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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Iron L.a;irond Cara.

An invention Of great interest and Importance 10
railroad comp,niet as well - to tho travelling pubc
Gently put into practical the Es~York Central rosd
framed entirely Of iron. and bun according 10 the
pstented plan Of DR. b. j. La Ho,he. through the Co
operation OF He Chsunoy, Vibbsrd aud other officers Of
this road given all tho opportunities for testing ts qualities
Of sh.nes. strength and esduane. which could be derived
from several rapid passages with heavy trains the whole
length tho route Tho results thoroughly ,sfeoy
IN every wsy that could hsve been expected Tie special
and manifest sdVAntsges Of the invention had however al
ready been denonstsd byss many experiments that ils
introduction to actual service lot required 70 disclose
thsu Tho iron hid for long time besn under tho con
deson OF ngnoeu and bgdsr and that has been
fairly ti before tho public for trial and nspecon will I'M
doubtedy receive prompt attention rs railroad corporations
in all parts Of tho coun,ry
The importance OF iron To tho companies consists in
their superior sconoy ali others To tbscommuity In
general It lies In their superior safety Upon the subject Of
their chsspness there Ia room for any tcuon Tie
cost OF building either Of passenger or Of freight cars about
the ths, Of wooden s, but tho advantage found
In tho ightness and durability Of the iron vehicle weight
Of hvs tups 10 saved 10 tho ordinary passenger In sleep
ing egh, tansi in ,eighl three tnns and IA
platform ton and half The period through which a
w.rbuii, wooden bo hep, in will not exceed
eight years. tut II is impossible to M limit to the
wear OF iron This fact IL duo much
lnstsha Of which It 10 Termed ~ 10 tho peculiar
manner OF its construction. we shall presently
sndsavor explain. It's qualities OF safety sso arbu.
table TO tho deIterops Ingenuity with which 1t is
Frame. 1t has been shown that the ordinary shocks Of rail-
road accidsuts pablo Of making any psson upon
its closely knit eri0r and the Experimental tests
that be applied the vsoss models have produced
effect yond that OF bending the sdss without crushing
any way disturbing the interior Of the oar Passengers en-
joy In fact s much additional security 10 Of those vshi
css ~ the iron ca. Of Of war wsald give over an IN
mailed wooden vessel
Nsher the external internal appearance OF IN ren car
reveals any pecOsy Of fonson excepting to sras'iced
eve Tho novelty and the strength lie wholly In the frame
vsxk which covered outside aud inside with light wooden
.,,ns, and dscorulsd in the usual Tho skeleton
frame work comprises oil that important ia the invention
II Is made Of tubes Of ths same quality sAd dimensions
ss those used for yerssersd g" pipes hardly necs'
sy v state that tue tabux form aas whisslts hs
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greatest strength Of which any mechsnssm Is capable The
conjunction Of number iron tubes represents far greater
power than their equivalent IN 'od metal In the La Moths
car these tubes with snc Ingenious accuracy
Is to meet both the essential conditions Of rrensth and light
mesa The oumbersoms joints in which, also found the
most dangerous weaknees Of ordinary carr are entirely
avoided tubos being all fitted and inserted one within
another, 30 that tho fabric becomes one blended
and in,epsrablc BODY. In th, its durability
consists so firmly bound oud closely welded
ara is various parts that ordinary force could In the
shes. degree, daIraDss It's proportions. The shock
of severe collision would perhaps indent ex!remtiol but
would not break or .hss s bulk. In wooden the chief
psr in case Of accident to be apprehsndsd from doiaed
ssment. Of iron sud spnten Of Leavy wood work which
eys tom and scattered to and fro. In the Iron this
danger teduced to n'griheance. So thoroughly Indeed
are the usual casualties ofrawsy travelling provided sssnst
that the of theas iron vehicles have bestowed
upon them the tSlo OF '' Lie Preserving Care"
Tho sIecnen H. npoD he New York Central Rs!lroai
a. built bv John McB. Davidson. II i' nest and compact
in and serves 10 illustrate effectively the purposes
aud tue prlcpe tue Invention .Ihoush 1t docs fully
represent ell the ADVANTAGE, which pronoi, and hch
are likely to rnsue from the system. b however re-
gaded with the sre,te,t favor by railroad msnsssr and
seem. destined tsk5 immediate pisco among the useful and
beneficial fpfscteal modern Inventions.
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TROUBLES IN SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.
HALLS Arc,ic n-Pos'Ponenenf 10
spring of next Year.

NEN-1 oAk, July iVs tSe''
To my CoUSTRYMEs: While on my Arctic voyage
Of iseo6l-69 planned another eIredon for 1903 On 'e
turning to tho sts,os September 862 stopped at IT
Johns Newfoundland and there fret learned that my eonh
tr, wm engaged IN At e. that there could be
bu. slight hops Of reumnE Arctic explorations the
,ime proposed Arriving in the State, snd 'endins ie"
weeks smong friends devoted TO Arctic eIPofso' cAnr
TO the conclusion to spare eIeons n preparing for my
second expedition the Arctic In struggle to MAKE
the proper pepsson have lsbored long and pecsensI
the rcsa,s ones rppcars bop.ful Of my ultimate SUGGEST
need only refer tho s,spendous obstacle he American
war. ths, hs, been eona.y before me during al my l,eoi'
for 1t the subject which absorbing tds attention OF The
whole civilized world
deeply resre, TO say that ewing to the want o''usesn'
mems the sen9ss Of the season. am now compelled 10
pos pops ny expedition to next year. In the mean time
shall pr&eed prepare my narrative Of my late voyage
e6oele2) for pu5lesOn snd q. the SANE time take 'aeh
steps s will Insure the aid for ny expedition to
the Arctic regions postponed 10 the Spring OF IOeA
Respectfully ~ HALL
" B-Leter, and ommuuics'ons for me 'bould be sd'
dressed &C. r. Hall. Of Henry 0rinhell e'e No 70
Wal street Liverpool and London lSsarsnos Company heS
Yolkp
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MORAL CULTURE on INFANCY, AND KIhDERGAR.
TEN GrlDE. by Mrs Hor,cg M.NN and ELiz'nHTh
= PEABODY. llno, W. 2b 4. u. L. L. Bufhnsin.
News oIk: O. >. Fet
The term Kirdcrgqrfcs literally means "a gar.
den Of children" and is srp,isd 10 sytem Of jnve-
nile training fr-t introduced by Friedrich Froebel
an eminent German educator. In accordance with
this method, children from the age al two mon1hs
~ fourteen wears are assembled IN spacious, airy,
aud pleasant io,n.s, opening upon garden, when
serves at once 70. gSouad aud i1r The cnuya-
ton of flowers fruits, and vegetables by tho pupils
variety Of exercises and games form part o: the
plan, accompanied by songs ard other muscsl per-
fornances and carefully adapted to amuse and in-
terest the child well 70 present cheerful and
healthy stimulus 10 all tie faculties oi his nature.
Tne author of this volume, an Intelligent aud expe-
r.ncej educator in Massachusetts, has made an emf
neatly successful application Of the leading prince
rles Of Frosbs's sysiem to the social condition aud
demands Of this country. and here presents an inter-
estine view Of the results Of her experience to-
gcther with ample practical directions for the
guidance Of teachers A series Of letters on the
moral culture Of infancy by mrs. Horace Mann, the
wife of the late distinguished aud amened Presi-
dent Of Antioch College, form a valuable aPpendage
70 the work and cannot TAIL to reward the attention
Of the reader both by tie novelty and soundne-s oi
their views, and the quiet beauty AID neiyo frank
Dess Of their style. The volume will necessarily be
in request y 10. email circle Of Persons who have
been ssusoisd by the increasing Interest Of the sob
oct, and they will find In 1t an abundant store OF
valuable suggestions
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
FROM THR FAR WEST.
Bold Attack of the Sioux upon the Pnwnee
Indian Ageney-Crops-Morm Emil
gration-TroubIesi in Southern Nebraska.


FROM Our Special Correspondent
Omaha CIT. N. T.. July ). 1862
That brave and warlike Tribe, the Brue band Of
the Sioux, whose tents and bunting grounds are
pominally in tie extreme northwestern portion Of
the Territory have just made bold and daring raid
ppon the Pswnee Indian Agency in the valley Of the
Platte, 100 miles directly west Of this city. The
Government; Agent Of the Pawnees, Col. Tushbsugh,
formerly Of Hagertown, Nd, was in the Agency
house eating dinner in company with officers Of
the Nebraska I'd Cavalry at the time the attack YVES
made. They were aroused by the cries of Pawnee
squsws who were being mercilessly scaped aud the
frantic appearance Of the few whites in and about the
agency served TO increase the alarm. A Sioux pur-
sued white woman with tomahawk raised and she
barely escaped with her life by fleeing into the cabin
There was but single company Of Nebraska cav
airy on the grounds They, however, at once COM
nsnced pursuit OF the attacking partyi the cow
ardly and panic.stricken Pawnees soon fell back,
leaving single company Of whites to contend with
4 force from the most warlike tribe in the North
West estimated at from 900 to 1900. The captain
Was almost Instantly stunned, being wounded by
several Arrows. The Hon. Joseph Dyson, formerly
, member Of our Territorial Legislature, and can
6dste for Delegate in Congress in lSJ5 was killed,
being literally perforated with the deadly and poison
BUS arrows. He fell like . brave man, as he wss
continuing to discharge bis pistols at the enemy 90
long as there was Srength left 70 raise his arm IN
defiance. Private Osborne was MORALLY wounded,
having received several shots one penstrating
bis lungs. Several PGwnees were killed. The
Sioux loss Is not known, they being in such numbers
khs. when one fell they gathered around aud imms
aist.y carried him of. The result Of the battle was
victory for the attacking party, the Sioux, a. they
made three separate and distinct charges, driving
lack the whites and utterly routing them and their
friendly bu. oowsrdly alies, the Pswnees, and finally
pamped upon the battle ground The Si0ox are said
now to bs in force twenty miles distant from the
Agency. Tho settlers arc much alarmed second
Minnesota stampede and massacre somewhere on the
borders Of Nebraska is spprebendsdby many. Gen.
B BoIisas, commandaDt Of this district and stationed
10 ths city, has no troops here within bis command
10 afford cid and assistance. he has the promise oi
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Tie imports Of Dry Goods for the week are
$g13, $40. The classification is as follows:
Professor Chase has made the following report TO
the Iiosiden, Of the Ma,omb Lead Mine:

PHoy psscy, June g. 1856,
s u sxru s,s Pr,,&,st Nae ND L'sa b..ag C,-Paa v
aiA ni.l, ~ Gy hBs Tep1i. upon ne Aso9aib
Hue -ricA iii .. dol,yei M aioi 'econd ysi,. desn
u yopo bfslT tho result. Of tho
t sfs.i, iss. fhs vsll uion rhcl Rs min. IL geuet
'orth 49, west 10 ssrta - s- IT. ag = tovsd
he angie s fetg iUS 20 lo With tae nsToa
t. wt4sn a. 1l,co.~i Ia the levels rad.s fun
& fss inches. IL, widi m,y be iEsri TO ieet
Ihs wa r,oa Of granite Ine Nsin oon'i's. o eA.es1gus
through which ibe sscn, "a Ia sg, FaGls iffesuAfy di
uss aud IN osss slihercd uio tuuchn, oics aud sLgs
10 easily veAcd aaI the ore After being rA4s-d 10 ea.y
dressed Were tho sansus o. qIa's as Il irreue4t,y tho
tie .rgcn's o asss and diesss Ito oo ~Vdid be
I've sha. hsv. been ssnt upon tho vein both Of which
A. ne commencement ef oP-raons IN ia, early spnns
nj ed wHh waisr Prom 80. the ass ae.u
noyst For several wesl, pa miners Lave bcos work
la ias the levels irom It and IL atns cut hc oIe
Tae .ss carried TO the depth Of 80 eel Rnd 10
.ad f.ho been pa,hrd on, irou IL 10 either
direction vnx rs OF backs tos stoPins Of nesy IVJ
Zoe, san 30 2 .oa.s 3v0 fsss 10 the We, OF No su
contain. aigo quantity o. waer thst was not able 20
sd sIsnine the Slopes connected with IL Ih.s
Tie vein upon which these shas sunk can be traced
within The i.s OF the CqmpanJs property iof moro than
mie. 900 reason to douUs 'ha. Il At" prove Pefmansn
Lo.des sae Macomb vein hsve tr,cei TWO other parallel
y.iu. ompanys property, lying 10 tbs north ot
ih, have ,e doao there ioults vein 70 tao 'oah Of
IL, Nacomo, though did not have tms TO trace Il These
eSTe further 0peaiIs before c. JAGso o. their
value.
extended 70 the demands oi sn enlarged Production
1ne furnaces iour in uumosr now Ja,I ogmpe'od WAL
thlak b.. adequate ~ the uAnsnt rvqusmsns Of the
nine They well modelled snd very substantial have
no doubt they will work admirably. Tue wood nom tho
ao tracl 5I scrss recently purchased BY tho Com
pany viii b. safelens 10 supply iem for many years 10
l.
"a s,,t.r an one OF more Of the fanaces will be In full
In a ,o thai aha. have opportunity not only 10 exam
throughout but TO "itue's the entire opeiauon
I rsi,ie dfs,.iur and smelling its ores shaA then be
.b 10 of sad Tsabc estimate o tho cost
ANA profit. Of production than can do st present From
~. L.y, ready ss,n however, AN Of tho opinion that
A tue present price Of lead production OF seoat ihcs tnn'
oef div whioG sht easily DO attained would sn'fd az any
. toht of 10 OO and prediction Of sir tune per day,
20 which by dpep-nns tss s.ts aud eIsnins and malii
ny. ths evr. mine slt without difficulty bo brought
~ GEO. l. GRACE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

BLACK RIVER CAEAL.-Ths amount Of tolls re-
ceived during tho month Of June was eS, 72 f7-an
increase over the period last ysar Of 81 ,Ol 81,
or nearly One-half more. No official statement Of
the tolls received thus far this season has yet been
made but we hear that tho tolls arc steadily In
creasing, and now show an exceSs over tho amount
collected up 10 this day in 1862. -...
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wounded soldiers. Truly fortunes favors have not
falan rnon barren orouI,i i'm this instance

fallen upon barren ground in this instance.
In Money there is no marked change to-day. The
supply 10 abundan. at 667 y cent, and most Of the
transactions arc under the extreme rate. The pay.
ments on account Of semi.annual dividends and in
terest have increased tie amount Of capital seeking
employment. and money is rather pressed upon bor'
rowers.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company will
pay, 18th inst, sem.anrual dividend OF D v cent,
free Of tax. The Republic Insurance Company will
pay on demand q semi annual dividend OF 81 v cent
The Firemen's Fire Insurance Company VIII pay
on demand dividend of 81 v cent, free OF tax.
The East River Insurance Company will pay on de-
rnand a dividend of S y cent, free of tax The
Manhattan Savings Institution will pay, July ~,
free of tax, 5 v cent interest on deposits OF $500
and under, and cent on deposits exceeding s'OO'
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company will pay, on
the lat Of August, a dividend OF y cent The
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad VIII
pay. Au2 /, at the Office Of the United States Trus,
Company. dividend Of 6 y cent, free Of tax. The
Lamar Fire Insurance Company has declared
emi.annual dividend Of V cent, free OF tax Iay-
able on demand. The Central Park Fire Insurance
Company, u semi-annual dividend Of y cent, free
of tax, payable on the 18th inst The Bowery
Savings Bank and the Manhattan Savings lnsttu-
ton have declared their usual semisnnus Dividends
free of Government tax, payable on the Goth inst.
The interest on the stocks of this City, payable on
the lst of August will be paid by tbs City Cham
berain at the Broadway Bank.
The Gold market has not been very ective to-day,
and the tendency has been downward. After SELL
lug at I33 It fell of 1921 ard closed at 1922 bid.
ssArxngsr ef L.s Park B.H6, heD. Y0,s July |. H.3
LIABILITIES. -
a. 'Vo o' -
Uistosuis ulpad. IOs
Dividends 1f Ehs dIt... IeiVV . ~.
Cifcula.i0n outstanding. Zp13 w
Profit sud '"'f u
-
Loans aud
T.. ~ Socks.... S201 0oD deposited for 1oo 90 On
y. \ state S.oeks. 2O4vD ciicu.asioa -
Re.l Ei,a,e BANKING House. Nos aid Beck - .
sIe~t. lJO <ob 80
l. gal Tender Notes and Checks for Exchange 2Dts ~
5f''<v< W
,..........................Sl5 Is ~ Tsl Ol
~. a.Hf
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troops 40 coon az matters shall be settled at Vicks

troops 40 soon as matters shall be settled at Vcks
burg and below.
PERSONAL.
The Hon. Sidney A. Edgerton Of Ohio, recently
appointed Chief Justice OF iiaho Territory, QUILTED
in this place q few days ago, took the central
North Platte rone to Laramie; thence he is provided
with Government escort. Ttis is the surest, safest
and all things considered, 10y far the most suitable
route TO tie mines. This fact IS being deinoh-
strated beyond cavll bv the emigration tins season.
\ single individual OF this place has freghted out
over $4,000 worth Of goods to the new MINES oi
Idaho this year.
THE CROPS.
The farmers Of this section are in the midst OF
harvest. The wheat crop il abundant, both ran
and Spring varieties. The season has been very Ia
vorabe and the indications are proptious Tor bou-
tiful yields of all kiuds OF crops Corn never Dad =
better stand and the season having been very iavor-
able promises we'll The settlers need aud are CRATE
ul for these proptious and gracious smiles Of Proy-
dence, for they ere poor and depenceht. Inc fa,
West resps but little Of the benefits OF the war anu
its disadvantages fall more heavily upon heF 'han
most any other section of the country Buy sue sA
curt Ill the territorial integrity OF the hepnoh'-
never She has too many aud strong commercla al
ties with the South and with the East ever 10 tuo'
init 70 this. She DON. propose 10 suomi 10 any
tarif upon the shirment of hf corn, cH'on, suu
flour tina, Southern " Confederacy may eHmDnsh,
ana abe never will consent that tie waters of her
Iban free and unobstruces TO the commerce of an
uudiyided Republic.
TIE MORMON EMIGRATION.
About 5000 Mormon emigrants. mlinly from En-
rope have arrived here on their way 10 the land OF
the SAINTS the emigration this season 10 expected
TO he sboat coo. Five huudred wagon, have AZ
rived from Salt Lake 10 meet here ard take out the
Mormon food. About $40 wagons iii ail are engaged
this season hauling goods and supplies from tls point
to Salt Lake.
TROUBLES IN SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.
The troubles in southern Nebraska are s.iii onlnous
and much TO be grieved over, though II Is someInS
more like quiet since last wrote yoa. Tie o'hef
day party OF nine came over from riissour cross
ing the river at small town called Brown,!ie anu
went out in the country about four miles, ei eieVeh
bnllets in a man. end after doing the foul and cow
ardly murder, came back TO town, boastsd OF what
they had done, and crossed back at their leisure.
The citizens were too cowaTdly to make any resist
ance or-something else oE"tA.
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The able aud patriotic Discourse delivered by the
Rev. SIErHrs ii. Trso, ID. d., on tho day Of tho
National Fast, ID published in convenient form for
distribution by tho American Tract Society. The
noble sentiments Of this discourss set forth with
burning eloquence, entite it 10 the widest crcula-
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> - 49, 90
REUBEN ". HOWES, President
CHARLIE. A MACY, CashioL

The Traiesmens Fire Insurance Company has
declared semi-aunusl dividend of 5 v cent, pay.
able l0th August.
The books Of tho Chicago ard Milwaukee Railway
Company will bs opsned at the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company in this city on Monday next, for the
ssue Of now stock In exchange Tor the old certificates
of the two Companies which have recently been
consolidated.
There was an improved feeling In the Breadstuifs
narke, this morning. which was lost later in the day
under private advoes from Europe. Posk WAS active
and buoyant under the prospect Of trade with the
South by the opening Of tho Mississippi.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company, No. f5
WAL street, cash ca74, $4,000
Su plg, .tsr 2rovdf1G f0r al oatf'auding ciaims
snt dividend ofo per osAt declared tnss day.. 800
net Assts w.
Tha Company Arf- r.,co that tley hsvs Increased
n.f capital froa go 80 TO co. which Is al PAID IN
an ,,h.T with their suIp'os IL s-eaisly Invested
Tie imports Of Dry Goods for the week are
1913 go. The classification is as follows
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE--JvIsaa
Before Commissionsr OssosS
IRAUDuIENI DISCHARGES.

Henry Gessner was brought before the Comuhs-
,ou.r charged With mailing f.e oertacsts Of disehss
from the army, With Intent to dsfraI !, 10 .
Ia ia Cd that ono eInard Lochman was discharged fH
physical disability. that the secased hled out ccncas
that he discharged for wounds aud Proeaed " 'soS
turs the srner not undeutspding English Lochmsn ~
then induced take 70 Amy agent, to whom 10 AZ
rls'nsd tho Transaction
The accused wss eou mitted by shs Csmnissisas ssA
Lochu all detained . q witness
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The Adireu Of Mr.. EDWARD EyEnrrr delivered
at the annual examination Of tho United States
Naval Academy presents a favorable Wow Of the
state Of that Institution under tho devoted and off,
cisnt administration Of tho Superintendent, Com
modore George 8. Blake. Mr.. Everett also des-
can.s with bis usual picturesque eoquepce, on the
character Of the naval profession, and unfods 8
wholesome train Of thought on the causes and ten.
denotes Of tho Slaveholders' Rebellion.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

SUPERIOR COUHT-srEcIAL Tnxn-JuLr p-Vsfors
Jus,ics MosCRIgE
DECISIONS.
George w. Scott sgt John Ferguson; Theodore
Rsmsrs Gc.. agt Jshn r. Ridnsr. no. Order granted
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Me,srs. Barring B,o.b ,rs e. Co. remark:

Little doing in United s,stA ~ccks; We 9uote >: 6nesi
&c. To' Psnusyvania S. ssosz o9na' e@SS; mAsl.oas
In Railroad bonds marked aosi Sanaja &C. T9Si
Nsw-brunswick, lOS0i99; Nova-5cotla, A'e3iO9
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SUPREME CoURT-CuAnBxRs-JrLr lo-Bs'sfs Jssass
Barnard.
DIcIsIONs.

James Brown agt. Mary Z. Brown.-Four dos'
lars per week .linaony ne counsel fee sllowsd , o.
Msrs sslis,eh sgs. Albert Sslssch, William T. fianss
sst Mar v Pntman-Judsmsnt Of divorce granted
MsrgsTe, Psassrsw sgt Thomss A r'tsesrsw'-Moa'~
dsni,d with leave ~ amend ~
In ,.,taT Of The estate Of James H. Kp-Payef OF per
,tiosrr rsnea Trustee TO ivs security In sisSo via
two sufstes- -. s..,x A a p.,t.r A
VIM NJ N. Paddook---Motions denied
Espsrt Har,sy sgt John heA A-RefeTencs efdsed W
tale proof Of facts, kc =, . n...,.a
la ths matter of H. A. Fish fer surplus money -otsnsS
In ts matter of the Mayer, Ss OF Nsw'f fok In teAN
"A c.,,ra P.rk take PROOF OF cfa
Shepherd Knapp ast Ann seaman ct al AsiLas, 4
stew.t axt. Meyer Cohen ct a.; Frances D. pu0y W.
at J.mss N. Fsgan.-Motions granted
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

MANUAL OF INSTRUCTIONS FOR MILITARY SIR.
GEONS BJ Jons oEpAosArI. 81. u. L2mo. Up sS''
ID. 'sD so,.fAre-
In tie preparation Of tLis volume. Professor Or
dronaux las aimed at furnishing the military sur-
eeon with "a complete manual FOR the examination
Of recruits and discharge Of soldiers I.vas under
taken ct the reque.t Of the United States Sanitary
Commission, and Is presented 10 fofm in accord
ance with tho views Of tha, body. The materials OF
the work have been drawn from he bsbes. Euro
p,an authorities. especially from the COLES Of III.
sirue,ion adopted by the Governments OF France
and Pfussia for the enlistment and dschargo Of SOL
diss. The diligence and good judgment II the an-
thor nio NANTES, In the execution, as well ~ the
method, Of this valuable treatise, which Will bs found
to be al inportsn, contribution 10 military medical
juri,pudenoe, and welcome professional aid 10 ne
class Of surgeons for whose serYieo II issHpfsssly
dosos.A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
The London Economtst Of tho 9th juno, by the
Asia, says:

Th. supply Of money than sdequae to the present.
demand ana notwithstanding tho spproach Of the quarter
torn. are quoted rihs below the bank Istc The sl In
dollars aud tho in the Oriental as well "a othar
favorable symptoms leading 70 the expecta-
tion or . greater the ptoxmsts release oil tho
Aydrnd. due Announcements OF uew projects continue
10 no made but OF European politics the
reosut chasgs tho Frsnsh Ministry, and the numerous
OF soek ei different descriptions FOR
OF e.h sohess In oesneet0u with the
now IN proas" o. tue stoeA siohsnso mere o.k n-
ory Tor discounts this account been
hume ous
V.ry large amounts ofbuos Arc expected to arrive im.
mediaisiy.
The latest statement Of the Bank Of England