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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
WILLIAM LfDDLi
CATARRn CuRED
Harlem. lio,h..,.. bc,we'.n "a aud "a .v~

CArARRli CURED.
ssw oEx Aug g. 1853
ire been .usrrins or fie 's three yer. from ,rSeS
,,i.nh. with continual daness Ia Ray head ,sAinef'
ny chr' weight my eyes Which were weA.'
saiery and scry rninful Wy norh were continually Oh
.'rse,ed Nh poaug iuL have had frcuent 'neesine
,ar-nr.. fnI sois. generally .cudci ~t splitting ofer
With llla,i ufiy iisoa tos,l~r with 'orenc.' End
l,g.n. D. Son Eenl'rs Ia. oore4 Il oil these di'a
i,a5i, .arr-.. iuos ie'i rss 'e Tho rea'n''a' -
nf Noa Li.rs-r. ,s'a -. ce-ial. Il upo'
.e % o,ers', 'r s-uea have received at A' hands
,-ly f,coau,.A ,ay .uaehns lac myself % ys' r
.-.,,. uri,r nr Non Ei.,utcs care. With osil'riy
.as ,5,,siy c.f,a. rive ih' with 7rihd- and pleas.
r. osnass ia-sa ssln 80 ps 'a, ny 'o.rc. ~heh "a.
,s.., sni ,i.i vh-n afpled o y Nou E'enbers S now
...si GOD sa..I inir,i fs shouliaily ,sl.h-d
JANIS LtrrL.. 80 %, ,,hsi. Sew Ylrs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

..'y.,suP'- nGnleea.
GREAT AiTEkA1lhE AND bLOpDPtRlfh&
SNNANNES PASAC4.h. -
GREAT ArTt u NTINE AID BLOODPtMFlBR.
SMAlNF'S PANitEA.
FSVAgII>rED NEAR HALF CENTURY.
SNAYNES PAS,CEA.
Tho only s,AuoNled.c .cd remedy for curing
SGROFtLA.
Gamers. Ulcers and
Nnie swellns kup pfop'
o. tn SKIN tlcclafed sore Legs.
Hin loint Compliant. Drop,y, jann-
dice, Nr.iowus,s OF tire SKIN Blotches,
af r!,nn.rs oI the l4oc, tiseIaird S''e
rhl1at Aeroarai sud Syphlitie Diseases o,
.bor or ions st.ndul Chronic Ftysiprts ca utr 10
Dstk .otrncs OF defects IN the >Ain bols which
the Bones weakened aud pebllitNst
system, agi.. noui .ons and rs,
traoted cls, OF ~, sness. or h4v
ing swaoweda large amount
Vi Drugs ta.oin.i Nc.,
which ms. have az
iected iLe bones,
Ac.. Sc.
"sNANNG'S PANACEA IS reco lri' .aed by thu aost
enuent r sc4is ana attained ,-leofHy IA mos, rtEss VI
ti. word both im hospital and lEvai, practice.
Patient, whose bodily health sechet enely gone, I'D the
whole system teged wth the coup'ons OF scFois have
been perfectly restored
Ia ese. OF rfuptios the any part oi the body.
,uoiu with Sylynes Alhean- Onvnent.' twill hasten
and cure the obsle and lo.It ome disease 40 aer
o how long standing
lie particular 70 get ihe genae prepared only by DE-
sWAiNFA son. No $50 North t.-.t.. Philadelphia.
Sold AZ Iembo.ds Drug anu thctacal Warehouse, No oA
Broadway New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

., pv,p. Theinos, inycteie fosus e his iscss aivs
been compile ely caIc' by 'l.s MeA'ar ars - 'nony
O.. some az o,lY iEst citizens proves.
FROM ABRAsf MEAD ESo.. LIrTLEToS, MISS.
sse iar ,,, ~ yt.g, Suffered sVereiy VIA ~ pepsli,
accompanied by stSuess end nrNons iutao-fv Whcn
,srl .n.u in the without pain sohtt ana
M - tn ifh rafar-nll symptoms. inactivity os TIE liver
,r bowels pr. general dsoiy ANA 50 y oi ex
frse IA. ,h. ~ made up is sed eontiiioai roehous
t,eii. I. atren. he aIvcc o. e.llnet
phvsriar nf Boston ! commenced tAug ~ tbNlAN
sAuP 40 Que. began 70 scrce oca-li Al ter taxing
r,. bot q tia.r hel soin- e i-il. Ny t aka 5 re-
stored a,,i sniov hie A. well as ryrr.
Most ..,fiils DO r-coo. li. .ut l'oruvian syrup
PAAip aL.i> fkEi-
Derot ~. ,al Bro,iyav }. Z. DiN.saORE.
L,,- d. ht DO frlesst,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

Foagi. lever skate Buckle,
M.naftcfulsI and for sale straps, a. Wl"'.ar ny
n STEVENS. No. 2I3 Pcaflst.' he"'iofa
vud 10. % hAby8i, boston. h.a's.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
ADELPHI.
CITY InteIllrenrc.

PROVISION WOUNDED GETrysBuag. g.-On Mon
d,y the Tn ted States Christian Commission OF this
city received a telegram from the Phiadepha comms.
sion to the effect that they hal hundred and
delegates battle field OF ysburg for the purps
OF looking after the wounded and stating th although
stores coming in freely, the great want money
Soon message received the New York Com
mission transmitted TO Mr. Stuart So 900 in to
the appeal.
TIE ANNUAL PrcSic 70 aid support of schools (5s.
Convon, New Brighton :. T.! which was TO have taken
ace the 29,A UT will of on Thursday the 9th
lnst the old pcncs .nd lafayette avenue. Through
the Kindness Of gentleman residing on the isllnd the
OF these lnds Dcgdng beautiful cedar grove,
render the place still more agreeable the committee will
have erected ecy the floor tent seventy three
feet in diameter, carabe Of accommodating from six to
hundred persons Several marlees will also be put
up fr the sale OF refreshments. Manahans brass and
coon bands engaged for the day. Tickets nifty cents
each to be had OF the members OF the st. Peters Mutual
Benefit and Benevolent Society, and a, the entrance
the Steamboats, Flora and Pomona leave loot Of
Cortandt street every hour and half during the dsy
Ferry foot o Whitehall street Every hour On the arrival
OF each boat at Tompknsvle carriages and stages will
be in readiness 10 convey passengers to the picnic.
MExrS0 or THE CITIZENS oT riK EIGHrxEEra WARD-A
CALL signed by the Mayor other influential gentlemen
has been issued for public meeting the citizens OF the
Eighteenth ward to be held the large hall. Of
Broadway Twenty third street. at eight O'Clock 10.
for the organization regiment obed tho call
OF Governor Seymour for thirty thousand militia The OBJ
joct worthy the 'ntton OF every true patriot and
doubtless the meeting n be . largo one.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

BY the plan which Ii given the relative positions
of the base and objective points are shown. Indeed
the objective point Of campaign TO Fast Tennessee
may De said 70 be any part Of the important
East tennessee and Virginia Railroad The dis
tancc from McMinnvilie to Loudon Is seventy Ave
milcs-say six days march In the rough country be
travorscd. From McMnnville " Athens s aixty two
mlcs-nve days and from Tuahoma 20 CHATTANOOGA, by
the nearest routes L. nfty nine miles column al
McMinnvillc aud at Tuaboma would prevent any
flank movement as formerly made by Bragg against
Buell. Each column moving enough W concentrate
against any eaemy for defence would threaten dfYereut
points and force the enemy to yield point defend
the other throw such large lorc5 into East Tennes
that other not less vital parts would be weakened
Then the works at this point would be performing iegit
mate duty In occupying largo gorce OF tho enemy such
base a. have described Is important, TOO, giving
nne position from which 20 operate with cavalry upoa
vulnerable POINTS of the confedcracy.
The other cousideraton--s retirement N Kentucky-
appears ~ improbable that shall not consider II at all
this time.
Ordcrs isaucd this morning 10 che dnseent con.
mAnds 70 DO In readiness 10 move &C an early cnis
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, lS6S-TRPLE SHEET.

the rebel force, who we're wsriks In ths uaeruing.
got 06 towards Tuliahona disPirtted and dsmAyed
n aNa IN roasu11on o. sBUsyvILIn
Thus Saturday night at eight O'Clock General Granger
was in possession Of Shelbyve with eight hundred psi
sone three pieces OF cannon twenty Thousand bushels
OF and Other stores besides nfctng upon the
bells OF nearly three hundred killed sAd wounded.
Our total loss since leaving Christians amounted to
eighteen killed and three wounded. II cheering TO
many loyal people a. we mot in Shell
pie and young people, young men and maidens,
waving little copies or the ars and Stripes stained and
dusty aent secret places, greeted
us with Thank God, you've come at last" Tue Union
fee z universally evnced that did not wonder
any or why the rebels 'could not bear the town OF
New ls stln.'
Colonel rowuiow' First Tennessee cavalry particpated
in III attack Many OF his mon were residents OF Shelby
vile ia eaceful times. IL was sweet morsel to these
men night rebes In the neghborhood OF their former
homes A young Tcnnesseean OF Brownl w's regiment
rode up before his fathers door while the fight going
parents who hardly recognized HIM at first.
The young warrior exchanged short greetings with
them, the gray haired holding his sons ctrbine,
the feeble mother grasping tho bride OF her sons horse
while the young eagerly drank the water his pretty
sister brought TO hima very pretty hut eeng picture
tho sswanderor'S return The tableau dissolved
by the old thrusiiag the gun into the soldiers hand
bidding Charley on and get your revenge" The rest
less Colonel u. of the spirit OF his father. lie Jumped
from his horse, kissed his hcart, wh IN his quick
eye had singled out from throng OF excited maidens
mounted, again and joined in the charge Another OF
Brownlow's men his vito looking the whie-shot he
who had driven him from Sbeibyvle IN iron. o.
door. ncideuts OF this character plenty
Tbs town OF Shebyvile has been treated much better
by the rebels since Buell. left than would expect
They loft last night threatening TO return 70 day and
burn it, but fancy II is saic for the present.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Coroner's Inquest.

Roy Rrs Ovxa Daniel McCarty. little boy air years
os age vas accidentally killed Sunday last by being
run over Coroner widey held an inquest on the body
when appeared that tho boys father. Dennis McCsry
ID M Al NO 90 James street driving bis cart
,G street and the deceased vas running by side hs
sstber without Stopping the horse, stoopcd over tho
bs. and caught the boy ny th- for the purpose a
ln,ne him 10 tho lie failed 10 get good told II
The boy arm, and fropred him agah Ia front of the
uhecl when he over, and died in htcon
sserwsrd verdict that death resulted from De ng nc
clieutally run over was returned
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE CASE or rHa pgrERnorp.
COurS of General Sessions.
CHARGE TO The GRAND JuRy-sUPRKMA or TIN
CIVIL LAW.

CIVIL LAW.
Before Hon. John "A. hcCunn, City Judge.
Jutr THE Court OF General sessions opened at
eleven O'Clock this morning, when panel OF twenty
three grand jurors were sworn OF which Mr.. william 4.
Bayley was appointed chairman. Judge McCunn, after
charging them on the usual topics prescribed by law
said the efectus way to preserve order and
spcctfu obedience to our laws IN our great community
aord citizens ample protection against any and
every authority not cmsnang from the laws OF
BY doing this, our ci,zcos will know tht their
rights viii be respected and maintained and thoroughly
vindicated whenever they have boon violated Whenever
q wrong has bcen perretratcd upon them no matter by
what authority, let II he remcdied promptly by aud
through the laws Of our state This will save from
disorder and will convince those who grasping for
power that the only safe to MAINTAIN dignity
people and TO the blessings frse govcru.
ment by their wholesome administration of justice
through the iropcr chanDcls OF the established laws.
When you retire ~ deliberate therefore, party and
party purposes should be forgotten. and YOU shord
connc your duties simply doing justice between
the guty Of the ore Of the state and those who have
violated our laws IN dsposing OF matters coming before
your body you should studrusly guard against nnding
indictments where the have not the opportunity
o. preliminary Investigation In their cases l hsve
charved previous grand res upon this important princi
pie for believe every ouc-howcve high " iowiy hts
position my be-should havo the benent a vndicafing
himself n possible before preliminary tribunal and
thus bmsef. n he can, from the ofium OF ~ In
dctmeut AMI the fearful ordeal of public trial Where
indictments found otherwise shall feel 70 be my
duty TO auash hem and send the parties before msgs.
traie for PROPER bearing
Tho Grand Jury then retired " their labors.
Henry wcndcr alias charles Engle. German, twenty
nine years q age was then place. s .ne bar under 40 ~
10 the dwelling house Of John SchImakor, situated ~
Eevcnih avenue, between Seventy .hrst and seventy
second streets tho Sth ult. He was allowed To plead
guilty 20 an attempt 70 commit arson In tho second de-
severa othes ploss FOR minor oneuccs taken and
the court Adjourned % "Wednesday morning At eleven
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
The Prize Cases.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Bctis,

JuLv THE United States District Attorney acd .
hbol to-day against the schooner Nymph captured April
e. 1858 of Pass Cabao the coast Of Texas by tho
United states schooner Rachel The vessel and
cargo taken to New Orleans and sold by order OF
Commodore Norris and Prize Maste- samuel H. Johnston
this with the witnesses and papers which
were submitted tho Court for the adjudication OF the
prize. .,ssa.%
THE CASE or THs PgrERH0ff.
Mr. r.. Smith, on the part OF the claimants raised
an obccti the Jurisdiction Of the Court and submit
ted that OF seizure OF prizo przs goods the
district winch they first taken after capture
the district in which the prize Judge had sdicon In
this he vessel was first taken 10 Key West, tho
Judge there had jurisdiction.
The United States District Attorney heard In oppo
siton and cited to show contrary ruling. (Excep
tion noted)
The then proceeded with, and the Court was
occupied for the remainder OF the day with hong the
reading OF testimony taken before the Prize Commission
es.
Adjourned 10 eleven O'Clock this day twedncsday.l
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
MANCHESTER, Tenn June 2s 1868

MANCBErm, Tom June 9 1853.
now RosKcRASs' RsrARpxD
To defeat the plan OF Gen. gosccrAns two difficulties
were encountered. First-1ho left wing or thanking col
of Criltcndcn and Thomas have been unavoidaby
retarded by unusually heavy and bad roads such
heavy rains st this have known hcre
before. Al Hoovcrs Gap and tho road from Bradley
viIc Thomas the FIRST and Crittcndeu second Ia
stance have met with most Typographical df
ncultes. Although the enemy failed 10 hold Hoover's
Gag, they held portion Of IL whose weakness was oay
discovered after days and study OF the
position with tho guides. Crtenden encountered no enc
my save the mud Of the country road upon wh ch he
moved. snc upon which he could make bat aoou, ten
miles day.
r,x AFFAIR Ar LinrRry GAP
The second difficulty which has fo,lcd the plan reer
20 with greater delicacy. shall leave TO time 90 de
veIop and General Roseorans TO who rcspon
sbc for the useless slaughter Liberty Gap on wednss
dny the 2th inst Tho attack there according 70 all
can learn otho plan OF the campsgn ntendedto bc
merciv demonstration TO amuse, 10 retain, hold rein.
force the rebels at Liberty Gap II movement net
n drive bat " hold the enemy. II the fent, II
bcc,re tho real attack. Upon whom the responsibility
ressu Is not for mo TO decide should learn here
Mee shan have hesitation ~ naming TO the public
the ruity officer.
upan the 2lth the army had moved 70 th- lae
oi asovers, Liberty aud Gays eaps, with the es
ccpiion q Criticudou, who had reached Bsieyy,i
Ilo rshl, uadcr GRANGER declined seriJus cnesgeacu,
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Tn. n..e .s nu,ssa.

81 Petersburg ritter. in the F.rops o. Frankfort,
ssysIn Russia tho public debt bcarns ntercst
cd an inc lat OF January fss5, oIS,7 Cpl roubles
Tho interest sinking fand ago sss o. banking s espensss
,, ~ ooa tss an tss2 The Russian debt bearing IN
ssrss, s a. ST. ooo Dutch forms % 500 900
pounds sterling and Isi aVo ~ ~ a.aoss nus ls'ter
n,sss, ~ a. 100 per cent ss 900 oub from the
Bapt a, 4 per cent, and isaaJi ~ rouoIes from tho
D D :. ~ cent interest. The remainder consists os
nsrn, k,ana TO the 5,734 COL rouhlcs bearing
.. -s, bc added floating debt ri COZ 900 s22 parer
,.s : sort of sssisnat circulating without interest
r,s n no doubt but that the poeh revolution viii om
~ r1ns deraJ expenses 10 which u gives largely
,e.se The auount Of the Russian debt The report ~
", losn or of fresh emssione: paper money already
n q regulation al st. e'1fsh9rg
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
French Rewards OF Bravery.

Cs2tain Yarcf, q t6e KoQman cavalry, VINO has lust
been decorated By Napoleon for gallant conduct Pueba
formerly pupil o the military school OF Saint Cyr
Being authorized by Prince Alexander John accompany
the expedt Mexico he has obtained the high
of being mentioned In order OF the day gallant
conduct After having distinguished himself several
occasions he met In the combat OF Atsco with Mex
can General Por6ro Garcia, whom he killed with
cdf after having been 0,ed at point blank by his ad
yefsary
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Military Movcmcists in New York.
rRrpApArroys rod .-nE DRAFT.


In the different districts the assstis provost msrshas
pushing forward their work speed, completion,
for tho purpose Of a commencing the draft lhesc
preparations arc being energetically prompted By "a
strccons which have been received from washinston.
There have been enrolled n this city over two hundred
and nifty thousand names. and in Brooklyn
thousand From all present appearances The
s determined 10 Immediately proceed with the DRAFT NJ
soon as everything pro er arranged to proceed with
the same.
oRGAsrzA y THE MILITIA.
h. tate military a.t.vf.lies are making every pre.
asaton In order to organize thirty imels or mitis
In this city and Brooklyn Inspector General Miller IA
stun in town and exertng himself vigorously TO organize
the militia AZ fast as possible
THE DEAD OFFICERS OF GErrYsBURa.
committee OF the Common Council of this city con-
ssting OF Aldermen Mitchell, Long and o,tiwcl and
oouncilmcn HaviIand Brandon and Webster have pro
ccedcd the late battle field order look
Of any New York officers who have fallen
a so9ers ' ,S. - se s ss.s % rS our
been killed Brgadier General look and Colonel
Hucston, Of tho Eighty second regiment New York
Volunteers. The mission "a q most Charitable pa
uictic one
1BK TENTH Rk0rnsSr, NATIONAL orApD.
se. York s sS Ma saps, ssS
progressing Quite number were equipped yesterday
The rendezvous or the regiment during tomorrow and
day should hcy remain long town-wil DO at
the old A,senal, corner of white and Elm streets Tho
recruiting will be continued at the Mercer House, corner
OF Broome and Mercer streets.
THE ELEvRNrn REGIMENT n. Y. 4. v.
Colonel H. r. OBren IL progressing admirably Ia the
organization OF the above regiment His line officers arc
nearly ali mcu OF actus experience the neld The
Lieutenant Colonel will be James Deparry of the
Corcoran Legion who will make splendid olcer having
been connected with military organizations fora number
Of years His experience ssdier will be Invaluable
20 the organization Of the Eleventh regiment.
R.cErrfos or TIE rHIRrY-sSrH RsorMEsT
N. Y. q. v.
The Thirty ninth regiment were formally received by
the city authorities yesterday aftcrHoon being reviewed
by the Common Council in the City Hall PARK 81 hspast
three O'Clock. After parsdns through the prsscip~i
the regiment entertained by banquet = the
City Assembly Rooms
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
LONDON Thcatricais.


Madame Rstori continues her series OF per ormances
at her Majestys theatre In Schiilers Mario Stuart
her success groat in Medea and " Queen
zabeth Rstori is announced to give readings at
the Dudley Gallery.
PRINCESS
Theatrical c,rces have been somewhat excited about
dispute be.wcen NJ. Fechter aud Mr. Walter Molgome.
ry. Mr. Montgomery Is provincial actor Of some repu
tatian NJ Fochter engaged him the first OF lannlry
last but has not given him chance 10 appear at the Ly
ceIm. Mr. Montgomery became tired Of receiving his
salary without acting, and therefore engaged 10 play
Otheo at the Princess theatre. NJ Fecnter Dterered
but the reused to restrain Montgomery He made
his debut London, announced, and pleased the audi
greatly tho h the critics hesitate To pronounce
anything but good mco dramatic actor.
ADELpHI.
drama with ghost in II has been the attraction at
email theatre London for time past. The ghost
Ia ordinary theatrical ghost. optical dclu
sion produced by scientific apparatus md arrange
men OF mrrurs II walks about the STAGE and has tho
counterfeit prcsenment OF life II Ia Opaque, but in
gble, and is in word nearly real ghost as any
body culd expect to see outside churchyard The ma
nagers OF the AdeIph have taken the wind out of abe
sls of this little theatre by producing dramatic vcr
sior OF Dickens " Haunted Man. with four Of this Kind
Of ghosts The piece Is Ave tabieaux aad was worry
sucosscul.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
qhenIincs Of Mexico.

FRANCE "PROSPFCTrN0'' FOR THE PRECIOUS METALS.
Paris letter OF June 23, in the S1lut Pubic OF Lyons,
has the followfng:--You aware that several miDrg
engineers left for Mexico to explore the metallnrgo
regions. The following particulars which have
obtained that subec-fhe true region OF tho mines,
least that which has at all times had and which will
for long time let produce the most important wealth, vs.
that which extends upon the right Loon town stu
ated at twenty eight leagues from Guadaaxara and
nenty egnty leagues beyond Mexico. II includes tho
mines Of 2acatecas, locality where General Ortega
born and whore he poesesacs some immense estates.
Those mines 0f great extent and the Is
abundant but extremely rich. They have been for
long time past worked by the Gambusnos-that IL To
say anybody may collect hen be peases and where BE-
peases certain quantity OF earth which no sels
as he best In this same region It Is whsre lies
the small town OF Gusnajuato, 10 the northeast and
southeast Of which the two mines, the earliest
worked and by far the richest IN all Mcxicothose at
Valencienaa and San Luz. This latter which is only
separated from the former by very deep and
valley is at the present moment worked by company
which includes some English shareholders and which
derives profits Notwithstanding tho difficulty transport
IN country without roads. and where sufficient
Der Of laborers not 10 DO found. Upon the yslen
mine 10 the northeast OF Mexico II Ia that the
ton OF the French engnccrs TO be directed spite
Of immense wealth which II contains Il has been for
years past abandoned in consequence OF the state
Of the country. Since then water has broken the
mine, and works Tor pumping and keeping dry are
necessary However costly these may be- large pro
dts would, 1t ia said, be obtained.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

sfifth Tennessee :. ......... Colonel Bon Hrf
Finh Conie derate ..........
First Arkansas Colonel Co*quet
Fotuh Brtgaie. .s
CoOre Wood Sixteenth Alabama, oommanaiue'
Sixteenth Alabama. .....t.
Thirty third Alabama. -
Third Confederate .........L Lieut. .oa W. W EStof'
Tbirteth Tennessee.
1aras
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
,Ir. r.. ID. westfaii's Despatehe..

HEADQUARTERS, Rsysrxvx Cosps
ARNy CUMBERLAND
SakfsYsIIIk, Tenn, June IS, 1863.
cAyALRs ofmsroSs
The corps of reliable gentlemen have been updar a
CLOUD SAGE the moyeascai u The Gmp ce~x,srsea ~