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The New York herald., 1863-06-26

n mn REWARD WILL BE PAID AND No otiSs-
SlOU lions asked, st the Office OF James b. TAILOR Is
Pine street New York. or by the uwersened resi-
ms ressence on June "a makers ~ Adams Seas Leu.
aoa. NJ. ~, soii Kngish hunns lever Watch. wita
vhlse tsne. q n. wELLkS JR.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

DEAUTIFUL SUMNER RESORT-HOTEI. ST JULIEN
- Grant street Staten Island. near Quarin'ine landing
bowling eys stables bali sup bathing boat
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

CATTsKIIL MOUNTAIN HoUSE.-TNIs FAv0RiTE
for TIL cT ton OF guests
Visitors will find all times authorized rn with badge
at the Cask III steamboat laBdin Cats III station or
Railroad visitors provide convey
ance lake charge of baggage, &c
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

(N0NGRESS HALL CAPE MAY.-THIs FIRST CLASS
" Hotel is now open for the reception af - ests
MILLER WEST, Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

(NOLUMBIA HOUSE, CAFE MAY.-TuTs FIRST CLASS
~ house will for the reception guests on juno
n j. + CAKE, Pro rietor.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN AGED 50 WITHOUT ENCUNBRANCs
character rerroae able would Ike 70 cDrrc-pond with
Isav oi able aye. with view o. matrinony. Any lady
having pecHniary means and dsing liable ~ npanon,
may address with entire confidence, James b Pse, n L.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

DROoKLYN HEIGHTS. --BoARD WANTED, BY A
ID yoans nan AM VIE near wal trert Terry unfdr-
ushrd prcferred good taoe at the modern
v.ni rces In i-pcn sable. will be permsLent suited un-
excep,onsb crenccs kven aud tcssred Address B.
lso herald odlce.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

r. z REwARD-LOsT OR STOLEN, FROM ss WEsr
yC street Pockstbook containing valuable papers and
money The above reward w be given for the rrtuyn ~
the pagers and no questions hskei.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

A YousI 6ENrLdhiN 6ENrLhNAs-Who "a. IN Ihis .ySNhy, ,s
iihernllv educsed and that his character 90 auS
vs,ci aud prospects fairdeVrcs 10 form
of some accomplished aud beautiful young lad. with the
hope that lead TO mutual desire Tor uatri,rony.
This sateu ut Is made with the utmost sincsry Address
enclosing de vists agreeable s. stonlnston New
vovs Poe on
The New York herald., 1863-06-26
SPORTING.


IroR sALE-A LARGE BLACK BLOODHOUND; Is A
very good watch dog ca at Is East Eleventh street
INoR sALB-YoUNG SETTER Pups, or IMPORTED
III stock months old at 6l9 Fifth Lewis
Dogs taken 10 Board and for Training.
IToR skfE-AN ENGLISH MAsTIFF Dog, OF TIB
rurest breed, weight 5D pounds the best watch dog IN
pe city Hour Black fans sike but OF the purcst breed
-Four small Hull Icrr handsome Three scotch Terri
ans and Scotch Terrier Pups Newtogn land Pups
pure So bernard Pups; very large Russian Boodhounds,
sin and dog Particular attention paid TO the treatment of
diseases OF All kinda Dogs cropped and trmmed IN the
GARDENRs cure Tor neas, canker and
dntemper No YORK street two doors from West Broad.
way, N. "
LNoR SALE CHBAP-THE WELL KNOWN FAST
sailing yacht Mary, nineteen feet long all rg.
gng and sails, good order. Size las the Sonh
end FOR further Information
JANIS NEIL No. 10 Csnsl street. Jersey Cty he
Hudson County Flint Glass WORKS OF Hudson ave
and Mil Road street Bargain.
oNETL BROTHERS, New Jercey.
CPoRTISG FOR SALE. A FAIR OF BULL TER
- refs, Spiu Dos two Poodes, two small ack aud
Pups, also small black and Terriers, three
Scotch Terriers not eHceNiug Ave pounds all of the
purest breed and excellent rsters Ca No II Roosc-
veU street. nrst noor JOHN GRAY.
CPORTfHG.-THE OWNER OF YACHT rs pEsfRoUs
~ OF meeting several gentlemen to make excurslons
around New ork for fishing, te. eau sconodae
day Inquire at sS Broadway the frame store
yNANrgp-A FIRST RATE SECOND HAND DOUBLE
w herrei shot Gun. ahont 10 cslbre English manu- ar
trre other waned for which LIBERAL price viii be
sd AaA<sssJ. VI, " bes is's New fork Pos, once
The New York herald., 1863-06-26
SUMMER RESORTS.

DELMONT HALL. sCHoOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, N. j.,
d. A. CROWEL. Proprietor
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

DoARp IN SOUTH BROOKLYN NAY BE OBTAINED
ID gentleman aud wife where the comforts Of aone
NAV had aud cold water; convenient cars
and ferries Apply Al 81 Harrison street, two doors
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

IL < REWARD RAN AWAY FROM THE STORE "a
VC Cortlan u street. small Black Tan Pun ha5
his ou aud isd with thread The viii receive
asger ard by returning 20 his owner
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X Il w nDs.

no Sn REwARD.-DRoPpED, ON WEDNESDAY
DA OU evening, In the doorway Of the Belmont Hoiei
Futon street. small Breaspin Of the Masonic Order The
finder will the abo, reward presenting 10 the
cashier the hose for the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29
LnrrRRs FaO1I CANTON, MSS.

ChNroN. September %, 1903
Most serious complaints reach here Of the ouirAesou'
babav,onr At Bnet's marlas- brigade which pro"ls np
and down the river, stopping st every little town on
- a. riser. or where ever there are signs Of
"a ,Iyn5sr. and taking away every thiAg they
:, "a Mn. Lawson, who had several hundred
a.n., IN Louisiana money snd two hundred dollars In
IA b.I,ed around her body, bad is taken OF by these
river thieves In an lndecehtly rough manner. They
have LET three hundred cav slry At GreenvHls, and
three hmdred at Galoes LsndIag on the opposite side
ofshs river whose duty it Is to ride up and down ths
river, 20 keep the banks clear Of the approach oil
r~serilss. These also take every thing that comes N
ther way. A Greenvfie they have an extensive
wood yard at which all their boats stop for supplies Il
is guarded constantly by a %gnnboaI
A. two points there are large storebests each guarded
BY a small gunboat, well stored with articles OF neees
sley which they freely barter with the ciuzena Tor COZ
ton or gold
Tue river police IS nov fairly establshed a. ir y
As Napoleon. and has thus far captured two furioushea
soldiers and several Texisns who attempteat 70 eros
the river. They claim to have eSptafed GeneIAl
prssrs ousrtsrmsster with a million doilars.
Tbsrs has been no movement Of the force st Ed
w.,5,, 5,pst They have been Joined BY shout &
.bousnna more, which came by BaldWiu's ferry. A
.imp.r movement is reported as coming cut from
Ns,shsz. 10 combine with the one from Fieks
burr. with tie IateRHon, Il Is said, Of making
Al extensive raidlng aud cotton stealing expedition
Three Of Capt Evans scOus captured two Yankee
gilhin three hundred yards Of their camp on the oihe'
side Of Big Black = few days ago, and Lieut. ToTle
captured eight arned negro s Ave miles from HAVE
biun Our gslznt troops are very busy, and have n
1 doubt tbs movement from Vieksburg Is intended +
keep them further away from the cotton stealing trains
Much cotton has been spared in consequence Of it
! being in the seed and stored il gins which are used is
family mills. It is impossible 20 move the cotton or t
burn It without burning TIE mill. This has been don
in two instmoe, but the action has been disapproved b.
Gen. johnson ard repetition forbidden. b
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CUFFas FfGHTTEG QUALITms-The Buffalo
Nav York; Courier makes the following ex-
Irsct from 3 letter from q prominent Yankee Off
Ger on Morris island;
Gen. Gilmore was undoubtedly forced into the
.ssaplt upon Fort Wagner against his better
;ud0meut l have great confidence ia him, and
think from the Wsy he is going to work now
that Charleston viii certainly fad. L will be
slow. but sure. He has set ali the negro SOL
disrs AZ fatigue duty, which is what every other
geper.l ought TO do. The stories shout their
snlendid Sighting are " sli in my eye" Al the
asssult they ran away as fast they could, aud
came near demoralizing the whole attacking
Gorce. In an hour alter tbs fight eommeheed
over = thousand OF them came struggling down
70 the south end of the island, and before morn
ing there were al the hospital and dock over
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR Q0ENIEE.-A New Or
leans refugee, now residing in Mobile, while on
q visit 10 this section s6ms two or three weeks
ago, Informed Us that Dr. M~cFarlane-ons of
the oldest and most distinguished physicians Of
New Orleans, who died ia that ely since the
commencement Of the War-bad ~discoYersd
what he considered 8 most valuable substituts
fer quiaine, and expressed, q short time before
his death, his deep regret that ne should net live
long enough to see il tested throughout the
COnlederscy. TRe substitute is the leaves OF the
Balssm Apple, TO be STEPPED for three or four
days in bottle Of whisky. Ds5e-ons table
Spoonful three times a dsy-GneeHSbOr0 Beacon
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9aiIg @pFeaI.
-ATLANTA, GA.
TUESDAY EVENING. sEPTEMBER %
TEsE EaTE roBEEGN EEWs.

~ MHAA ~ A4A4N"A"
TIE last batch Of foreign news would seem
rather 70 east q shade upon our future prospects
50 far as they may Be- effected by the action Of
foreign governments. The steam rams, as an
nouneed By telegraph yesterday, are to be de-
tanned at Brkinhead. Earl RUSSELL is stu
p1-oelaimiBg impsrtiality as he Fixed peliey OF
his government, while the late rumoT Of inter
venfon or recognition by NAPOLEON is positive
" denied BY the French organ in New York,
Only a few days since Is was announced that
The steam rams were to Be delivered to their
owners in France, in which case We should have
no fears Of their long detention from lhe serviOe
for which they were, nc doa5t, originally intend
cd; bu. # the British government has changed
its policy as announced by Earl RUSSELL in his
letter 70 the British emancipation society. we
can make no calculations as 10 when these yes
ssls may be laundering ct our bloekaded ports.
la times Of general eommoiion such Is is
now upon the world, there is nothing mere I'M
stable or nothing more difficult to comprehend
than the subtls policies Of Earopesu Salesman
sbis. and hsucs in times Ike the present it Is
fhs safer policy not 70 place cur trust il princes
That a universal conflict Of arms is pending We
think cannot be doubted BY any cas- who
watches TIE current Of events To slave this
of As long as possible is probably the chief de-
sire Of both England and France 8! this tme, in
order thst they NAY be she better prepared to
meet the shsek when it does come. Hence tbsir
iadisposidon to do any act calculated 70 eEssper.
ats The North by which the pending collision
might be FASTENED. Eaglsnd wants dms % pat
hsr house inordsr and NAPoLE0E wants tine g
mature his plans in Mexico and get the Polish
question OF his hands. They VIII naturally
avoid other complications ss long as possible
aud unfortunately We are not in 8 position to De
msad our rights Of them, or at least We ar
wanting in the power to enforce our demands
made. Recognition is S right due Us, bat it is
Right the Withholding Of which is not likely {
bring on bosHli6es between them aad our Gov
ernment, whereas they havs been notIhe
by the North that such recognition viii b
regarded as a TASKS bdH. We msy theref5t
not look fer the recognition Of ouc indepen5ene
until these forces are fully prepared for th
clash Of arms which they have been notified vi
be consequent upon it.
IN the meantime LET us not be sluggish in 6i'
charging the duties we owe to ourselves. If "
shall prove successful in driving the Feiers
fsrcss from cur borders, thereby showing to III
nations Of The weird that we are q people and
power worthy Of their respect, it may and n
doubt viii hasten the day Of both our recog
nised and aetu'i independence. We DO not fee
that we can be cheated out of our navy long
aRd when It does come &c will prove = mos
powerful persuadsF upon the Lincoln Govern
ment which may probably yet be induced {
take lhe lssd ia the recognition Of our rights
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S1OO r r w Di

d ANYWAY on Sunday evening, September 2s.h. a
II q Boy,
Named Israel. He Is about five fsst seven inches high,
weighs about one hundred snd ~foyty-ave or one han
dred and hfty pounds has q very black skbn, pleasant
cOunie1anee and 10 beard has rather q swinging gait
when walking; is quick spOkea sid well provided with
good clothing; j. supposed 20 have had on 8 blue
wooden shirt brown or gray srmv OysrcCat, ard nay
Isvs a SILVER watch with him which he-nsy offer for
safe. lie Is supposed 20 be making bis way to th- enc
mya lines By way Of Alabama or Summ Fvilis, or NAV
attach himself 70 some s liers as a ser rsnt.
The ah0ys reward VIII be paid for his delivery TO the
undersigned, or If lodges IN any iAit where h san be
got BROTHERS r co,
sag Ivy Rnma. ca.
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M Z bIothsr, CO. ". B Ei-h-oud. was killed IN TIA.
4A CmeEamEuga hght on Guu1ay evening WHEN
-ound next morning, some hf-ssu or eighteen hours ID.
lrrd&a halo7y lad been lied OF everything Of vslu..
P per, wbi1h be E1i about Inn. kF coz. cr8 g-1-.
sword, watch, snd q vsluab o diary which he ksrt rfurs
the beginning o. the war and o-hs~ miner articles were
aso taken The watch was q fine gold one. d. a
@lssk riObCn, and, ] think, q double G 81. and h. rzua-
on IT, The sword had hs uams n full On the b.sEs.
and also the name OF the donor. Izess thir7z. aside
ron Che money can Be cf little value 60 ana tus
southsrnsE To bis mother, sisters and myself td-y
would be very preciOIs Whoever VII retain any u
81 o. them 10 me, with Captain George Dashis ! Paw
maztsr Gen. E0rrssi 3 division OF caYalryJ OF 20 Gel
Z Q. YeaimEn, aid-decsup 10 Lieu Gen Polk. a ub.
ezal reward shall Be pad aud no questions asked
se2A b r. ~ET-HMu~.n
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CAsrOs September %, 1863.

CANTON 81 plemDeI ID AEe9s.
The situation on this border, and the policy Of both
,,rtsss ye,ms 70 be well defined aud settled vieks,
bnrg hatcher. Port Hudson, Lake Providence and
eresuvine are 90 be permanently occupied, tobe forti-
ss5 90 as 10 snsbie them to be held by comparatively
few men. and 70 be used as poilts Of rendezvous for the
tro9psrs who viii ride over the country to bring in est-
ton add negroes, and otherwise Cypress the people and
kssp the banks Of the liver clear Of boat buDerS The
river Is TO be psiroled By small g~uRbosts, which viii ply
conrtsntIy from point 10 point, acting in concert with
and PROTECTING the land poles, which, on being pressed
win make for the protection Of the boats Trade is TO be
open to sny oDs Of approved loyalty, snd for the pres
spt. viii be carried on BY means Of large store-boais
protected By guubOats WOod,yards and cosl depola
/ will be guarded in The sEne msnneE
Travelling is confined to loyal people, who are only
landed At certain polnts unlsss by special permit
These arrangements are likely to be permanent si
until some serious change takes place In the position o.
affairs in this section. No change may be expected be
! fore l,te in the winter or spring. There Is . large sec
lion which our cavalry is inadequate to protect from
the deprsdsuons which are sure to follow this system o.
river police. The citizens viii Be most seriously dis
tresssd and annoyed and outraged by this strolling pc
lice. There Is no escape for hem except in absndoniH'
their homes IN tn we are oDcs more In possession Of oul
B.
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mataHsoras.
MatamoTas is on tbs Mexican side Of the Rio
Grande, dividing Mexico from the Confederate
States, Through this port a brisk commerce IN
cotton and European manufactures has been
going on. The Yankees, who look npon the
whole continent Of North America Rs theirs. ''bY
manifest destiny" are very much exercised las
their prsacbera say with this impeachment Of
their pretensions Every wooden nutmeg maker
in tho North boils with wrath, as be sees Mex
leo passing sway from the domain of his rapa-
city aud still further, to have on the borders Of
the Confederate States e power which ventures
TO bresk mp their lang monopoly Of N
with these States, and Introduce any manufac-
tured goods but.his own for thar consumption
the thing is absolutely uncomfortable. Accord
ingly, we see il stated IN their papers thai a nil
itary force Is TO be sent by them to sbste this
.eryiag Ruisanes, and seal up the RIO Grands 10
sn commerce bat their own
Maiamoras being 3 part Of Mexico, and Mex
leo Chsppily FOX herself and the worldly being
conquered by France, any interference with
Matamoras viii be an intsrferenes with France.
We hopethess Wretehsd bFsggarts and bullies
will 20 On--siezs Msfamo-ss, ard hau8t theiR
gridir0n in the face ofFraues. As Dsme QHiekiy
says in the comedy, it viii be "oxceilent sport,
faith % Marshal Forey On the one side, and the
long, lank, hungry Puritan Yankss on the othsTl
Our only fear Is, thas these bsllies, on ealcula-
ton, will repeat the c0medT Of " the Trent y
They will push their i~HsoleD- and pIetsnsions
70 the almost verge Of solerstion and then,
when they find they viii act be submitted TO-
ignomini0usly back out We really hope they
will allow Us to respect than, however wrong,
for a msnly vindieation and enforcement Of their
pretensions; ard that "the Monroe doctrine
(which, by ths by, Mr. Monroe never put forth
according to their perv0rSiOB) will have a sharp
practical application to Mssamoras-ChaTtssto
Mercury.
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1HNl@NAAHA - ~ "a AlEAl-
err District Of Georgia.
Chnrieston-Rsmbardmsnt Of sualer.
CHARLEsTos, September a. The snsny's MoHh
Island batteries were firing slowly At he rzins OF Sum
ter to-day, for TIE hrst tims FOR several WsskE Ne dan.
age done. Nothing else stirring.
Frrm RfehnoBd.
richmond. September $50 day the ssna,s passed
a bill ro0rsaaizlaE the military. In he hoass a resolu.
ton for Inquiries through a COMMITTEES, into tbs state Of
public opinion At The North upon the subIsst Of peace.
Was suumariiy reisc'ed By a unanimous vote.
The farmers IN various portions Of The sta,e are hod
ing county meetings indoning the ae.lon, ard rsaolrise
to follow the eEsaPls or TIA meeting recently held In
Aibema7ls county iu reraFd 10 delivering surplus BRO.
duets 70 the Government etc.
The Yankee vessels recently captured By Capt Berrs
EXPEDITION, wsrs taken on the Atlantic zds of Assom.o
eOoniy. One vessel wa loaded viii sutlsr's g.orss
and 5Ound Tor Port Royal
From The RaPIaau.
GoEDoSsvuLE, Sept 23-No furthsr movements ara
reported today. The sn1mys force beyond tbe RzDi.
dan is sstiaatei at sixty thousand elective nsn. ana
Aeads's Assdqlsrssr srs above Culp-Psr On. Opia
ions are conflicting as to whether there viii b. a azbt
soon or not.
Destructive Fire in Augasia.
AUGUSTA Sept 9-Ths Paragon Touring milk In
III ~ h7H tsAAAy de4tr0yed by IRE las night l9ss
about two hundred thoussnd dollars; insursnes. ten
thousand It was The work Of an iaeeudisrv. hsvfBv
been fred b. a baker.
To THE PRESS.
The following ueEE report 10 the Press association
was presented At the telegraph ohes here hi, urppv
AMI transmits On without military approval
W. can get no news Of a reliable character fr5,
baggs army, 10 press reporter permitted DirBs-eh.
rom Gem h0eda qIErternsster TO s7pzdntrrdanf
pres association, says doctor viii admit no one fsr
some days yet.
I called fos a written statement Of the ressoua FOR re-
fusDg to transmit iha report, and these words Te-e
hdorsed thereon BY Mr.. Lamb, book-keeper Of he
Office:
Cannot asnd without approval. All press buslnasl
relating 70 army movements must Be approved"
The foregoing is q fair example Of The sweeping in
tsrprstation given By the telegraph AGENTS and opera
tors to the instruOtio5s issued BY TIE Pcs;m-rer Gen
eraL So detrimental q is operation 70 the IN
ssrests Of the Press Association, and upon u,
efforts to ~orgaHizs a prompt and reliable system c
news reports, that I an constrained to eater ny publ
protest against it, and to appeal to the press to oa1 Il
a correction Of the evil. is THRASBER
suPt Prszs Assooia ion.
mlEI
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Fatal AFPRAY.-A fatal rsacoDtrs took
place on the train which leR Augusta on Friday
evening on the Augusta and Savannah railroad.
An alteration took place between conductor
Adams and a passenger by the name Of James
Currgn, who refused 70 pay his fare. CuTan
violently assaulted tho conductor, knocking
him down and stamping upon him. When NJ
Adams recovered himself, be drew a knife and
inflicted a wound upon Cunsu, in the stomach,
from which be soon after died. Mr.. Adams i'm
mediately returned the tEsiR to AUgusts sad
gave himself up 20 the Authorities. -ChgriestOR
Courier.
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- a London - ssys.

4A lsto london Raper says;
Theirs ID some anxiety manifested respecting
TIE health OF the Cocoon. The pTeean-
ions taken to- protect her from public
observation are Of a very singular character.
For example, on her embsrkadon 81 Woolwich
FOR the condaaBt every Place which could afford
a peep was boarded up, and even the windows
of the Government workshops were white-Wash-
al 10 pFsvsnt the WoTkmsa tom looking at her.
The officers were exrluded-sh bat a few con-
fdeBtial policemen. II her Majesty should sb-
dictate there would be little surprise. The Prince
OF Wales is popular only Is Prince Of Wales.
Prince Alfred is The popular faverits. The NOR
bid sorrow Of the Queen throws q damp over
English society.
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OoIAAeAf EIEL-AAoU sol
FROM TIE IsLANBs.

Affairs are unchanged since cur last Our
mortans on SufliYan's aud james islands keep
up 5 continual Smelling, the shells dropping
with great accuracy amongst the Yankee work
ers on batteries Gregg and Wagner on Morris
island. The Yankee Tok in CONSEQUENCE pro-
tresses slowly. No response is made 70 our
FIRE. The enemy's working force is generally in
creased about ausk.
Considerable commotion was again obseTvs-
able amongst the vessels Of the heet Saturday.
Il was supposed that the commanders of yes
sells were making an official cal IN Admiral
Fsrragut
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NOTICE.

EF Ms. JAMES MsBRABSTON, Of Warren county
L Mississippi, Cor any Of his or my frendsl vii lei
me know where he can be found, Is viii bsnens hAu
aud oblrs mygelL Address ne 81 Noble.
es2fEw p =. EENNARD.
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mFmPHEs I-NTEbLEGEEUE.

The city papers Of the 18th announcs the re-
esfpt Of one bale Of cotton, grown this season
~ Mr. F. Carpenter, ofFaye+s county.
Tbs committee Of the board Of aldermen 70
which are appealed cases from 10 Recorder
court. rscsady adopted g rule 70 hold this SEES
sion with closes doors. TIE attempt - estsb-
lisba Lilipaikn stsr chamber was ysy probs-
biz ndiculsd 20 su abandonment
The Bndiefu states that the concert loom in
fhs Odd Fellows Hall has been rented for a biz
hard room. what q fan"
Eorty-ihres Confederate soldiers, captured
near Corinth, were incarcsTstsd IN The Irving
block On tie I7th. NOnEmes are given.
The BHleiH, boasting Of the evidences. Of i'm
D1svsmsnfm tie city says: 10 ali quarters re
sss mss1ns and carpenters IS work, fixing mp
old buldines and erecting new ones. Memphis
Is evidently preparing for The good tine
coming Many OF cur citizens are c0alsm-
pisfug the erection Of buildings among othsu,
liz Bin, Esq, talks Of putting mp a block on
The vacant lot west Of the Adams Express build
ing, court street
On the 18Th the river is reported falling, and
having almost rsschej low water mark. Tho
bost siYals numbered ten, departures eight H.
nort seveptese. But little was doing in cotton.
paces ranging from 43 to 50 cents, Or city
trade the Baastn says:
Business yesterday seemed as If it wouid
soon spring into full vigor again. Tbers was
large number Of country people IN town, anC
ne retrn dealers were having q rather bnsk day
Oh II. The wholesale trade, however, Is ye'
erampea by restrictions, in onsequence OF Yhci
transactions are limited, the movements benz
esnfBed overy small lois for shipment 70 Htg
rer poin and sales Of groceries snd provision,
40 FETAL traders, 10 hmaIed Quantities. lhef'
are cocsidcrabis shipments bliug mEdeto Rev
Ofleans and other points below. Prices simos
entirely unchanged