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Preferred left of at decline, although the old
advanced. The Board adjourned for the week with
strong and buoyant market. Immediately after
the Board stocks were scarce and higher prices were
paid. 90l was bid for New-York Central, without
sellers The tone of the market was that Of ncress-
ing confidence, and marked change since Thursday.
Freights less active, but rates are quite firm.
To Liverpool the engagements are 65, 900 bushels
Wheat at 3D. in bulk and bags; &c. 900 ditto Corn
at 10 1919. in bulk and bsgs 5000 bbls Flour at
s.. a s. Id; 100 bbs. Lard at 35s.; $50 tierces
ditto at 32s. To London: 80, 900 bushels Wheat at
IL l2d. in bulk and bags; 1000 bbs. Flour at &c.
Cd. 70 Glasgow: $500 bbs. Flour at 3s. Cd. Ia
charters we only hear of an American brig Of 2i5
tuns, out to Teragonna with Slaves, at round
sum.
The business of The Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$3l6,73 59-for Customs, $l4l,0OO Payments,
1916, 249 GO; Balance, 1851 $40 u.
The money market is decidedly frner, and loans
have been made on gold as high as 6 per cent Com
mercia paper is still very scarce, but the rate has
advanced fully per cent during the week Gold
declined to 1899.
The St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad earned
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SATURDAY. July 5-P. NJ.

Tie stock market opened this morning with
great deal Of strength, and all parties were anxious
to invest at previous raas. IA The sales progressed
In. rRIHySE extra, giving news of II more favor
a6e character from the army before Richmond was
read at Tie Board amid the cheers of the members,
and a spirited competition ensued, advancing the
market generally. Governments Of all Issues and
he Borier-state stocks were held higher, but the
chief advance was seen il The railway stocks. New
York Central, Ha.Ien, Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern, Illinois Central and Cleveland and Toledo
participated IN the movement, and cold at 9li
cent sd~anc, over lst printed Isis. Panama closed
IT 49,. being On advnu:c OF y cent. Hudson
River and heading declined iai Y cent. Ere
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Sales bn AnciloiI.

DY virtue Of an order of sale directed to me by
-
Southern District Of Florida viii sell at public suction on
TUESDAY July g. Il O'Clock from Lsimbier'' Wharf
Atlantic Dock Brcolyn, the cargo Of tie bark TEXAN Star
consisting of
ll3 bales COTTON from prize schooner W. c Bee.
e bales COTTON from prize schooner Newcastle.
Il3l bales COTTON from piize steamer swan
Ground bales COTTON from steamer SVEN.
Il bbls ROSIN from steamer Swan.
Terms Of sole: g. Treasury drafts or such funds as VII
be received by the Assistant Treasurer OF the United states
deposit. Samples be at the Office OF H. bENNEh
NO. ll8 Wsl!st on and after July .. inst.
JAMES G. CLAPP
r. S Mar.hal Southern District Florida
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1862. THE 1862.


PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with i,f connections fofms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
n tkoA NKW-1 DIRK 70 THE PRNClPAL WEsTFHs CITIES
Eight trains daily from New. York to r1isdel piia via
All m, NewJefsey and Camden and AmbOy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
AoUIE LYAyE NEW-YORK FROM THE
By way Of p f1Gt 4F COCBTLANO
vork A. ~ hiisoe pha tie morning p.sse leave New
d IN sane time other routes yering passengers
u y =, - ~, nouT later than other lines.
sb1,s bo1s l, evening pa..enges leave az
arrive at the ,ms tue a, Nohern line. i'm Ciespo end IN
To-j. Clevin es Crestli5e ndanopois Louisville
,,@irt Mo- win ~ No!unbus, Cincinnati and all
Sleeping Jars without change r,n rom philaa.pbia IN
tt.Dtis h 20 es and Newton 20 Pittsburgh Az lns,
Fare the a. other rout.. ""
Baggage checked through Transfers free
Secure IicAets g9od 9nul used by Pitisburyb
WESTERN RNI(,RA,TI1Ee"
The Pennsylysnis Central Compsny nv. =, r.,r..,,
Accommodate Line. which asords a on
save to parties moving estw ard 1t on. la Nh. %
o. fare. ~ ''' USUAL fsles
BY this route freigh,s Of al description. ran J.. s, q,
= aud from any point the Railroad. One Enrc
AoAp DIRECT OF to port on the nsygabl. river q,
shs West by steamers from Pittsburgh o'' !"
she Pennsyivania Railroad all tune. favorable a.
Shsged by other Railroad Companies Merchants and ,bio
us'ns The transportation Of their tesht 10 this Com
'Nu rely with e0Ihdegce Or ~ ,peed5 transit
rnmrrs and Dealers 10 Live Stock will hDd ths most aa
IA sI route Capscious Yard. We. @atered sup.
Eton .sSohs and evey attention lie paid TO their
ha'fsburg where will be found every convenience Tor
PaIA NFW,STnppg eoocs Is oaeIsd d ihe PhdLADEL.
sum- Th" tIO.h AVID BALTIMORE MARKETS.
y l.; ELLIOTT, Pa-senger Agent. No Astor.Iiouss.
LEIGH Co., Ireiqbt Agents
10, Astor House ard No South Wil.su.s..
"ALD bIsChOff, Emigrant Agents.
ENOCH LEWIS. General supt Altoona, r. '''''
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SUPREME COURT, City and Comfy ., New
- York.-STEphrT NALhN ~, SAM ~ L ~
F,,TiyL end CHARLES GRiFrEN al. JiN.5 "a Mp
RELI.-Snmtnous for money d-u-nd contrar- tom
not .cr) 10 to- De eudlnt JAMES AhfbtLb' ton are
hereby snmnon,d sId fefrd 10 ala~cr o." complain. IN
TINS action Whi,h viii Do 10 tbs occ II .ho Of ne
CITY and County Of Ncwfok NJ City Hal IN sid oy aLu
10 erye COW of your anew, the sd compant % tle
ubcriber al their Office Number so bIooHe iferi A. ',d
city whn twenty days after h service o ih summons on
YOU .1cye If tho day Of ssrvse aud II you ail 20
answer the said complaint WITHIN the time hore'Ad me
plaintiff. IN this win ase Judgment srsin't you iot hr
sun of four hundred dollars With icre, iron tho Zith day
OF March thousand eight hundred AID sIi one n.si1e'
the costs OF this s'i0p. De'od January hh, lihl
BERRIEN PERT. PlHa.ihs Auouryt,
No 33s Hroome-.i CITY 81 View fors
The compliant in this action Wa flied To- the Oh - 81 ~
Geek Of the Ciy sud tcunfy q New Oh a ale "" 4Ai'
In slid city "a me lsti dly Of hay, i5si
RERRIEh 4 PEkr PAintifs Al'ohV.
sAyl9 lsyl0wM.
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AUPREME COURT-City and County oi New
y Yuk-IDnH OENOO a.aias. TrNla VS. BBCNr
Georso smith Fsta W lizard Fdel-d Ank.ioil Joue q.
Inoma, william kougi Ihr City bank Of Brooklyn Milo
Knot-S4muous for r-Ici-Cou. not str-Io the De-
f-ui-n,.: You alo hereby summoned ard required to
a4s~rr he compliant IN f- iDfio. which wt- hrt iu
tle oilre Of e. clerk u the cry AMI County Of New
Nofk ~ the Cy M in the City ounfy und stare Of New
i0r. e. l.h dos az Ap shR aud q cory o.
yo.r answer 90 Hiid the sub.ctes a. tter
office No so south 1tle. Do the Cry of brooklyn within
twruty DAYS after tle srfy Of IL tuuon' 90 y" eHcl
said comp 90 within Cue Ic aofeai. De i4iuth in MS
action wl apI o. e Colr .ol tae relief demanded in the
couuIaiut-Dlt,d Ap-.I ln. ift
) - * b MEEKER, Piai.hl's Attorney
Mayo lawtwMo
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TIRIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave as
: ? H.. Eu.isTaIt FOR On. II ,,,,.o-,


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Fsom foot Of Couf id.-st.-Corue,tiog II Hampton
junction with Delaware, LacEvanna aud y sern Railroad
snd al lstou with Lrh1h Valley f-Tcad and rs
ton. forming direct line Pittsburgh AID tie West without
change OF cars. 800. ....-. . 49,
<-Leave Newly ork e. follow;
+ HAEKlsHrRe ExPhRss-At a. n. f,r Eaton. Reading,
Bot.svl.le Harrisburg Moaoh Chunk, Niliansport sc
Man TEtISAt a. ul. FOR t.astoni W ateT Gap scran'
fon. Grea Bend il.tstol, Nilkesb-rfe. sc. ,
y ~ TuKOUCH IRiS-For taston, heuch Chunk WI
iismspst Resding. Pot;.viIe, IiaErburs. sc. 1900
p H. WAY PhssENGsH TgAiS-tor Esstou. bethlehem
Allentown. and Maucb ChuUk
5.aOr u WAY TFAfN-For Soiueryie.
8P a. WRsgYES FKrFEss-For kstou Allentown Read
g.. asrribug PIT .bursh and the West Sleeping from
Jersey CITY through 20 Pitfs-ufeh -
ExPFYss TRAIN FoR HARRi.BuRG--The G q m. Express
J1air from New York srrye Harri bugN p Connect
fng Fast and Pelusyyer Cent? Railroad Nc ten
,entrs R.rosd North and South and with the CuAoer-
and Valley Ralrosd
Al pm daily Sundays excepted maAlg close
ouuecion a. Iaris0ur- With Penusylvsla Raj Toad-wt
change Of cs4s 10 Pittsburgh. aud but one TO Cpcin
All aud Chicago -Four hours time is saved by taxing this
rain. r 49, A.
yoIk Pier No p North River a. $40 aud II=O lie
20. 4.J0. and Is p.
fip each JOHN y. DlfisNo "uitIlbtNu'ut.
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f. H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer 1890
fNDnyrTCTnNG nTIffNl, AZ 1t ALL /

II. LUDLOW, Auciloneer ~,
provisions, CLOTHING, de-, at AUG
| TION bv order Of ISAAC HENDERSON, Navy Agent
p n LUDLOW K Co will sell at auction, on TUESDAY
INV g. 1862 at Y o'clock at the Navy Brooklyn, by
Order Of Isaac Henderson, Navy Agent; =, -
Tg0yisi0Ns-A large quantity Of Bread. Beef Pork
Flour Rice Tea Beans ricd Apples bnttrT hola'ses
Meal &c ALSO 80 O52 n good Cheese Abolished nom Il.
ratinns ,,.- ,-
CLOTHING Gc-Pes Jackets, Round Jackets, Jnmpe's
Trowsers Oversrs Undorsirts Sh-eting' focE' Sl'.s
Socks Flannel, Canvass. Duck Satinet &c. No., -,
SMALL SrORES.-A quantity Of Tobacco Ribbons but'
tons Shaving Brushes Soap Scrub Brushes MUSTARD J.cA
r ~ 'c1nn,.,. NJ a pin..st n Y (24fD
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Personal.

IF this should meet the eye Of PATRICK SEN
1 TON formally Of the Parish Of Mainahone. Ireland he
requested 10 communicates with BIZ brother JOHN.
A. MI Sullysns 10. " esst New-iork. Any infofmI.
| ton glad received.
81 ONDON AMERICAN. MIR. KNIGHT,
uho represents the d" London American will obi e
friend by leaving IA, present address No l9 81 ad
| for J. O. ".
NJ .N.-lour very welcome note was received
| w. Saturday p. IN. AL well
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Steamboats, ailo Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ForA ALBA
4 ny and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TNAiNs
NORTH and WESf Trains leave:
From Ch,n beregt From 30th 81.
rxp-e. and N i and 3.7:25 il:25 a. m. and 40 and
l1 end . p. 5:z5 y. III.
trgc1D lo.i5 " m. l0:4Op.m (Snndsys ncludedl
PoDsnkeepse train. at 1880 g. ,oz
No., sud p. 100 . NJ uAu ''+' T. 'i''
lyrli o .. 10. t:23 =. III.
Fi.Akl tain 4 80 y. m. 400 =. ~
r'rkskil train, 10 a. m. and ,. 49, ,..s..
$3.50 -" ~ Sh' 900 a. ~"
Sing Sing train, 1880 p m 80 p ~
lsr.Ntopvu. 9 q W. q. 10.
NoIker. train and $50 p m az, si9 ~ p m;
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Arnnscmerls.
PARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COMMENCEMENT or TIE SUMMER SEASON.
Entire Change OF Performances
The Manager happy to announce engagement with the
HOLMAN NATIONAL OPERA TROUPE.
which will give variety Of entertainments concluding with
oPERA OF CINDERELLA,
LIVERY EVENING at =, o'clock.
THE AMERICAN LANIBERTt
1900 The largest living Man in the World measuring
NINE FEET THREE INCHES ROUND THE BODY,
ALSO THAT WONDERFUL
CLAN r GIRL,
MISS JANE CAMPBELL. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
FAT GIRL EVER SEEN, 10 year. Old,
WEIGHING GiS POUNDS
And measuring NINE FEET u INCHES ROUND.
Tn, two together. making the -
LARGEST MOUNTAINS OF HUMAN FLESH
EVER BEHELD.
COM. NUTT-THE $4,000 NUTTl
The smallest mon Of his age ever known:
COMMODORE NUTS BEAU flfUL CARRIAGE,
Manufactured By Wood Brothers. NewYors.
n T. d. L II l. l. a Il y IL ID Sc A l.,
the Boston Aquaria Garden,he mos, beautiful and
DEN OF LIVING mons tE .iGi sERPESrs Sep
EED EVERY DAY, &2 O'Clock.
TIE ACTUARIAL GARDEN.
Admission 20 al ony p os children under ten Is es
AURA KEENE's THEATER.
~ Less.o........Mis MAGGIE MITCHELL.
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. July and 9.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL ~ TWO NEW CHAR
ACIERS,
New Comic DRAINS,
TIE YOUNG PRINCE
Prince fTede rick..............As faggie hlHcirh
ling FndericS ................. Mr l. IL sto sS
Count Der dcsnh......,............. Dir T. y nina
tapl fo-rubFrs > " '"ileI
Cen Aldershott.. A. H. Davenport
~. rriace.. Of DermsIk......;; Nj Melon
queen OF II. T. u.elsah
Supported by ihe onte Company
To be followed by the Comedy a.
KATY O'shEAL.
Katy OSheal cher original chsraceT Miss Maggie Mitchell
NIBLC's GARDEN.
~ Thirteenth week Of the triumphant engagement Of
Mss CAROLINE RlCHINGs.
Brilliant success OF
ANNETu GALErTl,
tho Dmsuese of the age
MONDAY EVENING. July 1862.
land every evening unfi further uoicei,
The NIGHT DANCfRr.
GlSELLE............. G. hichiNS1 rs
hi kEtA LIZ 'tisi.
GODFHf1. ................... MI. y ~ 1tlNuS.
NEW AID SPLENDID StkNfRf- 1900,
| SUPERB COSTUMES, ELEGANNI DECOAAIIOAs'
and
OPERATE CEOHTS
Admission 30 cents Family Circle - cents
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A. NJ. MERws. AucuonseD
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Irving Build
- ngs Nos 594 and 5s6 Broadway OF Books Sta
ouery. Pictures, Works Of Ant Fancy Goois Furniture &c
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Fo1 ITei 90 and rs.sgs apply 70
CHAS' A. WHITNEY, At The Office. No % Broadway.
ROWLAND a AsriNwALL, Asen''
rNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il .,.. ROYAL MAIL STEAMsalPs c.,tr.e
.-...... At CORR HARBOki.,,oo, or,
avn iTG ~ HALIFAX AND CORK HiRBOe
SCOTIA Capt JucEns. tFiNA Capt. Anderson.
hlHaEsSBiIl, S c, s stS. F fR6fH c.t Latch
AFRICA. Capt shannon. CANfDA. Capt MOL,
AMERICA, Capt Mooaie. NIAGARA, CAPT a. Hyne'
AUsIRALASlAN
These yesfes carry ceaI white light az mast head green On
PRos NEWBORN TO LIVERPOOL
1biefC abinP s.'sse.....' eip
''''-0 'I THos ' Bos1o D; 10 livEEfooi-
Chief Cabin Passage.
CHINA 10 derson. lsa,es Ne~ fork Med "rsoay Jny
ARABIA 81 ne..... leaves bo-ion' Wedne,lsy yIy
SCOTIA Judk Ncwi ork.. IS ctDs lay July 10
PERSIA Lott l.sve. .lork As eiuc.day July 20
Az iCA. shannon... le-ve- B1sou. " edneiday Aug
h tI9 not 'seI sdr "a d 25'G pdod
The Of sIls viii not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion. sreee Iewey. Precious onos or Metals,
unless B. Of Lsdg SIGNED heo and tie value thereof
L. CUNARD. No.4 Bo~iins'Freen.
Loy.os E1ab,rioN. Re,um tcsets to Lo-doa and 0'cs
trtcia.s 800; thif8class, 800.
GTEAM WEEKLY ~ LIVERPOOL. touching
> at Queenstown (Cork HaIsor.--Ths LiveruoO. New
Yo1k ard a delphis stesn.hp Company nterd patch.
Ing their in o. - Cd Cyde-nuit Iron stesshil. follows
CITY on saturday, July y
EANDAkOO.. SafuIGaN. Jliy
AVID every rucceedilg SATURDAY. a. noon, from Pier
No ~ North River.
RATS ~ P.ss.eY
FIRST CABIN.........a15 So
iIfs Cabin 10 London 90 stesrtgs 10 London 81
IiGst Ia.n Pasis.... g. >teerage fars..... 50
FIRST Cabin TO Hamburg B. ste-ragr Hamburg 80
Passengers also forwarded HAVE, Bremen, Rotterdam
hntHsrD Sc, q; equally low rates. -
Rates nom Lyerpco. Queenstown: lst Cabin 81, t65
aud tieS atsefase fom Liverpool ~ IRON Queen.
town. $50. Ticket. be bought here al these rates
enabling pc, PIE 20 ssnd i0f their friends.
There Steamers have superior accom- uodAt Ss '1 rsssen
gcfs strongly built IN Wae tight Iron sections and
cary Patent Tire Annhato.s. Experienced Surgeons so
attached 70 each steamer. ....
for further inorms on apply in LIVERPOOL 10 WILLIAM
lNMAS Agent u " atrrst.. in Glasgow to ALLA NAL
COLIN no. = EnOch,qlaIe, IN Queenst0wu 10 &. d w
d. SEYMOUR Co.; in .onlo1 TO ~ rs MACY 10.
~ Kirg Niliarl-.t. 10 Paris to JULES DECODE, No az
Rue Nose Dame de. VICTORIES Place Bourse; In Fhi
De phia 10 JOHN o. DALE no. III WAlnut't. or at the
ConpaDy's OscsL
JOHN o. DALE. l. GENT No. IS Broadway. ~ Y.
NOTfCF.-Pss.eueers per steeinhip Oa'g'Y WIZ leave
Pier No. ~, ~ r. at p Saturday. July s. 1901
~
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NOR HARTFORD. MERIDEN. and SPRING
y FIELD-STEAMBOAT and RAILROAD CONNEC-
D. on via NEM-HAYEN The CONTINENTAL leave
Pcksp East River dolly Sundays excepted ~ 3:l5
The steamboat tie leaves the wharf at NEWHANEN on
te srrva Of boat an way stations. MOTT LINZ
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q j TFRMlNUs-pa.seu--r Depot Jsues.slp and foot Of
:stht T. Rat Tor Geeuport, sss Harbor Orient,
aud Hanp.ons, - and $3.50 for Syosset a. $50
no u, for tifeenport; az D. for Fernngtae Sundays
the train sres Hunters Point (fhst terrS) ~ 500 m,
Sor Riy-riesd and ate stations a excursion rates
returning. leaves R,yerheld Il p n.
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Boots an0 Shoes.

CD SO 80. -. and - j0.-SIIOES and
,pe). CATERS, NEW sPRSG STYLES. now ready
JONFs's no. 10 and u Artst SPeus- call aad sec
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Ihcfrsses''' '''''''' 49, 49, -
IMPORTS or FOREIGN GOODS Az newborn FOR TIE
vKEK ESpIsG JrLf AtD siNCK JAN. l.
F0rt b'ees. 1850. 1861. 1859.
Emit the So, 1919 rzZs,Sof 800 ~
Thrown on market...... lsld,l5I S3,379 l,Il8,1E
Niace Jan !.
Entered a. the port 800. s506554-4 s3)07l9 S2i557750
Thrown on narke. 80. 5Oic5I3i 233j2 0;g l9jij.a9
Dry entered r consu ion this port for the week
I.rlv
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Total ENID at the port. 65547i 53oO37i9 42s77JO
IaPoars u Foreign Dyy Goods az Ae YORK Jr The fiscal
year ending piM June
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Total entered at port.353 =22t26i 1905 ess5 y.
IHsOATs Of oyegn yy GOofs az Ae York Jor iis month q
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Tot entered at the port. s55SJOi2 si2o335! S3t35lC
IypoTs Of EoTegn Dry Goods az Asu l0k for SIR month
from JIAuIryl
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NIXON's CEEMORNE GARDENS.
~ PALACE Or 500 sic aad EQl A.liilAN SCHOOL,
Conner - fo.l'-enfl-,t aud sixth avenue.
OPEN EVERY AFIEENOJS AID ENENiNG,
except sunday
OPFRATIC SELECT ONs DO Pisco q Music ~
Milo. CARLOTrA PATTI, Mai slRAhocCh,
Sig AKDANAHL SIG pEtRfilL
BALLET ari 500 DANCING by
Serorita I-AEEI O. BAS, nile. lurtf X.
sisuor XIIFNEs Mo1.. Vs. llIOF1,
and n besntifll Cor7s ~ i.tsnis
PRONE NADE 0OtCENTs ln fle "a dens, by
thr csiebrai~d i.raier THOMAS BAKER
GRAND ~ FaIklAN ACTS 100 10 Pavilion, by
Md TOfR%I tfE Nie. MARIE.
snI t. ia. re and talented ompluy.
Rerr.imeuts 81 a.. kl o. .ent lilurrs
CONSTANT CuANOE OF PRO ikANNE.
Addiction. % ,ts.. Cl.'Irfu 90 afternoon, O.. CO.
, 1862-07-24

! batteries; the zouayes, under Capt Hammen,
t::Me1a landed With q R@hoN1txer. and with dxed
sbaydnets eo1nmeueod t6a: adYsa6a On Haiait-s
ton, accompanied with q strong c0.npany
from each Of our gunboate, armed Ia the sanc
manner, making four companies In all, who
we're ordered By Capt. Fiusser ito flank the
Ftbel fort and take Hamilton" while the yua-
boats we're agsin to advance and silence the
rebel batteries In front Again the guoooats
sound-Owing to the peculiar situation Of tbs
c6untry-as the echo from their heavy ord
lance In this dense forest, was never before
heard. Soon there was response from the
rtar of the enemy, which Was the rapid report
OF the hoWifZers, and deafensug cheers from
our bFave mariners and ZouaYes, who had
been led in successful charge against tbs
fort, which they took, despite stroog oppo-
titior, together with the village of Hlmiiton,
over which the Stars and Stripes were raised
With IN additional outbreak Of enthusiasm
The shouts trum our land furce we're soou
responded TO By shout still Inore deafeuins,
boats as they drove the rebels ont Of their
masked batteries by three-directsd brold.
sidte; leaving our forces In Possession Of th:
highly important port Of Hamilton, with all
steamers, schooneEs, and l3rgu amount
Of coDmissary stores and cotton, which
the rebels Lad no time to destroy.
The rebel steamer captured ts exceedingly
valuable to this department, for the purpose
OF Transporting troops through these shallow
wstefs. ane was not crippled or injured in
shells, which raked her decks. Sae is a ssera~
whee1 steamer, Of very Light draft, and capa.
BILE Of carrying regiment Of troops
In thla engagement, every officer and man
behaved In the most heroic mAuLer.
, 1862-07-24
THE WAR In NORTH CAROLINA.
The Late Engagement on the
Roanoke River.
THE CAPTURE OF HAMILTON,
CORRESPONDENCE n. +. Tlmes.1

NEwHEns, N. c., July 18th.
An engagement Of no little importance took
place Oh the morning OF the o!h 1ns+, on
Roanoke River, some si1fy mites from Its
manth, between three Of our gunboats, the
Commodore Perry. Ceres and Snaws heen. and
Hsmmell, on our side, and regiment OF
iet'cl cavalry, supported BY strong force Of
in1antry aud artillery, and rebel fort which
commanded the river.
The particulars are as follows: On the 8th
inst. ,iCapt Flu.ser, Of the Com. Perry, who Is
Albermarie Sound, decided to make q rtcon-
noitsance up the Roanoke as far as Hamilton,
where he understood o rebel steamer WAS
anchored, and also that the enemy were erect7z
Ing fortidcatton and collecting q large force,s.
with the intention Of resisting Ill approaches
to Weldon BY the the river.
Alter taking on board Capt. Hamm melrs
company OF Zouaves, which are stationed
At the mouth of the Roanoke, and also ths
headquarters Of the naval force In the Albe-
n!a1ie n sound The ilest proceeded mp the river
until tney arrived at point some SIX miles
above Wl1'ianlston, where barricade Of rats
md Piles were chained together, reaching
iranevertely up and across the river. Just be-
fore the htet arrived at the bArricade, q deadly
fire, from infantry in an ambush, was opened
upon the Ceres, which was In the advance,
Anlng one seaman, Jonn d. bridges ot In
vsre, Mass-, ano Touna.ng several il. more. me
CeHs mmeoaa.y ni.s @ ,; tsspoeaea WI, VII ,;g gtape;
%nicn, WIN ~, eoTa na mneJ auu an Saa wSfeeteu es
sneAe nu -. .uo .., auu stossias lii. eooa
o1sPessea .hsn 1nH urahsa on 1n 1na tort at Hsm
ICE, ,ee, .ao sass, a,s o,1,r.S.s ~ r...;st,,,. -,
nt.h y. ~ ~ 1,nint n 49,
az eaas a,Ps1;ng ot the harr,csde c,nt F1usser
,-s,aas.1.d 81 onra IN ninx M and destr,,v
the ohstrnc;ions in his nsus1 da.htnr way
r. vas % mt long befors he succerded IL
cnttsnp 1is vay through this ditfIcult block
ode 1hIch was cousidered by the enemy
HHixer m wes,t fhe flrar mn thia narrow rfgar
aarrened hv A drnsa forett on each s,tie
tn1nnre a continuous storm Of bullets and
, 1862-07-24
THE 6RBlT HIT mi J { Ilf6 I!
AT DIXON. - - Z
Second Day Of the Exhibition.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DIXON, Jelly y, 1864
The trial Of mowers was resumed his morn
irg but not fully completed on account Of the
non-arriyal Of several Of those entered
In the afternoon the trial Of combined ms
chimes as movers was in order. Ths trial was
Of the most exciting nature. The weather,
the att. ndance, the machines, and the splendid
standing grass all con-pfred ty maksits so,
The details VIC send you per mail.
Tomorrow Is to begin The trial Of reapers
and headers. This, from the large number Of
well kno~n machines, will form t.. great fea-
tn1e Of the occasion.
The State Board have steadily rfused to
make public to any. or to the representatives
Of the preee. the usual facts given to the pub.
lie, ard therefore all arc compelled to derive
their facts from such Other outside sources ss
may come within their reach -G:Ihe public
will doubtless be desirous Of learning full
particulars i'll regard to this nes scientific aud
peculiar, treatment. Of thsse. fmpof labor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dyuaoomete egisters
in It's way the power used Is ,dreM pscnino;;
but none are allowed to know that po yer;
so with other fao.s. ALI Is resaried tor
forthcoming report.
A fa1uer desirous OF educating himself
might better follow his oAu harvest than seek
to gain enlarged knowledge here.