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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

Es- 1t Is said that bill will be shortly in
troduced into the State Legislature, empow-
ering the city to issue bonds for the purpose
of buying and storing several million bushels
Of coal, to prevent the recurrence of the coal
famine thsy are now experiencing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21
GOODS SOLDAG MARKED!
USSEE NE 10.
DOAN 81 MEANVAEY.
December II, 1863.
sEzEREFE,s SALE

STATE 2t Wisconsin, Circu1 Go"rt, henosA0
County.
Jared n. Avery, Plaintiff Asahel W, Benham and
hlizabsh BenhEm, mis- wife, LyCurEus Edgatton, Nj
chse n, Rogers, Walter y, Hatch, Amos a. aaekstt
W. Bsl-her. JustHs u. Racket, Henry W. Bsiehsr,
Charles Ca pentcr, Eibridgs II. Bonham, Thomas
Davenport, James 8. Davenport and samee ". Day
export, Defendants.
In pursuance and by virtue Of Judgment Of fSrocs,
sure AID SALE obtained in the above entitled action Ia
iavsr Of the above named Plaintiff and against the
above named Defendants, and dated the eleventh day
Of NoYSmber,A A. D. 1853, shall sell At public auction
the hgheSt bidder the stcps in front Of the Court
House in the cisy Of Rsnesha ia the said county Of
KsnsEhl, ard Sta.s Of Wisconsin on the 9Th day Of
March 1854 at 2oclock in theaftsrnoon Of that day
all that piece parcel Of land lying and being In town
Of sslen county Of KsHsshG and stats Of wisconsin,
known and described follows, toswit The west half
sfths north quarter and the north haof the south
east quarter Of section thirty SO), town one d. range
twenty (20) east, much Of the said premises as
may be ssciens 10 satisfy the said judgment and the
costs and expenses OF gale.
Jan. II, 1861 lS58
Merrill T. Oomstock, P!rRs. Atpys.
iscpr lin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21
EhS Navy Department Challenges Ihs
World

NV YORK, Jan, 19;-At meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce to-day the following
letter from the first Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy was read,
WAsHIEGToN Jan. 49, 1864.
GKo. w. BLUNT, ESQ, n. Wy Dear
Sir: The charges against the Navy Depart
msnt for building slow steamers is best an
swered by q comparative pablo trial and
am authorized by the Secretary to make ar
engagements to run one of eur vessels against
the fastest seagoiRg aide-wheel steamer in the
country foreign or American. She will run
against same tonnage and draft in any water.
If her competitor is much larger, the race to
take place in smooth water.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) G. Y. FOy
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21
So &CE.RL sv'dpY,Rf EE,<.
DONATION PARTY.

The frisnd Of Rev. II. NJ. THoMPsov, Rotor of st.
Matthew's Church, will make him Donation Visit, at
the hausc of II. Il. HINsDALE, Prairie Ayenug on
Saturday Evening, Jan. so, 1864. 2ws}
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LOOK TO YOURINTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits !!

Good Jeans or Satinets are now worth per
yard At wholss ........,..... On els.
G0ttoh or linen warp per yd, 20 cts, lt.. ct a..
Fililhg Tor yard OF Jeans cost 42 cts, man " U.S.
one loom will cas- lily 10 yards of Jeans or Sat.
lne'S III Gay, making saving to the wearer l 8
yards or prOht to the manufacturer per day 10,
10 the farmer who raises his own wool and manu-
features it into cloth for home wearor the market much
greater profits reszed making his wool br ing him
double what it would in its raw state
FOR town rights or single looms for Keuoshs and Ra-
ene counties apply to the subscriber ut his residence
il Soners or address SO
Il EpaHEgArANS Knnnnhn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

j. W. GRIMES has been reelected Q. s. SEN
ator from lowa,for six years from next fourth
of March. Grimes is one of the workine, men
Of the Senate.
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RniIreEd Accidents.

CLEVELAND, Jan II.
A collision has occurred on the Cincinnati
and Erie Railroad, near gainesville, between
the night express and accommodation train.
Several lives were lost and large number
wounded Particulars cannot be had at pres
snt but will give them at the earliest mo
ment possible.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

LARGE INVESTMENT Sanitary Com
mission Of CINCINNATI have 800, 600, part Of
the proceeds of the late SAM tary Fair held in
that city, in 520 bonds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

SOME WNE.-The Sandusky Register says
the number Of gallons Of wine produced in
the grape region of that section, for the past
year will be from 175, 900 to to 100000 gal
Ions valued at $500, 900.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

DR.. Dixon, about the first Surgeon who re-
ceived military appointment in the State,
having been the Surgeon in the first Wiscon-
sin, in its first campaign, has been appointed
Brigade Surgeon in Starkweather's COM
mand
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

go BkpESe S"heFH.
Dr.. sweets InfallibIe Liniment for Horses
as unrivaIed by any, and IN all Of Lamen0ss arising
from Sbrains NTenchng its effect is magical
and Harness or saddle gals scratches mango &C.
it Will also speedily SPAWN and Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured in their ncipent stages but
confirmed Beyond the possibility of radical cure
case kind however desperate hopeless but
may alleviaed BY this Imminent, and its faithful ap-
plcatiOn will always the Lqmeuess, ana enable the
horse to travel with comparative eqse.
Every should nave this remedy at hand for
its timely the first appearance Of Lameness VIII elect
uay prevent those formidable diseases mentioned TO which
all HOSES liable and which render many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless. See advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21
JEE.AR * FEED,

By r. IL. Dsrning, esq Mr.. JOHN y. NEWTON,
Salem, to Mia FANNY w WINTERS, of this city.
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LIABILITIES


Officers
geo I IiAPDING. H,B. HINSDALB,
VIZ T. presidaat Vice PrssidsHt.
FIN DAVIS Casl1er,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

ksTHE Louisville Journal says There are
now less number of rebels in West Tennes-
see and Kentucky than there have been at
any time since the beginning of the war
Those in tho cane-break, near New Madrid
and No "A Bands, are the only bands that we
know OF, and they will propably soon be cap
tured or driven away.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

RE-ENL1sTED. -A:.dispatch from Madison, the
18th, says;
1t is ascertained that the Sd, 5th, 9Th, 7th,
14th and 18th, and probably the 2Ist infant
ry the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th and 7th batteries. and
company G, Berdans Sharpshpoters have re-
enlisted
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

Elisha Kilborn, of Winsted, Connecticut,
rs years Of age, and teethless these 20 years,
is now cutting a new set Of teeth.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

Ex-Gov. THOMAS II. HICKS, who has just
been chosen U. s. Senator from Maryland to
all the seat vacated by the death of Hon.
James A. Pierce, was q member of the old
"Union" or Bell Everett party. At the out
set of the rebellion his position was not very
decided, but he ultimately came out uncon-
ditionally Union, and has since been very
thoroughly loyal. He was late convert to
the policy of Emancipation; but he is now
decidedly right.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21

Our MEMBERS IN THE LEGIsLATUEE.-The
Senator from this county, Hon. A. VAN WICK,
we notice has tie chairmanship of the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses. He also holds
position on the Committee on Agriculture
& Manufactures
The Member of Assembly from this Coun-
ty, Hon. A. G. BARRY, has the Craftsmanship
fthe Committee on Charitable and Religious
Institutions, position for which he is emf
nently qualified. He also is member of the
Com. on Banks and Banking.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-21
-. Ekc nesl,n Ceamar Cousa

2FcoN FEAEE, ItsIeI5es
Merrill Oomstock, P!pRs. Atpys.
JanssVille Wisconsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
~-r~~~e~--<-t -----------~ sN
The Lieutenant General Resolution
-.,, Adopted by The Senate.
t "a S><--~>>>~-~~N-1~-n.
III
The Clause Recommending Gen. Grant
for the Position Stricken Out.
tHasNt .t1
.s
Senatorial Opinions OF HalIeck,s
.hY Generaaship,
6cy &C.. 30.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

III WASHINGTON Feb "A. 1864
REVIVAL on THE GRADE OF liEurENAsr GENERAL
GENERAL GRANTS PROSPECTS, Erc.
The manifestations Of tender solcitude the military
reputation OF General naleck by few Senators to-day
In the discussion upon tho JOINT resolution revivpg The
rank OF Lieutenant General, has occasioned
PRISE The passage OF the resolution time seemed
doubtful in consequence OF the disposition detrac,
from General Grants aurels 10 every respect affecting
General Haeck, and not until Mr. Haies declaration
that the people would make him President Congress did
reward hu properly, did the opposition cease There
lie doubt that rcwerui Influence will be brought TO
upon the President against the appointment Of Gene
raj Grant. Mr. Grimes seemed exceedingly sensitive
corning General Haeck and defended him the first
military genius Of the day Tho intelligence Of the pas
sage Of the resolution and the prospect OF General
n.Chief, has occa toned little satisfaction among off
GERS Of General Meades army, who night evident
y looking for new era the history OF the Army OF the
Potomac.
THE PROPOSED SALE or SURPLUS GOLD IN TIE
TREASURY.
The gold bin did come up again to-day but will be
shortly called op and another attempt made TO rass
Notwithstanding the adverse report OF the Committee OF
Ways aud Means The effect upoo the market Of the
stence Of euch bill and lie liability pass at any
time, very perceptbe IN the reduction Of the premium
and the partial suppression Of speculation 10 gold.
THE wHIsEEY TAX QUESTION.
The oon concurrence Of The house 10 the report OF the
Conference Committee 90 the whiskey tax has been
settled upon the Senate, ard the Conference Com
mittee not yet completed. Tbe SPECTATORS are de
cidedy unhappy TO day they satisfied that no bill
will pass which does not contain provision for taxing
stocks hand they will not however, abate their ex
ertions and money VIII accomplish their object they
win not fail 10 Nj washburne and the HERALD the
people indebted for the arrest Of the contamination q
this ini9nity.
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THE l. Attest NEWS.

The Dannewerh 90 be LeveiIed.
The latest despatch from ,be Austrian headquarters 10
AUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERS,
tposRuP, Feb. e-Morpng.
1hc Austrian artillery % between Froerup and Flens.
il has been decided 70 ros me Dann.uerk aud ne dis.
armament has already commsnced.
The Ausirians aud Prussans have divided the guns
captured.
Danish prisoners niue Of whom are officers and upwards
or 500 wounded The engagement Of Oversee have
Colonel tne Prince Of wSr,emburg 10 going on favor
heavy fail q snow has taken place.
The Danish partisans erected barbados from winch
artillery employed against the Austrians who oss,
before and 10 Flensburg, 100 10 killed and wounded
Up 10 yesterday afternoon the dead remained unburied
collision tas taken place 90 the Rendsburg and Alto.
According 10 Information received Al Hamburg the
prussans were engaged with the panes At Duppei aud
had os Eve hundred men bu, me result was not known
nur The retreat after the engagement near oversee,
the FIRST Copenhagen regiment o. Infantry made spien-
did and bayonet charge upon battery OF sixteen
Prussan guns The regiment was nearly destroyed but
the army thereby saved.
Duke Frederick bad been proclaimed ~ flensburg.
After communication made by Bishop Mornsad, the
President Of the Danish Council, on The 9th instant,
the following resolution was proposed N both houses OF
the Rgsdag 10 Copenhagen
The Rrsdag fully recognizing the extreme gravity q
the times expects that Tie nation WI ne ueets
ty Of unfolding tranquility and order me peops may
rely tho Rgsdag ntaning the honor aud nderen.
depce Of the country by all the legal means AZ we COM
maud and on lie calling the government TO lake all
measures for the energetic defence for the purpose
This resolution was passed ny both houses, together
with second authorizing the preparation Of an address
20 he presented to ME King.
Adyces IRON s,ockholm state that popular uemonstra-
lions bad taken place that city n front OF lne rest
dance Of the Danish Am bassador in favor OF Denmark
ne Dresden JospRoi says that ID Copenhagen des
ralch of The oh instant ennark had Proposed the as
icmby Or Eoropean conference 10 WI ch the German
Federal lct shond be party for The settlement q inc
Sch wiz. 'iolsten question.
~ n Tpfu
DELAY OF eIebt weeks should be DANISH and
Apslf,an chips ysh tGsg cargocs. Matera Va u war
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The Vanderbilt and saxon.
TIE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT ON THE sHooTISG OF Mr.
Commercial Intelligence.
TEE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

- LONDON, Feb. IL, 1864.
Illinois Central shares ~ 20 discount Erie Railroad,
6la62
There was a distinct dminuton in the demand for dis
coun, a. the Bank o. England yesterday IN the open
the Stock Exchange. short loans, which were on Mon
day sought At nearly the bank rate, were freely
offered al 6I per cent The news OF an armistice
caused great Improvement 10 prices although the ru.
NOR did receive direct confirmation. The opinion
that had good foundation was maintained to the ter
The Paris letters mention that the bullion in the Bank
OF France during the past day or two has experienced
reduction.
7BE PARIS BouRsR
PARIS, Feb l0-230 NJ
The Bcurss opened very firm ba. subse aueu,y closed
Cat Rentes were oually quoted At 6ef &c., or 25c ow
or than yesterday
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0-Mornlng.
The marke, rs Grim At the full prices OF Saturday and
the demand fair Sales OF Monday and Tuesday 10 zoe
bses, including 1000 for export and speculation.
BREADeTuFrs MARKEr.
Mefsrs Richardson. Spence 90. and Bigand, Ahya
Co report the market generally dull, owing 10 the
rates. Wheat very quiet and nominally unchanged.
Winter red, We. Cd. ss. per 100 lbs MSed corn du
at 30s.
wakefield Nash \ Co. auo Gordon, Bruce Co. re-
port,-Bcef firm, but quiet Pork-fine Eastern
Cheese very 0rm Butter slow but FIRE held for 1865
Lard inactive, but steady Iallow very doll and 81.
down, North American, sos a Ais.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes steady; pots 2es Cd, pearls 31s. sugar active
and Cd. ais desrer Coffee steady. Rice in better dc
mand In liDseed more doing linseed oil 36s relro
leum quiet al Is. l0d FER refined Resin and spirits 81
nrpentiDe Inactive.
TBE LArEsT MARKETS.
lyxRrooi Sfeb. ~ 1904
The sacs Of Gotten for two days have bccu 600 DacS
including GOO bales 70 specnlao's and exporters tho
market closed hrm NJ unchanged quotations
The brcadst1ls market ~ quiet and steady.
The prov s,op market 10 steady,
tesspscum " heavy at To- Oh per gailcn for rehned.
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House or Representatives.


1ng SUFFERERS raE LAIR rIHE IN GtoucE.rrR, MASS
Mr. ALLEY, (rep) Of Mass made statement that within
tie last the of Gloucester Mass severely
ured by IRE he business portion being destroyed The
tax collector OF that district had written the Treasury De-
parne allow him suspend the collection Of the in
ternal revenue for from by the fire
fame have been thus turned out Of doors aud
Introduce n resolution auth irving the Secretary OF the
Treas Try temporarily suspend the collection OF taxes
ent include who have lost their stock by the
recent cold weather IN the West
Mr. IKE opr) OF No. objected 10 the introduction Of he
BUREAU ron rRrrpxss's Ar,AlEs
resumed the consideration OF the bill n ssab
ish a Bureau OF FTeedmen's Affairs.
rHE ArpoISrmxsr OF JAZZ WARDEN.
the senate bill taking the appointment Of the Warden OF the
jail Of the District Of Go ninbia from Mshai Lamon and
Mr. COZ topp OF sought the bill laid The
table but the motion Tor this purpose was ost oy yeas Do
HE bill was then passed.
rus NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILi.
House then went into Committee OF the Whole on the
State OF The Union on the Nayal Appropriation bin.
Committee proceeded TO vote an amendment mere
tofore offered tina, shall be paid In gold or is
This was disagreed 70 by yeas IS; nays es
MI Rios rep) OF Mass, 81 70 increase me approprs
ton construction and repair OF vessels from "!
10000 q s26 $4,000 he explained the necessity for this
Appropriation and inSideniAy stated ma. w, ~.
we may be somewhat on par with the nAves O. france
Mr. sfrsss:, (rep) Of Pa said The estimates we're sH
O0l00O for but the Committee u WAYS anu Means
had uced them t5 c0o believing ma! while s.en re-
the appropriation could be postponed III future time
Mr. Rcs differed from s r. ~, an s ss, wa VA
less 90 ngress III, Is The n cans for that pnr ose
Mr. Rice amendment was agreed ,c-'z against l ~ 49,
parchass Of Two lois sd Joining the Boston Navy Yard An
Intellectual motion was ~ ade y s'rise OH ny, -
Without 10 conclusion on Inc MI Tue tonmuee
rose AT ave Q coct, and the House al burned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

Tnr GorrserAiK CoSctRi.-Nblo's Saloon was crowded
las, evening by a most fashionable audience The Got's
chalk concerts evidently popular, and most deserved
" so. The programme than usually altractye
and exceedingly well performed Gotschak pyV s ~"
bs usual spirit and encored and pHyea SUI O'''i
nrn,isinp lie and lence u enthneastc appauso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

rps ITALIAN orssl-There was large and fashionable
audience al the Academy Of Music last evening Petrol
las beautiful opera lone, with sisnor hazzoen IN the
role Of Gauco the attraction, and IN this instance
Tho performance was more than usually successful.
To night sgpor Brgnoli makes his second appearance
,nls season. in the sonnambus, with Miss Kellogg as
ANNA.
On Friday evening an event Of great interest will take
mace al the Academy Of Music. Miss harris, young
lady OF this city, makes Der debut in the Lucia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

Nby sc nation OF the Danncwerk by the
Isrnes-Thc King OF Denmark Return
ed 10 Copcnhagsn-Engian Remon-
ssras.es win Prussia ,n Favor OF Dem
n,ars--rhc Danncwerk 10 be Levciied,
&c, Sc
II ruly ccpsymed ,ba, The Danes bad reireaIeo tcm
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News from st. Thomas and Bermudn.
ARRIVAL oF COTTON LOADED BLocEApE RuNFkRS
ppoM INFLAMMATION ere.

HupAx, Fob "a 1904.
The steamship Alpha from 81 Thomas cn 'ne ION ahd
rermada the 10Th iust. arrived Al Halifax ths ,Nsuuss
aay) afternoon with aargc number q rebe rassepg'fr
The steamers India, tity u Fetersupik ~ (, III
larse QUANTITY of cotton
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The pirate AIaba IN n.

TESTED ~ ENGLAND.
Bosros, Feb. "a. 1894
me drafts drawn al the Cape Of Good HOPE, BY Captain
semmes in payment for coal for the Alabama pro-
tested in Eng payment and returned 70 Care
Town previous to December 81.
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The Late Fight In an Alleged Gambling
House.

TO TEE EDITOR or TUE HERALD.
NFw yoRE. Feb. q, 1864.
In rour issue OF this lay under the Of Police ise
c.nce your reporter has evidently been misnformed in
relation 10 the character Of the house keep As neither
gamble nor keep rambling house and as the erroneous
sepor IL 10 give nntoriey do not seek
desire will you please give this denial publicity ~ xaur
cofuu
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
The Alexandra Case TO be Brought into
the House OF L0Yds.


the House or Lords.
The Africa brought intelligence that the Alexandra
up the Exchequer Chambers on the 9th
February and that sir Hugh Cairns who appeared for the
defendants took exception at 10 the Of the
Court entertain the appeal The Judges deferred their
10 court OF Judges, they DECIDED TO dismiss the
appeal On ground Of want OF jurisdiction The case
VIII therefore be carried up 10 the House o. Lorcs'
me Alabama Indemnity Demand.
or na for h sy
Alabama and says that Earl Russelps attempt TO stop
fac, that he cons dered departure violation OF
traiity. II is happy, however TO believe that " there
should srse dispute 90 The subject II viii De amicaoy
In The House OF lords, the ph instant the Earl q
Derby gave notice OF question FOR the lth instant with
respect TO dispatches Of Mr. Seward and the claims
on account OF the depredations OF the Alabama
Earl Russell said thai, on the frs, night o. the session
Earl Derby had referred to despatch from Mr. seward
on this rbect and expressed hope that he Carl Rus
sell) bad reped II in becoming terms Al the time
he could recolect having received such despach,
and be had since found that although MI Seward had
sent OF this character Mr Adams had not thought
prudent 10 present u 10 him.
Peacocke asked what course the government intended 10
take in reference TO the correspondence With the United
states government respecting the Alabama and the Alex
andra, which had lately been submitted 10 Congress.
Mr. Layard said il was not desirable TO lay on the
table correspondence IN reference 10 the Alexandra,
So that undergoing judicial investgat He
bad no objection 10 rodace the papers N reference TO
the Alabama
Mr. Iayard Also in res ,onse Sir Cairns and ord
Cecil said that despatch had been received IRON
Mr. seward stating that the American government wond
hold England responsible the depredatcrs OF the Ala
bama bad any verbal communication 10 that effect
been made by Mr.. Adams
The Vanderbilt and saxon.
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT ON THE SHOOTING OF Mr..
GRAY.
From the Aberdeen Journal Feb. s.
Several OF the relatives OF Mr. Gray here wrote 90 the
2sth ult 10 Colonel sykes. r.. asking that the matter
should be brought under the attention OF her Majesty
government GU the 30th Colonel sykes wrote, enclos
Ing Official reply from the Foreign Office, as follows
am directed by Earl Russell acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter OF yesterdays date enclosing letter from
the relatives OF James Cray lately chief ofcer OIL the
bark Saxon, who shot board his ship, OF Agra
Pequna, by Lieutenant Donoghan ,eau officer OF the
United states steamer Vanderbilt am TO state TO you
IN reply that the matter was already under considers
ton and that the opinion Of the law officers having been
taken instructions have been sent Lord Lyons 10 state
20 Mr Seward thai the deposition made by the second
mate OF the Saxon s true, Lieutenant onoghan ought
10 be instantly tried for wiiful murder.
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Lord Pamerstou said that government dispatches con
tcted the report OF revolutionary riots nj Copenhagen
owing 10 the Danish retreat Great dissatisfaction had
however evinced by the people and the polk and
military had to put down come ttreet rioting
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-16

left wing body of infantry engaged ohAmblis' bril-
gsde Of cavalry and fought them some time until our
infantry to the support Of the cavalry diving the
enemy back aud capturing about ose hu dred prisoners
The enemy ara reported to.dly to be shifting their
position towards the telegraph road and rail DAD
There has been no firing at all to-day:
Our wounded are slowly arriving here, pr'pralqy
10 being sent to Richmond.
Brigader General McG lwan and D. job stem nrc
slightly wounded, in addition to those previously re-
ported. Bigadisr General Gordon, erroneously re-
ported wounded, is not hut.
Thus far we have lost about seventeen general Off
GERS killed, wounded aud captured, and about thirty
FIVE field officers.