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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-30

~
Baryi - Between 4. AMI 4 o'clock on
Thursday gighs the seathexAw wall to Capt
Wm. EngIishs store, on the CORNER OF I'd
and Leigh streets, was cut through by
thieves, and an attempt mace to carry on
some of the groceries therein. Through
the aperture which had been made in the
side OF the house, by cutting away few OF
the bricks, several pounds OF candles and
some sugar, bacon, &c, were taken out and
deposited in bag, preparatory TO carrying
them away; but before The thieves bad Oh
tanned enough to satisfy their appetite for
plunder, Capt +. was apprised OF their op-
erations, and frightened them Gil. In their
haste they left behind two pairs OF shoes.
one hat, and d coat, which they had slipped
oil outside, and which may yet lead to their
detection. Although no groceries were
stolen, Capt f.. did not escape SO well in
money matters as the clsh drawer WAS bro
ken open, and its contents, consisting OF a
few hundred dollars, were stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-30

1Do Youths Lroraed -ChaIiss PHILIPPE and
Henry Pierce, the nrst twelve and the other
ten years Of age, were dfownrd yesterday
morniug about half past stvra o'csoek, while
bathing ia James river, slost distance this
side Of the ioating bridge They were ap
pafently trying their skill ~ isstaaee swim
ming, and being young beginners, 40 well as
youthful la age, IL is snpposSd that they Al :
tanned too great ieugth fieM The shore De
fore being aware OF that faef, and had not
strength enough left 10 esahle Them TO re-
turn. Two or three other boys, who OBJ
served froa the shore the exhausted coadi
tion OF their unfortunate t.tnrades, endea
vored tu the best OF their 4bsiity To rescne
them, but all theif efforts proved unsyail :
ing, aud amid great ngaish they were forced
to witness the cad spectacle which deaih
struggles presented. La . short white
after the parents OF the deceased were ap
prised Of the melancholy end u theif ehii :
dren, which almost overwhelmed them With
grief, t.nd their cries and Expectations were
truly sgohizing to listen to- soon crowd
OF neighbola, assiEiei by sosae soldiers VINO
were 10 the vicinity OF the scene u The tis-
tfessing Occurrence, proeesicd with crap
ping irons aud bS diving 10 recover their
bodies, and their rii ,rts WISE LII \ very snofi
time rewarded by bringing TO the enriace
that OF young Pierce; bat ap to noon they
had not succeeded ia asnesnI fhiiiips
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-19
0eribtssN er6nnSIuaQcH.

Criminal @eri6t.-M m. pagan,
ansefla9t, SameS Bomb, einen yleger, gei6las
gen su babeu, mar ni6t s.ri6ienen nnb feline
8arel@aft muroe fur periaaen ertldrt. IS.
arifiure, ansetIast, >. Wistimmou 9ei6laSet
3u baben; nt6t i6uloig. = Mm. Mistimmpn
pe9en Aneriffs uuf arifiure tpurOe UNI S. uno
Soften geitraft. - Ser Sail BON 8. S. 2ens
iuesen 9lnsriffs auf feline 6rau uno umgetebrt
lpurpe perwOrfen.-2ouis 0liper pegen Sbier-
qudlerei puroe entlalien. - 9apio !6pppes,
90en 6. 6Orreiter, 9tubert Wit6ell uno 5. s..
90ffmunn, ansetlast, @lenore 0ptes eingeiperrt
unO gel&tusen gu baben ; ni6t i6ulOig. 81,
Dennis uegsn 6altens zines Spielbuufes purpe
INN SIS 9eitraft. ~ Santes Sadion tpe9er
BierOepiebitabls ansetla9t, lteate $500 SIrs-
i9aft.
Ser. ST. @eriat. - @eiaIto 9enuno
uno SaIpator Grudi, angetlast, fali6es @elo
perbreitet gu baben, saben $1,000 8lrsi6aft
burh Dominica Qegate. jan ersi8 ,a4s
.Sn oer Gircutt Court bon, Gaicctts
MtlS muroen am Samftas fol9enOe pm bier
perIegte 6dGe pertanbelt StuatSantpaIt 9egeH
S. G~aarnOmstp, ansetlast, cine 0aantitdt au+
pfer, wel6es BON Der Baltimore ObiO Sobn
seitOblen pOroen mar, empfansen gu baben
niht ldulOis. SD. Srrreit, pe9en 4nsriffs
auf Sbps. 9auis; iduloig, bod mob niat perf
urtbeilt. lied s
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NermifDteS.
Gerhdte BON eitetn qufaanbe auf Cuba

IE~N SSt ONNS
Slab einem in Stem Sort an9etcmmenen
9ripatbriefe aus t6apanna pom 8. DECEMBER
lol, wie Der 81. q. GrpreB" meIoet, Elm s(ui>
itanb in 8uertO Yrincipe auf Guba, inter Der
6iibrung zines gewiiIen 8ettancourte, ats9e>
brO6en iein, uno I'M Snnern IDll bic sr6bte 9tufs
re9uns berri6en.
9ie repubIttantf9 DE Yartet in
9apanna CAB ii4 bereit8'oen belten 9plfmtn9en
bin. 1000 Splsaten maren pom 6apanna CUR
llnterorlduns bes NufitanoeS abgei6idt wpr>
ben, aber man belt cine gr6Bere @nsabL ba5u
fir n6tbig.
Sic @ran6 Surp in glep yort bat
9e9ea ben friberen NappSNsenten haielbit, S.
.9encerlo on, 9~erausgeber Der ,,@pening 8pit"
cine Mntlage tpegen ungere6ten @elobesu9S
BON einem Wtarines Gpntrabenten gefunoen. -
IS banoelt ii6 um Die Rleinisteit BON $128,.
900.
Srau &oie @reenbpw bic 6aupts
leceilioniltin, melde pdbreno beg Grieoes nies
oerbclt bic aIgemeine Iufmertiamteit in Mn<
ipru6 genommen, lit titr3Ii9 in!oer gtdbe ppn
Wilmtn9tDn ertrunten.
9te &i6mono . 3eituneen laaen, 600 8fo.
Sterling in Sob, bic ie bel ii6 setragen. bdts
ten ie III bic feu6te Sieie sesD9en. DIAN bite
ii6 DOR brittii9em @oloe!
Sn New Orleans muroe am 3. Ses
iernber Der SelienteIer Der eriten Oortigen 2ap
9erbierbrauerei etn9eweibt. @eUrs Oter; beibt
Der Wiann, Dem es s~eIunsen 1T, in Sem . Or
leans einen 9uten StOf bersuiteIlen, weIder
ben Narlen Qugerbier mirtli6 p%eroient. 9as
@inpelbungsfelt mar iebr tart beiu6t .uno
,,frcusfoel."
Gin Sob bes mericunii6en 8rdiioenten
Suar3 1T in Stem Sort seitprben. Gr mar 9
Sabre aft.
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Nlcnerrs ans Gnrnna.

8Ortlanb, II. 9esbr. Ser 0ampier
6ibernian lit beute NbenO nit neueren 9tad=
ri6ten BON Londonderry an9efemmen.
@arl RufieI bat ouf paS IeBte Ntanifeit Oes
Conf. ~GOn9refIeS e%ruibert, sa6 er 9leide 6reunOs
l6aft NIT 9toroen unb Siiben wiinl6e, ben
&rie9 betIo9e unO England itreng neutral bleie
ben peroe.
9ie vSimes" 9Iaubt, 2incoIn tperOe perlu,
den, Den &ries Our3 rnterbanOIunsen gu be-
enetgen.
Sine ~Geriammluns fanO in 8riitoI itatt, Inn
2incplaS @ieoeripabl gu feiern. Wian periu6te
Die &ebner su pertreiben rnb burrabte fur Self.
9apis uno See, inrem Grant, 8utler unb 9in>
colin au8gesi(@t lpuroen. 9ie 8plisei idloB
enolih ben Saal.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-19

/ Gin SOIoot erf6pfien.- Gm
SOnnerita9 abens perbaftete cine 8utrouiae
einen Soloaten uno tpDlte ibn na9 Der 6aupt.
g8ade brinsen nabe Der Al StraBe entlprans
oerlelbe unc tpurOe BON einem Der 8atrpuiQt
sei&Ohen, Oab er bulo oarauf itarb.
I Salut. = gu Gbren beS grpBen Sic.
ses in Se1neiiee purbe am Sreitag ga6mittag
elm Salut gefeuert. {
RaF uniere 2eier in @aibington m6dbten
mir hermit Defenders auf Oas 8rppiions> une
2iqupr-Sei&dft Der SIS. 9auier & So. aufz
nnerfiam MAIDEN. .Man inoet bort aaerbano
9elitateilen, bic ouf einen suten aii6 sebDs
rem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-19

8rOfpbs Marf9au BON 9laibpiIe beri6tet babe,
es ieien bereitS 5000 @~efangene unb 40 ga
nOnen in St6erbett.
SIAN gIaubt, baB Die Sele9rapbenOperuteure
bel Der 8abl uuierer 8erluite einen SebIer
madten. Gen. SbOalaS' geIdriebener 8eri6t
lpridt BON 1000 TpOten, @erpunOeten uno
@ermiBten auf unierer Seite. Sine Sepeide
BON 2ertngtpn meloet, DAP am 10. D. 80. Sen.
8urbrio9e Elm @efe6t nit 8aIiG 9ufeS Srups
pen fraber S. Morgans) bel Ein9spOrt, Genn.,
bate uno ~bieielben surldi6lus.
Sid Wtorgan (8ruoer bes @ueriaa) tuar nn<
ter ben @efaneenen.
@bmtn 81. Stantpn,
tarieasletretdr.
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[&inaeianht.l

9as 9irettorium oes protect. euang. @ai,
itnoereins erlaubt fi&, nidt aIIein bas 3eiul-
tat BON Dem am II. D. Mts. I'M Marplano,
Snltitut 9ebaltsner GcNSerte, pslGes cine @ir-
nabme BON $500 8rutto ergab, betannt suf mo,
den, iDnoern au6 suslei6 ben 6ffentlihen 9anl
ben 9errn Wtuiifern mnb Sdn9ern biemit ab5u=
ltatten. 50 m. Oh
Setretdr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-19

Isent Der Conf: 9aesierung unO ~sesenpdrtig
Snbaber oes geroubten @elOes, miro perb5ft
unO Ou8 GelO u%abrideinIi6 suriidertattet psrs
ben.
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S,peite 0epef2e.
Gpattres bon Oeu. Gberntar. s :
SaDGnnab 5ur1tcber9abe aufeefOrOcrt.

geidbts SpdtereS pOm Gen. Sbomas. Geine Ser.
lutte betrasem 5000 MRann. 5000 Rebeuem gee
fOnsen une 40 SanOmen erbeutef. Saul Dufe in
oEsssnnehee 8sibIusen. DID M1Ursam sefGnseu.
@afbin9tpn, II. Se5.
Sen. 0laipr Sir 3.O.
9epei6en iino pom Sen. Softer einoetrpffen,
TeI6e beri6ten, nab er am Wtttpp6 WOraen
a. cine llnterrenung nit Sen. Sherman in
Dem am Sage 8uoOr erOberten Sort McNqifter
bate.
Sapannob plrce belagert unb man e~rpartete
es gu netmen tnO bic 8eiabung gu faneen.
Dian ppllte es sur uebersube auffpreern uno
i'm @eigerungsfaa tpOlte Sherman oas 8pms
baroement er6fnen. 49,
Sen. softer beri6tet, bab f9 Sen. ebtrs
mans armee i'm beiten 3uftanbe befinbet, imz
mer 9enng BrUpiunt bate unb nur auf geringen
@iberftane ftieb.
Bon Sen. SbOma8 traf beute feline Na6ri6t
Elm. nnOff3ieae 9epeiden meloen, oaB Der
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SIT 8aItc. SOciaI 8aupcrcin.

ttatsr bieirm Eamen 1T Der In bsrtBer gDrGe a~naeseiate
rIeHe Bauserstn" YrVeiIortfa Vrsdniitrt; tiRe fernere Ser
Ialumluns 1T nuf na&fen D~pnncritGs, len 20, b., &kenss s
pbr bel Spta SGnt am SrGahras sabe Dem Point Mnrtt
anseraumtg in melHer bic antseile etnsei@tteben unp Bic
9tfese ~sfrGeien rptrbea, Gue Oteient9en, wsldse Fa hterax
tetheilts zen psaen, perben ntbt ~perfttleHl tn otefer Seriamnt-
Iusg ;H erf6etnen. sT#-s fr7Gza
lSaNtDal S. tat, srps. SER.
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ShtQer SauUereilt.

Do, bic betjmmte Au3abl Mntbetle. sunt srS6ten GbeiIe
faOx a~assesebtn Tnb, fp pereen ALE bieienisen, relde bic
lem @aueeretn nsG b~etsutfetea pEnfben, bierrtt freunsliaR
e~tngcfdbtn g1satas, ben 1875 Aseass7H lbr I'm Sertius
Sstalt, SIS. So 5%arrtfrnf1 let 3ra. Sptn s.. Walter, Fb
etxtufnber, NO aud bic Gtfssknber tn Snnsf1uS ger snrneH
werhen t6Hnen. Spbn WaIter, 9rdf.
fraxl 6enRta, Ser. 8
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3uOer6aufen &0nUernaiet0en.
g(prepn & Gr., Iutticlldre.

rE
1d s Depot Guarttermetfers Sffee,
Baltimore, Ii. De3. 1864.
Der llntsrSei3nete tptrS tn ~6tfeutlt&er GuttiOH am Dteas,
tag, ben 20 { VI. ~fclSenOes eteentbum %Settsufen;
Cine 9ln5abl Yferoe uno Wtaultbiere,
ais untu@tts fur ben sfeSterunssstenf erfldrt,
Sine Suantitat Oinger,
aaf benz grunse n5rblt& BON Sarsts' SOipitaI In 8GsetteRr.
Cine Quantitit 3uartiermeiiter5 Sitter,
tint Waarenbauie NS 5 Sill Gabfr., beNebsnb TT @tien,
y fertesef&trren. SatteIu, Seffn, Strtdet, &etten &C.
Der Sertauf bestuat INT TO ubr SoTntttass IN BEN Neeies
runesfdleA, @de Draft un6 9aeafr.. fp aud Der Duneer,
irelder nabe , nj SarSis' 5ripttdl ltest nm IL lsr ~Setfautt
HerAen NtrA.
Der 8etfsHf Ser 0u6rtis= mel Her. Sitter fintet 1T y1s. s
9. GApftr. 8tabmtitasS 4 ubr fatt..+- f-,s.s ,r.,.
SestnsuHssn baar tn NeeierNnasfpnss. sas4 H
SGs setAufte Gteentbum Mus binnen 5 Sasen bonn Ners
taafstaS %attsbslt bod ant 8ertaGfstas bejnhlt wer6en. Die
Pierce ane Wlaalthiere Fne am gerfsHfatsse su ~besebIen
ltne frrtsu1taffeA.
anr SrSrs Sss Gsl. q. N. atsyurt, Gstf Qw.
&c. 9enrs . . 10 M q n, @aYt. II. 4. QN.
Asrern & o., Anft. (tej15 20)
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Nutoip ~QSamDerein.

Der In lester g0sst ~an5e;eiste nyeue 9auSsretn" bat Ib
leStea Mpntds Mbens anter sam NGmer &utew SRNoeretn
lurd s~nesaIttoe AxndSnae ser 9Srattut on uns s%sfntttS n
StdmtennGkl pp1fpmmen p~rsanifrt uno sei6ttbt bic erfe
6tn3ablRns n6dfeH Etsstas Slsenr, ais Zen 10. , @ts. 3
gStr wsAttN ntGt~ ssrfebfeR, ~ppbnlalS aae ~Stsientsen, well
De fH ttnem iplteeR SaHberetne aE;ufhlieseA pnnihsu,
;etnneA an ldheu.
Ser acknowledgment: SO. 10Y Ode ". @ntapar. uns Gntam
Iaes, Gabe Srantlinfr, Bel Stn. S~rtsOrtG SAGier.
Spbn Splbetr SrGHs.nt.
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Nguer 8auDerein.

ts stene hermit sur Hd6rtat, Sas etn seeker ganserein
"a rosrSsn si iTpa az, I sissn,s, Ssss ne,s, 81 Mas -. stp S1ss; ~ ss, Sde
1Onea, ei~hSslaber. am NipntAt, ben 10. Sci, abensS
lkr fa BET 8r. SaneRr, Gft Srtnpnt unA DpUsrRr., eta-
THAAh"+s ttt.I %ESRn(
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$40. 1 g. 6reoerid Str 6ftnsI

Mtr erlauten uuS, unlern mertben 5reuneen nnS 0eI6pu-
ten, ipwte bent ~esetrten publifut i'm Masenetnen tttrmtt
bic ~eraetenhe MnSeige sA ntGteR, ba6 mir an pbipem plate etue
Stemlit serdumtse BAKE erridtet u. Hteer RSfen nSd Dlibe
Aei@eut knben. ftefelbe duf's @e@ltb1i6Ae aussuEatten uns
sn eixen ltetitdet @rtelnnespfate 5u fGafen, iu weI6sm
Rentea. 6 wtrb tets unfer @ees fsin uNlere werttsu
Sreunte uue @6sner nit stm 8ehrs, Sds Rade uns Keller
ale Belabsr NIT einsm ~ispsrstn sRuae SUI ~resaltrsn, pssI
bSft6f etnlaben
fg.Eyqsg ,aeSsitRtI Nf&sIss IA tbsrrr
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TrcnnOicbaft8 BauDcreim VIp. s.

Inter pttsem gfamen bat Id Bet Srn. 6. S&Isfer, @6e
sSa Chen uuS 6aYtttesr. Elm neurr BaMSerein ~eesrInbeI
xns ana Dtenitas Abetb 5 Nor tnIet ott trfe giasasuua
fat. Die NnweIenbeit AAer nirl serlaaet.
tSNtel aSGpMtt e.
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SrnucrzNScrein-

edunatli8s @itsliessr Obissn @ertins perhsn stern,it
e~inselaSts, nGHfen
9tenitag, ben 20. Sej,
MbtnSs TX uhr int eeesenItaea @tretnslSfale Yiiatttia
nxs iablrstb Sn eritetaeH.
Sts. q Oft, graf.
g. Stitfet, Ser. (aRpSt)
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Oermi)C6te an5ei9en.
ID msetoe.

@sptrb btermtt St Id rtt d. seaeben, baB bic
Inter etdncte spn Baltimore i'm Staat N~1arplanb f9 ppr
eeun WatiensertGt beia ter StGet am p. Epp. 1854 SeSpls
rn6hieuu9ssDapters uber eS peri0nlthe @teentbum BEN
GbrtftaF &ubrIpb b. pel6er In beIdster Stabt gefprben
III, Utri6afft bat &1e peripnen,t tpelde Nnlp a6t an ben
1etfCrbenen 3u MAIDEN taben, pertea baber aufsefprbert,
fplhe an oAer epr benz q. Niai 1865 BET Der llnte sethnetem
esltens ;u MAIDEN, pipriseuflus fe ,pdter mad benz @eiese
tetne ASiprddbe an belaSte 9tnterlafeni6ait m, br MAIDEN
t6nnen. , .r,tl
.t2Snop4plnIw1 @@D Barbara MubPIeb, Abnt.
AZ 3ueleiG made Id bttAnnt, has 10 bas Son rnetnert
lei. Manne betrtebene Setlentaper.Gtl hait In SO. 154 Sat
Strnse f~SrtfIhre Ote Sbt6e.
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J(rOc %lill6et0olt.
GpoeS=Mu3cioe

Xpccs= NnSeiee.
SamRas giadnittns nm z uSr extidGtsf ianft rad stnem
4 NtOnae Iansen &ranfsnlsser an Der MsSjserans ntstne
eeltebte 8Gtitn 8 rtehertde u6sISb i'm alter
ps1 IS Satrtn, 4 Wsnatex uu6 s IGken.@ '
D6s Sesrdbnts faAh am 6pnntas, ben IL. BE-, I'M 2 Ibr
fdtt bon mttntr g0stnune sc. 81 y. Jrtsert6ar.
Der trAutrHee @dtte 1.N
(gfe) sss-ea SrAna RubDIpb unl brei .Rtnher.
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2. g8Saro. QSidktioe MnSeioc.

2. @Gro. 2Sidbti9e MnSeiee+
Das Gremptisns- Hni GtarSuirunAs 49, parS Der 2 gBars
pirb ieten NbenS bteier NDAe I'M Z rht tn Srteseastt6ter
10 s. 9ebSeu'S 0f1ee, 8tsa6pes pbertAIb Gontsn Abenue,
fetne Gtsunseu fattsu, nm bic q inroairunBs. Sthen Der gDarb
su e%srrtstren. 9tsieniSsn, sic irsens etHen Granb Der @r-
entptten bassn, oser bic rifen, bag trseno elm Utnnn aasse-
frtNeH peer btn3ueeflat rereeR iSRte, itns erfuAt, I'D pte
pbfn 3u uslssa. Den Dsutiaen Der Ndrb tnSbe Icnbere mirS
stsraurS ttne 9sIesensett seassea, F9 i3stt, GsIs unS gro
SEN RnmmGr ;u fSnren.
5. 9. Bent IT,,
ehGs. 3. Srdjter
Batter WHrIep IT,.
(UfS) Grenpt. nnb @tnrsa 8pare er 2. gDare.
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MmiMQ Ser 81. MnApp'faen @hmIe.

2 *tHE0WV WI 1y* JAHWPFt VNVNH SWWNC*
Bon Ytpataat AsM 81. RDsemser III pbtse 2~ebranfalt ION
Nr. 10 Sue @aSirase mad, benz neueH @6ulaebluee, Sputbab
Str, Ser Mtasprs OfFee Ibrds scstnnber, serIsst wCrben.
5pwrbl etnent laRef s~ebesteR Se0Irfnife, ais aud etuent
4Hstmetaen @erIaReen gu entfpresen, itRb In einsm eansls&
feparates Gesause brei Dbere @lahen, ausf<eSltA lur @tab~
den teitintmt, errihtet isprben
q tnce1S41+4lAG. 4Nt MH~laAQN1 &: Rndpp.
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SDcbI 1uiOtig!

Offi;icllc &citGtiguna Der Ginnoblnc uplt
.ae-ssa Sprt Mc2luiltcr.
Sherman betrad,tet gaDannab bereits ais
senptntnen.
Sepel6en tim Gen. Sbomas.
0rpae WGGffem BON G5cfanscmcn.
Sprre It gefalIen unb Gen
Binder gefangen.
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MSabrideinIidbe Surifcrfattmna Scsgaus ben Get.
9tIbans Sanfen seraubtem G5elSes.
WDntreoL II. 9e5br. 4~otterFelb, Der
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EentfdaeS Mrbett8=M acameifnne6=
~ 8ureau.

d ~ ,qlqiT 3halneSitraBe J(e. 55,
3. uHter Maff6t Ser vDeuti6en SefeG1@aft".
Mut Dteienteen, rel@e ceutfhs 5dnbwerter, Mrbetter pDer
Dtenftmdedtn su bef4dftteeH wrnf6ene frtpts aae beutT6e
arbet tfa&enbe rrlen f& periSnlt6 pber tn franitrteu Brte-
ZEN an ben Meenten Der ScfeltAaft 5rn. 9.S, % eIIiRgs
of. gp SO Ebdrnesfr., rerten, tcel&er unsntecIbItn Mms
tnft crtbetIen fDtre HI
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THE PRoFFERED FOREIGN LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has prepared bis reply to
the offer Of loan to the United States Government made
BY German banker short time since through the State
Department for thousand million dolars' He ba, fully
examined the details Of the proposal and has to the
conclusion that there is authority Of Law which would
authorize hin to entertain the proposition. He informs
the party making the osr stating in his reply that the
question il solely for the consideration Of Cougrets,
aud that until that body will pass law sanctionog such
loan be must decline accepting It, He, however init.
mates that the whole matter aud the accompanying papers
will be referred to that body upon the opening OF the next
session. with Recommendation that the subject be svors-
bly, considered SO says Washington letter.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

The Concord Patriot says: New Hampshire has done
would have been saved The Democracy entered the
with majority Of 5745 against them vote OF
little 000 This they have reduced full twothirds
gaining about per cent the aggregate vote like
gain 10 other States would have secured the triumphant
election Of Cen Mcclellan the early close of the war and
the restoration of the Union The Democracy of New
Hampshire have to be proud of the result of their
labors They have cast noble voelsrger than they
ever cast before and they have presented to their
brave and manly resistance alike honorable to their
devotion 10 principle and indicative OF their patriotism
which would command the respect Of honorable foes II
none but fair and legal had been employed against
them they would have trumphanty carried the State
The returns received embrace l62 towns These
give for Mcclellan "a S22 for Lincoln 81 29s majority for
Lincoln 2476 This 10 nearly Of the whole vote
Of the state The towns to come In will reduce this
ioy considerably we think the majority for Lincoln will
not be $50 showing Democrats nett gain Of about
1000 over the vote Of last March"
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SOLDIERS VOTES RECEIVED TOO LATE

From the Albany Argus Of NopemLer l2h
The following letter VIII give idea Of the frauds
committed ln order to defeat the Democratic ticket in this
State. The envelopes 10 possession, and the
change OF dats in the post mark be readily detected
WATERLOO, NOVEMBER TO- 1864
received number Of soldiers votes (0) this morning
from Nawbern IN. c. The afdavis upon the inner
veope, dated October 2S 90 80. letter from
Of the soldiers sending his vote received at the
e advising Of the fact that the votes had been sent
to and saying that the Democratic moorty n bis bat
terry 90 This letter dated November4 A. 1t
postmarked New York, November 9th. The outer
veopes of the votes somewhat blurred but apparently
November 9, but slight inspection showed that the
put 10 the other portion Of the postmark
and another date probably d; magnifyng glass
makes this uumstaksble About thirty votes came to
this Office by the mal-four6ths to Democrats, and
undoubtedly Democratic votes. Now there has been dam
nabe fraud somewhere. i do not think it 10 here. My
theory that the votes reached New York the 4th
thereabouts shown by the postmaks and either do
tanned there aud the dates changed, else stopped ia
their transit from the city at other point and the
fraud committed Is it not probable that knowing the
character of the regiment it would be deemed advisable
by the parties entrusted 10 dean all votes coming to this
locality from the 81 artillery send you three Of the
envelopes that you nay judge of the correctness Of my
pcion All the votes that this msrnine deaced
the way, though moi all plainly those send
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LETTER FROM GEN. SHERMAN

Some tine since, says the Cincinnati Commercial at the
request of Gen. Sherman the Western Sanitary Commits
sion sent large suppea for the Union prisoners at Ande
sonvile, Georgia. TO Atlanta. Gen. Sherman had made
arrangements with the rebel authorities to have these sup
plies delivered but prior 10 their arrival Hood commenced
his movements upon rear and thus prevented the ac
complishmen Of the ect desired Mr. Yeatnan Presi
dent of the Commission has just received the following
letter from Gen Sherman which contains significant hint
as to the present movement of our army:
GAYLEsvrLLE, (ALA) OCTOBER 25 1864.
JAaEs +. YEATHAN, President, 80.
DEAR SIR thank you for the prompt fuflment Of the
request aend certain articles for prisoners at Ande
sonve Things have changed SINCE and may have TO 20
In person 10 deliver these articles the prisoners In the
time will hold them for that purpose / can make no
Of money for their benefit and beg you in your
noble charity. With respect, yours, &c.
WIN II. SuPpMAS
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PAPERS CAPTURED OH THE FLORIDA

Auoog TIE documents captured on board the pirat,
Florida was tae lstterbook OF the commanding officer
coD.sinitg bis oc, report, from the beginning OF tbi,
year. and his correspondence with officials at the several
ports where be touched. One Of the document, thus
brought 10 light Is letter from Vice Admiral Hope Of
The b. III navy, referring u where Ia. Florida
had burnt American chip, which known 70 have
taisD cut BTtsh papers only to protect Itself The Vice
A1uits 'taet eDpastcaly that British papers must un.
oef al circumstances protect the vessel holding them and
SonoaLea' Tat he haa issued orde attack and
any ve'e IaA hereafter shall be guilty OF acts like tbo.s
Of l0e oFaa Otst letters 10 the book reveal the eon
'Aluy recurring troubles Of the pirate ia getting food
engineers ~ supplying itself with coal, aud 10 making the
NECESSARY GePs!n letter written at Bahia N, ssv h.
fore The capture asks tie Brazilian .utbor.. g. 70.
certain ieps.rs made for him 10 tho Government
One Of The Official report, sheds soms Light On th 60
the United States mail steamer Electric sp,yl o.n,,
Oh Der wy FROM Kew York to New orlsso, With r".,
ofoDl dispatches, and very valuable assorted go"
TIE report ssysi
aJ frat Intention to put IN prize crew and tv
70 Tup utO NilniostoD but my great difficulty wa. the
Wans o q competent man TO her engines sent two
o. o1t beet hremen aboard, but they totally incom
petnl Under these circumstances deemed il best IL
Sos Ter bui fove TO give the passengers the idea thai
We Laa eatisa Der Oh 10 make tender Of her, had
I0a Der INTO Wilmington"
Another letter transmits to Mr. Mason at Iopaop the
captured diplomatic correspondeoce with the remark tia,
PerhaPh De msy hud It useful Among the other pauer-
found Cd ne EJrdA was the original letter communication
the tbauks Of our Government for thu hn,,aro 80 !,
river dam lSst fall.