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NOTICF Il hereby gwen That, In pursuance aud

NOTICE il hereby gwen that, IN pursuance and
~ b, ,uue otdef of,be supreme ceutel ~ sta's
~ New Yofs made Sp,c lei t-fl thrreof held % N I
s l the Cly q tfoo.yn ia ma County OF hiusi IA sd
fof to Second lodibI Dlfnet o. .sii state N The
fomtsrnih Gay q JaiY. A u. 1874 T. tle slb,cfihef
a. -,civef - tho stock. pfupsry tNlrs. IA auea.
ealm. faud. sod sfeeas Il th~ bhoDkLlN fLlSi
GLASS COMPANY. will sell q. publ. alciion, II re
Msfcu.ns fsehsnge sitsfo1m, No. 700 Lhritg street
Va tho city Of Noe ink the twenty sottlfh dsT 81
Juu~ "a n. iHIJ at 70 O'clock noon 81 ti- frmsiuias
Igb. interests sns. and drnsnts o. The fad 'h" BROOK
Ioapsny VA 10 tie ieics Istsnt lr "a u-
govsu tie manufacture n .anisl cuAoard IL thH
"on which tho .tii offef ssntod I'D 81 whicb
~, litter. p~ra ,o-d 10 Hugh Bar.tsf AID
Jss o pfcrsI nvutq. OF tio In"d SAFES
90 ab0u; tIs tenth slY " june A .. 1871 whica, o.
on lr tgrfeItef II ii odual tt,r patent tcsn'd
ausudtd prcraoA Apout tie 2l't day n Au
gp H. u. 1850 s.d sale 90 DO" nado To- ca aud Al Vie
n,G 81 va pArcL l.rg " pIEo4-sefL
Dor apy hti or Information IN ftFri 20 The Interests 70 b.
tlf syyy % eLsT Of thr unl Fsg oil ,,-d Nov iot1
Asy % ljGl JOHN THOMPSON Rcc.gcs
NO. 30 Sosih Mihiamsi.. n. Y.
LucirS BiRDIgyH Attorney of Receiver. -, A. Bod.
way. \. \ Je lVi
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By ". H. HALL CO. iuc,oussf. sSnih oorr"t OF Tenn
aveuus a-i gh-.L " @.LIu GOO u. C.
4 LLEGANi MINING md fkO>IBtRGi
~ COAL CO1FASY.--TO At AuC1lON.-on
AUNpAY AFTlKSOuN lJsA July. ist. az sIsss. We
win eel 81 To A.ttol Rooms,
- sl.Ie., stac. iu irosibu..h Coh Company.
800 SLage,. siock In Alr.sHy ni Ing Company
TEN s-cstE ". l. HALL 90 hu3iohs .
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NOTICE i hereby given thai The SEVEN PEK
~ CEHT ROSDs % 40 si.o n Michigan tno~n % "a.
TEMPORARY lDAS' its II uuiff be pfgHi"sn u
=" A. pfgril3s or Temporary Ioen " nees''ay sP
rrsvel J.au.f, .th ulubs 81 4 IN nslssf OHf
70 FtFTN ~ 4sse d.'sd July 1t ito3 SAT Tor one .h7n
ard 3os s.h sesusb." Il he pleasure 81 is stAis ~
.ay o. arrf he sIffas1n OF f,tn The o. . %
July 49, si b. pai I tbe Nsropoian bAns ia g.
CRY % ssvv lors frt fsy ~ July Lcst lnetrsf "ii
ono.i nom .sI after Loaf 80 .e .4isfT cnupolt
tt t.ts .!isr JaIJ m 1919 uls. D. tsfsa s..h sa
h,rs, J OWEN strc lfrarufsr
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PEogosI-MAHshAL-6K OFUCE,
~ ..ulNnrna q. u InE. {

WAhHINU1OS Way q, Ie5S.}
NOTICE.-Ths attention of all officers who
have boeu Lousaby dcbaISod on account Of wooeds
or and who r,enter the sos IN the n-
vsis Corps, called 70 ~ Pc ons Of Geiirrsl Orden No.
49, o. lso5 from We Department. pubh,d n tho
papers the country such ocsIs ere la.isd
Ia comply promptly with ths prosions OF that order and to
.snd their written applications therein provided ier DO
TIE Invalid CofDs Gog the char otrf oi ths ois'
syl with 90 te deisy possible, TO tho acting nssI.
HL.Gcnesl Of tho State ia which they may
be- Sneh Acting srsaOen.rsi viii a.
orc. forward Le applications with ma indOIsecnt 70 TIE
Provo. shall en.sal st Warrington.
ODces lcI Invalid Cory. viii be spToined inlin"d so-
ly upon fnrni.hng ba paper. required ny General Ode No.
NO. Of 1863 from War department Ths'r psy aud rnon.
sus 81 commence from date Of sccep,ncs Of 'nc tp'
ponnen aud not from date Of OTssnlon " the IospoSs
100 e|nL1 .nds 20 which thoy my Gagged
.t.... t,..... J. u. FRY Provost Marshal q erersl
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Drp GOODS.


A LII STRANGERS VISITING
NETWORK CITY
WILL FIND AT r. II. hACYS
AFULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
EMBROIDERIEs.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
LACE MANTILLAs
YANKEE NOTIONS.
..- '' MILLINERY GOODS
WHITE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
GLOVES
UNDERWEAR
PARAsoLs,
SUN UMDRELLAs,
MADE-uP UNpER-CLOTHIN6. 10
NJ. Rive CONTINUE TO SELL OUR LADIES AND
GENTS KID GLOVES AT 81 A PAIR
EQUAL IN QUALITY TO ANY KID GLOVE IN TIE
CITY. T. II. MACY,
Noa 7O4 end 2cs sIXTH-AvfNUE.
TWO DOORS BELOW FOURTEENTH sTRLET.
T ARGE ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
THE POPULAR STOCKS
''-A''' 0RGANDIEs; JAcoXS6ETTss,, uou.ms
CIGARS. SACHS sHA@Ls. ,, 4.
Laos AND M0HAlR MANIILLAS' &c
PRICES EXTREMELY Low.
BROADWAY and TENT BIZ
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Go mljom Il map Concern.

4 YOUNG MAN of Responsibility, with good
~ Bn,iae. snd.Pfoperty Qsshbssuens desires - Cores
md w4th ,o4e acco pi.sed YOUNG LADY. VITA ylrw
70 hiATkMONY. hos be learned OF han BY sod'etihs
Boz. 10. ia HiDtdse, Cattssugus county. hes.Io'~
4 LFRED HOWELL.-IDiOrmati wanted
"A Of Alfred Howell, rziiv. of PneisOn n J, sbOoI
10 years ofsge When lat besrd on he somewhere In
tho Stts Of love- InOrmsti,n respecting hiai VA Ss
tL1nkfsly received bv bis uncle bearii name.
ALFRED HOWELL Patterson " J.
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Board an0 Rooms

MO. 100 EAST H-Sr.-FUBNlSHED
' ROOMS 10 LET with BOARD Ooe suite OF ISooIs :"
hrst aour; sl5o saite on second or hous''o
NXyANTED-A PARLOR and BEDltOoAl,
w with BOARD. IN privas fsu'y ~ oen1''iaAA ~
Nife Location n.sr the Futon - a's' fSrfy' Au'e'
o. Box 40. l35 Tsbupe Once.
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OK PER CENT INTEREST.
~ IiIILkSh' bANlNos BANh, oogner OF Bowo,y
ID CAM Hi Or, 10y 10 J. aud ..ol
Wrdn~,dsy add frfay ovrn'rys nom ito T.
Al depost. .nsls now viii dominance 10 draw interest
Iou July
B.nA BOos' Ia Lhsi4h. German, ard French.
.t- otoi\JE FOLSOM, fre,ident
BrIyoys A. 1VsoE, Secretary.
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NOTICE ID hereby gwen that the Copartler
y .hiy bssessiots -4isirs under Ito name Of a. bUN
kKLL 4 Co ). AUS LAY DISSOLVED oy niasaA 50
sent aad tho business segs al mo coHcsrn s' Win
hOlR BuRRELL 10 Settle a: No 3. "n hs
''"' 80 w. SEYMOUR bURaELL
The Produce Bl.lness hthero constructed oy H. eoE
MILL & % vii be con llasl a. Nc q PeAil and No =
Nsisr~a,by S"i'ASoh DS.'
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PkOyO1T.MAssBAL-GE OTYiCI,
- MArnfNuroH u. q My Il la.J-

100. Wssyiso1os. u. T.. May u. isoJi :
4 IL men WHO desire TO join any particular
HsgimsDt Of Cavalry now ~ tse field srs Le'by eg'
thoized 10 present themselves a. any dIsnng ts next
thirty days tho Bosrd OF Enrolment Ia uer tosptctye
Districts 1he Bosfd shall examine them, and determine
Upon t1sir for tie service and found 10 be IT, s
rov6Naphs Of he Dis,Uc ss ave them trausporsti on
tcksts h. general Rcntezyou the Fssdquarton Of tho
A. A. Provost, sshsOt Befu Of the state. A. soon e.
thsy ptssent tLtm.evss 81 THIS general Bendezvous they
shall be duly utoTsd by tnu.tes AID jisbufsins oteer
cad Ieid By him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES FRY observation-disclosures
TIVE EXPLOSION IN JOHN-SF.-l reg to
u form the public that ! have RESUMED BUSlhE5J
a. my old stand, NO. rs Jobus'.
LASDSBER0. Who'll sale Jeweer.
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Mem Publications.

NeW lJuuIIiWl'o'"'
.-.---,--------------
Two Nsw Book
II APPLETON q Co:
IL. Nos as ' ru s. sho 4HIs Day.
WHAT TO EAT,
AND
HOW TO COOK H.
o Sa"supTs SYSTEMATICALLY AND
Ovss osE .sasp. 70 EsABLn rss hopssasfs ,s
- pp.p.sr TgS MosT DDTculr Oh eiNT1A
YHl BEsT MAMIE nv
p,rRns Blot.
.,,,. .Aimsnssk Ga.trouomique," o. Paris, and
Late editor ..an o, Mors. Vol limo cloth 81
Ma Ts ter eSperi-nced some ., o s.,;os ~ ~
-. NV ~, by Gaze u,ly following our oneeuols 'oy
sesde & ~; vel ava economically as possible and
si.o serve dinner IN a. orderly manner as aOS
orr directions astronomy 10 blended with economy
% s.shs pIssssa ': .;%. :; @ i iii. Ss
shs.p-r man prepared poorest way nO,hus VAL
b. wasted TIE beet Of thing used WIZ De hse
al otnsr Cook Books II eontens more rsaePs' sna N
accordance with tie sdvsncenents OF The present
CRITICAL
HISTORY OF FREE THOUGH
IN REFERENCE TO
TIE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
EIGHT LECTURES
BKroER TIN 49,,
psvnan71 OF oxroED, !. YsAa 1909: on THE FSrSpn
nos os THE LATE REv. JOIN bAxPros NJ a., o<NoS
OF SALisBuKY -,
ADAM STOREY FEARRAR W A.
/ Vel limo Clotb AZ psgef 81
From tls Reader; :, -,
ate Handbook Of Gernan lhsolGsy cen,nsa W . .at
"a 20 ,Ie mmeuss in poauee Of tho subject There nc
lnose memora6s ohip1sr In hode,n History than ha
hic, record. toe continuous and cooperative sho
ts Grman SCHOOLS understand and appreciate GINS
6Ahity." ,,..,r rr-.r p,rptrsupn.
rNo PlI TIRES; Oh. HOW WE SEE OF GSELN Is
Am HOW THE WORLD SEES Us. By Mana ) Mt
MI" TiiE HOLY WORD IN IT'S OWN DEFENSE. Beia
IN Answer 70 Bishop Coenso. By tie Rev. Abel Shves
81 VA GLIMPSE OF THE.woRLD. BY Nj" sswel 'O
Hmo. 81 70. - - -. 49, ,,,-pt-
Nv TbomA. r. Huxley. Vol. i2nO. 8 %
Any Of toe shove BY msi fee. receiIt Of price
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HAMMOND on the Causes, Symptoms, aud
Ii SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT Of NERVOUS DE-
Billy. AID Ot0er Desss q tho HerVos'. ssHEs CuHa-
~ sud sexu. syst,uls-ByC H,Iyosp NJ. D, former.
n Professor Of spec usouy. Ge SyIsegss Meat ca
Ce.sse New.Yolk. Piics mailed. l.. WAIVER. Pub
h,leT, NO j Nesey-s... AstoT Eouss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

ViTILLIAMSBCRGH LOIS.-TOr sale or
w ie.ss on easy tsfm, - Lot. ooatsd between Tho
East live su4 Cs. North lib-.G srd Bs.l~ies cfs.s
ALo . HOUSES krpiy t. \ J. HURT No "a Nh-sv..
~ = o. 10 CHAs FoN LER Agent ~ ana hogth y,h-
IT,. N4I'su. 81.
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WuLiansHuHGH sAyiaos bNk
Corner Of sou h ID aud sth--,'.. Bf,oklyn =
DrVIDEND NOTICE. Deposltors are h'repv
notified hat SENT Antusl Div.ecnd A. 'he ts~ % ~
to, FHR CENT PEg ANN on a ,an, o. ihfrr 70
.ns pow.d ths. shall have be-n dsp1si.sf hfco H'nh ~
fS - J.v on Jniy BeIt Ei h- V,i1 % deposor' o. $40
.tsr MONDAY Jgy - frso ifon Oorerr nsns t.A .h.e
Is, n, ca. ell tot viii b. Yss'et to tHe cream o. %
D,o. md. o. " before The io,h day q July next WI
draw ;n'sr,.t from ~" lat - -. A.
an. fon. OF this uten arey E'e';ei 10 o'st'
. rsar-, 90 real estate vo.th denba the sn"Ght So"
..I IN civ Coun'y snf Voted stss' forii u,.,..
an ". lo .n sor b. sire. daily tsunfays irc y lidsy,
.,e.psD On McoJay. .ad saiaidy. ifom . 70 &c :,
p m. aal Tussisys "eire'SAi,' Ie"i''"''' az 80
1'''' ''-' WM WALL, President.
9rooEEa,yg Ri Z Anr,,.os vlesP's.l4'a"
fAxusL II. TRr,Los. ssasisEy.
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Financial.

ALBsRr II EfcoLAY Auctisnssr
DEGULAR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDS.
IL ALBERT II. NIC0LAY viii we'll THIS DAY.
(rhund.y) Juae Is At ~ O'clock at tbs AsrehAntS II.
change SIssSsoro, No. l08 LibsUJ-st, |Fl'T
loo Lssther MsnnE Blk. 50 us Pstsrsos 0ss L. Co.,
pU $. fire ln. Co... - u Wm'buIgh Gas Ii. c.. -
~ Mercantile Fire lo Co. W 10 Niagara Fire Ina Cs..loe
~ Col Mar Inc Co....l00l 50 FultoD Bark ..... 20
20 Mse Nut Ins Co.. Ioo % A'to Fire Ips Cs.... rs
10 Msnf Hsrchts Bt.nnl Am. Exprsss C1......e 500
EU frnkinits Steel Co... l0l Jffrrson Ips Con-. %
~ Amer Exchange Bk. leo 10 kesouts FrIns Co schp
~ hepnotc Fir- ls Co.ln 10 Commonwealth " To- 100
essh ~ .
5000 Tennessee State y cent Bonds. slo0o each.
66,C0C u. > - Treasury 5 ote- : 100 each.
$4,000 Brooklyn City y cent Improvement Bondsj
81. 900 each = - Il y.p H. .ITTs
s 1000 sandy River Coal ard on 6 p cent Boods
$4,000 y csGs North Csrona State Bonds 600 sssh.
d 49,. 81. -...I.r..I ALERT H. NICOLAY
Stock Anctionser snd broker. No 81 WilliAmse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

OFFICE Igk PgOPEss fEaB iSsuB ABCa Co..
Egw-IoUK. June "a 1904
rl'HE following named gentlemen were elected
4 DIREC TORS u this Company tho snhod siectoo
ED the 10 a June insisrt:
John ". Levitt. Hesry Tsrbs1. samus' hsyeor,
N.,lh,,. Carl Tome, &c stephens samuel biftsll,
,',b, fse-s,. n I.rl.en s,-wsfl Thomas j. BlanSk
Tr,a'.. .Yilt.,s Wt.isin liz .iz.l. Crowsl Adams,
A I'D H.,ns,s Cb.TIes +. ualt,r Henry David,
go. Wsrs, LIN q More J. u. BlAuvslt
Cbr.aophsi Nv yef, Aathas ooJ 'pd re'e .. eea'-
9i,lon -htr4i,g FurLsi-f Bootnan, A bert Mann,
- p v. va,to, 1i,n r. Van Ke., Johu Y Van Rpss,
49, 80 ' C-or.. ,eau.- sci J.ui.s X. Hengss,
,.ioesop Bsnta Pt,.rR Chiish-, Joseph II. Wood
Wtl .asn Noir Jo.soh N-r,
log O. tbe Board Aeia on tas "a 1hne mssn8
n'rT1taE CLARK eco was ug.nnisaaJ reelected
-. {. UEDERHlLJ, Secretary.
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0nnfn

4 NUMBER Of weI-Fecomncndcd GILMAN
"A Girls wsai situation. "a Coda CL.ao.sIt.as Lsll.
dresses, Nuro Girls foE OeusIAl Aogse-Cfs kc &c It
MRS. LOWS GsfuGa IH,a.a.s. NO. q Stanford De.s
lie bGye'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

NOR SALE.-An Old established DRUG an'
Il GROCERY BGr4NEss ~ thr,igr city in teoir'
ksu.Yofx Pre- ~ To 1871 1u. Do ptfles the t'fu
val he usja Easy. Satisfactory H.. tsLIHE App
b note Asdncs, IL. &. ~, Tribune Ohca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
DON'T sell your Magazines AID Reviews for

IL Oh Payer Lsa you caa EsI each FOR .herl ~
CHS. A. NlLLENS. No 20 Nasssu-st. Morg.n Heb
srdsous Expose Of Free Masonry for sale Pree 20 e zach
VNHE sCALPEL-No. 40, for JuBe--E Edited
l. By EDWARD IL DIXON, ~. D.. ocDtsGs a oonpie'
hepsiye Es.ay On Pes PssIe Ftul. AID Concealed At
scess Of the Recun; st0 on 5cToua u the Lung-
Joints ard Spaa Cousn with the Censeqnerees Of De-
fsctiye Sutrtion In tie Young Aaseaa ts IAeoss 2.
esrts 10 Boz No an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

NINE, DEMOREST's EXCELSIOR DRESS
NJ suup,sr.w article sraveIy aurs.i- pcTesi gto'
,esn 10 drsa ron tie tfscn OF fen!ira,on uade tnr
ann. Price Is Ai.o tho mott perfect ",'s Of "H
.a,n4 Bosom Paa - o. .a - ceD Llih.T snl IV'' f-i'
o1 =. ,elpt Of prics SOLD a; MsE pEH0KEsrs LAEVAbA
~ EAspi0Ns az Brordwl, and ~ Der branches
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Cbancrs for Dusincss Aleu.

nRESsMAKING ESTABLISHMENT in Phil
k)sieipha ron BALE ior r-sI. dtos s.nr nj bssi
nr.e pfots ii2u rf HrAuuI rtraf - sl Tnssa
it1s i5;ht, between ttrstnrt aIi Wsiru,ts hos'
and fnhiurs for see. hrpy 10 hrH CkAIp, w
lz5 south IJti.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

Z RtNTG WAosnOg "a FDf f1ttAsf information y
10 J. SHAW, Ne 20 Cbn h,fst th- If'a.se,s d
efopiat.rs a. ~ EENi sos. Wheeling "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

'rEO STEAMBOAT OWNERS.
a POR SALE
THREE CIRCULAR PILOr-nOUsES fof sTEAN
BOATS. In good condition. hl', REMOVED JOlSEh.
hOAk !fotn Steansfs. ArIly %
G W. cOrELAND No I2s Bro.svs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

"a large Ens-e.s, SefysHts ln.ltsls 10. Ill llthts
6th-av Ina ia German Isl. sos,sn A-n,sr. t'
PIoStsot aelp civil suc cApsss & sa. al Aso soci ptcss
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NOR thePu0TOGRAPH ALBTM-We 81

NEW MUSI c." FLIRTATION".-A
~ Comic Ballad by H. TUCKER AgsoT q -, aen
TINS Cruel Wsr j. over" W. : 81 BRDTHBR IN THE
BATTLE 7" by 5. c. FOSTER Pnce 25c. eaeb
horace WATERS. No 48l Bfosdwsy.
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$40, 900. Ti4h yAf =, E G.a5 ds
Bsy IO SALE Inc AHsfi PLstt IN sutfessiu oreia'
ton To porson 81 the busn-ss gonr;o Euope, rare
chance Il offered. AeJf,s 81 sDpy 20
HARvEY BROWN 80. Ill Hlss.a't, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-03

POLICE CoURT.-There was an extensive
docket at the Police Court this morning. De-
praved and bad odOred humanity was largely
represented on the prisoners bench. As
cleanliness is next to Goodness, SO dirt isvery
frequently associated with vice. The class
who filed the Court room this morning ought
to be condemned on their snsH alone, with
out any other testimony being offered as to
their guilt.
William Bush and MichaI Classy were each
fined So and costs for creating disturbance.
Joseph Jones, for petit larceny, was fined
Sc and sent to jail for FIVE days, there to lux
uriats on the simple but wholesome diet of
bread and water. It has been complained
that the quantity of water that is served out
is greatly in disprOpOrtiOn to the amount of
bread. It may be SO.
Chas. Rosskopt, assault and battery-eon-
tinued to February 4th.
Nettie Anthony and Bertha Murray, pass
ing counterfeit money. This case was con-
t;nued to March st on account Of the deli
cate condition of Nettie Anthony, who since
her arrest has given birth to a child. A very
delicate Law question might arise in this case
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-03
TELEGR RAPHIC.
HEsTERBAY's DISPATCHES.]
MATTERS AT GALVESTON.
Fierce Attack by Federal Vessels,
Reported Federal Surrender near
Charleston.
Destruction of the Pirate 0vetto.
Attack upon a Georgia Fort,
Butler to Return to New Orleans
IL he Will.
HEsTERDAY's DISPATOHES.]
MATTERS AT GALVESTON.
Fierce Attack by Federal Vessels.
Destruction of the Pirate Ovetto
Attack upon a Georgia Fort
SOUTHERN NEWS.
NEWPORT News, Jan. 81, vIAl
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.

A~-@A-----~ hADNhOI3 oNA- l.
The Richmond Examiner of Saturday,
contains the following;
CHARLESTON, Jan. 80.
The Federal gunbOat ]. P. Smith, car
rying II guns and 230 men, surrendered
uncondiionally to our forces this after
noon, after a sharp engagement at Stone
River. The enemy's loss is heavy. Only
one man was wounded on our side
Another Federal gunboat escaped in a
-ariRPled condition.
The following extract from a letter
written by Acting Assistant Paymaster
Frederick R. Thompson, off the steamer
New London, has been forwarded to the
Secretary Of the Navy:
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 10.-We ar
rived off Galveston about noon to-day,
and as soon as the Captain reported to the
flag officer, the request went up from the
flag officer to prepare for action, and get
under way. The Brooklyn stopped about
two miles from the Fort, while the New
London and Sciota went close in, to draw,
if possible, the FIRE of any batteries which
the rebels may have erected. Surround
ing the fort could be seen the tents of the
troops, and toward them our fire was di-
rected.
The ball was opened by the Brooklyn,
and the Seiota followed with her lI-ineh
parrot at one extremity Of the town while
we were along the front of the other ex-
tremity. We opened with one parrot and
one sawyer, and elected no reply We
then went within mile and a half of the
fort and opened fire on the encampment.
The Sciota come after u.s. while the
Brooklyn was in tremendous range Of her
guns. She planted shell in her at dis
lance of nearly three miles. We were
rolling tremendously, and had to fire as
we we're rising. Our starboard 3O-pound-
ers were fred, and the shell exploded in
the fort, and soon down came the rebel
flag, the halyard being cut.
After firing several good shots, a signal
was sent up from the flagship to cease ac-
ton. We came about, and as we returned
a field piece battery opened upon US. The
shot fell about twenty rods from us. We
gave them broadside and threw three IL
inch shells, all of which struck and explod-
ed in the battery, the effect Of which must
have been tremendous, judging from what
we could see through the glass. We could
see the masts of the Harriet Lane over the
town. Tonight our squadron has been
reinforced by two gunboats, carrying six
teen guns. Tomorrow Sunday nothing
will be done, but when the bombardment
is renewed it will be terrific. Galveston
is q doomed town. Monday we shall try
to pass the forts at the mouth Of the har-
Dor.
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TIE PIRATE OYETO.

.r.I.. NEW YORK, Feb. =.
A passenger by the Columbia from Ha-
vana brings intelligence that supposed
reliable rumor of the destruction of the pi-
rate 0veto, alias Florida, was current in
that city, and that the rumor was con-
frmed by the arrival of the Creole from
New York. The following is his statement
in brief; Tuesday, January 9th, It was
reported in Havana: that heavy firing had
been heard at Matanzas and Cardinas, as
if coming from vessels Of war engaged in
a serious contest at sea. 1t was also stat
ed that the Oveto or some other rebel yes
sci had been chased by several Union gun
boats, but with what result had not been
learned. 1t was then believed at Matan-
zas that the firing and chases were con-
nected with some vessel. The Creole from
New York arrived at Havana the 29th.
She brought news that she had been spok-
en- by the Union gunboat Cayuga, which
vessel reported that the Cayuga had OBJ
served steamer on FIRE, supposed to be
the Oveto, and that three other vessels
we're firing into her with great rapidity,
The locality of this engagement was not
definitely stated, but it was in the vicinity
of the Cages, of Csrdenas and Matanzas
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We read that new feature in the ap-
plication Of gas to domestic purpose is
upon the point of introduction into the
ranks Of fashion Ladies are to be lit
mp with gas on entering the ballroom or
psrlor
Firehies of gold and brilliants already
sparkle (says the authority upon which
We make this announcement) upon the
graceful white feathers and fresh green
leaves that adorn the brows of some Of
our youthful queens. HClusters Of dimin-
utive gas-lghts are now to spring from
the elaborate tresses Of beautiful matrons;
the jets will issue from burners measur-
ing a twentieth Of an inch per hour,
within transparent shades exquisitely cut,
not larger than a cherry. The tubing is to
be Of solid gold, connected with reser-
Toir of the same valuable metal, which is
to lie concealed in the meshes Of luxuri-
ant hair behind the head. The pressure
viii be applied to the golden tank, which
is supported by an elaborate back-comb,
the top Of which forms a row Of little
gas-hghts. Before entering the ballroom,
the husband wiz turn on the gas, light
up his blushing partner, and usher her
into her sphere, revolving like her proto-
type, the moon, among the lesser lights
around-" What dazzling idea IN. 7.
Express.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
WASHINGTON, Feb. l
SneniaI 10 Tribune. -----

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
Special to Tribune: s#.
Gen. Butler has had several interviews
with the President and Secretary of War,
who have formally renewed the PROPOSE
ten that he shall go back to New Orleans
to resume command Of the Department of
the Gulf and Texas, and the troops which
Gen Banks will lead thither, but with ad-
ditional powers of responsibilities, inclu-
ding those attached to the organization of
an African Army on the Mississippi. 1t is
said that Butler now hesitates about ac-
oepting the command in the shape offered,
fearing the means to be given him are al
together disproportionate to the end to be
accomplished.
Rebel newspapers report that one Of our
iron-clads had made an unsuccessful at
tack upon fort on the coast Of Georgia
and been obliged to retire, in consequence
of an injury to her turret.