes In IA 0tz
feAtcn mar Il. BON 1900 Wanu ga 66 damn
rsOuctrt TT! Die %. He8trnent Der S9to
fretwiIjg'n Safanterte pal etnee Der erten
fir Dsn Dtstta6rsplenf So parltes Camp
@baIe i'm Suit 1851 nit betnabe 1900 N.
maGte Den g1njea GslOius tn Bsfotrstnttn
unter Den Winerdltu GoienfranA st 9aclr8
unO MtlrOq uno ipG!er In O19trgtnten inter
Den 0snsrdlsu Scemont, Stgel q Nppe nit.
Jta@ Der 3pettsn 8ua Jtun S6lo6t fam Das
N.eiment NIT Stael8 lGmmtltAem @Ommantp
tn Dte Dctomacs Itmes uno Dtents untsr Dsn
@susrGlsn Mr&lsuan, Burn TIE, Scooter uaD
WtaOe.
unter ouen Oteien @meIdlen mar SiBel Der
btltbete. Das Jfe1tment geb6 tie gum IL
ArmescOrps, pslGss bet Der SAlaht 3u
s bancelOlStGe 0o8 uneIuf bate, umrtn It 80
UerOsn, rob mar McQsans 8.t5aOe bic leste,
psIAe pas 6slO perlttB, unp 3ipar tn gutter
OrOnung.
Dor Der S&ldGt su Gettysburg 3dbtte baS
Nestment nod $50 Nann unO mad Der bret
t6btssn SAla4t OaieIbf bltsben BON Dem
san3en 8e3tmente muir So Waun uno 3
eteutenunts ols ttenRfdbtg ibrtg. Ctsfer
fletue ueberref Oes pOQ3Gblt9eH Nsstmente 1T
nan @barIe1On abmarIhtrt.
Wte Uiele BON lie ell 0etraueu, pelhe als
&bren5eu9ntB pes 70 Acknowledgements itbriS
9eblieben iiuD, neroen Don ter WieBe br
lu4wirpiben Nebelion uno beS Serratb8,
bic ite gu 3erltOren 8e9an9en iiHo, 5uridteh.
rem |! ?
Sn Bttt8burg brannte Gin @ouper>
nement @crtr1ttor nit $50, 900 our9 melGe
ct bur4 6dlidun9en li6 ousesisnet bate.
STR Of'Tennelee 1T eine @cun.
milltcm iettsnS Der 6ebeGlenreetsruns ernannt
wcroen, tpslde RE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
9letten ut0 unterIuAen lpl, oh in ben Inter.
RIDDEN nl9t oieaei4t NInasr feden. Na4
nt4t libel.
@barIefOn, bas 8rutnelt Der Nebei
lion, III auf nteOerem unO fI1hem @runoe
erbaut uAb erbebt f6 nut pentge 6ub iber
oas Steer. 8snn man eS Don Cummings
Boint aus betrlGtet, 70 fam man ote Gee.
talte taum e,ftnuen unD Die @eb1upe f6,tuen
aus Dem No1sr ouf3utauAen. Ser Ylab tn
oaber lebr letAt etnne9mbnr.
Ote 8sOSltsruna pcn GDdrleRon betrua I'm
Sabre 1900 etwa 1900 Seslsu; i'm Sabre
1907 waren sS 28, 600, uOecn etma, tpte man
slaubt, 1900 6arbtge Waren ; i'm Sabre
1850 3dblte Die StaOt etrUa 42.982 uup in
1860 etpa 51,2lO SseIen.
Ser Safen UCn GturlsfOn tat 6 Gtnfa6r>
ten, Maffts &anoI init IL SUP, Der yaOrD
faaaI NIT 8 Sub, Der S1aI6 init 8 Gub, Der
SpsraatanaI (Oer ntht sebrnu&t mtrU) wup
Der 9auptI&tfstanat NIT IL En6 @a0er.
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8aGhtnstpn, IL. Sept. SIN Sries6
Department 9tnesn beute fOISenpe pffrisIe
Bertdfe eth
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-22

New YORK, July 81. A dispatch from For
tress Monroe says the expedition against For
Darling is abandoned.
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TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCET

IHE undersigned, having been in the Comm - ion bus
ness ,or some time ana k!owing the wants and
~, % ilueuiate sales and remtances Of the sale
otProduce, would Inform Me chants nd obero Sie
TO Boston Market that prepared to make
SAFES OF all KINDS OF Produce sent to ar care mmediate
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orwarued TO the consignor For our ability to do az G
ieMF TO HON koDRRIcK KIoHA and for particu
"i'' prices &C. 10 W WILDER, both of Montpelier
HARVEY & PARKER, 'f''i'f'
fw6ml6 No a. Ma, o.
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RY TELEGRA PE
TO THE FREEMAN.


FORTRESS MONROE, July q. The U. S gun
boat Circasslan, Capt. Eaton, just arrived, re-
ports that they left Charleston Friday afternoon.
A battle was commenced Friday, by both the
land and naval forces and was progressing when
the Circassian left No particulars
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SAN FRANcIsCo, July l6. The British ship
AlbermarIe, from Liverpool Dec. A. for this
city, was driven ashore at Mazatland, June Oath.
The chief mate and four sailors were drowned
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Rev. James P. Stone and wife, Missionaries
among the freed people of color in Eastern Vlr.
ginia, desire that, for the present. letters and
papers designed for them be directed to Box No.
Al, Fortress Monroe, Va.
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CAIRO, H., July 20. From d. F. Parker,
who left Vicksburg on the 18th, we learn the
following:
Yazoo City, which was held by about 800 reb.
els was captured by the Feder4ls under Gen.
Heron on the 18th Two hundred and fifty
prisoners were captured.
The gunboat De Kalb, which accompanied
the expedition was blown up by torpedoes, and
sunk in shallow water. She will be raised. No
lives were lost.
The rebels burned three transports living
above the city, and some ten large steamers up
the river.
Gen. Lamar has been relieved of his command
by Gen. Sherman it is stated, for disobedence
of orders, and prematurely attacking Jackson,
Miss. lie made the attack on the 18th, and
was repulsed with a loss of 800 killed and
wounded.
Gen. Sherman is besieging Johnston at Jack
son, who is supposed to have 10000 men. 1t
is said that Johnston can't escape.
Our forces at Millken's Bend and Lake Prov
idence, it is rel orted, are suffering considerably
from sickness.
FORTRESS MONROE July 20. The flag of truce
steamer New York arrived last night from City
Point with 1000 prisoners of war Til left
for Annapolis this morning.
A special dispatch from Meriden saws egerv
thing in Jackson, Miss is in the widest state
of excitement. Citizens are flying in every d.
rection. Citizens from Clinton report that the
enemy are brrning every dwelling house on the
route as they pass.
New YORK, July 81. A dispatch from For
tress Monroe says the expedition against Fort
Darling is abandoned.
WASHINGTON, July q. The following was
received this evening
UNITED STATES STEAMER MOORE.
Above Burlington Island, Ohio, July 10. {
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of .Navv
After chasing Morgan 500 miles, at last
met him in the river at this point, and engaged
and drove him back, capturing two of his bic
ces of artillery. He abandoned the rest to Gen
Juda.
The enemy broke in confusion from the banks
and lett his wagon train, many horses, and
small arms in my possession.
Since writing the above, | followed further
up the river, met another portion of Morgan's
forces fordng fourteen miles above shelled and
drove most of them back. Several of them were
killed, 20 or 80 wounded, and captured 90
horses have but two men wounded slightly.
Our shells created great confusion in the reb.
ell ranks killing and wounding manv.
(Signed) II FITcH.
Lieut.. Commanding.
WAsHINcToN, July 81. Maj Gen. Burnside.
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WASHINGTON, July 81. Ma. Gen. Burnside
in transmitting Brig Gen. Shackleford's report
to Gen. Halleck, says L" We have strong homes
of being able to capture Morgan and the remain
ing portion of his forces, thus wipng out the
band"
Gen. Shackleford says that the conduct of
his men, without an exception, evinced the
greatest gallantry, and a big h degree of militia,
ry discipline.
NEW YORK, July q. Itappears the riotng
on Staten Island last night was by drunken SOL
diers, who after fighting among themselves.
fired on citizens as soon as they saw them. A
number of the latter were shot and one instant
ly killed.
Two soldiers were fatally injured during the
hgn e. among themselves. The officers in charge
OF the soldiers were sent back to the city. and
will probably be dismissed from the service. A
military Court of Inquiry has decided the citl-
Gems blameless
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

We learn lhtta portion Of General B)woni
nmand met tho advance of Tie enemy tha
landed below Gr nd cot. ahont mnlmglt la.
night, when li,rcs eklr1 oh eu,uel llsting
sjme two Or thrco honf5, The en.m, W..
checked. nud our men l0ok lew p sluors
What Othcr loss the enemy suffered is un
known. Our loss IN numbers was ltemil
We have been unable toohiiin any addition
Al particulars Information hof1 iris quarter
will Le looked Tor with iatercst. as II ~ we'll
know the force Of the enemy lAuded at Bayou
plere. is a large ono, and au earnest attack is
expected. Geueral Bowen ia MOI weak, and
We know s being streng gthened without weak
ening other points threatened. il tho enemy
perslHts in llis attempt 20 reach lbe rear Of
Nlckoburg on this line, serious engagement
viii undoubtedly occur.
LArER - The contest was renewed this morn
ing, aud at asi ocspnnls was stil progressing
We have nothing whatever OK TO the number
engaged on either sile. or rssnlis Tho only
definite intelligence Is tlai Biga'lior General
Tracy. OF Louisiana was killed at eight o'clock
this morning Msmphis Appeal lu.
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NUMBER 238

Tho trial Il valandigham by Court maltie WIS coa
olaied the 7Ih, but the decision sts yet uusnowa
The coitespanGsals C the New York l8lera gss
7and and eloqlput atcaauls Of the ale battle, dis
gnsing ,he TACT oi their terat as Gar possible by
mul'h hcs'ion Of words
Hoker vas stuun AID thrown down bya she'll,
va d shattered lhs piii4r OF porch against which
ng was leaning a. CbsncrllUsvile
vlcssBuRo n y e--Nctbiug new from the front
The enemy has cen lind ng troops bsllw Youugs
Point their supposed testiuuJion bei,g to lclLfJrce
Grauts army.
The Wing ofi,e was s.royed By Gre this an ruooa.
Che otgn Of tue Gre Is onknowa
JA,EsoS Nay 10. "A special aispach to he APPEAL
says lhe Ch ~ Times Of the Uta, has di,pach
fion Clnciutat dGn The 9th when states thai Val.
lMdi shAm was arrested by company OF soldiers IN
tir cha ge Of violating Cen. burusidt's d,sth order.
TIE soldiers wte distributed iu the ,igubulhool
Ar NAhdiga mo dweitg, and cd r d al per nns
pa'shg 10 sOto thtir Lomcs They ihe, surrut, ded
Ian by he open his loase and an,st,d i'm.
yoilsLd CHAM mas tsheu high grouid, deelsrirr
that no wi not answrr 10 me mil ituy He'h 10 he
Tried immed Itey Pprlts Lave zone to Ceye Aad
b al enftlo g't ou wit u hateas Co, i= ai iisr
jnaga q iAs L4.l..aa states p,trel Con "a liza.
TNOftie u D9ncs ~ OtfO. vaiaidgLul las been
Sc, tiotle Iaim,k' pt Atwp ~ h,urett clt.teJ
great eNciltmset IN Nouts ON ~ couay Wagon
oads OF pslp lpe cked 70 Utyt0l on heirig the nsws
Of bis sllc,t Blrn,ide seut usunoa aad lro IDS INTO
D on 20 preserve 0rdsr. Pistol, we're Il cd and Al
~ o'clock pt nilLt The Dayton ,urna ,lice eld
'lher bui drgawtIe RET i,e so aud ruyucd The iec-
sriph wncs cat aud IA, fridge over ias Co.uuhus
aad Aenw lshoad burnt. 1to icsd.nce II Col.
a roi, IruyusL Marshal Of lho, was threatened.
lbe htat news from Naich,s replr;s The Phlllae
io~e burning The Nalcuz Conner has fornaton
through cur prisoners from New Orleans. WHO wers
% nty exyhaug dat Pot llaiFou TIA, Geo, knby
Smith, with tn Tho. saId raw toop., had WHIPPED
saibs bldy, Gri,iag him back 10 Wa hi goa, Louis.
ana, Ger. Prov Is on the opposite side OF lbe
ever.
RICHMOND, May IL Northern datea the 10Th has
beer zee we'd. Ihe ages against W lndlsham
were, that rabJut tas lst Of May he uod os Oh
u 20 mqe, ng Mount Vernon, 0ht oec.sring III
Ca ~ar was uui c,osary ana cruel abd hot WI, ed
vi avitw to the preservation OF The Uoiop, ut hr
tle pGrP 50 otclu hwg l.iuelty and establishing de
p dis II hi da4ounced bGlnAde'. order, NO.
80 base u,url alton Of arbitrary oNthoriy aud
Is mer the pc pIe Ia Jrm the ui.ions Nh, have usur
ed the power, that t.ey will nyt sa5mit 10 such r5
sricton the better
AuardyaI from wilmington Far reports iron c ds
oh harItston eady Cor anoticr htack tiDo texci G.
meht in Sayanuph wa 'raused by tae Yank .coLr
oychulng ausp cona vessels, spatisl II m,r
was s'nt :, ye.li ave the inter, No iur her news
s pu 2 he'd in Tie Washington pa era lel4tvs to
9oobcr'a de'eit.
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4l.r sme'Ieo" QUESTION.

rom llt - huoh c'auVt-.
TpTqE EDlToR-Sr: Earl Russell, in lis
peech II reply 10 l. n Canpbr! On Monday
ast expressed great iea, That recognition ul
lie Southern UUmedsfacy would innate the
Norlh add pOlorg The war. The Foreign
Sscrs aiy j. entreIy mtstakcn in las views
/ have many letters nom persons 10 Boston
Sew York ahd fniladslpnia, desiring some
tclon on the part OF European G1vetnnsuts.
- ihe absence Ui this, my correspondents
hink that matters may remliu uus ttied tor
uany months send yOu Que Of The leuu.o
or publication Yours, etc, II.