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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Aivef,is 20 ont |

FIVE lIOCsEs AND IOTS FOR sALR.--An
,'..sa bfrvl stone 'front.' .'og,s h.h basement IN Pat
riil,'. h a. 5.,ofy barsneli sfl a'i, n honds
fnr 1s',ry. tf9u s.oae folt. BIO icnf{ ~ Scoh tf.oh
yu trs ga solh oh hetw-rr lth anl ifh i1 NJ l4ml
frlh 90 ous. no. Lafayette piece. south ,sh AL
t 80. - lamlblrsh ,.fyiug r size 'rIm ErO % "a,
a.! srs.re r-.itrHr,a f1r Ptftlclialf ingnirr -
Z. .. buCncOcs. ~. % ft.torsL " 81. 0n! ho1f.
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- NREENBACAS" and "KEDBACkS'
gfnsu1
NlOLDAyIA CREAM
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.

For strenshcuins Besutiyns and PFeevug tho Hair to
tho lca; period Il lie restoring the sssntsi ads and Civ
ulaa end producing new growth unee aed b. sny other
n Faraiion.
PIE, red and cold BY W. A. BhTcuELOR. ,thi, cello.
.el WIG and TOuPEG R.tablshnen.. % Donll.. N. y.
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saiI,i.

De- ?-s'eancf,-Amorils C3rs''il,lon.
urr-f torrion Orb
Scloclcf.--s.r 90 b. Campbell iBr B, frcd Allen.
De- A.. fsa..AlI-.trl s..i. lpf AalufA-
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Ikstufret.

Steiner Bowm.n,ie tBGl Andertou. hence ut ns. hr
Havana having the evening when IL mies :. oi
Hiruts,' dur0s De- from s. w - ll. leb.. sd h.
YlGp. clicked ssd machinery dara-eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

ZION fIt NtF-'IIfanf Ia
By tleaTlgol Of tic schooner DIVERS. breeze,
fr Vera Cruz ou TIC 41ih -.Olcr, have been pat
ia possession of some late ard of'nft 'acts in regard
"a NeY can affairs. When lho breeze IN Vera Cruz a
reuot ans prevalent iu lbe cy TIE lcuel th4i
fhe MeAlcais had recal'uIel Plc- ia. here vas ~
dount O he rut " tho report although 10 particulars
are giytn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

4 BK,rrITuL CONrLFXIoS. free from tan,
rlurss sd ire s,, uny es.y De- procured boy osnr iAs
uti1 co. Ttulsasr Fingfat' for fia.Hs DO tu.f.i.
rrel u j. ouiased y piin 90 tonfy sI ohrf valuable
articles Lrly peIiuurI tY IT, oau marco siis 900. .at
rrl 'er .filr nrh' all .f rr t.f tfe t fat add
wAic, s44 n,s .on blon4tA- soi ~ ~ Dn.sis..
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LIRE ~ FonrY-sIxrn srRKgr.-At q la.e

ho1r Welncs1sy uiglt. hro broke ont r fhc frame
building 10 ~ West Port, sEih street, occupied BY
cooTcd family named Sinlhi i0.s about So insured
III. $50 IA tie Hamilton Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

IYsikTrHK stnsEAc.
Gnn-Ri.es. T:l3 seti....... s:Ll i1nn o.ct
HlcE UAIER sAis rfg
Sandy uoot if.0 Coz. Is-ld.. 20. Nci Dac..... E0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

kTTFMrTgD IARcESY.-Efjah Saunders,
alss Henry W Standard VS. GA Tilrday arrested %.
lcran's sale stables In Eat Twenty fourh street
o. q charge II attempting 70 fcl plI ol einy lOfses
sid top buggy, belonging 10 Mr. NHT'fn Low ofGnil
ford Conn. lie wns taken 30 the Eighteenth Prec'nl
Station House. ard coufinniel vh tue owner - Tie
property when be confessed his guilt lie taken to
COMMERCIALLY OliCcg crui.c Il .9 aboys Precinct
g. take Us trial.
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sr,up,yo Aryr,y nrrwrEs coronro Mss

STAHBISU AFFRAY nTTW rES COLONEL MEN.
Samnc Lang and Sylvester Nh.te. both coioFcd. .'ut
il'o ~ alteration oI.oaie 80. ~ Baxter street
vhrn g. 10 former drew razor g4d elt waite "a the
cheek. indloiIug uey rnsh Tie wuariod ran
conveyed 10 tic New York Hospital lie assiiIan.
oo4linittsd Tor c1aGl4ai.ol ~ Jlsticc DowIls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
- Ma1clln smother Mary station. these Egyptar
eGSh.arios expelled the prlos.
PIQSTg fg3 MISSIONS.

@iHl!hlits cAptli'n ih' FlT''s
PKIlSIs tT3 MISSIONS
Src-1l ~ri"r's ia vafiuu PARTS Of tlf Rev Bile nave
81 ID nom the Churca 81 Nome and have applied for
-Ywfr To- 4 30 fsr She fre,' thOo Churches Constnh-
fmurle An American p-cst Is now his way ia
[onsiautiaOnlt t1 receive conservation from ire
icnis ohc r.trarrh C, bishop. IA Orde1 70 De aDic
80 po-rciusie the Episcopa-1.
several mie lions Lave p.rcaGy been established tJ
p,es.d,nt Jnarcz. and u, prospects good ior a
rcnial pre- y1cuoe OF TIE p,wcr oi the Grsk Church
IL 40 t.IAe manner as no~ prevails ig l-ais-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

4 Dad RhsnrT II CoUrT-Oliccrs McGloin
and Hyde Of the Sixth Precinct on Thursisy arrested
Ihomas Walsh. better known as Patty" Walsh. Il
TromiHcn, XIII Ward iiiciHl. and Thomas Boyle.
friend ol Morgan Jon,- the alderman elect. walsh
met Boyle. while passing through Centre street. ard
al III, nstd him To- fight Goylo declined hgItug in tAe
street bat agreed go info the 6lo. to- near by and
light there This proposal accent ara just
a. thcy entering the building. follow 81 by crowd
oi their admirers, they were arrested by tlo above oil
Gers Both o. tie offenders vcrc lcd o. bail b.! Justice
Dlwing 10 keep the peace fr TX months. This being
fIu!slod, both men lc0 TIE Court followed y their at
'ondan. shouldoTlittcrs and bu.icl.
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ihdfouiseinrr' I
LIQCOR IMrORTlD
IL rO4rLFs.
W0ITrs scnispsa ScI"sPPs'
foi .ls ~ = D.usgs, nli Jfpc'fa 1Ae United stale.
fAdgerilsemsE.l

iiOYT's SATIN LAUNDRY STARCH
y, lived ilfn 1t c great Exhibition 81 trfsti 'l''a
HlrrI'ai ieilitts on twotl'r be much az ~ c.
nrv at-rh Superior 90 sny o,r 'o nrns sud u'in' sy'
i l.nl ffin.uarGry WAe smooth sufiuCr, on cufani
o. , AID e.fect .'a.'s sulae.. Adapted % the hHe
hi... aIil T0r MiLg ~ pAnP .oOar Hs1HA-
irrr ~ Genie pr pound.
jo,yrn Rovr 5 Co. No. 10 uaiversi,y piece, y. 4
r.fI L.. al -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

Connolly. and Hugh MoNamee Sero On Tluitiay ar.
rcsicd IN complaint - Daniel McE. 80 lOs Sliilg
street Who charges item with stealing rom bin roli
watch "A tho restaurant tie conner a. Mercer and
froome streets The complainant entered tie saloon
While under the influence 81 liquor and 1T down m one
II TIE private rl,fns whore Do soon tel asleep Mlie
Ia this condition the prisoner Ryan obserict bend
ng over him. and after eit tho saloon. although he
lad order rciisslmeui-. .or wlea De dld nQ.
wit Som atcTwaTd McEyoy len the saloon. with
cone companions, anolg alom werc Coaauly and
ncNanee nd subsequently missed i.s watch Iir ac.
ooriingy hid al three crested. Justice Quackentu.n
discharged Connolly and AcAGMcc. aud committed
~ 81 log examination.
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BORT luarorns' Notice.


PorT.NsRrENa OFf-lE. 80. iDi .iFait.
NOTICE is hereby given. iu accordance with
- selont net p , ArfU a. 1857 .f ed inA.tt 90
.snr.r.o tlo Nar.la OtrH o flc lpl " esEl l.. g.
ell rr.ors u crsfira n. nr having chase o fhe lpu $50
utl oi So inquiry. crallil4aa, sgpey. SRA tlf i-
100 ng vessel, nov under elsi0n - Pc p NV ore
tru. 1rd t fa fald surveys .la9rs ViA 30 come
pr-i vh.n tsa aei' s4.e-r4l. ..i 49.cS - eg.rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

TEyTu WAgD-CoRRTcTIoy -.Tesse !. Keys
ir Inspector. and George KiHzer for Trustee, are
elected. instead OF Grove and Hing.er ms reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
niiscc!ialleoas.

DOARDNAN's palent Steam BOlLLRS arc
4, ,rf,ftea 90 syc 30 r cent 81 tc tue usel hy ie
a " uI-r rrIfrB They 'asf lfg eHHlrion lc ire
less attention ad furnished io os money ttlr lnJ oiIrs
e.n Boz enlarged and 1l o ~ ptr cent? Al o, tle y q
stssm generated without suy n,elo "a fuel. l. SOA.lD
NAs, O.. broadway, Nos .lois
80 GREENBAChS" and AEDBAChS"
N ClOtns.
Crou Arsnsy ~ he L. s., No. GO LNertr'.., Y. Y.
pesc,s ol s,.p,i srl plros wi.hng io- private use
UDJb Cl0AN AT 4 fAlH ftlCtr
an tho QUALITY GUARANTEED InE SAME, through
out TOE year cu be- Supplied.
fa..lr4 Hf distance lr, rcqncsed 20 give thrsc iFs
tr. Sample bo1es payable delivery sent ~ Lrpiesf
nre.. way nom ap23 sJJ Der luU 10 guarantee go
nu b. u.t rious lm. alton. travelling agents VII b.
.nus-t Thshirh prco Gold and increase oi hs IsTL
have ci.fird o. th, co.l4arrl the want oi a. .o.,.
GOOD CHAR Az \ REASONABLE PRICE.
TIL, wat ca low supplied ca. or sdtset. tho ascney 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

BcARD or FDUCATIoy-The Board met at
The usual hour the President n the chair The Finance
Committee transmitted o statemcnt Of tbs fund for
fpecla appropriation for the past year showing an oK
ceas ~ el57.lM n. The report referred 10 o
Special Committee. The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

f'dscrs~urn'l
ROYAL VELVET and BRUSSELS CfRrET9, from
49, u. rele,rusi Enf.h manus,'reif - illltH ANpsE
f "a Ton spa, .us 81. rjolnr NJ ~ awery. Aso, Lowell
~ afd lsGnsis CAHFl4f, NCos. N,rs NsrrEC OIL
~ DNuugaTs sr. 20 reasonable rll.'s. Az ,ooG.
G -..Ile.l a. biAAk AaDlrs9N'f 30. o. sewe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

Lady after having reared twc children with
nrovSs H.nrrsSrrR 100. "a HrssaFay, 49,; " souid
De- uso will It ios 9ly0' ssi.s ia l..es.as- lic@ 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
..IEAl CONTAMINATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

TIE undersigned viii dispatch q n. nnaernens.oned
Other lrlt.c.4. .nPowcrci, brtsi5rit siealers heu
hEN-fCRA 10 LIVERPOOL
c.'ry o1e-n - isnc pusseu.ers ad latest fELE-
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Shfn Iuus. Co1monder. To SAX
85. 3r0oAin.... friday, Dec.
VIRGIN ..Irace.....triday, Dec. IL
.Ro3er's..... Friday jan
steamers L,vs al been o1 under the inspection Of
e Cel syo Of tne Lyugo Ind, fi,rs Resi.,ry Of
Iron Slips They have wacr sat Qar-e alta. aud
chased nr.. rlass i0r tweaiy+so .rars.
1hy ncd ~ or r second ana hlrIclsss passcnge1s
WHO AZ. charged a. tbs fs.ow.rs ra'cs;
Fr'; casia........"...s - Payable in Currency
efccEa~ess.s.ss.sss,s.ss.s ~
" ,teltlurs
forfuftl,r r,r.icu'sr., spy %
WILLIAMS & GLICN. No. n Wsilst
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DE MITTAN Noes 10 ENGLAND
IA InEIANn SlnrI- ANn aNn

:
WALES. HArSCOrl PROS Co,
No. ai Sorihst. \. y,
Continue 90 eel Draa available la al parts OF Great britain
and iceland, a. the lowest rael. faries about tsnnnp3
mcuey 90 ta ola Country scLdns lcr the friends snedd
apply ga above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
io ee7c $1,000 toward the organization Of The Iammany


TuE RUssIAsr DONATlON.-We have already
srohen OF the generous donation giYen tbs poor q
New York City by the Russian Ns5a Officers. THIS
contribution amorsting TO - 7co accompanied by
the Spllowing letter from Admiral Lcssoilshy:
He Ercei,erc s,e MAYOR. Sp BEFORE leave your city,
on behalf o my brother Off of the squadron under ny
Command nosi cctuy beg you Sir TO accept A. mo
VI ~, this city DO deeply et g.a udo ara
Pride which HI hearts for the friendly eeing. evnced TO
~ ty your c9w-czcns Wehtve M side by lido IN many
at nqu,s offered 10 ~ By your hospitality.
Before par a. th. moment oil iueR,, do no. deny rs
place In tho baBa et - Which yOur generous
olens offer 20 hbou TO the desituo lie ped accept
this fsoluntary snhsti0n tat tie officer, oi
tn Of fuel for the poor families. We If the Nofh, be-,
Of t understand tie meries of the destitute pnd"' tue cold
.afs q inter aud world BE- % The Highest ea'Iie
T. a. t. think si occasionally o. the tfeceo the poor la
toer, vel IN tho sumpuous draw oi yocf hos
rane wealthy Md thought Of recollection may be gwen
I" The pssase u ID squadron w your port Being taicr
pf'urc Of waiting mJso upon yon with ts .eitr; It e 10
be ivrrcd you Capt tcdorosskr, the suOr oi tls
csp1ns ren'aniug IA this port for few ,.iys longer.
cnt ss-yant, :. IF SsOtfskY
He,rAdmlrll Imperial Russian Navy.
Flagship Alexander Aerskg Nov. ~ ,Ibl
1s5or Opdyke has replied 20 the abo1e letter, thank.
ing the Admiral ard lis brother officers for The band
donation. lpd stating that 10 hls placed 1t In tho
hands n the Association for Improving tho Condition
OF .ho Poor. with directions that the funds be employed
in the purchase Of fuel Tie Mayor added coutribn
ton Of bis own sufficient TO make tlc sum s. COO With
tue fuiter addition of hail The surplus fund from the
Russian ball. which will probably be made the Associa
ton will be able 10 purchase aud distribute reaIy one
thousand tuns of coal.
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rINnr LOYnON ND NEW.YORK SrEAM

cTEAM 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
- BELFAST. LONDONDERRY end DuBLlN.-The
One tssal ns Cylobrilt steamship BRITANNIA. Capt
NcAud will sail nom ticr 30 - \. r. loot Of Frank Inst,
ca SATURDAY. Dec. D. a. u o'clock This steamship
htld the most approved style insure the comfort ana
sa oil rnssenscr hates Of p,ssge including abaadsns
supply o. c1a@cG cv,ous; Cabin, S,5i Intermediates, $.
ste,tsge 80. PA allo ~ curr,ncy. Apply
FRANCIS MACDONALD \ Co,
No. D Bowlnygrsen
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DiRECT.-The new
A AID eIsi-c!as- u. ;. NAL Steamship tEORok WAnh.
INgIoN r.. s. Ca-rr. Commander viii leave rler NO.
Hcrh niycr. SAT- bDaN, Dec 5, - p m No freis4
received or b OF aoinS 1n@d day OF sng Fer ueiSA
" r4ss. .c .h unsu passed otlol ions apply .
n. b. CROMWELL a Co. No. 20 Wsss.
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Ioc'o ..............l.5l SEC nai' ...........l,5
Ilint................ pc Oireof ..-.......... tOS
Cau.D,f o,ei Boole 80! Iulcy o,e' NcOinai-' 20.
Atl O'clock recess Uas taken 70. i've inmates during
which ii.4o tie Board Of Aldermen Let, bat without
iransacing eny business INN. Iltc.y adjourned 10
Monday neat.
On resuning their session % Board o' Cen' nsers
portion Of tic Eighth ward WIS taken w when tie
Board d.ouIncd til ~ ia! at nooa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

CHARLES GODIREY GusTnEn-lhe mayor
elect is tie edoa. 81 IoIr brothers sons Of tlfhan IT,
Gnnthef. Who for more than hall century las oech
leading fnr merchant In his ely chliios nodH'y
Gulthcr. Tho Mayor olc.i IS ~ years oil ago. lie was
born in New.York on no 9Th 81 April Io-2 JIG re-
coyod his earliest cduca.on at 90 3iDfn'I4n iH'u
tue IN Nazareth. Pn pnd uplciai liza studies In We
Grammar School Of Coumbla college lie hn' D''h
School Commissioner Governor Of tho Alms'h'n'o h'n
President Of the Board Of AlmsHouso Ho'efnor ana
iis Integrity IA all these departments no ono has ven
turol 10 iupoach. Ills ficnds hold that he ~ noI
peuco man. that ho wCl!d never consent to d'io" Oh
s country snd that c declares moo ean be no honor
able and lasting peace without roulioni IN short TINT
Is War Democrat. and takes deep Interest IN pro-
noting Ito enlistment Of yountocra IA GA e'i1ono'
of his scnuelis Ia tbs direction, we may MERTON !i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01

NEv-HAyEs Gem. 1uesdsy June ~. La
The ee5euOnies attending the bnfiAl OF Admiral
Andrew Hull Foote in this city, to-day were the
most IMPOSING ever Witnessed IN thu state. The
principal ui.ilary companies Of the State the Gov
error ard s.a the State officers and members Of The
Legislature together VIII the civic authorities OF
tie cties q New-Haven and Hartford, and the of
GERS Of the National Government participated III The
solemn pagesut. Tie stores OF the city were closed
and mostly dlsped in morning as were many OF the
private iesideRce.
The renaiL lay in state IN the State-liouse from
~ until o o'clock when, efcoried by a company Of
marines t-ey were borne to tie Center Church where
DR.. Leonard Bacon, assisted by Drs. Dutton aud
C 'eyeaud conducted the eAetci-es.
At u clock the military, commanded by Major
Gen Russell and the civic procession, III charge OF
Benjamin i'oyes, esq, formed in hne Oh Temple
street where come 10000 citizens had assembled.
Tie pail Leurers, Aluirals Gregory, Smith. String
ham. DAVIS aud Stewart and Capt. Simpson, bore
tie remains ~ the bsarse and the procession, after
passing through few Of the principal streets, con-
viewed. amid the sound OF ,olling bells and booming
cannon, the hero TO tie City Cemetery. AT the
grave, Prof Harwood read the burial service, when
tie lasi yoeys were fred, azd the chiei.ain ioru
passsd from mortal sight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01
Reported Capture OF Rebel Trnin b,
Gen. Plca-anfon.

RE,piNG Penn. Tuesday. Inn. ~ lfG1
The news Of the Rebel retreat nom Harrisburg
and the report that Gen. Plea-On,0u aud our forces
s,e in the vicinity Of Gettysburg, where they have
already captured Rebel train four miles long, has
cau,,i great rejoicing. Orr flag waves eserywhere
through the city, and there il general jnlilce.
Six Rebel spies were taken at Spot,syie this
morning. rad forwarded in irons 10 Philadelphia.
one OF them had sketches Of Sruylkill County and
all the Coleriss They passed through this city this
afternoon. Ts-ee more were arrested here yesier-
day by Mr.. Mile. Government Dcioctor.
man arrived from CLGmbersburg to-day who
paced through the whole Rebel force in The Cam
berlaud Valley. ~ met Gen. Long,iree.s and
Gen. Ewers Corps ard described them n being 10
retreat, moving southwark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01
Promotions in the New-York Volunteer
Reeiments by Gov. seymour.

ALBANY, 1uesdsy, June 30 1850
Gov. Seymour has made the following promotions
IN New.YoIk Volunteer Regiments:
James Huston 10 b. Colonel Of the 82d Regiment.
John Dsio~ 10 be LisuteusntC oone Of the ed Regiment
Robert H. Jordan to be Lieut.nsn,Colons Of tho 5stb
Regiment
Henry 4 Head to be Major Of the oath Regiment.
George NJ Love, to be Colonel Of the ll6th regiment
Regiment. -
Edward Lloyd to be LieutenantColone Of the ll9lb
Regiment -,
BENJAMIN Wills to be Msjor Of the 18th Regiment
Samuel A Modott TO be Major OF the stth Regiment
Jane. Smith 20 be Colonel Of the lloth Regiment
James r. Foster 70 be Coonel Of the 2h Hog
imsnt 80 49,, ~
Gilbert D. Kennedy 10 be Major Of the IAN Regiment
Vim. X. Lozier be Colonel Of the l+lst Regiment
EDWARD L. Patrick 10 be LisutensntCSons OF the I+lst
Regiment.
Chss A Cl.ugherty TO be Bsjor ofthe l4la Regiment
James Lewis TO be Lieutenant Colonel OF the ls'th heg
suont
Henry L. Davis jr, to be Colonel Of the I'd Cavalry
Quo HshtDs 70 be Lieutenant Colonel OF the "a cavalry
Samuel NelIwin. 10 be MsJof OF the I'd Cavalry.
Cs~b Moon, 70 be MAJOR Of the 9Th Cavalry.
Jacob sbsrpe. TO be Colonel OF the 10th Regiment $500
Thomas Eo~ier 70 be Lieutenant Colonel oi the iSti
Regmsnt
". Van Wagner. TO DO Major Of the l56th Regiment.
Adoph G. Nsocrg, 10 be sisJOr Of the 18th Regiment
kurics Fsrdela TO be Colonel Of the S3b Regiment.
Walter Cfandai. 10 be MAJOR Of tie 5Stn Regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01
Rebel Reports from vick,'S arg.

ASASCnE>TEK. Monday Joe - I0eS'
The Chattanooga RtJci contains the .'0ho"ih9
iteuis
JACSsoS Miss, Wednesday. Jure2f. 800
Twenty Yankees captured n freight train n
Brookrayen to-day and burned it. They then left in
the direction Of Monticello.
Firing was heard d, V.ckshurg at o'clock this
evening.
ielocIsm from vickslurg dated The 18th inst.
says thai the Western shores Of the MissIssipIi
River from Mhhken's Bend to Ncksbnrg, are full
az Confederate troops. They hold Richmond, Con-
s'aBt, and New-Carthage.
Reealo cemenls sent from Wacheta have been
received 1y PemJerton and troops are supposed to
crcss over every night
The Reid of the Oath ms, editorially says
Z" On toe 22i inst. Gen. Grant attacked MS along
sur whole me but failed to cary single breast
work, aud MAS reIulsed viii lOss Of 10000 men,
an d is now ~ full retreat
The DISPATCHES from which the foregoing iu.er
erces are drawn by the Retels are BY 10 means
Conclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01
THIS MORNINGS L,TEST AgNS.
Tbc Evacuation of CarlisIr.

H,rHIsBupG IA Tn.fIsy. Jfne ~ 1867
a citizen OF Carlisle who lett there at III o'cloca
IL day arrived this afternoon. lie states that al
the !. 7fantry-9,COO s,robg-with 10 pieces ofar,l
lcry lei, this morning for Gettysburg.
On his N'ay in he met nothing but cavalry pickets
During their t'ay the Rebels occupied the barrack.
and grounds, ano Tie most prominent building which
were vacant. The citizens were compelled to fur
Dish ratons so far ns their means would admit.
During yesterday. the Rebel officers appeared I'M
easy for fear tina, the trains would be destroyed
which were in the rear.
Yesterday there arrived at Carlisle 100 prisoners
which the Rebels captured al Gettysburg.
They We're robbed Of their boots, shoes, and oil
valuables after which they left to 60 home bare
footed az best they could.
The Rebel officers stated that thew did not design
TO burn the barracks, as they intended to return
But at 3 o'clock in the afternoon loud explosion
wns heard in that direction, and it is believed that
they were blown up.
Private property was generally respected, but
shoe and drug stores were cleaned ont. Some paid
for goods in greenbacks and q few in gold and
silver.
III IN beHeVeh UW tc MUM oouy VI 'uo hc"o'
army is in the neehborbood OF ShPpensburg. They
all stated that their destination Harrisburg, but
thought it probable that they might be compelled to
fight the Army of the Potomac before accomplishing
their object.
The Danger to Pennsylvania and the North ia still
imminent, everything depending upon the encounter
between Lee and Meade. II our army should be
defeated we have no hope except in large armies to
be raised in the North No effort should lie spared
TO hurry forward large military organizations every
where. ..~'f"r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01

CELEBRATION or THE Fourth OF JuLY.-The
join, Committee Of the Common Council the celebration
OF the Fourth OF July held meeting yesterday and com
peied the municipal programme fo commemors,ing that
event The church bell. will be morning aud
night and The customary sutes fired from the Battery The
Of 1912 allowed 100 for dinner aud music
Th- few organized military companies remaining In the city
will make parade in the morning In The evening there
viii be Gue pyIotcnnic display, interpreted with nu'c
in thirteen different place. abou. tho city under the direction
Of NJ Edge II has been asc.sincd tina. tic cost Of fire
wo.ks will be thirty per e.ter than last year
quontiy Committee !es.uel ;hs number Of places OF
Inhibition. - s =
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GnNrrnn1rff rffurucrs-

frHADFfFHiA. Tuesday June 30 1852
Ihe Government s1bscri,iion hgeni .-,vt,, The
ale Of fvr.rwtn'y bonds today to the amount Of
al o9.oOO AZ he agencies in Boston and PhiIadei-
phil. i"e receipts from the West have been de-
layed by tie ,oi arrival Of the mail. This mode of
dhposiug of th, loau has proved so suecessful-tbe
sales having reached over $40, 900, 0O0-that the
Secretary OF Oh, Treasury will most probably con-
inue for brief period the sale Of the loan through
the present popular medium of sub-agencles. Should
be determine TO DO so, the announcement will be
duly made Tomorrow.