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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-15

REV. EDWARD A. WALKER has accepted the
call extended to him by the Old South church
and parish The installation will probably take
place early in July, although the time has not
yet been fixed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-15

W0Ife's Aromatic SchieEam SvhnnPps,
universal curative in CONSUMPTION; renewing the Iu
bcrces healing the Ulcers, and removing the cough.
Recommended the MEDICAL FACULTY as CA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-15

In DROPS7 its estab ished curative propeftse H~-S
.-s ,.se.o.vu Dy universal med
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-29

Ye.tsrisy . large detachment Of o. g. Marines
arrived here FROM the Nst,ons Capital, and we're cub
.,guen'y qusrtercd In the mArins barracks On Flush
ins avenue, Brookiyn. Another troop arrived from
PhlAdel lphiA iast evening and third has BEEN here
since Monday Az these arc TO bs concentrated, and
sent CbsIe,ton toreinioreo the marine eorps there
over 900 men, In addition to those already hare
apsctsd ia a few iAJs.
The 4. = sunboau Fuchs and Tulip vent 70 see
ye.turday, bound to the xsliss ippi squadron. The
paid wheel steamer Ad.l~ has received her sailing
ORDERS and the IRON prize steamer Gertrude, Captain
Ge.,y. will leave .he navy yard THE morning at .
O'Clock for New Orleans. Tho prize steamer Granite
Ci.y has also inssructlons to depart without delay,
Anl the Vanderbilt steamer Fort JAotson 10 rap
idly to tAkc her departure. All these vo-ssls have
recently been put In state ot perfect hghtipa trim,
and carry large amount Of smnunitio The other
ships hitting out at this station are to be completed A.
soon poasibe, their services required By tho
Navy department..
a new war vessel Ia In process Of construction at
Cincinnati. This strange craft is known a." Eiots
War Turtle" II 1, shaped like large punch bowl,
With tho propeller In the Of turbine wheel st
the bottom, and so arranged - to take water In
through eight radai Tubes, which may be opened or
closed by valves said TUBS connecting with the pro
peer and the outer edge or hull " the vessel. The
propeller Alvays reyoves In the same detection, and
when the vessel Ia to be- moved forward in any dir,
,on, one or more valves opened, thereby reieyins
tho ,ssure on that side, vh,e tho pressure stl
main, on the opposite site to prcpei The vessel. The
tunet Ia vory sIr"N in sppeArsnce to those on the
MONITOR hut /. built hIedy and trrny top OF the
vessel, anl lined inside with heavy timbers. IL re-
wolves with the boat by tho action Of the water upon
the ruddos placed An tho mouth Of the rsdial tube'
II mounts 4 guns.
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last vect. Everything w.s scius IN duis'lv, and
sccd humor A9re.r,d g. ne jeycNf grln rvery
couu'rusuce. Among the nianv hundred. that vorc
there, VAS pal. faced con Ct the Emerald I.s. ssr
,rca's. c. - ui len. losing all eoutto Of bimse :,
lie lu-' cut "Wher' II round ~hrrl round
,,n,e u. silI go" 'whstS the Nsttst Nth YOU :"
tail the Provost Mnshsi "O1 - aoets, turn "
round eoken Hre, ist Il " in.u vop cfs~sd last
u rsit dcar neishbot Al thls poin, the univer
81 aush came in.
1prxk are no ptsoners OF anv kind nov e,.'su~ At
the E'p rsrs A. aue bundled sni tssaiy o~s
,bofers, ho~rvor. 1'ostly are engaged cpon
the ~ lht,l III ~. Cas mace are completed,
and ~ t-sversc lions A.. sirs.iy I.d Tor mcuntins
'h- r.us, atich src to h. io-tnCh co'un risds The
io-i E. la,p thrre er. c, suus and Gill te very
formidable. an, islord l. mic in circumference.
ari g 0'utain 'eu acrr'. n 4 n'trr the shspN OF
ia ur M. The N7cA' Of Hsntc us,d ~ thr com
suuctiou of the vall. are hiouch' from Quincy, MAJ
thee tins.
INrE C,nfotri, rsrer. rive 80 sccoin, q thces
eNpe rom itsoi. At -. Quentin, Of J>ck Ed"std',
one q 90" mos. notorious iohh 10 ard mutdeie- OF
mod'tn limo. Il i II Ensl sh "a pen er ~ ye r.
W age " vcrv st,ac ivc Spne rance, and W gre
tu'csc ! N.' ',r.t'.r sh hc vss s"nt need
70 ! ,t.t ',dlA .t e.. rhblt. lie ssan escaped
,nd ,me s,n VA -.cn IN ss,. While her, he
io't u ~ or safe u ne, ot Co., carving II
4 = ie VA. ol'srd ~ ~ ,tii Of his awycr
= '"f' ATE n M ~: u.urier,d and iobe,d o.
'r'ge amount = IN !. q,i lrs,ls. In ~ e u
.r,ns evitsner ,sqi".. GrN y 80 el.srei OF thi.
sho. JACK then ..ut 10 ~,erAm'u,o, rhefs he vas
coucefu"d ~ tie foh cs. O. 80 nd the murder
" h. ws,chmau. sud about a dor n c'hcr-. II" IS
csptd 10 tta,rr River hu' fe'rrct 20 San Francisco
eNtt., mon h 'tfsr~ttds, VA srtss'pd and uicd.
lie - iJt convicted o. mui det, but was sen ,nCcd To-
ioi lsnt bSas IA tht State Prson for robbery aud
| assault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-29

Thcrbd p,ihr steamer ksrrimso came into port
Yesterday, IN charge OF Acting knssn stoddard e. T.
v $40 -n cap 'ured BY tho u. 3. sunbost iroGuois,
Com Gaze. on ,hc morning o. tho 2oth, havfns run
the blockade the night prcv,o-, amer chssc o'Nven
hours she ia side shccl iron steamer OF hsb tNus
mos.urcrent, 800 horse pover. and built in l. nucu
in 1862 for the rebel government shc hss earro Of
$40 haa, " cotton, 81 half de, DO tess tobacco,
small luanti'y Of 'urrcntine, &c The hermac.
Lir,i" and sno,her rebel steamer ran tho blockade
together the two former captured. tho third 10
yct free.
The rebel steamer X ,ts Dale. esptnrsA on Tostu-
SO nv u. T. steamer R, X. Cuyier. has arrived o.
rhhsd,itha She had min the blockade st Mobile,
and was bound % Havana. ehs made desperate et-
for 20 e,eAre, buruns all the combus,ible material
board under her baer,, and keeping ahead of her
pusier for .iS hour. She had on board Sn3 baos OF
cntt worth S?isNS. She 10 . eide -vhssi boat,
about 400 tons tufthen.
The Navy DrpAr mont has also received INFORM alton
that the steamer Santiago de Cuba captured. July IT,
the steamer Ii szis Of Nassau. aiter . chase ot two
hour. She vas formerly owned In Wilmington,
Sorih Carol ma, and ws' Oh hg second trip 70 aud
nom W iin'uston. Her cargo couTsted Of brandy
soap, dIy goods, provisions, &c.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND rHR VICINITY.

MAN MURDERED AND TnRowy ISTo THk
-Testimouy has been received by Coroner
Collin that Patrick McKenna, whose body was found
floating Ia thJ dock foot Of EAs na street, on Mon
day morn nr, ~a, trtally mifdercd on Saturday
u sht AMI then thrown ovlioaiJ. II sppeus that
he met some men who had ben engaged IN ths late
riot, IN erosgey, the oSrner Of lsth street And
Avenue G. and here heard these men boast OF the
amount OF puui.r they hsi taken, and the number
of buldinss hey had burned and on being asked by
one Of .!.,m bat he thought about IT, replel that
"evory man WHO had taken part in the riot ought 10
be- buug The crowd "a u ~ ehtd into him, snd
after k,ckine him 10 eelth, threv hlrn ioveiboard
Chs.. Flynn 10 said to have been ons OF those men,
and the Iolics are after HIN ara his confoderatcs
Tun CRY oF Luhpos Another magnifi-
cent steamer jut s'!.d - the Liverpool. New York
aud Philaicph'a s'e'mship C,mp,ny's Line, let
her suehorsge opp,.'- pler ~ about II O'Clock ye'
to-day ami made t.. down tho bay spi
along the Jrr-ey shore 10 Ions branch. sho hsd
ou beard q iA;ge number NJ importer. and other
invited gu'.t., be,ids. an excellent band Of mu ie
that Int sdditi.ra ;tsrns - the orcuI,ion. lh'
CT. q London VA tul! G.Aisov, OF iron. and Is
- Ter Nr enrre. nor,iAs.!y Of 100 horss po"of.
can be .ru'k q ~ TO 300 she - handsomely NO
led'crI IT. neasunng - ;,s. IL myth by 80 feet
breadth ot beam having capacity Ji IoJO toms Bias
pos'eoes ell the nod,rn la .uvsnie-s" ,nd 10 ono
NJ tue eahest flIs ,rs ueamrr. sh'ut ehr Is
Commanded ~ CApain po,ns ~hoas qualities are
saI sto"n by sea .ons psnsnse's The trip yestsr'
day v-sa great .Ior. = About two oeIoes iome tive
hundred p.-roni ,Arto VI splendid dinner after
which the usllsl to.sts speeches and sop.r, caused
the time 10 p... away Pleasantly until the vcssr
.s1in arrived At her dock about sunoown Very mpea
the lay, On oymrat due 80 the Agent, Nj, Jahr
q. Ds,s ssa. ana assirA Snuil b kieheuos. sns.s
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The editor Of the Memphis II tt.rrisv urh,. f,r,he
truth of the following reb, tafhsrtle. n E..i Tcare
see. 1h.cc brothers nsmei Anderson a.,riuttei 10
make th'if way in.o K,n'aety they ~,fe tho, hv
squadron of Confederate cavalry Aud ,hrc,a u,1 he
riv,t. Their boii-s ~ctc found nostiue tn tn .rcau
~ cen miles from their osn homes
At Laurel n. C., near the rcrnea,ce border, s9lt
was llins at as TO slOO 3er.ack, s,ssusctsci
by CCnis'srsc Commission. r. TO- di.trrt on. Tn,
Ccmnta nnrrs rcfrsed 20 eve n &c. .'t," i'.ion
'ueut eli thsfe IN tl, dt,trituti,n AMI tlev 'o,k
d'f,l 10 s,n~t Boz o. nd . Man hl'.. ~ homes;
but tar ctn men .ui noy-, itom "a ~, ytut- "
ls.' re o. yf.. 'ry sll ~ 'N.f1 lee h.od thAt
nv ~ ',k.q no Iait ~ sifroPtrins'h 'nl' 4
tcw IN i,' '',' v,'r turnod from he o,i no wptu-
,-tn eo ~. M tNt Z n ~ ~ lc' to kn doNn,
The o.,cr "'. s,.n 'oh'rj III -.j.i. hc i'n 80,
~ n cotlerd ~ /. ic,dc th.y.t. nd o,rNko
i've t1.u ;c,l gictc. ui'h r'el 'u'c' ~ 49,. 80
lne w I, ~ mui 'i"d m Il 'ttr rm'n 'r. ~ go,
c'v t:i %" Sh'ly Nth ar toh t.i.slv sad
isnailis nf the Murdered u.oI u.d lie ave. th'
h'i; I'D rooted up oac msn'. body and ,a.cn h'
TIE ~ves .nd d,ush'cr' Of 'u-pc-t' Teton m.n
YER vhtrp.d and p'h rHi'" 70 rod 'n W a. n ~
'el ~hcrc IN II 10 her- AM hu $50 were. AMI hat
pa 'he' Nsd ,Aten IN u. 90. Sd S,v,tn ~
p'i Iaiies ald Noru 'rldit' 8, 1T taihtrou.lN
y Ncir 'th'. II1o.". tp' 'pt, Ni 'urd c,v-
an, ia.osynAt.,n \ ttr wcm,n ,ud ,hor.n Of .hr
inion ne -'rtc Dr f'd 60 o.rnt %. ouh ihe Lues
b vay Ut knu,tlil". tut VII thcv AZ arrived al
Ii rlacr, tiuu u 'usl on Uutn'il n! ~ ot the
hou.e cf rrrs'n H;,ve, at Nash,ucy directed them
70 b. ttlca. anl sln, hom'.
sJltd OF soldiers stut 10 c0nscrip .las. Nc
& INN, Of hiteur county, Tenn. They touud b IN
i-.d,ug ? cs' ic. IL INn 10 thr hack " nj barn,
sh,u on, NJ them tho, hrN desd ih ptus ne 0f hi-
'hr,c litl' ch.ld,cn. Two tehr soldiers ,hot - old
lity, -hN wa p,ri1ly iprg"d. tor tesirt iuR thr
ron.c ~ on ~ hci An old man, Two sons NJ. !
two ntpn ~eir arrested for u. atty. gluc
siy Keeper offered to o. captcr. tn rht -,
ions NJ brandy " tn. would La h ir prison =,
vi 'lout trial, and he i've unfortunate n,,n we're
hanged without ceremony.
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Operations in Virginia.


Sasn'n0Dn' 1"v 70 he'o'uns " 'h'o'ms.''"
Nce'ved To- dny the teport-" 10" 'u'' eo.'h'' 'na'
snfeo corrs OF Gen Lees army "'''' h'nss''''''
mn shd Ewe'I passed 'hfous '"' ','o "'' on ne's
sAy aho fhday' aud arc nov Al a"H ''''' VI Ivy
ee. Inc passage oil 'hs fepes =" '''-'' Y nn
OfubcNA3y' ou' nc "" eotlpe'' !" '''' o"eN' "u
soru' however, hnhs upon tn' teneI va anu ''p'"
- many prisoners ana 'he ID men '''' n4sh''oh
"a
all the s'shaoe rollinr STOCK o' tho F"s'ns 'sf
eos" va concentrated AZ Culpepper' ana q" "a'sen
e~hy shousht thN Gen Lee "" making Az possible
speed Tor Rehtaond but uenerai Bulord thlrAs th,'
me rebels intend TO make stand on 'h' 'ouin so" o'
sns hsp'dAn' bweIF' wagon uain' WIN 'hohf
guard vent south from su"ou'f hy va 81 ''nh-
soh' 70 AVOID eAp'ufer ry our cavalry
oh cavslfy' during the entire la't e'"T en- 's
IA zcd it'en ty desre" o' sn'fsy ma 'a''r never
before surp ssed. Rebel prisoners o iniehiseneH
sn'e IN "yaif inst our cavalry has lone 'Hf 70 de'
ssA' "enrh Lees pans 'hah any o'" = A'h o' 'ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-29
Latest from P,lard-The Poles Defeated
in q HaIIle.

T,suaphic Aivicos from Poland, received nv tho
Scotia by ..y tQis'n'town, report that the Pol,h
Ns'i'nnl Go,,'uu-i h1 i-suod pro -lam,'inn pro
uis nc f ubi.., and rctiec. Liberty 20 serve or
not, to every Eis. soldier Whn shall desert With
a-ms IN n, hsnis. Sew raj thou,sud Genie. q Nis
al ca, witch u tn the Eus,isu Ansuts" Sere dis
tr hut,d ou he la.h ia thil'.
lug huudrrd pa,ri sod .omr fsc'i'hricn lrf
w 'ch,s 'n hn.ri Al luslih a A. e.. Ard d'sr'n-
hnrt,d ou thr lth in"ant. bc"( R," ,ud ma,l.
The irtfruct one t,r v,d With = 80 this eSp u
t.oa b, the Wultch.Rn auth ~ = aud troop. E-fe
% employ pcf.ut-irn, snd to avoid n conh CO vi IA
a. anN cHft. IHcr cOuci afory ef IT., how
CNr nc' huv been a'cudD. With any reauli n
iGh' took ilac' hich lasted i've Hr4, nrd tcrmin
sttd In Crt,c,t o. thc T. lee, vito abandoned h"lr
de- I and sounded. The los oi the foH. ~as ,iI cen
Killed, including two officers. aud huty puu 'un'd
I'd Tho Las ans had siAtocn biIled and foIty -tso
wounded among the latter wvIo two OlhCegr
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?
Por't'N' E'nrps. Juiv V he stall boat t,s,
Cap' tltrider. srrved at Old Point lst evening
w.'h Z. p. ". II S,Nsfd and cutie. They proceeded
immc. .t;cy to Nesport News, and Nenton board the
Mmnrsots at O'clock ~hen the tfisatr tfed salute
They Ien the M.nnc.ots At O'Clock. and sen' on
hos-i TIE iron clad Roanoke, whore they remained
ahoa, Al hour. and IN e, fof to:t 60 Monroe. To-
day noou .su'c vas trel ;r,m the usto' battery
10 hon q Gov. seward. Hc leaves Tor W-shinsion
tai evening.
T.r r.i7e steAm.r rlsne-, ~ days IRON Port
Lvs.i, RI into Hampton Road. ne, i.id,y, aa 70
=, q. sine ~ short o iu, ani s bound to Nes
Nok The boat i.uHnt Tor SO, AMI hor boiler. ,re
sally out of -r- ,if she h.' cargo Of Co. 'Vs +
oot,n aud l.5 barrels tlrycn'ne.
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The War in Kentucky.

CSne-nn,n. July ~ a special dbpatch to the
DonxKeSAi. dated Lexington, NY. sayt:
Tho f.1r. this morning attack our force. At Rich
.ond. On nsistins Of a small de;anhm'nt und,r Col
oaudrrs After hou's,e hight, uur troop. were
compelled to in back 20 tie hcn'ucky K'v'r, badly
spt up The rebel force vas estimated At -,;0n, th
siI gun. They are supposed to b. the advance Of
eyaxss ann)
At the istee sdvices troop hal fallen back with
n rye nile- Of Lexington The enemy is cly,cly fol
owing MARTA Law has bacn proclaimed In LcAi. z
son, and sl Able bodied citizens be, seen - aud A.
Aave boon ordere1 to report or duty. l, /. thought
n. cit can lie he'll arsinsi the rebo. Rebel ciu
report IN. rebs force over 1900 strong moving
- NortL.riy direct. on. via Crab orchard.
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From Charleston.
The Siege Progressing

Tho s,eam. irp star Of the South, Capt. woodhull'
om Chul,,tDn bar Tho :5,h n, NON, arrived lsst
ss,nius Bh. TOW ed the L. Stear. B-;tei pn'Sic
Aom ,hi. port, Ind left her OF Charleston har. Capt.
W rcyo. that when he lett thr bar tho csc oi folt
Wssucr st!g co.,inued. a. csunonrld!Gs .g' lie
Huc,y heard snd sh,ll. quite vl4iule. The se-
nj, VA rot ascer'sintd
The schooner Alber, Mason, Dousss from Port
xoyrl ly .G,h q! has aso arrived. and reports that
IN. ,iege ui Fort " .sncr wss siI .rorses'ing On
glr evtndg OF the day oi ss,ling Cap D3glG, heard
heavy hrils whou oi' CbAr!e,on, thu, showing that
o. were Agnir re- raed
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i''dn.. ,ht'y .-.-rhi. a. ornoor. soldier na-ei
Il ,hi-l McManu., Of the g,h i.riirc lus,c-, kil-
led oi'isca usru. d Gtorg, nrJsjt, cs, Rrp-f iiy
with ~ rrovocs Ion McH'nus Wa on quart duty ~
tho h,rracl T. 50 li.ua.hsck pAs.,i him en- the
hishtsv, w. :hm
Cov. seymour arrived hero from New York this
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NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July % 1863

Bru'us ! Clay. of i'-ur5on County. v1 ucmins'ed
today, o, thc 1'h ballot. FOR Conuc", IN the Ash
lane, ky district. TO Ga the VACANCY occssionci b.
the death u the ilsu = J Cfit,.nden.
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Grom cky.-Couxrcssionai - Nomina

Ctr-t,ndti, Julp gs-The G.IsrrI's Ler,ustou
Nsp~,ch ,sy' the excitement hn 'ubsided The reb'
sb esn4t to tse lnuesy river - cisys Ferry san
Ger, command . n'sr'' ell In, The u2op' 'ron
x,etnsL Btis. ln'ure The safety Of Lexington.
~ Of the rspslA
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scrI.'e people, free from YANKEE itcqs. y.rtce
ialso religion.
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CtnciHnd'L JuIy 29,-John NJ rgan. Coz C.uke'
nc atou, thirty her rebel on ors, arrived tera -sf
s,sAt 49,; uere taken 70 the cit, yrls:n
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From Dixie Direct.

Richmond rapcrs Of late dat, rece' 'cd al tn. Sr>
of'cc lN.t evening, arc slmcs' barren Of rows rle
m,st important item VI md IN III, SfSrtSrt OF tho
9Th int, -h'ch publ shes :hc foil ,'He lett from
Gen Lee, c,Tlsia,ns the cniturc = 'ile rche uols
nv Gen Meade, .hen The rchcl. ei scroas the Poto-
ms-. ,f,er the battle Of Gc'tv.,ursh.
iirAr4' ,LIRR.I ABsY nr NoRriEF~ viRdt-t,,l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26

afternoon. by which IL lives were lest The
cause of the explosion Is unknown.
CAIRO. FEB. 25.-The steamer Kennett. fror
Vicksburg the Doth. has arrived
The mortar boats still maintain their position
and IRE occasional shots. The rebels reply when.
ever any boat approaches.
A seow has been run through the canal Work
on it Is steadily progressing Three thousand
are said to be at work daily on the peninsula.
The steamer Belle Memphis landed on Motda,
night at Arkansas reach, &c miles above Mem
phis, TO put of passengers. She had no soonel
touched shore than a dozen guerrillas rushed
aboard and attempted to take possession of her
The boat Immediately backed out, and the guer
rillas were forced to jump ashore. Afterward:
thew fired on the boat, doing no damage
Nothing has oeen heard at the fee, in REGARD
to the 1ndianola or Queen of the West
Nothing important from Lake Providence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26
~ rsLkekAFR.
New Nork Market.

NV YoRK. Feb p
Flour unchanged demand less active. and at
the close buyers refused TO pay outside prices
s. I5qs for extra State, Ssds - for choice do.
81 25d7 % for superfine Western. s. s5ds %
tor common TO mixed Western. SsGo - for ex
ira round hoop Ohio, and s. 30d9 90 for trade
brands
Whisky less active and in favor of buyers: sales
at 53d5 SOC.
Wheat less active and closed scarcely so firm,
Sales of Chicago spring at 81 i6@l 81. Mil
waukee club 81 65@l ~ Corn less active and
closes about lie lower: sales at 9s@90 for sound
and so@91c for unsound Oats quite firm at -
ds0c
Coffee firm and advancing. Rio Csc and Java
39c.
Pork shade frmer and in fair demand
Dressed hogs very firm at 6@@6lsc for West
ern. Bacon firm.
Beef quiet and steady
Lard shade flrmer at Il5a@l2lSc.
Cheese a shade finer: sales were made at IL
@l6c.
Money steady at 6 per cent Sterling ex
change unsettled and irregular: lsidls6
for merchants and lS6@ls7 for bankers bills
Gold opened quiet at IL =, closing firm at 72i i
G12l &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26
Night Report.
L A TER FROM VICKSBURG
AFFAIRS Nv TE.y.v'ESSEE.
Powder Mill Explosion.
G O ~ @ IL T. ~ SION AL.
Passage of the Consumption Act.
RES SIGNAL,

NEW YORK, February 25-A dispatch re-
ceived per the steamship Glasgow states the new
steamer 296 was lying at anchor in the Mersey
on the 9th, and was expected to sail in a few
DAYS for Rebel rendezvous.
The reply of President Lincoln 10 the Man
chester address was published. IL depores the
suffering occasioned by the cotton famine and
reoices that the efforts TO create sympathy for the
Secessioniss fail. eulogizes the utterances of the
Manchester meeting "a sublime heroism and
expresses an earnest desire for perpetual peace
between the two nations
great meeting was to-day held at Baton
1t expressed warm sympathy for the North
The ship George Griswold, with food, arrived
at Liverpool on the 9th On entering the Mersey
she was received with salute of cannon. from
the fort, and the dipping of colors. The public
demonstration had not yet taken place.
The Paris Mon'teur in noticing the cores
pondence in the intercepted Confederate Dispatch
Is, says the sOcalled consul of France in Texas
Is not paid consul of France ut Galveston He
acted as kind of deputy for the consul at New
Orleans.
The Fsenchman alluded to at Richmond was
simply Chancellor of the Consulate of France
in the French corps himself
The paragraphs in the address to the Emperor
relative to Mexico, America. and Italy we're
strongly pressed but the opposition strongly de
nounced the Mexican war and the continued &C
cupation of Rome.
La Franco points out that the French found in
forts in Acapulco, Mexico, arms from American
sources
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Judge Watts. DELEGATE
from New Mexico, has received advces from FL
Paso that the French. 5000 strong, have can
tured Guaymas, and were marching on Harmo-
zilla the capital of the Mexican State of Sonora.
The reason for the invasion is stated 10 be in
consequence of Gov. Pesquera confscating the
goods of Frenchmen and banishing them from
Sonora.
II i probable that the Committee on the Con
duct OF the War will report 10 Congress an i'm.
portant matter before the close of the session.
Gen. Mcclellan will be examined 70 morrow.
NASHVILLE Feb 25-Gen. Wheeler whole
force. consisting of four brigades OF cavalry are
this side of Columbia, Tennessee. They are re-.
ported TO be carrying all able bodied contrabands
South.
y portion OF Wheeier's force were within tour
miles of Franklin last night There was large
Federal force at that place under Col. Gilbert
and no fears were entertained OF ali attack bv the
Coniederates.
The report of Forests death Is not believed
here
The railroad runs to Harpeth river. one mile
this side of Franklin.
IL has been raining heavily all dav and the
river Is rising rapidly; it will probably overflow
its banks.
DUPoNT's Mills. DEL. FEB. 25.-An explosion
of the upper mills took place at o'clock this
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CINCINNATI, FEB. %.
Flour i dull: il i freely offered at s6d6 10
for superfne, SO l0@6 20 for extra and 50 %
td6 80 for family.
Wheat hrmer and prices very Irregular; we
quote red at 81 3Odl - and white az al $50
] %. Corn hrmer: sales at 64(d65c for shellei
and ear in bulk. Oats in good demand at Soc in
bulk Rye steady at 81 036l N5. Barley
81 seal 60
Provisions were generally held higher which
checked the demand. and there was not much
done. Mess pork $40 50@ll 30 tor old. 500
IL - for new Bulk sides &c. Shoulders aud
hams 4ls@5ysc.
Lar: Is in good demand at l0ia for country
and lOss@l0isc for city.
Whisky dull and irregular; sales were made at
50@57c.
Exchange steady at par selling, and l. discoun;
buving Gold advanced to l6sdl69. silver to
loO@l55 and demand notes IL i66dl67.
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The GATHERING To DAY.-We will he better
able to Judge tonight OF the size of the crowd
which is to gather to-day than we can at the
present writing a great many notabes arrived
yesterday, but We could not see that the masses
had swelled our population greatly last night
The prospect of rain may have kept them back
IL is certain. however, they not here. In any
event. we think the town will be able to accom-.
modate all that will come without erecting camps
in the vicinity. Preparations are made in the
grove at the State House for speaking. and we
hope the threatening sky will clear up and the
sun shine out cheerfully upon the gathering.