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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16
PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR LINCOLN

To the citizens of Boston
The peace and good order of this city have
been violated by an assembly of rioters and evil
disposed persons, and still further violence is
threatened | therefore deem it my duty to ask
the aid of all citizens in suppressing any tumul-
tuous assemblages that may be gathered, and in
bringing to c0ndign punishment all violators of
law and good order ; and / also deem it my du-
ty to warn all persons who have been or shall be
engaged in making depredations upon property,
in assaulting individuals, or in any way disturb
ing the public peace, that full preparation has
been made for any exigency their conduct shall
create = .at- .fI...o..s# .l
The good order and quiet of the city shall be
preserved at all hazards, and those who riotously
attempt them shall be brought to punishment,
whatever vigor may be necessary to these ends.
That Innocent parties may not suffer with the
guilty, oil persons whose duty does not call
them into proximity to keep away from them
and all parents and guardians are earnestly de-
sired to STE that the minors under their control
are not in the streets after sunset .t r..
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
BIACK-SIMGHT.-At Hyde Park, on Saturday, August
o. by the Rev. Mr.. Jones, Mr.. JoHN BLACK, OF Pourh-
pse E1ABErH only daughter OF Frederick Sieight,
Esq. Of the former place.
BRADY-EARIK-On Monday, January 2s, 1851, by the
Rev VIM NcAister OF the Methodist Episcopal church,
DANIEL W, BRADY 70 Miss SARA 6HAw EARLE, all Of this
city Il . !,
BRErsEx-sEGRAvrs.- Thursday, July 80, at the
Church Of tho Ascension, Washington D. c. by the Rev.
DR. Huward, Lieutenant c. towLER BRKSNrN, U. 5 A.,
ate OF New York TO Miss AMERICA ssGRAvEs Of George
town, D. c., late Of Phillipeburg, N. }.
10 THE EDITOR HERALD.
90 SOUTH FOURTH STREET Williamsburg,
Sept 70, 1868. J
The above published IN the WEEKLY HERALD OF Au.
gust o. 1868 1t and base forgery fIease
contradict It through the columns Of your paper and
obige, respectfully yours
LlHcKs-CLARK.--By the Rev. John NJ c. Homles Mr..
Cop REY IINcKs'to Miss A. CLARK all Of Brooklyn
IAurER-H -HurstmER.-On Wednesday, september 23
al the residence Of the brides parents. By the Rev. f.
E. stohmin Lieutenant LAuiER, Forty seventh regiment
New York Volunteers, TO Miss MAGGIE daughter Of Won
Hutscher, ESQ. :.
the Rev Mr. Fox at the Seventh avenue Methodist Eps
copal church, Mr.. FRANK s. sE0vER 70 MAGGIE eiuess
daughter VI Jacob huyer, all Of this CITY,
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rt,v Intelligence.

PRESERVATION ~ CotoSFf Ncisoa. oSs hUSnRhn Asp
:, .t,,rr NEw Yors votrSItrFs James = NC
10, ma popular commander OF the One Hundred ana
s..,.o,h ~, York Volunteers, was rresenied with
,nacent gold watch chain and seal by the officers q
~ rcs,usnt 90 saturday. Sept ~ Ihe presents,iun
-, - IN large cent the regtmentL CAMP ,ehfe
,VIs Ia md ~ss xitnsssnd by nnmbere o oihees ~
h, ,,y,,ad guests Among those prcs"ni were eehctM
~ Act,nr General Grant o. the Vermont brigade No
"a n unrrby s,xty.niDth New York Nounteeis Cnhne'
ucu.hrp one Hundi eli aud Sixtyionrth NeN ork No
antge,s G40nel Foster, fourth vermont haor louei
=. IN, Hundred and Sevcnteth New YORK Vopntee -
,,or puter sixty ninth New York Noihtlers th.tth
- o,ignt, O1e iiuncred and seyonlicsh New YORK
sna paYnher " other vet Known c1cet. toonel s.r.
- nrttdsa and tho pfcsen'ator speech was made by
~! dr,.ead y m delivered most eloquent ADDRESS
~ 0,,c - clDor Mcivors character. Coionc' Ncivor,
e"'krtng me Testimonial Aisn made avery affecting
@ VI ,,,,e,c apee n. which was aprladed Win ihr W
anu p,h s,osn, O.hsr seeche- wsre male by Colonel
s'-.v ro',nel Cram. Guerra King snd .oonei heAa
~ "a liz festivities were sep' AZ 70 as hour'
% Nrx-rrc milt dea.sra hase resolved % esarss
,n, more per quar-, the pr'co = mla after c7'ehsr
~, It,. Nm se The prcs TO seven cots Iet quar-,
s s,ees yer, s.naltchaos ap eo. orsss ps' sery
~ to det.srH xan pru,"ss thd thsy t1ouet Aloed
80 I'D tb r md spensApe artele ~ t'e Vi"e' 'Sa
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Wind at sunset N VI
Miscelinncous.

sryAxsBp ErsA Capt Mci;uigan the Inman line, sailed
vest rday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
HAssA. Capt Won sanen sailed yesterdy 10Y
Southampton and Bremen.
srx,xsHr CROMWELL Capt Post sailed yesterday for
New Orleans.
srsAxsHIr coLuxp,A Capt Barton sailed yesterday or
New Orleans.
York with cargo of Woo, was iowei lu'a pernuda 81
decks swep ry,t.ng ,ncIndins the fors~.d -
sS r. ,ya fro the M IN rrcsps OF the ."u,hea
end OF these islands on the -th inst.
Bn BRie E;LKs McAp,s. o. g Andrew. Nh. r N sara
se.tsr aboa 1 % s.S to the :oath@sra Of For s -
befor. reported In news cou'nns One man was trwnei
Il . the man who was dIowned had b,s psJ-r. d .t
they lost with him The pta and ,he reneinertt
from the shore This vessel and carro vii ~ .. n
With the exception, perhaps, Of some ~ -,- aasef
risafng
yanas or New New yor. wa. gr,gsea .so'' sep' : "a
scrp WAR. Of Kesnchens from Bsneor ior ilsrt"rt +
ashore Peaks Islsri on Monday ni., =, eor
ber together win ner AMI rigging, VIII rrolaoty
saved.
.a.,rn,s sfI aton A asn, man S9rs i 6i.
istb Mas Day NYorS; 25h, Dry iresiissim 90 'e
bSA DsAt is1sr AFT queen" SfOc ia Coo
q Gs,,nsEsS I, sep. Is-sM " ''-,eon xsors. .,..
uAtftA sept ~" - 1'steh hno"AoN' ''''
! Mia, - T. t.-..t,.
- Fg r. seat Tin port hr ttelf"ng u ftfsftht
10 Ro.on ! aass. Sid ith ~ nltg uuaine Nfet4
N,YADug5, ept 6--ln port arr - I"s na's NJ
% - Pntlaelpnin. ,,.n...
q oucester, r. ,..., t.,.a.,. = y
yansro red load ot ship Sln @ Rcse W
| fr,n Si,o fori for Honolulu, c1nh mel ani .lG
| ricrou sept gz-Au brig Acne bond Nlork >
| Duait Castle. Nfork -, :, -. So. c,,t
| 81 Jouv NB seH y2-Arr Queen oi 'ipp =, t'r' sd
ana John Nor,hrup, NYork. cb .it "a . lD"rno' "et
| IIgerpool; brig Lucy Ann, Was, lin ir4phh.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
MIMI Cnsnaitics.

49,, t,,,a Of Texas, commanding division Of Long
g., Il lord. commanding brigade OF McIaws o.
yt.or, on .ttcet's corIs
~, t., IN tthaad. q, Niss'tsipNl. - 49,. -,
.saof 1nvsitstn- diyision. fols corl's' -,
t,. Ian. t0,ttu lie m oi Kentucky comn boihs orr
,.tt B,e.I,pt,dse's : diyi ion. OF Jonnstene army
y A. cen. eghref.
"a R,ch,nopd chief o' pcis's s'an
s'F
,.n pa,r,es Ceburne o9rn handing division Of Hilrs
cnrts. -, - r.-.. ,.r., ,,,,.orey
-, rso J & eruwn, ~ leuue- - COMMANDING o''hs'e
p'h ah s,ev art's N ton, Hiis corle
,p,,saasaf General 1tesf
s',.s','r B'ss"s .eoers Rurn. 60. .,,-.
k,'Ss ~ h ,Natn Preston, " keutucsy, connnsnf'7
VT !. ~ gSinri3ses dtvhnn, ~
w., 'r nitg o Gec,gia, comm'ndma "'sAue W
R'is sa,s Al, ~DD tongsfTeets eorp''
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Port or New York, September 20, rs

Port or New York, September 20, 1903.
UEAKrD
s,eamship Piantasene, tEr). Bennett, LverOos-walden
sses@,hip Geo Cromwell Post New orlsans-H crom-
sssamship Columbia barton. New oreans-sporord. II.
spamsSp Planet, Tucker New orcaus-whisney Hath
away ,rn,... p..,.., III N r-o,a
shie Hudson Pratt, London--E Morgan Wiley
ship c.ri tBrem). Often caair-Rurer Bros. ,,.,,
ship wild Cat tBrj. Ewell. Port Aeuf, Ch-heWie.
sarS Ma,hide (Prusl BailAsaya, Falmouth, E-HAFW
pars cru,-r tsr, xirev cors-ArkeH, Tufisa Go
Ears rs Llpp.n Iaa cumminrs Kiswor,hNaso, Carver
0pss sas oscar He,nrich Prus Bo,hAef queens.oTaw
s,.n ,a,on 20 fr, rranscomh Fsmou,h Is-c sws,p
BrS adem (swe). Hanson. no Janero-FuneA, Aencse
p,s Ps,ybs.ep tBr). Masters ST rhomas-uJ&c De
van ~Hra ya~spoo (Br) Roberts, 81 Thomas-o penns
o. om.r,- r,cv Darling fpr) Krabuli Nasssufos Fpeas
D.. p.oina Iprl slon lnrbor GrAce-R Small Co.
Ir,r Sea Bird tBr) Steers, Moncton and Hlsooro-f
Npr Union tBr, Dawson 81 Jonn. Ne-A snhers 60.
Prie rroabsdor (Bri, Daniels s. John. Mp Nevus Z
ar Minerva (Br) Johnston. Rio Grandc-J wb ney
sonr Mary Helen (Br). Wood. Tanrcc-Miier& 4 Hough-
'ehr eenevsva tsp, chrssoaer for, an ria-poppe
Sch relps. (Br,. seyenscn sombrero ard - Martins
kes o,,p,a, tsr Lockhart 81 Johns. PR-sturses.
0hr Mar Harris tBr) johnson, Mayame,-J ons'ss'
stsr su.,an tHr,, Discr Jscrel-lre', Sen 60 r,
schr Hound tnri pearn az Hrrrnu ~-"iau''0
senr nTs csnnoa siunh. For 'i'nroe-N Ht3'
80 80, u.ruin. xa,ilss- wsl'nr'ou --'aa sr'r'
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
MIsCELLAEEOUs.

r,opNs gvNIoNS. INVERTED NAILS. 80 i, g.
I J wnhout pain. by Dr. ~ L. actn Mlrde q IT,
c,eanaet surgeon ehr. .pndst ia Neb NnTSs g ~
Y"wery over C7ens Rams pr. Rec a,s4 4.'i 'e#f tt
c,rns MN ms kc, 25c aud %. 'Ar toy. tan "
L. med AT lis residence, 3s Frin atenaei ssff S.M
,Svrsrep NAIs cuREp WITHOUT pas At h.
] rourth street, wnlan soars. 4. J. nnt"s W 'o's
C,ub Nails cured. without In =. ~ FIoi u |t .-i-
surseon Chronodist sign Of tie foe hours iTSa ~
AIM ana to u N.
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Ira nnspOrtntiOn Of Troops.
GENERAL ORDRRS-NO. 23.

HEAD. .uARrERs. UNITED STATES TRooPs,
NKw YORK CRY AND HARBoR New YoRK, sept rs, 1873
1. Commanding officers OF depots, rendezvous and all
military losis. who have occasion TO SEND troos
and detachments whatsoever descrptt TO this city
O. re uesed notify these headquarters In season, by
telegraph 0 the time which they will arrive IN order
that The may be in readiness
convey them to their respective places OF destination
and that guards may be detailed when such are
required for the proper care OF the meR.
q Whenever officers within this command receive or
ders for the OF troops, they will at once make
returns Quartermasters Department OF the mum
her troops quantity of property for which trans
portation is required. By order Of
Brigadier General CANDY.
q r CuRFrnA HEN Assistant AdjutAnt General.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
The BookseIlers' Trade sais-Fttb

The BookseiIers' Trade sais-Ftttb
The sale continued or s,s to the end % as week The
principal inv ...aau waa ~, or a 1inn,ncott
., philadelphia, Aid which occupied nearly tho
,s,a az Yesterday Chambers Book Of Days and the
,.E.cv,opadian sold very largely at fuli rates, ana
l xaon,s gables" was freely duplicated The FRO
.nnc,n. Gazetteer Of the Word,' by Thomas and Bald
t., r.n well a, full rates, and large numbers were sold
"G..a truths by Great Authors and iIoyles "OaHes
sre In demand dupc ating prices, as were hlso mo
.r,,,s editions OF the Ready Reckoner.' WaVerley
as aud the small websters "Dict na ies ran veiy
| sr.sIv The reprints Of the works origiiAy pcs
| ,,shad nv Derby jackson aud Philnls y aaIp,
.co ,otd steadily st rates, as did also tne e auu
W. rks OF rhomas Jet'crson," in twevle volumes w
N, prcscott's Istores,' over thonsstn soiuhloS
ers sold although the work ID in fifteen volumes oc,avv
| the . Cabinet Histories OF tie states Va WE'VE Vos
| nmes nas freely duplicated as was also isoihs An
c,sn, us,orv and " Pepy s bary' Parsons" " lreASso
on ,he aw OF Promissory Notes and Bills OF ExchAc
- cory IN two octave, sold iIee!y ~ 0nph
| ca,,ny urice The medical works ana mhtuy series
s.id yery we'll throw. nout without much spccitS reul
~ 10 .nv one book sloans architectural works excite.
zach compe,ition The photograph Albums. ior wbi,i
sh honss noted sold higher prices than heretofore
snd ! large uuu Der VI varieties we're dtsI oscd or
p,,uoms invoice Id ~oil Throughout, esiccmiy w
w.ah,pvlou irving works aud hstnr ies Nc PUTNAM a.
.aa,,lv inveSt.d iolfianu thnrsanf doliNs w eeN
n.n.some edN,on tnU.sann ~, o. ~ ne sAe'
ao / ), and nearly the whoie edoa "as sabs"loe0 i'
i III sale
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Cricket.
NEW YORK vs. WILLOW, or BRoo1Lfs'

NEW YORK vs. wILLUW' VI bHooHbf'
mo return match between the ssoon0 ~eveus" w."
- wa. p,,yed yesterday tho ground Of 'he WI
80 ;, ped,ord. L. L. and terminated In favor o. Tue
- yokers An interesting and closey contested game
"a. shown by both Sides and the guests wero ageeao
and nospnaby entertained BY the gentlemen q the VIZ
,0 club Although the were not very heavy no
NOS, excellent crickcting was displayed The dre ence
- ,s scores al the finish only twelve runs 10 tavo'
!, Nav York which stood rs appended
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
Gun 60. New orleans.

The |, n,,ed states steamship AccleIiin s'tih gray
= led yesterday FOR New Orleans she has ~ o'Nu
smooth bore gun Weighing 1850 pounds winch i1 o~s
.o,,a .not weighing four hundred pounds Bsho,
s. s Ia--,ct xas brought into requstou ~ get I'M
80 IN hoarA he ste laer and u rcna'ns WITH the IN
r.cnes OF our tsrs New Orleans TO get u out
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
Tn. Rebel omeers Captured at Cum
beriand Gap.

CrSciSNAfi, sept. 20 lsoo.
y,gaa,sr General Frazer and hundred aud sixteen
..,o ,p.ers captured AZ Cumberland tap by Genera
p,nsts. have arrived 4 Johnson's lsaad.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
THE VERY LATEST

General Burnside and His Army
in Position,
wAsmss,os, Sept %. 1891.
TeleGrams srom Washington.
me government has received glorious news from Gen.
Resecrans; but The details cannot be stated.
rAs rsDs army from shs latss kilograms, hes Dos,
appears, molsssd General Rosecrans In bis present pss
stn
There is In Washington general spri, Of cbeerfalness
regarding future military movements.
kilograms from Clscianati.
CxcKrAn, Sept. 2o, 1853.
Yesterdays Nashville Unio~ ssys:-
General Burnside has reached the point whore he was
expected 10 prevent The flank Of tho enemy.
Colonel WIDER OF General Rosecrans' cavalry has ar
rived al Nashville. reports that matters In The front
sre much more favorable than Ia believed the North
Colonel Wilder says that General Longstrees men ar
rived on the cars from Virginia while the battle was
opening
He estimates our losses as very heavy.
City OF Nashville full Of the relatives Of wounded
soldiers.
Passes TO Chattanooga are nos easily obtained.
Mr.. Boomer, bridge builder, from Chicago, arrived
with sixty men Thursday night, and will proceed 70
bridge the Tennessee at Bridgeport which will
open railroad communication all tho way 70 Chatta
! Aooga
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

The British steam figa,e Medea Commander Preston,
from st. John " b. arrived a, ten O'Clock this morning.
with Lord Lyons goes 70 Boston by the three o'clock
,rain. Tho Medca psls again on Monday morning
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
p.r4o.ss Ent.tiixen~e.

Inops ibe pasg'agsrs 10 ihe steamship Ad'~ =, when
,sped irom ,ns y II FOR Ga~ty on inesd'v ''' weec
a., vsotop ana tlf.s rnilGFan ard NJ us,Tao
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10 Throne of Greece.

Cor fENiIAGES, sept. 10, ioe ,.s,,
Tho King Of the Greeks signed the s,arsay
10 The to the nansn ia right f
TINS % ,avor OF his younger broher and ms nes
King george himself and hrs :" own ,hs Ie panisn cpowp
last IN the order OF SUCCESSION W sA
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA,
&e.. TO-. ~.

The steamship North Star, Captain JONES' from Aspn-
WALL with the mails and passengers and about S27s 600
in treasure arrived ut this port yesterday morning Tho
following is her -.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
ErRnirRt.l

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOuShk
"A Th- -uhEa r.Je reiinquisninE to'sr4t~G
los to gutt u fr.aassrs alt the tptuANiH .
resid-ure IIs Met Twenty N RI ttHrt -
ga uofarte. made 70 prfNft dt'"its
,nre Suk I,r icaie Cuitt ms E'a4srts. hoie"
sronie. ,.,n. ". S.re .n tose cesrl u-
I-sau &c Furniture Nas all nv ls.t 3.A .Mh
solt al a sasrinte. !" -. t"~
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
burning or thc Steamer Champion.
CINCINNATI, Sept 20, ls63.

spec!nl despatch 10 tho Commercial ~ys-1he
.,s.,,e, Cps,nn,ca "a. burned at Memphis ON The 2si
,us,aa se haa board 500 bales Of hay and $40 600
worth ~ guar ssers sores
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

OuH Panama Correspondence. 't
PANAMA., N. g., Sept II, 1863
By newspapers and private advices received few days
ago from Bogots learn that the government and
clergy Of that city, who have been at heads for
some time past, have last come 70 terma Y0p Will re-
member the priests refused take the oath Of allegiance
20 the constitution wheeupon the authorities pro-
hibed them from performing any Of the rites Of tho
church.
The priests feeling indignant at this treatment mmed
aely oossd all the places If worship thinking thereby
gain the sympathes OF the people, Tho ap
70 have had the desired effect tho majority seem
along quite well with the houses OF God closed
- when they open.
The apparent result Of the course pNrsed is the
dmnahine Of tho influence Of the over the peo-
pie On the 9th OF August the vicar other clergy
the capital took the oath required by the authO
rifles and ON the same day the toing OF bells announced
the churches again opened
on the 14th ultimo, and improbable that the
holy fathers remaining here will follow the example
% S N Il. .sss r.
by her these s nothing of importance The interview
pointed far the 10th ut had taken place, but was
expected 10 of the 18th ult President Morcuo
bad nct Ieis 9Y,so npAto las last sdv,ces a.: ices: -
Aoequero and Norepa. which some persons think will
involve the replblcs IN difficulty. he Ecuadorian
government lie rher hostile TO foreigners Just
now. large number ~ priests have arrived there
lately and are believed ,wield great influence over
the admiD,su alton.
The authorities hero are LSking interest In the
cultivation Of cottos the lsthmus Some seed OF supe
rior quality has bee procured and President Sanacoo
ma has orGered taA5e distributed 10 parties wishing
engage In the cultivation OF the staple. Persons recev
Ing tho VAN BE- esured when the has matuTed,
to furesh tho gornmdnt with Of result
.aSsmeans il will be decided whether OFF not the soil
ACNAts o tho Isthmus are adapted for raising this
ss.rs~rrSe Etdget
-"'--iinn u Settes Rss already received -.. -" -
ahs .,,,. ShE DrO.cr enerpv arJ ,r,am
tontion in this section papama cot
eence il 10 Dot improbable that before ,ous fy1ean
ton win be quoted ia the United STATES an'
markets -. .~.or, ,hA Tacln snd
mona rom 1entra America you last heard lroIh '
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
Interesting from Fortress Monroe.
EoprH rsa MONROE Sant. %. 1863.

IhVtT0stHn2 1TU" T"Fe'oss
FoRTRsss MoERos, Sept. %, 1858.
General Meredith, commissioner for the exchange OF
prisoners left this for CITY Point on the nag OF
truce steamer Express Capt. Clark.
Yesterday the officers Of the United States gunooas
wyandot discovered largo lot OF whskey concealed ID
the sand ON the banks OF the Elizabeth river they
Immediately cnnhscled.
he United States steam transport Convoy sailed Tor
New York at o'clock this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

tie''. ,nr,,sson, ", ~ ., S.n K..,-
a'S,, Sa 'L'ii T. iovett, 60 s on Ss,'ns. hs &
Iart, j Incas, Co. Z, Mn en- he, nss,n,ky. ''sSS
Lln, Lt, ~ Ioler Go. X, An hcauvsy ~
Lieu. Lieu. r., p IS Hunt, Atm hen,ucyy.
LNuN i, ,iyrns, 20. h, AIN n,.rv
IA an, ~ ~ a : tucker. Co X, 4to hen."s ,,s.v
i h'sa'' Va "a i narTi v.on Co p Avn ssn,vc.s'
49,, yr a. & West, 60. Z, 4tn syv hen's
Lmn'' !" w. 1 c,bs Co A. AN hent.eky.
80 aa,, y.nkius, Co. IL 4'h nen'u'AS'
C.., Ca. ,,aS, en 20. y, 4th kenoeky.
49,, A o. Colios, o. !, SOD n ~ M e''
N,', Ls, tnas j. Ent, 20. V, 4otn . ono.
~ wrn pnr,s, Co. A. s4th inuiNua
49, (, = sewer Co. s4tn inoi"a'
ien. t's@o tog, rat. A. lst ONO artillery. Infantry
iou' =, hn ~ Aair Co. :, i,n United states mis'"''
Leg'' !ehn ,no g. A. 18th Tinted states rf.n"y'
taft. as n Merchant ca. g, 4iih ,I,nos'
1t nerediih, l5,h ". ea states u'"N"'
Nyr,; ,;l, " ,nySSt s1 eo A. 10 al Hnos M-i
1Ssu, o stein 90, H. 2lst Illinois. -
i,ett Netaeti, q. h, G!st 'h'hos.
III u,inter, Go +, List uiinos. .t
-, 4g.rt 70 X, 2irt hhnos. n
80 Read Go. y, Zig Limos. -
rant Nl,son, Co h, 2lrt llnoM
cap, George, Co. @ 2lst innos "a Is,
80, "A ,rlar 90. II, 2lst hitn'ds.
c pt. Brown, e. y, 3lr' lliuo@.
5f-org T. SO mad, lolst ohio.
-, col VI, ser. lolst ono.
-, Ia a 90. /, lalst ot' -
a L Rue. 10 I, l0lst .hh~
.o,, s,ures Co. u, w. ohio.
e., II ~ Alden 3s' = llulots.
n cole, 90. g, 3si n limos.
s,cst thalnNn, o. q, 3s b Illinois
81 rsiara. o. &. ssh Illinois.
Is,., !.vtn,sr Co y, 3s,n Illinois
"a, ut > K washer, stu Namsas
A., NJ t;rc,tsh, Co. u, sth ktnss
s,.I a o. Ausiiu, Co. I, sth KANSAS.
t,.n. uyr n Senmers, Co l. SIN Ssnsas.
49,, ysrr Uofklart o.. u, Sth Kansas.
-, T. ,si.er 50. Is, sth Kansas.
~, y II Il naell, Co +. 2lst Michigan.
r>, a., a., NsAl,ter. %. X, s2i indiana
~ " y pieU. 40. Il, Sth kansas.
t.a, - CO.. Nth Kansas.
- y In. = X, sth Kansas.
~ u,er ia Illinois.
,.mt ~,v q. 8t.A Ihnos
I,.,,, v' h .ayth, lsth United states infantry
a u,iotav. 70 Is, sian indiaaa
-, g. Eartt# to a.. s7th Indiana
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,'s a tEt.t tU " fttn indisna'
u, "u" 1la o.. ta.b luciAha.
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The New York herald., 1863-09-27
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

State or Trade nt San Fru uneisco-Liveiy
Prize Fight as vArgtaia citY-Anairs
aG the ba nd wich Isss snds, dkc-
sAs FRANCISCO, Sept. Is. 1858
rrade shows signs Of Improvement bntter, bacon.
hams pork and lard have slightly advanced. CRUSHED
sugar scarce At Axc. l6c. Case goods are 10 40
mand Considerable sales OF whsksy being made At
full rates
An Official survey Of the eastern boundary OF the State
hshes the fact that most OF the hmeraida silver
mining district heretofore governed by the laws Of CALI
fornia, is IN Nevada
Two noted pogi'sts engaged pr,ss hghs near vir-
gDiA City the 22d After ths fifteenth round had
been fought ensued, In which the principals ana
spectators became involved Thirty pistol shots were
Ared during the msee wounding nve and killing one.
Sandwich Island Of the 10th OF September are
osivsd. No news Tho great volcano Ouhawai was 70
arkany active during August, and was visited BY large
NUMBERS from Honolulu.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EURgPE.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUR1pE.
THE ANGLIA AT BOSTON.
Earl RuSSaIl'S Order to Laird Rela-
two to tho Rams.
The Privatccr Alabama Ex-
pected at CherbOurg.
01lcial Sympathy with the Florida
at Brest.
French Reply to England on
Neutrality.
Russia Crushing Out" the Polish
Revolution.
~-~>~~~~ #.n
Victor EmanusPs Diplomatic Retaliation
on Plus the Ninth,
10, A. a.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
Italy. 80 -
THE DIFFICULTY WITH THE ppm GovraSMENr
Austrfm

n - q ~ y. Z. YENNA, Sepk II, 1858
IbS ,..,nc,a, ,elegraphc oorresponIsMs !" Matter
.,.nsnt .-..,.o, or tho Rurope. that Prince s,eia
sS had assured tn. French On s1 the Polish
would undoubtedly ally hefses Wv w,,n WITH Russia
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
BELOW.
One bark.
SAILED.

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johanna Adrana toil Johann (Swel LA " tie Lake
fBrI Shrs Electric (Brl, see cBrl Roll Tun i,epew
Brave. r tepefet T filrams ID Stanri, y SIlt1 ~
c Town. X G A Ward d Nj Ter. Brnnt.
2fh-Stesmships Etna. Haasa, Columbia, Gee Cfo"weli
AcClslan
Wind at sunset NV. v,.~
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
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