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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
IRON WEST POINT.
The Wall Boat Fired Tnf1--ReialiniOry
Measures, &c.
FROM Our specisl Correspondent,

Ytou Our Bpecisl CorTeSpcnoent-
Wysr PoisT Nay "a 1863
The mail boat STan, plying between thir place
end Yorktown, Wis fired into s! evening" on her re-
turn trip from Yorktown, when opposite the mouth
Of Ma,apony River, by Rebel battery Of five pec's'
Same fifty shots were fired, but one or two only
,tr,lck the boat, doing 10 particular damage. The
ounboat More came 20 The Point and sheNed the
battery which "skedaddled" III double quicA aiteF
.ychany1uQ one gnOt with tue Morse. Several sheis
,yere sn after the retre2ting Rebels, WIN What e.
fect cannot be aseertaiDed. The acton TOOK pace
mont three miles down The nvor ana wa soine-
,yh.t cycling while il lasted Last evening, party
,oa sut ashore from the morse, and the houses lOr
reariy a mile along the river were SCI on hIe, uS
,nsa.yre of retaliation and military necessity,
the homes ahording protection TO the "ssauIling
nnrties The persons living near the spot p1o,efteu
aoor.i tbe attack being made, Oh the eroubd 'ba'
Wild ba ussless and subject them 70 unnecessary
tronbIe True 10 Rebel cbsracteristics, the hepel
officer. belonging TO Vices command, pan,ea n's
battery and thus brought more harm 70 uDoheho'pB
citizen, Of ms own persuasion Than he ihn'c'o' WI
Our nail boat. an
| West Point understand, has been mace SEP,
| arate command nnder Gen. Ord. The heaIth oi ,be
troops here s good ut present. bnt II is apprehenueu
| that Tie apyroualinR hot weather VIII pfOauco
difi,1ent STATE OF thIgs. The beat il executive ~
reaoy and the air II tainted with the ihatna arr
ing from decayInQ vegetation III the soIroihol n
Gw amps, aud irom decOmpOsing animal matlsr' int
etlctest fanary measures must be rehoted to' aiiu
Immediately 10 protect our brave troops On '''
| pepiusula Wv. s.
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SUPREME ooUR'

SUPREME COURTS EcIAL Tsss MAJ a.-Befors l1'tce
scTHFsLNSD
.DECIs IOGS.
Mason ngt. Cushman.-Jndgnen For defendant,
II. missing eonp-It WIN costs. FLdngT. q Be settles
Coleman -rt Dr7nu, inpesded-Juasgsn, for Defendant
nevo in domnrrer. -,
Coemsu sgt. Bl.chfori npleaiedJudfustt for def'na
art Eatchfod demurrer with eo'ts, ~h leave i'i be
plaintiff to AN. nd LLs comI hln on payment Of coats
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removal.
Usrrrn sri7Es alrrAWy RAiLRo ID 0rY.cg.
!, -. -. u. ..t...,s u 4 Al. - I.lf \

No $50 G.st. W..niSGToN u. g.. Mss -. 1913
rADPOAD IRON for SALE.--'rhe uudcr-
Ii ,ed will receive hids Tor ,he puchass Of gJ3 w. ~
tus, now RAILROAD IRON, webbing CJ polnds TO ne
ysrd 2G6 s1j22i0 tuns % tho above - :. ne al-v'
ss IoAa.town Pa and tho balance 63 1902 30 tans, 10
A. pnsbnTh, Pa =, =, - -,
lu case Did accepted the party making the SAME WV
hno'rd az soon practicable. Ii within dys .itsT
,neh notice patty hall fal ~ uaks payment IVA cover
ent Fruds 30 tho the hoi io which 'uoA '''
"a. rsd. vii be subj e 90 sale - my otff InfiJu
Inc rgLt 10 IeJert any snd al dds Ia expressly esetvo1
All sds rust hs scaled and difcct % toe hec,',gne'i
nsop d. G., End lad1Ieed Bids 10. hall BAD lfoh-'
ma. vii Ii received Gbo invited until Ja1e ~ Le
'D'' TCErHsCN. ,fyte.r and a =. ~
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STAgr NBv.NORK
fsPrWikbRs5 OFFICE, Bio. 100 WIlst.
NOTICE 10 hereby giTen, IN accordance WITH
section 81 the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled AZ
Set 70 heoTgsnils the Warden Uco she Port 81 new
York. 10 all peeSoas inered iu. bsvax chsrae Of The
subject matter o such inquiry. cIarIinson or sIfvy a'
the following vessels untoI examination by tho fors
drrs and hal tho said isIvoJs examinations VIA DC
completed within days succeeding this Eoteo. 90
board SAID vesseis.
se.Eishp Brernsp Per no 20 Y
s.smshfp Pier No IAN
ship .....,,,.......,..piof no 81 :. X
ship yurrh RocL pier Mo 20 z T.
BARK J1hn WLes.T's StoTe.
Brig Aaui Pier 10. ~ L..
Schoon-r m No. *.
ScbooYsr Uowsrd, .so1the.n ard
c. L. BEA2HALL, f.ssiasnL
J. AUo's UygHIrs-, Gee retlry.
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Gs0olnn GGr0s, &l.
Copariuership ilolifes.

TIE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
a between sibscfibsF uncer ito firm @. LOUIS IL
COUDRES SON, va, DISSOLVED on JsG. ]. 1868, by
mutual consent The srs Of tho Will - sesd by
JOHN DE COUDhE5, sho Viii tn1e the bnsin.ss on
Lis eva account. LOUIS Ok COUDRbS
JOHN DE COUDRkS
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sIStlTUHh ALHsHAC. 49,.
san p.,,...I . S,s...........l'4l Msoh--sep' NV
.mn - .rTK sHIt uAT
..rSr ToeT 40i DOW issud.. apl ilsI. 'ee'''' $50
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STEAMBOAT LINE for HART

YNIKt.NT SIEAWbUNI IIII ~ 10. - :,
rDgD roaueetias w.'h tsi.rosd % >. IA nr IELy'
SoRTuhnPTON, BELLONS FALL5. bhAI II
trHtfn, e. st.smer GRANITE STATE leaves feeA'shp
~, NioLdnv WeduesdAy, aud Friday stesn. q p,
or HARTFORD le.yss feck-sHp a. y. m.' IHo'dsy
qLur,iav aad Saturday. , . - -
Tho boats OF this arcla's Sound stsamers ana are
couin,snd a by c0unprtent and eI2onencei officers
Newell orr, Mag 23 1893
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Gtsaiuboais ano hailvoao5.

EOR ORIENT, GREENP0RT, SODIll1
y nm sA0 uAIBOR. Ac.-TfREH tRltS fEh
WEEK The steamer DONALDSON, Capt W. >. heyrh'
.,lrr Leen tho1oushy re0slt aud ?ut IN ofae van 20
49,, l. .,a pi.r No - Fat River James-srl, on ~ -
BAY THURSDAY, mi SAiUkDAX AflEhSoU ~ o. ~
So',!, cE. rsturrir. Leave ssg itsfooI IoNpa -
NFSDAV and bhIDAY Az FhhNOoNo' I" S"si'A' 4"'
"''"'' " 1850 A. j. RlChAIID5ON, No. lGo Fultop-ai.
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seh F'ersoee ,or g. KiRs), Hs,ksr g. kisss Meg H.
molasses 10 stnith 4 Loosh.
schr C. II. Gcv, Csalkins. Baltimore day. cssi To
Cunsfd.
schr. Besjarnin Franklin. -, Cbsryhea5 dsy'. ism-
Der IN master.
schr q. II. King, Meors.or Cslis days k,bs to Jehn
Boynton l. Sons.
schr. Keosat, Brown bts oiiss jsys, lumber 80
SohT Charles Hazard, Billiard Hartford. pevder 10 the
Ntzard Powder Co.
seor Shannon tBr.. Of Nassau, N Roeer.', Enthsr~
% days, ;ruii W James Dourls.
Sailed.
Bark Bouts, big N. H. g.Lsn Br. seir. Vietors-
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ONE to SIN BOXES OF WINCH STERs
w SrECiFTC PILL" wil psrganeHiy cure aug cage Of
y.,sil1 WookHe,s daily nightly, RyKs 3D.
resulting from hadiscysons Jreese, aud viii be
found s1ualy ecec in affections Of the Prostate Dlktcs
ADD diseases generally Of tho Urinary Organa
PROFESSIONAL OPINIoNs.-"I have used your 'spz-
cr,c PL in many cases Of ssatez and with tho most
perfe: .aecc." j. MrLrSy SAspsRs, d. D., LII d. Drsss.
Iva
"nLmn.srs SPECIFIC any medicine can be. have
cured yey severe c,.ss Will from SIX TO TIN Do-as-B
KErrs NJ D. Ed Repertcry Of Med. Science. NEG York
PERSONAL" My. Wir1sateT Il WORTHY OF ALL oosr'
pEsoE ADD dsvote4 himself e Dramatically TO these ifepa-
lon,-D. 5ereii,! Kesse, IT. D., liz H., "sTNSa 'ea''''
Gd-esi,. Fer York.
Tho SPECIFIC PILL, mo-. A. Hon.orahic remedy, nor
doss II eosu Arscury, lion Cantartss or any inJuou.
IN edeut frice; per DoI six boxes (1sH ordeLs" ~
one for So Bent by mail Sold wholesale and retail, py
J. " i.sCIlESTER. 40. &c John.sL, i. \.
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MILITARY REcIPTIoE At TARRYTowS.-Ihe citl-
Of TSytown have made arrangements for the rao'ioh
Of the I.oulbers Of Company H. sd Regiment Hew''"A
Volunteers returned om the seat Of This company
raised In TsrtOwn and the patriotic citizens have de-
toImpsd pay fitting no, to their brave fecwtown'
nsu. HE RECEPTION isiss place On Thpudey morning
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SIEW,JERsEY RAILROAD-F0R PHIL
~ ADTLPHIA AID tine sou al an! Nf-,i, va JEh-
Svy cry Mail snd press Linss leave Newly At!
.rs 10 I. M 4 s. 1899 sud ll:Jj p IN; sGs % thousa
Ssg,ys checked at and 10 NJ AID ,;iV ara H~Vp' n'
- e. ..ins,op sFd a. 7 ard y. "a for the West.
''' w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No hargsra viii he received Tor trains unes' Delivered
Il inu.es la advance ui tho time Of LEAVING
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TyNO TIE COAL YIELDS OF PENNSlLFA.
NiA r,-te,, Tor the ~ Evcnrirps now Tor sac AZ
"a, ci..- OF ths CENTRAL RAILROAD Cosl AM VI
NEW.JfRsEY, ico, Of Couuls1dst New 4. no. *.
roon Of tho add further iDloiinai,oh stf - ~
one loot Of Cout and-.,, u ii. T. BALp"IH Dehe-
fIT cktt Aseui, NJ. % Wsl IT,
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NEW-YoRK & NLW-H4VEN RAILROAD.
ia SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1863
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1863 d..
Passenger stslsn in SeFiors corus' 9ii'si and eh~
Entrrnra Al -.


TRA!ES LEAVE SI.N-TORk;
10. New-ui,e1 :. tEx.l, ITO {. IL; IT'D t,I-h
Fr .,roit : 3 (sxi I3l m l2.ls lES.b $50
iFKD O. .r. SO nd p.
~ H,I.Sli sra r.s'ofd I. ll3)A aSo. &n p ~
For frrirld, Southport and WeHpoTs, T. llo IA ~
3. up ,,,.,r ,,or,
- stica sad Gsosawich :. 60 II % a'o. 80,
= s,.Dierd 7sRx) $50, lisoam i2i5 tEIhas
ror Port a. -.,.r sndinternsliA.s stations. $50 ll"s
n : 20. 49,, 3 -, 81 p ra
L.. pot s..e- snd Kew 70, selle, z m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, va Sps ugh "a, 4 N. TX ~ trLb sP N
r. 70 On. "a Shor. fIre p j. ,Ez J. J. n. ..
Fvr Hartford add s.EH.held. a. H. thIb i"io ="
River Rsilrosd 20 Montreal as m E1h
For H.f.iosi Pr9vGsueo ala FiaLSl Railroad, m.
Tor ay,n. NowLoadon and s,oDinS,Sn Railroad q
6 a ~. r. IS. 2.3o m -
Fer C,nal Railroad, J.. 5 Z. N. 10 Nortasniacn
For Hsusa,. n,c R,i.Ecai. o. n, I'D Z. III.
FOR Manganese RaIsoad, q Q. m, EJ) p IN.
Fol D,rS0ry sni NoIwek Bed, Dad, .. m, ~ p 70.
ccnno Iioa, slecpias Car et,-h.d % m. 'rtsiu
JANLs =. hoy /, Superintendent
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Asw-acsL
lNlION.-Ladics aad Ccnilemra having
= .ny ost'-or N'Hirg ~ .af'l 'afftc. f1.iiu.. e.,
,ssr''.'s '3,, ~ p'.s % = So. - 5b-,, h-ts -.a u
"a rh-. I.di-. attended 10 ey $40 E 10 eoaav -iiea
~!ih - , 01fs' bose.
COTTON WASTE-Fm Machinery, Wiping
y 20 Pablo. also ' sL?f-' y 4, # ,sis-1''''
30. 20 "ii.'m'L
N0UDLE AN .lNGLE GUNS,
-, oLYras or XII .iEGs.
BOWIE roc CO.. ~ 'crrr2ay.
rLh'Uss'o' oAs!3 pprSo.
SWORDS, sAsHES, BELTS,
MILITARY GOODS
pF EVttY DsscHlPr,.,
70, ,ae At lowest nlf.rG rate, by
y. ". SPIES q Co..
30. ~ tly-l"'y.
L'OR SELE.-l,CJ0 II our superior CAR
y .NFe e.. lGf ., Ia so's al tor '. iA'." RIA,
s's n 'ir o a. 80 .'' s@' - ,'ilsy 10Y 'n
rai lon =. 90 qs.sa Of Tho Tho .i'cuton o. a@'e
'''''-" o." - iESiirTGI6jEl Co casoa.,l. olio.
TTER1eFVE I.amps. CrockcD, China, Glass
~ NO ir 49, variety CutrrJ 'pool,, Tea SITS |a,r.
a. Ll.,. Itl Gnrl.. os L,- cteeIes Ut 1. a. bAbO
ANHATTAN on. COMPANY,
VA No. 10 Brosissy, y. \.
eOLE. hAfUEAtIi kEkS OF
HAsGyps sPkRM OH aid EAfRA LARD OIL
10 h broad. Steam alpi. add a-'-iioi'
.MolOAyiA CREAM.
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
For s.ren. thsnps. BesuJi; snl rre'er'ia: tho Hal
to tho Period % NJ, Fostering .he stssuaed lals. AMI
,,,s. strength. sorne aud Latter to ~esE sud thin hair
,,ou.,h. and producing aoSih. arequdsG by any
other preparation
Prepared and ,old BY w A. DATcHELoR, ct bis cole
bp,d WHO and ToUrEE establishment, le Bond',. N 7.
ID If / j. A d y l. p II / a
"BAG'
MANUFNtgORY.
BURLAP BAGS or ALL STts.
Ion .oks, oATs .grsEa, soAs D.sr, 40.
Aiso,
SEAMLESS BAGS
or ssn1sri uss ALL SIZES Tor sAle cheer 9,gs cab
Sos. 2ls and ~ CAurch-alley
nLANrS. PLANTS.
At,. Collection Of Ro. ~ Ysrhenas, Ps'mu, 0srsn-
IN. Eu.chss and all other bedlnsout rlsnil aud sso
d.. 10, Of S,andard Roses sfc by w. liILPAIlCh
Eot 2qthst ard HToadyay. BrsSes always hand loi
| tho.e who want plinis oT to country
IREMoyAL'
WOOD BROTHERS,
| CARRIAGE MAN UFACTU RTItS,
Have removed to Nos ssi SHd 20 Broadway. low doom
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Cxtrrsions.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-Ihe
~ Gar. Of ,bs CONEY ISLAND aud BhOoALlA
RAILROAD COMPANY ran evsry az mir ns' rom Funh
,nd ,.iae Feuis,, BroVkyn eouaseps 81 ca iHs Nia
-. az No. Qrsye.~ud shscpshsad Bay and tohes
i'''e - ' NJ c. COKE. Superintendent
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Ae0irui.

nR. MUNDE~ WATER-CURE AT FLOR
~ EhCE NEAR NORTHAMPTON, MAss.-Trsins
leave ew-Yort. FROM fth-,- and -.V at AID lA and
anive 1t Il nd $50.
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ERIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trans.
~ I M, Express for Buhllo. -,
-. o a III, Allik. daily tos ohsVIs
l1s ~ RliitI buthD, - -.
nm, Wsy Tor Ois,ile. Newburth and Waraick.
5n H. kisnt k3pgeas, daily. ios Duubtk budio. Roch
e.i,p Isnandssu, ond oncpa stations Trsin IT 3atlr
day through 10 Buffalo hu. does nos Run to DunAlA
pm, Em srarr Z %. krs.
CHAS. MINoC. General Srporsnsndsnt.
! 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD--lACkEAS taD
~ NC OINOpArioN. l. ave Jsmessup and 1901 Q,
J,t 49, Il. r. a. T. M Co. CT rnpot .oppinRuI =, YOU
au1o..h 3D. isl jana Anueoa Jotg'gisni N.l a'f eN.
Giesnpor,. For lslp a. $50 ira r. y .ot
s'p 'ei a. ii Al $50 ana o. 20 Ioi
henrsfcai Al N M. J;H, W a"c y w. "N.
DAY aA.usoI irur at sil rom Jih-ss u vi ~. -
.aoAj 10 lspAana, ~ ,X,GsioI ras' Te'ani"s' ""''
Va, lap4 a. .,i3
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1nsiruluou.

A THEOLOGICAL STUDENT, for many
IN years prac,ios tea her dc.e'a 'i,us'ion Is fFOh
i Frtv-.s anily Lsusaascl. Aia AEsic will
be taushli oUJecogs siIurs TOE csznirt wtr9s
p!sces Addsss for two days. Tutor" Bor 10 its tro-
ane OIor.
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DIVE BRITISH And NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, .,
IA, rl,I. ~ NEN.-YOuK AND - kEtOpL, CALLING
AT CORK ItGBOR.
sEy EFTWrEs ENoIOS AND ll|kRFOtb, GabL-
mo AZ HaL4.AE AID CUEh AARROh
IL TEALASIAs.t i..s-s.n. N'Neja>sdsN iisy -
fNE RIGA N1odr. .ictv-s Boz 9n.....t D. az &c.
rriA An...0u io.y.. New. ofS. w thcst'y Iiae 3
Asia Asaroa...iel,c, i...N' t,estsy, .o3o 10
flnsiA Le.t....oass' SeS-i " eSne-t ~ yns =
- TIt In. r,,s, 'r,yss New York Wciuc scsy, July
yHox SEv.IORK To LiykKFovL.
gsc5rd kDla Pa ragc.................''s. ~ "
rRo. Ho.tos ~ liverpool.
CHE! Gatin IgTfsss ......,.......'''''.s.@i i' >.
Ser-l 4 CABIN it,,a .s..........t....,.'..s - ="
rsvahe 20 gold. or zee r;uiS.tn II JIed states euE'acT
Lsr,i.s uAt 4rcd gna. p11l tor
An tIpeferced surgeon or boff.
mo owutr Of these ship. wi lot - abe 1907 pc
rio III yaifata lea Bill oil LGls naTs go tsic o.
e-.-ter Az signed thsr-for.
FOX he slt CT faSasr apply 20 . -,
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ysWE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
wALrss PiroS Commander,
ts..c.T Frcm Nsso. Yo-k
s4;aIdsy hGy 10, os'tta-y ,Sn,S
-Ls.ItJ. Lao. ~. i-s"'5' 'GI 80
40. = 4, suar INT. walls tts.saher -. -,
~ IT SfGfN. %" % -
ffLGhD tABlN.......s
F1earso .,tss Gud bAeS 10 Fir,i md eSS'ad
C.siu4 anlv . fare ard hs4E -.
vsafr IN = ara. h!'r'f i,.e -,
A
~ .iR scr. .fr f.f scce.l.n '@s
Al. EAHts PAYABLE N Uuf.D Or rs fSu.!A'
LENT IL u. :. "a RRENCG
Esch p.s.sny~r allowed ~ cIil' Zee. Ol !usg.se-
~ al ..iouclc sJrysgL "a boIi.
CHAs A. WHITNEY,
A. the Oa..s NJ. e BsosawsJ.
81 ROWLAND AsPiNWALL, Asen..
No. - 5oI'--t'.
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LloR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u The nrtc,sss steamship
LOCUST POINT, Cagt ID. FRfscn,
VIII ,,.- Pier o. ". r. for kewOhesns 5lIs' csrryn-
tho Cuist State. Mall or SATURDAY, Nay 5aSSt D. ~
10 e4sni rsosIysa iIef Fridsy For freight or Ps'ass
sup'y 10 IL. d. CROMWELL or.
No &c We..s,.
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Ocean Steamers.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
class st.snsr viii leave New Yorr on the "a igh and
2sd 0! each month, when ;hoe date, "a IN SIN
DAY when ihe day o. departure viii 20 tie MONDAY Toll
lowing ,.rr
For freight or psrass apply ., the only oee No Bow
ip. ~. %.
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uLANrS, PLANTS.
n,. e.ilecticn Of Ro a. Ysrhcuas Pe'mA, Gsrsni'
,. En.rhiss aud all other bcdnsout pl,nta aud sso
d. 10, Of Standard ~ Tor sfe by w. FITZPATRICK,
Fo,i.t 2gst ard BroadAy Bs.Ses always ON baud Tor
tho.. WHO ~.nt plsnis loT to county
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LpTEAM WEEKLY 10 L!VtEPOOL, touching
y n Lu-cussor H. tCok lsfhoF he We known steam
- a. IL ,.rr1o' Now YcrS iad tAsdB ala siesn,Ay
ror1-auy rie n ended 10 all a. ioAo"s'
nIY Df BALIiNONE............... iiy' hN ~
4
~ ,ut ~ yVrc -
- go, sncc,c1.-y sATCHDtY. u nom En Firf O.,
NoI.A isNs'. .
P.v.b. IN I'D OF its eqli'al,i J.. crrreney; -.
tIt - CAii N...... 80 90 SIR AAUl .....'..''S
NJ lin 10 Iof lon IS Dol s,errote 90 boueon. 81 =
f,t c6u 10 Pt,. 80 O0lStserssp h fsrs..... ~ -
10 ti,r5s,e U lStecsgs 10 HsubuIz.. 81 ~
pt..rpefs aso tow sItG 20 HAVE, bieEion ho'efaAi
anteer, &C. atel. al, law rl'es $500. -, IA.
~. ron, Liverpool Queenstown; lst Cehin. 30 So
q,fs sl,e0l-e fgui Liy-ltco. 90 From Queentt1wn ~
e ho v Al, e. .e fof tn..g irisEGs ouy tickets bore
Tor hsr Information apply a. tho Company oHicea
JOAN g.. % III. Asept, No. - broadway y l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-07
LATER FROM EuRnpE

New YoRK, Oct The steamship Persia
from Liverpool 26th September, and Qneeng.
town 9th, below
Paris letter to the World, says the pirate
Florida is repairing by good engineers and la.
boreTs at the Government dock, when she
will go to sea. She will salute the French
Gag, and it is already publicly stated, that the
Confederate salute viii be officially responded
10. ftnI
Three Federal vessels Of war are on watch
outside, and chances of an action are immi-
neut
The papers state that the Florida will leave
Brest during the present week. This is not
true She will leave the dock, but rot the
port In the meantime she may be Joined by
one or two formidable colleagues.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-07
FROM NEW YORK PAPERS.

NEW foRE, October 7,-Herald's despatch
ieom washington states no arrangement
has been made for release of officers held By
rebels as prisoners of war a. Richmond
Captures in battle near Chattanooga have
Increased the number to over 1000 who are
all crowded into Libby prison, while rebels
are declaring every one of their men and OIL.
GERS exchanged and putting them in the
field again.
Yesterday was ahe day for enforcing con.
scription in Virginia Whites cavalry in
small squads we're securing Fairfax comfy
picking up al citizens could be found and
stealing horses. One gang passed along ia
close proximity TO defences and threatened
an attack upon the Government arms bat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-07

strong guard prevented them from making
an attempt
Deserters from the army centinue 10 cross
the Potomac below Alexandra. notwitbstand.
ing the vigilance Of the Flotila.
The report OF the condition Of the crops for
the month Of September, are coming in AZ the
Agricultural bureau, very promptly. They
will be arranged for publication in few days.
aud will be Of more than usual Importance.
A despatch from the army of the Potomac
OF the 4th to the Herald says, about 5 o'clock
to-day rebel messengers ia the shape of shells.
paid as visit The firing was on our ex.
treme left, in the direction of Summeryille
Ford and as we treated them with silent con
tempt they shortly gave up the amusement
The 1fibnpc's dispatch says private in
the End corps was shot in the woods inside
of our lines near Racoon Ford, by the rebels
on Friday last Five rebels were captured.
and an artillery private reported he was ar
rested by rebels within mile and half of
General Meades Headquarters, robbed and
released Ie.
1t was stated that some time ago the citi-
zens OF Loudon and Fairfield counties. had
petitioned JEFF Davis TO have Mosby removed
from their region, as horses which he captur.
ed did not compensate for horses taken, and
damage done by Union troops in pursuit Of
hun To this Jefr. Davis and General Stuart
replied, People could not see good done by
Mosby with bis men which was keepinp a
large force of the enemy employed around
Washington which might otherwise be employ
ed elsewhere
A Newbern letter of the 29th to the Her
aid states that few days since Captain
Schaffer of the Eighty-ffth New York with n
small detachment Of the lOlst and l02d
Pennsylvania and his own regiment, visited
the enemies salt works at Nagshead, ard de-
stroyed the works which were supplied with
wrought iron pans, and about 100 bushels Of
salt The enemy were making about l50
bushel per night and sending it across Curri-
tuck Sound in canoes. Captain SchafFer
found no rebels and the works were DESTROYED
without opposition.
Major-General Peck and staff are on a few
days inspection of the defences at Washing
ton, Plymouth, Roanoke Island, Hatteras
&c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-07
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, October l0--Flour more nc.
tive and lOc better at S. GO(4$5 rs for extra
State 2096 40 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts Gl,l55, more active and la
&c. better at l 29@Sl 30 Tor Winter Red
Western. Corn receipts 2937O, 93@95c
Oats firm at 7l@74. Western pork frmer
Lard dull and heavy at lO2@lll. Whisky
firm at 5G4
NEW YoRH, October l0.-Government
stocks better and closed active. Money
six per cent Sterling higher ct 6l@G2. Gold
46s. N. Y. Central l34s. Erie l 735 Read
ing 1929. Coupons G3t. United States
6's8l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-07
By Telegraph.
REPORTED For THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
FROM TKNNEssEE.

LoUtsyILLK, October G---The Nashville dis.
patch to-day said the rebels burned the rail
road bridge al Stuars Creek, and an other
over Stone River Aner the capture of Nc
Miunvillc, Saturday, by The rebels under
Wheeler they burned one locomotive aud
ten cars, aud took a number Of railroad men
as prisoners subsequently, Colonel McCook
with "a brigade Of Federal cavalry attacked
them there, scattering them in every direction.
The rebels lett behind ali the prisoners they
had taken ond several hundred horses. Nc.
Cook killed and wounded one hundred and
twenty-five, and lost nine prisoners,
Sunday morning the rebels appeared before
MurlreesborO driving the Federas inso their
entertainments, and threatening the town. At
tor remaining all day aud part Of the night
they destroyed the railroad bridge crossing a
fork OF Stone river, about three miles distant
when it is supposed they retired
The Nashville Journal editOrially SAYS
Wheeler, with near eight thousand rebel cav.
airy aud mounted Infantry has succeeded in
getting into the rear Of Roseerans, and
trealens to break his railroad connections.
There seems to rebel cavalry all along
Chattanooga river watching for weak points
Our forces attacked and captured fur hun.
dred rebels, who were tearing up the track
near Christiana and Cave City, kentucky.
Hughes or Hamilton, with small force of
rebels, dashed into Glasgow about sunrise
surprising and capturing cur forces there
and taking possession OF the bank.