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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

UCTI0N NoTICE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR-
Housekeepers and Hotel Keepers.
Absolute sale OF
Elegant Household Furniture
FRIDAY. MAY %.
al the elegant residence.
ll9 West Eighth street. Clinton place,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
sale commencing at II O'Clock precisely.
Velvet. Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
~ ~ ISory Table Cutlery and Silver Ware.
T. ROTH auctioneer, would call the attention OF parties
In class Furniture TO the above sale which
comprises the beautiful Paror CHAMBER and Dining
Room offered auction this season consisting
OF solid PaTlor Suits richly carved cover
with French brocate rosewood Eageres elegant mar
bic top Tables Turkish Easy Chairs and Lon covered
in medallion French reps rich Broate and Lace Curtains
N fine collection OF OIL Paintings variety OF China and
parlan Vases Mirrors Chandeliers, bronze 2lday
~'~.' MXGNIyicENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
stoo, and Cover; cost 500.
An elegant with four round corrers very
richly carved and all modern improvements In use
guy '''s" CLIMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Two solid black walnut Suits covered In French reps and
lIeGseads BUREAUS Washstanls, Spring and Hair Mat.
frescs Lounges. Rockers Chairs sofa Beds. Tea and
INenson Tables Buffet ~ oak Dining Chairs rich French
Tea Set ruby aud engraved Caranos Dccantcrs
Gobets, Tumbers, Champagne mes. Casters salvers.
Yea and Table spoons, fOIka nne Ivory Cutlery &C.
y. B-Flrnture cNpIesslncn wAl be In attendance 70
A ship Is pnlCAas
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rYrvry A. fNfDs a Co, ACCTfONKLR B--Is.NRY
Ii H. l.HEps go. w.i 81 a. agriipn. ~ ssaraas.
q, ID al ~ O'Clock. To front % tiurr No rs
A tn.il b ~ n.0,1 arr. vsfy - Nh ftsg PR
~, 4 snt ter in sngs ~ 70 b. iArncs, AMI IN "a
!, o. b. Woo Tlll 500 To-. The poI,erty ~ an
ufri.n 3 Arins Tor y Nfntf
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EoRoR COOK. Aucnosgss.

gIIGAST noUsEHoLD FURNITURE.
This day o. iOy O'Clock AZ sAiesroons lfi Broadway,
ar.a ani sck " nGe fYfnituss Ia 4ag several
Parlor suits ch.'nbrr sa,. Library AID Dnihg Room
EaAerCs Waflrobes. Centre aud falcy
Tables Hal stands Litrary ard Secretary Book Side
bcsrd. DINING Tables Turkish and other Lounges
Chairs. Ac.s FoI particulars ace catalogues n
- n. COIEN. Eal.. Exrrnor.
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EXECUTORS sALE.-IIENRY II LEEDS 4 Co, AUG
IL tloneerr. -, -.
day May 81 at 1913 o'clock, at the saiesroom No y Nassau
street, i.
Brussels and ingram Carpets carved rosewood suit IN
crimson blue brocse white and green figured brocate
Hair Mattresses five pairs elegant Satin Danssk Curtains
carved rosewood Beds Dads Bureaus Washsfands fsil
asscs mahogany Sofa Bedseads mahogany Lounges, Pl
lows Boosters, rosewood Etagerea cut frame Per and
Mante rrors rosewood marble Pier. Side and Centre
Tables git CoTniccs window Shades Lace window Cur
ans sewing Cnars, mahogany Arm AMI Roehers IN hair
,oih Also Of x dozen OF Cham.
arne with large invoice OF Clothing Vests Pants Over
coats. &c. Also Kitchen Furniture. &C.
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SATURDAY, Panche's Gle can't prelude
CAPTAIN or the WATCH.
with (nin,h time Charles Dan col bralcd Comeiy
Monday. Duw cr's sttn lard Paw,
t.fsa MONEY.
Tuesday Sheridan KnowIrs renowned Play (Which has
been long time IN pref iraiionl,
1HE WIFE,
tobc produced with New Costumes, New Scenery sni New
Wal.ack. Mr. Charles Fisher. MI. John GILBERT Mr. Rey
nolds MIR. Norton Mr. g. Holland Mrs. lioey &c
WI be- repeated In RAPID succcssiunA mericans in Paris
wild Onis She Stops 20 Conquer Love and Money Bold
stroke for u Husband Speed the Plough Cure for the
Hearahc the School io scandal and the Road 70 Ruin
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Ivan c. BAKER a CO. AuorioSHEks
PEREMPTORy SAIL OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PAINTINGS. 5TATUARY, BROEZES,
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
OF ART, AND ARTICLES OF vlRTU,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. -.f
On this duy tfridny }. Nav

"a
On this day tFrday), Maya
.fr At the elegant resdencc
zs Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sale commencing at IL O'Clock precisely.
DRAWING ROOM FuRNITtRs
Superb sets Brocde Cura Conces Bands and Tassels
10 match cost $40 Window embroidered Lace Curtains,
Tees Arm and Reception Chairs Ottomans Suite
ed with satin brocae OF richest desc pon God
staiuary marble top Secretary and bookcase lined
with satinwood; Cabinets. Encoghures Console Tables
Ebony Chairs, covered with brocaie ladies Work Tab es,
magnificent SevIes Vases Imported from Paris present
Owner superb Bronze Fgnre representing Minerva Che
Ac; two match Paintings Suinmer aud Winter by cole
Holy Family Marine Views two Paintings panels
Scenes at the Courts Of Versailles and Luxcn on ltnna
cae Conception by Desardns also number OF Cabinet
Paintings copper rosewood Centre Tables. King Re-
cning Chairs Gard and Chess Tables French plate Pier
and Manel Mirrors, Bronze and Ormolu Clocks superb
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIAKoFORTE.
the richest instrument oe at auction this season. Tour
round corners elegant carved legs and case made 70 order
by city makers all modern improvements rosewood Stool
A-N o'''' BiNiNGS ROOM
Elegant carved oak Sideboard Extension Table ruby Cut
pag Car afes Wines Lemonadcs Fruit Stands superb
Sevres Chna Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner Set ESQ
Ies all china and glassware from The celebrated house OF
Pepin Co. Paris; silver Coffee Urn Casters savers Din
and Tea Service Cake Baskets Oyster Tureep Butter
Dish Napkin Rings Nut Crackers Spoons Forks Sheffield
Cutlery and Linen Arm Chairs Sofas 0ya Mirrors Clocks
Bronze Vases walnut Hatstand Velvet STAIR Carpet
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Armorea Gace.
Commodes en- suite style Louis XIV pure Hair Mattresses
oval back Chairs Brussels and Ingram Carpets Engrayings
Toilet Sets Easy Chairs curtans, Shades Also all the
Tnrnnrs OF servants apartments; aiso Basement and
N B-The above elegant Residence for sale Inquire OF
the auctioneers 23 Maiden lane Parties wishing attend
the sale take Firth and Sish avenue cas- or stages al Aston
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EDWARD sINTzENlCH, AUCTIONEER.
IL EXECUTORS SALE OF THE
rnfT.RHTfON pAINTIRGQ

EDWARD SINTZENlCH, AUCTIONEER.
II d ExSEGETTT9iHRMss "a SALE . " THE
Tho property OF the late DR. Abbott, OF Cairo, Egypt
by d. ". IVES CO, at the Derby Gallery (front 625
Broadway Monday evening May IS at ~ O'clock BY or.
ngs above among which viii be found very rare
examples selected By the late Dr. Abbott from celebrated
collections and to which call the especial attention OF
Hde Original pictures. The examples inc ude
Hol fsd D'"' Inye6ach Brauxsr.
Rubens, Vanl0o, Pictr0 de Cortones
Cisnani, wouyermans, Osade,
Albert Durer. Berghem. 0aroaa'o,
Paola veroncse, Cuyp, Cairlct
vanderwerf, Greuxe, Carlo Morrell,
Sodoma, Susstepnan, Savator Rosa
addition TO the shall SELL by order OF the ere
0: stephen Chester several superb Works OF Art
including very picture Mrlo declared TO DO
not only original but one OF the finest specimens OF the
master 81. t4
yandcrvclde, Salvador Rosa, Bartcomeo.
These will be- exhibition and from Tuesday
evening until time OF SALE and catalogues ready for delivery
TN H. LUDLOW AUCTIONEER.
~. VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON CANAL.
HOWARD AND ELM STREETS At AUCTION.
e. II. LUDLOW CO VIII sell ut auction on wednesday,
May ~ So3 at II clock, at the Merchants Exchange
'A''''' HoWARD AND ELM STREETS
corner 50 feet inches 'front.' 81 fee rear " )
feet deep. o,r.ur .~urvr
Also the lot adjoinns, Is feet inches 'front.' 70 fses
inches rear by 1901 Ell depth
ELM STREET
The valuable plot Of ground together WIN me pu,ians
Y feet In depth. c..., sr,rvr
The valuable lot with the buildings thereon doinng h o
northeast corner OF Elm street: a.,
This property well worth the acnn OF buyers, as II
!. near the mproyeme,nis q Messrs Soei peeourcey
Mans nc No. J Pine street.
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TO BEGIN AT 8.

XN ALLACKs ToBEGIN ATS
w OVER BEFORE II
THIS EVENING FRIDAY.
M f+a4f~ SrkANGEn. #
The profound and powerful effect produced by the
seniation OF nc above play al iis Interesting
portions an Che laughter produced by the
scenes exceeded anything before pu upon the
this theatre, .fsr
The sirangcr....... ............M Mr. Lester wa,ack
Baron Charles tser
Tobias ............. ............. Mr. John Gilbert
solomon
Mr. Floyd
Mr. Young
Count Wintersen Mr. lsynous
Mrs Hoey
Charlotte Miss MAFt Cannon
Countess o. MISS
Annette with lie DfiCna Mrs Reeves
llaudue Greene
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AmUbE MFNTs.

$3.50, 49, AmUbEMFNTs.
A'AonNu ~ Mrslc ITALIAN OPERA MATTNEE.
- obEnEFl1 ~ sIGNOR Rf.i.J,INI
GRAND COMBINATION MATiNEK
a ~, w SATURDAY, May ~ AT 'OrT
SF brisLlNi has the anpo,,c. "A. ,-Aa Ar.
a.u ssn.Ahe OF the manasenent tie ma
viii take place '''''''"' nN "enou'
On SATURDAY. May ~ AT oNPr
opera VI N3 s"ooes'w
LONE
VIII be given with ~. superb cast INCLUDING
0UkRRABELLA sUIJrR
MAZZOLkNI, BELLINI lput
CONDUCTOR. .SIONOR . Etiho
After which the Fourth Act Of
EI0OLETTO
ADMISSION TO ALL PARTS or TilR HOUSE Al
Tickets be obaiucd at the regular tckei Offices
az the principal mnac stores aud b0tc,a.
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IpNECUrORs tLE-fIE tNDIit-IDNtD. As TX.
ia ccutor OF ". Emae ielA dca-ed vii. % ors'r 20
sl,as AL % jose 'c'Iol. SATURDAY the
Am ssy OF MAY "a ID p,,ck A. ~ a. iha dw,lag house.
ot ia nrtnsss in hr village fekskii t.n real estate
q. the ..ill Fit - usIait 500 slut as Joe
CAPTAIN IANtA lAlN,
rtraie.i nrir ne 90 int sua.r ul fertsfl on the
u irn f.rr sc t'op il- JiA q. flliua eAprn 8
uans rarlh. r eplsss cons tts or aao t...... 49,,
Two HUNDRED AcnEs on fErTfLE LAND
NhFh sr'at variety 20 irl ati aaaic trees, aud
EtruBLE nUiLDiSU SITES
with unsnrl0sad yists % ths bag bshani ara surround
arg oInuIfy
Its bs ecd that isr he number u. beautiful oatons
thr ctttiHrCe uf ~ t.L la pr1xulv 10 trCfit and
churches tonytncncs O. tie liver IAf AL al the *.
snlifis ana bcsuy Oi s fspstec til pro aftr DO
F.uts iucns purchase wnlfh ar fafciv =, sr,
Thc property is well aaape leF division, pl air y In
trse ~ avenues snI Nil ic to in Par ts Ia anft IN.
thasfs accomu cfniiug cfLs The cnc tor nef ,io
Dis u ihc sale vii ~ AZ private sslg any potion a,
D 3d. b desired,
% rs Rank OF Strh AHtrcA % p ~ a ces. ~ t,Aif
: .1orbe. a Cr5,sn Lhndias. cIErs FaOst. 4 ssut5,
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SALA's AT AUCTION. Efa.
TTENRY III LsEps CO.. AucTIoSEERs
MAGNIFICENT cofA. ECTIoN or MODERN

M b PIoTURAs
HENRY H LEEDS co vii IS, at aac'ioa GA Thurs
day and Friday evenings May q dss It n O'Clock each
evening at the Dusseldorf oarery Brosdwsy, over
DR.. Chspins church. 800 ~
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION or MooEna -.
PICTURES.
being the richest and mos. costly sssmbage Of Works OF
Art we have probably had e peasurso oaeras
slslng Of Original Specimens BY artists Of distinction
he al World Tor lie las. iy Years and Of Me arse
O ns rs se prs' Of Tasn 5o ,n tS haS
others painted to or:er Tor the collection.
The gallery contains the productions Of several srss Of
never before been oesed here amor ~c Sia &c found
tae chef dlcuyre OF Florent wilkins "Lsmour e. "a File
Bre9a ossoTn re lsS pgss q TsooSO1s se
Hague called ne arcres! sic AMI % thch ysrSessI.o
&c. The Dusseldorf school rprosen'ed byh work Of
Lcu,H vsater Sim paausen BSetchsr, rofser Meyer
helm, Hasclsicln Zimmerman. &c. &c. -
The French French school ~ examples Of ooTgs o WI
Philipeau. Cerier. &c.
The Dutch school by numerous specimens by schefhou
ersehnuI Lows Meyer Van eroosvsd Eser,e Koes
wsravea Lecssr ssos: yssr
Ten kncn. Hsrretart. RosenOoom, &c. $3.50
Among the Relgan artists Represented areyesboectho
ven wo specimens OF the first class, Uanman Roaen,
be pe s ae Son p
smets Bertlins, CorIeus, Wauters De Jonshe swyn
Vidal Jansens, 6c rfA ~
The English portion OF the collection is unusually rich In
spesneDb of great beauty many Of the okhh plctures
by Sidney Percy H. j. Boddington Baxter Cobbc,t Pas
George Cole ArtnAed. Newell Bui T.. g. Williams,
Walter Williams. Pc ham shay Pinon Barland Beatte
Charles Dukes, +. G. Barnes, &C. ac
Also several examples by American artists including
Washington Crossing The Delaware b} T. ug
second aud snlet cure OF this subject aud the one from
which the nne engraving taken In 1856. Cropscy,
Gigpoux Sally Hays Tut Eastman, JoAnson c. Lamb
din, Shatuok. Bin. ham aud sonlag
Together with several choice pleccsof marble saiuary
They exhibition above (free), with cais
ogue. and would recommend lovers the
early visit to the Collection the Opportunity
nnning at their leisure being then probably
able than toward the the exhibition rooms
crowded
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EDWARD scHEvcK, AUcTIoSEER-NoTIcE TO
ri Fowiing Piece-.--Bs EpwA scHEScK. This day
ed inst 81 his ssesroom iss Bro.fwsy ~ invoice OF
Sub twist action aud bar LOCKS u % II gauge 81 20 IS
remp,ory SOD. each gun snsly whou, reserve Also, one
superior Violin, In case.
In COTTON, aAucTfoSEER -LARoH CATALOGUE
sale Of wood and mahogany furnIture, Parior
suiis French Plate Mane and Pier Mirrors Curtains and
Corn cer, marble bed billiard liable, PhelAn; velyss
Bnrrsvines China and Cas- War. Ae y: coLI0N VII
sell this day (Ftiday) Nay "a Al 10Y clock, ~ "a Brosf
way opposite New York Hotel very large and desirable
assol,n Of good FURNITURE from svern families and
removed this Tor oouyeni, ol SALE ~ VAL
PRISE every knd and desrifton Of GOOD rarior Dining
koon ADD goods There sso Is or - French
Plate and Pier Mirrors carpets Of AL kinds one very ee
San, Paflor suit coat tlgo Also EtnDson Dnnk Tables,
Man 81 coess and ornsns1is Hair Ns,s,s. Dressing
Tbeian and 10 good order ". n.-Pnriies wanting sood
Furniture viii ind THIS favorable OPPORTUNITY sale pc.
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IN H0RsES CARRIAGES AND HARNEss
BY D. W IVES CO., at l55 and l57 Broadway.
THIS DAY, ~ o clock.
white Horse-An elegant animal, years Old, sound
and kind all harness; has teen used BY lady for one
year -, Ill. .,-
Wagons
RocawayA good assortment Of the best and styes
Harness and ssddesA fun line OF double and single
Harness. Saddles, Brides
Family carriagesOne French and one Engsh Carriage,
both OF which superb order aud Of very high cost
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EDWARD sCHRNcK AuCTToNEER.
IA FINE OIL PAINTINGS 49,.
BY EDWARD ScHENcK, on saturday. Id inst, ut II
O'Clock his saesroom 5i Broadway, collection OF
nns OH Paintings which Lave Just arrived from Europe.
embracing Landscapes Marines, Interiors Figure Pieces
&c, 6c.
A LIRasE CATTLE PIECE. By. .fANsEYERDoNcK.
MAgINE srviSSip;....'.....sy s MN
CATTLE ,............... by. ny sANhr.
SHEEP IN STABLE by. .WOUIERNANTENs.
And many other highly sub Gets By well known
artiss Also from private elegant painting by
Mathieu Van rcs OF the Academy OF Antwerp
representing Henri the Eighth Anna Boeyn and Francis
the First Also q complete set Of Hogarths
w MARRIAGE A LA NODE.
engraved by Consah from the original and believed TO be
the only copy = this country.
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WIN. WOLF, ArcIIoSRR oFr1cE NO ~ JACKSON
w street sells Friday Nay =, ~ 10Y ocos the
AMI Prturrs The Groory and Liquor stor- No Mon
roe street consisting OF Sugars Teas Coffee srtce Soap
candles an Assortment Of Liquors ant I'll the splendid
FIXTURES The IL at private sale IN friday Poo
ficuiars apply al the Auctioneers onhre 40 above.
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HENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
~ Nassau street. opposite the Post ONCE MINER &
SOMERvILLk will sell at auction, their salesroom 81
Nassau street on Friday, May ~ at 10Y O'Clock, general
assortment OF Household Furniture, removed for
nience OF sale, consisting OF Velvet Medallion Tapestry
Three Ply and Ingram Carpets rosewood Parlor Suit Ia
brocate mahogany Brocaiel and Lace Curtains aho-
eany and black walnut bedroom Furnure, black walnut
Extension Table, mahogany Breakfas and Tea Tables
hogany Bookcases Lounge Chairs Olclohs Hair Matres
10 lair Cushions in crimson and plsh oak Ocs Fur
nuro &C. &C At II O'Clock. elegant rosewood octave
Piano. round corners with all the latest Of
mai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
AnnRESs FRoM GOV. PIRRpONT.

WAsmSoroS August % -Gov Pierponi,
ia an address TO the people of Virginia, an.
nounces that he has established the seat Of
government At Alexandra He says il re
sistAnce 10 the civil authorizes be attempted,
aud posse comjf1tWs prove insufficient, the
a,d Of the military will be called upon to
eufurce he laws
he i, happy TO he able to say that the
President maniIests the most lively interest
for the ~ ioration Of order ia The State, and
Ia assist by every means at his command to
restore the civil government aud produce
harmony
A letter from lhe Army OF the Potomac
states that sbcut two hundred Germans of
the 2Oih New.fors volunteers Who mutinied
aud were sentenced 10 hard labor during the
war. had received a communication OF their
pqnishmenl through the efforis 1t provost
Marshal General Patrick Hy,.
Accounts from the country between the
Potomac and Rappahannoek show that the
rebels have considerable IDisntrY forces at
al Port Conway, aud are prosecuting the cou-
scription vigorously
Gen Fitzpatrick had skirmish with them
several days ago, and waa compelled 10 fall
hack from his position.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
LATEST NE WS.
AFTER NOON DEsPATCHEA
WASHINGTON NEWS

NEw YoRg, August 20 The Herald $
Washington despatch says In view of the
speedy capture Of Charleston by the Union
forces, the intention of the Governmsnt has
been indicated 10 place Msior-General Batter
in command Of thai department ns soon as
General Gilmore and Adni iral Dahlgren have
completed their work II is thought Just
retributinn TINT Massachusetts wonld furnish
the commander over The -hot-hed OF rebellion
A Government contractor named Pitched,
OF Pittsburg, was committed 10 the old rsp,tal
prisoh 70 lay on charge ol having sold 3
Baltimore fraudulent Qoartermaster cerlifi.
Gates Of indsbteiness to the amount of &40, /,
00u
Some 800 of Whites rebel gHerrilas crossed
the Potomac to-day aud gobbled up u party
Of scouts 800 Of whom we're guarding the ca
nal Ten out Of fifty escaped t
HEAD2UAgr IA Army oF FHsu PogoaAc
WAsHlsaToN, August 2S.--7At noon to-day 1
party Of guerrilas attacked party who were
conveying the mail from cavalry division
stationed al Harwood Church, killing on'
man and capturing four otherr They tool
the mail and made their escape. .a
! Early this morning three rebel surgeoni
with their instruments. were captured th
side of the Rappahsnnock by our troops
They did not denY their connection with thi
rebel army They will be tried as spies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

ST.. JoHss, n. F., Aug 21.-The following
ia the continuation of the Hibernias news;
The London Times in its city article, in
referring to Mexico says il is vain to deny
that the feelingis ihatlh Emperor Napoleon
has dore a great service, both politically and
commercially 70 the world political particH-
fairly in conforming 10 the previous action Of
Spain in extiBkuishing the Monroe doctrine,
aud in restoring intercourse with nation Of
,ueh Importance Ol territory.
A British war ship from Rio do Janeiro re-
ports as follows Passed schooner name
not given, burnt 60 the waters edge, on the
I'd OF Jnly, IN latitude 20 south, longitude
SO. Shortly afterwards spoke the steamer
Alabama, which had captured and burned
this ship
The Polish question remained unchanged
The Poles had defeated the Russians Al
Zarzynt, and had captured 200 600 rubles
The emperor Napoleon's fete at Paris had
passed of quietly without any political sig
nifcanee. .4
The congress Of German Princes Was ia
session nj Frankfort II was headed BY th'
Emperor Of Austria, and was largely attend
I'd The agents Of the Confederate loan An
nounced that the September dividends will b.
paid in due course
I.oSDoN, August l6.---irhe French Govern
nent hss revoked the measure OF eonhsea
ton Ia Mexico, and has withdraWn the prop
ositiou 10 regard to specie exports.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

NEN York, August 29,-Herdld prints the
following sEta iEbifHHaf Nlf6f
Fort Monroe, august 28-Ws learn by
the steamer Western World which arrived
from Wilmington at midnight, that Fort
Sumter has surrendered and Wagner had
been blown up and destroyed This report
was brought TO the flag ship Minnesota off
Wilmington, n G.. by the steamer Florida
News all favorable
LATER --BAiTlNoRE, August 2s The fol.
lowing comes specially by telegraph from the
highest and most reliable authority can
youch for its truth
FoRT MoNRoF, August 25,--The United
States tug boat, Western World, lust arrived
mere from the fleet OF Wilmington. with re.
ports 10 Tuesday at 3 p NJ Que hour be.
fore she steamed the United States steamer
Florida arrived from the heei of Charleston
with positive news that Sumter and Wagner
had fallen, and were occupied by Cnion troops
and the Stars aud Stripes were triumphantly
waving over both fOrlreses Union troops
in the highest spirits, and certain Of possess
ing speedily all Of Morris Island and reduc
ing Fort MouItrie. The capture aud oeeupa
ton Of Charleston in iew days by UnioI
troops was morally certain. 1sa .iasI
The Tribune dispatches says the notori
ons Belle Boyd was arrested at Martinsburg
Va, last night by Captain Johnst0ns detect
ives, and TO night lodged 10 her old place il
the old Capitol prison. II will be remem
bered she was sent to Richmond some month
since with orders not TO come back
We learn that much complaint exists as 4
{ the way provost duty Ia dene In MartinSburg