New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

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Contents Of No. 1905 (Augcst 23J:
I.LEhpIyG ARTICLES. HAbess corpu,-pec,,lon
Of a ate Court. Whe, Wil Do Mexico Snd TIC
Rebel Coufsdeilcy Franco end Lu"!sl Demo
cratic Platform sigl, Of CvhzA,ion Whsi Eo'
Psyiag Backward Blaft KeDci soc.en; OHIO
Coa,eiys..,a Funny eo9s,I1ei'on Lh1s =
Cea. Tu'ilef Position, Oaribaldi 70 A0fth m In
coin; IAs Le5I Co1icn2si9a; EA.oal fas
graphs.
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS 5uiiMAnY.
IV..FROM WASHINGTON: Special DJpschs' 10
Tie y. y. Tribune.
v..THE WAR ~ TIE sOCTH-wEsR
g. V..BOMBARDMEhT or. CHARLESTON CITY
'COMMENCED. The Son Conba'lnis Flying iof
SAFETY; The At,les nPoa tori SUMTER Ile so' a
SIDE oi the For Dea.ol,Aed Sumter h-se' 10
i.esp0lss; s.HcldcI os Clz.es.os Demanded
Be-uFc .ald Reutcs
vu..TOgT SUMTER ~ RUNS; Greek Fire Thrown
into Chalcs.oni Bes.ieg4id ffo,c.s Against u
Time Claimed for the eomoysl Of Non Combat
Gns The Lud App9OacAing
vIu..PRooREss OF THE s,EGE. Severe Wind.
Sumter Dsas!.les: Waraer vii Soon Fsh is.o
Oar Hands; The swamp ANGEL" 5onds its ,ics.
seaseFst 10 Casiles.on ksT!es O! se'essoos bns'
N..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Z..1HE SOUTHERN CONFEDERAcY ABROAD.
Prospects THE Southern Coniedefecy 10 Europe
The Southern Couiedcfacy Useess to france
Opinion Of French Statesmen On Pfobsbliiie. o.
AZ AmoIi.sn war; NJ Eyarss Assurance IN
London and Par, on 'le iesiden,. ia,oators
Correspondence Of The y. 4 Tribune.
N.LErTER PROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
srospENr WITH TIE ARMy on TIE
POTOMAC.
xII..FROM HELENA: coueSpo1deucs Of Tho II. Y
XII. THE PURSUIT or oUAHTREL: The Bend
Broken Up sai Scattered Lngsfcge q scar iiai'
risonsle; Becaptuto Of OoOdt md Iiof.es, be
tween Sky aud Seventy 0Uo4Iii.s Killed.
xv..THE TRIBUNE PRIZE sTRAWgE R.uEs; No
t.ce to Subscrber,.
Xv..CROPs IN NEw-EEOLAND: Two Weeks In The
HUI and Valleys snd on toe Farms Of Massseha
set.s, Connecticut. Vermont, and New.Hampshge.
xvI..pROM hsplHwALL: COnespoldsa,e Of The
Associated Pfess.
XVII. THE DRAFT III TIE COUNTRY.
XVIII. FROM EUROPE.
xIx..FROM ITALY: Correspondents o. The H. x.
TnQune.
Xxx. GREAT INCREASE OF TIE HlvY: Anathor
Fleet Of lTon-Cl.as The Most Iowe!iui Nss
XVI THE POLISH QUESTION: Another Disps.cS o.
Prince Oorciasoi to tie french CovoInlnent
xxi. THE LAWRENCE MASSACRE: TIE Yur.pi' q
tho villains Continued; Recovery ol Nearly Al
the PluIdef; No Prisoners TAX ksa-Al Killed, a
Terrible KctIibution Meted Out.
XIII. FROM MINNESOTA: Coues2oadenes of Thf
n. Y. Tr.oune.
XIV. FROM NEWPORT: Correspondence Of The T. Z
XIV. OBITUARY.
XVI. FROM FORTRESS MONROE
XVII. FROM CALAOREiA.
xviii THE CANADIAN INVASION CANARD.
xxx. VERY HARD CASH: Charles Reades No"
story, Chapter XAl&
XXX. FROM TEXAS.
XXI. POETRY; The Waiting Statue.
xXXu. MORGAN: The Rebel Raider.
XXxIII. FROM JAPAN; English Demands for Indemnity
Failure to Pay, and Preparalons for Kesisialce
IIostiics Threatened Tho Tycoon state fii'
oner; Final Determination TO Pay tho iudeilallJ
Correspondence Of The n. Y. TIbuns.
xxxIv. WAR ITEMS,
xXXV. CITY NEWS.
XxxvI. PERSONAL.
xXXvTI. POLITICAL.
xxXV VIILhIsCELLANEoU ITEMS
xxx MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XL COMMERCIAL MATTERS< Full Reports Of N
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain, and Cattle Ms
kets, specially Reported foI The N. y. Tribune.
| Trars-One Copy for ono year, 81. Two Copies. on
year, S5. yive Copies one ysu. 612. zen Cope
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