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DIED,

On the 9th instant, MARGARET WAGNER.
aged q years and nonths, beloved daughter of
John and Regina Wagner.
The friends of the family are il rited to attend
her funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock.
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IcaAArsos or coass.-Corns are forcei Of
coaieal shape, With the. points descending into
cofresronding cells, or depressions Of irregular
depths, according to the injury caused upon the
immediate parts where the external pressure Is
most severe. The pain they cause y not in the
operation fer their removal il peinless, bloodess
and sffectual il the predispesins and exciting
banions, troubieeome nails, or other disorders Of
The fsetve would rseonnsRded IN s.riy CAL on
between Four-and a-haif and SIKH streets. my IS
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ByGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.


EXECUTOR;S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE As
h SORT dENT or PAPER HANGIsGs. BoRDges
AND ORNAMENTS, WIEeow SHADES, CeRNICs AND
TRIMMINGS, AM STORE FIXTUEsS ar AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY. the 18th instant, we shall sell, by
order of the Hon. Orphans Court, portion of the
personal effs cts of Stephen P Franklin, deceased
at the store, No. sos, corner of Ninth and D
streets, commencing at 10 o CLOCK A. NJ all the
extensive assortment of Wall Paper, Bordering
Ornaments, Window Shaded. Cornice aud Trim
minss.
Also, the Store Fixtures. such as Writing Desks,
Counters, Cases. Shelyin 2, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
Persons in the trade and the public in general
are respectfully invited to the sale As the stock
is large aud tie sale peremptory it will be well
worthy their attention.
P FRANKLIN, Executor.
my Is GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucts
V-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account of the stock being so large that we have
not been able to arrange for the sale until MON
BAY, the LIST day Of June next, same hour. There
are also In the sale several barrels of fine Paper
and Furniture Farnisb
By order of the Executor
my Esd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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EpsraAtoakH4A oIr BE OuaHo.-pr. Kss1tE
Srectfe erres SpusGlosTk9c. Ss.s.ssoS WaGkneas,
{s7p0sscs, Lass e Peaos, e<.. SFscdst5 0sb&eS=xcs
b. It's sesets ara rElyy nsxicsi. txi.sox Tia
SSecHc, viii convince the most sEe2aeas Of fa
Ensrits. Pries g. e bex. sotd BE- s. @. fuF1. cor
nsr IlSS Etses ed fk. eysass, WssafaStor, end
HsETy Ocok AisKeEdsias fsEiy
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BALLS, PARTIES. 90.

pROFsssOR 9OODALEe ybORAL FESTIVAL
hiSG. MAJ 18th. a. sas assembly aaoma,
Union hotel. 6eorgetown. Tieksts ts I'd ait ~
aia pupils ard It " ;.ards' Hotel. my ss-ss<
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axorBRR EoBssRY.--On Tuesday afternos-
"a \ strange- was wsiking IN the netsnocrneod
OF the Soldiers Home ne was asIacneu ~ W. W.
- one % w;aom choakec him. while tae
osbsr rof,bed him Of wsteh and thirty dollars
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IT0R SALE CHEAP
IL One span of ~
HORSES, HACK and HARNESS, IN
Aeo. one Ii gbt TOP BUGGY and lightAA
DOU Bile HARNESS.. Inquire at col Penn. av-
enue. my 2S-Sts
FFHE CHI EAPEST
Il DINING ROOM,
The New York Dining Room 4S4 18th street, op-
posite Pest Office Open day and night Sunday
included. Clean sir gle Rooms so cents each.
my s6-l
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Lros,s MAGNETIC FLEA Pownxa.

LYoS's MAGNETIC FLEA Pownxa
In Summer when the sun isiow.
Come forth in swarms the insect foe,
And for ear blood, they bore you know,
And suck it in most rapidly
But aeas. reaches, 'skeetert-blacA or white
In deaths embrace are stitfened quite,
IfLyon's Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity.
LYon's Powder IS harmless to nantind, bat will
kin all house insects, garden worms, plant bug.
&c. lyons magnetic Pills are sure death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere.
my H-2w DENNIS BARNES x Co., New York.
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SANITARY MEAsrREs.-Mayor Waliach has
commenced operations looking TO the rrpair of
matter detrimental to the public health. Four.
teenth and Seventh streets, from the boundary
TO the river, are to be repaired, work having
been commenced upon both. aud upon Four
and -a-haif street from the Arsenal to the canal.
This work Is being done by the contrabands
the Government having ordered them to it al
the suggestion OF the Mayor and city authori.
ties. The War Department has also issued an
order Teanifming every arrangement hereto
fore made for the removal of dead horses or
other animals from Washington, GEORGETOWN
or the county. After the removal Of Captain
krause no arrangement was made for the
burial of sny blu, Government horses, but now
All are to be removed. The contrabands dom e
TINS work and that of the repair of the streets
are under charge of Capt. Gamble, A. Q. NJ.
Oh Gen. Martindale's staff.
Arrangements have also been made whereby
tht scayengels can convey their night soil out
side OF the city limits, and thus effect the re-
moral OF one great cause of offense. Garbage
carts will go through the city daily and remove
all Kitchen ofal and parties desiring TO have
such ofial removed will only have to notify the
Commissioner of the Ward or give notice at
any OF the police station houses, when the
mttter will be attended to at once.
Properly holders and tenants must look to
their cellars and priyies, and have them kept
in u cleanly condition, as examinations of the
same will be frequently made and the penalty
Will be strictly enforced against all persons al
lowing violations of the sanitary regulations
CT the city.
The canal is to be dredged, and for that pur-
pose locks arc being made.
In addition to the above, the cutters of the
streets are TO be so improved AS to run off all
water and filth, and prevent the accum ulation
OF dirt and pools Of stagnant water.
For the better protection of property, forty
fire plugs on the Mcclellan plan are to be put
up at once.
Thus good system has been inaugurated,
and if properly carried out will go far to en-
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WI. WALL co Aness

By BOTELER Il WILSON, Auctiorsers.
DEREMPT0RY SALE OF CITY L0TS-On
TT, THURsD "a -. AFTERNOON, May .isth, at 6
Ball the following described City Cots, viz -
Lots No; and I5 in Square Lea, fronting 50 feet
6inches on MARYLAND avenue. between 18th and
Lots No. and ls, in Square No nss, fronting ach
loo feet on north street. between lith street
east and an avenue,
The whole of Square northwest Of Square No .ass,
embracing Lots No. !. 2. 3,4, and 6, fronting
Lot No. s, in Sausre No. ln35, fronting 65 feet on
East Capitol street, between 18th and l4th SITS.
east,
Lot No 6, corner lot in Square No. Loss. 'front.'
ing 100 feet on north D street, between l4th aud
18th streets east.
Sale positively without reserve. Terms cash.
my l6-d&ds BOTELER & WILSON Aacts
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By THOMAS DOWNING, Aueeioneer,

By THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsioneer
Geor getown. D. G,
4 ARGE SALEOE HARDY PERPETUAL ROsEg
II &c, AT AUCTION Il will sell or FRIDAY Az
TERkOON next, at O'Clock, at lav Auction Room
No. 17a Bridge street, Georgetown, q large col
lection Of Flowers, &c. dc from the gard, of A
Js-din. ESD Florist, prIsns the choicest kind
Of Roses known Alec, Geraniur, Verbsnas Hello
tropes, Grange and Lemon Trees Carnations Double
DIS hiieR, Climbing Plants. Ornamental Shrubs &C.
my2 THOMAS LOWING, Auct
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL sYsrEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ho1rard ASSociation-selt
In sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address
Dr.: ]. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA Pa mar 1s-3r
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DS =. ". mo0O1nA q w.. Aacs oneefs
TsRUsTEESf SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
4 TATE NORTH OF THE PREsIpkNr's HoUsE-By
virtue of deed of trust from Lawriston B. Hardin.
bearing date on the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1884, and
one Of the land records for Washin ton CO unty in
the District. and by the request of the holder OF
the notes secured thereby. the undersigned trus-
tees will sell at bile sale in front of the prenl
see, on THURS DAY AFTERNOON, the 9th dap
of May, 4 D. 1868, at half past O'Clock, Lots Nos
q, y, 3 a. 26 "a Is, in Square No iss. in tse
This perty ia we'll located in part o. the CITY
where real estate is apdy Increasing IN value ana
is very desirable either as Per nanent yes.rleat
or for speculation.
Terms Of saie One-t third in cash: thu residue ia
three equal pa yments in 6, l2 ana 10 months vita
II the terms Of sale oct com Piled with ia 1--WE
days after the day OF sale then the trustees .essrse
the right to resell at the risk and cost of rst pur-
chaser. after Ave days notice.
Convey ancing and stamps at purchaser expense
WIN. 81. WkRD,t r-rs+aas
JAS. Y. DAVIS, iStsSeos.
myG j. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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By j. q. McGU IRE CO., Auctioneers
TRUsTEE's sALEoF SMALL LOTS In THE
deed Of trust bearing date on the I'd day Of Ma la
folios S; one d the land records for " Rsshins
t tSs ss cen ~, " " sal ssii on WEDNESDAY
IN front of the premises, Lots Nos. 49, q, IS s. So
81, 81 s.. 81 s. s., s., s. 60 Al and ~, in Uhl
in the sa!a city Of the said lots beios
part OF Original lots Nos s, and in said
On street. have each front Of over IL feet. and
depth OF ise feet to wide alley and are located in
Tsrns In cash. and tn. Re.
maindea in six Twelve. and eighteen months from
Terns to Be- complied With in ave DAYS, 9th sruiss
the trustee ssseTxes the right to resell at the rss
stamps at purchasers cost w.n,
may sawswads ma d MksR Ro Io.usat ss;s
RTHn ABOVE SALE Is uHAyoIpABLY
June Sd. when it win take place at the Aaet;on
Rooms, at the same hour.
my ss-d J. Q. MCGUIRE & co., Auctz.
Nuash - shall ao S4 sS feis ON
DAY sa A s ss
premises. we ahall sell nine lots, situated on ss
ss sn e Rs s q
by . two-stsrY brick dwelling house, and four OF
M s sa:s $ r. NV vide ..
Ao sx lets q nc. y between lsssns
e nnns s
alley. Tire of them front on the wide alley In
.the rear and are Improved by small frame kouaeS.
Also, four lots ecuth B street. between LIST And
81 etTeets west, fronting l6 feet ie1< inches. ana
running back l2o feet. one Of them improved BY Q
frame house.
Terms: One-thisd cash; the rem inder il six sne
twelve months. xith interest secnred by Z deed %
All convsyauces ii the cost Of the purchaser
my y tKspl y. .. Mea0lxkA Cos Ascss.
TyHIe IL no NOTIFY eTTLERS OF FET
ard 6 short notices FL kira % WAGON, Ac..sp-
PERTAINING Is Gutlers. UaANl.EH nyxeK.
Corner 81 jocks END 0sthedraisGy.
mar iAsss aanerss ~
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BOARDING.

ROARDIE@.-A few persons can be accommo-
- lated with BOARD at $50 Twelfth street.
Gentlemen preferrec. It,
ROARDING.-Commu nicating ROOMS; also one
- large Room, on the first floor, with hot and
cold water, nov vacant, with board. ct No.
indiana avenue. opposite the CITY BAL. IT.
ROARD-For eight or ten gentlemen, within one
- aaua re of the War Department, enablin gem
tlemen therein employed 70 dine Ct p. N. Tsrms;
posltion. to %. 5. <. - Star once ny ST.
EoR RENT. WrEH RoARD.seyeral irstclass
II elegantly RURNISHED R00M5 in house
containing Al the modern improvements, Ne. 3
AZ street between o street and City Hall
E$LERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers whiting Wash.
ingtcn. may and q comfortably home In one OF the
most dsitehtf1l locations In .Washin stoR, No. 80
Missouri avenue. ons very large &ont room, 81
story, nov vacant. nay Is
R0AkD.-A isAy hAying taken house In the i'm.
- mediate neighborh00d OF the Treasury. 1tate1
MAr and Navy Dcpertnsnter eaers large AID vel
furnished ROOMS, With board and I'll tie comforts
OF hons. few table boax6axu will b taken,
Apyly at No. so 18th street between ! eaA &
streets, one square soash Of Pa. Asenss. neeee-
eAeoe required. IA = M k1-H
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This undersigned, thankful to His friends and the
public in general, for the patronage they 4 r
the Mcclellan House, respectfully bess III: d
leave to inforr, them that he has transferrcd ala
syivRnia avenue where he has opened house In
new and complete style. Connected with Il Is Q
Liqusrs viii always be on hand Meals can be had
at Gil hours, and At the shortest notice.
The pablo are respectfully invited to yisit this
Nays sms NV. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.
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ATTENTION SeLDIBRsl 2RoFE CT TOUR HEALrH!-
No sensible man viii leave the City without
supply of Holioxsy's Pills Ointment. For
wounds, Bruises, Sores. Fevsrs and Dys entery,
these medicines ara the best in the world. Every
English and French Soldier uses them. Only rs
cents per Box Or Pot 226
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SENT TO THE OLD CAPIToL-John Fox, Sd
S. G. Arty, who was paroied some time in 1862
and sent 10 Annapolis, escaped from that place
a day OF two since, and being found in this city,
was reaTrested and. by order OF Captain Todd,
confined in the Old Capitol.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionee-a.
EOOD TWO STORY & ATTIC FRAME HOUSE
" AND LOT, FRONTING NEW Yoak AVENUE
BETWEEGe 9TH AND 3TH STREETS. AT AUC SIoJ.-Oa
Thu EsDAY. the 18th inst We shall sell in front
efthe prsmises, at so'clock p. m. IS feoF Of
lotNo IL, square No 45l with the improvements,
which are a good two story frame house. Thisprop
erty IS handsomely located on New York avenue,
Terri s: Oue-third cash; balance in six aud twelve
months. for notes bearing interest from day of
my 90 dads GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auc..
By BoTELER& & WILSON. Auctiou.ers
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE or
~ PRIZE Sc4ooSER A. CaRsoN.-In virtue Of writ
No. g. issued from the clerk of ce of the Supreme
Cont OF the qnited States for said
the foot OF 9th street wharf the Potomac river.
in said District. on FRIDAY, the 18th day of May
instant 1868, at O'CLOCK p. M, the
SCHOONER "A. CARSON.
her
TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURx
WARD a. LAMos s6T q 3 !. MarsR Ys, D0
my 1a.dts [Chro nicls.l Auctioneets.
ETHE ABOVE SALE WILL. TAKE PLACE
ON spa pE.ea next tRs 25 inst hOas
my 2a-dads BoTRLER & Wilson Aucts
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Au.tionaers
A UCTION SALE CT TIRE CONTENTS OF a
"A PROVISION STORE AND FIxTUKZS On FRIDAY,
between 18th ard I&th strests No. a55 contents of
the store with Fixtures: &c, DC.
my q GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucss
SHHRIFE SALE OF LUMP PLAsTER.-ou
- FRIDAY, the 29th instant, 81 l2 o'clock "a . vii,
of Earle 4 Co.. against c. F. Suite 4 Co. about
stable Of John 7. Pace, below King street. near
my G-2t~ q. N GARWooD Sheriff
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SECRET DISEASES.

Samayfsoa's Gin Is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem.
coy ever discovered. Cures in two TO four days
and recent cases in tuenty-four hours. No miner
al, no balsam, NO mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend tG
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female. IS.
Samarftan'S Roof and Herb .Jssices--A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, Users
Sores, Spots, letters &c Prica l, or six bottles
for SIS. cold By 8. c. Ford. See advertisement. m.
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DIS. HUNTER AND WILLIAMS, authors OF
the published letters on Pulmonary Diseases.
visit Washington on Saturday, 3Uth May, and
may be consulted at 260 Pennsylvania avenue,
over Mrs. Noss jewelry store. Office hours
from q. m. to D. m. 2t*
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SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS.
This valuable BitteRs has been very successful
proof BY hundreds of citizens OF Washington and
other cities of this country with full satisfaction
for the diseases named.
Therefore, officers shd soldiers, and Others con-
nected with the army should not be without bot.
tie of this celebrated Bitters.
my 12-eolmN DE CAMP MILLER.
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The CHsAPKsT ANB BEST HAZE DYE IN THE WORLD
Ner1 Fades OF WASHES 0xs.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue, Wash.
tngton, and Henry Cook, Alexandris, IL ely
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WANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and
Housefurnishing Goods Of every description.
B. BCCHLY, 426Tth St,
mar G-tf bet. and Fl, east side
WANTED-By respectable wsnaa, Q SIfUA-
w TON az cook, washer or ironer; rood refer.
enees given required. Gall or address at gag 2oth
street. corner OF u, for days. ap8
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SEE FIRST PAGE OF to-day. Star for interest
ing local articles.
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9lIAf PEsSsyLyAHIA Rou1., vta Baltissors ~
HcTrfsbxyg, 10 tia North and WsSi-Two trains leave
Washington daily and enc on Sunday-quiek time
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther nformatisn apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn
sylvaniA Route, northeast corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., VI ashinston. 0Mce open from
.. N. until p. N. on Sundays from to Up. m.
~ lily go. MORTON, Agent.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-In an once, BOY about Is years of
w sse; one that writes fair hand, and is cor
rect ar figures Reference required as 10 arac.er
Address III !" Star Office my a3-2ts
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WARRANTED TO CgRE IN sIx DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey .
standing, will cure GoNorhoa in sag days. No
change Of diet rsanired , Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook Alexandria. ia g. "
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TOR SALE-HoUsE AND LOT-A two.stsry,
j besen ent and attic Brick House, containing s
FOODS. No: 219 North street. between Delaware
avenue and LIST st. This is most desirable prop
of The Capitol Grounds. 1t viii be sold on the
most asonabls terms For particulars ing uire of
JOHN J. PEABODY, No. so Louisiana avenue.
my linn
, 1863-06-10
FROM kaURFREESBoRC.


WASHINGTON, June 9.-An official dispatch
from Gen. Rosecrans, received here to.dny,
dated Murhecsboro, June 9th, says:
Last evening dispatch from Colonel J. B.
Baird, commanding the post at Franklin.
Tenn, was received as follows: Two men
came into camp abort dark, dressed In our
uniforms with horse equipments to corres-
pond, saying they were Col. Anton, Inspec-
tor General, and MINOR Dunlap, his Assistant,
having IN order from AdJutant Gen. Towns
end, and yonr order to inspect outpost, but
their conduct was so singular that we arrested
them, and they insisted that it Was very I'M
portant to 60 to Nashville tonight. Colonel
Baird asked if there were any such persons In
the army, and if SO, their descriptions.
I replied at once, that they were probably
spies, and directed him to order court. and
If they proved to be spies to execute them I'M
mediately, which was done, and they were
tried and condemned to be hung, md the sen
tence was carried into execution before ten
o'clock the next morning. On being discov.
cred, they confessed that they were officers in
the etebelarmy-onea Colonel named Lawrence
". Orion, formerly ". Orton Williams. One
clai1ns to be first cousin Of Robert Lee, and
is said to have been Chief Of ARTILLERY on Gen.
Braggs stafr, and formerly to hayo been or
General SCOTS stat. of the I'd regular car
airy.
, 1863-06-10
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,

NEW YoRK, 5unc "a Hilton Head 1ettc1
of tic 4th, reports raid by 29o OF the .e
South Carolina regiment, under Col Mont
gomery, into the Interior, and their return
without the loss Of one man, and with 16(
contrahands and large amount Of other pro
perty.
It is stated TINT 500 might have been ca.'
1ied of, had the transportation been sufficient.
Fifty dwellings Of secesasonists wsre des.
troyed. ...
1t is understood that Admiral Da1dgren
is willing to take . command under Com.
Foote.
A Hilton Head letter reports thai thesteam-
er secor was accidentally destroyed BY fire,
off Seabrook's Island; also, that tbs gunboat
Shepherd Knapp was lost near Nassau, hay
ing run ashore.
A letter from Folly leland, Charleston Har-
Dor, June 1st, states that there are butt 900
rebel troops on James' Island, where there
we're formely about u, 900. The inference is
that they have been sent to operate against
Grant.
: NEW York, June n-Thc Iast Hilton Heau
letter gives Col. Morris report, which Il to
the effect that his expedition destroyed d vast
amount of cotton, ryey and other property,
aud brought of 725 6lavss. They had some
sharp skirmishing, in which the men behaved
sp1endidly. The Ibss's letter puts the value Of
the property destroyed at S150, 900.
, 1863-06-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF tho Africa.

HALIFAX, June 9.-The Africa, from Liver
pool, 30th, via Queenstown 31st May, arrived
here Mt 3 o'clock this p. N. Her dates are
four doya Inter.
A public meeting was to be held In Liver.
pool On the Sd OF june, to pay tribute to the
memory Of of9tonewau Jackson.
The ships Dorcas, Prince and Union Jack,
from New York for Shanghai, the Sea Turk
from Boston for San Francisco, and the Nye,
q wha1er, had been captured by the Alabama.
Diplomatic relations between England and
Brazil had been broken.
Roebuck had given notice TINT he would
move In Parliament, that England open nego-
tiation with other powers for the recognition
Of the Confederacy.
Lord Montague will move an amendment.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, May W.-The Poris correspond
ent Of the London Morning Heru11 says that
Mason's presence ln Paris has strengthened
the report Of the approaching recognition Of
the Southern confederacy. The great stun.
portion of the British Cabinet. The general
impression is tl1at France will take tie lead
in the recognition Of the South, and the rest
of Europe Will not be SLOW to follow.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
iAornIag Rst also reports that fresh efforts are
obtain from the European Governments the
recognition of the Southern Confederacy.
The 4irmy and Nary Gazette looks during
the early part Of June for most remarkable
series Of operations In various parts Of Amer.
ica, on which will depend the summer cam
pafgn. 1t says let no man believe that we are
near tho end of the war so Ear as the North is
concerned. There are signs, however, that ,
civil conflict may at any time break out within
the borders Of either or both helllgcrents.
The Polish insurrection il still progressing.
The Poles gained several minor victories oVel
the Russians-
, 1863-06-10
FROM MADISON.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
MAD1sos, Wis, June ., 1868.
The Fourth Animal Convention Of Wiscon-
sin State Sunday echool Union, opened here
to day. There is large attendance, over
three hundred delegates already being pros
cnt. Deacon IT. Il. Byron, Of Milwaukee, is
President.
A despatch was received today By Lieut..
Colonel Loyen, Provost Marshal General Of
the State, Stating that IN enrolling officer In
Washington county had been shot while en-
guged in his work. It also reported that IN
officer in Dodge county was dangerously
wounded yesterday while engaged in enroll
ing the militia. This il the natural result Of
the teac,lings Of such papers as the Chicago
1i"se'' Milwaukee Nesos, md Ses Bote, and
proves the truth Of my recent assertion, that
there were indications Of resistance to the
draft, though certain papers denied it in the
most abusive manner.