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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

BESRrIr.-Evs'y customer who pur-
cbasss csthing ~ Sam Perry = receives . sub
stsnttal benefit. He gsts an article st 10 10
figure that v,ii ouslsss any two fashions yet
Invented. He hss the finest stock Of gsniU
uodersls,hias and faocy Il h.aosi shirts 10 the
si.y. Store oppnaits the Pos. Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

If you would buy reliable goods and
get them ss Low 6sarss. call st wIislsss HE
stset 10 usususiiy large and ths smallest prof
,ts IL ss,ssfac..sy. Nss gosds ssssiv ID every
week BY sx.ress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

RETuRSkD.-Tte gsn,Iemoo Who lett
. tsw days sirsa ~ attend the u =. Disssis'
Court Of Dee Mslses. 10 The Post O@ss sob-
b.ry eass. have returned. pr,ssssss end sll-
sithVut hsvtpg cry srisL Toe esss will ses
esne on aosil the nsxt term. The party 6sd
isstiag bets ecu 0tinoell and the Capitol
sx.rsasly ssd,oss asd uSpIsssaus basinsss as
the present stags oi mud.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

4. oA19DST =. I. ApAno
BARRETT = ADAMS,
Deasaesss C~sses l9ssdy 4 lih streets,
UvEk PARKS HUSs Ek'S 0kO.
Hyv cAhS Stnss. Al psssooe who sppss-
IIXyysi.ts supesios ssyls of Dsssistsy
Will do veil to caii. Prices moderate. and oil
work wAss-n'ed Entrance on Fourth street.
o~l7-dkWtf
A. MILLER.
no. 20 DgADY s9aga9, DRLsw 0ncoND,
>aa KEEPa CUN RTANILY ON HAND AND
,ak.s 20 order
,s,esess, 0oys' 4 ChilAscn's CleihSng
Of .ns best nat. ria. and in maness that esony
fsi. {. q - ~ isfsssien. Literal patronage re-
psssfulls so.icitsd. (Uy3l diy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

krau.e hes IN exec lent stock Of ready
msds siosAioe 81 the arss quslisy - vb,ch hs
'"s',es tAs sstsosiea Of the pubNe ssd county
dsaisrs. Clos hiss Of I'll tisds made 10 ssdsr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

Tno CAMPBxlIs Ass CoMlNo-By
adv-s.tpsasot Il ei,l bs sssa tbs, shit ssle.
bratsd tsoass 81 Ethi 'piss Aisssrsls vill opse
10 THE city nsxs rassdAy svssiss - nssss-
politaa Hall. sa1 give three %, sstaiomssts
he trodps hss > reps.ssios Of Ne highsss
shssss sf. sud for barissqas asd fss ere 90.
ssrpasssd ia this sessssy. They ass hsAvy
% the Chest q asst %. whish u lsadisg fsa.
tvse eth thso.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31
VOLUME 8.
The Daily Democrat and News,


RlchAROooN 4 eUAOiTS.
4 pDOPnlnrOns:
!. >. observation-disclosures. ". BURDIrr.
Ws sss ssAsesigasA ssrss - shs sSilsssas
TERMS o. UBSCRlPTION:
:. DAn1.-is seass per wssk,p ~ able ssii -.
uoas aad pese-ooco subscsibsss, 81, 90 Per sss .
payable 10 advaass.
WoesIs.-o1,e0 pss snsua. In sdvaess
TERMS OF ADvERrlslS0 IL DArY.
o0D 0oU - % SvBLvB LaaDV o. .
1u00 IN oPAOD.
One Day. 20 Is Oas nonsh .... 50 20
Woaeso..s..... oV Six Wesks.....s 81
hrss dsys...... 35 Two aonths.... ~
sour days........ 80 Thrss Months =. ! =
Eve dsy0........ Is Fear months..... -
Ons week. 3 % | Si1 montbs.....lg y
Two wseks....... 90 year, no change 10
Thses ~ssks..... % 7squsrss. yssr. rs
CARDS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

Surgical mWd MechHWs teal Deatl>t,
sRADY ssKkkr, ssTwAs- POUArR AhD Fis'D
KataA ALL WORK kXE'UTED IN A
OJy strong and servlceabie manner, and
111Ds s4t,sisc,ion guAts.tied. Ofiice open
hOuvr. tsy and night incl .du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

RxrusuEo.-Tbs Davenport Hast.
Ing Cssb sstusssd yesterday and to-day, hav-
tSy brokss sp ssnp TIE nsobess h.ss not
net 9th % high degree si sssssss q shes
ssseipsasd o. the ssass. but after ell hsa
very plssssss tine. saA ieslaIIs the l6stsst ior
bhsis sss-dsos <xsseise upos The shores "
3 SO Late Thsis spssiaess ssst = The Il
ass sd sh.s ssss - esbss sstssds Slil Isse
" sswsab<tsd. We Asvs proven ssrtstvss
ssssd % he essss. asdi vsssd - oie1 r.
esseae0 ~ ~ sseees ii .rssAies ! e. :. = !,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31
j. a. = W R. HIGH,
Pregsietoss u the
UA01ls0u ST. LlV80Y 0TADL {.

uAawSsoM sf., BsSwDsH POINT 3 sECOxD.
azS1n HORSES AND GARLIC 8 OF
2aaa1 the best quality 70 let At all bours
Funerxss furnished on the shortest ns'ics
HORSES BOUGHT Anu SULU,
aad b9ardsi - ssssDnabi.. charges. Iuylv-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

!. w. II. GAN EN-, n. d..
IDnY SluIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE A.
"asemens State bank Building. Residence
on Fifth slaoee, between grady and Perry stroets
Davenport. 10ws. i1ovl0-dA su
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

RscRrrrlSo.-We are info,m med b.
Lieut.. Psckh.m. Acjss.ns sf The RssssisiOg
Service. and R.ervisine OdRsss. shss The Iass
ssdss esthorizisg sesnts VI the Provost Nat.
shals 10 nliss men foe old regiaspss. does not
is.srfsrs With the regslsr recruiting ssssies
Al recruiting officers fsr cid segimssss are au-
tsosissd to u Z The large bet nty snd pre-.
uisn Of SsOS. ts3 sf which 10 psid By Col
Osiss in sdiatsty sfter snliet0sns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

aea9 =. As. WsSss LEY.
homeopathic Pbystctau
nFFlCE AND .RESIDkNCk ON WEST
~ Fifth street, next door east Of Congregation
al Church nov 22 2-dGIU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

NGW P&NNoH ~ ANA G1OObE.
fVuwu.s or FUURTB AID IOWA ,GrB.
~ Daveapsrt, ,lseos. Davsp A6G>psPfs siesssa.
- 0aaibus 70 ~ ffoo he can. 9 q
ee1Gn lsavinefee LsClairs, PFineseen, Ly0ns, D.
~, 0oqussosa d Ara1esa. fsFr So Il
e~~e ssvs ibalsev nee Aaw = sS-@As aaR4l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

OR. CEO. ". MCCARN,
DAYSIClAN AM SUi.6EON. FFICE-
i in rosmdirecsly over tho Post Office.
Dr. Go. W. McG A,sK's resi- jence. east side Of
Brady. second do.r from corner Of 9Th.
ian Q-LwU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

TRr PAsoaAnA.-This splendid work
ef sst oevss u L. = sirs Hal agsio shis eve
sisg. II yoa havs The least taste Ter ths
bsaatisal 60 aaj zee Il. Youos psopls aai
scholars generally shsald nos f.ii - zee this
work Il vill be II great benefit. This eve
uise. ~ bslisss. h the lass sxhlbi.ioa Ne
Risisy viii give. Let The psopls give Aio .
hsndsons bsos6t surely he d.ees vse L.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

J. A. kEilD, n. D.,
rDHYHlOlAN AND SURGEON. OFftCt
i aad residence No. -, corner Main anj Thir0
saets. tDSs anport. Iowa. july1 d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

.assas sa e,- IA AE@ u 90 stasassa ssss 8 as =
II sJyaAsssA - ys5sgs 1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31
HENRY sELBY,

~ ALER In FukNIrUkk, CARPETS.
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, & indow Shades,
Ao., Esst-e. coma ~. next dsos to Perry. jyxl
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Correspondence Between Sweden, Italy
lF and spain and the Csar.

Correspondence Between sweden, Italy,
AZ and spain and the Csar.
THE SWEDISH NOTE. a.
AwArRs 10 BARON Ds wKDKL sARfssns, nrxBrRR ov
"a 81 STocED0fN, April I, 1888.
sThe news from the theatre Of war In Poland seems
70 establish despite the many conflicting ruors. that
the authority OF the Emperos seee ey - be restored
and that partial assembaees only s cr resistance n
insurgents stand In need of arms and ammunition, and
viii doubsless b almost impSsibe FOR them 70 procure
them In th state Of tnnes end ectug upon nose tnts
rests which mpsrcusly reecrbe y % 70 employ all orr
Efforts eect ccssation Of stats Of ahirs which mht
from ~ coasquences nyeatN Ms psncs ~ Bvcfs, but
also upon those principles of humanity snd esnsrsgty
whcn know animate the beart OF his Majesty the I'm
peror In high degree that be must anxiously de-
sire 10 give striking proof q then, We have
thought advisable N odd representations 70 hOoe
already made by other States who have the same claim
n ourselves 10 express opnion 70 cndeavor 70 stop
bIoodshed and % restore Poland 20 condition more con-
sormabic tho legitimate aspirations d the well neen
toned men n that country, The number Of which h In
contehbiy much greater than that o those who VIII not be
satisfied with equitable resvs We fcsl couvincsd that
words Of clcmency and forgiveness and The prospect u
. system Of a nature W assure wise Liberty, would
suce completely 10 restore order and tranquiity We
d. not pretend indicate espsobny NE mcana of
doing so-France and Great Britain having already
rrsed themselves In this reapectand ve are SURE that
his imperial Majesty VII ma IN the inspirations q his
ovn heart everything mcet likely "a attain ~ object
which must sssurcdly ne hss earnest wish. yca wli
ilcssr cir cxrrcss sci In ihs scns" IN the inter
rr~s ~tIc you n.s, pse ils hon' 10 fsd wib ryinn>
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

hone snd coasoal,on from Iewetts arrivs Besides pab
shirg the above despatch which also appears m all the
evening plcfs that eapient journal CLOSES ITS bulletin by
spying ~" At loudon they talking OF the arrival by
the ia' American packet OF political character-AomHe
pteeo New York, who has the intention OF persuad-
ng The ingh government TO unite itself with France
aad other Powers for mediation betweeo the states Of
,he Nortn aud the south IAN ntenon which OF course
Jeweu with his pcrsuas eoqucnce untring energy.
his knowledge Of men and things, Of diplomacy and ham
suates ara with his elegant rhetoric. no VIII unaoooteoy
succ ecd IN accomplishing $500 -
Seriously Il Is too bad tnat such oharatan as this
ma n,s been permitted 70 come 10 Eurone ana ss MAKE
nmser aud the natiou OF which he 's the setoiyPec
representative laughing stock II seems 20 me that
the mos. nyeserate .copperhead" and opponent Of ar
btrsry arrests" could have found nothing 10 object 10
II, instead OF giving him apassport Mr Seward had pro-
cured his quiet transfer 10 Iunatc asylum where
spare diet and freq ent shower baths might have en-
the means OF curing him OF bis mania for interfering III
matters which do hun. and or which he has
about as much rca, inception as hea can nave OF inc
The war between the government and the opposition
ia reference 10 the elections FOR members ot the
10 legislative @ body, which take place On the sis sls'
the first note OF preparation In the form Of
circular the projects Of the departments pointing out
re,y sustaining the soserneot car candsdssss Yesssr
day the liberal Iapers q PARIS published The following
OF this city IN. Hsvin Redactsur On Chef Of the
Sece In the First Eiouard :nbouiaye Professor OF the
tns member for tho third Ernest Picard aud jules
F,re boh also retiring members for the Fourth ana
NTH A. Gteroult editor Of the pnion Nat.o'cis. tor
the SIKH A.. farimon, a roirng Dember fof the
Seventh Jules Simon the Eighth. and Eugene Pei
etan for the Ninth has all along been supposed that
M Theirs would be placed uon The list; but his own
good sense and tho advice Of his friends TO- have
prevailed upon him rorego the honor He would unaoubt.
edy have been elected but he would have seemed very
much Of place. and ke fossil fec Of the past 10 that
Assembly: There is little internnecine war between
the liberals themselves This is headed by tho Journal
lie 1np which that the proposed candidates
not the choice OF the hbcrsl party OF Paris fairly repre-
sented, but that they have been nominated By COM
mttee which has assumed itself powers not given 70
It, The candidatres Of Messrs Havin and Gueroult are
particularly obnoxious to this journals dspeasurc and
two other candidates Of tho Opposition have presented
themselves their places The C0naiuoxne and oher
journals characterixe al or these hosee
candidates. and most strenuous exortons will be made
to defeat them. ~ lH. Hit Jt1N- Dt-f WEE st
The Mont.r Of yesterday states that on Of
slight indispostion OF the Empress, the sorce which
should have taken place at the Tuileries last evening"
postponed till Monday next.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Reply of the Czar to Sweden, Italy
and Spain.
A European Congress on the
Subject.
A Steam Ram from England fer
China.

The steamship Hbernisn from Liverpool at half past
three O'Clock the 1ith VIA Londonderry on 's 18th
int, arrived OF Father Point yesterday, to
Quebec At two clock in the morning.
The dates per the Hibernian Ave days later than
IN ,e already TO hand.
The steamship sa from Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the 10th and Que nstown Sunday the 17h arrived
at Halifax at half past eight O'Clock yesterday evening
She brings American mails and twenty six passengers
for Halifax and forty -four for Poston
The advices by this arrival but days later than
those received by the Hibernan
The steamship Hansa Captain Won Santen from South
amp,on the 18th Of May arrived al this port yester
day afternoon. Her had been anticipated by the
report OF the Hbernan teegraphei from Father Point
Our 6es by the ansa contain the details Of the advces
to the day Of her departure from Southampton
English Parliamentary proceedings the 18th instant
were quite unimportan,.
Parliamentary estimates for the postal subsidies 70
be moved in the House or tommons the 18th, aud in
clude G5s 500 for the Galway line, commencing the
LIST ot July next
The Paris journals that " Theirs, yielding 10
the mportunties OF electors, has resolved TO become
candidate for representative for the Second district Of
Paris aud also for two provincial districts.
Ocal dispatches received in Paris from Cochin China
to the 3lst Of March state tina, public order re.
established in the colony. great number OF villages
hAd gwen IN their SUBMISSION. Admiral Bonnard and
spanish plenipotentary to leave for Hue the Sd
OF April to exchange the Publications of the Treaty Of
peace Of 1852. All the Spanish embark
upon the I'd OF April to return to Manila
Renies closed on the 18th instant Coz zoe
The rige q Cherbourg announces that a Swedish
squadron expected that port before the end Of the
month.
Bombay mails 10 April IS had reached 5 Suez. Shirt.
ings and twist firm and unchanged. Cotton dull. Ex.
change, rs "a. Freights quiet.
At Calcutta April 27, shrtings and tws, dull. Tx.
change. IS. ed.
Parliamentary return shows that the quantity OF cot
ton shipped from the port OF Bombay January last
2 335 lbs Of the value Of s1 4ss o7s and that
February the quantity % 5ss Asa bs Of the OF
ei,2sT .5S7-toscher 81 oso7so lbs, or the value Of
c2,To5, 1886.
The steamship Great Eastern passed Queenstown arbor
the Afternoon " the 18th, route 10 New York.
The steamship Jura, from Portland reached Liverpool
early on the morning Of the 14lh inst
The steamship Hammonia, from New York, reached
southampton The forenoon Of the iith irst
The steamship Edinburg, fom New York, reached
Liverpool on the afternoon q The lith inst.
The Persia arrived at Liverpool the afternoon O. the
The 18th from New York.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Our Paris correspondence,

pAKs, May i2 1865.
Snerp,rnon fnanneni--Arriyoi NJ NJ coraSr Je,cet,-
Name ana Fame-ree Peri: on SJe~s,l-His
Qualifications as Dr,op, ,,;.t--Tae aoA,ng El,,
tons-Th, OIforion Candida,ss--iadi&pa pa,ion Of ne
Emreas, DC. III
wrote you a few mails since stating hat there was
now not the slightest foreign nteFyention IA AIne.
rican aars have been obliged by the force circuu
stances TO ater my opinion. Everything seemed 10 be
going on nioey-good coming from America aod
the European Powers seeming sufficiently occlpied with
their own affairs, wheu circumstances has occurred
which robs all these advantages aud renders inter.
vention, not positively certain at least highly proba-
bio The cause Of my sudden change Of opinion this
matter VIII be sufficiently understood when state that
last evening, when enjoying my post prsndal coneo and
The evening paper at the time my eye ghted upon
the following elegrapbic despatch from London
Among tho passengers by the Arabia Is Mr. W. Cornell
zewett, who comes, is said 10 urge England TO unite
with France and the other European Powers for an Anne
rican mediation.
since the time when d your editorial confreres IN
the report Of meeting at Exeter Hail. In which he TAR.
ticpsted set down In one q the London papers az
shr H. aruby from 0Amercap p no :such positive evi.
dence Of the uncertainty Of Exeter fame been OF
hibited - the OF "Z" for "Jn
the photography the newly arrived diploma.
lists name. gentleman OF unchsritabIe and
naturally suspicious turn of mind sitting by1 me- when
aloud 10 him the above despatch exhibited hs igno
Of the natural reserve and modesty OF
mankind in general, and OF Jeweu In par.
aicusr, by suggesting that he had himself been
tbe Of causing this despatch 10 be sent
from London TO Paris; but l. who have known him for
years and have had so many opportunities proving the
fact that there 10 strong point in Jewe,i,s
character and compos ton, n shrinking from publ,c
notice and strong disposition 10 "hde hts ish, under
busbe " In his behalf indignantly resented the base l
enustion.
tho Pefre which n . knownsy smart paper and
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Fernando Po March So Old calabar I'd cape Coast l6th
ehe lamas. l7th. and sierra Leone the 2lst cf April
FROM Cape Coast Castle IL reported that the King q
Ashanfe hid invaded the protected the Cold
consequence OF the refusal on the part Of the
snsn government 10 deliver up 70 him fugitive cap
sought protection British territory No authentic re-
ports were obtainable but there little doubt 70
tnere oeng three large bodies of hshsnces In the pro
tectorate and threatening tie countries Of Warsaw
SIM ana Akin Several skrmshrs hal taken place and
some Ashantee heads had been Cape Coast
accra On The morning N the 18th large body OF regu
nI .rocps supported by volunteers he marched
70 the asssiance OF the mann body OF the Fanees who
wcre epcnmped distance in Ire Interior csn,rno
dore Wilmot and the officers and mfh OF Maestys
sup Rstt'esnake had intreachcd and rarrisoncd Cape
Coast castle and the cnvirors and assistance had been
demanded from the Gambia and Sierra Leone people bv
Governor Pine 20 TINT n ~ - -
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
EBgiand's Dread OF Intervention.
llrom The london Tmos. MAY L.


Both sides In this extremity look TO us and nurse
quarrel with u.s. They do this while each draws from
the means n carryin the The North his drawn
and continues 10 draw those supplies OF that cannot
80 easy be obtained from It's exhausted cities.
10 draws from Us all the material OF war. Yet
II assures us that az soon as hrc monihs of
deided r'sdSrres hdr pm cnd 10 Iris febef,on
usu fmr,do,iy hsvi 90 d,mapens ogoina
hpgland, against our hold upon Ireland, 400 ns oar
donfrior IN 1merid, a9rina oil ne
uord Whether interfere not this IL the fate IN
store for rs, and meanwhile ected express
the warmest hopes for the Of the fedora.
lrom the South there comes, In somewh hat milder &C
cents scarcely less unreasonable complaint France
England told have only 10 recognize the
dependence OF the south, and The war will be AZ
Would, indeed that we're 30, and that could
persuade the North 10 save the wreck Of its for
tunes Bw W reccDnsfior o. m,dsofcn sccsld Mss
IA smallest csssM shtss 1t ,rre lacked up ty
TIE probability OF more fvc,bk orosrtnts, and
hose arysms~S We are not ircired ofp,y Dreadful as
this have desire 10 substitute another for
" 70 take ourselves the place Of one q the combasnts
and, perhsre, engross the hatred Vf both. We have
nothing TO do but 20 pdu and hope that these two
happy maniacs may soon como 10 themselves and
what they are about not for ntercst that either
should conquer the ether that both should be irrepa
rably injured This s civil war, not, indeed IN our
own borders but within rscc--thsi which
but the other day We proud 10 reflect was fast
pecplng cont'neut and surrounding the world
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
A New British Agent in Richmond.
IIrnua tho IIn ndon Hcrald Mnx 4 =

We have much pleasure In announcing the fact that
special correspondent 10 the Southern concdcracy
ceeded passing e dya iines and has reached Rich
mond, virginia From arrangements he has been enabled
make confidently expect that three four letters
viii reech every month, and that the public will nnd
bis correspondence the fullest and most authentic 10
formation regarding the military and political aspect Of
adnire in the South.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
The pet~rho0.

From the London Times Getty artc,e} Nay 13.I
IL connection With the ate capture of the Potter ho Is
stated 10 he the incuton o. the merchants ara sbInovn
Interested IN the trade from the port os london 10
Otire the government calling utsn them 20 nut en-
end a. g. the preteniohs the fcdss poysrn,nsrt
ia serins egtrs' -bfo irornri'g ., mrsiinf4 fhe
dts h,-g. q ths cl,rss tbc eyss14i 4L.4 !. a..
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
u IL a tam Privatecr.

Tho European Chinese gun vessel kwanTung, Com
mandcr Allen Young arrived at Falmouth on Saturday
evening Liverpool She forms one OF the squadron
proceeding under tho command OF Capt. Sherard
Osborn, G. b. II. N. This ship built Of iron by
Messrs Laird Brothers, of Birkenhead. She 10 six hun
dcd TONS has paddles and engines OF one hundred and
lty horse power. She has sfes Is doub pdfed.
brig rsgged fitted soh all the mod smpsoremeats and
carries o,manet Of sir Guns, including thrty-two
pound wbitworh. ard rioked of ninay men. She
was leave on Monday night for China t'"'
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

ported by the last mail having been ordered fs
sdcred merely pretence TO gain .me and delay tue
question owed 20 indefinite period, which would
preudciay upon the shipping Interests Of the
kingdOm NJ ~ f5 tH aA w '-fAA q ~ 4"
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

e UR . p z.
qAr IIi'&raia al Father Point, the Asia at
Halifax, and iIansa ai New York.
SzVEU DAYS LATER NEWS.
sur PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
English Reports from Charles
ton and Richmond.
R:9el ANXIETY CONCERNING VICKSBURG.
McLE!lil'S WAR TESTIMONY REVIEWED.
The LoRdan Times and tho Tele-
graph Censorship.
Reported Fight Between the
Alabama and the Union
Vessels off Jamaica.
HEAVY FALL TN THE REBEL LOAN.
A Rebel Cruiser Ready to Leave
the Clyde.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Reply of tho Czar to Sweden, Italy
and Spain.
A European Congress on the
Subject.
A Steam Ram from England fer
China.
&C.. &C.. IL
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

We are ind 70 80 that practical asd important
ueut u hss 10 bs made 70 aid she Union cause ana V
ds,,ver the patriotic ctssns a East Tennessee cm IL
domination q The rcbsls by the Advertisement IN The
fiu.Arp win b. that Brissdier General Andrew
johnson, Nisasy aovsrucs u reunssss, n taking sotvs
messures 70 recover nat state 70 the Union He bss
susortzsd, aD1 sbs War Dspartsas has approved ths
seuss ths r~crmens N hs rsssed " NV Mate vhrra