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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-14

The correspondent Of tn New York Ha..
all, in his account Of The late Federal advanr,.
towards Petersburg says general Kaurz
with about eighteen hundred n1er, rode con.
slderably to the south, and finally struck ;hc
turnpike leading to Petersburg. They then
rode briskly forward and appear 10 hare taken
the Contederates considerably BY surprise. t>r
they managed to enter the Confederate works,
and actually penetrated for short distance
within the city. Finding however, that Gen.
Gilmore and his troops had failed in the CO.
operating movement, and that he was in danger
of being surrounded and cut off, retreat vas
ordered The destruction of the bridge Was
not effected, in consequence OF the rapidity
with which the Confederates were gathering
in his rear and on his tanks"
An arrival at New York from Southampton,
England brings dates to the LIST. In the House
Of Commons Mr.. Lindsay postponed his mo-
ton relative to the Confederate States until
the 18th inst. The Memorial Diplomat5Qne
says the probable result Of the present negotla"
ton will be that HolsteIn and Southern Schles-
wig will be detached from Denmark, being
united to Germany, Northern Scb]es|ig being
Incorporated pertually with Denmark, with
Prince Augustenboug as Sovereign Of the Ger
man Duchics.
Thy report OF the arrest Of the Mayor Of
Richmond, brought BY "a woman has At
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Tuesday EVENING. JUNE IA.

Geographic dispatches from Cincinnati re-
port that Gen, Morgan on Saturday last with
5000 men. attacked the l68th and III st Ono,
under General Holson, at Cynthiana yesterday,
and after g. pretty severe fight compelled iol-~
son to surrender on condition that his men
should be Immediately exchanged. The fight.
ING took place principy in the streets Of Gym
1hiana. and some Of The Federal troops TOOK
refuge il the Court House, and IN order to
dislodye them stable near the building was
..t Oh fr4. ard about twenty buildings were
consumed before the fire was extlngulshed.
The Federal loss was fifteen killed and fifty
wounded, and from twelve to fifteen hundred
prisoners. On Sunday Gen. Burbridge, who
left Paris Saturday night, is reported to have
fallen upon Morgan 'wl,ile his men were at
breakfast and after "a very severe light
defeated him. The siege Of Frankfort, it IS
said has been abandoned, and the Confederate
force before that place, numbering only about
three hundred men, Was at the last advlceS,
1t Lawrenceburg.
The character of the campaign III Virginia,
ard the energy CT the conba 5anta, are making
=. deep impression on the public mind OF
Eulope. The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce says that the
news Of battles have produced there "a sort
Of lull of stupor and astonishment, and ne
adds ''Such deeds Of arms, men say have
never before been even read OF ID romance,
much less realized in action. Have giants
broken loose, they ask, who thus fight battles,
not Of days, but Of weeks, and pile " slaugh-
ter in face Of which the bloodiest conflicts Of
Europe seem pale and u2sanguinary
A 'writer in the "Virginia State Journal
complains that at the late election here, ''men
protesting loyalty voted for a man for office
who was noted secessionist, and who, though
he had taken the required oath never protested
loyalty.'' The same writer is 'svery sorry that
men claiming to be Union m en- par excellence,
should be hoodwinked and induced to place
such men in Office as some who were elected at
oar recent electio.4.'
According TO statement made by Mr..
Alis, late s'speakcr Of the Union House of
Representatives, of Arkansas, Mr.. Fishback
Of that state, who is now claiming seatin the
u. S. Senate, not only voted for the ordinance
ot secession in the Arkansas Convention, but
offered the first resolution in that body, in
favor Of State resistance to coercion.
United States Marshall Murray was arrested
IN New York, yesterday by the sheriff OF Greene
county: on q warrant issued under an indict-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-14

ppllSS VI 1Af 'h'tSt CT "i'a f&'"E '-' ~
White House.
MR.. STATIONS DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June IA A. M.-Io
Major Gen. Dix, New York We have dis
patches from the Army Of the Potomac as late
as ei ght Q clock this morning.
The movement was at that hour in success
ful progress.
No reports TO- day from General Sherman.
The following dispatch from General Bur
bridge. commanding in Kentucky, has just
reached here:
II attacked Morgan at Cynthiana at day
light yesterday morning, and after an hour $
hard fighting completely routed him, killing
three hundred, and wounding nearly as many
more, and capturing nearly four hundred prls-
oners, besides recapturipg nearly all OF General
Hobson's command, and over one the usand
horses.
Our loss in killed and wounded is about one
hundred and fifty Morgan's scattered forces
are flying in all directions, have thrown away
their arms and are out of ammunition and are
wholly demoraliaed.
Dispatches from General Butler, at nine
0 o'clock this evening, indicate no change in his
command
No further intelligence has been received
from Gen. Hunter. Z. Nj. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Gen, Longstrcet telegraphs from Lynchburg
on the 18th of May My wound is severe,
but not dangerous. It is through the neck
and shoulder. am improving,
1t is reported in New York paper that
there are now over thirty-fve thousand sick
and wounded Fedora! soldiers in the hospitals
in Washington
Mr.. Jas A. Gordon, and old citizen Of
Washington, died yesterday.
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LATEST REPORT IS.
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTO u A.

olresponde nce Of the philadelphia lnqulror-J
WASHINGTON, June l3: 1854. -lnFormation
is received from The Inquirer's SPECIAL
Correspondent up to yesterday morning. Up
to that time no immediate change had taker'
place, and the front was unusually quiet
Headquarters of the army we're still IN the
vicinity of Cold Harbor
There we're various movements OF troops
going on, but your correspondent says the
moving Of troops yesterday may have been
only to relieve portion Of the men lying IN
the trenches and give them an opportunity to
wash, change raiment, &C.,
The Federal picketa near Old Church on the
right flank, we're attacked by body OF Con-
federate cavalry, On the morning OF the 9th
The outer cavalry pickets were driven in, and
the pickets Of Ferraros Division attacked
These, latter, however repused the Conteder-
ates. The Federals lost about two hundred
horses, stampeded and captured by the Con
federates.
Yesterday morning matters were unchanged
at the White House. The tearing up of the
Rails on the Richmond and York River hail
road was said TO be in consequence OF the
isnpiact:cabity 0: establishing depot OF
supplies of any value az any point beyond
White House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-14

The report OF the arrest Of the Mayor Of
Richmond, brought by "a woman has At
length reached Richmond through The Now
York papers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-14

The Richmond Sentinel Of the Sth says:-
An official dispatch received at the War De
partment Saturday evening" states that Admi-
raj Farragut had arrived off Mobile, with a
n@a1 consisting Of sixteen large ships"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01

platform.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01
MORNING LEADER
-. Nasbv VgaiIetl, nIuchIv.
CHURcE UYTHE M DIsPENsAsHUN, |

CHURcE UYTKE NJ DIsPENsAsHUN, I
September 15, 1864 I
The foilerin sam Of hoomiiashen and
agony will be chantid in evry chirch in my
diocese, all day, evry Sundy, til the Con-
fedrits win victry;
a double barreld walel
A cry Nv angwishl -
In the vally and shadder sit we
Job he'd biles, but he scraped hisself with
g oyster shell
Naman was a leper, but he doved into
the river Jurdan and cum out ez good ez
nool
Sampson he'd his hare shingled and wuz
week as watered whisky, but it CROWD agin
and be bustid his enemies
We hev biles and are rotten with EN-,
but whar's the conform oyster shell
We hev leprussy, but whar's the Jerdan
to jump into
Our har is short, and thars wha1 our en-
emies hey got us, but whars the Restora-
tive to make it grow sgin
JOB, and Naman, and Sampson, sltogeth-
er, want ez bad off ez we is.
We kin thro in Lazzyrus with his sores,
and the dorgs lickin Nv them, and then
Civ EN- 80 in 100 and beat EN-.
Fer we nominated Mcclellan and Pen
dleton, at Shecago, aud wun is war Man
and tother is peace man.
Theox and ass is yoked-thsre heds and
tails together.
And the team is pullin vigorusly, but
instid of goin forerd, they are goin round
and round.
Walel oh my people, fer the tickit
wuzn't war enuff, and Cass hez bolted
Gnash yer teeth oh ye saints, fer the
tickitwuzn't peece enuf, and Yallsndygum
hez bolted
We tried ride two HOSES goin in two
different direckshuns and we fell to the
ground.
And both HOSES turned on vi and kicked
usl
And Mick Lellan hez no chance-he
wun't hev the givin Nv the post ofisis.
Walela
And Sherman took Atlanty and cbawed
up Hood. Walel
And Lee wants the Weldon road but he
cant git it
And Guverner Morton took the revolv-
ers from the peece men of IDjeany.-
Vale
And the draft won't be resistid, and the
provo-marshells will all hev hull skins.
Vale
Wale fer Name and Vermount, which
wuz tired Nv the war, and wuz a goin fer
Mick Lellan, hev votid ahlishn with a
looseness.
Vale fer our rulers oppress US. They
let their men vote in the army, but they
won't let our men vote in Kannady.-
Vale
Walel fer the ablishnists shell hold the
orfses, and we shell be numbered among
the outs. Vale
Walel fer in the fucher l see no way Of
livin but by work
Whywuz born in2 sich world Why
wuz whisky creatid if you can't git it with
out price Why wuz ortisis establish
ef them can't git them ez wants EN- the
most
Mick Lellan buried his thousands in the
swamps of the Chickahominy-he hath bu-
ried his tens Of thousands under the plat
form he kicked over
The sblishnists jeer US ar d hout us-Gney
wsg their heds at US, sayin, "Go up bald
he'd p
And we hev gone up
PETROLEUM v NAsBY,
Pastor of said Church in charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01
Portrait of the rebel General Early

Portrait of the Rebel General Early.
Old Jubal Early, or, as General Lee calls
him, his ''bad old man, has won name
during his soiourn in the Valley of Vir-
ginia of which he is well worthy. Did
you ever see him2 If not, you have miss
ed one of the greatest curiosities of the
war. He is a man of considerable corpu-
lence, with full face, which has the ap-
pearance of the full moon when it is at its
height in redness. He is about six feet high,
and of immense structure. His voice
sounds like cracked Chinese fiddle, and
comes from his mouth somewhat in the
style of the Hardshell Baptist, with long
drawl, accompanied with an Interpolation
Of oaths. In winter his head Is encased
in net striped woolen skull cap drawn
about his ears, while his body is contained
within the embrace of Va. clOth-over
coat, striking his heels. His legs are covered
by leggings of the same material, wrapped
from the feet upwards as high as the knees
with white tape He is brave as he is
homely, and as homely as any man you
ever saw, except Psrson Brownlow, who IS
said to rival His Satanic Majesty in per
sonal appearance. There are many incl
dents related of Old Jubal; but 1 cannot at
present call to memory but one. During
the battles in the Wilderness on one occa-
sion regiment from South Carolina was
ordered to charge the enemy. For some
reason they falteFed- Old Jubal, hearing OF
it, rode up to the head of the column, and
in that popularity Of tone for which be
was noted cried out, Blast you, you got
us into this d--d scrape, and by Cd you
shall help us out" The regiment was SC
cut by this remark that they rushed upon
the foe, irving him from every position
Griffin Ca Rebel.
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DIR. w. WELLS,

ciansr Lon
Office Hi SupoEi
VIII be happy to meet
ell those who are sfhio-
ted With subRcute or
chronic diseases. His
treatment is entirely
different from the old
plan, and is mild, efd-
cacious aud effective.
Gases of Nervous and
General Debility, Men
ralgis, Consumption,
Fits, Throat Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Hheumatism,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01

The intelligent voter finds something
suggestive in the fact that the electoral
ticket for Mr.. Lincoln is headed by Edward
Everett in Massachusetts,, Daniel s. Dick
inson in New York, Thomas Cunningham
in Pennsylvania, and David Tod IN Ohio
all eminent names, and all of them men
who opposed Mr.. Lincoln in 1860 These
are edisting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., simply, of
a great host of citizens whom patriotism
has compelled to take the side of Mr. Lin
coin, against an opposition which carried
its party passion to the extent of disloyalty
and treason.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01

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+" In koriOus, altogether.

PETROLEUM Y. Massey,
Pastor of said Church in charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01

Mr.. John G. Nicolay, the Presidents
private Secretary, who was recently draft
ed IN the city of Washington, though er-
rOneously enrolled, being subject to mill
tary duty, not in this district but at his
home in Illinois, which has more than
filed its quota, and being at the same time
inexperienced by illness from serving, to-
day sent substitute to the enrolling Office
who was dull = accepted and mustered into
the service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01

The Maine Legislsture is figured up by
the Bangor Whig as follows; Senate, 30
Unionists; / doubtful. House, l23 Union
lists; % Democrats gain of one from
last year. 1t is probable that Democrat
ic Ssaator in Aroostook is chosen, which
will leave the entire Democratic strength
in Joint ballot at 90, to l53 Unionists-' A
very satisfactory majority.
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James Buchanan, after his nomination
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James Buchanan-he was the Cincinnati
platform. This is good precedent for
Mcclellan, who must be hereafter consid-
cred not G. B. Mcclellan, but the Chicago
rlalfnrn.
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