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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10
LATEST NEWS.
From Fort Monroe.
BY TELEGRA PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

Fort MONROE, July 7.-Stcamer Juniata,
while on the way to Harrison's Landing, yes
terday, was fred into by rebel field battery
OF SIX pieces from point just below our
army. One person was injured. The Junia-
ia was aground. Our gunboats soon dispers-
ed the rebels
A accommodating party yesterday found the
rebel pickets within mile of our army. Our
troops at Hampton are throwing up breast
works. The thermometer is at 80 this eve
ming.
Fort MONROE, July S.-Gen. Burnside is
here, and had an interview with president
Lincoln this morning The president then
proceeded up James river.
Flag officer Wilkes arrived this morning.
Many stragglers from different regiments are
daily arriving here, materially diminishing the
number reported lost.
Two or three suffers and civilians were ar
rested to-day for not complying with the order
to leave.
The Notifications at Yorktown are being
placed in perfect order.
Several officers came with the president
this morning on board the Ariel, and General
Halleck is believed to be among them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

NEW YORK, July 9-COrTON mere active and frmer;
sales 1850 bales at @4l2c for middng uplands.
FLOUR->ales A. 900 Dbls state and stern excited
and 0c higher; superine IS a AIS; extra state
4.9O a $50; round hoop OHIO SIS "a SIS; extra
western 1856 "a 5l5 southern Sc beter sales 300 bbs;
mixed to gOoI S5l5 q so; fancy and extra SIS % IS;
Canada lc better; 800 bbls extra 495 a. SIS
ar ga i Ihica " s"r r se n ie sT S 9osi
liz q LIS; Milwaukee club lOl 10; winter red west
l. y a l25 bite Michigan 81 a IS; amberAc
igan lbs a Is; white ohio 80. Corn more active
and to &c beter sales 23 00O bush old mixed western
52f "a 59}c do As a SIC; southern yellow So a Sc
Oats fnner, at 49, a 45c.
Beef dull and unchanged; sales 100 bDs. Pork dull
and lower; sales 1914 bbls Lard steady; sales 2lO0
bbls "A a 81 Whiskev active aud hrmeI sales
1000 bb at 20 q 80 Rice firm; sales 800 bags Rangoon
~ 90 ST. sugars firm; sales 1909 hhds New Orleans
81 a s. Porto Rico @ o. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Mulasses firm,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

BosroN, July 9.-At a special meeting OF
the board of aldermen, held this afternoon,
joint committee with the common council was
appointed to call public meeting in Faneuil
Hall, for the purpose Of raising the quota OF
troops required of Boston under the late call.
Suggestions have been made to raise bounty
fund of 100000 to induce prompt enlistment.
The local authorities in the country towns are
also moving vigorously in the matter.
Official lists of casualties in the goth and
22d Massachusetts regiments in the late bat
ties are published. The goth lost 3 killed
and AZ wounded; brodght away l6 wounded
and left on the field 80 missing. Total l6
The 22d regiment had killed %, wounded &c
missing 254 total 343.
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Repub1icnns in Council.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The republican
members, between fifty and sixty in number,
comprising both senators and representatives,
held an adjourned meeting tonight, at the
capitol. DIR. Sherman of New York was
chairman, and Samuel G. Fessenden of Maine
secretary. Remarks were made by Messrs.
Stevens, Potter, Kellogg of Illinois, Arnold,
Lane Of Kansas, and Dawes, when, on motion
Of Mr.. Bingham, resolution was adopted for
the appointment of a committee of five mem
bers of the house, and an equal number of
senators, to prepare an address to be submit
ming.
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The Afrair at vicksburg.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a special cores
pondent of Forney's Press, dating gu. S.
steam sloop Brooklyn, June 49," says, "All
hands were called early this morning to attack
the batteries at the city of Vicksburg. The
first gun was fired at one o'clock. The
firing was intense. The Hartford, Rich
mond, and the gunboats, have passed
the batteries and the city without silencing
them. The Brooklyn received orders not to
pass battery without silencing 1t. She re-
mains below The loss on the Hartford was
one man killed and eleven wounded; that on
the Richmond was the masters mate killed
and six wounded.
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Arrival Of disabled so1dIer..

New York, July 9.-The following arrived
at the New England Rooms tonight ;-Lieut.
p. V. Thomas, Sd Vermont; Capt. w. ID.
Trip and l.. Leach, Lieuts N. ID. Whitman,
T. II. Adams, o. A. Brooks, of the Goth Mas
sachusetts; e. j. Drury, Geo f. Whall and
Jas p. Ford LIST Massachusetts sergeant Il
b. Burk, I'd Rhode Island; L. w. West, 9TH
Massachusetts, battery; Capt. II. G. Lindley,
10th Massachusetts, JOS Stone, 9th YER
mont; Lieuts G. w. Bowtin, f. r. Cove, r..
c. Rahue, 4th Vermont. All the above are
sick, and have been aboard the steamer Elm
City since yesterday.
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From Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, July 6.-The Little Rock Ga
zette says Gen. Curtis has crossed Black Riv-
er, and is coming to the Mississippi. Gen.
Hindman issues an appeal to the people of
Arkansas to engage in guerrilla warfare. Gen.
IL. S. Hampstead of Little Rock is dead The
Arkansas state government has been removed
to Hot Springs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

New YORK, July 9--ST0CKS are irregular, but ac-
tive closing heavy Chicago and Rock Island 4; To-
ledo 4ssf; Gaena and Chicago lf Michigan southern
guar ,nteed $50; Michigan Central 62S; Harlem l6t
Hudson 46s Chicago, Burlington Quincy TIT: Read
ins So ianamt 1884, American Gold lI5t Pacific Mail
1861; Centra 9S4; Erie 37 Missouri skies 4e3 Ten
nessee skies 81; skies 81. coupons, 1923; skies
81 regis cred 1922 fves 81 Oregon half year 99a
S skies 81. 100,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

The attention of the public is called to this most ex
ccllent Of all Linmes perfect and speedy
all the aches and pains thatfesh is heir TO.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids arising from checked perspiration-s cured by
few bottles Of KEHNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
NEURALGIA-the king Of all paln--is cauged by
mn Inflammation Ct the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications of KEENEDY's RHEUMATIC LINfMENT
SPRAINS caused by an over-extension and
sudden action Of the musclesis cured by new DOT
ties of KENNBDY's RHEUMATIC EMINENT equally gOOu
for man beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining Of
the ribsis cured by few bottles of kENNEDYs kaEu'
MATIC LTN1NEET
BRUISES arc caused by sudden pressure Of the
hesh and smashing Of the tissuess instantly relieved
by kkNNEpY's RHEUMATIC LINiMENT.
Is CONJUNCTION OF tnS niueVlsei Shuscu "
sudden stoppage OF the nervous fluid. which prevents
animal life having free hOwis cured by few appca
lions Of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LlNINEST.
BILIOUS COLO Ii caused BY NEURALGIA in the
hiiEuhAIlo LiSIMEET in warm water every half hour
SORE THROAT AND IOARSEN Ess
are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the glandswet
piece OF flannel with KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LfNIMEsT
apply u on going to bed and you will be well In the
MEADACHE AND THRORRING or
luE y caused by pressure from insensible
pstspIatlom-s cured by few applications Of KENEE
WEA AN ESS OF.rHE RAOK,-Follow the
ulrectiOh " the circular around each bottle
~ Us goo1 Tor lootlaehe, Earache, Swelled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
r HARLOW cS ~ JAMES SSs S Gf p BgH Sc9r SES
MoCONYlLhE, W. II. uOULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere.
SD. TOURTELLOT a. q. m. PICK
ARCHITECTS,
265 Main Street, corner OF Park, WorcesteE
iay d&wGDn
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4 OMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

- CHUSETTS-W0rcester, ss.-Probate Court-To
the hes-a law creditors and all persons interested
county deceased, intestate: " ~
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday August
AZ nine clock In the forenoon, TO show cause why IL
cense should not he granted to Bridget Donlon upon her
ceased mentioned in said petition for the purpose OF
paying de0's and charges of Administrations and the
Court orders service of this citation by publishing the
same IN the Massachusetts, Spy newspaper printed in
worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this second day of July in the year eighteen hum
dred and siXty-twO. -
iy9 wit CIAS II sTEvENs Asst D.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHTT
NOMMONWEALTH on MASS4.

Fitchburg, jane Term, 1862 ~ -
SAMUEL HOWE, Paintif
NATHAN q. HOWE, Defendant.
And ANSON RICE, Admir-, &c, as Trustee said De.
PENDANT. ~ " 9"'N "
In an action OF contract for the recovery OF the
amount due on promi sorry note dated August 49, 1888
given ny the defendant for wenty-hree dollars and
payable to the plaintiff order demand with inter
est as appears by the writ and declaration filed In This
action Aud now Appearing Court that said de-
iendant at the time Of the service of the writ as not
an inbabtant of or resident In this Commonwealth II ia
ordered that n0tce given to said defen liant to appear
at the next term OF said Court holden al Worcester
aforesaid onhe first Monday September next or his
default VIII be recorded and Judgment rendered against
MN ana that said notice be given by publishing an at
tested copy OF this order, In the Massachusetts Sny
newspaper printed IN Worcester In sail Comfy OF Wor-
ceste three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last publication 10
be thirty DAYS before the sitting Of the said Court or by
serving him with an atesed COPY of this order fourteen
days before the sitting of said Cout
Attest; JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
copy Attest: JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
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no0Ks IN THE GERMAN Lam

ID GUAGE, FOR SALE, which cannot be found in
any bookstore in this country,
THE SONGS OF ELDER EDDA, the old Morse Text
with a German translation. One volume.
SERMONS BY JOHN HENRY DRAsEKE. In Ger
man. Two volumes, printed at Bremen DrasekS
was very eloquent and accomplished Lutheran
preacher with religious views and tendencies some
what like those Of the Moravans, combined with the
most liberal culture The volumes have been used.
CONCENTRATIONS ON THE PRINCIPAL TRUTHS
OF RELIGION, FOR EvErY DAY IN THE YEAR
by Rev. Dr. J. @. Rosenmuller. Two volumes Print
ed at Leipzig. The volumes have been used
Inouire at this ONCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA,
~ CHUsETTs - Worcester, IS. - Superior Court
Fitchburg jane Term 1852,

Fitchburg June fern. 1852,
RICHARD q. GASKILL, Plaintiff.
EDWARD NJ. DAVENPORT, Defendant
an action of contract for the recovery Of two hun
bred and ninety dollars and eighteen cents accord
Ing the bill of particulars annexed to the Plaintiffs
declaration appears BY the writ and declaration ed
In This And II appearing TO said Court that
said Defendant the time Of the service Of the writ.
not inhabitant Of or resident In this Common
wealth. IL ordered that notice be given TO said Defend
ant appear the term OF said Court to be hold
en- Worcester aforesaid. the first Monday Of Sep-
TENDER his default will be recorded and Judgment
rendered against him and thai said notice be given by
publishing an afesied copy Of this order in the Massn
chusetts Spv newspaper printed In worcester ~ sau
County of worcester three weeks successfully the last
publication 10 be thirty days before the sitting OF the
said Court or By serving him with an atesed eopv OF
sh'S Viue'' i0"' ttaat. Joseph MASON, Clerk.
co,y Attest; JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
10 CVPy' w3t
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

A NUM W EALIH OF MADOA-
~ HUSETTS-Worcester, ss-Probate Court.-To
the next of KIM creditors and all other persons interested
in the estate of REUBEN RAY late of Oxford in said
county, deceased, ntestate:
You hereby cited to appear at Probate Court to
be held Worcester In said county Of Worcester on the
nrst Tuesday August next at nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon, show cause If you have, why letter OF
administration the estate Of said deceased should not
DO granted Jonathan r. Dana Of Oxford In the county
Worcester Aud the said Dana is hereby drectedto give
public thereof by publishing this citation once
week. for three successive weeks, In the newspaper
called the Massachusetts, spy, printed at Worcester the
last pubca to be dav at least before said Court
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this third day of July. In the year thousand
eight hundred and sxtv-twO.
jys w5t CHAs. e. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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70 wit CHAs. E STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
A DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE. vii

DMlNtCl II "A MA . DALE. - VIII
- be sold at Public Auction pursuant to a license
granted by the Judge Of the Probate Court In for
tue county Of Worcester, on THURSDAY, the seven
eenh day of july A d. 1862 at O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, so much of the following described Real Es-
tate belonging TO the estate OF Isham Chapman late
OF worcester Ia said county deceased shall be suf-
ncent TO raise the sum Of twenty-five hundred and ninety
hve and ii 100 dollars for the payment OF the debts Of
sad deceased and the charges Of administration OF his
estnte ctrain lot Of land situate the easery side
OF Liberty street In said Worcester being the same de-
scrbed in deed givnto the said Isham 8 Chapman BY
George Spauldng dated Feb "a 1853 and recorded in
the Worcester County Registry, Book 500. Pa e 2g2;
Also one undivided half Of that real estate situate on the
See6 Gila6 @abaS 1856 Rhtr reebfdgG1n rsanr fey
stry Book 49, Page $685. together with the land and priv
ege Of drainage decided to Isham s. Chapman by Leon
ard r. Hudson by deed dated Dec o. 1850 recorded
in said Registry Book 631 Page 23 also lot of land
Ward street In said Worcester being lot numbered eleven
Q plan of lots recorded the last page Of Book
$40 In said Registry; also, lot OF land situate the
southery side of Seymour street In said Worcester being
lot numbered thirty sd the plan Of lots
corded aforesaid The sales will take place upon the
several premises aforesaid the order advertised until
the money aforesaid is raised will be for cash.
ANN CHAIRMAN, Administrators.
Worcester June 80, 1862 wat jy2
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TENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
N MEET-For sale by GEO R. SPUR, POI MAN
-. dit mehtl 7
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUsETTs. Worcester. ss.-Probate Court.-To
the hesataw creditors and all other persons interest
ed in the Estate of JOHN 0'GRADY late of South
borough, In said county, deceased, intestate.
You cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of August next
to show why License should not be granted TO Sui
Ivan Fay the Adm r. upon his petition sell OF the real
estate of said deceased the purpose Of paying debts
charges administration And the Court ordersser
vice this citation by publishing the In the Mas
sachusetts Spy newspaper printed in Worcester three
weeks successfully before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court. this twenty-seVenth day of june in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
iy2 W3t JOHN j. PIPER Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

CONSTITUTION WATER A sure
~ cure for all diseases Of the Kidneys for sale by GEO
H. SPURR 20l Main street diff mchi
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UOtrfRs.

(NLAIRVOYANCY.-Miss /. A. BEL
~ CHER has taken rooms at the Salisbury Mansion,
Lincoln Square, and is prepared to give Cairvoyant En-
aminations Houls from to Il a. and from to p.
IN, Terms 81. d4w* Tvs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-04-11

II is not once in a hundred yearslthai
a newspaper contains such glad iidings
as we give to-day. We tell of terrible
battle, in magnitude beyond all patallel
with anything which has ever happened
on this continent, and which has searce-
ly ever been excelled in Europe. We
tell Of fierce collision of over two hmm
dred thousand men-a conflict enh,rinr
for ten hours, and ending in a thorough
rout Of the naughty foe, who had come
to establish military domination in the
South over the ruiHs of public liberty and
private rights. We tell of the main stra,.
! egetic movement Of the enemy utterly
defeated, and all the well matured plans
Of the year to penetrate the Mississippi
valley, descend the great river and split
! the Coniederacy in twain from North to
South, utterly overthrow. We tell of
an arrogant foe fresh from debating law
to conquered Tennessee at the point OF
the bayone; fleeing with quiyerhg lips
and straight shirt-iails before our brave
and undisciplined volunteers lAck TO
| their Northern homes. We tell OF the
conquerers Of Donel.on painting Agitiyes
or prisoners. We tell, in fine. Of yicio-
/ ry which will break the back Of stlis un-
/ righteous war, whether in one month or
in one year. The tide Las turned
I HcnceioTEaGd our victorious iero1s will
I pa; nogihuzri and .a4ii@r c5ns;erna-
I ;.,n and a-.-o4g where. ;Ares days ago,
Z nothing csc uzs discussed tn; low much
. o,ui5sl1 properly .aoold tie c1nfscated
-N1Li c5Fl disabilities ir1pcei upon
! i1s y'a,Fle- and lcw many Q. TIE leaders
. s5avld Re hung.
We Asr= Na,1terr newspaper dates
\ Nljl4 -ra 5'is,es- is,s;o a month to con
T. s-9.,s IL cd a-sz. :, i,lg BY the complete
+ s,.a.l-.,rtil.1 Q: tie South, and now who
ll- ie-- MAI af:een days or month
--iIT telrg 2: disaster to the .;ederal OPP
gr='as.-s Nan proposes, but God dis
al'-'-a - ls--+--7 III mn sIlDiFll llIib wv
Ersas descent Of the Mississippi must
1s~ be Indefinitely poponcd. We can
1.oi oI. hope also, that this victory will
a@ 10 such barren triumph as that At Ma
Ea4.aA. We do dcvoutly hope that it
vii h. followed up to the extinction Of .
the Federal force in Tennessee and Ken, .
lucky, and then If the invaders still, III, A..
sis, On war, that they may hnvetIln shesr
pTn borders, and feel homclh,ps NJ is I
ADTDa On their own soil, Nuy N.l,as,
teen are nov pouring into cams'-sAe
sp.rJL Of the people ia up-le, N'asr~>>
yas every man into the ticli w,gAgas .ie-
.ag. Ih@ tame ofhiamph IS H. &res n s.sts,
Let The Nofth have enough NJ wA- III,
hey are tired Of waging i,--N&Na Ta,s-
...sE
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-04-11
Fatal Accident,

Lieut.. JonS T. HAvIs, Of Capt. Cham.
tcrs' Company, was killed, at this place,
on Monday evening last, by the burst
ing of II doublc.barrelled shotgun. He
had been detailed Oh some Rpeoul duty
here, which he had disahmge und wa
on the rear car Of the Express train, with
his men, to return TO hls post, when tilt
accident occurred. We learn lac took tia
gun from the hand OF soldier t. iirt
is supposed, in response TO some ilrmy
from howiizer near town. Tn. e.:ul.-
sion was from behind The luci-plate o
the right hand barrel, and currieu uwu
the entire upper portion OF tne head
Lieut. Hayis, We undeBtanu, wu4 wD'-
thy man and good Utinai liz lepve
wife and children 70 mourn in SUD ult
uniimely end JJif hmne wa III 5e,la-
vile, 10 which l,iHpe M relup,lH 1u,e
been forwarded
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TIE E1etulyIu-y

We learn Alit agIns - TIE vary )iu;r1,s
!c gentlemen rhg rs gIstrsd u TIA
Iaud&b.e business q speauluilug upQi
the neezas!ijes ri the Jeptle and the "a.
igcncies ~ the country, ave GENEROUSLY u.
Tended and pfoporiiona,ely r,gil be.
cause the military authorities have Issued
an ordcrtemporarily Prohibiting The sa.J
mont of produce beyond the Luu II
East Tennessee. We knDB MT nia. ~
tive induced the Issuance y! liz ,,.s,,
but presume IL was goOJ ols. I.-s ..r.sG
isgoinr through the sgpr4iz.Ez .Et.sss ~
rovolutlon-the T,eDp.e zfs r4.k,.r aaysey
looted over burning ma, r. IRA 10 ibafs
ty and Indeper.Isres---.G 1rsi,idR a, poor
men are in the Ee.G aiiinq ~ disease
and by the bglisfs n ne .;lrinr yt.iln
their families arr r.,Hes-nr Iar lie com.
mon necessarie2 ~ lie. tun "a. while
thIs ls ~ tpsrs y = -iass ~ -,arousr,is
travelling sbnuE .pac-li4iHg EasraL7h1q'
at a tine Aka sis Jro=s--.i' nd .rriDr. %
make FORTUNES mt 1i liz .a..fgrtunez OF
their cDunts- " 1l17s.a no nan IN.
gagged IN Legitimate lAae nr trpjr,g 10
realize 'sir profits. ,gt ge 30 tiink hat
men and n7reeis!Iy rrof.ssed Southern
men might fs'rsin haiF svspicious prn-.
pen'iiies II asst unfl ne csuntrt lasses
through he levy rel which & upon a.
Sfecslatsr- and laErhful government
aEzTt. usPs w-sa"b' ~. Southern csuae
B-sy4 hs-rt ',er ~ he a-nfes Lincoln
Has Jet is~c1 -zirtf W have no
oonadefiee in'hr ts'-oasrn LOYALTY or
d@Pc''o'f g s~r i'-r nd houid the
Fsf-f'-l 'r''-',.>--'''-' ger get possession
- ne rc--,'-'- ,n.v ~ eHher AXE to
tAsir '->is ir-ot ir.-hav. 1s 70 down on
rse's l'1----'0- 'l>r---, ~ ysl'ith.1 oath al
hef-@ ,5b3Iia4.'. ~ nov, hat the
-l0p'-F s--e-.t,,si 4 yy5ea K,asy Sl4iH
--@f'.' i.,l. .-si,sY naaenee on
EEp'. s'-is-..ast ~ -.-ss Iep4@seee. and
~. lssle fi,.s = assa .,,as aye an
srrl.s AZ ~ ~ 8glf9ts .asega4e q
~ 'i4sg. - czsiAa,sa -.4si b44rg4a
4+-s4 q .Aais2a BA4ss'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-04-11
From Mexico

Ne~ Orleans, April I've have Hous.
ton dates to the 18th ult., and Browns
villa to the 18th.
The British frigate Rialto, carrying
fifty-six guns, had just arrived at the
mouth of the Rio Grande. Capt. Iaduall
informed the authorities of Matamoras
that he will not interfere further with
Mexican commerce.
Spanish and French men-of.war were
expected to arrive in few days, when
trade, being once re-established, would
not be again interrupted.
The British vice-consul at Matamoras
has given assurances that the English
men-of-war will allow no further inter.
ference with the trade of Matamoras.
The Tightening Is all in Mexican hands,
and there are twenty-five merchant YES
sells waiting to be discharged.