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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
nenta.-Thursday, April 10.

WALLACk'S-Busy Body.
WINTER GARDEN-Sstan ia Paris Loan Of Lover.
NIBLO'S-C Amille.
BARNUMS MI SEUM-Millsts Msid-Dgmb Belle.
6OUPIRS GALLtRi-N olcano Of the Andes.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING. 625 Broadway
BANVARD'S PASORAMA-No. 652 BrosdwGy.
IRVING HALL-GOttschalks Concert,
THEATER FitANCAI5--Le Voyage de Monsieur POuichon.
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lhEATkRs-Mr. w. r. Blake, one Of the most
justly eminent Of American actors, apuounces that
his benert viii take place ths evening, At Lama
Kesne's Theater. The comedy Of "The Rivals. -
and the drama of Tho Last Man, ;" in both of which
Mr. Blake's popularity 10 unbounded, will be per,
formed for the occasion.
AT the same theater, Mr.. C. Wheatleigh takes
benefit tomorrow evening. 1.-THE Colleen Bawn ="
will be represented for the fret time this season and
other attractive novelties will be offered.
Mr.. Edgsrd. a capital comedian of the French
Company, at Nibos Saloon, has his benefit Tonight
A new five act comedy, "Le Voyage de NJ Peril
-chOn," will bo produced Nj. Juignet advertses
that day performance will be given next Saturday
st the French Tbehter.
The benefit of Mr.. Moss, treasurer Of Waacks
1heater, is fixed for next Saturday evening, when
two comedies, "The Follics of Night" and
"Sweethearts and Wives" will be produced for the
first time at this house.
Al the Winter Garden, last evening, Miss Lucille
Western appeared for the first time in the five sin
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
NEw.yORK LEGISLATURES
SENATE. .ArBASr, April To- 1868
EVENING SESSION. .n.o;,, ord.,

pVpNING SLsSiON.
The Quarantine 5 bill was made lilo 'p''lu 0l'''
after SSt 1s S 9gTy % T,:yssae S District Courts in N'wY0'f
was IePqTTI9TTL Introduced bill permitting dnnt Tr
bonds Sr resolution was adopted "a authGI11 tms
the Sta!e far prison labor performed before last
MAJ. no hill giving the Mayor and Controller OF New
II lh0 annoI1tment for Marshals was ordered 10 a
'Hrb The Sapply bill was lost, 16 to TO- motion to
,.eonsider was tabled.
A communication was received from the Attorney,
General expressing the opinion that the Soldiers
Proxy-Voting bill 10 unconstitutional.
Communications were received inviting the LegiS-
lature to attend Union League meeting III New
York next Monday. Adjourned.
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The Canadu Outward Bound.

BOsTos, Wednesday, April Is, 1883
The steamship Canada sailed this forenoon, with
80 passengers for Liverpool aud ~ for Halifax. She
takes out about SIS, 900 Ia specie.
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yEuuiciDuI Election,

PKovIDRSCR. Wednesdsy. April Is. 1863
The Hon. Wm. CraustOn was to-day reelected
Mayor of Newport by $40 majority. The contest
was not political.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
4 Due FOsCari.

last evening wss "consecraied" rs the French
sAy, to the benefit of Mr.. Msretzek Some benefits
are ma eiits-audiences being thin, and receipts in
the final stage of financial marasmus. But yeser-
aight was substance and not shadow The weather
was rainy and bad; but the audience as fine and
bright as though Norma new-moon-casta dird--
vas on datv in the skies. We have seldom seen
g better display Of nice head-gesr and toilets
than were scattered through the house. Dis
tnguished people were present in abundance.
The musical play was the Two Foscari-father
and son-whose antecedents are well-known
as being very unhappy, and therefore fit for pleas
anily sad and stirring drama. The style Of the mu-
se makes tremendous draugh,s on the vocal appara-
tus Of the actors and few singers have the sustained
force to rsnder it effective. Those engaged last
night--Madame Medori, NJ. Mazzolini, and NJ. Bel
lni, however, were equal TO the task Of repeating
high notes on a dead stretch. The music has come
very fine pieces. A duet and trio-and a solo for
the Doge arc especially notable, and were received
with vast applause.
At the end Of one of the acts there was an
episode. The scene was the Hall of the Council
of Ten-revealed second time--and after
the curtain had fallen upon it. On the official
table Of the Ten was placeda tea service of silver
---and the Council of Ten and their aiders and abet
tors, as we'll as the unfortunate Jacob FoocsH, and
Ar, FOscsh and the Children were present. Also
,he chief yillaiu--an arstOcrat in q red robe per-
sonated by Signor Colett. Signor Coletti, laying
aside bis rascalty and Italian, came toward the foot
lights, at the moment Mr.. Maretzek appeared on
toe stage evidently by strong arguments-iair arms
pToPelling bin forward. And NJ. Coetti said; M.
MsreseE, in the name Of the operate company over
which You preside, beg, as mark of their esteem
so' yOu personally, and for your ability and
'snseen as 3 musical director, afiectionateiy TO
p'eaen, you with a service Of silver plate" This
va model speech. II covered the whole ground
ans WAS brief well. NJ. Coletti should run for
C"ngress. Mr.. Maretzek bowed his thanks amid
we triple savos of the great audience upon recciv-
hs The elegant offering-which suggests Cooper's
famous lines about cheering and not inebriating
AHe whole operalic evening was magnificent
success.
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EASY HOusE.CLEANING.


Thi. troublesome anniversary is a; hand al who would
make dispatch Ia the work Of renovation should get supply
of PYLys o. n Soar the edec,ua article for cleaning
paint woodwork windows &c. that has ever been invented
One ,yonun with one pound Of this Soap. will accomplish
more than two with two pounds Of common soap can For
all Family pnrposes there is Soar Ike JAMS PrLEs o.
X Depot No $50 Washiugton-st, cor franklinst. n Y
TRussEs. DR. RIGGss HARD RUBBER MUl-
rfpVp, rHrss invites the most searching criticism Thi'
ipstroua Mt and NARICOCELE IkUTs may % seeh ~ VI
ilCCs's ofice No. BAclay-st, Ne"'io
PuBLIC SPRAKERs, MILITARY MEN, and SING
Kns, and sll suaeiuy from IrtGtiH G The Throat and
Hoay..pe, will be sreesby surprised at the almost inme'
disie .lef sGoried by the Of BKovSs BRONCHIAL
TRocuEs" Their demucent Ingredients ssy Pulmonary IL
sou ard after public speaking singing when the throat
h weied aud weakened by much exercise thoIF use WIN
give we'd strength TO the vocal organ.
CRAIG's CgLEDRArEp MICROSCOPE is mnilcd,
prepaid with beautiful mounted objects for 3 with - OBJ
sota - by Henry Cfslg 100 Ceote- ID MOOR new ON
heih discount 10 Sold Ia Bfosd"ay by rowsf
Wells $685. Shepard 800; Low, 5lJ McfaHaha' cor "a
sLi optical destitute. uoder barnums
HILLS HAIR DYE 50 CENTs.-Black or Brown,
Ntuia, Reliable Beautiful Depot No baIc'sy'"' eoa
by az DIng Patent Medicine aud fsncy Good. stores
GOLD PENS best and the cheapest, at
A. hoEroSs, No. 25 M,idsn.lsns, Ne~'YorN
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, Unis'
ARR AND SR1UAL srsrENs-New and fsbic tresinent.
envelopes free Of charge Address DE- okiLLiS hoVsa
| T0s Howard As'ociatiOn, Philadelphia n
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Sailing OF the sseamship Dido.

PORTLAND. Me. Wednesday. April Us, 1863
be steamship DIDO sailed for New-Iork to-day
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PEARL NOTIFIED soar Is TmE BEsr

and most economical for Laundry and family being ps
uAIy adapted hsnnels and all knd OF wooden sools
Manufactured aud for sale by L. MoRGsNs Sons No III
Wa,hington.tt. and No. 40 Wo'st
AIso FAMILY, PALY. and No Soaps
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
Business Noilres.
BOURBON WHISKY.

BOURBON WHISKY.
EsTABIsHgD IN 1889.
s. T. SUMS KESruCKY WHIsKY DIsTrLLKRIRs-This
WHISKY been adopted by the Government for hospital
use 1t is for sale by every druggist in the city Orders
should be directed SUITs Disees Kentucky 5rITs
Whisky Agency, No. 40 Broadway. NY
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-
and prolOngiug e no medicinal preparation either Of The
past or the present time has been completely and univ.r
sally successful as -
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BFTTERs.
Against the vspors foul prepare
Thatfever-taint the heavy air
Drink not unmi1ed the water found
In praries wood, or narshy ground
Ksedeniary toll youply,
Nature you m assst-or dis--
For when dsbsrred from eSsrciss.
For ayfLSeial aid she cries
Medicines grand purpose and latent
I, I,threatensd evil to prsrsntj
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From ills that crush the unp,epa'es,
Hostetters Bitters use-for note
They are the suKEsr ASrtDors
To set at defiance the masms OF unhealthy soils tk poison
Of uuwhOssOme water the eG,ia Of crowded
and factories. and the bauefa influence Of .edeaay employ
meuss ii is only Necessary to be foresrmed with
HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
Dyspcp,iss psnss. that rack and GRAD
The body. and depress the mind.
Asus, that they go and come
Make life eOnstan. msrtyrdomi
Coles aud dsssu,sric pains.
Meath which the strong mans visor wanss.
Bilious complaints, those tedious nls,
Ns'.r conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread disrrheu that cannot bs
Cured by destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay,
That brinss Death nearer, day By day
Nervous pros.rstiOn, mental gloom
Hersds Of madness the tomb;
For these-though mineral nostrums fail-
Mean. Of Relief at least we hail.
HosrErTsgs Transformations sure,
No, TO prsssat alone. but cure.
In Dyspepsia. FRvxR AND AGUK BILIOUS CoHPLAIrrs.
co.srrrurros.L aud NERVOUS DEBILITY, CONSTIPATION.
sr,ucKSxss sPAsxs. and 10 all compIsn!s Of Man %
Woman proceeding casual inhsfeAt weakness OF Ne
body, the one great remedy and ressOratvei Is
HosTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BiTrERs.
To wanderers or land.
From Polar shore to Tropic strand
To household lone, and regions new.
And dwellsrs In grest cities. too;
To soldiers in camp. fort, aud field.
Who need asains. disease . shield;
To miners. California bound.
And tillen Of wet msrshy ground,
To feeble wives OF fragile mold,
To young and middssgsd. and old;
To those In health who would enjoy
Heavens best gifts without alloys
To all the sirsngthlsss wesk and pale.
Who droOp, yet know not whs. they all
HosrErrsR's BIrTKRs we present
As Hssl,hs most potent element,
If there h any value public opinion. any veiSaA n
medical testimony the very best and safest Tonic censcsi's.
and Alternative now before the world 10
HOsTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BTrTERS
Sold by respectable Druggist. in all parts OF s world
HosTETrER & SMITH.
PITTSBURGH, Pa
Now.Yosk Office, No. 4as BsoApwAY'
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NEGRO SOLDIERS
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
sEoUEsTERED LANDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
A STRANGE CASE.
GENEALo0Y OF CHRIST.
GREECE.
GOOD FRIDAY
AMERICAN FLAX CULTURE.
IRISH AND ENGLISH
DEFEATS OF ARMIES AND NAyTEs.
THE WHITE FLAG.
A FACT AND A COMMENT.
WOMEN AND TIE WAR.
PICTURES.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
DEPARTMENT.
OUR NATIONAL CREDIT.
WORD TO ALBANY LEGISLATORS
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
LOAN ON CONFEDERATE COTTON.
MONEY MARKET.
DRY GOODS.
SERMON,
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
COMMUNICATION
CARNIVAL IN ST. PETERSBURG.
TALKS ABOUT HEALTH.
CORSET WEAVING.
do LEWIS. NJ. ID.
THE YOKE IN YOUTH.
nAYTI AND PRESIDENT GEPRRARD.
woMEN5 CENTRAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
SOME STORIES ABOUT EDDY.
EDDY AND THE RAlSINs.
EDDY AND ms MTNcE PIEs.
EDDY AND HIS TEEToTUMs.
EDDY AND HIS CUsTARDs.
BY
ANNA HOPE.
HOW THE POPE LIVES AT HOME.
STORY OF cOSTAABAND.
OR HOW
POOR SLAVE GOT HIS
WIFE AND CHILD.
HOW TO SELL IMAGES.
soLoMoNs MARITIME EXPEDITION.
RUN DEGRADATION.
BURIED BIBLE.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
PROPOSAL FOR TIE SOLDIERS
GERMAN MISSIONS.
TRAINING IN THEOLOGY
UNCONVENTIONAL NEWS
CONGREGATIONAL,
BAPTIST,
PRESBYTERIAN, vvrgon,sr
LUTHERAN.
EPISCOPAL,
CREEK CHURCH,
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
UNITARIAN.
GENERAL NEWS.
FoRhlGS INTELLIGENCE
WHOLESALE PRICES
COUNTRY PRODUCE;
information designed to interest specially every
merchant farmer. and dealer IN produce, &c,
REPORTED WEEKLY,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE INDEPENDENT,
DAVID M. LEWIS,
cOSaIssos AEKcHASri
ALSO
PRICES CURRENT,
Embrseips fu and reliable report Of the latest quotations
II the entire NewYOrk market yaluabe to every business
""' BY A SPECIAL REPORTER
THE INDEPENDENT.
The whole comprising amount Of instructive entertain
.ng and useful matter worthy Of special attention.
THE INDEPENDENT,
considering the and character Of its subscription M
is tho
REST ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
except, perhaps secular pspsr,
IN TIE COUNTRY.
II, Spfcial Contributors are:
HORACE GREELEY
New.York
JoHN @. WHITTIER,
Amesbury, Mass.
Rev sTEPHEN H. TYING. d. D..
New-York;
Rev. LEONARD SWAIN D. D..
Providence. II. l.:
Rev THEODORE H. CUILER,
Brooklyn;
Rev. JOHN P CULVER,
Norwich, Conu.;
Rev. ROBERT NJ. HATFIELD,
Brooklyn;
rev. DANIEL CURRY. D. d.
Brooklyn;
Rev. FREDERICK q. CLARK.
New.Yofk;
President JULIAN NJ. STURTEvANr,
Ilno! College;
President JOSEPH r. FUTILE.
Wsbesh College;
Re-. CHARLES L.. BRACE,
New.Yorki
Rev Prof Y. w FISKE,
Chicago Theological Seminary
WENDELL PHILLIPS,
Boston,
Rev J. L. CORNING
Poughkeepsio. NY.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, esq,
Nsw.York'
Ni,,EDNA DEAN PROCTOR
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Read and Reflect.

Read and Reflect.
Make sure of HEALTH. "Buthov.' yoa ssk.
We answer tits easy task.
Strengthen the sroxAoH and sustain
The NERVES, the servants fths brsia
The LIVER keep in active play
And regulate, from day to d,y
Each organ aid, on NsfUsI PLAN
Brace and nfni ne rssRn NAN
indIRp watch, that's KEEP, In chime
PJ constant care. with railroad time,
The systems tone and strength renew.
And thereby cheer the ,p.rin too
"HOw." you inquire, can this be dossf
This Victory o'sr Disease be wonr
" HosTErTER's BIrTKRs," we reply
bHEALrHs SUPREME PRorzCrrOs-rRr!
Asa OF egensstng the disordered and enfeebIsa
.ysteu regulating every function of the internal sgans re-
vivns depressed spirits, iovgor.sips con.uon
and prolOngug life. medicinal preparation, either Of The
past OF the present time has been completely and unv
sally successful as
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
Carpetings,

taFpVt'heos
l.. EDGE RTON.
nos. 10 AND 81 WORTH-ST.
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGE1', &C.,
WHICH he OFFERS Al PRICES WHICH CANsoT
FAIL TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION ON
FIRsT-cLAsS BUYERS.
b. w. HOTCHKIss invite, bis friend, to call and exam
0e the stock
We are Now Opening
Avery large importation OF well selected
FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS,
which. having been secured before the recent rise in
GOLD and EXCHANGE.
a h. sod at small advance over pricea giving par
Tia. about TO furnish or rent sdyantageOl, opportunity OF
supplying themselves with
CHINA DINNER .sETs, TEA and TOILET SETS
fshte and deeorated), GLASSWARE, CHANDELIERS.
SILVER and PLATED WARE. BRoNZES, CLOCKS,
PARAN WARE. MANTLE ORNAMENTS and FANCY
GOODS gunersuy.
Our assortment Ia unusually large aud attractive
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT G. Co.,
No. isS, 400 aud ADD Broadway. cor Broomest
Spr'"s have ir,, completed my extensive stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING. not surpassed IN tle wa vl
nssortneut taste. style, or price. IN his city Inc
Custom-Room, Chidlsh's, and FnIeisnne @ pepa,.. ~
,ner, not eqIIed Entire satisfaction gwen, or
money retained Please ca! aud examine Tor Soui'
selves b. r. BALDWIN Nos. 20 and II Bowery.
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY,
SOAPS, Candles, starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J.C. HULlis soSS,
tFormery W, Hull s0nl
otiee No. ~ PafArow, -
Oppositp Pa4k Fountain, New'f forf,
III Oder to the trade -
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
nia.rbeo Cured.-pr PECKS EXTRACT or
tiGM or Diauh DysenteIy and all similar " 'II gh
plants OF woigh mention h,s IspsRsJy ESQ., i. manu
frled b, tho nOn Medicine Comply and 05 'as oy
army suffers aud Dnfss,s ssne,9,g eres gs e.Sts
'i'H m II CnILDS, Wholesse Ascpt No yos f,s, "A'n
iusion. D. C. A. }. MATHEWS " Gsnsf'' 10,k Ssso1y
A, No 100 Fnlfon-sr., brooklyn.
ppOOKLYN GROCERIES,.
ap6fFRIES EGsapESIs SS6 70 PnGvSioNS AS CHEAP AND
ClEAPEryo EroySry issp sy SUGAR SUGAR. sPicE fSH ''A
,,d -. ,en,r Al a,sortlnent nG GRUCEhIES, al
CREbVEY5 No Loo tULION-sT., BROOkLYN
AZ Reduced Prices.
nINNFR TEA aad TOILET SETS Plain and Decorated
cH ANpELIERS, GAS aud kEROSENE SINPURES the
'Iabie CUTLERY aud Lysssl GLASS, SIlyer.ratrd TEA
sEps IiRNS, CASTERS SALNEKS CLOCks, VASES,
BEoNZES Bohemian GLASS, sc. la quality design. and
n,i,,. not exc-lled. RS Us NJ. BRUNDiGE
No. $40 Broadway. corner 2lsi-st.
Madame Tiiman,
NO. 1iS EASE NlNrh-A rREEr.
(Lat. of SO. ~ troadway)
Adjoining A T. SteyaIts New store,
Has opened q choice assortment Of
SPRING BONNETS,
Made in Paris expressly Tor her New Establishment;
Also. rich variety OF outside snd nsids MoNTUhEs
HEAD-DRESSES.
A great variety OF RUChES for BonnstA
Window shades.
A Large Assortment OF
WINDOW SHADES.
New aud elegant styles for sale 20 the trade terms low
- THOMAS POTrER, no. % Lilerty.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

flt
Il3-toD II- W TIts Io--
r <A
p ID H MO YCAd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

Spring. .,..., NV o,,,r,iv, stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING not surpassed IN tue way OF
ss.ortrpeut taste style, price, IN This city: The
Custom Room, ChldIen's. and Fnraishing Depart
'n.r, not eotfIled Entire satisfaction gwen, or
mcrey returned. Please call aud examine for your
selves. ,,,,,,, NJ, -oA :, p.s,.,x
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

tiilt Combs and Steel Comb, .,,,
NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED Fhoh rams
'0' 'N' GEO. G. ALLEN Ma. AIS Broadway,
One dooI below Canal-i
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DISEASES OF THE NHRyOUs, SEMINAL, UMN

Ahr AND bRIUAL sTsTEW-New and felisbe uesttheht w
Reports OF the HOWARD AssOCfArOsssnt IN sealed iettet
envelopes free Of charge Addrss. d. SkILLfS HoCGh
T0s Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

Attention. Loyal Men OF the CountrJ ,s oop
peTheads a,e ve.ns basges Let loSs nsn ~ a, -, ~
WeaI the Silver Plited UNION BADGE ~ 70 asa' 'ha m
besutifu Price IS single badge tIQ su % W
mall or express Address j. W ~, Ei,nn., Y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

rfpvp rnrs, invites the searching criticism This
instrnne Mt and NARICOCELE kUrs may DO seeh AZ ~
tlleCsis ohice No. BAIclay-st, Ne"'h OK
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

HILLS HAIR DYE 80 CENTs.-Black or Brown,
Natural Reliable Beautiful Depot No Bafcsy-h' soa
by al Drug Patent Medic ne sbd fsncy Good. Stores
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THURSDAY, APRIL I6. 1863.
The
The
INDEPENDENT.

The
INDEPENDENT. 4
EDITED BY
REV. HEN IaY WARD BEECHER,
REV. JOSHUA LEAVITT. d. D.,
AND
THEODORE TILTON.
LARGER CIRCULATION
THAN ANY WEEKLY RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
IN THE WORLD.
MORE THAN DOUBLED
IN FIVE YEARS.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
Contents as follows;
FROM SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS
PRAYING ALWAYS WITH ALL PRAYER.
REV JOHN p. GULLIyER.
DO ALL FOR CHRIST.
REV. THEODORE L. CUYLER.
A MEDICAL VIEW OF FASTING.
HENRY WING, NJ. ID. t.
AROUND FORT SUMTER,
HORACE GREELEY.
EDITORIALS. I'D.
NEGRO SOLDIERS.
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
sEQUEsTERED LANDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
A STRANGE CASE.
GENEAL0GY OF CHRIST.
GREECE
GOOD FRIDAY
AMERICAN FLAN CULTURE.
IRISH AND ENGLISH
DEFEATS OF ARMIES AND NAyTES.
THE WHITE FLAG.
FACT AND A COMMENT.
WOMEN AND TIE WAR.
PICTURES.
The sun., 1863-07-27
Admiral Portor's Operations,

Admiral Porter, bv iisps,ehe, dated Juy ls.h In
forms SC. .Afy ". e, thN the expedition under
Ii,-' CoGmandg S'hridr INTO ue Re- River tc.
gi'n 49, V'r successfil 1Hr eu,my we're t,t,n ty
iuipf,. al sll pout,. TIE N.nitou aud Es,irf sent
ny thc il'te Rcd s,r, AMI the Forest sc sd Ir
trr ~ the Tcn-as TIE Mant.n and Rather car
'rfed the valuable rebel steamer LOUISVILLE. and the
FOREST Ko,e ani prtre. cap urci the .enm,r kumt,
loaded with .,ores for tAe iehcl army. Anersnd.
a." ,I.clition proc -ded up ti- WNshita, aud came
upon two r,lel .toancr, but tAs rebels lurnt them
before even 'h-ie names ,ud ne asceuSincd Lieut..
Ccmmani't \ s'lirise eaptpred ia,O'I rounns Of
~ 1oth b.r' ammunition, 10000 round. Of tndold
rire And ,3i rounds OF uIad armunition. q rife 35
pouGlcr Parrot; sun eniilrs, D! hhds Of sur,r, ~
puncheon. Of rum, lhl.. q Hour and 81 of salt al
belonging TO tue Confederate Government. The "a
pti!tioL met with m.htr, aud procured much in
furmAto. that si!i he valuable to in utuio move.
n .ltH
The sun., 1863-07-27
Ito North Carolina Raid,

wash uy'ou, Jutv % The following official report
"a. tc, n rec,4sei .ho h,ad.l,ri"i, of the Arm,
.Nsr1,rn, y. c, J'.ly q "a Far, h,nros.- Najor
C'~-rul n v. HI...rs, = n,,dl-,'.. Chi,,, C.s.A-
irstS hav the hou.f 70 report tast the cav
ay aid, hsy for II. Object the d,strJuiion Of tie
h read hrir,e at rocsy Mount, has rotufucd com
Ile'..y su,esttul lhr expedition con ist.d & tie
% Il sim'rt New YurI .lry, ani squadron 4
tie I7'h, sud Of MSs men 'cav,lIyJ aue OIL. com.
paly of Noith CAfolins, and wr under the command
OF Bris,dief Genar,l E.vsrd 4. Pat,cu. Chlf 4
5 ,H Tue biise over the Tar river at Rocky Molut,
,st,iion on the wilmington and Weldon railroad,
btvoen Gold horo aud Weldon, ras completely de-
su5yoi. The tr dre VA ihrrc hundred md Gcy feet
ur al h. .Ioste soik four huudT feet more.
Oat,n4 mi II led Touring mill containing 80
barr /. of Hour, and rge quantities u lsTi ~, q
ausouiuo shop, couta u.ns shelis, gun powder
every muri'i1n Of war, kreo depot, ,H.cc', &c. A.
engine aid train OF car., = Agon uaiu of twenty
i've wagons filed with stores and munitions. an sru
ory aud mach ne .hop, With the machinery aud ma
t.rsl., aud git hInIIej bales of cotton, ~eie all
destioycd
~ y.r'oro, two stesnbos's and one large and me
ror lad .. lce'. Of clus.Tue'ion, saw mill, q
.ati ofc,r-, hundred btles of cotton and large
quantities of subaistsn.e and ordnance s'o.,, rrt
d''rns,d About 10 pfi.oncr, were tasen, and
scrus nv anlusl' 'h7r, and mulosl. som 800 con
/ truhau!s 10 owed the expedition ip'o Nost'rn.
Tn fsrci had constant - tus With II. ,lamy
who mad, srea, endeavors 10 ia ctp; their I,tIn
/ bar IN every the enemy. pos on VI, ethei
,urned they Fslled to rc'iie. our
ku'et, wounded aud n-sns VII net 'Ice'
/ tp,ltY-1vt men. h.vr III hoaor 90 Lc
Very rr.E'c iu'y,
Your otedicut t.r.. NJ
J. G. IoatUr, MAJ ten COS. Ia .tli rs
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Gen. Ceaser's Expedition ,u,o ,rsb. A. =

Washington, July % Gen Conner. h,, tran.
mi,tsd to the headquarters ,u interesting account
his recent expedition. Among Its results a.. u.cr,
icssons to the Iudiaps Of U;sb, -ih vie. to N
ne.erva'ion Of p ace the establishment Na NJ,
IN mLi,sy po,, st or near the sres, bend VI Bca V,rc
known a. Soda Spring, In the Territory OF Ii>se. :,
the protection Of overland emigration to Ct,s,c
California and the psnnoct CITY Mincs A new tos
has been opened north Of Soda Springs to SNAKE Rv
or. to shorten the route of emiusnts from The -"
via Fort Bridgcr, not less than sventy miles ami T.
present route vel vscred, and 70 FINISHING good c.
for animals With abundance Of s,ni,. Gen. Ciru &C
also laid out town, In which H. settled 81 smi 20
o. iSo soul., compri'ius the seeding Nrnons knin
n"Norrsl &C." aud who fed from Brigham Yoals'
prosecutions.
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tc-c-''ui A. the early morning .hejo-. disappeared
tn 4'.ck hessn. and rerf ct -ho~ e. oi shot aud
= ell sN, toured into " .suer The Cu. ,,sa'. ~
q -rs impr ai,ve, ard 81" coud not ,'sv . zee
a., ten rs''n of that d,v'sfsh n. Ihci ou ..c.
yer al in excellent -ort ns order. Aiinirs. "a -
cr o. h,d tai IN thr Adam, tipres, amran,' os;
.gustA p.n'moie, 70 ,i' fas..Lp, sai b., b ced
;,.- ar, sD o., a.. from h,t mutA,-d sh,u tac CIR
ea,sian i.i"d.
rHssr.e- ryo3Brsst-G.
A-r i'rt sv ~, -. = Tie L. : trsnsro-'
Poe,hau;t', from r9rt Lo,sL G.. Jul, 4-d artived
~ thn 9'rt this rcfn.1' hestd tea,y ins ~
Cor. '''n tao .c.s Of Fot w,.ucr vi. vio.io..
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