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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Va hingon. Oct. l.

The people of Alexandra, Va, wers
yesterday thrown into consternstio. by
the arrest Of 25 or 30 Of the most promi-
nent southern citizens in accordance With
late military orders This morpiug some
Of them were placed prominently on the
platform of the Mirssses r X. ears az 4
prevention against firing on the train. bs
guerrlilas. This arraugemeht is TO be
continued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Ohio Election - Communication Open
with Sherman

Clnclonati, Oct. II.
Returns OF seventy-three counties in
Ohio give Union majority of 1875
The mmerciai's Washing ston special
ssJs communication is again open with
Sherman. He was at Tilton, nine miles
from Dalton, saturday noou.
Hood left Dalton Sunday evening in the
direction of Bridgeport.
Sherman commenced moving 10 the
same direction close on his rear. No bat
tie had been fought at LAST aivices. 1t is
pretty certain Hool has nearly his whole
army with bin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Stores Closed in washi.st.n.
Washington, October l,

A number of dry goods, clothing and
shoe stores, perhaps ten or more, were
closed BY the military authorities to-day
and guards placed over them and the
principals and clerks taken into custody
on suspicion of being engaged in selling
to blockade runners. Appearances on
such vessels recently captured. affording,
it il said cause for these proceedings.
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DIED

tahfr fstb, efter short iilress VT SiLLs II.
lihsafi wlfe y rs A. ssrrEg, dzughte1 81 and L.
&iisoi-. ID the 18th ysar u ssr Asc.
f1efanersl services A be hela this r. ht 2l o'clock
a the residence Of her father loth be; Bank and
Exchange streets.
The deceased ~ss I'dy os joyful sIidss attractive
manners. loving disposition a.dcsty font of her oun
family connection aud isro:sd t. htr Jou;hfu ra-
pauinn, with whom she had hoped long njcy life snd
- plea.Eses All ~ho for 1aed her sdnr II
and !evt 4 her. JB
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Tho War in Missouri.

OI. LOUIS, Oct. IT.
The Democrats Jefferson City special
says the Pacific K K. Is running to L.
mine bridge. To ps a-e being rapidly
sent there.
> Gen. Fiske leaves in the morning on an
important reconnaissance. Gen. Pleas.
anton starts for the front Tomorrow to
take command of the cavalry. 1t is be.
lieved If our mounted force moves rapidly
Prices train wll be captured. Prices
forces are divided, either part OF which
can bs easily defeated if oversaken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

Baltimore. Oct. IL

"ihMusoy OCt, IL.
The following business houses have al
so been seized BY the military authori
ties: Isaac Cole, jr., L. Brothers, hats
and caps; Simon Frank & Co, clothiers ::
A. Il. I. Frederick, clothiers. All pro
prletors, clerks, aud other mployees found
on the premises seized hsve been arrested
and sent to Washington on . special train.
IL is understood the War Department
have ordered other arrests 10 be made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
New York, Oct. II

The steamer Liberty brings Havana
dates of the 18th.
No information from the peace nego.
tiations between Spain and San Domin ngo.
No news FROM Mexico
A captain of a schooner arrived on the
10th from Havana and reports she was
sprken by the pirate Florida steering to-
wards Havana.
The non arrival of the steamer Colum-
oia, over due, caused uneasiness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrisburg, Oct II.

Harrisburg, Oct II.
Commissioners with few exception Q
have returned from the army. bringing
with them returns which show an over
wbeiming Union prepondersnce Bu.
very few Official returns ofthe home vote
have reached the S-cretary's ofiee. The
judges doubtless prefer to await the re-
ception of the soldiers vote before send
ing them in.
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Reinforcing Grant.

NtW Urk, Oct. II.
The steamer North America takes loco
troops TO the Army OF the Potomac to-day,
the I8Sih n. Y will leave tom )rrow, and
the steamer Ashland goes 10 Boston TO-
day To take forward 600 mora
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

@- Immense hauls of ma ackerel continue
to be taken in Halifax Harbor and in the
basin above. Oue day last week over
eight hundred barrels we're taken by bali
a dozen persons. The fish are large and
fat and almost cover the surface Of the
water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Sioux Indians.
New York, Oct. II

ANOW Ut OCt. II
The Posts Washington special says the
interview with the Sioux Indians in Min
nesota has resulted 10 a demand on the
part of the Iudiaus that their annuilies be
paid in god, and the Dmmissioners will
recommend to Congress compliance with
the request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Reported Capture Of the Roam ,ke-Ele= g
tion Returns.
New York, Oct, II.

By the steamboat Liberty, from Ha-
vana 18th, We learn that it was currently
reported 1t that place tba. the steamship
Roanoke had been captured by party Of
20 rebels, as that number were known to
have gone aboard. Among that numb Der
were L.. Braio, alias j Johnson, who cap
tursd The Chesapeake, and the engineer u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
SALE.

~ SEsTE OF Iowa lZE Coa-ss
BY vrtus Of ssp~csl execution to directed
BY the Clerk OF the ptrct Court Of ssi farer
q v m ii Manning, executor Of the estate Of John
Slaughter. DECEASED aud snst A. Car,e Ter anl
Phen & doas laid Also .-eEr DO Sal. L4is4esd
anil others nave rrir upon ebi wii sell the hs
esi bidder, at tie front r Cei ks once Of toe
fsisici Court u - tomaty, Iowa Keokak In SAID
county on the 18th isy cf N'veo u. isa zen
The huurs 81 = ociecA A. NJ aHi clock T. NJ com
uenchg at o'cigek T. ". q: ssiI Gay fA f,ine p B.
rf;9, ts-wit; FEty eet ffpt stSf STREET between
bs dpl-s asd faIran strres, ris4sl- Ia The alley
ys4a Luuls . t,.t, D Ihz the tn8s % lots one
4 4Hd tvs "a hi9cS ei4iis eight s. in the city II
h-S \ lee esCats, low. j toe irui sf.euty feet
{. or q 81 tsa a AirA thiats ? .n The CITY of
~ \ K iee county. goEA
tskl., ete4 a "a, sl4 he sod by afl of court %
s&tI ~ -A1a rrlt ct exESS. liln.
FrIDtr- zee. a. % ISRAEL ASUEAsOE.
ket.k1s t'ct. lstl. 1861. -hesfu L. 60. ava
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
New York. Oct. Il

The blockade runner Susanna arrived
at Havana on the 18th from Galveston
with $50 bales of cotton The josie sail.
ed for Galveston on the lltb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

FhlladeIphla, Oct. TT.
The Philadelphia Euquirer's CORES
pondent says the returns foot up q Union
majority on towe vote Of $685.. i.
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4 UCTlON SALE.

HEsDat.Rrzgs MrrraRr coxStSnKsN
kEVKuK, Oct II, 1851.
There will be sale al auction o: the Effects os deceased
Soldiers, consisting Of Cfoihinx Bank-ts Receivers
watches, Poeket-Geoks, &c, sc, Mon,ay. OF 24th
1864 At 10 clock at TIA. Auction room Nessrs
ilose t. ler To continue from day day It'll dispos
O. J. y. MILES.
oetls-dlw Capt Commanding Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
FRO NIIS s0UaI.

OanviHs Sacke1 BY Bin Anderson
Citixsns W massacred--Bniihi hings Burn
cd---Fiftecn # the Murderer E,llad
by the Militia.
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Arm ADVERTISEMENTS to.

I RARE CHAN E For A BAR
GA We or tor sale al a Los Ethxe7 iafeE
those ts yer1 valuable lots Atesn ~ iot1 aa s.
b.ocs sn rnT y Main AMI IN ii-eit IL ksskk
ieEa ~ith tag Naene snap nd other b4i iprs o., ng-
ins therrte 20 terms III luire Of HssTS ~ tlrr Jae-
s-T, Laui aSrnts--oilee tl4e p. .
octls-liw GAYLORD, son Z CO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

CT Gen. Heintzelman said 1t Union
meeting in Wheeling on the St =:
81 can see but two Issues i'd this con.
tess-an honorable peace accom- plshed ny
vigorons war. or an aimlsticeI j conyen-
ton OF States. and husl dis solution Of
the Union aud eternal war"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
y REAT UCTIoN SALE

The following desirable Real Estate, viz:
Lot 2, Block l. Ist street, between Tmea and Bank
on which Is a story Frame Dwelling, with stone base
ment--a very de ir~ble lot.
The Unaiyl I'd 81 Of Lot {, BioSh ~ on Bank St ,
between 2i and 3d streets-onr story Frame Dwelling.
1he UativiAeA IL or Lot 4, Block IS, on 81 St,
between Franklin and Orleans.
Lot 3. Block tss. on Exchange between 18th and
18Th, with story Frame Dwelling.
Lot ~, Blsck 1S5 Exchange, between 18th and
18TH witha Double Brick Dwelling with stone
pleasantly situated and very desirable property Pur-
chasers will here ind chance bargains the
IL dsfsrmisea to SELL The sale viii be posars
TERMS-One-third down. the in one and two years
with interest. secured by mortgage
Persons esirng purchase will be furnished with all
needed information to location &C, by cang on
WILLIAM FULTON,
Real Estate Agt, Sd st. door south Of State Bank
octlS-dtd
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pay UP.-Ali persons lndeb'ed to
TOR SALE.
10000 Feet Seasoned Pop
lar Lumber for. Sale.

Enquire ~ O Z KIEB 'URSE. a; Furniture store. {,
Main hel. ii and "a ots, hevknk Iowa. octIz-uiw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08
G R A N T.!
News Down to Nine O'clock
Tuesday Morning.
The Special Herald Dispatches
from the Field.
THE FIGHTING ON SUNDAY.
Attack ON Our Lines by the
Rebels.
our S u G G e S S
Midnight Assault on BurnsidVs
Corps on Monday.
ANOTHER REPULSE OF TIE ENEMY. |
~~sc~oev~~>~~~.~~~~~~~v
communications Between Generals
Lee and Grant,
&ss, xes ks.

Dscrctary stanton to Major General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, June 7-15I5 P. NJ.
10 Major General DIX, New York
Dispatches from heaoquariers, Army Of tho Potomac
Aassd nine O'Clock this morning, have been received
An assault, was made on Burnside about midnight and
ssocsssfully repulsed.
In the preceding afternoon a hundred picked men or
tAs enemy made rush TO find out what the mean
hg Of Hancock's advancing siege lines. Nine OF the
party captured killed or driven back.
Several letters have passed between General Grant and
esueral Lee, 10 respect to collecting the dead and
wounded between the armies. General Grant, In the
ssna letter, regrets that all his efforts "for aevaiug
As sufEsrngs Of wounded men left the battle field
AAvs been rendered nugatory."
Two rebel officers six men, sent ous 70 search for
~ wounded Of their commands captured in conse-
sssaoe Of the enemy delivering General Lees letter
unt after the hour he had named had expired General
0sass notified General Lee they were captured
sAssagh Misunderstanding, and win not be held -
yriDeners, but will be returned. IS.
Ne other military intelligence has been rscsivsd
EDWIN N. STANTON. Secretary u War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08
TIE FIGHTING on THURSDAY.

QRs James c. Fit8patrfck's Oespateh.
NlxYs Anxy CoRrs, June 6-A.M H.
u my former Dispatches omitted 70 state that the
os@y made . Demonstration upon the right 90 Thurs
Aay night. which CALAMITY rspulssd BY division
q Ne yNsh corps and one Of the Ninth corps
nH oRmxa OF I'M A1rAoE.
5hs attaok was . surprise. Our corps was swinging
sway from The poasIon had occupied 10 the morning,
~ wagons end artillery he'd just passed the point where
~ rebels dashsd In. heavy rain saocssdsd,
~ she storm had hardly ceased falling whsa the steady
uaaass q uskssry close behind gave varsss shas
V&s attacked. The divisions q 0ensrah Potter and
Nnosx haA reached their poson bus Ne division
q fosssral ciessudsn bringing up sAe rear, IVES sn
ohs when attacked By the rebels The brigade
esssssl suAsburg fhrd Nasyaad) was The Arst 70 re-
sssvs shs sssmys Are.
I'm uxzs nRvIpn
n rsbsh ssasavossd hsss 70 draw attention 70 ar
vAs Aanh, wAsss porsisa q shsk force had worried
Ask wy BY msss eireuilous route. ssvsral velleys
6sa tAs direction created tJs unsasnsss, ~ for
- ssssssa n our division vas hsnnsd II. Row.
svss shs rel pciss of attack snssasA Mss1 y
0AAos Urou mn LAr,
vhsss oerps N couneosioa with General warren.
oss lns, however, was considerably In advance, or
DasAss AsAind, - The nsvsmsnt was one which
aAAsgsd frost 70 rear. The two lines Of breast
vsshs bslougiug 70 the two corps respectively
parallel, and a. the tsrminasisn right and the
hsissisg Ne right Of the Fnh corps
- Ms weak spot ths rebels seemed 70 have discovered
~ against thsy now directed their whole energies
-, By IN overwhelming charge, caused our men 70
IN back aero1 The open fields 70 the woods beyond,
vA>ss he resi- Of sAs dvnsu was In line Of ba.sie
ssw ss wasnsw formed, len directly joining the
mn corps thence curving around 70 the right Of ne
SssssswOrks, and thence bending back 70 the
ssrAward. In this position the division obstnatsy and
scossaly contested the further advance Of the enemy
- held the grouad throughout shs night. We oss .
haabss f pvsousss, principally from ths rear guard
go were out on from shs main body Our los In The
Aays nshsisg was about Two hundred and nny
xan n1usL vonCn
vfsm the reports q prisoners W learn that the A.
Nnss fesos she corps " General Ews, and honce
- ere enabled 10 comprehend The oslsrty with whicA
90 enemy suddenly threw themselves upon right and
~. Ewslis corps ths old osrps Of ssouswal Jack
- Whose srosps for their rapd In marching, received
- Dans Of "feot cavalry"
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THE CONTEST on SUNDAY.
AR. ,. Cadwailaasr's Despatch.
Coal HAanoR, June Go A. \


Coal HARpoR, June e--6 AN
mvnw % IN wazxss OPERATIONS.
Another week has eIossd upea ths Army of the Poto
nAs-a week es unparalleled excitement labor and hard
asAsag Victory hes psrehsd On our hammers 10 every
sanos and The discounted ssIons o. 0sssvs Lee have
Assn driven slowly and steadily from their ssrour DO.
ssss cn Ne North Anna and Pamunksy beyond Hanover
3ussaica and sbs Tolopaonoy creek 70 their Ins os u
vrssoAnsass Ii mont n Rchmoad ths ChiohaAsalny
ussh bard wovt snA hard fighting was sscsary 70 -
ssss shs sievous rssu but ths labor has been PER.
Sisrsa without murmus. Ths tghtinx nas gone on
rsn Aay 70 day with the sasfsy and spirit that
ssss Inspire frssnsn; asd . Gordon q lines ana
nsNsasy works n gradually tightening around ths
NssssGusrsd city that wEsvsnsuay compel 10 svacua
49, Or surrender. From shs moment that Gen. Lee
ssasdonsa s expectation Of compelling ths rssress Of
ooh army iron shs wilderness V washinson unsn The
pssssss, eup advansss have been sesss ef siumpha
hassAss anA An . succsssien Of Aumiiassa retreats
DsMks an former commanders = ths Army of the
psSsmas Generals Grant and Meade have manifested no
psyous ssssss fov ths safety Of shsr lire d eommusi
s.!n xlih Hs.AasiQp, eui psye pGay sv gU fr9p
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OPERATIONS OF THE EIGHTEENTH CORP,


nm sHAnPsnooTHNs WORE.
Sunday hes net been BY any observed along the
'front.' 70 day On The contrary ths sharpshootsrs and
skirmisAsrs have been CONSTANTLY engaged IN popping
away q each csher throughout We whole day This
STATE shisgs has continued throughout Saturday
and to day, and, although action has been momsnta
ry expected yss owing 70 sens sauss best known 70
the Commanding GsseraI nothing further has followed
hs sosct Of Friday, except the almost useless asd osr
tainy unusnabe exchange Of compliments bsswssa ths
advanos posts. n probable, however, that Csnsrai
Grant has plan In view that viii somewhat assouud The
enemy.
rAU ou1CWg
whs In the performance 4 their duties are frequently
the especial ssssls Of asssstsn the part Of the
sasmyr shaxpshoossra Lisutssans Cole, q General
snmAs slA1 haA . horse shot usdss hin, aaA Captain
RssA. .AAlu,aas General q Bsooks' avis,ss, We shot
sxSnaAL urm's HEADQUARTERS
are ssauafasly situated within hfsy ysrss d shs str
ishnG ME- and - erect position here b rendered very
unsafe owing 70 The passing Mnie balls and grapsshos
ths enemy Come Of the stan propose sending advsr
tissmsns ics California tree, thirty feet 10 diameter
sss bshInd. Az such trees, however, are 70 be found
In sAis section Of the consdsraoy, and ~ an advertise
msat win procure sbs article required ~ an early
psv'ed " The sampaigu very probable thst ssms Of
Ne rsbsi msslss instead u passing through shs head
quarters, VIII ss stopped On their wsy, 70 ths great
dstsimsas u Ne scppsva
urarcvssa.
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enemy - We have becn to-day and although thsy were
nearly mile distant many Of their shots took ssct end
number Of have beeu sh0s dead N their tracks
They devoted considerable attention 70 Of bat
tsres lying distance in the Of brsastwor
In hollow, almost from Wow. The rebel rife
men would shoot over advanced line Of skirmhcrs
and our real line Of BATTLE sending their bullets Il every
artilleryman they saw with almoss unsSring aim.
HrsxDmG ouR un m ASSAULT.
Gen. Barows division being On the lsft flank Of
line, and IN imminent danger Of heavy assault from the
enemy q any moment, Gen. Birnsy's division was
stationed In s rear - reserve. Deeming advisabs
to extend line further 70 she left towards Mechanics
vile, Rrney took hs position the left just q night
fall The enemy must have bsen cognisans Of the move
msn for he after advanced upon In force, max
Ing furious onslaught Gen. Gibbons division and The
right Of Barlows Whether this charge Of the enemy
was made 70 break left, or Reconnaissance in
orce cannot say but whatever his intentions were. he
most certainly frustrated. The affair did mot last
over twenty minutes, but was furious while u
hssd and the peripatstc shss Of the enemy burst n
decidedly uncomfortable proximity 70 the headquarters
ofGensras Grant and Meade Tho enemy could not direct
the Ore Of his batteries upon left, his being
In the way but the most Of his shells directed
wards right, with what result the HERALD correspon
dents at that part Of the line win ascertain. Finding
line stood rm, the enemy suddenly retired, having ac
compshed nothing, but the contrary being severely
repused Ia reasonable 70 suppose shat Lee fears
other movement beyond his left nAuk and he made this
essay upon line 10 Grant st before him In
FORCE For the past three days General Bariows head
quarters have been shsed frequently, and IL feat
somewhat difficult TO accomplish TO pay him Wait.
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have sss ey for The last swo nights throwing up IN
Esnehmsnts, 70 enable batteries 70 operate on me
rebel hns without danger from shs sharpshoosers The
atsr, while attempting survey Of the battle asd this
messsgs was compelled 10 beat rapid retreat with his
instruesss and assistants from shower Of rebel bullets
and noisy rebel battery.
re- HoerlIAL ARRAHar6Exrs.
The hospitals are all that be required Dr. Luck
ey hs medical drecsr Of the corps has had years Of
szpsrisnss n the army. and has - far had
nos the sh4htess diflculty IN taking charge
d The large number Of wounded that have beon oonsgned
70 his hands me corps field hospital Is under charge
Dr. Richardson, and tho admirable arrangements hs
instituted thsre have attracted the admiration q Ne
medical o(ncen OF the army.
4 RArTsRY DANGRR
0ibbs' Battery A. OF tho Fifth United States artillery,
had bssn placed In rather dangerous position with
swamp Ia their rear. The rebels soon discovered their
ADVANTAGE and made desperate efforts 10 capture the bat
tsry; but Captain der Chief Of Artillery suoosedsd in
frustrating their Efforts and in bringing OF hs guns In
triumph.
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THE CARRIAGE OF Mr.. D. n. BROOKS, OF THE
FIRM OF BRooKs BROTHERS, sTopPED ON TER
PUBLIC HIaAwAY AND the OCCUPANTS ROBBED
ARREST or THe ROBBERS BY NEW roRx DE-
rEcrIvRs.
One Of sbe mos. nagrant cases Of highway robbery
that has occurred for years past was brought 70 light
last evening by the detective police, who have sue
ccedsd In arrestiDg the guiy parties II appears that
on the evening Of May ~ Mr.. Daniel H Brooks, The
senior member the 1rm OF Brooks Brothers. the well
known cothiers, while proceeding to bis residence ~
Fort Chester 10 carriage ~ss ,oppSa TDp .,o,v.r % % =
che drivers head and ordered hum 70 drive
10 turnout At the SIDE Of the hm ne
the second ruan approached the carriage door and
quircd 10 Know tho occupants name was Brooks. MIR.
r. replied in tho Affirmative, when the robesr presented
four barreled pistol 10 his head and demanded his
money or his me- Mrs. brookes was n the carriage at
the time aud became az sa,% ous Sssd 1s
robbers and told the coachman 70 drive Fortunately
mr. b. had but SIS about MIN. and this no gave up. AZ
cupans Of which (Mr Wesley sherwood and o. bis
men) wero robbed. NJ. Brooks then told that
he any ntorms,on ssaiuss ths robbers shey woas
On coming 70 the city on Inc following day be made
tho known 70 John g. Young chief q tue aesecse
scfpnou u shs parties Chf Yousg detailed desscsvse
SIowey ana TieiAaa 10 work up she evs. nsy oees
rcm,,n there noti, some clue be obtained " the
perpetracvs of the outrage lhe omcers
Ing the guilty parties and n1ass.
msut in epre street other one named Jas Sweeney,
was arrested IN Ludlow stree, last evening on nn rs'aro
from festival al Jones Wood They were taken ,ns
no,ce neaouarters where Ice made confession q ne
crime sweeney vas formerly one 81 Bllly waso1 sss
yanaves De,ectivss sowey and Tieman wiil saks sns
nr'soscy. 10 westchss,er county the mcrp'as where
thev will be tricd The snicers are deserving u 49,
credit tho speedy manner veon .nes 80 dsnsnsd
~ ~ sns II Ire E,en who robbed him, apd nsA@ VS.
sns rsbbssy occurred " bread dayhas@
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FRIDAY lass, arrived this morning from Warrington,
ana at bis broshers residence. He shot through
thsrGht ankle. There are hopes of saving his foot.
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uun Russian ynrons Admiral LAssofsky aud about
tvspty orccrs Of tho Russian men of visited ar
ward University Mount Auburn and other places OF IN
tcrss, IN CambrdGe yesterday Afternoon, 10 ocmpany
Min Mavov Lincoln and other members Of the city gov.
evnmcui Last evening Admiral Lessoisky and hs ON
GERS accompanied by Mavor Lincoln and the committes
oS the ity oupc attended the Boston theatre BY invi
tssou OF ths manager They occupied scats in the bal
copy asd upon their entrance greeted by the kus
ssn mn, and national airs by tho orchestra
and sppause BY the large audience assembled The
front OF ,hs balcony decorated with American and
psrormaucs ana upon their exit orchestra again per-
iovmea the Russiap Hymn Tho Russian steam frigate
reesvertz Captain kopy ton sailed from this port yes
terdav she passed Cape Cod about tour O'Clock. u
Thought this will return 10 boston before the hnal
sa,ils d the lcot, vh,ca will probably be Gu Friday Or
RaSsraay nsxl nssen Tyassilr. JsAs