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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
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UTE HAVE THIS DAT ASSOCIATED WITH
w US Mr.. VIZ. J. nEUBLER, and will eontinne
the wholesals Drug business st our old stand, No.
3 Main street
LEIGH 4 CARLsTEDT.
January letb, 1855.
Reser-ing 70 the above, we desire 10 call the
attention OF the trade 70 our large assortment Of
jaSl7.lw LEIGH cARLsTEDT GO.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The Canadian Raiders.
Ihe CANADIAN Raiders.
BURLEY COMMITTED FOR ExrRADIrIoN--HIs CouN-
sEL WILL APPLY FOR WRIT OF HABEAs
CoRPuS,

BURLEY COMMITTED FOR ExTRADIrIoE-HIs C0uN-
sEL WILL APPLY FOR WRIT OF HABEAs
coRrUs,
TORONTO Jan. 20, 1866
In the case Of Bennett G. Barley the Lake Erie raider
Judgment given at two O'Clock this afternoon by
Recorder Duggan. Burley is committed subject to
extraditon under the treaty. His counsel Mr. Cameron
intends to apply for a writ OF habeas corpus and OF
course for stay Of proceedings.
SECOND pEsp.rcu
Burey wns brought before Recorder Duggan at two
O'Clock to-day to receive final decision 10 his The
court room dcnsely crowded. a large number Of
southerners being present They felt very bad tho
decision.
Tho Recorder after citing the evidence for defence and
prosecution ordered the rendition Of tho prisoner under
the Exradition treaty.
The following Is the concluding portion or the judy
ment--l find and determine that the evidence taken
before mo- according TO tho laws Of this province the
charge u robbery hero preferred against the prisoner
Bennett O. Buroy would Justify the apprehension and
commal for trial CT the said bennett g. Burey accord
ng the laws Of this province for the said robbery
the same had been committed in this province.
Mr. Cameron, the prisoners counsel, applies mmedi.
aiely for writ OF ho5eds coypus
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The Keeper OF tho Rebel Prison ut Andcr-
sonvillc Arrested and Under Trial at


tFrom the Cincinnati Commercial Jan. 1sl
This indiyiduai-S y Davis by naine-was arragned
Yesterday FOR trial before the court martial OF which
lieutenant Colonel Weber Is President and Lieutenant
Bond Judge Advocate charged with beng rebel spy.
The circumstances Of his detection and arrest FOL
A Young soaIcr-Arch bald Parker Of the Sixteenth
Illinois cavalry only eighteen years OF agedetected him
on tran gong from ioieao 70 Sswars Tho soldier had
rebel frcn1 Approaching him, he said: "Is this not
Mr. g. , na,'mn aon IN, no ar my nsme name is Cum. n.
In Canada Hero u my passport and the suspected
drew forth paper, having The appearance Of oicd
passport Giving the bearer wuloughby Cummings, per-
mission " 50 into the United states except The nsnrgent
saioa Tho young soldier not satisfied but did not
press his Inquiries further just then Cummings invited
him out 70 take drink at tho next station, when no
said: "You certainly the who had charge OF tho
rebel prison at Andcraonviie.n Cummings protested
that hc not but the soldier kept close watch on
him AZ tho next station he found train of cars wait
ine on which ycro nurdOer Of soldiers lie went over
Anderonylc, Gsorgsih somo Of them replied tina, they
we're welt said he, "Davis, who had command OF
Ut prison. IS over hero In tbs train; come and see
him." They went with him, and recognized Davis at
once saying, How are you, pavss You are not
meat now.n The fellow stIll protested Ills
Cumnings aud again produced his passport; but ho
could not fool the boys and they compelled him 70 ac
guarded tho car and sent despatch the provost
shal q, Newark where Davis arrested the arrival
Of the train He had Through tickets FOR Washington
and acknowledged he was ~tryng 70 got back " Rich
mond.
Relative 70 his arrest, tho Columbus Joarna, says,-
Lieutenant Davis, whoge capture announced IN
Fridays journal has been transferred 70 Cincinnati 10
made full confession, stating that no destroyed his
dispatches after be was cal tufed They were written on
sk and sewn tho inside Of his coat slctyo Watch
ing his opportunity he on, them out and burned ~ M
He also acknowledged that the treatment of icd'ral
prisoners And ilc Georgia and other places was
sever but asserted that ho was only oDeNlg Wue,s,
and that he not IN any way ponsule ~ lS W "
lvLCd that Ile W III not be aIlVNtd W ttcakc
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

Admiral EAhgren, and no other details can be procured
before We Fulton calls As soon as I obtain the
Of the saved and lost win forward them together
with details OF the unfortunate catastrophe The Pstaps
GO makes the third ronclsd that lies forever a che bot
tom Of Charleston harbor.
TIE PooorAIoo BRIDGE
in our hands, taken by General Blars oorps Seven
teenth army corps General Hatch has the railroad his
'front.' and communication ia established between the two
coumna The enemy evacuated thor works after slight
sklrmsh leaving two old guns The batteries wero very
strong and well built Blars corps s on the main land
beyond Port Royal ferry. The Fifteenth corps win
follow.
DR.. zachane goes North by the Fulton, having been
ordered 70 BIO sent away BY the Secretary Of War Ho
In better spirita
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Mr.. $. CsdwaiIader's Despatch.

CRY Pofyr, Jan. 10, 1893
Later accounts from Admiral Porter General Terry and
the Secretary Of War; increase the fruits OF victory
at Fort Fisher and magnify the daring gallantry Of tho
achievement Eighteen hundred prisoners and seventy.
two cannon mostly racd the substantial acquisi-
tions. Among the latter few OF the celebrated
Armstrong;, Of English invention and manufacture.
Our loss In killed and wounded viii bo about eight
hundred, is now thought and tina. Of the enemy NOT
far from nve hundred.
Great exultnion was manfcscd everywhere receipt
Of tho welcome news and the sound Of the shoted
lutte nred by order Of General Grant from the fronts Of
both armIes well nigh drowned by yels and huzzaA
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The Rebels Accusing whiting OF Lacking
I'm Vigilance.

From Tho Richmond Enquirer, Jan ls1
During all yesterday without additional par.
cuars Of the capture Of Fort Fisher beyond correction
In tho time Of the assault the position having been
rIcd by the enemy at ono O'Clock on Monday morning
instead OF ten o'clock Sunday night The feet coops.
rated with the apd force. Enough s known, however,
10 warrant the assumption that the defence Of the fo
was detective 10 point Of vigilance II Is reasonable to
believe that The feet kept up at least h,fui bombard
meut during the night and that the repulsc o. tho land
force the preceding evening satisfied the garrison that No
second attack would bo made until tho ensuing day, and
that ts own safety and strength would be enhanced h
ro,rearg 70 the bombproofs otherwise sockng shstet
and reposc for the night Az the hour al which the
fort was taken the moon shining brilliantly In the
midheavens--a Circumstances which should have sug-
gestcs oxtrome vigilance The strength OF the positons
and the fact tha. wce ono OF the abest engineers oS
lilo ,eera array had pronounced tie works lmpregns.
ble would 70 lead 70 the conclusion that there
sornothipg wrong A. the matter now stands We Will
have 10 be conionted FOR time At least, with the ao-
counts o the enemy uness oy some lucky chance sous
one or more of the garrison shall have escaped to throw
some substantial ght upon H.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

In the report Of the proceedings OF the Chamber OF
Commerce the subject Of tho Reciprocity treaty,
which appeared 10 yesterdays HERALD there Is con.
siderable error In regard TO what said. stated that
the aggregate vsue Of manufactures exported TO
Canada since the adoption OF the treaty era ooo
and not the annual value, incorrectly reported and
that our Imports Of Manufactured gcles from Canada
was very nconsderable Thus showing In thIs part GU
lar most favorable result Tor the United States What
ever duty paid by tho Canadians on our manufactured
therefore no argument against the treaty
Very respectfully, 9. DE WITT DIooDcooD
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Another Peace Com mmissioner.

The following appears in the advertising columns OF
the Selma (Ala) Disp0tch:--
Owe MILLION DOLLARS WANTED TO HAVE PKAcs rIH
lM or MARcuf the cgens OF the Southern Confedera.
the sum Of one million dollars, will the lives Of
Abraham Lincoln, William H. Seward and Andrew John
TO be taken by the LIST Of March This will give
peace and satisfy the world that cruel tyrants
live In and Of liberty" II this Is not accomplished
nothing will be claimed beyond tho OF fifty thousand
dollars in advance which supposed be necessary TO
reach and sau ghter the three villains.
will give myself, one thousand dollars toward this
patriotic purpose
Everyone wishing 70 contribute viii address box X Ca
haba, Ala
DEC. 1, 1854. K
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Coroner.a Innucsf.

FATAL FALL FROM ScArFoIp "A man named Andrew
Finley, almost instantly killed by injuries received
by falling from scanod whilo engaged In painting the
house No 90 Pearl sreot Tho remains Of deceased wero
conveyed 10 his late residence No 28t East Fourteenth
on the bOdy,
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Trn with Savannah.

Az many applications have been made for permits 20
trade with Savannah the following circular will prove or
Interest,"
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 10, 1858.
Notice Is hereby given TO all applicants for permits 10
trade with savannah Georgia that that port Is s sub.
iect TO blockade and until IL opened 10 by
proclamation Of the President cloarancos shipments
thereto only be made for military purposes and
the request Of the Secretary Of War of the Navy by
order Of GEO HARRINGTON
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
REBEL ACCOUNTS.


IFrom the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 1sl
appears from brief telegram from Wilmington on
Monday night that the combined naval and land atach
on Fort Fisher took place at O'Clock Monday
morning instead Of ten o'clock Sunday night a. re-
ported.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The ArLansas ssnstosship. =,

UNfNNIF, "HH a. N
". ~ Snow Senator elect from Arkansas. " n Wy
CITY Te has Information which places tho regularly o
Ills election beyond Doubt more than quorum q ~
Log stature being present
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Tho rfassachusetts United states Senator
ship.

The Massachusetts, Sonate voted this afternoon foe
United states scnaor with the following roaut;-hsnfy
Wilson, 81; J. A Andrew, q
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Hnros HrAp. g. O.. Jan. II. 1895


For some time post the navy has been engaged In
removing topedoss from Charleston harbor by dragging
for them In small boats Since the capture Of Savannah
the work has greatly increased as tho rebels have
torpedoes In the habor in tho greatest number to pre-
vent the navy from aiding in the siege OF Charleston
that they expect General Sherman to inaugurate Last
night as usual number Of boats sent up 10 drag
for these internal machines and tho monitor Patapsoo,
Lieutenant Commander oaackenbush, was sent up TO
point near Fort Sumter cover the boats. She 10
anchor and the regular watches we're stationed ~
usual At their respective pacea Nothing unusual 90
CURED until the paapsco swung 20 an cbb tide, at about
two O'Clock this morning, when she passed over q tor
pedo, exploded II, aud went 10 shs bottom liko
piocc Of lead, carrying down with her seven officers
and about sixty men, Five officers, Lieutenant Com.
maoder Qusekenbush Lieatonam sampson, executive
omcer; Engineer Ryan and another engineer and about
twenty men on watch wefo saved. Ensign johnson,
son OF The Floot Surgeon, was lost; the paymaster,
surgeon, two watch officers and the balance Of The
engineers were lost We have bare announcement
Of the news which have embodied in the above from
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
spatch or Rear Admiral Porter 20
Secretary Welles.


Norm ATLANTIC soUADRos FLAGSHIP MALvmR,
Orr FoRT FnaxR Jan l6, 1895. I .
SRI wrote you yesterday. We have all the forts
The army have captured eighteen hundred mon and
large number Of ocers, including General Whiting and
Colonel Lamb
The gunboats now In the river, and Wilmington d
hsfmetcally scaled against blockade runnen
The rebels have destroyed the works Smiths
Island, and II they don't destroy Fort Caswen is Of
to them. We will get that after little while You
must not expect too much Of US as ono time
These works arc tremendous wss In Fort Nalako0
few days afer s surrender TO the French and English
The combined armies Of these nations were many
months capturing that stronghold and won't compare
either n size or strength TO Fort Fisher
The fort contained seventy Eve guns and many OF
them were heavy ones.
have not yet learned what casualties are In killed
and wounded but think three hundred will cover
them ALL We had bad explosion In tho fort this morn.
ing, which killed and wounded number OF mcn--about
one hundred Some Of seamen were blown up and
Acting Assistant Psymaster r. H. Gllet OF the Gsttys-
burg, Was killed.
will Fchd . detailed report can get on
the wounded and arrange matters generally. The world
never saw such lighting soldiers did
lam, very respectfully, your obedcnt servant
ID. d. PORTER, Rear Admiral
Hon. GIDEON WILLIE Secretary Of the Navy, Washing
ton d. q
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Aid for Savannah.

The treasurer Ar Samuel b. Ba5cock, reports the fol.
lowing additional donations:-
A,rount nro1lauatv A n.inv Il RI
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

TelegraPhtc Comm unication Between
Richmond and Mobile Restored.
tFrom the Richmond Examiner, JAN 181
The news was unusually yesterday. There was
uninterrupted teegraphlc communication between Rich
mond and Mobile but, SO far we could learn not
line Of news, official or otherwise was received.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
No Regular Mails In the Rebel Coincide

lFrom the RICHMOND Examiner. Jan. Is
The arrival of the Southern mail any day may now be
considered an exception rather than the rule We are
disposed TO acqut the Post Office Department OF respon.
ability for these repeated failures Il s evident that
whatever efficiency 10 aimed At 10 countervailed In
great degree by the nexosable demands Of the army
aud the enforcement OF tis Conscrip4isn law.
As we received exchanges this morning from points
south OF Danvc, unable present usual va
ricty Of news items.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Wilmington.
Reported Destruction Of Fort
Caswell.
Wilmington Said to be EvaC-
uated.
Further Official Details Of the Late
Action from Admiral Porter.
The Rebels Blame General Whiting for
the Fall OF Fort Fisher.
Mono Of the Garrison Known TO
Have Escaped,

Rumored Destruction or Fort Caswell.
FORTRESS AoSRos, Jan. 10, 1895.
Tho steamer Blackstone Capt Perry arrived hero this
morning from OF Fort Fisher bringing hundred and
ten officers and privaies wounded In the late assault
against that fort.
The latest from Fort Fisher Is that shortly after
the surrender Of the fort the rebels blow up Fort Cas-
well and the othss minor works defending the entrance
Of Cape Fear nve..
At the time Of sailing the smaller gunboais had entered
the river and actively engaged searching toFpe-
does preparatory to advance against Wilmington
Shortly after the capture Of Fort Fisher diagram con-
tanning plan Of tho whole system Of torpedo aanges
ments In Cape Fear river discovered and naval
officers making search for the key 70 the diagram,
by which the Internal designs Of the enemy would
be completely frustrated.
Tho following is list Of the wounded officers brought
up by the Blackstone
Brgadier General Curtis, Twenty fourth army corps
slightly wounded In tho head Lieutenant Colonel F. Syn.
der, One Hundred and Seventeenth New York, flesh
wound In right arm; Lieutenant Colonel Coun, Forty
eighth New York, slightly in head; Lieutenant Z. q.
Skinner Ono Hundred and Seventeenth New York, In
she arm; Lieutenant Robt Bron enc Hundred and Sow.
enteenth New York. in the head; Lieut. Thos smedley,
Ninety ninth Pennsylvania in the arm; Lieutenant b.
Hand, Third New York, in the head; Captain W. n
Shaw, One Hundred and Fifteenth New York; Captain
d. B. Magu, One Hundred and Seventeenth New York;
leg amputated Lieutenant B. Taylor, Ninety. seventh
Pennsyivania shoulder; Captain Lawrence, aid
70 General Ames seriously; Captain James Reeves Third
New York. leg amputated The steamer also brings tha
remains Of Colonel Bell Of Fourth New Hampshire ana
Captain Elliot, Of the One Hundred and Forty second
New York.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The Reciprocity Treaty.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HrparD.

Total amount received thus far. ............s sa2
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Sherman's Force MT Grah ha m syiIIe Retire
Towards Savannah.


From the Richmond Exeminer, Jan IS
The Yankee force which appeared In Grahsmgvlle. g
o. last week. 10 reported 10 have gone back towards Sa
ypunah.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

mad fntthHtu 70 havo EAn aIudeu 70 COIontI Allen
mission 70 New York At the beginning Of this letter
There arc no reasons doubt his credentials They
right and proper and know personally that he was
sent to New York to purchase supplies for tho poor Of
this city, and that General Sherman fully endorsed the
movement The condition OF all classes here Is lament
able They suffering for the commonest necsssares
offe aud ought TO be relieved At once OF course all
contributions will swell the limited quantity Of supplies
that Colonel Alien purchase for $50 ooo,he amount
he Is limited TO by the city authorities and General sher
We hope TO hear OF The arrival OF Colonel Aliens
relief vessel at an early day.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
No Changes In tho Rebel Cabinet.


From the Richmond Examiner, Jan lal
We learn that the Secretary Of War has directed the
Provost Marshal Of Fredericksburg 70 release Mr. Foote
from custody 1t In uncertain whether he will now pro-
coed to Washington or return TO Richmond.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-03

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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-03
WHITE PINE coMeoUND FOR DrABErrs.


Important testimony from Asa GoOdhue, Esu.. Of Bo,
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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-03
cAUrToN TO VILE pI1RIIc

NAO11O1N ~ .
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agement OF these complaints should engross th
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portunity time to make himself acquainted with
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treatment in most cases making an indiscrimin ate
use of that ANTICIPATED and dangerous weapon, Mer.