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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-10
Iele9rapbi19e&.
D~ttpopuaearm.s fdut ,ur0d.
NtwgoyI 2. 9GI.

Bon bu pptomaearmes ,utrb 8srntlbst,
DIN Rontae 9sosssn organs BE e@iu@t
IinaS unferer Grcnt. Der 1sinb trsntstsrttpos
Gsuer nur ron etnielnsn p'assn. Na@esm rae
Nrttnut.f.u.r cline Stuubs aubstalttn. trat cine
paui. sou ,tner s,unee Gin unp un(tre Snfun-
tsrie maGe f1 jrna Mnsrif tnstt. Sen. War.
rem ianp at.r e.n gsine ~ aa,t une M,ust po,
lur., qtnlen aseanesn." Dc Cptra,teenn I'm Cen.
trum unb lur &etter purbsn iRtIt.
Cine ansere Nslbun0 lautt:
Naes tR tn 8erd,f&aft fur ben Anorif, lwst-
i.lscbne oseuptrsn uufsre 9ruppsu Dor Anfunft
eisfer Wslpuua rte fstnblidn Ntrtt am Nt1
Run. Der Itinb bat fh In bu Rinuna bon
Uorbpnsuiut lurldaNpesn unp bot uur 9rup
psn ,u,uda.laG,n. UNI .,stop in N,ont ~ mo-
dsn." Iie eI61ntte Ran,nass fAwtss tne,b
tatb.
Gnblt& pt,b tut&hh: 1.abe 10 auf
Grsbertdsbur9 jur0dasfallsn ba
Is patrf0dnlt1 n, eab Die Viratnia Gamplsne
mi. s,tstmsn B%ewtsunsm ssf&Icdtn ws1esn
R.btutns.fans.ns tut6tsn. boe Der 1stnb
msbre1e Sage In 8oraue a.nau Ole 3sit pu6te,
ba uniere @1mee itsr ben Raptean Qeb.n trou,s.
Ter Gorrtponbsnt Der .,9,tbune'' mslbst::
Nsabe ma6t 8orbsreitunatn ilr etnsn Nnart1
i'm Brcten, unp mabrf6enIi6 ptrb mcraen etns
arcee 61la6t asf6iaasn nsresn. Sorntae
Wora,n mar 20 n.tlint. lnfue Nrmeucrps
dneertsn tore podtion. @tn. @arren flbrte
cine blantsntsmtAuu9 aus. wsl6t. pie man
msints, etne 56la6t Ter bstfubr.n muGs. Mon-
,aa Ncresn bb,te man Rancnabr. Gin Tspe.
f6,ntrd0,r BON Sen. Wsart IA sttn an tos
8risasetpartsmsnt anaslan9t.
Wan sriibrt. taR - bios ~ tletntn G61l'
mlsslu a%.tcmmsn 10 wdbreno ete ruttS In fsi-
n.r D,fsnIpasduna tttttt.
g. tHtt bas 6ortsr rteeerb BIT 3 g.
atarmte lbrsu weIos.
@aittn9tpn.2 2. ~.
lie Rrautt,tt. be Zen v.dfosnttn b.fan.n
bat, inb DE 9ariotten.
- Rem ycrf.'. To.
1900 Nrteittr wurben uon es, BIoollpn Narp
yarp entloGtu. j.,
'@,n. 9fttecd ltsftrt einsn Bsrt6t ubtr bts
Misunderstanding pon 0sfan9snsn, In Fem
na6aepttf.n utre. bab aas Bor8absn ps1 Nsbtl.
len nur el9s limb.
Nus Imns0ee.
G@inetnnatt, 2. tn.
Naus 2puispins ptrb aemeltet, bab man sinsn
s'aip aui 81. Nafbpiae Giftutabu bsflrtts. IA
e@u.1i1as lid I'm 5taats toneentrtrtsn. Cine
Gts blbr 1cQiIon fam asaern l8 Msilsn Don
qouisuiQe fait. BE bts 3srtrdmmsrun9 uttlsr
SRatttn- tint btn fut mttrtrU prrtonst 'uT
5olse bate. Cine Dtpst9e BON Chattanooga
mslstt ben 0ulua m.t,rr &tsimsntsr. Die
3lbl Der mao Dem Norbsn abaefanbtrn 0tfan9s-
men bnrdet lis itbt stwa 1000.
Die Bsrss fro uoa ucn 1ennsd'e unb Rta'
tudu Jsft1tsursn. ptlGe Iuasn. ttre e.imatb ~
errstttn.
8raas NIT ttm Nsf finu armu ,tsbt lid
wettsr mad hem Subsr ,urdd.
duff bsm Gbattanoea1 Stladtfslts tat MIN
zine An,abl ptrNlmmtlin 0etten unfertr 1rup
pm stiunb.n. Die Ropit wa!su atbsbadt unb
auf yiabts stN'dt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-10
Die paeifc Gi(sntobn.

Ut q Y v ". ~ q u.
Dr. Stabt a.esudbu an BEN @snufr es
Mii1ourt wurrs btute tn @%tssnuart bss @ouuu.
nturs une sinsr 1ablrsitn MenidsnmaGe ttn
NattonalisR ~ssistsrt, tnbsm Der Anfane ju1 8r,-
Dung pts Belts rsr paetft Giftnbabn sendG'
wurb.. Ter 9auphnssntsur BON mebrersn an.
esi.ttnsn Burss.n untsrRusi besann untsr rem
Ccnnr Der Ranonsn bas Ns,l mtt BEN Vtden.
uoroui @ouvern.ur Eaunbsrs unb Anbtr. bt
Aebrchsne GIb. psef6aukl.en.
Rate.m p.r @cupesn.ur stns 3ste e~sbaltsn.
murpe ltietr e.r 6umbuassr 1rareis Grain. b'
G6 nod OMAHA psrtut tlttt. aum &sesn auf8s'
forfeit,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-10
GhlcSlpio= GolitciN.

Wrin, Briserid BON WuauNsntur9, Ter
felt Dem l9lsawio: bo'ittinildm S,i'as in
pr.ubi1dm Diem fen aano. bat R& ale rsn
rsdtmdeiaen 5uso1 Don S&leemta>erl'
ft,in in fol9snru Yrotlamation anDstua'~
MIL.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-10

murpe letttr ct 6umbua9er Grareis 4ratn. be1
Gn nod OMAHA psrtut tlttf. lum R.esn auf8s'
foreert.
BON Gen. Banf5.
% afttngtou, 2. TIC.
Gelo,nt. 1spd&e bat Sun's an ben p'df'
benton ~et(anot:
Wtr limb i'm B.Ib ron Bra,cs Sstanb. potnt
Siab,l unp .. cpntptn&.L nnlut Grrartunesn
Fnb pstt lbtftIcHth morttn. Ord Reuelutio.
n,n taben in We. antoras fa.tseiunetn. So
moulipls ma, ,usrf stssn be Sntnsdtu Ntrt
tu's unp Der BIT. @,aaten. Jsst fstt aoN a.
les ppri1tift1.
Sobn Mor9uh.
QoutsutllG 9. Oh.
3u,t vcn BEN NIT Rorsan sntfoeensn sff'
,t,rtn ftnb an or Rsutu4p.E stts bv Otto stn:
stfangsn rporpsn. Nan 9laubt. eab se Dsps-
lt.n aus 1oronlo. Dsfeana bo, usSsn ets An-
funi! Mofsans baittbf fatf& fne.
ddJug rU yttcmaesa rmtt.
@afttn8tbn, 8. Ctj.
Ti. potomae-A rmee bsfntn G& ptsbsr auf
BEN plase. pon Dem lie am Noreen btS &c. No-
otmb.r aufbra&. Golsenbss II rts u.fa6e:
Sn etn.rn an NentaB absnb gs6afitnsn
Rrt.aeroib. purte poreetra6t. bab rtr Getnb
Gn ptntr ,,formieablen"' Werftn prf6aujt b.
b., bas Fl. 0rRuru1ung terfltsn uttl 8lut tcaeL
wl,pe, unp Bag xrfsre Derpunbttsn an Rdtte
futeu plrben, btopv man ttnen QUITE wlrbe
trtratu ionn:n. Jsruer (sisn BIZ &aitonen balb
auis,sbrt une Ole Dess ~ f&ls3t, I'M fs1nert
b~ubsljuf6dFtn. :
sn Grudsuns ttstr granst CAB @tase o..
bres, l%urddufaner.
Die A1mee vubt ttbt auf ttnr alien DalS in
ber ORANGE unt Alsranerta Gifsntatn.
@tR.rn UNI 10 utr rttten mir bts lur dubsr:
fen G1cr. unftrer asttQe.ts. Ran fcnnte BE
i,ubltnsn D,rt fsbtn. aft TIRE 8aupnsn
war,u month"; unb faYrieu uns an.
Au& ti;e Is, .tabt Qeneffeet eea, ets iur Pulfs
@fr titit.n unf,re s4l-&nist. bts . rtr;
baun abtr fsleu wtr iurud d6es ben Rapiean
bel @umanta unb Gulpsppsr 1urta.
Nant,m unfsre 4rad:a ,outsessssn wo1tn.
fa,n,n S 8ebeasn am BsRufer tts Raptean
au.tfpr.nat. Ntr ttarasten ii, a6tr NIT stnsr
gembe. lgDel&e 9tlbsutbat! Meabe IL an
ri wirp nun tutdtn, tds btr gtrstnla gtlh.
,ua 10 Gnte ft, une eoe Die peteraat armee
Mot m,b, pcrridsu trtree. ns6rtstuS fsl BIZ
arree I'm Gf1etstt unb 0ulr rDrhsuns" ~
rid uut otne bas Der Gstne q letits bemtrtn
(@rcses Slid fdr ReatsD
at,r mon lp1t6t iett int '0rnf~on br ~.
ftsuna Rtatts. Sur uttt u1dn nod Mol, Of
6rolt1 ober @tbsswId fdu ,'Raafelau ptTbsr
fol. +
Na& stnem peri&te var 0eaeral @arren au'
Nr,b<ridstuYa bsr Ylanlroat entians :pottae,
eonuiaa nit ben lusitsR Gs,ps sofstEtdt mi
weate~ am Ncntas rad stnisen Tstadtt&ss
@1armit.ln ben gstnb in fttntn Derl@anjuu
! am ouayetftn. Mtu Nfabe lam 1htnab une e
ibelie ZEN Das.en wesen fsl4tn 9estnnsns Il
nen btrbsn Bsrw.ts. ~
=; Qtnetnna Il, 5 .Dt,.
a6t D.rfcnen Rnb ireaea Besaussabuns 10,
falfneu $50 Nctsn arretrt rorhtu.
0ou chattanooga.
Nice atne. Braes vurte,ssx Soc Sotnae1
Seradrtt. asint Rsd,tdten pom &uerstae.
@afttaston, 3. Ea.
Dit auaats,. BAT tas Stdatsbtp 1rteuaent et
tan,sffdsn Sasaaeatt1u,ssu nit sts. es'sf
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-10

Ter Htnmcnb Grquirfr brtnet eine Cspsf&e
pom graaa uom 2. Ie,tr. % ttitt ta1tr, bot
et, Nanltes uter Den Qetdamauea surddssfaneu
Gne, nahesm fs o1ts. 'Gutnbobnsu, Ssuden II.
,uAort tatsn. Don G6arlsfou bsrtttu eaftlte
Slati, tat @'lmor. rim MR. f&watss 0tutr auf
Sumtsr, euntpans une Some Jstanrs unte1-
balie. Nvf 1tayttfon ft Mot mebE esftcftn
pcrpsn. attr Oitmcn tIrtthe !ut bteitn 3wsd
nfut 3atttri.n In 1crt @rtAa.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-10

na~ unternlstt te sintetm t.
Gabrttats. IS bsr1ltt tin tarhs
Vorurt6eil ,Bsstn @rtifsl ams1itantlder Wanu
iattur.'unb 70 NIT @sht in pisl.n Tdn'n. Widt
ab,r 70 steen Ieeanb u. COS nsmtf6sn
5alerotus. Differ IN Ger bette Nrt'tsl tn
Der 8odfunR. Dsnncd b1au6eH oiele SAINT.
litn .nali(&sn Sura. Obissr astift II
absr tsGtr. hnb tnben, nun ibn sstrau3t, un'
i.rnlbt man Die sinbetmifdt Sueu0rte. Der
Nrtifsl N ibtrau III tatsn.
Gum Bsrt1uf i'm @roben bh 8. g. Grams
u. So. 2O~
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
A Miracle of Honesty.

At party one evening, several con-
tested the honor of having done the most
extraordinary thing, and reverend gen
tleman was appointed the sole judge of
their respective pretensions.
One party produced his tailors bill
with receipt attached to it A buzz
went through the room that it could not
be outdone, when second proved that
he had just arrested his tailor for money
he lent him.
The palm is his, was the general cry,
when the third put IN his claim.
Gentlemen said he, II cannot
boast of the feats of my predecessors;
but l have returned to the owners two
umbrellas that they left at my house.
"TlI hear no more, cried the aston
ished arbitrator, this is the very ne
plus ultra of honesty; unheard of deed
it is an act of virtue of which | never
knew men capable. The prize is"
Hold" cried out another, I've done
still more than that.
Impossiblel" cried the whole com
pany; "let US hear"
I've been taking my paper for twenty
years, and paid for it every year in ad
Yancel
Twas no use-he took the prize.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
Trimmed Bornets.

TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED BoNNETs
Il and Hats, by one or a hundred on hand or
trimmed 10 order at short notice at
SCHAPKER & BUsSIEG,
eP21 80 Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
G6e 4aiGg auaunaG,
SENTIMENTAL AND FUNNY.
Three Pictures.

The following poem of SURPRISING
sweetness viii End . response with many
of our readers, who have learned in the
bitter experience of the past, that some
body is a waiting for me.
There is form of girlish mould,
Under the spread Of the branches old
1t the Nell-known heechen tree,
With the sunset lighting her tresses OF gold,
And the hreezea waving them, fold upon fold,
Waiting for me.
There Ia the sweet voice. with cadence deep,
OF one that singeth our babe asleep,
And often turns TO see
How the stars through the lattice begin to peep,
And watches the lazy dial creep,
Waiting for me.
Long since those locks are laid in the clay,
Long since that voice has passed away,
On earth no more to be;
But still in the spirit-woTld atar
She is the dearest of those that are
Waiting for me.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15

WHISTLE IN HIS NosE-The Danville
Herald says there is smart little Ger
man boy in that village, named Luther
born, who has been provided BY nature
with whistle in his nose. 1t was first
noticed a few months since, and was
supposed to proceed from cold, but he
recovered without losing his whistle, and
a little practice will make him a greater
curiosity than any thing that Barnum
has got on hand now. If Barnum gets
hold of this youngster, the public will
have 80 pay dAar for the whistle
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
BOOTS & SHOES.

E A ZEE
BIG BOOT
SHOE HOUSE.
MORGAN, Read & CO.,
u o. & 3
MAIN ST EFT
Are again in Market with the
largest Stock of
GOOD GOODS,
owe say GOOD, for we sell
that kind of Stock), to be
found in any House of our
acquaintance East or West.
They were bought for Cash
by one of the firm who
spends the greater part of his
time East for that express
purpose. With many years
experience in the business,
we flatter ourselves that we
understand it well, and with
facilities at our command, We
Can and Will
Sell Goods as cheap as any
Jobbing House in the coun-
try, we care not where that
House may be located; if in
the East we will add trans
portation. We would re.
spectfully call the attention
ton Of our Goods. We like
to sell good Goods; THEY
speak for us wherever they
go.
MORGAN, READ & &C.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
No. ~

No. 27
Main Street, Sales Room
FACTORY, Cor. Locust d Water SITS.
We manufacture all the above goods and will sell
30 per cent. cheaper than any House in our state.
We would call the attention of Merchants who
deal In our line, TO buy from the manufacturer.
where they can 90 per cent
+. EEEDRICH & BROS,
epZl Evansville, Indiana.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
= O B 81 G CO

WE ARE NOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Manufacturers, in our line, in the State. We
offer the following Tobacco and Cigars, of our own
manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes of Five Lump per pound...... so Cts.
goo Boxes Of 10 Lump Der pound. ......... 60 Cts.
200 Boxes Franks Orange Lump p n 65 Cts
Soo hose Bud, IN Caddies, per pound...... GO Cts.
800 Boxes Barows, in Caddies.
500 Caddies Peach Leaf, per pound..... 60 Cts
ZoO 81 Dorado, Light, FER pound. -. 81 90
500 Caddies Pancake, Light, per pound so Cts
100 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco u d.. IS Cts
1000 lbs Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
l,'uu Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
200 boZes Bonds Scotch Snuff;
on Hall Barrels Fine-C Chewing Tobacco:
100 Merschaum Pipes;
100 Crosse Briar aud Wood Pipes;
2ou,oOO Clay Pipes, assorted;
100 Gross Rubber Pipes
10000 assorted Pipe Stems
25,oOl Gonna Cigars;
24,o Henry ClIy Cigars, first's;
5000 Henry Clay Cigars, Seconds;
$4,000 La Napoleon Cigars;
10000 Fl Drutus Cigars;
2oO, 900 half Spanish Cigars;
200, 900 Segareetst
40 900 LA Salvadina Cigars;
4oe,ooo Packs Smoking Tobacco;
on Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
1000 Bales Kinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
90 Drums Shanghai
2,Ooo Pounds Mackgboy Snuff;
1000 French SnuS
Merchants and Store Keepers, look TO your
INTEREST," examine our large stock.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
AN Ordinance.

A SUPPLEMENT To AN ORDINANCE
n passed April 80, 1859, entitled An ordi-
nance defining the limits within which no frame,
wooden or other combustible building shall be
erected, and within which undergrad or
woodward shall be established or continued. -
Passed May 30, 1863.
SECTION i. Be 1t ordain by the Common Coun-
ell OF the City of Evansville, that hereafter per-
mission to erect a wooden or other combustibls
building within the FIRE limits of the city shall not
be granted by the Council unless the applicant
shall have given at least two weeks public notice.
In two newspapers OF the city, Of his intention TO
make such application, stating In said notice the
place where and the size and character of the
building proposed to be erected.
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest; A. PIATTLIS, Clerk. les
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
LUMBER.
Lumbee and Shingles.

0@A0O~ SAASA A0hAhS5AOSs
r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
of Pine Lumber and Shingles, direct from the
Allegheny, which am now drawing at the La
masco Wharf. Any person in want of the above
articles will fino 1t to their advantage to call on
me before purchasing elsewhere. have the larg
est and best assortment in the city, and can sell as
low as any other man.
jS4dlm JAS. SWANSON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In The equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse TO losses, the PHOENIX stands pre-e7niieiy at
the head Of its profession Uhile its extensive, rGc
teal and rsclass business system of loc1I agencies,
not erceed by any similar corporation the iUorld.
1hsura1cies solicited and policies issued and re-
newRd in this laadinn corPar@siol, f1r Rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-15
AUCTION & COMMISSION
AUCTION AND COMMIssIoN,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
II NELSON CO., WOULD INFORM THE
IL. public that they will attend to selling on
commission at Auction, Private Sale anv and
All kinds OF Merchandise. Particular attention
gwen TO selling Real Estate. We will attend "a
selilng Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
nenlcies; particular attention given TO selling
Household Furniture, both old AMI second hand.
ana VIII attend to auction sale IN any part of the
NELSON will pay particular attention to
oollecting debts or claims; will act as agent for
'en,ing houses and collecting rents, and and
All business entrusted to us
omce Oh MEin Street, opposite Court House
aoor from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myl5 II. NELSON acc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02
Port of New York, April /, 1868.

CLEARED
sseanifhin North star Jones. Aspinvali-D Alien
ship lleneslont N.kerson. shanehae-N L g Gr.wold
Bark Honduras. Dixon. Vera CRUZ AeIanire sons.
bark salie Bonsall, Leayitt HalifaN-Hrctt Son Co.
Bris prestissno. James, Aspnwali--J'P Joy.
Big John Hathaway, Townsend, Cardenas--J L. Hama
srg Alma tBrl, Bods. Sss'n u; Co
schr Mlllon (Br) Wells TURKS Isisnd.-D.rrell Go
scar Elizabeth Graham (Br), Langley, stJohns NIB
sehr hiswa,ha. InsrahAEn, BsGsquc PEW Brown =
co
shr f foS ci.y ioec wSsR n Dayton
schr Arnstrong. Nickerson washington-Bakef Day
schr L ysnderyoort, Baker ngon-Bsker& Day.
schr Louis spspier Lewis washlnsion-Baser Dayton.
schr Endicot', Baker, washingion-s T. Mccleady
sehr New Jersey, vAnamsn. wAshlngton--vsn Brunt
sehrH i Benedict Enls washingon-van Brun, slasht
eRT Deem S ws,s a pses %
schr En,sypri.e, weslaon, chPso,s Asge7A Haven
seIr Q g Bsk ,ri. Williams Sif5rc. o'"''''''
sesr siaSd S5ssa
schr Reoeoa Harriet, B,aeson, ph,,ll,delu..
sssr s ss f h,s yd gsss f rS5a@ST BToSn
sesr fe s,. -. banvers-Baksr. ps,,o.
ssnr Nap Ei,a F.aniSs iisrofieIis ases.as Son
SSP "a" Gcr S New iii s',us Bss.
20 Steamer Artisan, NeEeae, Ah,imore
steamer ocorars. Mclaughlin. Bal,inorr.
AklINfD
Steamship sheidfake tBr) PAgden Havana. March ~
and MatAnia 2sth PM, with passengers
Rowland Asrinwa On the 2yh. experienced humane
and obliged lay unt AN s0h day, n AM
Havana going Havana steamship Eagle hence
steamship Arabian tBr L.aoh, Boston, days. IN ballast
BarE orrhan tof Proydencej Edmonda Palermo FEB Is
with fruit, Pcck Church.
Bark Olaf Esyrre CNorwl Tsaahi smyrna 20 day. with
Hrie FraielianzA tf,a, schiarno Genoa - DAYS with
n'fe and ~ I1ssengrra, 20 = Cayu- g. Ruyter a Co
geora Sherman. Maianlas. ~ days With mpiagscs
"a MAS c. A lpaN
2 tho Tass.se. sIit esls Ac
Brig stspaen Duncan Tyler Port Royal days IN ballast
toV.n Braui sasht Passed oushs bar going gun
boat y Is Hale. and shig T. !. sturgs., hrnoe.
shrJ C.rruiy, Mirf Matamofos With cotton, &c, o.
sehr Belle fBr n gran~re, Ns, Perry Ponce PR
March IS With sugar o. Small Co l7ih ait la ~ gn
cs n gaie rom The eastward sprung he maitwast
srtr Mary Jane " iialha prze hasisr Mat KELLOGG
the Mount Vernon While afirfuunv rI fhn
bioefsae q Nminalgn ~ 81. stals7 Principally " ssii
stir Lsfh HIch. --- Prr Royal
sr JonH'an Cone Nfhatel. PhIiadn Dhia Tor Plftsui
sen sosna Hunt E,sbe,h OFT fot Boston tsna ptosd
SIR highlander bryan. Eniao-thpo-t fot Boston ,snd
rshf Ce,tre. Haskell E4ats .hpoit sor Boston.
grfr Juliet su il Fssipnri.
.hr bay state, Ninefi 4 Belfasi f3r Fortress woatol
schr haunis v ettbr,pa bhteyphn D rianf, dsyf
Schr OREGON Bates. bo.ton. lifs
schr War Slsef Cash barnattb. Tor PhiAdeirh1
schr y liunlngton Losel Bsrnsabs for Pht.feiphis
sthr N Tef'eil Hsnay, hnruaaJe for l'liatfinaIt
s-hf Jss,es barrvu Nhksss~, BsrnuADie ~ Pliadsi
SCR Whistler. Plcsty Tahiga.
ss Ltits taaflf. Preston. Greenfuff
f,cn-ner sathfs,itr. Jonss ri.i,srsuaa
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Railroad Convention ae tho st. Nicholas
Hotel.

TIME TABLE FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER MONTHS.
convention Of the managers OF the principal lines OF
raroads in tho United States held at the st. Nicho
Gas Hotel yesterday Hon Erasus Corning, Of the New
Yorl, Central appointed President and John Camp
Dell and J. " Baker Secrearies. The following lines
were represcnted:-New York Central; Hudson River.
Bufa'o and State Limo; Cleveland Pansvile and Ashabu
Ia; Clevclsnd Columbus and Cincinnati Little Miami,
Columbus and Xena; Cincinnati, hamilton and Dayton
cleveland and Toledo; Michigan Southern Western Rail
road OF Massachusetts, Boston and Worcester Troy and
Boston Lake Champain transportation Company; Rens
6eacr and Saratoga Saratoga and Washington; Great
Western Of Canada Detroit and Nfvaauke Buffalo, New
york aud Erie Buffalo and lake Huron: Pennsylvania,
michigan Central Ohio and Mississippi; Illinois Central
Galena and Chicago Union; Northern Central; Erie; At
kauic Great Western Chicago aud Northwestern; In
Crosse and Milwaukee, and Elmira and Wiiliamsport.
fhicty lines represented. committee was ap
pointed to prepare and report time table for the spring
and summer months Az the evening session the com
mite presented their report from which appears that
after Monday this Goth inst, three trains VIII
leave New York for the Wcst each dayat sovcn NJ,
Son 4. NJ and i've p NJ. Trains from the Fast will arrive
in Nce York at S45 p. NJ and 1915 A. NJ. The Cncin-
matt Express leaving at seven A. NJ, viii arrive in New
York at two i. N.
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iThe Very Latest News by the City Of
Washington.

iThe Very Latest News by the City OF
Washington.
swEDES
STOCKHOLM. March 49, 1868.
The Polish Prince Constantine Czsrtoryski, upon
his way Stockholm, has encountered the most enthus
reception all the Swedish cities through which he
mas passed.
CsSsrAsrsoPLK March II. 1853.
The Sultan, accompanied by Fuad pacha, is about to
7sndertake journey Egypt. He will be absent
Turkey about forty days.
INDIA AND CHINA
SUE, March II, 1868.
The Peninsular and Oriental Companys steamer, with
ishe above mails, arrived here today.
sHAsGHAE, Feb 8, 1868.
Affairs this city and the vicinity quiet. The re-
counts from the interior are satisfactory.
The rebel city Changhoo has rendered its allegiance to
che imperialists.
The Rev. Mr. Parker, of the London Mission, died at
Ningpo on the % inst
Advices Manila state that the monthly auctions Of
fobacco have been resu The taal (hali had
been destroyed BY fre
CANTON Feb. IA. 1888.
Gray shirings tending inward water twist anchang
ed. Tea active but unchanged total export to date,
o., l25 900 pounds. Exchange ON London, As. SID.
SHASGHAE, Feb 5, 1868
Cray shrtings dull and unchanged. Tea firm. silk
Sending downwards No. 1satlee, 425 $50; settle
ens fortnight 500 bales stock 800 bales; export
20 date, 66 900 bales Exchange ON London, IS. 24d
Freight, sos.
CALCUTTA, March 2, 1863
Gray shirtnes advanced annas. Mule twist fortiss
feGGng upwards. Indigo unchanged Copper advancing.
,Satpetre unchanged Linseed firm and active. Jute
lower. Exchange London Barinss' credits, Is
sd Government securities, per cents, l06s Freghts
Gen ding downward.
BOMBAY, Feb. %, 1868.
Doallerah 400 pounds. Gray shirngs, 7r
I3a. Fores, mule twist. 10 Lnseed, Or ga. 5k
per cent government securities, li2A Freight for cot
aoi, Sos.
JAPAN.
Intelligence from Japan announces the degradation OF
che mobiles who had been connected with foreigners This
supposed TO be the precursor OF repudi
tioo Of the treaties concluded by tho Japanese govern
snent with foreign Powers.
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NJ usIcal.
NORMA" AT THE ACADEMY OF Mu

The success of Nine. Medori in Beni's masterpiece
e Norma, has assumed proportions which surpass any
ching of the kind witnessed in New York. The
Academy crowded to excess last night by most
Fashionable and enth usasc audience The artists wer
ell in no voice. Mme Medor Mile. sulzer, Sgnors Mag
aoep aud Biach achieved well deserved triumps They
appauded and encored in everything, and sang
eordngy with spirit and ensemble which electrified the
audience. We may safely assert that more successful
EeadtIon OF " Norma was never before given in New
York.
The grand matinee for Saturday next SURPRISES In at
fraction yet given by the Maretzek troupe. The
whole OF % Linda d Chamounix and the second act Of
e' Massaniclov will DO sung Mme Medori, Mle Sulzer,
Sgnors MazDoen and Bach have.rols in these operas.
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The Weather shls Month has been Play.
ing pranks but fancy has = last ssitlsd
down 70 line sunshny and sober days The
have been anxaosy waiting for chance = spor oss Of
all who dosire eli made, becoming aud fashionable Hat
repair olce Broadway corner Of Fulton street. aud
the sgh Of od thesdoare mats unaer
the glare of = sprns sun