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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH TROOPS.
Orizaba Selected as a Basis of Operation
THE EXPEDITION 10 start IN DECEMBER.
EXPEDITION FOR JALAPA.

private letter from Vera Cruz, dated Oct. 10,
seceiyed by the steamer Eagle, arrived from Havana
on "Wednesday last, gives the following Information
relative to the operations of the French in Mexico.
AT that time half of the troops which were to com
pose the expedition about II goo men) had arrived,
aud were ordered Immediately TO Orzaba. The
presence of Gen. Forey has impaired new activity
20 military operations and the Notifications erected
around that city had been completed. They consist
of small brick fort built the top Of Mount Borrl-
50, mounted with four riaed guns, and OF another
earthwork situated on the northwest side of Oriza
ia, and commanding both tie city and the road lead
ing to Jesu-Maria and El Ingenio.
II was generally believed tuat Gen. Forey had
made choice of Orzaba the basis Of his operations
which he intended to extend as far as Jalapa For
that purpose a column had been ordered to march
upon that city, and news OF It's occupation by the
French was hourly expected.
In consequence of the delays produced by the
slOwness of the arrivals Of French troops it was
thought that the expedition would not be ready to
march upon Mexico before the fore pant of December
next.
The news of the oss sustained 10y the French force,
both ship-board and on shore, in consequence of
tie vomito, ID said to be greatly exaggerated.
single vessel the Amazon, abandoned By her
crew in consequence of tie epidemic; the oilers
were barely visited by the seourge. The French OF
.fcers say that the total loss experienced by tue
French on account Of the vomito does not exceed
500 man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
ARHEE -.

BERK-HUfSEY--In Brooklyn. on Thurs5ay Oct 10 by
the Rev H. A. Spsfard Matthew A. Berk Of Newark N j.
10 Mrs. Mary Ann Hussey OF brooklyn.
TEVENSON-On Thursday evening Oct a.
By Che Rev Dr. w H. Eigenbrodt. The residence Of u.
McCobb, brooklyn, Capt Samuel l. Foster N. y. Vols,
and Annie Stevenson all of the above place No csrcs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monday Oct. 20, by
the Rev 5 b. Weed Of Brooklyn John Greenbsck to Mis-
Sarah Josephine Rosensuig
Baltimore papers please copy.
klNG-STEBB1NS-At St Thomas Church. EewYork
City, On Thursday, Oct. 30 by tho Rev Dr. Morgan. REQ
toll Capt Horitio q. King u. s. A. Of Warrington. u. C..
and Emma c. daughter Of Resell Siebbin esq Of this city
Thursday Oct, 30. by the Rev DR.
Beloss Robert h. MntuD jr and Susanna daughter Of
Francis George Shaw esq, OF otslon lsiand
SWlFT-FI1Z HUGH-ht Gencsoo, en- Wednesday, Oct
2s 1852 by the Rev Walter Ayrault. assisted by the Rev
j. c. Du Bois Foster Swift. NJ D.. Of NewYork, to Aida
Csnol rugbler Of u. H. tis Hugh, esq Of Gencsso.
STEVENS-COCKs-On Thursday Oct. 80 BY the Rev. J.
Nice. Holmes. Hiram Stevens N. d.. Of Westchestrr
County to Miss Angene,a daughter Of john Cocks ESQ., Of
Brooklyn, Long lslani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l. 1867
Rally for the Union.


DEMOCRATS KA.t ,LY IL ALL YOUR STRENGTH.
THE KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CLUB WILL
1900 HOLD \ MOTHER
MASS Mr. hTING
On SATURDAY EVENING Nov l,
At 7! O'CLOCK ,,
AT THE BROOKLYN ATUENEUM.
AND IN OPEN AIR
Corner OF Clinton aid Agsn.ic-tG
The following Distinguished gentlemen ssged and rl
positively address the meeting
lion. SAMUEL 8 cox Of Ohio.
Hon. THO y. TOMLINSOT,
lion. JAMES BROOKS.
Hon. HENRY C. MURPHY.
Hon S. d. MORRIS,
Hon. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH,
lion. T. o. PERRIN.
Hon. MOSES T. ODELL.
J. i. DOUGLASS, ESQ.,,
c. H. BRACKET. Kso..
JASPER w GILBERT, ESQ.
A. MCCUE. ESQ.
All DEMOCRATIC aud CONSERVATIVE CLUBS are
invited TO participate.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS:
w NJ PaTks David NJ Chauncey,
Cons J. Sprague, J. l.. Douglass,
1hes. Walter, Geo }. Sanger,
Andrew L. Culver
JAS. II. BRUNDAGE, President.
JOHN LISsKY JoHS WHrrE. Secretaries.
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FIRST CoSoREssiosAL DIsTEicT.-The Hon. w.
u. Kelley of Philadelphia, just reelected to Con-
gross, will address Union meeting at Lite Neck,
Queens County, this evening. Judge Kelley Is
one Of oar best stump speakers. E&Goy. Noble,
of Wisconsin, will speak at Stapleton, Richmond
County, tbs evening. Let 10 one fail to hear him.
A Union mass meeting will be held at lslip this
evening, when prominent speakers will De in
attendance.
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GREAT UNION MEETING AT BY
RACCsE.
The LnrEest Demonstration since 1860
Cnousugn Thoroughly Stirred Up
Dissraeefui COndacf of sseyinOurifcs.

v L.
SIRAcusE, Friday. Oct. 81 1892.
The greatest political demonstration in Central
New-York since the campaign Of 1860 was made
here Tonight. Wietng Hall was overrun, and thou
sands Were shut out. Hamilton White presided in
the hall, and exMayor Wes.cott out Of doors. Rous
ing speeches made By james Waisworih,
james A. Briggs, Thomas I. Davies and others.
Uubounded enthusiasm prevailed, and professions
came in from all the Wards, with banners, trans
parences, and bands Of music. Bonfres lighted the
streets and cannon Numbered.
Syracuse and 0nondaga County are thoroughly
organized and stined up. An old-iashioned majority
is certain for the Wadswouh and Tremain ticket
1ext Tuesday.
An outrageous and disgraceful attempt was made
by mob Of drunken Seymourites, led by prominent
Democrats, to break up the outside meeting. But
the attempt failed and recoiled upon the authors.
Good citizens Of all parties condemn their seton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01


NKw-YoRR. Oct. %, 1852.
Notice 10 gufchers.-h meeting ol the Nnoasde
end Retail Buten.rs Of the City OF N-~.fofHWas Cd ~
Io oln Hall corner Of Houston AID Ahensta ga hrcne.
V evening AZ O'Clock for the pnrTose OF acting &c regards
the tax sid By the Government
Ptoce-duss; .
optsI Chai.m.u Jcs Storm Treasurer, ani LevN ennt
Secretry; eso Committee If Arrangements oofsns o.
Nessr. Charles Loushln, Jordan. /. Mehyre, ana a.
T. R,s,'rsL To charge the levied OF ua by the nod
States Government ~ 20 head for tlng hornen
cs,ti. TO The drsyers Of wtos the cattle are bought;
Krslred 70 adv ese another meeting % t1 heIi "a
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. at o'ciO A. ~ me aool,
cd lIsG Ia following daily plper.; me irrhI
NE Tines Tie Tribune The sur, aud The SiAas LeitGl
for tyvo days Rridiy sud sirrday. ~ .,
nroolly "a Nfilusbush Butchers are respectfully ~
d and saro.tlv soci,od to at,cAi tho ueE. meeting 70
''A' ''' ." 800 fESaY ECKSTEl,I, Chairman.
uyb Csc, Lori, Null r. D. Frsuk L. sasuels. j. May.
= sein-.icht A. Hl-solsr, w Biomoatnsl Hess
srl,.rs RIA NJ preylrA Meyer straus los Loe"el VI
Never D suon Hsri, aorI Niger sander S'tans W.
G,oI,sr. luo. o. ounor. a. Edeitauih. ~ Dfeyius.
CFaS. LOU1hLlN.
NJ. JORDAN Commifee CT
7. MclNrl ~, Arrange aents
NJ. bOULAkD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

UsIoS MEETING AT MIDDLETowS, OnANGE
oUSTY.-1bere is TO be a Union meeting al Mid
detown this evening, which will be addressed by
Col. Jack Hamilton Of Texis, and Hon. ii. j. Ray
mond. II is TO be hoped that there will be full
attendance Of al the loyal men q that section Of tie
State, as The sentiments which will be expressed by
the speakers win be Of the deepest interest to iLtm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Sor ihc sick and Wounded.


T,dar an order lTsn the irtsirt tie LBef Statea
national system his been sbshe by the sanitary Coui-
mission Tor ths salo Transmission ani j3j'cous oousoa
articles contributed 0 the peoplcfos he sick eno wounded
Of III. Army and .syy The system ar being wei tried.
he's be.n 0n approved eni eudef by the fresi-
dent the tsneIai L3ef. and The Ssrreon-Oebers Inc
security oders fg4st mlsappEoptsiloh s per-
contributions delivered IN the h0si11ss
hers tev necessfly Ysss fcn the control OF the Com.
ion. Of than million acies sent through ono OF
tie largest If is channels OF sDppi rs brsn e.telaiS1
need Discreet aud trustworthy asses are constantly en-
ueye visiting al divisions OF tHe 5fuy ineydisk les
On lie coast the ssslfrl ana the western nou-
Ser 70 oberee their wants; direct supplies where tney
are needed AMI to scare a. ir - prsctcaoe 'nsl
honest uss TIE Con aisslJn does ao undertake 70 ae
liver ai O. Eli.ras, and Cecl-ss 70 receive
or. wh restriction 70 theE 1eselaatiou "tb ue
imit, Of Size force employed IN Tho service OF the Nstion'
It being Of IT, secondaf O-lrc' 70
mar, 81 Naorsl unity wherever Il eau come 10 sntsso
ism with state local PRIDE lho sistioaoh o. nospn
srrplie (. but branch Of the vera Of tue ."nm
,v, The professional salient Ae can De ooi4he ~
ne entry cid is larger POSE tic do az tnst ~
sT lie health o lighting inch, 10 AshisI 'ns
oseus aud sustain their sps uHaes Tue 80
lis which sre essential rs. OF succsss'u wtiie-
Fe this purpose contributions 20 ~ treasury ss
Tney may directed 20 the IreasSio u 4 d N~t'
No. 90 Ms-s;., New. OLA. 49,, p.,,.., ~
Commissioned. under sppoiutrest from the Freso
., Hated states: rne Rev Henry W. Bellows d. a. froI'
A D. Baehe LII D.; George w. Cal.Gn, . a .
Wigi,m H. Van Buren NJ. d.; woleott Gibbs NJ d. sam
nsi o. Howe "a. " Iore.y Il; ssne", ii ~ ~ nan.
Hams M d.. - 5. Newbeuy NJ D. ,ee,se n I,' IS
Horlec Biruey jr the Right Psy Thos ~ ois,1 =
hon. Joseph dolt; Il. w. bai -sts' '"o IL 1870
hnons OF suitable supplies for the 'ek end wonudec
=; e ,Seyed Al the OF the Nomees Cen foi heiet
As,oclaiior. No. 10 3dsv, Seopr5 mon NC III IS AZ
~ - ,issi,n No 493 Broadway by maj, TO FRED.
TSW 0I,lSrSD eaeS.secretaTy WashngcA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

The Rev. WIN. II. Milbnrn will speak in the Atli
eneum Hall, Brooklyn on Monday evening 10 be
half Of tie sex and wounded soldiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Mr.. Gouschalk VIII give nusical matinee at
Irving Hall, this morning. assisted by Miss Pai and
others See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
TO the Electors Of the
SIXTII GDNGR ESSIONAL Id SIRlCT

(iXTH, XVIII, AND XyITI WARDS.
FELLOW CIrIzYSs: The Peoples Union Conue. al
Convention and citizens OF the With Copgre.sonal District
take pleasure In placing before you the nome Of
ORISON BLUNT
candidate for Congress ia tits District at the coming eec
ton. irrespective of party.
Ori.on Blunt Is record welknown tried honest.
and fhthul public servant He served Alderman o. the
lid Ward when corruption aud fraud In tbs City Govern
meat sted AID exposed aid Is Alderman OF Tue AVN
those quse. which preguinently ene lim to be fded
IN all respects man Of sterling ability aud unsusd In
tegBty
the field oItyw0 -its, and contributed largely
hi Deyoiiu- hi whole time TO the inieie Of the
Government aud serving without compen,sioD at TIE con
rion Of labofs the Committee rendered let
ter thanks and complimentary Testimonials Tor h valuable
services.
FOR nearly twenty years Onson Blunt has been successful
business mechanic IN this city, and les been largely engaged
In manu ctuiDg and We believe bs well undentanfs the
true Interests Of this City ana the whole County.
lie ha. ever been Al and lover Of he country
aud the whole JnoD without TeseTyohi aud We itr
assured that the Government AID people viii find In h
elected earnest aud Jealous supporter OF al eaa's ba
will tend crush out this unhoy Rebellion, and restore
pence to the County.
F.y'PRICF. ABRAHAM VAN ORDEN.
GEO. Is. DEASE, THOMAS u. oIisfa4' --sf
J. J RABINEAU.
Fifteenth ard
GEO. w. BLUNT. EDMUND IEMACK.
J. c. CARY J. II. KILLER,
l. w KNAPP.
Sixteenth " sId
EDWARD BERRIAN, Il l.. EpHONDs,
H. DEAGLE, JAS. - DEMARE5T.
J. W. MURRAY.
Delegates to the Sixth Congresionai Nominating 0onVeh
ton ,,,o,,.,c o,pv,n c.,
aLoEEyro DBaGLE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Weakness OF the Back.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS IMPART
STRENGTH.
Letter Of J. w. johnson. N. D., Of Hartford, Conn.
HEAR WHAT AN M. d. SAYS:
Weakness OF the Back


BEAR WHAT AN NJ D. SAYS:
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS FROM SPINAL
urI..r AFFECTIONS, ,fr-t.fs
whether arising from accidents constitutional weakness
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. II. 1861.
Mcsrs THos ALLcocx Co.-Pease sead with dspstch
twelve dozen AcocRs Porous Pasters Our daily expert.
epco confirms their superior excellence At this
Of writing man applies for who, by clement in
the shaft of machinery. had both hs leg broken spine &C.
veroly injured and was for nearly year entirely helpless,
This found relief very by the application of plaster
to his spine He ensbled to work. ard now he
iabors well He would cbeerfully pay SIS for
lister if they could not be had rate. sur.
pr, ,d that surgeons DO not make these perforated
tors the exclusion Of all others their e1ibty and sd
bevep, greatly in advance Of all other pastss with
which acquainted while the perioratons peculiar to
them rende ed them greatly superior to all Others ord
nsr, surgical Knowing tie plasters to be useful
have mo sc,,nls, that my sentiments should be known
J. W. JOHNSON, NJ D.
CIrRE 1y CRiCK IN THE BACK.
Msssrs A,,ooox r. C. y, No. Uuionsquare, Eew-York;
Piesss ,end me- do tars worth Of your Pasters. They
have me cck in my back which has troubled me
for como time anl now mn her Ia sorg to try them for d
hcuty about his helrt. l.. IL shEh"oVD
Lyons, N. Y. July 4, 19G2 2.
LUMBAGO CStt2D.
Dr. GREEN. No. 6o3 broadway, Noe YsH Sn'ofms us he
sold Monday June b. 1892 two psss 10 yvues woman
suffering very severely from Lumbss'. On Thusday she
called 10 get two for friend and ian stated how tho
she had purchased Monday had iisyed her uIaed
ately after she had put them on, and
CURED HER IN TWO DAYS
Of most distressing pain in her back and loiI,.
Every day have persons tell that Plaster cur
them in fe~ hours, Of weak back others Of ro In tn
side ohe Of pain In the chest &C.. SC. Oeu these
had been Of long stsnong or-o
caI condition Of the part which they are applied
hence tho immediate benefit
Sold at No 4 USIOE-SQUARE.
Also 2oi CANALSr and By Dealers generally. ~ zach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Sen SONS.

Seasons. .u.,.,
.teck Of FALL aBd WINTER CLOTHING, not sufpasss q
:. 20 VARIETY, PASTE, ard STYLE in this city Inc
CHILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPAhfslf NJ not
sqgaled All Of which will be sold OF very 10" prices lsae
~ \. h BALDWIN
Nos 70 and u Bcvsry.
The lng.s, stors ia tho city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

DASvlI1n. Pa, June 2 1851
DIR. william H. Gicgg-DfAesik. IN rsotu%y,
igII WA afflicted with we Sagnr Diabetes shu o I've
months ras,ei moe thsn gallons ol water IN "eu,y
our hours sbeeA 10 aeI np rs oen a. ten or
tiues dprDg the Aght vnd IN ave months 10y soous NV
pls "a wrghA BURN. the month Of july lbbi procured
tyo bottles of CONSTITUTION WATER end IN two DAY
ser us experienced relief and ai;er taking two ooe,
entirely eufed-soon eiter rssin,Hs my wi1sp
health. Yours ualyi ,,ong', " ~ ~ 80
Sold by al Druggists. Moh1A ASLnN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Insurance. aud the Draft.-The undersigned o.
Payment Of hundred do iar by person iisbish
the impending drafts prepared to any who nnl
called the The Of thrse hundro<
dollars This win enable all for moderate amount TO 80
hlud.ome bounty for their families willis absent In tns
the Union; ao the Of compromising me
fau les OF those who the place OF persons
drafted Move fnli particulars will be given at the Cice
We have the official approval Of tie authorities
j.. BALLARD Co.,
Merchant and Bankers Agency
No. 30 BROADWAY, corner Of Reade-N
Tire undersigned in order to prevent further n'eruptons
in our business ncae hereby express oor co"
fienoe In he responsibility OF hcsrs l. BALLARD 90.
spd authorize them to show at their ONCE our permsiont
si,ued-GFORCE 9. ROBBINS SON.
Sisgei.4 AUGUST BELMONT Co.
siyrea-RFAD. DkEHEL Go.
Siensd-IIV ENMORE CLEWS & Co.
SfsnsI-cIIFp NAN. TkLLMAN K Go.
Sisned-DASIEb DREW.
S,sned-DUNCA1 SHERMAN q Co.
Si.ued-ORLANDO N. BOGART.
Signed-ifOYT SPphGUES Co.
sgned-IlUNT. TlLLrSGHAST Co.
Silned-LAfHROP. III DDlkGION Co.
S,,ned-HOWES, HYATT s. Co.
sigUed-CLAFLlN MELLEN Co.
Siguei-SUTrON. SMITH Co.
Sigued-MCCREADf ARMOUR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

-----,-, no Bounty and Pay Fiocuied Ar1 ".
Pensionsi R, saiors aud the Relatives OF scea - arc
doceasej BIZ ,, ,,-roN- crTRrnT l. CAMP
MI 49, Al cir Collection Office,
No IN Broadway C.rin,y Buidinsh New,hHhsS'
For all business done 1.er this date sndses wa" W
PoT coecng solder ard saorF Pay less ,hsn va s ~
amount VI when oy' so in amount ~ per ce"' w
Fsr collecting Ar ears Of Pay aud 800 Bounty i0r
Of deceased SOLD srs, y Per cent. ~. d
send ineto .in. cent stamp, i0T ouI BOON u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
.,.r,r,i Oe,ce. sanitary Commission.


The Sanitary Conmissn at the request Of Gen nasc.
ut ,rues5 advises inst the practice OF easiHs
~ oldes o. articles w All Il Il supposed wiz aso
reas OF .heir camp lie. To the Auowledse OF tne
;sr usay hundred suns Of such presents are now peu
nelessy ir sorehouses and yards and upoa o4
bir las io the hands OF the enemy and D1t sten paIs
M ii th have beer received by those &c whom tnfy we'o
A.ss5 have the smallest value 10 teni s1eep -
,Es ii the Affect snate interest OF thea nepds fot TINS
uFno letters such other smoli and hth, er.ses c
h. trsnamed bv nail would have been pioeh oesf larger
% ~.s.ion ss,ious practical usche.-rien and ohcets
HIN naturally ayeTse TO throwing then -sney SOU W
he ,cuutrancss which chief cause OF sue esceso
s nud bra of the sickness, OF abe soldier ouHlvets
f numerically until they learn letter by
~ bi rsnx and TO the excessive baegsss OF their OH
-, cone a the everet losses OF the Union forces III
Inc p.esent attributed by the fsshes, ni AIRY a
boriy Hut even when succeJtu In bt;te, the Nefnp,
secnfe co.ort BY the OF unusual snouus
clohre "a nearly always fustrated to heaviest
While tl light one retained and the long and heavily
wagon rains bens oil, when the hight e-d snot. SS
protected Similar observations apply to -. sn
,sla The hospital OF regiment 10 the - Il ~
pnA with nothing but the bsTest Tor "
tsiren OF the sick who In all serious cases. are n
as CAST as possible general hospas shefe s ~ rss.
he rcsmen. are available. Az excessive sv 10 the
,nsl hospital stores and convenieneesh ana
,k and wouced; Cox 1t occ ssioas o ~ tisI to
separston from tho regiment OF ~ e has from the
the usefulness OF the surgeon ls =. .nyseous In
inst proested against common error a. sse con, IA on It.
80. a. auains, tho greater evu " - ~ al too
80, ~ he volunteer soldiers ~ an. habituated
NVNits "a 81 comfort 20 which they ~ tsa~r~I
.a ia IA compancS wiin tne ohoss metal n
Va ,n..l l. addressed TO hoso " srsstlv
~ Chief VI he evs believed to hsye oes s"as
| kindness poIl l sa,tsinsl FRED. LAW obMono,
| Gggrsyaed aud sa''''H' General Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Miliiarp Notlres.
"Ironsidcs - Regiment.

"Ironsitosn Regiment. I'm AZ
NyvYoRy, Oct g. 1851
PIE UNDERSIGNED convinced Of the importance and
necessity of prompt and energetic action wh reference the
speedy completion Of the military Organization kro n as the
IROSSiDES REGIMENT, under tho command Of Cel
MARK HOYT have accepted an invitation TO a Com
mit.ee OF Czcus to further the interests Of said Rsgnsu
and will be happy to receive such their fellow
citizens may feel willing to extend Contributions of money
towards BOUNTY FUND for regim5nli purposes whi
he gladly received, and duly acknowledged,
Treasurer No 10 FenySl
NJ. ARMSTRONG SON.
YOUNG. SCHULTZ CO.,
U0YT BROTHERS
ANDREWS, GIBBONS CO.,
C. ii. MARSHALL .-
L. 3. WEYMAN
BENEDICT, HALL L CO.
Prienas Of Sick sr1d WOUNDED Soidiors.-I
have awsysop hand good assortment o. the WINES npd
BKANDirS 81 Paul de Co,inck, M5ooi and guiriuf Of
Bordeaux pssace All good warranted strictly pure. Ihsy
reconlm aed and largely ne for medicinal purpossG
J. MARC MARTIN. Importer
no 2OJ Pesri-st. N. T.
Pensions, Pay, Bouuts Money, &C., collsc.et
GEO. WOODMAN No 30 Pine q.
Refers to Shepherd Knapp esq TIE Rev H. w bellows DID.
''Irousides.o
LARGE EXTRA BOUNTY.
Good yet received to fill up
COMPANYA.
JOSEPH y, STEPHENSON, I'd Lieutenant
Late Of 9TH Regiment N. O..
No. Al Eass 27hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
A Beautiful Imperial Photograph
OF the
EMPRESS KU0GNIE,
Isto be seen &C
ANT HON Y'S.
No. 5si Broadway.
The LAiiss ofNew.YOrk arc invited 20 examine Il.

The Empress Eugen!e
will receive
TIE LADIES OF EEW-YOkk
ANTH0NY'S.
No. 5ol Broadway,
until fn,her notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
FREMONT'S ADVANCE.

The iSta9aioa Spectator rays tbat Fremon1's ad-
vance was few day5 ego a, poiD, ten nilee e>a Of
Monterey Highland County, Va. Thus It is within
25 or 30 miles Of The main body Of Gen. Shield
force. Tho reader viii perceive from this fact thRl
,ho fine armies Of Banks a9d Fremont have now al
moS, come together and within essy striking die
lance of lbe MOST Important sIa.syic point IN Viz
gioia, afl.T Richuond-sl Tho poin. commanding
Riebmonas main connection by Tal With Tennessee
and ne Weg: with the valley, and also with tie
trsns-An.s sb-ny portion Of:te STATE 1etProf,ssing
identity Wiib thc Rebel cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
THE REBELS GIVE UP MISSOURI.

II bad been stated that portion of Van Dorn's
force recently orcnped position at Pitman's Ferry,
on the Currant River, at the boundary line letween
this state aud Arkansas. This we ascertain to be
untrue. There ID DO enemy IN thai part Vi the
country. a few days aeo two comp 'nies OF an In
diana cavalry regiment proceeded TO POcshontas
where they remaiued al Dilhi and saw nothing OF
my armed Rebel. pOcahDuta8 il t0 enty miles he
low pitmans Ferry, and was Van Dorn's hrad-
quarters until abort iue bel 70 the battle OF Pea
Ridge. Van Dorm and Price have evidently gone
into Tennel ee, and wholly abandoned any further
contcsi against tlis State.
We do not believe their forces were engaged IN
ihe confct Il Shiloh Tor Piiisbnrg LaudingD, Tor they
could hardly have rssched there in time to paruc-
pae m tho action. The Mcn PIN: AvdLGhehe OF The
7ih spoke OF ,hCm in mnnneF showing isnoranre as
10 their Whereabouts, and 10 reach Coribth they
would have TO pass Ilr ,ngh Memphis. But wherever
they are are il il almost certain that Van Dom and
Pnce do not propose TO operate sgsinrt Missouri any
more. After losing contest OF nine m0nihs, Tue
war in this State has at length been given mp, and
ihe effort 10 coerce us Out Of the Uninn has been
abandoned iguouiDiOUsiy. tSs. Louie Republican.