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The New York herald., 1863-05-02
InteresLing from the south.
gfrcm tine Richmond Dispatch, Apr,, 2s.]
tBtRi HxToN. :. G., Apri 20 1868.
All quiet here. The Eagle from Nassau reach
% aCcDfederate port this morning. ear na.r

cBhR'nsrox. :. C., April 20, 1863
nsoie, here. The Eagle, from Nassau reach
- aceDfedera,e port this morning ec Ma.n
.,.sn. 10 MAhs LASDEhs.
General Wnder. Comyuandant Of tho Department N
Ssnrco Friday received order the Secretary
~ foreigners desiring the limits OF The Southern
bonfedeacy. The immediate consequence OF the order
w bo fail in the premium tor gold
ASHLAND HOTEL SOLD.
THIS vel knowr property located about sixteen miles
from the city. the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rl
James M Taylor Son. thirty thousand four hundred
Sod eighty dollars.
sKNr TO THE AnmY.
One hundred moh confined IN The military prison in
Am city for deserving sbsence withont leave, &c.
we're dispatched to their several companies and
About three hundr d lett behind. = ruuber Of whom
are eth undergoing sentence u conrt marital with ball
nrunmed out Of The service yesterday nmedatey
Heized BY the eonscrption officer and lodged in the mi
esEy prison to try soldiers life anew.
YANKEE PRISONERS.
ere we're yesterday IN tho Libby prison three
Snpdrsd and forty ws.nefs u war, the majority
~ them being officers, two ctizen prisoners nneeen
pcser,crs from the Yankee army, and twenty-five ne
6ces Included in the prisoners Of war were twenty
Wanxees that arrived yesterday from Mobile Who were
eapture The 10Th instant at Pass rOure Is. They
ecmpossd the officers and of the towoost
Srr mes. Among the number is captain John Fox !,
rh.ef Engineer N. 3. Walfrey, Pilot WIN. Winston and
EoI Ludlow the ssioners for the exchange OF pr.
poere have had an agreement by The terms Of which all
be NsnSee officers here. two brigader generals l.
tade'i, viii probably bs sent homo this week
J FROM SUFFOLK.
Passengers bv the Petersburg last night report
pbaDee IN the position Of Affairs at Suffolk Our
pave ~ ye; made attack upon the town though there
Pas been sharp skirmishng in the vicinity. In
eaTmsh Saturday afternoon Captain Park Pondexler
VI the Fourteenth Virginia regiment, formerly OF this
pity, was severely wounded, but beyond This have
tsarned nothing of tne engagement
CONFEDERATE SEAL.
' sfter long secret session the senate took NJ the
teeorton prescribing the seal OF the COME states
dhe mst,o altered as TO read, 'Teo Uide' and
rhe resciutiop was then adopted.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
News from san Frene,sco.

NN Ff>Nosot spfh 80 1893.
\ IRE steamship Noses Taylor sailed this forenoon for
Niesrssca. She iskes Eve hundred aud any arst sud
Jose hundred and twenty Ave second cabin psssnre-s
Arrived, British ship King Lear, crcndAss, from Hong
sSxcng February is
sailed, bark Amazon. for hong Kong she carries SO 200
sS treasure.
,Ihs asove dsspa'ch came ihroush IN two hours-
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
As rROLOGY.


"A depend is Nine. WILSON who tells The osjs.i
OF yenr a. soon As you enter She tells The past Prescn.
sgses' s1s ,s Ss. Of ne mos perSas s
and stanton over the store Ladies aSd gentlemen cents
A srRoLosIsr AND MEDlux MADAME BOOTH,
she nterpe,s dreams els your lucky aud eises na:
Sst Street ses Sroc% Ladies y Is s .s N 30
cents
A sTRoLoGy.-PRor. WILSON, THE cELEsR ,rrb
s p.ss st oie East f%e%
" eighth street, near Third Sspue
"a. M roERow AND lew
~" NO %as ps 'na se ig nnoy even y9 ,hSpss & e
Z, Idss sssIliJ iJssF 's SSs'sS '''t Scents s'as~s'
MApANE RAY ls rmE BEST cLAn,voyANr AND
M Asolos,s, ~ ihis ely She tells yonr yery besshs;
seventh ssenas nesr Twep'yse,enih street ladies sS
ycntlemen, oo
No IHr9ysl,roN, , 1rnS m NEVER , gAIlLIse AZ sApAxE
sSs sNPs ro 0 ss ps Sc 1ns a S
your ie erfe. drunLssasss. hisrprc,. drss%. and
fsl.s lover. ysa W. have been usIor,anass 81 ne
s % 3" on g, essa a her ~
Va. s % x.., ss . sss . s
avenue; psme on the door. Gcn,lemen not admitted
VxrIIo WOULD NOT 60 To MAKE ruBIR FORTUNE,
w DO ye, Que snd at 70 see Miss wRLLiNaroN, the
English Prophetess universally scknowe1ed the
heat OF all Asirolog. who guasntecs 70 srcure 20 thos~
her h,alth, weAh sud happ
mpar TO them Information OF the utmost importance
rsis,ss law suits Journeys, absent friends love cou
fse All afsts IN ire Brave stdlcr iesr~ yonr doom Of
& &1 s ss%S a,. y's sss sspa ad s sSs' sH 81.
high, allied aud @aan ,olns iaay at M sIs,h sssnp
% who has zoe se.nna nonsa srd Arabian siissnAns for
sssy x@ps-i. s,sa Is sse highly sssss.,asie as r.ie
renee Drunkenness cnef snd Vuleh III wives and
bands rs'sIined
1uS BowEns.-MAuAvE wIDcER, cLAInyorAST
lOO snf srrd sranish lad,. lsvgA use mysteries OF
tuny Nsa Hhsrn fslsHds, sickness, Irca,
sd.ns w. t dsessss tells isesy nambsrs lfoisv lost
stolen.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

81 C0snl Taken ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hm
Bank Riils Destroyed, sc.
From he wheeling intel.eeroer, Apri No.
she dirsclicn II Waynesbary on Monday
evesng. Three OF their number proceeded to Poplar
Spring within four miles waynesburg, when, ess nine
aha. The rebels had not been there they
GamefO. and returned thence 10 the city. From ntei
ihe capture Morgsntown and the subsequent move.
ments Of the enemy They were told that about four
Companes OF militia were a, aorgan.own % . when me
Sock refuge IN houses ard nred from Them hut he rebs
sheed them out aud set the houses on nre and they were
Aben gobbcd up. Seven Of them kiRed. The rest
taken on IN the direction OF Dixie prisoners The
estimate OF the force put u at oo0. which Isl without
TIE rebels proceeded from Morgautown Uhiontown,
where they committed depedations and returned
by way or Backsy lie towards farront passing within
abrieen miles OF Waynes burg, Pennsylvania. Ioere
good deal Of alarm At waynesSarg and the cashier Of
abe bank there destroyed $50 900 Of the bank issue Tor
fear Of iis falling into their hands
This, n view of the fact that the rebels now occupy
xsirmont, gives us tolessbly intelligent idea Of The
II is claimed that they have artillery bat, If SO, st
!, must be very light TO be moved with such facility.
SpE NssgnwBsrsRN VIRGINIA RAIlRoAD sHREAr-
EsED
AT O'clock yesterday morning dispatches were re-
seiyea by the authorities here from Colonel Wilkinson
- ksourg, stating that iorce OF guerss lnfantry)
approaching Weston from the direction Of sutton
Ehsy led by iam l. Jackson formerly Judge al
farkersburg There another force west OF there
paid 10 be under Command OF lmbodep. (Query--How
can mboden be in 80 many places at such great distance
aat these we're heading towards est Union tie
eapsai of Hoddndse conoty, With view OF destroying
eAe railroad bridge there, tho Middle Island river
" they ucceeded IN this he thought they might then
synt down In the direction OF Ciarksburg
rHE sRlDess-w WHEREABOUTS OF TIE RRHsls.
despatch from out tho road at three occck ysstes
ny stated ,bas The iron work q the two bridges bsrped
vas nn1jned, and that they coeld be repaired "
ArAs the iAsssss OF trains during the night that
ancatioa WAS interrupted east Of ManpnGton, and that
= was reported the Yebes from 100 70 BOO,
xmred AZ smithnsd, about seven miles northeast cf
ysImolt.
A despatch received about half hour later an
bounced al the rebels occupied Eairnont clock
y thc morning. The splendid iron bridge the Mo-
tongAhea, mile above fairmont, sim believed 20
- ssfe
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
q Esna fsr sks widow ana Chi,ar.. .f
General Reno.

several spses ci Bcson have rsi,cd 81 900 for ~
rdgw anil children or thu brave and ismen,sd oenrrai
yeeo, -ho killed in the battle OF soulh Nonnis,n
ni0 C0C have been Invested seuurt>s sna VI ooo place.
- ne immediate disposal of Mrs Esn6
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S HIPPIN g NEW S.


Fort Of New AOrk, May j, 1865
cIEIRsl.
evs"oI-joho psss. "0'''' S"e'"s''"n ""' ="
Steamship Hammona (Itam) schwenssn. Southampton
s?s sdanssSin xmsrssa Many. San uauM Roberts
Steamship Moro BE,, ssr,in Tia. .ans%,lcm ent ksin
Ship Bernard tBr), wood Melbournc--fisher RlSards
y s.rs caarins Pirshsn,, ces,e-Moors Henry
ssT 9S.s .s,S Ess.s @ sss V.
Ssg Anna - rolrey Sr Mn, CA,.,-n Brook man o.
srss ss 'i'ssss Sss. 'sl ross. s rsSrsI w.s
syIg y Isilsek Lane, New orlssn.-Masssr
ssr sr sew. sS".eS eSssm:ss sn so ssiaas:f @ wes.e
sssr ' K.!, r@'sri, @ yor. S R,se-f SSSl cs%SSSeil
so,. sehr VIM Lesset' Gibson Fortress xonr0e-f Camp
ss,r BrSys Phi!rs roS,rcss NenroevE Hnro.t Co
sGr sssr was ss %Sr EsSs
sshs s snS"n Jayne Bailey w"shinglon-Beniey Smith
seSr ss.sni en-. Pa rass ys Wasareso NASH
n ssas AoaI Braese' xeeosa Wilmington Dei-MeteA'f 4
ssSr 6as'i., SG'ss ST. fhi.a'ss'.-. -.sssera Dsyoa
smith g. N'' e'',' ',sa' 80 '''D'' ''""'s
sehr 4 9ion q glover, Aas..Ia-w Brow &Co
seIr tislsn, Carroll. Ps.sr9ss1w sss s Rgonaacc
ss,s Aa,eiope Jones cohas,sl
sT ssT Gs'ss s, ss %sS:@ s"os so.,oo eSa Ssr.on
Rr ssRr b FaSis t SSsr@sS @ Hors1H % sEaessit soa
sioop fnll. ilnii Providcncc-L kcBny ft
S.oop southport, Cce. New itavcn--s Stannard.
Sloop SoLhlonia VAIL New liaNcn-H kafkett 4 Son.
SlenuerJ Thompson. Cnrd'n. baltimore
.ARRIvxn
St.smsb,p civ OF Manchester fpr, Hacr.x Itxern.o
- va .,,nic s,n,,r is,e =, pv h 80. wv peo
es,s 10 ~ paie Aorl ~. IN, f5 10 on a. ~ 40 s,.sr
sssgs, a. ss ss.s ,n'' Tor I''''' :. '''' % ion
shaw ayerI Newbsrn M ogtt MI pN mi In
s, xsss.1,
and took ler N and lowed her far Cape Henry.
Stea,rship vhesspsake Wi-ts Portland With udse nd
pssseLsprs 10 Ii b Cgomw eli & Co.
Ship ii Won Gsssrn HAM, Lewsn.. Guernsey. 20 days
with nsse, TO Func Mencke wendL Had heavy wrp-
thrr buluarks both sides sprung sleak lat
40. Ion 90 to GU. large number of iceberps
shin Maria tAnsl Dobrila, Cardn. and 81 days from
Falmouth. with coal g. itolnli D. Halchen.
Bark Olaf kyrre tNor) Eycrsiu Shelds &c DAYS with
coal 10 Funcb Me'rc~e Wendt Had heavy W weather
sn.ns W. n,.,.v ri.h., a. 6.v. 80. ..n =. r.n
Bst Boniio RIsna" tarsSSsepa M asys Ms hides 10
Brei, SON 20 Web i2 on ontwrd ps Sssr at ~ 50 Ion
~ ~ seq th. ,ret AZ rhS ma AZ Sassso tesiy A..
p~,v fi,iv DsIe nv s,.x.r. w,na.or Ma a.v. w,th
plsrtsr 10 4 y Whtncy 80 80 -
cnr nan ills snail, A a.v. oths,t.r n with
mutt H. 10 master April ~, lat 10 3d. Ion 81 spoks bsrK
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
roo LATE ron CLAssIrIcATIOv

i.,Ug sALg-Two SADDLE uoReR-, sOuaD. gIYp
IL aud cnrle i5i- baud, hlgr ADo fre noal ~ -.
Ehan A'sscs, .lo, NJ shr.e m.ss,cs ssnnl, kind
l,oR sAi.r-A u ANpsouE BLACK roNy xsRs /.
u haDds hi-h ,eais OIL very sylish 'o.od sad Liod !. Az
Ipsde ty nusenta.i phfntst wh'p A. fif9 Prlrt =,
DAT nearly ss~, vi " -sh sassp rsu al NJ. Hsas
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Albany, Nay L, Iboo
The State canals opened today With the exception Of
working order Upwards one hundred boats been
locked through here.
The Governor has signed the act relative TO taxing
nonoyed corporations and associations and the anen
ing the banking laws OF this State
The gun with which jackson killed Colonel Ellsworth
received NJ the Bureau OF Military Statistics 10 day
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
Movements of Esrepesn steamers.
vuE M RorL rorNn INWARD TIRE bRsnIA otfwApD

la H,irrs,. Nay !, ISs3.A
ne s,ssseshn Europe sal.a 40 naif past o,rlors
yssissdsy evening Ios postah, where SD viii be
taiy On saturday n9snins
the Arha s'syei hero bnsten ~ half rsss fo.s
Hs'cst .hf sofrNs ars safe" ssse ~ ~, eSeet sos
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
HfWa FRom, ,wAa!gneIoA ,


WAsuEarss, Nay !, leeo
nuponrs nnAssn - ~ HHswAL o. rlTs
ArTACE On 0uAnEnsroE.
M reports that ths attack on Charleston win ss
renewed tns % prexino are regarded lacking cer
hrmalIon here The navy o0cials are very .>.cnnma-
nicatiyc on subject q renewal Of the nns, tners
10 haown that the action Of Admir-. n.pous ia With.
drawing the Sect a Monitors and a.aS0u,s ,snSorar,y
the attempt 70 reduce shs rvO,a seevpess IN char.
esson harbor, was csatrasS 70 the sxuscssaons and
wishes Of tho sscfstary Of tho Navy, and II s not
sonsd>red % jussaed BY shs smsn snSunt Of
ACTUAL damsse sustaiaed n the brief but gallant
AFFAIR Of us 7sh Of April. Private adv,css from oaosrs
on soar1 the Monitors state tia, Fort Sumter badly
damaged by tho hr ns from the Monitors and that had
the contest been renewed on The day the day
aer, the fort would most certainly have been preached
md IT'S guns sienccd, that the hrss and import
tetep In the accomplishment Of tAe foe which
hong elaborate preparation WAS made would have
een successfully completed The fact thai several q the
highest officers eorased h the expedition wen. into the
1ght with decided impresscs that bus little could be
accomplished may have had something 10 DO with the
temporary abandonment Of tine enterprise.
rHE CASE or CoLoSEL D'urAssy.
IN the dutassy Court Martial to-day. H. Hesps, tbs
exchangs clerk in the house Of August Belmont Co.,
tstnsd examination Ihat he aecased had
presented any complaint Of the ncrecsp, the advces
intcrnine hhn thai the money transmitted under las u
structions had mscarried 'Lisutensns Pau ch f the
rhrtyn ninth New York. testified that the reputation Of
Colonel drtassy in monetary matters not od in his
regiment eusrtsrmas,er IazelI, IN answer TO a long
question OF the Court explained tbe and motives
inducing him TO abstract from Col dUtassys letter book
the original receipts herefors presented August Bel
mont Co and A. Habicht, Of New York for certain
moneys 70 be disposed Of In drafts Paris and London
He said that, having reason TO suspect that Colonel
dutassy had presented fraudulent account, he deemed
his duty, as commissioned officer, to take measures
to ferret out the proof OF the fact and under preence OF
going into Colonel d'Utassy's tent his absence to
search for forage papers discovered the receipt in
question In the absence OF Moniegno former sutler of
the Thirty ninth New York, the court adjourned until
to morrow.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

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lnns{ Ds.sse:s; Sissnsn slsk osnon 6 JokQa, 10
0Asu hesmeeA ts,l Hs~ "A. Isine ~ lmesSnl5, IN
RAsr1s Ietnen ar = SssiSht snd L Oon1oa. oSts
Eoam, 3y' xIfss. Quincy Piiss; = , ssro1g Tyler
rsowvnsss.N . Walson 1aylss, New london; Foster
I3yIss.o <Glcrk Ll ~
es.par, zsein~si; s.ars ssssn "sssSs, CALAIS Da
s0ou. Mayo, portinnd BOSTON walls CharlcftoWn.
Ss.rssr h.SAI Fall n,ser wsshinsson fsrS,son ana
Sn, Palmer stamford
NRW puyUI.pCATIllN .-as~>s
TuET Pu uRIJsuRn-cEua ron s.RvTyRupN ruR
s nvest ntsrsry feauA thsi sys, ths human nina
Tish nxv iastrstions P.e - asnfs fSi a I'd ~ rss
and Amorous Works complete Prcs IS csnls Seat pos
paid an receipf az me ptjse he Z, WxYSOs Nsssau
s.rrSt AZ y~'S' - Wv f''SS' ~ - w. "~-'0''' "~-~~
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WIN p.,,art. a, ~ 49, =, s.. n.
WIN "e"As On we aneSyss % hs Vris'" oil species py
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t"'~-soiP's"'
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6AD, aAhk AMI InAHc fnc CuNtErn or
snat msniuaoo work inc III taa MhffAse dni,ie
ana Medlcsi Adsssr' ~ Win La.L N D. - pagss NAL.
currency or stamps Address - White siresi, n "
-
THE LlPe-wBAr n THE MEANING or LARGE
Mouth. Small Mouth rhl 4 Iips Tim Tvs Pale iaps
and Red hp:i SisntGoance Of Dreams, Man Nonksvs,
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
The RspeI.Ferccs Within Twelve miles
OF MurfrecsbOrO.

The RsbeI.F0rccs Within Twelve Miles
OF Murnecsb0ro.
MvRREEsEoRo, Tenn. May I, 1883.
dssers~r from the second Kentucky rebe), who left
regiment ihs morning reports that General Breckn-
ridge advanced Beech Grove aud Hoovers Cap twelve
miles here the Manchester pike He states thai
the rebel force In position Beech Grove
through war,race, Guys Gap and shelbyviie.
The Supposed intention Of lob hnston is 10 hold the gaps
force General Rosecraps TO concentrate his lines
Little hope is entertained that Johnston will attack.
While transmitting dispatches detailing this activity
the part Of the rebels be necessarily silent re-
eardna ourselves but be supposed that Gen
Rosecrans is idle or unprepared
Another Union Cavalry Dash Among
Van Dorn's Rebels-Thirty- four Ktlled
and Wounded, and Eleven Taken Pri.
soneSs. sc.
fRAEkIsr, Tenn, May ], 1865.
A detachment Of General Gordon Changers cavalry,
under Colonel Campbell, Of the Second Michigan. dashed
among General Van Dorns rebel pickets, near Thonp
son's station, this mornius Tie enemy viglant,
owing TO the late surprise, and prepared rus
Fourteen rebels killed and twenty wounded and
eleven prisoners taken inoludng Officer all OF the
Fourth Mississippi No feaerals were hurt. fNT
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Fire ~ yYtliaMspOrt, Pa.
WlInMsroRf, May l. 1868.
States extensive steam tannery and pumber Of dwell
inss and other budingwerc burned this afternoon lhe
celebrated trong horse Pedro, owned by Samuel Cor
man, pershed in the flames.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

glRs Horsc.. carwsh, for roecko- pu, b.ep ,o Hong
Kons Feb ~, 'vsky.
shp Kate Hove n'sr hsncs oS shsnshss March It
IN ian - W.
ship wsrsss carusr Lane from Liv.rpecl Cor Qusbce
April'i it ist a.. Ion ts
snip John Merfics NcLssn. bound E va, seer April o.
Fsrssgn Porte M
uArA..s Anil BIN Iot tchrs fstes Van grunt FOR
NYori 10 days, f'aArr fstG. fcr Do, anc.
tsrrnAat ga Mslch 2-In foit tfem irig Yerter fr
SNorh unc--had been 'ocfgned Hnd seid La,ins ,,
ousiv hccr astoc. - r.
Ds. fprl iE- Passed Wy, JoA Smear f,. nan IA, ra
so lsh. PN 'ncr, kc's Menl aud rrass A. aad
~srl Nsork
kisasrovs. Apr1 is--arr NM Lidwia IIssans. Syo
FOR Duetn.
I%erroog Aprli Islrr Cfsstor NJ. wase sieei- ghs,s
haf Consl rfai Ta.y tnut fkAy) Nyors; i n livr-
ssd Sofien. Has .thN U,rcts
uss Nass. sner roItaAd.
Sd ltl NV World, hni.ft Nygsk ianf wac III ls. .g
Rksrrcs3 isih Johanna Nbofl eanscr ,farhy 90.
Srolsss, kr.ze Bslllmrf. Isphoos sntsr Eewro, ssi
Usas Nonc. Hfrr ~ Paradise tau trsrcro -
Iosror. sprD es" rom "rnscscsa snayrsbs.oh
anssvsesp ssssss.
s0eyph ng '-Av ~ 'sii tsi,e sesms.iS ~ yclss.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
FRENCH ADvEKTlsEMENTS.

IN DEMANDE-uNE FEMME DE InAMBEE or
~ bonne dthtsut slcale, poat de Jeuncs nuseil~s
adr. srer AT GIG broadway, asas hs.s da msn
ajc dn sols.
TTU JECN HoMME ANERICAiN A ENNIE u RTRH
~ penyt0nnn chez ianilc franchise pen
sion retiiec pare prnspalene ssncais
Jeuner iatd et oa dine emo hsYies OF ssng hsfn~s
dsini Address w. W. Smith, composng room. Tribane
ONE
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
NEWSPAPERS.

TOR sALE-A FILE OF THE NEW YORK DAILY
IL Hciad OF 1871. aud January. Fsbr1ar,. March aud
April OF 1892 all In order bniins Address s.
q. A., box spt Herald oilce.
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n REsTAVRAyTs.

usng ~FSno woRsHlrrERs 0F TuB M,Rya ANp
The rc rrtsfs tic <oiit shos.t ps
=. n, pss.fsas
Al s.s tess gs,sels tss tsasv sdsse ssN
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DENTIsTRY.


DENTIsTRY.
;s essns teeth ss asins my new ehe,mI.sy pariled
ss. e %.sr C
81; silver and dentne q, cents, er,raetinr 70 ss,nts
TEErI ExrRAcrED WITHOUT PAIN BY N h.
- SSllea sse Ssoss . .ias from ss cs sS % Ii SS
charge for extracting when artificial teeth to be inserted
t1IU ,S9l rseS %ssa pain by Dr. = sAy yIL
mend:'i9n 70 ,n9ss sssIsr'.g from, 'sssnae.
DANCING Academies. XII
A .,sAUyAGgAu's DANCING AcADEMy, No. Is Ls-
IA. place Beeckcr sties. Al TIC ashionabls dances
day aud Friday The learning qpaiiy sorce
.ongn'.
TRENOns GRAND ExrRA soIREE MONDAY, EVEN.
street. Erooisn. E D. '"' ~''"'' ''|'A At'''
MATRIMONIAL.
A gAcnELoE WOULD LIKE TO NARRy.-rnE
SeSea Sea seisi And pSssess ssss OF had as
--.
YOUNG AND ACCOMPLISHED WIDOW o. AT.
n uTati,c personal appearance the &c.
tne acs x q s"S 10 wn S.w @ne 10 msn s
Please address Tor one we'k Ms waon Mason square
fosl olhce
II vi TOW Or twenty three, The other young lady OF
nineteen; Wish the acquaintance ~ gentfmtn,
twcnty-hse 10 forty wit, view mstrniouy Please en-
c'ose carts de ,c In confidence the ladies sincere
Address A. ID. A., Post onee, New York city
NATRlMoNY MADE EASY.-A BOOK or INTENSE
1vl interest,". IL sh.ud be IN the ever, ma
person OF those contemplating marriage "a PAGES, is
and MoETmy iaa SIN nS. .ss on p
N.S-sens red stamp .or a" interesting circular
sPORTING. ro..ss tNf
TOR sArE--A YAChT OF ~ TONS, sLooP RIO .
old well bili ad The saost OF he
displacement Appy 10 acdfess WN NJ FURMAN
Nsspeih, Queens county. M. 7.
YACHT FOR sALE.-A FINE MODELLED FAST
Yacht length 10 fcei bean ~ light draushi &c
and IN kooa or-t the property o. gentleman and Quilt
Robert f1sa viii be sol foT one hair her cost exchanged
LOT good cat boat ~ feet long Apply 10 ROBERT FISH,
builder, fcl Wafer street
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Arguments Before the Gevernor Fer and
AGainst tho LesisIattve BAiF-Remarks
or Msssss. A. r. Stewart. horace y.
Clark. A. n. Lawveaee, Judge Parker,
n. G. Fields, sxc.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

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The New York herald., 1863-05-02
DANCING ACADEMIEs.
MATRIMONIAL.

sNRENORs GRAND ExrRA sOIREE MONDAY. EvEl
4 lng, May Tickets at the Academy ~ South Elgh
street, Brooklyn. Is d.. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

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mce-Lymsnis Block. near the Court Housa.
Oleveland, and No. AS Ninth Street, Washing.
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FROM NEW ORLRANs.


The steamer Cromwell, from New Or
leans 18th, arrived to-day.
The Mobile Tribune copies approvingly
an article from the Charleston Mercury,
which says:
Since the Federal successes Besuregard
had better lay aside the engineering and
artillery duelling, which are now played
out, and take to the bayonet, and advises
the authorities to reinforce Morris Island,
or else abandon Charleston to flames.
General Pemberton issued an order call
ing upon his troops to assemble within
thirty days at DemopOlis, Alabama. He
compliments them for their valor at Yieks
burg.
Francis Scott was executed at New Or
leans, on the 18th instant, for the murder
Of Major Bullen Of the 2Sth Maine.
The great event of this Department, was
the opening, on the 18th instant, Of the
New Orleans s Great Western Railroad,
through to Brsshesr City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

Loss OF THE QUEEN CITY.-We office
by the Detroit Free Press that the fate Of
the bark Queen City, of which fears have
been entertained, seems to be definitely as
certained. After breaking adrift from the
tug during the heavy weather of Monday
night, she struck the rocks and at once
broke in two. By shrewd management the
crew were enabled to lower away the small
boat, and with it reach the shore in safety,
some six miles below where the disaster took
place. She was bound to Saginaw from
Toledo, and had no cargo aboard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

A TOUCHING DOMESTIC Ep1soDE.-We
noticed in the city yesterday the redoubtable
Elephant Bill" who for several months
past has been rustieating in Illinois. Pining
at length to enjoy once more the delights of
his own frsside, he returned to Cleveland, to
find that his amiable spouse had sold off all
his furniture "at auction, Mrs. TOOdles,"
leaving his dwelling as empty and bare as
an egg recently vacated by an infant fowl.
The Elephant shed about sap-bucket full
Of tears when he looked around upon the dss-
OlatiOn of his once happy home, and the
echoes with which the barren walls replied to
his sObs, sounded like the wall of his pros
trate household gods" Lares and old
Penates."
Whether the Elephants giant intellect will
Withstand the shock or not we do not know,
but we fear the worst.