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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
THE ALEXANDRA CASE

The Same paper says that the Britannia Cnbi'
net, having applied for frank and cordial expla'
nations of the Imperial programme, NJ Drouyn
de L huys has replied that, without trcnching
upon the prerogatives of the Congress, it wa'
impossible tor the Emperorto lay down preiimi
naries. Whsn all the replies have been received
the Emperor, however, will hasten to afford
sire to combine the principles cf jursice aud
equty with respect TO" Legitimate rights.
II is asserted that the Emperor received a let
ter yesterday from tho Duke Of Ausdstnnburg'
M de Sartiges is to leave to-molrow fOI
Rome.
Tho Paris papers publish the following tele-
gram
CoHsTASTISopLE, Nov. 2l-"The Sultan ha:
made favorable reply TO thu Emperor's in
vitntion to the Congress. expressing, at the
same lime, his intention of being present therea
in person.
The specie held by she Bank Of France bs!
risen to 2G3 0o00 0O0f in consequence Of the prr
chase of specie to the amount Of 10 1000, ,O0Of
The Council Of the Bank has observed that du'
ling the last eight days the bills presented fo
discount have been of a more satisfactory char
aoter These are of shorter daie and apperlair
to real commerce, and not 10 bullion dealers. al
was previously the case. The Bank, therefore
anticipates an Improvement in the state OF affairs
if no new incident arise.
The reply Of Russis to the Emperor Napoleon
invitation is expected here in three or four days
Some uneasiness prevails here relative to the
possibility Of conflict upon the Schleswig- Hol
stein question.
The :'Patrie'' Of this evening says that The re-
ply of Russia to tho Emperor Napolaon's invita-
ton is shortly expected. Iii probable that th'
Gear, while accepting the proposal nfa' Congress
will, like all other Sovereigns, express q dssir,
that a programme destined TO serve as bs,is fo
the deliberations shall be laid down.
LA France" of this evening states that numeT
ous replies favorable to the Congress have ar
| rived, and permit the prospect of its meeting
even although ono or two Powers should con
slider they would not be able to take part. -
, 1864-07-28

The last nu1nb.r Of Charles Dickens Ag tie
Kar Ruu>d contains q very graphic account
Of the mar ner in which the Daily Telegraph, .
London cheap paper Of great circulation, Is
got up The Introduction into the editorial
room Of the electric telegraph is thus de-
scribed:
l Iprocceded to suit Of rooms occupied by
the sub editor and principal reporters. In
the outermost Of these roUns Is arranged tie
electric telegraph apparatus, three round
discs with finger stops stlc6lng ont from
them like concertina keys, aud needle
pointing to alphabetic letters on the surface
Of the dial One Of these dia15 corresponds
with the House OF Commons. another with
the private resilecce Of the conductor Of my
Journal, who Is thus made acquainted with
uny important news which may truuspirc be-
fore he arrives ut, or aft .r he leaves the Office.
all newspaper men, is especially beneficial to
the sub-editor; By Its aid he can place before
the cxpcctaut leader writer the summary Of
the great speech In debate, or the lnomen-
tous telegram which is to furnish the theme
for triumphant jubilee or yfrtuous indtgna-
ton; B.; Its hid he can 'Fmake up'' the paper,
THAT is, see exactly how much composed mat
ter will have to be loft ''standing over" for
the tiuklinE of the bell announces a message
from the head Of the reporting staff in tile
House, to the effect, stHouse up-halt col.
to come" Sometimes, very rarely, wires get
messages relating to mfsdelivered tlrkins Of
butter, OF nlurital excuses for not coming
home to dinner, arrive at the Office of my
journal. The sub.editOr has q story how,
after having twice given: the signal to West
end ofIlce which Mr.. Reuter- then had, be re.
ceivel pathetic remonstrance from come ev-
idently recently awakened maiden, "Pleass
not 10 rinn amin It'll slD on nv gown I"
, 1864-07-28

GO, is the efficient stage manager M.
Wclah Edwards, a lady Of Observation-Disclosures,
AID much experience In stage affairs. openIs
Vt the Atherepm this s7ening, in her rendl'
tion Of >"satar In Pnris.'' The papers speak
very highly Of Mrs. Edwards. l shall hope
to have some good things to say OF the same
LADY in my. next
TIE new commandnnt OF the Post Of Cairo
now portion Of the District OF Western
Kentucky Gen. Sol: Meredith. has
TINS Ear filled his position with q good grace
ind it is no easy place to hn-aad maac
many friends BY the firm and impartial man
ner in which be has administered the COM
pltcated affairs Of the military. He IL sol
cier and gentleman, and welt deserves the
prestige gained By him as the coE1mander OF
The celebrated Iron Brigade in the Army OF
the Potomac
There Is considerable til swearing here,
and hereabouts, In regard to tue stEict and
summary closingof al trade below Casro on
the Mississippi, by the late order Of M the
Treasury Depar tMent. Tho MANAGERS oi oul
affairs in Washington have ut laae MT ths
right mil square upon the head, in this ord 8
and now all they have TO do is to Keep or
biting until theG have the commerce that
SHOULD not follow the flag entirely nailed IL up
, 1864-07-28
FROM DETROIT.
Lake superior LIno ri Steamers -.haqarA
Hanos--tcssel tsebbtuex-tSf4ia Vcssrts.



Dxrnorr. Jul, -. 1ssx
1Ak1 suPKHInR1IH1 OF s1EANKas-
There has barn nosllE- wtrthY Of special aota
plrtpg In this locality the way OF Aar.aa aewe
ipr aome e past. nel.her In the yssnt OF veaeeR
or herwiss. Within . shors time pask thass haA
beec slight Interruption With tho Lake aupsrto<
Tine Of Steamers, lsarranftng thstr time Of arrival
and departure from thlR point. hut which hHs sxta
been completed, or nearly eos though not vlth1nk
consIdornnIs 1oss AID damage ths part OF tho pxo
priesoEs The d1st Of tess mfafortunes was that Il
tho Steamer Illinois udsuheel stea,ner aud one II
the most prominent belonging - the 1nn Her dlans
ter consisted In running reef at Eagle
Ing her to sink to her main deck, Nhero sho remain
ed fer aome ten dnys when the wsa rescued bY tug
sent from this port, and Rht to this city, and II
now undergoing the necessary repairs. Her dAm1-
ages will amount to considerable, though The exzek
nAtufe Of them cannot be atcerta!1ei uutn Bhe h1s
been taken into the dry dock and oyerbauled- On
seFaas ss viz &c 70: IA atsas sst
q e. q e
snorr. vhsEe she hsd Eun she vas got or b tas =
sas r. + y eSs doR 'a.a 9
taken her departure for tie bamc locality I.
CHANGED HANDS.
view vessels have ged hands in this locality
te5a i n sstiys oners
G,ps Horn nsa os n Pu5esa.ed by d ks9sss q tais
~ e.s Fl e.
liz
IT, S 2tsss
s sY esed ns "sp 81 " sss sod M
which have come to my notice up to psesent Writing
vEBskL EcDnERHs.
There has been ,eye1ai ca'ss Of vessel sobneres q
g; sss sss Of 4s7 liss , Eaa !, ' s vs:s
whatever 10 within Fesch, P:1ndet to tne auount Of
, 1864-07-28

1ORT OF CHICAGO,

I ARRlVKD..........Julva ~, 1884,
Stmr Comet. Morgan. Assitonoo, sundz1ez.
Prop Eot-t: CITY, konads, Buifsio 11adrfa
f>f1np tcuAtAoda. Langley, Buffalo, su1drtas,
Prop LIT Of Madison, Eos, 0ntanssoe, IS tous ~
Prop 7, y: Backu,. Forest Grand u.yeu, 81 n trz-
Prop J. Barber. Ao2x.ns. st. Joseph. tua 4stss
Prup q. Nt2ES, Ulo1ENst, Lincoln, liz n 1nmher
Brlx Fountain City, Haven. Grand r,averss is0 s&s
sctr j. Il H1afcs Msdeao:rss. Buaio, ~ I, ,pua~
schr E1ien. lcs, 81: Psnls Pier + eds wood.
son Ganbaa, Gos3. sf S s.us:. e,ss. i d. sooA-
5shr Geo r. IsobeFss. Waller. canterri1le. ID cas
sehr s.lsor Boy Long, Grand Traverse rs n lunssr
Behr ca. .utta. Lo1x. C,!onJ; = ;1 81 wo1a. ;,
scov :. C. Butts. Buckley, Post JULIO. ~ eds wood
Sow NL Vernon, PAnlsen. White LAKE. ~ 9DAves-
CLEARR0.........---,1uiy q.
Es,r Comet. Moran, Msu!toxce, saad1te. .u..
Prep Bsr sts 81 g BecTvt,h. Bua,o, 5 20 oa eosz.
A1d snrdr1es.
Prop s Lsgi. Wood <osth. Buffalo. is''co oa COTE.
P,ep ,STa; s,;{ Rs:st!:o. ,so on c,n ~
nonr.
Prop nMn;oasEen M Tonpk,as. sasniA, aos hu Wheat
na,k 3. r pc6e.as. Kendstck Ba1alo. N,s.s ha os4s
HasS Amt ftea, Htn, Greee Bar.
Hatk Pacific, bt1ue. Per. ankeo.
brig Csnopus. Clover. B lt1lo, ii. .tco bu wheat
scof 1hnea fE4ts. Atkinson. East Saginaw. SO to
SchE Inos. s. Mott ste zel. o.veso, slpoa bu cosz-
Schr port iand, k6es. OsReSo, ,3e;S pu VIII saS
Sttr Metropolis Hauaessoas Buffalo, Is 40 bn eeru-
, 1864-07-28
TEE ttAzEpU4sLHEs OF
El1N ES.
Jones Cuunty.Seccdes from nfssIsslpp

Jones County from WfXslAaIpp1.
We find tle following In tie Natehcz Cou'
5lsr Of the 12th inst.
1t may be interesting to n ny Of GU. citi-
zens to know that the County Of Jones. State
of Misslssippi, has seeded from the State
and formed government of their own, both
military and civil.
The Conf. deracy, after claiming the right
Of secession, not being willing to extend the
same to the eaid Republic, has declared waz
against 1t and sent an army under Colonel
Mowry, of Mobile, to crush the rebellion.
The Republic Immediately prepared to act
on the defensive, raising an army under the
command ot Major Robinson. commander.
in-cbicf Of the army Of the Republic Of Jones.
The belligerents met; desperate battle en-
sued, in which the armies Of the new Repub-
lie were victorious, having killed, wounded
and captured many OF The Confederates, the
remainder under their gallant commander
iDeloriously fed.
Tho following is copy of dispatch sent
by the commander-in-chief, to his Honor,
the Secretary Of War for the Republic Of
Jones.
HEADQUARTERS FoRcgs or THE RErun11c,l
In TIE F1ELu, January =, 1864.
To Hon. a. c. Williams, Secretary of War:
s14:-Ne met toe forces ot the lnrader on the
an epeare1zent Of eight horzs' duration, We broke
his center, when he fed in confusion: on the field
We captured many prisoners and several pieces Of
hs1c The honor to be, very respectfully,
Z. RoBISsoS.
After this bard fought battle an armistice
was made Ministers were appointed to con.
| Ter with the <'Ro-cal1ed Confederate States"
Propositions for peace were entered into, but
| declined by the Confederate States. i cartel
for exchange Of prisoners vas offered By the
Republic, which was also declined. All pros
poets ofln amicable adjustment having ceased
the ministers Of the Republic returned to
their capital fully convinced that the Republic
had no other alternative but to prepare for
war. Their Congress having met, lengthy
" Proportions to form an alliance with the
Enited States," which was opposed by Mr..
Billing, on the ground that the position Of
the United States in regard to the question
Of secession had been clearly defined IN her
WIZ with the t:.so.called Confederate states.''
n useless expenditure Of time An net was
unanimously passed ordcrIrg all PERSONS,
male and female, who denied their lnalieua-
BILE right Of secession. to leave the republic
No provision having been made for the c1-
change Of prisoners, they were paro1ed The
following is true copy OF parole:
HEADQUARTERS, FoRcEs OF THE REPUBLIC,
February ., 1854.
!, Ben Johnston. do so1emnly swear that WI
any way whatsoeEer during the war, unless sooner
discharscd. DO help mo God. -. 7on.,,..,.
Sworn aud subscribed before nc this
I'd day Of February, 1864.
WV ARNsTKoNo, Capt. and A. a. g.
To many This may seem highly wrought,
but nevertheless 1t is true.--Numbers Of de-,
serters having congregated IA the swamps OF
Jones county, determined to form a govern
ment for themselves. Col. Mowry, with q
force, was cent over to disband them, hut
, 1864-07-28
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, 1864-07-28
+ ,CHICht;e LUMBER mAEKEr.

"WEDNESDAY EvKEEXa, Ju1y q. 1854.
LUMBER-Rece1yed yesterday. ISIS, coo feet. Tho
Teceltts for the current week con1laue light, but
fully equal to thu demnnd. There has b.en 1Itt1a
Improvement IN the market to-day, prices ruling a
ahade hrmer. but With 10 quotsb1o change In the
market.
Su1NGLEs-Received yesterday, 10000. Market
active and 1rm at present quotations.
LATH-Received yesterday, q, ,0to pcs. In noder-
ate demand ard lfm at pr reYious quo.3tions.
CARGO SALES TO-DAY.
Cargo Fchr Chsllenge from Kalamazoo. roli by
c.tan, $50 so seinsles sawed, st $50 15a. TO
cus NJ 200 feet lumber, fair quality, ks1ps.
ut 39eu; cnrgo schr Fosssr from Muskegpn, sold BY
1ohr son. 90 feet lumber, 60 rer cent strtps. at
seo csreo schr E. =. Morgan from Cedar River,
sc1d By Col Loomis, K STRIPS. a. 3e1559t6 ;-earEo
schr Ashsabu1a from Grand River. sold b7 Ga1rtes,
5000 feet rated Lumbar strips, it $1.25 Lsth at
y shn
, 1864-07-28
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AMERICAN LlMlMEMT. .

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Onee, Chlcaxp, III.
, 1864-07-28

Henry: II knew should take it. weigh
ed sTery circumstance; thought over atl the
possibilities told the men to keep cool. taka
good aim. fire slow, but to keep firing"
CAPT. WinsIow prepared to meet the Ala.
bams-fixed his cables to protect his machl-
Ie1y, kept cool, fired slow, hut kept firing.
fNuit. Ger. Grant i q man Of she same
&lmp. &c has set himself deliberately to
HIeak Lee's connections with the South It
has been his object In every movement Of this
campaign. There is but one great chance fos
fal1ure-want of men. Now ia the time ia
aid hius-now the time to strlke<A decisive
blow. Let the call O., the President fol
nonse e Give Grant tie troops be needs now
and this gigantic struggle will speedily CONT
10 an cid.
, 1864-07-28

Carleton, the well-1niormed correspondent
Of the Boston jotsrnd, writes from Grants
headquarters, July IS:
Its nv firm conviction that the prospects
OF crushing the rebellion have never been so
bright IS af The present time. 1tismY cain.
ssa56. deliberate Judgment based on the following
L Position. Grant is close to his base Of
supplies. He is striking at the spinal cord Of
Lees communications.
q Present preparations. am not at 1iber.
ty to state what they are, but the army is not
idle, although lying still I can only say that
If big guns aud mortars and gunpo @der are
OF any Taluc, Lee will hare enough to 90 to
keep his lines intact during the month Of
August,
s. The determination Of the men. They
mean to take Petersburg, There 1s no sign
Of dependency. Their elasticity Of spirits Is
| wonderful
4. Gen. Grants otstiuacy, persistence, and
expectation He expects to take It. It Is not
m expectation without cause. he has weigh
cd the matter. HeislsyiDg ont Ills work ln-
tcliigcntly and deliberately. Those men usu-
oily succeed In build ng to who Gouat
the cost. In this connection recall tue
words Of Admiral Foote, Is we sat in the
cspin Of bis gunboat, after the taking OF Fort
, 1864-07-28
The fct1o7inr are the yard prices:
1uuHtR-Et-af CIASr.R RN....sss.s..,,4.ss $E1Et
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

NKDSEapAT EvKEtT1, July q, 1851.
BFEF CATTtE-Recelpts Of Beef Cattle at tho
various yards about $50 head Entered eales .0os
head at $3-5e9S.s3 100 NJ. With 4 more active dex
hand beth for shipping md Government grades Of
stock prices have ruled yery nrr,, but wi&a no al
vance upon previous quotations. The supply extra
grades contil ues lisht and below the de 1and: the
Gales Of which .cd1y We1e two car loads sold BY ].
Gzdley to Jacobs averaging 1sos at SITS q aesd
Illinois steara sold by j. Grtdlty to Webb i Kelly,
averaging 1,2S ns ut s7-25; u head extra Illinois
steers, sold by Wallwork & Mallory to Roseatbal.
averaging I6H nstat 800; 80 heaa extra 2rads sold
by strader to Roeenihal RVeIA71uE llG s At t7t74,
and Is head Illinois steers sold by Bentley Nudd,
to RoeenthA1. averaging 1854 ns at S75o 1oo ns-the
last d1ov9 we1c told or the cars wishout.waeer o.
Fading.
, 1864-07-28
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, 1864-07-28
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, 1864-07-28
Five men Murdered by indians.
[From The Dobuqe Times, 31et.1

A letter received yesterday from Hastings,
Minnesota, states that H 8. Jennings, Esq,
formerly well known lawyer in this city,
was murdered By Indians In Dakota, near
The Montana line, on the 18th Of June, while
on his way to the Idaho gold mines. He and
bis tnmi]y we're travelling with large party,
when be, in company with five other men,
rode several miles In advance Of the tr lin.
atd came upon band Of Indians, who muir
dered The whole five. They were found by
the calamity. Whether Mr. Jennings fami
Is proceeded on its way or not, the letter
does not etatc-
Il. s. Jennings WINS brother of R. 8. Jen-
nines, of this city. and was formerly engaged
here In the practice ofthe law.
STATE NEWS.
M'LEAy COUNTY,
Coal boring has been suspended at Bloom
ineton on account Of the difficulty Of OBJ
tanning Eorkmen
sARoAMoN COUNTY.
An election for Alderman In the Third
Ward at Springfield comes Off to-day.
GInu's opera troupe are singing at Spring
field. loani (Whiting) stefani and Amodlo
The State Rgister {secessis) is in misery
over whistle which it alleges the Union
Leaguer's blow.
cAss COUNTY.
/ !. 2NE MILL NOuS{EabluuAA C41uA NOusGus
| ton met ut Beardstown On the 21st inst, and
nominated Major Hugh Fullerton for Con.
gress ,
| ADAMS COUNTY. =
Madame Carlotta Pozzoni and her opera
pep ppoupe .se singing at Quincy: Who Is the
l locK ISLAND COUNTY.
tope1otraole excitement Was occasionei
~ .ne seeono rre@byterian Church at Rocl
ltlard because Rev. Mr.. Norton Of Alton
the agent OF the Bone Aisa{on gocietv a..
sennssd a. tls rebels. aartng lis sermon
nsS SaSt1 ecESsaooi9 ce,na ,. lGti T. church Ii
, 1864-07-28

New YoRE, July 1o.-The Army Relief
Association, which has done SO much to ale.
viate the sufEerings Of our sick and wounded
soldiers, Is about to be Incorporated, aud
will conduct It's failure operations under the
cent arrangement with the War Department,
the army nurses sent out by the association
will receive regular pay, and will be placed
under the control Of the army surgeons. In
order TINT they may be easily recognized,
they will wear neat uniform, consisting o1
a blue jacket with bright buttons, a tuntc Of
moderate length (Inlian style and no hoops.)
and pauis. Tue costume will be appropri.
ute, modest, and much more convenient than
the usual felnale dress for nurse IN attend
auce at the hospitals,
, 1864-07-28
News from. Lake Superior.
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slnce SATURDAY evening there hss been.acvaral ar.
those which have coms Is band Ve haYs ths solioS.
!pG The Mlaer.l Ryck lsit Aasqaette July 2osh. at
Msrquetts schoonefs- Yorkto ~, Idano. bileo VII
NATE T. Kaat91; J. btqns3n, ~ bals5d: 81 t, Herald l
Point .Atths sanlt, bstk Cwil.gat; acho1ners Cor
respondent 4. Bncs inRnaG. and W!lmtlgtoa+ Il bound
uovn: the tce . .ura and Fontaaee, bound up;
ste amer Planet aue Sailors kac ?Te1t. ton CHI
cago; mt stearar Traveller In Nut lake; also.
schconers ST. Andrew ard Austsall+ above Detout :;
met the ftesme. Meteor a2oye Pfeaque .stc- Tho
tug cep eca, partially disabled Kept company with
her to Detroit for Teps.1a.
, 1864-07-28
FROM NASHVILLE.

Important from Rtser7nsn,3 Army
Inc Baltic OF oodss
Inct1ck-A War OF Words between
Bragg and JohnstOn.--Thc Attack
upon Hooker. =