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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
IMPORTANT ORDER IN RE-
Carl TO DESERTERS.

Headquarters Department of the Ohio,
Cincinnati, Ohio, April Is, 1881
General order, No. All
1. The Commanding General
having, in accordance with the
spirit of the Presidents Proclama-
ton relative to the voluntary re-
turn Of deserters, mitigated certain
phnishments inflicted upon such
Offenders by General Courts MARI
tial in this Department, prior to
the expiration Of the time fixed by
the said Proclamation for their vol
uhtary return April l, 1868, announ.
ces that hereafter no such leniency
will be shown.
2. All cases within the limits Of
this Department, coming within
the letter and spirit of General Or
der, No. 80, from these headquarr
tiers, but existing before its publ.
patton, will be promptly reported
n the proper oIncers, with such III
Onation as may aid the Com
mtfiding Generali in d'sppsing o
them. Any leniency which may
be shown in such prclcXiSting ca
ses, on account of ignorance or mis-
understanding of the otfense, mas
not be misconstrued into depar
ture from General dOrderyaN ol38
which clearly specifics the offelfse'
and their punishment, and vii
hereafter be rigidly enforced in al
cases arriving after its publica
ton.
By command of Maj, Genera
Burnside.
LEWIS RICHMOND
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

Rds- The Editor Of this paper does
not hold himself responsible for the
opinions oppressed by his correspond
ents. The writcr, and not the Editor
IS responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
"THE SONG MESSENGER" OF
THE NORTH-W WEST.

We have received, from Messrs.
Root & Cady, of Chicago, the first
number of this little musical gem,
published by them, and edited by
Mr.. II. @. Work, tho author of
several popularand beautiful songs.
1t is VOL gotten up, and full of in
teresting matter. This number
contains five excellent pieces Of
music. The Quartettes, "The Guild.
ing STAR" and "Gone tothc War;
are each worth the price of the
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

sa-No anonymous communical
ton will be inserted in the Press.
The name of the writer must be
given TO the Editor, not for public
cation, but as a guarantee of good
faith,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

Some of the boldest conceptions
of genius are fortuitous, starting
up and vanishing almost in the
perception; like that giant form
sometimes seon amid the glaciers,
qfar from the opposite traveller,
moving as he moves, stopping as
he stops, yet in a moment lost, and
perhaps nevcrmore seen, although
but his own reflection,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
LIEUT.. COLONEL KIMBALL.

Inquiry is general, since the unr
fortunate tragedy near Suffolk, last
week, as to the antecedents of Lieu
tenant Colonel Kimball, Of Haw.
kins' New York Zouaves, who was
killed by General Corcoran. The
Rock Island (IlI,) Argus gives the
follow account of Colonel Kimball,
who has a brother residing at that
place. The argus says:
Colonel Kimball was Captain Of
the only company raised III Yer
mont for the Mexican War, and
served with distinction through
that war, being promoted to Major
for gallantry and bravery in battle.
lie was the first over the walls in
the assault upon ChepuItepec, and
the man who cut the Aalyards and
lowered the Mexican flag. After
the war he was employed for some
time OH the New York Herald,
and afterward appointed to an of,
flee in the Custom house in New
York. Before he went to the Mex.
lean War he was editor ofthe SpirI
t@ the age, a Democratic paper
publlshedia Woodstock, Vermont.
"Onthe breaking out of this hor-
rible civil war, he was one Of the
first to offer lis services to his
country, and was made Lieutenant
Colonel Of Hawkins Zouaves. His
bravery and daring were signally
displayed in the terrible fight on
Roanoke Island, and in many 9TH
er battles of the war. We sincere.
Iy regret to hear of the death of SO
gallant a soldier"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

sa. The defaulting Brigade Quar-,
tcrmaster Howell, who absconded
on the 18th ult. with d large a.
mount of Government funds, has
been arrested, and $4,000 Of the
money recovered VASE. Star.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
Union Meeting at Hamilton,
Communicated by an Eye Witness

A great meeting was held in the
city of Hamilton, Butler county,
Ohio, on the 18th instant. The
day was really splendid; the teem-
ing thousands that left their homes
early in the morning, startled our
rising and prosperous city, as they
entered at all quarters, aud from
all parts of the adjoining counties.
Flags, banners, and other emblems
of liberty streamed in the air,
kissed the silvery rays Of tho moE-
arch of day, and then gently waved
toward the earth, embraced the
young seeds qsS nthq5d FPurdddeedb, and and
thus proclaimed once more to the
nations o fthe earth, peace through
victory. Let truth, freedom and
Justice rise and shine.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

We have called the following
remarks from some of the speeches
delivered in Hamilton, on the 18th
instant, by a number Of able and
clever speakers on the Republican
side of the great American family,
that our readers may Judge and
reason for themselves. led.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

The DRAFT.-A special Washr
ington dispatch to the New York
World says:
Rules for the Board of ENROLL
ment for exemptions under physi.
cal and mental disabilities are bel
ing prepared by the Medical Board
now in conclave here. 1t is deci,
led that noone able,to carry a musl
ket at tho tAAe when he may c
drafted shall be considered as phys
ically incompetent. 1t is anticipa.
ted that this week the department
will publish the quotas needed to
fill up the deficiencies in batteries
aud regiments in the field, reference
being always had to quotas already
furnished by States. As this is esl
genital only before an immediate
draft, it will be done prior to ma.
king the enrolment. by specia
order soldiers who shall re-enlist
are to have fifty dollars bounty ant
thirty days Through.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
DISTURBANOES IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, April ia I'm
ion meeting in Brow n County, InG
diana, was broken up yesterday by
a party of K. G. C.'s, under the
leadership of Lewis Prosser, an ext
member of the Legislature. Pros
ser and a man named Snyder came
around with rifles and revolvers,
and threatened to shoot two SER
geants, there for the purpose ofar-
resting soldiers. Sergeant Daniels
took Prosser's gun from him. =
Prosser drew his pistol and shot
Daniels dead. Prosser, in turn, was
shot and wounded severely by Cap
tain Cummings, who was address
ing the meeting. Snyder also fred
at another sergeant, but missed
him, Snyder has been arrested
and brought here. A sufi cient
force has been sent by the military
authorities to arrest all parties con-
cerned.
Another difficulty occurred at
Danvilles Ind,yesterday between a
party of K. e.. Oh and Union men,
in Which five persons were wound
cd, one MORALLY. The General
commanding this district has issued
an order declaring (. G: .C,'s to be
public enemies, toNbe dealtMith as
such, lie also .caqtiQns against
buttorntut an I copppear'hcad badges.
IyDTANApoLIs,, April2O.-The for
ces sent to Danvilie last night rel
port all quiet to day. Several arr
rests of armed men were made. 1t
is reported that another Union mar
was killed yesterday by jayhaw-
crs.
Prosser has been removed to his
residence, at Georgetown, where il
is said q force has been organized
to resist Lis arrest by the military
authorities.
A number of leading Democrats
from Brown and adjoining coun'
ties have gone there for the pur.
pose of counseling submission to
the lawful authorities and the resi-
toration ofpeace.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
The original Lion.and Tietr RameFs
Performing Animals.

Pcrforning Amman. -
Par LpnsN Black T.g,roS Spotted
Tig,r. AfriraH Pnnthsr three Req
gu L,oldr! pair AstaRe LtSpahdL.
Tho following was taken from
the living animals IN New
York, Marchi2a, 1862, and may
- be considered
A CORRECT LIST or ANIMALS.
Var Elephant HnnAIdi. P,rform.
ing Eisphdnt TiIpOo Sub, TgO
MdmmoIh EitphoHis, FoHr L.ioHi
and L~iOHessts, Asiniie asd African,
South american Janser, AfIirSn
Panther. Spotted Tiger, Ria h Tiger
Comfy ON IL Anne icn } ;.iORsSI.
thee yoWHg B,ngni LsoJ0rtis, :hr's
ASintie and ian Le"Pd is youRe
Lee pad, sir months oLd. Sttipeq
Hyend. (onIy one ia Am,r'cd) N,
Anerican PaYfhtr and Puma, Sp"f
tel Hy,Ha. r"n'g Lion tire y,orl
old. y IL C%nIifotnja DaneRg GTis
ally BE rs q aek Wolf, Pai'is Wolf
Cry Wolf. Z,b n. (p'sS ntd d
Mr. ran Ambugh BY thf Earl o
Ds,Iy EngiaHd.) AsIs,ioH Goai
L.Op- Eu'ed Yah,y Goats (DRiy or
in Amsrirn } Rack Lama, Aipare,
She p. or Waite ] ana, Red Peru
riaH Lama, or VieHna, AmsrienI
FailotD Der, African Bison. o.
Bgfuio, uhre African GaDBs
Comfy onrS exhibited in Apiefiea i,
is y'drS,) pair Of Re BWki, o
AHahc AhtsiopeS, PSeana, or Ms3i
ran Wni Hog, SONth AMIR ielI
Augotd, lara Hare. Tiger Cat, o,
Oc,tOt, Fisher. or Wafer Cat. pai
IrhHsum ms, Whit Ground No.
and COont. pair AIT Eaters, GuiAft
PigsuhhOW umb,r, Ehglih lfar
Black and Waite RABBITS, tAefpEs
Collection Of Birds srer t1hibt.ea
pair Of NtW Holland CroirB Crdns
ScHih American Condor, the kdTges
Bird that flies, paiT Wht= SirdRs
African Pelican, three Golden Pleas
ants, three Siir,y Thea dhtt Jar
Bohemian ThsaSdniS. pair EaRlia
PhEaSaAiS, Chinese FIR HeH, NoUl
AmericaH Porte. hree SphRfa
hIdcaics, pair Tnmpico Parrots
fire South ADist icdn Parrots, pal
Ring Do'es, pair EgyptI'n GEES
Greenland Coos pair Of TOidH'
FOIuiS, pair White Coc1tDos, Ret
King Parrot from Australia. Gre,
Queen Parrot from australia, Net
Holland Coedioo, Cry Parrots
PaT0qHtLS. Also, q FaniiyA MOH
keys, Oigls, Pigeons aud Carrie
Dor.s, Happy Faulty n MOhksyS
Apes, Balloons, IehHt ERiOnS, Digs
Cats, &C., Hring haJmOaioH,iy "a
g,thsr. Apupa
The GREAT VAN AMByRGE
Will enter the Tens or TIaiae,
r AMimdls.
Also will be introduced III,
Gvsat Var Elephant Hannibal, II
lLF: TJPAAs, ~KccpeyTWYYmlinl
HA4@u TEpd4SPb HaiIieahE
PT3ENAf, fohfck, Monkkl
Mules, &c, Don't fail 10 sec
|. TIE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
AT 40 AM, preceded by tho
CoIpEN CHARtorJ
Qantainlng
Otto Horns Ccruct Ban,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

%We have just received, from
Messrs. APPLICABLE & Co., of Gin
cinnati, a copy of a valuable little
work, entitled, "Sorgho, or the
Northern Sugar Plant" by L. A.
Hedges, the persevering and indie
fatigable pioneer of the Sorghum
r cultivation. As many of our read
ers and country farmers are en-
gagged in this branch of Agricull
1ture, they cannot find q more useful
work en- the subject than that
before us. We advise them to
provide themselves at once with @
copy; SO cents spent upon q book
like this, may save them fifty dol
lars before the season is over.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

MUTILATED NoTEs.-It should be
understood by all that United
States Treasuryinotes, from which
any part equal to a tenth has been
removed, will not be redeemable az
its face. 1t ought also to be under
stood that any mutilation, however
trifing, destroys the currency Of
these notec. If the smallest parti-
Gle ofthe print is gone, or the note
is even slit ever so little, 1t must be
sold to the brokers at a discount,
which is usually heavy. People,
therefore, should be very careful
to scrutinize every one of these
notes that are offered to them. AS
they r uncurrent, q person ofFerl
ing them knowingly subjects him
self to indictment for fraud, and
may DO criminally prosecuted
LoNiSviNc Journal.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

From the Vlcksburgr Expedition
The Vicksburg correspondent of
the Chicago Times, in his last let
ter of the 10th inst, has the follow
ing dc8ponding Wow Of affairs OH
the Mississippi:
"MiIlikca's Eond, April 10.
"But few changes have occurred
here since my last letter. In amlli-
tarypoint ofview, nothing has been
done-nothing is doing. Our troops
that were in camp at Young's Point
u few weeks ago arc mainly reno.
we'd to this place, because of its SUI
perior advantages as q camping
ground; and n week ago General
Grant also transferred his head
quarters to this place, and from the
steamboat Magnolia to n house
near the landing. General shcr-
mans army corpsi is still at Young's
Point. Work on tie canal there is
permanently abandoned. All now
admit it q failure. The cnemy's
guns command it from head to foot.
The dredges arc brought away,
and the ditch is given over again
to frogs and mosquitoes.
"The Yazoo Pass movement is
abandoned, and the troops arc on
their way here.
General Steel's Division is still
e%neamped at Grecuville, threaten.
ing the Upper Yasoo region. The
enemy was discovered in small
force, a few days ago, and pursued
to Deercreek. No engagement
could be forced, and our troops rel
turned after marching forty miles.
''Ofthe whole situation, l regret
to say l can not speak encouraging.
ly. One by one the different plans
for passing or assailing Vicksburg
are proven failures. No single one
remains that gives as much prom
Use of success, to my mind, as that
Of direct assault. This is a desper-
ate method of attack, but the for
tunes of the campaign for its reduce
ton are also becoming desperate.
GLOW long will the War Depart
ment continue to direct campaigns
against the express recommondal
ton Of Generals Commanding?-
Why was General Grant forced in.
to this plan of attack by orders
from Washington, when, as report
says, he has always deemed it I'M
practicable, and always advocated
the advance by way Of Grenada?-
Yet the psoPle st large probably
believe this campaign one Of Gen
eral Grants planning and WITHHOLD
him accountable for its failure!!'
MUTILATED NoTEs.-It should b.
understood by all that United
States Treasurylnotes, from whicl
any part equal to a tenth has beer
removed, will not be redeemable q
its face. 1t ought also to be under
,too1 +h>t anu nrt;lot;or lo,z
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
NOTICES OF BOOKS.
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD

NALLANDlGHAMS RECORD.
We have received from Messrs. Walter
l. Go. a copy ofthis work, and, after a care,
full examination oft, we do most unhesita.
tingly pronounce it to be all thatit processes
to be. 1t presents fairly and tiuthfully
the political record ola man, whose views
IN regard to our present national troubles and
the remedy for them, are attracting an ex-
traordinary amount of public attention. 1t
gives Mr.. Vallandigham's 81 eaches in full,
with a supplement of great Importance. The
friends ofC L. va!landigham will read this
work with deep interest, and will be pleased
With the excellent likeness Of the Hon. gen,
tleman at the head of the volume. Price
paper covers, 60 cents, cloth, Sl:OO
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

EUIIJIInn3 hnImuIHs 9IHIIA
Pdr LpHsN Black T'g,raS Spotted ;E1
Tiger. AfriraH Panfhsr. RIet .lR'g-
gu L,ol GriS pair AsiaRe Ls5pdfdL.H
Tho following was taken from
tho liynEA snlnsls, 1sHsw Al
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
LEWIS RICHMOND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
From the Vicksburg,r Expedition

From the Vicksburg,T Expedition
The Vicksburg correspondent Of
the Chicago Times, in his last let
ter of the 10th inst, has the follow,
ing dcsponding view of affairs OH
the Mississippi:
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
III q rleMs.

Justice Welsh has been holding coag It the stated
house during this week, and has examined large nun.
Kenm'sey for attempt robbery, threatening % Eia
and to burn properly. Also q number u VT
re.Ars have bosn cxahined ~ the Of Isgan Hart
md Soeshauer for attempt ~ robbery aud dem gding
nev and threatening The parties have be. n
identified tbf will other witnesses have bre
examined. be committed for trial Tho police are busy
engaged IN bringing 10 justice the offenders fiarls
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Twenty-Hrse PrccIner Stntion House
slnI.EN rnnI.klIN AElnXEi,In-

Twenty-Hrst Precinct Stntion House.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
The policemen Of the rwen,y.frs precinct have
since Monday last recovered large amount ~ p6o.
psrty stolen during tue late disturbance. Yesterday
rgant Vaughan accompanied by sqnaa of men, made
another raid the shanten and tenement ho,es The
SECOND and third aycnnos. aud recovered nearly Owe
hnudred dollars worth ~ Tofcrty. ~ e0rststa
reries c0hnr. household fnrniiugo and oihor articles
Among them were large Dnn,her u articles stolen n nj
he house o the late Colonel q rer and which yes
tsrday dentled by his widow one eutcrprigirg Ser.
had sent cart load o plundcr to Williams
burg which the sergeant oompeied hm to brnc back
aid then properly locked him up. The ,elosed
renpe ho lately iod terror from this very nciehDor
hond again making their appearance, aud appre.
h:asir, - felt 81 theif beng again nuiif.ief
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

and through thai charity which H who eal,ed N 70 b
your bish0p has given f6r you through thss charity
of Christ In ", however unworthy through which We
would cheerfuliy give na necessary for each aod
every one you; we beg of you for chrst sake and ~
tho sake OF all that you love In heaven and earth 70
tumultuous gAfherings from all ei0ioi.cs.
In New York, many misguided men, yet very few, we
believe u practical Catholics have she'd blood In the ate
riot and the voice OF their brothers cried 70 to
Lord from the earth" Some of the rotsrs have saoD
many more viii, we fear, suffer- much--mauy will, per
haIs, be runed-ai will feel tho painful sting OF guilty
conscience during the rest Of e on their deAtbbed
than as Is written, Iie that shall XIII by the sword must
be killed by the sword"Apoc. xiii, l0), thoy will either
through Code mercy sincerely repent for their Iarsio
patton In the riot, be lost forever Dearly beloved
listen 10 the advice OF father who dearly loves yon sub
fn TO law and God will protect you should there De
draft, fewer will be drafted than would, probably, De
killed In unholy struggle against law. Ana N any u
You be drafted, VIII try protect and ah friends WI
protect and aid God will protect aid and boss in mos 0
wars than we know or dare name.
Withdraw yourselves then, we beg aud exhort, IRON
hl VINO would excite 10 associations Uainst the law Oh
the land, or To violence and tpr Gods sake,
Tor the sake OF dear families Tor he sake OF your
fathers and mothers-wheher sl pilgrims earth or
mngn with the "bcssed crowd OF esses'. who,
from heaven, watch over conduct earthwe e<-
hort yon to trust in sod and lend yourselves r.
my excfer to mob violence which leads often 70 mr
der. you follow this advice OF Father in Christ,
we confidently assure you ihat whosoever shah follow
this rule peace VIII be eupu him and mercy. and upon
tho Israel OF Gof' Gal. vi. Aa II
We require that this letter be read n every charch os,
the Sunday after its reception.
Given ST. Soseph's Cathedral Buffalo. the Fcast OF
Our Lady OF Mount Carmel, A. y. 1868.
fJOtlN, rishop NJ BuISlo.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

Total sniornt received 70 date *15.sTs
A. m informal meeting OF the subscribers 10 tire fund
or the rcic OF The wounded and the families Of The XII
cd of ths Police. Fro and M'isry departments during
the receui riots resolved That anotto meeting be
held al the Chamber OF Commerce Saturday
a. twelve o'clock. for the appointment or commtecs and
lie permanent digrosi,ion of the fund.
LFoNApD " JERoNr cnsrmaa
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
robic Action or n Lady-Ineident or th.
Late Dist q rla ucsx.

While the hcuso cf Postmaster wAkeman uss being
consumed By IRE last week and during excitement
AMI fighting which occurred around the spot a poor
lslrsing killed and his body was let for three
days in open lot the dencc u Mr.. Cornell
u the deputy rherifs. Mrs Cornell, wife of be deputy
sheriff, after the body lying exposed or three days
dared number oi hoorers ~ sci 20 work and dig
grave, md then had the or tho poof laid
dsrntly IN a colin and buried
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

HnutHroS Afsus.-On 1ucFffg, July n nt -. Pc,efa
church, Wsiehcster, y, ~ ~ tue Rev 6. ID Jackson
II. III. 'irs,I q. ouGgF n, n. D., a. Lsn,A, c.aest
daughter d " i.an Warpa, i1a., wimouut
lCsta--tssssr-0n Wednesday, July -, at ~. rhoma.
charols hy ,he f.g. ". h. Morgan, H. ~ Er Jrsu and
Ni,cvA ". ranahler ol tho late Fdwnsd tcnter
Ra,aDs- -guUsha--0n wcanosisS', iniy y, ~ tho
chorch the Holy q nim.nin by the fcy ~ Muhel"n
burg, Nh, GrpanE ks>Syif, ~ saa rucisoo, q hsn
lFci n. HrbiNn. ~ tls city.
natcos s--JarKsos On "Wednesday July 10, al Jericho
1 l. ~ the rcv Mr. safics. NV Naieois 20 fl'f1s
u. isaFfos dau hlcr OF william jackson.
VrArf~-NsS DrGs--M New Brtfa~ick y. ~, on
sN uriay July 1T the residence of the Dridas fnther
hy the lev Tr sears. IapaA- VI. wr,fr, of Now York
cly % sfs H. Aas, y,s DsNs, Of the former place.
-.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Proc In nm tion or Mayor Opdy he.
FIVE HuNpRYn DoLiAR4 nxN Ann


George Opdyko, Mayor ~ tho city Of New York by
virtue Of the authority vested In by ordinance oC
the Common Council. do hereby oiIer reward Of ave
hundred dollars hsroinafter specified, for appre
henson and conycira of any person who has committed
either murder in the n tho riots
In this city This reward xin paid fo,ows:--sroo
the arrest and holding I, bail u the offender be-
paid the certificate of the Judge who shall hoid
ball 500 additional ths npdng Of indcimen, b.
the Grand Jury, 70 be paid Tho certificate tho
man Of the Grand Jury and the District Attorney The
remaining $500 upon the conviction cf offender 10
be paidoo the certificate OF Judge Deors whom the
ccsvicsion shall take plas-.
In giving one cf the cert ncatcs Aforesaid the officer
signing II must ssss thu, the o6ssdsr IN has op.nlon
one of the csss Of persns above mentioned and mus,
also tate 10 whs, person persons the appropriate
should In hn opinion BE- paid wholly ot pruoor
tsorsy for ssrvices or Information the apprehension
indiotmcot or conviction
In witness sswhc~sof hayc+crcunto ssi my hand and
oss seal at the city NJ Scw York this twenty second
day Of July, A. ". 1865
cBoRGE opDyKE. Mayor.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
tn e D r AFT.
The Late Disturbances in this
City.
&c, &e, 10

70 ocal nt,nsion has been given 70 colonel Nugeut
as yet relative The tire wsen the drai, will commence
In this city u s probable. however. that 4 viii ~,
take place befnre next week.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Malls OF the
Africa.
Important Debate in the Bri-
tish Parliament.
Speeches Of Lord PaImcrston. Messrs,
Layard and Roebuck,
&s., &c. Ge.

The steamship Africa, from Halifax, arrived at poston
at one o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her mails and tho
newspaper bag Forwarded to New York oy the
T. H. train, which arrived here about eeves O'Clock ast
'a.sht
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Aid for the injured Fir~men, Soldiers and
Policemen.

We give below list of additional subscriDiops re-
ceivcd for tho relief OF the amos Of the rcmon, sol
ders policemen who injured during the late dis
turbance Tho gentlemen Interested In this object will
hold another meeting saturday next, wh.n commit
tee viii be appointed 70 aid It's disirIhntion.--
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
The Recent rires-interesfing q. the
Sufferers.

fre Marshal haser diligently employed collecting
he facts IN reference 70 the ossa cccas,oncd BY the
fres in the different wards which occurred during the
dstufbanoe d last week. II would be- well for snf
fs.crs at To hand 20 The Fire Marshal list
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