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FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTENs
PLATING MARRIAGE
In many affections pecua Females the Extract Bucbu
uneqused by any other remedy in Choross or Rstan-
to1 suri.s Pniuness o. Suppression Of Customary
usons liberated or sciTous state Of the Ut~rc Leo.
corrhea or Whites steny and for eli complaints Incident
SER whether arising Indiscre,ion, Hsbi.s Of D'
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
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GeImbol0's Meoirittes.
uELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weaknesses arising from Excuses, Habits o. Dip~
ton Early Indiscretion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
1ndspos,on 20 E1ertion, Loss o. rows I...,
Loss Of Memory, Dihcnly OF D'es'nins'
Weak Nerves, Irenping'
poryo, ~ D,s.ase Wsksfulness,
I,;,.ne.s Of Vi.ion Pain ia the Back
1T Hands Flushing Of the Body.
fryness 81 ,be cLin Frup,ions the Face,
iJi,;;yersai Las,itnde Of the Psllid Countenance,
Muscular System. -, ~,
These symptoms II allowed 10 on, which this mese
invariably soon follow x-rrx, WITT,
IMPOTENCY FAULTY EPlLEPTIC FITS,
I'm one of which the patient may expire 10 can ay fty
are not frequently followed By those d,Ielai
MANY are aware u the Of their SUFFERING but more
viii confess The records of the Insane Asyums and the mel
snchoy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness 70 me
TuE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, =
reauire. the aid Of medicine strengthen and yHoIAte ~
,y,;em which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU invaSfsS
bly, does. A trial viii convince the most skePtica.
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Japan

Advices from Japan say Chat French officer
had been murdered By the japanese; that immediate
repsrafiOn demanded, ana that war by the com
bDed English and French forces was generally ex'
perfed.
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The report Of the Secretary of the Treasury
is deserving the attention not only Of financial people,
but Of every interested In the success Of tho Gov
ernment Under the Loan acts Of the last Congress,
Mr. Chase states that within two months sfter Congress
adjourned be able to free his department OF floating
debt and that he able 10 close the fiscal year OF
1868 Jnne 800 with the national debt less than Lis esii'
mate.
The estimated national det, juno 20 1873 i92 7oI l
Ihe acu. lO.s ~ lal
Amount css than estimater............ SDiNG
Tho estimates Of receipts for the year disappointed
the Government direct taxes and internal revenue
being subjects upon which the Department had no in
formation The receipts. estimated md actual then.
or the last fiscal year ending the J0th Of June. leC
were. including balance from the preceding year. as
follows:
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TRAINS LEAVE SKW-YOEK. -
~ New Havrn. = ri n % ~, l-I' XXI J.VV
III D. - - and tt.r 2 . 40
80 Bri,ryo, : 3 CD il.Joa IL. lll3 FIh 100
On ~ 90 sni ttI.l T. 40.
fof Milford AMI sts-i,fd. II ID m . 90 ? ~. .
For fsfbeld Southport aai "ssipoii ., u 20 ~ 80
20 Sorssit = 80. iis0 A. N AIS (Er }, 500 tETl
- "a. !. 90 a. -. -.
For Dasa and oso.A.ieh. =. 30 il'So ~ 80 40,
30 stamford (EEl -. Il no, ~ 1915 (Er). 800
~ I.3n Z ln. 3po. % an pm
fof Port ester aai teusI.ais stations, DO, /, oA
d. $40. 49,, lD p.'g D. ul. -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VIA Springfield. "a 10. III lo lki p N
Pos boston W Shore Lane. l1.lj a.. 3 p. M.
fof Hartford AMI Springfield lEIl - a m. 5.VN
IL. .. -. q,
u u A. 10 Northampton. -
for Hartford rl,,llo.cs sal F.hkin R,ilroai, SCH
For Srw Haven New London aad s,onins,on Railroad At
81, m. - d. % b p. ~.
~ canal Railroad la.lsp m % Northampton.
Dor iiousaiunil Halrosd. o.. u..
Tor Nausiiu-s Railroad. y s. ui. 7 2. m
lor DanOury and NorV AZ Railroad, 80 : IN 70 p m
Ioul40llou, Sleeping Cars attached 20 IN. Trains.
JANIS ~ nOir. Superintendent.
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HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
m srceen. lotion for diseases of syph, ns,ure and a
injection disease. Of the Urinary OtAns Ans fcu{
hab Of dis.psion used Ia counect with the EIirscQ
Bucha and Sar.plFia Ia such discnes reconmende4
Evidence Of tie responsible and reliable character VII
accompany the ueticrcx
CERTIFICATES or CURES,
FROM ) TO 20 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN 70 SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties Of Bnehu,
SEE plSPENSATORY or TIE UNITED STATES:
Professor DEVICE valuable works on the Practice Ok
Physic. - -.
SEQ remark. made by the late celebrated DR. PHYslC Phi!
adrpha -
See rrm.rss made by DR. FPHRAIM MCDOWELL eel.
ehr,rd Physician and Member u the Royal College Of sur
eeops ireland aud published in the transactions Of tic k
and Queens Journal ..,.-
sec Melco Chirursicsl Review. Published by BENJAMIN
TRANEKS, Fellow II the Royal College Of Surgeons.
SEQ uIo.t Of the late S.aniA!l Works on Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, ~ per bottle, - Six ior IS
EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA, I'll yer bottle, OF 81 fef
IS. y
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, soc. Per bottle or SIX W
81 -. a.
or Half Dozen Of each for 81? which will be SUFFICIENT .
IN, obstinate II directions adhered 30.
Delivered any address securely packed from ooservsu
Describe symptoms Ia al COMMUNICATION Cure sasfsn
TODD Advice gratis,
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xrwvoxx DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER ii, 1863

Brr p j. Nevns ,Br), Cole, RocsPor N B.. stone to P
J, Nsyinss non. ,,, III. ,,..h.. A..
scir Gilman D. Ens. MeGreso' Calais 7day'' lumber to
'o S py nsan geere Boston udse to :. w. Lewis Co.
Scir rnro tBr Cotton, Maitland 10 days. plaster to j. r.
snbr Flying Dragon. Dsnieis, Boston diys barley to
Blan, hafd kichardfon. . -,
sclr Geo VI. Smith, Min, Proyid
scbr Wri Hone. Shelly, NORFOLK .
S,hr Empires r.D, Outhouse, 81 John, ~ Be- II days.
| stone 10 r. j. Neyns's Son L. NH.
schr John Nelson (Br Bridgeport ballast to j. r. Whit
ney & Co. q,
Sctr Era Chamberlain. fisrmont ior Boston
Scllr. Amy Wooster OBJ, Golden, Caials
sehr. Statesman, Clark, Machias.
Sci r. Crusoe, Foster, Machl3s.
scIr Nulran Jones, Ncw-Hsyen.
WINlJ-Smsrt, n. w.
BELOW-Slsp lsn. Mcclellan. Trask. Liverpool, mdse.
and pas. 20 Tssk Dearborn is anchored Oe!o" snip
Edith tBr.), Harrison, Liverpool Oct H.
Sailed.
Dee. g-Stesmen--E $. Terry, Louisiana, Empire CITY
Quincy. 49,, =, IT.,
Iark-Waer Scott, n &. Porcr, Nord Amerisa, Annie
Marina, Beaver ,u.
chooncrsHsy HAMS and ~ others Tor domestic ports
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TW-JTRSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL

NIW-JLRSEl RAlLROAD-fOk PhiL-
~ ADFLPiIiN and the SOUTH and WEST, va JER-
sly CRY AMI EpPfc.. Line, leave New fcrs a.
ani 10 a M T. o. 40 nni ~ midnight f.fe rS and II
m new Jersey Accommodate are ~ 70 Through bag
.tgc checked aud 10 M and ~ and il.JV IN fos
u atihn .tou aud at aud 3. M iof the West.
j. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No barrs.s 10 bc received Cor any trains uul delivered
sd check - minutes advance OF the time OF leaving
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III. Il. HELMBODD,
CHEMIST

PRINCIPAL DEP0Ts.
HELNBoLpS DRUG AND CHEMICAL
HOUSE,
HELMBoLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL "A"$'
HOUSE, ..,,., WARE.
HELMBoLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL
HOUSE.
No. 504 BROADWAY, N Y, Wv
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. T.. ol.
No. 50t BROADWAY, N. y, On
HEI.MBOLD'S MEDICAL DErots
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL pEfOns
HEI.NfBOLD'S MEDICAL DEmUtS
NO. lOt SOUTH TFNTH-Sf fhlLA n'
NO. I0i SOUTH TENTH-sr., PllLApsn,
NO. I0l SOUTH TENrH-sr., PhlLApsn nn,Mct.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEllS AM e"''
PIED DEALERS. .,,..
WHO endeavor dispose or their own and ''H''
on the reputation sainsdby
uELNrBOLD'S GENUINE F"IA
RATIONS.
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT BucHv.
uELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsArANiLLA'
HELaBoLDs .su
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVEhf"hsNN
ASK FOR HELMBOLD's'
TAKE NO OTHER
~ Cot on, the advertisement and sspd fsT w. ses
positop aud sXpoaurA
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTE

L VNV INTsNNU TT
i 4 ARRANGEMENT, commenting Nov. ~ io'A-Leavs
Jsus. alp and sab A.. L. r.. al mfrdays and sasGr
Day, ct y alsofor oreengor, sas hneor hampions,
Dor syos.ei at m. II and ~ ~ fes !amaes "
Il MAY TxciRsI6S tRAIS-Tor I,lip At DIS . m,
toa JRl.. stopping. 81 ssi.oai Fare ios Tia Train .,
e1-ulstn rates -
10 5yo..s. u sanlsy. a, 8 p Stopping .. III s.s-
ton. A AfAsUNkR. : pc finie dent
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Tho Secretary Is confident tAni the debt Vl not Be-
On the 3o.h Of June ncIi large stated above By
60 600 90 aud thinks tAata vigorous prosecution Of
tho wax aud wise Legislation must make stlli greater
changes IN favor Of tie Treasury The average Interest
paid on tie National deb; on tho l2ih Of October was
as only but tie Secretary Gays tho lowest point has
beou reached as the iniercsbearing debt Is steadily
Increasing while the uonntercst bearing loan Of legal
tenders and fractional currency has reached rs maxi
mum. aud cannot Be- materially G,snsH,eI vidoI ,tiI
oossfgpero,, Of Tie mont sa1ou character. To obtain
money Tor the future tho Secretary aska that to
sircion On temporary loans DC removed and tha. be
be allowed instead 500 90 90 10 take oil that ocgs.
by making proper increase in his reserve.
The limit prescribed by law tie i.sue q United state.
noe' has been ea'hed AMI the secretary ihns. y clearly IN.
,peditft 10 increase the amount when circulation eiceef'
addition % i sone will ncr-ase u. value. On the con-
%S 'gI '. 5 ,s se eaned VII S be- o. ~
cal LIMIT IA ho utter oHhl. ne.. Of tho augmented ma
1.-THE s--re,lry propose, change IN this limitation sni
raees reliance h'cofe on euy incrcsso u frionfc,'
would indeed .o.t con'ny irp'o iAns0y ioi i4iA'Ae1
value could hardy ia TO n~Itfaze increased amount
"Ssplncaf c'rLshos AIriag be>a ALREADY ir0rdei ~,
Gof1Hnen fuif nor borro !se any ether eml0ye c'P'
M emFUafHg requiring '1Ds mfH 'no0Ts "M .npJt and
ro ne crdf rhh VH ,ocsre adraniggsou, blns upon
god laih 'da.i'a! acy, accumulated though nos '"e
d1'y ata,ali, aDfaL ana Proti'on (r psne
'gaiI y~s@,t Of do"-''g '"p"@"4 D"G'' '''''-'''"'H'
Tho Secretary thinks the balance Of the 59Os will sell
rapidly and leave only e26 lCCF 9 to be raised from
other loans for the balance of the year. Tho only log
laton Mr. Chase aski is upon the following points;
The omission of oil reference 10 United States note, b.,
youd giving slupe authority The Secretary 90
ain time a destroyed 81 Osi AMI 10
y The repeal u tho cIlsiinr Linn
af.on OF 'c deposit lo hondf"d millions Of dollars
aIi tho ltbffnpn II protisou ipr f"srrre equal M
amount haf thr deposit g. The p'unon u tho nesos
ton looms redeem be shsouty At p.isue OF % p.auEn
otter iIrd. cot moro remote than forty ynsr. T. The
otsion perss a. the rn.r taxing circulation and deposits
being more appropriate q, internal revenue bill II j.
hoped i the oAcr pfpsis oi 'ho ast may be- retained 90
~ osn act Under such lcsslton The Secretary enter
ains little doubt 81 bein ST. 20 obtain whatever iunds viii
be- needed through oa o. rcssonpbe rates u interest for
bonds o. Treasury notts.
The incca.e Of taxes recommended ~ tho Secretary
are Bank note circulation. e pr cent, disilled
spris 10 cents gallon; tobacco, . cents pound
leaf and from 10 ~ on manufactured. petroleum
crude 10 cents gallon Icoifon cents pound repeal
of tobacco and petroleum drawbacks. aud many other
chnnrcs.
The Ncw-YoH Central makes the following
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France.
Spain.


Rentes closed at 61.l5.
( Spain.
The Madrid journals repeat the rnm9r i1 ds
Gerc{al Dulce had demanded the dispatch Of 59VV
mon IN San Domingo
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\'EwNORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY

\ Y EAILNOAD--TNtNIANfU Observation-Disclosures
Ius for Albany Troy tr North AID West leave ic,h e.
Sep % and IS J.. Sunday uain. leave New
ia Albany t.i5 and Albany flr New orb 9l9
J. M JOHN " 70 MN. Superintendent.
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Take no B.ss Mercury Unpleasant Medicines, for On
pesssr. and Dangerous Diseases
IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES I.
In al their STAGES at little EIpense; little no ehApee &
Diet; no INCONVENIENCE AND 30 EXPOSURE IN
1t frequent desife anu give. strength TO Urnatef
thereby removing ohsiructons preventing md curing st
OF the uetha a4ying pain and frequent
in tai. class q diseases, and eIpelins P0lSONOU5s
Thousands upon thousands mo have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid BEAYY FEES % be cured In sLcre
time have found they deceived ard that the Posont
hs by the Of Powerful Astrngents been drsd Up =
tie stem, TO break cut IL aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
USE HELMBOID'S EXTRACT
BUCHU -
For al affections and diseases Of the Urinary orsars whs.k
IN MALI OR FEMALE,
FROM wl.ever cause originating and matter Of bow
Ioug standing Diseases Of these OTgans
require the aiA Of Diuresic
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DIUREnQ
40 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
IT IS RECOMMENDED.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY. -Passenger trains leaVc
Ia from foot Of Chsniber--st.:
A. No. Y rprrss for Buffalo.
a.JDt m. siilk. daily, for Diisviie
M. ., 'f,u for Iiunalo and intermediate stations.
4I5u rl WAY, for Port Jrrvis and NcwoaIsl ,
D ~. Night EKwess dairy for Dunsis buha.o, no,
Ter n,udagn1 aud principal stations Tram q cNsi'p
nm tlr1agn 10 Buffalo bu, doe. not ron 10 DUNK r.
CHAs. MISOT, General suP' rnterden.
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sfSIATUhK ALs.SAc.
ern-Ntss.. 70 se's....... s.sJ Moon Rises.
HlcH wtrEk THIS DsG
Sandy Hook G3, Gov Iallni.. gOs Hell Oa,e.... 10
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binary Cos rs 60 ,sH11l1 n
The estimated receipts for the fGoa year ending june
~ scl arc as ,oow, including customs. internal rev
enue. lands aud isoelaneous and balance ffoin lS0l
sre 80
FROM Llsng...... saA."r"0
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AFFIDAVIT

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- Alderman Of The Cy
Philadelphia H. T. Helmbold who being duly swo'n aesS
say his preparation contain. narcotic nerenfy q splss
njuroas drugs but are truly vegetable. r.
Sworn and subscribed before this -? day Of Novsmes'
1854 WM y HlBBARD. Alderman.
9,hst, above Race, Phssdepnie
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4 L DNs)N III liz isAlIshOAD.-IO IN AZ
/ iBANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
MONTH aud WEST Trains leave:
ffom tAainber.i, From JfhH ,
Fryrcf' sud 10 a. u and ); y ~ n N aud J'S ana
D. sHd p. = at 9'- p m
Troy and Afbauy with sleep lO;3' 2 IN.
ing rlfl. 10. Y m. - - -, 800. -, q,
Pous train, ard HID b1| sud Ii1s H. ana -
.. "a. and /! 81 y. N p n.
Ps.k lkl tf.ll. 70 ?. -. az p n
pm so ,nde.5rP
T.irfio W tr,in. Ia p N. iRpp
VI S.AIsu a 81. ?. mr iofi lothtt .
fcs,, mt b. gro.uIsi al any Of tho ohces Of "ese2is
Erwss IN NevYgrk sns brooklyn Ard essssse ehecsed 81
House q. points the road and 70 SAfaiosa spnn5
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NEW-YoRK a. NEw-uAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING SOY. 10, ls51 1884
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoEK

....a,rs station ~ SewloFk corner !7.A o. AID HAN
Eutl.nco 18th IT.
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Y y From 81 tonffandtstf cOhhecfiS -
Junction with Delaware La,ts~arns ard N-.sen hsirosd
and A. ston with Lchish Valley Railroad and is connee
tions forming d.eot line to iisbaIsh and tno vest WIN
out change OF eaf,. - ..,,,,r,. ,-,, ,-,,,, ,,,per
eirtv Miles and Two IlovEs saved by this line To Chicago
Cine ati s. Louis etc. wih bat one change OF cara
WINTER AkRANGtMtN1S,
Connedein: Nov Z. 100 Lc,ss New- lqIs /" follows;
HARKsnu a. fIYrrss-ht q M, for EA',on, hssdia:
Po,.r,iie HARRISBURG Msuch Chunk Wiiamspor.
Man TRAN-AtBluI m, os Easton, Ws'er Gap, Scranton
Wilie.barfe. Great Bend, Psion. binghsrl,on, &c. -
i2N TE,iS-For Eas,on, Allentown, Manch Chunk WI
Transport Reading fousville, Harrisburg &c 80
Or A-Eg EA'oHr Bethlehem AHs1''"" and N'a'a
Chalk s,.s's
40 p y-Tor Somerv'le.
s.gOP Nj % somery.lc n,
~ " WrsrrsS ExrE,ss-For Ea.ion, A.len'own held
ins Uai.ihsis Pi,,,buTsh aud the West Sleeping cars
,b, OUCH t-om Jef,.y City 10 fitisgurSh 49,.
"F1s,ss ra,S ,ow 'httfl;stas.The a N EIprs"
Train rom Nex. ORR arrive. a Harrisburg - p M connect
la Ti md 90, on Penns Central Railroad North
sf Central Railroad North and south and Win the CsoDsf
and a.ey ksi.Tosd
TLfr,si rnroEr IsD EEw.YoRs FEaaY-Lcave Sew York
ffnn Pier No North Rver At . - l. 4. and 20 p IN
n. boat. stop at Bergen POINT aud Mlners Iafbo every
TN cecil way. JOSIAH q. S1EAKNs, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, June 81, 1858.
THE REBEL STORY ABOUT GENERAL BANKS RRPuLsR
AT PORT HUDSON. asr
The statement In the Richmond papers that General
had repused at Fort Hudson regarded here
as utterly without foundation At last from
that quarter General Banks sti had the town closely
invested and there has been opportunity for any
senger TO escape.
CONFIDENCE IN THE EARLY FALL OF vfcKsBURQ. 4
The government Is confident that vicksburg must
fall. U..f
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND TEE ARMY OF THE r0-s
TOMAc
very prominent republican Senator, here, states
that II Hooker 10 be superseded there twenty
generals who would be designated to take his place be-
lore Mcclellan
THE PUBLICATION OF cosrRABANp INTELLIGENCE.
There Is said to DO provision OF Law under which tho
papers that violated tina orders Of the War Eepart
meut in Publishing coutraband news may be proceeded
against, and heavy penalties incurred.
SENATOR HALE IN WASHINGTON.
. senator Hale arrived here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
News from Mexico.

Tue TAXING or PuEBI.A BARREN vICroRy-ONu.
HALF TIE FRENCH ARMY DEsrRoyED-rHE CITY OF
MEXICO 70 BIZ DEFENDED.
From the Portland (sIc.) Argus, June 20
Judge Lane who resigned the Judgeshp OF the Mrnic
pal OF this city 10 take the consuship TO Vera Cruz
Mexco returned 20 the city yesterday, after absence
OF several months His health IL excellent.
From him learn, that although the French have.
taken Pusbla, was but barren tory They got the
city but the people The Mexicans resisted
noby holding out with great obstinacy, expecting TO be-
relieved by the forces under Comonort, but either
through negligence bribery 1.-THE latter suspeeed he
allowed W be surprised aud cut 70 places Noe
Ion after this disaster 0rcga surrendered the city, but
instead the IL 900 and hundred officers
ported have laid down their arms, there snlv
three hundred The rest had escaped 10 the capital
carrying what hey could, spns the canpon DESTROYING
the small arms &C. Their ammunition had been nearly
all expended tine siege. This intelligence reached vera
Cruz the day before Judge Lane len, oonsradicung the
previous reports circulated by the Freuc1, and ws BE-
large number Of prisoners alleged to have been captured
we've on their wey 70 Cruz the men - sent 70
Martinique shs ocers France but thar non arri
val after months delay finally explained by the
statement THAI they had violated thor parole and escacd.
Judge Lane feels conndent that tha had bean
what was a. first represented, the French would have
with the Mexican Eovsrnmant and epesd the
but this virtual defeat wil p honor, compel
them continue The struggle h apea bsllsve how.
ever. thas they WI b able TO- Sdvanss the capital
without largo rsnforcements. fNey have ssut abeuA
1000 <oops In al 70 Mexlcos Ne vonto and Mexican
buess have reduced ths r.uGnber about 30 00onos
enough 10 sAks Mexico ana bold The line q cemmunl
cation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
OPERATIONS ON TINE SOUTHERN COAST.

The Destruction or barisn, Ga.-seveh
Union Iron.Clads and q Large Land
Force Reported I'm the Vicinity OF Bruns-
wick, Ga.-vaiiandigham Gone 60 Mas
snu, Sc.
Richmond papers Of The 2oth received, say that the
city Of parieu Ca burned by the unionsts the
lih Instant and now plain Of ashes and backeusd
chimneys.
The federas captured the schooner Pet ready 10
sail for Nassau, with cargo Of cotton.
Several federal iron-clads At Brunswick Ca, on
the lath and forces had landed from transports
vallandgham has run the blockade from " lmington.
he Il going 70 Nassau thence TO Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

Tue HERALD AND THE PAPERxAKERs.-The
Times made great fuss some time ago
because it obtained paper from Europe
cheaper than the papermakers' combination
would sell it here. The paper, with the duties
upon it, cost the Times fifteen or sixteen cents
pound. We did not see that anything could
be gained by sending to Europe for our paper,
and the result shows that we were right.
Having good stock on hand, and, the means
of getting as much more as we wished, We
bided our time, and can now buy our paper
for twelve or even eleven and half cents a
pound. From present appearances it will fall
still lower before long. Thus the paper
makers have overreached themselves by their
attempt at monopoly, and will soon be COM
PEELED to sell their stock at q much lower rate
than they would If they had pursued an
honorable and straightforward course, and
worked with their patrons, the newspapers.
instead of against them. All things come
right with time and patience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
Arctic Hxplorasions and sAs City ssHsv
York.

Hsury Hadscn discovered New Netherlands nov New
York; whus on voyage 70 discover the great North
west Passage. Two husdrsd aud nftyfour PEARS later
the city Of New York. In bsr Councils propose 70 sppro
prisss aid toward expedition ror Arctic explorations
ana making ths Norshwsss Passage. fsw days since
Aldernaa Tss,sy brought forward tho fcllcwns-
whereas Captain ChArss ,. Hall n about 10 roaew the
prosecution Of bis valuable Arctic explorations, and u
hitting ous an expedition TO sail from the port Of New
York on OF about the nrst OF July and whereas, 10 o.
vious from tho success which has heretofore at.
tended his explorations In the same direction, end
the importa.ce attached 70 his discoveries both Eng
land and ia this country that The present expedition of
Captain Hall 10 likely 70 advance In q high degrees
the cause Of American commerce. and 70 reflect great
honor upon American science provided that adequate
means placed at the disposal Of the expedition, herc
fore
Resavca That the sum Of - dollars be and hereby
Appropriated in AID Of the o5jecs specified In the fore
going preaue TIA amount TO ~ charged by tho Comp
troller 10 It's Appropriate account.
We bcievc every New Yorker viii say 'Amonp. n
liberal Sc inserted IN the paus sod tue apr Sopr,
lion qui .sly made. 'srf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

Ths New York sprp meeting commences 70 morrow
thsCensrcvile Cor ss Loug Isand under auspices q
Ne most favorable character All the leading sse'ss q
thoroushbrsds fro m NE great racing region Of Kentucky
ara already on ,ts suot and m active training or tho
different enga cmeuis for which they are entered The
Meeting Itself s under the management OF cspssn T. o.
There v.is Ss thrss days' racing VIA On Tuesday
thursday ana Frday-wsdnesday being omitted 90 a.
pstch 80 ,rs rsabyou Course. on That day. On the
rs day rassdayl sbsr. are two sacs.shs ar:' Tor
.Noyesss ,nle and quarter dash for oil ages. On
rrnrsdsy shsrs feur mile dash race. for which lds
Wild Rs sOe rs .srs ,s 49, o aSn
vn ,,s bcssa With six entries. and tire othcr ~ all
~. ma hesta- Altogether The programme Of npcrt o.
sssrJ n . most inviting one. aud ought 10 heure Z
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