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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

can mIpipis- containing various allegations In refer
enoe TO the infringement of the Foreign EOlistments
act al Liverpool. The Mayor of Liverpool had con-
sequenty been requested &c make Inquiries; but no
suggestion had been made as to the manner IN which
such iuOuties should be made. lie was atterward
informed that tue head constable of Liverpool had
made inquiries, and that neither the Mayor nor
Watch Committee had raised any objection.
Mr.. Gladstone made the annual fioancial state
ment az follows: Estimates Of revenue for the COM
ing year, Ell ,49S, coo; estimated expenditures,
f67, 749, 003-showing surplus of E3,7JOOo
In view OF this surplus Mr.. Gladstone proposes to
reduce the duty Oh tea to one shilling pound, and
10 TO re8djus the income tax that only incomes on
over G20O per annum are 10 be taxed IN the fnll
amount, all below icing dealt with on regular
scale. These Two reductions, 1t is estimated, VIII
almost amour; to the surplus revenue. The duty on
chccory brought up to tie level Of that On coe5
Sundry email changes in license fees, etc., complete
the recommendations.
Mr.. Gladstone made an elaborate speech, in tho
OF which he stated his belief tGat the Increase
Of trade with France bad more than balanced tie
lose Of trade oecasioned by the American war.
The English papers generally regard AIR. Glad
stone financial statement with great satieiaeiion,
and it is believed that his measures will pass with
OuI oppOsitlon.
| Sir. Gladstone stated that the arrangements with
the Galway Steamship Company We're not get so
far completed Us to enable the Government TO make
a positive proposal, or to know absolutely what
II would be its duty TO do.
In the House of Commons on the l7th inst, Mr.
Golden gave notice of the following motion, 10 foi-
low Mr. Horsefails, which is TO cone ny on tue
2iIh, in reieIe to tie seizure OF the Alexandra:
"To invite the attention of the House from mo
tives OF national selfnter st and hllatiops Of nm
Iplied International engagements by whloa te Bnt-
ish Government is called upon Cor Il vigilant aud
rgd enforcement Of tie provisions Of the foreign en-
lstnent act which forbid the furnishing of ships OF
war to Il behgeTent power to he employed aeai ast
another power with which this cOuItry If ~ peace.
Rumor points 10 Lord De Grey as tie successor OF
Sir G.. &. Lewis, as Secretary Of War.
An investigation had taken place at Sheffield re-
gardlng the forgery of American treasury notes III
, That town by Two persons named Hides and LiSht,
engravers and photographers. Ii was shown that
large amounts had been isIued in fvee, tens, and
twenty dollar notes, principally tens. The case was
rensnded to the S.h Of May.
The DAILY Aews says there is an impression that
the Confederate Government cotton warrants are III
circulation i'll England, but it is announced that
such of these documents were created pTevOus 10
the Confederate loan have been reduced through The
medium Of that operation.
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Notes From England, France, Austria,
Italy, and Portugal, in Behalf
of Poland.
Activity Of the Revolutionary Committee of
Poland.
Letter of Louis Napoleon to the
Queen Of Spain.
H.1p,x. Tbursday. April 30. 1863.

The steamship Europa, Capt. Muir, from Liver
pool, at o'clock on the morning Of the 18Th, via
Queenstown on the 10Th instant, arrived here at
III o'clock this morning. Her dates are three days
later than those per the Edinburgh AT New.YOrk.
The Europa has IS passengers for Boston and 1856
for Halifax.
The steamship Bohemian, from Portland arrived
ct Londonderry on the l7th and at Liverpool on the
18th instant.
The steamship SaxOnia, from Nsw-YOrk, arrived
st Southampton on the 18th instant.
The steamship Asia, from New-YOrk, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th instant.
The ship Orion, from Matanzas had arrived at
Liverpool with six hundred bales Of cotton and
1000 in specie.
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To n. Edit, If The N. y. TrIbme

To The Editor II ThsN y. Tribune
SIR: We notice that your special Hilton Head
correspondent, hs. made assertions with regard to the officers
Of 9Th Regiment Me. Volunteers which untrue ard
which fell duty. alike ourselves and the officers who
remain in tbs regiment, to eOunAdict.
The following are tho ststsmeatsi
That Pro.ssvery mu.inou. spirit eIssd in the ,sHeut
That the officers did, 'oey In consequence Of this spirit.
into conspiracy to hwat Col Rus, In his .Gors 10
stand by bis General and the Admni'tra,ion.
That Gen Hunter teegrsphed to Beaufort to lave the
mutinous officers arrested
Ths, Lieut. Col Twichsl and Dr. Mitchell had tho alter.
native Of either ressIps being discharged in disgrace
former ofwhch they accepted.
That the captains and euteuan.s who partly dragged
into insubOdins.ion bat who still remain in the regiment
ere now thoroughly ashamed Of the part which they
unwise as to take.
All Of the above statements unqaslds1ly pronounce
aL, iateiy Jei,s
The facts are briefly these;
Twenty Of the thyone officers present with the
regiment had represented to the General commanding the
post their desire for inquiry into the conduct capacity
and honesty Of their cooIe and his suggestion mad made
written statement Of their complaints upon which such
further action shond for the best interests Of the
service should be based This intended
preliminary merely, and official. After this statement
placed before General commanding. the regiment
ordered fom Beaufort to Hilton Head to take part In
expedition While lying on board ship at Hilton Head
Col Rus. made complaint to Get Htpter and procured from
him our discharges tr piyie hesrins
The whole matter Ill., - practicable be brought
before the authorities for their publication In the
meen time "a the subject has been brought before the public
though - no lctiun Of wish simply to have Il
dersoed e not our bot Col Rusps character which
IN ue m aud hat he resorted 10 the step he took
avoid meeting - c-ges which twenty'even Of the officers
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EOIDud.

The Paris Pays Gays the dispatches Of England,
France aud Austria were presented to the Court OF
Russia on the 18th.
Vienna dispatch says the question threatened to
assume greater complications
Great excitement prevailed IN Norway and Swe-
den, regarding Poland.
The Courts of Italy and Portugal had conveyed
to ST. Petersburg their adhesion 10 the notes Of the
three powers.
The Revolutionary Committee hes divided Poland
into twenty-hree dstrots, each TO furnish 400 y a.
and pay taxes.
Since the publication Of the amnesty II lie asserted
that the movements of the insurgents bad become
more active.
Numerous engagements are reported, and an
attack on kalisch WIS DAILY expected
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Undlin and China.

suasGHAE March 9, via Sutr.
We learn that the Imperialists have been again
defeated at Shaoushing for want OF besiegng nate
rial
Admiral KEEPER has proceeded TO japan where an
outbreak and military hostilites are reported.
Shiriings ore advancing. H. Tea there lie nothing
doing silk is finn. Exchange 6l4
CASToS. MIR H-Cotion soods 20 higher. FxchaDge
4Wi.
CALCcTrA March 3l-Coton goods stil advancing.
Exchange az. FTcishts TO London 92I6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

FoRr GIBsos TAKEs.-Col. Phillips has cleaned
the Rebels out Of the Indian Territory clear down
to the Arkansas river, and now hold Fort Gibson.
Through his influence the Indians haro uncond'ton-
ally abolished Slavery, end are fat returning to
their loyalty. Phillips deserves to 10 made Brsa-
der General. So says Tie Lawreee ReDa6iieaw
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Greece.

1t is stated that Bavaria has entered special
protest against the occupation Of the Greek throne
by any king not belonging TO the Bavarian dynasty.
The National Assembly Of Greece had formed a
new Ministry, and voted thanks to England for the
proposed ceseion of the IOnan Islands.
A Copenhagen journal says that the difficulties
which opposed the acceptance of the throne Of
Greece by Prince William of Denmark have been
removed.
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HELMBOLD,S ROSE WASH.

an excellent lotion for diseases ofs syphe us.nre and =
injection in diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising on
habits of dissipation used Ia connection with the Ex.c
Buchu and Sarsspanla IN such diseases Recommend
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character
accompany tie medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
FROM 10 50 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Propertie, OF Buchu,
SEE DISPENSATORY or THE UNITED STATEN
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice
See remark, made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYSro
Philadelphia x.o,,.,x< ,no,y,,,
csrbrated Physician and Member OF the Royal College Il
Surgeons Ireland and published in the transactions Of the
See Medico-C hrurgcal Review published by BENJAMIN
TRAyERS Fellow of the Roysl College of Surgeons.
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or Six for S.
EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle, Six or
s. -
81 81
Or Half Dozen Of each for $l2 whchi be sufficient. to cfa
the most obstinate If directions adhered
Delivered any address, securely packed from obsevstOo.
Describe symptoms in oil communications Cures guam.
leed. Advice sIaiis.
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IAdvertisernentl
lie Mouru.-What it saws. with 80 Ilustra-

tons; Looks and Words Correspond Form aud Character
Brain Worn after Dnuer The Stomach aud the Mind Health
OF sodiers Crinoline and Locomoton Cat and Puppies
Nose Native American Indians, with Porsits Now Books;
City Items To Correspondents, &c. Ia TUE PHREsoLoGcAL
JOURNAL for May. Only 10 cents or 81 year. Address
FOWLER 4 VkLIs, No. 5o8 Broadway, NewYork.
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their windows end forced the Assembly to-day to
revoke their resolution Severe this may appear,
it was, however, Just; for it was understood from
the first that the Assembly would not receive any
pay aud hope it will be salutary lesson 10 them.
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Advertisement.
IMPORTANT AND True,

Boswell & Wuners C0loriRc Coors Hair . handsome
Brown Black, without lbs pscs Of Wash Preparation
Ladies use IL without uoub en- angling Warranted tho
best and chsape,t Try II; you will other j. T..
Rushton's No. AIT Broadwsv and all druggists.
FUNSTON ScoyIKLD, h,aerai Agtnss, No CO John-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

Pennsylvania Volunteers has been promoted 70 Sur
geop Of the l47lh fonnsy lvania Volunteers o
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Rouel, America.

The French mails had arrived at Lisbon with Rio
Janeiro dates TO March 25. Coffee was quoted
1900 for good fIsts. Stock $4,000 bags. Ex-
cnange on London 271d.
At Pernambuco, Exchange was 2Sd. White Su.
gar, $780, Brown, 2n00O Cotton, In5OO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

In the pockets OF eacL of three Ohio deser.ers,
who are TO be shot IN Western Virginia next week,
letters were found from then fathers advising them
shoot the fathers instead Of ID. sons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

AcADExr or MUsrc.-By reference to Manager
MaczsYs Advertisement In another column 1t VII De seen
that short Of opera to be inaagaraed on honeJ
evening next which occasion Verdf' Aroldo' VIII Do
produced for the frat time, with Mile. brsnoh sisn0"
Mszzoeni, Brsnoli and Bell mi in the principal roe''
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lAdvcrtisementJ
My SOUTHERN FRIENDS.

by the author oil
AMONG THE PISKs
For sale at tho Office Of The Tribune.
Price, ST. Paper covers, rs cents
Also . new. larger aud hand'cmer edition OF Pines,
uniform with Ny Southern Frends and at the same price
-
~ - These Books sent by mall. free on recep, Of
retail price.
WHoLRsALE PRICBs:
Cloth cents 60 cents the loo and Paper 20 cents
IS cents by the 100 aud over
Address
TnB TRIBUNE,
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USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLDS ENTHACT'
BUCHU
10, all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Ossni whehss
existing
IN MALE OK FEMALE.
From whatever originating and no msfter OF how
long standing Diseases Of these Organs
require the aid Of q Diurstic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DlURETtCs
AND rs CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT -
IN ALL DiSEASno
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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Spain.

Napoleon had addressed an autograph letter TO
the Queen Of Spain in rather pressing term. on
behalf Of the imprisoned Protes.ants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01


Curious CASE oy DRUNKENNESS AND WISDOM
IN SIMULTANEOUS OPERATION John Welsh camo into
Superintendent kennedys Office Sunday morning stating
that he was soldier had served In the army during the las
two years had been wounded three times and that he had
received his discharge little before hi. time expired in con-
s-quence that he paid oil in Warrington the Thudsy
previous receiving 1866 that he paid 80 20 for bis passage
ticket NewYork He arrived Friday morning at O'Clock
lie aid he had been drinking tho route and was prevailed
upon 90 to boarding house not far from the ferry he
crossed from Jersey City. Whom he got to the boarding
he did like the appearance Of things aud afraid
ne might be robbed He cold the landlord be did NJ Ike TO
there without knowing more about the pscr. The
landlord theroupon took the soldier 70 tho staonhose 20
satisfy him be in proper place Arriving there the
soldier aksd the officer charge 10 take OF his money
saying that he drunk to tsse Of himself tie
deposited $50 and took receipt retaining small amount
money in his pocket About three hours serwsd ne
picked IN the stree. by Third Ward policeman and
tskon to tho Station House. lie drunk. The Of
in greenbsoks found in his pocket, which aouHt
was marked on envelope and returned TO welsh wso.
after lie had got sober enough, was put on sxnayenue
his friends uptown. On Sunday morning be tod
the Superintendent he had idea where he ois h money
The result OF few clicks from the Telegraph established the
fact that til. money safe this Twenty Precinct
aud The soldier after obtained it. The case exhibits the
wonderful phenomenon Of who drunk not to
b. able OF hs money and yet so wise Ia hs
dBkonnsss 10 10 TO the Sationioase 10 get IL taken care
of Or him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
MIS-. Dickinson AND THE ACADEMY OF Music.

Miss DicKIssoy AND THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mr. Beceher in announcing yesterday tina. Miss Dickinson
would deliver In Cooper Institute Saturday
Ing be Informed that application made for the
Academy OF Music which mot By refusal lie hoped
they might long have the grace to that building
from the contamination Of speskns Cor liberty 81
informed .ad Nj Beecier that the ase OF our Aead
envy Of Music refused the ground am sad we
are 30 yitaou. IA Brooklyn" voice That las, statement
Ia mi.iase MI 81 informed tina, Last staernsntis
mistake am Saddcr still vir,aous In BrOOkyn'
IAno,her voice. That statement 10 correct. They refused
tho building Itnow IL SOL Mr. Beecher said he had not
the unsdvseiy bu. of the trustees
Who was present said He presumed the papers
would settle II desirable that the people should know
whs, buildings good enough peah In upon human
n gifts, and what not fApplsuse
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Fast Day nj Esosfon.

w...-,v Bosros, Tbut,dsy, April 20. 1862.
The National Fast was observed BY she total rus
iehsloh OF butiness An the churches eloquent Bel
mons were preached, socially applicable 10 the oc.
casioD.
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IAdvertisenant
AdvertIsemdnt
EyFRDEi.L's WEDDING and VISITING CARDS

EVEKDf'f'H !" " EDDING anu ' TSITINU OtTNDS,
tho mot elegant In tho cityi also NoTEPAPERs. SRAL
MosoGRAns, SILVER DOoK-PLATks &C. No 3O2 Broadway.
corner Dusuest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

Take no Mercury or Unpleasant Melodies for unpleasant Of
Dangerous Diseases
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In ell their stages little Expense little OF no change Of U'
ct; no lncony eaieace, AND No EAPOSUhE
Il cause, frequent desire and gves strength TO Urnct
thereby removing oostruetons preventing and curing se>
the urethra aayns pain aud nism 20 nos
quent in this Of disases aid expelns POIoONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORN-OUT hATIEh
Thousands upor thousands W no have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and ~bo have maid HEAVY FEES 10 be cured shoss
me have found they deceived aud that the Posoa
has by the Of Powerful Astriogents been dried ~
the system % break cut 10 sggrayated form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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THE LOSS OF THE ANGLO.sAxON.

Official List Of the Saved-The snip hro1c
Up-The Mails and Cargo Lost--stnte
n,ent OF the Disaster by she First Ogicel
sr. JoHs's N. r.. Wednesday. April 20. 1868.
The following is an official list Of the passenger
saved from the Ango-Saxon:
CABIN PASSENGERS.
John Young. lady, and chm. M. Martin.
Mise Hope. Mr.. Ieaiy.
Miss Bsrtrain Mr. Whites
Miss IDglis Capt. Reed
Mis- kerwood. Csp. Hyles.
Mr.. Caldwell Capt Cassidy.
Mr. Eaton. Lieut. simpson.
Mr. Kirkwood. Mrs. Stoddard.
Mr. Chritisn. MIRA Chritien
Mr. Towers Mrs Wright.
Mr. kbkncss Mira James.
Mr.. Fraser. Mira Jackson aud child-33.
sTEERAGH PASSENGERS.
Mr. Puker Mr.. Cootb,
Nj Parsons, MI Fleck.
Mr Sairt Marie, Mr Ferguson,
Mr. Coogan, Mr.. Coaghsn,
Mr. Uenie, Mr. PsntIie,
Mr. ipolD, Mr. BARCLAY
Mr G.oiss Wood. NJ. Jsmi:on,
Mr. Siaaley, Mr.. Small,
Mr. Nssiie., MI Bishop,
Mr. Lain, Mr. Gormley.
Mr. Coulter, Mr. M.eKilary,
Mr. Finley. Mr.. Johnston.
MI Morgan, M. Dinsmofe,
Mr. Rosk, Mr.. Reid
Mr. Lloyd, Mr.. IIonnell,
Nh FarI-. Mr. MeKay,
Mr. Cones Mr. Mu.tseh
MIR. Grifiths, Mr. Gauesy
Mir. thurchard, Mr. Christenson,
BIZ. Wicket, Mr. Davies,
Mr. burrow, Mr. Taper,
Mr.. Nance, Mr. McNally,
Mf. Black. Mr. Atkinson,
~ Jones and wife, Mir. ChTistenson.
Mr.. Fiddes Mr. Rees and child,
ilr. Jones, Mr.. Townsend,
Dir. Wood Mr. Danssl,
Mr. Dance, Mr. Cross,
Mr. Hail. Mr. Cionen,
Mr. Hnri.on Mr. Berry,
Mr.. Nst.r, Mary Cslsn.
Mr.. B.uce, MARY Calaghan
Mr.. l. aorier, Alice Stewart,
Elizabeth Wauuby, Mi Crawford,
Mary Ann Thonas Mrs. Ganley an child,
Mary Ann Adams Chfistians Brown,
Nina Christian, Mary Kenny,
Je'sie j.. Chritisn Fanny Mckenzie,
Mary NadroD, Mary Reed
Mary SenNiek, Jane Walker,
MaIhs S~nwick, Ellen Rijah.
Maggie Sebwiek, ssTah Smith,
Ann OoImey, Kate Early,
Jane Cotton Margaret Evans,
Mary Raston Sophia Davis AID child
Ann Stevens, Eliza Gritty and two children,
Mr.. Jones. Two children unkn own.
Total saved 80 cabin and Q3 steerase pasense and Of
th.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHuj

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU1
For wesknses arising from Excesses Habits Of Ddpas
tion, Early IDdisc. elton or Abuse, attended
with the following ~ nptoms;
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss Of Power, :.
Loss Of Aenory, difficulty Of Breathing, y
Weak Nerves Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, N b.. WskefnlDess
DinlDess OF Ni.lon, Pain Ia the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, /
Dryness OF the Skin, ErGptions the fsce,
Universal Lsssuds OF the Pallid CountsDspes j
Muscular System. - =
These symptoms allowed to 20 which this medicine
inyarisby removes. soou follow .
IMPOTENCE FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In OF which the patient may expire. Vino ay
they frequently followed by those direful dsseaseh
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION! -
Many oil the o iner suhering but none
win confess Tie record. Of Asyals sSd the nsk
anchoy desihs by Consumption bear ample witness the
tIutn Of the assertion. -
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED By ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
requires The aid Of medicine and insora.e tho
,yseoIn which HELMBOLpS In tract BUCH HI inysns-
by does. Trial will convince most skepucs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before Alderman Of tbs Cily
say hi. preparation contains no narcotic. no mercury
II. 4. HELMBoLL
1854. Wan. +. HlBBARD. Alderman
ssh-st. shove Race, Phladelpnil
Address letters for information. In confidence, to
H. 7. II f L. NJ Is o LID,
CHEMIST
EPOT,
No. ioa SOUTH TENTH STREET.
tsKtow omssrsur,,
PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIrs AND UNPRiNciPLso
DEALERS,
Who sndesyor to dispose Of their swn" and other" aria
css on the reputation STAINED by
HELMBOLDS GENUINE 'PREPAs
RATIONS. p
HELMBoLDs .
GENUINE EXTRACT BucHu.
HELMBoLD's ,l....n
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARiLLA
HELMBoLDs .-.
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD m ALL DRUGGISTS EvEhYwHEaE-
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
r. Gu, o., ID. advertisement. and 'ssd f0r " s's
Imposition Nd exposure
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BLOOD. BLOOD BLOODi

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA;
SYPHILIS.
This affection Of the Blood aud attacks the sexual err
gsns Lining. the Nose. Ears Throat Windppe and osss
Mucus Surfaces mailing its appearance in the form Of Ulesr
Helm ods Extract Ss4ra Parfss the blood and ke~
all scay EIup ions of the Skiu giving to the Cone
perion Clear and Healthy Color IL being prepared ets
presy for this class Of complaints is Bloodpuhyrg proes
critics preserved greater than any other preps
ration OF SsEssp@ria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

FEMALESi FEMALES! FEMALEStl
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR L0NTEM.f
PLATING MARkIAoE.
In many affections peculiar Females the Extraa BucAS
by any other remedy in Chlorosis Rsea.
on Irregularities, Panuluess or Suppression Of Customary
Eyscuson liberated Schous state Of the Uterus Leu.
corhea Whites Steiy, AMI for all complaints nciderf
whether arising Irdiscretioo, Habits Of D.i
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms above.
no FAMILY SHUULD BE WITHOUT IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

Board OF CoUEcILAEs.-There was no quorum
fths Board yesterday The next meeting will be On Mon
day st4 o'clock p.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT HALIFAA'
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23

with the Southern cause, some OF them
accomplished women and girls, have &C,
tually done more than all the efforts OF
the male rebels to nourish and strength
en- the spirit of rebellion and to prompt
our weak and misguided youth TO join
the rebel armies. These things must be
stopped or the Union cause may as well
be surrendered. And they will be. zen.
Burnside is resolved either that they or
himself must be put stop to right speed
lily.
1t is no cruelty or hardship to open
mouthed rebel men and women to send
them into the land of their love, the land
20 which they are seeking to add Ken.
| lucky, the land where friend of the
! Union might as well sign his own death
warrant as give expression to his senti-
ments or his sympathies. There are at
this time hundreds of resident spies IN
our city in the Confederate service, and
in the State there are not less than
thousand, and the most active OF these
spies, those upon whom the rebels chiefly
rely, are to be found among those men
and women who, if they persist in then
past practices, will be reached by Gen
Burnside's order.
We would always adopt toward womer
the very mildest and gentlest course con
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