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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
SUPERIOR COURT-TRi.L TsHx -FnB. E-Beiofs j.
tce hOsKtL-
LOOK TO YOUR VAULT CoyERIH6s-DAzAGn ToK
IHJURIEs TO LADY.
Anderson al. Dlcto

LOOK TO YOUR VAULT coyIRIyGs-DAzAGt' ron
IsJURIrs TO LADY.
Anderson tgt Dlctio
Plaintiff sued defendant TO recover damages Tor
p.ron. Injury sustained BY plaintiff LADY IN june 1861
defendant th. % tho bulldogs Nos Oh sud 20 l.
p.nsfd street The plaintiff ~hie WAXING or the Sidewalk 10
front buidngs 'trpp.d small IRON s'ins
oftte vault hOes be onsng 10 Toe badlns.
The gazing u1ped up Az psil TN 'Ped through receiving
Dfsnesut set Ut that he liable be tsi lsssd The
b,..ut Of buidng AID the ysu to another person on
lat Of May prsvious snd that TIC tut vi" ~
good order the time tbe eA's wa made Verdict io
pan,if for + i15O ,, r.. =,
Ira d. Warren for plaintiff s. and A. BoaTdmsn Tor do
fsndaLL
ARTIST or TIsPTRAsct LECTURER.
Edward FalconeF agt. Daniel Carpenter et al
Pl.nH .ued 20 dsusgs for lesd false anest
aud mpsonmtbt on the Ts - the In'eoor 81 Io'oe eu
,usncs CT duty aud that sntf (who wa' delivering
temper lecture tie pabc sest had gathered cf9s
around hun aud the peace ssy to be disofbed lbe
Jury rave plsintih verdict OF cents.
EsJudgs WLnng and IL ii. bhannon ioT plalntu, n
Oshey HAL for defendant
TRIAL TEHr-frB 7a.-Before Justice WHITE
INJURED BY COLLlSIOs.
James Caldwell sst Joseph Desvant
This action was brought by plaiotif to recover oil
81 90 dtsgs % have been suaiaue1 In
vsron driven by deendsurs servant, end knocked down
when 6gerberT which ~ ns,ing along TIE sTee
tTbd avenue Fy frat street over Lm. breaking
,.yesl h TJs aud othe.~e inJung HIN very seriously
he defence claimed s the Joiss received resulted non
psnt own negligence ht plaintiff, In oider 10 ges away
nom the sefbss WsgoD nsggoLty backed up Assln, the
plaintiff wsgon aid thus thrown against the gsibce
wsgon, 80 mn o, ,.-,.,.,s
Hoafy l.. Clinton Levi. Hint fof dseudslI
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Pn.scnaers Arrived

IA ,ftas,y AuotIa DiImors Jrorr Fo,t hoyi s. c. and
B,aaJoyf ~ C-R. H. fuller 4. Ilsley l.. smon stewart
=. Crave = X Eaton. Lieut. P'tk!n. NJ Jent: W. !" ~
John Dodge n. T.. SpIaguo Samuel Core ionp NJ ls'e.
g. D. Lhrisinu W -. brooks Lieut.. James b. Myers ;. r.
savage Dr. Cuftis MaJr Sackpole, Walter Adams 4. Par
r,h H. H. F.ncon. j. X. Stluson Franklin A. Rich Henry
r. Wiley FIsnk r. Day John stsLsield. August sni;h A
J. Coeley, Jss Butler, Miss VBrino.
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Hisnsicru. &c.

Cspt Nickle o! the Diamond State which siNed
tbs MofniGg on ashinyto reports: 2J ius, or hsihr
gat, passed t"o shaken vessels; ~ Issed ald
lies miles D. the tchr. lies miles II. " h. from bH'nrss
BALTIMORE. Feb. - 1863:
Tie bAA Nsa Ii.kt, CIsns low Als JAaeu" i0t Inl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

CHAkIrIEs And CoRREcTIoSs.-At the regular
srmoutbly i4.eus Of this Board yesterday communities
VI, rceiyed from the Controller inquina whether OF
the c. n missioner. had received the $1,000 per
nd o The upsort Of foreign poor provided by The State
NV. Of l5l and 1911 reply in The negative directed
kbs msde The Warden of Bellevue Hospital directed
open ward for psy patients aid collect the fses therefor
Tie Fs, Auditor Of the 1Ieaoy transmitted vouchers for
u. OF $7z2 for board Of United States soldiers
he ususl report showed that there o7C7 nstss
C.lns ia the Institutions the 2st inst
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Clerk j. Newton Bsrtholow. Patriotic address by Csrh
Richard B. Lesch. Music BY the Ges Club. Addu by the
Chaplain, T. T. Devani and, snsr singing patriotic song
the meeting adjourned at late hour with cheers for the
flag ihey bad fought poby under and for the Government
ADD country they have sworn to uphold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

Our ship collector desire. return his thpnks 10 Ser
reaut DaIe Holland Il the aIbor Police steamer os yei.
Die aud Timely assistance III couu' elton with the s,esm.ip
CITY VI WaAns ton cad RoInssia, assoI last Elkht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

Mr.. Charles j. Boniface, we'll known actor in
Boston, has become insane within few days. He
has wife and four children dependent on his lsbos.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srroiAL Trsm.-fsr. %
Before judge HuTCN.


Swift ngt. Reaqua 1T. nl.-Reference ordered TO
Is. O'Connof e,q.. 10 hear aud determine 800
FEn ~ Ed sards at smith Ordsred that within ten
days after demand defendant psy to aiub or hs attorney
Of tho judgment ia SHE sotou, OF an attachment
for contempt i,sue
Ruls ss Carpenter 10 set asds Inquest denied
with y . costs. ~.
Cu.hm.n srt Fiscber-mo,ion n set aside attachment
denied with { ~ costs TO abide rvcnt Of suit
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Fss. $4,000 bbls. Flour ?20 bbls. Corn Mes slt
bbr Whi.ky 1000 bush Corn, 1000 bush. Oats 9l bush
seed 40 pigs Provisions. 1880 pkg Lard. $50 pigs
Butter - pigs Ashes so0 Hogs.
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Tup RousTY FRAUD CAsrs.-Capt Charles W.
.-,,.r,.b, and Lieut. Lambert
Of d,Gnudiug tho Hinge County Bounty Committee ort
n,py money by ~ representing certain persons as 10.
.n, no vsr, not resident, O. Brooklyn aud therefore
cni,d 10 bounty money tried io the third tim, iu the
ami Of Sessions WoJnrslsy The Jury found them guilty
Ia ib,v we're sentenced To tho state IfsOL Tor year.
and ar months each. the pfiaonon attached 10 tho
Irou,idos Re g,meuL
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ANEEIcAss ABRoAD.-The following is IL list Of
Anoficans gtered s Gun Co.'S American News Rooms,
No. - Craven street Strand London England for the week
ending Feb. 7, 1863;
w Pembroke Fethdge, suthor of Harper Hand Boo
10 Egfoye. Mr.. II. b. Fslog. N T.; ML Nd MIS- y
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no with coffee lost both anchors and chains 6urna ne e
~ tha nd steamer with eDchors aud chains has seos
down to her. She ef ia charge Of pobost Hsmp
ton Roads.
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TIE WRECK oP TIE ELLA Manifestations
Beny w. Johnson wrscke) Clock. with merchandise from
r.sm.hip Ella valley 10 Gees. Wreckng Company, re-
Its tia, ali forward OF tie wheehooe has and dFed
way tie alter part hes worked miles 10 the norLwsrd
~ mile IN shore The VIPER works entirely gone
la portion Of her cargo been recovered by the divers
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Chances fer Bnsiness nleu.
A FIRST RATE INVESTMENT

4 FIRST RATE INVESTMENT.-Ih
N BROADWAY FOUNDRY snd MACHINE WORKS
Of ST. Louis are offered =; VERY LOW PRICE for U.
= Treasury Notes.
hayn. enjoyed very patronage 10 wei known through
out the Western States.
Tho stock Of Patterns 10 large and valuable . ~
The Building. and comm 'dioas and ne Loo" o
the la.est and oest ,.ylss -.
the West, better opportunity can be found ,
The large efGovernmert wokfesPs he roond-nes
ofs ouI, running Fight and day highly reniunersve
plices. -, 81, ul. l., ..a., al
livery part Foundry and Machine Works In order And
ready for business without delay.
For further i0forfl1liOn zddress, - ~.
" JANES NJ CARPENTER. st. Louis. Mo.
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paonApLs FATAL BURHISG AcciDFSr-A Mrs
1--we t,,idnz NJ tho Of Aso aud Lonmer str ets
IL D was ttIiouty aud Il 10 feared fatally bared early
on Wednesday morning by tie explosion oil huld lamp
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NIyfATrkH ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,n-R,.se:37 ls.t...........5..9 Noon Set,.. gag
nIGH WATER
Indy hoeF. 2:3l Gov. Island. 1921 Hs-SGs.. bVl
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SUPREME CoUHT - CIRCUIT - Part L. (ohOri
cau,ei Nos 254 tOi4i, 2azg 25l5 35, 23tl 23C! lt
21ls ig4 2OJ7 2gfO Part II Mo- hJ4 46, 98f lhR 1854,
1880 1910, Ioio, 1850 1919, 1906 1850 1905
1900 lGbl 1905 1870 -
SurnIMs CouRr-SPEciAL TERM.-No. 70.
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fAdvertisemsnt.
ToTAnrre AND CENT FMIN Fl

in regard n private classes In PHRRsoLos1 &C. inquire o.
Fowler WELLS No. 308 Broadway. Examinations with
chat full written descriptions Including sdvice 80 ts
choice OF pursuits, given daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

FousDr,Ya.-An infant about two months old
w.s found ON Tuesday rs in the hall wsy OF house No
no birst street ~. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

We are requested 10 state that Gordon, the Brook
ign bprgla psid so mouth-rot swoek-lor board
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BORT i1)arocns' Notlte.
SrATg or NEW YoRK, /
Ponr.W4Rpvyx OFFICE, No. l0f Wall.st

SrATg or NRw. YoRK,
PoRTWARDxys OFFICE. No. loi Wallet
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section OF the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
act to Reosanizs the Wsrden Oce the Port OF New
York to all In. having charge o. en-.
the following vessels are now under by the Port
WAIecns and that the said surveys examinations wiz DO
board said vessels
Ship Cornelius Gfinnei, Pier No. 20 e. r.
ostA r. Il; alloi ..."..........."Rie I No 70 ~ ~
VIM. ii. bURLEiGH, President
J. AuG's llERRixAs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

DAY or PRAYER FOR CoLLIGEs.-Yestcrday
hsynr been apart BY tho Evangelical Churches OF the
country ss OF special prayer In behalf Of Colleges
md other seiDsres Of esiug throughout the land spro
pi re.ces place dUIiug ths morning and afternoon
s,,r chglches IN city interested IN the Christian
por-.s. q Collegiate iusutioas ~ Ire Chapel o! tho
Uai,.Tsitv The Tcsss particularly sosmn and
Impressive cousess.isn, including the faculty, sod SOW
eel sdis oergy CLsueelor Ferris opened tho ser
vice, b. reading selection OF scriptures AID alter hymn
Prof Msn throne Of grace in ervent prayer
Invoking the blessings OF God upon ssuinsiies Of leaning
oghl tie country that they might be Instrumental In
advancing the truth o. the gospel.
After ,iBsing the hymn commencing
Behold stranger a. the door,
lie gently knoeks-bss knocked before"
Professor Howad CTo,by delivered eloquent sermon from
he te1t What concord hath Chri't with Beld"-s Cor,
Wis The exercises were closed with the BsDediciion
Union meetings for prayer we've also held ~ the Mercer
sree. and IN the Seventh Presbyterian Churches, IN the
fberuace Brooe street Madison av-rae, and oher Bsp
h.t CAureEes ard In the Dutch Reformed and Methods,
CLSIcles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

ThE SHlSPLAsTLR AND GUMBAcK NrisAScE.-
Tie sw tsas sAinlisses seems to have been again for
rs,;sa by many Of he retail dealers restaurant keepers ana
cher, who require much sua change aud there seems
mel ability Nat ab. be flooded second time vita
worthless sld irresponsible promises to pay HUNDREDS o.
People disguised with te sHubaos' had fondy INDUCED the
nope supply Of postage currency 1y The Government
would peely do away with them except for their rel
nate ue put &c s2issgs that Monster T'asen has come
,,sc" and within day two past al unusual application
Lss been made tle Pot Ohce or one and three cent
stamps soYkcepes eoIoPi-n OF the scarcity OF pennies
and tLst they cannot afford to pay the per eentae de
.pd,d by the Brokers who by some hocas pocus to
have ct uto .heir possession az the nickel foI the purpose
s. Au ,hsngoths per ceDtsss taking of all theT profit in
small Macy of these stcrehsepsr who were among
The frat gnInbsoss upon the introduction Of the
postage currency sic msiirg WY faces over Inc scarcity
ofpenuie' I'D ofeiSs penny stamps In charge Several
p, merchants enc restaursniksepsn hive 90, up shn-
per. esenrg tbs value OF cent bui people geper'
y refuse them there little prospect OF their obisniDs
az general crcasiion The chances foE Tie circulation Of
We penny ,a however better as people accept them
With he intention Of asing them for postage.
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DARE CHANCE for the PROFITABLE
il INVESTMENT Of CAPITAL.

A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. now In full and sue,
ces, ouerion the only Of the Kind Ia the unitsc
sat, pery secured by patent rights. both on the A
cles Manufactured aud machinery for making same
In. g,n.ra utility Of the articles made renders certain
.re nd demand with profit OF 70 TO 20 PEI cen.
Pst-ut Rights United stsfes Maehiney s'ocA VII
hand Lease on Factory Budius', Sc, ieclnied. ....,
satisfactory reasons sven why tao parties now IN h'e'
willing to sell ,, ,a,,...
W. w, Box No. ls4 New.i9fG f4,..on me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

4 LNNTFH SERyTcZs.-In order 10 accommodate per-
ia toe lower part the city services will be held
On esdsy ard ds evenings during Lent Ia St. Psuls
Chapel O'clock continuous course OF lectures VIII lie
tiyer,d Friday evenings by ths Rector talsct: The
fsttsdc Cone ption Of God contracted with the True
GOd Of Chrisiuy." There will also be q sermon every
"Wednesday morning At hh Chapel gea! Attention IL paid
g ile mu,c with view opy Of having (. sppropste
tri also suied 70 egi,ions The choir which
e0ase one scompo1ed Of persons skilled in music, AID Ia
vel and ear,ay framed by ths ogani,t and director Mi
shas X Efben. whoss foI many years the orgsn
cd trinity ChrIch. lis ain & TO have far p.sctica
pc good congregational singing The Csncle are chsuted
fslnsisn chsrt Of ey comp-s ofs like character
ss' Palm and Hymn tunes U',d Dura. Lent the music ia
'IproPf'sts to tho solemn chsraceT Of tAe season.
WA,nlSGrOA's BIRTHDAY Al FORT ScHUYLrR.--
s'hogons Birthday duy honoIed at the L. y. Army
Ioe's spha Fost Schuyler, the $50 inst At Y H.
fheS garrison fag unf lied from As.,,sF which bad
s~n erected oI tho occasion By the voluntary contribution
lie Medical CofpS Don-comins,ioned stat AID sodi.rs
A'oey Of mgakery fred when tho flag fosed t. tie
s..ze aud the r-etiOs IN the
ea't ofths hospital Music yveu by tho Giee Club
dWa'hlg ops Farewell Address reed by j. Newton Rsf
''*0~ snd patdotic address by Major Wilson Of New
s*y la tho sycaias tie Interesting exercise, Of he
~ok piaeea meeting Of tho young aud soldiers Il
FsAo's 10 celebrate tbs l3st Anniversary Of the Father
L County Ho,pi,a! Steward John C. Moses chosen
.fe'aenl sas Mr. II. H. Service Secretary. Pa,er by
r''panT T. peVsn; inus- by me Gise Club The folo~-
-to-i,ious thee Tesd bs HosIits CsIs Mi Richard
r Lee,b:
kbhe To-day bring tie celebration o. the l9st s.niyer
Epei Hahing'oIs bTi-1sy. would nio.t respectfully
The following ssog,iors Tor nss approval o. .- meet
20 !tJ, 4,,t ho.d the lay sree1 the Il Of Gel To-
Anrfcso peope "a he bihh 81 'is'esI'an, pstiot,
II sOicsf.
i"ered TIE .hsmccr Of Ws.hir g'nn ne have lbe
' 70 tlapsk % onOf repn bic Through l. uisl.
- not LORI - DD, Or Boar, 81 4 We to-day
or bls loving pia.es II aa An~fltao people return
Ien,lA, 10 shtj God foi a. ai'c4 ~ lis iOsuTy
49, Tat ~ anrfss fh1'i rver revere fii hold
L.! '.e-tt - noue t'f BiiiA 81 tie Nation.
iI4- fle thsuks o. tAis iarei hc returned 10
"~.y'oi Ne"-J r'y 10 F4tii2iis 'rfsice' rem
n ~ 90 ~ Occasion.
"bsrt a. 81 mn oe 81. AMI s,iisrs ,Vr .west
- "a o.. our coEuily Dud l,yMy 40 "a" Govern
- hiN D. ffT cDas-if T. i down urti the
i!"s nrs over cgety ~ iDe ''7a1d 81 the
-s h'm-.i IN Dfsyt.' and 10 rcapeC cd By estIy
- - p.'J, colCG or Dsi,u6btY holn tie Allan.
In 'i"Ae snd u Lakes 10 tae GniL Adoptrd.
H. Dies Club. composed Of cony,esesnt soldiers.
" y Mi Wilson, Of ths siaa Of Ooy. Parker Of
WY N0'le By ,ts Gee t'1D Patriotic sddres. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

RrGIsrERED ENEMIES AT NRw-ORLEAss.-~lne
humber should resd 100 instead Of 2Ooo s printed ysseI
DIV in The report Of he Rev. Howard OssOod's lecture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

TIE DELAWARE AND RARITAy BAY RAILROAD
1he new steamer lease Hoy. has been purchased ~ e
Rsritsu aud Delaware Bay Raihosa to ran o't"esn
Monmouth aud New.York We are ssursd 'na' 'ne " ''o
adapted to that route su any boat that b" YET Uesh " '
service She built last Summer i' '0hs' 0s " lew A
a. Tbsms. Co,sr Ia. greater width and Is much stronger
md while ,te draws less w.er then .ho CoyeT regarded
q, much safer boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

AT 81, So 80, 81, and 81 50.-SfiOES and
n CATERS. A. JvNEsS Nos. ~ and J? Ann-st
s.-Plese cali anu examine Lelors purchasing
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ux.v, r Wopv-Gen. Ullmann ~ pro-


.,,ps finely IN the organization Of his orss'e' ~ "
ocsers No geo Brosdwsy Indeed,hi' mo"
have been NOR. than realized He and his stan are ou'y
s,,ly and late, mutering men and attending 'o'ne o
s.,;,, ns,o,, ham Not less than 30 Ocs, Of the famous
NrYOk 7,h Regiment lave joined the enterprise 'n'
.ous Of dsv or two the General Will publish Ao'"' h'
=, ,h n,n.. of Officers end pv.es who hsve eeen pro-
ia t r,e-,.orou. conduct. The" promotions are
,dA m The real merits OF the parties VINO receive tne
-, ,b. hsuowsi Of these rewards Is not confined to
and men from any particular State, but from oil
Upisn Recommendation TOR promotion are sent
- Mir and Erigs5isE eueras sud their STATE. Cconels
Nil, hd,.enis &. Men who bsve distinguished them
,.o for patriotism GOODNESS and courage, or for acts OF
,osp no. known to the public, the men whom the
General delights to honor. Gen. UlmsnDs headquarters en-
,,.ce smile Of ROOMS the hooT neatly fitted up
and easy Of access Every ns about hin rdc,es earnest
;c and important wok The business Of the State OMAR
,,rus,,eIs Office 10 very brick just The SGtho'ie'
are b-naing SEX what be done for the soldiers
~Loe tenn Of service eIpcs during the coming spring aud
Sumner Large bodies os troops tcai cred hfou.h
out To. State. Col Lansing has been engaged inspecting
tLa and work Of consolidation will be commenced lu'
seisiey. Tue passage the CoD,ciPon Act bes "'
eu,sed BY our State military authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

mo ENGINEERS.-A PRACTICAL ENGi.
l. EEER, with ~ 900, can buy h.e sse Eas,1. ~
bo,.cnowrr ,hsntrg ami al. compete. roc In oieauon,
witn privilege Of leasing or les hr'ca'. building now
neA,y fully occupied viii te ants of steam PO"e SNH''
tnrly 10 Box 30 T. 1876 New.York PostOhce.
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ske,ched the physical zeosrSphy Of tho country. and
A.tteug scoouLt Of is natural ls
that Of TINS country by 10000 square miles tho total sI,ent
b.irg GOO square ples Situated Ia the tropics s tenn
peraufo variety Of resembles that Of tho Ten.
peroe Zone. so equally does the rein fall that commencing
10 March extremity Of the county continue. for
brief period aud ceasBs recommends In tbs adjoining
region sud thus continues visiting successive secoBs until
.fnina;es oppose extremity IN December. Theresa
10 u meuse deserts burning simOODs " sOcco. yo
canoes and only r.nncence OF an earthquake that he'd
CURED bundled yssrs go The average elevation Of the
country level Of the Sen Is 100 i-rt while probably
twO.thfd. of ranges as high AZ from loo to zhOJ
f.st Tie Valley Of the Amszon IL eIceedngly produc
tive, aud twice tho sle Of the Valley OF the
Mi..'s.ippi. At the conjunction Of the Amskon aud
Onoco crops Of Indian can be raised during tho
and the cane grows huHuHsntly tVef Since
acL vLy In 2L Brazil has had Const
tutoual Government Every posse''ing properly qus'
!hcstou 10 tLe Of nifty dOars. no matter what his
color 81 entitled 10 vote for Representatives aud Sen
atom, The Fmpe a. ded Into twenty distinct pToynces
each las local legislature possessing sV'oue pow
.s.io only In criminal aud police analIsi
uniform Of criminal jufspiufence sinastns from
tie ccutis power being ~ fOce in each province The
exports Of BTzil to this country amount 10 +2J@O
go snd tho Imports hence JoOJOU The br lillian cotton
rsul in sde m the LIIOpeen atket 70 our sea I-and
I'D v Ia time become OF the sape productions
popuiationi 8l0OOG0 Tho Indiana all finely pro-
pofiOntd sud lie bIctb)ur Of labor III the Anuzon
aonntfy Tie .cuo plee with Interesting ineictns
aud p.escntel hopeful view OF the diuTe Of Bfs<l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13
European

NEw YORK, July l0.-The steamship City Of
London, with dates from Liverpool 10 the Sth, and
from Queenstown 10 the 9th has arrived.
The insurgents in Poland were active. The Ma
tioual Government had agreed to a conference of its
representative.
4 political disturbance had occurred at Berlin.
Barricades in the streets had actually commenced,
when the tumult was put down.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13

BosT0S. July S-Tbe Hcraif's correspondent
gIVes the following account OF the second days hght
lag on Morris Island On the morning OF the 11th
July the 9th Connecticut regiment made q furious
attack on Cummings Point battery; got possession
% ~. AMI h9istei the American flag. Fort Sumter
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by the arrival Of the bark a. Il. Eiirifge, Capt.
Bennett, we haze received San Francisco papers to
the 18th % July, and Eastern kilograms to the 9th,
inclusive. The news is interesting. The a. Il. Z.
brouyh: an Eastern mail.
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Retaliation.

Capt. Winder have been placed in close confinement
in Fortress Monroe, as hostages for the safety o
Captains Finn and Sawyer, who are under sentence
of death, in Richmond, in retaliation for the hanging
of two rebel officers by Burnside. ? Rosecrans.
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BOOTS AM SHOES
10 Game Growers.

vE1HE UNDERSIGNED. MANAGERS OF
4 the HONOLULU SUGAR MANUFACTURlNG AND
REFINING COMPANY, beg to inform those interested in the
culture of SUGAR CANE, in and about Honolulu, that the
Company intends adding to the Sugar Refinery "a large and
powerful Mill and other works for the manufacture Of Sugar.
The Company will either purchase the cane or grind it on
shares, on the most liberal terms.
The Machinery will he OF the most improved kind. and the
best talent Of the country will be employed in manufacturing
the Sugar.
The Company would further call the attention of Cane Grow
ers in the vicinity of Honolulu, TO the facilities which the estab-
ishment of this mill offer, being accessible for the transportation
OF cane either by land or water; situated as it is close to the
whsrf and with the roads leading to the interior i'll an excellent
condition for carriage. For terms apply to
S76-3m ALDRICH, WALKER & Co.
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CHICAGO, July 20-The Richmond Enquirer OF
the 18th contains JEFF. Davis's proclamation. calling
out under the Confederate CONSUMPTION, all whites
between Is and As years of age. TO serve for 8 years.
under the penalty of being punished for desertion IN
case of disobeying the call. They are offered the
privilege of joining volunteer organizations before
the enrolment.