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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
The Joint Discussions.

R4s- The joint discussion at Fairbank,
on Friday. was participated il by Mts~rs.
iiaRT and GODFREY. on the part of The
UniunistS, and Mes,rs RuszELL and LEA
WITT, on the part Of the Copperkeads,
aud WAS listened TO By an audience mum
bred by hundreds, of whom only .
sprinklins were Copperheads. Mr.. Cop
FREY is admitted Il, br an excellent speak
-r. aud MIR. Hart. always good, far cx-
c-edpd himself OF this occasion. A per
SON who WAS present renal ked to us thal
he never heard fifteen minutes 81 we'll
filled, rs wa, that number in the closing
speech Of Mr. HART. He set the audi
enre 10 cheering TO the echo. aud awoke
an enthusiasm thai made CopperheaIism
sneak away with bow ed head and whip
ped air. Indeed, AT no place has there
been such a thorough squ-lching out oi
the treason sympathizer- "a AT Fan bank
The meeting will dn great deal of good.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Festival.

Ii is not at allce,tain that the Festival
of The Episcopal S.cie'y will be attended
by a feast Of strawberries, for the very
good reason that thus Tar the ladies' have
been unable To get the promise of any
berries, which are very scarce this year,
in this vicinity. However,, every ef'rt
will be male to procure them from Du
buque, and il Unsuccessful othrr good
Things will be provided insleal. The
Festival Is sure 10 come off on Thurs
day Evening. and The cause appeals to
every one ot our citizens for encourage
ment. Let all attend. ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

cry quality ola first rate soldier. There
Is no bluster. no brag, no evidence o.
vanity. about him, but with eminen,
modes'v, he possesses that calmness and
selfpossession in danger--that earnest.
ness in duiy-,hat marks the true soldi.
or, and which has elevated him 10 the
command Of men 50 much older than
himssli. aud drawn around him the af
f"riions Of his company. We are not Al
all surprised. now, that Co G chose So
young a leader, for no one could lea,l
them with less raShuess, or with more
ralmness, GOODNESS and true bravery
We hope that he may be able in copple
of weeks To again take his command.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
ID. II. Richards.

n.. ,:,
;n1;,;l,,.l ,o;,,,,.;n,. !, ~ =
ra, ,,dh,;l;n, fror, D,hnou, 80.
fa1 IL, ;n,,a;,,,, .ro r. ;, !.
r. -
al Extraordinarily ,, 70
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,,,.o ~ S,,,rd., n;,,,,, l,s
be- ,a,r, 80 ~ m 49,, w
h;,,l , ,o.
,l,oye,bor ,oo ,n.b &c :, con ,,,;,an, 10.
:, p,o, :,
very barmless ;,,;,.;I,ol ,r,o,, H. :,
sd - Ia ,a;U an. ~
close ,b.;r evas n,,ie,ly wo,, IN 10
blows ah;mself an, .,bo, na.,l,, ,.,.o
m ,bo bI,,,k ha,,roo, uLo
,,,.,.odo all ,.ho. ~
,,;,h tho ovar.;sas rlo, l,.,, /,
,ha, R,cu,rns w,i,os a. n,.b - -,
.bo,L -, ha,,bIo, of hi;
R,cu.pns we b.l;.,o : ,ho
man wh, connie Of va,,s,a, boso,n,
,be R.nuh,;.,ns ,f D,h,o -:
y. d;s,;,o,.bo1 L,o, .
him IN anniL,la,a Se,,,or u, ,,
,,,bI;. d;s.,.s;o, IL Id
ho.,d tho So,a,o ol. H.. a..
,lem,n with on,s,;nns and .s ,ha s..,a.
did M, d.;un ;, ro,;.s l;o, n,,,.h
,l,,,oJ !, III, ;, ~, r. !,
,I,. 49,, ,h - !,
farm Win A. u.D,,u Ia ll -,
tho worll how ,,,.h ,,ro.,o. ,.p y
p,
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.lo, n ..h
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

EF Mr. R. L. You've Informs us that
he; too, has direct evidence Of The bene-
6s Of advertising, having sold a house
and flock of sheep which he some time
since advertised in the Guardian. lie
this week adverlises farm Of 80 acres
for sale or exchange. and also 40 acres
Of prairie.
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Capt Little.

Capt. Little.
Ly- This gallant young soldier arriv
ed here on Fri lay Evening last. aud on
Saturday he went 10 Liulet,n. 10 his
home. lie received two wounds ~
Vickshurg. one IN the arm, which stun
ned him, and knocked him down. He
lay OH the field with the bullets alling
thick as hail around him. some touching
his barr ms they passed, and others graz
Ing his body. lie was finally struck in
the hip. the ball passing through the
musculy tissue for some distance. bur
coming out without touching the bone
The Captain laid thus until darkness
closed down on the fi-ld OF battle, when
he was found BY his men. and taken
from the field His wounds are still
painful. but are doing we'll. and he
trusts TO be able TO return 10 his com
pany in short time.
Capt. Little has very youthful 40
pearsnce. AMI indeed is now but little
oyer Is years OF aga. lie entered the
service as private. but has gone up
through the various grades TO the Cap
tsincy OF o.. G. He has. however, ev.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Railroad Extension.

ET The work, Of building Tho rail
load bridge across the River a, Cedar
Falls. is To be commenced immed ately
and the road pushed Westward as last as
possible. This is good news for this
section OF The State The extension oi
the Southwestern Road 10 Cedar Rapids
10 also fixed fact. as we believe is also
the buillirg of the Cedar Falls and Min :.
nesoia Road.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
To oil III charged or Furloughed Soldi-
ers in Buchanan County. +

Eff 1t IS proposed 10 have all th4
soldiers now in the County. whether
discharged or furlou.hei pariiripae
10 the Celebration here on the Ali OF
July. Il viii mike an Interesting
feature. and Capt. WRrsHr requests all
to meet at MoRsE's Hall on Monday. %
next week, to make arrangements. Let
all come. t,...r.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Meeting.


EF The Union meeting at Quaslua.
ton on SATURDAY, i sail to have been n
grand success being the largest gather
ing that has been held in thu County
during the present year. We regret
very much that a continued pressure OF
business the past few mouths, has de.
prire'i us OF the privilege of attending
the meetings generally throughout the
County, for certainly we should like Ia
have been present al and given report
of all these demonstrations of affection
for the government aud haired OF trea.
son. and particularly that Al Qut.qne.
ton. Our friends there, We hear, had
everything arranged for the comfort OF
the great crowd present, aud were hearty
aud enthusiastic, rs they always are. in
'Xpressn,. their devotion 10 the great
cause IN which we are engaged. The
speakers were M-ssrs HART ana WRIGnr
aud they fully and enutely SATISFIED their
listeners. We trust to receive some
more full repor. of the meeting before
going to press.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Weather.

EE- Whew how hot it is | One OF
E. MERRrAM's cheated terms" is upon
us, sire. Plus 90, 92, sc 95. il what
the thermometer indicated Friday, Satnr.
day, Sunday and Yesterday, in the
shade. With sun glowing IT such torrd
fervor. and NO cooling mint juleps, or
sherry cubblers, or claret punches. al
our elbow, how can You, dear reader.
expect US to write editorials? You
don't, Of course, and we won't.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
FOR SALE,
A FINE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM.

CONSISTING Of go acres, borlered y OF
~ ter Greek on the East, - acres enclosed
and subiivided into four largr PORTIONS, and
stvertl smaller enclosures around the house
\ very comfortable and substantial stone
house. lGxl6, With addition l6x2l, execlient
soft water well by the door. and convenient
"nttulldlngs Land il of best quality. and
vaty about ~ aer,s broken. liberal sale
wall he offered BY he owner, he being inconve-
nirnily distant from the place. which is about
i miles north ri Independence
Enquire of X. 7. YOUNG. at Washington
Mills. ON Otter Greek, 10y Fairhank aud Little
ton Roads lott
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Ball.

Ball. tatr
One OF the best Balls we have had in
Independence for long time. if prepar
alton indicates anything. will come off
at Morse's Hall ON Friday Evening. Jul,
3D.. The Room will be decorated, and
every effort made to have a fine affair
The arrangements are in good hands,
and all lovers Of the ID mca, IN the County,
should make up their mi ds TO be pros
emit The price OF tickets Is only 81.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Removal.

Lfs- SAMPSON d HERRIcK have re.
moved their Books and Salipnerv, and
J-wrlry. into the new store Of r. G..
WILc X. the third door east Of Alleu's
Block, their ull stan |. They have now
one oI The very nettest, hlnI5pm st eS
tablishmenls in the whole place--one
which is credit to the village. Friend
SAMPSON. besides being terror in the
pulpit 10 AL srcesh sympathizers. 5 I'M
queslionably one of the best business
men We have in the community. and
knows exactly how 10 buy cheap and
tn sell low. He has bull up handsome
business, and il is daily increasing.
This by knowing exactly what will sui
the community in style aud price
Mr. liEHRIcK is also gradually ex
tendiag his business, AMI now has bis
show case filled with various articles of
Plate and J.welrr. of an Attractive and
-aleablr character, besides flu large
assortment Of clocks. Cali into the new
Store aud look around.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
HOUSE FOR SALE.

'EHE house owned LIZ D.. SMITH. and &C
L cumed by him before his removal Ia Ken
lucky, IS now offered for sale at $50. Il has
two lots. TEkMS-haif cash, balance in land
IA tins county. or on two years time, secured
hy moitgagr. Apply to 9, L LEAFITT, or
to DR. Ii ) CHASE, Independence.
June 3, le63. lift
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
At Wholesale.

At Wholesale.
@ A. GRrEswALp. Dubuque. Iowa,
10 now prepared 10 execute orders from
all parts of the country. lie has large
and well selected spck Of Cloths. Cassi
ners. Vestings. &c. and would inyire
trade from all parts. Also the largest
stock Of Ready Made Clothing. Furnish.
ing Goods. DC de-. ever brought to
Dubuque. Merchants visiting Dubuque
ars'iavi,ed Ip'csll Ind examine his stock
before purchasing else where.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Fortuna tc.

ET' Our friend. S. B. CuRrrs, had
three sons in Co. c.. in the charge AZ
Vicksburg, Capt. LrrrLE informs Us,
and although fully one lhirl Of the Co.
was killed or wounded. neither of these
three was hurt. We hope they and
sheir comrades may always fight as
bgavelv, and come out as luckily.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Festival.

Festival.
We are requested by tho ladies'. who
propose holding a Strawberry Festival
on Tdursdsy evening next. to say. that
up 70 this time all THAR efforts 10 procure
strawberries. in sufficient guam ily. have
esen withou; success. aud that they are
this morning sending 10 Dabuqus and
E'rlyills. and stilhops 10 GET them. bu.
II they should no, succeed. they purpose
n'Aing IL Niue Sacis,y meesiag. with
rsfresh menis of Ice cream and cake. and
rhl, The admission feo win be 70 cents
-iassesd ut 70 ceuts.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Apology.

We are greatly indebted to ou~ friend
~ Free Thought" for II report Of B B..
RicHARD's speech At the Curt House.
on Saturday night. 1t came, however,
too late for us to use. We cannot give
j. without throwing ont matter already
s.t up. which would sill further put
back our already delayed issue.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Com m encement.

CF The commencement exercises Of
the Upper iowa University commence on
Sunday next, and continue till Wtdnes
day Of next week The public of Blu
chanan County are invited TO attend.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

NNE thoroughly tested this Evarorator the
w srason IL ls6l and the season Of 1862 !.
placed il ia the hands Of few men for further
tr,al. who put IL IL the s,verpst test aud We
TOW offer 1t To the public as an unrlvall~d i'm
pl,ment for the manufacture OF the cane juices.
In construction. it is cheap, simple aud dura.
hl'--in operation. powerful and of easy con.
trul-in results. the purest, thickest. and best.
Favored syrup. The medium size makes from
80 10 100 gallons Of syrnp-l2 lbs To the gal,
lon--in day, aud consumes hess than cord Of
good dry wo.,l la cost ia within the rrach
Of every common farmer. Farmers whether
vou manufacture on Il large or small scale il il
vonr interest Ia use the sRl9eR chtdprSi aud bes,
Eynporator. Look we'll to your purchases
Time rs money
In 20 uee;ion With the evaporator we have n
reliable process for Sorghum Sugar making,
aud both sim, h. and cheap h; this process
over 1904 los Of good brown sugar have been
made the past 'we Seasons
Fora RigA!s Ia Buchanan County nv sals ey
X L. WRIGHT.
juno Z, y S1asluc+"n lcsa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

sEF Col. ALLISON. member Of Con
gress from ibis District, will please ac.
cept our thanks for various public docu
;ments Of interest.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
EXCITING NEWS!!.!

EXCITING NEWS! -!
The Goods the Goods. what sights Of Goods
At CALkINs & JONES' Store.
Made out OF wool that's shcared and pulled,
And they are huying iuore.
All kinds of stuff. for each enough
To cloihe the people round,
OF all that's iiuc 10 sui, each mind
And give 10 each gown
Now here's n chance, goods made in France
Aud more That's mn dc at home,
With Boots and Shoes we'll fit you too.
To sit, or walk, or run,
tJust cali aud see Coffee and Tea
No one pretends To beat,
Tobacco, to-. that's made TO chew.
And sugars that are sweet
Now give call both one and all,
No charge to take "a look,
And buy of us all but good looks,
OF Sampson buy your books,
OF Herrick. time, Ia make rhyme
He'll clean vuur watch right well.
We've all the kinds that's cheap these times
And won't be undeisold.
CALKINS g. JONES.
Feb. l1th. 1903 III tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
2Jth Day Of June, lS63,
WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
l., w. III n RI,
Licensed Government Claim Act,

A lFFlCE W Stars, one Door West Of Mar
~ quctte < Mckenze's Furniture Store,
Main Street. Ind. n'ndruce Iowa
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUB
lie in the Prosecution OF Demands and Claims
against the Government Particular attention
given 10
Pensions, Back Pay, aud Bounty Money, due 10
Offers. Soldiers, aaG SeameR
The Widow. ii there b. one, If not, the Faith
or. Mother Brothers or Sisters. or other legal
heirs OF such soldiers ms may die or be killed
in the service. are entitled 70 the Bounty And
the wife, ii there be one il not the Children
undcr i6 years Of age. ii there he any. arc On.
titled 30 Pension Of such Deceased Soldiers.
Also Orphan Sisters and widowed Mothers. if
they were in whole or in part. dependant on
such Soldier for support. are entitled TO Pen.
sion. in ease there is no Widow or Children
Jeff Of such Deceased Soldier.
u5- No pay required, except Officers Fees,
and Revcnu" Stamp for eppheations. until the
Claim il received. IN
lrdcpendeaco, MasuA Di, 1870 [.o-ti
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Personal.

Personal. ellGLT EHT Ur GLAD ?
Eg' Messrs. GEORGE w. BEMrs and
p. G. WrLcox. feft yesterday to attend
the Union State Convention, which
meets Tomorrow at Des Moipes.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

NOTICE is hereby given. that on the 81
~ day OF May. le6a. tho undersigned was
appointed Administrator of the ,state 81 VIM.
II. Louder. deceased. Al pcrso 5 having de
mands or claims asains' the said estate are re.
qucste to piesent the same fer adjudication
and setlrm at. and an person. knowing Them
selves indebted = the said e,;a,t viii pleas
call aud settle immediately
WILLIAM SCOTT.
!nd@xn6cuce, Iowa, u Y ~. .,-i,' - ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
TO TAX-PAYE

NOTICE is hereby given that at the June
IN meeting Of the Board of Supervisors.
M.ssrs l.. ). ALLEN. NJ. ID WESTON, and JAMS
RANKIN Were appointed Special Committee
10 hear applications Tor The remission OF Taxes
illegally anl enormously ass ssed aud that il
was also voted that the said committee meet at
the Court House ON the
SJth Day Of June, 1863,
to hear such arpl cations al which time all who
ave been wrongly assessed are notified to file
their applications.
EDWARD BREWER,
Clerk of the Board
June 2, 1863 81
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
Wanted.

Wanted. Tt7A 1A a74hf
EEr At.tbis office ri SHAFT, intel igent
boy, to learn the. printing business.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

~ l.. Of a. q ynprnB a ! eu3y
The Independence council Of the o. L Of A
meets every FRIDAY Evening at their Conn.
eli room, Morse's Hall. Travelling brothers are
invited sl 20 to to CALI nra g,En5awLa COW.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
.ThanliS.

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LosDos MoyEr M-rETr.-Iho Engh'h funds
he'd boon buosat bot tc sih tss vas 80 irston,
AID Cont0Is declined al (. c!ls.ls 81 pa
Honey w4t rather rOfs 90 dsuthl
Lntnroot, MAJ q. -. m.-CoTroS- market
. bee. astv~ nd r,r,. Lave sdtsuc-d d.c y o. u =
ala'S -, T.,i.; ss!c ~ o. jae. isciai ~
1900 TO sprcllaion -ad e .oIies.
T4,gy AZ MascHttrrt 4l,fo wt,G good Inquiry All o
buoy,nt tone v..efarv end pnrs tor BON Cih 90 afa
show advance tAr v~cA tsusa 'io ID go 4 ~
BKEADsTusTs -Iss.fs ltchsfa.9h spruce Co. IIs
land. AtLya Co tnd Wu.sIe'd Ns'h 'o telohi Il,Hf
er.d aud generally H bol. clfsItfi Ittfa St'r.
800. "a ga 4, cui,ts lover; k.d Wc.tsfu sac 81
SJuhe u, o. ouJIIu, Sc Lr ~ esieu 10 Clv 3 AouiLon
Ie1aII ). Com freely oiorra At ~ az iei Mhed
fno'iHoN. ..n' so'hoils'' .nl N''-is, o.,uln
r toe better Tos tieniy 1t $40 10 fim" Lnst~fn
bacon very qa-i. AID pfc"s 'Io" DHfion' 81 f'.s ~
tine to cnoice Iai,W ia, At 81 an.
ca. 80 ~. .~,'y. med ac,. ana ~ csaf.r.
Lil.eso Oh "iuS3IJ. Eo.u quies, 4ol 90 srint' 81
Ilrpertinc nominal. Petroleum IehHedl ls@IiV sni ~
LosD5s aAiMrrs.-Bceads,uG fiat but without
material Change sugsIt uussrsd Coa'o hf1 Its ',"saJ
lice hful iallow ouii, /. l. ~ J. Lins9od vi s'i'
LAILsT.
DON SrocK ErCHAEGE.-OrrSiSd PMcEs.-
Consc Money o5! aJJi COlsos Account y'.43''' June
- Ne. IAie"' ys oae p m fsr.
fucs' -tous,is Morey, .ao, CoEaoi' Account 30 .
| 90, juno ~ h-w Ihr~os SiidJt
LOEDOS PRODUCE MAKLET, May 7.-Sugar-
demsnd not better and se' previous rates Refined not
Caaeo Quot rsss uuaIlesd Tea firmly held. not much
busiurs, IN Congou. lice, demand steady yet ha'
msTIet for all ,0fts bsltpeteT dun, prices rNssr. -
haloS steady. con.ideTsble business I. L. l. ]2I4tJI
spot.
Corroy-I.rvERPooL, May MARKET firm; sales
| 10 90 Imports, 9.3l3 Previously 1856.
s1OCE EGCHASGE-NCon fIice'.-shaIes weak American
lower CasdAs ouL C0Htodos o., d.'i ConisdtIste al.
LiyEEfOOi, May T. 1903.
The CoTTos market is firm, with all upward teud-
ency bot quotations unchanged Tue saes on Hednc'
day to-day (busoayi foot ZOOOO bales ineIgding
~ 90 90 spccuiatOfs aud lottrfs.
The BfKApsTUTYA market IL iuHotye and fat.
Tho PROVISION InlfEst 10 dali and unchanged.
The PAODLCK market - steady and unchanged.
LONDON, MsyT
Consol, close at 95i asa, for money.
Eie ehaIcs "a ai6..
Illinois Genital ohaIe, +2dSl Discount
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Lnicrt chip NoMs.

ARRlNED...........hay l7-p IN.
stean,hp City Of Nsw Iork (Brl Remedy, ~ egpool
Gth Tot and Qusersowu 9Th at mtsc and IT. pas
20 John q Dale Btn iust. lat 81 on. l 80, passed H. a.
Anship Arabia, for Liverpool MAY H. A! 40 so Ion 10
fclr Enma sd Ellen, Small. tai iiyer ballast.
Schr NJ II Reed. Kelley Now Bedifod ballast.
Schr Brave. Lowell Boston Tor Albany.
Scht Corurls. JaiIrs kHl River, ballast
schT Artist, Fourstof soLofsei, ballast
Seer. Trader - Ro,kland4 d. o., line.
Solr Nigga, Hayes Providence 5ull.s:
Schr Grace Gifdrr. CLAD sfoyHcnce. nail4sI
Scnr. MaJ Langdou. lukA1u, NockluG hmo.
scur Frances Ellen. CaIA Calais. uu er 10 O. Foafdnan
Sehl Nahsla Luud EhIlhe'lpor @i Nrwbi1 port.
Schr ". McCobb Cole, New LotI'n, belfast
schr Amin. HASKELL, Calais. ianJer TO John boynton
Son.
schf Planet (Brl wiou, Co nwnlis. " 3, day., lo.a
to-. q II. ]. & T.. A Dtwot
Schr Trunr.se, Wooster tal River, talia,'.
Sehr ). \ Buckingham. Skinner. hsni5.d days
SchL Ftolo, hunIrdy. Rooksnd, Inns 49,
ssAr Ellen Kodlnsu. Bowman, Now .bsdtogd2 days
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tina, occupation. There had been no correspondence
Mr. Gladstone made powerful speech in defense
of bis proposition 10 extend the Income tax to
charitable institutions; but afterwsrd, ADMITTING
that the House against the project he consahieu
to Withdraw II in the midst Of lOud cheers
The Prince and Princess of Wales visited 'no
House dnrng the proceedings for the first tim'' n,
In the House OF Commons on the 5th ms ~,
Layard in response to Lord Il. Cecil Inauo so".u
explanation as the mails board the T.. % ''
PeterhoA, aud the promise of the American uo'e'n-
ment that they should lie delivered up. uo,,,;o;.r
Lord Hatherton, formerly prominent pO ,d d.
and nj one time Chief Secretary for heia"o' uieN
on the 4th inst. aged 70 years -, ,o,,n,o,od IN
Preliminary arrangements had been eonlpe'ee III
London with A view 10 the establishments VI an
International ASSOCIATION in connection Wv WIN ine
Credit Mobilier OF Paris and some OF Tue leading
taoters tbcTe. Messrs. Peabody ~ Co. and olner
firms of the greatest emnence arc connected Wild
| mr. important undertaking.. ,,..o-
Grotber important financial combination between
=. r,s and Loudon--to be called the Society
Gcnerale and embracing all the leading Parisiin
mixers, &c. not connected with the Credit
Mobile, is announced. The head Of the Assocla-
tion in London will be Mr.. Samuel Laing, the late
Indian Finance Minister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
Italy.

The Cabinet Of T1rin had announced to the Swiss
Federal Government that II will now withdraw the
Italian troops from the Swiss frontier, since after
the arrests made in Italy apprehensons are no longer
entertained OF II MazzuiHn expedition.
Prince Ruggerio Setimo, Presioent Of the Senate,
and the former President Of Sicily In 1878, died at
Malta.
dispatch il published addressed by the Minister
OF the Interior to the Projects relative to meetings
m favor Of Poland The Minister refers TO the de-
baa Oh the subject Parliament, and states that The
meetings question are preteAt foc agitation ana
Tor obstruction OF the action OF the Govern nent'
lie concludes by enomlng the authorities to dissolve
the interior OF exterior safety OF the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

According to an order Of the day the in'urgent
chief Jacysnoussi, battle was l9nBht WIN me
EIGHT bonrs. The victory was decided III favor OF
the insurgents by the seythemeu.
The Russian Authorities haye ordered the inhabi-
tonts OF Inorc ldard in the province OF Po.en 10
afford quarters ire Russian troors, who are to be
looked upon as prussans by virtue o! ,be Convention
concluded between Psus-id and Russia.
serious engagement took place between the in
surgents and the Russian troops on the 4h opposite
BeGthen, q town upon the Oder, in Prussian Sliesia
The forces of the hostile parties were drawn up IN
order of battle. The Russians lost all tleir artillery
aud vehicles Some hundreds Of the fusitives passed
over on the Prussisn territory, and were disarncd