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The New York herald., 1863-11-07
Persenai Yaseilsssmos

MAJOR W. Wallace Of the SIKH regular nianssy scs
three years psss ct New York md Albany - gsssrai
Disturbing ocer for this State, was relieved On sAs ID
ins and ordered TO report ~ regiment nov stationed
u Fort Hamilton In this hasSos From the msa that
Major wallace was parolsd prisoner al Q very early
though he has ever beso extremely anxious do %. A.
gcnsrai dbuning ocse h. has given ths highest sass-
great industry MAJOR Wallace will rsgrsA recurring 70
The nsd - b viii % - entirely unAranmslsA b. ha
parole.
been awarded the ceoaot 70 feed tAe Invalid rsemsnts
for ths coming yeas. he govesnnsat aboss 70 erect
immsase ba4racka % The Albany read. between IN
Slate capital nd Troy, for thA sspecAl
Captain y orasd Bsosdic& Adjusass osssrs. On Gene
ra JossPe r ssry Ss:n eS@ms.dlsi diy sloa n u:
abseoee q Troy CAp1Ra Benedict entsred the servics
a prvaae q ths snnns Of The w.f in the old and
noble Secoa0 New Yerk vounteers and has BY hs
aptness prshoseaey and attractive personal qualities 4
the Adlutaht aeocrslcv T 0eoeS al Cars division.
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Coroners' InQuesss.

Tax WARRINGTON STKM TRA0eDY.--1he investigate
the the circumstances attending the death Thomas
Beunett who found dead with his throat cut No
100 washDstoa street, Thursday evening" under CIR.
cumstances which led the police to believe that he was
murdered, held yesterday by csrusr Nauman the
Twenty seventh precinct station house. Mary Riley tss
titled that deceased and his wife lived uuhappy together
md frequently beat each other occasionally Mrs.
nett would become Intoxicated, and when 10 that
condition would beat deceased on Thursday evening
been beaten by bis vie and requested that should
be taken 10 tho station house she would be the death
him. the police were called In and the dispute was
settled to the satisfaction Of deceased but soon after
wards the trouble was renewed about half past
O'Clock deceased called OF the neghbors and asked
for light, and In about fifteen or twenty minutes after
wards when the witness went into the ROOM she found
'as, Ss rss Bleeding freely from wound n ss .Io. as
which had evidently been inflicted with a razor
found lying near the body on the right hand side. De-
ceased's wife was in bed when the discovery was made
and pleaded entire ignorance Of the occurrence Mary
Jane Doolan and Matilda Blake, who occupied rooms ia
the house with deceased corroborated the test
mony Of the previous witness They heard no noise a.
OF struggle after deceased called for light razor
case With two % compartments and md containing ono razor
taken out 0Gcsrs Read and so,s testified tha. they
Gated in her husbands DEATH She appeared quite excited
in relation 10 the matter bat pleaded entire nnoceoce
IT,: -' % ~ d:
wound OF the throat but whether the injury suicidal
OF po Te ysrdo sns mo. %
would dcain Mrs. Bennett until the matter could be acted
upon By the Grand Jury.
FATAL SrAssNo AfrRAy.-Jchn Miller, young man
living at No. 127 Forsyth street. wns stabbed In the
right side Saturday night while passing through the
Bowery and was severely injured that be died ysssr
day, At the New York Hospital Tho injured man stated
that In the immediate neahborhood Of the Bowery
theatre when he was assaulted but that hs unable
identify the aoassin or assign any for The act
Coronsr Nauman has taken the matter In charge and viii
hold an inquest to-day.
FATAL AcuDuu In A FOUNDRY. Henry Carson died ~
tho New York Hospital yesterday from the effects Of 10.
ures accidentally received the 10th 6 September last
while engaged At work In the foundry Of Msssrs Peass
Murphy, Ia Cherry street. OssoSsr Naumana was
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during his absence French Officer entered his dive ,g
and attempted commit outrage u ON ms VI O.
Caballero returned this time AID an alteration en-
sued when lie woui ded tho French officer. liz
di eiy arrested b. file French soldiers and cJecno
This as only JoiAon Of che otIagej whch taking
place daily in he city o. G'1ico.
The news is confirmed defeat OF General vicarrio
at Ipuaa who in command Of portion OF Mexican
traitors and detachment Of French Iie was ait csed
by Colonel Pnzon and reiterated to Cuernavac,. PM
also took largo number Of prisoners, including eighty
Frenchmen.
Gerorai Foreys successor General Iobeu had arrived
at Vera Cruz On bis arrival al the city OF Mexico Forey
and Sagpy will return 10 France.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
Police Inteliigenoe.

A SAYu BLOwK OrxN RI BURGLARs.--As Sergeant Gay
Of the Twenty first precinct pasrolhs his beat 10
Forty street. sixth avenue Thursday night
he heard loud explosion in the coach factory Of Mr.
Fielding and upon proceeding 10 the spot discovered that
the premises had by burglars and the safe
blown open BY means Of gunpowder. Upon entering tho
establishment the officer burglars making
their exit through the rear, while third one. who at
tempted to escape by jumping from the roof OF ad
joining building. lying disabled In Che yard. The
sergeant Immediately the alarm rap, which brought
officer Mahoney 10 the spot, and resulted In
the arrest Of three OF tie gang, who gave
their names as John Cooley, James Mctee and James
Shea The prisoners covered with coat OF white
dust which blown out Of the lining OF the NJ the
moment Of the explosion, and in itself conclusive
evidence Of tbcir guilt On the premises were found a
chscl, mailet and other burgarious instruments,
which had been left behind by the prisoners in their
haste to escape MCGEE had powder horn ia his pos
session, for which he could not satisfactorily account,
and another Of tho prisoners had his pockets with
postal currency, which had evidently been distracted
from the SAFE Justice Kelly committed the accused for
examination.
ATrsxPT TO Pass CorSrERrET MorW.-A young man
who gave his Frank Howard, was arrested last
evening for at tempting to pass counterfeit ten dollar
bill the Bank Of Royaton Vermont at the store OF g.
W. II. Ward, No. 3s7 Broadway, in payment for some
shirt collars Tho prisoner stated that won the money
In q gambling saloen, and did not know was bad He
locked up In the Fifth ward station house for exam
nation The counterfeit 10 toerably good but has been in
existence too long to deceive good Judge OF money
The paper upon which the bills printed has n smoky
dark appearance, and cannot fail TO attract attention
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Brooklyn City News.

DAMAGE IBK GAIK-The severe gale Of Yesterday
afternoon did considerable damage by ripping awnings
blowing down chimney tops evellng fences uproot.
ing trees The dust the streets thick at times
that Il was discult storekecpers we're compelled
TO shut their doors and any goods left outside
they 6lIed with dirt, and In many blown about
the streets railroad turning the OF Prospect
and Main streets blown OF the track but further
street, near wnloushby, considerably injured The
building ID being raised story. The sidewalk
mp, but tho front and remain open
The force of the wind blew side, which foil upou
house occupied by Mrs 9. W. Townsend as boarding
and day shoo for young ladies' About ATTY present.
engaged their studies the lower floor Two feeling
unwe resting on beds In the attic The roof came
down upon them, and they were covered with rubbish
One had her head badly cut and the other her spne
severely injured Both managed 70 gel out OF the rub
bish. with which they were covered unaided. The pu.
pills. well the teachers. were greatly frightened but
no others but those In tho attic were hurt Officer Rey
Of the Forty first precinct police, w present soon atcr
damage 10 the dwelling was about $780, 70 the enspe
house about the Same amount.
frame houss, No. 12e Msssrole street. f. D., was
blown down By the wind. II was unoccopied Damage
$500.
Considerable inconvsnisscs was occasioued along the
wbarves but far ascsrtansd the vessels lining the
docks sustained litsle or ~ injury.
Tux RRuIS BaooKLYH-The shrievalty stiil In die.
pute. Tho friends Of Mr. John McNamee, democrat,
claim that be elected BY at least $50 majority; while
the friends o Mr. Robert W. Steele, republican insist
that he elected By 80 majority rhs rcsul, viii probably
Tho majority fos General Philip g. Crooks, Union In the
First district Of Kings county for Member Of Assembly,
y <72 over Thomas 6tswaft. democrat
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The New Treasury Building In Wash.
inCtOn. rf

Tho Treasury building Ii nearly fnsAed acoordlno
70 plan, tho small portion OF occupied by IL
State department only remaining he improved Ikse
the Patent Oce or Interior epar mcnt 10 occupies
Squares but contains vasty Tor ordinary bus
pess pSrp Thus, tho third story " the ntersSs 10
partmenI will soon required exclusively for the suitable
display OF models OF Inventions whilst every part this
Treasury building but the attic and portion the
basement devoted to the OF the Secretary. chiefs
bureaus and tho muittude OF clerks nAle and femaao
that belong 70 that department Only tho basement al
the old Treasury structure or cotnade is unhabtable
This s used for storage purposes The basement OF the
west wing which is at least dozen feet lower than tbs
general level Of the Presidents grounds 10 DO used rs
engravers and for making ink, pater &C., for govern
mont bonds and currency Above this for tAe
United States Treasurer and Register and above the as
is to DO what is called tho Seoretarys ONCE"
Three rooms are set apart for tho Secretary mssaa
for reception another for retiring and athrd f
bathing dressing &c. The attic Is 10 be used solely Tor
printing purposes This formed by raising story upss
the OF all the rides forming the hollow sqre n
structure vast number Of hydraulic pressee ~
used IN this part OF the building As far PRACTICAL ths
od system OF separate rooms for clerks Ia be- aban
dned, and such TO be thrown into grand haI
where all employees are under ths of The chtefo q
bureaus. All the bureaus OF the Treasury will BE-
centrated In the building when u Is nnished, and tNl
number OF the employees viii be than . thoussaa,
full regiment The bureaus ore % fdlows TIVE
Comptrolers and the Commissioner Of Customs, Ave
Auditors United States Treasurer United Statee RsGist
Commissioner OF Internal Reveaus; Commssiener d
Currency Solicitor OF tho Treasury Fngncerngor Con,
structon Bureau The Inter has control OF engraving
printing &C. What Is done upon the Treasury sxtsnsiea
Is in style Of great durability andspisndor. 90
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
~ NkW VkLkANS, O0tl Il, 1908,
The Empress has arrived safe with her valuable cargo
City Intslligence.

MuRrHy's MoDE. Tho model Of the Russian frtgate
General Admiral which attracted 80 much attention at
the grand Russian ball b the property Of Mr. John Hoey
and was constructed by Mr. James Murphy, who was q
long time employe OF the California Steamship Com.
pany. This beautiful model employed Mr.. Murphy In bis
spare hours four years and OF the following d.
mensons Length six feet nine and quarter inches;
BEAM thirteen and three quarter inches depth OF hold
dollars and is beautiful specimen Of workmanship and
sutess in representation OF the finest chip any Euro
pean Navy.
rux sALARxs oy SCHOOL rxAcusss -somo time ago
movement was made by the teachers Of the public
schools, with view Of obtaining their rate
Of salaries The matter submitted TO the consdera
ton Of the Board Of Education after being discussed
pondered aod referred 10 q committee Il appears
that action has been taken the subject The com
mittce to whom the matter referred made report
on last Wednesday in favor Of increasing the salaries OF
the clerks Of the Board OF Education without aud
ing TO the real subject upon which hoy expected
take action. This uncaed for repor exactly after the
pattern OF the Parliamentary committee who were ap-
pointed 10 ascertain the best port In ireland for line OF
steamships, ana who reported back that they
most desirable advantages The poor teachers. who
devote so much Of their time 70 the education Of
neratou are certainly entitled TO have their salaries in
creased an increase to bs made IN the compensation
should therefore treat tSs sppcasoo Of the teachers
with respect and In spirit Of beralsy, consstsns with
s E. % 20 As The
jet originally referred 70 them.
SQUAT YrsrxRpAy.-Yesterday afSsruoon about two
O'Clock, violent squal froa The Ssrthwsst came up
carrying with clouds Of DUST aad making travelling In
tho lower part Of the city an inpsssibity II caused
several vessels lying in the North river TO drag their
anchors, but doing no damage.
Aoupur 70 LEr's Cncus-No PnsoaxAScs To. .DAY-
Durng the tornado which visited sh locality yesterday
Afternoon Lents largo circus tent was blown down, and
badly damaged that viii b. Impossible for the
ges 70 repair the damage for several days. There will
b performance to-day al advsrtisensn 70 ths
tsary Notwithstanding.
Fus on SrAfM InAm.-Abeut twelve O'Clock on Thuss-
day night hs remaining portion d bs barracks at Camp
spagus New Dorp, sassn slana together with the fence
Richmond road, were Destroyed BY Ore. AL tha
budings THAI now len % the camp ground the
hospital and suffers Store
rna n wall srnWs.-shsstly before nine O'Clock last
night Ore ooourrsA ths fssrth story Of building No.
% Wan sArsst Ths are burnt away nsha II Sssirs
bsOrs sGtisguishsd By u Arsmso Damage W hnildns
about Hundred and Afny dollars Insured n are =
tsusvsa 70 have bssn caassA By cAsslsssness.
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THE MAcxxRM FnmKY.-Tho. Newburypoet Hoola
says:-The mackereI feet have all arrived With rod
fewer vessels 10 the bay this than for yea
before-we think only eleven. The business had
poor. wages and outfits too high and theve
has been very prosperous for those engaged Ohs
places have also fewer vesseb this season. NJ
aggregate catch therefore. Notwithstanding he success
that has attended them, viii be small and consequently
the market Is very active Tho numbes Of besrsS packe1
here will not DO FAR from six thousand. Al
santly having markets opened FOR fisheries shs
prices viii be likely 70 advance oven upon she present
high rates. Tho last sales 428 for me, Us Is ~
s $40 q for 2s - for large 3s and ee 80 Tor sma 81
Captain Brown % the Sea Spray ccnsidsrng The TIM
engaged, made the best trip, stocking 81 800,
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PssseAai late Diligence.

Brisadisr General George orssns, somrAasdas shs
ird brigade of General Gearys divisssn oe The rwssh
Army oosps. received . and painful wound In shs
cs In The late rebel mdnehs attack 90 GeDsral Hooks
forcss ne.r Bridgeport Georgia 0sassai erssns IRON
New Ycsk city.
Ooi H. DemIns. OF the rwslrh Ccupscticut. formssy
bsf slest 70 Consrssb IRON the Hartford district STOP
ping q ths d. Nieholas-
rhs Following ID lss 0 Anssica.s Registered d ths
october 2s,-Dr. kobset d NesnilA, y L. Winthrop,
r. Winthrop, o. Brown and nnZ, Oily & Bronson,
Lindsey. T. RupiSr Bcssgs; o d. Hil6su, Providsacs;
Geo asrr!.s.oo ga ss-ly M,.s;a'ss.sS v Lssss:
Charlss Pshbss Philadspkh
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Psrs se new York, No~s.ssr Q, lses.
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s.ssm.hio E,na Cs,, kcouisaA oueenssown and Lvse
s.e.nshIp New Isss CBrsm). wssehe, Southampton aaA
sHp 0rsnd Csnssss Csp, Arossss Los Palmas-A Do No
ship II Wharson, CromlsS, Nsw orleans-0agsr 4 ClAA
Barb Jane Bissop tBO. Dswssy. Havana-Jas "ss
Ssrk Ellen Mssrssos, Carter, BarSsaes-D Iowbddg
Brig Grand FSsdsrick (vsA iAmy. naus-peyd h.ss
srs Elss tn-p IsF; os,s,,ss.D sSs:- PfsS,s S.ssr
Bns WIIaa 3 GaU. Webb. xiirabsshpsr-rhcr.oson q
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sch, soSr vicsosis tsssss Hsyans-W q Hazard
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French gsnbco, f.namA. cemmsnder s.sl, Hsvasa
ssya 4 4 ss s.s q a n ssss ' '0r''
s:s7:1S S1s;s'6srsf ~. wn,stk f''aA'A win mas -.
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S HiPPIN a NEW S.

movemsnt ~ 0csaa 0esaSne~s.
Mails BY every the regular Inca
The Liverpool uesnat0wn n
cert the Canadian ise which call Losdssdsrrv 1hs
steamers for or from tho Contnsnt ea ~ SsutbampoA.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
Address OF Gsvsrnsr 0ilmors sf new
Hampshtrs.

Governor Gilmore, Of New Hsmpshirs, has Issued Q
stirring address, caas on tho people OF hs, state 70 Oil
THAR auotndse ths Last call Tor uoops By volunteering
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

USrrxp STATES NAVAL RxSpKxvoCs.
NO CBxNRy srRxxr, Nxw:YoRx, Nov. 4, 1888.
Sou VIII render service bv mentioning that hereater
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

SPECIAL NOTICE.
An kHss e~d packages issndsd for tie Nsw ronE HznAs
sAosSo bs sealed
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

PxNoBscor. guns Tho gunboat Penobscot sailed
from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Thursday for New
Orleans
, 1863-07-09

II. ITn;or Co,,,,, con,.n,;o, or p;o-.. ,o,n.
80 w r mat r,rSnsn, ~ r.II IN Wadnesdav
tbs oa,b insI ~ . o;ciock p A. ths Nsthodis.
EoiscoDal Church in Steilacoom.
On motion Of NJ pstar Mason J. NJ r Snin.
n;nc v-.S c.llsd 10 ~. ch.;r .nJ n II Sr;nr;n.
chosen secrstSrv " '''e
m mot;on ofJ ~ N.ake, , comm;,tse nj
three vas snoSintsd IA dr~ft Snd renort Tesolu.
,onS svnrass;re oS ,hs ssn,;r,snts of In Conver.
iion, The committee Consisted Of j. Y. Meeker.
A nd... Th.v.r .nd 9 n W;,chaI -
Ths committe. ~ rcnor,sd ~ he follovin0 yesolu.
,ions vrh;ch wsra nn.n;nouslv sdonted:
Wuryr1s CI,r L'Icvod mi once neacp6,I and
b.nnv country Il novr convnIsed Nv Al the hor.
-prye ~ ~ - ;,,:,i".LI. 80 Se.d,. .;-;i - H.
.n,hor;,v hoI1,v d.e.d5 ~ he vsrv sr;stsucs
oS ons fes ics,;rn,ianS in"er;IIed. therefore
Rssoivsd THAT ,hoss ,~bo arc now engaged in
Attempting the overthrow Of the Government Of
the United States are equally the enemies Of Lib.
erty, Of Humanity, and of God. q.
Resolved. That in this time Of our country's
danger we can recognize only two parties in this
natiSU--Patriots and Traitors, and that we will
stand side ~ M And shonIdsr To shoulder with
ali genuine Patriots in sustaining The lawfully
cons s,i,uted anthoritv of the Government in its
eSdeavors 70 SUPPRESS gigantic and unhOly re.
"'lso1 Resslyea That We endorse Ii. action Of the
prcsdpnt of The Hated States In Inc rffarts he
h,s m,Ss snd Is O,Ira % ~ crosh ,he ,rmsd foes y.
oi onT cc,,n,rv,. ,r5 ,sai we stand pIedeed in
fn,nre IN dsf.a5 oIr country and our conrtrv's
Sooos !" -, ~ $50 o". ..c,r.,,rss am i;,ss
IA o,,, s,cEsd LSnGS y S,,irsi sil ensm;es armed
or % uns%Gied. A. hon,e ar shro~d.
RasnI..5 Th., ~ man h ,,or,hv N hold .nv
s Ssoc .r oe, tn.. y" onnD, % sT y; ~ \" % ~r ny
o,,,;,.!, ,st,- 4; ,,;,i;rs IL h;s otIic;.I and
, 1863-07-09
AoREES oFTEciAL:

An ambitious but sensible man was re-
hantIv appointed an officer of the customs,
and Stationed at q small port in Connecticut
Zst;el Was his name, and the government
representative passed his time iisring, witt
iua for the newspapers and waiting Ior Ousl
ness. for the arrivals we're few; wnen one
day. a long, low, black schooner ran into
nor. dropped anchor, fdrled her sails, squared
r. ysrJs and made all stiuR below. Zs-
Lisl momentarily expected that her captain
,Sd,iJ s~nd het Dat ashore with her "mani-
tss,,,n far the scustomhodse, as IN duty bound !;
lint A hodr after hour passed away without
ans indication Of such transaction, he be-
Ian 10 be ALARMED and suspicious Deter
5,;n,ny TO sift the matter TO the botton, he
r,II.i no his fis sling.line, jumped into boat
al nuII, 4 of for the seh inef; which he
boarded. A man was pacing the deck To snd
tro with al sbstracted ait.
"Cap'n, sirl" SAID Ezekiel. -,
ayes. was the gruif answer, which did
not interrupt tho promenade.
"Weii, cap'h. lrfi the customhou'e DIN
GER" .sH
10. y,u are, are you T. ;-..,, 60.
ayes" ssii zeEiel, and ! want your
n.nitss,,
aGo 70 thunicr"
Wrh that ihs captain resumed MS march.
zekisl Followed bard upon his heels, and
lo.keS op in amazement. Here was de
cidei tx. Saclr case was not in the books,
and poor Zeke was nearly at his wits ENDS.
i.ook here, cap'n," said he, at last, " what
-, =, A, abm,t in lest advise
s,s ysI . & ;,;~sd 10 Gin me that ere manifest
osist a. WOW can. and won't say no
more about il. won't say anything about
~ ~, 80 single soul But if you don't"
'SWsu n. wha, then" roarsd the cap.
tain in voioe of thunder.
- aWhy. then" said Zekiel, stepping back
, 1863-07-09
NEWS ITEMS.
]. 0. RaYnor Is elected.

uleuho, ult1 1-ulle uufo iTVLn' Ot'
Joseph, Missouri.
There is now living in q house
in Peru, Mass, four generations:
the great-grandmother, grand.
mother, mother and daughter,
One Sunday lately, the Cath.
olic churches Of Boston contrib
uted, in the aggregate, nearly
$4,000 to the Irish relief fund.
N. Gautier, the French Con
sui General for the Pacific, has
arrived at San Francisco, where
he formerly resided as Consul
Tor that port alone.
A merchant Of Panama is
encouraging the cultivation Of
cotton at Aqua Dulce, and has
distributed a large quantity Of
seed for that purpose.
A religious revival has re.
Gently occurred in Hamilton
College, at Clinton, New York,
resulting in the conversion Of
some seventy students. m
The coffee and sugar crops In
the Sandwich Islands look
finely, and are leading features,
though recently introduced into
the agriculture Of the lslandS
The King Of Denmark Is .
famous sportsman. 10 q recent
hunt he killed with his own
hand fifteen foxes, eight bucks
and 4 timber Of smaller game.
The farmers Of Southern and
Central Illinois are going into
the cotton raising business in
edfnesl. SIX CIR loads Of seed
we're sent from Cairo to different
points on the Illinois Central
The consututionalitV oi the
Back Laws Of Illinois, under
which colored people are exclu-
ded from the Commonwealth; is
TO be tested in the Supreme
Court Of that State.
Copper in great quantities
has been discovered near Sher.
brooke in TIE eastern town
ships Of Canada East One
person; who is tOrtunate enough
70 ow 2 iew acres ~ wIlch
a ms ss.usS,s soco oeo neo soouuus ~ .I las
'siuSeu eSvo'OVo UT 'ne 'Anu'
Gen. Mcneil, who has recen.
tly administered such q severe
drubbing to the rebels under
Marmaduke IN Missouri, . the
officer whom JED. Davis was so
very desirous to bang, because
o. bis execution Of ten guerillas
who had tallen into his hands.
From Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Missouri and Mary
land, the stampede 70 the States
o. Illinois Iowa, Michigan and
Wisconsin, particularly, has
been snSrmoss-snd snc 2. .si, .ns next
, 1863-07-09
GEO. II. BELL,

SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR NEw'
- papers, Magazines, aud other Periodicals. eiFru
viii w. sent to any peTson. request, giving an eatn
list OF Periodical, with the prices annexed. The oles
are among the moat popular WITH.
, 1863-07-09

,WAETED-I0.0O0 lbs. Tlilov o. ol.iF 0IllII'
W. Onion Soap WotksI ff@ 4...aIl . III =
t-aI'H sTuLAcccA'
, 1863-07-09
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sRc,- Ths eomnodIous and iaSi-saiIns schooner
. FLYING MIST,
pa IaO Tons Capacity,

3 r. ,a,.t Capt. WIN. THOMPSON,
for Freight Charter between sienAcOom and all pors
Puget Sound vaheouvers Island, and British Columbia
The VLYTSa MIST vel adapted to carrying 1--we Stock,
for which trade she originally designed, and is amply
provided with fixtures 10 the safety o. cattle IN the
Foughssi weather She suitable for an kinds Of freight
eF cabin accommodations not surpassed BY those Of any
vessel the Sound Freight will be taken At reasonable
rates asby any other vessel. ....l =
FOroharer, Freight Passage Apply 20 PHILIP KEAcH
n. W. BERRY, IL stsIlAeOom, to the CAPTAIN, on
board. .ls isa.f i hsn 42.ty