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The New York herald., 1865-01-25

WHOLE NO. 1876.
WILMINGTON.
Forts Caswel and Campbell
Abandoned by the Rebels.
The Works at Smiths Island,
6mithville and Reeves
PointAlso Abandoned.
Those Places Occupied by the
Navy.
General Terry Reported by the Rebels
Advancing on Wilmington.
Our Forces Shelling the Rebels
at Battery Gatlin,
&s., As., &s.
Secretary stanton to General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Jan. "A, 1885,
naaor General DIX New York.
fhs following telegram has been received by this De-
paytmsnt from Lieutenant General Grant.
EDWIN N STANTON,
Secretary Of War
eENERAL GRANT TO SECRETARY STANTON.
CrY PoNr, Va Jan. %, 1866.
len. EDWIN r. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
One Of my staff has just returned from Fort Fisher
vaah dispatches fom General Terry from which extract
- folowing:-
On the 10th the enemy blew up Forts Caswell and
cnnpSsn, and abandoned them and the works
- Smiths Island, and those At smithville
ad Reeves Point These places were occu-
pisd by the navy The whole number Of guns cap
tassd amounts 70 one hundred and sixtytwo. large
number Of small also fell into our hands besides
quantities Of ordnance and commissary stores Our
casualties prove smaller than FIRST reported They foot
up thus:-rwslve officers and ono hundred and seven
nsa killed; fortynv officers and four hundred and
1ansev men wounded. q. 8. GRANT,
Lieutenant General
Arrival of Wounded Soldiers from Fort
visher-Our Gunboats 1t Work I'm Cape
Fear River
The United States Hospital steamship 8 R. spaulding,
Captain Atkins, arrived last night In hfythree hours
nsm Fort Fisher, bringing four hundred and forty-Ave
wounded soldiers 70 tho Medical Director She reports
GAs previous 70 her leaving number Of gunboats had
Osos up Cape Fear river and wers engaged in sheing
% woods on both dss, in order 70 dsodse the enemy
Arrival OF tho Remains OF General Louis
Bell.
1ne remains OF the late amented General Louis Bell who
IN IN tho historic assault Of Sunday the 18th inst, on
tcs Fisher arrived In this city last evening charge
q Lieutenant Sanford Of the staT Of the lamented
deceased. Lieutenant Sanford will proceed with the
gallant dead TO New Hampshire this afternoon where
mposing obseques await the memory Of this gifted
ssldIsr, fallen In defence Of the republic.
The New York herald., 1865-01-25
The Rebel Gold Market.

From the Charleston Mercury, Jan 101
Tho heavy tumble In gold during the days has
reaction from the panic which prevailed fortnight ago
In the specie MARKET We heard Of several considerable
sales OF gold at forty yesterday, and the demand for
sterling exchange s now very slack at thirty-nve.
GOLD AT MOBILE.
From the Mobile Register JAN 81
Everybody is running down Confederate money vt
everybody 10 draining erery 10 get II Is
10 make borrowing object yet depre
ciated both by borrower and lender that would
teach that neither ought to value It.
How are depreciation and demand 70 bo rcconciledY
Gold, they tell US, commands forty for one and that
the measure Of Its value Gold lies says SO; but
Is not gold that says SO; II 10 tho towards who will
neither trust God have faith in their countrys Just
cause The Yankees shame m BY their diA IN their
own, and with TO redeem them not 1.-THE OF
ours they rate their government paper az hundyd
and twenty Ave. and our patriotic money baromas0'
put ours at forty hundred These - folles that -
be reasoned WITH and have long ceased 20 try
H. II men are mad enough TO their own
throats scuttie the ship that bears them up eat
man much beside himself with fright in a
storm at sea- and In great danger Of shpwreck he
blew bis brains out with pistol shot to escape the
ure and the danger And this what every in the
confederacy suffering under tho leprosy OF avarce and
the panic OF public danger, Is doing In reference the
government currency. One and all they In the full
cry Of depreciation running down IKE mad dog and
hunting 10 s death Yet their highest interests
only political and CIVIL but social and pecuniary demand
of them mperatvely TO do all In their power uphold
the currency and the credit OF the nation to the end Of
Ephram Is 10 ned to his dos and panic and folly rule
supreme over the heads OF the men OF money
Men who would take gambling risk OF ten 10 on
almost any named betting proposition on the trite maxim
that ut good bet II lose IT, aJsoifeiy decline TO bet
% The odds Of forty to Ue Qf cause and
the honesfy Of our government and people Can
go beyond thisf But we repeat, "there Ia talk
Ing" and time must bo left TO teach and punish the
stupendous folly.
The New York herald., 1865-01-25
The Press Despatch.


The Canal Board met to-day, but postponed the con-
alteration Of canal appointments until tomorrow.
The Senate Committee on Cities and Villages met this
evening 70 hear parties the Metropolitan Fire Depart
ment BILL The Citizens, Lorillard, Harmony, Aetropo-
litan Germania and Republic Insurance Companies
represented BY James N. McLsan Carlisle Norwood
R. A. Glover, =. A. stansbury, r. .0arrigus and D. =.
Cory In favor Of the bill The opponents repre-
sentsd by the Chief Engineer President Of the New
York and Brooklyn Fire Departments and several others
hessrs. Norwood and stansbury advocated the BILL
tending that tho present department 10 governed
tavagantly that is inefficient that thirytwo per cent
Of those connected with IL have no visible means
Of support, and that It oonducss largely TO the
crime OF the city. They claimed that paid department.
controlled by commission beyond the reach Of local
politics, will prove mot only much more sacisnt and
orderly but vastly more economical
Mr. Platt, Mr. Decker and Mr. veeder, Of Brooklyn,
argued the other hand that the people against
any change; that the present department ID efficient
respectable in character and far economical than
would be paid department. and that the bill Is asked
for BY few who want 70 experiment at serious
tho people Both sdcs asked for further time prepare
statistics and other facts and further hearing ad-
journed for two weeks.
The Assembly to night occupied IN the consdcra-
ton Of the state Bounty BILL No progress made.
The New York herald., 1865-01-25
The Rebels Calling Us Ugly Names
IEnoun fhA Richmand Whin Yam %

All the blood Of the Revolution Of ITS shed TO
establish the right Of self government The Revolution
right that was sangunary farce and yet because
chose TO exercise that right declared rebels and
numerous herds of mercenares collected from all quar-
tors Of the globe were hurled against us
-Four years OF terrible, barbarous warfare of cruelty
the most savage and wckedness the wanton have
the world. Our outraged women, our homeless babes,
our sons untmey slain, our blackened homes, our
leagues OF desoaed land battered Cities slaves
In arms against u.s. our prisoners murdered in cold blood
pning year after year in Northern dungeons all tell
us what the Yankee is at heart.
The whole world, with ono voice, proclaim him dis
grace TO civilization liar beyond all liars the earth has
evev knoscn, blood thirty rdpacous, insolent vdin,
hgamt neon and deviish His acts Of confscation
unrcpealed his books his cold and brutal threat
Of determination still hangs over u.s.
His nag " still set up as an idol In his pupits and his
fanatical preachers still breathe threatcnings and
slaughter His enormous and saly increasing debt Is
unquidated His purpose to parcel out our lands still
fxed His intention TO ravage and despo to deluge all
before him with bloed and to leave nothing behind him
but ashes Ia still innexibe.
For the day no may seem 70 relent, in Georgia. but
hts charity s dcmonaeal than his anger for be
known that when VIC submit he strip us at his
leisure, and without danger to his person Yet
KEGS than from the English the French Oh shame.
Oh folly What9 Believe In the Yankee nowf Put
faith In his promises nowt Monstrousi Why hc could
not. II he would, make fair terms with us His debt
must be paid and he Is mad who thinks that that debt
will be paid out Of the Yankee pocket when Southern
land Southern cotton, Southern tobacco, Southern
and Southern forests Of live oak Of PITCH and turpen
tine, lie helpless At his mercy.
MOL Better the jaw Of the tiger the angs Of the adder
the teeth OF the shark the sting OF the scorpion than
neither truth nor humanity there bs mercy and
Justice.
The New York herald., 1865-01-25

The Canada Not at Boston.
Bosros Jan. "a, 1855
There were signs Of the steamship Canada from
the lower station at seven p NJ.
The New York herald., 1865-01-25
Sonora, Sinaloa, Chihuahua, Durango
and Lower California Cedcd to
the Emperor Napoleon.
aWIN APPOINTED vICEROY.
Captain Beauregard His Pri-
vate Secretary,
&e., &c., ke.

Letters from Mazatlan TO the 1lth announce the
arrival there OF Captain Beauregard, brother Of Major
General Beauregard Of the rebel States in tho capa-
city Of private secretary to wm NJ Gwin, formerly
United States Senator from California
Captain Beauregard reports that Mr. Gwin has been
created duke by the Emperor Maximl.an OF Mexico,
and that Sonora, Snaoa Chihuahua Durango and Lower
California have been oedcd TO the Emperor Napoleon
by the Mexican government In payment for the troops
furnished by the French government TO subIugate
Mexico, and that Mr. Gwin has been appointed viceroy
those States and viii upon the duties Of
his office.
This story is not believed further than that Mr. Gwin
has obtained certain grants OF land and authorized
encourage immigration from the rebel States
The imperial forces appear to be gradually acquiring
possession Of tho country in spite Of occasional
by Juarez
Much feeling exists against the Americans the part
Of the imperal,sts At Mazatlan they are harshy
spoken Of by the imperial organ.
Many Americans, in consequence OF their treatment,
returning 70 California, who intended 70 stay In
Mexico.
Additional Partic ulars.
The following letter received by tho last mail from
Mexico by a distinguished gentleman In this city. IL
speaks of scheme the taps the above
news
CITY MEXICO Dec. 26, 1854
nave before intimated 10 you tat cession OF tcrr
tory probable know positively that nego-
giations are pending with Count Montholon for tho
cession 10 France OF strip Of territory stretching
from the Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific and embracing the
peninsula Of Lower California Sonora the right bank
Of the river Yaguhat TO say tho northern part of
this State-thc greater portion Of chihuahua tho whole
Of Nuevo Loon Coahua, and the greater part OF Ta
maulpas In fine, the line will be drawn from the mouth
OF the above mentioned river the Panuco the hmts
Of Mexico being reduced the Of these
to their source and line drown from point 10 the
other This idea Of Napoleon, attained will enable
him 70 say "Ths IL the most glorious act Of my reign
and his enemies will be able contradict him.
Maximilian, however disguised he may be with this
arrangement neither dare oppose III for besides
protecting tho empire against the attacks Of the ht
busto will produce the total liquidation Of the claims
Of France and will give him. 1t is said three hundred
millions with which 70 meet the rapidly increasing ex-
penses Of his government and enable him to enter upon
that vast system OF German immigration which IL his
dominant dream. And, upon the other hand, this
strip Of territory has really hardly belonged 70 Mcxco
than In name dominated ~ II has been by three
four uncomfortable men and Is any way destined 70
be lost either by being taken by the French by the
Yankees the advantages Of the arrangement console
Naximan for the great blow inhics upon his pride
The New York herald., 1865-01-25
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Peoples College-sweeping Charges
Against tho New York Fire DEPART
ment-Thc United States Senator Ques-
Observation-Disclosures OF the City Depart-
Ments, 80.
ALBANY, Jan. all p. u
4 meeting Of the friends Of education, called from
various parts Of the State interested In the Peoples Col
lege met here today II concluded that the cond
on Of that institution needed prompt action 70 prevent
the fund for Its foundation from being lost the State
The charges made against the Fire Department before
tho Committee Cities, At the hearing upon the Metro
poltan Fire bill this evening, sweeping and sum-
mary. Six presidents Of insurance companies were
present. with certain Of the ofncials Of the Citi-
ssns' Association attending as escort Tho charges
chiefly directed against the disorders and morals oe
the runners or hangers Of the department and il sx
cessive cost which was placed million Of dollars
year. the result being only system Of organised rowdy
Ism. The experience and example Of Philadelphia Gin
einnat, Baltimore and large number Of other leading
cities cited In favor Of paid Ore department Chief
Engineer Decker and othe replied with much spirit
the part Of the department. further hearing post
poned until two weeks hence
Horace Greeley, Henry Ward Beecher and number
Of radicals are here tonight good deal Of caucusing
10 In progress on State and national politics The pos
sibe choice Of United States Senator In Of the
withdrawal Of Mr. Morgan 70 take the position Of Score
tary Of the Treasury, ID the occasion Of these ar
rivals The radicals frightened at the re-
oent progross Of Weed, and the idea Of his
possibly consenting 70 DO q candidate for tho
Scnate. Greeley appears here . candidate against
Weed, and causes quite . lively !canvass Raymond
or Foger will be the real candidates Of the Weed
The committee Of the Senate-Judgo Munger, Senator
White and Senator Humphreys-leave for New York to-
morrow wednesday, and put up at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel They will open their sessions for investigation Of
the city departments Thursday, At an Office in Park
row.
The New York herald., 1865-01-25
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
~~~-
Heavy Fall I'm the Rebel Gold
Market.
Gold Only Thirty-fve Hundred
Per Cent Premium.
The Rebels Refuse the Currency
at Any Odds.
SUFFERINGS OF HOODS ARMY.
&C., &C.. Go.

Another Rebel Congrcssman Follows
Foote'S Example and Expels Himself.
II will b remembered that during the debate in the
rebel House Of Representatives the 10th instant on
the resolutions censurng the Richmond Sentinel ap
plying the title "rcason 70 acts Of certain men,
bers Of the Houses Mr. Smith, Of Alabama, declared he
could longer take part in the proceedings Of House
which endorsed the language Of the Sentinel he has
formally akcn leave Of the House in address his
constituents In which he aludes the peace movement
then and now agatng the secret sessions Of the House
He that he s not at liberty say what the measure
under debate is and adds .but a. your
under the deepest conviction that there one
hundred men In the district who would object 10 It,"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

Sn st 9ieasc tSbtst man bic sdircine rrr
Nalhinerie. Cine srcse eiierne Glanmer nit
flint 6insern 9ett nas Shwsin aus Der Stallcims
taunnns nno fhleuosrt cs in fphenbes Waiier.
Snnerbalt elmer Stunns rcrbsn in bisfer 9Deile so
Shrsine sstSetst, sereinist aufesihnittsn unc
;ln, Sal,cn in &cben aufaerihtet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

Scr ifdrfite Masnet. - Gin Yrcfsfcr
irrah itsr Den Masnet unb tssauptste, es acte
nihts sSunbsrtarsres, ais ltine Mn,iehunasfrait.
Gin stussnt meints basesen, CT femme Gin iunses
Wlashsn, Sas ibn jeeen Senntas IS Nsilen nett
an;ie9e.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

Man9el an Yfas. 8ombarbier: "
Bcmtarbisr nnS 3wca Sancnisr fun.ma Sabsr ms
Suartier."
8duerin: pNa, mel lista sPc, Bic ,rra
aancnisr marin fhc rsht, at,r. firs 9nmtattisr
tae' / foam Staa."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

- Sn Serome Scunibp, uuicn Gcuats, Sbic,
farb am %. SUM ebri1ian MSams irrallter rrn
1O1 Sabren uno Dicnaten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13
Der Nr,t lahenb rerIprrhen - mad Rer,ensluit

Der Ar,t lahenb seriprcHen - mad 6srjensluit
unb cbne bab es i'm @srinsasn aufaas, bectaas
ten. Sd weis nht, was mir has Ger, 70 furht,
tar ithlasen mahte in grmartuna hss Grfhsinsns
ser Tremesn; eS irabr irrfl bic 9eirib6sit, tsmir
MN reresn icllte, Of mid mein Gbnen tesnslib
ran @ccrens setdulat rssr niht. Oesr mar es
eaS SctIsn, bas Srdnsen uno gsinlasn, has Gdb
an mcin critic Oentsn fnirfsn muBte, snslih unb
bier arf benz arc6en, ,rsitsn Soan bas Original
oeS 9ilsss ,u lstsn, bas ib nod, iu,mer ME einen
Sdas terahs, all hsiIsn slntlf i'd MIDI ned imz
nsr unb 70 oft u gtitlcn erfreute?
Sprebuud fplat
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

81 Sie.merifaniiae Gren;e. @cfcrt mad
Dem GrlAeinen Der 8unnesrurpen an, &ic @rans
De baten tereits duberit unanSenebme &situnasn
NIT ben rranSSfihen Sruppen ftatssfuneen. gHie
man hErt, ica bic Bunee5itreitmaht am &io @rau=
Be anf 70 900 Mann sstrattt peresn unp ba and
bic franSoiiihsn Srupp;nfSrpsr in Den ssorbfaatcn
rcn Wterifr une namcntli1 an Der @rcn8e tsbeuz
tenS rerltdrft msresn irlen, perbsn fsrnere @az
tnn9cn Spiihsn ben Nannlhaftsn ttiher StIerraz
ttcnstcrps faum sn rsrmciesn isin. Sn Seras
1T man anf ciuen Nu6Gruh Der fyennleliafctsn aez
faBt mno tsrstct ih i'm Stillsn tarauf rpr.
Ser fclSsnee 9criaa ,est, Dap tsrsits cine nidt
gang unsrbetlihe 8errifsuns tattssflnben bat.
Nm Nfsuo ees II. SUM- marsn ;pei Sff;iere Der
Iranjtihsn Syremnenlssicn, Die rrn santa @ru,f faz
men, AM llfer ees &io @ranne rcn ibren Niernen
atsrRisscn uno als iie riessr auffissen, fsuerte
Die auf Dem teraniiHen llfsr aufBsits1te Shilora.
DE mad i9nen. Comic Der fran,Silhe 9efeblsbas
Ter, 9arcn Be Brian, baron &unee sr6islt, ridte,
te er ali Sen. 9rown, Den 9efsblsbater Der ameri>
fanilhsn Srurrrn in Brownsville, Gin in 1etr furi
anseet'nossnsm Some atssfastss e4rsitsn, Wcrin
CT ustne duBerite 8erahtung fir bas BON einem Der
sclraten, fit bic Der 9sneral rsranttrcrtld5 lsi,
tssanBens 8sr8sbcn" ausipriht.
3uSlsib 1T IN elmer Wfatamcras 3situna ein Ars
tfsl rerrsntlbt trcrbeu, porin ten,erft rrb, baS,
rsnn Elm fran,DiiiAsr Sploat f4 zines iclhen
Wsrsstens iaulos sematht bate, has CT unprcup.
tirtcr gseie nnb cbne bab Tsinhislisteiten beRe>
esn, mad einem frsmhsn Soloaten seibcfsn bitte,
Der Sob feline strafe ssrsisn isin spirbs.
Srcs eisier Mubeut,tns, oab man cine cremplari'
i4s 8sarafun5 oes SrsrlsrS ieitens bss Gsneral
grcrn erpartetc, tat nisier iib jehcd nibt einmal
bic @fiibe sencmmen, nss Germ 8arcn Shrsitsn
su teantlrorten, uno btsier rffentars 9etreis bon
G'erinsiddsun9 BAT eenn and Die natarlbe syclss
ss9att, Sab Der Sranjcie fait auber iid Dor sDutb
ssratben 1T unb III rcaer 3crnesslutb einsn neusn
8risf al Sen. Brpnn seriAtet bat, NORM CT ibm
mit6silt. DAP es aaerSinss nibt III errpartsm isi,
eaB CT ais inprrpirtsr Gintasss@sneral ct,pas BON
@strduAsn psrfe1sn icIic mne bas
CT AUDI faum rercisne, cab man aus pcaem Salle
iifer ibn lahe.
SO 1T nod niht tsfannt sercrbsn, Of 8eneral
Brown AUDI BON sieisr @piitsl feline Rctis ssnumz
men bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

6onperneur @rapo BON Mihiaan, Der
Ton Dem &rie3smintter aufssfcrbsrt ,pprcen trar,
s,rei SIfyers, melae In ZEN StraBen BON Detroit
cinen &ntider erihciIsn baten ,nb besbalb pcn ben
eiriltebrreen unter Der Anflase bss Mcrbes Der,
batet mcroen rarcn, an bic WliltdrtebSrSsn aus,
;ulisfsrn, hat Sieis @ufcroeruns atsslsbnt. Scr
@oursrnsir iaSt bab eas @ertrehen Der SffSisre
nit fsiner oisnfliAsn @errihtuna In @srtinbuna
Hanb uno in fsinem militarilten Eager beaanasn
wurss, baB es ein 9ertrsdsn sesen bic @elese bes
staates 99idisan lit uue neSbalt rcr bic @ipilses
ridte eeS Staates aebGrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

Sis @bieaso 8lattsr fabrer crnRlihe
alasc iifsr Die farfe @inwanberuns bonn Often.
Gle ncd ;u fsiner Belt 70 maenbaft sswsisn si, als
stsn iest. Sn ssclss nsiisn rirS Der Nrtstsmarft
aterfiilt nnb tie 9rsiie fit gScbnunsem une 2es
tsnsmittcl srreiAsn cine unsritmimslihe SDbe.
Son sinem GnSs bcs ls9srots, tis gum ait,
bern trii1t man @lifsjdssr allsr Nrt, treldc in
0rurrsn NIT sSrausn uno ainesrn Su1ammcnass
srdn9t, recr in ecu sEinfsln nss Getauess, III
tmusise Se6sn einsebiat, umberliesen.
BslonoerS lst ben tsstsn raar Sassn mar has
tenannts Gerct erli5 BON Dlaiien BON Mannern,
Urausn une aineern iitctfalt, Die ate nah @bica,
80, Dem 9rcBsn 8atplon ess gSeilens, seraneert
waren, u'n bort bic Grfiauns ibrsr 6cffnunsen uno
asiinde iu srreiden. atsr fe inhsn fidb falo fits
ter ssauiAt. slas 4Iass Fno iibsrfiillt nnD aue
Nusiiatsn lh,rinosn. Sis miiiisn meeer fort,
trsnn Fs niht nartcn trcllsn. gins Gbisasc 3stuna
la9t naB ss jsst fanm I'M san,en sSsnsn cine
staot 9iett, pc es iAwsrsr 1T, Nrtst AT tefcmnsn,
ME in @tisa5c, neil Bort a1ss iiterltbt 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

ltmfana. Sd telhlcs, mir eimsn biieihsn Sa ten,
hsa itt fir nene Yapisre uno msin ionitises neis
mes Giaentbum notbrsnbis tatte, MAIDEN 81 laiIen
uno swar nit einsm ecprelten Ss6d. Sn nlesteren
lcllte bann ras Bib en8efist irereen. slnf bieis
Nrt batts idb ss immsrum mid unb fcnnte mid eaz
ran erfreuen, c9ne es jebem prcfansn 9lf. .Prsis
81 seben.
Nsbt itllrersnist lanse i6 nit meinsln Saas
se in msiner baitsrn Ycbnuns an Der MN fir mid
etnsn neuen Salisman tilSsts Ssssn ale nnb jene
l1nbeimlihfsit hss Srtes.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

ct. Saul, Min., "a. Stunt. 9euldre.
asn. - lsser Siss llnsGiefsr, eas IN DEN @sssn,
Cen BEG rtsrn @iinnecta ihrn 10 pisl llnbsi aHses
rihtst bat, ihrsitt Sensral Suay BON @irur Sin:
Sas snsiss Sins, iitsr eas man bisr ipriat, 1T
Die 6sulareds. Sic ino iarsdlib Te baten tbatz
lihlih SSAer in Die 2enuaneSsfen Ser gSasen ae,
freilsn. Gin Scloat batts ih amf Der 4rdris r,it,
ten am Sage iAlafsn sslsst uno mar slsi nit ,6cu,
lhrsfn gang teosft Ssins &ameraeen rreftsn
i'm. esin Sals une feline srms tlute,en ben Cen
Silien nclcr SnIsfteu. asstss Sabr trafen mir eis
ne Ar'nss Ron 5eui4reasn 5asersiisn rcm S)elcsp
Stone - is mar auf Dem sSsss mad Dem Often.
seir litten Sarnad srpben Manssl an @raS unS
ptsls S9icre ifartsn. 9ie 9sniarefen rduusn
sanjlih auf fis nab bislsm 9las ,.no rcrIhman=
een Damn plSslid. Sisies Sa6r eriAiencn lis gan,
flen, puAlen aber lhnsa. srbaltsn iest Sslacl unS
rerSsn tpc9l balo atacbsn. Sisis Snieften, tpelbe
oislss Sabr erlaisnsn fcmmen Ohns 3weifsl bon ben
sisrn, bic bic lssta6rsen sslsst. Sh tpunbers,
mas Der 9cneral Suartierneinsr In WaIbinatcu
iasen miirse, tpsnn sinsn 9sriht iber mntauslih
9srcrocne Scltc inb 28assnnefsn srbielte, bic BON
Den 9euiArcdsn aufsefrsIsn murosn (aJGn. 0ltl.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-13

Cine iunae Game prm 9lis eridta,
gen. - Nm Wrr9en hss 2. Suli ihlus mibreno
siHe5 lsftisen @erittsrs ssssn rier ll9r Der Bls
in saS Sans zines Dr. g. &afIpn In SartfcrS,
srnn., Gin nS tSststs sSrdulsin Soierbine &aiIcn,
cine SirsinnrSmanii8jal,ss Scdtsr nsiisltem, mslz
DE nstit isrer inssrsm sHwstcr ;unibf Der gSane,
e.trdb mslas Der Sls fubr, I'M Bsh selesen 6attc.
Die li'n8ers Samsftsr trdSt bsutlihe Spursn hcr
sStrfunSsn ees 8lises, namsntli1 an Den S66eu,
wabrsno all i9rsr unslafliaen sdwsRsr, nit sluss
natins einss unteosutenosn 9sunftes in Der ssits,
fsin Msrfn,al 5u eutosssn it. a9an befft, oa6
oas jinsers Traulein &a1cn iuisser senelen meree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-24

Fort Monroe. April q.

Fort Monroe. April q.
The suiler store of ] w. Wharton vas
lsst evening seized BY The n,iitary 80
thoFities, and the various attaches placed
under arrest. Sam Arnold, Who vas ar
rested hers fs~ days ago, and in COM
pany with the proprietor taken to Bslti-
moro By . couple Of detective officers,
cent here for that purpose, sss the chief
clerk and cashier OF the establishment, T.,
and had only been here since March
The steamer Louisa srrivcd here last
evening from Ne~bern, North Carolins,
with Cspt. A. s. kimbalI. the Post
Qaar,ermaster Of North Carolina. Who
has been relieved, and with his clerks is
tn route Tor New York city.
The Captain of the Louisa reported
having seen the Uaited Ssa,es steamer
Ashland, loaded with troops, ashore about
thiry-ive miles norshward of Hatteras,
North Caroiina.