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70 The rush of pleasure travel ia unprs

e The rush of pleasure travel is UMPIRE
cedented. Every hotel and private house at
or any where in the vicinity of the White
Mountains, are filled to over flowing. Lit
Teton, Lancaster, Bethlehem, and all the
smaller towns come in for a share. The
hotel keepers are talking of tearing down and
building larger. Our state watering places
are well patronized. Magog and Willough-
by are pleasant places to go to. Those who
have weakness for climbing mountains 90
to Mansfield, while the New Workers come
out in large numbers to spend the summer
at Manchester, VT, Burlington, and other
places. Pleasure resorts know no war.
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The Reaction IN the South.

y Young IMAM name,. Marks. from Lexing-
ton, Va. ard well known .; Washington.
where he has recent, arrived from EichmnrA.
confirms The reports OF great Gemora!il ..ion
IN the IchL army. and says light occurred. .
lev DAY, before He lett Al or Lear Suich-rs-
vile. between several regiments vi Niss.s>ip-
ri aud Texas troops. and Stua:t'S cavalry.
The Nies!S>ippians anu Texans were very
much dissatisfied. and started To leave To-.
home, when they were attacked by St.all'S
cavalry. and compelled to return 10 d1tr-
He represented Lees army As almost H. opc
mutlny. owlng To the gloomy aspect of ali,ir>
in the Coniederacy since the fall of NickShurg
ana Port Hudson, and that i, is with difficult
" kept together. The rebels were desertin.
in large numbers, and he SAYS the North
Mountains are full of deserters from Lees
army. II was currently reported among the
rebels. and believed. that Lee had rendered
his resignation to Davis, but that j: was not
accepted. He did not learn the cause. hut ii
was common report that Lee and JEFF Davis
were at dagger'S points about something.
Applications are daily made by rebel pris-
oners confined in various places throughout
the loyal states, TO Col. Hoffman, commissary
general Of prisoners, 10 take the oath of
allegiance, and be sent at liberty \ large
portion of them profess to be Union men at
heart, declaring that they were impressed in
to the rebel service, and have long endeav-
ored TO tind an opport unity to desert and de-
liver themselves up to the federal authorities.
Some OF these applications have been made
by the friends of the prisoners, who establish
their own loyalty beyond a doubt. hut in
many instances are unable to prove the 10y
atty of the prisoners wishing II he released,
Or that he is a triened of the Union. Gen.
Burnside has issued an order providing for
these cases in his department. which he states
are very numerous.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
New York Times says there is avery decided
change of feeling in that city since the fall OF
Eicksburg and Port Hudson:
81 tell you the recent turn of affairs is
changing the mind of the southern people
more rapidly than you imagine. or than the
copperheads would like to confess. The
other day one of the most bitter northern
secessloTlsts of my acquaintance said 10 me.
with confidential tap Oh the shoulder After
all, John, if we could only see this country
restored to peace and prosperity. what do are
care for jeff Davis and his niggers p What
other doctrine have | been preaching to you for
the last two years % Ireplied. He laughed.
as one Self-convicted at last: and we
went to celebrate his conversion in glass OF
lemonade, with something to counteract the
ice. Depend npon it that however the lea
dets and few privileged slave-owners may be
driven to persist. out of sheer despair. the
deldded people are shrewdly putting to them
selves the pertinent question What DO IRE
care about Jeff Davis and his niggers -
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Caledonia County Union Ticket.

GEORGE CoWLEs, kyegate, lsan,tora
THOMAS }. CREE, WheeIock.
j' u , q IiGEE Rlr,s s"''o"' I,ulsrs.
+ l.. FRENCH, st Johnabury. Judse Probate
IONA. ROSS. St. Johnsbury' States Attorney
WM. l.. IRUSSfLL. Danrile Sheriff
DANIEL COFRlN, GiOtOn, High Balliff
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Inc democratic Candidate for Governor

We would direct the attention Of our read.
ers, particularly the democratic portion O.
them, to the first article upon our frat naoe
1t is Sometimes interesting 10 look ~ the
antecedents Of men who are candidates for
offices of importance and trust. We think
it will prove profitable in this case TO those
who are contemplating voting for Timothy
T. Redfeld. |, will do no good 20 call this
statement Of the Freeman black republic
can lie the facts are on record. VIII our
copperhead friends vote for this rank aboli-
tionist9
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" ILLCON X GLIB 3 :
Family Sewing hzachiue

Pi.:,a Win HrVs.s.- $, Salral,~ 10 r. ~len-
Tie Mic. y 'e:.a- = =. a,:.e ii, .r.- rr.sl
n.aA,. r..c t"l>,.. 'rsr e-.:,L ~ .s.,cs
III tisL;c,i Al mos, gla-:.- =: ia la. J..th,
# iuv III -,....r >;:le-
The " X Il :leml2o:> al. ',.e-S noe. T. %
seen to sc apr, ciat,l. Tx 5~r t.se , : I5-l.,
practical hcmncgS III a>c Al --y Il arc = "a
cnc-haf tne price Of me mae "a. uy,. al a,t...s
for family use
\ patented device 90! goat -I-:.i.e {; l-ar-e~S,
prevents the possibility ei tuning --e i--.1'..,
III the wrong direct. Il. Apa,i.cr :g,s,..;s n,
needle being set wong Tar negie - short a;.3
Straigh; enabling II l. Scw thTou-l h-rl seam.
or gathers in har. c!.-.: where all machines .sing
long OF curved needle. u:'cI.y fail.
The feed has IL tendency II dGaN sit goods
down. bat viii sex linen cli.lh.ic perfectly lis
by far the easiest 'naciiine "a ic2Ip Il use 2n.
keep in oT.ier in market
The stitching after much wear. and MANY
washing< i found 10 rcta;:. al the cvenne>s ami
trnnf>S 80 much admired i; first e
". !. >sas-
Eead to.' Cucglu.
JAMES WILLCON.
Manufacturer,
5.:S Jlo Broadway. y. Y.
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The Fort Wayne Qnd.) Gazette says that
eopperhead in that place declares that he is
opposed to the draft because every demo-
crat who goes into the army and lives to re-
turn home is sure to come back an aboli-
ZIONIST"
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- \ Z y \ | T | E Il
CONCENTRATED LIE,

y ready Family Soap-nlaker, of three times the
strength Of common Potash. The public are eau
toned against the spurious articles Of Lye for
making Soap, Nc-, Row oFeredfor sale. The on
ly genuine and patented I've Is that made by the
Pennsylvania Sail Manufacturing Company. th,ir
trade mark for being Saponi;isr or Concentrate
ed I've. The great success Of Ills ar,ci. has led
umprinciplei parties II cnleavor u initiate it,
in collation. TO the ComplRy'S Patents.
All Manufacturers. BUYERS OF Sellers Of THESE
spurious Ives. are her, ~ notified that the Com
Pany have employed aS their Attorneys,
GEORGE HARDING, E-q-. Philadelphia, aud
WM- DAnEE ELL. Esq. of Pitt>burg-
And tia: al Manufactures. User. or Sellers of
LSe. in violation to me rights @: III Company,
NIL b.. yr..S..RrH..f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21

The following pithy Platform has been
adopted by the Fiftieth Ohio reg mert:
Resolved, That our platform is The
| MON, first, lat, anG all the time pence when
1t is established: war until it is"
Coi. i.Ery o. kent OF the i.tn New
Hampshire, has been appointed postmas ,ec
OF the United States senate, with salary CT
SlE-D.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21

Ho. FOR THE WEsT.-By new arrange
ments tickets from S.. Johnsbury to Chicago.
good ten days from date, can be obtained for
5000, and in like proportion to all other
points west. Persons going west on bust
ness, or for pleasure, can do no better than
embrace this opportunity. Tickets may be.
had of Mr. Lowering, of this place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21
Essex County Union Ticket.

DAVID II. HEATTlE, Maidstone. Senator.
n; ". fEENCH, l"inenh"rg, JUDGES
". n kNEElAND, Victory. '""'
JONAH BROOKS, i.unenturs, Judge of Probate
CHAS. CHASE, Concord. Sheriff
HENRY Haywood, Guldhall, States ATTY
I. T. CUSHMAN. Lunenburg, High Bailif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21
VI DIR. Tobias YPneiIanN
Y LA Hnr>c I.inimenI. II 4.

Ii pint bottles al 30 cents. cures lamenes>, cut
gals, collie, &c. Read the fclloEing:
BosTaN. july =, Isl.
Dir. TOMAS: We have used for he ,..>t wear
your Hor c. Lnmeni for lameness. X Ks, bruises,
cole md cuts, and il tseTs instance !, and = the
best article ever tied IN tiis eirc'.S csuT-i.s-
Please srni six do.-, A. / : the only linlinr-.t
we uso moss. Nc hsyr ) horses, some T,Jg
valuable. and - not aaal 10 leas. town Without
II. HYATT FROST
Manager Van An.hurgh K Cos Ma as,-ic.
" I Sold by all druggists. o.aoe,I
Y IL s56 Courilandt sr-.N-Y- Gees ' IL.
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BE Wise hr Times! DO not n:fie with

DC WIS., Ut II IHttN. f5U HUs II TIT VIII.
your health. constitution and character II yea
are suffering with any disease for which Helm
holds Extract Buchu Is recommended. TRY II
TRY 1T I, try il 1t will cure yOu, save long SUI
fering. allaying pain ana inflammation, and Will
restore you TO health and purity. \ little expense
and 10 exposure. Cut out The advertisement in
another column. and call OF send for IL Beseayr
Of oouRteLttits' Ask for Helmbold'S. Take no
other. Cures guaranteed CO.'S
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A Friend IN Need. Try II,.Dr. Sweet

Iufallle iinimeni : prepared from The recipe 81 Dr
Stephen %eei. - Connecticut. The -rrai b1le seller aha
ila> tu Used ia his practice Tor Ike last twenty wears
with tie lB>i 1>iell>llls- >lt - ali rAvTa r-le
~ il j. without rival. a-i Viii alleviate lail.
Speedily than aN iIer nrelIraii"i- For AZ Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders Il ! truly iaillr Su3
live S-rS v uiii~, Sprai- Bruises.
hralig ami powerful Strengthening properties cAUt llr
iusi N"i,c. AID establishment 81 aid h. haze Cig-l
ITial- four iiT,; certificates Ikail-
cures. Performed hl Il Within The la-i vrar~
this TACT SEE advertisement L SIS
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Mr. VIM. Grace: wish to state to ron fol

Mr. VIM. Grace: wish II state TO yop for
the benefit of those similarly afflicted the great
relief have found from the use Of your Salve-
| have been troubled with one Of these old viru-
lent ulcers of the leg fer three four years and
tried various remedies without success procured
from DIR. VIM. Il. Preston, Portsmouth. two boxes
of your salve and il has entirely cured the ulcer.
and know of two other eases that have been
cured by the same am DESTROYS TO aid YOU i'll
your good work O: relieving the afflicted and send
this for vour use. Respectfully YOURS,
ANTHONY {. CAMPBELL.
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"Oh /. that men and wom'

"Oh that men and women would read
and ponder on tac lists Of mortality published
weekly. monthly and yearly IL cur city There
is ever fearfeily great proportion Of eoiSo:nl'-
ton eases. The statistic table proves that while
other diseases >lay their thousands. consumption
Slays It's tens of thousands.
- In the early stages of throat and lung com
plants. we consider Madame Xsaor Pnrtcr'>
Curative BalSam iufaliblc. ~. !. Tribvs,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21
TIE SAPONFIER

CONCENTRiTf.B I'VE
\ FOR SALE BY T. Z BROWN.
Take Notice.
The United States Circuit Court Western Dis
tr-ct of Pennsylvania, No o.. Nay Tern 1862
in sui. Of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturers,
Co - TuoS. G. CHASE. decrecl 20 tt Com
i'any on Novc.arcr i $50, liz
ENCLJ SIEE
-'5ht granted b. : fa:en; osrei 3T ,lsen for t1t
Saponi4,r. Patent data Oct -osr n. l>Ji.
Perpetual Injunction Awarded
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT EAC,-iG-IsI.<Ii ca
OFFlCE-I2- Walnut Street, Philalelpbja.
Pitt Street and DpQuesne Way.
PittsbuIr- ,S.,,-S
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Females, Females. Femaic> Use

ctEait'> feiIi;;it> ti.ifi'> IT 80
that safe, pheasant remedy known aS ii ELNlsoLp>
EXTRACT BUCHU. Icr all complaint incident l"
the sex. No family should be wiihoS At, aud
none will uLen once triei hy them II i used
OK ,oun-; ana oli. Il. -. decline 1T change If
ife before aud after 'siagEi.,e. during and .ttsr
confinement, Ia strengthen Tie i.rr.e>. Restore
natu-e To- Is irorag ,..annel, aGi ln,i5orate the
hrokcn-daru c.i.-,.t ..ia,.. from ws4l'r,vr cause
or..lua':.- U>e nn worthless pill, lake
Hem. Extract H,g.is.. - advertisement;
II another c,,iin2- ct o.t. Il. sel.d lor it
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= L. J 0 III \ S B u II y
ACADEMY,

Fall Term begins Sept LIST is ;:-wintc- Term.
Dec !st, lS63-Spring Term, Fec L., lS5i-Srm
mer Term, May 10, 1864.
lit ]. h. COLBY, Principal.
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4 gentleman. cured of nervous debility, In
competency, Prem Decay afi Youthful Ell, alB
tel TX desire L. h-'leti others. Nil ID. lIall'.
Furnish L. all who heed II lIev r.-a.-' the Tcll-
drectiii> iuT making t simple temeiN Used Ia In
These wiSs to profit Tax hiS ArTirm,rI'lI '>-
valuable T-.nedy-Nill receive. hy mali.
tCareivlly seated. by addressing
JOHN q. OGDEN.
at. Y Nl--a. Srr..r N.,sy N.,ga
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
h""'ra as He'aHb"l'Ts Gesyine Preparation.
HELN@HD's fNrRaCT ~wCnr.~
SAE>APAEllIA
IMPROVED ROSE MASH
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u~ State election one week from Tuesday.
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iiEI.AiHoI.ICS

q & y CIAE PIRagyrR
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED uuNrs,>a
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCrr

A Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases
OF the BLADDER, kIDNEYS, CRAWL AL.
DRoPSICAL SwELLINGS.
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This Medicine increases the power Of D.
gesiion, and exei.es the AbsOrbents IN,
healthy action, by which The Watery or a.
cerous Dispositions, and all Unnatural /
Judgements art reduced. as well as pam q,
Inflammation, and is good for Men, Nom.
or Children.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

strange TO US Tor swing saved the fustr,n
Empire In 1919 Cavour said once that ngraitudo was
not only dsbonorahe but iinpolit,c already
Ars has experienced the truth OF this axiom In tho
loss Inmbardy winch tire direct canseluance OF
her defcc,itn & issa in the Oriental war we shall
see whether present behavior viii lead to similar re-
snlB
The ideas Of neutrality entertancd BY England nave
ilustrator. AZ Trchizond, on the
Black sea Erelish steamer arrived 'ately WIN q
cargo az rifles ennpowder and other murlrs o. war.
and forty "passcprers" In the Crcassan cosue cnt VINO
easily oes. The cargo and
transferred next day on board Turkish gahi't,
which set sal. for no coast of CrcaEsia where uss
she has been captured by cruisers she has 10 c"o.
an,ed them Tho protests Of the Russian Consul
unav aing, the Turkish authorities either WOO d
not cold interfere, and the remonstrances o. M
Hovso in Cons antnople viii come too ite 70 he OF anv
or course this is small affair 10 oomrarSon WIN
tho Alabama ard the prc-aring Tor the I'm
peror OF China but does England orccvo that m
the ttudnaran Interpretation she gives 10 the charac
ter o neutral she s introducing rrince m interna
tonal law which be used day with Tremendous
effect againA herself
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
QUE SPECIAL DEsPATGHEs.
oar London Correspondence.

foVnDN, Oct 10, 1869
s"s;sgre cr - fssi Loa cfa 40 he Ncysy--BYliae
flocstis RViar .--Ftai t yl1aJA " rapiissRs
%fi'Eie Farsra ,s Uaf'd Ssfr- in, ,Vrtrac, "
Hs foo'l"'d % nsric III P2rp Of an fritt
Nr'y ~ Mr. TO- --Hart-,ihr1S Rgfy- Eay'crd's
f"y I"'trit Fruncs ai,f n Jsios--Vo Ta,eIrea
"p-Naio''oa Fiisi bs Rait - a. so,rs Of ths Gr,r
r. frH--'J.ct % 0e Ear ia1 IRE EoaS,q r,gas,'
";ifr iron, Nae fsri-- %. Dtaprry Of ne pr,,t tc.
r"e '"n-c''i rams p, Liverpool have a, las, the
"croa1 srrow" chalkci on a. n--'he .oycen,ns,, c,,
o. soi1'hs 'nd taking posicssi,a o lerciic, crno
wIere the law has been broken It Il p-c,eot.,
and believed by many IN, the French e,v.r.
mnt has actually bought then. Intending to t,te
hcm over TO irss, and u fouul o great spcei AZ rcu
a. strength. to keep them sud not, thea turn ,,o,,
ovor 10 jcr Davis Co hut that little game won,
WORK. The rams arv In hedge. aud there Mcy Min
stay ha the srow clean sccori
bear of several very fast blockade ranaers bong
bn.h. md ncsy rcaIy-rcal "scvcntccn kno,,crs."
4nesc svcsatVs bivo eacsla.ed ou loug and prosper
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THE INVASION OF MzxIcO.

Napoleon About TO "Baek Oui," and
L.ave Ma ximilfnn So ths Lurch.
Ia Fro,oc announces riat n. ,a Belegne 'nerabcr o.
the Corps Legsiatif. has rutlisDed punpt c,ttsd
france aud Mexico" which concludes that o. fsccsr
o. the Arcndrke Nrr,sii,a D the urc,e u no Of
France vourd brmsnn,e, and me ireseA troops voids
Immediately rifhdrdwn.
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SEIZURE OF THE EaE3.

The Laird Rams I'm the Mersey 1n"e"
Possession Of by Ensi"nn' .
IayEspooL, Oct. g, 1858. E
The Liverpool customs authorities receiVeu 'nst'r
ton this aosoon 10 the two rams bu't py a'u
Brotiere. Tho Instructions have been carried .ut.
The LIVERPOOL Doly Courier announces the iorihAi
seizure by the Customs authorities Of ono o. aid rams
NJ urkoohead. The bread arrow was aiixed 'hs "'s'
no n tA
(From the london Times, Oct. TO-
We believe that by order OF the government tue pfoaa
arrow has been marked tho iron cads couatruo
cd by hessrs. Laird brothers.
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A vfsis q. the Rams.

TO TEX EDJTCW or THE LONDON STAR.
When at Birkcnhead Monday last through the cour
tesy Of Mr. Laird Jr had the Opportunity OF inspecting
Thoroughly OF the iron rams tue III Toussant.
building at their works, nnd perfect Of
destruction mere invuluerable any assaiant
thiak 1t I passIte fer the mind CT
celvo or mechanical skill % Construct Two such
sells believe mish, tack each other with the great
cat ferry without either sustaining injury. Tns
uurpoee FOR which these vessels being bailt
man can question. Whilst making survey OF the
vessel | could help asking myself tho question
suip Sc Great Britain wa circumstanced as America
now is-say for instance that Ireland was attempting
70 effect separation from the United Kingdom-how
should we as nation feel either tho Northern or the
Sou horn States ol Amerisa were TO supply Lee with
two such engines Of warfare these two ships are'
Would not every Eng!ishmau burn with just Indignation
the though; OF country processing 10 be on terms
OF ainy and good viii irrespective OF fhe ooigntions
a ing International laws, 80 acting, anc at once
brand such country with the charge OF hypocrsy ana
seek by every in his power TO Obtain that
which such condrct would entte him tor Aau ny
the ssno rule would despise any American who, urcer
si;Ear cc imsi iances ud rot have RECOURSE 10 the
like retaliation THIS, think s the plain common seuse
view take OF this question: and II Is my onion that
were Earl Russell allow those vossfs 10 rove on inc
high seas as the Alabama aud other ships are row
rowing ne would deserve 10 be impeached such thing
could be allowed TO tako place without loss OF honor
danger national character AID interests, and
for ore desire 20 raise my Eupblc protest against It,
May beg . bc allowed space in yonr valuable paper
FOR Insertion Of ts letter. aud al the same time con
slfer myself your obliged and humble servant,
DaENrs ORD Oct. s, 1858. JOHN CUNNiNGTON.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
vn. ore, or ere Crown.

SENIOR YsrRADA's ADch' ~ TO MAXIM. Ian.
fFrom the London telegraph, Uct. 10
From Trieste receive tue lengthy add delivered
by pou Gutiercx d'EstfGda he ohcf Of tho Mexican
dcputstoo The csntents curit1sy in kcop,ns with
thc whole AMIR. aud may DC wca Communicated in
cx'eWO:-
lRfxcx:-
The ro.ecrfri koad Of a oenocss ~c-oreA haS srsls
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
THE PRIvATEERS.
Reported sale OF sra FLORIDA.
(trom the Journal de i0lpa Irl.

[trom the Journal de ioHea usl.
We learn iry.n Brest that III ,0fds about % b1
10 the Transatlantic Coz rauf co. br onpUgee 1n Ia
secondary line. The ne, tittn. f'r fflaar w4s be-
fore the between tho y fi l1f shin fhr rfitrsts
friend OF the second orcc- ledefl .ofyetlp .c
kesrsargc, which Is ~ if fnls .sO 81. st.
The cfiocrs o The ~" when .fr ht o. meet,
behave towards cssh otf- ~bjiien ned 3Ie~s but
their cctivc sailors show rce-rye ior several
serluus conflicts have taken pls. between ~ VIII N
nccessatei tho ION OF a. maritime lrthoYies
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The Latest News.

LONDON, Oct. IL, 1865.
The Gos states that the seizure OF the vii bring
the whole subject forward Tor JUDGMENT u viii be r.
olerable that countries without port should possess
lcets
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

IiIPORliNT FR0II EURePE.
Arrival of the Scotia and City
of Lin erick.
Wwo DAYS LATER 1-lwG.
Our London, Paris and St. Petersburg
Correspondence.
.>,,.,,.,<y.>,~-~>v~-,~
Tne Russo-amerisan Alllan;s and Mrs. hin
coins Toast to the Gar.
Laird's Rams Seized by the English
Government.
REPORTED SALE OF THE FLORIDA.
JEFF. Davis Warning to Blockade
Runners and Cotton Traders.
OPINION OF R0SECRANS' DEFEAT.
Senior Estrada's Address to
Maximilian.
TIE CHRISTIANITY OF ADOLIllONIsM.
Napoleon Likely to =" Bacls
Cut" OF Mexico.
The Polish Question to be Maintained as
European One.
DIPLOMATIC COMPLICATIONS IN GREECE.
~>~~-~~~-~>>~>>>~>~~~~~~
Panic in the Bullion Market in France
and England.
TIL P r. n E II N @ {.
DEATHS OF DISTINGUISHED IHDNIDUaLS,
&C., &C.. &e.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

Constant noplc telegram of October says that tho
Porte offers TO buy the steam building 10 the Mel
Earl Russell said TO favor this solution OF the d
lcuy
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
Panic in the Bullion Market in France
and England.

II III H p r. I n E R II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-20

MusIfIcEsr PArEIorr.N. Is Chtteudrn
Esa, q prominent and "ell.kn,-n eitiren oi BROOK
lyu, and recently notable On, OF OF thc yiind
pal managers Of the tsiOS newspaper Of that city,
has conIibated 10000 AZ rounty fund. 20 be
divided among tso hundred volunteer, 70 The IA ID
ranks OF the veteran Fourteenth.
THE PAaK THEATRE lin fnlton street, op-
po'te the CITY Hall /. one Of the Institutions u
BROOKLYN. Nightly delighted audience sppr''i' -,
the performances, which cAnno, be sicellrd ~ she
New York theatre The play going public NJ" lelr
rally sustAining the efforts Of mauhgri Ilzlrssu II
amuss them and one thinks Of iTlyeliug sgrori
the ferries, now thN the Park 1hestie presents {,
@h'm 90 many at.tacitpa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-20

rst,s, aha "s.aft.tej 90 jesse Ctt, oHs cLsiss
VI sttsnptias 10 psss a forged ebeek u 500 upon
Nj James " woodruff. Of the Nss Jers.y Railroad.
1t alleged, also psued tvo forged onecss one for
-lVo ", and The Other tof 10 uron the CLERK TIE
Camden and Aroboy Railroad.
PoLricAL.-Tho Democratic primary meet
tnss in Hudson County. are to BE- held on ThorseAy
evening Of tbs rSok, ard the County Convention
-. b held on the 2Gth. The I mon p-imsri.. will
70 neil on Wetncsdsy evening, and the County
touveb ion vi be held At Commercial Hall, jersey
Cry, on saturday the oath instant
tsoS fAin.-Thc Ladies' Relief Associa-
ii Of Jcr'.y CIV, are max PREPARATION fer Lold
sew y rsey voiir'r,rs