GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Date: 07 August 1863
SUN-STROKES, CORONERS' INQUESTS, ETC. There were several cases of sun-stroke and sudden deaths reported at the Coroner's office yesterday.
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Alfred Sutro OBE (7 August 1863 – 11 September 1933) was an English dramatist, writer and translator. In addition to a succession of successful plays of his own in the first quarter of the 20th century, Sutro made the first English translations of works by the Belgian writer Maurice Maeterlinck.
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The French in Mexico.
Date: 07 August 1863
Correspondence of the London Army and Navy Gazelle.
MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA; THE RECENT FIGHT IN CULPEPPER. THE ENEMY IN JAMES RIVER."
Date: 08 August 1863
FROM GEN. LEE'S ARMY
From GEN
From the Dispatch, 6th.
GENERAL NEWS.
Date: 08 August 1863
The trial of the rioters continued in the Court of Sessions yesterday, before Recorder HOFFMAN. Two prisoners, charged with the crime of riot, ...
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.; Jeff. Davis Appeals to Absent Rebel Soldiers to Return is the Army. Amnesty and Pardon to Absentees an Deserters. The Women Implored to Use Their Influence. The Rebels 'Discouraged About Charleston. Gen. Lee's Army Massed and Ready for Battle. A GENERAL INVASION EXPECTED.
Date: 08 August 1863
The flag-of-truce-boat New-York, under charge of Maj. JOHN E. MULFORD, arrived at Fortress Monroe from City Point last evening, with 250 exchanged prisoners.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.; OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES CHARLESTON. RETALIATION. GEN. HOWARD. MOUNTED INFANTRY, ETC. THE EXEMPTION OF ALIENS. PROMOTION OF THE LATE GEN. STRONG.
Date: 08 August 1863
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 7
NEWS FROM MEXICO.; The Monarchy in Puebla The Presidency in Tlaliscoyam Murder of La Liave Important from Jalisco The French inPachuca Confiscation in Mexico City, &c.
Date: 07 August 1863
The Corporation of Puebla has passed a resolution in favor of establishing a monarchy, and this resolution has been approved by the members of the Supreme and lower Courts, the State College, and, of course, by the various officials who are in place under the new order of things.
THE PEN AND THE SWORD.
Date: 07 August 1863
-- The literary estate has sent its representatives to the field, and in no case have they failed to uphold the honor of the profession. There was Winthrop, who fell at Big Bethel, one of the first heroes of the war; FITZ JAMES O'BRIEN, who met his death wound with LANDER, and had we time, we could call over a long roll of names well known in the literature of the country, that have gone out to battle -- many that went out, but were fated to never return. The New-York Times contributed its quota early in the war. Several went from the composition and press rooms. CHARLES G. HALPINE, an editorial writer, is now a Colonel on HUNTER's Staff, having joined the army as a Staff officer before the first battle of Bull Run, and continued with it ever since. Maj. GOVERNEUR CARR went from the TIMES Office, too, as a Lieutenant in Duryea's Zouaves, participated in the action at Big Bethel, where WINTHROP fell, and won a Captaincy fairly. When it was proposed to raise a regiment to be known as the second battalion of Duryea's Zouaves, he took an active part, and to his exertions, in a good measure, its successful raising was due. He was commissioned Major. The regiment went from New-York with BANKS' Expedition. and now news comes that the Major was severely wounded at the head of his men in the attack on Port Hudson -- ADAM BADEAU, too -- a brother-in-law of "DICK BUSTEED," a writer who acquired some celebrity from his contributions to the light literature of the day, and from a series of essays written over the signature of "Vagabond," which originally appeared in some of the weeklies, and were subsequently published in book form, for some time a war correspondent of the TIMES, joined the army at Port Royal, being appointed to the Captaincy of a company. He saw service at the West, and went with Gen. SHERMAN to the Lower Mississippi. Capt. BADEAU also was wounded in the same action where CAPR got his last scars. These are newspaper men who will have something to talk about "when the war is over," and whose patriotism was not a mere thing of words. Other journalists are serving their country bravely and effectually at home, but they must all yield the palm of sacrifice to those who have gone into actual service where bombs fall and bullets fly -- San Francisco Bulletin.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.; OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES. CONSCRIPTS ARRIVING. LOSS OF HORSES. COURT-MARTIAL. TO DISBURSING OFFICERS.
Date: 07 August 1863
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 6.