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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

The Springfield Republican saws there Is a
we'll authenticated story. ia private circles. that
few months ago. when the rebel rams we're about
ready u leave Liverpool and our afurs With
Englsni were most fear ful aud threatening
President Lincoln wrote personal. private let
ter 10 Queen Victoria on the subject: md from
its reception bv her dates the aud mofe Just
policy OF the English Governmen, toward US
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Recent Movements of the Two Armies
on the Rapidan-Gen Leess Army
10000 strong-Promosiono OF Colonel
Egan, Of Chicago, 60 the Rank OF
Brigadier General.
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Why il joiner less handsome than his wifeS
Kase he 10 great deA-plAneg
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n RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
o P p 0 S I ION N.
Fare Reduced.
Little Miami and Column bus
nnd Xenia
IL u @ s.::s:,. 49, g 3; q {
RAILROAD.

TNOR TIE ACCOMMODATIONS or THE CITIZENS
OF indianapolis and the travelling public gem rally
an Office has been opended Blskes Building corner Of
washington street and Ksntucky avenue, opposite the
Bates and Palmer Hotels under the auspices Of the
abose-narned Railroad where tickets and all desired
formsien may be obtained the travellers convenience
This az accommodation which has long been required
at Indianapolis.
Office from
One 90 Three Dollars Less
than tickets are sod A. the Union Depot Ia indianapolis
Dor Through Tickets and all information please apply
At the Office. above
Y Poe'ce hours from A. NJ. 20 r N. once hour
Sunday from stooPM p. W STRADsR
General Ticket Agent.
wM Y. wArsoS. Ticket Agent
JSo. @. BENSON, Agent.
:. sHAckLrFoRD. Travelling Agent
dsc5-du
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DIE D..

KIRBY-ln this city, the 9th inst, HARRIET IsA-
wife Of J. NJ. Kirby and daught,r Of Jesse and
Margaret Whist. aged "a years.
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PAINTING.

IN LONG. NO. ) EAST NEW YORK STREET OP.
T. POSlrE University Square, is prepared TO do all
kinds of House and sign Painting Grsning and Glazing
on short no'ice and in the very best style. Persons
wanting work in his line requested TO give him
call. aec5 div
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MAR RE D

TrCHCOCK-w00D-0n the 9Th Of December at ST.
Johns pastoral dsnce. by the Rev. Aug Bessonies,
Mr.. JOHN arrcHcacK 20 Miss CT ALICE WOOD
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NOTICE.
PROFESSIONAL,

Dr. a. ID. GALL.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES To THE CITIZENS ol
" indianapolis aud vicinity. Office. Virginia Avenu.
No. %. Residence North New Jersey street. No. 81
ocii4'63-dly
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iIs SOUTH THIRD sTRgAT. PHIL ,psLPHIA.
PhilsdelpAla. November -. iss1 ascT.Gij
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UNITED STATES STOCKS.
u. s. 5-20'S

yet given notice Of any intention withdraw this popu-
lar Loan Sale PAY. and until ten days notice is
given the undersigned, ssGeucrai SubscriP-
ton AGENT, will continae to supply the public
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

Robert t. Cutting.
a. the Circuit "a
The President and Directors the Ui,ed Stses, District
the ~ Of Indiana
Peru and indianapolis November Ttrn. lisa.
Railroad CoInnAnH al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
Citv IntellI~ence.

DEDICATION OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Tho Cath ics OF the Seventh ward have determined
providing ecclesiastical accommodation for themselves
The fact Of the matter that the good archdesooos par
ish had got % populous that his excellent assistant,
Father Boyos seceded matter OF recognized duty;
and, taking advantage Of the enemy's retreat, made
friendly asault tho magnificent old prssbytss'aa
session. II n . nDs ssalwast building, and has lost
nothing by tho recent improvements which have bssn
Is%ay ass.s.sa t. sy chSSop uSsss 81
whom, ALSO the sermon VIII BE- preached leading
feature In the esrsneDss WIN BE- n. shot., Witch b MOI
found In this city. NJ Schmidt oSuaniss Of high
puts win perform II the dedication
Ixsrnun o. REwARD roe OayHAW % PAnnon.--1hs
annual meeting Of this association held u the Frss
Academy on Thursday evening, Valentine Mo Frssdsos
IN chair. Tho report Of The Secretary David oon,
sttute have been mainly directed urging the Legislature
their acceptance Of the Congregational grant for Agricultural
and educational purposes and also towards procuring
supplemental fund for tho support OF preparatory de-
partmcn for the younger class Of orphans. Following
the reading Of the report remarks were made BY Charles
NJ Van and oshers Contributions should be directed 70
A. y. wiimarth, No. 1s5 Broadway.
GREAT srRAwRunv ExmRnos-Ths great strawberry
exhibition At tho ONCE Of the American Agrioulturs No.
Al Park row. closes to-day. Ths exhibition, which Ia one
Of the seem II open 10 ALL and h well worth
visit Twenty prizes win Be awarded ut the close OF
the show.
picnic the benent OF tbs Rev John BArrys church,
the I'D inst at Elm Park on the siand. Boats leave
Of Corsndt street for the Park every hour thus
placing the scene estvity within the reach of every
ss have Obtained Z not ostsnd we zee no reason WHY
II should betAs will be delightful Affair his annual
picnics have heretofore been.
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THE svRNIMo OF BUTTON, s. c.

Omctal Despatch from Admiral Dupont.
WARRINGTON, June 10. 1893.
The Navy Department has received from Admiral Du-
pont the particulars attending tho destruction OF Buon,
South Carolina II appears that on the 80 instant he
dercd Leutenans Commander Bacon 70 proceed with tho
Commodore MoDonsugh on this expedition.
Tho army forces from General Hunters command num-
bored one thousand board the transport MAynower
and another army transport under the command Of Colo
mel Barton. BY order Of this oosr The town Of Button
was destroyed BY ro the church there only being spared
Though tho rebel troops made several charges our
Forces they driven back the shells and shrspns
Of the Commodore McDonough.
Biuon being entirely destroyed, the soldiers rs-su
barked without casualties and returned TO Hilton Head
The Admiral says that the expedition o complete
success owing 10 tho hearty o both branches
OF the service
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Saw FRAxuBoo. june Is, 1eo3.
Tho Union Convention to day nominated j. N. Machn
for Lieutenant Governor, and Tom. Shannon and W.
Bigby for Congress.
Tho Union democrats OF Washington Territory have
nominated George T. Cole 20 delegate to Congress.
The vote Of the Territory will exceed 1000. There
many local and personal influences at work that
is doubtful whether tho deocratic Union candidate
vii! be elected.
The San Francisco markets dull Business confined
TO tho jobb ing trade.
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Carr RAH, Juno 10, 1858.
The steamshp Bohemian from Liverpool 11th via Lon
donderry 18th, passed this point at to-day and
boarded BY the news yacht OF the press.
The Bohemian has thirty-four cabin passengers for
Quebec She experienced continuation OF fne weather.
Tho political European news not OF great Importance
The Parliamentary proceedings unimportant.
Lord Pamerston pointed out the difficulties, owing 70
the war, Of any such negotiations. He hoped, the
Conederates gained their Independence they would make
satisfactory arrangements.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York. a.
rived out on the 9th instant.
The steamship North American, from Quebec arrived
out on the 10th instant.
The steamship Borussia, from New York, arrived at
Cowes ON the 18th instant
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Ex-Governor SpraGue, Of Rhode Island. cS the Astor
House last evening FOR waehingtoo, IN company with
Postmaster General Blair.
Rear Admiral roote 10 sti lying dangerously III a the
Aston House. and bis attendant physicians report his
condition yesterday was very unfsvossbs.
Hon; .. raIlmadge, Of Ohio Z: Barnett. o. Memphis;
Army: Charles n. Richmond, Of Michigan; william Nor
rson, u Cincinnatl W. IA. BAylcy, u Missouri; J. q
s,aung, u HONOLULU and d. b. starkweather Of Troy
ere stopping NJ the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. D. b Hinckiey and lady, Of Bangor John ststsos,
q Boston Or Gilshrst and lady, United States Navy;
Of Nashville p. q. Ellsworth, Of PiAtsburg; NJ scha6sr
q s. Louis Capt; H. J. s.itsr, q Newiampshirs. and
pipg al the Aston House.
ADA Gen. sprsgue, Of Albany n. L~ns, Of Boston;
Raw " 81 Howard Of Pstsbars. y Ds'1S
webstos OF Kentucky r. H. Bsyy Of New Orleans o. A.
Dodge, of Vermont, and W. G. simmons q Rhode Island
ere stopping NJ the s. Nicholas Hotel.
Governor Ramsay Of Minnesota. and Senator wlsop O,
2gAasschusctts, ere In wsshngton.
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Heindab AMI Cand,s at Hsvre 7th tnervs q Hetvoes
Legats at Hamburg; fordskoy Antwerp fh China and
wind sprt OF Start Point oh Hanbod' = Hsms.,g
ropa. q n Taylor Rhine. Liberty sna Ges,emasae At Deaf
John Bright nj LIVERPOOL sth Ahambrs and Brish Queen
a. do; u, Orif 10Th Bared
Queenstown; 18th Rapid and stefano at do
Arrived from Boston Sta Gondola al Dea 10th, Ses, al
Liverpool l''.7
Arrived from Phiiadelhia 9th Florence ChipmAn. sf
Liverpool $500
Arrived from Baltimore Air. Cause, at Portland.
Arrived from Ca Lao 9Th. Col Adams Cuxhaven; 7th.
Cumheriand at Antwrp; 1th Devonshe, at ouser own.
Sailed Tor New York 9TH. Relic Wood aud David Hosdiev,
from yerpooi Proyidencia. from Iievoet; 9Th. Agnes
Anna, from Browershaven
mEnoRAsprM- Ship John Merry ran ashore near Care
Mematte 10Th May h. .--a
THE LATENT cRxEncAsrIH s,e~. IN
Arrived from New York. Idrns Helvoet Atlanta and
Anton, Onnther, at Brower~haven. l.an n.
Arrived from Cellao, .Si enc, {" at Cuyhavon. =
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European Steamers or Cape Race.

Sr. JOHNS, N. f., juno IL, 1SB3.
The steamship Jura from Quebec for Lverp oil passed
Cape Race Tuesday night. and late commercial and
news dispatches put on board. rf
The steamship 81. Andrew, from Glasgow passed Cape
Race Wednesday morning aese1
Tho steamship Teutonia from Southampton on the
9Th instant also passed Cane Race midnight OF We'd
nesday Her news anticipated by the Scotia at New
York .
An the above boarded BY the news yacht Of tho
New York press. hal.4os
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mercial Intelligence.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The market heavy consols declined !. the 10th
but were rather nrmer tho 18th The money market
was arm. Nothing was done below per cent for best
bills.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Illinois Central shares, 49, discount Erie Railroad,
6oxaoo.
Consols are quoted at e1,l
The bullion In the Bank Of England has Increased
Illinois Central shares s2a 81 discount; Fries, SO 90;
New York Centrals. 721f
Breadstufs dull Sugar firm Conee quiet and steady.
Jss steady Rice firm ralow dull at as 3D. Ps'fo.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales II cotton for four days 1000 bales In
GLIDING 5000 bales 70 spectators and exporters The
steadcr.
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester ma ket very dull.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruvYB nARKEr.
On I'll qualities. Richardson, spenos Co. and sshsr r..
nd d.c,iosd red western, e. o.. ca red sou,bsrs.
g. I'd q 3D.. white Western o. ID los. I'd. vhiJs
Southern, los ID. . lis ID. Corn downward and d.
eiinsd Cd mixed, 2ss. 81. : SO. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
e.., r: :: ' o sss al: :.A so r sS al: ~:
LIVERPOOL rHopucs xAREsr.
Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee inactive Rice steady.
rnsssd oil STEADY q ~. ca Ro.in quis. ana ssssdy
Tnn Latest MARKRrs.
1rnsoot, June II, 1888.
me sales Of cotton for the wssk w~s 200 bslss.
The market has bssn dun, and prices va lower
Cor American, and va. Nd lower for other dsscrip-
tons spscuatovs took 200 and exporters 5000 baiss
fhe alss to-day (Frday) estimated 1t 5000 bales
INCLUDING 600 spectators and sxporters the MARKET
slosing quiet and unchanged The authorised quotations
are
Pair. ksdHino
Orleans. .................s....N 2zk
Mobile. ..............'.'......'.N ~
Upl0uoo
The STOCK IN port 10 estimated At 3ss 900 bales of
which ~ 900 are American.
Brsadstuns have down ward tendency.
Corn In dull at 2ss. ass %. for mixed
Provisions are fat.
fhs produce market Is quiet bu, steady
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Royal Havana LOttery.-3O per cont
Premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Hghe ct
paid for Doubl1ons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 16 Wall street.
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me Wed n.ehn. site Itssff xssssbis IN psesssssts
,u,lr.ly yv-tr,rrs al a ~fse t0oA fSsy ssf-f
N ,h 49,. f,f a. IN, aanIfaea ing puflssars
ssssT-stion fuabs 81 tafff rsrs sut rfaf u llfsr
so<d Th~y have ssty ~ seb - 81 sirts ~ fstft.
49, .f. $500 60 - oft ~cn fisn.f
sTF~ssrt usln al siSes "a fyte@1 Nti hsn. sil bns
~.ftss tr.s tx al q coi sna 10 fsrs, a. Arabs
800 ,e3ilrr ~ f4airs ~ uashafACtAtsA W lafHs 81
p~r,.ais % rsrh n a. rswNHstt " thtNs AZ .iHi ~
- f.ss ~ aFsinsry % ins tsr0 49, fFfsa
..a = rass Gsgilg ne saiH % i-sirg W. h - 20
$3.50 go ~ so aeg ~ sFsraisfsH de WppD b.
~. H. taabE dnsy fl.asr So tHtsrA~4 sbatf $3.50.
81 sA - sfs Ted - tfntFtt etAst'T tmasa
- 90 40 NrfsN TEsp "a we've. ft~ hHffs 4
,s.s " ~ ffsfy sa sh~ff ifrr tsfs isra 49,
"a d. BEG ffHr ffI Hfsinft IT,
y ~ tsly ,~rs ths ssensass ifsifFtFt srsas' ~
10 ~.ifsuts l.lst@y
t.f.tl- I'll. 81 "a 90 rtsss ~ f.gss rrs.i fssss
nstas. Yrffl 80 istsHH9 ae Hsssf tIsa ". a.l
y 80 q f0sy " Nnrefs# - So y. tt. fHlF.
lafs strasns - thrf ~frA ~ n Jesse
- - 81 80 tesaf. ttsns y. 90 80 e<fff~iss
waJD 4LsI-ls NAgEs.k ocSrHET
nDik 30 Bty..~s. ~. Tsrt.
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Prizes Cashed In all LOCALIZED Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH RATES, Broker,
No II Wall street. Room No l. New York.
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Omciai Drawings OF the shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky.
EsrRA CLAss l37-Juns TO- 1883
81, IL, %, 81, 3S, ~, So, 40. &c. SO, l, 81.
CLASS Assume 10, 1854
john NORRIS CO.
m Delawlro
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Base BaII.

PHILADELPHIA vs.. NEW Y0RK-THK PoRNyR THE
DECIDED vIcTORs.
Yesterday afternoon tho Athletic Club OF Philadelphia,
and the star Club Of Brooklyn, played most excellent
game on the Union grounds, Williamsburg The Phaa.
dephiass begin 70 feel at home and succeeded In beating
their opponents BY twenty They have thus proved
themselves made OF the right stun and viii be sent
home their way rejoicing Annexed s tho scJre;-
Ipniugs. 1s a. 81 a.. Ga. GA. IA. sh. Oh.
Star. - o 2 OIL
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Eighs Cartes do visite for One Dollal
At BALcHs new Gallery, as broadway near Grand stree
ate Barclay and Greenwich streets
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ThS WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best snd cheapest Newspaper In

The Best end cheapest Newspaper In
the World.
The WKKHIv nFRs6s Cor the present week. ready this
Saturday morring. vii conlsn.-
Full and reliable accounts Of The recent Rebel Raid IN
Pcnnsy lvsnia and Maryland, with accurate reports Of
Their Movements and Of the Preparations made IN Penn
syivania and elsewhere for their exp.lsion the
Loyal states.
very excellent Map show ing the Line Of the Rebel
Advance the susquohanns and the mon Line Of
Defence.
The a,es, accounts OF the Movemsnt Operations and
prosent Position OF the Army Of the Potomac
The latest News OF the Movements OF tho Rebel Army
unoer General Iee
The latest advices In regard 10 the Siege cf vcksburg,
ana OF the Progress of General GRANTS Army accompanied
with Rebel accounts Of the situation OF aiIhirs.
The latest News from LOUISIANA Tennessee kentucky
virginia, North Carolina South Carolina Texas Mexico,
Havana, Europe and all portions Of the world.
Poetry.-"1he Cavalry RAID" "The Rebels arc Com
ing"
The rebelaare coming, arisel arisel
\, Inc rebels are coming, arisel arisel
IN old Pennsylvania our strength they despss;
fe sons OF the North. 70 tho rescue arissI
That fierce guerilla, jim Jenkins, i hear,
In this rebel foray Is tho bold pioneer,
Ana ns strange gang Of Wild mountain troopers are such
That wherever they come they astonish the Dutch.
va The rebels are coming, &C.
70 Heal, or Three Months In a Military Hospital"
Conclusion Of tho graphic story Of the "Cruse Of P
rate" giving vivid description of life in the Arctic
Ocean.
The Paris Fashions for Juns.
Agricultural-Prospecss for the SeasonThs Applisa-
tco Of Manurss-Ths Flower 0ardsn and very Interest,"
~ essay on Entomology.
Sporting-Racng and TrottIpg- Bifiayds-Aquatics--
Base 6all-rhs Priss Ring, &c., no.
rsssti4 and quantity OF very interesting miscslla
neous reading
It win also contain Reviews Of Money, Provision
Cattle. Horse and Family Markets; Editorials Promi.
nsat Events Of the Day Ship News and reports Of all
other interesting and important news.
Single copies I've cents. Annual Subscription price
Ono copy
wv Oop'es.
400 ocPioS 10
Any larger number addressed TO names Of Subscribers
o. 30 eaoh An extra copy will be sent every club OF
ton Twenty copies, 10 address, year e23 and
any larger number at price, An copy will DO
sent 70 clubs Of twenty These rates make The WEEKLY
HnArD TIE cheapsa publication IN the coxniyy.
Omei.i Drawing. or mdrray, Eddy q
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri 8tats Lotteries
KsxrucEY RxTnA CLAss y7-Juns 10 1853
10, 9, 80, ~, 20, 40, 65, 40, AZ, 0, 80, "a, II.
KssIvcxY, CLim sssJune i9. 1883.
81. 10, H. AZ 10, 49, 40. 35, a. As, u.s. 40, g. a. 49,
'''e''''' ''' '''' OF e''' x u RSDY Co.
Covington. Ry or ~ Louis No
Omci.I Drawings OF the shelby College
Lottery of Kentucky.
% Z s.r q Gas !. t % 20 10 a lsds
Grass l,e-June 10 IasS
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rfIsCEI.LAgFOUB.


IsoLUTs STA OF 100 LOTS AND CORES ~ rHE
~ Ninth ard OF lie .ip VI ooklyn d. kah Lewis
Mlouyhby and stuyvssn avenues. "sherspoon hA''and
Pulaski streets ~,
III Lioelsior rrc Insurance ompsny o. New 70 sil
sell M suction Thursday Junf>S Htiz SIN "'t
ants Exehanfe csf.on. icI LIsva,,. ~ ntoufn
fLEEChER. son Co, and JAMES 'onN noN'
An,io'eers, the following property G-1eg ns W
on De kalb and SUI Ayslp 1tr - "a W cos
ID KALI Hvenne9 lois be- suyEessnt hhu wv avs
fhasA s-2l lots n. aud bet Lewis Stuy uss" hFs
Nuss. tt--.O lots g. bet Reid and stayNN san, A's
Suyvesant Avail W. bot. Pulaski - slhousos ~
htusNesant sy--7 lots A. bet Itari ~ " isS y Az
Hsr tt-O lois sores ~ ., T. bc~is stny rs.h,h"
Mar SIT eores n bet stuyvesant sv, and 4foal"hy
lrwis AZ - lots and goress cor o. WILLOW. ~ az
Nlioughby nv ~ do n. A b. lsiYis StfvsnAnt avs
WinrrsIoon SIS do, bot Lewis stu3vcrant ava
Tss property very de Tab situated ON elevated srcni
contiguous N three Mites city railroads (hyr aud 10
kalb avenues and Br Gdway Ines 70 dinercn pJns ana
ferries in Brcoklsn. FOR Residences tbs ncsiv 10 Hnsu
passed aud number of hns Tesnoos have already been
erected In the vicinity All tie sres have signs on The
coruer and ~ feet In width while tae distance from
the Custom House n the thai to forts fourth street
New York This sale oilers unusual oppcrfunlyio ~
yesment for speculative prerfy IN this
neighborbood IN rapidly Increasing In value IrchaA.ls
VIII he protected against by clause IA the deedH
and 10 furnished ~ title free OF
The title IL undispuasr TnU thirds OF the purchase
remain bond and at siY cent per
For maps Sc. apply at the Once o. The Company
No. $50 broadway the Auctoneer-. No " Ooc~ street
and $50 Fulton street Brook. n By order.
EUGENE rIUkEErr, Prcst1eut
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

A New Proposition for the Suppression
OF the Slave Trade OF the Rebel States
English Con fcssion OF General Grants
victories-Work OF the Privateers-The
Supposed Rebel Cruizer SOutherner
Searched, &c.
In the English House Of Commons Mr. Cunningham sug
gesed the opening OF negotiations with Washington for
the suppression Of tho slave trade the Southern States
The London Tinps editorial on the American situation
says that for tine ngst time in the long narration of
federal victories has been Substantially confirmed The
game, 1t Is true, Is by no means played out;
but far the expedition hns been remarkably successful
reflects unwonted ustre the federal arms. With
comparatively small army General Grant has advanced
towards Vicksburg BY scceo Of vicories at point
after aroth. This much Is established by the Con-
federates themselves. Grant carry long be-
saguered city and s appropriate dsfences he may pay
for his opening by disastrous though not
glorious close.
The American ship Kate Dyer from Calao, arrived at
Antwerp, overhaued by rebel privateer and com.
PEELED TO give bonds for $50 ooo II 70 supposed that the
pFivaaeer was the bark IApwing, which originally
captured by the kloridA
The steamer Souherno1 recently launched at Stockton
on Tees had been making trial trip. Among tbs
pany on board person who represented himself
pswspapsr reporter, turned out to bs SPY, and h.
made aadavt tending TO show that the steamer was
Intended for Confederate cruiser. This anAdavn was
forwarded 70 Minister Adams, and BY him submitted
10 Earl Russell who orderded hes 70 be searched This
search resulted in nothing 70 justify suspicion, and tho
steamer remained unssizsd The alleged spy, however.
continued 70 hover about West HarpoOI, whore the
lying IL Is stated that the vessel 10 INTENDED
70 trade between Liverpool and Charleston.
The Polish Revolution
telegram from Vienna Gays Austria has not concurred
10 the propositions Of France and England TO Russia.
Another despatch asserts that Austria has approved
the propositions Of the other Powers.
There had been stolen from the Bank at Warsaw three
and half millions Of rouolos, being chiefly obligations Of
the Polish landowners Association.
France.
II was reported that the Emperor seriously contem-
plated introducing before long, certain reforms, partcu
larry respect the liberty Of the pross the liberty Of
speech and ministerial responsibilities.
The Bourse heavy. Rsntes. 60i. zoe
India.
CALCUTTA, May 81, 1883.
Freights quiet: on seeds 10 London 49, Exchange. o.
"a. Imports dull.
BoxRAY, May "a, 1863
Cotton tending upwards shrtinss and twist dull
| Exchange, IN. Freights lower.
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Arr from New rork Nay 2. vampire al 81 Helena a,h
che Kang sieamer ~ sinons Psy Jn1e L. ruiy FISHER
a. Psermo. 9Th. windspie q Curhsvenl sh winism vii
son Mercury and ovava ~ avrs Ga, Belle Ansis AFRO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

Cisy Ladies' and Ladies fron the Csun-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

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Benson and Clark.
To day they viii play the Eureka Club at Newark. and
thsn return home probably 10 play moro serious game
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

~hich ~ 900 are American.
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Corn In dull At 2ss. 2ss. 81. for mixed
Provisions are nat.
fbe produce market Is quiet. but steady.
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