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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

The weasher was too bcisserous Yesterday TO enable
visitors 10 enjoy pleasant, quiet walk In she park,
although many persons hook advantage OF the day 10
blow on little Of The down to~a smoke The surface u
the lake partially covered with about three eiyhths
OF ap peh OF Ice, bot the wind broke vp consider
ably.
Jes following srmas hsys been added 70 The PARK
collection - -.
One trumpet crane, Or sroyo, BY sisror Salvador cs
gge rsceocn saptere assias Abe base o. esssyseure
when bae epto been the pss osUp~bl OF the One
husofeu aud feooHd New York veupseevs participating
10 ~ tnem movements until the present mouth pre
scented BY Surgeon y. N, LORD
Vee saecoon, vcsy Ono animal, DONORS ssmc at pre-
ing and valuable
During tho reocn, cstayalsoass in Tho parb sc,sra
se"es os rovosutonasy tmce have boon foaad and will
csyofas uocrs ~ tonts WeN ~ Mo troops, end sven
savo been discovered having pvsykasiy been
eenlwvy IT. 80 ~ - "s "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
OUR PRISONERS IN RICHnOgD.
Reported Escape Of One Hundred and
Nine Officers.
Arrival In Washington, frsm Libby
Prison, Of Captain Porter,

wlsmxeroE, FEB. u, 1864
A gentleman who tonight arrived from tbe Army or
the Potomacs saw before sft there hishoad paper
OF Thursday found on person Of deserer Who
into lines in which appears article Stating thas
one hundred snd nine officers escaped from The Libby
prison by digging tunnel under the street for that puy
pose.
supposed the prisoners had been engaged upon she
work for n least a MONTH They were missed at ron
CALL and forthwith troops despatched in varope
directions to capture them. Four were overtaken
the Williamsburg and Hanover Court House
road. The Others is suspected, were sscreted In tho
neighborhood OF Richmond.
The guards were arrested the belief tha. they
in collision with the prisoners, but afssrward re-
leased the subteanean mode Of escape having become
known.
The paper says that Neal Dow not among the
ways, but probably waiting 70 accompany the nest
batch.
The deserer above referred to says large number OF
his regiment the Fourteenth louisiana barefoot and
that the daily ration consists Of quarter o. poana Of
meat and one pint Of meal.
Among the officers recently escaped from Libby prison
Colonel streight, Colonel Tpfen Major John Henry
end colonel Rodgers; but 10 is not known jet whether
they have succeeded getting clear Of me rebel do
minons.
The ratons issued the officers 10 the prison consist
ed OF quart Of rice sixteen every eight days,
small piece bread every day to each. about four
ounces Of very poor fresh meat . week, sas
and vinegar very rarely.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Kollock who felgned 10 be I'D
with the smallpox, has deserted from the United States
steamer Brsndywlne.
Captain John y. Porter, OF the Fourteenth New York
cavalry, arrived here to-day overland from Richmond,
having escaped two weeks ago from LIBBY prison. he
left the prison rebel Uniform, having secured an
abandoned one, and remained nine days 10 Richmond
without exciting suspicion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

CllRo, H., Feb II, iecf
col Andrew, o. the Third Minnesota regiment, at Little
Rok, has been made brigader general HIS regiment
bss 70 eohstcd and portion o. arrived here 70 Gay,
q, fQats homo,
Al Nos quiet Of Lily Rock 49, 1. ,..un .u..,,.xs
Deecrters wore coming INTO ouf nces y ,a,se
and reg nenls were forming % 'he", wv wa "1
already been Glcd -t
Tho deserters from ritee army state that no Fpowl
edge OF tho Presidents amnesty proclamation existed
among Pv.cs mon, and they express Tho opinion that
soou az It's conditions arc known very ttc VII be
losl OF HE army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

MOVEMENTS OF TIE BL0CKADE RpNNEBe-CArTURg
or AN ANGLO REBEL TRADER--THR HARRIET LANE
FITTING our Az A REBEL COYrOH CARRIER ETC.
BY the arrival Of the brig Excelsior at ibis port yeser
day We have es Of Bermuda papers the Sd inst
The Colonial Parliament which stood proroeued TO The
goth Of February, was dissolved by the Governor and
wrts issued for the election Of members TO a new
Bouse Of Assembly, 10 meet on the nth OF March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
~->--.~,>----
ARRIVAL OF THE MORNING STAR.
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The Herald Correspondent, Mr.. Finley Ander.
son, Released from Rsbsldorn,
&ess Re- ASs

The steamship Morning Star, Captain NJ Courtenay
arrived a. this port last evening with New Orleans dates
10 February 4
The steamshp Creole arrived at that city on February
and she George Washington on the morning OF Fob.
ruary T. The steamship Havana, which was TO have
sailed February 8, detained until the 9th owing
TO an accident happening 70 her machinery.
Among the passengers from New Orleans in the steam
ship Morning star is Mr. Finley Anderson correspondent
o the HRID who has been released from years cap
tvsy In the hands Of the rsbele. He was captured
board the Queen Of the West Red river February H.
1sce-iust year ago. He was first taken to Alexan
dra where for two months he cn6ned In the par eh
prison. portion Of that time he locked mp within
the dismal walls u an iron dungeon. In the month Of
April when the Union under General Banks
rapidly advancing Alexandria, he was taken up
10 Shreveport three hundred miles further up Red river
He Immediately put in the parish prison there, but
after the lapse Of about week moved to military
guard house with other Union prisoners July all
the Union prisoners In Shreveport marched 10 Tyler
Texas, distance Of than hundred miles, During
the month OF August they kept ID cloes confinement
in dilapidated building They subsequently, moved
TO conscript camp four miles from Tyler wher6, from
time to time, they Joined by other prisoners Az
length In accordance arrangements effected between
Generals Banks and Taylor the few civilians released
Internationally, and among them Mr. Anderson. On
feOfuhIy ne was returned, nDder nag OF uuce 10 the
commander Of the sunboat Mlssssippi in the
vicinity Of Red river. lie went down TO New Orleans on
the steamer Continental and has arrived In New York in
the steamship Morning Star His friends will be pleased
10 know that he 10 excellent health and spirits.
We are indebted TO Mr.. @. A. Fuller, purser OF tho
Morning star for taking charge of our dispatches.
The following are the passengers by the Morning
STAR
Geo Gornw,n Or Shss MsMsnaus Boagds.te wife and
Ioorn Geo sranb. Capt Lsbo. q Paxon, Derbs 4
Green. z Palmer. Or LifeboFs Rufus Long Mathews
4 8 Marvin, q Collins. Jas Ryback, b Lehman, q N
Moody Rory, = Fend's l. Joseph Wise. Capt d
Pratt, a Fish. Mrs r Holden, Y. Pennington 4 The.
vie, II Cranton. Taylor, A Speir. u w Tucker.
: Blsenbereh Newman, Mrs B Warner. II w Lock
wood. pr Dausnap, Mrs Fellows, Captain II yollance
wife and servant; Richard Pitkln q Grian @ Monnot,
Mr. and Mrs Wood Captain Sam Abels Mr. Norris, Ander
son. Mr. ConoveI Jno Freeman. Suttandel Gusave Lou.
trsnd, sternsllie, r oIey nllctt, W stewart and
wife, M0nau Mr. Matber, wife, brother and three chill.
drsn; Arrosso and friend. Mr. Iaes, Mr. Goldberg Mr.
rredenbere Thomas Carson Samuel Roman, MARQUIS do
Prado, Captain Scbneidan u Dey Perrena, R,Sg Capt
Amesbu,y N Davis, A Mscoduck. W Wright d Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

The Is%y OF sns PsseYee.
AsnS o. grs PoyosA9 NJ y, 49,
Tnsre Rave been no active milIIafs Wcysnss" wv
army for week rcss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

TFTUW tnt HUyHI Vhz6It6, F0b. =
The steamer Don, which left here on Sunday moving
Jet for Nassau p, reported falsely of course,) to
States ToRa. From the ID 10 The 9th MI the
steamers faonie eyren Scota and Hanea had arrived
there from Wilmington. The Presto and che wild payys
had also arrived there
The steamer city of Petersburg, hence for Wilmington
~ was captured OF that port the morning Of the
18th nit by the United states ship Connecticut.
The steamer Red Jacket from Mobile with 800 bales OF
cotton and quantity u rosin had been captured by the
United etAtcs steamer RepGebsc. The RED Jacket W
valued at s100, 900.
The steamer Isabel under Spanish colors arrived ct
Havana from Mobile on The 10th nit laden with cotton
The blockade runners Cumberland Alice and little
loln we're AZ Havana on the 10Th uIt.
was reported AZ Havana that the steamship mrriet
Lane, formerly the United statss eupboat Of that name
bad been fitted up u Galveston, Texas for blockade run
ming purposes, ana wss expected At Havana With full
cargo OF cotton.
fbe steamers linden, kInIy, Minnie and Calsdou IN bad
arrived ~ Bermuda from England They were supposed
20 be intended for blockade YvnEeve.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

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csz ool. II. d. wAsEsuas. Union oaual-
date r Congress In the TN District. will
address The people as follows.
n ourg. Clay county. Monday SepteE-
bsr 81 .fI
Cat liie. Clay county. Iuesdsy ssp-
TENT 81
ostlsIe sullivancounty. Wednesday, sep
temb.f Ic
LeD.nop, saiiivss county thursday sep
tenn -
Fa ..rks. saliisan eooety. Friday sep
tent 80
L tln, yigo county. SATURDAY. osto-
Der
Gre castle, Putnam county Monday 0e.
tobi 4
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tobef
Baoso idgs. Putnam county. wedaesdA,
Octob.r 5
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Oct' d l., &.f.l
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DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-29
THE DAILY REBEL.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1864
EVENING EDITION.
Latest from the Front.

. THE repulse Of the enemy yesterday morning
by the Divisions Of Cloburne. CheAtham and Wal
ker. Hardee's corps, is Of the severest checks
sustained by him during the The enemy
came right up to our breastworks, in one instance
at least, planting standard Of colors upon them.
The eolor-bearer's body was riddled with balls.
With great OOOlness and deliberations car brave
boys waited zEstl the Yankeszz earts - ss the
bresstworks, when they opened zpoA them with
the deadly musket. riI. ani grape aud canister.
The destruction Eaa immense.
A distinguished General officer 'teiegraphed to
Atlanta las: night, that the smy's loss was lar
gerthan Il was at New Hope Church.
The enemy made the attack in seven columns
Three stands Of colDrs we're captured, Cheatham
taking two. and Ceburne one, as stated to by a
prominent officer, in memorandum, received by
the tram this morning,A
Our lines are about the same as before the at-
tack. Heavy skfrnishing going al along
our lines during the Gay, and was stiIl going at
O'Clock; yesterday evening, both cannon and
small arms being used About 100 prisoners had
been taken up to 6 o'ceck.
Freneh's and LorinP's Divisions also at
sumeIy repulsed the enemy, iusictiug severe inju-
~ TO hirh, in killed, woundEd and prisoners. This
attack was not 80 severe as that on Cheatham
Cleburrc and Walker
Prisoners captured yesterday state that the
bridges being destroyed aud the railroad track
torn up continually in the enemy's rear, but that
they do not know b. what command this is being
done
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-29
PerpetuaI HaoSion

IL tlssrc be any reward attached to the dis
cOscry of perpetual motion, mean to have
tiff there be any honor, VIC mean to claim
il on behalf Of dog Of our acquaintance,
who, to use quaint phrase, is wide awake
aud full of fleas" lie is never known to
sleep, or if he docs sleep, he walks and
scratches, ia his sleep. Day and night arc
the same to him. lie is always fighting the
" battle Of life, with his, backbitcs, the
lcas. And yet he is jolly aud is something
Of wa2, or his tail is. lie sometimes for
gets himself, az we noticed lately. lie gave
regular battle Mt the top Of long pair Of
stairs, and in wheeling by tho left flank lost
his balance aud tumbicd down chojiop, to
the bottom, an astonished dog. lie bad no
time for useless regrets tho Philistincs
were upon him, and Ac resumed the attack
literally tooth aud toe nail" Ills name
is Spot" and friend suggest that the IN
dividual Spot alluded to by Lady Macbeth,
when she eEclaims ''Oat, id Spot r Spot
has too many intimate friends. They bore
him. Neither pcncroyal nor any other drug
can medicine him 20 ''that sweet Sleep" &c.
lie has a badge, but the hcas don't respect
that. When thc dogs institute a fedcratiye
repubiic nc will bc entitled to admission as
"A State. We are certain that he has the
necessary population. If we were in his skin
we would 90 mad immediately He has a
perfect right to be as mad as he pleases.-
Wilmington Journal.