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1864 February 14

Articles

• Fatal Affray.
• AFFAIRS IN INDIANA.; Reception of Veterans Slippery Copperheads The New Call Prospects.
• FROM CHARLESTON.; Destruction of the Blockade-Runner Presto Failure of Attempts to Reinforce the Garrison of Sumter Mortality in the Fort Sinking of a Rebel Internal Machine Escape of Deserters, and their Story. BOSTON, Saturday, Feb. 13.
• Jury Duty ia New-York.
• LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.; VOLUNTEERING AND THE PROSPECTIVE DRAFT. Interesting Report of the County Volunteer Committee. APPENDIX A. APPENDIX B. APPENDIX C.
• NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.; OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE The Situation in Tennessee The Probabilities The Army of the Potomac.
• AFFAIRS IN UTAH.; The Legislature Miscellaneous.
• NEWS OF THE DAY.; THE REBELLION.
• THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.; Gen. Owen's Official Report of the Recent Passage of the River.
• The Speed of the Sloop-of-War Iroquois.
• THE CHATHAM-STREET SHOOTING AFFRAY.; Great Excitement Among the "Dead Rabbits."THE ANTE-MORTEM EXAMINATION OF THE VICTIM. HE REFUSES TO TESTIFY AGAINST HIS MURDERER. Extensive Fire on Water-street. The Metropolitan Fair. Junior Exhibition of the New-York Free Academy. The Female Assistance Society. The Late Firemen's Fight. New Quarantine Site.
• PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.; SENATE. OFFICERS DRAWING COMMUTATION.
• FROM NICARAGUA.; Rumored Resignation of President Martinez Cultivation of Cotton.
• CONGRESS.
• Obituary.
• GENERAL CITY NEWS.
• THE STATE LEGISLATURE; OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE. The Appropriation Bill Expenses of the National Guard Exciting Debate in the Assembly.
• ANOTHER REPENTANT REBEL.; A Leading Alabaman Denounces Secession.
• STATE LEGISLATURE.
• Pennsylvania and the War.; CLAIMS ON ACCOUNT OF DAMAGES BY THE REBELS.
• LAW REPORTS.; Collector of the Lawrence Estate Motion to Dissolve the Injunction in the Case. COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM. Before Judge Cardozo. Affairs of the Excelsior Insurance Company Motion Made to Wind it Up.
• PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.; SENATE. BILLS NOTICED. ASSEMBLY.
• The Troubles in Missouri.
• GENERAL NEWS.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• Geo. Thompson and Anna Dickenson.
• From St. Louis Reconstruction in Tennessee.
• The Maiden Murder.; ARREST OF THE CULPRIT GREEN.
• The Omens of Ruin.
• Colorado Territory.
• GEN. BANKS' DEPARTMENT.; An Important Order Regarding Plantation Labor. ESCAPED PRISONERS. HEROIC CAPTURE OF A REBEL COLONEL BY A
• Article 5 -- No Title; Evening Exchange.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• Gen. Meade at Philadelphia.
• Prosperity of the Country and its Inventive Talent.
• Lotteries at Fairs.
• FROM EAST TENNESSEE.; The Situation at Knoxville.
• INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.; THE PALMERSTON-O'KANE SCANDAL CASE. The Escape of the Rebel Pirate Rappahannock. Prosecution of the Chief-Engineer of Sheerness Dockyard. Comments of the English Press on American Topics. Descriptive Details of the Eng- lish Iron-Clads. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, FASHIONS, ETC. THE PALMERSTON-O'KANE SCANDAL. BRITISH AID TO THE REBELLION. AMERICAN TOPICS. THE ENGLISH IRON-CLADS. FRENCH NEWSPAPERS ON THE ENGLISH PRESS. MISCELLANEOUS. FASHIONS FOR FEBRUARY. FOREIGN ITEMS.
• PERSONAL.
• STAFF OFFICERS AND THEIR DUTIES. The
• Gen. Butler at New-Orleans.
• DIED.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• FROM THE SOUTH.; A REMARKABLE PROPOSAL The Rebel Government Urged to Exchange Cotton and Tobacco for Food and Raiment.YANKEE NOTIONS WANTED IN THE SOUTH.A Picture of the Sufferings of Our Soldiers in Libby Prison.COTTON AND TOBACCO.A PROPOSAL TO BYCHANGE FOR FOOD AND RAIMENT. THE LIBBY PRISON. THE REBEL CONSCRIPTION. NORTH CAROLINA THE RECENT MOVEMENT IN VIRGINIA. CHARLESTON.
• Centralization in France.
• How to Raise the Quota.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; Cleared. Arrived. Sailed. By Telegraph. Spoken, &c. Domestic Ports. Foreign Ports.
• FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.; BOLD EXPLOIT OF A GUERRILLA BAND. A Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Captured. The Passengers Robbed of Money and Jewelry. No Prisoners Taken by the Rebels and the Train Not Injured.
• The Prussian Imbroglio
• The Theory of Secession Speech of Mr. Stevens.
• Movements of European Steamers.; For New-Orleans, Havana, &c. Departure of Domestic Mails.
• The Jura and Hibernia Outward Bound.