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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
The Steamer Tung sucy.
PORTLAND. Ne. Saturday. July

PORTLAND. he, oNuIday July TO- io'f.
Governor Cony has information that the sus
picous steamer Fung suey. which sailed from st. John
on Wednesday last purport!ng to be bound for China
nut into the port Of Cutler in this State Thursday
night. The Custom house officers boarded her. snd
fonnd she had regular clearance for China. She w@
aeeply laden. and pierced for sx guns The next morn
ing at fvo o'clock. she sailed
This information has been communicated by Cover
nor Cony to Secretary welles She Intends doubtless
to run the blockade, take on board armament aud
enter upon the career Of Rebel cruiser.
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Probable Engagement Between Naval
! Vessel and she Elorian.
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY

BALTIMORE, Satufuiyl July TO- Ic5F,
The following from Fortress Monroe probably
has some connection With the pursu! Of .hc Florida;
The steamship United States rom Boston reports;
July 10 a. D. m. OFF tho lghtship on the New South
Shoa bearing northwest from the main. distant thirty
miles heard heavy firing northnorthwosi heard twenty
guns. BY the sound judged the firing to DO twenty
four miles west from the hghtship July a. at h'ec'
minutes past p. m was spoken by the United states
steamer Ticonderoga and reported tho above to her
She steere in the direction OF the firing in latitude
39o or, longitude 100 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

--3n6 NeW-HAfifpofffe ksc6 iof@e"i0 "iJV'i'"Va
IN Saturday, after session Of Is calendar days 7Rs
CSsoovd Telegraph says. That Il has not accom-
pysAod On amount of business proportionate 10 us
isustA, 10 no fault Of the members In general The
a,tuy bill could not have beeu matured until afser
40 .dloarnment Of Congress- the financial measures
vaisrd for the military and the State House question
nsoOssriy consumed u,dch time--!n fact bad almost
noaopoy Of both time and attention We doubt II any
sssseu or years has teea Iess given to party sohem
iax and wrangllng than the one Just closing
shssas to the State House matter. The military
IN provides for recruiting In the Rebel States through
ssepts appointed BY the Governor and Councils the pay
mss Of state bounty Of one two and three humid
rcd dollars " one two and three years men, and
ne festriction Of tbs town to like bounty. The
finance bill provides for the funding Of the State debt
H ssus VI bonds not to exceed o. 600 TO run from
eAisty 70 fbrty yexrs Concord retains the State Capt.
81 % condition that shs remodos the present sruo-
vuss according 10 specified plan and without expense,
srssent or prospective. 10 the sta;e otherwise the
snptsi gvss W Manchester.
During tho fire at No. 0 Division street yester-
~ morning little son Of Mr.. IsOnis Solomon. aged
q ysars vas burnt y death The body was subse
ssssty recovered.
The Hon. James F. Simmons, formerly .
neaasor son Rhode Island. died Thursday. In John
So. r. L.. aged sixty nine years.
o,d opened ., 2t9i, 70 26l. closing at 257 az
a. O. s,scts the s'rs.' ~sss steady and duh A. the
49, Esei..x- osverunssat bonds ns.dy Stocks
-, ~. ,av ...ss q sns.s .hs - sss islssusisy
Tn. ehl.f
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short contracts, snd un the Treasury policy defined and
soehirg positive the Potomac Army the Ear
naturally BE- withou, pciut Hallway shores arc 'o
parsvely low Late In As afternoon the mafsei wa 10" en-
with disposition to sell for cash Money continues active on
high rates. aud there 10 shown general d'P0ion 10
"A N.li
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

Not many days will DO needed to develop this
mistake. No dey passes that is not day Of
progress none which does not bring the fall Of
Richmond nearer and unless We misinterpret
the evidence which lee before us, even the IN
reasonable impotence Of the public for decided
movements is likely very soon TO DO eppeased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

The npxhx md trends Of MOrns Il Nc.
CHI. ars informed tAse 10 10 lying At Ire point d
ds.sA q Sc. 90 TvsuxetA xsest, Washington. D. @
an pa,ers rlfise eNT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

IsnAsA.-Fhs Onion Congressional ticket is
n f1f:Dv1 20 Gar nmnina&st IVA Dstrtst, JOIN II.
FsrqusSr, Va. Hon. G. W. Jaliaa' vita. Gen Etc
neser Dunnnt, LXth Schuyler Collar; Xth Joseph Il.
Deitees; KIts, Ihopas n Ssulusu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

PRoTIDAsc2I x L, July II, IHt:
The house Of Moses Morse, at Central Falls.
Wa totally burnt this morning. young Weman.
named cafhA<ipe Csusn, Perisaed n the ncmes'
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Di.psich to The n Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON July II, 1864.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The following is an extract from letter
written b. the Rebel Brig Gen. Holmes to brother
officer in Ewcs oorps picked up Silver Spring afier
the retreat Of the Retels:
Gov. Vance speaks In Morgsnto-n next Tuesdsy
think BE- will be elected Governor. II Holden could
be elected be would bring another war on Us. We
would then have 70 fght not only the Yankees va
threaten every side but domestic traitors 10
are only awaiting the signal u rise in open revolt
against the Confederate Government Gov. 'aroe has
not backt one enough and were 1t no. for the free
Of the military spur in his sides, the State OF North
Carolina voEd org ago have gone over to the Yankees
by default. AN ashared IN own II, but the majority
OF North Caronans not in the army are traitors 10 our
cease"
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II tb. schedule does In all give to the Govern
uen The la. amount OF intended obyaies the difficulty
,hs would constantly be meeting the assessor without en
.ceue sales value namely the problem OF Ind
ing ON the sale. price in each given case the t~o ulosn
quantities the vus OF tho cgaE exclusive OF tho aA and tue
tar its-n .
Tn. be paid when the cigars are sold or consumed
removed FOR consumption or Tor delivery to others
tu.u AGENT, oil the manufacturer. Yours respectfully,
/ LENI3. Conulssoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

Ts ,hs Aasoastsd PfesA
WAsHnoros. Saturday. July l6 1854.
ARREsT OF OBJECTIVE oyFicBR TAPtEf.
Cant. Tapley, chief detective officer under
Gen Sloogh at Alexandria has been arrested and con
fned In the Old Capitol Prison. charged win eorpnoty
IN hbsruane sonvicted boansy tunpesA
PUySHNEyT OF COWARDA
Can't. II. A DeLand and Lieut. Moses A.
Powell 10. MeAigsn Sh~psdOotesA Erfvod here hst
nie1e undes suEd fon Gen. Gsyen 10y un4e.
sc1tsnee o< cow sna$tl for covsrtsce n q 49, o.
tAe saemy. Ths ssntsncs oasht9vd hDsA vi0 tes 10
Of az ps5 and s00wsoces das shsnt - ofdssed sAeT
Aoalez Scraps and hnstnrs 70 b sRt "a n ne ssees
q ths nscpa Cspt. DeIAzA gsOU Ne NJ tse,s0o
A PAyMAsT9k IN ROUTE ION TIN runrrN'
TTARY.
Maj. Thomas, defaulting psymaster, leaves
Washington tonight for the Alban! Penifentsry In
addition TO bis Imprisonment Of ak years be Is 70 pay
ns " hiIty thousand dolarS Should be fA 70 pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
NATIONAL BANKS.

The following National Banks have been
established since jay G. 1854:
CAPITAL
Third National Bank Of Rockford In............% 1900
Richsnd National Bank Of Harnclt, Ohio....... 5000
First National Bank VI Hsvefail Mass........ I0cl
s..,1 E.,Ion. R.uk OF RocIford Ill,....... 50 900
Total number OF banks established to July Is. 49,
Total amount Of capital subscribed to at time Of essab
lishneIt, s57. l3S2Oo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

la.s M.ybery, !, ! Me- II. A
4. f. Price, X, ! Mica. Cav.
J. Doush.r,y. c, 2 Pa IA
!. Dsssh~nbargh, y o. Pa
Vim Dyksman. b, ) Mich
Corp. job Timer, x, Pr
John Lee, y ! Ne.
GeSry- htehsTts. c, ~ y. Z
Serzt c. II. Dsvis, o. QS. <
Mathew Love. X. n n. Z.
J.,kSon Norman, Z, 10 Pa
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Abn>s Joanson. G. 2PA n. A.
yraIkiin BaIt1svr, z, 10 Pc
c. Van Bven. L, "a n. Z. Gov.
John Hoy,, D. Mich:
Myss West, II, 2 y. Z. u A
c. Hazrs, A. An. Y. h. A.
A h. ScovilIe, b, n WA
Abrsh Pitcher. A, Ia \. T.
HeaIy A. Bss.<s, X, "
Miekss Lynch, II, - n: Z;
Tsoua HcsA- 4, ! AtcA Cs~.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.

The following soldiers died in hospital in
Washington on Saturday;
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THE TRIBUNE,
New York.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-03

Il 10 ss
BkowS HAlRrD Nosr4 Il s'-.sA asr-
Irant was issued ts Justice IsupKa, a.
"Wednesday IN arniug apsasl lhe eanpaains
it d lnern, for she afssst sf' sfana
ha'rea usatas, Z wEan, aBe ens1blAiiEi iiEizna
assgad had heea saiity og 10 assaalt spoa
fhsgraeary establishment. Tie prisonar
kas bruuaht fDso Cosift.a iiapy sssjnanal-,
/ led, AMI iii, itridi coatfa aiea antii . lssa
hoar il shenight, when he .jtiry found ii shs
gonla,l af the brown hair not q paiiItv. ,ib
Ii appcars from titseyilsencs ,hst tba il.
aiy i engaged "a ship,,;,,g nrty;s;;o,,. f:,,n
lhe States 10 CoIoradeN--thak ahs HI sass,a G
s5nie h.snay.at Clintons ] and m.t,4 3 .,,,,,
r ,ct with him Tar ths I.,e ana $500
ba,. 1,a 5sl,l,,la kss;;, \. -.
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BuLE, Ax0.Np BGEG --sE WIS going"
slaf an tr.shAaa. sJvse W sysln:nstsr
3ri igse tbs atiisr dg / ales Pat IIuwins
/ tlesiiis, sssbl {, show,afe yeu 2 Pet
,y Well stys he, 'thlpk y,ea, Dxiseliy, I
: iilaanalls say. | .lha, ,s nj my asaas.
,t3iih, NJ l'fssrs is mine ilew is, says he
NJ wa itjksl .lszelrh ataaf agai,l, and:
sal,e il tarneI tat Il ha Haifhev Il. as----
and Whs5s j ths bal IF rsaas. nav
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BLvFFs. IOWA. DaY DEG 8 1861

u tbs u u SeAsa.s 81 i II slss; ~ gssEag.
srtay ilia5se Taeatat tsSli
II &c a. i IIly 50 illa
la.hspsaalE a,s sllsgisI III lis
.epipss s4slla asfes fSssa the taltla oi
.l'easf Greek Tiis asyi
~ 4 rsi ee. ms ally 100 bis nlsg 81
f-sil ii but ihe nagaia soE aAljori
iisssiss4s NV rag;s oii il1 u lsslsy ssloal
.s. 3
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,!snEaMAN.--The Richmond pspsrs re-
sarti Gen, shernru's late bald move into
ihe heirt Of the Ceafederasy = i very ~
tit,ss aiftirr, and likely to give the shissl-
Is much sfpuhIe.. l...,-.-. Z. n
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"A Lawyer. IN cfFSs eS "a,sth1 j, Nst-
ness asked him. ns'a : ether th'" s.-Whefe
he Wis on a ptrticaltr day, - wAieh D., :,
ref,sied. la eomptny with tw' fr1e'aIS,
:, t,f;en fss'' ech I'd the ifEyer-- tNo
s,,ievss. I sup2sse va n's"~" They
my be 50 replied the w'tn'>'' ie! 'h'3
ware both hwEets.
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50" 4 psf afarspat ekGatsaAt5en OF ..
o6lel4,ts} sq,,slips A,r>e shpwed that: a
6.t>eit hoa,an t4h4I,r III, lud t,Ri tfotta
:, Il. VIA t4iN tVs t'tlfls q Il Lag 10 Io
all his AFe4&hIus- G~.....
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-03

-: CsANr.-3Alt repttts from the Rkss
confirm the statement that big mexos of
! ''ne kind are on foot. in the army of he
Potomac, .I,.
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Jsoy being rtrne, r4d ~ ia 8 S17-
Hay scii,r4s lts,s M, the e. cher f4u'Arked,
that he hasIn't vrry g,n i1nsmHFy. N ;
ppIIm 81 he hs,,t Eln :. ;, baa have
Mt list rIg1 I,ss tsft, So.
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On. InsEAG the aasit1r Of a work.
ia a,aFh.tL p5y.hol5gyy, sssys gen on !.
$ il tlasadsa Of stts nsrves. Balsae;
says It .s m ia.ertn.tant te Yef.
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BatDeED --Ths Misssafi fsyas i'll ths
.roiat i frozen ovsr Ths efossasg isnot
coas:aesed safe fsr largs bod; d he
Governor can tesiiFss--bus eiAi = d
keep p:auf aAil. .eolntna,ii iieasiabs Mfili shs
West.
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e&,,An oi,Ic,T advising bis scnerl}
to crr,tast a lalss, retaarkest. ~ VIII
aay ,cg>t a fe~ msirs We ~, said
BE- general, wi. you make cue Of the'
lew .....
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nsa. FIJnkEli "a ,li9 ir.a. tA3.reaitrk
.h,t what " IS ts>t OH eur went 10 tise
ia,rfa, as .eyted ,ltat there mas be i dsll
ot 20, j ..sisy c,wctni,,u attd hejs,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-03

nar-An Irisb,n IN who had been
askeI Do t'aru.sh pat of his marriage,
u,uk ph5 his Ua5 an cxhtbltei a scar 5.oIr
b : head = "HsFe ,slid To zig tie
.,a4ra,ak ka certliha4se. 1i,4ts JUDY \
mark ~ '. - ". ~ ...- 80.
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.,Then here gaes far roas xlig 2,

$, ar 1M, l1yoas, Ike nv, halves Of ..
tie,a-4 bsua a.,;4, 4.owsveF v dsiy sep
trded, always tor1es, of4 VITA each
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E- An cid saikg 6ading ., saxssa
bottle ioatipg on the srsb openss 4 niisz
tbe sohloqay Kan. hppe -. +
think Tracts by jingO Z and thea thssH =
back ID 10 the water. ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-03

IstASo o.---,tny one having good -.
astl-hand piano fDf sale can Cad psFShss-
or By apllyins at this atfice ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-03

n1g~ An En.I,sfi dandy hteEy rid ne in
his '.teap,2 III '1>l to s;LF of IA >,il.
g4te Keeper aud aHas s'I'haiI na the
grtuld, fyia4 '.e't4fe, takss y''at toll eat
Of thdt" And there's yeug ehInae, "
slidth6 ether, as he aaps che balance
intir The mfaI - -
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rs5~ \ pulls ,p.le; st,tss - a t1l"f, 7,l
vhIh a F4stsl T. T., rslE h.& d tstt
it, 1t w,< n,ssf5 'as a4stpp .5nsm ~ !, ,
nv 7 ~ Ut | hive be / mtItt;i II /
j.rss.,ys / III 5,tts." Thi- mla Il
u.vpr he seriously f.sRG2F"n'eA :. .-.,.
Ngw YorkaNery- ; 1--A h!aasa.ie Tna. r.
,,.r wax t..ken III W tln ngt,sa on he y
r tbe 2Jth &sste is q s8s se irqsl clad i'ls'i
e..ry sw.f; ll5g clFIt f'2''i stste = 9, 2,
l.tl5 bales Of eoston aaa twsnfy tosA@ 9
| tobacco.
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(. Hoes.--The new pprking eatahliksAA-.
5meat At the Mynstsr spring, eoiamshessa
operations Yesterday, Porkers ~ aAw
being sent acrOss JorSaan !. oa sheauahls
squ..ck. + lts.5+.5 s7stfsss =,
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6 G-4sn tlfe,BanGscripk IL Ressssasa izs
Mass IS written, il b q sssn hsadRrila
tlla following Irlyee: Il hape this ezsza
vii be feekaped ab ore sgaipas n -
<lE VII open 10 me the gssss of Kszae'
llsse.' .
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4 f4tstl Y q = tral tiss arm In
achtli sill pa +, Il "a 49, 81 les
isssAitasl sacFin ii, sasiA ate & II s0 ea II
tits ii,i4s.s,ss h:Iors ss s:lall Ii Ut $lis..
tssts Tse ettt1 II i5iirosigh 9h,sa ii:
tssFssylis,t i gi, ls s,s .3ess 81 t.u4
rep Fss 4iit Sc ssasss N lisa Is Il S l4.
% Is ~ l'..,.it. N I II tlsts s.ta i@ls
snIly b al tiss fea3ss is ii sal LII :
reaaii,fe e.ssass / ffraa Lee. d iasss .se ttss
ff.eaeSs pr. Il trfsat II tia nl.essisE os
ifae Goasesi 41aes alli Ehs piiaep4l cites
4os stts e.,4sI vi bs eltEr4fY ii tts mercy
j F&Sheral an J art1ty .Ss.5 s..
! iae thtsies ,5H p ,rs.eili fir tic taialS-
l,isfc eltsala, IN E:ati tlit u IL, p,9aE4tlas.
E,'t. tiIa tsSsy N l. y thts evat3 ia n u,
Eb's able 10 b ,d jse i Haitk5S D; sp4Ia
/ tsala1 h. ina ,Gtt4s pu mt the ranks.
+ y \. 353 - etl'it ptP.ss ri
| hs'i ~ s.ate SIefInsa.s army mtreii
! sut rfgtils o. Iic n Atl r2Por: bis
7 iy4aes Ii hlr,ng r. .s1a ttia o,r3 ~ u
! chs (. & Tag hEs ~ iaM Goas ;
-! Ii. WI bs tta :, htsi' atisfl. Vt
,iF..f u IL esp ats I / p'st = "a tn: Leg
I-thuts. Sam - It, ;hs 1NEcA tHu f4f
,g>s,l "a: hi t3,!lt sgMJl.t ". fe,
<ptce. CT. ,..n. ,Ryv 4ssa.iaa "a ra,.t5.t III
.tIte 44,r.ays. Sher a.u's q. hef e4lantx
Fvp1rta III = ia IA 5u5.1 aal Mil
}.Isevile.
Washington Iiehn0n1 p9pses
"' 'ae h'' az, T. P 'TTl = 1f'h VI I
{ ~ 3''t , >-'.'d = 2at>F'h ~ w'' VI. Ii u =
~ > ''. - - IL ~ i"i aP'' ca t,,y
" L =, 1-.''s = ~ ~ -. - - = HE'''TI''
''.s '''s '.'" u ,''' y l, ''''t' hh :,
.,,,... =, - =. 7.'. 49,. ..l
,t's,., - ~: ,'.'- ,T,;q. .....,,{
u ~ -, ''' -. - / u i "a " j, " - -
~ ''S - 49,, ~ - e''' '''' '"o - ~
'F"''.''' Wa ''''""'
View Y .rs. Iav s5.-Iasece7r deb vtc. in rEIe
Resi- ,l,t.. ars,.s. ,egs. Al i7,7,..4qs -Lss.
s'os,:se rs.smlle Nr. Es3.s exp ,ssI III,
{4ss .1l, he ,,,t.cll S.eszs.,ni,ts a,rs ea.ass
in a c asat. against. ryb.l vics Prssi,laor
,.~..44,, n. qs.rar,s.. ~;rc;,.aa.agas4,~ :
80, .x..,S ~; - ali .',r.;,a3.Io r;-ls, ana
s..s ,.e &.t,:s..'it "a "a - severe term,
T.,.!'..'.t t.-istf s t~l .sEej'<i DIT
-, .stsfat,:s:sfi!''3 ia slsl . ntl''<
a e1-'t n.a5 a. Sne,nau - 9t Psss314
,4.-ag,
-. 80,
\ / "N - - I'm 'eTs "h9 5,'1 on
nHr- - "'tt vi f-~''r'' ~ ,i'' ''S
g. .,'; T.. t''t. ': ~ ~ o.t1' - sT ''''
I -. ~ r. '....' {, b:''i "T<s W.
a,''t '~'s:5'l - i Sis ksP' nj
~. ii ~-
z. ~. ., -o.1,,.,, aa.-,,s..a g.
=, r.L.....ts-,
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sociAnLt z-Ihe Uoagregshonal 70.
eiagia viii meet with Nn 4. L nEM-i
iSG, oa friday evening of this week, g 81
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! - Lady ..sllatl aalfsed 70 ~ aaasssfs
ID degree q senshiIily shas seeing 4. szaz
ea IS r.;tl. j. n,altilatsa Ehselb
She 81 el udt 10 her eorap pssson & sslxfs
/ ssii3ise - a 81 trassos lae % sec bAk
s.e unfortunate shsslbafro wi -
leg
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5..--- 4 Jersrema8 sSefy sick, and S;.is
MOT ex5eese + 4 tre43reE II = frietnls %nt
around his bed, an nte Of them tsys:
s.Jahn, do yta feel wiH5lS t, ,de< JahH
li,pla nm eff IT 10 give his views On tEtt.
subject. aitd Iaswcfsd8ith his isesllle voice:
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The Crew Of the Alabama /.

The Alabama prisoners captured by the
Kearsarge. have been paroled by Captain
Winslow, and number Of them have
reached southampton. They speak in
the highest terms Of the humanity of the
Federal Captain. He told his own men,
that as the struggle between the Alabama
and kearsarge was over, the prisoners
were 10 be treated as brothers. They ap-
pear to be all English or Irish. Many
OF them state that on entering the Con.
iederate service. they had no political
leaning toward North or South. They
were badly off in this country, and they
thought 10 better their condition by means
Of high pay and prize.money. They
found, however, that they were rot 10
have the latter until the war was over.
They are consequently said 10 be much
disappointed. Many OF them have called
on the Federal Consul at Southampton
for assistance. Most Of the Alabama meh
and officers who escaped in the Deerhound
are still stopping In that town.