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FORTRESS MONROE, June l9.-The United
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Newbern, with advices to the 18th.
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plee ton fir this disease by the use Of tie a
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When Gov Curtin issued his call for troops
for the defence of Pennsylvania, the proprie-
tor of the Philadelphia Dial, a daily paper,
Immediately suspended publication, and or
ganized company. Every man in the of.
ice vounteered-editors, printers, and all.
Pittsburg is said to be impregnably fortified.
Over 200 pieces of heavy artillery have al
ready been planted, and 10000 men are said
to be manning the works, under command of
Maj. Gen. Brooks.
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oroUd tine SHIRTS made to order in the n,ost ~
g. aye ana IN the best manner nj show ~
" - WALBRlDGE, No American Ho~a aa HUtee
80 : "''''"S cut DIFF ~
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th's country Give him a call pis uhednalled In
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u Midwife holds nerseiiin readneh ana sueees-
NJ 10 the duties of her proessog "e nisht to
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CtIrke's Female TsIIIA-Tn case, nc ,o--,-,-
r MS s@d neat would not permit increase Of am
always used his Female Pills They are nurs ~ selai,
Are s sod never 6 inue the most delicate consnon
paper. d2m '' 9itl seiheht IN this
The New York herald., 1863-06-09

mes for 10 those achievements by his genius and ms
courage he than any else specially cnntr owoo
Strategic ability the most valuable Qnslii aon 80 o.
raj can possess, but u rs not always thN consuanae
mitaiy tactcians command the conhdeace OF tner Io
lowers insure the OF the tney Con-
Duct IL vas however the good fortune OF 0eheIa
jackson 10 who. whilst their Courage was eAa
ed in an extraordinary degree BY the conviction thht
nothing could than defeat were inspired WIN
an unshaken faith the genius and ability Of their gene
rail- To follow jackson they knew was To march " Ger
tain victory and II necessary that SUCCESS should
be purchased the Of many lives that reflection did
not dispirit them; for the cauo vhich thev hsht
ing stripped death Of all its terrors
From tho London Herald derby organ), May 27.l
He was animated by tho spirit which rem
dercd the soldiers OF the irresistible IN
6ght-which carried Havelock through Incredible dan
10 the gates OF Lucknow IN triumph The Christian
and patriot soldier achieved the last and greatest OF his
successes in dying for his country He perished douby
martyr and his last breath attested the righteousness
OF the cause which he sealed with his blood The North
ern republic has produced heroes Of the stamp or
jackson One such nqh be the salvation Of hem yet
Blatant demagogues at home. aQging fwbeesiss IN the
field AFFORD spectacle absurd and yet so painful that
Europe knows not whether TO laugh or weep at the de-
graduation OF her children The Northerners want man
TO do mans work. The only great OF the war have
been developed in the South It Is very difficult TO
plain this. Some may call II fatality, some providen-
tal arrangement That is fact Is at present enough
for US. ..I.. o.
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
"stonrwaII" jackson.

jackson ike the ruritdns austere and devont but
whilst hs religion taught him humility and dependence
upUn hts Creator " dd lead him cnnfound true
~ tue objects tor which both he aud his followers
striving aud TO suppose that because their ends
noble that therefore, they tho chsmpsous Of God
n he occasion y preacher scamp hs we also
Skful and gallant general In the Geld and IL 10 not sur
prns that those Who had ~ frequently Followed him 10
Victory should have considered him specially favored
By Proyidence, and have regarded him With feel.
tnss skn 70 devotion. ~ soldfsy hs w,u hold uyrs
abiy ne forsvssa Place In h hUtory % d, great Axs,r
can essi Hh name 10 indelibly associated viii
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
Marine Court-Gen Term.
Before Hon. Judges rorepoe Mccarthy, Henry Aker a
n

Jon e.--slomsn w. Icusch Judgment rsversed new
trial ordered costs 70 abide the event. uness the plaintiff
VII consent within I've days from servce OF this order 70
reduce 10 e3l ~ IN which Judgment n armed for
that amount, with $40 costs 70 appellant.
Burr W Allen; Myers W. leach; Robbins W. Davis
smith w. sparks; jackson W. Crazy Donaldsrn Hi
yard; smith W. Maxwell; Pesrsali va yeupings; wood,
nv-Judgments sfhrmed, with costs.
Williams VI. Tradcsmen's Insurance Company; Bowan
vs metman Mccarthy va. Csbs.-JudgmsDts reversed:
new trials ordered, ccets 20 abide event
DAngri de Abclia vs. The New York Consolidated stage
Company .Jodement revcrsed new trial ordered, with
dave from the entry this order stpuats N writing 70
reduce the judgment 70 the sum q ESQ then The uds
- appsiisns.
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
ApDlrIONAl FROM EUROPE.
~-~-.>~~~>~---~~y~~.~~~>~
our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
English Report Of the Bombardmenl
Of Sumter.
THE INTERVENTION REVIVAL.
THE WAR IN MEXICO,
&s., 6ess &ss

Our European files and correspondence by the America
are dated in London and Paris to the 9th Of May.
NJ Mocquard paid visit OF coincidence, on behalf OF
ths emperor Napoleon TO NJ Lamartne who, though not
DANGEROUSLY i'll is cnpdnedo HE bad and WAS nnahe 10
letter from ST. Petersburg, In the Augstprg Gazette,
the health of the Empress OF Russia inspires
some uueasuess. Several celebrated physicians had
sembcd at Zsrskoje Selo for a consultation.
Tho Emperor Napoleon received May 20. General
Pezet President Of the Republic Of Peru
consequence Of the death Of the late President San
Ramon. General Peset accompanied by Dr. Pedro
Galvez Peruvian Minister the Court Of tho Tuileres
aferward had the honor OF being received
by the Empress.
The Cologne Gdsere announces that tho duel between
Count wieoposk the late Russian Governor Of Warsaw
Branc has been postponed to the 1s OF June
by arrangement The encounter Is to take place
on tho Swiss territory.
GaYguani's Messenger OF the 9th OF May says:-Gen.
dc forercez who days after his return from Mexi
CO Obliged to keep his bod In consequence OF
wound in the hip which no received in the Crmea. hav
ipg broken afres getting BETTER and his state
longer any uneasiness.
despatch from Madrid Of the 46th OF May says:-M.
Facundo Gon wi 1t is said, be sent Spanish Plenipo
teutiary Mexico when the French army shall have
tered the capital. =
Letters from Ireland dated at Limerick, Tuam, Long
ford Klrush 9anasloe and other places state that the
tide OF emgratont America continued with unabated
aou
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
Board OF Alder men.


This Board met yesterday at one O'Clock. Prcsidsn
Walsh in the chair. rr
rHx NECESSITY or CLEANING srRMrs-rm HAcKLRY 0oN-
Alderman FRoxENr presented . resolution requesting
the Mayor Comptroller City Inspector aud tho Corpora
ton Counsel proceed immediately TO clean the streets
Of New York devise method for providing the
funds necessary for the work. Alderman Froment de-
have the streets cleaned and TO place the
siblity of the neglect somebody. At the present
season our filthy likely epidemic
The resout on adopted.
Mr. Donadson, assignee OF the Hackley contract. sent
communication stating that the Comptroller refuses
to pay the laborers for the work done under that
tract ending May 10. amounting 70 422. GOO.
Alderman BooLg presented resolution directing the
City Inspector to sign acquisitions for work done from
The following ccmmuni ica,ion was received from City
Inspector Daniel E. Dslavan on the same subject
In reply to your Of the ah nssns would state
by order pf Hssih with
o With
nnre. &C. the number q dumpnsxround.
asts e a
sres The number Of loads Of manure received Al Of
the su%pns sos Ss s.s: %
total asss removed. 2sss S.n.cy9ort sirre. TOT. 1885
%ossd. T!s; @ asap. ns; s:sn.sn sss:S so.:: sIiS
on dump SlA. bixteenth STREET TOTAL 81; on DUMP SOC
4: s.s ss$s;:s .sss s
mark. that whis hare dspossd prsiop of the amount
resolved have noher nvsd price Tor tie
eeiv61atDQ1Uueu1 H. ~ nowe.er. unlnu1ou1 hneveen
Ne pasca ISseh2GaG and tA4 dspartnenS Qst t4e prcs
srvsnss - nasa! 4, lssvs stAls Ter
% :: nh q e a u somSssssSs SS%sss &.
sSss ~ :: Se' ss sSa S,Ifs:s
Comproler the with the Dartics puschs sADs
manars The price for that portion can BE- arans
sponsibs men-and the odcial above named II my,
original purpose allow the removal Of any Of the
until had heard from the Comptllrr the subject
Communication: but In the shsencs OF reply from
that quarter and sanitary precsution 80 prevent the
large accumulation Of manure the ps.s chansed my
plan and Adopted the above mentioned. The pur
chaS ready TO report henseves 10 the Comptroller
After remarks from Alderman Boole, Mitchell,
Hall and otners the communication ordered Ole.
AldssnAn Hall presented resolution asking
the opinion Of tho Corporation Counsel the OF
tho City Inspector TO draw those requsons pay tho
emplpyes under the Hackley contract. fF
ExPESs8 or FUNERALS DEfYAsED sOIDiERs, COMP.
TRoiixR HAws, REcE1vING RErrRNHp REGIMENTS.
The report Of the Committee National Affairs report
ed IA fxvr Of paying various bills o the tuner lis OF
Comptroller HAws Colonel kimbal &c. and also for
ceivipg returned volunteers amounting 10 81 OIL So
The report VAS adopted.
BIls OF stetson Co. Astor House for dinners 20 re.
turned volunteers I'VE dollars head, amounting TO
~ O7b were ordered 20 be paid. ~
Adtouvned q Tburpday O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
intervention.

From tie London Herald, May q.
Worry singular rumors were again circulated yesterday
with respect TO the ultimate prospects of the Amer
wnr. Nr Mason, In known, has left London sudisniy
for Pd'is 10 mes hr. Slds, aud IL rs said the French
government dcsire TO with them on topics
of Importance. Tho old story Of armstic. 10 revived
aud IN The gulse OF expressed vsh by President Lincoln
for iiion bg Lous Napoleon ne Dus ssoos in
Crg her Lds or little reliance ca, DO placed
these statements and they only alluded 10 with
tha view Of showing the nuctnatng opinions OF the
m
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
1tfahV5igH A Noble Example.
HIvR VOLUNTEERS FROM ONE YAMILY-A REPREsEN-
TArIvE FAMILY FOR THE urIoS--PIRsr voLUN-
TEBns HE-ENLIsrEp-A LIBERAL CONTRIBUTION
IRON ONE uoUsKIIoLD.
A Noble Example.
CGMP or SixTg vERuoSr VOLUNTEERS,
NEAR WHfrE OAK CHrRca. Va. Nav II. 1864


- 'CxMr OF slIra vxauosr VOLUNTEERS,
NEAR warK OAK cHrsca. Va, May II, 1868.
tercst 70 you to know what havo been doing for the last
years for de riy beloved country You probably
recolec that when saw You last, two years since
high private 10 the First Vermont vornteers Wei, I
served my time out and held my own very WELL After
WIS mustered out the 18th OF August 1861 visited
for few days but on tho 2sh OF August, the day
rived at twenty six years OF age had enlisted again.
As Il not position nor money that was gorg FOR
accepted appointment nrst sergeant, In which po-
son served faithfully until tho 10th day Of April 1862
tunae enough the coors OF the regiment tho
color bearer shot, and brought them out also the
command OF the company devolved me, OF
Lieutenant King being wounded. Brigadier General
Brooks 1T 10 give an honorable mention In
orders, and appointed mo second lieutenant In my own
the present hold that rank have been In the fol-
lowing battles; but have not been hit yet, viz
Isss T,,m.sar, ml,s; sssSd ssSS Moan,s,D hu1 RSo'
{. ssvass's station. 10 First battle Of rredsricks.
s. White Oak Swamp burg
The time OF the second and last battle Of Freder,cks-
burg al home In Vermont fifteen days leave.
70 70, Ssra pushed and oere Hone 70 Cor Srsp
Commander OF the Vermont Brigade:-Ou your brigade
depends the safety Of the whole corre and enough
the rest the division could not stand the pressure but
either fe back or disgraccully ran and s our brigade
10 work aore against rebel ccrs For the honor Of the
state let say that they like the Green Mountain Boys
CHARGED. and handroshsnd conflict ensusd, in which
the Vermont boys came or victors
An ocer Of another corps was heard 70 cay thai "the
honor OF being . private IN the vcrmont brigade WAS
creator thsn 70 be coloocl IN any other"
David 10 Third Sergeant IN my company, Joel 10 se-
cood ssrs:sn, 70 the Iws,,s f Vermont, Hsscs L pssps
mont and Oscar Phelps Corporal In the Thirteenth Yer.
mont making Ave soldiers out of our family.
EDWARD A. HofToN, Lieut. Co. ], sixth w. Vols.
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
Garibaidi on Resern In Rome.
Turin journal pubshes Che Following leter from Carl

oArsbaldi .. Rssersa in Rome.
Turin journal pubshsthe Following ietter from Carl
bald:-
nv DEAR GARaIoIo:--
sss s ss: q az
ing It," and thank you. shall road your work with
pleasure. although am psrsuAdsa that the origin Of the
brgandage at Rome the Of European reaction and
the residence OF crowned brgands Tho only means OF
destroying them expel the whole brood and send 10
hell both the protector and the protected. .v,x,m
The Boucicauat and Jordan Case.
COURT or QUEENS BESoH, LONDON, MAY 26 -,
6ittings In banco Justices backpurn anu h''
Lord Chief Juce and is the that has given rise 70
OF the Theatre Royal Westminster (Asticys) IN which
the jury found for the plaintiff. damages f2S -.
Mr.. Karslake moved for rule for new trial. on the
ground that the verdict was -aganah exoes.
tht sounse, detailed the circumstances OF
the case the particulars Of which must be fresh In
the public mind not t. require reoapitulatipn The
plaintiff would be recolected refused 10 leave the
house u Pail mall when requested 70 DO SO by she
dsut Captain GSoon saying he would stay there a., ~
the house or not He was told that he might 90 70 MS
wies apartments, but that he must not remain on the
landing 10 the annoyance OF the persons In the house
He had been creating great disturbance be had orcby
entered the house bad knocked down the andady IN
and desired the plaintiff but he finding Mrs
Jordan was living IN the house. and acting on certain IN
os oH s.a ~ $ b
given into custody. The defendant upon that and
considering that Mr. Jordan would carry out his threat
tody. and they all went 10 the police station Then,
finding that in all probability Mr. Boucicauit had IN the
meantime left the premises which turned out 70 be the
CASE the plaintiff promised not TO reurn to the house
The charge was not pressed. and the parties retired
That the Sd September, and II was not till the
23d that Captain Gibbon heard anything more OF the
matter when he received attorneys letter demanding
compensation the plaintiff The learned counsel con-
tended that the defendants plea proved Tho plain
tif had no right In the house-he had created dis
turbance, and threatened 10 continue II. ,If 81
The Lord Chief Justice said they not disposed TO
disturb the verdict upon II was question OF
fact the Jury. There difncuty dealing with
the the question OF damages but there some
thing in It to distinguish it from the ordinary It
between twelve and one O'Clock at night when the
plaintiff taken into custody and he had short dts
ance to walk the whole occupying not more than half
hour He must say he not satisfied the whole
with the finding OF the jury. 'f'
Ultimately the Court granted rule on the ground OF
the damages being excessive. .. n
Rule accordingly.
The New York herald., 1863-06-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 9, l8e3-TRfPLE SHEET

comprising the best stock OF Great Britain and
the fcsasinsnI VERY ruly yssSs; ...ccssr,,us. )
Member OF the Executive Committee
N. BAH communications TO be made. post paid,
10 tho Secretary OF the committee, Doctor Hachnan,
Advocate, Hamburg. T. I'll Na M
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Urn Goods.

COLOMON IL HART,
- 10. 80 BROADWAY,
CPTOI.SrERKNS PAiEK HAN3g6
AND INTERIOR Dr,OItAIUM5.
70 yeceivp. IN store by ~y-fy steamer
REV STYLES LALE CURTAINS,
SATl.S bROCa1iLs,
C0TEftNEs. BOabEafD Etss AMI DHLhSES
PIANO AID TAbLE CO. Yrs. all eoers an hies.
Al.o PlU5.lES NGlUEII -. lA5lIHGs,
AID coy is.cFpt,on Of
O0N''ohI Wv AND PAPER HANOI EC1
Tn-y would call the psrtie"'" attention o. raf' ''A San
70 's" STOCK OF TIE ABOVE GOODS,
x,ic,. ron. ain. a la, sssoI anrnt 81 o..,
"H' Nv" SOLOMON K HART,
No. 800 Brosiwsy.
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EAlTHGARTNEYs GlHLHOOl' has already
ran through FOUR editions. and the FlrIh ~ rely
k,iy. =, 80 IL,
/ the sinpc --o-l Of youus riri H,, esnuirg WITH
development t-1Gafd yong SOL tsf-uy 20 sel'''
pile rreai L. 1Lcss snd trtns " A41 Veg '"
home :. ~ he IcIeufc iul scope Oh ihr
~. asTira of generous sacr44tns nt;1i. "f
. LIST md It's haven Of prIsot ret IN The osa' To- .'
Young siri' dream o. e-.Ay hsfI nee NhfTs rf
Il u VII retained 90 iaoa-1ssi, sutstsNv-i
s.n-'ri,nl Al nookscl cis letaii %. . .....,.,
OlIhTE :. FELT, - LLDDN - Co., T. 4, " Ans,
a ho.esale AggIfs f,I Il IN sesg-lofs.
LORiNJ. FUbAs.lvr. NO D.. Nssitneion-st' Boston
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4 CJEES or NayARAF-fulls Translated lroi4 so.l
Inc G, ~ Of tie original w0k. 1n. uLet t-sat Co
found FTcacA literature. lnsi ploasl"d In vr-y
Of 40 lssss, c.oia go, Sh Twelve - t"is4
hu.trs.rn, f.r - by l4-. csFrlAy -o@i~d goa in
per.in,Lt o,.iy. ~ j. CALVIN D4.."liiAAD. fu5
.l-A.r. /, 10. - Aansi