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ballast to Bishop Co. HAD calm weather most o. ~
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sTs a. Abbott sTs H.i!ss H.sAorn. A,..,s. n
ssf si ss e. S So hs: e.
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h:'gsi e.
s.s yssosi,y Jamaica Darrell 1sS c,s1ssss's y
licked up and been aSsSi
Srf Ssad OF q Be,mpaa, Richards cisnfusso. juno
with 2is Cape Henry, spoke bne
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to F5, G"s s "s a rH .a I.
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s , oc e r ss1ssdo. aAe. Para via Barbados.
80 aa's with rubber &C. to Bi.Sop CO. -" y"
MceaSy isih ms, q r.as, "a Great issses'
spoke ship John Ohm spier from I'm for Hsy.na
with irS, o J RsSm,nr , '"'N' e-' ''.'' ~"
2 K WIZ WIS s saw n s sBnaw @ "s sY %
Sonbro saw schrs Henry Russell and Kate Field both
ehr ManSum Goodspsed hey West, II days. with,
sehr R 7 s. pson Ellis Rova days. with cotton
se of M soSp 81 E,e&ng star ia rs 70, Nss
sclrJ Woodhoase. SO So aers Port ROYAL. DAYS
mics Of la,tcrss boarded from US suwan-
cruising
schrJ Chew, Bugbee, Elizahetbport for Taunton.
Schr X Wilson. Lane, El a'ethport for New Haven.
Srhr u Russell. gyms Er albeit port or Portland, c.
Sore Iia2arl. Billiard, Eii1abethport for Hartford
Schr Rollins Parker, Eastport.
Schr Louisa. johnson. Banaor. days.
Shr g G. oper, brewster. Rondout StDnington.
Sloop Harvest. COrwin. Pr, violence.
stcnse- Dcoi, tU transport Washington - Ulss
q
Steamer " Stevens Chance. Baltimore.
Steamer Novelty. Shaw Philadelphia.
Steamer City of Buffalo Drake. PhiladelphiA
Steamer rank Shropshire. fhiladelphia.
Steamer Pecan. Baker Providence.
Steamer kinghsher, Nye. Providence
BELOW.
8 bark Gorilla
Ship ',av Ne.Ou from London May le, to T DunhsnA
Bars Ranid Marschak from Vera Cruz. 10 Hargoas Co.
Brig Ala (Br). from Matamoros.
Brig John Barshaw, from Havana.
Brig Wlhe (Prusl.
Also. banks aud brig. npknown
SAILED.
23d-Ships V Baxter. Aynar. Neptune, VIM LIBBY. N
gura ad Iid,nrs barks Giins Eele, Janet Asnes D.
James briggs Heron Ocean G. Roberts, Laura, y
Goodhue. LA. Seraphna: and others.
2NhI steam fricate San Jacnto cruise, b steAu%
ship olympus, Liverpool.
Wind Ut sunset &, light
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S HlPPIN G NEW S.
ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-ruis DAY
Rfsts................ ~ NOON SETS. morn
srTs................ 7 IS HIGH WAFER. morn
Port OF New York, June "a. 1868.

CLEARED
seamshp olympus .sr)i Grace: Lperboo1E Cqnard
ship Brdgewa,er sisson. Liyerpool--williams Guon
Bark Cupido tAusl. Busanoh, Belfast-Wm + schmidt
Bark immaculate utaiIan, Lauro. Queens,own-Boyd a
Bark wilhelm tBrem,, s,cckmann, Rotterdam-Ruger
Col Jane. Scott Br, Sinclair L,.bcnA Bradshaw.
Bark James Welsh Br), Bates, Belize, HonF Alexandra
Bark PAMELA (Br) Allen. Havana jtllo vining
s Pauline aIy sqYa s1ne
Brig susan Thompson tBr, Thompson, Ma,amoros--w
Brig Laura tgrl, Lang.hern, Jacme-L o Jamme.
Brig L Arnold (Br) Carter, Monc,on. NIP Nevus
Brig Rolling Wave TSsnndsy, phladephaJ Ward Co.
schr Genovsvs tspl Cursor Po an Patt-Poppe Co.
sehr Anna Lenora {Br,, Mal.si 8 Eitts-G wessess
sssr sa yy,i, r's .s Pat.
tcSr i. o. area A,n.. wash ogisS BAKER DAYTON
scsr y cN,. ss ''s s r. ,a Dayton
sehr sarah, br.sso rss rps,sjea f 'i,"' ''s"'
s ssSs s,sss$ cpp
seIr IiicirneId' Croker. neutrality-suspicious.
sebr n Chase, Doane. Aususia-o Good.peed
s.sr L csoPsss co2.s. ssl iqT u. Beck aco
scSr Arc,drus, Higgins ror,l .nd--R r Buck a Co.
abr n IIawes n ds.ren .o., Gloucester .
schr Triton freeman, CsusrdEe-R Buck Co
sioSpp aurora, @iisn. sorslch-i Racket, Son.
steamer Thos Srarga TnInan Washinl ton.
steamer ] Green. Wiiets. Washington.
Steamer Thomson. Chance. Baltimore.
ARRIVED
Steamship Eagle. Adams. Havana June ~, PM with
mdse and passengers. 70 Suofofd, Tileston A CO.
BARK lmmae llala ut Mual Cardiff, 80 days wsh cosu
10 Nm Salem a Co
Bark Cocord OF searsp0ft). Cocord Cardenrs June
BARK waso@ for New YORK asd Inst % he bssw Ss
spoke US gunhoat Arcrien
John nthrop 6of Bostonl wotton, Cenfucgos 2s
DAYS with susar Nesn,th Sons 18th inst Capes OF
Delaware, WAS bearded nom s. schr America
FarS rruvatort az Senrrror) Carver New Orleans u
Sly. wh-suear walsh Ca Chase 10th inst lat "a
~ 81 spoke brig Scotland. frors sagua Philade
pbia
bark Anna wheeler New Orleans " days with sugar &C
10 master 18Th inst, w. hesnf boarded from
AlabsrsA- and her toard tehr Julia HMocx
4 Ahda l~oloml. WacA lnaorn Carthapena. - ds<s. In
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Important 60 Revenue Omcers and I'm.
portcrs.

JUDGE BETTs REFUSES A CERTIFICATE or REASON
ABLE CAUSE OF sEIzrRE IN THE "BLoTTEp IN
VOICE CASH or SUGARS.
oluRr.
Before Hon. Judge Belts
JuNE I.-Ts tnisd States W.. Thirteen Hundred ana
Eightyico Bors Sugar Lutno, Cld,rdsL weeks
since we published extended report OF the trial before
Judge Belts ana jury Of the above entitled case. Our
reaters will remember that this Is the which the
government sought 10 forfeit invoice Of sugar import
cd by Mcssrs Charles Lulng h Co., valued nj about
$4,000 because Of the numbers the invoice
signaling the Dutch standard classification OF the
wondered verdict for the claimants on all the
counts IN the Information. On tho rendition of
ttls verdict tho counsel for the United states
moved fA3 Court Tor certificate Of reasonable of
seizure, in order to protect Collector Barney
for damaRe for the Illegal seizure of the property This
moton resisted ny the counsel for the cha imants
wire insisted that the Collector had no reasonabe cause
OF seizure The melton was 1nally argued before Judge
Bets the 18Th inst the United states and the Col
hector being represented by Mr. nea1ed Smith United
states District Attorney Attorney Gencral Dickinson and
Mr. Ethan Apon, and tho claimants by Messrs Webster
and Craig.
The Court this morning rendered is decision. and
directed the entry OF a order denying the motion
The Judge concluded his order by sayiug-rbe aver.
rpenis and charges In the libel Of information and the
proofs asd aegatens presented on the trial " the aore
and not being maze TO appear TO This Court pursuant
abe provsens and requirements Of the said act that
there reasonable OF seizure ~ the said m.
ports AZ he Lime such seizure made is ordered
ton such certificate be for that denei an
such certificate " reasonable probable Of seizure
u accordingly withhold ny the Court.
Council for the gssoroncn,, Hon. Daniel g Dickinson,
Attorney General aIsi Messrs ~ Smith, United States
District Attorney, and kthan Alien; for the owners.
Messrs. Webster and Craig.
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Police Intelligence.

Your report " an alteration oetween pensuin W. Py
cock and myself NJ the rsxendon Hotel which apr led
your pae Of yesterday n unjust In Ia statement OF
ficte arm compelled " cay, In t,sce to myself that
there only four presest at the hoei tho
IN question, two OF whom personal friends
and one Of whom accompanied there intend 70
show, by judicial investigation that che who has
endeavored BY setting on foot crvnsns pr secution
against me and who persistcntlv ppiors~ from me an
apolry iu fact the author II all The trouble which
occurred. And until zach investigated IA had ask nv
friends TO suspend Judsnent against me. VI WOOD
New Yoas June %. 1894
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CoRNs BUNIoNs, BAD
~ nails tender feet &c should have them skfuIy treat
ed by DR. j. BRIGGS surpon Chiropodst 2f2 broadway
OF procure his Aeyiaor at the Office by mail - Of the drug
leviatnr mealcsplaser easily applied. and viii sdhers
for weeks REGARDLESS OF hath When bunons &c.
much inamed or ulccraed and FOR ng nAls Dr
Br modern rative should be used To be had me
druggists and the office b. mail ut ~ cents ana u
A SECRET WORTH KN0wING.-Go TO THOMAS
~ AGNkWS. Ego Greenwich street, corner % Murray
and The low prices he IL selling Teas wines Conses,
Flour Provisions and everything else used
family Hams, qc, Shoulders. o,e' Tor sugars m'sc mp
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and demand notes 6,o32,729 6,eo7 1858 Dec.s2i 500
The newly organized Chicago and Milwaukee
Railroad Company elected yesterday q board Of
directors, consisting of Alexander Mitchell, Of
Milwaukee,; James Luddington. Of Milwaukee;
stillman Witt OF Cleveland; e. X. Rogers, Of Chi
cago; John Gunner, Of Chicago; John v. Aver, OF
Chicago; J. wadsworth. of New York; Charles L.
Frost, Of New York, and Fred. Schuchardt Of
New York. The new board organized by electing
A. Mitchell President and Il. X. Rod gers Vice
President
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The Funeral df Capt. Hart.


The funeral of Capt H. fia OF the Ninety ninth
New York killed at the mead Of his comnoAy in the re-
skirish Inc Blackwater Va took place to day
at he Church Of the Trinity Capt Hart was formerly
BeutenaDt In the Tigers and everprove1 himself
efficient and gallant soldier His funeral was under
direction Of Boston Light Infantry Association.
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The business Of the Sui. Treasury was as follows

The North River Bank has declared semi.an.
nual net dividend Of three and half per cent,
payable July 1 the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, dividend of four per cent, free of
government tax, payable July 1; the Tradesmcn's
Bank dividend Of four per cent, free from govern
ment tax, payable on the LIST of July; the Cont.
mental Bank, semi-annual dividend Of three and
onc-half per cent, free of government tax, pay.
able July 2.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks
presents the following aggregates as compared
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, June I'D p. VI.
BREApsruyrs.-Four declined trinc to. day and closed
tamely. The days sales reached IS 900 bbs state
and Western 200 southern and 100 Canadian within
our revised auotaiops:-
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RIO LEr-IMMEDTATELy, ~ HEALTHY oENrERI.
Il neigh borhood, four doors ftDn Of Houee
with gas cold and warm bath, fne cellar yayd pars~
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TOO LAVE ron CLASSIFICATION.

OYSTER AND LAGER BEER SALOON FOR SALE
~ Tables chairs bagaele table fas fixtures and good
n,t nn hand doing business OF dollars
y.es must be sold the owner has other business
Tend "a, price $40 Address g. box lao Herald Once
No acc nts need appy.t
v~rrpufrs WANTED "A FEW FIRST CLASS RE-
X craiis will be received by Contrary q Twenty secopd
r..,ment n a. y " n application IL made lately
The Recruiting Conmittee, at the armorY Fourteeuth
street Palace Garden from ITO ~ clock M.
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Which was received and orde,ed on file.
Boa rCl or Supervisors.
tOFvIcIAL.l

Petition Of workmen New Court House. relative TO
the failure to receive their paw.
In ection herewith, Supervisor PURIFY offered the
following resolution, via
Resolved That the petition Of workmen employed in the
construction Of the New Court House for payment labor
performed, be referred TO the Special Committee having
char Of said work. with Instructions the
Mayor and upon him the necessity speedy
ment OF the claims Justly due.
Which lost for sufficient number Of votes
viz
Acknowledgements Blunt, Briggs, Conner Davis
Purdy and Wesinann-.6
quorum answering TO their Names the President
declared that the Board stood iourned until
Tuesday next, 30th inst a. O'clock p. NJ.
REEVES Z. SELMES Deputy Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
The Richmond rS. on Lees "Cren
ticfcry.r

The Richmond D,spai-h of the 9Th says:
Loag'ii'ei h.5 ,rvancrd Sc Gettysburg when a''
msS"s'ts G =, use in eon'af, ' ,ls & %oe -.
NOV ir, s'ti greatly toe .a'ar.a.e IN Tie ms'al'''
i"~ <, -cn cnreuifaiing bis Whole iorcH upon Vet A''
'pp''.y with he intention oi hshns .i'-t aIu
5'te--a t,t~ which sna not only de,f" 70 'oi VIC
piccat psn bot na'e u'', lni,,'an' - ~ -
hr ,uc o. ths whole contest What q" fe'-f ,iH oe OF
hss been Ya. ev-uts Do rot permit n' 10 e".o'
- have e. he ltutrcs ~" have b'si'n the, su1 w.
,e -is'v teen le thin ihf"' 8" one hei1 ~ "'ss'
a., h..s d. q rsrty superior % ouFf. Iyugsifrtt
.,,t ,I, o. cA--s bpt a.f'ay 90 Srf-st their whole
ay ~th hi. .osie cef.s "h'i nag not expect ifom
Ni,w, 20. Y.psss 70 ler, n ,hi' army ID. have been
tnuhn..sdi 1nsiss sqee's.en ~l1h D.. .e1'e. aL m
A. ins o. y,fs seuousy ard uo DOUBT DO DO giving A. We
,tt,-f r hi. acr IUey c.urot seud any more v"ie'A
toog. 90 replace i Al ,' pfooao.J .h.t ey '> o's @
N Wt,hnstoa sud uAtnofs. AZ ery fsie th.y VI o''
of psA.s, tasa this slfc of To ruti til'hinhs Ann
uoor. ulll ago .or go t4ploi y. TIE "M u L.n'oh w
I'm. hus OF Rns@cfs.. Afass MI recover we Nh' g
Ieut,..-s. me 20 1int ie f1si aoanaoa al - ..
h., f-at, fe.e.,. sei. aof is - al mpfobs,ie th'
lc nay hsse io I"avs " ssAl s'un - h' 1870 q" "
80 IFfsal t..s R.ch.nonl wA.s of ihr 7shI
A,ny fss .isL n y1iof s' ne is'ui OF , .f'se
a.. r. aafs..t - u u ,sd could uoi De- eaten -
sv ~ th- Ysnsers caud ssrd s.ainsi them Oat oil
,. 49,, .r,u 10 =. hole Z That e,irs AZ eA.t We h,'
r,sr,,,-or rri,str blt reliable that ths .Th. Lons
a. NE. .n ron shs ba,,.s I'D snd
tsln fwss cofgs ih 'ssnn. hat' uis 81 ,A' 'aui'
.uIy sss~ int M sufiainr4 ~ sus segment 'dle'
Isr TLuf.isy .f'sfn0on 10 l. probable ne "sa "cHsth
.n-d b, a-s,on, from Longre-i, sud to couoa. was 10
Cd falay m.Tllu.. D. 70 lLriy. heie ha4 seeA 'ih
49, .rfs.tr. and tha fr0Iensd w. iAe 10
tsftIsr 70 dautt cf nhlI "a 10 decisive ON fha' day
ly tho uiorrrE e fndsy or fafns that day Gen Les
have bean ahr @ ~taevof tofc' - coHsd
uc-..afy O. accomplish tho result te desired We d. mol
tsff sHf.lvrs albi tha' The fret intel scuce W. re-
o-s- ion tin viii 10 that Lo h'' saited e''~Hu AhS
F..4 Hls FIciolF.
g.rEa-lt hss come A. -as DE sifr0s prelude 3 al
- o. cte n tra.d tlc fc nom Ia.urs04fs that n
fl.nls "a. Gsn. Lee deicsed tie cn"y ia mo battle c
fndly s.,-tnsf tnsy rrtfoaus tovsfds btnofe al
Lee ersuias 1t,ls seat ucw, Nhstuay i n.t cai tol
Ns have % lament 80 AL o. thf"e brave h,h-sphoe
sd devoted NsusaIs Is tsese, ~ ~ els iPpi a hrA ga
a f,.uett u ts St.te fIosh be their memories ever Ia
ilr tie people they drd 10 'hc.es am WOO. al.
ogpf,sson,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

ho,e teen constantly below Vicksburg shelling the
,vorks and with success, cooperating hehrhiy "'H
tbe Ieft wing Of the army. The mortar boa's nave
Loer az work for forty-two DAYS without lntermis-
sion. throwing shells into All parts OF the Guy even
D1och;ny the works in the rear Of Nick-0urg and
:, cent of our troops o distance OF three miles.
TIC heavy quns placed on scOwe, 9-lnch lO'
;och and a 100 mound rifle We're placed IN position
mile from the town, and commanoed all the water
batteries. They have kept up an accurate ana IN
cesssnt fire for IA days. doing all the damage tnat
could be done by guns under such circumstances,
Eve Sincb two 9-nch, two 40 FOUNDER rnes, and
fonr 32nounder shell guns have been landed, at the
reoue, of the different generals commanding corps,
from the gunboas and mounted in the Of Vicks-
burg; and whenever i could spare the officers aud
men from our small complement, they were sent 10
manage the guns-with what ability i leave to the
general commanding TO ray.
| "a The mean time, | stationed the small class oi
eunboats TO keep the banks of the Mississippi clear
of guerrillae, who were assembling IN force win
large number of cannon, TO block up the rver and
cut off the transports, bringing down supplies, re
endorsements, and ammunition LOT ihe prmy
Though the Rebels on several occasions bnllt bsWe'
ries, and with a large force attempted TO siEn Or
capture the transports, they never succeeded, but
were defeated by the gunboats with severe loss on
all occasions.
Without a watchful care over the Mississippi the
operations of the army would have been much IN
teTfered with; ana can ray honestly tnht oIhceIT
never did their duty better than those who patroeo
the river from Cairo TO Vicksburg. One steamer
only was badly disabled since our operations com
menced, and Fix or seven men were killed ant
wounded
| While the army have had n troublesome enemy IN
front. Behind them, the gunboats, Marine Brig
ade under Gen. Ellet, and small force OF troop'
under Gems. Dennis and Mower have kept at bay
large force OF Retels - 900 strong, accompa
MED by large quantity of artillery; and though
offered bnttle several times aud engaged, they inva
riably hed. and satisfied Themselves by assautine
half-dsciplined and unarmed blacks
The capture of Vicksburg leaves ~ large army
aud onr naval forces free TO act all along the river
and hope coon to add to my DEPARTMENT the vessels
which have been temporarily lost to the service,
viz: the Indauola and Cincinnati. TIE effect ol
th. blow will Ice felt for up the tributaries of The
Mississippi. The im,d AID doubtful Will take heart,
and the wicked will | hope cease to trouble ne for
fear of the punirhrrent which vii tooner or later
nveriaks ih-n
There has been ,sfge expenditure " hfa,suI'. &
ton DUNG tie siege The mortar have Il ef IoOo
mortar shells, and the guuboats 800 -Four thon,,
Nnd Ave hundred shots have been tted from naval
guns on shore, and we have supplied over o'VVo 10
the different army corps.
have the honor to renai1 worry fesrsc' 'f1ly ~
Youf ahrdieut ssfvaui, pAt 10 ID. ron lth'
Acting Rear Asiu.ifO commsneias Ni'.''PP slu'o'9i
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
o
HELAIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

an excellent lotion for diseases o. syphc nature and -
an injection a. diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from
habits d aton used Ia connection with the Ex.racts
Bachu and SaT,apaila IN such diseases recommended
Evidence OF the respon s and reliable character will
.rcomrauy tie medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
FROM 10 20 YEARS STANDING with -
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AND FAME.
tcr Medical Proprgti-. OF Buchn,
SEE DiSPt NSATOKY or THE UNITED STATES
see Professor DEVICES vllaao.e works on the Practice
OF Physic. .
See ryn,rS. made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYslC,
Philadelphia - .
See remark. made by Dr. EPHRhM MCDOWELL,
Celebrated rhysu. and Member OF tho Royal College OF
Surgeons Ireland aud pubshsd IN the transactions Of tss
Mig and Ourrls Jourusl. ....,
See Med.co-t hraI gcal Review published by BENJAMIN
TRAk FRS Fellow OF toe Roysl college Of Surgeons
See meat a; .hu ate standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, = per 0otle, OF SIX for -
EArNACI sARSAfARlLLA, 3 per bottle, or Six Tor
IMPROVED ROSE WASH ,oc per bottle. si1 for
- 81.
Oh aDoxen Of each for ? which will be suheentto eus
mo most obstinate cases Il oigt ctions adhered TO-
Delivered addess securely packed from observation
Describe ~ nPtom, IN all communications Cure gursn-
teed Ady ats.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
GEN. GRANTS OFFICIAL REPORT.
The Correspondence Between Grant and
Pemberton.
THE TERMS OF SURRENDER

VIcKsBrRG Sunday, July s. 1863.
Yesterday and to-day all has been remarkably
Quiet, and good feeling prevails. The weather Is
iearfully warm Nineteen general officers have been
psroled. Two or three dsys must elapse before the
prisoners are sent out 10 their destination, which is
reported to !. Talladegs, Alabama, Many of them
are anxious not to be paro'sd but wish to taSe 'ne
cath of allegiance, quit the Rebe service ana DC
sent North. Several women aud children have been
killed OF injured during the siege Hundreds o.
houses, occupied by sick aud wounded haye been
constantly exposed TO shells. About 2,5OO persons
have been killed inside the works since the siege
began. The labor performed or the for;ifcatons Oh
both sides has been prodigioas. The weight Of our
artillery knocked most Of their works into undis-
tipguslable heaps.
About 200 women and children were in the afty
during the bombadmeht, who have FOR the most
tine been obliged TO live n caves OF whic there are
several hundred. Citizens have not been allowed to
draw from the army supplies exec pt in cases Of dcs.
titution The prices Of food 1aye been enormous.
Five dollars pound has be en charged for aoar, and
dollar pound for male. nres,
The hates, advices rom the interior state that
Gen. Johnston is .apidy rctrea,ing, and that Gen.
Sherman Is in tot pursuit. Re-enfoTcements are
moving to GIN Sherman. An offer Of assistance has
been dlspgtc to Gen. Bank, and it Is conjeencd
that tho condition Of the Port Hudson geFrison VIII
be similar to that OF Vicksburg week hence. lie
}all may 10 ounon---1 - ~"y L~-'' H. se"''"
opinion here, both in the Rebel army and our own
is tina, the Rebellion in the Southwest Is at all cid
OF reduced to Insignificant proportions.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
DEAFNESS
CATARRH.
DISEASES OF THE EAR AND AIR
OATARRH.

DR. LIGHTHfLL. No. a 81 MarRsplaee (shss) can DO
consulted daily (snndays eIcepted) from 10 M uns p m
Patients will no, be received except during the regular oce
hours uness in cases Of emergency special
Parties residing ct distance hereby informed that per-
.ona examination IL requisite in every case before correct
opinion can be given appropriate treatment prescribed
Letter. Ct Consultation contain Five Dollars otherwise
they will remain unno.ced.
DR. LIGHTIIILDS recen. work. "A Popular Treatise 90
Desfuos-Is Cau,es and Prevention" may be obtained Of
CARLETON Publisher No t3 Broadway Of any respect.
able Bookseller Price 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
List Of Our Captures.
IIcysRuKG, Saturday, July 4 1858
Via CAIRO, Friday, July ~. 1868

Via CArRo Friday, July ~. 1868
Vicksburg surrendered this morning after siege
Of AZ days, terminating in negotiations lasting -
hours. Gems. Grant and PembertOn had Gn inter-
view yesterday afternoon. The last note OF Gen.
Pemberton accei ting the prof-red term. of Gen.
Grant, did not reach here till o'clock today.
Gen. Mcpherson received the formal surrender.
The terms allow the officers and men TO be paroled
here the former 20 retain their side aud horses
and personsl property. They will be escorted be-
yond our lines, and furnished with three days pro-
visions from oar stores. Gen. Logan's DiSision
marched into the city at il O'Clock, and az noon
Lieut.-Co Strong hoisted The Siars and Stripes
over the Court-House. Col. Wilson is Provoat.Mar.
sbal Of the city, aud Gen. Logan is commander Of
tle pott.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
CATARItII CURED.
JOHN SorT.

Fr.m ne Rec. =. y Randi Lynn. Ma".
Ih.r. been much troubled with Cl,ah Of the wor': type
for .ome twenty years IL gaduay worse producing
cough Esd hoai,cnc,s destroying tho Of smell AMI
beau. down ny general health TO such degree to com
pei lie my pas,ora,e and sa'Pend pubic speaking
made a n. use o. the usual remedies such IS 'HDn Of
dsrn, iind. Of silver tar water. olive ar and Ia
haaious ba. without any very sautiry ercct' Last sum
ucr heard Of Dr. L,h.hf. successful mode OF 'rea,ias
Csnrrh visited him. .nd pu, mysel. under his treatment
began Immediately Improve Gnl h.' improvement has
gone on 10 tho peieu, time Ny Cssrh has gradually melted
sway my cough has d,ppeuod my voice has become natural
and an once able preach .he bo.sed Gospel Let
nc advise al troubled with Catarrhal dcae. to aPpy 20
Dr. Ligh,AL r H. kOSsELL.
LYsA Mas, Feb. !. 1867
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
The E:eiren; Of Bragg Extent of the Dis-
ustc. TO the Rebellion.

Tile RicLmond Tph,g, Of the 7,h, under the i'm
preston that Gen Lee has annihilated the Army Of
he Potomac, aud si uniformed Of the ia o.
Vicksburg, thur sets forth the effect Of Bmsg ro-
treating before Rosecpns:
MIDDLE TENNEssEE.
No one can fan 10 admire tho prudence and diplo-
natic reserve of the pfes neent ~ Atlanta On the li oi
July ne ee gfaph that HOaccfhua Is falling back ard Bsgc
feocculsiLg Tu.ahoma n heavy force. This the fret
mtmaon ls Tuliahoms bad been abandoned Tue there
wefs souo items Southern journals which made General
Efs p4st 1u doubtful bat as tho regular telsaTho chan
las eleu.Lt w 0LpAll9p MLALoysI AYa - Wa kn9NA