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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20

RxxAxx.-The Shilling Camphor Ice viii Giyosrne :
beautiful preparation this time Of the yssr spphs
ton win q, heal Chapped hands Lips and hsos Fer Pc
serving smoohness OF the t In frosty ane wn1y Wssss
Il sxcsh al other preparations. u
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ItPays! IsPa,s! ItPays!

WHAT PAYS TO Ro little out OF he way N thsse hard
tinass fof richly ilverpL TEA SETS ICE PIfChhkS
- %bere shs NE go why, the well known store OF
LUCfUs HART, Nos. 4 and Burl ne slp.
Wakeaeld.-Tbe owners Of property in WAkeheld are
hsreby notified the The property all
.,noyed and the d.bs al paid miing
Wis be Esge Hall Of Delaney and ChTistesis
fupper aoorl on FRIDAY ENEkING March ~ st O'Clock
when the Purchasing Trustee win make h final report 10
hoped that all the members will attend
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
5gpp!ag 4NteIl,gen E
FORT OF BALTIMORE, July II.

Arrived.
Steamers Hunter, Woodis Ocorara and Fanny Cad
waader all from Old Point. with troops bound for Wash
ngtOn.
sehr SOphronia, Won Narne, from New York-balast
to w Rhoads & ) n
Steamer Henry l. Cav, Her. from Philadelphia-mdse
to J Shrver.
Brig Palmetto, Jones, from New York-balast to Jas
Steamer Elizabeth from New York-mdse to J shri-
Steamer John shriver, Dennis, New York, Jas
Shriver.
Ship Hermine, (Brem) Bruncken, Bremen-katz 4
Leopold
Schr Justina Bandel, Peters, Mouroyia-w Rhoads 4
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Old Point Comfort, VAN
Falls
Steamer Elizabeth, Colmary New York; shriver
Shriver
81 schrs to the Eastern and Western shore these clear
ahcs being made in consequence of the recent order of tie
Oo''ec'or oil the port
Ship Falmouth, Haines from Liverrool-to L 8rauns
Il Co.
Sailed
Ship Hermine, (Brem) Bruncken, Bremen, in tow of
Ajax.
ship Casda, Stafford, Rotterdam. in tow of stcamtug
Reliance.
Bark May Queen Gayle Rio Janeiro, in tow of Edwin
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamer VIM Woodward, CundiT, New York, 26h
Bark Stella. tBreml Wulf, Bremerhaven, 10th.
Clearances Tnr Baltimore.
Steamship JOS Whitney Loveland, Boston, 25th inst.
Schr Geo Grice, Palmer, New York, 25th inst
Memoranda
Ship Admiral from Liverpool reports June 10th lat so
Ion 10 20 W. saw American ship. bound to the east
ward, showing blue flag with white ring in the centre
ana the letter inside the ring June 2Sth, lat 45 e. Ion
Al 40. saw Prussan bark Depesche. from London for
New York. q days out; July nth lat 40 TO- Ion 60 90,
spoke ship North America from New York for Liverpool;
July 22d lat 3S 20 lon 7 80 spoke spoke Reverence
from New Brunswick, bound to Havana. The Admiral
has salt to Shaer x Kohler.
ship Falmouth, from Liverpool had Al days passage,
: n l.. 20 II
lat 35 Ion s. 49, spoke brig Emma of New York; bound
eastward
Ship Isabella, Allen for Baltimore, at Rotterdam
9th inst
Bark Wheatland, Peacock, from Bahia. arrived at Cux
haven 1lth inst.
Bark Roberta, Child, from Bremen, arrived at York
26th fnst-per tel
Schr Ned McGee, ftom Rockport has ice to j Coch-
ran x Co
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, July 26-Arr ships West Point, Liver
pool Camilla bordeaux TigreSs, Sunde land Augustus
lavre; harks FiSun, Genoa Bounding BilIow. Monaco
JaEe Bishop. Livcrpno brgs Lucia, Suud rland; En-
lily, London; schr Se'ah Strong, Aguadilla cid
steamship City of Washington Liverpool ships Columbia
Glasgow; Scranton, Liverpool; brig Rose Galway;
schr Adela, Minititlan
NEW YORK, July 25.-Arr steamship Glasgow. Liver.
pool; ships London and Lamar, London Cid b trk
Tete, Queenstown; brigs Reed, Barbados; Hume
Cork
PHILADELPHIA, July 25-Noon Arr ship Tonawan.
da, Liverpool CID brig A White, Kingston. ia
schrs Seamans Bride, St Bart: Treasurer Monego Bay
Wm John and Friendship. Washington
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Cld ship Saranak, Liver
pool.
BOSTON, July 25.-Arr steamship Arabia Liverpool;
brig Louisa, Aux Cages.
MOVEWENTS nF ,,nEAN STgAsyEPC
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DID Nor BEHAVE AS BAD AS REPoRTED.-We are
requested BY friend of Capt. James NJ. Dolliver
to say that in the Captains preciHtate fight from
the field at Bull Run, he did take a seat upon
baggage wagon filled with wounded men, but not
upon an ambulance, and that the soldier who was
pushed Oft to make room for him not wounGeu,
only run down by fatigue. We thought .he ana op
tain would appear well when the reai ode tea for
out. We are further assured that De ma belned To
the jaded soldiers, and in various way "F
alIeviata thar distress-Boston Courier
Tpp MpN WHO WANT THE WAR W as,ho Aohp 6rst n
L...- - D nnblican Congress man was tne ;.h -; ~;
;,y from the field OF oattIe, WIN MS
arrive III ans 'ne and set OF men neo WIN more
three coHpa pd more bottom in the returning toe
speed snT Ts or reported worse disaster tor arms
OF strass others showed more courage, and pass"
or nigbt at Ceutrevile, where, all now agree,
%o eH 'returning army should have made its stand.
The BIGGEsr NUGGEr.-The Rocky Mountain
ye,rs saws the claim of Georgia guch to the big
best nugget of fine gold ever found in this country,
is contested by French gulch. The Georgia mug
get is $3.50 and belongs to Mr.. Pollard. W
have recently learned from gentleman iocate9 iii ~
French gulch, that nugget was founu .SSs hicb
at the jun pcton of French and Rich gucnes' "NAsN
weighed SAT-.
TRAVEL TO NRR C%EANs FROM MEMPals:-l9e GPt ,
Memphis Appeal saws that from the zotn OF Ju,y
the MISSISSIPPI an Tennessee Railroad VIII Gonhec'
with the Miss sip1 Central at Grenada thus ts-
! king passengers direct through to New Orleans
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 26 -Cotton.-No sales to day.
hidh!ing lO&dl cts Decreased receipts at all ports,
800 600 bales stock $3.50 bales. Sugar G4A cts for
fair to fully fair. Moasses 200 % cts Flour So 50(d
go Corn, 5od % cts Coffee quoted at 17l922 cts,
with an advancing tendency. Stock 800 bags.
PHILADELPHIA July 26.-Flour firm and quiet
Superfne $50; family s5G5.5O fancy So So Wheat
less acuve-red 81 l3Gl.l5 white llSdI % Corn
Prime yellow in demand at So Whiskey dull at I60
16s Cts
BUFFALO, July 26 Flour in fair demand and market
steady heat steady and in moderate demand sales
l3VOO bushels NO. Chicago spring at rs cts Corn
steady safes @ bushels mostly at 81 cts Whiskey
steady sales 225 hbs at l44 Lake imports-1 100
bbls flour 20 600 bushels wheat 600 corn Canal
expors-6OO bbs. flour, So 900 bushels wheat l59 900
do.
OSWEGO, July 26-Flour rather unsettled with
moderate demand: sales 100 bbls chiefly at "a
fancy Wheat scarce and held generally above the views
of buyers sales last night 206 bushels Chicago spring
at so cts and 1000 bushels No. do on private terms
Corn cen lower sales % 900 bushels Illinois at So
and 800 bushels hot do at q Lake imports
5 bushels wheat ia 900 bushels corn 10 600
rye Canal expors-4l0 bbls flour, IL 700 bushels wheat
IL 600 bushels corn 100 bushels Shipped to Mon
treal l. 200 bbls -four ,l29 bushels wheat
CHICAGO July 26 Flour quiet. Wheat has ad g.
yanced CT sales at SO cts for No ]; 65 for No
in store Corn steady at % cts for Mixed in store Oats
firm Receipts At 900 bushels wheat; ia coo bushels
corn; 100 bbIs -four Shipments: SEQ bbs -four 81 :
900 bushels wheat lS0 900 bushels $4,000 do oats
Freights advanc d about ct-engagements at cents
on corn to Buffalo Exchange on New York half per
cent discount for gold.
BOSTON July rs The market for Flour remains
without change with fair demand. We quote common
pranas Western $4,a6 Fancy brands $4,626i Extras
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SPECIAL.
The Army of the Observation-Disclosures
of HarDer's

FREDERICK, July 2S.
Harper's Ferry is being evacuated by the Federal
troops, who retiring to the Maryland side, the
baggage wagons and camp equipage having been
previously sent over.
In order to guard against surprise, the line of the
railroad is being protected by the troops.
The whereabouts of General Johnston are not
known, but the Confederate pickets were reported
yesterday to be within seven miles Of the Ferry.
Firing was heard to-day. DELTA.
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General Mcdowell, under escort of company of
cavalry, visited Alexandra this afternoon, for the
purpose Of viewing Fort Ellsworth and the differ
ent regiments here. Col Reyes has been appointed
to The command OF the 7tb brigade, 4th division,
consisting of the llth and 3Sth New York, I'd and
Sd New Jersey, 1lth Massachusetts and Mozart
regiments.
10 order to keep the Fire Zouaves within their
encampments, General Runyon compelled last
night 70 detail guard from the Mozart regiment
party of them struggling in Washington arrived
here last night under an escort of cavalry. Com
pany L, Captain Leveridge. is receiving golden
opinions in guarding the Government store houses
Gen. Runyon leaves tomorrow and Major General
Mccall assumes command of the Departmen ent of
Alpyandria
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HORACE GREELEY,
THE WAR BLOODHOUND,
FORWARD TO THE DEVIL!n

Sic transi: Horace, dc.
The Herald processes anxiety to know who is
nOiC Editor of the Tribune.
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Reception of the Sfxty-Sinth Regiment at
N.x

New YORK, July 27.-The gallant Goth regiment
arrived here early this morning, looking rather
rusty from their hard service. They were escorted
to their armory by a battalion of the 7th regiment
and various Irish societies, and most dense mass
OF friends They received perfect alton on their
route
Card from Hon. James e Harvey.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-A card from Hon. James
E. Harvey appears in the North American this
morning, denying IN toto the charges against him,
and demanding an investigation by the Govern
ment.
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THE SUEz CANAL.-The English, who have talked
against the opening of the canal through the 18TH
mus of SueZ quite as much as they did against the
annexation OF SAVOY, appear now to be also willing
to resign themselves to the idea of making the
voyage to India more quickly and with greater
ease. The Morning Chronicle announces that this
canal, which Stephenson declared it was impossible
to make, is almost finished. Disarmed by this sue
cess, it demands that England should take means to
maintain her position by establishing a new COM
munication with the extreme East, BY railroad,
along the valley of the Euphrates, thus opcnr 2
new outlets for Persia. Cor. Courier des Etat8
Uns.
Advices from Egypt state that Mr.. Lange,
the English agent of the Sutz Canal Com
pauy, reached Alexandria the 18th of June.
and that NJ. de Lesseps left the next day for France
Mr.. Lange was about to start for Port Suid, and
then to traverse the track along which the canal
works are going on. The Vceroy bad granted his
steamer, and Mr.. Colquhoun, the British Consul
General, with Mr. Saunders, having agreed to join
the expedition, it now definitely arranged that
they should all leave the Goth. The necessary
instructions had been sent to prepare camels,
horses, &c, to meet them, and Mr. Lange had full
powers to inspect the books and everything con-
nected with the project according to last reports
there were 5000 men at work.
DISPERSION OF THE BARBARIAN FLoCK.-On the
10th Mr.. Jonas Webb's celebrated flock of South
down sheep was disposed of by auction. Many of
the best of the flock will in few months find their
way to New York, BuenOs Ayes, Melbourne, and
tries. In all 96S sheep sold; SO two-year old
and aged rams brought f3,052.7s.; ITO sbearling
rams realized f27l0 Is 1919 shearling ewes made
| tZll5 l9s: los twO-year old ewes were sold for
tSl3 l5s.; and 455 older ewes realised f2l42. The
| prices reached were in some cases altogether un
| pa Iaeied Several of the rams brought upwards
OF louo guineas each; one was purchased Mr.. Hud-
son, OF Castle Acre, for the unprecedented sum of
| 260 guineas; and among the vearling ewes was a
pen of five, purchased by Sir Il. Lennard for 17C
guineas, or IA guineas apiece. The whole of the
Babraham flock above the age of lambs was thus
disposed of for the of flO922 averaging
Ell 5s Sd. apiece. The lambs of the year remain
on hand. to be disposed of next year, when Mr.
Jonas Webb will finally give up Southdow1
breedipg.-English Paper.
THE SHIP GEN. PARKHILL.-The counsel for tn,
| owners of the ship General Parkhill have taker
| cut an appeal from the decision of Judge Cad
walader in the matter Of allowing the owners to
| appear as claimants in prize court the appea
! will be argued before the United States Circuit
| Court.
The Great Eastern attracts vast crowds to Que
| hec visitnra reCeiye
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HEBREWS ARE INCREAsING.-It is said that in the
year 1850 there were only ten synagogues in the
whole land To-day there are over quarter of
a million of Hebrews and about ninety synagogues
and many smaller communities, out of which will
soon be organized other synagogues.
In the city Of New York there are twenty syua-
gogues and thirty thousand Hebrews, or about one
TIVE ntieth of the population of that CITY, In all the
principal seaboard cities there synagogues;
there are two in Boston, five in Baltimore three in
New Orleans, two in Charleston, four in Cincinnati,
and five in Philadelphia.
The Yankees were always celebrated for their in
ventve genius. The late battle proves it. They
have tnuented more excuses for their defeat than
Beauregard can give for his victory.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Shius Leave For Havs
City of islg New York Liverpool. 9T
Asia. New York..... Liverpool. 81
GLASGOW York Liverpool. ......Aug
TO ARRIVE
Ships. Leave For Davs
Africa. Liverpool. NeT York .,.Juv 81
Eeptonia........ Southampton Eew York;. July q
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the ~, 7tA
18th, 18th and 2Ttf of"arh mont. '
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The Attempt to Recover the Body of Col.

"AsHIYGToY, July 2S.-Intormation was received
this evening relative to Messrs. Arnold, Harris and
McGraw, who, several days ago, went in quest of
the body of Col. Cameron. The former sent
by the Confederates prisoner to Richmond, and
the latter to Manassas Junction. They did not, of
course, accomplish the object of tneir mission Mr..
Birch, who took them to Bull Run, has returned,
and re orts that all the dead are not vet buried,
and that the slaughter on the side of the enemy is
greater by far than they themselves represented
Capture of Federal Troops near Alexandria.
WASHINGTON, July u "A report has reached
here that two United States cavalry, while ac-
oompanying Union lady to her home, outside
Alexandria, were seized by body of secessionists
near the Theological Seminary, about mile and a
halt west of Fort Ellsworth, and carried off. The
lady was allowed a
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WASHINGTON; July %, r. Mt is believed that
General Mcclellan has been assigned to the COM
mand Of the troops on both sides of the Potomac
He, in company with Secretary Cameron, visited
Arlington on Saturday afternoon.
Unofficial information has been received here that
the C"ntederates contemplate, at early date, the
planting of batteries on the Potomac at points to
command the channel, part of their general pro-
gramme.
At Aqua Creek they have five guns upon one
battery and three upon another, and while an ex-
cursion party from Washington were in that vici-
nifty on Saturday, train Of cars full of troops, it
is said, came up to the station there. BY way of
amusement or experiment, few Intellectual shots
were fired at a distance of three miles from the
steamboat containing the pleasure party, which
comprised several members and ex x-members of
Congress.
Some of our citizens were considerably alarmed
last night by the successive reports of heavy can
nor, which subsequently, proved to be from the
same steamboat, on its return to Washington, and
not from the enemy. at first apprehenGed.
The business of the Senate in Executive session
has, far, been confined principally 20 action on
the appoiDtmppts ,nadn Ivy tho Prosidant duriDp
.ha rtcess. Those for the army, under the new
bill for its increase, WILL of the Senators say,
be thoroughly sitted, in order that efficiency in
that branch of the public service may be secured
,,,p,. 1n1
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"A MALICIOUS STATEMENT REFUTED.-lt is OF
some Importance to note, in early reports of the
reception OF the 69th, that some of the officers f
that gallant regiment deny the story placarded
cut from ear to ear. by the enemy, after he was
dead.-N y Express.
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The appointment of Col. W. B. Lamon, as Mar
shal of the District of Columbia, was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate.
Also, Samuel q. Colley, of Colorado Territory,
to be Al gent for the Indians of the Upper Arkansas
Agency, and George A. Cutler, of Kansas, to be
Agent for the Greek Indians.
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General Butter narrowly escaped serious injury,
a day or two since, whilst ra pidly driving bis
horse and wagon. The animal took fright, dashed
on at the top Of his speed, and the General was
thrown out, and the vehicle partially demolished,
1t was sent up In the boat for repair.
thus far, is eighteen.
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PRICES AND SALES oF STOCKS IN NEW YoEK
BY rELEGEAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. Y South street.
No second board held to. day.

The New York ETlTcSS Of Saturday evening says
The week closes upon du stock market with a gen.
era disincnation to speculate for advance the
financial policy 0? the government is settled some
fGrlrr information obtained Cf its military movements
The Treasury notes of all denominations are sold slowly
In money there is change. On call it abundant at
5d6 per cent and be had bank and the dis
count houses very favorable provided always
the paper is first class.
We annex comparative statement of the imports of
foreign dry goods New York the week and since
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The Great Eastern attracts vast crowds to Que.
bee. Over three thousand visitors were received
on board on Wednesday,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

r, ,ublIshed every Saturday g, and contains
,wsnt, eight columns OF reading matter The aim OF
ss p1l fishers will be to make 1t good paper, ana
s,utsble GerLng forfriendsin the AtlanticStateS'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11
TUE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
n11Y AND wEEKL x
ny A. 8. RANDALL s. co.

MAUI, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHFTAKER
cPACKBoN. W. BoULwARE.
,o,.,a,, Maiden Lane G7t6 Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11
NO. 154.
The Union Democratic State Contra,

Inc Union democratic State Central
COMMITTEE are requested to meet at the CITY orsan
Francisco on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Au,uat
1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ full attendance ia earnss.
ly requested, the Committee must nominate an ,d.
ditIonal Congressman, n compliance with the procla.
nation Of the Secretary Of the Interior giving to Call
forna three, instead oftwo Congressmen. Other bus.
ness Of great importance VIII also come before the
Committee. At the arst general meeting of the Com.
mlttee held in Sacramento, the following resolution
vas adopted Resolved That proxies can be given
only to members of the Union Democratic State Con.
trsl Committee. D D. COTTON, Chairman.
C. 4. De LoN0, Secretary.
San Francisco, August 2 1861.
The New Union Democratic State Cen,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11


State Central Committee for the ensuing
year:
Los Angeles -Ezral Drown.
Alameda r s Farey.
Amador-A. C.. Brown.
Butte and PInmas n D. Plum
I'll porad0-John Hume
Calaveras-W William Higbv.
1chlma and Colusa-- Charles E. .sher
Contra Costa and Marin--Ttnothy Mahon.
Fresno and Tulare-W William g. Morris.
klamath, HUMBOLDT and Del Norte j. T RYAN
Mdripos1, Mrrced sud Sanlsnus--A Deering
Mendocno, NIpa and Lake-Edward McGarr,
Monterey aud santa CRUZ. NJ O'Nei
Iuolamne and MonO--L Quint.
Nevada. K. Byrue
Pacer--L. B Arnold
SlcrRmento-J. W. Cuffroth
San Bernard'no and san Diego--P R. Hunt
S1u Mateo md san Franciscu--James Byrue
San LUIS Oblspo Santa Ban bara-C RV. Lee
San Joaquiu--W William H. Lyons
Solano and loIo-J. C. DAVIS.
Souoma-J. B. Southland
Suter and Iuba--Phillp Drescher
Santa CIara-N. B. Edwards
Shasta and TruitY-John b. Knox
Sierra-W. j. Forbes.
SlsKyouL. L. y Keichum.
Additional from San Frnncisco-J. p. Hope D
D. Cotton, L. Haskell, j. B. Shader, p. Donahue,
p Lyman.
From Yuba Charles f. DeLong.
From Souoma- L. D. Latimer
From Neved IS H. Chase
From Ell Dorado j. J. Green and f. Willow
From Sacrunento-A. Redington, Frank Der.
vcr, w. B. Hunt and p. II. Mulfurd
From san joaquin Henry Huggins
From Stanisaus- Miner Walden.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11

TERMS OF THE DAILY;
wrFF FIFTY GENTS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11
Union Democratic State Cen.
trail Commute.

The following Is let Of the Democratic
State Central Committee for the ensuing
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11
Misrellaneous.
GANFORD'S
FAMILY
Cathartic Pills,
COMpnuNnEn From

OVHt.Ot|Nr1!1D FNUF
rure vegetable Extracts, and put up ia
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
in any climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11

EDGhkTON viii address the people OF California up
on the political Issues of the DAY, at the following
llaccs. The several County Committees will please
make arrangements for the place Of speaking in the
tsort
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11
Spgrial 90tirra,

sS The following letter, which emphaticelv speaks
for itself, written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College of Medcine-to the editors
Of the Pacific Medical and surgcSl journal, San Fra
cisco, for publications
PHIApELFaIA, January 17th, 1875
To the e'i:ors Of the Pacific Medical Journal
Gentlemen: My attention has been called to artl-
Gle IN the December number of your Journal in regard
to the al eundem degree granted by the Philadelphia
College of Medicine to DR.. l.. J, Czapkay. When the
application for the degree made TO the Faculty, II
was accompanied by aihdavlts ana testimonials to the
effect that DR.. Czgpkng regular graduate NJ. D.
of the University of Pesh, had served as surgeon in
the Hungarian army ard regular practitioner
OF medicine. On tie strength Of these the degree
was granted. The ad cuudeln degree, as its name i'm
piles, Is conferred on graduates only, and gives US
ctHn oi irrcgulary, the application would have heen
refused. BY inserting this ia your Journal you VIII
do an act Of justice To- the College, and confer favor
on Yours, yer, respectfully. IL. BAND,
Dean Of the Faculty OF tue Philadelphia College Of
Mcdicne.
DIR L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific hal Steamship Companys office,
san Francisco. The Doctor oilers free consultations
and asks no r cmuncraton unless he effects a
Otice hours from A. NJ to 9P.A.
CERTEFECATE.-I,t the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. J.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
lbrrty, as On oi Surgeon, In the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance,. whereof have given to
him this certificate, and recommend him to the sympa
thy attention and protection of all those who are ca
pable of approaching patriotic self sacrifice and un-
dsseE' ed .l.sior.dne. AOSSUTH LAJQS,
Governor Of Hungary.
"AsHEHaToF CITY, Jan 9th, 1852. my17
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11
Hon. John Conness md Hon. Henr,

Rooas OF THE UNION DEMOCRATIC STATE CES- !
TR4L COMMITTEE, Nos. 23 ~ COURT BLoCS,
San Francisco, July 2e. 1861.