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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
THE REBEL ATTACK ON SPRING.
FIELD.
Dispatch from Gen. Brown Character Of
the Attacking FOrce-They Fire on the
Town without giving Notice TO Sick,
Women, and Children They number
5,OOO-Our Force 2,6OO-Thc Affair NJ
Hnrtsville.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Jan. l6, 1868.
A dispatch from Gen. Brown to Gen. Curtis dated
Springfield Stb says the battle at tina, place lasted
thirteen hours.
The enemy numbered 5000 picked mounted in
fantry with two rifed guns. The expedition was
fitted out ON the Arkansas River, and marched al,
least fifty miles In "a hours skismishing with our
scouting parties most of the way. The enemy
opened fire ON the town without giving notice TO
remove the sick or women and children.
Our forces consisting of Missouri State Militia,
Iowa troops enrolled Missouri Militia, convalescents
and strag slers numbered 1900, with two old iron
howiizers, one iron 6-pounder mounted on wagon
wheels, and two brass 6-pounders.
AT Eel, Lyon the enemy were badly whipped.
Gen. Brown was t.eacherously shot FROM Sece sh
residence while leading charge.
A dispatch from Gen. Warren, dated Houston,
Texas County, 10th, says the enemy srein full re-
treat toward Arkansas
Msrmadukes Rebel force in the Hartsville fight
was between 1000 and 5000 strong. Their loss
was about 800 killed, wounded, and prisoners. The
famous guerrilla McGould was among the killed,
and the notorious guerrilla Porter was badly
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

HKLEyA, Ark, Jan. g 1853.
The feet Of Ger. Sherman has returned 10 the
mouth Of the White River in safety His loss in the
stack on vicksburg about 5000 in silled wouuded
ard missing. There are coo wounded On board the
City of Memphis, now at the landing, on their way
up tie ,liyer. The wounds are generally severe.
Many OF our company and regiment were killed and
wounded. Col Dister Of the 55th Ohio Infantry,
and Lieut.-Col Fletcher Of the 3lst Missouri H.
fantry, and Capt. DAHL Garrsrd, Capt. Wn Hogan
and Lent. Twist OF the 22d Kentucky Infantry, and
Capt Seish Of the 10Th Illinois, were among the
killed.
Another expedition is on foot for The White and
Arkansas Rivers. Our brave Western army will
not remain idle. In great haste, GuiLBEEr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

The Vicksburg Fleet Returned TO the Mouth
OF the White Kiver-stcamer City OF
Memphis Arrived at Helena with 600
Wounded - The hattie Lnsfcd Three
Days-Abont 5000 Killed, wounded,
md uissing-Anoiher Expedition on
Foot UP the White River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

See Eighth Page.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
OvvIcR or rHK DELAwARK, LAcEAwANNA
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.


AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
IS WILLIAM 6rREHr NEW YORK. August 10 l65S Z
This Company viii hold their Seventh Regular non;ny
q y O'Clock nooa q the rccms now nssS - The Mer r.
William street Ct which time they win oner By SIMEON
TwsNT1.Fivs THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
olnbr all deliverable at their d0pOt
Eliza N j. after the Ist Of September ne1t They
will repeat such sales about the 18th OF each
month during the year 1858
The sale win b positive Each lot put up win be sold 70
Che highest bidder; oids In any form Whatever being
made for account Of, or behalf OF tn Company.
Fifty per ton bankabe funds TO he paid Ut the
time and place OF the balance. like funds
ceiyng the order for the COAL which be called for
within days thereafter and ehe taken away within
thirty days from the day OF SALE unlcss navigation OBJ
aruoted Buyers who wish however, have additional
thirty days for taking delivery Of their purchases
making further deposit OF fifty within the
ten days above specified Interest," sysn per cont per
annum viii In such be charged the balance from
the time stipulated for until paid and twenynve
cons ton TO the Of stocking the
to be paid on delivery OF order.
The other conditions Of sale will be substantially those
hitherto accepted By a purchaser By private contract o.
coal VIII be delivered direct from the cars on .heir arrival
These conditions will be modified 10 meet the wants Of
steamers, whose arrival cannot be definitely nyed
JOHN BKISBsN. President.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

DAWKBROKER'9 SALE THIS DAY, AT NO. 81 NEW
Bowery, one door from Oliver street-JAMEs AGAR
win sell l0 O'Clock 400 lots OF mems and womens
ing APPAREL of 10 SILK Merno Dresses Broche
and Stella sh.wls. sE.!ss underclohss Rs%nsnts mens
Blankets spreads Boots Shoes and Caters Watches and
Jewey. &C good assorment, well worthy the attention
of dealers and h0usckeepers By order OF HYMAN l66
Broome street, and " SCHLOSSHElMER. S46 East Hous
street. L. r
CHERIFrS 6ALE.-RICHARD WALTERS AUCTION.
East Broadway, 0l cases Holland Gin.
CHERIFFS sALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION
- will sell this day Thuysday August 20. at lOk
o'clock at 8 East Broadway Soda Water Apparatus
and Fountain marble Counter lot Of Bottcs three
Desis, Arm Chairs &c. JAMES LYNCH Sheriff.
d. GfLLYsPIx Deputy Sheriff.
Also. at III O'Clock, VI Holland Gfu.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
sALEysA -AvOr---.

4 iIlnursiay, AnS HOTEL SITE AT AUCTION. OK
poau Hotel gust 20 at four oclosk M, nj The Metro
dssahesr. ad Joining tue pretses VIII he sold very
fron~~ ,o Land, containing about eleven acres. with
The - the ocean OF gkt hundred eet, located between
neiroi oan and Clarendon Hotels bounded on three
snss oy PUBIC osf and with three minutes walk Of the
rsiroad depot and in the part Of that fashion
abe Materns place. Long branch
M DOUGHTY. AUcrIoNEEa. WILL SELL BY
rh virtue Of aclael mortgage Friday. August 81 A.
s oroS a. p Nassau street aeeneEal assors
tLl ol Hnusshold Furniture. rosewood Pinnofore, Car
pIs rarior Suits Bookcases Centre Tables, Extension
pnls Tables pressing Bureaus wasstands, Bedsteads
Hair M esses. Paiasses Lounges &c The whole 70 be
'''a y ''s SRRrs COLEMAN, Attorney for Mortgage.
XThYIc AnNTers rRAToRs CwM. wITTERsp SALE.
s fossI.s named large stock Of
VINES cssh sss YlsSi.fs lssS35r Tues.
ne stSrs % M g srSsf No ii
nue. corner 81 Eighth ;s, ~ Thnrsdsy asSs street; re-
on Frday August FL At 10 A. NJ ,se sore No. M The
avenue o Forty eighth street Al be!on ging -
'''-'' y ''''A l. BRADToRD Public Administrator.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
H. LUDLow. Au6T769HRR. Z
VALUABLE
;. yONKERS PROPERTY
- At auction.
- r. u. LupLOW 4 co.
= VIII sol a auction.

on TucsdAy. August rs. 1855
Al IL oek, nj Inc Nerchans Exchange saiesroonn.
10, Liaprty sifeet nekp Broadway. N. Y.
YonNersA very hne Country lying the east side
the Post Road mile north Of the depot and opposite
residences OF Messrs Edw Weston and @. H. Liientha
The house f<ame A0xs0 feet contsins 10 hath
pom. room and stands about 300 yards
The otbudngs const Of nne carriage house. two large
barns, farm houss. fcc house. &c.
The land consisting between 40 and 50 acres Il all un-
er cultivation
shade trees beautiful pond &C.: hpe OF
running the place and another IN the
me virw Of finest the river. commanding the
liver the Highlands stacn Island and also "
lies Of Long Island Sound. together with fine
few Of Paisades The shove u really desirable op-
ovtnniy for GENT cman to suit himself with dne
ry within shot = distancs Of the city.
further particulars apply II the once Of the auction
No ntrret. n. ".
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

re#ss-~-s- ss@--~-e-a~ss4---e-~~.s
v-oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
4 Tss nrss class United Etssrs nsll sssamhsp.
LOCUST fUfNT,
CsptAin Samuel Hefmsa
wi ssvs pier No North rver oa sssasisy. Auxus A. ~
fr,shl received bs Of IAaiax @sssa ssr Friday
Passa~r w ----u,.
S'' "'s'' X b. CROMWELL 4 CO.
- NsS street
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

n ~ sor rnrE 49, vv. -.
S"mn,s ,srk1ss ssrsv slans A. wn.LAcsG
T,nOss aVosv, ouo~s "A Hoox coxrA,xsno
NJ ses~s ~ skys~yNs aka&~~s tAs sss ssxs<tN
wnA s1ssr So t.>vys ~ ~ ps sssaA -
~ =" ''S'''~A Teoasrslg 3 co u..rs~
y s,sss - sAs effs as~sg - rrzsf, A~ss. y. sna
* d AaADLsr. sass ussses
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
EDWARD sIMrzENIcH. AUCTIoNEIR
" Valuable Horses, Carriages and HarneaA
Ry ". WEST co, n l8 and 1S7 Broadway.

FULL FLOODED INDIAN PONY-Stailon Is hands
igh. old. tractabe. knd nad gentle Kitten
en os driven Or r,dde. y .dy g shdrsn sSd % !: var:
3iSh prices and . valued highly by the ow1cra
sonkEL PONY lmarsl y hssds hisA, ysArs old rsrx
TOR Bu60iks-Twe sscesd head city ban. Top Busgsss
nd Hsrnrssas Also Two new do. TIVE RockAWays, two
zen wasoaA and three second hand do.
eADpnEeA Iot q eaAd =, BridsA Lap Robes, Ae
ssronshly broken one year old splendid aaimal and
Srzs superior
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
frfvhEM TNTs.

rvmtw HMusEMENTs. ...
w ALlAcKs -,.....s ,v.r :, ,et
TuIRp WEEK or
ssAT TAE CuosTsl . N.tte
Tnk GHOSTS
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS oT ,,osr puEsowENoN.
an remars ably Illustrated "a Tie
rHe "' : rs"A 9F ". tf as
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
sHiPr.Ia5.

ifEm If snlPrIso. II -~.L,-
c,Tr.N ,s,,,yST1TIY wEETIY rs IisEafooL ToUcaisd AZ
onsensiown tcork Harbori.-FSe iaysrpoo, nss York
ssSR s Gum GspaSs qgn ns J.
g! !-s AseSSww ~ wwxsiiNaroS ssSrday xss .
sss.'
And every succredsg Saturday al noon. iiom PIC.
| RATS or PASSAGE
Piysss PKs4 q sGs Or n sa.,sO +
Be- Be- 2 9 f.Is E..%:; Rs 3 F..
r.sssnssrs sc a,o e nsyre Breas Rotterdam
sss s:srss sy ss VII. wish % .sad for their
These steamers have superior aeon moi..ions for
Sas S'is E.p.ss sT Ssss ss
4; s:E .'sy ss.' Il X 9.s. T,.a
SEg q KIM WIla% FaSs psc UE
s DaEs III nr's wsau: s 4
''' 'e"D-'j joHS S%sf q DALE. Agent, Is pro.a~.ysY
nS%s1s$ S$ss ssasSsSs @ SSySsrosa :.,
The steamship ALL A'cse
s' ,s,S E.'!vH VIII ss's. + ss.s.ssSsS osSS%SiHd'r'
w.sa::s.y- - wssns:s.s sss ~. 'o.1 Sep.
about sa week. e% eIs'':s :.sS
sssoas rss cabin ''. ss;eoom D,S s
SpuTen Tickets oui back il he ars aud seccuS
cabi1 only. . fare and hall.
sn Iqs eAe" under
BEDS. bedding table asasiis and soca sabsi.nii.
issr.ss win .apsrior Recommendations IS
rrics Of cabin passage from Liverpool rates above
All arss payable Ia gold equivalent IN Unitsd States
Esch passenger allowed .went, cubic feet Of baggage
An experienced surgeon on board.
SSMAs 4; WHITNEY II = Ms
ROWLAND 'Si xsPiSwHIL. PIs' Al " Agents., "
THE ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL STEAK NAVIGATION
AssAsss4 ss ls,s sss:. gs.ss ps..i 10y tom: sa:
cSaiA o aSS ssrs. 'r.s psnsr pa.sg sos ss
VIII Galway Boston on Wednesday, .h. Ish Of
ne is:s 4 * s
S l.
ia.srmsdias
.'', sSsSE # sassE. *
EL.As.s Jorus, xannssr.
HAMsgRaS. S.! AMEnIcA. s.s, FAoxEr cosrAsY ,,
Carrying ne Sss.s s::s. iss% p.r North
river loot OF Fulton street positively on
and takes pss.eess. for Hamburg London. Hsve and
Srs! cabin sioS .eaoad cabin sss s ss.er,ss ss7 so
payable In gold or It's equivalent
The Bavaria will succeed the Saronia on Sept 8.
kuNHtRDr 4 CO. 70 Exchange place. or
G. B. RICHARD BOAs 1871 Broadway NY
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs STEAMSHIP
i. HaDsio as vii al from ss
'0'' I SATURDAY. HUdGsr %. AT Il O'CLOCK H.
BREMEN. VIA sSourHAxProN.
L3ADON. MxvRE. SOUTHAMPTON ard BRExEN. 4
II the following rates. payable 10 gold or n equivalent
Yor Ss ar cabin slos second cabin ~ 50; stssrass.
For freight or D.'''S;s SsRnic9s CO. o. Broad ..r.s.
win bo followed BY the New York. ssp1n,ber ".
TnE ATLANTIC Iaisa asya.I G2rsL STEAM NAVIGATION
GALWAY LINZ
AORIA1lC, l30U hegSe p0wes, l,cQo toua
HfBERNIA, lOO h0fSe power. SQO tons
COLUMBIA. I00O horse power, 900 toms
ANGLIA 90 horse power. 5000 tons
The "Asn'Sosns Sss"infiRsR infiRsRRErA.
win sail from LsvcrpeM, ~ uaiway % Bosom On |
the lssh August " b followed By the othsr
Rates o{ psssass from Lvsool 10 New York payable In
gold or IL equivalent N currsncy:- 80. |
Flrst cabin.
second CABIN
Tor ps..axs m arp; % a the ON ce Il the sSent..
0ABEk sEARkE - Broadway.
- o.,Uc-ccuu,v -, .,now vryyu-
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
AmUsE MESTs.

AmUsEMEKTs.
NTlRLos GARDEN
~ Lcssea MAnAgsr ....... Mr. VIM. whealsyG 81
TIN SUMMER IhtArRB oP Il,k COUNTRY.
R@giu at 4, conclude al 10 90
THURSDAY ANaJST ". ana evcrs evening
LAST WEEK hut .OAE
IN N Mr.
CONCLUDING NIGHTS
OF John Broua hams grand
88 TUE DUkEs MOTTO
rrHER We y, @FHs AM
.nTns : ---.--a.a
''s. 3, q, he arama ~,,a
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

~ TX. steamship LOCUST POINT fo~ S~~ o,s~sss -sn ~
una od 1diy Dc ssned mni hAiafIAgs Ayn.t ~ stish
n. n. cHDAN|GL
~ Ws~t sts~~x
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

& E# fN sHlPPIH5. ZLra r|
80
c,TEAM WEEKLY TO LlYERr0OL ToUCHisd ~
- 1uee ns cork Harborifhe lavsrfsao Rev noiA
ana Steamship Company iaieni deslAahnN
hsis t, tssannIW ann W ' - n . saturday. Aug Y
q, s,-x ~ Nv w ASfifNgTOS SATURDAY. Aug y
- ssF Saturday. Srnf 4
-.Ser.h
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

Lsos sMD0Br0RT-DAiLy LrrG-THE sTEAnEa
EnfD3kPoHr i<sves p<~s ~ Ksst rser. 6siiy, 81 "a
esss. s.ce asr.ias ~ ndsyp.r v u.ns y s.ss~t -l.s
a. Mos .ssmt< Wae Ats<k rsw Hs~y se8 ussfvst rsm
rusAs Also - sSss Lac % ssysfa sss See Lsesss
t,rspAr. AUGUST "a. rng ONLY REgrLaR Soar
- -. s.ss-s, ~ nAErys. .Ag y. ~s,,ts ~ 90
ses hsfsttssgSs VA t~s~. Pea snr - .---
sssst - :. A e. Isnr ss.ss !. ~ = A.i-tHfs"~@
49, ~e-esl stef y - spgyfMs - - - .Aff 80 SO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-12
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Captain Smith, purveyor OF the Ionvales~
cent camp, fell in fit, at the camp, last trl~
day and died.
The trial Of Count Adam Gurowski, in the
Criminal Court on the charge Of publishing
libel on William Hunter, chief Clerk OF the
State Department, was concluded on Satur~
dav, resulting in verdict of acquittal
Travel over the Long B.idge is now lmme1se
At times during the day there is one continued
succession of horses and wagons OF all descrlpe
tons. together with pedestrians travelling ht1"
or and th;ther from one side of the river to the
other.
The Presbytery Of the District Of Columbia
has inst held a session in the CITY. lev. v H.
r. Evans pastor Of the Fifteenth street Church,
was chosen Moderator Tor the ensuing term
Presl etery adjourned to meet again IN Aprl''
1s64 in SIKH Presbyterian Church, Wash
ington.
Lord LYONS last week, through Secretary
Seward presented, Vice Admiral Milne snd
his Secretaries to the President, and called up
AZ the different heads of epartnents-Sub~
soonant)v the Cabinet dined with the British
visitors at Lord Lyons, and they accepted
dinner given them by the Secretary OF State
Ottman 4 Bros have rented the Union
Hotel, in Georgetown, from Nessrs. Jenny &
Jones, the proprietors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-12

rners into al. ambuscade, killing him and cap
turing nearly all the remainder Of the party
Two days previous party of Capt. Blair $
cavalry went out scouting from Harpers Ferry
and were repuIsed by the Confe1erates, losing
one killed, three wounded and ten or twelve
taken prisoners Imboden is said to have
camp Of five hundred men several miles back
of Winchester - Bait Sun,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-12
FROI! CHARLESTON.

The letters from Charleston to the 5th INST,
>rate that everything was quiet there st THAI
time. General Gilmore $ Preparations Tor
another attack were nearly completed, and It
wan supposed that active operations would
soon he renewed Occasional she.llng OF the
G,rts on James Island and Fort Sumter had
heen going on for some days previous
The young Duke de Penthievre, son Of the
Prince De .Jonville, has paid short VISIT 10
WASHINGTON previous to his departure tor hu-
rona He made cruise, as honorary ensign,
=, hoard Of the u. S. ship Macedonian, and
axh;h;ted 50 precocious a proficiency (he Is not
vet seventeen years old that Capt Luce ap-
,>o;,,tad him sailing master, and as such he
hrouoht the frigate from Cadiz to New York
His oh;pct in visiting Washington vas to take
lo.,,o ~ rhe President and undergo his nnal
examination for lieutenant, tor which purpose
sntciaI board was appointed composed o.
\ Aa,,;ra)s Davis and Shubrick and Com liar"
1 Tba result Of tac examination was ez
trenely favorable.
WA Ducks have made their appearance IN
+bo head waters OF the Chesapeake, this season.
rather eal her than usual
The dealers in hard coal in Boston have III
o~oosad the price 10 eleven dollars ton, OWING
- ,bs advance at the minesaod the high price
~ trp;pbt, There is only moderate supply. IN
~ tbo 'jnd bands Of dealers This is much complain
ed Of in Boston
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The War in the West and Southwest,

The War in the West and Southwest,
Dispatches from Chattanooga up to lday
last, have been received in Washington. On
Tuesday last Gen. Mitchell is reported to have
encountered body Of COME lerate cavalry be
l,w ShelbyviIle, and after short engagement:
to have defeated them with a loss of over one
hundred killed and wounded. The Federal
loss in the affair was not reported. On Thurs
day fight is reported to have occurred near
Franklin, about forty miles south from Nash
Vile, resulting il is said in the defeat OF the
Confederates with loss Of one hundred and
twenty FIVE killed and wounded, and three
hundred prisoners and four pieces OF artillery
caDtured No mention is made of the tede-
raj loss. At last accounts the Contederates
were IN retreat It appears that the Con
federates In their recent laid captured soa1e
fifteen hundred prisoners, besides over two
hundred and fifty wagons The railroads torn
40 by the raiders have heen repaired, and tel
egraphic communication resumed.
II appears that Gen. Blunt 5 escort met with
''>i~
attacked while in camp by three hundred Con
federates and seventy light out OF the one
hundred composing the party were killed
Gen. Blunt escaped, and meeting reinforce
nlents, took command and started IN lursult
Of the Conftderates. Between sixteen and
eighteen hundred Confederates under Oman
trell are reported to be moving on Fort Scott
Carthage, in Jasper county, Mo, was destroy
ed bv the Confcderates on Thursday last
The Conlederates under Gen. Lee, OF doe
Johnson's staff, are said to be concentrated
| near Columbus, Miss, where they have exten
siye iron and other manufactures $, and strong
works Of defence. = Bait. Sun,
The steamer Evening Star arrived at
New York fror New Orleans on Saturday
with three days later news, The head
quarters OF the 10Th Army Corps, on the
I'd instant were are at Franklin, Louisiana =
\ cavalry skirmi~h occurred on that date "1th
party Of Confederates, resulting III their re-
treat The health Of the army was excellent.
The Star brought l65 sick Federal soldiers,
and 16l Confederate officers captured Dy
Banks command i Bait American.
The Navy Department has in It's possession
an original contract between the Confederate
Government and private parties for the dellve-
~ of stores at ST. Georges Bermuda, thus
making that depot for the Contederates.
The contract is dated September 23t5
The New York herald., 1863-06-25

J-LEGANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ron SAIsE
~ eheapA beautiful solid rosewood Parlor Suit covered
In rich French brocate, order months
ago co $3.50 viii he sold Tor s3o do. for tlO.
MI cent oc,ave riAnoore for $50 also the
FnrnuYe parior bedrooms and dining MON great
sacrifice for Apply a I9 West Eighth street. beiwecD
Fifih and Sixth avenues
The New York herald., 1863-06-25
The slIIy Csnsership.


TIE every Young sc tlcm a named iynch who "
announced the official teusW al the tciexfa ocs In
Washington, his given three cSilnct and parable rrois
OF his ncapaciiy-a within week hs worth While
10 these Instances, m or order o. n ~ bow
Intelligence Is systematically suppressed BY ths capri
coas and every young gentleman
Firs-Cenora Burnsiaes oic al report a tho capture
OF ebe cavalry at Maysviue, NY, wN Suppressed on
Friday last by the Censor who the xires
ol his own The next day Saturday al as early
hour received by mai. through The aEeucy q thr
Associated Press in Washington, taii copy q The des
patch
SecondOur Washington correspondent nled despatch
the Washington Office Monday, announcing esssn
tons victory Stuart on sunday A note rcceit ed
to-day from correspondent tells why this news was
delayed.
WASHINGTON. June s. isss
II EDITORS
filed IN the te Graph oe three hours before fiessAn
toms despatch telegram announcing his snccess Ac
but the Censor held il till II was thns confirmed
r4i,-Thc Official reports Of the capture of tile rebel
Atlanta including the dcsPactcs OF Admirals Iu-
pont and ec and Captain Rodgers pubishei In fun
yesterday in the Washington RcpaJi.odr. Not word
c.ncorrng them passed thc wires during the
day This morning they coped from last evening
A,3,ub tan into the papers OF this city.
Here three recent illustrations OF the mode OF ore
ralions practccd 10y the We submit 10 the
that the public entitled 10 early aud trust
worthy inelngenco especially when that intelligence u
funishc dea TO the journals of Washington. II the
Censor areed with the suppression OF dispatches presses
neither Judgment discretion he shold be displaced
at once
The New York herald., 1863-06-25

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terv.sa el.a a. sac s.s ia1~rifrt yeaelas q aas
ea su4 gave a. IN ias .ataus a. ha rtsatiars "a
- to he serS q sea.lls ihe sllcas rs ctg-.slea
"a. he SD O. ~ sig sai "a tleH frapecffs talrzl4
see that tle s-o7' he kfrt 10 o lefl sls ceany
clndho' Any nercc' on theif Iasi b. aoaf ruiish
D. fedite reuslt A a. b. apit ~
ltr g. woae r'i o. iaier'tret snl hs a. srlt
tte tfte ntienr e1 any xi fnca ~ Naaia hfe.t .if
ai @. the pplcn ana the fadtsrf A t'restsff NJ
lr, was be-rged ~ 80 AU Nn4 g es.e trsA ~
dNrfg tAe 1uy bui "a dHss IA in'rna a. AZ a. H4 ~
tNer rcm0vAs 2ignntraeaif Tor sals efe~s i1 me-
Gatsl wAsa~ las CafGas iEsfrris-- The AnnlA
uc, ,emeat = ths ntflflius ~ih tAks Tlsas %
Ii lv tcrnoon a. The r4tfbr chnruh Fosrfh Eire~t
near asa rton s1aarn ihe paplt 81 s~eiAia-itaA
hive bee uHasf thf rAafse a lnfassrF irubishef /.
terths u fincui a. Ara rag b. ekprctel 20 o. i4i
themselves cfcditapiY,
srcra ~ saoaiNG "A Aboui hanp uins acists yes
te-aa, mocninr, man name Oar ca "a a. ne alugr
siu.c No sg3 Tenth avrnre ard ei lgr drink the
bafkes or CON iioc Hih bis a, ahsu Carr s~tt
iDW the eats Il the GiAss. saa ih~r adius stA
h IN ais p1gkCi. sha himself thru ~ &c had tts IN
for,pusis man lived bat few m1fnelts afterwards Cor.
orer haanay Was notihed o. h0d an iHlutai.
The New York herald., 1863-06-25

pOU RBoN wuiskEi. .-sEvBRAL LOIS OF suPE
~ rior old Bourbon Whiskcy for sale a. ON pers fA
ruus pnrc aud lne whis<cys invited
to All Oh The subsrbcf. who will ssripe the sscts f.pn
the casks aud Tho public warehouses where are
stofei GEO. X DOUGLASS. 10 Bcpv q stree.
The New York herald., 1863-06-25

U,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The first class steamship
LOCUST POINT.
Captain d. French.
Carrying the United States Mail.
will leave pier No North river for New Orleans sasur-
dav, JuneG, A3P. NJ.
No frei ght received bills OF lading signed dsy %
sailing
tut p'''"s r. b. CROMWELL A CO.
81 West street