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DR. j. w. EWING
respectfully informs his old friends ana 'he
public. that he has again returned to his old
stand in Cumberland, Baltimore ST.. otpos,'e
s,'. D., Of;co where he is associated with Mr..
~ n N,Iaupblip IN his old business-the pho
,orranhic art. Being prepared to execute all
Kinds Of work in the finest style OF the art,
no pictures allowed to leave the gallery unless
Of the best quality.
Husband " fe, parent, child, brother, sister
c,ond all who love some dear distant Or de-
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paze again upon the features OF the lost loved
one Come then while you have the opportu-
nifty and get good pictures at low prices the
value of which will be incalcuaoie 10 your
fr;ends years to come Remember "deays are
dangerous"
| Dec. 10, 1868.
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Arthur's Home Magazine
@or 1854.
Edited by Y. S. ARTHUR and VIR-
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Volumes EZJU and XXIV.

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323 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec. 3, lSfJ-lm.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
An Calm.

No symptoms of disturbance of any kind
occurred yesterday to change the peaceful
aspect which the city wore on Saturday and
Sunday. No attempt at violence was mani
tested in my quarter. The calm which some
times heralds, but always succeeds the storm.
was present everywhere, and, with the excep-
ton Of the additional display Of military uni
forms about the Arsenal and other vicinitiss
up town, no one would suppose that the peace
of the metropolis had been 20 recently Inter.
rupted. The on,siGls charged with the prose-
cution Of the draft made no attempt to renew
IL, and, In the absence Of any exaspersting
causes, the people preserved . perfectly order
ly course. Business began 70 Cow IN ~ usual
channels and The regular lines OF travel
throughpns the city we're resumed.
II d UNDERWOOD hat delegation Of the capi-
talists Of this city, of those whs furnished the
government With the one hundred and ffsy mil.
lions Of dollars ON the breaking out Of the
rebellion, have gone 70 Warrington for the par
pose Of consulting with the authorities there
relative to the dram in this State. The Gov
srnor is assured that the quota required Of this
city can be at once furnished without rcsorting
to the draft, and these capitalists will endeavor
10 convince The government Of this fact and Of
the propriety of adopting this mode Of raising
troops here.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be hand
ed in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the enterprsng mechanics farmers,
merchants, manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus seen by large
portion Of the active and energetic people OF tho United
States
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

Of them was, we zee, launched 1t Liverpool on
the 4tA, and formidable affair II \. II b In
the form of ran, two hundred and Gfty feet In
length and about nineteen hundred tons bur-
than. II b furnished with Coles revolving Gu
polas and its plating Is Of thickness that Il Is
calculated will render II impsrvious to any Of
the ordnance hitherto invented. II will prove,
q may be imagined, quite . manageable vessel
for the small rivers and canals Of the Celestial
Empire. Its construction in other respects ar
gues On the part Of the Chinese much more
advanced knowledge Of the science Of artillery
than has been hitherto attributed to them. OF
course al this II fair and square; but would II
not be we'll for VI to take into confederation
the chance of this iron monster being driven
by storm or some other little accident into
one Of our harborsi Much a. we are interested
in Chinese progress, It would not be pleasant
to have II brought thus closely homo to US.
We do not say this u likely, but Il b posi-
BILE, and tho authorities should not lose mo-
msnt in preparing for IL Besides strengthen
ing In every possible way the water approaches
to New York and our other seaboard cities, in
timation should at once be given to the English
government Of the consequences Of such an
event. An immediate declaration Of war, the
advance Of an invading army into Canada and
the launching Of host Of privateers against
her commerce are prospects which will per-
haps deter Great Britain from further subserv-
ing the interests Of the Emperor Of China, at
least through his Dromio of the Confederate
States. fytM
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
why Fort Hudson surrsnAs cred.
lrrom ths Montgomery Mill


The surrender Of re garrison 4 ro Hu soa va nos
upexpectsd, and win cause nothing Ike lido came do
preston tn The confsdsrscy The fall ~ vicksburg,
though IN point Of ressaAnce n ~ u haa borne
part lsss crsatAbis for gaIanry ID sn1urasoe.
ndsr sbe oiscunstancss tse fan q Ne wo pacs vs.
iDssparaby Connected and II would havs e short
Of miracle Port Hudson had besa ahs y wKhstan1
The siege long aer thu faH of vicksbu rg vicksbarg
stipulated the 3D. aud despatch of - aerday nforn0
N shAa Port Hudson SURRENDERED ts sth. tp 70 tho
fall Of vcsburg u seemed 70 be adm0 "a evpn by III
Yankess shat General Gardner and hb Iant lts gar
risou had badly wufsted Banks with IN " forse hs
rnre and ecrapo about New Orleans which - doube
exceeded two 70 But win IL, fAl q vscsburE,
which the enemy the advantage a the Mssisspp q
transport his troops nom tnat point 70 Port Hudson, In
rsdneticn q the latter place vy ~ days followed
matter Of course, md nteneg psrpon scquaint
cd with The situation could have expsc tsd any Other
suit Port Hudson y staalsd ~ eass bark q Tho
Mississippi in Louisiana, one hundre4 md nfynvs milso
from New Orleans, and two hundrsd nd my IRON vckn-
buTg BY the course q the river anA distant hun
drcd and thirty eight miss soaw q Jacspa BY lAnd-
=, thereicrss easy 70 - k No seDs fn cur forcs0
was possible. vsho.t anoss ne stahy g capture By
short time sny poine - - rvs and thus thcrs w9n
20 aMsruativs len, afsav ths facs bcnans Known 9
Port Hudson, bat 70 sureAdar wA lts q NE .
possibA M enN
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

BRITISH CHIvALRY-MORE HELP FOR THE
wEAK.-England il the Quixote Of nations. She
ID ever Dsady to break lance in behalf of the
distressed. But, unlike her Spanish model, her
chivalry and her interests 60 hand in hand.
This to be sure, Is purely accidental; and II her
good actions sometimes prove profitable she is
not the less entitled to credit for them.
Just now she Is in sad state Of concern
about shaky potentate who has been hitherto
supposed capable Of taking care Of himself.
His people have somehow got at loggerheads
about the merits Of the system of government
of which he II the representative, and unless be
gets foreign aid be and his dynasty win 60 by
the board. England, ever ready to rush to the
assistance Of the wealthy and deieneeless. has
profsred her services, and the sympathy which
used 10 be spent upon The niger is now ex-
pended upon his Chinese rival. There b NOT .
dookyard In Great Britain which does mot 10
sound with The noise Of work In progress for the
new protege, and II b edlfying y witness the
Sudden unaaimisy with which ths British public
\ have combined 10 further hik interests.
We admire this spirit II b highmindsd. Il
= consisssnt ana will carry Win Il IL own
reward. II ives BY the exercise Of similar BE-
nevolsnos that England acquired hsr Indian en-
pirs. She assisted the weak. and thereby cans
In fr the heritage Of ths STRONG. What sAe b
now doing for the Emperor Of China she would
have done for Emperor Davis II he had not
prsmaturely exhibited 30 much vigor. She haa
commsndabls dislike Of taking The strong
side. Now that he Is getting weak in the loins
he will command all her best efforts.
A short time since our London correspondent
gave us q statement regarding some monster
iron-clads which were in progrcss in the Eag
Iish dnckrards for his Calcstisi MaiestY. On
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

VINO QuErIzD rn Rrors ON srArvIpASDi-.
On Staten Island there was the q panic
among the bankers, brokers, nero -, ship-
owners and others who do business In New
York on the appearance Of riot IN that su-
burb Of the metropolis. They ran here, there
and everywhere IN state Of alarm. AT length
Billy Wilson turned up and called for throe
hundred of his old regiment 10 meet him. The
very call was sufficient The rioters immedi.
ately subsided, saying II was no use 10 attempt
to resist colonel Wilson, and they submitted ai
once, like the coon which came down from the
tree, surrehdering to the unerring rife of Cap
tain Scott, and saving him the trouble, Of fe,ch
ing II down.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

AvyAns n yEnuun-A.--A hsssr frco Caracas. via u.
fhomAs anA baltimore, dsssd June ~ says that csseva
raisoa has bssn elected President end General Guzmas
uasco Woe rrssidsns, with cxwsordinary powers, utn
"a sos Prssssst sad Vice Pvsidsns Il sssa chs,os
General ssiooa ws as.s Tor. ososrAl Gunsm Bassa
sommasdsd The capital Of venssusla, with military
power, uns tn arrival Of Facn he ssAsvsd wiA shs
rssssA approval Of ths psopls Afsw dssnssas vss
ls1saleS ssna uiiAarx. e@pen a An4Sat
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Ths Rebsi OovernsAsae Conasuanea a.
-t7 oupprsssaaG DaA News.
vfom ~ Atlaasa Appeal

m msa diseshvss isaslIemss n a. uspk 90 as a.
sssaceMs1 a. vtskAwy AsuNA 10 thoss who wsrs
Icssss Pc = g sss ssus sssuss = ain sAaa yc!nIig
such . RESULT Vas as1icpa1s1 BY ths sasAneisa1
= RieAncnd days bsSsrs , was ansoUosd. r.
~ way q nca, munitlsss and supplies. wsrs,
non soos a.ss, assesdsG; ssA tnoes WI
vefe ncynAinee4 Win h1o Uuo ocnkAstsn, -
shs sushcsits0 mos1 has~ bssa, sad osAsrs vho
enjoyed - ol1cais c.anna1 a essanhg iaeprnaAiso
ccuM have an1scip.eee - cthsr oseehntdn- Nvm yS
eov Nwwew6. sAS's ,nsA 8 osse1 y ssytES tl1s -
coswaoFNNt Wes maoulbd rns pahllc dhappolntnsua
thefsfore great4 tknn the trpe s1suas6a vasrnnts
IN ths futers, howevsv 80 shA dseusts snd snAsQvP
70 dsappsint - aq - poesbs, an sttsape y misses
eur own people. We believe thsm eqsA 70 eng euag-
eency ssd hsw zsa sanpoe - rsIssc uyoa, svso Under
adyofaity. 70 save the oauDs. ~ n luoe.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
The Irun~ClaAs Up the james River.
(From the Richmond Enquirer, July lT.l


The enemy had not deserted the lanes riser on res
leaving tuesday the day o thsr most acsive opera
tons. Early n the morning two Monitors, which had
been higher up dropped down 70 Fort Pcwhatan yhero
thsy wsre oined BY ssven wooden lattse
conshting chs6y Of small schoonsss, mountne gum
and intended Tor the navtgAtiun o creeks, hlets an4
bayous Finding tko coast an cSeay a rsbei soldiers and
rebel guns, the enemy sent some hundrsd and my
two hundred ashore and destroyed the rude earth
wosks which had bean thrown up at the fort They Ao
ared some three four rudsy constructed buildlnee
which bad been bui for The accommodation II The earg
which occupied Ne fort Having covered thse
solves with glory tbs vandais then returned %
ther boats and tke whole 1otila moved down straam
After tho heet had retired a our scouts oame
upon Yankee soldier secreted the buuhes tho
fort. He cheerulIy gave hmsef up, and said he haA
deserted especially for shs parposs Of becoming ct.sA
Of the great frss Southern confederscy He stated
thor, that these novsne0s the james were an M
tended a. mere divcxsioa that DIE marching up
the psnipsua and 70 Rchmond at he head u 1fty
thousand troops Knowing thie statement Be false
and believing that the fellow was . spy instead of
desesler, hs speediiy scna headquaiasr He VIA
in all probability be houored with slack rope psosa-
d Richmond. "a ASA s,Hs MArl fff
Two IRON Glad Yankee gunbsass passed CITY Point yss
terday, and procecded up james river Seves gunbate
and transports renamed swo miles below the onk 10
object Of this reconnaissance quite apparent The van
ds anxious 70 6nd ost what force suv porting tho
cnrrsous at Chafinp aAd Drewrys B,uda We shall peo
baby boar further Of their movements 70 day.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Fatal Beiier EsplosioM in I.ewsll.

steam boiler exploded today in brick building On
Midds street, completely demdhhans the building, n.
scos Ths budinG was occupied BY vim. n. Coldinr -
picker factory, an1 John JAoquea shuttle manu2sc
Geo. 9. Ashby. o. ". Carter. Ira Bisbhss and cslsH
osxoo4
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

AAUsEMEN1s THIS gvKNIN0
WINTER GARDEN. Broadwsy.-LsAu-A RxsuLAn
Fix.
NkW BOWERY THEATRE. B0wory. y.-CANPBrLL's MIN
s1RkLs IN ETHIOPIAN SoSos DANCES, BuRLxsoUKs. ac.
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUsxUM. Broadway-LvrxG
TIsxR tAIs--oRASG OJIASG-AUroAAroH WAITER. &c. nj
all hours SANroRp's OPERA TROUPE AND DENIRR Bro
rAfERs-Af noon ana Evening"
WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5ll Broadway --ErarorrAN N
foHCs. DssCxs kc.-TARcKr EXCURSION AND PANoRAnA
NORTH RIVER
NEW IDEA THEATRE, ls3 Broadway.-LA SYLrHIpx-
JoCSo.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6lS Hrosdway-
CuMosrrIEs AND LECTURES, from "A. NJ till 10 P. n.
HOOLCr'S OPERA HOUSE Brooklyu--EruroprAn
fokCs. DANCES BURLxsQUKs. &c.
New York. Tuesday. July 21, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

BWfM
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Every Able-Bedied Man Between
Eighteen and Fsrty-6vs to DO
Immediately Csnscriptsd.
The Rebels Rejoicing Over tho
Now York Riots.
Effect Of tho News Of the FaI Of vlsksbuIg
and Port Hudson. !,
The From Clads Operating on the
James River, ''aas ea's
Terror In the south.

Terror In the SOut0s in'as
HvnRY NAN m R1DnLDOM DurWxuN U0HTnH iAnD
YOkrY-TIvn 70 N C0NsCRIPTKD. N eie -
From the Richmond Enquirer, July ls.l ssi,sa
raocLAMAnoH Br MN rHxaDnn. 4ss
whereas. u provided BY ast Of Congress. eattsl
Gan act rursnsr provide for the public dsfepee
proved the 10th day Of April 1884, and BY anessr
oct ofCousress approved onIthe 9th September 1884,
titled can ac 70 amend oct entitled aot 70 prcve
further for tho public defence approved 10th April 1884,
that the President be authorised 70 call out and pace b
The military service Of the Confederate States for hres
years. unless tho war shall have bseu ended ~
white men who arc residents Of the Confederate statss
between ages OF eighteen forty years. H.
time tho call may be made and VINO are not ~ suoh te
thereof a. In his judgment may be necessary 70 the pNh
lic defence. ~itf8 Ks slf .es N sss4tt 4s4H
And whereas In my judgment the necessities Of tAs
public degence require chat every capabo Of bearing
arms between the ages aforesaid, should be called
out TO 40 his duty in tho defence Of his country and
driving back the invaders now within the limits OF TN
confederacy: ..rss = Nj 4 Is
Now, therefore l. Jefferson Davis. Presidont OF the
Confederate States OF America do w virtue o tho powers
vested In aforesaid, call out and place 10 the mf
tary service the Confederate states men res
forty.Hve years not legally exempted from military
vice and do hereby order aud direct that al perous
subject TO this call and not now IN the military servtooSi
do upon being enrolled, forshicitA yeasrE tke cos
camps eadtlishea IN the repect,re Sdtes q which ney
desetcrs in the event Of their failure 70 obey thR k
as provided in said laws. fs 48 81 10 &aIi
And do further order and direct that the enro40
officers Of the several States proceed ut enroll all
persons embraced within the crsof this proclamation
and not heretofore enrolled y 80 tH .sT
And further order that t shall be lawful for amp
person embraced within THIS call to volunteer for seryiCe
before enromet and that persons 20 volunteering b
allowed select tho Of service and the company
which they desire Join, provided such company b
deficient in the full number Of men allowed BY law FOR r.
Organization. t% ''t3 0.ie..l 3ss eas, ~.
Given under my hand and seal OF The Confederae
States Of America at The city OF Richmond. ths fteeuh
day Of July, the year OF our Lord one thousand et
hundred ana sixty -thres li@ JEFFERSON DAVIS. ~
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

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The New York herald., 1863-07-21
rns Pavnsnt sf Shs Psnnsyavenaa Mili.

fsa .asseA PnmADuSnS, July -, 1861.
oovsrsr cursis vas present a. meeting q bank pre-
deus today and asrsassd for ths payment of al tho
ss,s TROOPS called during ths ass emssysucy. Thsy
mi N b paid bsfors bsiug mustered out Good fsslns
prevailed aacns al parties, and tne bank prsesdsnss