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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
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USE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al. aecons and d'ese. the Urinary ofssns ~ns's~
~ MALI Or FEMALE
FROM whatever lsnat.ug AID no mater Of nov
lopg s,aldiug Disras.s Of these organs
re.uife the C.i Of Diufetic
HELMgOLU's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is The GREAT DlCREIIC,
AND 1T rs CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIsrks9
FOR WHICH
IL Is RECOMMENDED.
BLOOD, BLOOD, BLOODf
HELAIBOLD'S
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COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLAe
SYPHILIS.
Tai. affection Of tho God sad stacks TIC 1iA Or.
s.r. Lnle 81 the Nos. Es, Throat Nnaip e and otnes
Muc1s .c-s mailing s appearance In tbs 0fm OF .NSs'
lie EstsAc. Par mes tie Blood and re-
moves al Scay EGGp ions VI the SA syint to mo Sota'
s1iol Clear aud Healthy Color being prepared 81
pres.ly loT ths class Of complaints is boodpuryns prop
ps'rgved to greater eAlsSi than asJ oa" prep"
Isilea Of s.usPAlAA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Col. William II. Allen is now engaged IN reor-
s,.i.rg ,to let ReslucstN. Wv. "'n Engineer Regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

BROoKLYS CITY IoNTALIrN.--1he report OF
death, he week ending june shows tot. Of iis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Crs1E,L Pank-1he cool and rleasant weather
= sslalsy crowds Of people - tho Pss d1ns he
,f.uoon and the number Of ',i re f. csiilt 81 % G1eui
3 II. dive, thfonC-j With osffihs-' sgd 60
ans N. Path. and ws' crowded With pctrs-
trisra Esd not psrens.d the exc. Amoas the
sitf.s,isns o. the Psfs couple o. f,vn' numbs CT
y,ue,, hand.os paf q b.s, three pairs Of pear
sgei,-.psonbnl b.toa, ,tof, &c. O-ilE toe reccai
rata. the ene,ts. I'm Ike AZ, u sll .'sf li' the eal4
al te.u'fal l.is The Pait neh sai ssfsHt viii
-.fsnd BIO" a. saa every far day ADDS pcogl'd with
pc seeker,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

RroHoAsIzAIios ~ THs 3lsr n. Y. Vol.
,t Jos-. viii eos,nre the old Jl, iorthe expects
10 secure every worth having IN A, former eonm,pd
In fsw day. recruiting ofi wi Do e,'lb 'hsd .ni the
worn entered upoa with usor. We append tie COons..
,uihoriiy fsonl tie E1ooutive Of tho Stat;
AfuAsY, June 3 1870
SPECIAL OKpKHs No. 2tG-irITsct Col ifAk J.ns.
hereby authtt4rd 10 the Jlf hr.tuc Sew.
lofk Noiuntes Ia The Amy OF the United
4tss los tHfre yrGf. unless snon~f & sclA god.
by q. der o. IT,. CoiutlsndeT.tr-, isi
}. n. srONEIOUSE. A. 4. 4. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Aeeep'ioa of the New-YorI De,c,.,,.,, o.
the Chicago Canal Con,cutlor r,,.,.
f"''""s speeches Of the Governor Of
missouri and Mayor OF ~. Louis OH the
Emancipation Question, &C., DC.
~. A.. u, 81. LOris. JunsC. 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

FiHrsIS GotSO TO EUHoPG.-Charlos hiclols
fietnsn = Manhattan No. with tho steam IRE engine o.
,ha. eomVsa, ,ad number OF ether ~snssown hfeinsn
In no Great E.'tep Saturday for the VuIPo'-
" tai L.. sii IN the great Trial TO od Ia London.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Severe Battles Between the
Russians and Poles.
The Insurgents Dispersed, but Prepared
for Another Fight.
xHHX GAIN A v10ToRY.
AGITATION OF THE GREAT POWERS.
BaGLANDs POLICY NON-INTBRVgNTION.
The British Blue Book ON the
American War.
Earl Russell and Mr.. Mason
ON the Blockade.
How the Prince Of Wales Met the
Princess.
~,----->~~>>-S>~~~--~J>~~-,-e-
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MISS sLiDElE,
As., Ae., Ass
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MISS sLlDElE,
Be-, Ae., ~.

The Cunard steamship Asia Captain Shannon, which
Mt Liverpool at O'Clock on the afternoon Of the lsta
and Queenstown the evening Of the 10Th Of March, ar
rived this port early yesterday morning. with the
European mails and passengers.
Her days later than the report OF the 10
Aemian published IN tho Herald yesterday.
The mails Of tho Bohemian reached this city from
Portland at early hour yesterday morning
The screw steamer Edward Hawkins arrived at Lives
pool on the 18th with S04 ea,es OF oot
Ion (Which had run blockade Of Texas and 5000 900
IN specie.
The Fanny Lewis had arrived at Queenstown with
cargo Of cotton and turpenne from Wilmington, N G.
The Prospero from Nassau, had also reached Liverpool
with IA bales OF cotton
serious accident had occurred at Paris to Of the
daughters Of Mr. slide. The young lady riding on
horseback Dc Boulogne with her father when
her horse took fright and threw her violently TO the
ground Her head struck against the wheel OF Gar
rhge and on being raised up her sknll was found 70
- fractured Al dates said 10 DO on. Of
danger.
The suspension announced OF Mcssrs Pikngton Bros,
Of London and Liverpool American merchants and ship
brokers The liabilities about f40 GEO. and the lgu
dAsion will depend upon remitiances from America
Pho monthly returns OF Bank Of France chow In
crease in the hand Of over hy -four millions OF
francs and decrease the bills discounted Of over sixty
millions
The National Assembly at Bucharest had, during It's
debate ON the budget passed vote Of want Of confidence
IN the Turkish Ministry.
The military force s.ationcd a. zeb2, Tnrs'y, had re
volted against the MAJOR in command. .s'@Sr :
Demonstrations In favor Of King Otho reported from
various parts Of Greece.
BY the African mail in England learn that trade Was
very du at most places but at Cape Coast Castle, Sierra
Leone and Bathurst 1t showed improving tendency.
Palm oil limited supply, and high prices we're de-
manded by the natives. Nc captures Of savcrs are
reported.
hcssrs. Guion Co. inanguratng line Of steam
srs 10 convey emigrsnts from Liverpool TO New York.
Thc steamer Louisiana SAL on the 2st Of March.
The Nova scotap arrived at Londonderry the night
sf the 18th inst
Tho Inman steamship line has been reinforced by the
addition Of steamer called the City Of Cork. The new
steamer City OF London also nearly ready 70 take its
place In this line.
Ths steamer City Of Cork would also sail On the same
day vessel IN the Inman l!pe.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

Princess Alex andra Immediately and awaited ns
door Of tho cabin the arrival o hM roy hsn
ncss Tho Princes slightly flushed az he pAsrsu
under the gaze Of hundreds q bright eyes OF ladies' VINO
ranged either side Of the pier, and who gave h
a welcome GENIAL and enthusiastic as 70 pe ohiy
after has happiness 10 share. with quick almost
impatient sep the Prince proceeded 10 the doors o. ns
cabin then, taxing his charming bride by lha hhu
and holding hand his he kissed her with al me lfr
and hcartness OF youthful lover Ihis naturM anu
wholly unaffected mode OF saluation was seen ny nun
dreds the touch of nature made Prince ana r'ope
kin; and the hundreds who Witnessed y cheered more
Justify than ever, ana stsiwarth voices cried
"bravo.n The women whispered the little TACT from ohe
the other felt that the rna with fsect 70
kissing and telling did apply to this case ana that
they approved Of IT, thought II highly proper ana su'h
as under similar circumstance tney would themselves
expect was evident from the waving of bardkerchieis
mother and SISTERS Of bride and the iusous party
proceeded below u take some refreshments
General Grey brought the tl. sister OF the irLs'ss uP
the paugway on the pier show her he very charming
effect OF the decorations which were then complete
Immediately afterwards the mother and sister oi the
Princess Alexandra also conducted ashore 70
witness the. preparations. pretter sight mas seldom
presented. On each side Of tho pier were seated four
tiers of ladies' and gentlemen the varsd hass Of whose
formed banks OF varied ann beautiful coor
The back dTaped 9Th ags and s'nal pointed pan
ncrs principally red knd white hung nj tho sldcs ana
from the Of tho There hong garands OF
blue and white roses, which dropped in stoons through
the length OF the pier larger festo0ns ol red and
white and volets, and white roses crossed and IN
Ierseced the upper ind lower ends Inc whole com
biung very successfully simplicity OF detail Win agree
abe harmony OF color and having tho hghnest and Al
most the elegance OF ballroom decoration
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
Com w mercisi IntsIiigeaee.


run TIE Manchester Gaartan fry Aftisl kArgl IL
me Fugllst stock nArkot, ths fl3thD nl1fnins
os ned ths slight Improvement vhlch t~s place
evening 90 "a. ssseSoa ~ the refDellgb u . ger esui
In the discount rate of the Bans " irNf~ sas soon er
revsrced renewed Relapse, wteree, bo~ever. there
sas Ultimately rally. The erst and .st gao,ais1 q
oousois fcr MONEY vs s1S.AE bgls1 ws q oss
tine togchsd
rss disooant usrss -as fath~f sast W DAY All Ne
appihntsnns the b4rs n0t
Abgot 1g7 0~u n std taken t1 ths bans t1fAv
Cnusois. m0nsy szs Va. consols. sco0lui, ttb
AprA, "a, VI. o0Us0ls, nss ihfees, s0A ssoE
bsns ssoes x3s 40 Indian bat, fOss loss ~
chopper bsls, dwcsant par.
srress. sIcalRpeos, grDcp ISp cos cIHcrIaR.
f4yssFHgt ktrsh n, ftf1
Cor1os -TNs nastet has bsen fAlbet az mated al lhs
wees trlcea have daily rpfossd, ,nsfng ffru ~
aboa, ~ sfyano~ fsr at sofv fha g9QtA,tq0s are
u,aailns orleans, II "a. per ~. NgbAc uf. ulandr
20h.d In Manchester rsoft tlt1sh 1efg, ahd hghcf
ratss have len pad day Tor eqth sspih anf yasn
n.ssfs,yt syp here h&x Tea Fatpef nQfs Nrunsa.
h~ tr.1a ths -s<s ahd wssat h4s net vofsrale sale
NJ ,hs mi 60 n ass Tfsay ~ r9s~fay bssg tta
b.ss>.v a. eo,a W swsst vas bid A. v eayr msrssi
whsat go ~ ~ per ssntAi csaffs wth far dsfpand
,tauy stlll ressctsd snf ronn& infsn oofn better
,s,g.st AZ rsthSf hsner fsts- We apots uhsss POD
western. - ~ sw. %. 10 SL'sAgo go kGws~k<s, "a.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
PRICE FOUR CENTS

Sd. o. I'd, for winter wh,c Western, los los "a
Southern, los 6d. lis; Californian, los Cd lis per
100 pounds flour-.hxtra States 2ls - od esus
Ohios, 23s. a 26s re- 100 pounds Indian corn-hned'
2ts. Cd. white Pea Cd. sos. per $50 pounds.
PRovisios@-ieet hsets slow sale, and quotations. arc
much American Offering. racon-rne inquiry han some
what fsien on and prices an casier lard 81 the
reduced prices Of last week has been Ia better demand
salss reach fully 700 tons, I sss for fine quaint,
MnciIAsEnrs.--Iallow continues In limited demand,
and buyers get tho advantage In prices. We quot"
Butchers Association, 42s az. dd city rendered. sus
AZ per cwt Quer bark rather easier 30 hhds ihia-
dephia sold at SIS 3d Cd and 500 bags Haltnoro Al
6s Cd per cwt Rosn--I.tls iring at 2oh Tor common
American Seeds-wThs arrivals have Decn cohHlnMaoie,
and has declined IL. -. per cwt, beng soid ~ s4s
a5s. old unatered about 900 bags having been SOFA
for export at 3os. ais per cwt OF timothy scsd loo
bags have been cold l6s per cwt, and of New YORK
now current refined has good demand, and . 600
bbls have been tod nj ls 2d IL. 3D. per gallon W
crude pennay yvanan 30 tons have been sold a t1 ana
luo tons Canadian mt 81 los per tou. spirits OF retro
ieum sell, il small lois, at ~. Cd. per gallon.
THE LATEST MApEETS.
LpsruooL, March It--Evening.
Corros Sales oday IL 0Co bales Including 1000 20
spectators and exporters Tbs market buoy ant Win
an advauco u I'd. per III.
Bss quiet aud steady Wheat lFin and actiNes
Corn duh, with declining tendency.
PRoyrioNs quiet but steady.
ioSros March ls--Eyeninr.
CoSaois closed this evening ~ ~ X for monny.
AMERICAN sgct fIIlE3Ino lhoft HAsts wVfes-ilil1ff
Central Railroad, 40 "a dscounti kfie Railroad -.
AZ
HAyny Conos M.KEr .--saes Of tho week 900 hica.
Tho market Il hrmcr, with an advance. New orb =
tres ordinalre 230fr bss, 2dafr stock In port EvV
bales.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
rhe Polish Insurrection.

WLRtANl Ntfth 10 IFbJ.
According 10 reliable information tho insurgents
defeated the RUSSIANS tie 5tb ngt near
Brczunka. and captured two guns.
Another body Of insurgents, under Leswel we're also
victorious near wsdopa, the Bug The 7th ns' on
which day Russians sustained further defeat near
RaaJi, although In considerable force At that place.
IrspKEo, March IL, 1868
The greater part q The forces q Lngew,s are posted
near Mechow where engagements between the Rusaan
and Polish vanpuards took place yesterday
Tha insurrecton IN gaining ground the government u
Kapnch
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
The Hoysl Marriage.

HyyTnC OF ran fuNCy AND rEiNos~s IN uh0LAND.
lfrUm the ias3oA Advsft,ser, Narcn ~
While making the ~ sssafy Arsnsefneuu ~ bringing
the her the frtssrN Aieratffa, with
her mother And sisters we're obssfyef IN TIE state cbn
on deck and her Royal Hshness sw ~ soccer fecog
nized she greeted With oud, heafty ab1 fsssat
"a cheers. Her ruys ghn~fs inned At~lJ Hft -. q
blu waIkrd 70 thu site ~ lhe royal yNht, and nn~t
gracefully s1sed this fqysasts " ns,hbs wei
enrne sftsr m lsy~e ~ feA miAstes The Prince q
waer accompanied ~ 10 suite, passei song The fss
rsrs per srf bard " rersye her hnysl Hiab
ress livery eye strained " estsh ghn 80 II ,bs
rnesilss ~ the royal oospe
t,eu Gre, sad rue hoard, ADd au1oHrced W
ros 81 Rshsees lbss ~ Frses vAs skss 81 LNsd ne
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

hosnsr iva tasf) tFsb ~ ls''.
-. he. gray sbHtngs, higher prices demaaded ~s
mule twa, Grn ard gbef. Ccitoa brosn 40 rnlies.
sa~guned nbArma frm. MA~a opium, $40 ruplas.
Enctangc IN Loncon, frrt chss credits AK Govern.
rnert securities, psr cent, ssx ~ - ll29 Hsl.hs
20 oIiysrpooi-Coticn, 90
cnur1i Fsb ~, 1903.
cray shnungs, x ibs. frm. sule ,sisi good ss-
nand CopgOr shsathins 0giet lie advanslng lind 80
dscllning Linseci advancing Rec q0iet JIis lfm
Exchange % ta5Jon 2oA Frsgla v ioadog ~ sseis
sfs o.
Tho hoEsv1s pomDay mail rcsches euss % ne iAa
Frstant IA tho evening.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
The New IssIisa Loan.

Turn, March IL, 1893.
ms TO be issosd Al ", without comnss'on
Sor any party except hs National Bank, which ~n 70
csiye commission of one per cent
T1s halo x1aa5s u 10 day that by order u
tho King the soldiers compromised in the ss GarbAdiAn
rising n Sicily and copdsmnsd ~ penal ssrvsaas for
Iife have had tbs sntsucs eommU,ed 70 twedty years
imprBonmcns.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
Arrival Of the Prize steamer PessrhO6
A Cum0us CASA REBEL MAIL AID DEsrArcHS'

SAfTtkkp, BIC.
Yesterday tho English Pcerbon prize 10 tho
United states steamship Vanderbilt arrived here IN
charge of Acting Master Eiaiheu Lewis. Admiral Paula
insarec,ed the prize master TO reIor, immediately 10
rIlSd states usrrhsi Murray; but ep . a,s hour be
the charge cf United state, Marshal capp u Key Vest,
whs Ia ln this city al tho prcsen, time.
The Pcerhon sailed from London command q Captain
Jamrau, ~ S-probably retired captain of the Hrtsh
navy she touched at 81. Thomas, ard tLe 25sh Il
February vns captured ~ that place by The Vanderbilt
snc was cent 70 Key West for sdlnaicainn, and from
thence here. her cargo would bring moro al thh pot
when sold than IN Key west
she In an iron steamer, a about ooo TINS burden,
brig risgcd, and of modern build. Irom tho time q
her loadsg Ia Iosdon Admiral wnke bal hs eys
On her and from All learn proi,y web -
surcd that he would eaptars her lawful prlrs Ap
pears that woua.be blockade noi cAasht
m the a., of attempting 20 ran 10, she
the ground near blocsading feet but known that
she had rebel mail board Intended for Riehmond,
and that a, ope iime rebel colonel board ss
passenger bat just previous u her guiias hef last port
the bearer u despsiohcs left, bg, allowed the maA
ard despatch bag 10 v.msIn bard, with Va,
s,ructions 10 forward 70 rs dss,naton Among her
passengers we're several chemists, with . fun
stock of medicines and drugs but these yery much valued
ARTICLES are said 10 be marked for MstAnoros.
Upon ,hs whole The ~ very complicated one,
and many suppose the vessel ~ be cleared. But yet
mus, be that Admiral wilkes good grounds for send
ns her IN AZ a prise or he would have sEnd her.
Tor tho present Communication with tho stsr
dleed and b., iIs can b. found IN rsaton " the
case Tie Peierhon iss ~ tho Navy Yard, IA ehssss q
the prixs crew
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
The Dsssvsesses ss the Rebel steamer
Osovgtana.

NAWrorJs, hnch ~, u ~.
Information has been rocs.sei hy EssNapb, d.isi
Fortress AoEfss q tie arrival there today u hyrnssi
states surply steamer HxssAshoses, from ro<t Royal
a5d, via chariss,oB, wlimngtou asd Bsaufori
shs brings ness. srcspt v tho ssvy I,eiar,rsn,
couarallon q rebel report q ~ de- Taclss by
feat n the rstel si.amsr GsorsAas ~ isns Island
beaeb South cSolEa infurma1n % pfeyty8siy reach.
81 here that sho 10 Liverpool % gia x JAIsNry snd
that Al her brArure many 90 nvnusis we're rfessni.
Who waved AAA1Asfshlega srs made many o,bsf mAll
festAllous n their dslifht
n~as then supPissi ilis sts saa baa,a ~
ths oDai oaiy lssiarsiL = ss0~n W - Ha1f"-i.
sns Wa nos really hird eui 10 snssh sasfs - Wfa
ter Bot thrre seer - y - ~ sosbi 80 ta ~ 80
" be doe. he srcsu bosSd vsfs so &c." -
p9ve.fai steamer a soor baaiAa 80 ssy'a toas
turdsn and ons huuArss 80 eiiy t0rt~ fpsof, 80
had J8st been fsprsse.tea . - rayy psrss.Seni A@i
sis mose frmd2bs to-. tAe AtsbsfnL
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
Austria. .

Vv~.I March ~. 1st3
ne Arch Dske Ferdinand Mar pmslAr iyng ia u tho
measlss, on tho sl~nd q iAcrtaa. Iis incss roi
however, attended Nth any alarm, ng symytoms.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
Great ErlfAIn.

In the House of commons tho i.th Mr.. Lindsay
called attention the u the navy, and moved that
Il - cxredent 70 commence q; tie present time bud.
ing wooden ps which 70 be caeed with ron
plates lie spOxe cg4gth favor of ron shipe over
those built CT wood and merely plated with iron gene
raj debate cpg1ed q the speakers agreeing With
Mr. Lndsays views and ccplcnuing he pOllcy y ths
Admiralty.
lord raimers,on corppIairel that very onc-dsd vev
IL The question had been tssen. IA the his
marks SAID that the iron frlgata Warrior iouicd ~
Inuch that she f0gt knot hour speed every az
weeks she aHoai No vessel With an ron battery
could be distant Tor length a time and
u necessary % have Arnor PLATED scssos With lot
toms of wood England " be GA an ~gaAlty ~ith
other naons who possesssa such vessels rlc french
hsd seven and tbs Admiralty proposed V add hye p the
n'tsen rug plated ships new badins He Dcygsght the
House the question 70 The discretion o. tie
vernmert
Nr. Iindsays motion finally rsJos,sd ~ vote q
ls4 70 81
Tho rarnameniary prcseeineso the isih nsiasi
~ no material interest
ID thai lrftston hfn1ngst ths operatives ~
IAncafhire bsossn 10 very ssofR They coDpiain
of the behAv@r u thef.id conmttsesi the sdn nstfa
ton n ihn Law. the ensrmHns fcdlctgn ~ NAFs.
AMI that The workman sinking nors and more dceply
tho power q he snvieys ~ fuaung mo isbi ~
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
L.rss c.e..,s % oon, rrn.na Alt,eIss.

hr rma3K. GAfeas+*, tt~s
rhs rsvsnea sisaner nsnA =. Csys fgnsas, arrived
bsre 2 dsy, having 70 TO- so v,ssa, oapAars> -bn.
a,tsmptits % g. y Tfglnla y,a,t,s a. t<Nfa. Arrs
rs'si r'ah, ss q hts s,.r. ffosa E,ehrons, 80
iss.s Nnoant u c9u'.asrs -. "a yHslsA s~x
potss, medicines, gpoas !, ,ra.-s.a ~ W rhrno1d.
Ons u tie psNoaers, ~ ..,,,,.,. e,alrs 10 tssons
" narigomsry. AA = -, .....v.s ,rAss
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
TIE Parfs Bsurse.

PAss, MareL l<-32Cps.
he Bo1rse hs been dull
Ren,ss eoscS at es % o. about tie same ~ yes,scay
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
"~6 Navigation.
Ths Ar-y y.

-. The Army
bH x.,.,~xwxr 90 rug yAST.
- -...s 0aprr~--ro y.
s'..I,,n. fsf4msrsr - rft tar,
-, s.. Yasx crr. nAfeh z, 80 -
sEIi II - - ~ emnp W ssgf VsnrfA r.n
- " sl,y A ,asus 81 sg4aftefs NniA tsfu.e'
~ ,svape psffta - 49,, csrsts wU0i
~ @., @sa vsss ans - = fassP, a = =.
ttN .o..-rv,s. to-s -TNe trfi tsdfs
ay@ fsa y - ~. 49,, ~ ~, t~a4s q Nsfih-sttfrn ~
~ " Nse s@..N.,t. = sit1 90 - 800 Am t9si@r
s., s.s". ~, r,s.s tross .e sshsf 'a~A W"
=.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
IMPORTANT FROM HILTON HEAD.
-fy~vretre-~r>~~
Signs Of a Move nj Last on tho
Atlantic Coast.
.ee.>-~~~yv4gs---~-e-~-~~
Heavy Firing off Charleston,
de-, Gc.. DE.

We have later and important adyices from Port Royal
by the Anglo rebel pe,erhor which arrived ~
torday.
on the 23d the Union trcops ali embarked 10
transports and ready , Z, point net madc public.
The pctcrhon sailed on the following day. When about
eighteen miles on Charenon u being dark at te tino,
shc saw the nashcs Of guns and bombs bursting 70
tho air hoard the ropor, Of heavy cannonadiDg
tho bombardmsnt of Chsrlesto had commenced Wa bWo
dates via Richmond from charloson up T. the 18th but
they make mention of any attack bcing made IL
s possible blockade runner seen, and rockets
thrown up attract the stcati of the other vses m
the station.
Ba, the authority states that all tho iron clsds
had Port Royal Sunday tbs 22d, Is fair 10 pre-
thni tho ghi e tho 2ith iron clads made
reconnaissance with view " establishing themselves NJ
a stated point to prevent tho rebel iron olads com
ing down TO annoy uoors while landing. and sso 10
take up position inside Of tho bar, net 10 b. sub
eced the action of the outside and 90 protect
the ordnance sore and hospital yosecls which mnnt
cesssrily the bar and lie 10 sheltered position
II is quite time 70 hear Of attack beng madc,
although the day not TAR distant and whcn the blow s
struck the VIII reach through tho fcbc journals
at least three dayr IN advance Of our own aiyces
Meanwhile we shall wait with lmpaience for tho
beginning of the work In that quarter.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
sh,pbwiIainS IN Engiand for the Con-

feMerates.
Tno following letter from the English Foreign once
bas been received by Mr. r. y. Potter Of Manchester
pe.s dent o, the Union and Emancipation Society respec
nr the huidng q vessels for the Conedera,es slm
lar 70 the Alabama
Fosxes 0rvicx, March IL. 1853
sR-I Am directed by Earl Russell 10 acknow ledge
receipt Of the copy signed ny you q resolution 81 the
Executive ~ the tnon ans tnanc alton society OF Man
chester dated the ID In which that society records
ts protest against the building and 1ttng out In this
country armed vessels for the Of the
styled Confederate states and calls rpon Parliament and
her Majesty put enectua stop 70 snch
proceedings. ] am, m reply, 70 request that you will
G the attention Of the Executive 0f the society 70 tho
proy sons - the act 20 George H. cap 90 vn bs
observed IN that act that evidence oath required
snahe proeeenss 70 be taken asans, persons chsrscd
with con'ravenng Il. " HAMMOND
Tro.,s u Po1Tss, Do. Pre.ssent of the Union ana
Fmanslpasi1 so<sy oi bAsshssser, 81 PssrAdDy, nAp
eks<i4r.