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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-22

By order OF the Board of Trustees.
mayg III IL. {. BROOKE, Secy.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY. June
aOih l>i Ut o'clock Pm. BY order of the Board Of
Trustees. JnIUtd II. t.. BROUkE, Scc'y.
The above Slcis postponed until MONDAY, June
9TH l>6i NJ O'Clock pm. By ortcr ut the Boar! of
Trustees in9l I'll VI. t. BRUOhE. SCCy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-22
by order OF the Board OF Trustees
5. 4. KELLOGG, Scc'y.
Dated, June Is. 1854. jul3

CAJTIOS.-The public are hereby cuu-
toned not 10 purchase or negotiate for any Of the
following Certificates of Stock in the Jim Mcclellan
GOd and Silver Mining Company Us the same, or i
portion OF some, uf the following certificates We're
sold at public Auction IN MONDAY, May :Hlh, lNit,
in front ufthc Secreiarys office American City, anu
will not be transferred the books Of the company
N,u.x TsryiGrcys, Shs SLs ,Oii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-22

Eureka Mining Com mpany.- Notice Is here
hy given that there will be 4 meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Eureka Mining Company al the Office
Of the Granite Mil, Gold lIIll, on THURSDAY.
June Nth, al O'Clock ~, for the purpose OF re-
moving the principal place Of business OF the COM
pany from Gold Hill to Virginia City. A full at
tendance is requested, in person or by proxy.
JOSEPH TRENCH. President.
Gold Hill, May ~. lsii my3G-lawI
PnIO Alto Gold and silver Mining 20.
NotCe.-The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the above company will be held at the cOmpany's
office, Gold Hin, on MONDAY, July ith, ISL. at
O'Clock I'm. GEO. W. TURNEl, Sec'y.
Gold ILL, June p. 1851. Jn2l M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-22

NOTICED. Pclfryman, you are hereby
notified that the Dartanelle Gold and Silver Mining
Company have expended twenty thousand ana
thirty-nine and 5000 dollars SOO34 1 In the de-
velopment OF their mine, situated and located In
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
Territory and that your twenty-five t25 shares are
delinquent pro rata, six hundred and twelve and
5000 S6l2 5) dollars Now, therefore, take notice,
il II the intention Of said company to commence
suit against you Tor the said assessments Nos to IL
Inclusive, amounting to the sum above named.
Your attention Is directed TO an Act entitled IAN
Act for the announcement OF Mining" approved
February 10th, ls6i. By order Board OF Trustees.
In4 III C. B. GOODRICH. Sec'y.
CAUTION.-The public are hereby cau-
toned against purchasing or negotiating for any
Certificates Of Stock in the Navigation Gold and
Silver Mining Company standing i'll the names Of
+. b. Evans and J. B. jenkins, the same were
sold at public auction for assessments, the 10Th
day of June, AID, lS6i.
l. ii. JESSEN, Scc'y
American City, June %, lS6i. Jn2l m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-22

Dnrdanelle COmpnnv.-An assessment OF
Three (Sl) Dollars per share was this 10Th day OF
Juuc lS6i, levied upon each and every share Of the
capital stock Of the Dardanelle Gold and Silver
Mining Company, payable TO the Secretary imme-
diatGly In U. ). gold coin.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
CHAS. b. GOODRICH, ScC'y.
n 1874 III
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
The Fall OF Plymouth. N. q.


On the evening OF the 2sth ult General Baker COM
mandiug that department. received Information by tcie-
graph that the enemy had succeeded surprising ana
destroyn the gunboat Albemare, near her wharf at
Plymouth. General Baker accompanied BY his personal
stan, Immediately LEFT Goldsboro tor Plymouth which
place he arrived the afternoon OF tho 3Oh m the
midst of nerce bombardment OF The town from the feet
OF gunboats which had stationed themselves In the md.
die the river out OF sight Of batter es Frn their
conceament the enemy kept up continuous shower OF
canister aud shell on the devoted town.
Finding all their attempts 10 sail up Plymouth direct
folled by the stout resistance from the batteries,
under command OF Colonel Whitiord, the enemy re.
tired aud ascended Middle river. There they met OBJ.
strucons which they soon removed and entering the
Roanoke from this direction, they attacked town In
reverse. al haker attempted prevent this by
throw Ing sharpshooters but owing the exceedingly
heavy re OF the gunboats and the sccuracy OF their
these were driven back, and the enemy finding no oppo
siion they assembled the Roanoke and down upon
the town The first or upper fort was manned by the
crew OF the Albemarle.
This the gunbosts sailed past, though several times
struck by the shots from tie guns, the damage NOT ap
pearng 70 be material The feet then paid their special
TO Fort Jones, where they succeeded dount
ing all the guns and exploding the magazine Meantime the
enemy threw occasional spteu shot shell into the
town. which several Of the buildings re AZ this
juncturc, the midst Of tho conHsnaon Of the town.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Obituary.

Lieutenant Colonel roLLE, Chief ouarsermastsr Sixth
army corps sheridans army, died OF wounds The 7th
inst AZ the residence Of DR.. KILLER, Winchester, Va.
Col To,les shot through the head BY Mosby's mon
after surrendering
one OF the most faithful and constant adhercnts Of
Legitimacy France tho Duo dc DoDsAUvnLR Rochefou
oauid, died lately, NJ the ago OF elghtytwo years
Major RICHARD wAYLAxp, one OF the surviving heroes
OF Waterloo, has died at Norfolk, England.
Captain HowARp, heir 10 tho cardom OF wicklow, Ire.
land, died in Dublin from dyseny, produced by excss
sive drinking.
His Excelcncy BAuu PmIiP Couxr OoLLonEDo, Lieuten-
ant Grand Master Of the order OF the Knights Of Malta
died suddenly at Recapati on 9th OF October, In the
eighty hth year OF his age. The COVER nment OF the
Grand Msster Cooredo which lasted for twenty years,
will be memorable In the annals OF tho Order for the
spirit OF development and revival which, under the i'm
pulse Of the late and the present Pope, bis adminstrs-
ton communicated 10 its foundations. AZ Roms at Ma
pies at Milan and In london s groat aud characteristic
foundation tho Hospital 'of Lord and Masters The
Sick Poor y has been established.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Our Prisoners at tho South.

THE CAMP FNisoN AT FLORENCE, q. G..
Ono OF the South Carolina reserves, writing from
"Camp Prisoa, Florence s. G., October T." 10 the YORK.
vile Enquirer gives the following interesting account Of
the military prison and the inhuman treatment Of our
prisoners there
Our men are called on 10 perform guard duty evevv
other day and night, az there are q large number of
prisoners Al this point and many daily coming In
and Andersonvio, Georgia,
The prisoners are placed enclosure arranged 10
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
The Two Dogberries.

from tho Richmond Dispatch, Nov. IL
Governor Seymour has followed the impetuous Ken
lucky Brambette Ia small brar) In issuing his proclama
tion against military interference at the polls Bfamb
iete tells the civil officers OF Kentucky that they must
not permit military interference at the polls that II
military officials present themselves 70 Interfere they
must be arrested; but that they with force
great the shers holding elections at such place. mill
tariy boset shall close the polls and their Gov
ernor Seymour does not speak OF the contingency OF
pcror force but tells the shers they must in OF
military interference, exercise tho ful force Of Law,
and call out, III need be, "the power Of their dis
trtcts."
These Dogberry executive officers In their orders TO
the sherfs to comprehend" all military persons about
the polls, do not comprehend their situations nor the
circumstances surrounding them States and State rights
have been long dead n the hearts OF the Northern
people, and are now dead politically and they, % gov
ernoFs OF States, have life and power than
many wax figures Of departed heroes 10 = show. They
may talk largely they may even threaten; but what
can they doY Nothing Lincoln Is imperator. He
may defy them, and does DEFY them He will send his
spies apd military officials just whore he pleassG They
may talk OF resistance and they may call Tor troops but
like spirits called from the vasty deep, they win not
come. Brambletts evidently fears as much, when he
advises his aherin to secede from tho polls and leave
them 10 the hands Of tbs military whom they appear IA
force Lincoln regards the OF these ghost
y governors very much - the lion did Don Quxoe The
Don ordered he cage doc. 20 be opened and challenged
the lion TO combat. Tho lion regarded tho chsvaer for
. moment, and turning himself about, presented BIZ
hinder parts a Tho door for The contemplation a ths
knight and sAen laid himself down Quisuy 70 sleep.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
shIPPIN q NE Ws.
Pors OF New York. November o. 1904.


ARRIVED.
ship Lawrsnce, johnson, Liverpool, "a days. with GOAL 70
Lawrence Giles a Co
Bark Rlla Morrison tof New Hsvenl nsosry Bs5badss
Oct lA with molassea DAM Trowbdae OF rev haven
Has had heavy weather the entire passage Nov tock
heavy gale from the sW which listed nn tne Sun wnen
blew hurricane hours hove o. shipped :es whos
compelled c before he gale when shs split ssls Ac.
nov lat 20 Ion IA ohe schr Ocean Wave OF Bangor.
from Santa Cruz Nrork with mainmast wanted
provsons bat could not supply him Bid in 60 With brig
Carmeitc Jansen, for Nfork Lett bark Golden Fleece,
wig ....
BOSTON. Nov e-Arr shin Mcmnon, from rrspan; barks
Lemuel, from Malaga aud Radiant, from Jerernie.
RAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Arr bark Orsni. from Port
Stanley with the cargo Of ship Snow squsii.
rKIEoRlrB rRor HAtirAx. rER sfEAssurr AwxprcA.
Arr from New York Harriet spaulding st Brsmsp 2V,h,
wihelmine, Bremcrhsveni Champion, Lisbonj "Csre"
At Bsrceona America At Liverpool; BLoveatt, at Ha.
Edeon And PlataBis at Osdik Lydia, Hawaths
and Sir Waterman at calao Swallow, at malaga Ola.
cisr at Valparaiso.
Arr from Bangor, Fsustlna. al Bridsewster.
AR FROM san Francisco. Antelope, at Manila; Com
mnnderin. Chief, at Calao.
lFr Other 81 fping Intelligence zee Second Pd0e)
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
The Rebel De pa tment OF Kentucky.
lErom the Riohmond nispatch Nov II

Private adviccs from Kentucky state that General
Lyon is 10 command OF the Department OF Kentucky
The Confederate forces occupy all that portion OF the
State south Of Christian county the Mississippi river
except Columbus and Paducah, at which places there
strong garrsons. The fcderals have drafted a large
number Of Kentuckians, and they arc deserving daily
and either coming - our army or forming guerilla
parties 1artsan bands are sprnging UP all the
STATE 20 the great annoyance or the federas who say
herself the tito OF "the dark and bloody ground rather
than she shall be free to choose for herself
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Reconstruction In the Ala mo Lie rtsia-
frrom the Charleston Courier, Oct. 1911

tFrom the Charleston Courier, Oct. 1871
In publishing what purpors to have been tho rcsolu
tious OF the General Assembly OF Alabama relation
peace many editors, without Intending H., have done
great injustice 10 that body Surdry resolutions tho
subject OF peace introduced tho House OF Repre-.
seniatives, but none OF them passed that body No
peace resolutions considered In the Senate at all.
In the discussion that occurred 10 the House. no gentle
man avowcd any reconstruction sentiments on the
trary, every purpose OF that sort most unquasdy
dsavowed by every member who participated in the
discussion Several gentlemen expressed a desire 70
negotiate for peace but IN far their declarations 90
none were willing 70 make peace upon the basis OF
construction.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
A Rebel Captain charged With Treason.

u
Captain Henry Owen, OF Pfoce Edward, has been
sent up from Pickotts division, charged with utteripg
treasonablc and sedous language We have learned
the specifications OF the charge except that Ia alleged
Captain Owen on the occasion OF deserving 10 the
enemy declared he did blame the dsserter Captain
Owen is an officer q acknow lodged gaantry, and has
been In the army since the breaking out Of hostites
II 10 believed be used the language attributed HIM
that be did u In nomentary t Of disgust, caused by
circumstance the particulars OF which have not
tYanspired.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Ten Thousand Prisoners to
be EXCHANGED.
Departure Of q Batch Tor
Savannah.
Ample Aecommolations for the Reception Of
Our Prisoners,
n, ~, -.
nlS. Thomas n. Ooohss Deep asch.
FoR1Rnss MoSRos, Nov. 9, 1854.

ms. Thomas n. 0ooh's Dsspss
FonHHs MoSRos Nov. Q, 1854.
IN rHousAHp PRnoxERs xxcHAEGED.
Lieutenant Colonel Muord United States agent for
change of prisoners oe war; yetufped 70 this port from
Aksn's Lapding thls afternoon fhsCo,ons had Anal
interview with M. Ould the rebel Commissioners for Ex
change, tso O'Clock last evening" which arrange
msnts completed for exchange Of thousand
prisoners, which will u be proceeded With. has
bseo Known for some time past that Efforts being
made 70 perfect this exchange aud anxious have
authorities been and Angune Of success that thirty
i've hundred rebel prisoners have been waiting 10 this
harbor aboard ship b be delivered whenever the sme,
place and other details should bc concluded upon. Soms
tring questions have nserered 10 delay the exchange
and numerous interviews between Me Union snd rebel
authorities have necessary but every question
Is settled.
pKPAxT uRH TIE FIRST ISsrAINEN.
Al write Colonel Milford is sailing out Of the
nah, whore he will surrender 70 the rebels tns
thirty five hundred board ship, and receive
return thousand Usion prisoners from the rebels.
AZ the time the rebels will designate point the
their msn COW 10 our hands TO balance the account.
Col. Mulfords feet s ample to bring bsck from the
first point Of exchange the full number Of thousand
furnished With comforts and cohveue0ces for such
may be sick The feet consists OF the New York, Col.
Mufords Gag ship; Atlantic, Baltic, Northern Light, ILL.,
nos. Livingston Crescent, varuns General Sedgwick,
Victor Wey boeset, George Lsary Karnak, Blackstone
Constitution United States aud General Lyon. Three
four OF these ships will sail from New York, where
age the sailed from here In company this after.
noon.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
The Latest News.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 2o-Evenine.
The political news s unim portant I
Tho Paris Bourse steady. Rentss closed at oar. $50.
The Danish Rigsrad meets on the Ith OF Novembm for
tbs purpose Of ratifyiDg the treaty Of psacs.
The ChipaS news had little effect. Late In the day
however. u nanspiTed that the Naschsstes Knasixsr
bad exclusive news via Cape Race OF sheridan defeat
Of Longsreet the 18Th, the immediate effect Of which
WAS material decline in the Confederate loan bat 10
was too late 70 influence the other markets.
The improved tone In commercial Giro es continued
Money casier and the demand at the quite
limited Failures, however. continue 70 be apuouDc Cd.
me funds today were rather weaker, and ooa soils
The ship Esesn New York for Iondoo put into Ports
mouth 18th, eaky, with loss Of bowsprt, &c, having
The ship Mary whnridss received damage a. Hope
Kong By collision. -
Commercial IntelIigence.
AMERIcAN STOCKS IN LONDON.
,r..- - Losbos, Oct 2s.EvsninE
ties, II ~. Consols, for money, ssH Soy
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxxr.
(The weeks report Of the recsivsd by the
North American, and published in The HRAlD yestsr-
LrvnRrooI, Oct. Is, 1894.
The advices from Manchester are favorable
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurrs xARxEr.
al. me market " aS,s. and steady. Corn, however,
Spence 90 report steady at lps. 2os foS sx.
wa State Wheat quiet and steady To- Sd &c. for red
Western Is Cd ass. for red Southern, and 81 sd %.
for white Southern Corn has advanced Cd. and stnE
tends upwards; Canada is quoted al 2Ts. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
The provisions market Ia tending downwards. Wake
fed, Nash Co., and Rieand Aytha Co. report-Besf
dull Pork enser, but dull. Bacon steady. Butter arm.
Lard 6rm At 46s ASS I'd. Tallow quiet and steady.
Ashes steady pots 36s. Cd pearls very dull and nomi
nal. Sugar has advanced Cd Coffee IN inactive. Rice
heavy. Linseed quiet Linseed cakes and linsesd oil
quiet and steady. Cod oI-No sales. Rcsn-salss
small and prices nominal spirits turpcnine dun COS
Petroleum dull and easer Tho usual authorities quoto
refined E1 %. Cd 81 los
L0pNoN MARKETS.
LONDON, Oct 2s-Ever ing,
Hreadstufs quiet and steady. Sugar steady. Iron,
sos. 3D. for bars Coffee hrm. Tea quiet and steady.
raIlow hrmer At 40s 3D. Sperm o--no sales. Lipsssd
tends downward. Lnseed cakes advanced 6s. Liuseed
oil still declnng sales At ass Spirits sdrpentine heavy
COS Petroleum quiet n 16s 3D. It's. Cd for crude,
and fl lis. Cd. f2 for refined.
rHR LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, oct. 2o-Evening
Coneols for money 80k spk.
Illinois Central shares b0s 81 dis Erie shares 20 II.
IIvnapooi Oct 3o--Evsnlng.
Cottonsales to day 20 900 bplss. inc market y ex-
cited and prices advanced Va. The lower qualities
have improved most OF the above sacs spcouors AND
exporters took {, 600 bales. -.
Breadstuns steady. Provisions dulf. Lara hrm. su-
gar tending upward.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
A Fight in Arkansas.
THE BLACK FLAG RAISED BY OUR TRoo

UAMDKS Oct. 10, 1854.
Colonel A. Mcneil or Harrisons Louisiana brigade,
states that the enemy, about fifteen hundred strong,
came upon him yesterday eth the west bank Of the
Saline river, N Mount Eba, and, after sharp engage.
ment, he forced them back killing SIX and wounding
others The scouts attacked them 10 she The
my fell back about six miles, and len this morning at
suurso for Pine Bun. The enemy had the black flag
hosted. This Is the second time they violated the
rules OF war in this manoer, here aud In louisiana
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

sssnsuss order mis- b made q SPIN tsmbas Eve e
.x inches IN shicsnsss vel :mnsdsd Y Ne ssrss:
win secss,ssa pssscsiOss from which tSsy can loOS
~. sS q: ss: *: - s IA :. .
may have sxcsss fer spproschias ~ palsadi.g,a
. - %: camp sss
1As wAo a&smpa vss e. afa~ beiss ssos s0as~ed
Is sA Y ne se~tys eye fail, Aim, xsfA0 sUavmtns
and sss Of ssnsrIss, vK arhitry end eauaiy, q s.~
uesfes and important pof 90 escape seems npossioe
drsd each under ssrgeants OF teir own appointment
Inc roll is called each morning At nine O'CLOCK; a. the
csasng o. the drum each detachment fals INTO hne n
'front.' M ~ row Of teAs dresses up ON the
sergeant, IN nes Of fcurs, when Inc major has them
counted or by the sutenass called on 20 assist
msn, amons 20 much aS and .eymsn though the place
Is daily poiced, and deer branch runs through the
% ssT S
any but 0icers, whom they inporsune for little
tavors mostly 10 take the oath be pafosd for to-
bacco. Tho foreigners make many OF their
disnterestedness, sohte TIE Yaxses, of cAom
the dsens Of he brothss and pwviss Of Nor.hsrp cities
pretend 70 believe losing ons though they
curse the ebstnacy Of Butler In not e0ectng their
ass Is worth half dozen Of them and hence ths suffer
ings. While writing, gcodly number OF Foreigners are
taking the cath, which they swallow with avidi,y.
Tho prisoners little regard TO sheI personal clean
hnsss; q natural consequences much mortality prevails,
ten dsat1 esng about ~ missnSD of thoH dasty OCCUR
whore they receive svery attention, and they
mAnded when convalescont but few having died IN IL.
1Aey mostly cantly cloed and WnIess provided By
ess government ~ilt s.fey greatly Shen the cold s0eoth~
sets in.
THE RRPoKrED EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS At "a
vAENAH.
From the Charleston Mercury, Oct. 21.l
The Richmond WAi1 or the ITth inst. says-We sup
pose We will nos have hereafter regular arrivals Of as
Of truce boat ct varna CaAn HATCH Of the Bureau
OF Exchange, will some time during tho week to Sa
vannah TO superntend the exchange Of ten thousand
prisoners to be made at that point
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
the Negro Enrolment as Mobile.

[it appears from Official order published atMobne
that the late reports OF enrolment Of negroes that
point out Of advertisement ouncng the names
OF slaves in government employ calling on their mas.
ters TO come forward and claim pay for thor services
No step towards armins the slaves has been
been inferred from the publication made q few days
aimee --ED HEpALnI
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
The Press Despateh.

FORTRESS MoSRon, Nov. Z, 1894.
The frigate Colorado has arrived.
A heavy rain storm set In this afternoon
The mail steamer Webster broughs down from City
Point City rebel prisoners, but news.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

TOO LATE FOR CLAssTFIC 4 rI0N.
THE MBMpsRs OF THE rIsrH nRoIMBNf NEW
York Volunteers Association requested 10 meet AZ
he Merser House. At o'clock this aNernQon 70 attend
the funeral Of late comraae, valentine schek, for
"''' = o''p wALfBK /. THOMPSON, President
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Italy.
te Re- di PoxtuRnllo. RECENTLY hui

The clad frigate Re d Portugso, recently but
~ New YORK the Italian government had arrived -
Naples.
Contradictory reports were current ~ TO the nsuF.
gents 10 vepea Private letters asserted that nusrous
bands existed while other said the insurgents
were reduced to Q small number, having followers
among the people
The New York herald., 1864-11-10


-~~-~-->>~~-~--~>~.~~>o~-~
THE REBEL CONGRESS.
List Of tho Members Of the Rebel
Senate and Hsuss Of
Representatives.
the Important Duties Before
the Members.
The Present Rebel Congress q
Weak One.
The Fate Of tho Confederacy
In It's Hands.
THE RECONSTRUCTION POLICY.
lnsthsr Highly Important. Letter from ".
". Beyce, Of South Carolina.
axlety Created In the Public Mind in tho
south BY tho Plans Of stephens, Boyee
and Other Reconstructionlsts.
~.~.>.-~...~S~
Public Discussion Of the Subject
xmpolitic and Dangerous.
THE FALL OF PLYMOUTH &C
The Anticipated Attack by Psrtsr's
Fleet on Wilmington.
The Natural Defences OF the
City Very Strong.
Inhuman Treatment Of Our Prisoners
at Florence, s. G.
~-o~~o~c~~>>,~>~~-
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Raid Upon 1Iarsh.s Island, Fla.

We learn from the Tallahassee Journal OF the 2oih thai
one day last week the enemy landed Marshs Island
about thrtysx miles from that csy and surprised and
captured party Of nshermen pckets and two ciit
zens-in eli eighteen persons-with their ssnes boats
6c. The citizens Afterwards escaped. The fishermen
are detailed men engaged 10 nshiug for the
vided one half going round island and the
other half the other side, completely surrounding the
party, who unarmed and could oder resistance
The captured men. when ~ homo, live n wakulla
county.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
France.

The weekly returns OF the Bank Of France show The
large increase In cash OF l0 900 francs Noswith
standing this thore continued depression o. the
Paris Bourse. Rentes we're a. fr. IS c.
The Emperors OF France and Russia had long interviews
at Nice on the 27th and 26th uls.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
AuaerfA.

The resignation Of Count Rechberg and the appoinss
mont OF Count Mensdorn his successor had bean
hrmed.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

the necessary svacuatpa Il the several forts ana -
landing q The sasmy General Baker issued h osdss TO
blow up the magazine and withdraw the eaSrson fhs
nsa@svre of falling back vas done wtsh such psrfees
order MAT nethug any valus fell into ths hands s "
enemy wh The sxespston two gems belonging 70 LAe1
bassefy, the hosses 20 which haA ~ boen killed.
ne TOTAL loae h klllea. wounded end prisoners
VIII mot sxcssd twenty i've thirty General Baker
mined % dsputs every foot Of ground Plymouth
he having decided NOT 70 svacsats Washington. Thus
ended this svsnuu AMIR though sd IN ~ results 10
ene eastern part OF our Sate A deoce under such for
bidding circumstances forms another brilliant episode Of
gauanrv IN the history OF this state.