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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

@IEn FER MONTH-AaEETs Slh0.
&i0U wsntes in every County and VAOO
Yate ~ seIi The BARTLETT SEWIEG mAoHIEE5 onoe
-. TriIv licensed under patents Of hONes mheatHm1
SL95atSSas Grover a Baker and Singer %. We vii
nav a monthly sAlaU and expenses, or sng ~ ,rrssfss55
cootaIaH1e t~srritory, SC ,inclOse 8 stamp and eooree
peGE 10 FHERS, sole Agents for United stAtess
izssammiI ST.. Toledo, y. angI4:zoz1192@A
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
NORTHERN OHIO NEWS,
MAHONING COUNTY

Mr.. J. W. Leyde, of Hubbard, had two
fine Black Hawk mares stolen from him on
the night Of August 9lst. He pliers 500
reward for the capture of the thief.
The number of marriage licenses grant
ed by Judge Van HyniDg for the Psstthree
months was as follows: June, IL july Il
August IA.
Three locations are spoken OF for the
youngstown Soldiers Monumen-'he
Diamond, Cemetery, and the g:
grave yard on the corner OF
| Mardet and Wood streets. Inc q1efA
ton will not be decided until 9 public
meeting il held.
The Democrats hold their Senatorial
Convention for the Maboning ind Trun-
bull District at AustintowD, on the ION OF
September.
.s1 Il STARK COUNTY.
The Ohio Repository says: Ga Thurs
day morning last Uooney, a drunken
dwarf thst hoetled for Jacob Hentzel some
years ago, was found dead in John FIies's
pig pen.
On Monday last John Mock, a young
man in the employ Of Schweitzer d Co.,
Canton. while showing some pistols to q
customer, Wss accidentally shot through
tho man
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

AyANTED-C o o RS-GOOD
~ Workman can fRd stesdy employment al d
'sGactoy Wages. I'm luire at our ohic (, Sections
sql. or Works Pittsburgh strict
Bloch, R0UKEfBLLER & ANDREWS. I
- ERIENOED BOOKKEEPRR
A n EAfA ton. Address by letter Il, Leader
II wants a situA aug2s .242
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

w Portable Engine, in good order. Address Lake
Erie Coal Mining Co., Room a ATWHter Block, OieVe-
lHnd, U. sep4:I3 D.,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

E0k SALE-Good House and Lot No.
Il Il Garden CT. Good fruit and shrubberT.-
II luse IN good condition. lLQulre Of Dr.. Il. J.
3l6 SUPERIOR 81. SEM s245
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-16
- EMERSON ETHERIDGEl..

aALABAxA 4 CosrIstoUs CorTos FIEID'
So the yemcious telegraph recorded the
other day. The Mobile Ev eping News, Of
the oath, puts a different face upon the mat
ter. Says that paper:
The fatst cotton growing section in y ortb
Alabama is that which il Familiarity known
as The Valley" lying south Of the Ten
.nessee river, aud extending from, Decatur to
Bear Geek, near the Mississippi line. 9 dis;
lance Of some sixty miles. This splendid
valley, once the abode Of wealth. taste and
Intelligence, is now along the main road
almost a desert. The hot breath Of was y =
swept over It time and again; many Of It's
residences we're burned; the fences were des'
troyed. aud many Of it's fair fields once GOV,
cred year after yearly luxuriaat crops O
cotton, are nov overgrowns with weeds and
broom sedge. SO far asthe negroes are
concerned, the valley is nearly depopau'llated
lIt IS estimated that nearly ten Thousand
were carried off and ran away during tht
second and third years Of the war;. n b,
cotton crop there must necessarily be small
tthe Industrial resources having been exhan 4
1 ted by "theI accidents pflwar.''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-16
EMERSON ETHERiDGE
TO THE
PRESIDENT.
His Arrest and Imprisonment
CoLUMBus, KY. july Is, 1855.

10 DIS LAe IS ~ nn;,ad stotas
Iresluens =, - 60 a. ,u;sos. and
The Hon. Horace oteeiey, euo e. ss;aa .aa
among the best OF your p iessa' .a a,Iaas
once addressed your uls.''s o ha uossn, ner
sor through The columns ., n a,onea ppca
He wrotei behaii u Tue oo ',p ~ t1
Lam emboldenea " hls s s:.; of NO nnSor
your attention 10 .he eohul''oi - Wy M un ras
tunate whites, beslaes, shoW a n no,a; sva
are surrounded ny poil.lca, a,lu , I'VE o 81
patriots VINO aany appVa po, IF ther lave
Executive grace 20 assaee s9a ,,lace s and Il
OF country ana ue.estas.on = f en- M resto
offer up the,r 'efseus P.ays tsa nrannration
ration OF your heal' l;so aDq ps sS some one
Of your lnValnap'e me ., srn"p and
of these may see tnls cone' ..a,sr Eyao,lsm
present 1t 70 the al'enlloi :, 2sGas ' t;ma !
cy. In this press upon p'sc.oa .' - ei nhaor
make estimate o. sne ,n,elsa ~ coutrahands
fully devote 10 lhe sasH ~ t ~ sita n tbe
who constitute SO nuch u u 'ns cue u ~
Capital .a.. ,.,n,ol of vonr
know the magnanlliio ~ na.uie - ~. ~,
Excellency, and ! lear she sau auuouasi e
IN fataI ia The delicate sensibilities OF your
vi car and l. generous heart. / was arrested
atmy home in Dfesash ~ aa,a al eh,,ent
day last lhangmaan gay y s u..tD, and
'an a wou,d do honor to any service.
s abps apa knowu in the Army Regulations
= s.eolored troops but, to their shame be
!, snoIen your old friends still persist in
ealing them nniggers.r They were com
mang I and directed By four or FIVE white
men who arrested me as Mr.. Adder-rig,
rom which ] infer they claim lagerbeei
nstionalitv. j deem it my duty to report
,bat your Old friends Ct the secesh persnaa
sion still persist in the reasonable pr1aleliNc'
3 II cal,ino the personnel Of such expedition
IA - Dutch and niggers." 4ou VII
dohbtless Be relieved 10 hear that the expe
lion Mas { success. Though he'd timely
worninp Of the approaching raid, 1 preferred
surrender TO hopeless resistance, and tn
command reached this city without materla
loss, treating me, since my arrest with coaf
tesy and kindness, for which am grateful,
/ have been here i've Gays; an9
though ! have not yet been aoie 70 oo'a !.
The names Of my accusers, or copy o. y
charges ifany upon when was af ;nsnra.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-16

{ &. i .19
viii not the Sublime forle , aos a .Sa
Aud will not those great p1w ,ers, VIM be.
anxiously await 9 pfe.exs 70 ia'e1'ete. NV.
halfof Maxlmlllian, pc argea ao i! sA'IS'nH
measures when informed thas nus .n cne,l
American ally IS under arrest viii ~
further enlarge upon the oangs s a : wy
craftsmanship alone can saw yosr f. 49,
istration, and. what IS q the nrst impor-
lance to every Office holder, secure YOU.
reelection. y suggest TINS eApeuisnl y
the best; BroWnlow has any number Q. cou W.!
in Tennessee. His judges }althsough gu,
Constitution requires that they os ,elec:eu
by the people, have been appolnteso .oy NM y J,
sell. They are true as steel g =, you anu
your glorious. Administrator. Lnelr u
rlsdction is co-ex tenslye WIN !ne'ra rt SMn
wishes and broWnioWs necsssl.lss :,, ~
are all sworn TO execute ms plous Will. D p,
sides, you have Fsdersl eonl coSr,s , are
operation a,i,ose' Il a 0ani; Noaby;lla and
Knoxville for the .ne luul;Ia' e's S,,saS
which embrace the n.als y easn a = TSS
district attorneys, w9o aIe guoa A. ays NJ
lists, reside. The Judge, Inc 1onoIao.s
@ r Trigg, is your irlsno, any. , SaS 49,, III
pointed upon your and . plo ani9 os voa p.
W y. ~ = II a..
never belonged tosthe land Or naval slss se 6
vice, and l suggest Win greas1 -uinlus 8 =
~ is true that ey Transferring NY = ~. sv,
Of these many trlonaas lol ssGs ' ~,
the sensiDll,les y ~ a.. .ansrus FAILING
1 not be shocked beyond recover y.ttiI anIles
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-16

The Projectors ii the Nrvs oRLaAss
Daily AND Weekly TINES, encouraged By
the liberal support given to their jourpel,
have made ample arrangements for It's I'M
provement, with q view to making i, IL
every respect, d,
FIRST,GLASS9 SOUTHERN FAMll'
LY AND NEWS PAPER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-16
THE new ORLEANS
Times. ''., ..!'
gItl@ q Is 4 7-s..'7 0 9. E5.fll az M
THE LEADING JOUR
NALOF THE SOUTH.
PUBLISHED D AILYAND WEEKLY

Devoted to Literature and General News
The Discussion Of State and National
Topics The Welfare Of the Planting
Interest The Progress Of Southern
Commerce, and the Regeneration
OF Prosperity in the Southern ~
States.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-16

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
p,,on FORTRESS MONROE.
yre,ury Of the Butler Elect-Admiral Psr-
ter again Rombnrcing Fort Fisher-
vaomns y. blair and Son gone 10 the
Froni-ArrivnI Of Prisoners tnkcn by
RatleF.
FoRI MONROE, Friday, Dec. 30. 1874.

FoRI MONROE, Friday, Dec. 30, 1874
! Nearly ali the steamers composing the portion
of the e1pediionary feet under the command OF MAJ
Gen Butler which sailed from this port several weeks
since have returned IN safety Notwithstanding the Sc
we're storm experienced along the Coast, and While an
chored off Wilmington.
Tie Santiago dc Cuba and Fort Jackson have been
che ONLY vessels attached to the Naval feet which have
as yet arrived from off Wilmington. and the latest ad.
vices received from Admiral Porter represents him IS
still subjeelinS Tort fish2r Ia vigorous lombard
ment.
Tie NoLfoM Pss'.s o! today contains The following
correspondence from of Fer; Fisher, dated the 9th
ins.
THE shore is srewn with broken boats, which have
been wrecked in one way and another. They lie scat
tered along the beach from Fort Fisher 10 Mason.
borough.
The North Cerolns State works, at Mssonborough'
were destroyed by IRE Iasi Saturday.
MANY Of the vessels have withdrawn from these
waters and the bombardmen may be said to have come
70 All end"
The Hon, Montgomery and Francis =. B'ar arrived
here Yesterday ard left AT lste hour last night on
visit TO the army operating seoinst Richmond, Va
Two hundred and 6f,y 81 the North Caroiins Re
serves captured by Mi Gen. Batter IN tie vicinity OF
Fort Fisher dscmbcrked from the steamship Baltic
! Yesterday afternoon IN route to Point Lookout Mo.
The condition q these prisoners was exceedingly
wretched. mary Of them being wi.hou; blankets and
oyerconts, and In shoeless and haiiess.
Two.tbirds OF the number apparently had not yet
reached the age % ~ while the remaining third ~ them
ranged between The wears of 10 and l6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Srw-Year's Tipping.

T. ~ EDITOR o. 7As y T. T-ibr1s
SIR: Having often been favored by the
perusal Of articles IL your columns IL opposition 10 The
rum traaic arr encouraged scrd yoa few lines Of
warning 70 those " ,osI readers ho are IN tho habit
o. Offering the tempting glass to theiT friends New
Years dsv
Temperate dFiuk,r n lTh' bs,e ard probably always
win contend that fIIY arc teic, and yet orr great
ARMY Of druukards is every hour drafting recruits from
emoug those Who only "ocoasiouay take glass !" and
thousands who would consider rs very oppressive q
compulsory cal 10 Join OF, glo.iou, army and win by
,alorous deeds al impershabie mans. willingly. to-
willingly, join tia; army vhess victory Is disgrace
aad whose eud is eternal ,famy.
That only glass !, dangerous aud tha: IL q &
great hin offer IL be proven by thousands oi
stapces; bu, wi. mention few tia, eea su.hsnti.
cate;
TIL. wife ~ n-s'hy citizen OF - whose
New Years table WA te,upting' spread with th.
sparkling beverage. wa tempted to tsse COCA.
sional glass Ber erp-tiio increased until sd. De.
sigri'i,.- arrtat and she hss often left her
home fashon1hv alfred and beet found IN the lowest
al brothes clothed IN rags sHL .tuptuy drgls. an
fo,n4 without aVc.tig- cf ievclry, money,
ioA.y lei. Having once been stg, up IN rooiI. she
uascrewed the d,or.,oos tn her thass rsH wearing
her fesL down 10 the bore, go out Jumped across en
area way. h.ok. hrg arm. Wen. hrC,hci with her
bloody hand aud broken ara. AVID When fogni Uas
bes'tly Iir.Aa
lady ~ the CITY Of T.. LIS been muct iRtoN.
Gated 10 appear IN the stree;' g,,'eefiv na.!..
wortAS merchant ot Albany personal fiieni. was
tempted 10 taso .,ake SLlss Of ria,. " proved his
ruin, and The ost heard Of hir he was a miserable
drnAur wandering IN 'ho streets Of Buffalo. begging
the passefs by TO- 'ispencs 70 buy dgnl OF rum.
wealthy Insllshlnau VIA tempted 90 take glass
OF s.e ihsf gould not hut any one o." No; ,oi q
since he sent .or ne 20 ~ and him; i found
him In poverty suffering from hi. ntljM saqcs n as
iir- r.r,r sRh hi. skin from head to foo. the color
81 soorld. ] could i5dshnitey continue tue list but
will not. lave | uOi told enough Ia convince any one
thai there Is dsAss3 M eyp' 1hs, there .attfy oag
- ,o:gi ob.fiasaesy Ladies' % New-Yor. viii you
,tay your hands Jon fearful riss 10
init that act which may bring ruin 20 many happy
homer Ci,hoas ELioh Is the strongest love Of God
your fellow ner, your country your souls. rsnl LEI
Jour conJsct to-day and hereafter answer.
Yours. Roy Temperance.
HEsBrrI RfID. BrooAi,n. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
TESTIMONIAL TO vtCE-ADn1HAL
FAREAGUT.
Presentation Of $50 900 TO the Vise-Admi'
ral-Addrcss by Moses Taylor, esq
Admiral rarrn2uf's Reply.

On Saturday morning last, Nice-Admral
Farragu was presented with the sum OF fly thousand
dollnrs recently collected by committee Of New'fork
citizens The presentation took place lathe Custom
House in The presence u large number Of cur most
prominent citizens Tic meeting WA caned to order
~ Mr. Nosrs TAYLoE, Who on behalf q the Commit
tee, read the following address
To pTos ldniral DAVID G. FARRAGrT S'Etor F1os. %
ccr oft1s Uiied s airs Nary
DIA. SIR 1t il but act al duty on the pfrt OF the
citizens OF .hls commercial community 20 hcAHoWlrHSc
ine brilliant services YOU have rendered TO tue county
In guarding maritime interests, proc, ting us COM
merce aid rrantaiEing ne honor Of lie 1ag.
The eslrntry displayed y the fleet which. nndcr
your orders opened the Mississippi from te Drita 10
tie Crescent City, descItedy wup the applause ~
grateful people: aud sill latcr IN the contest now
wagirg FOR g. e restoration q the National huIhory'
nna the Iosss .on Cf tie rts and Territory Oh Tue
Union Nour Unparalleled .k. at GRluiiess iEtfe pd!
in forcing The entrance 81 the Boy of Mobile and cap
iny its dceusc' thrilled te he rtS OF your qouu!
Iren and excited DISCRIMINATION Of every gen9oas M
tin.
he deeds witch .igstrnte alike yOnr nare shd the
nav hist " of tee Republic have been ly rccngairrd
In yolr D. emotion to grade higher than Ls ever been
known in tie American Navy; rnns fairy won III
bloody conflict, Justly bestowed by the Government ana
gladly h.il d hy the American people.
The c.tiZous o. Sewio Gun otrT no 'rihute tquai
10 your claims thelr gratitude and aft, tou. Ihci
desire Il 10 receive You rs one OF ter nao,
and 10 he permitted 49, irlouciHeu-, 10 stfe "a iAe
reDowu Won will bring the MstrufUlltGu ~.
Thu de,ie g. felt ~ VIII Tho whole comma
nifty mud in The hone that II mny rot b" nconsiste!i
with your own views tie grateful duty has been con
e 10 u If placing IN your hands tue accompanying
tssi.m lnl ard
f.'l fully your fri-nd, horts I hLoE Chairman.
SllvL SLOAN Stcretnrv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Cap,ar. Of F.ur ~. Ai.nn. Raiders,
AIN hAvIN. Conn.. Si.arday.

HwhAvES Conn. Saturday, Doc 81. lsA.
III, Palladium Of this evening contains the
following;
=, The following facts furnished b. Capt. Jane. Rice
FfoFost Marshal 81 the lOnsrript veIs inter
wang as they indicate thai four ~ lie 81. A!baHs
tsoers have been caugtl q, 'h- camp.
On rday. the Z3d inst. dc.aC5:1cnt o. recruits az
sneo RON Windsor. W.. N which we've four men, IL
'.nty southerneTs. and Of good appearance.
Two OF taeu, sboE after ueir arrival, displayed a
'est des Of 81 Adams money aaG desired % know II
vac ~ Adams banks vera rcacemiug their bills end
sahted to exchange them Tor olher money. They
~'oHed also hils Georgia snd South Carolina banks
w.. quantity Of Canadian eiiveT. 1Aey claimed ~
-ons n canada. and sent ava; money from tho camp
. oinereni name1 from those uuier which they
49,, I1sy also SAID that they came down from Cana
CNhl ttOse same St. Adams raiders who went 20
IVV,u rna enlisted aud were caught. that they crme
sl'ia 10 White River Junction where they parted
az pnt their companions going 20 Concord u enlist,
pneJ ocmihs on " Nind3G- i0l lie same purpose.
nnrsha Rice on these and Oiber suspicious
Es,Su, afTes,ed the men on Thursday. December 80
nae them phOtogr, Pied and their pictures sent
c oo'el7ior smith, Of Vermont
Ind w. oI smith has telegTapAed 20 Captain Rico 20
tsonto Ihe men. Since the arrest Of these men the
E.,sss ~ aouthrTners were heard BAY that they
VIZ nv 2! Tie -. Al.tD- 4giic-g. snc tAht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
PROM WILMINGTON.
Rebel Account of the Attack-JEe Union
Fleet Conc.

WTlmyeToS. y. C.. Wednesday, Dee %, 1861.
The Federal fleet has disappeared. Only the
usual blockaders remain.
Gen. Bragg reports that with present means and dis
position of forces danger need be apprchended Had
reSufogcements arrived might have captured
many prisoners. The enemy drew w In seTnieircie
and poured concentric fire into Fort Fisher destroy
ing every house and pIoushins up the ground Col
Lamb and garrison deserve much credit ss well ss the
junior reserves
The enemy threw over many horses in the gale and
suf T ID much Otherwise.
There was another gale last night.
The Alexandra has been seized al Nassau by order Of
She British Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
The War in i.be seusawesi.

tANsC, Dec. ~, lsot.
) surgeons gig. With party of twelve per-
,ons aboard left Tie naval hospital Mound Cry last
night with the design OF landing at TIE Navy Yard
II very dark. and it showing fast In attempt
Ing to land the gig swept under the bows " the dis
patch.hoat General Lyon and cepsiyed 5. {. Dude!
mad daughter OF ST Louis John Hesher and Jones Lea
nan were drowned. Nm. Ludley, who was Of the
party was so overcome by the loss Of her husband and
child that her gave woy Ind ale Ia now in very
s"rious danger
The steamer SilYcr MoOl vim 80 bales OF cotton.
from Memphis passed to-day for Cincinnati. She re
ports very heavy ice between Hickman and Cairo.
duel was fought near Memphis OF the 2sih. between
two planters, resulting in The death 81 both psftef.
General Candy had issued order warning steam.
bost men to be on their guard against gnerrilns Al
shoagh they had not disturbed D1ats for some time Or
PLANTATIONS are known TO exist COZ the purpose OF de
s,royirg steamer and storehouses along the Missis
sippi.
The tia Dr McAliller for attempting to burn The
NempAi, and Charleston Railroad depot sometime
.inee j. progressing before Tii.a-y commission at
Memphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Obsccuies Of Minister Dayton.

The obsequics Of tho late Hon. William l..
DAYTON our recon, Minister Plenipotentisry 10 tue
Court Of France took place al shout O'Clock on SntuT'
day afternoon The remains were ring in state In the
Governors Room Of the City Hail. IL large number OF
distinguished personseos we're in attendance among
whom were ice. Admiral Fsrragu, Admiral Paalng.
Major General DIX Brigrder-Grneral Hunt. General
Van Vliei Mayor Guntl,r. Captain Drayton. Of the
United States steamer Har;f I'd. General y. u Wet
more Hon Judges Dcly and Brady. Collector Draper
Professor X o. Dorsraa- ard lady nitrd States Mar
shs Murray Hon. j. W Brooks, Vice Consul W Farn;
Postmaster mes Kelly. John Austin Stevens. Rev DIR.
Cuy.r DR.. Dsyton brother If tie deceased Min ster;
mi M.Itin McMah n ofGeIeral Dis stat; lar. e
dee ton Il tie CcaOh Counci OF Trenton, ald ssve-
raj relatives cud fiends ~ ihe departed.
At hatpast twelve O'Clock. the Seventh Regiment,
National Guard drew up in front Of the City Hall, 10
act Us an .sSDri. and after eloquent pr0yer by tie
Rev Or Cuylsr. Ito coin wrapped In the American
colois wac borne 20 the bear.e IA waiting follow cd by
tie assembsee in the following order:
Mayor Guu,heg and yice,Adnir. FsTaEut.
N,of Ocfrrai DiI aid Adnla Padding
d.. Dayton, brother Of t-cea.ea
OtLf. Rs.aiye. of deCsa-et-
N.,gy OF Trenton With Drrus Of Coun-on Co;Sc RON
place.
N.Ih~Es o. Chamber OF Cofln!sr'.
Head o. S.i.on. Site and AsnicI 81 Dos ailments
CtiEsns generally
The ea,ire procession then proceeded tho JERSEY
CITY Ferry, Ia the following order;
Detachment O; Police.
Grs'a,, s,"nh e';imSn' n.aa ...-.,.,.. =.
TIE seventh Regiment y ~. :. n l., uLsc' coF1Bito o.
Col p Clsk sciins s' ~. sosrd Of ho4or
Th- hssrsc
nr,schr1cnt Of ReguisIs
MoiTnrr, n Carriages.
Oiac,rs O. Army add Nav.
Citizens g-rrfafy.
The remains vsre conVryec 10 Trenton. Y. j.. where
", understand ih.y wil' be inferred sonorroS.
n. Telegraph
Tgi.NioS. y. J.. .iGs J. lss5.-
IL. remains of the Hon. William J.. Dayton
arrived here IT oio-k NIGHT ard escorted e
the state Home By the Governor aud o.y authorities
wher, they Icy In state with detachment OF trosps a,
guard Of honor The fIncrsl procession will move
from the State How. Thursday morning. At y
- clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

PrESIS rArioN.-Captain Cameron Of the
Eighteenth l'rec.nc, Was Oh Saturday evening. ~
Irving HAL in lrVi,S-place, presented by the
citizens o. ,te Eighteenth Ward with nne oafes'
and 4 United States bond Cor $500. Unitet
States D!srict.A;;orney T.. Deisfe.d Smith,, naf'
the presentation il ftt.ng terms. abiding 20 th'
long services OF the recipient ne having been
nec,et with the Police Of this city since 1884; be shaving
assisted in queng the Iappsn riots. tho Sixth Ware
rict and later The Tiot, in July 1863 In al three 30
haJ bora5 al act.ys and brave part. Cspt Cameron
thanked the donors Tor their kind gift but begged 70 b"
excused from Masking spsech During the evening
collation. was served up aud speeches were made br
Postmaster james Kelly Inspector Carpenter, senstor
Lainbeer, Capt Copeland yr Harrison, the propr
etor OF the HAL sho .inly furnished t Oh ihc cces-
slnn. and OfheIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Very Little Doing--A Rebel sp, Captured.

ASllN6ION, l'tN- 'Af '''''
A letter from the Army OF the Potomac 18Th
anst, says;
Several shells were thrown by The enemy end some
from batteries in entirely rev positions. No Damage
resulted to our troops Picket tr'ug s stu maiAtsihu
nj Intervals NJ several localities along tine front but 1t Is
not SO general few days ago Desertohs if0ni 'pe
Rebel army continue in about the same proportion as
IN, s,ro ton dav, plst. Twelve deser'ors were re-
ported OF headq quarters on the 2'tb
A Rebel SPY wn recently captured neHr CITY f"n''
upon v hose person elaborate drawings aud deferp'
tive sketches OF our denses 10 bs locality were touhu'
II rs stated that when taken he WIS on ms way 10 Wv!
Point TO complete his mission by examining the inner
fne Of works at thar place.
Passengers who Jeff City Poirt yesterday report 'aa'
picket firing was still going at the iront. Within
two days one hundred and fifty doserters have come
into our lines. among trem five North Carolina con
scripts One of them says that four or i've ds!s ago
diyision Of Gen. Early's command was ii Richmond
prepsring u move southwest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

IL is announced that Colonel Fcnton, the
Governor al-c, hes selected Mr. Boman BFoch~ay' o.
W,tettowr rs his Priyste Secretary. Tie position
undor tie present organization 81 the Executive Dc
pnrtnen, IA Of great importance and the rev inenm
bcnt viii I'LL IL " genera acceptance DIT. brocs"hy
il himself from CbsutauQna County. and for several
year, edited IN, Mdyrik S,riHG. He was an early
,Garnburner" and friend of Air. fcutoB. He next
became editor " TIE OsEtgO Palladium nnd aiter'
ward of IN, Pplrskf Ic~ocrdi, hoth ~ th"m Her'
Iii tcurn,i, lie aftcrward became member
~ Inc cIitoris stsr Of 1Hr TgBuSH OF his cty aud
returning ~ Orange County WIS elected 10 IRE A.
remb.y m the year 1876. HIS speech agsinst the OK
seosaion and WINS made tle occasion - preventing ms
ronIn0,op f gccrctnry Il state, bri t'o suhsequeDt