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The New York herald., 1863-07-23

81 so Coffee 81 s: so Tea IS SO fs~ black 80 sls
for green stsar 81 50 d 81 IS Ton b!Dsu--thero
are holders a, 81 butter 81 Is - 2a noasses sii
Si2 60 salt doc. rice. isc Sc soar, COO. zoe. ior
markct Feuch brandy, $40 $40 $50; whiskey $50 a
saOlatter Tor pure rum So, gn st5. vaes. portland
sherry ss5 fa,nthefSaes, IS 90 81, upper. 80 50
al hsrfess si -: car SKINS. s4oo per dozen; hides
green saltcd s hides dry, 81 5eas T5 There are no
changes Is note III the di goods and boot and sh ado
Tobacconfcrior Ia s, Sl2 So good Iags SIS s25 com
mon leaf $50 Sa5 ane manufacturing s65 500 man
uactured fancy 700 In sales OF large quantities OF
manufactured while prices the as before there
yet better feeling III the market Considerable sales
have been made within day or two az rather higher
rates. We refer, however, to our last quotations.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
A Lament for tho Loss OF Tennessee.

Fr0m tne VnAttAuuoKH hepeI Juyv VI
Among tho objects OF rcpnng to which the mind very
naturally revcrs In contemplating the loss Of Middle
Tennessee forces itself morc persstently upon
than the rich crops OF grain which our retreat threw into
the hands ~ the enemy.
We share this reflection TO extent undoubtcd
y, but fcelingly OF more despondeut
friends
The Of Tennessee Ike the soil and all else there
In, fair 70 Many time during the LAT three
months have we c,st hopeful eye upon the tocming
and their fruitful PROMISE Bus luxury rather than
absolute want the main figure In the prospect We
saw with qualification the energetic industry which
converting thousand cotton ncds patches corn and
wheat In the far south, and at time did fear star
vation or even need Hence have not regarded the
Middle Tennessee cropswhst II be greatly dcsiredAs
absolutely essential TO our exis,sncs do this
time. q8..IWI
would be wanton anectAtion wcrc we 10 deny an ex
remc regret the loss much produce but wc can
continue to do whaut u; and, IN any event, there
use crying over spilled milk.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad for the same week were:-

Ahe suoscFiptions 70 the nvC-JWenty iobh re-
ceived at the Office of Jay Cooke the general agent
inPhiladelphia, on Monday amounted TO one mil
lion dollars. Upon the subject of their subscrip.
tions the Philadelphia Ledger remarks-
There is Just now double stimulant tho demand for
this i've twenty loan; rst, anything known TO tho
fary it viii DO Withdrawn from public the
lust aud To bc in time, those who hold them
investment are hurrying in their subscri in
the second, those individuals and communities wishing
TO establish government free banks arc buyers aa tho
cheapest basis Cor that purpose beng the only govern
mont six per cent loan that be held ut should
Secretary Chase determine 10 Issue and use after the LIST
OF August interest bearing notes in lieu OF the Ave twcn
ty bonds, with difference Of two per cent TO the Trea
sury inm tied he purposes to do. tae demand for
these bonds banking aud other purposes would tend
very naturally - put up Their prices Al those causes
combine to quicken the saHs OF the 6vctwenties, and
ed by tho treasury Department for furnishing them ut par
The Chicago Tribune OF Monday remarks:--
Tho week closed on a cull and a course very oasy
money The RIO. in New X rk during III the first
part OF lhe week nearly st"red transactions To-day
little activity Eotced but still very little
doing The range of discounts are 10 per cent the
lower figure by few houses first class paper payable
In New York New York exchange Is still close Most
the banks hold firm at nne house as usual sup
plying at =, and perhaps lev others making
concessions ~ best customers
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the same day says
orders on Washington in good demand at y al
discount and vouchers 2H discount. he market 10
we'll supplied with exchange and dealers are lree seers
at lOais premium. The buying late remains par
There is not much exchange obtained from produce opera
tos the su'py kept blythe conversion OF govern
ment tics, amounts of which have recently
been sold In New York aud hiladepta account VI
Western bankers Mo ey plenty. with oriy moderate
demand the Iaarket IL easy for COED paper at
per cent
The Boston Daily Adpeaise,. Of yesterday thus
notices money matters in that city,
The week opens on quiet market for money and
stocks The supply OF capital Is still very abundant ~
Ave per cent 10 in good credit Tho share
market Is dull with little change prices the leading
sccurtes either solid speculative, which close steady
at our quotations. Tho business movement continues
SLOW and the markets for descriptions Of mcrchAu
disc are settled. t1ta ee N.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Rebel Volunteer N.vy-A Last Kick and
Weak One.

From the Richmond Enquirer. fuly 10.
The ieIarcd stock for organization being subscribed
this company ttrgna Navy Company holds election
TO- directors Tuesday next Twelve NJ, al the occ
o. The virginia LIE insira ce Company.
This cheering indication. II shows the estimate in
PATRIOTISM well profit AMI to the last there
be question. all captured eoo.s be brought
easily purchased gcoif and there various other
NOTES al disposug oi them pfoitapy.
Tnia eXcee1t "a mode o. carry ing the that
we hope every community throughout the country
assocaling their capital for IL. kihg his soDdie does
efirJny He rather reg ices every fatal
Cniedcrat. bullet; Tor 1t kills lrishman. Dutchman
Gath is democrat, oiher low and per ps obnoxious
person and be obtained o. nght) while he gets
luitacit OF nobcst blood aid hores that
all The life tide Of have oozed oct before bis
strength gone such is his avuwed horrible wish and
purpose.
Ne ,Wh bile mis- cherished manufactures nourishing
through the dema &c war; and The efforts oi
Dockadc nd his darling mnerce s pouring its
his cofers By sending tn sc shts to
And th Ugh great armies disintearated. and
be com gele to Gerry u gueri warfare, which we
dcieruuea on II the worst comes To the worst,
long IS spot be held for the government 10 rest on
10 ivc itinerant, the guerilla warfare OF
the ocean be waged aud thus insure final tri.
Grnph.
Let the government rcdoube its efforts The
Is our best cment, because have commerce
20 be banned. Every true heart has sworn enni-
ty-like s,at OF Ham bal--undyinr With prospect
og years az war, must Dut shps 10 the
OF ability. and while touching the torturing
the cnemy-they losing and not--we say, "Iet
tue CALLED Jade vince, my withers are unwrung."
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

The rich returns Of the Colorado gold mines are
attracting considerable attention and stimulating
inquiry % 10 the safety Of investments In their in.
crsasing business. In the interest attaching 70
the copper and lead enterprises nearer home the
production Of gold has excited but little notice of
late but ws find several new companies being
organized this season and some already at work.
Certainly the returna Of the last two years and 40
far Of this year asS.lkGord tempting data for o..
Inmates, the statistics Of the Philadelphia Mint
showing the coinage for Colorado Territory 90
have been $4,000. 900 in 1861 and 81 2 900 900 in
1867, while the estimates for the present year,
based on the yield already made, promise q pro.
duct Of not less than s25 900 600 or $50 oOo, 900.
The business of the Sub. Treasury was as FOL.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
No Escape Cor Fore ignc.s from C0nscrip-
tinn In Kcbe .dOm.

FROM the Richmond Enquirer, July lb.l
The oAcc o; General WDder exhibited yesterday
uga very strange scene aud strange proceedings.
A motie, crow of Foreigners uf every ago and sex,
crowud henselves around the door to
ports ogi \ rth by way ot the blockade. The jew,
whose amIle pockets we're stuffed with C,nederate
money Germans with hauds pocke,s tightly pressed:
t,ans, wi the silvery jergou aud the irish woman,
with 'Ani children and at the breast tbut few
lrishnan .hero, all besct the Office and wanted
pass 10 ieive the country
hnt hw, however, obtained entrance without great
difficulty. several gent cmen oi the legal profession
we're IN atca!ance, md each WIN could pay sum
bous received The that he. the lawyer
would ali his influence 10 gc the required lniss one
told paid high as $500 70 Lawyer 10
ch hun. IN order that he misht be '.ixed up
We eaunid think that General Wiudcr or hts aids un
dersoad exacty the matter of the lawyers making
OF hc,u 'or ihe purpose OF extracting m0H.y from those
who dcsi 70 get pisse There certain regulations
Ia down by the department relative to the issue Of
passuorts. and these being complied with there Is no
~ o the ntcrposition gent snen OF the legal roics
There is ope thing, however, which should be done.
TIE t each applicant Ter pass 60 North, there
g. remri shOu be Iubisted az least for week before
hani ia order that iIrson VIII" could certify 70 the
arrlicI IN; ing voted, or u any way exercised the
righ Il citZrn OF the souibern ederacy might
come forward and tcst y to the facts, and those be
sbipl cd IN the rr per manner.
II iar that these rho have drained the life
bh I'd eopo should he let ol thus quietly and
made g. the r-t. At c st. II the last drop OF
their h oi Tor the government which protected them in
,hs coscc ion OF Their boarded pcI.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
ANOTHER CONSUMPTION ORDERED
NO ESCAPE FOR FOREIGNERS.
THE RETREAT OF BRAGG.
Tae Whole Southwest Open to the
Union Forces.
Lament Over the Loss OF the
Growing Crops.
&c. DC. 10.
A Cal; for Martial Law Over the Whole
Coufrdcrncy.


C0nfrderncy.
From the Richmond Enlnirer; July Is.
= q There are much more than ne hundred
Thousand men IN cderacy who have hired substi
tutcs for service They paid for them from three
hundred thousand dollars and have up 10 this
time risks Of battle and used their time in
fheir country m each OF them his three hun
drcd three thousand dollars When that has been
paid i That they owed 10 their native land dis
cha god torever Are they willing 10 invest Just much
rescue their children from vassalage to the Yankee
nation viii they not bid little higher. II not,
must have the levy mGssc and take them all
Then. let anybody visit the ncghborhood Of General
Winder ulce II is choked with crowds OF cowardly
wrecheS calling themselves ioreigt ers-Gerrans who
but glad TO get under the tuelage their
grand Guscs aud hishncsses -r shmen who long
ago onncA Id with maedction their allegiance to
queen Nictrra-all crushing another in the
show spricciionsf from those queens and
higbneses and fly from The land that sheltered them
n IL utmost peril. We cannot estimate the number
OF such Ia the whole cencdcl acy. but certainly
they wo4d make RPS darmee. All these points.
which only touched upon--thc strengthening OF
mit. organizatiep %, the application of martial law
IL the wtoe niry, as IN STATE OF sicgethe absolute
eouirol ut al trading (espec lily trading in drk),
within mi tary lines the ahos ion OF substitution ex-
cmption and relgn projections the material enirge-
the Presidents power to revise electi OF
and make apo ntmen's and ret rid of incoHpc
o'ces these things form too -ge aud
s. bec 70 be disposed OF in an article. For to-day
only desire 10 excite reflection upon tnem.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
CITY commERcIAL REPORT.

wxpSrpAs, July 22--sr.M
Asrr -rncre ~erc % sbIs pots sold ., 10. Psas,s
continued unsitctd Stock so2 bbis.
Bss.p-rcpr The demand for now fair sssis Y.
day. bat prces wcse generally easier. fss asss ,nsn
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

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The New York herald., 1863-07-23

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16

Mons BRUFtLITIEs.-We have been called on by Nr.
D. L. Lily, Of Beverley, Randolph CO, Va, who
reached tbs city las. Friday. as returned prisoner
from the enpmys lines. Mr. l. had been three times
prisoner, under arrests b. PisrpOnts jaessl and vas
confined IA all some nine or ten months. He was
treated WITH great hSrshnsss aud robbed Of every
thing Re had, even bis psnknie. But the browning
a.rocty Was perpetated when in the early pa, Of Nay,
his wife aad four helpless little ones were brought to
Wheeling, taken into room adjoining that in which he
was confined, from which they could him through
the bars Of the door, bet were denied the privilege Of
speaking 20 him, and When they hesought this boon
with and cries, they bru,y driven from the
5ght Of the husband and father and themselves thrown
iato prison Since that time be has no, them, bet
hAa reason to think they have been or VIII soon be sent
through the lines and he desires through the me dunn
o. our columns 10 make known to them that he may b,
communicated with wherever the command Of Colonel
Wn. L. Jackson may be. lie was informed that the
offence for which Mrs Lily arrested plundered of
everything she bad aud With her tle children thrown
into prison, was giving i,hDg to eat to three Con-
federa,e soldiers. How long the wrath Of Heaven
delay filling On such wreohes as she prosecutors Of this
family?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16
rRom rREpERICKsRURG.
TIE YANKEES CLEARED OUT"-EXTENT OF
THEIR FORTIFICATIONS, ETC.
FREDERIcKsBURa, June Is

fRADERCksbUku, juno 10
As was anticipated from the indications throughout
the day yesterday the Yankees have entirely evacuated
their position on the Stafford side of the river few
cavalry pckes could be seen about Fanolh early this
morning, but these have disappeared, and not iy
Yankee is to be feer, and not vestgc of them re-
mains, save deserted tent here and there and the
smoke from smOuldering fses.
It IS unknosnin that direction they have gone. but
the probability is they moving up the river join
the main body of the army. According information
from Northern papers, Hooker had not abandoned bis
cd headquarters on the 7th.
In their hRsty retreat from thir position at the "Ber
nArd House." Saturday night the enemy left four of
their pOntoon bcsts, and considerable quantity Of
"puuder" Their Notifications aud inrencbments are
admirably constructed for defence and protection, and
are models of the kind They had thrown W two lines
aad had partially completed third
Our gallant soldiers who remained line OF battle ex-
posed the fierce rays the blazDg Sun for week,
restless and almost frantic at the delay, deeply regret
tat the enemy did not give them third opportunity to
crown our arms once more with victory on this line
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16

WIRGINlA-IN CHANCERY-At Rules held
in the CLERKS Once OF Caroline Circa Court the 1st
i-aGlay In Jun= 1853.
amael D. PeaOIs, executor Of william Napier serior de.
ceased plaintiffs.
Igti.st
ilam Napier, Henry Napier Richard L Napier John
Nspe Joseph Napler, Am Napier, william eel, Henry
Cecil Rchsid Cecil, Lucy Cecil, Caroline Cecil Rich
ard Napier, Tt0mas Nsp'er, Edwin Napier Andrew
Dyson suI Lucy his we, who, before fr marriage,
Lucy Napier, John Napernd George Pollard.
defendants.
The object OF the suit ratification By
the sale n lard in Caroline county belonging TO ~
ta Of WsmP Napier Senior deceased cirlcug abo~t
hu-d Ell and acres made by Samuel Peatro
OF aii N1pier George HcArd he 2h day Of October
l9 and direction 70 the distribution OF the ret proceeds
sals
AMI appearing by an adsvt fled IN this tat The
ien'ants Wlsa Napier Hen Napier, R.Chsro Napier
JON Nage Joseph Napier, Aan Napier William Cecil Sen.
~ Cecil, Hchsrd Celit lucy Cecil and Caro,e Cecil
arr not Inhabitants this S,s Is ordered that they appear
here En month after the due publication OF this order and
do what necessary poeet their Interests IN this su and It
ordered that copy be published
four successive weeks 10 OF the Newspapers OF the city
Richmond and another copy be posted Onl door OF
Court tonse q This ouaty the s day OF the term Of
the county court.
Copy-Tese:
je9-EtV GEO W MARSHALL, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16

Tbs SrATE ELEOTIoS.-Ee deem i: unnecessary to
publish any further returns Of the late election until the
,fisal count Is completed. Col Munford and his as
sstants are s; busy occupied in asserting the vOlum
nous returns from ire various counties and camps end
figures az led up.
There is no doubt of the election Of VIM. Smith as
Governor, and Samuel Price as Lieutenant Governor
Benz F. Beal hss probably been elected Commissioner
Of Public Wsrks. It is asserted that Judge GbolsOn,
ard not Mr. Collier has been elected to Congress in
the Petersburg dis rie, The returns are not all in,
however, and doubtful thiags ara always uncertain"
We have received bat few responses to our reques,
for the names Of Delegates elect to the Legislature from
those counties and districts not heretofore reported
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16

THz FIsuT AT NOSTIcEILo, KY.-The Knoxville
Register from Official Dispatches learns the following
particulars Of the engagement at Monticello KY where
the Yankees claim to have gained a victory
On the oh inst, the enemv advanced against Won i
cello with two regiments Of cavalry Of mounted
infantry and four pieces Of artillery Gen. Pegram re-
tired with portion CT bis command six miles south Of
the town. checking tie emmy from point 70 point Az
waiting Two hours for the attack Gen. Pegram turned
the enemy and p1rsued bin until dark. II most
obstinate stand in dense forest Two miles south Of
Cumberland river, through which, Although the enemy
had the advantage in position and numbers, General
Pegram slowly and steadily drove him. The ds,in-
gul-hed galanry Of officers and meR is highly COM
meudcd.
Our loss was Eve killed and thirty wounded. The
euemy's less vas nine killed. ten mortay wounded ard
tEeoty-six slightly. according TO Federal surgeons
port; but believed 10 be larger.
col Henry Ashby, Of the % Tennessee cavalry, was
painfully wounded IN the knee HIS regiment behaved
With the greatest intrePdity and CALAMITY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16
pRINCE EDWARD MARCH CIRCUIT

- Court 1903.
Robert A Pace and NJ W. Cheahsm aie partners and
under the style o. Pace Uhe1ha gne for the
e1t o. Rob 70 A. Pace and all o;her creditors
Trent WHO will contribute their share Of the costs Of On suit
PidiEtL1S
Gg1iHH
= j. Rice, administrator o. Robert W. Trent deed Robert
TTenl, Henry McPherscn and Mary T., his WIFE, Detts.
[Extr,ct from Decree
"And the Court doth urihr judge order and decree
COMMISSIONS WORKMAN do take ans make report
@ C5urt o. the debts dus r. W Trent DECD and the p
oe Of the and at he 10, by notice ad ertsed In
neE1pape published Ia he city OF chmoai for four successive
weeks al claims against the estate OF the
SAID r. W. Trent S2pssr him such place and time
dnae, and prduc the ,d claims and the proof hero
and such publication shah be equivalent personal
~ n notice on the parties OF either Of them"
warn all persons lter In The foregoing decree to appear
fore a ny Once st Prince Edward Court satar
dy NE 18Th Day Of JalF 1858 vita their claims against th
ae o. r. W. reat deed, the proof as thsS viii be
excluded nom participation In lie funds Of said esate.
B. J. TORSIsM,
je1i-ciaw4w Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16
4 I RULES held IN the Clerks Office o

A L RULES held IN the Clerks Office Of
Hanover Circuit Court Monday, the Is. day Of June
1858
Anderson c. Davis aud Washington Crenshaw, aaur's Of
Hamilton A. Crenshaw, decd. plaintiffs
Against
Mary Cross, John Stanley and Mary his wife, Edward Crer
shaw Eliza Crenshay William Cross Rch1rd Elicit and Mary his
wife, John 1ett and Demetrs his wife,
Louisa his wife, Fleming Pstmun snd Julia his WIFE Watson
Pstmon and Burke his VIE, and William Saunders and Hlsel
tine his vie, defendants
IN CHANCERY
The object OF this suit procure division among the parties
entitled estate Hamilton Cfenshaw and Thomss
Gross deco and by iav filed the appears thst
William Gross Maria kett widow OF Richard Elicit decd Will
liam Saunders and aene his wife nenTesdents
STATE OF Virginia. and motion Of the p. IL ordered that
toe absent defendants do appear within pub
nc alton thereof and do what necessary TO protect their interest
IN this esuis aud that copy OF this order be published in the
Whg published IN the City Richmond for weeks
srccesdvy and that copy posted S the Courthouse Of this
county en- The a. ct day Of the next court
Copy-Teste:
N 0UPTarTAN nto-k
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16

MORE OF LISCOLN's YICrINs-We are requested to
call the attention Of citizens TO the case Of the Rev.
Slmuel CaEson, a minister Of The Methodist Church
South Who with his family dragged from their home
in Lewis county, yirgina-iupisOneda Camp Chase
deprived at Washington city CT all their baggage and
sent within lines with nothing except the clothing
on their backs and the corsol.rg convictions Of hav
ing sacrificed everything 70 duty. Mr.. c. is with his
family staying at the POvha.an House. and sincerely
commend their misfortune to the sympathy and relief of
every Christian and patriot in our community.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTCRs GAYS.

A UCTION SALE
IA BY TARDY WILLIAMS,
-. - . 13rH CAsY STREET
ON TT USsDAY MORNING the Is h. We wi sell yey args
and va stock Of Cords ask atniio, OF the sy ai
rades promptly In The hours asiig td TO each Lass
Commene ng % o'clock precisely we " n asll--
t5O Nol H. Ish d tastica Schoo Books,
IA IN oice OF Hardgars Of de irabls at'oles,
do Cookery and Glassware,
DO Tinsare aud Hou Keeling a't'cis
Ana al ii o'clock, presey, thu sale OF GI0crs will Lrgn
say 49, ''''
20 hhds sugar
20 bbls do
30 b'gs do
30 do Coffee,
10 bales English Hops,
20 bbs Moltses,
10 bags CoupersP,
30 coils Cot on Rore
l5 kegs Wrought spikes,
81 diz Buckets,
% chest cen Tea, GOOD 10 supe-.)
LIQUORS.
20 BIS WHISKY
An invoice Of fine Gin and ne expected In tine Tor ne
sale, "
100 dcI Zine Baclng made city, (.aira,isd equal to
Mason's) ''-''
Besides Soaps Candles, Salt ard other aztec. 5r Ne
Grocer.
AM at 12H O'Clock prcmrtlv-
From 300 TO 0CO bcNel Manufactured Tobacco,
Come sn'se TABDY a WILLIAMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16

OFFICERS 10 BE ExoHAxGED.-The next Gag Of truce
beat to City Point will the Petersburg Express uRder
stands bring up some ore hundred and fifty Confederate
oicers-an equivalent for whom has already been sent
North. Some difficulty has existed with regard the
exchange Of officers by the two Governments, which
has result ed in the delay in returning those gentlemen
but as they already exchanged they viii be allowed
TO come South and will probably reach here some time
this week
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16
NsrnoPOrrTAs JoUasAlzA-The Richmond oorr.--

METROPOLITAN JOUsSALrsN.-The Richmond CORE
PIn1eIt Of the Charleston Mercury says:
There is talk Of rev daily paper here; also of a
weekly, 20 be edited by John r Thompson, and OWE
b. Judge Perkins, w. e. Mcfarland and other capt.
tuists- Mr. Faber formerly Of the New Orleans press
Is edi.Orilly connected with the Dispatch and Hugh
Peasants goes to the Illustrated News
We eara that in addition to the enterprises above al
laded TO- comic and satreia weekly after the style Of
the London Punch" viii shortly be commenced here
Each number viii be illustrated with wood cuts ezsOut
cd in the best stIle-sO the projectors promise. The
6sst number viii be Issued about lst July.
Messrs West & Johnston announce that the first num-
Der Of weekly paper to be entitled The Record" viii
be issued on TlIrsday next. Their prospectus ind
Gates purpose to establish journal which win be
eagerly sought after By the reading public. Il viii he
Published in quartO form. Terms $40 per aunum-S5
for SIX months