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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
Pns.~ugrrs Arrived

In ,,,antsp Iage from HatasI-G ZalJo. X. NJ Este'
e1 J. Ayc. lads aud servant a. An.udo and lady. j. 10
Cafdeuas aud daughter. A Leiauent. aud ady buAbeek
= NJ Moiugh A. Niu.s 5 Gut-nsE and lady Bsranehis
J NJ Comcz H. H. Bishop }. Salord 4. hutouiui r. de
SOLE Nt Yrale M.sos lr4de. q = Weus,ef wife aud
child. Mis- Leonard. RimeuI, L.ssa, d. 1. Blat and
mot NJ flector \ Arsys, 81 Lsng-rh,hi-m T. Sorrell x.
Ripcs W Gilmore, H. VI WicAs r. Kouiss AID son Misc
Logan Miss y. &. Cscro Juan Pae. aud brother Ca
rtds 81 salfl4 r. SuafS VI. L.nendo J. BcI alta Capt.
n Oyerton. Il. Rodriguez : Carasis, DE- Whitehusi.
Air :. \ Brewer Mfs. 4. Brsnrni Mrs A. biien Neg
ruul l. y Lopez A. Terry A Atkins John Prime. I. y.
Atca Mis-, Atcp Miss Cpnirers :. tontcras, j. ~ Melu
ger N q oodwin. lady and child, J. \ Rsyes y w Reyes,
Row W Montgomery Miss NJ. Mttcnte. Mas j. ".
Evaus T. lions ally sud lsdy snd child :. VI Myers o.
Iayas A g. Ncalassen. h. Abcas, ; Martin j. III. Hsr'
fson o. r. Bron. j. VI Dcleado, LAZY sal hid j. Mona,
T. Cusen. J +. NMcacel. Condo Lombhlo. j. Matinef X
Mou',tany Amina, J. Cartano, &. Goldsmith foud,
H. Stewart. L. chorot NJ Cialshtoa, Da J. p C. Cas-
tho 4 l. Thoohold NJ. Newton, lie silva Clerc. X.
Lala J. Lovrchild H. Bradford, A. Borhis, III Huhlman,
f. hrsan j. Daqui.rc T. Lombefe. A Cossan, NJ Beiaut
g. Nnnron, T. H. Murcisr h. Heinz A Pcaben. H. d Gould.
J. hauora h. Harris, r. Amids, fcnneny d. 6sfina.
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Latest Shin News.

AHMED.
Steamship Eagle, Adams, Havana Aug l. mdss. and pass
I 0 Suoh1rd, nie.ton Go.
The passage.
Bhs Fannie, Loss Cienegos 10 days, sugar Simon dc
Wiser
s,lr Empire Baker. Lowell Providence. ballast.
Schr ShOoth. Star. Haskol CALAIS 10 days. Lumber q
TOaipAins 4 Giles
schr. 4. T.. French, ---, New Haven, ballast.
lhr. r. ph Hewitt. Bucklin, Kockiand lime
schr. X. BHkor. Baker. New. Bedford q days.
Schr Senator, dladiing, Dighion, ballast
Schr Charlotte (Br). Lewis Antigua 10 days moAsses 10
msstvr.
S,tir. River Queen, Cain, Providence.
Sch. Bay State I'll H0cklaud, lime.
Sfhr. Chase. Mills Providence for lioudsut
SJhr Susan Scranton Scranton, Bridgeport, stone
schr. hcury Gibbs Snow Newport. ballast.
S,hr. w EfuiIerd, Bowdch, OgocnyOrt. ballast
Scnf. Fountain Davis Fall River ballast
Schr. Joseph Hail. Cole, Portland. stone.
SCH. Mary LIZA. Jones. Providence, ballast.
Schr Gen. Nation, smart Bristol ballast
Schr. Nathaniel Chase, Doauc, Somerset ballast
Schr. Charles. Coleman Taunton, ballast.
Scbr Ati,, Douglass, New-LoIdo1, ballast
scir Alex AIDE. Law. Smith, Providence ballast
schg Brand VIM. HAT Providence. ballast
Schr Justice Taylor South Pies X H. 0slsr.
Srhr. OfuioT Glnbs Newport. ballast.
Sehr Gen Putnrui Young Warchan. nails
schr Onckstep Wilson, Plwtuckett ball.t.
sclL Oceun star Ham. Providence, DALLAS,
Schr \. ". Poudor, Hall, Provionce. ballast
hcnf r b. SoIi,i, Barre. Nedtuesct on Tor AlUspy.
Sleep Isaac II. Borden, Cclilns, Fall I,ivsr
WIND-sunset, g. and light
BELOW.
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Commercial Intelligence.

IfyIRrooL CoITop MARKgr, 2osb.-Ihe sales foi
two days re,eh IS bses including 90 bale, to specua
snd eIPorteTs Tho market baoJans at a. advance
H. II,
fA.pE Rrrosr.--Tho Manchester market was firm With
AL advancing tendency n
LlvERFooL BhEADsruyys MAHKEr.-Ths market Is gene
rail-, qIe. and speedy. Various circulars report Flour
quiet and steady Whea, hrm b., quiet Ceu easier mixed
Z. ans
LivEKPoOt Provision MARKgr.-Ihe marse. IL quiet and
steady M.ssr,. gland AthyA Co report Beet steady
PORK quiet, Bacon inactive Lard inactive and advanced ID
I.ll1 ~ steady.
LlyYnPOoL PRoOVcK MARXET.-Ashes quie. and steady
Sugar arm Cote. .tealy Rice active Lin.eed Oh hfmer
~ I6ddrI hosin steady. spints Iufpcn'ine quiet
Petroleum Inactive s,2 %
LoSD0S MsKkzT. -Btssds,uas downward. Sugar hrm
Coffee se.dy. lea quiet and steady Rice quiet Islo~
IN a; 81 bifA
IoSpos July % -Con.os close At 9li ds2i for money
AsEkCAS Illinois CeutGsl N.lEoad Is discount
Erie 70.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, July 29.-Cotton: Sales to-day 5000
bale, includiu. 2oo TO 'peculatop and exporters The
market h. IRA aud unchanged.
BrEApsrtFY.--1ho market 10 easier The weather IA
toeu favorable Tor tho crops
PHoyisioSs-'rhe ms'k,i +, steady. Bacon upward.
FHoDuog-si-aiV -, 80.
LoNDoS July IA Consos -, dsJ ior Money. lAsol
Genital Ealliosi 23d?2 discount Erie e8d6y
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NAyr DEPARTMENT. BUREAU or YARDS AND pocKs

u.U, HosrKrrER & SMITH. PHnbayyb, Pa.
9RNuKuEN About four years my attention wac
called 10 your Celebrated Stomach Bitters being tls
lime perfect martyr to dysPeP'a IN az o. s .sisS
oruq. indeed had not known Tor ak years an unntct-
upted nishfs sleep. COMMENCED The use 81 your n..es
So.s Ma, reduced onshsf and found myself much, lShx
Nr, benehled by the rst bottle the SECOND ehesea s
entirely but al have 'nee taken Gose ~ se 9inins
H., f IN, yosr ,oRsEABLE CHARACTER There Is pecu
linr,.y In he "a -ct of yoar Bers on me which mag
Ill 10 s,s,e n fon any cause shall he suffering
seu,ey with the hcadlche dc.e q yoaE Befs kkLIE'H
,o ~, -, ,vonld not bs returned 10 the state
bsb IN Which your found me and nom which hey
Lsv,rsork.rloSABLr RELIEVED Me- Foh ALL fhs NoSs,
Nv 'AI ar. With gtes. respect, your OBJ sery't
' JOHN W. BR0NAuoH, Chief Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

LosDoS, July 9.-Ihe political news Is uhiM'
portsnt. -,
The Confederate loan has rallied to Is per cent
discount
LnIRPooL, 2etb.-The steamship City Of Wash
ington from New-York arrived last night.
LoSDos, 29th.-The Rebel loan has rallied from
tie decline. and is quoted at l3 y cent discount.
Political nows to-day lie unimporsant.
OrE.ssrows, 29Ih.-Ihe steamship kangaroo
from New-York has arrived.
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Nnw CnNyAIK,csNr CAnr.

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA, May ~. ltoJ
Mes.r, HosrLIrgR sAIrn-DsdJ SUs; WI you "a
~ Nh, fyot 10 .osafd by express one half dozen hoses
80 stomach Bittegs with bill for which All remit >SS ~
eeut of ILe s.ue unable poeufe your mediens
ber. and a had quantity il could 90 sold readily ssN
kuown 10 DO tie 81 preparation IN use for disease
,b.ir a igin with disease Of the stomach hM
u,.d ana sold hundreds OF preparations bui your Dit
tors are superior to auy thing Of no Kind am 90 WIN
n.ed no soldier should % without should Ne % ever
robust aud heslay; tot u Ia not ooy nssioAtNh W
Preventive for .uOs. al d eases soidlei suoloc 20
Lave been afflicted with Chrome sdgesioh aAa no neui
clue sfroAIkp ME rHL skLi@f ioVhs hAs aha WV
yoa Will lose no time in sondns the bF'ei' osdeiea
(Out. yoIy respectfully, ,. =, a., ,..
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MEssRs HOsIErTER x snifh -GeE..e"sD' Please Sci, !
me some q sour BeTs a. your earliest convenience
ba,s nj present. al e1l sys sale Tor tns have medi
cine OF Aich aui seilus Jour Bters have
kept heu Gugias lat s IHey lave "oe begun
A. eli, the, nave 0.led remarkable cures IN Dys
,psiA which have been OF long staudug aud NON wheh
ihoy have acquired reputation Won by ~ h0 msdee ~
am ,r.et eau .end you cesiihcaes surprising anything
ou 1--we ever published II OF value % you being snIOus
such viii Dc introduced IN evefj place iefsons
wars a. well acausinted with they would rot be win
outit Respec u.H yours,
W. 4. sNEEH Druggist
RenssolaeNille, Albany County, Y. Y.
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an, respect ully. your obedient servant.
JOHN A. MUELLOR.
CHgIsEA. Mich, July 10, 1903.

NHtIsEtl NIlNh, Iucj
MEssRs HosrErrFR ssrH Pt1sbuis Ps-Genhe-sai
Please send Of your bttefs enc bottle OF lat con-
beins len have ea.cd-4e ot them. seeing
M Hatch of had been soN during the whole ol last
inter- and cured by The gso Vi 1res bottles. ne nsa
liver Complaint accompanied cough, tiled all the physi.
aus here cent 90 nj straic4 Doctor, and taoosht
he would die Iac u .osto !le. ns e0LLt sAo me
.vsd hun 4 ouls Truly, NLLDON HAHN
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The Loss Of the Steamship Pacific.

~. Jons's. r, Weinesesy Aug D, 1909
There IL nothing further in regard 10 the steam
,hiu Pacific. Her loss WAS reported TO the Keeper
OF The Cane Race Lighthouse by fishermen. Her
Br iinullc Maiostys steamship Nesuyius, s.tarted
to render assistance to the Inflated vesse! at o'clock
last
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Poland.

The Polish question continues wilton, change.
The chauces VI peace OF war are actively cauvassed
in Paris and London.
The Polish insurgents continue TO be very active
IN their movements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

The Africa Outward bound.

Bosroy. Wednesday. Aug 1868.
The steamship Africa sailed At noon TO day with
Il passengers for Liverpool and SO for Halifax. She
taxes out no specie.
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ST NICHOLAS HOTEL NEw.YoRK, March ,. 1867.
DR. Ho-rETrEl-De dy Str Beius Of bilious tempers.
en and having suffered much from hereto ore.
doteumined nen leaving NewOrleAns ior Newfork, in
June asst 10 try your celebrated stomach Bitter Having
made trip the propeller Trade W ind whou, the east
owns .hef pTeysntiy- efficacy procured
on tue 0h July box OF your bters Tor the use Of nv
SO sad fIiencs contemplated voyage to Europe
10 the Great Eastern Amer getting 10 sea opened the box
and together about OF fellow pa,scuseTs paroo<
Of tho Bisl On the s,c0nd day Of the ladies on
board sick. bur by taking halt wine sassul three
time. day they recovered DR. GodsOoow the ships
physcan Capt Patton. the Commander together with
large portion Of the pa.nseis nbstque ty experimental
with the Bs1oIs, aud uuiSrmy with eGtIe They
will certify the tact that during the whole trip net
board scssek after the second day Dr. q.
having the .t renainius bottle an nisibe
peeihc Of the article return voyage and
than describe In consequence nave
der. Tor Two boxes from two OF my late fellow pssseDges
now Ia Liverpool aud shall send them out by the uext
,.amer Yoasusht TO have depot IN Liverpool Advising
All Del. ~ vepTns Tor the hrst ue Tor indeed al any iime)
10 sea TO DOT # possible supply Of your befs before
eay port thereby secure themselves against seasek-
ness, u, II. -.
A
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The Continent.

Tie Continental news lie without any degree OF
importance.
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UOSTETTER s. SMITH,
Proprietors, Pittsburf, PA
New.lsrk Oftss. Ne, Nv bEesa"Ay'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the 10th day of April, A. D
" 1861, Michael 1iernan ex Gated unto Aus.
tin Corhin as trustee, certain deed Of tnstc n
veying To said trustee the land In Clinton county
Iowa, described as follows 10 wi. The west half
Quarter Of the north west quarter and the south
vest garter OF the norah eust quarter Of section
10. Twelve ". in township No. eiguty-two( 81
nlrth Of Isnge No .hree 3. east OF the 5,h T.
n, which said conveyance vas made by tho sud
Michael Herman, for The pu poe .. SECURING he
payment o. two premssory notes AMI the interest
thereon. signed by said fiernan, dated the lUth
cay u April, A. h., ls6i, and pa yab as tollo~s:
ne 10 twenty dollars due in one year, snd the
other Tor he sum of two hundred and twenty
dollars, due IN two year from date with interest
after date ut ten percent.
Aud now, said nntes havirg become due and
paysble aid the said Michael Herman having
failed pay the same. Austin Cori in, trustee ss
aforesaid. do hereby give thi. public notice that
by virtue OF he power which is IN me vested BY
.a,d deed o. trust, l viii. on SATURDAY., the
sh day of Nav. 4. d. | 63 II the
.our OF nine o'clock in the forenoon of said
dsy. nj the Court House door, 10 the city of Dav-
export, expose and ofef for sale. at public auc-
ton, the p reels Of land above described, or so
much tnereof rs shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and
lay the amount of said notes. with the interest
there IN TO the day Of sale. together with NIL the
costs and expens attending said sale, costs u
this mott 80 and Trustees fees.
Dated the eth day Of April. A. n. 1868.
AUSTIN COaRiN.
ap9 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

NIHERE sS. on the 18th day Of October, A.
w d.. 1860. Joseph Gross and Margsretha
Gross executed unto Isaac NJ Tai,nage, a. Trus.
tee. certain Deed of Trust, conveying 10
said Trusts the lanj l. Scott county, Iowa, dos
cribed as follows. to-wit: The south half of lot
number three 81 in book number one 10 in
Davenport Rogers addition TO the town Of Lee
laire which said conveyal ce was made by the
said Joseph Gross and ~ite, TOR the purpose of
curing the pa ment of one certain romissory
note ard the interest thereon, signed by said
Joseph Goss Snd Aargaretha cross, dated the
10th day OF October, A. D, 1860. and payable on
tho 5th day of January, A. D. 1853. for the sum
OF three hundred twenty fosr $500 dollars, with
ten per cent. interest, payable on the 9th day Of
January OF each year. And Y iefeas said Isaac NJ.
laimage has in wlitipg, reIu ed 10 sct as Trustee
under md BY virtue OF said deed OF trus, and the
undersigned has been appointed by the Coun y
Judge OF Scott county to act in his place, and
therefore said note having becsmo due and
payable, and the said Joseph Gros, having allied
10 pay the sane, l, Hugo Schmidt, Trus-
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
which Is in me vested by said Deed Of
Trust. will, on Saturday, tho 9TH day
OF NAV, A. D. 1868, at the hour of O'Clock
inthe forenoon OF said day, ut tho Court House
door, in the city of Davenport, expose and offer for
sale, at public auction, tho parcel! of land above
described. or 80 much thereof as shall be necss-
sary to satisfy and pay the amount due on said
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of
sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Trus.
tees fees.
Dated the sth day of April, A. D.. 1863.
HUGO SCHMIDT,
Trustee by appointment of Co. Judge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NTHEREAS, on the 18th ssy Of January, A.
w ID. 1861, Michael Tisrnsn and susan Tier
nan. OF Clinton county, lows. executed unto A US
tin Corbin as Trustee, . certain deed Of trust.
conveying to said trustee the land in Clinton
county. Iowa. Described rs follows, to Wit. Tho
ssuta half OF the southwest quarter, and the
south west quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section No. ons H. and the west half Of the
nofth--east quarter Of section mum Der
twelve 40 all in township No. e,gh,y-
two s. north Of range No. three 80 east u the
9th y. IN also the south. west quarter o: the
north -east qusrter Of section M. sixteen in
township no eighty-three 49, north OF range
No tour ~ east Of the 9Th p. m; which ssid
conveyance Was made by the sa,d Michael Tier
nan aud wife, Tor the purpose of securing tho pay
ment vi one certain prom,ssory note and the in
tsrest thereon, signei by said Michael Tiernan,
dated tho 10th Gay Of January, A. D., 1851. and
payable in ono year after date, TO the order Of
Adeits Arms, for the rum OF six hundred and
twenty i've dollars, with interest at the rate Of
ten per cent. per annuu.
And nov ,saia note having become Que and pay.
able and the said Michael Tlsraan having failed TO
pay the same. l,Austin Corbin. Trustee as nfore-
said, do hereby give this public notice. that by
vrine OF lac power which Is in me vested by said
deed OF trust, | will, on Saturday, the sin d. '
Of May, A. ID. 1868, NJ the hour Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon Of Said day, at the Court House
door, IN the city vi davenport. expose
and offer for sale. at publ, auction, the
psreels Of land above described, or so much
thereof As sh all be necessary 10 satisfy and pay
on TO the day Of 81 L. together with al the costs
and expenses attending said sale, COSTS Of this ne
tiee aud Trustees fees.
Dated tho sth day Of April. A. ID. 1863
AUSTIN CUKblN.
afs Trustee.
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Posi- CniCe summer limo Table
ARRIVAL and Dep srinre Of the MaiIs,
PosToFrIcR Az DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsrERN MArL.--Closes at o A. NJ. AMI s p.
NJ Arrives 81 Ga A. NJ. aud 5l5 7. n Sundays
excepted.
WtsrgRs MArL-Cioscs at o +. NJ. Arrives
st ss4 y. NJ. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.--Closes at sL +. NJ
Arrive atty L. Al.
SorrnERs Iowa MAlL.-Closes at s A. NJ. Ar
rives at Il A. NJ.
NoaTHsas VIA DEWITT. - Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thurs .ay atsta Pm Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday aud aturd.y ut & r. NJ.
kouTk No. ios77-si. Blue Grass, ctc-Clo,es
Monday. Wednesday ami Friday AZ S \ eek. p NJ.
Arrives Tuesday. Thursday and saturday at IL
O'Clock NJ.
hourE No. l0sss Via Tip.on Closes Tuesday
and Friday al i2 o'clock N arrives Tuesday aud
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
kovrx No. lo9i7-v,a Puffal CLOSES Friday
It o'clock A NJ arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Pm.
Kours No. 10s5a--via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday 1t 81 =. NJ Arrives
Saturday at 6P. NJ.
OFFICE iiougs. Office open at o'clock A. NJ
ieneral delivery closed at X o'clock Z. NJ Ufice
closed al o'clock +. NJ. Office open ON Sunday
from ~ to luls ,'cloek A. NJ.
tG As the pnncip&i u, Ais are carried by Rail
Road, Gil the time stated herein will be
Rail- ROAD Tins, the clock in the Superiutend.
ent's office, Nj. + n. RR. Depot, being the stand
ard CHAS H. FLbRiiGE p n
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FoI
VOL LIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACC oRDEON, PIANO, MELCDEoN
FIFE
FLAG-OLET, AND ClARlONET.

H0NTA1NlSG Instructions desgne tc enable
~ the pop,i 20 Obtain Il KnewisdgD of pia wing
without teacher; with u choice collection OF
evey variety of PopsaI Music. Price Of each
Do cents. Teachers pupils and dealers desirou
IT obtaining low priced Instruction Book aud a
the same time one that is useful and attractive
will fnd these books fully suited to their wants
The instructions are gwen in mann or ada pied to
the comprehension Il ali grades of scho ars The
exercises illustrating and enforcing the lessons
are not dry and tedious, but sprightly and emily
ening, n1i the selection of music varying from
the s,mp TO the difficult, comprise the mos. pop.
uar melodies of the day Mailed. pos,-p id. by
OiTSON CO., Publishers, 277 Washing ton
street, Boston. feb g.dtf
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TELE;G GRAPHIC.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Foreign News.
New YoRE, April 81.

INV onos hRAH
The CITY Of Baltimore from Liverpool
sth. and Queenstown 9th, arrived this
morning.
The new gunboat Alexandria, built BY
Weller 4 Co, Iiyerpool, recently launch,
ed, was seized in one OF the Liverpool
docks, on Sunday the 9th inst by Custom
House officers, on suspicion OF beng IN
tended for the rebels. The matter VIII
be fully Investigated before any proceed
ines will be taken beyond the detention
of the vessel.
The London Star considers the event
an eYcellcn, omen, aud demands the
prosecution Of the builders.
The correspondence between the own
ers of the Peterhof and foreign officers
is published.
Earl Russell SAYS that the examination
OF the papers have satisfiedsho Govern
mcIt that there Was no irtma fdefe
grounds OF capture, and that the seizure
was wholly ugustl.adle aud haze IN.
stiucted Io.d Lyons TO make immediate
representation OF the circumstances y Tue
Washington Government, and / NJ legal
grounds for the capture are alleged, to
press for tie release u tie vessel aud
cargo, with compensation, Wt4out delay.
sui il any legal grounds q capture oe
alleged, this case, Ike others, mus. ioi
low the ordinary course.
1t is reported that two well known
| American merchants had arrived IN Lon
don to dispose II two millions sterling
! Rpcr cent L. $. bonds, aud with the
proceeds buy up every vessel baildlfg for
The Confedera,es III Eng'ana. l. i also
reported that they Were authorized to
negotiate loan Of from ten 10 twenty
millions Sterling.
The COME icrate loan touched three
per cent. discount, but rallied TO ono and
a half.
The Union emancipation society al
Manchester held a meeting 70 protest
against the building Of war ships tor the
+ b,Is I cy dol ted memorial c.li n! On
the Government 10 indicate the honor OIL
Engltnl by ST ppng such proceedings
The Polish Instruction Is reported 10
he increasing in various directions. Sun
dry conflicts arc repor cd with varying
successes.
Another rebel privateer, called the
Japan or Virginia, sailed from Gre Ell
aich, notwithstanding official efforts to
prevent her.
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales
n two days, 1000 b,le,, including
900 bales to sTe uators aud exporters
The Times las an article to the effect
tina, California rings with preparations
for war against England, probably under
the inspiration Of MIR. Seward, for The
capture OF Bit sh Columbia. II says
the Federal government is building three
monitors for California uses, and is ex-
porting thither large quantities of shells
and gunpowder.
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D4Sgrfe0.

L,ROM CAMP nENDEaSHOTT, ON TIE
Il night of the lth INST JonS a. kIspos, q
private OF Go. X, 9TH Iowa Cavalry. said Kis-
don Is tsenty-hge years Of age. f.e feet eight
aud three fourths inches high blue eyes, sanity
hair, iair complexion. Born in the state of YER
mont, eatisted Mt Marion, Iowa, tor three years.
Had on whoa he lott, citizen's pants and coat
and soldiers black felt hat.
said kisdon soc bright hay horse about
li13 hands high, saddle mark on 1T side,
branded Z. 5. On left shoulder, and X on eft
hir
A reward will DO paid for the apprehension
and oeli?cty o: said Kisdcn and no c to any Of
hcer who will re ain them till secured by The
proper authorities; or proportionase reward
will be aid fof the delivery of either.
by order sf u 5. WILSON
Col. comd. III Iowa Cav.
Il. l. MtLLER. Adjt.
CAMP hGspgssHoTr, Davenport, iowai
Mach l6.h, 1868.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

Special TO the Chicago Times
MrarHis, April 10.

special to the Chicago Times
MrarHis, April 10.
The steamer Silver Moon, which left
yieksburg on Friday. at noon, arrived
this morning.
She brings the intelligence that on
Thursday night tho gunboats Benton,
Tnscumbia, Lafayette, Pittsburg, Caron-
delet and Sen. Price, and tho transports
Forest Queen, Silver Wave and Henry
Clay left Yonng's Point, and ran past the
Vicksburg batteries.
All got through safely but the Henry
Clay, which caught fire opposite the city
and burned.
The Benton was the only boat struck,
and had one man killed and two wound
ed. The Forest Queens drum-bead was
injured by coming in contact with one OF
the gunboats, but can be easily repaired
From the time of starting until the
first shot was heard from the rebel bat
teriea, was an hour and q quarter, by
which time nearly all had got safely past
A brilliant light was then seen on
shore, which illuminated the river for a
couple of IN les, bur soon died out.
800 shots were fired during the pas
sace on 10th sides. and the gunboats
opened OF tic city, but with what results
j. uot known. Each snnboat and trans
port had coal barge IN TOW. The trans
ports contained no soldiers.
\ gentleman boarded the Benton after
the passage, and ascertalned the above
10 he the result.
Several coal barges were sent down
from above, and arrived safety.
\ bearer Of dispatches has gone up Oh
the s.eaner Hope.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
FROM Cairo.

CAIRo, ApflI 70.
Captain W. B. keclor, with 100 men
fr,m the 18th Iowa, proceeded
t,ls morning, on a special train, to Jonet-
horo, 10 arrest deserters, and those who
have interested themselves in iLcr con-
cealment, and who resisted the
Provost Marsha's aids few days ago,
when they cndeavored to make arrests.
The troops we're provided with 40 rounds
Of ammunition In case OF any demon
stratlun.