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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
MCGregor. July II, 1862,

... McGregor: July II, 1862.
GENTLEMEN--Your surprise note aud con.
tents were placed in NY hands yesterday
evening. 0
! Permit me to express my warmest thanks
for this unexpected evidence of your regard
| for me as minister and as q pan, and to
assure you that such expressions under the
present peculiar circumstances arc most
grateful to me, and will ever be treasured in
remembrance. Thad hoped to share in this
kind regards of the people of McGregor,
among whom have labor cd but one short
year, but had net indulged expectations Of
so pleasant surprise, couched in sl3ll ap
proving terms and accompanied by such
substantial token Of your esteem For your
sympathy, your kind wishes, and your most
liberal donation, thank you and to assure
you that the remembrance Of your friendly
sentiments will remain with me long after
the material portion of your favor has passed
| away.
While would leave those ministers who
have made the Christian pslpit place for
the utterance Of partisan appeals and an en-
gine of sectional strife, to be judged by Hum
whose servants they profess to be, may be
! allowed to say that, as Christian minister
have ever felt 'called of God" to preach ths
Gospel, the whole gospel and nothing but
the gospel, and have never found time to
depart from the hcly duty of preaching
| Christ cructiei to descend into the arena CT
sectional strife l thank GGd have never
| had the disposition thus to descend either "a
CRAFTY personal vanity or tovent party spleen,
| most deeply deplorc the present distracted.
condition of our beloved Republic, and devout
| ly pray that He who rules all things will soo,,
say to the5raging wars of discord Peace
be still!" | love our Union and pray for its
continuance and prosperity on kindly, fra
ternal basis-persnaded, as am, that on nc
other basis can we expect permanent future
free government. aar
have ever been firm believer in tie wis
dom and goodness of an eyer-ruling .ProFi
dence to His care in this season of personal
health and national gloom [ commit my in.
diyidual interests and the welfare Of our be.
loved land. May He, wlro doeth all things
well, order all for our good and his owa
glory.
| With sentiments of esteem and gratitude
gentlemen, remain,
Very respectfully yours,
| L. MILTON WHITMAN
To Messrs A. P. Richardson, H. Rubie.
E. R. Barron, Geo. L. Scott, j. N. Conger,
]. Lawler, 0. Burdick and others. e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
WHOLE NO. $50,

ring the past year and previously by appeals
to partisan and sectional passion, the ur.
dersigned are gratfied to bear witness to the
fact that You have forborne to depart from, ,.he
line of duty marked out by your Divine Mas.
ter, and we congratulate you that in the
gloomy present and the not less gloomy flu
ture Of our country you will have the cheer
ing consolation that no act or word of yours
could have been productive of the dreadful
era of hate and bloodshcd which is now up
on US. You have preached the Savior, with
all those adernments of charity and forbear-
ance which render his life and character 60
glorious, and yeu have left to politicians the
task of minging the elements of discord
For this, as lovers of the Republic and its
unity on the basis Of brotherhood, we thank
vou
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
OLD as GlT.
NJ 4. MOULTON.
Lime Snr;noS. Iowa,

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Patent
Medicines, Boots and Shoes, Schoo! Books
Iron Glass and Nails, Kerosene Oil, Tin
Ware. Would respectfully announce to the
pulic in general that he has and will sell
for ready pay all the above articles cheap as
he cheapest. n22y3m3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
DEFINITIONS.

War-The pastime Of despoas, who hold
their own people in subie,sion by making
them Kill their neighbors. @ va
Justice-An attribute said to be in vogue
among the ancients, but Of which we mod,
erns are ignorant. .ea ~$s,,t,ss f,xe
Bell A beautiful young lady who is s;sua
down. byssll the rest Of her female scquaia.
ances - ~ .sssss. 4 ~ - 4iS8
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
McGREGoR, Iowa, July 19, 1862.

EDS. TIMES By request, hand you the
copy of correspondence which explains
itself, Its publication in your excellent pa
per is desired, if not incompatible with your
wishes or the state of your columns. may
observe that the Bank Check was for SIG
raised in q few hours and without general
canvass of tho village, Yours, A Pr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08

In consideration of this honorable and welt
marked trait in your ministerial character,
and also as an evidence Of our regard for you
as MAN, the undersigned, without distinction
of religious tenet or political predilection,
beg you to accept the enclosed Bank Check
as substantial proof Of the sincerity Of
friendship entertained for you. 3.r
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08

eautive or Legislative branch of the Govern.
ment. e- g..
And firmly believing in the efficacy of the
principles herein enunciated, we implore the
blessing of God upon our efforts to have then,
applied to the administration of the Govern.
ment. and we appeal to our ellow-citizens
who love the Constitution and the Union as
they were formed by our fathers, to uuite
with US to preserve the Constitution as it is
and to restore the Union as it was before its
harmony was disturbed by abolition fanati.
cism; and it's bonds broken by rebellion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
McCREeoR, July Is, 1862.

McCREGoR, July IS, 1862
Rev. L, MILTON WHITMAN,
Pastor First Baptist Church, McGregor
Dear Sir The undersigned, cit
izens of McGregor and vicinity, are pained
to learn that physical disability compels yor
to discontinue your labors as Minister o
the Gospel: they indulge the hope that ths
relaxation you seek will speedily restore yo'
health, and that this community will agA'I
have the benefit of your teachings in tn
cause of Christianity and Morals.
While many Of the pulpits Of the South
and Of the North have beep desecrated du
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
SADLER,

A SADLER,
would announce TO the public generally
~ and lis fvior!s particularly, th~ having
puohasei the Stand and the STOCK OF
'GIGCERlES heretofore kept by MR..
fEEORGE Eek, that it is biz purpose to keep
at all times Il supply of such articles inclu-
ding all Staple Groceries, as the demands of
the country require, His motto is ready pay
an1 small profits, prcfcrring the nimble six
poace to the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
'hi.hest market prices paid,
4 share Of patronage respectfully solicited.
vl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
u ASS & ELMENDoRF, ,5@t

FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, .a.sw asssa
Public Square, 7s@ - "a Mcyrsgor ioua.
Agents for McCormick.s Reaper, Dew &
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake 9. Threshine
Machines, Moss & Williams and Braiaaird.s
Sugar Evaporators, and sfTfoss's Sugar Cane
Mills ss 40 ~ ss,ssas..a7 es.gsre sar !. ,.sfs
Kept constantly on hand, sHorse-Rakes
Cradles, Grind Stones. Plows, &C., in any
quantity to suit purahneers. |no44, s..1v.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
Cards.
CHAs. c: TUCKER. i
Atty, for Claimants, Bounty, Land
and Pension Agent,
ASllINGTON CITY .......D.

To disabled Soldiers, Seamen and Marines
and Widows or other h eris ofthose who have
died or been killed. in the service. Pensions
procured for Soldiers, Seamen and Marines of
the present war; who are disabled by reason
Of wounds received or disease contracted
while in service and Pensions, Bounty Money
aud arrears of pay obtained for widows or
other heirs Of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
~ Boanty Land procured for services in
any Of the other wars. [n9y31f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoNDoS MOSEY MARKET, Saturday evening
Con.os closed advance Of th a. were sd
u, g33 1884 for MONEY. and % dftl FOR April 10 ..
Loans coa;inne De Off e. l;s0 = cent About .7lWo
Was talrn FOO, he Bsnk Tbs Lllhs has sriyet rors
Au.tfsia sh Z 900 and the hooIis Mois With 447 o.
LOSpos MONFr MAsEET, Monday evening March To-.
The English FINDS have TO-DAY ssin sheyn al iucrease OF
strusth Conso oT money opened O. s' advanced % -
"a c,s-I a sg 6i Eot the account. o:. The Discoons
market was red cad 10 the stock Exciange the rate u
II per cent French Ren,ss cosod Of t9 sc. American
Sscn-i'tes fully mau'aned hrr Fecer. roe. s.d United
ai Fies were much used Another s1vauos u pc. cent
ne Scottish Chief has arrived from Melbourne via ~ 90
~ IA, BEEN moderate aud ale. d. exceed 80 De e.
COO Oh speculation ssd for export Prices irregular ,
A. rates Flour quite 10 -,s Al les. weeks ql0
talin. B,r,ry Peas ard h slow Indian Corn: ni,s
s. G3Sf; Yellow, 81 49,. =, g..
ioypo. PnoDUcG aSp Provision MAREBr, March 10
srcsr euis, Coiee slow Tea qule. but h1. AnaEtcsn
Vurpsntlne, 6i Isiiow Lun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
ITALY.

Tie Turin Morimenio Of March 8, contradicts the
fresh report. that enrvnents are being rade IN the
name o. Galibaldi, and states that the General IA:
simply recommended tie extension Oh tie NalicuM
fileado0ting movement. 80
meeting Of tue majority in tie Chamber OF
Deputies will be- held for tie purpose OF agreeing
upon their policy toward tue new Cabinet.
4 dispatch from Geno. Of March ., says:
\ meeting of 800 popular delegates was held here
today III The ps!auini TheateT. 4 good crowd
assembled. GaribaIdi, who Lad accepted the Pr 81
dency OF the meeting, was much oaeeleo On entering
the building. In his speech he said:
Il IN happy to preside al this meeting OF the
representatives OF the great i'alan family. dePore
the sbsenee Of the of those inces
still excluded from our Union" Garibaldi ;ook an
oath TO deliver tbese Irosinces, and exborted the
people 10 concord and tho union o. the forces OF the
na.ion in the came manner as the faces are bound
together. "Then," ne continued We shall yan-
onsh all tyranny, and extend freedom beyond the
peninsula 20 every enslaved peoi le.'
A dispatch from Naples, March s, says: bomb
abel bGrs. tbs afternoon near tie ChnrVh OF Santa
Brisi,a. but without .ajuriag anybody. lmmefi-
ateiy on this becoming known popular demonstra-
ZION took place. Shouts we're raised OF "Evvlvs
Italia, 4" Eyyiya CaFioaldi.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
TIE VICTORIA rROOP-SHIP.


II will be remembered that this vessel which had
Lesu taken no by the Admiru',y to convey the Goth
Regiment 10 Canada, net Nto very severe weather
il the Atlantic, aud vas COMPELLED TO pul back 70
plymouth. She WAS taken into Tie dockyard there
and completely reftted and, after having been s1r-
veyed re-emtarksd her troops and proceeded on her
voyage. Duriog he tine she was oectheo az
plymouth, however, the lie Gs Of the peaceiui SOLO
uon o. The Trent question arrived, and a. l. Yves no
longer o. urgent necessity 70 reeuiorce the Cansdi
garrisons Immediately, zoe Victoria was directed -
touch at u ,deifa, snd, ii necessary, at Bermuda
aieo. II LIS wsa very seasOgabl- precautioD, Tor
letters havo been received fIoIn Eaya dated lie Let
st., Which announce the arr.y al of tie Victoria rs
that island, with her machinery disabled and alter
second djsas'rous voyage. Her engines bad broken
down tie bird day after sue efL i.yuouih; and,
although temporarily repaired she had teen otii.e 81
10 abandon her couise Tor Madeira and put
tack 10 Fayal. Her coumander intended TO
feiit Der and to repair the engines Us well as
the roeans at his disposal would permit at
Fayal, and would then rttarn TO Plymouth. he
exiecei TO s.,l on his return voyaee about tAs
4tu int, but, as her progress would necessarily %
s.,w, tho Victoria caa scarcely be looked Tor until
about the lltn. IL ne mean tine, the admiralty
have taken the most prompt measures 10 relieve tie
troops from The Inconvenience VI proFncied voyage
IL partially disabled ship. ~ Telegraph last higtts
orders were cent 20 the SlannDa, AT iortstiVuins
that ehe shoud SSH et oGce Tor rAya, Kerpln9
loo ont for tie Vic 0r1a on Der way wLi!' tie Ee
raid aud the Geyser were dreC'sa 70 cIuise io' h1'
IN he chops OF the Channel, at ne edge OF sodhl.
ings; and he London, at present at Clbraitr, was
al-o orered by teleg aph 10 8 IL 10. rayal on the
same LiSeou tie ann0n, aud, II she enccuntered
the Victoria, TO take hes trooe on board ana conVy
them to Lisbon. There was u detachment OF uariaes
on board the Victoria, who, well rs the y6tn
Regiment were OF essential service In working al
tue puGps anu in assisting navigate the ship into
fsyal. lite conduct Of TIE TROOPS, who were uader
tie command Of Col. Scove'l, IL reported to nave
been beyond pra;.e IL ia no improbable tlsl they
uay have been laided at tayai, snoui the attompss
made 10 repair the Victoria not lave proved entirely
satisfactory to tue COMMANDING oicer, VITO pGst by
thls time have become only TOO well aware OF her
deiecs. A shcr; soolIn III tie most oeaGiui 81 ,ns
Westoln IslauGs would bs some compensation for
tler suierings during two such disasroas Voy4ges'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
THE INTERVENTION ~ MEXIco.


CADiz, Narcb >.
Ady'ees .sys hoen received hers !rom Vera Cruz
10 ,he "a February, stating .,at Che preparations
for occupying Ololabo, Corloya, and Jlinla are
Progressing.
The M,1ica1a were n posed 10 of,r resistance.
ST. Ruhalcaha tad return = 20 u .yana.
The ofndidainre Of the 'Arcbduse Mhxlml.lar 20
the throne % Mexico was iil received.
Tho Paris ioHtsRr Of today contains letter
from Vera Cruz, dated the 3ls, Of January;
" The Mexican Comm Toner had ssoertsined that
the Powsrs would not allow Themselves g. 1e divert
ed from their purpose b. Offering 20 Mexico tho
means 10 ensrpe from the anarchy which his pre-
vailed Tor the lse. ffty years. Inc commanders o.
ito allied forces had ngreed not 10 modify IN any
shape their former resolutions.
- As soon - tho troops se ready they VII com
fnsnce 10 advance.
News Top the city Of Mexico demonstrates the
inn, as'biltyof The maintenance for any length Of
time Of tho actual state OF tuiDgs
" lac wishes for the success Of TO intervention.
and tie desire 10 soa tho troops Of the allies arrge
are sluost universal.
"The people bore for the sr,ahli4lment Of arc1er
which, from Sta nature and form, would respond T.
the ancient tr4di-ions and the nationality Il tie
MoxiCauA.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tie sc.evv steamer Annie Child, from Whining
con, North Carolina, FOR Law rp"ol, VIII '.'ion'
rSsir, suo tobacco, put iato Caesus'H"H "h S''l'
d9y short Of ccais bsyiuQ ran ne bi"ck'1e' 9u'
had on board the crew Of the kitty Cords, at'i'-
done1 Fcb. g.
The Nav an arrived ut Liverpool Iarch iron.
.3onjav teil ia with Eslero lciiSl IL LAt'ano -
fiOrtu, longitude 30 wet, on Fet q, t'irr iVitl'
iron i.onton, for Ne~-i~N crew at''n'-' ''e
jfa,icr .upY' cd them with yr'visipns ano ~aier.
A Cabinet Council wss held oi S.'uiG-r az tie
Official sssideuce Of the Fins. Lord oi the ees"ry
II Downing street.
ne 1r@g and Nary Gn>sfte cay, Medium
sized pa 3levteel yacnt is to be bnllf ivF ne se''
vice oi tie Queen.
Tie A,,,coi.ap end Ncr-Z.oi4ed Ccs"'. aa,
tba Soah mn'0n iron MonDrrue bi.., 80
cInCcs o. 6 "a; b'd Of toq loyloH, 3 ~ oauct'
-c3.sfts a. . q! -,lpmon'. oi Ncw/eai 81. %, 'i
aust be ret dowr 40 the cIe1lt ~ tat ,tA
which 10 AZ tie largest consignment e'rr r' rl'e''
while i AFFORDS su .sce4iibls proof G teo Ii'.1os.
u the OWfo golc fields.
The Loa@1a Tines says, il one Of lie i,at Ia Of
Monday, March 10:
The North VIII learn from tue late d,ts.e in tie
Roa-t bow entirely unjust was tle eusl o-..'n,
.snerally cater,Giued, UT took a-yaatac 90 lie
Trent Affair a order 10 obtain Gu eXcasc fOl i'oa
ing tho cotton Of the SOdih, aid lie >'ri" d. ie'
also hy thin ioe be aware hat iithey Gsf .d 10 he
seifsboess Of tho great european roy +, t'l
,u0si estimated tie sense q Juti.ce @bl LIZ f'-@
which claractoiiz. the PEG .le oi Ln.ia 90.
BIr. Sswsrd may profess 10 obey be- ia 81 No.
tions only when he finds 10 bis interest 70 q" ~. =
ai-clan al limitations OF the hud, anu ne Wiling
60 code by faith, honor, end duty, at re eXit se O.
what may turn cut 10 he . yery lea g.! hns kileV
ous sacriice not only Of wealth. Ont 81 n' coa."N
and pros psrity Of large ana Interesting D's VI Oh"
population.
in Inc House of Lords Monday, March 10, Lori
C4m,bsii called the attention OF the House % 'le
IlocS de Of tie Confederate porte, ani moved for the
correspondence On tie sGblscs
Lord Russell proceeded % reply 10 tie proofs ad-
0uced bv LORD Campbell OF the iueiicieDry Of tie
blccka Ie recounted the Efforts made ~ Ito United
S.ates TO render il effective, and con.i1cr a The
want Of cost0u 10 our own m.rkeis he test -
that the blockade was rot az euipty on-. iio suc
ii would be impo3sible TO renew tie Oh ieehD2 be
tween the Nof,h and tie South, a-d a7 tHut Fns
Che csse be hOped the North would 80 sent 10 n
peaceful separation Of States, botn Tl,h and eX-
(cusvc enouah 10 be unguly overs. lie 10 a'to
COAT 10 formal communication lad becr g 60" By lie
French 10 be English Government On G-c oihe.snry
OF the blockade
The EiDg Of Prussia has declined 70 accept Tie
resignation rendered by the AiBiaiiJ.
Warsaw was Quist
The yioeroy Of Egypt bas signed the contract for
the Joan cf bU,000,O0Jf.
The insurgents az Nsupi4 Greece o)l.i.ns to
organize themselves Tor defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
VS.. oBRrEN AND SIR ROBERT PEEL.

4 few daysago, an English pepcr Published ielo.
cram. received from is Dublin correspondent, AN
uouncins that William Smith buen had seat .
calsnse 20 Sn Robert Peol. Tho cause 81 THO pro
c.sding was sid 10 be the words relative ~ The
q. fabbacc-srien heroes Of 4S spoken by H. t1!ei
Secretary in thai vitnpertiye attack The O Don
ogaue. which has recoiled 20 injuriousiy on the
SPEAKER. Tie correspondent was NOT see Ttieiy ia
formed on the subject. Mr.. OBr.en, before any
u.,gs u he 0'Donoghucs action had rtacned lim,
wrote 20 SIR Robert sact.s letter 10 6ui have led
10 Interior consequences II that lorE-iOrgucd Gad
iittle-hearted pertVl possessed eyeA in ordinary
degree the spri. Df gentleman. Bat every pro-
ceediue f0uDded hitherto on sn,n suppositicn has
resulted in disappointment. Ihersis no ilc in IN
Robert tie yeest sod OF tufi in CoDnaught At thi'
moment i. U ore inaammsbie; snd 1t ID only so;lpg
oao haad', to bayo anything to DO With hun,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
PRUSSIA.

A dispatch fro.a Berlin os March 8, says:
''In consequence Of tho adoption IL the Lower
House of the motion Of NJ. hagen that tie principal
ilems OF revenue aud expenditure should be sred-
lied in the general budget tie Ministry sent Ia their
resi- gnation.'
The Mi1ster Of Commerce has addressed letter
tn the presiaelt Of the Cham,er OF Deputies, re-
ouesrine him 20 aijourc 'bs siIngs for few days,
because tire Ministry, beius occupied with Important
dlgcussons would be unable to attend them. The
si,tings have therefore been adjourned until March
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
TURKEY and MONTENEGRO.

A teeyrsm from Coustautinople Of March ssyy:
The NEGOTIATIONS Tor Che conclusion Of the loan
are making satisfactory progress.
TIC hst assembly Of The insurgent chiefs 90
Ctgne having evidently proved the participation OF
the fontenegrins in the disturbances IN the Here
qoviua the Porte hss Informed the Powers thu i. 10
compelled 20 renounce iis system OF moderation 10.
ward the Montenegrins. Omar Pasca u master OF
all the important podtiors.
Caboui EHsndi and Mehenet Pasha have pro,
cA.ded TO Syria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Messrs. Moorish and Sanders, and Meesrs veIiard
and Chsbo;, the English and French refreshments
engagements, and everything, in fact, seens TO
promise well for completeness oy the Let OF Mary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

grpgE STEAMER llsNGDi7 QTEFlSIyTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

a Speech EY oARtBALDI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
Advertisement
Tug. TRIBUNE ALMANAC
For 1867.

This topul,y Annual l. now uady.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Ercc,y hbunSsnS-Icans ct I AMI / 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
Mr.. De Cordoys lectures ca ths "Root Of Al
Evil " tonight at Clinton hall.

PKRsoSAL.-liajo.-Gen Hunter leaye1 town On
Wednesday next for bic new department, a; Hilton
Head. The General IL low staying al the Aetor
House. Major Halpine, Ass.st-n. Adjutsni-Genesal,
of Gen. hunters etsii, aaiyed N the city yesterday
from Kansas, and viii accompany tas General 8"
South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
SPAIN.

A dispatch from Cadiz Of March :, says: Iirauos
has arrived here aud Will proceed 10 dadrid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

TIE I.RpoR DFFESsEs. The Special Committee
OF tho Chamber Of Commerce, appointed a. Tue 'S'
mectiny to confer with the Stare Legislature ~
ton t. the barber dcIenses, and 20 urge ufo" CO.
boty immediate se.on, Jeff log Albany @S' evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

r,.,, prsqr C,PITALA lOUSG MAN CAN HAWK
", n, i,ara how 10 IL 70 the best p35sise adj
- MS ~ careful exeuiration a. Fowler WsLias
D. ID Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

avrHE HANSA AND AMERICA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

THE CROWD AT BA.NIMs ye'te finn' yo,' vas
AZ the time Of departure Of mo hipp. po'1h,s
sfes, q, ever ,.,risb vii 30 Likely 10 Increase
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05


New YoBK, August 3.-It is stated thst
the Governors proclamation for draft will
be Issued in few days.
The steamer Mississippi has arrived from
Hilton Head. The gunboat Magnolia aud
prize steamer Memphis have arrived.
A special to the Herald from Washing
ton, reports the marriage of Count de Paris
to the eldest daughter of the Duches of Par
ma, which fuses two royal branches of
Bourbon and Orleans, and makes him the
legitimate representative of both Houses.
Nassau advices state that the guuboat
Adirondack chasedt he British steamer Her
aid, Capt. Coxetter, into that port. She had
run the blockade or Charleston. The Her
aid was damaged by shells. The Nassau
Guardian speaks eff the matter as glaring
outrage, and states that the British flag was
shot down but replaced during the chase.
Nassau was greatly excited during the ac-
ton. The Advertiser gives a report that
Capt. Gansavort, of the Adirondack, apollo :
gised to the Captain of the British Ship
Grey Hound.
The sloop Elizabeth from Havana, bound
to the Sabine pass, with an assorted cargo,
was captured by the gunboat Hatteras
The English schooner Orion, bound from
Kingston, Jamaica, to SABINE Pess, WITH
salt, drugs, &C., was captured by the gun
boat Quaker City. She run the blockade in
April last with 800 bales of cotton.