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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-01
Eelearapbiftbe SSaeprteDten.
Sert&tet fur rem Baltimore Deder.
BanDeshlaptfinoi.
Die @enerauihe.

SN
" afbtngton, 80. San. Ser &ries8'
ietretdr iaidte beute Dem Senat bic Site Der i'm
0ienit Der Ser. Staten befnbli6en @enerdle,
nab benz Stano ppn1 1. Sanuar 1865. 81.
entbdlt bic 9tan,en RON sc General<Wtaiors unt
|276 Brigade = Generdlen, i'm gansen 1872,
9apon befinoen iih 245 I'M attipen Sienit, bars
unter 200 8risabe>Senerdle Nbt General
Wtajcrs uno II 8riguoesG enerd(e sepdrtiseu
Orores, uno ein General Maior uno IA 8ris
gaces@enerdle iinb Munben unb &rantbeiter
negen ouBer Sienft. 9ieielben iino Die Gene'
raIe Sid(es, 3idetts, Nsbotb, 8arlDtu, 81. q.
TpIer, S6immelpfennis, Saul Gresham, unz
~oerpOpb, Gsnnpr, Mc5ntoi6, 8raolep, Song,
Gaean uno Stannarb.
3pei 8risabeseneraIe, 9apes uno 9ufFe,
fino Griessgefangene. i6apes 1T auf Parple
fret, Inn bic @ertbeilung Der an uniere Sploaten
in ben 8ebelengefin9niiien geienoeten 2iefe'
run9en gu iberpa6en. 9ie @enerale 8anfs
uno See iteben ppr benz Griegsfibrungs Gomtte,
un6 Die Generale Scbn Wcgteil, 5rancis Spis
nolq, uno SbpmaS g. 6tpeenep iteben alS @tnz
getla9te Dor Dem ariessseridt. 9ie lbrisen
biener in MtlitdrcpmmilliOnen u,o erparten
OrbreS.
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SermiIDfeS.

*Neuer NeserbanseI in Sai'
General Sherman idreibt BON
Sarannab, bab bic aus ben n6rbli9en Staten
bort antommencen Retrutiruugsbeamten ibre
0ei6dfte nett Dryer betreiben ais Die Stapens
bdnoler uno oab Die &etrutirunssbeamten ietbit
nett idle6ter wdren, ul8 bic Stlauenpertdufer.
*Sn st. 8auI bat Der Staotratb bee
idlp1en, teine peiteren 8OuntieS mebr aussus
geben. 9ie Burger baben lit SOl9e cenen
gereire gum Sduse sesen 3iebuns unter ii&
9ebiloet. 9as 8etrutiren sebt iebr idledt.
Sober piinldt cine trdftise &rieesfibrung, mill
aber ielbit ni6t aebn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-01

bette. Gr ettldrte, bieielbe laGe burA Siege
ibrer Irn1ee Die 6ffentli9e Mleinuns gun
S6tpeisen gu ~brinsen, aber bes Bolt tperoe Der
Gerfaiun8 uneri6ttterli6 Sren bleiben.
Iireei.
Der Wliniiter bes @uspdrtigen, Nui Baida,
bat an Die Gertreter Der @rpBmd6te BET bel
BfCrte Elm &unoldreiben 9eridtet, in tDel4em
er Die @reisniiie BON 1860 in 2ibanon uno
nomentli6 in Damascus burG 8eitraTunS Der
S@uloisen uno bur6 cine rei8e Gnti6doisuna
Der i9ulOIoie len Opfer 10 peit seiibnt ertldrt,
bab man aud ppbl an cine Nmneitie benteu
uns ben 8ittseiu6en oeS felt 1860 pom 2ibaz
non perbannt sepeienen uno jeBt bort uieoel
eri6ienenen Soiepb &Orana 8ep @ebDr i6enten
tonne. 8euOr bic .8fOrte ben Sultan ieIbf
UNI Gnabe fir ben Senannten babe ansebeu
po(len, iei ie es wpbl benz &eslement pom 9.
Sum- idulois 9eweien, bic @rOBmd6te nit bin.
3u3u3ieben, ba bieielben bel Der 2ibanpnsMn-
gelegenbeit ia nit3ureoen bdtten.
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1Da(6inaton, Q. @.

10te 9eutf6e SUI efelt@
i'd a t.. 9ieie glociation, lpel4e il@ wdb>
reno bieies Grieses 70 srObe @eroienite i'm un@
iere trdnfen uno pcrpunoeten Soloaten ertpOrs
ben, bat Grouer's Gbeater gemietbet unO wirb
3 groBe SacreoS@On5erte an Sennta9 QbenOen
oeben, nm Wittel gu peiterer Sbdtigteit gu cts
langen. 0ir. SebaIian Bad 8taS, elm bea
rlbmter 8ianilt, uno Elm ausaeSei6netes Or
DIETER lit ~engagirt unO Die i66niten Spmpbp<
MEN ppn Beethoven, @eber &C. iperben porsea
trosen WerOen. 9offentli6 lueroen Die Cons
jerte gut beiu6t.
tWeiteres Ii B b zen W o r i'm
8 @ + a t 8 a E + 4 II b c. - Bir meloes
ten bereit5 9etern Die Grmproung BON Qnorep
Sadion 8urrougb, our6 Elm iun9es Mdo4en
aus Chicago, baben aber nod mebrere @ln5els
beiten birvu3uflgen. 8urrpugb mar Elm gens
ttler, iun9er Wlann BON un0efdbr % Sabren II.
lett einem Sabre perbeiratbet. Gr mar aus
burlington, Soma, no CT in tribiter Sugenb
NIT Der Ut6roerin, Ntarp 6arris, betannt rpurbe
l1o lbr perlpra1, le lpdter beirotben gu trpIen.
Oas Wldo6en rerlieb iid blino oMf ibn, unS oLS
er Ipdter nab Chicago iberIieoelte, sab ie Ieinen
Bitten nab unO b~esleitets ibn, mo er le in ein
9auS bon 3weifelbaftesl 3uIe ~einauartirte uno
bort ldnsere 3eit nit ibr lebte. @or ungefdbr
16 Wonaten erbielt 8urrouob cine STEELE int
@ontrOIeurs 8Ireau bes S6abamtes uno IieB
feline biSberige 0ulcinea in Gbicagp Iiben.
Benige Wonate na6 ieiner Nntunft in @nlbinge
ton perbeiratbete er ii6 nit elmer Dame DON
bort uno lebte redt 9lidli9 bis i'm purgeIern
Die rd6enoe giemei5 in Der @etalt ieiner tribe
rem @eliebten errei6te. 9a8 Mdo9en bate
li9 l6On ldn9ere j3sit in Dem Corridor bes
S6asamtS auf9ebalten biz e5 pier ubr i6lug,
ND ie Ii6 neben cine ubr ltelte uno tbr Opfer
ertpartete. 8urrpugb fam IDr9lo8 aus Ieinerr
9lrheitssimmer uno an Der perbdn9niBoplen
1br pUrbei als Elm S6uB feel uno ibn in bic
Settle traf. st wdnote li6 un uno erfannte
oaS W1b6en, nobel inn Der GuSruf vObl"
enti6llpfte. Sofort rattle ct feline &rdite que
iammen uno wUllte entflieben, ol8 ibn Elm 5psi=
ter S6uB traf, pprauf 'er erl66pft an elmer
Sdule 3ul1ntrenbrah uni na@ sSentgen Wlinu>
ten ben @eiit aufgab. Gas Wldo6en fIblte
tpeoer 9teue nod Dlitleio; Tie Itedte ibren 9iee
upLuer ein uno partete rubig ab, mas fOlsen
peroe. Nls 6rieoen8ri6ter 9anDp erl4ien,
betannte lie ii6 ipfort I'll Der Sbat, lieierte ibre
Baife aus uno wuroe perb1ftet. Sic erSdblte
ait Der 9rGBteR Nubs tie Uben mitgetbeilte @es
i6ihte ibrer SuSeno uno eS ihien iie ouf Der
8elt nidt5 lpeiter iu %tIrnntern alS oaS S6ids
iaI ibrer GItern, peI6e in Burlington, Soma,
pObnen. Ser YrOseb segen ie miro iebr iu-
~tere1ant perben rno piiniGen mir Der un9llds
Ii6en cine aeredte unO einli6tspoIe Surp.
+SpdB Ober Grnit? 8Or einigen
9a9eu mudten i& einige OifSiere pom 81.
SnOiana &esiment ben ~iarnplen Sur, sinem bic
ii9en 8Irser 9reenbafdbnlide GpotbeterIas
bells far Ser. Staoten $59lOten aniSubdnsen.
gtlS Der CUTE Diann %ou5fano, DAP ct 9~ebumbust
mar, 3ei9ts CT bic Sade an uno bic Sitter pUn
Der Blempe iperoen wabri6einli6 lpesen ibres
9ruulamen MibeS sur Re&eni@aft sesOsen
werpen
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Ser. Staten 8eSirt8geri3t t.
glOseett uno Smtet Sesen Collins, 9eatb &
So. Antrag auf einen @inbultsbefebl, neil
GertIucte dbnIiae ais pun ibuen c%Onitruirte Bad
Dfen perfertisten. Ni6t b%eenoigt.
Stdbtii es 8e5irfs9ert6t. Cine
9etitiuu BON Bm. s. Gimmel, an9ebli@ Gi<
asntbums Agent, nm ben lleberi6ub geUiiier
NaufaslOer fit @isentbum 81 erbalten.
Common Bleas @eri6t. Samuel
gliuqer aesen bic 5. Gpanselii3 2utberil6e
Set. 8auItir6e. Ippelatipn bon &i6ter
griffin. llrtbeilt beitdtist.
sSolepb 6. &Dffmann gegen Sbps. g. Suui.
pan: Qlppeaatipn bon &idter Sbpnacre. llr>
tbeii aem,iloert gu @uniten oeS gppelanten auf
$72.50
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SUn Sapanua.

New Oprt 81. San. Ser 9ampier
v6apanna" brinat 9ta6ridten Bis gum IS.
aus Der glei6numisen StuOt. Die 8esieruns
ppn Salpaopr bate Die 9iraten .Sobn 8raos
ibow uno 2bos. 9tepnDlbS in 6reibeit selest.
Oteielben tparen befauntlid perbaftet noroen,
neil iie li6 nit Nnoern peridmoren batten, ei.
men California 9antpfer gu tapern.
Der en9lii6e 9amlpfer y8ulture" fam ant
%. inter Der 9sebeDenflag9e in Sopanna an
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SerrtnHne.

&tler Il wle1frS, s 3 Nlburssr 90, DannenfeIfsr, gss.
0esrs &fman, Erth GlternGn. 5enrp @Sertarh, Ssbn .
yldnin1tr, Ssbn 70 Sanh, albert @tbruan, SSbn @Oanaan
y 0elbfrptnt, Gam Grub, 3 9anbureer, SrIitnan, Gtal
GebbeI, Srbn terjrs; Dit Sung & Gptm, s Reaeutereer
Natbdu 8aufnan, SStn N anauf SO6n &N6pp, Ebs Sem,
barb, Gbas Gut, s eexdt. u t,trralb. galt Ntneer, Ssbs
9taneisr, Gam gGus, Gtds Oetltr9er, NntsN Ypbl, Dts
3sbl, 6reb 1cfenttal, . Hc'euteimer, III O &ofe, Senry
NtIppett u S@pars. Sskn S&dtta " y S4Nl3e il, VI 81
Sn. . : a9srasr, . 4Dster, Sroutr, 5rtt gDesnfr, y 2
&oIkattaIkne.
eNm Sarssetf, . u GpSIenJ 2. Ct S s. 2etrt1. 5eArs 2
S.S" Soea Slaae. S0f Alembers, GtaS Sat, Ct SpbH
Sss. ? SsIeaa, ,3sbn 10 &. asr. SObn Refer. SEQ S Rstl
S0ltpe @ Kemp, Saba Qans. IraMcls s 5etfert, s S&tit
4 Grttbran, Gears y gsslf.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Grfer 3weig. STR. @Oriu9 rei6te
einsn 9eri9t neblt 8eidtuB etn, Der Sirnla
Warburg & So. grloubniB Su eeben, eine
9ampfmai6tne in 9lr. 145 unO 147 Sio
Charles Str. Su erridten. Scr. SOreman
iberreibte einen 8elhluB, Sobn @intelman
GrlaubniB 81 geben, cine gumpe an Der Gde
BON 9pmoro uno Perrp Str. gu erri6ten. DIR.
Sat6 einen 8eridt BON Der Wajoritdt bes Cont
mitteep iter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sesen SdIie'
Zen Der 8arbierltuben am SOnntag. DIR.
2amtpen einen 8eri6t Don Der Minpritdt be.
.iasten Committees fur bieie Mubrese nit benz
Nmenbement, ieoe llebertretuns nit $40 81 Be-
~itrufen. 9!ae setufeIt. SplsenDe OrOinon;sn
uno 8eidllIe paiIrten:
9ie Oroinana pel6e 9auseisentblmern bel
$40 Strafe ppri6reibt, ibre Sadraufen uni
@oiien in Oronung iu balten.
Ser 8eidIub, ben Gitp Controller 3u eria'
der, cine Orbinan5 gu entnerfen En-, pOcur3 cir
prpmptereS 3oblen Der Steuern sefibrt tpirp.
Der 8el6laB, welder ben @itp 9teeitratrr
autOrtirt, $4,000 fdr 9Ountps 3wede 81
bergen.
Sine Orbinana, pelde Die @eruuSsubuns Dor
@elOer fur 6ffentlide 8uuten regllirt.
G%ertagung.
3weiter 3weis. Die domination bon
Srn. Sam. Maccubbin gum Gitp Comptroller
wurpe teitdtist. Die Oroinan5en, iecem alien
&ertbeibig.r poer Oeren 8ittwe 500 iIbrlide
8eniiOn gu eeben, unb ben 8esiltratOr 81 ers
md&tigen, $4,000 au 8puntpSweden gu Ieis
ben, p%aIliren. Sert19t.
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umiere arieassefansemem in eelisburp, ". g.

&panOte Sslunb, q. G, 26. San.
8rieFe aus benz Snnern oe5 Staates meIben,
paB nod cine peitere &nSabl arie9ssefansener
mad Salisbury, %. g., gei6idt wuroe, tpeldeS
ben Sornmer, !Sunser uno Die ifle6te 8ebunc~
lung ned per1uebren ipiro.
8ebellenoeierteure r1uben unb p~lilnoern int
SSSnnern beS States.
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Wcrbaftuna BON Observation-Disclosures.

IT, 81. San. 6. 9. 9apis,
wel6er in Netpurf, Ohio, ais Der S6lieber beS
NnoeriCnpiae, Ga, Wilitdrgefdn9nifes ibentis
fjirt uno oEs 9epei@entrdger spii6en Nid-
mono uno Canada 9~efaneen purbe, 1T gum
SOoe perurtbeilt ppreen, uno mirb am IL. Sch.
auf Sobnion Sslanb aebdnat perben.
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scr Saanfrnub in sRenhnine.

W eaopiIle, 8u., 80. San. 1nler'
O~bIigatiOnen, Die uns neuli6 seitpblen ipuroen
baben mir ale pieber erbalten, uno Der 9iet
lit arretirt pproen.
Samuel 3. OfFeer,
Gafirer Der Granforo Gp.. 8ant.
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9euti@e Uriete,
wsl&e III Ger snsltf&tx SiRe eatbaItta fiab.
a !,

Gd,tortnt Bremen, Mrs @tsrsednnd Branb. Mrs Gltta-
betb Nrant, Mrs Or Eumt. Wi6 Wldre y @psItr DRtt Rate
W4rs Warp WlGnS, s ! Rtehmerer, Xets @siG Rt@ttr. Wte
MarS g Raiue. wftt watnnie StrDbrnans, wdt &mnaA our
mon, Nlrs 2sutia Sitter, W1ib VI . Iisler, yts anna gpt-
ifmau, Mte Sarah Wdener, NRt6 . aDuISt, Nrs u 6in'
lanb, NrS Wars Seller.
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Oemtf6he GpmrnaIe fiir lNRA.

SEIITIDE MVWL NUT VWLAUUU*
Die @artenIaub SnufIirtes Tamtltenblatt
Man&ene GIteeeuhe 8Idtter,
SIIHfrtrtt WeIt
III . rIinerEI 1bberdhGt d. @
Heber aanh n , R eel |. Aue. ID. 3situns.
6. SluRrtrte Damenieituag.
IIgemetne Mfer3ettuns
Sbise SGRrnGIe toItt tets S~srrdttis unb lttftrt :itIks
sunEttia ms 9aus. 10. u d mtbt, Mt
(l6idn2gB) "a W BnItintsrtnr.
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0ni1 Glib Gnrnlina.
Die GrObermng nUn @aIfebGtdbie befGtigf. Gin
Sheii pom NOrters TlDtte 1T nadb Dem GbarleStpner
Gafen beIlitnrnt.a

New Oprf, 81. San. Ser 9ampfer
GricSiOn 1T BON !@iIton Seao nit Na6ri9ten
ein9etrpffen, welde Die Grcberlng Saltebatdies
bnr6 uuiert Sruppen beitdtisen. Man sIaubte
ni6t, oab be &ebellen bel NlbepO Stano ball
ten meroen.
Sin Sbeil BON YoIter8 6lptte bat ii6 nit
9abI9reenS SIptte i'm Gbarleltpner @afen perz
eintot.
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OuISmdrFt.

&epDOrt, 80. San. GOlp 1T beute
Wtprgen nm 5 8rpsent e~efolen.
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mehdnic8 6aue.

E&nAA AA%>D~NNNN~ CG~~SP
44a& SO. 1852 Beft 5upette Strabe.
Dem etsbrttx yublttum s.tltn MFR hermit sani eraetsna
an, kSE ngnnehr Der AmbdH her Q~DfalttateR uno gang betpns
terS Ter auf'A wra&tSSnat einseri&trten Salt bttnbtt IN.
3usletb wa6eu tStr @efeu fHafteu bttannt, bae mir BITE
sale iUwsbl, ale fUnSisen RGNme FIR @1ae. &rSns&tn
~uberlaHen.
(24tau1IRt) DteDttpGltuRG.
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Trips1Dnctr

- -.aE tn Ger
2lrbeiter SalIe, Np 5 e. SrecsriG Ctr
gtr trIaubtn uns, ttnena esesrtea Sublitunn btt ~trsetsna IL
au;etse ~ rna&en, bat tn OStseu 2staIe spn iest an ieter
5eDntdG. DSnuerRas unb @anaGs gbrns GrtU-Gpnefrtt
int @inter , Salon
Rat Hnhen.
Oa wtr hterstret Ruh. oIr& tek8 arrangement ben an
frrbtrMn6tn her @uNffrtanoe ia een2sen, 70 Ichtt bternhtt !
tt&t ,akirst&eua Hsiu& :rsebtna etn
C0nrt Ote . erp a.tuHg.
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AElEA Scutl6e
A SmObnnDIMn0
091 Mpft Nrntt ct,

9(o. 2S3 gSe1t Yratt Str,
srtl8en GreSeridRr. Wub Narfb Nlortet Space.
SD ernpfeble biermtt ttntn see6rten pntlitum meins
rette Musrabl her b%eltsbteaen srutfhen S@rifen fIr Glee'
incline unttrbdltuu6 un6 geletruns; enelif&e unb feutt6s
SGnlbn@er, StbeIn, 6eiansba&er uns an6ete rtltstSis
S6rtften.
@uasrtera eth rei&balttsss Eager altr @hrtibmaterteIten
SldntbpCts, SDhbI8er, 2teberbG&er n. No. tn tnetf&er
Sprame.
men &ah6 I.
Aue NefRauneen merben Srpuapt beiorst.
ne. Aud Ietbe Id aus metner ret4baItteen ~9ethbtklt0-
tbet SIder aus unter ten ~btGiefea SeetnsunSen.
(30neSbp) @. SeuHieEduftH
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DemtIcDes Kbenter

tn h1
Surn6alle. Nr. 300 Melt Nrnttitrnbc.
gOrftuunssn ttnben @Ontas, MtstrpH uni 5rtitas f1tt.
NeaiReMr. Esm q. Sad,
WfMiIfoirtftpr Or. 9Roie
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DaS GGrnesaIs.g pnntte talt ittne reselmdeteen StBunee
jeten 6GmRds NtenS bel srn. Trts 5tnptl Snt trtttt grrs
btrtttuns.n. nm ben MasttNtan NIT Der trfUrfeTIi@en DSHS
6umpr arb snsttftlter 5ttttrfett IL nlrjen. -
SnbGrtSttpAsliRen Iieaen pfes bel:
SSpbr &rpabarht 20 GaprRr.
3. 56sarL 1927 %. SAltintsrtitr.
GeS. y. &teiNbAh, 70 B. SllttnprPttr, no GtnlaB-
tarten Z So (einGdliteit& 4mst ftsardter Dnnaentarten) 3u
babtx limb. Mar ttne Iimtttrte anlatI BON 8arten rpirs
auSseeeben.
(tan&I-S) O16&smtt tie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02

Steamship Moro Castle Adams Havana 18th u n,d,e snc
pass, Spoford. Tission Co
steamship Pennsylvania ,Br Prouse, Liverpool iih ut,
and Queensow la ridse. and AZ pas., WAns 1nicn>
IT, steam transport Arsso, Gsdsden Port Royal pas, tn
U. 5. 40. ST.,
o. s steam transport Chase, Roases Beaufort days 70
L. :. ON.
IT, s. steam trsnspOr, Thomas H. Scott, Rogers. fotrsso
Monroe 20 hours 70 L. I. 40 NJ.
Bark Elba lof Pcton " 81. Drisko Csrdenas - days.
sugar sc .. F. Ward Co. Sailed in company with bah
Ocean Eagle foi New ork
Bark Thomas Cos Iondou) Paterson Csrdenas, u days. 'u'
gar, SC, Spence. MonrSsu- Co.
Cofan ba. tBrcoi Geties, Antwerp % days. ndss
and 81 psss. 0arres n Meyer.
Barb Maria (Asentmci Bur,ley. Buenos Ayres Dec N
wool and hides master Let brig Sparkling Sea, for New.
York In 10 dsya
BARK Mary or Turks I,snd Lord Palermo Jan. !, fruIt
C. 4 T. }. Peters
Brig r. Dewof (of Liverpool N 81, Crowse, S. Thomss
20 tsys coal George Whec.wTght 4 Co.
Ra Aricmede tBr) Grove, Maanxas, days. molassss,J>
\. " htncy & Go. -
Schr Encantress tof Rs-bdoesl. Concy, Pare Jan o.
rubber rice j. Bop Co. Has had heavy westher Dec
a. In lat lon 65 the outwrrd passage IN gale from.
: T. to NV, hove down her basm erds, stove Dub
wsrk and galley Lei brsi Pedro, for Nswiork JAi 81.
end Maria, hence. arrived Jan. ~.
sohr Benz amin Strong Brown, Esabehpor for provdsnoa.
WIND-At Sunset, n. NE.
BELOW-l ship, unknown.
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Frees The Daily Herald, Feb. ID.
The Capture Of the Fox.

We learn that the celebrated blockade-run-
Fox OF the eetest of the Anglo Rebel steamers
has finally TO grief and now lies in Charleston
harbOr the scene Of her most notable exploits. plizc
with the and stripes flying Mt her truck, where
hthcre the English Confederate coiors, as the case
might tie, have ever been.
TIE .y REWARD brought MP NJ Inst in trap she
never dreamed Of Her cargo is most valuable, and THE
vessel Itself is worth many dollars. She ian ~ on the
night of the 2lst AID after passing the outer line Of
bloch ade in safety to anchor under Fort Mou
tric with proud ard satisfactory consciousness that
she had again outwilted the Yankees. ana added
anc her number TO her innumcrable trips and a nice
little sum TO the owners profits
Daylight came. and with it the npparition OF Mont
shlp length beyond both covering her with their guns
a.d clear up the barber number Of Cunboats and
armed tugs. Under these circumstances. the trap
having closed aud safely enveoped the Fox. graceful
Surrender at once made 10 the first boat tb"t
boarded her from the Cunboats She was taken posses
sion Of her officers and placed in confinement and
the vessel to Port Royal preparatory to being dis
Matched North for cODdeu patton and sale Tins ends
The unlawful of another crack steamer Of our
good English cousins
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FrOns The RxaHsisser.
The Supreme Importance Of ihe Rebel
Capital.

In the extraordinary message which Mr.. Davis
recently addressed to Congress lie declared that II
the campaign against Richmond bad resulted In
Instead Of failure If We had been compelled 10
Richmond as well as Atlanta the Confederacy would
have remained US erect a.'d defiant as ever. Nothing
could have been changed In the purpose Of its Govern
ent in the iDdomtable val0r 0f its troops. or Ia the
unquenchable spirit OF It's people. The baled and dis
appointed foe would 10 vain have scanned the reports
Of your proceedings at now legislative seat for any
indication that progress had been made IN his gigantic
task Of conquering free people. There are 10 vital
points, tine preservation Of which the continued ey
lsteDce Of the Conederacy depends. There js no mill
tary success Of the enemy which can accomplish Its
destruction. Not tho fall Of Richmond. nor Whining
ton nor Charleston. nor Savannah, nor Mobile Of
all combined can affect the issue Of the present ecu
test"
In the African church, fortnight ago. le reiterated
these extrayagant propositions. Mr. Benjamin nfter.
ward took up tic theme on Tic sGme ycslyun. and
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Passeuuers Arrived.

In steamship Moro Castle ffom New OrlesnsR g. Pea
body q. d. Wells. r. A. CsIbsja Henry Woodruff HAPue.
A. j. Bosworh, 4. III. Stephenson d. @. Hollis, C. Mayer
j. q. Borden. NJ AIss 5. kodrgnes, X. d. Wood w. H.
Pefot A. Mciab G. w. Thorn o. l. Boman, Mrs. James
MassS An.insh T. schOasid + r. H. oo,s!s a. RePs
Orsgo, Disz w Topping ~ Osbore, NJ. Arice, VI. r.
yerserde T. W. Bell d. Fraser, o. H. Brnkerhof, A. o.
Saorneny j. Acebo. j. NJ Rgas, Jacobs j. II. Psrsons
Zubea I. n. Cushing Mrs. +. Garrett and children u
Mercer J. Edinon j. Groshon, A. Csuio and lady, NJ
F. d. James child and servant, Miss J. II. Pollock Miss ],
Mahony, NJ Mayorga, T. w. spoher j. J: Navarro, T. L..
Davis D. Martinez, T.. Gonzales and lady, N T. Verzey, H.
Hat
In steamship Arago from Port Royal-Csp,. Comsock IL
Comr Quackenbush Leut. Comr. Y. Miller, Lieut. w. I.
Sampson Ensign Bsshford, +. Webster steton Ars
Darlington Miss Turner q. Downing hrs: Downing, MIRA
Marsh A. Merke Mrs Nertle Otis Allen Mr.. and Mira Wat
ION and CHI ID Mira Allen hss Hargan Mrs Jones and chil&
Judge Stiekney Mrs. Stickney Miss Hunter Miss Myers,
Miss Laura Rockenor H. s. Kinba. c. Peek, H. Latham, j.
Splvy Duboirow, A. A. Reeves J. o. Bsrte II. Store,
r. b. Crow. Lieut.. Col. w. ~ Rexord; Captens--H. j.
Spear Collins Davis Atwood Story kllnn Luy and W. M,
Gray Lruenants-E. y. Webster, NJ chei Kogerson vac
More ayder Lauds Wright Goodrich Fox Moore, Percy
and Hartiel Mr. Porter Mr Mitchell, G. { Morgan, o. A.
EnKsh r. Burnrs Mr. Kennedy, Jobc ngish, Mr CONN,
Mr. Ame, Mr. Ilodskin. Mr.. Moln. A. ". Stctson. +. A.
Lowe Mr. Ware, J. Lowe Mr. Anderson, Nit stesrns, ME-
Islet Mr.. Maxwell Mr.. Moore, Mr. CASTOR Mr. Hsrrisans
Mr Frost, Mr.. Elliott, Mr. summeied, Mr. Roberts, Mr.
Wilkes. Mr. Hasorh Mr.. Wakefield Mr.. Cohen, Mr. Mass'
bur- Nh. Sura6c Mr.. Otis Mir. Balien, H. A. Weed r. n
Weed and 229 In the secrage. - -
In steamship Pennsylvania from Liverpool-M- Merryman
Nil. Mrars. Miss Eliza OMesrs, Miss Helena Mes!a
Radcliffe Baldwin Mr. Nichols Mr.. Gywrr, Ny lay or, MN
Holmes. Mr.. Romney, Mr. Cunningham, and t6s IN tho
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Fress TIE DtspGsch.
The Restorasieu or ehnsten.

The restoration of Gen. Johnston to military
duty has given great satisfaction to the county
will mpari still greater satisfaction TO the army which
has the most con- pete confidence in his genius for
mand The rank and file IN general the hest judges
of the competency of their leaders The public atiage
have no such opportunity Of forming correct opinions OF
military capacity. nor that direct and powerful In
servant The public often changes Its opinions. and the
idol Of day Is sometimes prostraied and trsmpled
upon the pcIt. The army gives no snch evidence OF
ignorance and fckcnes. When 1t once gives q leader
s full trust 1t does upon intelligent grounds aud he
retains IL to the end.
Gen. Johnston has always enjoyed in an eminent
degree the confidence and admiration VI military men
and OF the rank and hie-those noble fellows who offer
up their lives freely In this contest and who only ask
that their lives shall not be useessy thrown away by
incompetent leadership. We are not prepared to say
whether the len at bis disposal 10y the exhans
ton which tho army has suffered rince he relDqushed
conmsnd will enable him to accomplish all that the
public expect We do not exact from him tho performs
OF miIaciee. .
Still We are suro that all that military talent ard
energy can now accomplish viii be forthcoming and
we rejoice that the Government has placed him where
ho may degree retrieve the n!sortlnes VI the
past Ills name alone will rally again 10 the Confed
crate standard those veterans OF the South who under
his guidance, would long ago have interrupted the
trium pLaI march Of Sherman through an unresistng
land.
II is useless to the past Let US all prao-
tce federation the IL each other and copfde
in the common sincerity and patriotism. VI one thing
we entertain an abiding confidence. Gen Johnston. II
he is able rally around HIM adequate force. viii
assist Gen sherman TO discover that march like his
through the Interior Of great country Is no longer TO
be holiday pageant and may terminate In anything
but porous journey 10 Richmond