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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Italy.

Tie Italian SQUADRON had been ordered at Ancona
10 watch the Add.iic coast.
Garibald with 500 volunteers was marching IN
tie direction Ct patea Peazia and San Cataio. Tie
obiec; apnear, 20 Re 10 reach Mes-Ina.
Palermo vas tranquil Public opinion favored
conciiIaiion. Discussion points out TO foreign
Power. the dangers o. Vie prolonged occupation OF
Rome hy the French.
Gafibaldi manifestations had taken place 1t Las
Gala. AZ the lhrnier III Milan shouts were raised
" Rome or death.
Abe Gaiibaldi volunteers number 5000. Gariba!di
Commands
One SLIGHT encounter took place between tho
volunteers and the Royal troops.
Garib,lai Occur led kocca and Palmita, ard spoke
as follows:
1.-THE pr sent STATE Of affairs cannot continue.
20 artlft the Government he,ause II VIII not let
ne 20 % Rome | 20 against France because she
defends TIE Pore / will have Rome at any pflce.
Rom. or d.aih. Ii succeed much tho bctter
IL not I will destroy the tab which made mysclf
rno dcpaTtuir 80 yoias,oers from PALERMO ceased.
Rainzz's dismis.nl was considered the only means
of solution OF the present 1iifcultirs.
hlnzsini had conference with Garibaldi, and re-
tufued L. Malta
Garibalii !. ~ CataniZiita.
The rumors that England had given support to
Garibaldi's scheme are denied.
Ii is stated that France, NJ the ConstantIoople
Conference de .ided the principle that the TURKS
should coninnc TO occupy the Belgrade Citadel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

HOTEL Administering Gen. Michael Corcorsl
ard party are occupying apartments at the ST. Mich
oas Hotel.
Senator Foot left the Aston yesterday for Wash
ington, having arrived late the night before from
Vermont. Gen. Schuyler Hamilton of the U. S
Volunteers is at the Astor House.
The Hon. Ga'usha A. Grow of Pa, and Gen
MarDdale OF the U. s. Volunteers left the 81. Mich
oIas Hotel yesterday for Washington. The Hon
Alfred Ely Of Rochester, and Col. S. II. Mix Of
Schohsrie, are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Capt. Nicholson of the United States Navy, Gen.
Asbo'b of the United States Army, Capt. Edge and
T. Sullivan of II. b. ". Royal Navy, are at the
Fifth-Avenue Hotel.
Baron De Stoeckl, the Russian Minister at Wash
ing,on and NJ. Bodiseo, the Secretary Of the Russian
Legation, are at the Clarendon Hotel
Senator McDoucail OF California the Hon. l..
SWEET of Illinois, the Hon. Charles Sauner of Mas
sachuse',s Lieut.-Col. l.. l.. Babbrt of the United
States Army, Major Hall of Duryees Zouaves, and
G. Lord from Key West, arc at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Col. S. C.. Hunt of the ODD n. Y. v, Lieut.. s.
Casey of the United States Navy, Capt Z. N. Scott
of the United States Army, and 7. Schenck of
Trieste, are at the Brevoort House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Great Rrifnin.

Tie marriage + the Prioce Of Wales will take
place next year, bnt no positive arrangement hn'
been made The Princess nexandrlna OF DenmarA
is probably the intended BRIDE
Distress Ia the CT ton districts j. Increasing.
Agents sre now In Englapd desiring contracts ID
behalf Of the Federal Government for supply OF
arms, &c. Contracts are proposed with clanse
that they shall &c void in case CT war with In
gland.
me Times City article saws if the weather had
been uniayorabe the preseLt tendency oil The money
market would have produced a pbnic. The market
was calm on Tletday. Consols 30! aNs for money,
ard 9Us 900 for account. Exchange on AnstIli
advances . cent. Sugar and Tea dull. Coiee
aid iallow steady.
L. American SOCKS Virginia Is advanced ]; New.
Yo,k Ceu,ral 10 sinking fond and bonds J. Pennsyl-
vanis Railroad Shares advanced !; Michigan Cen
trail Ere ID mortgage !; and Ene SHARES !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
PursuitoC the Cmerri'ins.

srHfSGYIYLD. Mo-, FiIaf, aug Y Nv
Col Wright Of the Union iOIc' passed Carthage
yere,d.v in hot pur-ut Of the guerrlllas urde'
Coffee. lays, and Qaantrell. On Wednt 'dny he al
taek,d the Rebels rear guard, liiied Il, ard cap
tured g. Quite q number of guns horses, and o'her
property lad fallen into biz hands.
Tic Kan-as troops under Gen. Blunt, were only
a few iules behind pushing OF rapidly. A number
Of horses aud a quantity Of camp eq'ipaSe were
found 81, the Ossee where the Eeteis crossed.
All the bad characters in Ncs;ern Nis-onri are
IoiDiug Coffee, which will drain that section 81
dansercaa element.
Tie pursuit will not be relaxed until the Rebels
sre driven from the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Kcicnse Of one Of the Editors Of the Mary
land News sheet RsfasnI Of the Oshcr,
20 take the Onth.

BAiTiApkB lfdsy, aug - isus.
Thomas ID. Suffer, one Of Tie H0yyiaad Ner'
Shat editors wa, released from Fort Mcl!enry YER
terday, taking an oath not TO engage in newsia-
per siness, nor do anything 10 aid and abei rebel
lion during the continuance Of the war. Carpenter
and Nelson the responsible editors and publishers Of
tLe ,aue paper refused to take the oath. Garter,
another proprietor, is siill absent, unarresed. The
building in which the paper Is published will be sur
rendered the owner thereof bat the paper will not
again e allowed to s,uc under any circumstances,
IA it was suspended because OF It's being the accred-
tied organ OF rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
THE WAR IN TEE soUTH.wEsT.
The 5rybci Elindrisn's Forcc-Bc Proposes
Rwuiting an Attack from Curtis.
spetch TO The u. Y Tribune

spee4 D,sps,ch to The n. Tribune
CAIRO Friday. AUG. %, 1862.
LACEY intercepted letter., Aug. ), from Gen.
Hiud,aan TO the Rebel War Department state that
he has = 900 well armed infantry, 600 cavalry,
and - pieces OF artillery at Little Rock.
H. proposes awaiting attack from Gen. Curtis
instead Of attacking him Helena He intends to
annihaie Curtis, and then push vigorously for the
Missouri River. He has received supplies Of arms
and ammunition from cast Of the Mississippi River.
Helen. IS to be fortified as the base Of Union
operates. Siege guns have already arrived. The
health OF the army az Helena is good.
CAIRO, FRIDAY, Aug. % 1862.
TIE s.eamer Champion, on her last passage to
Meuphs. was fred into by guerras at james
Bavou. juh below Hickman. She was struck by over
20 shots. but 10 ore WAL injured.
Tie steamer Swallow, in the Government service
was lnined bv tho Rebels 20 miles below Memphis
few days since.
T4err IS unususl activity here in completing re-
Dali. on ,o.,s A large number OF extra hands are
employed.
Memphis papers of tie 10Th say that Bragg IN
douttejly is az Chattanooga.
At the lac, accounts, portion Of the cavalry Al
HOLY Springs were committing depfedations OF
UnlCn men.
Jac.sou's cavalry. which last week was reported
neal Codwater, M!ss has fallen back to Tulelo.
M1xPHrs Teno.. Mondsy Aug IL 1862
The ferry-boat plying between Memphis and
Noun City, Arkansas, was burned BY gueiTillas on
Saturday.
Tie stores in tlis vicinity have been robbed ant
many horses stolen.
Gen. Sherman has been peiioned by many citi
zenf 10 close the liquor shoIs
CO. Hoyey's division Of Cnriis's army left Helen'
on The .tl for Clarendon, on White River where {
large body of Rebels are encamped. The Rebels
who were apprse Of Bis approach, fled in The cFee
ton Of Little Rock. A cavalry force was sent II
prrsuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

RArArL's RrPrArISG RITLE.-Rafaefs repeating
rifle is DOW being tested at th' United States Arsen'
a, Bridesburg, by order Of the War Department
The practise yesterday afternoon was very Sal STAG
tory; the gun firing 40 times i'll IL seconds anu 10
times in seconds with remarkable accuracy, MOI
withdrawing the high wind prevailing at the time
across the river, distance OF 100 yards inc
gun having received the highest ACCOMMODATIONS Vi
Capt, Ericsson and numerous officers OF the army
and navy will doubtless soon be adopted and form
most important adjunct to the speedy settlement Oh
the rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Bridges on the Marietta aud Cincinnnii
Railroad Burned by the Rebels Ea-
change Of Rebel RECOMMENDATION
ana Ohia Troops Marching On.

Ni'iHNATI. Aug ". lhb<
Two bridges on the Marietta aid Cincinnati
Raroad, ut OF Loveiand, were burned yestefd
uorrinc-it is supposed By Rebel sympat!izers.
A freigh; train ran through one OF the bridges, ard
lie enrne and three cara were wrecked. No one
was hurl.
Tic bridges are being rapidly reconstructed.
The l,t in.tament Of Rebel prisoners leave In
dians'oIis to-day for Vicksburg. Others will leave
at the rate Of Il thousand per day I'LL all are ex.
changed.
indiana has sent into the field 1880 men since
Sunday and Ohio troops rapidly following them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

cal competency of officers, either from age or CASH
allies received in the public service.
Among the cases DISPOSED Of are those Of Majors
SiS1hgton and Nauman, who, it ia ascertained' are
still efficient in tie discharge of their respective
duties.
MEDICAL sTORRkEEPERs.
The six medical sorek.epers, provided oy the
recent aci of Congress were to-day appointed py the
Secretary Of War; upon the recomIne ndatloh OF the
Exeuininc Board ard assigned 10 duty at the prin-
canal arrow purveying depots. large number Of
applcsnts were examined by the Board, and the ap-
pontueu,s made purely with reference to their rea-
tive competence.
ARREST OF A PERJURED TRAITORi EN
A nan recently released on taking the oath Of 81
legiancc was Yesterday arrested down the Potomac,
while IN tue act Of passing into Virginia with large
number Of letters and mars Of Maryand and Vir-
GINA He was returned IN his former prison.
CORRESPONDENTS FROM TIE ARMY OF
VIRGINIA.
A nulber Of newspaper correspondents arrived
here today from the army Of Virginia. Their de-
parute hence was involuntary.
PROMOTION OF COMMANDER PORTER.
Commsnder VIM. ID. Porter, the destroyer OF the
o.
GIN. M'CLEJLAN's RESIGNATION.
1t is not known by any OF Gen. Mcclellan
friends here that he nends, as reported, to retire
f,om aciye service in the field.
NO EXCITEMENT
Tfere is no uuusu,l excitement in Washington.
TIE city is as quiet as it has been at any period
within ,lse last Elk months.
CARD FROM MR.. HURIBURT.
IT,. s,t,,, ., TAe y. Y. Tribune.
Sir: Two 81. clements at lea-t made 10 your tele-
y,spti, rrport Of my from Richmond demand
reen Inch bcs GU to give them have resided
in snv nisn fau Ivy IN Richmond for the sufficient
tia, nov 10 such fan y did ever ASSET my belief
that tho Rebellion IN it, last days" for the equally uih
cient reason thai en- thor ,ushy een,aced Of the fierce and
Determined hostility Of The Southern ulatons to
foru. @; Cancellation and Of coa vToiii.e
Ii the North he Victories in this great war it must
expect victory Only from full ed fearless recognition Of the
resource tie Split and the utbl skf unity OF its antagonist
AS io my escape beg s.y ha, nc person in Richmond is
IN Any WY connected with its success
5 VIM .YENRY hubert.
Harrington, Friday Aug. a. 1867.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

AMONG THE PTSEs-" Among the Pines; or
South in Secession TIss," new work by Edmund
Kirke. s deservedly attracting much attention from
the press and the people. 1t Is 40 extraordinary
but evidently faithful picture Of plantation life in the
Csrolinas. We have read it with absorbing inter-
est, and been tbrled with its vivid scenes and de-
scriptions. The author is apparently candid, sin.
cere man-neither Pro-Savery nor Abolitonist -
and aims to depict the social system of the South az
it exists or as it did at the time of the opening of
the rebellion Among the many humorous incidents
related, is one describing wherein the author and
South Carolina Colonel sought refuge flom severe
thunder storm at the nous. Of planter whose wife,
a Yankee girl, had few years before gone South
ss teacher. We quote from the chapter entitled
"1he Yankees School Mistress at the
point where the author makes discovery.
lMooge's Rural New. Yors-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Prom 'NcWberIs.

The steamer Haze, Cleft from Newbern, NJ C.,
the both ust at $50 a. IN. iIatteras Inlet 4:3o p.
H., crossing the shoal. ut p. NJ, arrived here yes
to-day. Consigned 10 Col. d. ID. Tompkins She lief,
AZ ilarieias the steamer United States for Fortress
Monroe on Hal.eras, cav two steamers standing
Tor Cape Henry.
All quiei in aud around Sewberu.
Tie Haze brought the following passengers;
MisA o wheeler. Miss Adeline Wsheibe-. !. II. Gar
ti- Cspt. n. fdward' : X. CLARKE Liru' Fowler Lieut.
boydfrH ! g. BscLrde. W. h. Mckeard. J. Starkwestirr
Lieut. k.ndr- A. q wug. y. Il. Nickersou. Lieut.. W r.
l.afrou If. J. Badveil }. q. Donald
The United States stelm.,ransport Jersey Blue,
Capt. Chadsey, arrived ut this port last evening
from Ncwbern, n. c., 18th inst, bringing the mail
And toe following passengers:
Henri L. Fri. : =. Young. Capt. u. iep.ou 10Th Conn
Can't = ". Aihef,su lWh Conn. Lieut. IL ID. >" ret, "a
Ifayr4. ID Cav; lev, Crapsef has. bradbury, Ian
Nl..s Lpeaez-f iii cleil oh y. IL Henry ny = D. 20
bum g.t o Amos rhsm. 9th Mass L. o. Butler ia
Mac. ~ IT. Wilson. do. NJ. THAN Lee % Mason z.tn
Mas. -vi Maine ID X. \. AT. Nelson ~ Knapp Nth
ia. u Il Cobb do =. Rost do { ii Stucs"r. sd
: D. Lawfic, "a 3iaas H. Boas, "a ~ davidson ION
Conn: John X. II. Perkins do; John lisiihonsr m
t.l-on John M0urii Lewis Os', 4. NJ sntl. Jossh ,
s.ow. lsth nss..; John lleinscr OH, y Martin, Ith
Mas. CAPT iaz-toL, Bfyon baobItt
Tue Jersey Blue left United States steam-'ranS'
pofl, Albany at Newbern, n. C., and United States
AT Hteras Iulet, waiting for weather, aud bound tc
Acqu.a Greek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
MARRIED.

CHoNDrNs-PURDY-On "Wednesday. Aug. 20, by
the Row Ms Gsrdner. Nj Ceaser Deschondeus to Mis-,
Charlotte rurdy daughter OF H. H. Pdy OF Cold Spring,
Putnam County, n. Y.
kfHOt-LEF-Ou Thursday. Aug q. by the Rev. Father
Quorens James kshue to Mary Louisa eldest daughter OF
John Lee eco, all of this city.
LAMBERTOS- SPENCER-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
Aug ~ By the Rev H. S. " crd Heury 3. Lspbeston to
Mi.. Hattie, daughter OF toSer Spencer, esd all Of
brooklyn.
NICHOLSON - MARTIN - At Warrington. d. C.. on
edncsd.y Aug 20. by the Rev. DIR fyDe. Commander
j. W NcholoG, United States Navy, and Nary h. Martin
oil 81. Louis, Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Franc

II is asserted that the Rebel ENJOYS had demar ded
recognition Of the Southern Confeferacy, tnt 'lii
En- iaud retired to accedo to their demands, while
France had not yet given reply.
Tie Emperor viii not deliver an official speech al
tie reception On the hlh.
II believed that tie Mexican evolutionary force
is very large. Tie choicest officers and men OF the
Versailles ariill ry are under orders. division oil
gunb ats for Mexico were being armed.
Harvest accounts in France were very favorable.
II was reported that the French hid repulsed
several attac 80 in Mexico.
Kenles, On tie l3th closed at 6Sf. soc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Commercial Intelligence.

LuyRPooL COTTog MARKET-Saies for two days
COZ b,s, market quiet and steady but hrn at ~ changed
es t for Suras sales 10 speeaiatos ard
exporter, Jr1 bales :,
M ,fsrsa M,RgEr-The marie, has an upward tend
IIyrKY,nL UarApsIuFFs MsRKET--Flour auiet and
steady h-f net aud steady. Core has an upward tend
enc, MIXED 4. 9b 80,
d.ciui,t Bacon buoysni and nrner Tallow ,ti sdy'n
cu. Tot and trar AsErs quiet. sugar quiet Coner nt"
Rrs in,citr. Rosin hrm al u for Common Spirits Tug
p.ltiur trfu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

Pogr COLBoEs8. friday, Aug. ~ 1907.
The schooner Gertrude, OF Buffalo, boun1 up, col.
lided with schooner Gerrit Smith. OF Osweso, on
Long Point, last night. The damage TO- the Ger
irude is not known but supposed TO be serious The
Smith is considerably injured ut her cargo Is safe.
There has bern picked up in the Lake and on the
beach here pinnacle and compass aud several bar
rels of coal OIL supposed TO beloag to the schooner
Cadet, which left CEie Tor Toronto on the l6th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ITALY
Garibaldi at the Head of 5000 Volunteers
The CONFERENCE AT CONSTANTlNOPLE
More Rumors About the Recognition OF
the Southern Confederacy.

CsPg RACE. Friday, Aug %. 1862.
TIE steamship Teu.ona, from Southampton on
the evening of Aug. 10, passed this point this after
noon, en- route for New-Yors, and her news was
obtained b. the Yacht of the Associated P-ess.
The steamship North American, from Quebec. ar
rived at Liverpool on the 10Th. The Teulonia
passed steamer Bremen on the morning OF the llth
off Sicily Islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Euli.,,uy i'm Maine,

PorrLsSp FRIDAY. Aug ~ 1852
Business throughou, tie city suspended this
afternoon, TO permit citizens TO attend the monster
wsr meeting. The City Hall was crowded to suilo-
ca,ou, and great enthusiasm prevailed. !, is eX-
pecled tha, Portland will raise her quota of nine
months men by volunteers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
The Cricket Match.

Boron. Friday, Aug. 20 1852.
The cricket match was resumed this morning ne
remaining seven wickers Of the ~. George Cluo
falling for 81 runs Inc Boston CLUB scored 9S runs
in their second innings, the st. George winning oy
II runs. TIE total scores stand: 81. George CLUB,
IL and i3-lJ5 Boston Club, 10 and ?8-ii3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Another Ncw-Nork Regiment on.

ITICt. FHdAy, Aus =, I0bE
TIE Il5th Regiment. Col. ". X. Pease left
Camp Huntington AT Rome, at noon to-day for the
seat Of war one thousand strong. This is Oneida
County's rst regiment under the new call, aud her
fourlh ior tie war.
The 5lh Oneida will occupy Camp IImtin gton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
nee.naion Of Col. Murphy.

PnIlApgLPniA. Friday, Aug ~ ioo''
Col John X. Murphy of the 18th Psnn'y'sAn'A
Regiment, just released by the Rebels met WIN
warm public reception to-day. The enlire Po''''
force. of which he was formerly Marshal, 'uiIe'
out % receive him,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
,r,,,.,,,. o( Lieut..CoI. NcG.

IuIL,pELPulA FTday, Aus ~ I0o-
Lieut. Col. George W. Nea of the I'd kentucky
REGIMEN, arrived here this morning from kichinon"'
lie will proceed to Cincinnati, where 10 VIII N
on Tuesday morning.
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ronyr,ssiouul Nominations.

OMtnA, Friday, Aug =, IIbE
The Democratic Convention nominated John +.
Krnney of Ottoe Co., as their Candidate for Con-
gress to-day. ..as q
The Republican Convention has nominated D. IT,
Daly for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY OF
VIRGINIA.
JUNCTION OF THE ARMIES.
Death OF Col Coulter On the Battlefield.

PmLiDEIPHiA Friday, Aug %. 1862.
Private intelligence, received III this city. confirms
the news Of the junction of oor arnies. 1t also
announces he death Of Col Coulter Of the llth
Pennsy yania, on the battlefield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Drowned.

Lose BRAscn, Friday. Aug p l@!
Walter Yates, son Of Edward Yates oil fhiihu.i'
PIMA, aged 10 yoars, was drowned yeNelda, a,
Deal. Long Branch, while bathing III the pond near
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

A debate on the conm,rclal treaty with England
had commenced. The Foreign Ministers and the
Vlce.Presidcut Of the Chambers support the project.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
Austria
Belgium.

The Trieste Municipality had been dissolved by an
Imperial decree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
MiIiiarn Actifes.

Liberty nnd Union, Union and liberty Fog.
ever. tenth Wsrd b.ookly n.Al citizens Of the Asb
Wafd who dssrons Of apholding Government ~
voluntary enurn, without the sty nf dr~ft VII
meet at No. 3J Atlantic street on SATURDAY EVENING.
23d lus a. O'Clock and sc, ia ia hsrsnce OF ns
bcc Popular pe3kers arasxpeced 10 sdefs che fnret
~ By request OF
WIN II Thomas Jas. o. Lloyd Joseph H. Howua.
" > Griffith, Henry Simpson. A. ). Nbeeer,
John D. Cooks. y. W. Human, Amos O,w@.L
w. ". Hazard, John L. Douglass, Jobn Oswald
Dsniel q zen r. A. Conkng Nsthani.i Aills,
l.. s. Durham. JOHN Leach. VIM II Bssn,
William Be,rd ). IA. Herroman, Joseph I. Prl.
Joseph Blickn. A. d. pohemus Re. :. Kissaa, do
". L. Doubleday, selden Gof. Joseph L. Lord,
Chas J. shepard. J. J. Raymond, Johu fetghamg
T.. u. PliiBpton, j. Oakley Nodyns, Geo. Taylor,
Abrsrn y Beyless VIM Stoue, 1hos yardrFhoof.
Geo. II. Nichols, WA. NJ. Peli NJ T. Whiney,
Chas Williams, A. J. Bogsrt, John b. Holiday.
Smith rsncher The ,dore Field RicnTd W nipple.
Warren noble. Jacob Dey 70. Lr-ipHh,
Theo. Warren Henry Taomss. Archibald Johnson.
James haymonj
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B0sr0N. Friday, Aug 70 IHE
The J1ih Na,sschuseit- Regiment, Col Wilde,
left this ely, via Fall River. about O'Clock thls
sftcrnc0n.
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Dg5ll,ess Notices.

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the original Sppeud to Alphabetical Recspiiu
ton Of article 10 be taxed by the Law and the amount
OF the % be levied thereof This renders as complete
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Price cents postpaid ~ per w II sent by cspress 50
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and no, economical for laundry and family use being par
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for sale by F.. MosG,Ss Sons No. I'll
Washirv,ois,t. and no. 40 We.;-st.
Also, FAsiLr. PALE, and No. Sosps.
TEtssRs.- -MARsH < cos Radical Cure
TRs. Oce No. vessyst tnder Astor Housed, opposite
the church 10 connection whaever with any Other Truss
O'hce 81 ..Ile nsme female attends lsiies
Al JEFfEKS, No 0I3 Broadway Ladies
BAMogsL aud Elastic CATERS BoyS aud Youtts Ca' BAL
MORAL Boorf G.l,. Firc SHOES, CATERS aud sLIpPTs
a gfes, variety at low prices JEFPFRs 5J BIosdwas
GROVER 4 BAKERS celebrated Noscess
SEwSG NAcHsEs scknoweds be superior to all Others
IA. : y iiTo4o~Ay, Nov fo.h.
CouFOKr AND CURE FOR THE HI PTURED.-
Sent FREE 20 any afflicted With rHp.ufe hernia Ad
dress box NJ. lS5 New YORK. Pos. Office.
BARay's TRICoPHERoUS il the best and cheap
Il article Tor dressing beautivng curling cleaning preserv
Ing and the hair Lsde. try It. Sodby all druggists
WHEELER q WILSON MaNrFACTuRING
CouP.Sr-S-sus Machines viii. Important Improvements
Office So. 4 ; BrosdSsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
6peflal Notices.

rcs'.Omce Notice.-rhe Mails for Great Britain and
CITY OF BALTIMORE and Tor the German Sfstes vie
sa%DaIf pyr steamer BAVARIA will close tins office
at the uptown Stations follows viz: station, AZ and
B. s:i5 m station, &c" and "D.vg:2Oa M; S.ato 90
" e." 9Oo a. IN. Stations I" +" and 60 so'clocks m
ADRIAN WAkFMAN y NJ