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AYERS CAruAuTE0 PILLS

when by scroa in the SYSTEM are rapidly cured
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Gen. Fcrey Within Is Miles Of Puebla.
PREPARATIONS TO RESIST HIS ATTACK.
Deep Earnestness of the Mexioans.
Recall Of the Prussian Minister OF Mexico.
the FORCED FOREIGN LOANS ORDERED RETURNED.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune
WARRINGTON Tuesday, March II, 1868.
olhcia' adviees from the City Of Mexico down to
the 18th OF February have been received The mail,
although made up hastily and sent via Tampco. tho
French being too near Puebla to render the route vic
Vera Cruz safe one, contains intelligence of inter.
est. Gen. Forey's army, 10000 strong, was a
Amozoc, some Is miles from Pueblo. The prepar.
tions at Pucbla for resistance to the attack which
was daily expected, were considered complete. The
determination of the Mexicans to defend their coun.
try TO the last was as earnest as ever
Three musket manufactures were running day
and night one at the City Of Mexico, one at Puebla,
and one at San Luis de Potosi.
The Prussian Minister, Baron Wagner who had
been acting in The Interest of the French and protect
ing French subjects in Mexico, had been recalled BY
bis Government.
The Juarez Government bad orderedthe Governor
Of San Luis de Potosi to return TO foreigners the
money which he had raised by forced Usns and give
whatever further satisfaction the aggrieved parties
might justly demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

Element mentioned above, to get correct idea, OF
the work to b. DONE and the patience learned from
positive experience. ..
BE it called lighting for the Niger" or what it
may, common observation here will soon teach a
thoughtful man how inseparably the fate OF the
black man and the system OF human slavery are
linked with tue issue, and how impoasible 1t should
be otherwise. The idea that the whole race may
yet enjoy the precious boon Of freedom. though we
Of the North at first unwilling partners to the
thought, it seems is Of the grandest of the cen
fury. and which, one day. can but believe all who
are participants in this war in the Union ranks will
be proud to cay, ~ helped accomplish" should
God, in bis mercy, grant success, despite the OBJ
stacies we cast in own way, by lack Of unity Of
purpose and action. w.
Up. m.-The troops mentioned az having left on
the 6tb have been coming in during the afternoon.
| do not learn that anything important in the way
of fighting has been done. Some prisoners have
been taken. | should judge that the return was
sooner than anticipated Oh the start. Perhaps the
weather. which has been very bad nlost of the time,
was the cause. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
AIR. SEWARD TO MIR. NELSON.
rrom Fertress Monroe.

FoRragss MONROE. Monday. March TO- - ,A
Steamer State Of Maine arrived here lass n'Gav
from Washington with $40 political and citizen Pr
oners and surgeons, and left ior VI"
forenoon, In charge Of Capt. Milford.
Col. Ludlow left here for City foin' '''' n''ANs
on steamer Henry Burdon' c c-
The U. s. dispatch steamer Onion' osP', Nouivy,
arrived in Hampton Roads from New'Vr'esn: 'n'e
oosrpoou. She loft New-Orleans on the "a ins~'
,ou,hea .. Pensacola and Hilton Head and be. %
board .x,u. 100 sick and discharged seamen. Shs
also brought dispatches for Washington, which have
been forwarded from this place. Capt Conroy ~
ports that the iron-clad Nahant had arrived 'aie'y
IF Charleston Bar, in tow Of gunboat Florida
The ship Zouave, from Boston, sails to-day nom
Hampton Roads for New.Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
FROM GEN. BOsECRANs's DEPART
MENT.

Official Report Of the Late Cavalry Expe-
dition-Capturc OF Rebel Camp and
ia Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March II, 1853
The following was received to-day at the Head
quarters Of the Army:
MuRPRgEsBoRo. March l6, 1869.
Mai Gen H. ". HaLLEcE G.ne,al-i.. Chief. :.
SIR: have the pleasure to report the gallant
conduc. Of our cavalry under the brave Col Minty.
They drove tie Rebel cavalry wherever they met
them, captured one of their camps, IL wagons, AZ
mules, and ia prisoners. They used the saber
where the carbine would delay.
W. s. RosECRANs, Msjor.GenersL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Naval.
IAJINCU OF THE PAWTUXET.

IL
Will. New.York was wetting the Samrock,"
Portsmouth, N. H., was having COED time launch
ing the pawtuxet. Oar correspondent, WiHiuE vn
sunday evening, says: "Tho Navy Yard here ~ NE
yours al New-YUrk, will be an exciting pace. me
donble.bowed steamer Pawtuxet, sister snip 10 tne
Sas,acus (which, you should remember. was tne
first y,sseI completed OF the twenty ordered III
Oetoberl will be consigned to the briny element.
She is 2iO feet long 81 feet wide and L? ieet deep
The daughter Of Mr.. Hanson, our Naval Construc'
make her first-ratc ship. Her machinery ana guus
are preparing -
The Cbenango, one of tho iron-clad side-wheel
ounboats built for the Government, will DO launched
from the ship-yard OF Mr.. j. Slmonson, at Green
Point. near The Tenth street ferry on Thursday
morning at 81 o'clock The properties oil TINS vessei
mike he circumstance Of the launch one OF pecu-
liar interest. az others are being built OF slniar type
pnder the rame general specifications ana Dy the same
plans, along the seaboard and IN the navy iaros:
The Navy Department. through its supervising OIL
Gcers announced its determination to record their
classification 10 the following order: Those superior
to the specification fret class those equal 10 mo
speciGcation as second. and tbose inferior 10 the
specification Third class. The Chenango Is rated
first class, and is said 10 fully SUSAN the previous
reputation Of her tuilde-.
VESSELS REPORTED.
The ClenanSc, Ser zee, and Maesinaw, al
LoiOnging 10 tho samo clase as the Pau,uSet end
Shamrock, were yesterday reported ready TO launch
wien tue Navy Department i.sues the order.
CIamp OF Philadelphia 10 also ready TO launch.
VESSELS To BE BUILT.
Orders have Teen received at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard 10 commence al otce new steam propeller,
aud paddle wheel stoar.er. Mr.. Delano Is abonS
laying the kee. vi o these on the stocks from
which tho Shamrock was lson,hed and when the
Mnckinaw Is alost another will replace her.
Pence Resolution. ip the NcW-Jerscy Leg
isluturc.
TRKSros, n. j.. Tuesday. March II, lS',;
Tic Peace resolutions were discussed 70 Say ~ ;po
House, occupying the en- ire day. The disin's,Ju
was quite anmate5 and the loobies were s"Dse'y
| crowded The vote has not Yet BEEN takeus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Celebration OF ~. Patiick's Day In the
Camp OF the second Corps-Thc Hurdle
Racrr-A Jolly Time Generally.

Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tdbune.
WlsHx0ror TUESDAY. Msrch IT. 1858.
The following telegram from your special CORE
sponlent with the Army Of the Potomac was re-
ceiyed tonight:
HgADQuARTERs SECOND AKnr COnPs
Tuesday. March II, 1868 )
81. Patrick's Day WAS celebrated at Gen.
Meagher's Headquarters in spirt worthy OF tho
pa,ron saint OF Ireland. The ceremonies commenced
with religious services at tho brigade chapel. Tho
Grand mass was celebrated with martial music.
The sermon of the day was preached by Father
OIooan. The races commenced at ii o'clock
The course was prcpsred with four hurdles and four
bitches. and was mile long. The first race was
won by Capt. Crassen. riding Gen. Messbers gray
horse; purse 500.
The second race was won By Lieut.. Count Won
Bucker riding Col. Won Schack's sorrel horse. First
prize, 500. The second, So, was won by Lieut.
Wade, riding Col. Kelys horse. The best time Of
Col. Won Schack's horse was $50.
When Gen. Hooker appeared on the platform he
,yas greeted by twice three cheers given with the
force and spirit peculiar to the Irish Brigade.
The purses for the second race were made up by
contributions. At Gen. Meagher's headquarters Il
bountiful collation. was spread.
number of ladies were pressnt.
The afternoon exercises were to consist OF foot
race. IA sack race, wheelbarrow match and a pig
chase, at five o'clock, but at four o'clock tho ies1v'
ties were brought to close.
Rebel Scouting Operntions-The surprise
Fairfnx observation-disclosures Wig
iIance and Improved Discipii"o-De-
scription of the Camp mt Stafford Court
IIouse-Ifs HaLcry-Tho Hemo'ai OIL
Col. Salisbury.
From Our Special Correspondent.
sTAyyoRD CoUnT.IIousE March IL 1863
The monotony of camp life has been varied by fu'
lnors of raids Rebels here, Rebels there have been
announced from time to time but tue breaking up OF
our scouting fy.tem has prevented any definite
knowlcig e from reaching headquarters. We now
fely upon the cavalry ouposs for any information OF
Rebel attack, and in some cascs it 10 sale to say THIS
il but leaning Oh broken reed. few days ago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
THE SIEGE OF V1CKsBURG.

Work on the Louisiana Camille Int
bankmcnt broken By tho Risc Of tho
River-New Batteries Erected by the
Rebels - Our Gunboats I'm the Y"zoo
nbovc unincs's Blun-Capture Of the
stnr OF the West-E1ccllent Map of tho
Surrounding Country-Grand Ball mt
vicksburg - The Union Commanders
Cordially neutrality-suspicious. OF Hos
tilitics tor One Might Only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
, LAST NOTICE TO Absentee OFFICERS.

List Of the Names Of the Delinquents'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Pence RESOLUTIONS ip the Ncw-Jersey Leg

TRKSros, n. j.. Tuesday March ~ ls' r.
Tie Peace resolutions were discussed 10 gay III .no
House, occupying the en- ire day. ine a,sia .'ssis
was quite animated, and the lcbbies were aeHsey
crowded. The vote bus not yet been taken'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

w;ss Antonio J. Ford's Rebel Commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
rom Oar Special Correspondence


AMY OF THl TssSR0Ey within sight o. Viclsbur9,)
Below Youpss Point Msdison Parish. La, ,
Saturday afternoon, March ], 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
IRON WASHINGTON.

Oh, Result in the Nsw.Ilampshir First District.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
From the Cincinnati Price Cnrrenf. Nay 6fh.
flnanc al and CONNER cial summary
for the Past eek.


The credit OF the Government has steadily i'm
prs<ed during theIw eek. and six per cent cou-
pons are now up 70 los. and 80 Treasury
notes. interest payable in February and August. to
100. The amount of the legal tender notes
which has been funded in the 80 bonds reached
figure wholly UNEXPECTED. and the amount of
temporary deposits at D per cent. authorized by
Congress has been reached. and the public office
ordered to take more on deposit. This i Ger
tainly singularly gratifying state of the public
finances and contrary to what had been hoped for
by even the most sansuine. Money Is abundant
and easy, and but little profitable use for it.
First class business paper Is sought for at 6 to :
per cent and the demand quite light Exchange
has ruled firm, with supply about equal to the
demand There has been some uneasiness expe
renced by those who have been boarding gold.
and the offerings have been larger than for some
time. The reason is IT Gen. Hooker is success
full in defeating the Rebel army under Lee. that
gold will 90 down permanently, and there being.
to say the least. probability OF this the opinion
leans 10 the policy of selling. esterdav there
was less disposition TO sell. under the news
The quotations for all. last evening, as
follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
WI EDiCAL.
Dr. Ludinnl'~ Specific,
4onorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF FIFE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

feNHE fionorrhoa, commonly called Clap, is dis
gu,tiug malsdv. and is well known require
any expana ion easy be got. bat il j. difficult
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vades all classes Of ybuh male and female, rich
and poor both married single. Although orroube
some III itself distressing ami sometimes fatal il Is
disease the treatment of which. has generally been
thar the disease itself. The common fashionable
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cupped 'ached. combined with nausea luz medicines
Injection lofien> ontmei,t>. and umenta ions
Every few DAYS the medicines CHANGED and after
mont hs treatment in TINS way which the patient
with great forifdc fear he is dis
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swelled testicl enlargement of the PROSTATE glands
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utmost rgor Oithe Law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
MR. LINCOLN IN Az OLD LIGHT.

The town has been laughing over new story
sboat the President
\ worthy ami very pious minister. it seems.
had recently. BY means unknown. escaped from
the confines ct the Confeeracv Though very
much Disguised with irS temporal. he had high
respect for It's spiritual condition Their rulers
were praying men. ne said: jeff Davis himself
was an earnest Christian. and WIS constantly in
tie habit of asking the Divine blessing on all his
undertakings. Il tell Won. 4" he exclaimed God
always answers sincere AMI Iervent PRAYER and
it is because Mr. Davis and so many of his PEG
pie have so humblv bowed before the throne of
Divine grace, that he has vouehsated them so
MANY ncrcies and signaly pro~pered their
Cause
But. interrupted the practical preacher with
whom he conversing. don't you that
they pray ON this side for success lust earnestly
as the Rebels dof Mr. Lincoln is rlan of strong
religious convictions. and doubtless prays con.
s,anty to God for success "a crown our arms
Don't you believe God will hear him Just "a quick
a. ne would Mr. Davisl"
I'VE ell. YES. | suppose he would verv sim
plv and sincerely responded the first minister
''only no matter how much Mr. Lincoln PRAYED
God would be sure 10 think he was only Joking rs
usual
Alas. for people in the midst of great revo-
luton. when their ruler is-a joker