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DOMEsTIC PORTs.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCo-Ar I'd inst. tby tell ship Sarah
Newman, Cobb, Hong Hong; Asterion. Hurd. New
Chartered. ship Monsoon. for Puget Sound. to load
NEW ORLEASs~Below 2ist, bark Gan Eden, I'm
New York.
Cid 10th brig A Reed Furber. New York; asd.
bark Trinity. Nickerson. Boston.
AR 18th. bark Mallie Metcalf, Ames. Philadelphia;
brig Alex Milliken. Carr, Key west 2lst, ship Mar.
ragansett Brandt. New York; bark Allen. Pat
Below 2sd, brig NJ Sawyer. Brackley. from New
York; oath, bark Arthur Pickering. from Boston.
KEY wEST-In port I'D. brigs Welsh. and Am
brose Light. from Philadelphia, disg.
BALTlMoRE-Ar LIST. ship Julia Smith. Orlando.
sid LIST, bark TasInan. for Montevideo.
Cid LIST. schs Christina, knight, Portland; Aciopc.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar LIST, bark May stetson. AL.
len. New York; brig Matilda. Lunt, Calais; schs
hey West: Mountain Avenue Portland
EIIZABEruroKr-Cld3 Both, sch, Angelina, Hix.
Portland.
NEW YoRk-Ar LIST inst, bark Mary Elizabeth,
Dunbar, Sagua; brigs w Ring. Huntley, Cienfue-
Esrdenas: Nav Flower Adams. Mibridae; AnSe
line. Xix. Elizabethport for Portland; Lamartine,
Grant. do for Boston.
Ar I'd. bark Tahiti. Lecman. Remedies Express
from Cenfuegos; Courant. from Montevideo; Brad
ford from New Orleans; brigs Lizzie Bernard. from
sagua; 5 NJ Newhall. Jacmel; Herald. Mansanilla;
Cid I'd, ships Java. paggett, Glasgow; Adriatic
Moore. London; bark Volunteer. Gorham, Vera
Cruz: sch Odd Fellow, Gore. Eastport.
Ar Sd, (by tell ship John Cottle. from Liverpool.
PROVlDENCE-Sld ID, schs 0natavia, Jameson,
New York: Jos Reed, Stevens, do
+ NEWPORT-Ar LIST, sch Mora, Chadwick, Provi-
dence for Calais; Montrose, Barter and Ligure, Rob-
bins, do for do
FALL RIvER-Ar LIST. schs ID Higgins. Math-
ews, and Sophia X Jameson, Jameson. Georgetown;
Carrie Wells, Brown, do
BOSTON-Ar I'd, bark Alamo. Godfrey, N York ;
schs Kate Walker. Gullifer. Weymouth Dahlia
Chase, and Caroline Grant. Pressey, Philadelphia
Home. Shute. do; w Eldridge. Snow. and Han
nah d. Nickerson, New York; Susan Frances. Drag
don, Sullivan.
Cd I'd. sch Frances Coffin. Cousins. for Ellsworth
A Odlin, Franks, Southport.
Ar 3d. brigs Henry Means, Means. Matanzas; n
Stevens Haskell. Philadelphia: Whitaker. Hardy
do; Means. Wells. do schs Fischer Bowdon,
Cascumpec PEI; J Homer Arey and Corvo. Hol-
brook. Baltimore; Antietam, Irons, Philadelphia;
Waterman, Tarr. and Rosa, Fitzpatrick. Elizabeth
port; Capt John, Torrcy, do; Pavilion. and Monte
yuma, New York.
Below. ship Polar Star, from Calcutta; brig Open
Sea- from Cenfuegos.
Cid Sd. bark Modena. Ryder, Cape Hayden; sch
Hiram, Wells. Calais.
BANGoR-Ar I'd inst. sch Lucy Ann, Blake. Port
land.
Cid I'd, sch Parallel, Howard, Portland.
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ellis. Calais.
RAJ I'd inst. sch Lucy Ann. I
CHI Parallel, Howard. Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Vera Cruz Soth ult. bark Honduras, Dixon.
New York.
Sailed from Porto Rico 18th ult. sch Telegraph.
Hall. Norwich.
Ar at Cienfuegos 10Th ult. brig Laura, Carnage. 81
Thomas; 2lsi. bark Zenas Colin, Packard. Aspin-
wall; brig Isabella. Reed. Trinidad.
Sid 22d. barks John Winthrop, Wottou, and Har-
riet spaulding, Booker.New York; sch Mary Kelley.
Boston.
In port Goth. ship Brazil Weeks for New York in
days; brig Rival, Hatch, from lrelandl for Bos-
ton. ldg.
Ar al Trinidad 18Th ult, brigs W Sawyer, Leigh
ton, from Philadelphia 18th, Isabella Jewett. Reed.
Jacmel.
At Neuvitas 18th ult. bark Tempest. for New York
in days; brig Lindsay, Guptiil. for Baltimore
days.
Sailed from Havana 18th ult, bark Canada. McDon-
aid Cardenas; brig Progressive Age. Hill, Remedies;
sch Electric Light, smith. Sierra Morena.
Ar at do 2lst uit brig Baltic. Hooper. Bath.
Sid 25th bark Winslow. Davis Cardenas~
Sid 26th bark Andes sheppard. Cardenas.
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult. brig Mazatian. Merriman
Philadelphia
Sid 18th. ship Uncle Joe. for Remedies aud New
York; 2th, bark Hunter, York, Sagua.
Sid l7th brigs Mechanic. Russell, New York; 10Th
III ; Emery, Perkins, Portland.
Ar at cardenas I'D ut. bark G d Hamilton, Has
kcll Hayans-
,ioing in 22d. brigs II Kennedy and Manzoni-
AR at do 2Sd schs Ida Wheeler. Dyer, Phiade-
phia: n 7 Gushing, Cook, Matsnxas.
Ar at Nassau Nj 10th ult, sch Mary Cav, Pierce,
nom Boston for Baacos. put in leaky.
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MAY Is. lat 20 A.. lon 81 D., brig Lauretta. from
Philadelphia for Matanzas.
May "a. lat 36l Ion IS. seen brig II Berry,
Dixon. from Philadelphia for New orleans.
May "a lat 81 q. Ion II IS. brig 4 Z SWEET, from
New York for Cienfnegos.
May 30, lat IS 10. lon % 90. bark Acacia Pinkham.
Cienfuegos for Boston.
May 81. no lat. sc. sch IIampden Belle, from West
Indies for New York.
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CHICAGO, June 2
The proprietors of the Times were notified
tonight by Capt. Putnam, commanding at
Camp Douglas, that If they attempted to issue
their paper Tomorrow morning, he would, in
accordance with telegraphic order from Gen.
Ammon, take military possession of the Office.
Judge Drummond, of the u. S. Court, was
Immediately applied to for writ enjoining
Capt. Putnam from any interference whatever
with the Times office. Up to this hour, mid
night, the Judge had not given decision.
CHICAGO, June 3.
The following handful is being circulated
throughout the city All good and loyal citi-
zens of Chicago, who favor free speech and
freedom Of the press as guaranteed to us by
the Constitution We love and uphold, are in
vited to assemble in front Of the Chicago
Times Office on Wednesday evening, June Sd,
at o'clock, to take counsel together in rela-
ton to the recent infamous and tyrannical
order of Major Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside,
suppressing newspapers, always democratic
and consequently always loyal.
Shortly after IL o'clock last night Judge
Drummond issueda writ directing the military
authorities to take no further steps or meas
ures to carry into effect the order of Major
Gen. Burnside for the suppression of the
Chicago Times, until the application for per-
manent writ of injunction could be heard in,
open court to-day. At halfpast three o'clock
this morning, after nearly the whole edition of
the Times had been worked off, file of Fed
eral soldiers broke into the office ard took
possession of the establishment The soldiers
remained for some time and then left, after
giving notice that if any attempt was made to
publish another paper the military would take
permanent possession of the office.
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PROP0IAL.
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Dated ,,,,,r
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S40N64duA1 61GLSDurE ana " a99l-
ing Rail Road.
60 z - E.sg
NN.AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov It'll, 1862, Pas
" senger Trains viii leave bridgeport as follows
Sundays eXceptSd:)
l1O5 A. NJ. Mail Train stopping at all stations ar
riYes at Pittsburgh at 4:1O P. NJ and
Cleveland at 8;3OP.M.
1858 P NJ. Express Train, stopping at oil stations,
GAO 4. n. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
Hoo p. N. aud Cleveland at 9:22 A. 81, .
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:25 A. II. and 3 80 P. NJ, ar
rive OF Bridgeport at 6:10 ?. NJ, and 6:24 A. NJ
= Leave Pittsburgh at l:6O a. NJ, $40 IN and
lao P. NJ, arrive at bridgeport at 1924 A. NJ, So
A. n. and $40 Pm.
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. II. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
qc!phia, New York; and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled &. Il. for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
Glpoints In the NORM WEST with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson.
Chicago and the NORTH WEsr. With
Cleveland Erie R. R. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati Tor
CTesilino. Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the G. 2. & ORR. for Cuyahoea
s'sdr 5a Falls, Akron, MillerHburgh and Wo0s-
At Alliance with P. Pt. W. & O. R. n. for Canton.
1r7 Maa4illon, Wooster, Salem, EnOn, Co.
At steubeuvlllo with + G. G. Line and AT BE1111R
with C. o. O. R.ls. for ZaneEyiIle New.
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, InJi.
AnRpOls, Cairo, Cincinnati LoufsyilIe
81. Louis, st. Joseph and ali poInts
WtHt and South West,
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 CO.
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any other route.
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and East can be procured at the office under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Tickei
Agent at Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates tc
any point accessible by this road and Its
TO the East, North, West and Northwest, at ofBct
under M'Lure House, rwth Fit. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WM. D.TERRY, Agent
-as Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President. ~
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n bfoRTLEY, ESQ, Of UTICA, N Y, writes; 81
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TRANsPORTATION.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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-,siH OFFICE or HB BIZ o. h, B. COZ
WHEEIEG, 18th Aug., 1852. ]
PUsINEss being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
lyreoonBtructed the breaks in the track and bridges
under Government protection, the road Thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops, will
on and after the 18th Augs run two through passen-
ger trains and continue their full equipment In the
transportation Of tonnage.
PAsSEHcKE sCHEDULE.
Depart,
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, at 1910 A. H.; Ben
wood, 1870 A. NJ; Grafton, $50 P. NJ; New Creek,
$50 P. NJ; Cumberland, e:25 r. NJ; MartinsburR,
200 A. 81; HaFpeFG Ferry, 5:17 A N; arrive 1t Bal
ttmore at 500 A, u. als
sfsa. Returning,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at P. NJ; Martfnsbure,
11s35 p H.; Cumberland, A, NJ; Grafton IL A. n;
Benwood 4:l5 2. ~, arrive at Wheeling $40 P. n.
Depayt,
The second train will depart daily, except Satur.
days, at $50 P. NJ; Grafton, 3:35 A. 81; New Creek
1850 p NJ; HhrpeTA Ferry, l:46 p NJ; Washing
ton Junction. $40 z. NJ arrive at Baltimore at $40
Rstunfng,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, BIAS A NJ; Harper's Fer.
land, 6:l2P. ~; Oaklani, 9:V8 r NJ; Grafton I1:4O
P. d. BenwOOd, A. NJ; arrive at Wheeling 500
AN.
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z4--l l.. 81. COLE, General Ticket Agent
JOHN KING, JR., Auditor.
A. DIFPEY, General Supervisor Of Trains
West Of Piedmont.
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Pursuant to notice a number of Union
War Democrats met at Room No. 81
Palmer House, Indianapolis, on Friday
June 18th, 1863.
On motion of Hon. Henry Secrest oil
Putnam county, Hon. Nathaniel I. Hau
ser of Bartholomew county was called tc
the Chair.
On motion of Hon. 7. N. Stilwell of
Madison county, Austin 81. Brown of Ma
rion county, was chosen Secretary.
Hon. ID. E. Williamson, of Putnam
county, moved that the meeting proceed
to select a Central Executive Committee
Of the Union War Democracy of Indiana
which motion prevailed, and the follow
mig Commute was selected:
lst District-Alvah johnson, of War
rick, and VIM. Kurtz, of Gibson.
I'd District-A. lowering, of Clarke
John l. Morrison, of Washington,
Sd District-John F. Carr, of Jack
son, Nathaniel T. Hauser, of Bartholo
NEW.
4th District-James Gavin, of Deca
tur, John NJ. Johnson, of Franklin.
9TH District-Joseph S. Buckles, o.
Delaware, w. W. Fry barger, of Fayette
9th District-David S. Gooding, o.
Hancock, Austin 81. Brown, of Marion
7th District-Henry Secrest, of Put
nam, Ezra Reed, of Vigo.
9Th District-James II. Stewart, O
Carroll, Joseph H. Brown, of Warren.
9th District-Charles W. Cathcart, o.
Laporte, Chauncey Carter, of Cass.
10th District-Wllliam S. Smith, O.
Allen
1lth District-Andrew Jackson, o.
Madison, John Brownlee, of Grant.
1t was ordered that representation
FROM a majority of the District should
constitute quorum of the Central Elk
ecutive Committee for business
On motion of Mr.. Secrest, the Chair
man end Secretary of this meeting were
directed TO call meeting of the Com
mittee, to be held at indianapolis, or
Thursday, the 18th of June, and that the
Committee be requested to prepare an
address to the people of Indiana, and tc
arrange for State Mass Meeting of the
Union War Democracy at an early day
The meeting then adjourned.
n. T. HAUSER, President.
AUSTIN II. Brown, Secretary.