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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11
Reports from tie Army Of the petomao.

The Washington Star Of yesterday afternoon
states that ''partes from the Army Of the po
tomac report chat there bas been no general
enga cement for several days, although there ;a
constant artillery dueling going on between
the two armies Sheridan started on cavalry
raid early Thursday morning, in the direction
Of Bottom Bridge, foz the purpose, il was
supposed, Of advancing up the Chlckahominy.
Sheridan took with him large Eorce Of cavalry.
"Guerrillas have made their apr eayanoe on
the road leading from Old Chursh 20 the
White House, and cn Wednesday, last they
captured several anbulances
"a Captain in New Jersey cavalry regiment
states that information Of che burning OF Bowl
ing Green, the county seat Of Caroline county;
by the Federal forces. has been received at the
front. ltappears that a Federal train Was tirai
upon from the houses while passing through
the place, when the cavalry in cha,ge OF this
train took the citizens and placed them n TWO
houses standing away from the JoWZ, alter
wcich the town was set on tire and completely
destroyed. Reports from the front are TO the
effect that Grant is slowly swinging around 70
the left, which has occasioned more or less
fghting in that direction. There is consider
able cannonading nightly, commencing about
Eve o'clock and continuing until morning -
Yesterday, about noon, furious cannonade
was commenced in the direction of Burnside 8
corps, but it probably was only an artillery
duel. Headquarters are SO near the Conteder
ate line that frequently 8 shell cornes flying 81
most into their very midst
The Washington correspondent OF the NeT
York Daily News states that the attack On
Gen. Burnside on Monday last, was, IN point
of fact, partial surprise, and Was very dis.
astrous to the ninth corps in killed and wound
I'd.
The widow and three children Of General
Albert Gallatin Jenkins, OF the confederate
army, reached Charlestown, Va, on the Isl
inst. under Aag of truce, 8 chaplain aocom-
panying them there Gen. jenkins Fas wound
ed three times at the fight with Gen. Crook at
Cloide Mountain, near Dublin. The wound
causing his death was in thearm near the shouI~
der; amputatlon was necessary anc was made
He was removed to place near dublin, where
his family Joined him, and was doing we'll un-
Il; one night the artery, which had been IN
cautiously taken up tegan to flow, and ere
those in attendance discovered it, he had bled
80 profusely that recuperation was Impossible:
He was IS years Of age: and ovnad spIond'd
property in Virginia, on the ONO, l6" miles
below the Kanawha, valued az s300o0os
d;snatch from Fortress Monroe reports all
= Don,,,1o Q,,ndrad but there lau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11
PUBLISHED (DAIlY) BIZ
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
na- a-l,FFICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
ona,s formerly French's) Book Store
FROM KENTUCKY.

tocked near Badad by Jenkins. Mr. Shanks,
r7o;on member of the Kentucky Legislature
VOC killed IN an encounter. The railroad men
think the train has returned safely to Frank.
fort as IFS engine was reversed Immediately
upon the attack.
A car Of armed soldiers which proceeded
IN the road last night to learn the extent OF
tie disaster, has NOT returned, and we have
40 telegraphic communication with Frankfort
since yesterday afternoon.
CINCINNATI, June lO.-A confederate cap
turea at Maysvi]le, reports that the force in
Kentucky is under the immediate command
Of Gen. Morgan, Col Aston, and Col. Smith
The total sforce is about three thousand,
large portion of them being dismounted
cavalry. They entered the State at Pound
Gap A scouting party, under Everett, was
sent ahead to pick up horses FOR the dismount-
ed men.
They passed through Hazel Green, Owing
ville, and Fleu iagsburg. and took MaysvlIe
without any resistance.
Everett LETT Maysville on Wednesday for
Mount Sterling at which place it was thought
Morgan's men were concentrating, with the
intention of attacking Lexington.
The position Of affairs in the central part OF
the State, is not known, as communication ls
broken with Lexington.
Itis thought that the intention OF che Con-
ederates is to destroy all the railroads, If
possible and make their exit through central
Kentucky and Middle Tennessee.
CINCINNATI, June l0.--General Burbridge
who has been following the Confederates since
they LETT Pound Gap, came up with them
yesterday at Mount Sterling, and defeated
them A portion Of Norgan's command en-
tered Lexington at two clock this mornl ng,
burned the Kentucky Central railroad depot,
and left and ten o'clock in the direction OF
Georgetown and Frankfort.
The Richmond Examiner, In an article dis-
cussing Grant, policy and the probable course
he will pursue, saws: 'Grant's fortlhcatlons
s'gnifed what was predicted-retreat ne
moves away from Lees front. Where is ne
going? II he cannot reach the city by Coal
Harbor, he cannot come at al on that s'de.-
The better opinion is that be will now attempt
the south side But how is he to reach 1t =
Srant has tried bis own plan, tried McClel
Ian pan, and may now try Butler 3 plan. too'
0at will find it no Letter than the others.
The Confederate steamer Alabama, 1t Is re-
ported has been excluded by the Chinese gov
SSanent from Chinese ports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11

Dispatches {coua the headquarters os tha
Army s o5S tbs Potomac: 1&<ed On 1he >3rEs con
tain ooticas Of The contents 0: the R;>Amond
papers o@ the previous day. According %
these dispatches shs Examiner says 'cnat
General Jones, commanding the Con{ede~a:es
forces IN the Valley, Was debated By Genera!
Hvnce1 on Sunday, noac Mount Crawford,
and shac they re5reate2 On Naynesbogo'
''IhA same paper says that runners we're clzr-
rent il R;cnulond OK this disaster, including
she loss oi gums and trains, bvt that the 5eere~
tary q War announced that there vas no
truth III t2e1n-ttar eli the guns and t@al1s
z>re got Oh safely, Cen. Jones vas zil5.G& j.:
1ne action
''ihe Examiner says that the with draval
OF Breckinridge was q sad mistake, and 1hat
the Yankees took advantage OF che weakness
o. our torces 10 oyerpoWer chem:
Runners were also rife IN Richmond that
Iexinctou has also been captured: and The VIZ
ginia Military Institute burned, etc.
"'E'he Examiner says . It is suggested that
ladies be appointed to perform the duties O.
clerks in the postot3ice in Richmond, the
clerks ali being IN The fsll. The posto8ce AZ
Mobile is enGirely served :y ladies'
''Econoln7 in che use OF water il advlsed
in Richmond, as the works are out OF repair
and canuor be worked 70 their full capacity,
The RI. .hgnond Examiner of Eae 4th says
thar ia th4 battle Of Friday, Captain Linths-
cum of General Hutton STAFF is reported
killed Lieutenant 5. 9. Jones, a.so cS Gen.
Hutton staff, f?a5 wounded Capt. WOOD
son, Lieut.. Robinson, and Lieut. EvaD2, all Of
the Nineteenth Virginia we're killed. We had
an unusual number Of cur Generals wounded
Among the number reported % ,zs, "e hear OF
General Lane woun35i severely in thig(1, sho5
by sllarpshooter; General Kirkland slightly;
General Battle: very slightly General FLnna-
gen, slis htly. anl Gen. Laws.
4 steamer from Port Royal has arrived a1
New York and reports that On the even
ing OF the 6ch t;,a S;2l!ivan's Island bat
ery fred two SHELF 81 the Federal feet Of
wooden vessels, but t1s range was too great
4 blockade running steamer attempted TO come
OUT on the nisht Of The 9Th, bat grounded and.
was destroyed by the Fedora! guns. Admiral
DabIgren arrived at Hilton Head on the 7t1.
The reported ca pture Of the U. 5. tug~boaS
Columbine, witt, 20 negro soldiers On beard,
uD The St, Johns ri7er, Florida, Is con1rneds
The Richmond papers Of the 7fh report
that Sherman was Advancing in the direction
of Atlanta on the 65h instant, B. portion o.
his forces had crossed the railroad near Acz~
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Gold. in New York, yesterday, 1881.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-30
Die Npittif uno Die Nrn1ce.

9ie vglew Station" OaS Organ 6remont'S,
1T segen oas Stimmredt Der Splpaten. Sic
m6dte ben SDlDaten Die 8Olitif uno losar bas
3eitun98leIen perbieten, nen1 es angin9e unD
piro oeBbalb BON Der ySu. StaatS5tg." uno
anoern 3eitungen auf's 8itterite 9etabelt.
Nir Iirb ionlt ni6t iebr erbaltt ppn Der ra<
Oicalen 5pperfritit, wetde bic ugtep Natipu"
Der Administration ungeoeiben ldbt, n audi
bic 9luiana meIde fe (niat Die vglep. @ra"
ben 9emotraten antrd9t, l6eint uns beoentli6.
9aS aber binoert uns nidt, ibr in 8etreif be5
StimmreGts Der Sploateu Ii. bes 8plitiGrens in
Der 9trmse re6t gu geben. Die 9plitit bemoras
Iiiirt Die grmee uno Die 3eitun9en belfen oa.
sms Sbre Rrititen Der Griesflbrung iin6 in Der
3e9el Die Sinte nidt pertb, Die ie oarauI per>
tnenoen ul0 bienen, nenn iie pom bent Soloaa
ten 9elelen fueroen, 1tur ba5i, ibn gu erbittern,
5u rertplrren Ooer 81 entmutbigen. 9a itedt Die
Arn1ee ir9enOipO in gir9inien bis lber Die anie
I'm aotb uno bat ibre liebe ylotb, bic 3ufubrsn
perpeliul3oifen, ia e8 lit idmierig, lid ppn
elner ~SDnlpa9nte CUR anoern - pbne 8erluit
Der 6uBoetleloung, our6 BEN SOtb gu idleppen.
Aber Der 3ettun9Sjun9e, biz lber Die Obren
NIT 9otb belprlBt, erideint oenno6 arf elmer
langbelni9en 9rate urO p~ertauft Sud- cine 3ei=
tang gu 10 Gents Die Summer. l1no mas lelet
Sbr? Gtren gelebrten S6impfartifel iiber Die
untbatlgfelt Der Nrmee uno bic llnidbisteit bee
Subrers. @8 1T gum raieno iperoen = unt
mare Der 6err 0ieOutteur, Der ros Maes au'
ietnern geppLiferten SeileI i'm Sanctam gei9rie.
ben bat, sur STEELE, er piirpe nit ieiner feinel
giaie cine tiefgehenOe 8etanntl6oft nit Der
9tnoerni1en maiden miiien, pelde benz 8pr
brtn9ea Der arnee entgesenfeben.
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uno gteapel sebrp6en bat-ia Der, na6bem er
ben GipfeI Des Rubmes idien eritiegen gu ba@
ben, nO6mals QIeS in bic Sdan8e idlus, nm
Durd ben 9tuf: oRom Doer SOol" iein gplt
gum @niturm 9e9en nappleDniide Srempberrt
I6aft fprt5ureiBen.
SIN Siege ni6t itOIs, iino Sic i'm nnslad
ME per3agt gepeien. unoant baben Sic in
ppllem WaBe fsnnen gelernt ; alein pas 8e<
wubtiein Der erflQten pper gu er%fiaenben 8fi6t
bat Sic itets bod uber Die Qeiben bes Sages
erboben, unp wirp Sic aud ferner gum Berte
itdblen. 0ie Submit 9eb6rt Ger Selbfregier>
un9 Der @6lter-unb Der 3uneigung Der 80ls
fer ii1o Sic setpib. Nebmen Sic BON urs,
pen erpdblten 8ertretern Der 9eutiden 2onz
bpn'5, pieie wenigen @orte ais einen 8epeis
Internationally 6reunoi6aft bin, uno leien Sic
periidert, DAB Die grunpidBe, fir Die Sic i6on
1848-1849 in Sbrem Gaterlqnoe %fdmpften,
8piiden ben 6rei9eiinnten alIer 9dnoer fOrtz
UdbrerO paS 8anp pes inni9iten 3uiammen=
bangs biloen.
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ltnftre sscrInae am Oleb Miper.

Mew Oprt, %. NpriI. Sin SeIcsrurnm
oes nSribune" aus @aibinstOn ia9t oaB ole
8erhuite beg General 8anf8 am 9teo Niper bee
ceutenOer ieieu, ais 9tnfap9S %gemelOet purpe
urlO ~beItdtt9t, oaB er ipe9en militdri6er linz
fdbi9feit an9etla9t neroen fperoe.
9ie Zines" brtn9t cine dbnIi6e 9epei6e.
Sine 9epei6e Oes u6eralo" aus grano
Score 9ibt ben Gerluit ouf 1900 Mann an,
Darunter mabri6einli6 ni6t mebr al8 300
SOOte. 9a8 13. Corps perIOr I'M @ansen
17G0 Mann. Gmprp'S 9ipiIipn ppm 10.
Corps 81 Spote ulo All GerpunOete, nit
ben 8erntBten 600 81. Sees Gapaaerie pers
lpr 600 damn.
Ma9rlOer fol- fia nit 1000 Mann spis
l6en Sbrepepprt nno General Steele b%ein6en.
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Sic aennfnIpanifehs opneentipn.

8bttabelpbia, %. @pril. 9lr. @ilz
liam 9. 9aprenee nabm auf Mominatipn bes
ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTEES ben Brdiioentenitubl
Elm, rno belt cine 9tnreoe, in Der er Der llnipn=
partei i6mei6elte, inoem er bemertte, fte lei Die
ein5i9e 8arteL pelde I'M StanOe 1T, baS 9anO
gu retten. Neun5ebn 3wan5igitel Der SplOa>
ten geb6ren bieier 8artei an.
Sine Nelplution puroe angenpnunen, baB
Die gGdbler int Mgemeinen angelpieien werpen
ipaen, fir Qlbrabam 9incpln gu i%timmel, uno
ii6 alien 8emibun9en pe9en Geridiebung Der
Baltimore Gonpentipn SIT miperleten. 9ls
9elegaten CUR Baltimore Convention puroen
erpdblt Die 6r1t.: Simon Cameron, Mleranber
WcGllre, aR. 9. 2owrp uno %. Is. ðum.
9tl8 SenatoriolSg 8abtmdnner wurOen ges
wdblt &bpmaa Cunningham uno Nlerton @tc=
Wlt6ael. 9os MorebzGomite beridtet ilber Die
entmpriene Norefe. Senator 2otprp, Die Srn.
WlcGllre, 9etdum llllo @nOere bieIten &eoen
u1o Die Convention pertagte iid st ipdter Stln>
be sine die.
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Selegr0pbiSe0e SGaGDrtcDfen.
Bert6tetf Gr BEN Baltimore gpeder.
Isl. NOnl Gel her &c. @t0aten.
@afbtngtOn n, 20. glpril

Mafbtngtpn n, 20. Npril.
Senat. = 6enoerOn p~erlan9t, Dae 500
grempIare Der 8erbanOlung be8 Counties fir
llnterlu4ung Der Observation-Disclosures uro
8etriigereien gebrudt peroen iplen. Gr be-
merit, DAP e8 uIgemein beiBt, bic gtieoer(aoe
am NeO 8iper babe ibre llrla6e in benz unqez
beuern @agen5ug (265), pelder sum 8eiten
Der 8aumtpplenipetulanten 5Dil6en Die 8pr>
but 5000 Wlann Gapalerie) uno oas @auptz
Corps geidoben nproen 1ei uno ben Sruppen
bas Manpperiren eri6merte.
GOnneB miberipra9 bieler 9lrgabe, woraui
6enberlon erpioerte, er lpieoerbple MIR GeId9>
ties, e8 lei jepp6 ip1perbar, BAT bteie Nngabe
Dor ber NteDerlage 9em06t unb elm
Jieiultat propbe8eit lpprben mare, nie es nee
nige Sage barauf i'm gr6Bten WiaBitabe ein9es
~troffen Jet. ST iei int 8e1ib zines 8riefes, Der
4 Sage Dor Der S6la6t BET Granb Gcrre ge=
i6rieben pproen lei, pprin ppn einem Gpnflitt
stpii6en 8unfs unb 9prter Die Geoe gemelen
|lei, uno Der lebtere, nel6er 8aumpplle I'M
Qanb nit 8eI6lag bele9t babe, cine 9fieoerla9e
~pprausseia9t babe. ST boffe, Oieie an9abe lei
incorrect, ipllte iebpd unterludt peroen.
GpnneB erfldrte pieie 8ebauptung fir cine
gelneine 8erldrmorng be8 Qonliral YOrter.
6enOerIpn freute ii6 oariiber, baB Gpnneb
int StanDe lei, bieIe 8eba1ptungen 10 a%atprita<
tin IN 9tbreoe sn itelen. Gr ielbt lei periDnli4
nit 8prter befannt uno babe Die bette Weinung
BON ibm. Nber gIei6mobt bitten pieie 8eri6te
ibren GinfluB auf Die 6fientli6e Mieinung unb
mIbten belet6tet iper0er.
Sic Geiplutipn purOe barauf angeapmmen.
6auS,- Sir. Glurp erbpb ii9 in elmer
periBnlidep S6rage in 8eSlg auf ben 8eri6t
pes SpeetalzGomite betrefenb Die 9egen s 9
@lair erbobenen Nntlagen. Gr flagt bas milf
tdrii6e Mtit9lieO an, paB er III ieiter gebrudz
ten Neoe peri6nliAe 9ngelegenbeiten eingefl9i
babe, BON melden er ME elm 8ort in ieinel
3eOe geiagt babe. ST ia9te, iene8 militdriidc
Wlitg[ieo Jet ni6t nur an ben 6erlen, %ipnoerr
am gan5en 2eib p%erpunpbur.
S6end beri6tet lber Die 8iQ beS Senats
ben Splo Der Sploaten 5u erbDben uno 9leid
SIT MAIDEN.
6iqbp ppn Gpl. erpieberte anf einige 8emerf
nngen oeS 6errn Blair urO felt eS in IbreOe
bob S6abamtsz8 eamten in ir9eno pelde BE
trigereien pertpidelt 9elpeien ieien.
Mr. Sap pm 6p. ipra6 i6er Oenielben 9e
Genitanp.
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3uf0rift an Garibaibi.

General = 9ie 9eutl6en 2onopnS, BON
freunol6aftlider @eiinnung fir Stalien erfllt,
bringen Sbnen, bel Sbrem Grl@einen auf
.en9lil6em 8ooen, einen berSliden GruB bar.
Die Seinbieli9teiten Der 9te9ierun9ea inlleu
teinen Miperflang int !6erSen Der G6lter baben.
Sabrbunberte beS bitterlten Samples, pdbreno
peren unlere @el6ide perflo9ten wuren, baben
benz italienii6en nlo belltl6en Settle in mebr
aIs elmer 8~e5iebung einen Stenlpel Der @leid=
artisfeit aufsepriidt; uno Elm GerTtdnonib it
Daber i'm Grunoe SpiiGen ms leidter, als ra6
Der duBeren Gage es ideilen mag.
S9talien uno 9eutiblanb baben beute ben
glei6en @eg 5u 9eben. glus benz 9abintrduz
men be8 blpBen Sun I%t9enuiies, aus Der Gigenz
luht elmer pom &aterlano unb 6reibeit abgelDz
item, unfru6tbaren @eiites6iloun9 rin9t ii6 Sta
lien 81 p~oltsmdbiger grilten5 enlppr. Sic
S6ranten prDpinSieller S%fennlng, lpelde Die
GabinetSpolitit aufredt gu balten ludt, weroen
nieoergebrpden, Inn 9taurl fir oaS 9aiein eli
uer Station gu idaffen. gBir ipreGen Sbnen
unlre pole Spmpatbie fir oieie Beftrebungen
aus.
Sbrem 2anbe pinidten mir Die Sreibeit uno
Ginbeit, Die mir ielbit eritreben. Dlt Treuoi=
gen Deflblen iaben mir emit @enehig bas
SretnOjp1 abi6ltteln uno Jtom Die SABINE Der
GplfSregieran9 erbeben, pdbrenb 9euti dlaub
in elmer Sepegung Der @ieoergeburt begrifIen
mar. Sine trarri9e 3eit Der ernelerten Inter
Dridung 1T oann 9efol9t, fir Sbre Station, tpie
fir Die un'rise. 8pd beute ijno bic 8etre-
bungen berg6lfer tpieOer m9tufiteigen-lRos5b
men DOR Nuent, Der in ben Sabren Der Grbe.
bung Die r6rliide aepublif 10 taper uertbeibig=
te, pab ii6 felt jenen Sagen Elm 3auber I'm So
rem Nanten mob, Sbnen bat europa eS meients
ll9 gu parten, cab Der Geiit Der Snitiutipc ME
Der unter Den Sreibeitsparteien erlpedt lit.
sic be9rtiBen mir paber ais ben uneigenniit
Bl9en Gprfdnlpfer, alS zen Mann, Der in stpe
Melten fir Sprtidritt, Wteni6enre9t n fret
en- Staat 9elfrttlen, Der Our6 einen bentpirOi
gen Bug bic 9purbpnens9 prannei in Sisiliel
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Der Sricn in Slblpeltrn.

Chattanooga, &c. 2tpril. 9m %.
Npril Dtpr9enS griffen Die &ebellen unlere
Yidet8 am Mibaiac Sruce bel 9eet'S 6arm nit
Snfanterie urlo Gapullerie an. Sic Snfanterie
tam ilber GapIOr'S 9tipse, Die Gaualerie pom
South &allep uno griff gu 9lei9er 3eit Iieben
9untte, Die pom so. Sa. Regiment beiest ma,
rem, on. nniere 2eute perIu9ten eS, ii9 suriid>
su5ieben, es miBlang ibnen aber, oa ibncn bic
feinbli6e Snfanterie ben @eg abgei6nitten
bate. Sic per- udten li6 bann bnr93uiblaeen,
ober bon GA Wtann gelang es nur 81 Ii6 einen
@eg Su babnen. Stint unierer 2eute tpurpen
9etDptet, A t6btli6 uno brei idwer pertpunp ct /;
10 werpen permibt.
2ieut. SOULS pur6e tDOtli3 %pertpunoet unp
9efan9en.
Ser Serlllt Der Gebellen lit 10 i6wer wie
Der uniri9e, penn ni6t i6merer.
Webrere unirer 2eute murben ppm Seinoe
9et0otet, na6bem Iie Iu6 ergeben batten. Ginige
Der S%eripunbeten tpuroen onf ben 8poen lies
genO bin9emebelt. 9ie HebeLlen b~egiaaem enlz
pDrenbe Sarbareien bel Der gan5en Iffaire.
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Bun Der WotomorsWrmer,

Wafbtngtpn, 20. glpril. General
9epin ma6te berte cine RecOsnpscirung mad
WtaoiiCn GpurtbCuie, fano ober bort nur 80
8ebelen, wel6e meiitens ~gefungen muroen.
glirseno mar Der Seino in Stdrte gu entbedeu,
ppn pel6em man bebouptet bate, oaB er fih
ouf unlrer 2e6ten %cCncentrire,
Spbn Minpr 8pttS CAB beute elm GIen, benz
Die Generdle @rant, Sepsewid, 6ancod, Sir
nep; 6umpbrep, &obinion, 8iuiams, S3ums,
3aplings, @eb6, GibbDn, Guitis unO MOrriS
beiippbnten unb bel Dem es iebr bod bergin9.
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@erid,t ber ssepeauna Secs.

Ser @aibin9ton Correspondent peS rYbila>
belpbta Snquirer" pm 9eltern 9lbeno telegra>
plirt 6pl9eibe5 so sac ,e&
Bees Mrmee lit u~nldnglt betrddli9 peritdrft
pproen uno lit IN ben lebten 80 Sa9en BON 3d.
900 atf 6euabe 10000 0tarm angei6mpIen.
I'm bieie Streitnadt anf Die 8eine Si brin9en,
Iino piele innere 8nntte BEN 6Omgaroen pber
@iilijen iiber9eben wor0en.
2pngltreet'S ganSe8 Corps 1T auf benz linfen
6ligel Der &ebellen uno felt 10 Sagen marI6<
fertig nit &otipnen fit cine ISOLDE auf tbren
8agsn. GS miro BON Ntilitdrperlpnen nidt
fir nabrI6einlid gebalten, DAP Gee in pieier
3eit feline Iraee tbeilen perpe, inpem er einen
betrd9tli9eren She'll b%erIelben in pas Sbenan
Dpatbal nirie, unb paour6 feline Strait in 6rpnt
Dor Grant i6wd6te, Der, ipie er ppbl petb,
ibn bann wabrldeinli6 einseln 5ermalmen
tpiroe.
Sine Samilie ppn Sll6tlingeu, pel6e geltern
in uniere 2inien flnen ppn Der @egenp unter>
balb MabIOn Court 9auS, beri6tet, DAP 8id~
BANS Srigaoe am &pbertipn SluiIe aui &idet@
fbienlt mar, ND tie felt Ginger 3eit idpn unc
am 6reitag glbenO nod itanc. Sic mar idle6t
t~eriten, rnO Die @ferOe aus Mungel an Suffer
in i6le6tem 3ultanbs. Sen. Stlart miro
cine groBe Geuue ieiner 9auSen &eiteret
bel 6amptan GrpB : &pap8 nd9lten Spnrer@
flag balter.
Sbre &eiterei miro fir ben SrlblabrsfeloSug
repr9rni1rt, unb fam nod fir einige 3eit
ni6tS 8eoenfli6eS unternebmen, ba Die nptb=
penoige 3uiubr BON Sutter erl6Dpft 1T unO paS
@raS unter 2 Bis 3 8oden ni6t grim miro,
pa Die 9abres3eit iebr 5uriid lit.
Sin 9eitartitel i'm &i6mpnb enquirer bon
ppriger No6e ia9t:
Gen. Grants glnmeienbeit BEL Der BptOutac'
Nrmee liefert teinen 8epeiS Oafiir, DAP er einen
anoerpeiten 9tngriff ge9en 0ti6mOno por5utilbs
rem beab1i6tigt. Sa ct gang ileuerllH mod IN
Sennefee nn0 bemBeiten ccmmanpirt bat, uno
Sen. Sherman in bas Commando ein9eleBt
mrrOe, 70 ntGgten ale np~tbpenpigen gprbereis
trngen fir einen gln9riff 9e9en Sen. Sobnitpn
bort chen 10 beimli6 %9etrpfen tperOer, als tie
I'M Often pffen g%etroffen pproen iinD u1o elnIge
Stunben Giienbabnfatrt ben @el. Grant uno
fem 0auptquartier pom Often nab benz SSellen
f9affen, uno er ge9en Solution lpsprepef,
tpdbreno baS8plt in 8irginien ieIre An9en on<
ftrenet, ibn. anriiden gu feber, OOer 1elne ODs
rem, mn ben lernen Bonner ietneS Mnrlldens
nit Der 9ptpmacs Mrmee gu b6rert.
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Nuontreu asermaIs in aunlas.

st. 2puis 8, %. QpriI. Na6ridten ppn
GoI. Bbillips, Der gu Sort @ibiOn i'm SnOianer
Sebiet cDmmanbirt, ia3en, bab 0uantrea na6
&anlaS gebt, uno caB berielbe in Der Na6t beS
26. .. 80. iiber ben @eroi9ri8s ilno ben ars
taniasriper gegan9en lit.
aoair lit nit ieiuen 1926 Nebelen iber ben
SlinptS &iper pberbalb SuIIe9uab g~etrieben
tOoroen. 86ilipps bat Sruppen gu beien Ser
fplgung abgeIenoet.
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Grmurbuna eiues 0pIpmeIs.

Gairp, %. glpril. 9ieler Sage purce
Dem 81. ST.. Ne9nent, peI6eS int Se9rif
ltebt, mieoer in ottipen 9ienit gu treten, in @ar-
bpnbale Elm Set seseben. Ginise SOloaten,
melde einen alien GrOI ge9en ben Oberiten
Osborn batten, traten in einen Saoen, no ct
1i6 befano, uuo bradten ibm nit @ewidttei=
men t0otli6e @unoen bel. Die WlDroer iinO
niht perbaftet.
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@huIdntcide.

SIN g.. q. aaus's sdule, g 3. aIbenarIe. anO 0pmbarh-
aross. bot Der llnterrtGt fir bas Srnner lemefer nieoer
sesSnnen. gleue MnneIbuneen itSee man baleief MAIDEN.
GSaler werben In sSf unO eOets senCrnmen.
Sen gltern SSraelltil6er Schiller oiene snr
gtu6ri6t, DAP nd&iten Montas, ben 2. 0tai,
Elm GURUS fur bebrdil9e Spra6e
Our6 einen erfabrlen nno f[eiBisen 2ebrer
tpiro erDffnet perpen. (5apr1mt)
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e6ifs,unfau.

Sort Mpnrpe, %. glpril. Oils Der
Sampler 9lelp Sort nit 9iebelen.f @efangenen
pom Bpint 2optout Die Bap berabtam, itieB an
Der Minoung be8 &appabannpd ein unbetanns
ter Schooner auf penielben. 8eipe Sabrjeu9e
erlitten babel beoeutenben S6aOen am 9plSpert
lber benz 9ed. Yeripnen purpen ni6t perIebt.
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Su~lrerb6buma.

8ai9tn9tpu, 20. 9tpril. 9ie BON
Sdend ein9ebradte Bill perwiaist ben @emeis
men SIG uno ben GurpCrdlen $1S per 0tOnut
uno ben anOern llnteroff5ieren i'm Gerbdltnib.
6arbige Sploaten perpen beSabf, wie Die
peiben.
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81. Nldnner,fhc @hnle,

So Germanitr., 3ipilden 9oiparos II. Gutapitr.
ObsIet& i'd am 4. Npril etns neue GlaOe erDHnste, bin ID
tbi9t am Mpntase, ben Is. b. Nt, nod cine Glnnt anSus
tan9en.
Is wtrh auser ben bieter ~eelebrten Badern untert@t I'm
Dl6fibren unb Eurnen eeeeben werben.
Mn ber Mnfalt wirten IL tihttse 2ebrer.
MnneIouneeu ;ur Mufnabme neuer S4Wler ~ereen TN
2aufe btefes MrtGts e~utgrsen e%enortutsn.
(~14-246Tr) y. Manntr.
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Oas fort Ninp,n ssernektI.

30 empbiS, 26, Qpril. 9aS Sriegflbs
rungS<Gpnite ipirc ben Sen. 6urlbut BON ie>
Dem Saoel freilpre6en, ba Sugeitanoen mprben,
paB feline Sruppenmadt gu iGpad mar, I'M
6prrelt ernitli6 an9reifen Sa t6nnen.