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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

We have received from Charli
Steele, C,uplny Clerk, cor
rect list of tie killed and woun-
dei in capt. Boaebrake's Com
pony at the Richmond, (ky )
battle. K differs bat little from
other &c cunts Published. See
lin another colaun.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
sp EclAL NOTICES.
l., r. a &. RAIL ROAD
TIME TARLE
Is - .ss.5 : .l,.z.ss
Trains on thiS roai PASS Winchester as
foilolcy.
GoIvs WEST


u NfIE A Iv,rt scr. having befn restored
o. health in 70 lev week., 10y very
simple rem ~. after having Uttered sew
,raI wears witi severe lung tf elton,
AMI tAat dread disc se, Cousumrtoii--.s
anxious 70 make known - his fellow SUI
f,rers the means of cure
To all who desire IL, Ire viii send
copy Of the prescription u.ed free OF
charged wish the directions Tor preparing
an using he same. which they viii fud
SURE CUsE FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BRoNCHrIs, etc. The only object % the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is 20
bepoh the I'll cted, and spread norm,-
tipR which be couceives 10 be Invaluable,
ard be hopes 7ytry sufferer Will try bis
remedy, Is il viii cos. them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii
please address
REv. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
William sbursh.
NIB mo3l Kings co.. y Y.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Rev. S. Z. Stout VIII leave
Winchester for The Sl'h Regiment
on next Tuesday. he viii be
glad to t1ke al the letters and
plokages that friends Of the s4th
may wish to send to the soldiers
of that regiment. They may be
let al this Office or at the Post
Office.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Senator Simmons OF Rhode Is
land. has resigned. md ne leeis-
lsiu-e has Gle ted Lieut.. Gov.
Arnold TO take his place. The
term viii expire On tie fourth Of
M1r,h next.
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HOME TES TIMOAY

VALPARAiso, Ind, Dee. 5, 1859.
Dr. c W R0Dick-Dcar or: write
this Tor the benefit oi the suffering aua 81
aicted. TINS is 70 certify chat our uau- b.
ter, Aimira Frances, II years Oh, has
been iiiIcte for nine years with Itatn-
mAtorl Rheumstism, or Neuralgia. Sac
Was attended 10y the most skilIu physi-
cinGs, but instead OF being relieved she
Continued td grow worse till she became
AZ helpless as an Infant, her hands and
knees all drawn and enlarged So as 10
cause her % suffer .Ae nos, excrucilting
pains, and worn down % Il mere skeleton.
At length ] was induced 10 try your
Blood Purifier auI Pills, and She began 10
amend. anG is now comfortable and going
t. school We believe your remedies %
be The best ever tried.
Yours with great respect,
a. T. HENPHILL,
Mrs " HEIPHIIL.
See advertisement m4y9Ml
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&c IL InaIana eoyered j.

The l0h Indiana covered il
eeii all ever with glory At the bat
ties o. An.ietam and South
Mountain. We have 10 ac
co0at d the loss @ Co., g in the
last battle. but presume it viii be
sen, us ~ Capt. Hamilton be
iove OR ueXt issJs.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Rev. S. T. Stout having ac-
ceptsd the ChapIaincy Of the S4lh
Regiment, the next Quarterly
meeting of the NJ. +. Church
for this place will be held on
next Saturday and Sunday, the
4th and 5th. Rev. Mr. Ma
rine, OF Muncie, will be here to
assist.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

We this week present the
JOURNAL T. our readers IN tae
oli form Of four pages. 1t WI.
also be seen that we haye made a
little change in the name, from
Rlqd,ipt JOURNAL to Wiaches
Ter journal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Captain Slmuel J. Williams,
o. the Selma-Delaware County
-eonpany has been promoted
y the L.eu,ensat-C 1lonelcy OF
tie Ssh Indiana. and Captain
Daley, OF Richmond Ia. been
} romotei to Major.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

In another column VIII be
found letter i.on CAPITA p
Hamilton.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

John Richardson IS having
built a large two-story frame
dwelling house, east of the Pub-
lie Square. Thos. Best Is doing
the carpenter work.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
Dr 4cLeaass Universal rins.

1T = Iean's UnlV2rS n lliiS.
FoR L;vsR CoAPL.iEr, BlLrousxEss. &c
There h-suever beeha CATHARrIC ard
cine, offered r. tie public that has gwen such
eutire satisfaction as McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL
PILLS
Being antIreiy vegetable. 'hes ara Perfect,
innocent and -an b. taken oy The most tends
nfiut, 20 prompt and poNrrfll = renewing
all Bilious -eeretl'fs. ACID or Impure. Fst-d
Natter rom The stomach. H. tact. they are
the only Pills that should he used T. n .la.ioas
.i>trl rs
They prodace M Gripiu- Sickness ~ Psin
in The ~t7u. ash or Sewe.-. though very act We
ana searching ~ their operation. grotroLtng
healthy ecretfols ~ o. r rer = I'd kIIrevs.
Who viI 7f1fr '.0n olSne~s. Hs4dashc
and Foil >tnm1ch whrn 40 cheap "a r-ne -
can De oDa.a.l Keep ttrn laustantl, 90.
hand; -.-g.- dose, ttk-a o seAsnn. NAV
prevent aeBr-. frN- ar3 months 0f sickness
Askfor nr. !. i Ncieau', Universal Pfls.
Take no other. ttalaE coated. tAsy are Taste
less P-ire OH. IS elf. rer box. un1 ce7 De
seniSy nsi'ta H.yrtst nf,' e Tinted r.sies.
=. r. a-lESN. S4le Prop.
81. LOUIS, NO.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Don't fail to attend the Octo-
Der election and remember to
cast your vote for the Union tick
-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Lieutenaats Cook and New
man, Of Co, c, 18Th Indiana,
have returned home on furlouI h
both of them having been woun-
cd in the battles near Washiag-
ton IN August.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
SHAVING sRLooN.
SHAVING SALOON!
BUCKEER & OUTLAND
BARRIERS & HilRDRESSERS.
SHOP on afATN sTaLIT.

I-assiealy ossr u. p K.Esr's Stare.
Inrv arc pr'rIc1 - snavf, clt az
rlssLfe 81 bar. r-rora'e c'o-h'r~, e,e.
10 ,a- ia'est'.n8 .nast sr-Fuycc s.r.e,snd
ou 80 m sf reasonable t,rrs
Ltsf-s a shn- ihrr se-ciees = ths
atir1re<sfrc re vii. 10 waited arsr ~
ne 20 .nces. o. scn-.a. ta-'r 0E.'rs
q 80 Saloon ar 8
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
GENERAL BULLS REMOVAL.

GENERAL BULLS REMOVAL.
We learn from Louisville that
the order for the removal OF Gen
eral Blell was received there,
but that upon the almost unani-
nous renonstrance OF his Gen
erals Of divisions, with so e Of
the RrigadierS concurring. the
order was revoked and he retain
ed IN command. We can rot
bat feel that this is a most IN
ioHunate act, bat we hope Buell.
may deceive our apprehensioas.
Daily Journal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Subscribe for the WlNcHE TER
Journal Oaly one dollar per
year, il paid in advan"e; one dol
lar aid TWENTY-FIVE cents within
SIX months, one dollar and fit
~ cents within one year, and
two dollars If not paid within
tie year. Any person sending
Us club OF ten subscribers at
the above rates VII secure a
copy Of he paper free.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

We are reliably informed that
the Kentucky army has at last
started in the pursuit of Bragg,
under the Joint command OF
Generals Buell. and Thomas. We
confess we have Mt lit:le faith
in their being able % accomplish
anything. Daily Journal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

ANorEER CoMPAYY.-Lieui-
Henry Garter ana l.. L. Moor
man have between forty and six
" men recylHed for another
company, from this county.
The draft Will he made on
next monday in every township
of this State tina: has no; filled
the quota assigned il.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03
Go 10 IcAdams's Tor your
stoves and iinware.

4 fine shower OF ram fell in
Ibis vicinity OF Monday last.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

Oae cord OF good wood will
pay Tor the WlNcHE TER JCUR-
NAL one year. Bring it along
~hiIe the roads ere IN good con
di..on.
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MAaKETs.


WINCHESTER
L &LCE g u Z II EN- 7 =
CORRECTED EVERY wEEK BY
J Q II n x . 5 5
RETAIL DEALER ~
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONNECTIONS,
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

IS ~ .as Feternaf, College 81 - i.drl
pas. Profess = o FctsrHaG. keclc.Le u
- late agricultural College o. NAia,
secretary u .le -ucric44 veterinary
Ass0gIa;!oA - Flllsae. .a.4, SIC.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

p ( - II %E1 i - F..
lfEkE 10 MISTAKE ABOUT II!
ltN,l c4re Lver Coaplaiut. Dyspepsia,
Oi4rrt oa- nyseutory. Headac-v- uepssss on
ID spirits. seYer and Asu Inward Fever,
Bad esta, any dlisase oftae LIVER, Sto.
zach. or Roa-i.
~ GENTLtMEN. 10 on Wish 20 be Heal
thy, strong aud Lisoron-Y
LAD T.. 10 YOU want the Bloom Of
ofUealth 10 mount % your Cheeks agair2-
then 60 a. o-ce anc get u tAN'>
Streug thenins Cordial & Blood
Purifier.
Dele, not. moment. itls warranted TO give
satisfaltlou Ii " lll cure any disease Of the
Z dueys. Womb. Or Bladder; Painting. o.
strleted Ner,truauol Failing OF lie WON b.
b4rrenre-s. Or 49,, tisease aTisinffrom ChrOn-
ic or Nervou- Debility. an Ilial..ble Rem
edy.
FOR CHILDREN.
10 YOU want YOU delicate. sicklv. puny
Chillrsn.t 20 be- Healthy. Stloae anr RobustG
then give them McLEAN'S ~rRENGlH
ENiNG CORDIAL. {>ee the directions On
each bOttcn It's delicious 20 take
7Ohe table spoonful. taken every nom
iugfast.u-. is q sure preyeutiye against Chilis
and Fever. Yellow Fever. Cholera, or 81.
pre- silne disease.
TPCACrI0Nt OF Druggists or
Dealers VINO ma, trt 90 p ilm upon YOU a bot
tie of etiers ~ Grsaparilla. (Which they can
bus cheap bN sl1 Ing IT'S iust - good. here
arc men BASE enough . steal nart OF ms
name ~ lab their VILE decOcti0n avoid
such infamous ~ "a = and their vilIainsus
compounds Ass Tor pr. J. r. McLean's
Strengthenirc Cordial and Rlooc Puriaar.-
TAKE notnH- else fi-thA onlv remedg that
vii PlTifE fnrr lona 81 1rou,-fily and ~ Tie
az .neft'ae. 3taG ItEN anc lNIIG0kATE
he hole 'rsaa OIL ittspuinp in large
3o-ti '--er rc- or'-l-. orsix bottles for SIS
On. - II LEAN, sole Prop'r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
ErnnCc.

The monthly returns OF the Bank Of France show
decrease ia the each on hand Of ~ M H. NJ
francs, and the bills discounted OF over rs nil
lions.
HE decree Of 1858 which compelled lak,n 10
le,p three months consumption Of -four always on
hand lad been repealed by the Minister OF Com
merce.
Rumors were curreu, that the general election Of
the Corps Lesislauf viii take place at The end Of
October.
Several Of the most prominent Of French diplo-
uAtiris had been summoned 10 meet IN Pans It was
SUPP osed TO discuss th. Roman question.
Tie LOndon M,rniHg Posf informed that III The
circl,s Of extreme Italian rc'oluiionisis language
bias lately been employed, threats have been used,
aud plots have been darkly biuted a., skin 10 the
threats and the plots that were forcshadowed ald
were realized by the conspiracy Of Orsini.
There Were rumors that Victor Emanuel will coon
Writ France. IL IL sAid be viii csCori his daughter
the future zen OF Portugal who viii piss through
France, ana will Dee sfterwaId present at the bap-
iism If his graudchili, Prince Napolson's son.
In Pafrir announces tho departure from France Of
the last y",sel that conveys cor annee OF nearly
20 900 men to Mexico. The military hsns,' u
,ay-, "may bee easily foresecn, after which French
di lomacy will call in the counsel Of the Great
Pow,rr in order that Civilization expected for more
than half century may make ils hrsi steps ON Mex
icgn soil
The Timr Paris correspondent writes; Bring
important news from Italy which there does not
stil persist IN changing the lurn CabiLe,l II 10 be-
leyed the Emperor VIII do nothing IN that affair
while al Branz. His chief occupation just now Is
believed t. be the Mexican Question, for which be
seeks IA ISOLATION that IL not easy to find"
TIE French feet in the Bay II Naples was very
strong. and it is said three-nonths proyisions had
been cent To IL.
la France, in an article on the expedition TO
Mexico winds up ~ follows 1--WE 10 To Mexico
oenfrlnohise nation worthy Of universal sympathy,
III NJ I'D IL nd nj
The same time by the organization OF stable gov
ernuen', placed under our powerful patronage we
ray 10 North America, You shall 90 40 further d"
/ The MOnfov announces that the journal La
G fr0Hdc has received "a second warning for article
upon the defeat Il Garbaldi, supporting anarchical
pl,ios q, aud insulting both 10 the Imperial Govern
men, and Government which tie friend of France.
The crops throughout France are now stated to be
fair average yield.
Paris letters continue Ia speak OF military prspa-
IN ious by France for any contingency.
The Paris Bourne on the l2th war dull and lower.
Rentes closed at t9.4J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
Latesf-Iia Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.
Tie Europa's news, via Queenstown, transpirei
about noon to-day, and caused great sensation IL
was generally regarded as disastrous ana mos. dis
couragng for the North. American securities in
London became dull.
LONDON Saturday Evening
The Times to-day has an editorial based on the
ustifcatons which are just now being put forth in
the North Tor the war. 1t thinks the symptom a
hopeful one for if is to be he arbiter, it is
certain the war policy can never be sustained.
LIyERPooI. Saturday Evening
CorToS Irregular but firm; sales to-day, 1000
balos All qualities considerably higher. Spsculs-
tors and exporters took 1000 bales.
BhEADsrUrfs quiet and steady.
Provisions heavy.
LONDON Saturday Evening
Consos, 93l 93I, for money. Erie shares, 3ji q
3ll. Illinois Cenuals, 81 $50, discount.
Very LATEST ria QHceRstOrR.
QuEEssrowS, tuesday. Sept. II. 1862.
Tie London Observer says, it appears that DIR.
Hamilton verschoylc had succeeded DIR. Newala AS
Dean of Ferns, and that be is TO be consecrated
Bishop of hercose IN succession to Dr. Berestord,
transferred to the Primary of Ireland.
The Prince of Wales will leave Brussels early this
week and Join Her Majesty, his mother, in Germany.
The Prince aud his bride elect, the Princes of Den-
mark have been the guests Of the King of Belgium
s.uce Monday last.
Lord Palmerron and Earl Granville are the only
Ministers in town.
A Lisbon journal SAYS that IN her marriage con-
tract the future Queen has rtnounced the name OF
Pa given her by the Pope, who was her godfather,
aud henceiorlh she will be called simply Maria OF
Savoy.
The Lisbon journalists regard fbis,esolu,ion us
sonnet ing like an insult to the Holy Father.
Several OF 20 Paris journals express IA fear that
Garibaldis wound may have fatal issue.
The Eth Regiment of the line, which. according
10 the correspondent of London Journal, had been
dispatched to Rome, IL still at Lyons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
llflIY.

Reporis were current that the Italian Government
wac IN nd financial plight, and that Mnghetti was
about 10 proceed 10 London 10 negotiate lonn OF
go 600, 900. \ Turin telegram, however, says:
The reports in circulation Of new loan are stated
TO be devoid Of foundation The rumor that an am
nssty vi he proclaimed In thought more probable.
Tie DI,iy Mars says that at the frequent request
If several En- h friends of Italy surgeon OF emf
hence had left London for Nargnnno 10 oer his pro-
fessonal a.ss,ance TO GarIbadi. DR.. Partridge, of
Kings College Hospital If said 10 have been select.
,d Garbaldi il stated 10 be- better, but not quite
on, OF DANGER Nothing at all seems as yet settled
with respect 10 the tate OF GaribaldI aud his follow
ers The Turn GOveInme. IL evidently greatly
embarrassed. The KING, IL Is said, desires an am
ne-ty.
The Italian Government will wait for some time
before raising the state OF tiege III the Neapoliinn
provinces. MarmOra was exercising his powers
only against the disturbera of public tranquility
II is asserted that Sgnor kaazzi bas finally gwen
up any ATTEMPT TO face the lumn Parliament.
new session Is announced for November.
Tie latest reporis are that 1t IL all but settled that
there wI be general amnesty for Garibadi and hiu
followers.
The Paris correspondent of THE Londoa Times
writes: "1he evacuation of Rome by the French
garrison thinge at present stand IA wei niHh
hopeless. That revolution IN Italy VIII be the re-
cult il highly probable and that II is hardly prudent
10 drive the Italians 10 desperation is the opinion OF
many; but those opinions do not teen az present To
nave weight in the Imperial CouncIlr."
Alr. Bishop tie lingliehman VINO was arrested for
conveying BourboD-t communications between Ma
les aud Rome, had been sentenced to ten years
inn risonmcDt.
Ibc Duty Mr., has n private Telegram from
Spelzin, dated sept. 9, which snyr that Garibald
wus weaker; thai be had much fever, and that the
inflammation VIA painful. The surgeons wished 10
bleed him 10 rave his limb, or even his lie, and II
was considered Indispensable thai one of tho best
Ipp fIsl ala IN Ia
Outer accounts represent Garlbaldl's wound AZ
very serious.
There are reports OF fresh conflicts hi Palermo,
but they were speedily put down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
The Correspondence Between President
Lincoln md ryr. GrecIcy

From The LoHdoH STIR, SEPT =
II, correspondence Of Abraham Lincoln. PRO-.
s.ts .. the United States with Horace Greelev
ea'sor q THE NEw-YoRg TRIBUNE, is certainly ,
1'7ely in political literature. Mr. Greeley nd
.ies, TO the President, through his paper an nr1n.
heA' negro emancipation. Tie President re-.
p"ts, u BRET but plicit note, that lie duty ii
" ssse The Union, and il emancipation will help him
70 aiseaarge tina, duty, he will euaucipatebai not
g.N,'"lse. Dir. Greeley rejOins that Congress, ~
s recent easetments, has leit the President dis.
I,euon IN ihe mater The laws declare that RI bel
s.''soWneH have no rights and all save-ownerf
T. 'U,oeis lie transaction il peculiarly American.
.Vun i&ke pace 10 other country than tie Uni
o.a'ss Tor nowhere else IN Individual power 70
~ A's 60 With responsibility to popular control
p Emperor Of Russia or the Emperor Of tire
f isnSh might possibly degn to write to personal
na,iO, powerful IN NE repablic Of ettrs. an xpla-
is,. n 0f defense q the Imperial policy, but tie
. '.f would certainly be marked private. No con.
,n.i,loai sovereign would dream Of wri ipg for
'''"ss''sn IerAVpai eyposilioa of the wisies Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
1862. T II E 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with IT, connections. forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoA NEw.l oKN IT, TuE PRINCIPAL WESTERN CiriEs
Eight trains daily lIom New York to Philadelphia vic
New.JeIsey aud Camden and Apboy line.
ROUiE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT Of COURrLANorSr.
BY way OF Philadelphia te morning passengers New
YORK Al ni e other routes Evening passengers
Ut p. IN Que holi later than other lines.
~ way ot Allentown, eNcpug Passengers leave al y M
three hours later than tho Northern lines and By both routes
Rrrve At the sime tue Northern lines in Chicago and Az
point. IN the North West, CesiLe Ind nop0is, Louisville
81. Loni., Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
points West. with ever changes of cars. ,-,,,. a.,
Sleeping Cars. without change ran from PhnaaePnls 70
Pittsburgh Ja5 miles and NewfoTk PittsburSh Nv "ss-
Smok ng and Saloon Cars ell traus.
Far tho other
Baggage scked through. Transfers free
Secure Tickets. % until used. BY iit so.ssh
WESTERN FMGRAlioN =. rn,,,.,,
The fennsylysma Central company r u NOD. Of
trsV-i 20 parties moving Westward al '"' " w.
OF fare. ,.,,ur,
By hi, rous ffe,hts If ali descriptions can De iowaidoA
to aud from any lsaut Oh the Railroads Z. INV
diane Illinois isconn, Iowa or M'.osab river. oe
Road DIRECT OF g. any port gu ' '''
I'M. mics Fl Freight TO ADD ifoni any POM ~ @ L.
tie rsnuylvans keiosi s rn,ne. Meaohsnts and ship
charged b' o'her OF their Freight to th' Com
Itrs lnirustmg ne iis n. on H. speedy transit
pany. eau rely with eop aiSE essGck.
n,,i - live stock will mud this most al
vs'. soue Ispacious ard, We" ~ao,su shi sps
pIrd with every convenience nsse IA 10 their ,x.n.
Mdit- hr shrfe viii he found every ior
sIom ard rrsmg choice ~ easr.d o, tas rs
fhlA' l. FLfIOTr Passenger Agent No. Astor-houses
LEIGH Co.. Freight Agents; ,s..,. ,vm,.uA
No / Asor House. aud No South WhhamH@
MCDONALD BIsChoFF Em,fas' a assns
lNoCH LEWIS. General supt AlieenA eA
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INDIA, China aud Australia.

been already publish,d-had reached Eng and aud
the American portion has come forward per Scotia.
Tie Hong. Kong journals say that Stanford, I'M
Jlcaied in the great opium frauds, had been SEN
te1ced 10 eight years imprisonment.
From Au.tralia 1t is stated that the produce OF
the gold fields was satisfactory.
The news from Queensland If that cotton panta-
tious on large 81 re were in course Of formation.
Considerable quantities of cotton had already been
shipped.
AZ the New-Zcaland gold fields little was doing,
owing 10 the Winter season. The natives were
quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
Opinions of English Papers on the Val
The Rebel Saunders Brought No COMMUNICATIONS

The Royal Nail steamship Scotia Capt: JUdsin''
xb;@b left Liverpool at 1890 on the morning Of the
is,h and Queenstown on the evening Of the I'm, ar,
rived here at an early LOnr on the %5d' bringing a
large number of passengers
The Europa reached Queenstown at $3.50 a. NJ on
the 18Th.
The ,liD Elizabeth Jane, from Rio Grande for
N.,,.york. has been abandoned. Master and one
plan saved.
The ship Swordfsh and schooner May Que u were
were total wrecks near Shanghai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
Prussia.

The Chamber Of Deputies had commenced the
discussion of the military budget Minister Won
der Heydt presented a written explanation of the
views and intentions OF the Government, and ex-
pressed hope that the Chamber will approve the
same The Government enphatically recognizes
the right Of the Chamber to approve the exIendi.
ture, aud tho responsibility Tor the consequences
will therefore remain with the Representatives.
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Turkey.

ConsmtInople dispatch states that the Confer.
ences on the Servian question had terminated favor.
ably tor the Porte. A Belgrade dispatch, however,
SAYS that The decision arrived at does fulfill the
expectations Of Ssryie, and the Prince had resolved
not to accept il.
Tue Turks had attacked the Servian authorizes at
Oulitza and burnt the Seryian quarter OF the town.