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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

william II. Dc Camp OF the Michigan Engi-
nco1s' and Mechanics Lcginoat no" With General
I,sec,sns O, LIZ lver Badge Tenn, writes or Tho
OIL Inst 10 Tie Grand Esliss LeSis &c iogws Of To
leaLiies u Sia,c.y:
"Is La lceu DC Odd 10 have arcr.Incr; q negro
trl.s D.i.,.,d so tis regiment for DONG TIE iofe
COMMON si'ds oi railroad ahd other WORK.
'.Ehe r,fo r'.-f.elt ICES icea commenced ~ Coy
bt .irc ,sate. day 80 were regularly I-ei!tc Ht" VIC
Ulitrg 50. tcs service. l lave ,.i.i,i hnh i..cd
ucaiy 100 mOro il-t are Ihyaicall o-iaciH'a ~ ne
coIro oi,.s AID ~ oa oar blue c".s ~ pace VI
their l,lstI au.e. raA! RAGS.
~ .e.r lrcu You mir.t think were genuine blacks.
f-,, ct;id lo ,-s % ytfu / had item uaf. 81. Len
oYc .es standing before lim man ~ mature .cf-,
wLo possesses net the hicsi trace Of negro nood N
stag.t feature or cUi- ~.u oi4 a-t .i'oA1ci 1-'"
~. ca general. tit ~ ile pIc Aie., N'Aoh race
at c t,, you t:gt bis iatcr J. Ca lss ii' h"H =
The ac6o army. MAT be s.a lin 20 Nj aiasDn near
Decatur Alabama vtca f1-it,-n }c.is ODD i'iiA i
1.,.h r. .a.'raieRtat WIS t.r4lhlr passion ~
tire South rhri u:Gc ten dc.Tc 10 BE- III depart
from " !n peuec Such rcA tAaA a.c tr.se dci
II be.nsio ll..Cgs O.. their oFu 3.ira-s 4 'frn cl
10 u.c.l c..rfu t. laAe Ylr 70 iilta t4e .ss's'
his is no: az isol.cd case Two others. It's same
day. J.. ..e.-4 Themselves .vr - .ialat 49, AA- l G
mos: cIii., casuiuaiiol. by an rfccii told not de-
,cc ilr --agst trace Il negro blood sni !cf ore Lad
Ictn lave ~ !clIs, au1 iAc o'ac - 3t-is h"d az
to- u. o. l-GI Arci icaa EtcdOL- (l,"A ~ a,.tAein
- mn tltt land q ,iarcauitcs a. w 2 ls in Ala
II 80. has, soe1 MT '1,. l4t voIe1. nl,n io "ic
NOlil eve. s.sE,ci Il loving ,c,iIse a. AnieAa
t.od ell tacf Se.-s TT ere TIE slaves q ihese s4ine
ploic 10 i..cu - 10 oclcd i.T Ii6iia - e4i
a. -,gc.ty. after u.s.. have In-aef
We 'se i'. lr.'c enough .l0rt tic ri -for bEt
= over Go sycci4ors ~ ton tat heyo .s.i exam
ac1 in eiit,i ssatc 81 nudity. cannot hCi OIi La
3d. e ..l..e-t ol ~ g ! !4fe seen. -,
Il f.rd tic a.c.a Il about one Ga lyo sho1ec Tie
ral, ,ir tlat rrl.th. AID b. ore case tr L'd len
over nIO rni. -fs. o: % u b. 8" of-i ithes ~
icl - vi c lrn cd uymr.o,. easics ih'1 !o-
g. 10 r't c.r'l i'r s.1s o Nih D.', a'l 'l'- ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

and in Ne fafl Discharge 81 bis oAolal duics NE e
Mis- iiccd TO sa,aic DE tlist % bloody ltHii';
vLo 1,c seeking 30 oyciihroa the sa sGu"s O" ~ ana
80, ,,-t e. and r.frhlish o. hlIh.fuas -.,. cps
,cn. Ior, win tie me~ory II Lieut. =: J.. 'nlnfn
i've crsf,iacd ~ TIE h'egis = the paf'nu hl'g WA
f,m le ~ ertad llI .,ngiAe i l'i f'E''
rr,t as a. int o.. lcI iii 90 E.,,t H. ao' a. i' ~.
", d.,sto, of tas riincii.'. sld wen nc riooH{
,'t t,, ,iuaows ,i i.glIfir WY u hhNt rs'd
80 ,l lice Gt.,. b.. 4 Ii.city and lcicr ..Hi have
e,tsfdld Or coiie sccVfor "'rf on h'N .-i''e,,
cDrnifv. a,d III ,ion shal l:ro I'M 10 @'ei o..
io,.r' i,,Nl. ,.. re vito have ~" Toe ~
70 r.,.il.a.. llriH b. y ca.y 10
m$. 'e h tic io' .a e ei . 70 ry .s'I i.,..
. ~, ,t. E,,rti.f 1Ir - ',i, these ici.'s htie
md ,,c te,,r.h ,Dr 20 ea'rd och t'rsicf'd tom
III, in vhicl - cus4Iincd notion bn'h.isIi 49, t
80, r ~ orr it'o'el coug,I.. aTl cti-cn JVa ss
to,.f.,,n , 81 a,.r %, critics.
O., . u. .t'l..s, = NJ LANDS. II. D..
w g. ANN. Governor Of hcg. Aelico,
7 a. Iucrit.ov J. 4. NpfGISs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19
THE FAcrs OF TIE MURDER NEAR ISLAND

a
No. l0---A corresponder, Of ne Mis'osr' Dsr.s~ss
furnishes tc following further particulars Of the but
murder Iear Island No 40, IN tie Mississippi
"Ycslolday. tie 81. a wli.o mai who held no COM
mission GGd. au. Go'csnleas. established or "ssl.es
~ lDtJuuf.hlv ~ command q. body 81 negroes 80
a. uot whom Nnr ENLISTED or other lst ~ ~
.clicc 4 tie luiir States ~ Island No 30 and selk
ola GA these luc1 'utio house - iH! named N'sE.
mnn u,.ir Ic9r tie lire IN lcnrr5scc cor ~ Z *
Lclt uacs sad females v,hirs,.rtiion, g. hiit ~.
thence t'o V0ntfabsiG boys ptateaaF if' '" W
should rese..LC, lc offered, 90 k otc! ucA t 81 -
family ana l0 burn thc.r Auuse. They iinctftfu 'rls
bid LITERALLY l.icG orders tn tleeAe, Ron % ~.
tc lossci icy sacked a. lo"t'ti. aha ~ 10 ~. 10y
IL wss found ~ Vnity u United States thi.N! NSt
iarucrcd those s SO uciesi h'chtHh h@d son' ti,1.
tlc ~ sssa.gc TOOK place lnmceiaie;! up"L hs.'L -
mr tue direction ai.h The NJ iii''s iHG 'sAS' We o.
airy started On pursuit VNciHhinS Luc q l"' h'too~
ere th,, had oso,, cd % To Sind Another vas stos
ououtiT eaptur,d-by WAet. or where was az, De "
,rn. hut understand h.t ten Of tfe negroes pM!oF,
aud maa called icyran, who j. suspected e" euS ~
III Gated ia eonc Wgy. are N cuulN eent ~ ialtN" ~
iO and 10 doubt remains ot al pi'l~' eVHse' III" v
irg speedy aud suro Justice done iAeaI
An ALBANIAN ARRaS TED on ChAsGE G!
Cor.rfugruiNG TErAsvRY NofrS.-negu! l. .,
Marshal Lowell 81 Syracuse. on Iucscn! last u,i,s
MI K H. Webster os Albany on charge o' e.'h'sr,
N.iing Treasury noiea and TOOK nm 70 ~ ~
examination before II. y Commissioner hugrt' .t
Syacpss Sas lard saws the case IS one 81 ING Ao'. ~,
portaut which has been brought 20 hsl' ~ .ses
time. Webster los been II tho tanl, o' WINS ~
IN postrnnstors altering TO sell them tlo sim''s
Il L. :. Treasury notes stating az ,he same "a.
that they were 50 well done that thoy WOMB te.~.
pass inr tlc notes ihcmselfes IhroNGa Que ~ 10y
letters Marshal Lowell lIst became sWhie % we ~.
lows operations lie at once began to INVESTIGATE ana
Ter.e,ercd nn,n he gained possession of fse cvt'
..,,Ior,c ~ Wcbstcr's slowing clearly his eGiN
Webster ia o, 80 opinion ,hni ic cannot he eonNi'ea
Of my crime hon c inSt I'M be 500 hs eosIe.as
es fo smiles and rot as Treasury notes.
AN OLD SwIspLR WITH NEW AFFLTcrioN.
man riSlnc Ia name as Il. II Webster 81 Albany
has been ara sstcd under tho following eieLIstaLes.
ilo oent out cirvidas by mail addressed TO paIies
rhnee Names nd residences he had obtained prosssns
20 ,e thoa perfect limitations 4 United states yss
ury Notes Az the rate of $50 for sOO and p'VV.ns
TO send IL specimen On receipt ot 81 lie s'S' Ia, .
epeeimeps which genuine 81 Tr,aseI! Hv'es'
and tAcn received orders accompanied BY tho monsy
which he Eo,er filed and never intended 70 10 80
no limitations 20 send, IL ~ sand he hau .one H.,
business before dctr.tion Ifso he must nave nv y
the names of the ost ,ianous reoeals nnd a. NO ss
tune the most stupid dupes, IN tue eouh'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

iiirDAi aug. 41--is ~
Tho Stool mnrhet orcrcl fele...h and irrern.

/ The Stock market opened ic,cnah aud irrern-
lar tlia morning Holders Who h-d bought fcr alys
previously were dislo.cd extent 90 realize the
a. ance a. Z H. time thc market was uIfcl4'd e.
cepi fr two ~ three stocks Tie afro laElts - new
Outside buyers LoGeer sOcn absorbed lc siocil thlt
were proceed 10 maflo and shortly nfcr noon q r
speculative o. or,lyl wa trt.ifa ~ n.l ntt rn--
pan, d. II WIS ycstcfday. pnd prices nd'elced The
pr,selt MANN Or stock speculation exceeds al lreco-
don't IL oil otlcf hfa-.les u trade blt.acfS -
either quiet or puFfung lis way In - regular.
steady channel. hrt stocks ere moro active.
excited and aiyalcHg. oud arc Mg.-r t'na
tlcy were when Government currency yas NOM.
naiJ dcmcci,tHg. Attic met Bond Ills nom ~
? ices Ncrc n ue main lower thnn d; the c.oso la.t
evening Lie lpaosoT. w4b striking clccvti1f-
opening IL ll! z cent shove lasl evening. md clos.
my st 1874. with saos u lolO Ahncs Eclding vas
hrIn. aud sdvYc'l I. Harlem Guot4aicd Violently.
opening at .67 against l7i last evening and selling
down to i5o-5.tyJ shares being cold Nciigan south.
en- declined a! Iiiaoa Couul H. Ecg.YorA Cor,rnl.
\. NicliBan Central ]; Cleveland AID it4inrh, u
Al DC Second Dolrd te tendency - Tie maTl . uas
strongly upward ard Eric advanced - above Tho clos.
Ing prices ~ tho Iirst Board, Harlem ,; Cleveland
"a j ri'irbaIgA. 81 Michigan southern. .; Reading
IL; EcwIork Central IL. Iae greatest cAc.iccnt was
~ IIic, when rose 10 l4u. ~ lie foc.oCA fuhlc
Board tho market continued strong ana aGvai cl. T.
Ese advanced 20 ilCi. with scS 81 $50 shares, E,ad
ug reached 10 win sales 4.o0O Michigan Southern
touched IlOi With snes 81 1909 shares. Illinois Con
Iol advanced 10 2l under tie report Of dispa,cAes
from Cnpe lace to bay ON foreign account. 1T isSn!d
That a earnings Of ills road fer tic Ars, week in An
ylst shov az incIeggc Of COCOA. Tho mnrlct
cloce! strong Ut tho following prices which,
In tic main, exceed any prices that have
ever before been reached on tacso stocks.
American Gold l25Gl2J!; Now.foh Central RAD
road. ia 0I3J; Irlo Railway no! not; 90. Prefer
red 1863 qlO7 Hudson River Railroad. iii liyii iar'
len Railroad. 1911 ol6I!; do Reading Ea!iFoad. ll'!
sIlgi, Michigan Contlul Railroad no @n7 Michigan
500 y. Indiana Rnilroad iloi dl0ii do Gumanteed
ll8Iullo, Illinois Centgd Rail- ODD l2ii4l2iii C!oYe
land Pt,sburgh lo2l Galsua aud Chicago Railroad
IO7l aIO7; Cleveland and Toledo ha!lioad. 100 @i1.
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. 1905 @llO, Mh"an
kce aud Prairie Ia Chen. eei a5s; Piitaburg' iof'
Wayne and Chicago. 81 4si. Tene Hag'e and Aion'
G5, AGO; 90 Preferred. rs, @eGi Chicago and North
Western. asaJst, Cuu.beriand Coal sVt9~si GH0ss
4tv2i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

,Iarirct,-csprFu,Iy REroETEo ven TgT y Y Tai'Iss'
hsIPsls market I, steady; sale :, bis e. ia for
POI. a.d . g a., - :c..ls -, -,
COIfCNyle neA.I IL quiet and rrlces ne nonin' a.
am. r. l., aelrrs'e d,rsna ed 'i'har: ic,dci
chm H. - Ca .s'r,n a., r. ras Tor'o Il 20 O. &C.. hnd
.. "a lf oi r.oe tc,a. c,r.o q 2.'o os. Rio SIC.
r,,t .eil to~ bn the rar.'cul1s las e - Do
,.. St, ,,., son r.to iir total ro,t IN tre coun.
h., e - n,,eus itco tcss IA El'l.oIc ~ 2 .
H., ~ rev. 4eiA
~, 4, I'D IN, III i.-l'rl c.l IVer
49," 80 49, IL q I'D ~ lreh gocrd eTs
s' y anG '' Ls' 80, go ',,tI ,". ~
., ~ ~. .asty CO. = - {. . ~, d. as I'd
., 81 for tflie sai = n lad. 81 &, ~ n ~
.,,. . .,, b. 1fjmior'ie la@
g.t'. o.. "a -iI g., -, ~ an, r'i.e, a.
!'-i.f '''' '.A ~ y. ..,..', f.. Md
-, Inc On ~ srI I.l.ir.rre al .cs -
90 , I,. i,t.firtrqaeli .ld 10 80 liy
~ Of 70" s'l 1t yS4, - '. ''r' '-'''''' 49,"
Na's I .in. n,s.'ol aiysls I'D
= .,..f (,.1i,--y .rd medium a. alfi,r re
sr.it s q. ta. in, dc.cg ..ia .,irre I'D na Ia'
Isrri.rn,rl. .f.t e.. 13t0g do ..al-,s CUB .. - %
~ i @t,4 do t,ef slras II - A. al2g. GO, g.
60 en- ~ ~, .' ~- -" l., 40 d. q - y
IL ,l,h. -l.~r --tc tor carce dr,ivrfs! nid ot lo
~. NC .i,L..n.taI.t Is,c. .,J i.l.y : 20 .u
m o.it tsd ff.... s-. r...i..i D,s .ic 'c- 'd re
Isel..A 1-s'.. o-i ,.',or'f se'r, ssei Of tsrs
al -. n r...It,.t. 30 nd % .atJc. Iyc =
&c., and in ni,l ..c f,e.,.I .-r. % ',.,. d. - ..,
fsr 4 .'.ou I'd .c g.. .n.r C,urI"l,d lt.A'fl l-e
IW.h 100 1.u.a.t tu. co.'t aa o. ' t1sr- ~ Of
Il.r1 .n l % m. l'r -. ..id 70 e. N'
+ ge..r..t ..o1..c NLie western tld i5c 90 To-
l,,, N, . .
UGPTl merle, l. q..t iit - ny 81 d'Ft - 'r'
tsrs ~ iln- cad r L,tcf uust boIri .fr nos a'
i... L.,r,tr g. ..itf.. .i t4e ,a rlop u Us 1'f"
'lr 20 lhe cop sle nof' accg'a j -no d. y -r
'.,,i, q o,..o Co'l'y l.5 len. .cta- .pc '.' o., c
SO" vA4 is', 'e.n p ~ .- - ,- q, 80 ~. l- 80, =
So a,. D. vince 900, .'A,on lu Doc e.fc O. ny q Z
az t4l b.. as. Art b. Is o9 ry .o 30 100 q g.. q
, $50 -.ou: tic g,rsl ciep oh'' h.H .tAt - '-4 ''
,hoft oio. et-..,
' tsu ...-. a. --a ~ - i.I r..
H. Npfn--ti fce .ui Tue ln4bcr Is " y'oi r.
cict % iul lUlss as 90 It-t tee a. s4sr 40, ID"
D. t.f,ra
lam st,aIy Gg IN god request sales 90 % Esstori
~ T. .v. h., o. ,-e-sy 1t &c. ~ Common FOX
lni ia g.! -.. ,,,.. i.r itnr
A.NAa f..r 81 DO gig tn e. h.d hei-"'@i ''~i
gr..- ,.l. 90 go Dbl hcS.O rlsAGs g. 8 -, sud =
lid. .........- S.G~c. ..s
A. l.. N.,41 lll-L-e ID 81 .'''9 ~ pa y '"'' i'
! inactive % rfitif 20 g. - i ~. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

---~-~--->>-->>->.--
on to, boprit a. ls. week. rate. va, shsd,we5 4, FRA
go e 10 %Sy T here ~ d. ne varied o,a
- o' ~ si 10 ,c n as. N 80.
iaeT Il Ae aiy go ;' ~. % sii ,1c ,yJ
yry s,,g n,,r,l,r Of So erted o. fas caoieo I'd
a., .s i,- ., v,sr. ,.,.v Of Isc a,d roes
Gas =. o .' ,,s ' er's,s ,,r, IA s g. ard ,
~, = - - 80 -. all n -. ru, 50.
-, ~ 80, .'o,I re- TIoc...l- v,e,o n ri, 49,
80, irss.. afsycs Which ven I'd
a. o'. w. - 3d.. e ronJ dre.. 10, tlar 20 r. 81
l't.'' ,t+ '''t -, 49, ~.-,',5 81. ;T.r, 90,
POI nos .t i9 aaeA ow - fs,A,a 40 y as ','s
80 :, 49,, -, ~, t,-pa.i s.,c ordsi
s an' and 10 ~ e-'tc men w 3e "a 70 KEN 'ns
Ltt sets. viii nY- anio recommendation o'sfioo~if
cLo,s Of riIa rsRgrI
Tn"90y ~, --iirn, W., yei 70 h,fs cs'i'ea 90
ycs' ~, b,4eF. ~ - '-o,' eon IL 'eA ontil F..
.'g'' 'sy 10 nals and d We A. ~ With n,'e n.y..
i' ,'r i'f'r'" y. s.. ~ ',o@t, "' ~ -, ~ ~
~ L'si 'D.' ln '".r ye'.'G', '" as ' Eel
were l,d 20. bette p,c J, VII be ~ fcr torwal,I
tu,ters IN {, se vesk sen Win tie crovaei hoel, ant
Ia. srci supply VI .vuiri caly Iric' u io"r,
p,a..r &. s.g';a d. H. ne p5rl L. -. 80 =
Do through N ioI IL, Oct 'ros on oha' ~
NJ n der Toe th4 twice rlrcl a. 'ie ~ -
d 3D. Which, TOR como capse tans o'u-- III ' i've ''''
LIE
RROrRrs' SALTS or RULtocks ~,
j. II. WiG.ns hla - 'i.noi. steer ioi r si. ny
r,4i - % 30 .li1 ci y O. - ~ 49, y-s,v,
fuf.G ilrd 0Dt lJi % tao bt.Nth VA'l' "'e''s
ae.h 90 G99c II
{. s.. Con,.T w0-Hcd CT " Load III H'te'' ''' b''' F
i'nfG ~ Jl'c. - . s"t - Nj, n,
.. NgrLNh 90 ~ hiLi''''"s = W 49, '-' -
S.sefl. q; Cst uLii r. ~ . t'es - III s..,. ..r..
.. o;Is. o, BE- os" ae'"nni 81 on"'en III Steers '"s
rcft"tr q "fs ', = you - g.. t.io,.ir, % 4
=. "t'srqn iat - :s in91ns s"sr' 'ei0hs''s 70 4"
ti.srir- DD''J o pat tee' sud pat * i efs'
Sta. le"a I4'-fi' tho 100 70 49, ~ ~ -.
lui4s c't chs of DAi 1pi a. &c ~ He - ~ u
- c"t fof tu.A 20 ~ $ 20 "a ~ n ~ 80. :.
D. I0uI =. b Hc . ~ 70. - e" in4 ''lN' ~ :. 80.
s. "rs y. er' "a we Z, '"iVsi tho 'o' hiss' " ~
mon ith'i' cau" 49, :, ~. 49,. , A. go, f., ,,ts.
a & am - no h-i ~. ~ ri I.- LII -
lht'r "ffi go u -'i' o"Diu .! ''' 80 = D. - -.
= f'-N 80. 'frf' - - 80 y. 80. c,,,Is r. a
,HN'i,.' "a o. 100 e.' ~, a., - 81. r,,t
l.. + -, H.. - - eool one
~" ~
,rl.'t d -. - II ei,ie'4s r-e.,v GOOD Ind -rs
,.,,,, e,,i.,,~ya 20 ,,aii,, Se.ltd Il. IL
''' % ~' -'+f w > ''
A'''t - NN,.' . ip, III .se.otto p,xl.,,, D -,
irn Nefhe n''s Tor ha'ef' Z" i'' Oiio D"'Ne" ''0"~
~ ~. '' ,,,oo, ~. ...,., r,i,,,o,. s,.e,. a.
ID. :. ~ ''rr ~. Ia -, - an. -
80 ~ - ~ 90, 49, or =. "a Ine ;v.rs.' .cst
81 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19
H~rc!pr- of Produce,

irs lslo 50 bU', tnsri l9 th., Goa Meals So tsu
Com Meal 81 Dob. Mhi.kyi 3i,Si bush NAea'i =. 80
hush com ~ $50 br.h O,i.; 80 pks, Provisions, lsH
rfs.. Petroleum, 40 Ik.' bus'et; ia l.cs. A.hea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

~. l.itTra
.Isca.. .,r>cH.e r.. .,,r,7 %
T.. .,.,........ d. RI Il 49, lae. 1919 -
- i'''.''.'''..' rs ~ 49,. ......
I..t.fUApav. TCa0 'n11 Co.. 49,; o.
N4tc'..'-4r.is .''' 4'.' - - " -
rot,.......ss.5o1 IS R234ig oi 1898 20
h,'ii - asr % siqs1zs r. nc eGsrc,1 60
49,. 49,. ,.u., I.cl 80 20 Je'y 3D. "a peas.
Tie louila'd fHc infnionce COMPANY Ia
r..i,r,J a Dividend e.! g. Ilr cot on tie earned
~. ~ c- ,.,t.t 49,. %
premiums @. ''' year s'. . w. c..,.,,,,,
"' '' ~ 900 r, A., I'll ,c en-,
r'er,s' ON tho or'.talci'g 'cHr"W le pi' on WIZ
o., ,.-,.. t.. .l., gr,ftr,d A ,e.si a.llLl
da!. 80 ''-p.' IT'D "'''
Gosh l.illr 4u 20 Nrft u. li' 60 N'iH'"''
In, Money market W., active this morning,
,, IN s afternoon srole4s Dad iar1o ilolcy offered TO
-. ..... ID, ,.,, ,f.- ,,oy .....lr.e.
'-' - ' ., -. -
The ta.cs a. Gold ~ t.t EYaid tia h'fh-
,... 600 fcarol e., 80. Subsequently to malsct
"a o., ll......t ~ L.,;e
t.,.
,..,... ., - = On l,-fs.--
ITO ENN'tNT '+NNR " VT ~ "''.'F ''-'".
- 49,. Oh, al a. t.r...,, q Temporary az
1850
/ .l4t5l
~, p.ciorl . william. President of the
Mako. Link having ffrisaei. % co'sc.rorce - III
,ara.h ~ L0J,it A-y.ls. Camel Ia ben e'1~'e'
p,..lr.r,
..t. D.,
lie Ikt4gdN; 20 Ifi,r t.h't. t-s- li-' Tn
2. NnL.A ...lA'i4 49, +-sf ".f.' ~
f e. alp4. il.i0lt tu t ..ra tAr 'cAe 90 .l' i'n"
....,....., "a c.,..I., - Ola.
i.'''' @ " 81. .t
,.t.,4.. an..r..f Old. ~ iff Lfr b. lDf i.uar.
.,-...
tt, g., I.. f. .... f...rt 4 e.f.r.t, Ii. q ,ic
p Lee a.. fAi' IT. '.'} 81 '-' -''-'
iust Aliiruni baLk - tn e!il "a i'~ D" -" ''
.ll e
49, ~ $3.50. "a, 49,.
$50. r.,t.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

Tie approximate eruirgs'of che I!tisbnrs'
Fofi Wayne ard Clicigo Railway Company during tie
month .fJ1iy. co.'s iscd with tic slno period Of li1'
...r ...-a a. I,p--s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

E ser reported @r Tile lal..s II Forty oassh s-.e't.
f,O.G.
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fouf ~ urcouuts o. sale. ol suiAfl lIufvs.
4o .ay,. Of ce.es received IN sls city tlls week.
li. 900 head tofe than hsi week arl Ia! had more
thsu r avsr.e t yrar Ihr ascsfgc number n CSC L
N.,4rv lftti ll.l jral sa' tsi. wine $40 nnl Der
to d. tsr a slows "a hood moro tlan tho aSeTsgs and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

9Iariets-c ARrfu.ry ggroErEo soE TsE Y Ta'.s7'

J,ngs CrsrasY &C, Cashier ls' National baHA' ''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

MONDAY, Aug. E--Thc eroat torty-iourth-s street
Cnuo Mukot was crowded With nnio,ss yeateiiA5' iAv
suM ius ouO bead tn salo, beside Nv us.' y.
en- friday Thee With oysr mO al bergen AZ t.o," , H
the ,.owf wn markets Wal make ota o about ~ nag
ioI tho week the lar ses SUPPLY since lat
esu.sg bstoLets felt be.e thsl Vwpe o. es o." ~''HS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-10
sOUTHERN NRWs.

NEW oRK, March 3.
1t is reported that the Harriet Lane can
never be Of any use to the rebels. They
have no machine shop in Texas at which
she can be repaired. Her post shaft is six
inches out Of ligf ibg aFgf fdra Nf5 5ihN uasqGss
c6mpieteIy UIsaUIed by the last shell
thrown from the 0wasco.
The following is from the Richmond pa
pers of the 7th:
PoRT HUDSON 9th via MOBILE 6th.-In-
telligenee reliable and Of the greatest i'm
pOrtanee has been received from the front.
The preparations being made by Banks
army point irresistibly to an early ad-
vance.
Seventeen mortar boats, the sloop-of-War
Mississippi and the gunboat Essex are now
anchored at Baton Rouge.
Banks force is fully 10000 Ambulan-
ces and litters are being prepared The
opinion of military men is that this point
will be attacked in few days. The ut
most confidence prevails among both Off
GERS aud men in our ability to defeat the
enemy.
The New Orleans Era of February 25th,
publishes the following We learn, from
good authority, that the establishment at
Clinton, Louisiana, for the manufacture
of arms, ammunition, SC, was totally de-
stroyed by fire about two weeks ago.
The loss to the rebels is particularly Sc
we're at this time, as troops in that section
have been very scantily supplied, their Of
icers depending upon the capacity oftheiI
works at Clinton to furnish them. The
difficulties alluded to by the Confederate
Secretary of War would be greatly in
/ creased by this disaster
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 9.

AEhAAd1Ohy uAdECu q
Information has been received that the
rebel Capt. Mosely, with his command,
stealthily entered Fairfax Court House this
morning, at 2 o'clock. They captured the
provost marshal, patrol, horses, &C., to-
gether with Gen. StoughtOn and all the
men detached from his brigade. They also
took every horse which could be found.
The commanding officer Of the post Col.
johnson, of the 5th Wisconsin Cavalry,
made his escape. The rebels searched for
men in every direction. AL our available
cavalry was, at last accounts, in pursuit of
the rebels. .--.
The enemy appeared suddenly during
rain storm. General Stoughton had estsb-
lished his headquarters some distance
from his brigade. The rebels captured
110 horses. They went in search of Gen
eral Wyndham, but that General was in
Washington They however searched his
trunk and took his papers. A telegraph
operator, it is said, was taken by the raid
era
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-10
FROlI SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, March 9.
The ship Osborne has arrived. Ar
rangements have been made for the pass
age Of a cavalry battalion, which is rails
ing here, for the purpose of joining some
Massachusetts regiments, on the steamer
Constitution, which sails on the 21st.
The details of news from the Northwest
ern States Of Mexico represent everything
unusually prosperous, which is partially
consequent on the influx Of Californians
with capital The rage for mining enter
prises is increasing. Cotton is being ex-
tensiyely cultivated in Sonora the quail
ty is represented to be a superior article,
and planters are sanguine Of realizing one
hundred per cent. profit on investment
Americans were urging propositions upon
the authorities for lighting Mazatlan with
gas, and supplying water from the river
nine leagues distant.
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