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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

OPTICAL REPORT
GREAT FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Ard - 90.
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THE CLIPPER contains
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Fight Donss the Battle-Ground Appearance of the
uen and their remarks Each round fully aad correctly
ported The home and incidents Portraits of Co.
burn Cu.cs Kelly and Roche Handing the stakes to
the winner Arrival OF both ia New Yors Taxi Of
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PYLE's o. X. SOAP, SaLERaTus, and CREAM
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Midsummer Melody.
Twas night in the dog days.
And all through the house
Nigh. prswlen were stirring
Flesa bsd-bugs, and mouse
The chi dren, uneasy,
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The bsd.bugs preferred them
Because :hey fat.
But at dawn on each insect
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Saccumbed TO his Pill
LYONS POWDER will kill oil insects. LYONS MAG
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COFFEE.

10 TnH CoypEE- DRINKING PUHLiC.
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spring.
1863
Our usual fine variety Of
GOODS,
SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE,
NOW READY.
comp ssns ali the articles necessary foss
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Doors AND SHOEs.-A great variety OF the
heat onsy at tine lowest market prices, at NO. 81
Bowsr, peI, to 5.h st, or No 2s0 3iay near 2iih't
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Usefai and Valuable Discovery!

Usefal and Valuable Discovery!
HILTows INsOLUBLE CEMENT
before the pSSie L b.. boon thorough. tested during The
HILTOYs INsoLURLE CEMENT
IL thing aud the result years OF study s comeaae
'A SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
and under ccums ances or charge OF temperature WI
become corrupt emit any offensive smell
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
using machines will find the best article knoa for eesnt-
ug chsnre works without delay net affected ~
snJ change OF temperature.
will ind 1t sufficiently adhesive for their be- been
proved.
1T Is ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO LEATHER.
and claim .. an especial merit ,hs. .ie.s Patches sa@
. .tsi1s' 20 '''' '-' SINUS '''' 'A' A''"e
1T Is THE ONLY LIQUID CEMENT
esossE as; ' f5Hs T SSS IVORY
and articles Of Household use
REMEMBER, HlLToNs INsoLUBLE CEMENT I,
IN a''dh tit ss;{ tYgis cESEsr
Hrnros sssp sso Il Ts'.i q CEMENT IN
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Supplied in Family or Manaf.ctursrs p..a.sss from
HILTON BROS. Co, s.s Dp,t:ss.' n,
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Dsy.'t. and ct retail everywhere.
Read What JOAN c. Moore, esq, Editor Of the
C.ursr, Norwich. Conn, Gays Of wisTARs BALSAM oS
WILD CHERRY.
NoawlcH, March 81, leso.
NIe,.r, g. w. FowIE Co.. Boston;
oxsrtruns Three years sso after much suffering sonA
hs affects Of typhoid ana having rscsvea very
M hsns6, from many other prescrptiens Dr. Srsaesick
p,n ot x0ur city presented me- with quantity Of WIS.,
r. s,s RAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY, which ussd with
20. b.uess and continue to do now whom ossssoa
-, deem invslashis medicine, b far hat hse
ui,.a and su the peculiar requirements presented ~
my own and readily agree the wish Of yees sssns
in thus s,ssins my opinion after experience.
JOHN c. MOORE.
Prepared BY SETH W. FowLE / Co, Dosasu aaa To-
sale by all dealers In Medicines. Il
Soaps, Candies. Starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c HpLYS SONS .
roTmefly w. Hull Souk
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Cpposits fsrk rountsis, NswXah.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
the SIEGE OF VICKSBUR0.
-~~~~~~~~~~-~~.~~~->~-
THE COMMANDMENT G0lNG ON SLOWLY.
-~~~-~~~~->>--~N>~>~,~~~-
The Work on the Canal Steadily
Progressing.
Fight with the Rebels In Lake
Providence.
THE HEALTH OF TER TROOPS IMPROVING.
de-, Ie., 30.
the COMMANDMENT GOlNG ON SLOWLY.
THE HEALTH OF THB TROOPS IMPROVING.
CAiRo. Fob. 20. 1893.
we'd from vicksbnrg, Fri

cAiRo. Fob. 20. 1893.
Tho steamer Kcnncti has arrived from vlcksbarg Fri
day, Goth Inst
The mortar boats stiil mar,an thor position and hrc
occasional shots. Tho rebels reply whenever any boat
approaches tho Point.
Sow has boon run through tho canal The work n
charging IL steadily progressing. Thrcn lhoarand
are sad To be at work daily the peninsula.
Nothing has been heard OF the Iudanola Queen OF
the West
large ncot OF boats left Memphis Sunday for below
ono Of our gunboata passed INTO Lako Providence, =
found band of rebels with large numbc u n"gr -
Telling the passages ob tr, CT tho
passage OF our boats. shc shood company 1 Ihno
away.
We assured by officers direct from Yolnga ont
that the health Of the army IL slightly improving
The steamer Belle OF Memphis LANDED Monday night
the Arkansas side. itdrtysx mica above .emrhs
put or passengers She touched SHIRE han
dozen gicas rushed aboard ATTEMPTED b. ge, Poe
session OF her. The boat Immediately backed tho
gucrilias forced jump ashore. Ihcy acrwards
fred on the boat, dong damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
THE REVOLUTION N POLAND.


Collisions and hostscs continued, but tbs oonects
generally reported 70 be In favor Of the Rassans
At Balmow however u was said that tia russIaus htd
been descatcd by the Poles.
was reported that the peasants were sclzps isolated
insurgsn "a and putting them 70 death.
The London 7> reerascs ~ belief that The rising or
the Poles thoroughly NATIONAL affair." AVID q Asud. b.
u. Catholic Jries says that the insurgents sppsar 10
be increasing and keeping hold whole provinces q
the country.
Efforts being made by the friends Of Poland 70 ret
France TO pressure the Rnssan govern
ment and similar movements being made In Ioudos
The following kilograms Indicate the progress o. she
insusrsctioa
wAasAw, Feb. =, isss.
m news Of tho rcaAsbst,le wouocsosk, and The
dsfsas At The insurgents with great hss, oosarw~S,
although 10 esHcia report of the battle has yesybesa
received
ms Russians set nrs 10 the town - wosossoxs.
M rcs said 10 have numbered xir thousaoa msn.
LsssvRe, Feb. o, 1853
The inHurrccson AZ Ankusch Ia rapidly spreading
Ihs foes are under Karowski, and sre posted near
Bombrowa.
Lansnwies "a preparing 10 attack Cyers,ocksm.
Inc Poles have promised tho railway administration
not 70 destroy The line on condition that all trains shah
be stopped upon their being sxnaiized TO DO so
An order o. tho Emperor Of Austria has been pqb hod
Of March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
the BLOCKADE or MOBILE.
Our Naval Correspondence.

uSrTED STATES srE,srR susouEAvsA.l
orr Mognk, jar. 20, 1863. I
The blockade Of This port far from being "a clvo
facts may be takon IN evidence Tho Cuba
sncccedad Ia running past vessss hst IN
broad daylght and certainly tho slaht th.t
made 70 stop her we're entirely useless. The stesmer
Ann succeeded in dchargng most Of bor the
steamers sent by tho rcbes before captascd
and she had been engaged for hours thai opsrsih
before movement made 10 4 4. her. TIN tho irrh
Of this present month the was allowed - cscare
yS ss AZ r. w sas s ea s 70 ~ ne
on the evening Of the l6th and undsr III. ec,,a
position. IL was plain 10 IA All tnnt sns intcGc nm
out h possible during the i.hi. There sh
here at tho time and by iitte cnort thsy oud h,vc
been disposed that the only main channel tht coah
have bccn by the orcso wsud have bscn eccaaDy
bIockaied. But yet she esoapei. Comment IL
sary On the morning % the 21th, al da,gLs steam
10 be ashore about milo ffua tort Mo
In attempting blockade she bad gten aground
and II WAS expected that she would snaD all an
prize b. this fleet But ,hc ct severely alone Wy
US while tho rebels on steamer and .ok tho
cargo and iighenei her she Thea oitad AID ~nio
write she IL quietly stsan,ng up TO Mobile, With thu
frowning guns u PORT Morgan guarding her ~ tho rear
IL Ia not for mo 70 wh.re th. blame bat the
dstinct muiicrn of officers and bard ~ this
ship beard BY your readers. wona anioet beiray Tho
fact u there be for Judicial add executive nyea
tgaon " bore at this post u the Gull squadron,
should be inquired INTO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

Rebel Cavalry RaiA-AiI ths Abis-bedisS
Contrabsn As Carried on, Sss., Sc.
NAsnvuIS, Tenn, fsb. 40
Gen whesers whole force. four brisaaee u eavairy,
are this side q Columbia Tenn snd reported th-,
carrying ell tho able bodisd ssuh poflioa
within four uss II yrsshs Ass ufsn<
The tedsrai lines ere II Franklin. Thevs u largo
fsrcs. usdss Gee. Gilbert ~ thss place No s.s.
sppreheoAsA a - ssAes.
rns rsssls rcposs 60 vosssss dssaA n - - -
isvsd hsrs. howsvsr. #r n.
! ~ rsssssa re- y HAspssa sivs. - nile ssss ~
e. yrsskjAL - ..eaMR
TAsss has 49, bssvy rsss ~ -. M rive m.
Ing rapidly and vnl probably evsr1ov ~ bssks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

kr. Mason at the Lord Ma or's Banquet
An London-His Rece ption and Speech
He Prophecies Intimate Commercial Rs-
lations Between the south and Eng
'land-The Emancipation Questfon-
THE Late Privatecr Sumter Out frona
S0ibraltar-The Food ship George Gris-
weld at LiverpooI-France Denies the
Action or her ConsaI I'm Texas, &C., SC.
nr Mason, tho Confederate Commissioner was prssent
tho l2h instant, At the banquet given by the Lord
Ayor OF london, and his was mentioned IN con-
sstion with the following toast -
:. To our Visitors,
me LORD Mayor N proposing the toast said that Al
Dough he could not greet Mr. Masou m ths recoonzod
snipetentary Of The Confederate ssas~. \. -.
ssned In Offering him . gentleman Via came !, on.
Ion important business. and, therefors ia ,,,,
Icarty welcome TO the Mansioa House. rre .a.r,-.s "a
sastrous civl war raging in America, and hoos6 80. -,
p satisfactory termination.
Mr. Mason, In responding 10 an sarness i,xw.,.s,
} speak, was received with loud end .r,hn,
2astio cheers. Mr.. Mason, afssr slludins q
p discult postou, from the noa-rsongnittcn a
Confsdcrats states by Engand said - felt N conss
1890, hesitation IN assuming to speak He thsn con
s"sd - fO'sws-I am stranger In Londou--ss rather
was ssranssr-bus have harncd sncs came 10 Lon
'n mat none Of English blood from my own Southern
pc are strangers annongst you. speak this from my
|e1s; fsyi Aas ess~ received ~ svuy crcx IN Eng.
f"a' ava ~ eruy cias " sscsSy, az a ws,coms
20 Aonorsf guest. Tho day viii comet d nd
p @--when tho relationship between my 70
rnmsnt which Is now IN ir inrsns fortune and yours
VI be one Of close and intimate alliance, say this
ors especially as regards the city Of London which d
Pc great marke. Of the world Ny country /, "a, usri
piled Prodser OIL great snpie Of ne orld ana say
p, tho relations commercial and doubtless political and
i'r'ainy social, between my hOrored oountrymea and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
Repertea ATTEMPT 10 Assassisate General
Banks.

BsT0s, Fcb =, 100.
IN. New Orleans correspondent q tie Bostea journal
writes under date n February Ia
This evening, General Banks was passing out ~ tho
ladies' entrance 70 the CITY Hotel, foe tho purpe~s ~
attending French Opera and before be r,sIpei into
bis carriage, pistol discharged from The recess IA
the wall and bal vhzSst cleo 70 ths psfson q Genera
Banks and close 70 an orcer VITO ATTENDED him. The
General hit and he assassin escaped tArough Tho
crowd tbs police bis uscS, and ho esun0t DOG
AVOID capture FrOr, ne syuDd q the report made BY
the weapon s suppsed 10 hAvs belonged 70 us clss
kng~a a. the 'xon,s cbfs,o' pistol. The Altar has
caused srsa, deal q tam and ica razna,sn N The
oonmuniiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26

Htf1sorH, Feb- 1s. lte1
cobnei shisy. 4 Tbs yKrs nAryiaad rexiEasss, as-
ioss1 al Polu, Rcxs, has eav,msd ten sunsrefs
ca THAR gay from RStmond win the psrcsfs ~ MIR
anasfal trade scushsru money EsD0an,ssx ~ ~ *
srosa,s 70 over tzs 90.
usgednh oihnors, ~ baltimore comfy . bfoihw y
oap+Aa Harry Gnmore, = ne rsbsl ufny. "a 49, ~
rc-sss his city daflus tho ngason < M
Lat rcp,smber, playing The PET z sgg. 80 40
easss, whie attsnp,mg a. s,a'h ~ adni@ ia ~
has been N the rsbei servks fsrieea u.o1'as. 49,
bf<d h. will ~ meet wh tbe " eaef enNtht
" hs bfuhsf sbo, aitlYsa0h slfif ~ k 80 $50
syy vas - VI W bis hystg v ~ a'tef1iA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The Capture Of Gssysmas BY the
Ffench-Ths French Reported March,
iag ON Hermosilis, sonora, &c., Ase.
wxauosos. Feb. rs, 1898.
Judge watts, Delegate from Nov Mexico. received ID.
vce TO-DAY fron n Pase sAa, ~ vssneh eight thousand
ssrsps. Asss ssssnssA ousynhs and were asssAsg -
HsrnsirA, - sap2s, q ~ lssoa sssss q sOsam.
Thsssssa ~ ne iavssina \ sssssd V b = Oosss-
srsacs d osvsser Psquisss coassnslss Ne sooAs u
Tfsachnsa aal saaiahlps then froa Sonora.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
THE REVOLUTION IN POLAND

ne steamship Jura, from Liverpool at half past three
lock the afternoon Of the 18th, Londonderry at
ecick the afternoon Of the 18th Instant arrived
Portland At half-past ten o'clock yesterday morning
Jura has hundred and seventy seven passengers
a . full freight.
Purser Taylor reports:-The Jura experienced heavy
sery gales throughout the passage On the 22d inst
latitude - IS, longitude IS 10, passed ship Julia
amer, bonnd East. On the same day, at Ave p. NJ,
sed steamer bound East, supposed TO be tho Europa
me screw steamship CITY or Washington, Captain Mre
use, which sailed from Liverpool At one O'Clock r. n
the 1lh and from Queenstown the afternoon OF the
n February, arrived at New York At ten O'Clock last
INT.
me steamship Borussa from Southampton on the 18th
'tant, reached this port also last night.
dates per the Jura eve days later than those
7 the Canada al Boston.
The Jura's mails will reach New York at six A. NJ this
,rning
The proceedings in the British Parliament ON the Iith
I. were quite unimportant &rN
Mr. Gladstone gave notice that on Ne 18th INST be
'ud move for a reduction Of the duty segars from
70 shinss and sixpence to ave shilliuss Per round
u Is stated that tho Galway steamers will start from
ashamptOn portion u the continental traffic.
Lord Pamorson had announced tho restoration OF the
ivay subsidy-subect however, 10 the report Of the
niraity upon the condition OF the steamers.
Mr. Fortescuc In tho House Of Commons said that the
vernment refused give direct aid 10 the ntercoonal
iway, but would lend s imperial credit In raising
IN.
SIR ". Baxter gave notice Of resolution antagonstIc to
Galway subsidy.
Tho English diplomatic correspondence on Italy shows
strong position In Of the withdrawal OF the French
pops from Rome.
me British returns for 1852 show Of
venue over tho ordinary expenditures.
In the French Corps ISgtsatR the paragraphs in the
Tres 70 the Emperor relating TO Mexico America and
" passed but the opposition strongly denounced
Mexican and the continued occupation Of Rome.
ne Paris correspondent Of the London 7elewapA,
riting on tho 10th inst, SAYS
rwo snvsys Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis have just arrived
IN London, charged with . financial mission. They
" already bad interviews with n. Fould and n de
gminy.
ms China, Austris and Calcutta malls rsacAsd Lon.
IN season for the American portion Il than 70 BE- for.
nsdsA By Ne stsanship Jura.
~ seeannAips Africa and KAdaS were hoah 10 iesxs
vuss paaos 4 ~ CO, sssssqusscs q - hsss
se1ns eefrsign oGhcn9
- sasansAip HAse.ia>, frou Portland, arrived d
ss = - eelsek - ~ sfAHsas0 = thsllAh
s~Uu&s 4tr
Gsastown ~ nooo tAs l1th inst.
ma steamship China, from New York. arrived u Liver
81 on ths l2ah mss During The pasass So broke one
hor shafts and had 70 complete the voyage with the
Of engine and hsr sas. Her lengthy passage had
gun 70 excite alarm for her safety which was happily
spelled by her safe arrival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
Eapiesiss "a Dspsst's Powder MILE
Thirt<ss Lives Lost-Nsass % shs ssf-
ferers. kr.

Grers, &c.
PHIipnymA. Fob. Is. 1919
severe explosDs occarrei about t-o oelook shs a.
tsrnocu al Dupouia Powder Nils, a. wtimngson, Dee
ware. Tho shock ws felt 10 this city.
wnsr.s,s, tel Feb "a, 1919.
The packing bogso u puponis p,-asr ~ofU -rpssss
a, two oclocs this Afternoon. Thirteen psrS1- scrs
killed and several badly sounded. sota great deal
Of dAnage va doro - me ether ~Wss.
Drrors NM, Dol FOB q, 1893.
An srrloslon a Cbs a tn upper mills u uNh Yard
,osK fla~c al to- o'cck IN. afternoon rhriosn nyss
wsfe lost, va isnss Acx0nns, r.fgls HSass, s.Dasi
Tshsf, sEarel USHER, IT, Id@sId rsslin Hugh eyItn.
TacAafs heLasgaila, Jain oslrk losn v rehan, lchn
Higgatty, Iisomas cAfkss, Thgnss t.oxbsriy, james
crvias no csnss a In s.pk~lan "a snkDo~n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
ANOTHER PRivATEER.

despatch received per the steamship G!asgo@ sta,c-
that tho now steamer 200" lying At anchor In tho
Mcraey the 9Th inst and expected sail n fc~
days for a rebel rendezvous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
Proposed Conventios 90 settle National
Troubies-1he United states ssaa-
torship.

Tassuos. Feb Is, Is3s.
The report Of the Committee On FEDERAL Relations,
recommending commissioners TO b appointed 70 pre-
pse settlement tho difficulties, discussed 70 day
10 the Senate. The whols dsy vas occupied. Aessrs
Randolph Of Hudson. Lado~. u Cumberland Chandler.
Of Norris aud Buckley q rassaic spoke the subject
Mcssrs LGdlow AMI Buckley against The discuwkn
Will be rcEumed 20 morrow.
A democratic caucus held ths evening for tho
nomination a candidate for the onoc q ulioi states
Senator for ain years.
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Tn. r.ai.. ssssis Of Hear River.

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,.>. -. aIi,sa a fbs battls 4 Bar rivu. sixty
go, ., ,hs eosreesneutos MS nst bove ,nsy
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me ssaasahv niasxow has ~ - .sitel fesn To
.fasl1sa vet mails sri,sa - ~ I@si TO o'eoes
tbks anstroc.. n > tasbpaf
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THE CANVASS IN coMNtcrIcuT.
Demeerssse sominatisus for Congress.
Nxw lTasu Conn Deb ~ IssJ

Esv Hayxy, CanB. Deb ~ Ised
A, ne D-mocra,ic coouess,ons osv~niso. hHi 80
10 fsy ,or the s~osd district no ii0a Jsnss y sasb''
the .sssxrt soonb.ni received fny sshl ct q eighty
s,s votes cast ana wss ss snasIHessy declared Ms
nominee o. the csuvcnlioa.
HarrosD, Cann., Fsb. n, 1873
n. r-r<<faie onveai0a q th~ FirS. dstfei sers''
s.,ss uoo Aiyia r. Byas ~ oar~s "a ihs sfss fesa
Ar n~fss.