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The Daily Dispatch: September 9, 1863., [Electronic resource]

Russia and the United States. --In foreign news to-day there is a report alliance between Russia and the United States. Rumors of important interactional intrigues and treaties have so numerous and so unreliable of that we cannot put faith in this. But is precisely such an alliance, offensive and defensive, as we should like to see. should at once settle the policy of Western Powers of Europe, and the of the present struggle should assume shape and proportions of precedented magniRussia and the United States. Rumors of important interactional intrigues and treaties have so numerous and so unreliable of that we cannot put faith in this. But is precisely such an alliance, offensive and defensive, as we should like to see. should at once settle the policy of Western Powers of Europe, and the of the present struggle should assume shape and proportions of precedented magnitude. The world be startled at them. The issues on such a scale could not long and would no doubt be settled a favor of the peace and security of the world from the unscrupulousness, the atrocities, and brutalities of the worst members of the family of civilized nations. However, let us not look for these alliances. They are not impossible, but improbable.

Russia and the United States. --In foreign news to-day there is a report alliance between Russia and the United States. Rumors of important interactional intrigues and treaties have so numerous and so unreliable of that we cannot put faith in this. But is precisely such an alliance, offensive and defensive, as we should like to see. should at once settle the policy of Western Powers of Europe, and the of the present struggle should assume shape and proportions of precedented magnUnited States. Rumors of important interactional intrigues and treaties have so numerous and so unreliable of that we cannot put faith in this. But is precisely such an alliance, offensive and defensive, as we should like to see. should at once settle the policy of Western Powers of Europe, and the of the present struggle should assume shape and proportions of precedented magnitude. The world be startled at them. The issues on such a scale could not long and would no doubt be settled a favor of the peace and security of the world from the unscrupulousness, the atrocities, and brutalities of the worst members of the family of civilized nations. However, let us not look for these alliances. They are not impossible, but improbable.

From Charleston. Charleston, Sept. 8. --During last the firing was mostly from our batteries against the Cumming's Point battery. Battery Wagner is now garrisoned by the 54th Massachusetts (negro) regiment, and the Massachusetts State flag floats over it this morning. The monitors and Ironsides have opened a severe fire on Fort Moultrie. [Second Dispatch.] Moultrie, and occasionally day long. The casualties at Moultrie were 17 killed and 19 wounded. Our works on Sullivan's Island are uninjured. About noon, the enemy fired the village of Moultrieville, on Sullivan's Island, in several places, with incendiary shells. The light of the burning houses is still visible down the harbor. Our batteries on Sullivan's Island and Fort Moultrie have been replying briskly to the enemy's fleet. Two of the monitors, which were struck very frequently, were towed off by a wooden steamer. All quiet to-night.

against the Cumming's Point battery. Battery Wagner is now garrisoned by the 54th Massachusetts (negro) regiment, and the Massachusetts State flag floats over it this morning. The monitors and Ironsides have opened a severe fire on Fort Moultrie. [Second Dispatch.] Moultrie, and occasionally day long. The casualties at Moultrie were 17 killed and 19 wounded. Our works on Sullivan's Island are uninjured. About noon, the enemy fired the village of Moultrieville, on Sullrie were 17 killed and 19 wounded. Our works on Sullivan's Island are uninjured. About noon, the enemy fired the village of Moultrieville, on Sullivan's Island, in several places, with incendiary shells. The light of the burning houses is still visible down the harbor. Our batteries on Sullivan's Island and Fort Moultrie have been replying briskly to the enemy's fleet. Two of the monitors, which were struck very frequently, were towed off by a wooden steamer. All quiet to-night.

e on Fort Moultrie. [Second Dispatch.] Moultrie, and occasionally day long. The casualties at Moultrie were 17 killed and 19 wounded. Our works on Sullivan's Island are uninjured. About noon, the enemy fired the village of Moultrieville, on Sullivan's Island, in several places, with incendiary shells. The light of Sullivan's Island, in several places, with incendiary shells. The light of the burning houses is still visible down the harbor. Our batteries on Sullivan's Island and Fort Moultrie have been replying briskly to the enemy's fleet. Two of the monitors, which were struck very frequently, were towed off by a wooden steamer. All quiet to-night. in several places, with incendiary shells. The light of the burning houses is still visible down the harbor. Our batteries on Sullivan's Island and Fort Moultrie have been replying briskly to the enemy's fleet. Two of the monitors, which were struck very frequently, were towed off by a wooden steamer. All quiet to-night.

Fifty Dollars reward. --Will be paid for the apprehension of Anne and her child, Eliza, who left my farm, near Powhatan Depot; on the 26th ult.--Anne is a good-looking black woman, about 40 years old, of medium size, and responds quickly and intelligently when spoken to. The girl is about 7 years old, very intelligent, and a little jimber-jawed. They were purchased of Mr. D. R. Williams, of Lynchburg, on the 15th August. R. N. Hudson, Genito, Powhatan co, Va. se 9--2t*

Fifty Dollars reward. --Will be paid for the apprehension of Anne and her child, Eliza, who left my farm, near Powhatan Depot; on the 26th ult.--Anne is a good-looking black woman, about 40 years old, of medium size, and responds quickly and intelligently when spoken to. The girl is about 7 years old, very intelligent, and a little jimber-jawed. They were purchased of Mr. D. R. Williams, of Lynchburg, on the 15th August. R. N. Hudson, Genito, Powhatan co, Va. se 9--2t*

Fifty Dollars reward. --Will be paid for the apprehension of Anne and her child, Eliza, who left my farm, near Powhatan Depot; on the 26th ult.--Anne is a good-looking black woman, about 40 years old, of medium size, and responds quickly and intelligently when spoken to. The girl is about 7 years old, very intelligent, and a little jimber-jawed. They were purchased of Mr. D. R. Williams, of Lynchburg, on the 15th August. R. N. Hudson, Genito, Powhatan co, Va. se 9--2t*

Fifty Dollars reward. --Will be paid for the apprehension of Anne and her child, Eliza, who left my farm, near Powhatan Depot; on the 26th ult.--Anne is a good-looking black woman, about 40 years old, of medium size, and responds quickly and intelligently when spoken to. The girl is about 7 years old, very intelligent, and a little jimber-jawed. They were purchased of Mr. D. R. Williams, of Lynchburg, on the 15th August. R. N. Hudson, Genito, Powhatan co, Va. se 9--2t*

Fifty Dollars reward. --Will be paid for the apprehension of Anne and her child, Eliza, who left my farm, near Powhatan Depot; on the 26th ult.--Anne is a good-looking black woman, about 40 years old, of medium size, and responds quickly and intelligently when spoken to. The girl is about 7 years old, very intelligent, and a little jimber-jawed. They were purchased of Mr. D. R. Williams, of Lynchburg, on the 15th August. R. N. Hudson, Genito, Powhatan co, Va. se 9--2t*