davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27


The Cincinnati Commercial thus quietly and
solidly answers Mr.. Vallandgham's proclama-
ton tina. he found 10 one IN the South WHO
was not firmly resolved to die rather than SUBJ
.lnit to the National arms:
we have better sutaorty tia. Of Mr. Vailandiehsn
for the fact that there developed the Of Teune
Gee and Louisiana particularly, intense WEAKNESS Of tie
wal Such tie universal report Of al Observes III tbose
States aud We confidently tniiepse That Brsss has
been driven across the River Gad Port Hudson
has fallen tina, tie disposition Of the people Of those Ss'@
to yield 20 the pressure aud ia god filth toto
shs Uni,n Will hsve manifestations inst cannot be over
locked Mf. Nssnl!shau ksa oppoiu-
ri;v ofsss.catug with the souAera people lie cot-
ssny IN tie compsny OF those deeply couitted to
the csuse O! Rebeion snd being recognized .yHYa-
thIsI the Rebellion he Of tess-d BY thoe
whom lie me-, Ct welkuowa o,inons usually are.
10 the echo those opinions lie il tie last in the
world to whom Southern Uno would eorhie hi. Go.
ses and hcpes He passed through Last Ienu.ssee by Fall
road and according 10 hi. st4ens Lad, OF
cld there prepared 10 be living .schce the blooy
altar Of Secession But Col SspndsTs who ed the
expedition Of lie United States csvay that region tbsi
burned the bridges over which NJ Nslsrdlgasu pAisd
few days s his passage Informed that 10 found mere
dtmonstrstive loyalty uneluivooa general and uo.e
fish devotion the Of tbs Union IN Est Tennessee.
than in any other part 81 the county Let excepting the
Northern s.sles lie has visited darng the Me,
women tud children eheered him BIS way. with sucn
emotion. tAst lie ssys be a. times reuineea Of tie
scenes lie lad witnessed esm!-mestnss Dir Nsialds-
ham not in pos.on, the per.ou, TO sec
anything Of Southern Union,n."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
CAPTURE OF MORGAN And Ills BAND.
Unconditional Surrender to Gen.
Shackellord
CAPTURE or TWO HUNDRED IN BATTLE
SUBSEQUENT SURRENDER OF SIX HUNDRED
Hostages for Col. Streight's Officers.

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.
CoLunBus Ohio July e. 1853.
John Morgan aud The remainder OF bis command
Internationally surrendered this afternoon, at 3
o'clock, to Ger. Shackleford The surrender took
place four niles south Of New. Lisbon, Columbia
County, in this State.
Two hundred men were captured in fight this
morning, aud about 600 are included in the surren-
der ibis afternoon. Niae hundred Of Morgan's men
were lodged 10 Camp Chase Prison to-day. They
will be KEEP: there until the officers Of Strsight's
expedition are released from Libby Prison.
TIE OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
CIScIvsaTI, July %. 1852
Tie following Las been received al headquarters:
HgApQuAKrsR. /. THE fIELD
Three miles south OF New LISBON, Ohio, July 2s.}
To Co. LEWIS RICHMOND. A. A o.;
by the blessing Of Almighty God. have sue
ceeded ID capturing General John II. Morgan, Col.
Cuke, and the remainder Of the command, amonnt-
ing to about 400 prisoners, will start win Morgan
and staff on the first train Tor Cincinnati, ind await
the Generals order for transportation for the re-
inainter
IN sHACKLEFOBD.
Col Commanding.
CLEvEIASD o., July 20, 1863.
Major Way, with go OF the 9th Michigan Cav
airy. forced Morgan to an engagement at 3 o'clock
Sunday morning, mile from Salinvie, Olio aud
routed him, CAPTURING 30 prisoners. Morgan, aud
300, escaped, but all captured by shaekeicFd,
q. =. IL. Sunday, near New Lisbon. Morgan and
his staff s-e now prisoners 1T Nclisye, Ohio.
LorsyuLE. July y, 1863.
Well authenticated reports ammo lEce the capture
Of Gen. John II. Morgan, with the residue OF bis
eommsnd, in the vicinity Of S.eubenyille, OHIO. The
Particulars are not stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
From saa Irnrciseo.

saN FAASc,co. Saturday Jolly q. 1872
Blunes, dan during tie ertIre fortnight now
clio. 81. NJ improvement Is loo.eI Tor before zoe
middle o. August, as generally hnve several ~
We X bciNe.n the ,pnng ard fall trAde. Tho
tfics OF new. wrcat serGi- established al r.. yer
& lud. The wool !, m1sily mArEercj. Aia.ug
rtoca, are gcuyc; Guuld aad Curry, $3.50 Per foot;
Ophir 900.
Tle second monthly dividend OF : 30 per foot has
been declared by the Golld md Curry. ucw III
yer mining district has been oIscOyered IN Nevada,
30 miles north Of the Reese River Mines, when
promises 10 De 90 sivc aud valuable. About ~
claims have been taken on ledge resembling iAo
gre- C9mssoek niue Of Washoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

waste Of the army viii depete our forces that the
new recruits are considered necessary. A large
majority Of the retiring troops belong to the Army Of
the Potomac.
ARRIVAL OF. SICK SOLDIERS.
Two hundred and Niue sick soldiers arrived in
town to-day from the army, 10 of whom belonged
to the 49th Massachusetts Regiment.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF DRAFTED MEN.
Col Caster, OF tue 18th New-York Regiment, has
been ordered to New-York to superinteud the dsir-
button Of drafted men among the regiments now IN
the field.
THE NEW RECRUITS UNDER THE ENROLMENT
ACT.
A number of officers have been ordered TO pro-
coed North to take charge Of the new recruits under
the enrolment act, and bring tLem on to joia the
army at once.
THE SIEGE AT CHARLESTON.
Government has no official dispatches relative to
the siege al Charleston. From such information rs
has reached here the belief il military circles Is
that the terrific bombardment Of Fort Wagner,
lasting all day, resulted much the same ~ the
attack Oh Fort McAsier, without damage or
serious loss; that then the siorming column moved
upon tie FORT aud suffered tie Iepuse mentioned iii
NtH. 4'thuitt"i"o Niels'N"' NC e@N'N"' "a N~
loss is OF course, unknown; but it is believed that
the aitsck WAS to be renewed A large quantity Of
ammunition was ordered DOWN on Friday last,
which indicates That the contest 10 be renewed
aud continued. 1t is thought that the land force is
inadequate 10 tie magnitude Of the undertaking.
The officers and nen OF the steamer Planter, which
re .ched Fortress Monroe on Friday from Port
ROYAL, via Charleston, Were inierticcd from hold
log any communication with those on shore.
Tie Port Royal mails contained no news of the
attack and 10 mail was taken on board at Charles
ton. Notwithstanding these drawbacks the uuthori-
ties lere are hopeful.
INDIAN TROUBLES IN ARIZONA.
Parties here from Arizona, represent affairs as be-
ing IN bad way in that Territory. Mines have
bad 10 be aban toned on account of the incursious Of
the Indians. The United States force being insult
eeai for he protection Of settlers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
- T-IGHn-f.

r. T.-fSeD-tg
Any person OF ssdsDtary AzJls tylvet 'wih Wzxns.s
,ind pa pii-to OF the heart lax aYps te ospepsis
toryI Se. a., deserve to suffer- Ice viii nos ~ tue
greatest uiedislu- ever Discovered
DkAhc's PLANTATION SiITEhS
do fail they produce bench eaos nissistsr they
psssap; palate particularly aa s.e-d 10
i,ciss ans sa delicate pesoas Eef1ifiy hssiif p~es,
emf liie shouldn't
they gutNj, strengthen nd inyi.ors.c.
II create ist'tA} appetite
They ) en sitao;c - cnsrg. of water al diet.
Tue, oyerco ae effects { .s.ifa;i0r ant
T1-y .tTef giArg til system ani u tie mind
They pfsye.i nl.siIlalic ana aIi..s1t levers.
They pluy the biez.5 sud scdiiy cl tao s,glnsch.
TheI cure Dyspepsia AID Cos..ipslion.
Tiny cure Dt~T.h.1, Jnoi-rs, aud CnOiers Hxbus.
TA-y Liver Comp xnt All AeTgos. h-a5scne.
hey sSsr- tls l-Dgn.G hr ant. s5d
nslfes ihs. composed u too
so.str Gsissys sss-iis. AID
h-gs, az preserved e. perfectly gurr - Cryx Foo
particulars cscgl- zl4 tcs.mof s sf7u1d .fch b9.e
B-war- o. i.-pos..G.. Ary ltisan pre'on7ig 70 ssB
fsial0D Defs Oy tA- gallon IN bulk, or Ia sny manner
sxer it p-ut bot- tie colA u .e j. covered oy
gnvs'e State stamp, enc laving oar iac sane sra
" steel lzac sl44rf sge I'm 20 tor 10 all
bottle 10y l-zt- .zl-wnctLrr sold Psau.sGu
hters ty other us4uei. crime "a viz De deet
wiki We u.irsIy az oufeye On two gssiies VITO have
m TIED % imp upon the PIbc. sat vii oay succeed
j. rlil.Ag flea.s-ise-. lie c. your guard
Iae Old 0l1sIs !s-lsa, c!sFgyiEen Ses
oaErt- &c. IMMENSE AID Ia lie evidence oil thss Ies
sulsi. oli
They Ls soG BY AL respectable drBs.sl Froce. giys
J. Il. btANE 4 CO.
"a , ~ = Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
lAdyerlisen-ntl

TIE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for August
ready Wedne'isywl contain portraits and character
ofGxS Mx,px ApnR,L FoorK. WILLIAM CoBBrrr, with
articles on Ehnoosy Law oi Development. Estimates o.!
Character The Unity of Man. Phenolosy and the Poets
Abou, Lions Good Manner PnYsioLosr, Secret of Len
sevityTas American mAn-Phy 10 the Pu'p-Ceu-
laton tho blood-Sbsl Gos children Choice ef
pur.uit. " What can do b-s r. Climate ard Character
SWIMMING aud IN nlustrsted article on PHfsoGsosr in.
Guiding NOSES their Significance. FOWLER WaLIs, No.
800 BsoIdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
THE CAPTURE OF JACKSON, MISS.
TIE PLACE FIRED By THE REBELS.
Deserters from Johnston Coming In.
Leading Citizens of Mississippi asking for Peace

ST. LorI,. July 20, 1853
Specials from Memphis, 23i, give the partcuiars
Of the occupation Of jackson, Miss. On the ioih'
parties of our forces under Gen. Parke made an a.
tack, and were met by legion of new recruits from
South Carolina, who, after an engagement OF nall
an hour, retreated with a lore Of 800. Gu. men oc'
cupied their position till tho next morning, when
they made second advance. and discovered the
Retes had evacuated, setting fire to number Of
houses containing commissary and quarterinas'er :
stores, which were entiaeiy consumed, with the I'D
dlion Of some forty other buildngs gnted from the
houses fired by the Rebels.
The city was at once occupied by Gen. Sherman,
who sent cavalry to interrupt communication and
prevent the army Of Johnston from joining Bragg
which, it was supposed, be would endeavor to DO
The Rebel army left but little behind, 10 deliber'
acy had they left the place that they took all their
sick with them.
Deserters ars continually coming in from John
ston's army. They express themselves dissatisfied
with the shape the campaign is taking, willing to
throw down their arms and take tie oath Of alegi'
ance to the Federal Government. The loss IN tie
various skirnishes and assaults amounted 70 'V'
men.
But few people were found in the pia5c-most OF
them foreigners. Pemberton was cursed Literally
as traitor and unworthy Of confidence.
AT Vcksburg the Union works were being lev
eed, aud the Rebel Notifications put into more Pc
feet condition. nnnber OF the finest guns are
being mounted, and the place is held as hrsi-class
military fertilization.
LATER.
by the arrival Of tie steamer Imperial, we have
advices from New-Orioaus to the I'm, Port Hudson
70 the 10Th and V.cksburg 70 the Plat.
The Imperial was tho fret steamer to New
Orleans, having arrived on the lob. On her ar
rival. the landing was crowded TO ruHocalon with
people. I, was almost impossible 10 convince tAeA
tia. yicksburg and Port Hudson bad fallen.
a large number Of prisoners oaptrJed at Port
Hudson are joining tie Union army.
All il quiet Il, yicksbuFg.
IN, Ne,o. OrieqHs Prcay.re quotes gold 1t 10,
Exchange on New.York 10, s.,rling Ia.
CiIEo, July &c. io'1
Major General Lorsn AID Colonel Rawlings, OF
General Gfalts staa, arrived here % day. Trey
report hat General sherman has returned to jack
son. lie rerorts to General Grant that the leadin.
citizens Of jackson, and tie surrounding country
have imploied him to take some action by Which
Mis- hsippi may be rcstoFsd 10 the Union.
Both the army and people Of Tat section are con-
plelely dispiriied, aud are ready for peace. They
s,aked their all on Vick,burg, and It ha. fallen.
Taey clung 70 Johnston az last hope, and be il Ut
terly ysnquisbed. Gen. Logan was received here
with many marks Of respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

The Nc,rBnrogori Herald is constantly quoted
BY tie Pro-Slavery journals as Republican-a
character to which it makes no pretension
1t is independent in politics, though quite in
clined to find fault with the Administration and
It's friends. Hcre is what it says of the draft:
"71c Nc, To,k Herald thinks that no eousciipon wiz be
hsd In NewYork City; and says that capitalists who have
furnished the Government with hundred and fifty million
dollars in Washington. urging the Administration 10
adopt volunteering 20 raise the troops called or there IL "
possible thst volunteering may better system though
do believe Il yet whatever done in other States shoud
be done in NewYcIk ara whsever is done Ia other cities
should be lone in the City To stop TIE dra ere
10 to tcknoo6se tie Ct the Government TO enforce
st; and with tina; the law would become
dad st,.r in every State west OF NewYork Tbs only thing
which will a.tiy suspension OF the d.f will be decisions
of tie Courts shat tie act is uucoussiu;ons snd Il very
probable thai those will be had IN every State. The Adnia
srssion could then with good grace throw up the whole
ceedng aud appeal the patriotism Of the peopls for yoan
tess though The number Of required would come slow
y BY tia. means. We mus, remember tha. mot Of those
desiring the siay seaay there's and o.
them because there ors bscS OF them aud hey
thss it better to voeef with bounty than
10 be drafted whou. one Remove al sppeseasion Of s
draft ana the men would slowly 'oT We
need the ct Jet Davis is IesoIiiur to eXr'ord
nary FL Ii. ranks and IL wait ~ they recover
from the panic Of theI recent de:es shall allow the
golden opportunity f9I closing s 70 pass While win
freh men to put into The fed in the next two months
che ush, be closed ,, tbs ars Of January"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
fAdyer.ifemsnt.t

IInTON's IYsOLUBLE CEMENT is new thing
Eothnr Ihe IL beioIe offered to tho public IL
ia not binstion Of rubber gutts pschs glue sticks
patches and Innings to boots add shoe. sufficiently strong
without stitching Il nlrnds broken furniture crocAery
toys bone ivory ard ali articles OF household uss ia
Hquij end easily sppea % cannon paste IL insouoe
IN water OF oil IL alerss CITY substances hrmly sna com
pet-y Pu, up IN packages for fsmy and nanuiaeturef
use fora two To hundred pounds 100 sails o. al
Gorea HILTos Bwos TO-, PTopretors rIoVidehee
Op.ee, csrner OF UysI and ZINE sUvsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
Cnrd from Gen. brown.

u ne Lef5' u lh' g. i. iri5sas
siE: suspension Of public opinion On the
gratuiious attack ms by MsJ f-Gens. Wool and
sandford, published in The Ac-- Yor. Hcraf o, Tie
26,A INST, il requested, until shall be able to pre-
senl Tire iscs and testimony the case, which vii
be 10 three or four days. HAnyEr BaowS.
fyl Hgp..!!sn. JOY %, liCl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
SprtiG. Noilres.

Srw.york Young Meas CLri>t'nn Associn-
lion. Bui- House Sdss shd sth' as t"su AZ noh'nIl
meeting vii DO held THIS tai9nd.yl EVENING. o.
o'clock C-phs, Bfsnrrd. csq viii special ieaaes', re-
peat h. e..y entitled Observations Sasscsoi b. hecsnt
ne, Tor 60 Mslon." Rev H. h. Baistoss, recently
TUNED from tue battlefield OF G-tty.buIs VII address the
meeting. The public are ilyit,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
Chief Jua,ice OF Colorado,

wAsHIsGTos. Friday. July 70. 1859.
Ex-Governor of Utah, s. l.. Harding, has been
appointed Chief Justice Of Colorado Territory.
An arrival from the Potomac hotilla tonight re-
ports frequent captures of small parties Of blockade
runners. and that there has been no hostile demon
stra.oa or sgu Of the enemy on the river fOE wssl
past. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
AnnlneI Prize.

The prize steamer Lie arrived al Philadelphia
yesterday, IN charge Of Acting Ensign Raymond
Ratadgn, aud prize crew. This steamer was cap
,ared b. the linked States steamer Santiago DO
Cuba, and is tue third prize steamer captured by
that vessel w.tL.n u few week..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
fAdytr,itrmcntl


In te u all diseases Of tho sexual sysemmal
f-m.i~by which theF cured quicker. thofou s
aud by other syst' known Descrp,iv
Booze ttins on &C .ddf--sns Dr. IAlsDOl
CLARK Chief surgeon OF the Rcoid Hospital, Oicc, Nc
"a UBion-squsTo, ". L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
The Es,c-Encniirs.

fnILtUULruIA. July p, i5iJ.
Jay Cook, the Fub4criPiisn oselt, repoF.s the -ae
% : $4,000 ave-,wenty bonds al the yaricls sg-D-
ccs on Saturday. Deliveries Of bonds are being
made 70 July D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
Death Of the Hon. John j. Crfitendcn.

FnAsxyoRT. KY, July 20. 1869. -
The Hon. John J. Crittenden died at "a o'clock
ibis morning, without pain or struggle. in the full
postersion of bis faculties. Disease, general dsbil
ity; age, II years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
,.,,.I D,.n..ob to The Ny. Tribune.

WAsHIsGro-, July 2s. 1853
CERTIFICATE CHECKS on THE TREASURY.
Hereaile. al certificate checks On tue Treasury 0.
the United Sta,es, covering amounts OF 5000, are
10 be paid In cash at the Office Of the Treasurer Ger
tfcae checks of $40 900 to be pad 50 per cent
in cash. and 50 per cent in per cent certificates Of
Indebtedness.
GEN. BuRNspE's RESPONSE TO waITs or
HABEAs CORPUS.
Gen Burnfide has issued q general order Gem
nnandine officers in the Department Of Ohio in case
of writ OF habeas corpus issued from State Courts
for persons in the official military custody, either
1pes desertsrs or partiesstfed before military
court. TO make respectful return Of said wit, be-
ting forth first that the respondent is military
officer. dolly COMMISSIONER second, the reason for
which tho person demanded is held in custody
third that the production Of raid person would be in
violation OF orders from superior authority fourth.
that said person il now held under the authority OF
fse United States for said reasoas without intending
any disrespect TO the honorable judge issuibg III t
writ.
RELIEVED FROM DUTY.
Capt. James NJ. Cuts Of the llth Infantry, who
dfgraced himself by spying through the keybole Of
lsdy's room at the Burnett House, Cincinnati ha.
been relieved from duty as Judge Advocate Of the
Department OF Ohio, by command Of Gen. Burns ie.
Mai. Henry l.. Burnett, I'd Ohio Cavalry, has been
appointed Judge Advocate, in place Of Cuts.
PRISONERS OF WAR IN HOSPITALS
The Surgeons in charge Of all the United States
hospitals have been ordered 10 forward TO the Sur.
geonGsnera without delay, rolls of all prisoners OF
war inmates Of hospitals, these rolls 10 contain
name, rank, company. and regiment, AID time when
and place where the Rebel prisoners we're captured.
OFFICERS FOR CoLoRED REGIMENTS.
Maj. Mayres, formerly Major in the Argentine
Republic, has received a Majority in the I'd United
States Colored Infantry. Col. Fellows and Col.
Duncan Of the i4th New-Hampshire, la. received
commissions a. Colonies after an examination before
the Board. The two las,-named officers are gradu-
sses of Harvard. Thus far the following officers
have been passed: Co.'s 2, Lieut.. Coils. 2, Mas.
7, Captains II, LIST Lieuts. 25l, Cd Lieuts 662.
THE ENFORCEMENT or THE DRAFT.
Military and civil authorities here are decided o.
70 the prompt and thorough enforcement Of the draft
The expiration Of tho tine Of large number OF
nan during the ensuing months, aud the natural
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

confessins their error, make all the reparation
in their power, and rectify themselves before
their own readers. The matter is not one of
party, or politics, or journalistic comfy, or one
in which We are at all concerned. 1t ia purely
personal, and is covered entirely by the COM
mandmeat, "Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbor."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
BUSINESS Notlrcs.

CHILDREN TEETIgNG. The Mother finds
fb al friend in Ms " sLO"s Soothing syrup perlectiy
reliable aud bssnle Il relieves the child rom pain cures
dy.n.ry and darhes relieves gpus IN the bowels. cures
cole. BY gvios relief and health 10 the child 1t gives
restt O the ro,her. q cent. L bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

RoSr,Y, June I5.--CoitoD-Dholera $50 rurees;
n piece goods r.. lla., ac..ye. Iwst. 81 snues.
Lio..ed. Or. Ia. EIchangs on London, 2iu!.
Government Securities, 1 9 cenis' IN; oel'''
lVl. on a. eent.. llSi. Freishts dali The out
ward mani arrived at Bombay the oih iui,.
CALcurra, june l5.-lmporis active aad ad-
vancing.
CHINA.
C.sros. May 29.-Gray Shoeiings 81; Cai,y firm
brt little doing; Water Twist j. ~ meheF lea
active. TOiaI export 20 date IL, oJ,VOJ 10. La
change Oh London iIl0i.
snssGnAE, MAY - Grey Shcetings improving.
Tea, Congou quiet Silk firm, bu, hule dong No.
Trstee 40 10 420 scltlomrnis m fortnight. Stock
800 bale,. Export ~ drte, 20 rs bales. Exchange
on London, sos Oh India Jiy rupees. ffeishts,
gOt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
LATEST POREICN NEWS.
~, The C;t,of Nrv-Yovi.

MADRID. july 81. /. asserted that tho Sp,nish
Coverum.nt intend. TO nominate ~ distinguished
ersonase TO Ieopen the negotiations On tie subject
Of MEXICO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
IRON CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the Champion viii, s27o,CoO
in Epccic.

The L. s. mail steamship Champion len Aepn-
wall, ,Iuly l7ib, al . T.. H., and arrived al New
York yesterday morning. Tie following 10 her
specie list: