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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Vcpori. from Harrisburg.

HaHh.shvhG, Friday, July ]. ltL
A prominent citizen Of Gettysburg, who lei
there Yesterday morning on a pass Issued by Gen
EweH to 20 to IIoidlosburg, met Stewart, Fiz
Hugh Lee, and Wade Hampton with what he Ell e
mated at 10000 cavalry, who were moving IN me
direction OF Gotytburg.
Their oiiicers told him that Lee had no intention
Of leaving PENNEY l'ania, but was going to remain
Daro until his army was Destroyed or victorpus.
lie arrived here ihis evening, the enemy raklrg no
oiiort 10 dct,in him.
Two militia men from Susquehanna county were
killed this evening at Camp Curtin by lightning.
A dispa,cn from London this morning states hat
Yesterday the Rebels left Chanbersburg, taIing the
road in The direction Of GeVysburg.
Before leaving, they burned the depot ani work
chops BELONGING to tie railroad. Loudon Is IL miles
wert Of Csmberturg from Harrisburg.
The enemy alto evacuated Shippcnsbuy yesier'
day, moving IN the direction.
Everything goes to show that Lee has lis whole
army concentrated between CashOwn and Geiiys-
burg.
The train that left Carlisle at o'clock hi, even.
ing, brought down twenty -ionr Rebel desorler who
had como in from the mountains.
They knew nothing about the result Of the httle,
but s,ate that both armies are lighting with sroat
desperation.
Firing was heard from daylight mp to } oiloch
this afternoon at different points down the river
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The HuttIc Of Gettysburg.

BATrLH.FiHLD MAR GETTisBUEG.
Thurday IL m., Juy2, via FREDERICK. JuiJ 81
The engagement yesterday was quite severe,
though coDfned TO our advance the First and
Eleventh Corps the action beng mainly fought by
the First Corps, under Gen. Reynolds, who was
killed by Il sbarpshooler curly in the fight. We
first attacked the enemy's advance just beyond
Gettysburg, and repused it, when the whole corps
became engaged, and subsequently, the Eleventh
Corps, W ich came up in support by the EmmeIs'
burg road. The opposing forces were the Rebel
sSgps VI UW sgd EWslL QW lsg gaJlsplly sus-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Heavy Cnnnennding at PnrLios-Ne En-
gnv~ment at Gettysborg Yesterday.

PlLIwoEE, friday July }. isso
A gentleman, from Psrktou, twsnty'sx miles from
Baltimore, says that cannonadng was heard there
from noon yesterday until nine o'clock last night
The csDnonading very heavy, aud was re.
sumsd again II, daylight this morning with great
fury.
1t is positively known, however, ths, there wa
no engagement at Gettysburg yesterday, up 10
o'clock in the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The Battle Renewed nt Gettysburg OF
Thursdny.
BArrLst MAN GKTTisHrHG.
4 hgf.d.y uI ID fl

BArrLE-tIKLD MAN GETrisHrRG./
THURSDAY 4 80 p. IL,
Via BALIiEORS. Friday, IN
The day has been quie, up 10 the presen, moment.
The enemy are now mafsing heavy force on our
left, and have just begun the attack with artillery.
The probability is that severe battle will be fought
before dark.
The Rebel shsrpshooters have been annoying our
batteries and men all day from the steeplss Of the
churches in Gettysburg.
We hold the Emmetisburg and Baltimore Rail
road.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Richmond Closely Invested and Probably
Cnnfured nv Gen. Dix.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, July >, 1863
The Press Of this city has the following
BALTIMORE, Thursday. July ,, lSo!
"Rumors from Fortress Monroe BY the Old Poins
boat have given rise to the serious impression thas
Richmond has been closely invested by Gen. Dix,
and is probably captured"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
SLCCND DISPATCH.

WA,HISGTos. Ffidsy, July p itt1.
A later Dispatch has been received from Major
Gen. Meade, dated o'clock this morning, which
says:
"The action commenced ag.in at early daylight
upon various parts Of the line. The enemy ihas far
have made DO impression upon my position. Al
accounts agree in placing their whole army here
Prisoners report that Lorgstreet's and A. Z. HiIs
force. were much injured yesterday, and thai many
general ficer- were killed. Gen Barksdsle Of Ms.is
sippi is dead He body s within our hnes. We
have thus far about l,6o0 prisoners, and small
number yet 10 be started
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

WAsHINNION, FfllaIf July y I'0I
An official dispatch was received this afternoon
from Major .Gen. Meade, dated Headquarters Army
Of the Potomac, II o'clock ?. H., July ., which
says:
"The enemy attacked me about p. m. this day
and after one Of the severest contests Of the war
was repulsed at all points. We have suffered con-
sderably in killed and wounded Among tie former
are Brig G ns. Paul and Zook, and among the
wounded Geps S.ckles, Barlow, Graham, aud War
rem slightly. We have taken large humber OF
prisoners.'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Great prr,bci In ,hs Potomnc.

THE ri IuDAv op rnE REBELS CUT OFF.
FuutpKLrnIA, Friday July 3 1868.
The Inquire, has tho following dispatch dated
Bloody Run, Pa, yesterday;
a messenger HIS just reached Loudon from Mer-
cersburg lie left there at niue O'clock this morn.
in.. He reports that the Potomac IL impasSabo at
TIE best forls save BY pontoons.
"A portion II lmbodon's men retired again ths
morning from Mercersburg and Cove Gap, going
towards lIagerrtown.
"They ARE reported as being much alarmed at
this unexpected Ilse in the Potomac"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The Rattle Of Yesterday Renewed To-Day

HAshIsBUks, Ia. ffialN, jay y 100
There il great excitement here to know the rSult
Of the great battle fought yesterday and Iast nght
betweeu Gen. Meade and Lees army.
Persons at Columbia and Bainbrdge, "hd III llio
peichborbood of York, heard distinctly tho EoaI OF
artillery. AT times it was rapid and heavy.
At daylight this morning it war again renewd'
Tho battle must have been in the neg ghborhoodol
Gettysburg.
Telepraphic communication has been reopend
xith Baltimore by way Of the Northern CcDtnl
Railroad.
There have been no movements IN this Derar'
ment worth mentioning.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The Cavalry Fight as Hanever-Li' Of
Casualties.


FROM Our Special Correspondent
Hanover Pa, June 80, 1863.
Peuusylyanis soil has at last been stained with
blood aud men aud horses lie st'ening IN death, or
croauing in pain News coming 10 the headquarters
of ZEN. P,eAsanton that w. Ii. +. Lee and Wade
Hampton, with TWO brigades of Rebel cavalry, were
in thi. n.ighborbood, division under Gen. kilpat-
rick was seut 10 attack them. They came up with
the Rebels between here aud Littestown, about ii
o'clock this morning and skrmished ill past IN the
afternoon The resul, that the Rebels retreated
toward Abbotsyille, where they are in considerable
force. leaving 20 dead and eight wounded on the
field. As during the fight they captured from the
Union forces niue ambuanccs, these III addition TO
their own, enabled them TO carry oil nearly all their
wounded many also, slightly hurt rode their horses.
Their casualties may therefore be safely estimated
in killed and wounded at 75 They lost in prisoners
about ca, among whom is u Lieutenant-C Colonel.
The 5,h New-York, 18th Pennsylvani LIST Vermont,
ist Virginia, 9th ard 7th Michigan Cavalry were the
regiments chiefly engaged on our side. Appended
is lsst of killed and wounded, give merely out
lines have no time for particulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
suspiciOus Vessel.

BOsroN, Friday July ), Ioo5
The steamer W. Foss put into Gloucester to-day,
and reporled that she was bound from Buffalo fof
New.York, and that her machinery was damaged.
Her CAPTAIN story excited suspicion, and she was
detained by the United States schooner ). u. Gurus
for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Contradiction.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday July 1863.
It is ascertained that tie workmen at the Navy
Yard were deceived this morning by false report
Of the capture of yic1sburg; hence the rumor that
the commandaut had received dispatch to that
effect. There is no truth in the latter report what
ever,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
R,oeL.de.Runner Checked.

PORTLAND. Ne. Friday. July J. 1909:
A private letter from Halifax states that the
steamer Gen. Banks tried to run OUT but was
Obliged to pu, back by Union gunbost which was
watching her.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The Remnins OF Gen. Rcyuolds.

The remains OF Gen. Reynolds reached Philadel.
pha at an early hour yesterday morning. The time
Of the funeral has not yet been fixed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
From Memphis.

GEN. HURLBUT WATCHING THE REBELS.
MkSPHI,, ednssdsy. July ], 1868
Everything is quiet in this section.
Gen. Hurlbut is watching the movements OF the
Rebels in the country adjacent to and south Of biz
lines.
The weather is extremely hot.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
~ ~Qfioial: RoBD A. 3HnSsss. Capt. and A. A q.
Ali papers in Indiana aud Michigan please publish.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER JAMES ADorR.-TAs
U. S. steamer James Adger, Thomas II. Pstter.on

commander, arrived from a cruise off Nsntucksi
ShosS. The following is a list of her passenger,
H., IN n. rst,srson c9nmsnder Chsre, L9v, frsnn
Robert o. l. tteIson Acting Master; VIM " IT. G,ssn-s
Acting a',issnt Psymailerj Robert Narwood. Acting a.
ns'an' surgeon 'haa 7. Keith snd Chss Moor. Xeti.I
npaSsw Nv Msiush Third William Moran Third Wiisus
Nu.i uhid Assistant Engineers; John H. Penn nstonv
rsoer Masters Mates; Henry NJ Patterson, Gspssin,s
.ss tawad T. Miller Pay aymasters Clerk john Itiin,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Fifteen carloads Of fixed ammunition for mus.
kets and rifles aud two carloads Of muskes passed
over the Norwich and Worcester Railroad on Wsds,
nesday, going forward to the seat Of war.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Soldiers Drowned,

SASpr-liooK, Friday. July g. 1862
A. Croft and Alfred Day, members OF Company
f, New-York Artillery, were drowned to-day at
this place, while bathing. Their bodies have not
yet been recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

sEcfsH CEAsr.-Ths British brig Napier srs
rived yesterday from Arecebo, p r., Is the vessel
'hat has been flying the secession flag in several Of
the West India ports.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
TH0S. NJ. NEWB0ULD.
Col. Cross Of Ncw-lIampshirc Killed.


The body Of Col Cross, of the 9TH New. Hampshire
Volunteers. arrived to-day and will leave for New.
Hampshire Saturday afternoon ut O'Clock. lie
wss killed on Thursday near Gettysburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Michael O'Neal, C. 2N Y. r. J. Williams. b, 97NY;
E T. Corrigheen H. u s. Ca. Horace J. foote, l. 6 Mich
Corn j. H. Sullivan Y. l6 Ma Martin Older X, l26 NJ T.
X. C. Purdy, I IVA
FIRST OHIO.
IL Brent wounded 1t. q. Sullivan wounded.
oNF uUSDRrD AND FIFTY-sEyEHTH SEw-YoRK.
Cant IL Frank wounded audCspt. Frank wounded and a
a prisoner. prisoner.
Adit' Henry wounded and aC apt. Fry, missing.
prisoner Lieut.. Bsy, wounded
Can't j. r. B.ckus wounded. Lieut.. Schroeder, wounded.
apt. J. r. Stone, missing. Lieut. hipP, missing
Cspt q. A. Adams, wounded. Lieut. Atwatef wounded.
Capt L. +. Il Briggs, wound Lieut. Waters' wounded.
ed and missing. Lieut. Bowen missing
Lieut. Gates wounded. Lieut. Dun, wounded and miss
Lieut.. J. A. Coffin, wounded ing
and missing Lieut. Pesrce, wounded
Ii.ut Fitch wounded Regmen,a loss-l3i.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEw-YORK.
Col j. J. Lock man. wounded 1t A. r. Won Cocdt. wound
Adjt Theo. Dodge, wounded IT, d mplenan' wouhdeu
tayt. a Vols shuusen killed LIT. Frost wounded
sEvENTEESTH UNITED STATES 1hfANIRf'
Wm DuH,e wounded Michael Welch. wounded.
Michael libllsnap, wounded. VIM Shuck y r. "onn'd
Michael Conners wounded DugHnhrd l, - Ia-i hiheu'
FOURTEENTH NEw.YORK.
Cant Flcock T. wounded. John H. Young, d. wounded.
ant Burnett C. wounded. James Coney a, wounded.
Cart Bali r wounded. VIM. +. Shore, +, wounded
Geo Atkins, y, Killed David Ieneyck. Il. killed.
Cp Jas Ne.bit ID. wounded
The following is an additional list OF wounded IN
the the light Of yesterday at Gettysburg:
s,rrt. Shorey. S7N.Y. Adj,. simon', any.
JoIn Hil 81 n Y Joseph Hustled 2 ". Y.
Reuben Maine. s. ~ Y John Maxwell n L..
Cut Burnett c. IAN. Y. Capt. Dsyo. II u = inf go
Lieut. Waoot L. &. :. Inf Lieut.. EIvng T. my, Nd
SIT Crey N L. Inf kd J. Nurdal L U s. Inf, I'D.
j Merrilt II L. s Inf q. Sites. II u \ Inf. killed.
w B. Barnes, II L. s. Inf }. WeIeh, II u ;. INF
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

OmciaI Dispatches from Gen. meadc-The
Enemy RcpuIscd Rt All Points ON
Thursday-Nam's OF our Generals
Killed and Woundcd-The Fighting
Resumcd on Fridny-The Enemy Make
No JmpressIon on Our Position.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The following i. an additional list Of wounded in
Grcnt News T.

PHIADKIPHiA, Friday, July 9-ll p m.
There are stirring rumors in town. We expect a
full account of the battle at Gettysburg tonight.
The report is current here that tie Rebel General
Longstreet is killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The New-York 23d Regiment.

Tue AH5scIateu TIrss
CAKLisLK. Thursday. July .. 1863,
Via HlHKfsnuKG Pa, Wednesday. July s. lBoJ
This Regiment has met with no lots.
LLOYD ASPINWALL,
Colonel commanding N. Y. I'D Rssimsat
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Prsua Fsrsrcss Ms.rsc.

Fonrxxss MONROE, Thursdsy. Juay ., isSS' =
The Committee appointed by the Common Coun.
ell Of Portsmouth, Va, to investigate the matter oa
the issue Of $50 600 in city scrip by the Rebel City
Government, previous to the evacuation Of the CITY
bv the Rebels have passed the following resola>
tons:
LAT That the City Council Of Portsmouth utterly repudhs
the s- Of by the former Councils oths cry anu a
order that all seton relative thereto be- and hssoy ~
scinded. - -. , . 4, ,x.h,hv.6
r.crivinx tue same in payment Of taxes hcenses OK
.ny debt. due the city. -.
These resolution, be in force from the passage hefso
r. @. STAPLES,
J, W. TUCKER,
3 w GILDERSLEyE,
w. w. STEVENSON,
WM 0DEON, -,
Commiass.
The steamer Kennebec left this afternoon for Bah
timore with the i3d Massachusetts Regiment, Col
Charles Hobrook. They have offered their servi'
ces to the Government, though tLeir term Of service
has nearly expired.
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united statea Of America

II District OF MIDbLE rENNSsbEE.-H Is.
|. M HEREAS, pn Information has been tiled in the
w District Court or ne tinted Stats FOR said
District on the 7th day or August 1853, by John
Trmbe, ksq Attorney for the United States for gaid
DISTRICT on bthAlfof the United 3tates AGAINST GER
tain ut and the house thereon, situated In Nashville
District Aforesaid, the North-ea csrner Of the
Public Square aud Br dge street being the store house
formeny oCSuAed dnA tseqby W. s! Elnthh N +th4
peInted owBer lherSolahdk he lot apThFepaf} therd
,o-seiz b. and now "a custody Of +. r. GlhstocR,
Marshal, &c, under an drSer Of seizure issued by
ssid John Triuble, August 18th, 1868, alledg
ingsin slbstapce, among other things, that said
pr3Ptr9 YaaseF % lbdin the Diltrioe aietgsald
- aiStttfsh tO'thA-Fn he9 Statesz hr rfsens d
causes In said information mentioned, to wit that
on the lst cay Of September, 1862 said property
IN said District knowingly used and employed by the
owper, pdYith The consent of the owner, In aiding
aud ahetth I'D ~ hptsn - narmed ebelon aga aet
DE G5yethhaeub a abe tniUd Ststes land pEaying
process against the same, that the game may be
demned as forfeited, as aforesaid
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monitor OF the
CQuFtu1deF Che se9l Of the C0prt, 10 pe directed
delivered do hereby give pub c 1i6i6c 70 ar htr
Spps claiming said FTppaEiy, or ln any plppner peE
ested therein, that uGy 10 ana az pthr tetore thb
said District court, to be held az TIE FedtrAi Cont
T9Op n SIS faBii9lI I Ra Til
ana thereto tt6fpose ohet claims and TO make thu If
allegations In thatbebaifa siuih, r. +GgsASCQCK,u
Rug25 lat U. s. Marshal, Middle Dist. OF Tenn.
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For Sale
and Other Purposes -sJ.s

NM SlGr hTpe karge Jot4iut hs vtuipty Of thI
w Corporation Sprf s. bnf' Bdt n short distance
from theIenSi al Bhfiroad Depot, hSa1i 10 I-
'a IN sIaT with good pok ishee Spruce street
Sb6up sefIaat trout, rppnfg thnong 10 me, about
4o0ieetI abd &ontnp three sire o. total Duinbe
~ font teet bout 700. IrrIfs Ia.iI lr Hfr.. |
Also. LOT Gu Vine street, about 800 foot, ruu
ming through % Aatemgreg stEsets about eOO feet
fronting onhreettreets, abd hAttEs total front d
Bbou q epp tseb with pioFet t9ncsTklyg 4 gpt.f |
bia Alec, tOf IN HsA lsiEsetr Ab3pt fS9 fesf hpn
atreetr.. t. 90 Il
The three lots above men ioped ave considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are oo1
vrnlgnt. cheap have SRter facilities, and room Id
wssle 9atsri lHBt aeo, VI II worthy Of DE tet
zion q tlihss EhodCtire TO 'iuv,st IN produoit,
property II. G. SUONkL.I
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ia mslmgR Oh MIBDhE TzlANEsHEB}A h 80
V1yHEREAs, an inform aton hae bbtm fled In tie
w I.tt,t Colui % thsi lNtef Stlis g9r said %
trct, ON the 7th day Of August ~, ID lS03 ny Jodn
Irntblc hs4 Attorney Tor the uutd Stutes iar said
District and on behalf OF the United states, Heatrs
certain LOT aud ihe stofehouso and other improY'
nj hts IN ro9a .Geegh 3log Marl49 StAog hmi hlEo
on Cohegk satft StAt Y. olgf ftfeei, hn ilss c
OF ashyile ana District Aforesaid, being the stop
hopseef NJ, A. aparrlsh a o., and ting lot aud in.
hrtv MON dUhu Ian ~ heIeo sci2sdby ana ndw
in custo " Of X. Glascock, Marshal sc, under kn
oI,hr Of ,sei2p Layd7 ~ sid ,ph4 Irimble Az u.
sd 1868, alleging in substAhch tih thiprOpcrty shs
knowingly used by the owners thereof aud Win tho
consent Of the oNhe \, M aidug, abcttug ana pto
noting "a Ceftan aenied robo.Aon Hg Inst ana resi-
| aaeSao.the heys orthe pplled st@i's ;gr,a.rI F
NtsV ,thefgf IN obedience 70 tAs mQnuou OF te
Court uud the seal Of Tie Court o me directed and
delivered do hrvby give public notice 10 all per
sons claiming said pt5lrty, or krowlng, or hayipg
anythiug 90 say. wi the 'tatud shohld uot DO con
demnci as iorietr ithiu tiesu be AMI NpntuFbettrf
said Dist ict CoufttU a. hsld Nc Tho Raierbh CJp7
rodn at the Cnplt6lI tnltheCtg ofaN'@hynlao o. iht
iDth dsy fOOtObbr, l8d3 4hoh andtsie to inter- ps'
! their claims. ahh. X hLAsOOIh'
! L. 5. MarshalFor Middle ntarel or TENNESSEE
| uug2i-lN aiu1N .aINNaun tlhll .Uuh
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AAClthtAS aql tpierflAiiou bas9R.fn hIed ~ fth5-
w Distrct Colb Qt ne tp9td 81 for laid NJ q
trict tue 1910 L4tsy 10 shtilA t7litt63 by John
Irlmbe, Esq Attorney for the United stats Tor zaid
pstrici behalf OF The Lnitad States against one
box OflpOks, Two bog A c0utsiBing Is bundles aud
% hses4g steh Ihreaq z w snd ons roHhAt
IN cloth, and bolts and remnants Of Cotton
p1 acd nsIiirS a5tahc5la. ,Aa pr6pstyS Aselred
snlspd v sad district, and a liable to ooudsca,lon,
becadse snld owner was on nIe lat day o. Jauuafy
1868, engaged In aiding aud gbettpg certa armed
rebellion against the Governhientd Tue United States
pot having Teiurpfd tofAis aAefi to tho United
States Eatiaa eetARts ettoFl lAa HTt aa a uf the
President q the United states, referred to in said
iniufina ton. fh' 'lhA t-'aA fT1NtllA Ur| Ni-ri
Now, therefore, In obedience To the mon ton Of the
DouFt under the sss OF the COur me directed and
delivered, DO hereby gvs public notice to AL por-
Sons ol9Wihg said prorHlyi N knowing Or having
nythug 70 say, Why The Fame should moi be con.
deniIn y iorsitod, that they be and appear before
"a Dfstfet Court, TO bs held at the Federal Coort
room, at the OAAtel 50 the Ciyof Nashville on the
l9h day Of 0tober 1888 then aud there to nterpose
Their claims, - g g. ~ T., 49,
U. s. Marshal for Middle District Of Tvhuossee 2
\ aug2l-llt % y
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NnTICE.

We Pay parb6htS} atre,tt,on to /
4aRdbas a9lpaleot Cation. taypk pc.lde 4
aolpg ppsuFpaa5sd py 4. yVhgr H}1e liberA
'AH9sf ipAae % sNpwgpi, FAY 5lf' hiSh,f'in p
AL tho AtieR01u b sbippArsb tColfdfft a ths
layllle mArkei, MoiERR ~ y hENtFlR
IN ihe Provision an n Q ,mni,,i5u. h.sirs'i, No.
Main % louisville, GyE
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For Sale, -Four Business or Home
."'""tt HriHtT 90. o. uf Er,I. .fsI-

NALUAB'E for residences or for business, be
cause of their being centrally Situated corner
Of Gay and North summer streets, NpSu Aloping
ground, In a healthy looal ty,y near the Byu,R,
School Bnhni,, and fthab cidseto tits0a ttol nd
its anticipated ;Nsssq'yNlsF" A&ge'0soAy1.
aaaeg9TT os9df Goa IInd7 odvy IL @
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'n'p stHRt order OF Cen. GEhnt-.aO
's,c cont nnr"ds tna tine Fttedom %
f's, N'ErS De AoK nOwtchgsh. 10 tpls
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and A. NIB yourUl Il Of the gratitude and
admisAtinn Of mankind 40 .r,,,y r.. -.
The u.tcrsncU Of these sentiments NAV
by somo b, designed out OF place and
uasoa5oslbi6 Elcah better afferd 20
hear the touaupe nl such than to fOgsgO
my cqNgiellous Of trnth ans, duty.
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A5s EnaI rsil1 i'sGtutS 'uI tlSH EnEIish-
..u.rho London Hgall, Tho UoTy organ,
g,usss snsrp 4tt4oS on tslmsp t0n and
uls y l,Gy ~ thg iOllqYiug picture Of
"a, Present rcljliona Of EnglApd 10 the
rstr,f th worid .'Ei'i' .t noni1au
." NWs lave unsuatod an uoaV old allies,
and have Hrlual ~ h. vrTsdI OuI alliance
STA pgr pen yGela me are disuustsd
ON Europe, be arb dgspiyrd 10 America.
No Ars hatd ron Gina % 'Pans, from
5 PtUlrblrs .toiki yJAdeto. We have
Dam y lhe dislike Of tha llaliaus the III
vii Of kusIa 'hq goptgmpt OF France,
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