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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

NREASE SPOTS.-CF ALL THE
Indifferent sorts Of Benzine for removing grease
spots, Hegeman's is decidedly the best. ''Hege-
mans Concentrated Benzins for sale By
.--f CHUROHILL& BROTHER.
sag- Our nsz location 12s . tsrio atrset. Augs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26
nle&nblIney O61leRe me,
. Yours. Varv aincar

JOnEz, NJ, July II, 1858. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

(which was neutralized and more than
neutralized by the delay which afforded
the enemy time to concentrate his army in
the forenoon everything was yet to begin
and to be gained. No one who glanced at
the spectacle Of confidence and strength.
disposed for miles nj, ny the country with
in view, could feel his heart throb with
serious doubt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
France.

The Opinione Rationale has received second
warning for an article By NJ Geroult, and published
June 50 entitled The Programme Of the knsish cab
met"
The Emperor invited Baron Won Beust % breakfast
at FontaiGebleau on July 3, His Excelency dined
with NJ Drouyn de Lhuys on sunday
The Tsfsys snd Psfris publish u communication nom
the Prussia1 Embasy in Paris declaring the dp;9mat'e
CORES ondenoe VII ca appeared IN Ihe L1f Tor Morning.
Posi- TO he entirely Gnfounded. The Communication
also states that Tie Conn. Won Gotz had received
note which pTported 70 be addressed ~ him oy Her
Won B.suGrk
Tho Emperor presided at a Council Of Ministers ni
Fontainebiegu oA July
telegram FROM funis Of Tune n says: The Bey Of
Tuuis has sent 500 soldiers Against the insurgents
According 10 accounts the Iunis tnsurreci Ion has Eaa
% connection with that OF the Algerian trib2s
Adviees from Cuba and San Domingo sIate that notA-
T., of ia pOrtanse had occurred there.
The Pcgs says. Denmark would gain nothing ~ ne
success OF the Torres. We doubt the Of the
Tore aul may add that we 90 not desire Il. Every
thing throws the Tories lo the ers Of the Powers per
sonif5ug in Europe The Old night OF tespctisn. The
wings have not always done justice 20 she lTpefls
Government bat rejection ard tine Cannot fa to bEing
the English Government Gnf people 70 more equitable
appreciation o. the past. They will understand mat
everything draws England toward France France IS
drawn toward England. France, calling 10 mind that
she stained alone the war in Italy that she could not
determine England 20 make any EFFORT In favor OF Po-
and and remained alone IN Mexico could not abandon
her. Neutrality In the question Of the Dnehies without
being sure that England would remain with her, under
any circumstances the close Of the war; ana TRAIT she
would resoGte.y ard frankly second rs until TIE day
when sat sized honor would allow u the signing OF
pesce.
ing at o6L is confines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

me Itnsfs city article says:
1here lave beea symptoms Of Increased esss In the dis
Su; tie Ensish funds. Ia Of the
uncertainties connected nth the Parliamentary contest now
progress have been rsetve Ccnso closed Monday al
s{d@ la the Sock EIchsBss short loans were offered
Per cent Virginia % declined J. JG.ted States - and
Maryland ere quoted ex-eoup0ns'
The Abogkir. rcnl New lee AID has brought A<5Oo. -
LosDos MONET AAkKzT, 1Eesd1y evening, Jely s--Al.
the stock market. have bern quiet Coasos naming al ~
sol CcEfecxrst- Loan. 6sde5 Frenea hentes ", &c
LyEzPoOL CoTToy SAKKEr July aud IA good bust
he's t@eu transacted aud es Tor the two days aoon TO
10 09 bses so speculation and export Prices Of Amei
csB "a ~ q D higher than last Friday.
LrvzIPooE Coxs MlRxEr July a-Whsat trpa, a. ID.
shei Flour deaIer Indian Germ 1dvsEeed 10 10 Y
qvsrer-S odJOg -
LOsDos cozs M,Hxzr July 4-Thsrs REACTION Of ~
To.a Lst weeks prices. ~
LONDON COLONIAL ALkEET, July a-susx duh. Coffee
steady Iva heavy. Tanow cui,. Al ~ q
LfvzRPoOL " 5-p. ra.-tOfTos-sfies for two days
b. e. neudinr 90 bse spectators and exporters
- mari l. n bat unchanged Another gyea an
ADVANCE Of IL d. I'd American
TRADE RKPoEr-Tbe Manchester market has AZ upward
tendency.
BEEADsrrzys-The market f. upward RichsIdon Spence
4 Co. and others report: Flour trner. Wheat upRafd
Winter Red 3aSl TO- Corn sgo!sai and advanced ~
m.xec, S6QJL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

South bat IL has always appeared 10 ne incomprcnen
BILE that the French Emperor shonld have shos an
apathy about this which mistaken as Eo'd IL W
be IN England case admits far England Is con
cerned. " easy and plausible explanation. -,
As an illustration of the facility and certainty VIII
which the blockade is dehed. vi mention IT con
elusion few facts Between the Isl Of May and the
LIST Of June lees than "a vessels mode the port oi
Wilmington safely, without disaster hefling 'neie
vessel No wonder tina; piles upon piles OF Goyerns ~
s<an upon the railroads. transportation 70 Richmond
and Atlanta am informed By the Government agent
here thA, in his whole experiences hs has never lost
single outward bound letter. gentleman st Der
muds, the agent Of an eminent English firm, told ne
that during Two years re had sent average Of three
mails per month rom Bermuda and Nassau into Sc,
cessia and that in the whole time only two mails had
been loet.
l shall defer until nv arrival in Richmond any re-
marks upon the condition OF military affairs N virginia
and GEORGIA az find them az this moment brety ~
mar king that it j. infinitely encouraging IN every
respse than had been led nj Halifax to anticipate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

As the early morning express on this line was
nearing Suerrs Station far from Augusta Bridge
child about two years old was discovered sitting in
the middle Of the track. opposite its home As soon az
il was perceived, every effort was made to stop the
train but it could not be brought to stand until about
200 yards beyond the spot where the child was sitting
On going back il found that the child dead its
head having been crushed by the catcher and one
OF its feet cut or What MAKES the affair more ianenta
BILE AMI attaches greater blake to tie chds parents.
it, father is employed Waterman by the Erie Rail
road Company aud that about six weeks ago another
OF the sane family over al the same SPOT having
strayea on toe track when the Train was coming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

aocouut On cnnversine With the voupied men We
heard that the Alabama vs. very lesky and sadly re-
quircd caalking-ooged to use the pcnps even ss an
cher that Der powder was very bad and damp guam
tity q which they threw overheard that the fuses To
bef shsls were much TIE same and had proved 70 on
former ocoasiops; and that sher the first shot bad
cers OF the Kearsarge state they Al once lowered their
bots ana saved II men. Que French pilot boat saved
nine and another meD and the rest the Deernound
saved II justice 10 them must ~ that every ques
ton vas replied TO- that received IN the mos'
courteous and friendly and everything thrown
open for our inspection; and there can be but onS
opinion-the Kearsarge did her work most ethelen'y
aud now remains 10 he same efficient state
AN, sir your obedient servant
T. sAUhAREZ Captain, K N.
Tlx Fsrs s. LsHrsaee, Jersey JEse 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

The Vienna Oesierreiohische Zeiiung OF July 3
saws: The note Of Herr Won Bismark 10 Count Won
Gotz published in The London Morning. Post, Ia purely
apocryphal and unquestionsby an invention. On the
succession question Austria is pledged % no claimant
and has entered into no engagements towards Russia
The following telegram, received by the Prussian
grnba.sador, July 3 wss forwarded to Mr.. Reuter- q
Office By his Rxcelency;
CARLSBAD, July S-Your Exceenct Is express! au
thorzed 10 declsre that the two prussGn dispatches
tie Holy Alliance published by The LONDON Morning
Pos are purely inyelied. No such document nor any
thing similar exists BIsNARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
The HARLgM YACHT CLuB.-The !

The HARLgA YACHT CLUB.-The members
OF the Harlem Yacht Club Of Hew.Y York who arrived
IN this oitr dsy two since the guests Of the
Philadelphia Yacht Club. They left New Ork at o.
m on Monday through the canal from New
brunswick their stay at Trenton having been but short
the men thorough sailors In appearance ami manner as
they are vithal perfect gentlemen. They bring with
them three boats-the Cecilia. Hudson AID MAJOR,
manned as follows; Captain ICON manding s9uadron)
William seaman; also. Messrs. Potter Lee aud Egle-
ston. Hudson, Capt c. ". Ridley; also, Mcclure
Jones, Doa ,hoe and Keeoh; Major. Csqt James VII
son; Addison Waterbury and Howe. The club made
Q trp On tie Delaware yesterday. ,PAI4a- age, 10th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Another Accosns.
|eerespondsnce Of The N Y Tribune
IL

PORT JERvls. N T.. July 10. 1864.
The collision reported in to-day's TRIBUNE as
securing on the Delaware and Laekawauna Railroad
yesterday, took place the main line OF the Erie Rail
way and half miles west Of Shohola aud sbout %
miles west Of this place. The train of Rebel prisoners
<sbout 500 passed here about 70 H. OF the 18th was
running extra" to another train which carried signals
for 1t. About p. m. the collision occurred at King
Tulcrs Cut" a dangerous portion Of the road The
wrecking force. under Mr.. Cooper was Immediate Is
forwarded 20 the spot accompanied by PHYSICIANS Of
this place and a number Of eitixons 1t soon suread
abroad that great damage aud loss Of life had occurred
and the anxiety to learn particulars intense but the
telegraph Office as Is usual in such cases was sealed
book" At p. train was sent with provisions ana
by the kindness Of the railroad officials was permitted
10 visit the Of disaster. On reaching Shohols al
about lop. NJ We found that most Of the wounded had
been brought TO the village. and were occupy q tie
freight and passenger rooms and the sdic-.ng plat
forms Over 60 wounded men lay In this locality and
several moro in the Shohola House" The citizens Of
Shohols and Barresie "a village Just across the Della
ware untiring in their efforts to alleviate the suf
ferings OF the wounded. Men women and children We'd
with each other In acts Of kindness After viewing the
woaEded sufferers, and finding no occasion to remain
longer We passed ont among the guard and prisoners
who mad ont unhurt way TO the spot where
the collision took place. Here the Delaware curves 10
the northward and the railway follows its banks the
oonysX VI the curve being thesa ~ that Osths yver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
I,afest.

The Belgian and Saxonia arrived early on
Wednesday morning. July6.
The adjourned debate was continued In the House Of
Commons On Tuesday, July 5. Mr.. Golden spoke at
great length against the vote Of The debate
was again adjourned.
SOUTHAMPTON, July Collaboration from rood su
thorty leads to the belief that the Rebel prete Semmes
with his officers and part Of bis crew have Outlined
the steamer ReppehsBuOek and intend 70 sail az
early date from French port Ii q stated that
they will stack the Kearsarge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

Paovrsio~s-rhe Provision market h arm; Ctvess ~
slight .dvancs TAlo~ asl and els1cr, quoted |s
PRopvcx -rs,roeam dbl Nean.d ~ Iva, ",1n ~
Tor Pots q Tor Pearls sugar Ga Coree -et Nc
steady. Eoin-Se ss.es. Spirits IHfP'h'ho NOMINAL
French, So -. eo..so. r..
LoSpoS. s,h. EveHiar.-cOusoh eo'ed At ~iG"t ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

SIERRA LEoyE-An exhibition Of "nativa
art. manufactures specimens Of agriculture and live
stock with useful African produce Of every kind" Is to
be held IN Freetown Sierra Leone in December next,
under the patronage Of the Governor and other high
officials Medals are t. be given, and other than Air
con articles are D. be e1 ibied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
NEw-JEasEy ITEMS.

STRIFE or CAR-DmygRs.-On Saturday tba
drivers on the jersey City and BERGEN Horse. RaiL
road demanded increase Of wages 10 81 per day and
being refused they lefi Of work. Consequently ma
ears on the different rones quito irregulAry during
the day. II reported yesterday that the Company
had geceded " tie demsl Is OF the drivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
BROOHLYN ITEMS



c,n,S n Es,. DrooSyn Congregational Church
ss organized yesterday alterueon IN the Danain OF
,,s Ts,hoAist Church on Dekah, rear frAakhn
kndy granted BY the congregation for the oc-
-, n. neyr church kss been in virtual existence
Sunday School ana nS,a ts,ir The meeting.
services Sses! =, vIieh twas determined
~ -. - = ,,,,,,er nj lnfs On nekaib avenue. east
Se tsS ,Is hs, sgsserbd r tSe support
raisister and some 5000 lave been contributed 20,
ward the erection ~ the building when Is 20 DC
and ready for occupation by ran =, ,,ror.,es
meeting Of tie Council o'nsstng OK utrs
from al the CougrV gattonai churches 10 'ns e Ss
held st Nc. 7l2 Myrtle avenue Two NceAs SI.'e', -
IN the neigaoorao0d seO'e eSlfIasS o." "a soou a.
l-e.Nr $40 0'NN''' " " 49,
a. -,.o. ~o..,-i,v WA commenced with the
rs1s eTe-ciSSs go ,rbch srrr,oa Was preached by
,Se Rev DE- fdvard Tsvlor N lie south Coagregs-
tcpsI Church who took or his text part Of the 18th
rrse stb IN, ,,er Cd Corinthisrs For tho love OF
Christ consr.lucth Us" TIE snheci was divided into
fonr uerts-l Human nature ucCas motive for any
~, II enae,yor. The motive must be proporsioned
- - 49, 80 81 o,,or ~ lie en,eavor. & God has
40 ,sd "a q, . yre.t work, Tie or.y motive that II
,,,s5 - lie ssacntse Of tbs is the love Of
~.
-. -. al .-., ,oor.r..i.-it ,e-sons-three on
,co.t - s,,tf an, ,v.,,rfv I'M, tr lst,er-rose and
siercsn ber1 ;he nlar tie confession OF tlith and
.o,e,, rs re-d t hem hv -.c Rev = Bays OF the
Mr.. s,ree. NISSAN Oal..h who also addressed
,her
III psy y . vran,h % the Orrnord.place Con-
re,tiSnel Cbnrrh earetie fs1wshipo ~ the churches
yhsn two OF tie hrethren LEROY Il. smith and Samnel
. nils wee conseegated as dcacOus b. Ir4ysr and
30 IsyIn., M ~ hands
Tic' I-s,i'e Su~rer MS then administered and the
.ercices terrsin. tsd
~ sunday school Is under the supeFintendenee Of
Nr : u.rt Tavlyr and AZ prosen. numbers sixty
scbolors
>
Eor-,,n npowxpn -Tbe hodv of man, five
tDtNp m 80 - - IA $50 ., o,c
ieet SIX 4NVLSs III 1itN| u''u au9'' o. !e.i,o e.,
GresS'I lu sA"Vis o".",s, W. lSn'u ~ a.. ~
Navy ara on tnd'! .! one ga tne seiO's y, w -
;. snip ShsGN ehAhht Al llt15ss we go" =, ld
barrett ana 4 verdict ol "unu o'o"Hoo vas ''"''''N
Ahe remains "c'e h"' i"e'''i'U'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Russia and Holland.

A telegram from kissngen OF July SAYS:
TIE Emperor Of Russia and C1arewi,ch leaving ks
singer are 10 pay visit OF several days duration 70
the King Of Holland, after which the CSuewich VIII
visit SeheveRirgen, where he will remain some weeks
sea bathing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Speeches by Disrael, Gladstone and
Golden.
THE DANISH WAR.
Naval Operations Of the Danes ofl
Rugen.

The steamship America from Southampton on
the 9th Of July arrived here yesterday morning Her
news has been anticipated BY the arrival OF tie
Caledonia
The Olympus arrived on July T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

LAUYcu,-The double-cnder gunboat Mus
coota wos successu,lg launched on Saturday morning
from the Continental serd. GreeuYont She Ia
schooner rgge 20 feet long, 50 feet wide. IL feet
inches deep She is lion. plated, aud viii mount eight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
4 ndiP.

BoMBAY, June 9.-The Ameer Of Afghanis-
tan has defeated one of bis brothers, who has fed
British territory. The Amer is nos marching against
his other brothers,
Exchange on London, 2ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
SUPPOSED PrcKpooKETs.-Three young mes

SUPPOSED TICkPOJkIIs.-I uftt YOUNG IIIth
and two y0ang women were taken before Recorder
Martind lie OF Saturday suspicion If having bee1
concerned IN rObbing young man. named WIN. IL
Morrison. OF so while he asleep at thr.Jcrsey City
feIryhouse. Tie accused were committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Totsl................"$l2s,coO

BROOKLYN CITY MoRTALITY.-The total
number Of deaths il this city bst week vas lf3 II
which Il were men, 10 Won d. OIL boys and IS girls.
The principal diseases cholera nlntum a. CHOLERA
mor6as s. IaTasus IS SCORE. fever ;, measles Z, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
--latest ship News.

Ahhlf I'D.
l. = sesmhigsts Ticondofogl Commander Steirsn frv.
a cruise n sesrch ofthe Florida.
s,esmshp n .sspPi ~. ;. transport Kennedy, New
ard th Ms'sactuse't Regiments On the 18th inst three
mites below Arxandrs passed sesfuhiD McCesn, bound
b WsbiuEton day. 81 Pol Leo.egi pass steam
side wheel steamer bound 5.
Steamer Falcon AdTid.e Providence, mdse, &c, TO I'd.
ward byuner.
Steamer Tscony Pierce Philadelphia md'e. and pass
Wm. Kirkpatrick
steamer & Comock Drake Philadelphia, mdse and pas.
sesrn,r W.rrior Mott, Providence, mee, 1c TO W. p.
Williams.
ship Electric Ham, yapse Hamburg - day.. rOd.e and
slip Kitty simpson. Mayo, Boston days, ballast to L. &
Slip jacob A. s.amier Samson HIVE May 49, mdse and
ps.s 70 Boyd Hincke- Two deat snd birth occurred
ship Aies.andrs (Aust s.eoyich Trieste IS days uc,s.
20 Dutiih Co. Passed Gibratar 18th ut.
Ship A. z. Lovet. (f Yarmouth ST. Perry Ararosssu
via OreeuOck ~ dsys Iron and tar Et1slon DEOs. Hs
had Lesyy weather during the passage.
Big Cs;hsrioe l3rl, PiESn, Linpn G. b.. Is days eea
70 c. G. swain. On the iltn at ~ g.. Ion 90 ", during
blow from 8. s. W, lost fore aud nsn'opnas.s,
big Aiei.ia tHsn Arenas, Mafselss IS days, chloride
BIZ Mountain Eagle owsu Liassn C. b. II days, coal to
sehr ssr.y CBrl, Cole EewLoDdou. P. E. l., II days,
potatoes % Tyues Smith.
"IND-At sunset . nsht
Ship Golden st,,e Deauo, nom Hamburg Aay n.
Also, one brig unknown
JuLr Observation-Disclosures City and Henry iiyipg'or.
DIS tsTEk
snip T. Loy-t which arrived 3, .h por; yesterday
reports. june a. - e. lon e. during dense fog cans
IN co ision win Harry Wooster havana Tor Fsl-
mouth carrying away fore and sany upper and ower
damaged ks gyi the bark los loretop mat fore
.opssl! yard, and Lad Cows stove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Ship Golden State Deano nom Hamburg Nay u.
Also one orig unknown

~ J.. MORSE Il Co. are prepared 10 FUR
W NiSH ALIEN SUBSTITUTES % Gen,lers.n residing
IA any district in the city shor notice snd st rerson
prcss 20 money required from psrtc who pOnsbls
rnt the pf0p.r Exemption Ger hcse years h occurred.
Apply {. l. MORSE Co., NO. ls5 9th q. Me- 3oi
BIesawsy, near Whist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

Found DROWNED The body Of man, five
feet six inches in hght aad about 80 years Of age,
dressed ina saOrs olotles picked Up opposite We
Nayy-laFl on Fhda! 10y one o. Ile sailors OF the U.
s hip Suseuehanns All inquest was held by Coroner
Barrett and verdict of found drowned Was rendered
The remains we're not iUeHtiieG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Another Aeei1en, on the Rrie Railroad.

Neso. Yos.. July l6. 1854.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

8 better ssotjtiop. TIE public dses bee
been rcd 0A ee7e,ooo. The ai'itie
system adopted by the Legislature let
wi.ter bas pr vsd . success. lie recon-
.neods ,hst the b., king corporations
nov exis ing under State authority Dc
q yen I'll .. ason. ble facilities for closing
their bu.iness. He attributes the escape
Of John Morgan through tho negligence
arising from Misunderstanding between
the military and civil officers Ut the pen.
tcnt.sry Of their respective duties. -.
He calls attention to the bravery AID
oallantry Of our sod crs in the field, and
say. although The wicked rebellion still
con,ioue., We can justly claim for Ohio
/. full performance Of duly IN the I. fort
% crush it. The number ct troops rails
ID .iocc the beg'.oing Of the war IL
2OO,87l.
The river here 10 full Of floating ice,
and navigation is suspended.
Toc bead qaariets Of the depart
ment 10 Ohio will be removed to Lexng
on Ky. 10 morrow.
A special 10 the Commercial from
Cairo says:
A delegation Appointment citizens Of
Arksnsas arrived there cn,oute fo'
WasLingt y. to arrange affairs tor Ar
kansas TO resume her position IN TIE
Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
[Hesalo's Special.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.
Dispatchesreccivedfr from reliable sources
state that Gen. Ea'ley, with three
bslgadcs Of EwclI's corp., 5000 in all,
besides The forces Of Imhoden, Mcneil
and other 'coel leaders, and FIz Hugh
Lees cavalry, are in the Shenandoah
Valley and west OF it towards Peters.
burg. Gems Sulliv and Avcril, IN.
der command OF Gen. Kelly, are in good
force aud wide awake.
l, is understood to be definitely ar
ranged tht tina, Ros Grams is to axe the
place OF Gen. S hoield in the depart
ment Of Missouri.
The Heralds correspondence ffom
Key West, by 81 Gamer Black Star. states
tina, naval operations are active and sue
&C sful.
An extensive salt work Of the rebels
was destroyed in st. Andrews Bay snd
St. Andrew city leveed 10 the grount
ty the crews Of the steamers Bloomc,
and Restless. Tho works were valued
all at nearly 100000.
Especial to Timea.l
Our Government will rot permit Gen
Du, CT to ic out iawed by BE, jamn
tic exchange OF phi oners committed I,
him wi te left in his hands. Sccrcta' '
Stant.n to day has enlarged Bu lc'.
power by putting all 'he rebel prisoners
m he United States under his care
There will be 1000 at Point L,o on,
within three weeks. The p Icy is RESP
!utely Insisted on thai all exchange
shall take place through Butler, and
none except through him. jeff. DAVIS
was IN favor Of recognizing him. as Ould
had already done. Benjamin wrote The
proclamation ou,law,ng Butler. Lincoln,
last proclsmatinr on lswcd the whole
Richmond government, and through this
equality in disability there, is 10 doub,
LIT exchanges will again DO established.
Gen. S.oncmau has been ass:goed Il
Grants Chief OF Cavalry.
:yAsaIxoroN, Jan. s.
Maj. Gi'ard, = cavalry officer Of the
South west replaces Stoneman here.
Lieut.. Col. Egan has been made Chief
Quartz master OF the Cavalry Blu, eau,
vice SAutiile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
LATEST NEWS

NEW YORK, Jan 4.
Mayor Guntber assumed the duties Oi
his off e to day, delivering long message.
o. tho retiring u Ex Mayor Oydyke. be
vas escorted by . Committee Of prominent
citizens, with . band Of music, to nt'gI
boring hotel, where an address VAS deliver
d and festivities INDUCED in. Ii appears
~ Mayor Gunther', ADDRESS that the city
icbt - 82O.O0O 600 probably arising IRON
the tact, as stated ~ his address, that the
.ystem Of local government is lacking IT,
hat simplicity 80 necessary to economy
md efficiency, and tina. the sub division OF
IA, c ions and the want of responsibility has
led TO extravaganza and multiplication d
ific.e.
IL is stated that the Stonington steamers
ave been purchased by merchants Of New
York and Boston.