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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

The Cincinnati Gazette publishes a table
exhibiting the circulation Of each Of the
papers of that city, as obtained from re-
turns made to the assessor of the First Dis
tricL The daily circulation of the four
lssd1ue papers is as follows:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

Since this table was published the Com
~ssereiaI hss come out in an article declar-
ing that it returned its circulation to the
assessor at $4,000, but that q clerical error
reduced It 70 $4,000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28
AT CLEVELAND,

At RusselPs Forrest City House, from
Monday, July Sd, until Saturday, July
Sth.
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7-sO LOAN!
Fhe interest nt $50 per ct. "mO"uis 10

Notes Of oil denomination naWsd will be prompt
" furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes OF the Third Series ara prtcso'y simi-
lar in form and privileges to the slveu-ghiti ties
already s5ld, except that the Government csserveo
to itself the option Of paying interest in gold coin
at per cent. instead OF 3 1Oshs in currency. Sub
scribsrs will deduct the interest IN Currency up to
July I5tn, at tho time whom they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series Of
the soveu-thirties will c3mmenc on the Ist Of
june, s1d VIII bo made promptly and continuously
after that date.
The slight change MAIDS in tho condiiioos of this
THIRD SERIES affects only tho matter Of inter
est. The payment in gold, II mado, will b eluiva-
Iest to tue oarrsney interest of the higher rate
The return to specie payments, in the eyest Of
which only will the option to pay interest IN Sold
bo awaited Of, would so reduce and equalize prices
that purchases made with six POr cent. in gold
wvuiu DC IuIIy equal to mOso mHuo witch rvrgH end
three tonths per cont. in currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Lees than $780, OO. 600 oftho Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on The market. This
amount, at the rate at which It is being absorbed,
will al be subscribed for within sixty days, whom
the notes will undoubtedly command q premium,
IS has uniformly been The csse on closing the sub
so~riptfons 10 other Losns.
In order that citizens Of every town snd section
| Of the country may be. afforded facilities for taking
tho loan, the National Banks, State Banhs, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
eraIly agreed to too4lve subscriptions at par Sub.
sorIbers will select their oWn agents, IN whom they
have confidence, and yho only arc to be responsible
for the delivery OF the notes for which they receive
orders.
Subscription Agent,
no. u3south Third street, Philadelphia.
May Is, 1865.
Subscriptions will be received.by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
M.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

NREAT REDUCTION
U IN TIE PRICES OF
LINEN GOOD 8!
having purchased my stock Of Linen Goods
since the heavy decline OF Gold, l am enabled to
Offer them at greatly reduced rates. In the stock
will DO found
Rleached Table Damask at S1.25;
Former price, s2.eO a yard.
Reached Table Damask at $3.50;
Former price, S2.25 a yard.
UnBFd Table Damask only 81 a yard.
PILLow-OAsE LINEN, Of best qualities, at
WHITE TABLE-OLoTH at $500; a~ctually
EGPKINs, DoYLEs, and LINEN BOsOMs,
Very Cheap.
Hard-spuH DGmGsk, T0sOsLS, Diapers &c.
All Linen Goods sold by me are wsrranted Of the
very best manufacture, AID will be sold on as low
IS gufb Qualities ptssh e gods e. dlaG sEG b sn "a t gESdSSfe7p HAM,.
KEROHIESS and some Observation-Disclosures,
slightly wet, will DO sold of ct very low prices.
ap4:22i Cor. Superior and Public squsre.
lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
81 and Ma ufactursrs.
100 grcss ELK Trimming Cord
100 do SmOked Pearl Buttons,
100 do White do do
100 do do Ivory do
leo do Pressed Horn do
6OC doz. Ladies' SILK aud Lis;e Thread Gloves,
800 do do Silk mitis.
1OOJ do do White Cotton Hose,
1870 do do Gents Socks.
Besides hundreds Of Job Lots OF Goods, all o
which we offer to Merchants, Yankee Notion Deal
err ard Druggists, at remarkably low figures. Cal
and examine.
We have Just received $4,000 Lincoln Mourning
Envelopes.
my20 lI7 Water street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw-YoRH.
Nos ~ AND 30 PNE-sr.,
DEPOSITORY AND FEAScIAL Agent OF The UNITED
STATS,
Have for sale, ready for delivery.
UNIFIED STATES Z $40 TREASURY Norg'.
Convertible, at maturity into $40 GoLDBEAuNc
BONDS.
Also.
UNITED SrArrs 1910 BoNDs.
UNITED STATS $50 BoNDS
UNITED STATS 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Dra'ts'
and attend 20 other business with the Government
+. c. CALHOUN, President
p SEAMAN Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

abont 1900 bales are covered with double bagcing
There are very few extra ropes. The following Is the
classification, viz. $50 bales fully good Addline 3o6
DO. Middng. 23l3 DO. Low bidding 81 DO. good
Ordinary 81 DO. Ordinary, and - do Pickings.
COFFEE-Eraz has not been very active today Du'
remains extremely firm at the late improvement; We
note few hundred bags Rio IN lots IL 2lt G23o ior
good prime. Last evening sales were made VI 3Ju
bags Rio, ex CaImee. at l54c and BIO bags Sanlos
Anglia l4ic both gold In bond w quote RIO az
2c for pl.we; 2la2l!c. for coed; l9a2Jc. for far:
~ l9c. for ordinary: and lg!020lc for fair 70 good
clrgoes, net cash. gold, duty paid. Other kinds are
quiet ard have only TO note 200 mats Java at -yc
gold. duty paid 80,
Notwithstanding are quiet but prices with
ont special change small sales Al 2J1.oc. Sperm are
still quoted OF 81 i0c., and Patent at AZ 0JOc
COPPER-Ihe market for American lng0t has been
much depressed, and prices have receded July &C.
ID at the close the tendency j. downward; sales a.
s5a50c. for baltimore and Lake. New Saeatling aId
fe."W Metal we've dull but prices are without ehange
~ appearances small sales at JOe. Tor the IofmeT ana
l0c for the latter
COAL-Ihe market for Domestic Coal is very dull
Prices ale lower and nominal The receipts are largely
n excess OF Tie demand We quote 10 heavy 90 - q
rom yard Foreign is less active and j. lower; les 81
iyQO tuns Liverpool Gas Camel Oh private terms.
holse Goals are MT much wanted.
DAE-N OODS-Ihere has been only limited busl-
ress since orr lest but prices without change;
quote Fustc at 81 50, gold for Savanile and Mara
caih0, ana Logwo0d at SO gold for peacly S-CO
81 gold ir iobasco Sl3 50G Sl4, gold for 81. no.
mngo: and Canwood at $50 gold; Barwood, $50,
scidi Sapanwooo $50. currency ior Manila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

GREAT NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
W OFFICE. 20 o. ExcHANGg PLACE MAR hRoApwAr.
Capital ttVtvVO
Manufacturer and Sole PropTeioIs Of tire
IIENDRICK LUBRICATOP.
Also dealers IN SPERM LARD. WHALE and other OILS.
OFFICERS
JOHN BRYAN President New.York
JACOB =. ATWOOD. Nice-iresideut
J. \. WISNtR, secretary gud irrasureL
l.. r. HENDilCk, Superintendent
NM y MARCUS. General AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
Mnrkets-cAnrYuLrr RnrohrEp roR TnsN TrIousH

ASUES-The market is quiet. and prices arr
mammal at "a 730sa for Pots, and IS % tor Pearls
BEESW AX-1hcre Is only a moderate business III
Yellow Western and prices at the close are nominal a1
$4,000. -,
BRISTOIS are without change; common to prime
American are quoted at IRON zoe. 10 81 OIL. -,
COITON-1he market las not been very actiVe'
buyers generally holding OF until after the auo'Vn
.aie; prices are frmer closing ut about soc. ior
Mddlings; sales of 1900 bales. The second auction
ale of Savannah Cotton embracing 6.ooo Daes' 'akeS
place tomorrow at ! O'Clock p. NJ. nc the EAchans,
Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway. under direction oi
simeon Draper United States Cotton Agent The con
,tions OF tie sale follows: Payment ior inc oot
ton will be required within two days after inc sa w
gold coin in certificates Of gold co 10 De lssueo '!
the Assistant Treasurer the rate 10 be ahhouuu ~
The time of sale The Cotton must be taken ava" >,
soon possible after the sale This Cotton hs oee.
sampled aud CHASED III EastoD ca ub9 '"oo'' h -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
WEDNESDAY. May JP. n

Gold has been very steady, opening at lAlt ano
closing at l4l. The payments on account oi ID
,erost are steadily finding their way into the street
and adding to the supply for speculative purposes
Government stocks, in sympathy with lowe
market for shares generally, were lower but w'r'
sold very sparingly. Leading dealers are free
buyers at quotations, and are not disposed 70 sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
GO tUbcm il nan Concern


Where's. certain VOUCHER, ssued by Col John c.
Crane to Philips Son. dated Il teshve, November Aly4
for the sum Of s513io g. was STOLEN from the
ofthe Adam, Express Company by gueras the 22d De-
ceirher 1854 while Transit nom Nashville, Tennessee TO
Louisyie Kentucky.
Now hereiorc ~ persons hereby cautioned not 10 par
chase Negotiate for the st Nonch-'. pay
en Of the has b,cu stopped and application made TO
the Government Of the United States or TIE Ismet o. the
| PHILLIPS soT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

AMERICAN EXCHANGE FRS INSURANCE coxrAyY}
No l!8 BROADWAY, new DIRK April II. 1903.
TIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
A day declared a DlVlDESD Of FIVE (5l PR CENT
rec from Government tax pay Die on and after MONDAY
May at the new Office q the compEy No. Ai BroidwHy
Tie Transfer Books vii BE- co.,di om Ir. q Unit May
WIN. RAYkOR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
i)ciro!ru

NIAI E--DWfVUOs
SHARES SIS EACH
WORKING CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES.
President CHAs. G. JUDsON.
(Gavyyer d Judson. Nos. 81 and Sc Chumher.-r.I
vcs.Pre.ideut, J. H. EyERIrr Cashier broadway Bank
Treasurer, CHAs. GOULD No. 50 wal-st.
But few thousand shares for ssh AMI ,hese on IL
only honest basis viz: At THEIR PAR vILuz.
The Compmy's property Is worth than the en,ir'
Capital Stock The latter is small indeed, that even ten
barrel well VII pay regular monthly diyiiends
SUBSCRIPTION BCOKS, FOR THE SALE OF TIFF
STOCK RESERVED As WORKING CAPITAL, WILL
BE OPEN FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY, AT THE Of
FlCEOF sTEDMAN. EWELL 4 Co,
Bankers and Brokers.
No. 81 Ex.hange.psce, New-YoTk.
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ItEAsURY DErAaTNsNT.


OFriCE or TIE CONpTPo OIL o. THg CURHHSCY. :
MAsHSGIOS March - 1905.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
sen.ed TO the au6cTssneA has been made to spPeef
That
TIE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NftW-YORK,
Ia the City Of Newloik 81 the Couy ofNcwYort a. state
Of Nowiork has been duly oraued under enl according to
tue requirements Of The Act Of Conges tncd An Set 10
provide National Currency secuted b. pledge OF United
States bonds and 70 provide f the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June 1854 end hiss complied vita al! tie
provisions Of saiac required to b complied with teoe CON
mercing The business Of Banking under said Act.
The Office Of the ComproeI ofte Currency being
Now therefore l. Samuel T. Howard Deputy Comptroller Of
the Currency do hereby certify that
THE NATlONALP PARK BANK OF NETWORK,
in the City ofEew York in the County New Yok and state
ofNew York Is authorized business OF Bank
ing under the act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my laud and seal Of ose
this Fourteenth day Of March, 1865
lsEALI SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
No osL Deputy Comptroller of;he Currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
financial.
1T S. $50 LOAN.

n
The sale q the series OF OF the h Losn
vss completed on the 3st Of Msrh 1900 lhe SAFE Of ths
,eoopl series Of Three Hundred Millions payable three yen'
from the Sh day Of june 1865 begun on The list Apf
In THY snoRr SPACE or THIRTY PAYS ONhh ONE hUND-
RED MILLIONS OF THIS SERIES HAVE BEEN SOLD
lvy his s less than Two Hundred Millions to 'e els
posed o. The interest paysbe semi annually in currency
On lsh Of December and 18th OF by Coupons
4, h note which are readily cshel anywhere 1t auosns
ONE cent per day on s.................S5o NOTE
TWO cents per day on a...A...E.....SiC go NO'E
TIN cents per day on a..............SJGD NO,E.
TWENTY cents rer day on a.......Si 900 NOE
ONE DOLLAR per dsy on a.......S5, geo NO'E
MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE.
The Rebellion is suppressed and the Government haaesay
adopted to reduce expenditures rapidly os5's
pesce footing thus Withdrawing f.om make bTfowe'
aad purchaser
This ia the ONLY LOAN ~ MARKET now ofs-c'by the
Government ard constitutes the GREAT POPCLAhLoAN
OF THE PEOPLE.
The Seven Thirty Notes are convertible their ua,Ty 1T
shs option OF the holder iuto
U. s SEQ SIX PER CENT
GOLD.BEARINC BONDS
Which are always worth premium.
FREE FROM TAXATION.
q States and the interest not taxed unless spus of
te owners income exceeding six hundred dollars yer Ths
c increases their value from three per centPeT an
mum, according to tie rate levied on other property.
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.
Less than 500 100000 Of the loan authorized byhe last
Congress the market. This amount at Oh rate at
which It Is berg absorbed viii all be subscribed e within
two months when the notes VII uuaoubedy commada pre-
MUM has uniformly been the closing the ubscrp
tions TO other Loans IT sgEMs PEoDABLg HAT NO
ooFsIDBRALE AMOUNT BEYOND PRESENT sERIEwnL De
syFERED PUBLIC.
In order that citizens Of every town and section ohe couu
Try may be afforded facilities for taking the loan tn Nsiion
Banks, State Banks and Private Bankers throghout the
souny have generally sgeed 70 receive subscrppns at par
Subscribers will her agents In whomthey have
eenhdence and who Gully be responsible or ne des6y
Of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY GOOSE, Subscription Agent; PAadelpha
Nay ], 1865,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

UIDFS-There mss been n very good dcmandior hotf
Dv cpd Wet Sailed Hides since our last the inquiry be
mo from the trade; prices ruled very strong
INF me wthou, essential change; We quote as follows
.Dry Hidcs-Buenos Ayres, 2OU2lc, gold; Bueno'
Ayres lsIq lgic.. gold; Montesideo. a lsc.. gold
RIO Grande l70l7lc., gold; Orinoco l6i a lie. god
California -6Dl 7c.. god Central American 10. luc
gold; Matamoros l6a l6lc, gold; Vera Cruz i0a lo!c
old Tampico liz n l5c.. gold Bogota, l59l5ic., gold
INaraoaibo. l40lI}c. gold, Balm. l3tGlfc., gold
Porto Cabello ~ lio.. gold; Truxo. ~ lie gold
Rio Uache dry and picked, ia l.c., goldi Curacao
|ii0l2c., gold; st. Domingo and Port au Plate
n a iSc cold Western. IL a l3c.. god
Buenos Ayros aud Rio Grandc Kips. l.@lsc, gold
Sierra Leone ia lsc. gold. Dry Sailed Hdcs-Chiii
lJc, gold Paytn liQ 5c. gold; Maranham. III a
l3lc., gold: Pornambuco l2l0i3ic goid' Bahiih ~ q
lie. gold; Sayania, Hole, god Sandwich Island
II a l2c. gold. 80 ,.a
HAY9The supply is largely in excess of the demand
and the market is unsettled. The local conSup'i'N
las fallen of greatly. -, ,,, ro-r
dull, prices are much lower and are noMinu u. tv
close at asa $50 for No. sales OF snall PaiIos ~
Frluton AT si59si7 ex-ship. and GlengannocK ana
IGartsheme from yard 1T $50 By adVlces, we hovoe
|Iight shipments from Great Britain ana the Ehghs,
markets. are frmer, freight New York has advanced
from lOs 10 oOs per tun The market hr american y
las been much depressed prices have declined and at
the close have tendency iowara
sales of No. at from silGstJi No sioaS il' and
Wn Fonndery at al So atElizibethport. Bar Iron
st1i rnles very dali and prices are nominal az sll5G
SO, for Common English and sl25d Sl35 for Refined
do and sll51sl25 tor Common aud Refined Amer
cnn other descriptions ore dull. and prices iaVor th'
fNDIGO-Tbere las been better inquiry anu .
yrer felng but prices about the same; we quote
a, 600 asi IS for Madras 81 2O0s so for Manila
81 3Oas2 tor Guatemala, 81 45dsl - for ouue'
JFATHER-Tte receipt of Hemock Sole has mol
hee nv fr equal " TIE demand since our last priees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

LIyERMoRR, CLEwS & Co.,
BANKIRs
No - Wallst, n. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TIE U. S
$40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers, Insurance
Companies and all parties purchasing for resale.
all denominations on hand, ready Tor immediate de
livery. .,,,
ALL KINDS OF u. a. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND soLD'
Henry CLEws & Co.
Successors to
LIyEREoRE, CLEws & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met ct IL o'clock, and was
opened with prayer BY Rev. d.. Mime.
gerods, Of the Episcopal Church.
Hr. johnson, Of Virginia, moved 70.
consideration Of the joint resolutions,
passed BY the House on Friday, explana-
natory Of the oct relating to the pay Of
clerks, with . view to making some YER
bal amsndments. The question recur-
ring on the passage Of tho resolutions
they were lost. Yeas, ~; nays, 80.
On motion Of M. Echols, Of Georgia,
the vote WAS reconsidered and the joint
resolutions again referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
The House took up and considered the
bill, reported from the Committee on the
Qusrtermaster and Commissary Depart.
msnts, to protect the Confederate States
against fraud;
Pending the consideration Of which
the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-02

p - Il ~ =
villo, oso o ~ 9oth, lond1y lAsk ~
H. 1ecil6vD lttleo s. fktnt 6 Nashville
wsgo 1hn6k On - 18th Ind 16tA, Gene
nj xho0a6sg subooqusnt 4dvnnco has ~
hen vofyTapdd, forwhich, without doubt
y has &ood reasons. It avegagoo about
ssven milss = day. We haye fepeated
accounts q tho disofkanization o. Hoods
army, and It Il stated that his corps COM
manders had orders to get Themselves out
Of hafm's way q best they could. The
HIST dispatch from General Wilson, Tho
mass chief Of cavalry, reports thatthepeo'
pie say the rebels are ufwing immensely.
They were beyond question: divided, apart
making straight for Florence, Alabama,
and part moving on roads further to
the west in order to protect the pontoona
ct Florence, and probably also Ct Muscle
shoals, from IN apprehended flank and
rear movement. It appears further that
such . movement on Thomas part Va
in progress. While Wilson has pressed
the rear guard of Hood, an infantry force,
under Steadman, Thomas tells us, dis.
embarked his troops from the cars q
Limestone creek, seven miles from De
catur, and was marching. on the liter
place on the morning Of the 26th. The
object of such . movement can be only
to close up all eastern avenues Of rqrnoo1
to Hood, and to enforce against "a ).
mains of his army the necessity Of I
southwestern, instead of southeastern,
retreat from Florence supposing that
army to reach and cross the Tennessee
at that point. Hoods position is clearly
one of extreme peril, and his retreat is
capable Of being converted into flight.
A telegram from Columbia, Tennes.
see, the 9th, gives the latest intelli.
gence from Hood. It says:
From escaped prisoners who have just
arrived from Florence, | learn that the
advance of Hoods army reached Flo
renee on the evening of the 1st, and
during the whole of the next day his in.
fantry was crossing the river. From
Duck river. Hood retreated rapidly to
the Tennessee, his main army not once
making q stand. Our cavalry crossed
Duck river in time to hive an occasional
brush with Forests force, who covered
the enemy's retreat No fighting Of any
consequence, however, has occurred since
the affair at Spring Hill. It is safe t. say
the Tennessee is now f etfrom rebels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-02
LATER FROM TIE NORTH.

csrs Of the Exchange Bureau for copy
Of the New York Tribune Of Thursday
tie seth instant.
TN yAlLuAD OF 1uTI1R's 1xPEDITl0N-
A11n11P1s 70 coNcDAL IT-ToET J1sH1l
1AK1N And RuTAK8N.
Z The Yankses have heard of tho disas
tsr ct Wilmington, and are trying to
conceal it, extent. On Wednesday, Z
telegram WAS sent from Fortress Monroe,
-slatinG tlmt Admissl Portsr's entire feet
I'D retufnsd there. It was accidentally
uot.~H AuAnine. -nas
-. >ut promptly suppressed in the
-eiAses, md the following telegram was
sIbstitntsd for Il:
WAsunsefoM, Wednesday, December
2A-Tt would seam 70 be mistake, IS
rspoeted this morning, that the naval
and military feet has returned from
Nerth Oasolina TO Fortress Monroe.
The Navy Department has no such in
tallieeuce. but that ono vessel only yes
tsrdsy eeiunsd to the latter place, bring
ine dispatches from Admiral Porter.
The messenger has not yet reached
Washington.
Il & ascertainsd from an authentic
nourco, hpwever, date Of Fortress Monroe
Yesterday, that the powder ship was Ak
nlodcd within three hundred yards Of
teet Fisher about 2 A. n. on the Oath.
Later In the day, Admiral Porter at-
lacked tho tort and adjacent delences, and
renewed The bombsrdment on Christmas
day.
ftom thek guns 70 the shelter of the
bonb.prools, 90 g to effectually silence
their dra. In . very few minutes after
the ffigates and heavy ships got into po-
oitiou.
A detachment Of troops landed on
! Sunday afternoon.
Tho administers pushed up CALAMITY
70 thafort under cover Of our fire.
Some of the more daring actually en-.
tered the works and brought. off the flag.
The bombardment Of the feet con-
tinuod on Monday.
Tho Santiago dc Cuba captured COM
pony Of North Carolina soldiers in the
outworks and took them of.
The Associated Press correspondent ct
Fortress Monroe telegraphs Is follows:
Ihave Just arrived here on the San
iaeo do Cuba from of Wilmington.
The attack on Fort Fisher commenced ct
.eoa = SATURDAY,, s4th. continued III
day, ~ resumed on Sunday, and kept
mp With great xigor Al day. The fort is
much damaged
All the, baEfscks and storehouses were
b0fnsd and the eaf1ison driven to the
bomb-peeola, scarceay 4euturine to re.
ply. 4 small portion of our troops
Jandsd o. Sunday altsrnooa skirmished
NTH GeAt yallAptyy, pusheA up TO the
1oek apd actually entered the ws<ks and
killod rial bsacsr a dispatcher Who
Lisu1anont Wsllsn, II Tho One Hum
dsedand koely-seoond regiment captured
- es>aElag lom 81 0ntsr hastion. -
Or tSo1Qa aha captutsd . whole bat
1nlidn afxhe eneahy; rho usre outside
effksk Megks. Int our forces wsEe With
dsouns1nE11o shoca
Wh0rs3Ao Gnaliaeo Do CubA lelk ~
eomkonpnt ~ cQnfinuine.
O. ogndngs IL sailess tim the San
49, 0atussd Pond Hin 6attery, With
61941 - md heoueht The whole
Yoo6 lDNtN ohipG
1teSgl(e ~ ~ eseees1fdlly sx-1
lle1p4l p)pf44y oee1lag At . eicloGk,
u \ - pvh