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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of fhc NGrwcg:asa.
The Londo5 Times Oh the American
Question.

ST. JOINS, June 11.-Thc steamship Nor
wegi:n, from Liverpool at ) D. m Of the Sd,
VII Londonderry, Tor Quebec, IA 'sed Cape
Face to-day, and was boarded By The press
news ;acht.
The London Ti,ass has an editorial on tin
drpc1dcEc. DAY." and prints out Hhst should
he the tone Of The American orators under the
existing circumstances.
GHEAT BR1TA1S-In the House Of COM
mons OIL the ID, Mr.. II. Berkeley moved the
second reading Of the bill providing for taking
votes by ballot, and reiterated the various ar
gume.Ns in its favor.
Sir e: Gray opposed the motion which was
reiectcd-211 to 12G.
The Iines in leader on American affairs,
says four main armies have advanced into the
Conf DEBATE territory; halt dozen espedi-
tinils have fastened themselves on the coast,
yet the South remains unconquered. It
is demonstrated that the ,federals can
can cn:y effect their purpose by gigantic
expenditure far more lavish than thai
Of lIr past two months. What becomes of
The famous Declaration Of 1ndepenuencc-.h
theory that the government derives its power
from he consent Of the gov.rned? The
North LOW fa1hs Of conquest, coniscation aud
military colonies with all the readiness Of N
Austrian commandaut- But unless the North
can st c that the only policy which is agreeable
ueaceahly, so 1t must bring evils untold upon
ei1eefI. MS and other Europe0n people.
Tic Times in an article on the future supply
Of cotton says if all has not been done which
should have been done in order to meet the
threatened falling off in the supplies Of cot
ton, If is on itself aud not upon the govern
inert that the manufacturing interests should
look FOR a remedy.
| SrA1S.-The statements made in the French
| chambers, By II. Bi1ault, with regard to
| Mexico, had aroused great indignation among
| the friends of Gen. Pr;nl in Madrid.
GKEEcE.-A general amnesty had been
| granted for past odeusc$, and It Was expect
| I'd that al i;nmcdirst amnesty would be de-
clared for persons implicated in tile last in-
| surrection.
| New YoRK, July 1.-THE following is ad-
ditionsl news by the City Of New York:
! Lord Palme1stop, in the British Parliament.
| reltcra1es his declaration against the feasibll-
| ity cf mediation at present. He contends that
| what is wanted in order that the war may
| come to an end, is that each parity be brought
to aprrehepd its real interest. When tEat
| is seen, nothing will prevent the conclusion
Of peace; but every word spoken IN high
Places, tending 10 fo11jgu Intervention, delays
this consummaliou.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
dissatisfaction with the Mexican policy is
! Openly expressed, and letters from Mexico
convey the same feeling. Lorence's ofHcia
report Of the Gaudaloupe affairs, admits his
defeat, owing to illusion and false informa
tion
, 1862-07-12
More GnERI'as!ss.alk work IN
ksnTUckY.
A Federal Cavalry Squad Attacked
and Defeated.
falRGhK:S MEN TnREkTEn THE
RAILROADS.

LOUISVILLE. July 11.-TNelye hund-ed
rctc infantry and cavalry, with three niec-z Of
artillery, rnder Join Morgan, arc at Ga $50 Y.
They sel,t Reconnaissance psfty within three
miles Of Mu1nfordsyi1!t YESTERDAY. Il is suo-
posed They are Intending to bnra tie
bridges, ard commit other Gepredit;ons
This is the same party ahich recently attacked
de.atch.ne1,1 Of the 9ta Pennsylvania cav
airy at .TomkinEyi!le OF not ever twenty Penn
sylyanlans, Of whom three were killed Tue
reports Of great losses there are false. II .r-
eau has issued 3 proclama:!ou calling on
Kent uckial.s to rise.
No injury l,ns yet be.u doHe 10 the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad, out the cars TiIl
lot run till Monday next.
LATER.
Nashville dispatch to Headquarters says
that three companies of PENNSYLVANIA cavalry
we're attacked a. Ton1bin>y1le b; 2,JJo
Guerrillas under Ferguson, s.uts were all ki1I*d
or taken prisoners. There Is run1or that
the prisoners we're Killed. The gucrrillas
taken at Glasgow by tie eleventh Michigan
were sent up to Louisville. 4dgices to head.
quarters lere per previous uisa a-tcncS, Wer2
eoutradic.ed IS above.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
LOUISVILLE, July 11.--At Cave City, Ken
1ucE., nineteen pardoned fuderalists who JUS.
arrived report an attack ut day break O.
he PENNSYLVANIA 9th at Tomp
tenant Sullivan OF Wynloop's Pennsylyani,
cavalry, and three priyates Killed, two take1
prisoners. All the prisoners are released cx
ctpt Major Johnson The rebel loss w:,s nine
killed ard several wounded The retcl Col
Hunt so badly that the rebels had to 1eayt
lin st Tompkins1i'ie. All previous account
If losses by this raid arc greatly exaggerated
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NEW YORK, July 11,-BY the schooner Haze
VIC haye New Orleans papers to June o6th.
Tie uricc of -four had advanced to S3t per
barrsl. Gen. shepley, in consequence, Issued
an order fixing tic price Of bread at twenty
cents for tHenty-four ounces. Smaller
amounts in proportion.
Gen. Butler had ordered all the banks tnthe
Recruitment to make return to headquarters
Of all sums due to the banks in the rebellious
States; also Of all sums due to the State OF
Louisiana or State officers; also that checks
or drafts thereon shall not be paid without
permit from headquarters.
The Data says there Was quite STIR IN cot
ton on the 25th Of June, and samples which
had heen stored away for yesr OF more sold
at TWENTY-FIVE cents per pound
4 pumber of vessels which had for some
time been reported below, had arrived st N=T
Orleans. -.
Mass, warden Of the. State penitent1ary at
Baton Rouge.
Gen. Butler had issue3 an order prohibiting
masters Of vessels from taking away any per
sens of color other than those coming to New
Orleans on board their vessels, under penalty
Of Imprisonment aud liability to confscatlon
of their vessels.
Desperate gangs Of outlaws are reported IS
nightly committing depredatons on the Ope-
1oueas railroad.
held at New Orleans On the night Of the 2lst
of july,
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THIS important measure, as amenaed
From tie previous drafts in both Houses,
b7 the conference committee, was passed
by tie House yesterday, and will doubtless
BECOME law, rs it can scarcely stick noS
N lie Senate. .1I7 Browning will scent
Tie dagger to lis client, Slavery, inthe bill
bit Dir. Browning is happicst when in the,
minority. Just now lie seems to be play
5rg game Ct Senatorial solitaire on the
SlaTcry question. 1Ic will doubtless plead
That vi least t',c little nigseEs may be eS-
emit from the freedom 1orcshaloIc1 in
tic iii. An abstract OF the bill is given
l:IseN here
, 1862-07-12

State or Territory or the District Of
Columbiamay avail itself Of the
advantages national currency authorized
by this act under certain conditions
eociati0ns By any number Of persons for car
rying On the business Of banking with United
States stocks as basis. Plates are authog-
lied to be engraved for notes Of tile denomin-
alton of five, ten, twenty, fifty one hundred,
$500 and $1,000. Banks or associations
fai]ipg to redeem in lawful currency Of the
United States are to be proceeded against, the
United States to have the first lien On their
associations. The bill covers nearly fifty
printed pages.
, 1862-07-12
GOV. YATES TO PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.
L Patriotic and Noble Letter
ILLINOIS IN EARNEST ABOUT
THE WAR,
ahe Will Stand by the Union
A ROLbER AND STRONGER
POLICY URGED.
Employ Every Loyal Arm.


SrR1SGFIELp. July u.-Goy. Yates has ad- !
Ircssd the following nrgcnt letter to the Pres |
ident Of the United States:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SPRINGFIELD H., duly II,
lnss1DEsT LINCOLN, Washington, D. c.:
The crisis of the War and Of our national e1->I
istcuce is upon Us. The time has come fer the
adoption Of more decisive measures. Greater
animus and earncstncss must be infused into
cur military movements. Blows must be
struck at the vital parts Of the rebellion. (
The Government should employ all
available means compatible With the rules Of
warfare to sub;ugate the traitors. Summon to
tie standard of the Republic all men willing
10 fight for the Union. Let loyalty, and that
alone, be the dividing line between the nation
and its foes. Generals should not bepermitted
to frittcr away the services Of our brave men
in guarding the property Of traitors, and in
dri7irg back into their hands loyal blacks, who
offer US their labor and WHO seek shelter be-
7eatll tile federal flag.
slal1 VIC sit supinely By a1id see the war
sweep Gil the youth and streng th Of the land,
AID ,tfuse aid from that class OF nlcn who are
at least worthy foes Of traitors and the
1a1rderers Of our government and Of our cEil-
drcn:
Our armies should be directed to forage and
quarter on the enemy, and to cease payiny
traitors and their abetto7s exhorbita1t exac-
/ tions fer food needed by the sick or hungry
=o:dicr.
! Mild and conciliatory means have been tried
il vain to recall the rebels to their allegiance
| The couscl 7atiye policy has utterly 11iled to
| reduce them TO obedience arl restore the
supremacy Of the LAWS. They have By means
| of sweeping conscriptions, gathered in count
less bcrdes, and threaten to beat bark and
! over ahelm the armies Of the Union. Will,
blood and treason in their hcarts, they aaunt
the black flag of rebellion in the face Of the
government, ard threaten to butcher our brave
4,t. 1cyal armies with fcr:igu bayon:ts. They
arm negroes and merciltss sagages IN thei1
behalf.
| HMr Lincoln, thc crisis demands grc1tel
cfTarts ard stcrner mcasurcs.I Proclaim amer
the good old motto Of the Republic, "Libcrtty
and Cnion, now uad forever, one and iu$e
parab!e,'' aud accept the services Of <:,7 ioya
nscn, and it viii be- in your poTcr to staul
a1u,ics out Of the Garth irresistible armies
that will bear Our banners to certain victory
Illinois, already alive With the beat Of tn
dr7,m, and resounding with TIE tread Of Ee7
recruits, vii respond to -FOUR call. Adop
: this policy, and she will leap like fl amia
4iant into the fight, This policy for thecoz
duct Of tue var will render foreign interyet
ton impossible, and the armz Of the Rcpubli
;1;yiuci5e It will bring tie conlitt to
r srcedy close, and secure peace on perm:
f | ucut basis. RICHARD YATES,
, Governor Of Illinois.
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Ihe enrolment oil Loyal Blacks.
Dir. Grimes has accepted as amendments to
his Original bill t9o sectiozs of the bill re-
Lcrted BY Senator King, from the Committee
on Military ad-i-s, and assented to, IS he
Sisted, by all members Of that committee, with
q single exception. These twe sections are as
follows:
Bat enacted ty t!e ts:ita,e end House Of Rp-
pxxufati.rs oft TIE Eatal ;Sa:ts Of A,u~rita. n
<1u17fss asse'hbkd, That The president be and
he IS authorized TO receive into the service OF
the Cnitxd Sta1es,. for the purpose Of
constructing 1nsrenchaents or perform
or any military or naval service Tor which they
may be found competent, persons OF African
descent, and such persons shall be enrolled AMI
organized under such regulations, not incon
E}stent With the constitution and Laws, 3
the president may prescribe: and theT shall b
fed and paid such compensation for their ser
vices as they may ayrce to receive when en-
ru4led.
447sd bs It further enacted, When any man o
boy Of African descent shall render any sue
service IS is provided for In the first section q
this set, he, his N other, and his wife aud CHI
d.en shall forever thereafter be free, any las
usuagc or custom whatsoever to the contrac
notwithstanding.
Nr. Grimes retaIncd from his Own amend
tent the following as an additional section
BE- i further enacted, That the provisions
tie preceding sections shall be construed I
rs to apply to and include persons Of Africa
descent who have been, as well as who me-
hereafter be, called IN the service Of the Unite
States, ana all pezsoas who have been, or VII
United States Is volunteers, or as militia
African deecept> shall receive the pay ani +
lions as provided Ia the pltrd section Of th
bill
, 1862-07-12
FROM The SHENANDOAH.
RUMORFDTEREATEyED RAID
BY JACKSON.
General Piatts' Wagon
Train Attacked.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
WAsu1SGros, Jnly II. 1852.
It is believed that there is some foundation
for The rumor that StoneTa1l Jackson threat
cns to turn up again in the Shenandoah.
Prominent federal officers there believe that
be vas at Luray with force Of 1000 last
Thursday. The news from officers at different
points in the valley seem to confirm the
view that either he or come Of his troops arc
there; and so docs the fact Of the recent
attack on portion Of Gen. Piatt's wagon
train.
The plans that had been formed for Gen.
Sigel are foregone, and he assumes active
command Of the first corps Of the army Of
Virginia at once.
If the story is true that Jackson is again in
the Valley, it is not supposed that he can have
any considerable force with him.
Pope has been continuing his headquarters
be1e, but 1t is understood that he will join the
| army in the field tomorrow.
| Precautions By DRY Goods importers.
t. NEW YoRK, July 10.-The Express says
| that dry goods Importers decline to make
sales except 1n small lots, and credits are tc
end until prices Of exchange will allow them
| them tc know what goods arc worth. Ex
change is quoted at 12S11z.
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CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JULY u, 1852

Frederick schuly. CO. q. Sd Mlchigau-Jodn
Shane. Conrad Kreitzer, J. 81 Johnstone, viii
SOD, Jones. Orria, Warrington, Adolph Com
pau. 5th Michigan-Jno. Faluorth, Thos. Ed
wards, Ira Blumbu1g, Chas. G. Radley, G.
Commerce.
NEW ToRK, July 1.-THE rebel prisoners
shipped aboard the Baltic, are to be t-ken to
Pea Patch Island, Delaware River where some
hundreds were cent C. feE days ago.
It is stated that Burnside hiss an his COM
mand in tie Jarles River except the 18th,
Esd, 24th, 25th and 9th Massachusetts, left at
Newtetn-
Adyices from the army Of the Potomac state
that the rebels are encamped all the way from
Malvern Hill to Richmond and are being
largely reinforced.
Stonewall jackson is on the South side Of
James River.
Landing TO take charge Of our sick and ound-
ed soldiers,
, 1862-07-12

The yituperations hurled literally and
Hantically sgainst Secretary Stanton, Tor
what was alleged 10 be his malicious perse-
Cu;ion Of Gen. Mcclellan, even to the e2-
tent of ruiring an army to wreak personal
revenge, seem to have fallen harm
less at the Secretary's feet. If there
Tus blame it was not his for tie OF
ders are distinctly and uncquivocally set
tied as cmenating from tue President him
self. 1t was Mr.. Lincoln tha: retained
Mcdowell where he was, By counterman-
ding previous orders, and so on Of other
Ike cllalEes.
, 1862-07-12

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamship Co
lumbia brings Havana adGices OF the 11h, with
Vera Crnz dates Of the Cd. Or;zaba lue j0tl
and Mexico City Of th: 18th.
Gen. Ortegn with 1000 men had joined sa.-
ososEa. The Mtxicans on toe 18th occnpied
the sum1nit of a hill commanding OEizaba,
where the French the Eanln night surprised
:std routed them. On the 25s1, the ilexi-
cars commenced an attack cn the French
without result.
Five Thousand guerIiI!as are between Tel lTa
lid 3';ra Cruz. The gate:s '.,t the l.t-41 city
IT. closed and no one daTrs go cnt. Til:
tlcsG, Of whom there are many OF the ys..fo y
fever, arc buried n the city,
The French trains were attacked on the 30!h
::nd fifteen wagons of ammunition and five o!
Hour werc 1t stroyed. Twenty-Five Of the
t=cn1t wele killed and the rest taken prisoner.
Only six wagons Of provisions Ind reached
O,izaba for some time, and the French troops
:.re actually starving. French bearers Of dis.
patches were captured and some dispatches
for thu F1cpch geEera1E published in Mex!eo
, 1862-07-12
THE SITUATION ON THE JAMES
RIVER.

Our dispatches s i've us no Important de-
halls from the army Of the Potomac. It
was kindly and well devised of the Presi-
dent that he paid the worn and
wasted troops visit, and gave
tEtm the cheer and encouragement
irscparable from such an act. The
scport brought back by his party is in the
main encouraging. The army is safe now,
and sure to take the offensive speedily.
Our soldiers are in excellent spirits, and
tLe events Of the battle week have neither
f1411lnralized Ror disurr inlZcd 1heln.
, 1862-07-12

ESqRE1A 10 LIE ~. r. hEAaiu-l
NASHVILLE, July 10.-Fcur companies OF
The 9ih Pennsylvania cavalry were surprised
and cut to pieces at daybreak this morning at
Tonpkinsville, Oh the State line, by steaEns'
cavalry, 1,500 strong. Col Williams aud Ms
the killed. Tie wounded men we're a5sassi-
nated.
Stearns is reported en- route for Bowling
Green. with the intention Of destroying the
bridges, Some Of the 1ailroad TRACK has been
tori up
Col Williams WIS among the killed.
, 1862-07-12
FEom CEN. HCNrER,s Co1rmASD

NEW YORK, July 1l.-Adyices from Hilton
Head to the 9TH state thnt several of our guu-
.,oats had been engaged for several days in
making reconnaissance Of the San.eG ard
Wachenaw Rivers, and the result had proved
Important Several small vessels, including d
steam tug, had been captured, besides nuu1@r-
GUS fatboats loaded with rice.
The negroes, on the appe1' ance Of the guu-
boats, came in troops to claim protection, aaa
were taken of, some 600 in number.
a company Of rebel guerrillas, on the morn
ing of the 4th, made q foray on Pinckney
tured two others The rebels had also made d
demonstration at Port Royal Ferry, which did
not result in any damage. They were soon
driven oil.
, 1862-07-12
A CLARION NOTE.

The letter of Gov. Yates to the Presl~
dent, though marrc'1 BY tclrgraohic trlHs-
n.issior sounds like clari:n note ont Of
Tie confused din Of the times. I. is boll,
energetic, n1an1y-an expression Of tue
want Of tic cr1sis-and as such it will
INJECT with cordial reception among all
classes Of truly loyal men, no matter to
what party they may have belonged.
"2lorc eDergs ami caTncstncssE' says tile
Governor. Turn none back who viii h9Ip
tie good cause. NJ aid can 5ishonoE our
arms in continuing against such q foe as
Threatens the life Of The Kopublie! Well
doncyGoy1rnar Yates. You lead the van
, 1862-07-12
4 Cell for Troops-.Casualtfes to Mns.
sachusetts Regiments.

BosToS, July ia committee Of the City
Council have called War meeting Of citizens
in Faucuil Ha1l at IL o'clock Saturday a. N.
Edward Everett aud other not2bles will
speak
also moving vigorously in the matter.
An official lis: of the casualties in the 29:h
and a2d Massachusetts, regiments in the late
battles is published. The 10Th lost killed,
- wounded and brought away, 16 wounded
Tie sd regiment lost e3 killed, 66 wounded,
missing 225544-total 343.
7. Biee1ow Lawrence, Consul-General to
Florence, left in the Arabia to-day.
, 1862-07-12

From present prospects, SO our Ills
patches inform us, there is no probability
that this session will give tile country
Bankrupt Law: This 3il be 4 disappoint-
ment to many warm advocates of the
measure, but the matter stands postponed
to December.
, 1862-07-12

Puu AnELrH1A, July ia correspondent
of he P,sss, rom the fagship e Hartford, giyes
by dese5te55st ron v5stesasg hst ;4g tast fhs
BTecsnIags nns and cTossed ed ths h. Msss Il SIS
1 sippi Ii small ro~ boat, on his may to Texas
srd nerhaps Mexico.
, 1862-07-12

SenatoF W1IROnss Gff1ltta Eli.
The text of the bill reported by Mr. Wilson
from the military committee is as follows:
4 bill to amend the calling forth the militla
tn extcute the laHs OF the Union, suppress In
s1111rctiop, aBd repel inSasiou5, approved
Feb. q, 1795.
Be- 4 enacted By the Senate and House Of Rsp-
4sskatatirts Of tie United States Of -3nasri:a IN
G0ugrfs< assembled, That whenever the president
Of United States shall call forth the miltia
Of The States, to be employed In the sersiee Of
The United States, he may specify in his call
The period for which such seEylee will be re-~
ouired, and the militia so called shall be mus
tercd in and continue to serve for
aud during the time so specified,
, 1862-07-12
TnE EASE fsfsOs-s:EIr HONE

4 fire broke out on Like street last
night about II o'clock. The Ninl was
blowing yaIe The s!can cn2lacs, from
lo1.g disust, v.re Inefficient. Tie ire
men, from the samc cause, were blanleF-
my in tleic operations, and the orders
Issued :,y the captains Of tue different ma
c1iincs we're contradictory acd damaging.
The flames, unchecked, Toarcl and learea
like so many demons of obstruction, and rs
lit: SWEPT e..stwaf'l to ard the la?l'-, vt9.-
Ward toward :1lc Soul; Br.1lc!!, and nuriil-
ward over Wuter street, and among the
s!.,r1ia,g at t1lc dtcks, Ind anything low
HAT they embraced. The banks, the s;,lcu-
did temples of commerce which the Indus
Try and Taste Of our merchants had reared,
tllt Dwellings Of the rich nd The 1rcl
11cr tenen,cnts Of the pnnr, tlc
Shops af the artisans and the
Offices Of the professional nen, num-
b;'r?ess hotels, q 1l.catre, lecture ro"n1 anl
1tctu1n, were taken W by the 1uTla heat
aud {llesirste1 i'll fame and s'uosc. TIE
Tui1 " as immense; but the destruction oi
human life was appalling. The falling Of
every roof w;is m announcement that Il
company Of gallant 1irrmcn, aud
Hundreds Of citiz,ns 1ho lad yolun, ,cerc
IL assist i'll sitting thc destroyer had bteu
Kill: d. Thu s,cnc Wits terrific Mothers
y cut up and down the 1uil streets seek
ing tl.cir spns. Fathers III agony assisted
Ii bearing loved ones to hn,nes that they
were to homer no Ilt,rt., i wall filled The
ri:y from c1,i t. end, and thousands. not Of
women only but strong nlen: prayed us ii
their last day had conc TIT neither eorI1
nor prayers stayed the destruction. ltra
Dy-anJ-hy 1',c ranks Of the helpers
grew tim. Tic dead and mainluI
could work no more, and the
o:hers grew t'7ed vita the super!,uman
toil. Just before day, hardly an 1o:1r be-
fore we wrnt 10 press, q company Of black
nlcn. living i'll The South Diy;sian, rouscsl
ly tl;e clargor Of the bells, the cries of thu
N''1lhIcl and 1lleroar oi the eicm ,uts, cam.
and ,altr4d their aid in beating
back and sutluing the contlagra+ion
Ticy lad lived lnaG in the city; they
knew it we'll; they were fresh, healthy and
accustomed to tail: they were eager tt
help; and everybody knew that they wer<
c;r1;cSt in llclr oiIt-rs But higher thar
tue c.i7l11ict oi fire and water, above tn
t;:T Of tic machinery, the gro:ns Of III.
wounded, the shrieks of women aud I'll,
deep groans Of men, rose the contention
over the t.1ftr t}.at tic b]ack men male
o-n the niggcrs,' chi. i out the mci
who were more than suspected Of bain:
the inccudialie-; let them 60 home AM
do thtir tasks-.his is white mans fire
Al this noint, while the fire is stil
burning, and the clamor in progress, W
are obliged to 60 to press. God grant tbs
our next issue may bring to OUT reader
the settlement of the question on the sid
Of public safety and huu1anity. A rum:
comes that it is likely the blacks may |
allowed 10 work to the lcevard wi;L hous
pals. An elderly gentleman name
Browning opposes even this, The fire
still making good headway as We close.
, 1862-07-12

Bosros, July 1.-THE City Council Of
NeT bur5port, after patriotic speeches, yo:ed
775 bounty to each man volunteering under
fbe new call for soldIers in that city.
, 1862-07-12

SATURDAY.. JULY IL, 1862.

Elsewhere We give in our dispatches q
brief abstract Of the provisions Of tue bill
for the new Treasury scheme. It will at
trac: much at;aption as affecting vital and
important interests Of finance.
, 1862-07-12

Highly Important from Mexico.
, 1862-07-12

4 SPECIAL. MEETING OF TIE
+ L III, ube-s Of the First Cntar;as society will he
held il Ci.l:.h Ncnt'ay ring next. ats oc&.
iv order uf tHe T.a,t..5,
iy,as,Ss:.t JOHN l}I:l!tkS, Secretary.
, 1862-07-12
Kclu aDhcrtlScnlclltS.

C. Il. SClRITEN, Adrertising dgs7ze, 63 Dear
,o, ST., IS authorized 10 reeeivs Adssrtissno7,ts fer
this ard al the Lending R.pers Of the Northwest.