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New publications.
A NEW NOVEL of EXTRAORDINARY
AZ INTEREST.
d. APPLETON Il Co,
Nos 4s3 and Ai5 BROADWAY,
HAVE srSV FuBiisHAD
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HELEN MODET.



This 10 a very cevery story .oounaiis N s'r,nS
Incidents ana sr ed aIc..s The I1ts well couc"ived
sud the Characters well drawn ne i4e''s q " 'Y -
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extensive se ana deserved popularity tM"soHi hepnoh'
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tb, rene s.hei wish ST. AM pcasatnts- Inc mora
tor II m a = hish ard che lesson ncHch'ct wo'ih y. ~
ton even Of those reed rev novels or the sake Q. the
story iroy WING. 80, ..s
t spe san, novel ,r4phc lni reaanoe-s story OF nod
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90 nad IL espec.sly tire better class - orlsad f.css
iAe told teaches -CQd moral and exhipis a
variety Of q drawn characters Constance Jsnsdor Is lovely
uc god p,iqose 10 Which she tintt lea power "a M.1.
Hamilton lfo hs iuhde views ony Increases admiration io
80. HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
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NANUFACtUBES AND MINES. Coutsi.Ns Clear *
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Two PICTURES. or. War W. IBNN OF ~ g YES
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Sesh. / vol. ilmo.. : So -, =. =, .,,.,, D
TIE HISTORICAL sHAKESPF kRlAN RE- ADER ny
Pref John " ; HoSs Author of " Ihe ,Aa.t -p"sfion
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C4!.cG VI STGgET CoArissoSEE,{
Pc. 30 bIosdNhy.
rINO CONTRACTORS roDO;as inc.ascd IN

&c. ~, bIosdNHy
'ENO CONTRACTORS Proposals lnc.nscd IN
4 sealed envelope. iui,fl va te H'.c o. 40 ~ofA
AL! s. "a t.c nli- 0l Sire t.I.f wl. .en lie Fl .e
received O; his Office urt MONDAY August = a. Il clock
=
f4.siu. wee, side Lc4iug.oaav between 4h al fs'-
and ou North SIDE of syst pcgtel Lex si'u ana s.h'
scH, vacant lo.s iu otsy, from .tl 10 ..i a., t~o
on FL-s from ,lh h.. g Broadway
Eorre.-lt.lg rTsig rrug cl5 and gutter all ..ssls
81 ii. g. .ssel..4 an. It 49,
building house TO- use Of fnFinr Company 20
n ding house jog Zee q. lose tonYa.y 40 -.
Brdsn. house io- u Hook -d Ladder Company
No. !e.
NC. ifo alarm hell Tor lie Jtfe.cl M.ike let Towel
A.v l4r.n uri .. l.e -'f-lnDs l-si. Ic.. So"c.
Bans .H.Gis of p-op.ss .oso.Ari VII llr .pcafluon'
end agreements ls Dee .iizacn 81. OOH. 9Lce bse4 ah,c
b. pa .uleat. .,r. .to.s. auf.0f D.. l.ti
lMAL 1. { nv IL. ei-rri CONN --.llI-
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OfFicr or ras sissal orrcEs

OFgfCT Or rHr SfsstL OFFICER.
NAsHlAsToS, y a., Angus. 1855
CEALFD PROPOSALS viii be received Of
- d.. oli,e ur'n SAT- RDAY aprust23 iDo AT CLOCK
M lor furnishing Es sisns Department tAs following
~ Two hundred and any ssn.l Esripiasa.s
81 tnify bsri.l. .ufPslluc.
~ 90 Laa-fcl o. - :. hing.
- Too iisad ed Is.scqPc Hoderl
Is Isen. I've ..osf N.li 10 Aes.
% twenty go4rds Linen Thread
" ren Nse-4es
10 To- TsP bofsf-
g. Ivcufy rUgo,s -
Ins AT ds,ery % b. u.de about the s 81 se':snssr
las ~ o. econ licIclirr Government may dheci
Iho f41 .ad Po.s OaieS Ad4e-. " lie o.i-es 1855
h! / sds 10 the n.rs q arm the lame, Of al Ia
fsfi- u4s app-a ac DID vii De- cons.eTe a. is ~
llr.l q. Irogosl n The pl.ty ,.fuis H. 49,.
Foi.ssl. from tpyai Yass. Or whore ne bidder not
pee. f-Iord 70 Do, oia. viii n5t DO soa'idsr.a
Fopo.a. mo-, 30 aiIs'..sd 70 Ths stsnsl vier Of TIE
- po... f.i s,sid signal qugrasai.S
% IN IL. = tho Cl-rI u tie nssr.ss Diet Coait
% th- United state. hi .;.i-t-AtioInfy.
H. siy q ere .id. T. ~. a., contract 'Aonld I. B.
a~afl 20 hin must De- s",n'eed By pon'io.o pc
whose signatures sfe T. b. cpleufed 10 te slLlaiiy
ant I'D gsar-afy Hsa,i leco~paay m sd
bond. az dolbe De amogLt Involved In the ooa
uacs scd ~ ts clus - ad "a oi AZ iAr-utol. vi
1e feqlel N. the slocssl- 0aQc' o. Hes upon 80 s
TIE couiia.L
We -, ~ ~ County q '9 s,s' 'A,5 o. -
arooi a. e = ~ prop .sa sud tat, St ui
hs lfspo..a >. soc~g q be- vii entsf into
tat q a.sUIaanc, tnc.n4iL.
cuuUld tho contract De- dsd o. him We arc prepared L
bee .i4l III -sCu4li.es
10 ia. sarliy mus. te appended he OF !si certificate
syofr uifutl9rrdl
ne dtti received 20 rcjec; ~ proposals he prices
deemed Co. high orN frsy Cause I. IL not tccnsa Tor the
pulir iatcgrst 10 accept 'belI.
Models ~ o. ili. u ito Office 81 TIE signal On
lot twenty t21l d.ys nom date.
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OFTcr W SlHtfr foTflsst.sii. Ao -. bro-fnaJ-
THO CONTRhC TORS -iEOIOSAi-S noloscd
ia zeal ed ,.ve. Pc irdaso1 ith tic ulc q tue ~ofL
a. ~ ia tAe G.. Il tic hl.lrf thereon. sn be 70
cc.sel tt.s oiicc ult " tL,uAl, So. c ,ef ~
al N o'clrcs e. n. Tor rtlLDlNG HOUSE. so. 10
.eo.a7l street. t.e use 4 Eus.lo Company no. 10
Eiauk flrls g ff.lot. together VIII Doe r-c 20
sna a-rc@ucas can b. i.sr~ 20 f ,ih3C uot Street
Department, .,c.,-i ,Ik Angus. ~ itJ.
CihS. a.. CDhNtiL, street Coum.ii' acf
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iUt00ins CARDS, Mf.

At VIZ. EEfHUELL" SONS, lOl Iulfon-
4 u-V tDIfN5 f'HD+ li.o Stationery, Colonel Ia.-
o.. .-allll. e 1ossaif DO. a.. Aliuts. flrs I'D
fres.c. NliA booa t4cc1s, vote, iaits a. ttst41-
A.A'd lsl5J
At J. EVEPDELLs. No. 3t1 Broadway
~ NErDl.G CARDS ad hUIE PAfHhs ln slegI.t
~. Ao sal. aut SILVER noor D. zee eies-y es-a,ad
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1TuE LIFE OF VICTOR HUGO.
TOLD BY A WITNESS (MADAME HUGo).
PuBLIsHED To-MoRsow.


Elesant octave, cloth bound Price q 20
This magnificent work which has just appeared in Pr:i'
end translation Of which is offered TO tue American
Pablo TO- al nieu;s AID purposes. Autobiography Tor
~ equvoes title page is but mask to conceal ne zeal
sahor-Iicior Hugo hinseiLe creator Vi thai mastery
lies NiserGhles.r
THE LIFE OF VICTOR HUGO.
The story Of such HE NJ. Victor Huso's, tod ny a
witness car hardy fsi Q se hch viii make Euioie
nit s 10 ~ London hieneun. One o. the most
enhancing volumes shat has iss.ed ilom Tie fnh ff'''
Rrgo signed lis bon e to the proof sheets OF Les
Msera5 So faf.s Cores ndent Charming IN fresh
ee. dramatic in dcri abundant in detail snphic in De-
srpton AID lively in aecdoe have d The book before
q. with Uni.-.s ~ interest Il London Literary Tines
THE LIFE OF VICTOR HUGO.
One vi he moss delightful .! al biolsphes AID ons
which every realeT Of les AiseTa5e all devcus vi >
aviay indeed TIC Great Romance itself is pan Of the
Me Visitor Hugo, sd caulo. be fay understood without
this-is compile ion
THE LIVE CE CHRIST. Translated fon the French Of
Reuar.
TIE LAST Day or \ CONDEMNED MAN. Trans
hied fIom the French Of Victor Hugo.
sold Everywhere, ana free b. rail. recsp. o.
proe By CARLETON. Publisher Now-losk.
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STRAY Address A. j., box No III. Tribune Office.
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CTkANGERS' GUIDE TO NEW-YORK.
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NEW YORK sSfr fSrN 1853.

NEW-YOEK IS TT rs IN 1893
Sr.ns-rs Guide Book TO he Cites Of York Brook
lyn ,d adacc9t rs-e. vss-ii notices % EVERY oE-
JECr or INTLtE ~ sTRfHOERs including public
ter5as :bnrcts .e,ss paec q aiaaseacni .,e'y in'
s.i.oo1f Ac wih MAYS o. fhe CITY giving be
Il. zrsm Of Cen, Fo-k rDlic " ~.
Fic Districts 60 ard bud Pistr to Albany cad roy,
and ~ easaSngs a pubic Jli ncw cd ion.
Phi G. cfLts.
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Agents an1 ~. e ~ MI receipt .f Tho pr4cc ~
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No. 5Zl Isoatvay.
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h6IoS JANIS BOARDING AND DAY

~ SCHOOL FoN YOU.D LAblEf. 10 $50. - Wet
f '. between . md 'ifH's, w4l o.en o" tIr 'fi 81
ioeno'H b. uc seen 80 ia. sdiIcs after are it, Of bel p
Co... It..
Mi.' ftNts is haiy permitted 10 refer to tha following
FclIa.cn:
"a Acr.i~i-D D. rill. csg. Rcg. Dr. Cfp.n.nr. y. b..
I4f d. ftl, EGFffd fttci.Ni ss, DOM joy. tIlf ith
..ines ~ beesn'lu g. j.. ficd u4. j. ". n1s'd. go
Re-" d.. bs"hs J. inofe, ion hd.nd Lsffrtt. tps.oni
~. EsN is"op Ic ,ss'y .ileiiy4ni thlfJus co irn0y
Was4 efoA, fi.ue 81. lr.Hg e.q Jfslron o. b.. ii,u.
Harvey baldwin syracuci io. klon SIN. 2onh, ntrot,
lion. RoDsr ie elnd Defoiti D,rt smith, cap, Peter.
borough. 81. i.
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D.viEL II BrRDErr. AHe.!oseE
= H.I@lf sffS - T.

IT s. NAESHALs SALE.
4. b BURDEIT JOINS < Co.
BY writ seudoni erTonss 20 ne directed N
i.-gsea wI .s "a BLiI. Aux TON, o. the - a
u August 49, a. H. O'Clock 0osfd thereof -
pii1s steamer elizabeth, her TO AlE, Ns.
y. F-Ihe vessel lies g, fh- Union stores broci
lyn-Arr A. 1850 H. allA aAI, u. s. A-s-AL
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DAAILL IT fVRULTrl Alt'l0aees.
II s. NAVY AGENTS SALE.

~ BURDETr. JONES Z &c. Nj sell. on friday
Au. a. a. u o'clock a. tie T. 5. Navy yard Broosyr lDe
oder and under asct Of }. tENDEksCs, ESQ, Ns'y
Asen,l. Ste UANhS. Tho Steamer USCAa, ~ t-S
e., 81; eng ~ iee' beam p feet, depth Of hold feet
inches sho 10. two propeller. and hsh deck AZ 1n1s3
which cabin. &c. IeTr, casa aid she 10 ~ Be ~
moved Immediately.
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D.s.gL II. BUhDSr1. Aue;ioneer.
- MADNff : 81 y

TH ). MARSIIAL9 rALE.
~ By BUKDETr. JOSFs Co.
81 virtue - o. Wut y N,r mi Erponss, 70 ne eec.e
nlielvcfei Nil sell 81 P1hic Auction on the .2d DAY
AUGUST 100 - u ociock - noon on h3.Ei Thereof N
rms steamer 5 NHEAM her fsthLE. &c.
y B-lhe above vessel lies the Union 81 20, Brock
lvn-ans.st H. lsu3 l. 5iUKRAh. U. 5 Nsssla--
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D,N'st y. nURI yrr. Auc.ioneer.
IL :. NAVY AGEN rs SALE.

~ by 30 RIDE 1T. JONES 20.
Nu sell On FRIDAY. aug n II u o'clock at the o y
Yard Brooklyn. by order and nuder direction Of
HondeTson go 4. >. Navy Agent steamer VNNAs. feS
atc.neI Cu,as q 2J egisef length IL feet 5ean
let ctl.h % hold lrtt inches Sae nas two ppe!.sv
anu D 81. n decA -. unGu wlca are her cabins. &c.
Terms cash ana she iAgs, be rem wed Immediately
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TB. PETERSON l. BROTHERS.


A fFLIC1ED RESTORED! IONOHANCE
~ EYrOsEDt IALLACIES CAMASALD.
HlGHLY IMPORTANT 10 bOTH SINS Married or
6mge. 81 ue-llI or Di-easc.--Dr LARAONIs Pads I1I'
don AL Nes-York Medical ii,ii,r a.d Mani 90 q .-o
(.5'h fdlG t0o rs-es nearly 100 figure N'ra'ioas
rpon Arusi I'D Nervous Debility. Urinary Deposits LF0-
utt1ry ,.o - Ser ln gotercy tlrctois % - I'.c'I
AMI kidneys Cen.5-J rilaly Lfeasos snd tHelr Cons.
euences tle Antony % To- ScAua. Organ 4 lie si
fuae Latest Recafche, in Phys ,losy frIoptao Hospital
fraece @uscks Their recipe and s7ecacs the Aat.oIs
upequaej raIs tLa London Treatment, e. Naed r'r ?
el closely s1led an who Womb avoid uiraccosfl al
babsroHs g. stnent IN hlIcrrg 'oga. Objection. fa4
trirators Olsck Srechcs Erttofe. .n-'- r"eIis Sc.
should purchase the original work OF T. MAkALk No
Ne,ey.si..; ). TJUSEt NO. l@i N.saus cyi,ut tle
DOCTOR No. ca Broadway tun s.air.l. NeD-l
8 s.b. 10 pr. Oily except Sturdy ard sunday.
20 Ne ,sA otlc! paper. lecoLrr song d. Lar
s,omt snd his lIlieT des Etats INN. Dispatch
Etsais Zei-uug AtL. Medical Review SCI
HAMMOND on the Causes symptoms, and
4 II SUCCESSFUL 1REAIAENT Of NIRNOUs d..
FLIY aud other Diseases n the Nervous Seminal lfiri
~ and sexse systeisby D. HAxr0sp 81. d., foruel y
ysoicsor o! Spcia. Aalouv &C. b. fne Syslclee D. lc
CSli-ee New ok. rice III mailed rec L. WARNER
PaOl-.leI, No / Nesey -, Aston House.
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DANIEL II. BrEoErr. AGc..oaeer
~ < pGEfAi's al =

7 :. NAErIINL" SNf.F.
- BY NIhuElT j.NiS Co.
Nv vitae II W. ve1flal poras 20 no directed ~
A. is-r~d viii sel Public Auction. The pa day
tr.nrt ls3 q u oc,ck boald Thereof tue 5A'
DELLA. HER IAl ALE. &C.
~ b-1ie sbors vessel les ~ the Atlantic Docs broo'
.vn-AurI ial L.. 81 RRAf. D. y. AAIshs-
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DAvigL Il. BraDgrT. Arc,!oneor.
~ 6 MARSHALL SALE.

X. BY bCRDGrT, JONES CO.
y virtue 4 vn y veui 3u crpons % ne directed u,
d.liy.--d ! viii sell 3, Public Auction IN the - Gay
Auya. lld1 a, u O'Clock h. n. board tlc.e>f liz .a
PRINCE LEOIOLD Der i-cEe. : c.
y B-Ihe ab3ve vessel lie. =. the Atlantic Docs asoo>
vn -Aus..tl H. i.t T. ML RRhl, u. ). Marsha
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UtNIhL II. tusDLTt AaeuOaeef.
II s. MARSNALs SAIL.
II 81 81 RnEIT JONES Go. .
y sis'ue Il m 4 vsniou AponAs, 10 me directed ~
delivered will g.. u Pubic A-.iou on the I'd az 4
Augus az n clock bosri thereof the trre
BARN MlNSitRED lkR TACKLE, sc.
y. h.-Ihe s1ose vessel i-s the Atlantic Dock Bo>p
yn-Aus. IA, icoA a. MI h!tAl, u D. A-.'A--
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CHOULDER-STR
~ ShOULDER-sTRArS
SHOULDER STRAPS!
By HENRY AOBIOED.
This sre, book BY Henry ofioId viii Re pb shed and fr
sale SATURDAY next by 81 booksellers AID Ne.s Agents
e,ry~heIe complete So Two large volumes p cover l.c
ell Or bound volume clos. for o.. We alsO pub
nsh is4y edition" oft complete in volume, paper
cover. Price 81.
lis psbH-ied and for sac by
It Il. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS,
No. J0o Chcstnut -. Phi adeiphA
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lllnsiraI Jnsirnraeri9.

4 ii. GALE d Co. PIANO-f DRIES.
"A. Manufactory and MsrerooHs,
No D.. F4st ~. A., Nov- iofs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06
SpEECHES IN TIE ARMY.

The life in camp ia often varied by some
aQreeab!e scenes, reminding the soldier OF
assemblages on the husiings at home. One OF
thess occurred the other day at Hamlltons
Crossing, where Senator Ssmmss. Of Loulsi-
ana. WAS received with marks OF enthusiasm
by usys's Louisiana brigade. He made aii
aupropris.e address " thela, which was re-
ceived with applause Gen. Hays also spohe
to HE galian. soldiers. The affair Was q'ite
iatsse sting--ihe feelings excited being the
more heartfelt uadef the recollection th;'t
spsakess and men wers cut ell hon thsif
homes, aud far away from lhem were fighting
the foe who had carried des0iation and misery
l., those homes. Gen Hays told them tha'
though they had not the pies OF lighting
the enemy Oh their own soil, they could Yet
Il IN. him hers ON soil consscratsd by the
blood of a Seymour, u Wheat, and Losl OF
brave Louisiarians. Senator S.mmes was u
c,,iz ,n Of New Orleals His house is new
occupiea by the oiiciaIa under ,LiIcoin's bra-
tai Military Governor Of the Department.
Eor ths present lie resides ia Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06
MAJOR REID SAUNDEGS'S CAPTURE.

TIe .lueAed card throws some light apon
the CAPTURE Of Maior k5i Saunders, cii the
hagbor Of Charleston, some months asc, siid
proves corc.usiveiy tha. it was. .iiseted 'hrougl'
The iupiicity oi Ainoid HarIis, who had sue
ceeued i'll winning ilie .onLdeaoe vi Saunders.
1t will be Iecollected that this Arnold Hairis
who was, previous to the war, a trading
Pennsylvania politician-was arrested within
our lines shortly after the first battle Of Ma
nassas, and that his pretext was that he was
hunting for the body Of Gel. Cameron, brother
OF The then lincoln Secretary Of War After
his arres. Harris was brought to Richmond,
where he spent = short apprenticeship III
prison, but was subsequently released uncon-
ditionally, and permitted to enjoy the freedom
of tie city lie went North, but afterwards
turned up in Richmond again, and, if report
be not at fault, succeeded in establishing HIM
self in the confidence O: ce, tain ticials to an
extent that caused Linn to Re selected to assist
Saunders in getting to Europe with important
dispatches to our Commissioners there. After
sailing out of Charleston, and while Saunders
was sleeping, he stole the box containing these
dispatches, and deliver. the yacht over to the
blockading fleet of the Yankees The follow
ing card, furnished Ly a friend Of Saunders,
explains the whole transaction:
LoND0N, Both March, 1868
This ia to certify that was mate Of the
Yacht Mercury, commanded by Captain Arnold
Harris. and owned by Major K sid Saunders.
Said Yacht was captured by the Yankee block
aiding eauadron on the morning Of the 5th Of
haayv weight, was lowered into the water by
myself, and "a n it until it disappeared into
fourteen fathoms Of watsr. Major Saunders
and myself supposed that all the letters and
were in the bag thus sunk; but, to
our anazement, we afterwards found out that
Captain Harris had distracted from the bag
tin case containing some dispatches, which he
delivered TO the Captain of the Quaker City.
Captain Harris maEeuvered the yacht from
the beginning in such manner as to insure
her capture. After the capture Captain liar-
ris was separated from us aud was sent North,
as we supposed, with his reward Captain
Harris had not the power to take the entire
bag, or no doubt he would havedone so. Ma.
ior Saunders had not the slightest suspicion OF
his fidelity; hence his ability to abstract part
of the dispatches, which, besides, he m1st
have dene while we were all asleep, on the
night Of the 81 Of January. Except for the
foul play of Captain Harris in tha man9uver-
ing Of the yacht, there is scarcely doubt but
that we would have successfully run the block
ade. WILLIAM RENsHAW,
Mate of the Mercury.
Witness to rigDature Of Mr.. Renahaw:
j. PHARo,
j. p. SoHIER-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

shocked. to hear snch principles confessed 10
hear them avowsd In this hour, or in this
country The outburet Of indignant elo
quence which followed IL familiar to evsrv
schooi ooy. Again we AJAX, IL George the
Third had been as great a tyrant as Abraham
Lincoln, what would have become of Lord
Chatham.
'aiisniigham, for not ons.tenth Of his Of
isnce, Is banished; others sent to dungeons,
Others threatened with the loss of life. No
one in the United States darss to sympatbize
with the South, or to utter ono word in behalf
Of outraged humanity, except at the peril of
liberty or life. Yet George the Third was
such tyrant that America stands vindicated
before the world in throwing of his Govern
mens. Abraham Lincoln is the pink of Re-
publican Presidents!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06
hs Herald's Correspon tent

We have been greatly amused with the
elaborate description given by the New York
Hsr0ld's correspondent ct his . late iDprison
ment in Richmond. As a work of fancy i.
does tolerable credit to his ingenious msnda.
city, but its chief merit consists in the dignity
and self.importance with which he invests au
object conplstsly Insignificant and absurd
himself. The idea which he advances of va
rious Confederate officials "endeavoring to
make themselves agreeable" to him, is hsp.
py conceit, which We trust the intelligent and
refined multitude Of the North are gulliblo
enough TO swallow. We wonder ii the Ill
cia!s aforesaid were SO happy as to succeed 10
their ambitious aspirations! The majestic in
divid1al of the Herald doss not vouchsafe any
till we know whether he did or not condescend
TO accept the incense offered at such q shrine.
Every one knows, or ought to know, that the
Her aid OF New York, is, like the -IIeraM If
London, the organ or the aristoeracy, learning
and moral worth OF the country, and that its
correspondents are gentlemen OF social, intel
iectuai and personal Importance! Every one
knows that the editor vi tho Herald nas never
Teen kicked, cufied ahj hcrse nipped, las
never levied black mail, never hired out his
Columns to amy ami every imag Unable base and
beas.ly purpose! OF course his correspond
ents are not mere literary saszzaropi and vaga-
boilis, whom no gentleman would d.tiie his
shoe leather by Kicking out of his way
To mako one 5 sell ''..giosatlo'' to sue!i mag
IA ii.e nt creatures must be glory enough tcr
oiie h'e tiale OI, penny .--liacfs living lii Il
s,aTret OH the cold meats OF DonAett ) table,
how !oitiy thol ioGkest DOWN iicti thy ai.y
perch OK the rest of mankind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

Pi7soa Rscord-Ats she Libby Prison ono
hundred an i ten Yankees, captured ut Jackson,
his sissippi, wero ranaived iaie last evening"
Most of them were wounded, solno OF .asrn 20
badly as to be unable to walk from the dspotto
the priscn In adti ion, four prisoners, tasm
bsrs Of the Isl Massachusetts cavalry, were seht
down from mGordonsvils. Tney were captured
o. Warren.on, on the 81 ins ant. This morning
four hundred pgvstos, ia charge OF LIZ la
touche, will eave tor Ciiy Poiut. Inc ex,
change OF officer. a.a citizens 40 suspended
mill some lew arrangement - effected b. /,
tween tho commissioners VI tIa two Gosesn-
nente.
The ar ivals at Castle Thunder dining t.
day foo ed up to thirty i've Most OF .vs eases
v e.e those ut ordinary ies eiiion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-06

general PEMBERroS To The ARMY
The Mississippsan, Of Saturday morning,
publishes speech made by Gen. Pemberson,
after fepulses of tbs ereny. 1t Is AZ ioi'aws
You have herd that was inconpelena and
a traitor. and that it was my intsn4on ~ sell
Visksburg. Follow me, and you will see the
cost at which / will sell Vicksburg: Whea
the las. pound Of beef. bacon, and fou.; tbs
las. grain of corn, the iast cow anu n" sn snd
,ha ~ man shall have perished in tue trenches
Then, and only then, will sell ViOksborg.
Il ia said that the tremendous rspulss and
.Iaushtsr of the Yankees At Vicksburg ON San
dsv was Que 10 stratagsm Of Gen. Psmcsr'
ton, who psds fsint Of svaeuaeag part o.
his works, when the snsmy rushed in' only TO
b mat with immense slaughtsr from artillery
plscsd 70 q 10 saks thsn with y gakipg drs