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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
GUlomartt. Solo fel seltern uuf

Gplomartt. - Solo fel geltern aui
1922; 6inf= 3man3iser 1911; 1O-4Or 1011
uno 1851 Bombs 1851.
Sic Dffentli6en Bureaus. -
Sn anbetradt oes Gbriitfeftss bleiben bic 8an-
fen uio bas Guitombaus am Olontag geinlpl.
len. Ber bort brinsence @eiddfte ab;umaden
bal, tbut bies better idon beute.
3tebnngim NIP. 9ifrift BAL.
.. ecnntp.-Sie Grsdn3uns8;iebung fir
ben IL. Diitritt in Baltimore @uuntp unter
Dem Auirufe fir 100000 bonn lesten SuIi
faro oOrgeitsrn in Der Office bes Capt. gatb.
Garth ftatt. IS tpuroen % Mann ae,oaen,
6arunter fOlsenbe 9entl1e: Garl Matbios,
Sbil. Roao; @ecrs aerr, gbil. @Dab; 6einr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Starters GrncSitipu.

b Sic ue1refSafan i6sm BIZ
Die 0infuuft Der srpsSitiOn .or ssilminstUn.
8ews gprt %. 9e;. Sine Spesiul-
9epei6e, Der Sribune aus MaibinstOa meloet,
oab Sen. Grant tele9rapbirte, oab 3i6monoer
3eitun9en pom Mittpo6 cine p~ffi5iele Na6ri6t
aus Bilmin9ton ent6ielten, beren safoise Die
Slptte beS NomiraI 8orter pOra ienem Safen
augetommen it,. llsber SO 9ampfer lparer
bereits in Der 9ldbe uno nod fmebr felgten ben.
Ielben. : s,osi- 1 ,5,s.5s 8 3 asss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Christina BON 0eierteure,,.

Snotanapplis, %. 0esbr. Gbas.
8iain9slep, Sobn Mlrrap, Sbrs. Gpan unO
Gbas. Semi, pelde iduloia b%eiunOen purDen,
pelertirt su iein, wnroen beute, nit Iusnabme
ces 2esteren, pelder ppmB rdlioenten 10 Gage
Sriit erbalten bate, i'm Camp 8urnlipe erldpi>
fen. o.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Qus GcuneHcc.

Waibington, %. 9esbr. Die Re9ies
runs bat 9epeiden BON @en.aSbomas aus
glaibpiae erbaIten, epabin ~lauteno, bab Sen.
Wcgcst ben 8ebeGsns@ General 2pon Bel Albs
ltpoIle eiiBolte uno ibn p%olitdnoig i6lua.
Gen. 9bOinas beri6tet %ferner,a ,oab Elm She'll
.rrn 2pOns 6oree bel 9optinspils sGp., am 10.
deIh[doen fpurOe. ZIG
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
0tpefhe BON 8rnaa.

@afbinston, %. 9ssbr. Ridmpu>
Der 8ldtter Don seitern WlOrsen entbalten eine
9epei6e pom Bragg (epnumanOeur su Sort
Siiber, New Snlef, pOrin oieier benz Self.
9auiS meloet, oaB Die 8unbe8lptte in Si6t
lei, aber ni6t pperiren f6nne 9as 8etter lei
iebr raub uno binoere Die Operationen. Sic
Ole 8ebeaen) ieien I'M Stanoe, Nilminston
5u balten. ga-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
eoObs fdbnaBsoue sfttiraSe.

RewsODrt %. 9es. Die Shines bat
cine Spesial.0 epei6e aus 6rantlin. Senn, pom
30, Del6e neloet: Ser 2ldSns Der Nebelen
pom 6rantlin nud Dem Oudflub it unbeihreib-
ii1. 9Dcp faSte ieiren @enerdlen, BEN ndd-
item gDeg aur Slu6t gu tpdblen, ben fs fdnoen,
ge9entpdrtig lit ct in Columbia.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Hrcnnnt Nanutttin Nfn. 4.

IS sieae tiermtt 3xr Ra&riAt, bass I'D bteer Baastrttr
~tattfasb. iSAu ~tisiextsen, 'rtthe eitsfh sit esra ussttn
Deretn bettretenaurnen nerbtn bternttt bSfttaf e~tnseIdqen,
ode SreAasnt uHe DrUerHr, einiEinetn. bd am btiastem
Atexs bic BeamtexwabtRab 0Isserfauf f~AttftnAet. s@
SIM %uftrae Z. S1RtRr, tres. prdE =
SsAa 4. Sptr, pros. SER. t5Epl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
. TreunDfbaftSs8 auvercin Wu.5.

Der tn lester Wste IN istei,rt Blatte ~ansejttste& 6rrruk4
f9afts. 8auurreta bet Sra. Qsrsas S6hber, Ode 1apstte
unO eltEnry srireut fa zines eutex Gprtsalss. Derieite
RAert ben Tttslte bern 4 prrseat !3tnfen. % rersen laber
eteisniesn,t Sel0e e& htssm Stretn ssf6ttsssH nrleH bSi-
ItAk ttnSeiastn, f% nd1Ren Difarss abfMS 7 ubr I'm pbex-
seHanHtsa 2staIe eng aftnpsx. .0pDfJiitfq1B!E
Sm Naftras hes praHbenttn: > ,.,4ctfs3,g M resQ
~ SANDY g8l43Ht4Q& CLIO AsSEst Il AZ 6eff.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
8ernaailia NamDerein s..

4stt na@atrs Derfamutuaa fal!est bic &sraussGkuns
aeutr AHttetle sam s~rmietsten GiwtrittsSeTbts; wtr ratsr
nod aRttetle tabsx min. tpnme ~iInftseu Nfsntas Mstnb
TX ubr mad u. DSrslet, s. pGtsl Ia ~. 9rattfr., Der Garn.
bade eesenuberN rtr en- Mhttstt Hnb an Ni snt0s $42s
fdaiS. Snsbtfsntsre 1ns eiebtaprr fur 6 .IepSrf4uas sum
Setnttt etxteiaser, tGts BET anrntn-StnnAbmtn ssH aber
$500 BcsfHnEe tn ~belttbtsen Gunner unter ielr mabtsen
1sssasnHssa IGatn eur aus sbluas fsn,men ~ ~ Nf11C
fG N1p) M =. -. tsn@. @. NideI. Getr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
0tt aaneiae.Gifenhnhn.

San SranctScp, %. 0eSbr. Der
8eridt Der 8acife@8abn sei9t, OaB Die Strede
BON 81 Meileu, wel6e felt. z MOnaten befab'
rem nirr, 100000 in @olo eiubradte. 9ie
8abn it12 Wleilen tpsiter in bic @ebir9e ses
le0t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24

nm pom oenieIben, fat tpie sum 9Obne, bic
@bridun9 aug allen bOllteinil6en @ebietstbeie
len 81 %pertun9en. G8 bat Die 6ltreibtiden
Iruppen I6 in ibre 9eimatb surldbemesen
laIlen, uln Johann pI6bli6 ben preuBii6en, bic
gum 8beil iholt fiber 0OlItein binauS wareu,
9alt gu oebieten uuo gldnori6orore Su err
tbeilen. 8reu6en p~rppocirt ben Sampf 9eut>
l6er ge0en 9euti6e, freili6 III Der beitimmten
9pffnunq, Dab or ni6t 1tattfuoen tperoe, baB
Der 8ultoestag @eiiun9en on bic 9unbcSs
@enerdIe geben tpcrbe, unter 8rpteit Der Ges
lpolt gu peihen uno ben 3arrpf gu permeioen.
Sannpper 80. Noo. Die bann0per'ide
Hegierung wiro TIRE Sruppen cbne @ersug aus
oen 9erSogtbItnern suriidsieben.
Sin Xelegramnt aus 5 rantur t pom 20.
9lOp. iaet, na6 Die 8unoe8p%er iamlnlung auf
ben 8eri6t beS @eAeralS zpOn 9afe beldlpiien
bal, 2 eemielben bic @eiiung Sn ertbeilen, bis
3unt gmpfang ueiterer Snitruftionen in ieiner
bi8berigen Stellung 81 bleiben.
MItona, %. 9iop. @or einigen Sdsen
baben Die 8unees@G ommi orien Die pberlte
bolIteiriihe 8erpoltangs =8eb6roe aufoeforoert,
Die injpilden an9eianmelten aafleniiberi6IIie
fir &e6nung oes oeutiden 8unoes a~b5ulies
fern ; eiele 8eb6roe IoI aber 8eoenfen setra@
gen baben, iofprt ouf iol6eS gerldnsen einsu1
geben, neil iie ppr Der 6ano Dem 2anpe ielbit
Die ni6t uubetrdhtIi3en GeIpmitteI relerpiren
m6dte. 0ier lie9t pffenbar cine neue brenneaoe
5rase swiiden Der preubiiden &easruns unO
ben Sunbesz@ pHnniharien DER.
Ser Ditrethiihe Neidsratb par nod nit Der
9eratbung be8 NOreB-@ ntpnrfes beihditiet.
Ser 8nneestag bat nit 9 gesen 6 S.immen
beidlpfien, oie 8nnpestruppen aus
DE na@lbb er5p9 tbitmern surtdj u=
|gteben.
70 Sie sSniiA.Seutid)e Srase.
Sine 9eputation bon 5000 Snlesmigern
uberreidte benz SDnig BON 9dnemart in aoIoing
cine Norefie, oeren SdluB=9 aragrapb loutet:
pSplten Die 8itnide Der @tnppbner in Der
enpliGen Gnti6eioun9 iiber oos S6idiaI S4leS-
pigs sur 8elttn9 f%Omnen, 10 miro man ais
Damn ieben, tpie tief Die 2iebe sum alien 8ater<
lanoe IN ben ,6erSen Der ShteSpiger ~tpurselt."
hce.rs gdbaoei;.
Die 8unoesz8 eriammlung erlpdblte Germ
S6enf BON 8erl nit srOber 0lebrbeit gum
Yrdltoe1ten oes S1meIjersSun0eS tnr 1865
unO ben 6rn. anuieI pm 2userue gum @ice>
grdlioenten.
Staiicu.
Ser Senat bes italienilGen 9arIamtents ge=
nebmi9te Die .8iQ fit Die S~erleeung Der !6aupt<
1taot nit 1874 gegen AZ Stimmen.
Wdbreno Der Debate iber Die Convention
am G.. 0ejenlber ertldrte Gen. Gialoini cine
Gereinburung spii6en Oeitreid ilnp Stalien
fir unmG9li6, uno Sen. QautarmOra itimmte
bie1er Grfldrun9 bel. gallaoieini moIite iofort
na6 8pm siePen unb pegen &euetien8 Grisg
fibreit@ E ~ m 80 4a
Hsesl2 -7 sag 3 a@usIonb. 4s
Sin f~aiierl. utas lit eri6ienen fir cine neue
9otteries Gtnteite con 100 MiQipnen Hu6el ut
5 BrO3eut. Ser grtra9 Der anleibe iou sas
aapital Der Natipnols8 anf permebren uno Die
Naticnal>SS nouItrie bef6roern.
Siirfei.
Is Sn alban;en iino llnruben auseebroGen.
600 Mlbaneier ergriifsn Die Maffen uuo mesels
ten nebrere tiirfibe 8semte nieoer. Sirtiibe
Sruppen eilten na6 Dem S6auplase Der sSn>
furrettipn. Dian beflrGtete, baB 1id Gle 8e-
oisbreiten perbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Off,iere BON geep,OrIcanS.

STE M ODrt, %. 9e;. Ser 9ampfer
DSbpS. 81. Scott" lit pom NepSO Orleans bier
ansetommen; unter ieinen Bafiasieren befanOen
ii6 Die Dberiten Sherman, 8romn unb 8ater
pOn Der arnlee uno Capt. Ni6Olion, 2Oring
ino 9loatn pom Der Slotte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
2htucr 8auUcrciu.

Der trae GtlSssrfsaffu in SER nS&htn gtytamrnluus
Eatt. ans t~isttsiSeat ,ptfst1 tlstrn grfttn NS& titsutre-
tea whxf&en, fSnnsn I'D tlett earan NIT tetketliseA rne
yerstn ssesr 4 fx6E f6 ~ sntss ben 80. Is. Mbents TX
nbr i'm ectaIe sts 3rn. Scbn .. gSaittr, 10. IS 5arrtisH
Ctr. . faatsa dAsafiastR. 3 do. ~6nn1lM49G
- - Ssta MAIteyt. graksept.
EraAa 9ennig, Sttt.u UG,4 - cbAIAfedWfsl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Rad Der GreHse.

8OftOn %. 9e5br. Cine GOmpa9nit
ldwere Nrtiaerie perlieB beute Sort 8arren,
nm at Der grense 0ienit gu tbun.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Nh R~nItimnre Sncinf Wn,lMerein
Wcuer NaliDcrciu.

Da wessa "a sielea 1ntkttlea her dBeue psinta 9aauryein
Ep. 4 eeialrEtn II, f. len elm Hslsr s~elruntet rertea.s Die
erre Serianminns kabst Dttahaa u. Dsa1 anlt Nuttie-
~jtrisen, bic b~ftsutreiee wtniaen. limb bEfiaR s~iaseiastn 81
trf0ttHer tn DO. 81 SapEahsrf1 BIC Sc HIDE max
10 WpDO q. SO etReL.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Ginln0uu0!

Bic DtitsIieter ses aus. ar5titer ate neutrality-suspicious.
Hne atte fslds rsl9e stnetst fsS ft Sefs 1.5
ms 6pAntas 8Iloungs>Glub
aHsaf&ittsen. FAB sr.nNsi6R einselattn, IDS neratn, ta
rs. OtJ, WaAmittass 9 Ntttnai Stub 9ptple A-s
-.ila{3As all e. Ns.H2s u. eapfr.. .'.
~ BEL IantmeIx. tsf1Sm AuftrAAe s@ a5sAi'the "a fs@
(sal t9r34NST 800 Ir6. qf. a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
iAiebuna Inn VSeffsWu0! !

GIse Anabt iteAYFidtiser 9tHtfAtr I'm @sh.&nb Ens
stfipntn. ttntn Glub an bilesn; "a rieien 3sef rirs Dieus.
tss. 81, Gs, NbenAt ) abr BET earH. Gwiss 697s 70. @aIti-
aaprser ttae B~triammiupg itattflapsH ussu freusSltsf
>. Dtttti. s.. S@ttIer. ~ $. " III "a a n.
,sEY,sivo rtg s.. Netnd9 as. Aabere. i7irqTe (5Wfr)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
1@rfte MatiomalbamP BON 8altimore,

m orE 54a4t3$So NfS8a 1l a46H0QUi4s iZ3-Otj 1904.
> Gttfe Bant Sirb am adbaex Hfsntde, bsn %. 6&. stfhtb;
zen isin. Is strh ie6talb erfuht, edb slpten euah gDe6feI
lutl@ei an tenem Easa fdats Nrb fbon beute, JSsnnaas, be
5GhIt tresAfn. 1T ArgH ,453l& n3f 81 9 IS rrts51I9
sFlSetu8 sasa% g44l4i ia hiIlnHofn G.sf4ef &Al1rer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24

Mahpr,8 Nfice

6iIsazsg sft5s4rB6e az rGaItswpre. rem IS. Dtt.1ssGia
Die Burger Der Ssri6iehensn Borbs fab 0ufarfcrbtrt, as
an ttrtn 8tuthnltnfn Serfdmatungspldben am Dtenhae,
BEN II. ts., Mbtnesr7 IN ubr 81 Serldmmtlns gum 3 ped ser
Grnennuns einfs &rtnite9 BON 5 prriUnen, tptIne I'D am
NRtttDeA Ra6mtttas Slltr Tn her . ffcs tts Sol. Srpwu,
Mf. Sea. YrefpenarladA, bebutS Der ~n6thtssn 1crfebrun.
cen sar Hphnpnas btr Anpta tar bic nk&Re i3iskuns bsr-
0inrHe!n leGeH.Surlesa bil.mlS otn Z. g n .7aaq
.,lSa71 sra srdi mlf mis- dHssaHn Hs7Hm Wfasot.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Narnicr0 uno MIantcr8 Wanf.

|RHn13la3j5 .tSaa0 sc EHi Bilftntrrt, ZEN % Gei.1S6L 2
Die Hcnf ntrb an WiUufas, %. Deg sefN lsltn feta. SO
rtre tdbtr erih&t, e1e IA eteeH Edse fIateeH Nsten HRt
aDe&isl i6sA beutt. Samtas 9u beaahttz. al
.t&a) II 4GT4 F. =. as gT. e. X rtker. GtIHrerl p
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Mtaoamc s.. .. NDDer,

bic beratmte ysakrIassrin, IN wteter 3Hrld9efebrt Sen ttrer
0fetie uMA aiebt risAer NuefnnR we tnpsr rbtr aHe @eSen,
f6Ne hes assa fhli&ta aebens; tnbem Fe tie sahrt anb seins
Nustunft stttt anS kelts beis1strs tsatsn 'xne WtseHiAefteSi
rrb RInae rnnhlt% fn6 unh' sratn @lslhfn n~erbseRsns IL
in Ne 6dfSabseG aml f~hptttltR. ,2cfal sber 9tnamtr sJNasI5
q. 0nn nahe gai rim crehr ), cten INT ezafn Ntrrr. k2einfSSN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
NradDfnpues MSeibnndbfSs
sS4eSchcuf.

pas. grobe Sabteau III feds ebetCerapttrtsn slat.
5sEa auI etnem Slatt eagle 8plto ~ @etrlser @rlmms
@tabr2en sou teh fCtf rs SIffFwF YFN
SlePel Jtabett ano Der treuen G6nelter,-
II bllb &Dlereee unb batb @%OlbFrame, su. 1890. SIS 90
Aaoeee.1eta Setee une SanbdB 6stunbene 6 rempldre
Hf ettioreRetr Hert IN Auer Tpie un6 elmer peetti6en Be
sahoIuHe ete &betrae pcn earl @tlleG. su $500 uaS $1,000
toHAen bet MIR e~tageieben persen. S as,is f.ats
@a3. S6mtbti %
t4u-l $40. "a gRef.Haltimprenr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
Great,Gaifcrn WauDcreir.

SrbeM ai&aeH Dpnatrkaa sstser gtretn ftiae 0tJAafe
falieet, II fRb bttrMtt 6ae &iteItt6r aur 9nrfaRanaDn t
tsres sets. @ntFatsns Asfh,sfS .ubr IN ibrtm bisterteeM
UerfaInnluasS stat etnseiaHR. ..to2 - 70
g IA stse 3rtiftL. iab her tie fem Ra& fsIsea bt iiine unS
srsbs or s9n9dlQ bts9s4ar1
Sf Baltimore Social BouUerein
ebea 70 gut Hnb nsAl N0trsGis fet jestl falisseas wersen
wirl. Die erRe B%triImmluns tnlet ebenfaas DssuerRas
Mteub Nm 3 llbr IN tenfsItcn 9scAIl bel 4. Rsuds 266 Brsae-
map natt. &er I'D bieras betbeiligsn vita, mil /, sieie @sls<
eenettt ni@t striauasa. htnS ftr fpnea wsIten bic Na'
(Sstpss1 :" n9Hda iagD %. aatlessfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
2SSirtbftDAftStifc0e.

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
N Ca Is einen gOssdit son sattn rA seu geM.r
ksAs F@4fsttfben bspysIhk rMe ozft eHbftk anJ&n19r
- b6bx, 10 tA1e TO dae OttRMtesn, wf5Ht jp9Ht m1 |.
Lnen, bff tmtf tmfaaftrshsM. 7 fAnA A&tatae pEab fcnfeA
s ausun6be balte ID Hs4s bperatRG arwA wsrhenl 0t@
9ui HeGsuuRas naeef~ket, fvwie AUD Gtrtt- 4. Uis<t
t@6ft8- Ginrt&tunBen.
-H-= @Hxef unb ets&eabtNntkansen msr
&anE@&zEES fsvtwdbseup psrrtpt beipvOt pcn
NphE Exue
Va 93 gB&EADrotttruee
ws t&en R6rcfVnrBS zntopp T..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
GpIStnarft.

Nep>gort, SO. 9e,br. Sob er6h
rete su 2211 uno i6loB gu 22O4.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
N.w. pas 9sfattr Ser esantgrtia IN aus BEN {


&iI1sq sage. s7safT ~ ~1sSo' 49, est}a4I.af8
80 gleinex Sresxsea unS 8elanuten, fsyrie einem ee-
kasaS ehrttn publifum seise I'd hterbnr& dnl has i'd ant
jwettea gSeihna6tstas In Der 3D. 4 Gbtn6 9aIIe
wteber etaen arrsen SrtsatbAa abbalten weres, au meltem
th bttrsntA aue eiebbater eues Gem atsIiden asetknaHte.
SeYsnuseMS traekenR ttnlase.t iI2991p@ 20 Af .Gatt NfaN
1stdet 81 FIR eintn 9errap snb DalaeR. aF4- ssage
~(tes12-36) Spbn 8t6HF. NFt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
0rpfer syabresbaM
Grp6er Sabresbau

go @Ninpln Gtammss Mc3S.2S,0 o 30.
.Sttssr Starnnt naGt ttn OresnsbraterH, fepts teIn &C.
pnbltfgus s~iberhaupt bic Suseisse 6ab er am Aru6tftsW
n2 al 81 Wtprfag, ben go 0t;einber, Hshis!@ sssa
In BEN v n; " fembfs &pp a. s fetnen sre6en Sap@
res.y6n dbbdlten rtrb Die Etlt~ anbi Shenfaufr6 tung
IL ttra S,tGantsn gDirtt q n8nf 5etse abertrascn atDOretn,
Der NIT TEN keftsna 0etrdnfen unb Spetfeiu zaufnarten miyb.
Gkpt. tlrthS @uffbanee lit ~enra1trt iinhi mt bic beien
Sanje ~aufIpteIen une Rds tan3luftse pubtitum fartpanreus
In Bfptguns HGlten.i Auhw,rbl eth sd gp im sctaut, irpbet
IL Subtaner tn Grfitni tire &rfaeinuns MAIDEN ~rerhfnsa s.
&tfets an 81 tur eIatt 0errH nnb DaneaH inb betm Gs~
xnS Mbents an Der SeaFe 3u katsn. u Y.G III npila4
-9qrbZ trnQonts Ntntb. YsS sGltruia 9sS. prlgeI@
agr-aH3@ tnS.i @aumdan.i q S O. 2etmtah. Br. Nietfer.
ls49 EsBH& 8r. StabgEau. Brs9 19Gtrtne. Or. NuGer.
~ I2NA iaatrH sGs1e Or. S1rary ta pt.gs5q g33ei5lspNE
nfyA-EnGf IA l3hguM 4ri9 et 81 G.. Gp theft. GER. raf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-11
Additional by the AFRICA "a.

HALIFAX, Jan. 8.-The following adj
ditional news has been received by the
Africa -,
FRANcE-The corps Legislatif had de-
bated the loan bill at length. t"'''@
NJ. Theirs and others, opposition mem
bers, spoke in favor of pacific policy
on the part of the government.
NJ Picard censured the government
for the Mexican expedition.
The bill was finally passed by a vote
of 242 to IA 'f-A q Z 10 A4'A
At a meeting at Altoona, in which
thousands took part, Prince Frederick
was formally proclaimed Duke of Hol-
stein amid the greatest enthusiasm The
Saxon troops entered Altoona on the
Oath of December The Danes left as
the Federal troops appeared. iiii' s-5
Rumors of an insurrectionary move
ment in Hungary continued Austria
was taking precautions against such a
movement t>Elt Is -
The Danish Ministry have rendered
their designations to the King, and they
have been accepted.
England and Russia continue to exer-
else pressure in Denmark on the .Hol
stein question.
Six of the men who were enlisted tc
serve on board the Federal steamer Ker
sage, at Queenstowu and who were re
Gently disenbarked at that port, have
been committed for trial Afidaviil
were produced, showing they had enlist
ed for three years, for the purpose o
fighting in the service of the United
States
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-11
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
No Draft in Indiana,

There has been growing feeling of
confidence for some days past at the Ad-
jutant Generals Office that Indiana's
quota was about made up. We would
have announced the fact, but did not wish
to be premature; it was not absolutely
certain that we were safe, but as the re-
turn kept coming in better and better, it
at last became evident that there would
be no draft in the State, and yet, as all
the figures were not official, we RETAINED,
at the request of the authorities, from
saying anything about the matter
Now, however, We see that the tele-
graph has been furnished with the fig
ures, and so we suppose the military
necessity of our silence mo longer ex-
lists. The enlistment returns from the
several Congressional Districts are, in
round numbers, as follows:' First $50;
Second, $50; Third, 600 Fourth, $50;
Fifth, 500; Sixth, 1000; Seventh, 675;
Eighth, $50; Ninth, LOO; Tenth, 800;
Eleventh, 900. Total for new regiments,
S,275. There have been a few over
5000 men recruited for old regiments,
making the total enlistments about
$4,000. The reenlistments among the
old regiments was ascertained yesterday
to make up the balance required to FIJI
our quota of Is, al, and some 1000
over, to apply on the next call, should
another ever be found necessary.-Ind.
Jour. .sia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-11
From Cairo and Rslou.

Cairo, Jan. Authorization brought
by the steamer Crawford from Colum bus
Isl to the effect that Gen. A. Smith and
staff and apor.ion of the cavalry com.
prising the late expedition to jackson re-
turned last evening. More Of the cav
airy are expected.
AT Union City not rebel was seen ex.
cept five or six who came into Browns
vile, but who made excellent time ont
again as soon as they discovered the
blue coat" about The health of the
troops is very good, very few sick eonsid-
erlng the extreme cold weather which
was experienced on the march.
Forests forces is said to have been
greatly exaggerated, and will not number
over two thousand men.
A barge containing 5000 bushels of
coal.was sunk at Columbus day or two
agy by the floating ice coming into col
lision with it.
Z Trusten Polk is here en- route for the
South.
Z OF upwards of 300 recruits, from
Springfield, large number were rem
dered insensible on their way here on
the night of the 9th by drugged liquor,
prepared by three men, who enlisted for
the purpose of robbing them, which they
succeeded in doing, to the amount of
81 GOO in money, besides watches and
other valuables Ono of the recruits
died from the effects of tie drugged liq-
uo!. The robbers left the cars between
Centralia and Cairo.
A National salute was fired here to-
day in commemoration of the Anniver-
sary Of the battle of New Orleans.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-11
From sam francisco.

Sax Francisco, Jan. The steamer
Oregon with 100000 in treasury from
Oregon, and 100000 from British Col
umbia has arrived.
She brings the news that on the 10th
of December the small town of Port A n
gelos, Washington Territory, was nearly
swept away by torrent of water burst
ing from a gorge in the mountains near
the bay. The custom house, a large
two story building was destroyed. The
Collector escaped, but Deputy and an
Inspector were drowned The dwelling
of Victor Smith was destroyed, his fam
lily barely escaping.
The defalcation Of ex-comptroller War
rep, as far as ascertained, is $4,000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-11
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-11
RAILROAD REGIsTER.
River n ews.

The river continues to fall. and is still
very full of heavy ice, and there are va
rious opinions among river men as tC
whether the river will close or not
The ice has packed in along the ban
Ia front of the city, and extends out sew
eral hundred yards beyond the boats ly
ing at the wharf, extending on a line
from the head of the bar to the mouth
of Pigeon creek.
The pack that was at the mouth of the
creek ION Friday evening has broken
away and the bend is not so full now.
All navigation is, of course, suspen.
ded and our friends, both down and up
the river, is no doubt, groaning for their
mails.
A dispatch from Cairo on the Sth, says:
Boats continue to arrive here from
the Cumberland river, but none come
out of the Ohio from above Smithland.
No boats have arrived from Memphis or
points below for two days, and but one
has cleared for down the river during
the same time. Ice continues to run
heavily out of the Ohio.
A large number of boats are laid IN
here and at other points on the Ohio.
The weather continues cold, with six to
eight inches of snow on the ground.
We clip the following from the Mis-.
souri, Democrat of the 9th
The river rose yesterday three and
three-quarter inches.
The weather was comparatively mild
during the forenoon, but towards eve-
ming it seemed cold as ever.
Heavy teams continue to cross on the
ice, which is steadily becoming strong.
er.
The drinking and eating saloons on
the ice are doing a fair business. A
thoughtless young man yesterday morn
ing pitched tent and placed in it a
supple of liquors. In order to produce
warmth within the canvas, he made q
rousing fire, but having neglected to
place plank beneath the stove, the ice
melted and the stove and himself very
quietly sunk out OF sight Soon q trav-
eler stopped in to get drink, and upon
asking the boy where his boss was, re-
ceived the cool answer that he had just
gone into the eeller .f-.r $50
Capt. John G. Copelin, on Thursday,
sold one-eighth of the Continental to
Capt. Henry Carson, at the rate of $780,
600. Capt. Carson will assume the COM
mand either here or at Cairo.
When the Fanny left New Orleans, a
large feet was being organized for an
expedition to Red River Either the
Plannet or Continental would have to go
it was not known which.
The guuboats at anchor off Cairo have
had to seek better harbor as the ice has
become too heavy for safety,