The New-York Times

Document Type

Newspaper

Publication Day

Tuesday

Publication Date

2-3-1863

Description

IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH. / Bombardment of Fort McAllister, at the Mouth of the Ogechee, by the Montauk. / An Engagement Lasting Five Hours and a Half. / The Montauk Hauled Off with Some Damage to her Turret. / The Rebel Shot Broken Against her Armor. / Preparations for the New Attack on Vicksburgh. // IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. / Passage of the Negro Soldier Bill in the House. / THE FINANCES OF THE GOVERNMENT. / Report of the Senate Finance Committee. / Indications of Alarm Among the Rebel Leaders. / AID FOR EMANCIPATION IN MISSOURI. // OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE. / France and America—Proposed Form and Mode of French Intervention. / The Contents of the French Yellow Book. / Character of the Correspondence with the United States. / Another Article from La Nation—-France Believes Separation Inevitable. / The Programme—Cotton to be Taken by Force, &c.

Place of Publication

New York, NY

Volume

12

Issue

3545

Price

3 cents

Condition

Fair

Condition Notes

Contains discoloring and left edges are stained.

Dimensions (W x H)

15.5 x 21

Box Number

4

Recommended Citation

The New-York Times, "The New-York Times" (1863). Neil and Sally Goldwasser Historic Periodicals Collection. 237.
https://spiral.lynn.edu/goldwasserhistoricalperiodicals/237