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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11

n~ In a speech in Congress on the Goth
of February. 1861 Vallandigham used the
following language:
"Sir just so long IS slavery is recog-
nizsd as an element 10 politics at all-jusi
so long as the dividing line between the
slave labor and the free labor States is kept
up as the only line With the disparity be-
tween them every day growing greater and
greater just so long viii il be impossible to
keep peace and maintain Federal Union
between them"
The question, then, according to Mr.. Val
landigham, resolves itself into this shape:
the Union cannot be preserved unless, either
Slavery is extended TO al the States or pro.
hibited TO all. And with this understan-
ding he is exhor,ing the north 70 "stop
6shting.' and acquiesce in the just demands
of the South, and save the Union BY ma
king slavery universal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11
Noble Words from Gerrit. smith

In a recent speech at Albany, this old
and radical Anti slavery advocate repeated
! his position after the following style:
II have said we must insist on the un-
conditional submission of the rebels. Oar
opposition to the rebels must also be uncon-
ditional We must make no conditions on
behalf of tho Republican, Democratic or
Abolition parties. We must make no con
ditions. Ii the rebellion triumphs, let all
else die-for sll. family, wealth. party-all
would he worthless without a country =
The rebellion must be put down at wa,ever
cost, or whatever sacrifice. The Repubi-
can or Democrat WHO is intent only on hold.
ing his party. is in league with reb Is. Are
there Abolitionsts who will not 60 for crush
| ina treason unless Government shall pledge
itself to prosecute the war until slavery is
abolished Let me say 10 them. l have
no sympathy with you know you only
as enemses ofmy country. The true doc
trine is-iet come irhdt may Of temperance,
of aboiihoaism. Of republication. of den,
ocracy, the rebellion must and shall be put
dorn. Ii is not row down, only because
we have not been as earnest in putting il
down as the rebels have been in putting it
up. We are in this war to be brothers,
We are to know no man by his party name.
but only as anti rebellion men. In course
of my long life. L have had TO do something
against intemperance and slavery; but since
the bombardment of Sumter, l have been
ready to work with all against tine rebellion
to work, il you please, with the greatest
drunkard on my right, and the great pro-
slavery man on my left. II abolitionists re
fuse to work With me without some pledge
of the abolition of slavery it is little to
their credi, that they allow the sin of sla
very to blind their eyes TO the greater sin ol
rebellion. II, as some say. slavery aud re-
and slarery falls ,cith IT,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11

D~ Mans feelings are always pu,es;
aud mos; glowing At the hour of meeting
and farewell: ike the glaciers which are
transparent and rosy-hued only at su.rise
and sunset. but throughout the day er.v
and eold.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11

sr ASS" g. lines Of the type In which thi
10 sss No advertisement inserted for less than One
Dollar though Lgss than lines, and FOR one week
only. All advertisements measured BY this
rule.
All advertisements coatinued till forbid at the ex-
psnss % the advertiser.
Advertisements amounting to IS will be entitled to
editorial notice free of charge Each subsequent
c notice, whom equested, 81.
Obituaries.-AH Obituaries Of ten lines or less
inserted pRHx. All this amount will be charged
at half sdvertising rates.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11

New IxvEsrroz.-A gssias down KAse
intends applying for > pafest lar s.aehise
which. he says. when wousd up and - i
motion, win chase . hog over : ten Aess ~
CATCH yoke and ring him ]; o. bya slight
change OF gearing. il win chop hia into
sausages, work his bristles into shoe brush.
e., and manufacture his tail into . eork-
screw.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11

II We lately met . gramuariao. says .
Californian paper. who has just made . tour
through the mines. conjugating. or rather,
|cogitaling thus: POSITIVE. mine; eompasa-
tive, miner; superlativs, minus."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11

~A stspid conservative" jowsal
calls the radicals !" men e1 oae idea." e 10
not better to have one idsa, thaa nsDe = alj.
like the conservatives" Usias.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-11

Weeksff 90 oe 20 " " Vvt'11 io'"o
t,r::t.Ii * Q sol Isl S ool6 ssiT 5oli4,oo2o %
\ IL - II
swc.tsli sn 9 ool 4 so 8 Ocl7 sol eciistcz5 ,oc
wcek.i 7sl3 50l5 2s q 90 9 Isl 10 90 oolJo, 90
IL IL IL :. i. -. L..
~ Week. 90 OIL Oo Oolo.eo i2oO 20 90 90 90
les II IL. -.
SMoasAs 81 ee oe,'o,o9lia 800 5,e"i4o 90
s......f-... .... -. -. = ao
Months 90 00to,oe l2,0o l4oo Z','Vi oVuo
...y....i ....t .. t.l -. i Il. II
] Year. 90 1900 5,0ols,oo ,oo2ooV1o,"io",o''so,p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

By its peculiar and specific qualities it arrests II
cold stage in AGUE and FEVER, and prepares the sys
tenn for the administration the admitted curatives
this disease.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

To Horse Owners.-DR. SWEETS lNFALLLBLE
LISIMENT HORSES IS unriVacd by any, in and all
cases Of LGMcness, arising from Spra'ns, Bru ses or
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speedily SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily prevented
and cured In their ncpent stages but confirmed cases
beynn the possibility of a radical cure. No case OF
the kind however desperate hopeless but may
be alleviaed bv this Eminent and its faithful appica-
ton will always the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel with comparative
Every horse owner should hive this remedy al mana.
for its timely use at the first appearance OF Laneness
will efectuay prevent those formidable diseases meh-
toned, to which all horses LIABLE and which render
See alyertisement dcow olG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

Taken as hot punch, in HUMORAL and SPASMoDIC
ASTHMA it affords immediate relief from the distress
ing symptoms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

Dir. sweets EnfallIhle g-inIInent Is truly :
end in need and every family should maven ii "ao
o23 dNwiV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

Geo. =. HOpPin a. Co, Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
Malt Meal OF all kinds, Fine and Coarse reed bUtte-
and Cheese, Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass
jel3 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

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the Ill effects of bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed VIII
LIAM A. BACHELOR, all others are limitations,
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Cream Dressing the Hair Sold in WorcesteTby Geo.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12
8oteIs an0 Restaurants.
miscellaneous
FOR PROVINCETOWN.
= TWO TRIps A WEEK.


From Boston WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
From Provincetown MONDAY and THURSDAY.
The and commodious Steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUCK, G. b. SMITH, commander will commence her
regular trips between Boston and Provncetown leaving
the of Eastern Avenue Wharf Boston, 81 O'Clock
Wednesday, June II. She has been built expressly
for this route and il fitted with every accommodation
and convenience for ladies and gentlemen Fare 80.
For any information, apply to DoLBIER & SLEEPER,
266 Commercial Street, Boston.
j. E. BOWLY, Agent.
Boston, June TO- 1868 deOp6m iell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

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forms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

WOIfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
universal curative in CONSUMPTION; renewing the Tu-
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

In DRoPSY its estab ished curative properties have
long been without rival atested by universal med
ical testimony.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

AIRS HOLT, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
lyA and Agent for Prot Bannlng's Braces, Is Crown
street. south side of Chatham street diff jeS0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-12

In GOVT and RHEUMATISM, if taken in the form OF
punch, the patient lying warmly covered IN bed
this pare alcoholic dstillatiOn will effect speedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
accounts from San Frnncisco.

san FRANCISCO, Tuesday, May 49, 1862.
The steamer Golden Age briggs advices from the
City of Mexico ~ May 2 and from Puebls 10 April
30.
Gen. 0rtegaS dispatches to Gen. Comoniof'
state that on the night Of the 24h of Aprlthe French
exploded a mine on the block called Stnimo, o'c"'
pied by Mexican troops.
A number Of the Mexicans were buried ID 'u0
ruins but the balance resisted the frenon AL "e"'
lighting desperately.
On the morning OF the 25th both parties were re-
enforced and continued the fight with the greatest
determination and ferocty the Mexicans az Us cio'e
holding their original position.
Dpring tba contest the French exploded smother
mine in the Santa Jesd, and another fight ensued
hare lasting peyen hours the Mexicaus remaining
muster, of the field ard capturing 100 prisoners
from the lst Regiment Of French Zouaves.
The French left four hundred dead on the field.
Since these fights the French have kept up the
bombsrdmeBt of the city, though less vigorously
than before.
On the LIST Of Nay President Juarez left the City
Of Mexico for Gen. Comonfort's camp near Puebla,
for the purpose Of urging immediate offensive opera
tons against the French.
SAN FRAScIsCo, "Wednesday. May 20, 1863.
Gen. 0rteea's dispat hes to Gen. Comonfort, dated
Puebls, April % thus sum up the military situation
during the last mouth and half;
"The French have made eight assaults succeed.
ing only in two. We have lost nothing save our
abandoned forts and one line Of deienses. For the
last thirty-one days we have not lost a foot OF
ground. The French continue 10 throw their bombs
INTO the city, and are cutting bitches ANA covered
ways for an attack on Santa Ania."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

concentrated political powsr Nor DO how Be A.
vered is sbd climate objects for partisan purv
will 10 the hsnds Of privileged p~rsopt
monopoly OF bsnking II su1py suthor under suItsbs
ADD necessary restrictions OF ersor rot ess
than Two 10 number in OF the States 1.ofas Of ~
ion engage 10 tho busioe Of bspkng viii pre,epts
them from Issuing singls dollar TO cicuss Q. money
which Ia not secured b. the socis aud the resonoes II
ths Government. Il Is. therefore. in my judsm.st
"a, far as ciruon 10 oOhceroedl ouya perfectly sss
system Of b'Dkng, II tbst emineuty Gdap ed "a
tue usturs Of political institutions L. secufv, The bill
holder beyond contingency protects depos,o % g'ses
eIteu than they uusy protected by State edslatou
Oilers equa sc1es 10 ell who may have the sp.sl
GiI OiioI 10 oTin as,ocstoBs under H. ard uss fair
large retu to thei sockhoG,rs thsr ents
>. Tbi, system Of eEAiug q Il becomes which
be ieye It viii be- will lend directly and powerfully cr,ss
and he alive Union sentiment among the people Tue
oua currency wall represent the unity OF the ion. II VII
add the OF pecunisy interest to higher conS.tons
Tor maintenance q the OoyeEnmeut aud make "a
Union and 70 the Constitution Of lulrrest 20 ye
a. OF du'y
l,ts zsneral view OF this system Of nations. bani,ns
that has ed 70 discontinue exceedingly psaot
official connection With the bsEk Of ths State IBdians Doe
tho strongest IL not the strongest snd conserve
tive bsnk Union. and 10 accept the ohcs Of Conos
Of tho Currency. Believing that this view Of The sys,ss
Wit see yours and that the result Of the eEpsment
will not prove 1t 70 be errooeo0s
l remain uoiy yours HUGH McCULL0CH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
SAIrnear. May or. n.

Tho Share market wa. ire. ular this morning, but
win a generally improved tone at tho eoSe OF he
session. Tnero has been a considerable amount "
realizing ,aie.. and moro courage on tho part Of
the te,r.. which. with The ACTIVITY Of money. has
very naturally gwen Tho market n led appear
ancc alter the recent considerable rise A. the Sec
uud Board however, there was lrn tone Ia the
leading shares, with aige disposition to buy, aud
recovery IN the loading description, of to y
cent. At The cose IN the tho feeling continued
very siroug With "a large amount of lran-acuons,
and higher prices in some cares. The lest quotations
were: Missouri STATE os, IA OIL; Pacific Mail
Steamship Company lSSSls9; New-York Centu'
Railroad, l25i a 1851. Ere Railway, 99i G9i !;
Ene Railway Preferred. ll7I SlO7i Hudson River
Rarogc, 1855 a 1851; Harlem RnIruad. ll4i d rs;
Harlem Raj nj al Preferred rs ll6; Reading Rail
road, lliiallIi; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiaua Railroad. S0i asOi, Illioois Central Rail
road, ll5all5i; Cleveland ana Pttsburgn Raft
road g7s d97i; G.lena aud Chicago Railroad, l0SI
9l0sa; Cleveland and 1oledo Railroad, ll5s a
ll5,; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 1851 q
1881; Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen Railroad
$50. a 1861.
la Foreign Bills there is bu, liulc doing. The
market is qaet Tor Sterling at 1870 Tie open-
ing OF be Mississippi, now probably accomplished,
sill send forward large amount OF cotton and We
look for lower rates for bills.
Frcishs ale rather duh aud rates are lover. To
LiyerfO tLe engage usnls Hre rs O00 tosh Corn at
BID as Ia bHg.; $4,000 40. Wheat n; ID il bulk
sud bags and 81 900 tu,t. Corn aud Wheat at 3D. ia
bulk aud baYs z GO ID; go bills Flour at -. 3D.
700 boxes bacn OF rs. Gd; and yer Neutral hag 81
tans, aud 800 lk1s. Provisions Mt :Os. aud - ruRs
Oil at 800. To London: 80 bales American Hemp nj
H.. aud PER neu,raAlg 100 hbls Fsur a. IS. 3D..
ana 500 tbls. 40. 10 ili up II, S. To GhvSow, pen
Neutral yestei: 20 t,s Beet 3d., sud 300 tcs Land
At 39s. To Hamburg 200 boxes Bacon es steamer,
at lOs. The char ers nrc Prls-IAu bark to Belfnsl
"th Grain al ii H., AMI vessel Of $50 binds. bomu
rom tie north sde OF Cuba wiGb Sugars at S. y
bhd.
The BURNERS If the Sub-Treasury was: Receipt,
| s., CJl.5i 5J-ior Customs, slyy.0O0; hymou,s,
H., 28 Gig 81 Balance 4 10 1913 %
Tie earnings If the Ch,eego and N9rth-We,tern
Railway Company Tor sse week ending May Il
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
Rec.sps. OF Produce.

MAJ 90 e1 -, yO.s Flour Ia 0b.s Cora 1fes Css bsss
Cotu bra - uu. NLlsEy, iv0OJ b4S.i hest lsS,ysA
bl,l Con $500 tush. Oas, ~ AA.. pSxs
Pr.sions - As' A,lss .,si5 l1S'. LaTS, l61 pAsi Oh
Mea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

Sal, ia in abundance aud OF very fine quality. We
h.o- from Nsw-Granads, that the Government Of
Co.. Mosouera is consolidating itself every day.
r.or yenezuc' we ean that the heads Of tie con-
lending parties were ubont making treaty of pe'ce
although there was but little prospect Of settle
ment. The Corn crop at Curacao has this year been
yefv poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

FoR EUEoTE.-Ile BRUSH steamer City II New
York CAPT Kennedy. tsii,o Saturday or Liverpool -b
l28 cabin psssagsr, and 0thes Ia sev.s- G3 Oo H.
specie.
The Cun.rd steamer Cor'ioa Csr. Le M'saursf. sailed
tie day for Havsus sd Esssss VITA 80 pa.uggs sae
1l4j sOJ - "a specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

fiEE rs PEARL STREET.-About $40 o'clock,
Inventory building No $50 Pear, street, occupied by ssriu
Osgood ehsir makers. by which large VI properly
destroy aod The building badly sed II eommsueed
the employee, Of s.wn O,sood wa, Gus wbio lighted
sccoun OF which append to tina report. Tue oa-'
follows s.win O.sood chair makers In No. &C.,
occupied the second ouuh floors .nd su,tainsJ
damage 10 tie amount Of ttVvQ Insured In
ST. Nicholas and Manhattan lnsusAcs Couipsnes There
which damaged 10 the amount OF about 1905 supOrd
10 insured Ia tho basement thrs qaHty Of suur
belonging Lejuafd ApBsby SON. ,aid 10 be- INSURED Ot
Ia cil. CONT sius; dHs4el TO the
Anderson Prfc1 duAsfs Ia coors aud chemicals tie
fvo oil NO J8 sustained Damage thn amount OF 800
Insured IN the Pacific Dsufsnce COu pauy 90,
occupied tho bas-ment. James EgBrIt aUd 10
printer occup od the second bird aud high floors aud
dsnsg g. tho sxirDt of 5000 for 500
the Krle. LshoG, Market and Greenwich Compuniss r..
Llis Co. b0OkDlbdrTs pied the fourth nVJ md
building, owned Robert hois, and dauu god about
| t4,tOOi faiiy Insured 10 e,tJ companies
Tho bGiGiug No SO, eccup by T. H. WenE TsstsuT
keeper; BBGu "uke cain AGENTS tho P-ur soap Coa
pauJ Ovorsee, sseus aud ii Neal printer, .h.hy
dsuaged Dy ra.oi.
| Jobn For the man who vs., flinz the lamp from WheA
tho eIplJIon occurred, hi. sevefcl, burned
hi. fe oyury cOubtfu. fire MashA Baker visited tim
tho City hospital when the said that the tlo IDOL the
lamp yI heatn. tho used To- uns tho ehalfs tosolhe
had eEhaussd a1d - was la tho act Of ung hr
lighted When The sievho e4usL and the rxoeds.
scattering the split a. his panlaOons Ho csed oct 5.
ffederck smith, who wofkiug vi man. 20 pun oh bis
PANS bat itgi-nto AID down stigs. ht
tox hudS could DOT pat cot tho IRE down the al
10 LIS 9th AL bl.z." On reaching ID,
sidewalk tTird pull Of HE lanis fAIi,d aud
effort had his hands md ains drraduly burned Two
hfse then took him drug aud suppcd hin,
pulling away skin 90 doing. ROuLIssn Blair
IN cnsi.o ofasr the Hospital whei.
wss bong caIeiuly attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
From Our speciG Correspondent

From CURACoA--EnAScIPATIoS OF TIE SLAVES.
by Tho arrival Of the brig Mauricio, Of Holland,
Capt. Schroeder, we have advicss from Curacao TO
May 9. There /, no news Of importance. Tue
Euancjpstion Of Slaves would take place On July J..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

Loss OF I'M BRlTIsH SHIP llIMALATi.-A special
dsgstch to tho echaut. EIchsnss street dated g
Johns ~ F., Asy 70 the sv. q, tia. Port q
Capt Phsars sud Of The British ship HnAsy. honi
Liverpool Mach 81 FOR aoltss, which ys.se had been
totally Loaf II sLs ice On TIE l2lh mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

FIRE IN NORFOLK STREEr.--On Saturday morn.
ing "a o'clock tfo ocouIed IA the house No. J5 NorfoE
street. commencing tho roof tn. tVp 1Jor ouplrd
FrGenok keuph, whose loss furnuuro amounted ~
$780, Tue s-cCnd floor ocsUp-1 W Geo.
Beckln. whose loss furniture amounted e. 49, 4sI-o
e Pacific Company Tor 800 Francis HeeEcr fs.iiius
the floor losi furniture 80, insured for 1sD
ihe frs, door occupied BY j. S.che goesiy store
dwelling ana damaged JJ Insured Ia tLs BtOsk
Ign Insurance Company for 100 Tho bulldog 4. ogns
ny MI Howsgep, ant Is damaged 10 tho OF
go; fully insured TIC cause VI tho hio IL unAnVwn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

IT,, R4a 7a6 10 Al97.75J 60 658 93T 81
The earnings Of the road for the hrst week
in May, 1862 and 1868, were as follows;
II. 1862 1sB3,
Freight and Passengers. SO J'y % |Jl'"S' W
Increase. p3oJJ % a.,
In tho annexed table Of railroad earnings 1t VIII
bs seen that the largest earnings per mile in March
1868 were on tho Reading Road, and tho second
largest were upon the Hudson River. The NJ l.
Central could not be included in the comparison, ia
the earnings of that road are not made public:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
Correspondence Of the Assoeia,sd Press.

HAyASh. May 10. 1863.
On the l6tb, the French ftesmeI-of.war LEurt
arrived from Vera Cruz, which port size left on the
llth. She reports that no news had been received
there from the army later than tho 9Th ut.; that
the Eego OF Puebla had been rsised or suspended,
till the arrival Of rseuforcemeDts and heavier glns,
az il had been in pOss'r 10 penetrate the City OF
Puebla with the Gfuhery they lad 1t beag VI only
I2-pound Cafber, t0ough rlhed.
The guus from the vesseiv OF war IN port have
been senE ashore aud are TO 70 70 PuSbla. Two
0uns bad arrived within two days journey, and
others were Oh the road. The impDssIbility Of en-
terinR Poebla consisted ia the bsrrcsdes II feet
thick Of earth and etOnes and in the fact that the
MexIcans had filled the houses Of the fret line OF
psrapets with earh. The MexcaBs again occupy
the Fort Of Sac Xavier, which tbey are repairing
The Euse reporse that light tklrmishes took pince
daily with parties VINO out 10 attack from the
civ; that on The 2ih urge convoy Of meal was
captured by tie French, which the Mexeans were
irving 20 introduce IutO ihe atty.
"A French officer passed through thls port In the
mail steamer Clyde route tor France, whence he
As to send out heavy siege traln, and Vera Cruz
letter says nothing will ne dous tili thoe guns az
rive aud until reiniOrceui-nis reach OfZaha, which
cannot be CARRIER thsn the 1rst part Of Oc ODER. We
ara very ANXIOUS to get the Mexican accounts, ss
va place DO reliance on those received through
The Englsh friaaie Immor,alite brought the news
that the FGench had been defeated, aid ooliged TO
retire 10 miles toward Onzaba, 10 which place Gen.
Forey aud slAf had gone. letter from person
in high standing 10 Vera Crnz TO ooo Of the ZANE
category here ssys "the French have been obliged
90 raise the ssge, and 10 rctrca, nine miles. I'M
derst md they will 70 into quarters al Orzabs, and
await rs-snforcemsnts And heavy guns from
France"
The convoy wrote you Of az carrying 81 900, 900
from Vera Cruz, l am informed was attacked BY the
Guerrllas, aud tbs money stolen. gave you al &C
count Of the CO inter gueriss who three times
driven back h thtr attempt " disodge these Ruer
Tllles. who It was soppo,ed would attack the con
vOy. This an lold the reasoa that the transport
Rkuro 10 10 return 70 Vsfs Crux with o., 000, 700
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

Tba .t.,ucr Daniel Drew, boat Of uUrvslSd
- 4, 49, ,,,. inr n,,psrss.ry % taxing hsr p.se o.
b.. day h.twrou this eiJ .nu ~ az a. I.ns
that she will bs brought " $40 h'~' 'O"'N ~ ~ w
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DisTIsGUIsnED AERiYALs.-Nsjor-Gen stone
rnsu Chief Cavalry ADD Bds 6es 'sle, siVsd n to-r
OF SATURDAY aud are ~ lie Fiiih Avenue Hotel
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BOARD or ExcsE.-The Commissioners Of En-
else me, Saturday. a, O'Clock. punusaI TO ss uTnu n
Two licenses wer, grated.
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cotrRr cALskpAR-MoSDAr, May Is
an. Auui,crsnrie..

Hondly, May p. 49,,
FaiGSps tHioKsirEN yr,xr MsKT'sa, -. a.
,ton.. Rutherford place between East Fasen'A '0a '"'
ts,ntA streets.
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HUMAN CHARACTER, Physiognomy, Physiol
ogy Phlenolory Ethnology and P.yolo,ogy, gwen
the PHkKSoLOGiCAL JOUksAL. 10c. No.. OF ye.f.
FovLKh WELLS, No J0s Broadway.
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CITY HE Ms.
tendency.

The thirteenth anniversary Of the Nev-fork
Turner'S vii be oelsb-stsd Jsles' Wool 10 d.y. TAs
,mp. tnaoaue ,eE, the f.5s viii cal OCT %. 'sd' Of
tlis oTs suiz.lion.