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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

TUE BILLIARD ToUES,NEST-FoURru DAf.-
Ye..csdsy va. the fourth day Of the lrins Hal b'sd
Tourney. The steudpce IN the afternoon .ho~ei 'i.l'
suu. OH IN the nubs Of persons ftc'sn' although none
Ia their resrsetsbiy snd hish socli roor IN i'c' to
afternoon .rhibous never - nIfsfIu'y Aiend'd - h
the er,uus tAesr 10 el~sys la.e number 81 "a %
rent .-.--
Inc hbt ssme between Near TO On sue "'fri"i
I'D elo..y contested % the hi' bundled there
a., ouI, dasieuce Of iff.. Toius IisnsI h,ius sr"'d
On tic second .firr ~esiie@r bad g 81 hn rsT ini "a
u In f,.ar. o. tie nina huudf-a he 'fi iri e. on
fourth Isa .nd cvruiunly The game hY 40 rqir H'
,,,,... "a. about 10. AID his Ligbs.t ruu ~ .
TI, a. a. ritsers were Nsssgt. irsFf sol ftrI- Ihs
"a. not o. interest Esue, h-sfy sTsd worse thsn -
IA ever ~ lie '"l' tifh'' s"4 80"
..ien hv t g. i.ts tYs payer fAtf ID ifA'o Deco ie
,ftsI f.r ol~nor 70 MIN. The "iunsf' s'efss-N' -
al ne s.@'tfu1tl a., d..
IN tls evening the hut ssmt wa between N"'T" ~
l,t.rh~ Itr fsfusf lf fsu % annoy Do aar
ia n r Witch stvo Aim a l~ii o. ~ Ga TIE hf' tliii"i
"a q O. .a th. SECOND. f,'syh- nov, tf o." 81
D. anne a. healthier go .tL iuut. 20 ~ va eA o.
ra On tn th'fd siirg So - led - lnih' No {.
he tih ifur - uasr fun o. ilA tutt '"l %, so"i'i
r. ,.-Yi-,a :. oIrfs hestirf fsspf- r1 ~ POINTS
Tie game. h-isesr boId h~th sni 10y 49, 20
aIt, a .rtsn-s Part c thee rs'tfs'~4 sf. y
~ .If-r..tr.d Of g. f' ~tnf Or up 20 i.r ~
Id a, = ilh ouu .s sui tufsns ,he h sf - h.nSisa
3. ahead ca uc ,rlyrd sfiaf " "nif i'd . 80 80
co. ,t 80 .oi g. snd bys run 81 81 smots oihei' '''
lilo t.iid Suns "a sh'af ,,--
rsr ee--.s por. tsean; g,,'.,'ft :" 10y ~ 49,
oa-n sd 10 Last tie s'ns, thf9~fh 'h-ef P~ss
/ go0d pisy, sy % r0ift'
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Travelers' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River mr.. 10 Warren
a. -. 10 a ~. and "a D. end u D. M Sunday ~ p IN
= % albany. by Iiail,in Rf Bth-'t aud ithav IVA "a
o Boston. by New-London line fer 81 ~
r., stoninglon lne. Pier ~. n; H. snd Fail
River line. Pier J. n H., daily, snndaseI'
4.
6cI5 27lyt and 4tlny.....8 aud q end y. M
70 Boston, by New-lia,cn RR.' @,'h-'' aud
4th.ay via Shore Line I'D and D. IN sunday Up ."
TO Buiiso. BY Krie RI foot oil Chsinb.r.' ,. =,
- a'u ~ - 49, ~ =
~ Co"rsnds - 7 TO- ma q. III H. Sunday Z. y. N.
10 Philadelphia by Camdsn and Amooy
Rnroad Pier ~ N r.. foot Of bsIclay'st a. w. y IA
To Washington, by New Jersey hk :. lOAm.
and "a and III D. foot OF Couftsnd t.'suhuhJ 'P "
To tho West. by Central Railroad Of Nes'
jersey, foot Of Couitlandtst and a. M.
M,
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nyAp9r artists PRogSSe--,GAasiAL.
EiGKTH DlsTR!rr. 20. l.l34l Broadway,

Cayairy. - PRoyosI MlKsHAL-GgsEKAL oPElUE.
W,,HS6ToN, ID. c. May -, ls63.-An reu who desire q
particular rsmrn. O. Cavalry in the ne
hereby authorized 70 present thtmserAs at tine daring
The -. niT-y 20 the Board Of tuToeIt in their
sleee Distots. The Board snail examine them and eer-
their htress for the service aud II found 20 be Mt.
te Pro,oaArsha OF toe District shA give them tfsnspo ts-
,ion tickets 20 the General Rsntrzou TIE HeaduAEteo
fthe a Provo rshc General OF the State a. soon
they ~. themselves this General Ronde1 they
s4 be duly mustered by nus'eriLg sne disoung officer.
aud PAID b. hiU the bolny sl!cyed BY Law.
JAMES b. FRY. Provost.MsrGhal General
Psrsons who desire TO eniist will present themselves at
th,.. Uea.ausrters BENJ r. NANlEkRt.,
CAPTAIN ard Provo, Marsha.
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EnteriuJ nnenis.- June :.

WfILAt h'N--IHr " It.
SfELUs-Duk6, MOTTO.
LARA KEESEs THEA1ER-1Le Troupe -. DEM.
THEATRE IRaNCAlS-L, : lie d" OlDoyet.
NATIONAL ACADEMY on DESIGN NO. 6iS bto,dsay.
RaRNt MS ~ sIi N--0rn 1on Thumb AMI wiz. 'ori
hui aud Minnie Wsuen at all Loufs DfAHss % D and
"a o'clock.
OOUPiLS GAILFRY-Work. II AIT
SO 6,i BROADWAY Hay~nney-I's Painting
IRVING HALf--Grsnd Billiard Tou, Dsmeut
IiOrE luAPLL-Dn IIocn's Holy Land.
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FKrScu Tnr,TrR.-The lat performance by W.
Iuienets company hi Niblos Saloon will be given
ih., evening, WHOM Emile Anglers fine comedy
&c lie rib DE- Giboyer." will be produced. This is n
pny winch hss &C a.ioned great interest aud excite
mcut in France. moi DULY on account Of rs literary
vnloc bat through It's remarkable social lud roi.,-
O., Significance. As specimen Of tie lgay elegant
and retired French drama il has very few equals
Il aie represented with the entire strength Of the
lfOure.
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procran,me of ArruugeEIents for the Reception OF
tbs 5r,s Traiasnt Y Vol. Cri.h ass) sod ssth Real
a. mi. c,ty from the seat Of wsr FRIDAY Juoe 1883
Tho Mii,ary viii under commander q Bne len. ns
Toe egneus will arrive 81 rlel no N o.. R.,sr, A. 81
D. m. BIZ Capt. Goodwin BIiery, Wien ssI4ie WIN W ~
The Proee',ion will move IN the ioosins orarr R,s
mest Y. N o., commanded by Capt bIo~n; Fan, "a,
Resaep, Of LAT y. Y. cavalry unde' conH'nd OF Lieut.
Ms sy e-eor composed Of To. 7h 9Th. 2oi 9TH 'th
a5tb a. d syn Resiu,enfs n. >. n. q. ~
Fin, reg msn. n \. s. ". under command OF m'N Yea
Veteran Scott Life Guard.
Invited othe r-siment' and eIof'e the 1'o
and Jun w. l. m.j Den. Daniel Y. sioslca
Brir Gen Wsrd and staff snd Brig Oon. asasher
aud Snf
Guard OF L0nor.
Coi Strong Of the .sish Il gitnent y. Y. 8 ".
Capt. Robert b. mon,.omery Of l't \. I. "
Capt. j. =; Mcguire, lI.h.
"'"N% TiiS4Y SsvENTn REGIMENT ". Ys.y,
Col .. h. HlYmin commaudns
rHHiFsyfY. iHra REGIMESr n Wv
Lieu 4 OIL AiAsoI commanding
Wounded Soldiers Of boib Reg meats L. Cafiisss~
Invited Ors.ls
R,sin.ent. Of Resumed Volunteers
Squadron OF Csya.ry.
fIfe Department..
Civic societies.
Til. line Of march will be as follows;
liz Brosdwsy 10 Duane through Dure-s 70 Chatham
a, 10 the ast tao PsIk shfouah tho fakto boea
- n,n~ in fsy su beiOr. IL, Mayor AID C,muon Coon
sr~ash aewsy 70 luton SOU around the Square
Sosn lh',y 10 tue BossIy down Ihs B0ery te GraDa,
dovu Ound-.l to bIoad~ay. and down bfosdwJ " IN
P.fs Bsrsck. wh. The regiments VIII be a'ta'sssd
III. police DepsrreDt vii Ps.se s-e that tue street
along iue Of match NOS sPIiaAsd dnis tue osJ' an
So have a. obs Iuctions removed -, 80,
Viii 10 ,paye1 from all the public bulldog -
and III. propneo Of al hotels aud prv-ts bulldogs are ie
aesst.d 70 display theii fsss dlrng tao d,y
II Geo Meolsaa 4, n town lie wal ie'ie" the req
from IN. blcony olths st Nichols t4oiei
By order Of the Committee on National Ahsn'
IEAESCE FARLEY,
r. l. A BOOLE,
J ID. UT1lWELL, Acermso
PErEK MITCHELL.
JOHN 4. uENhi,
WM JOYCE.
g. T. WEbeIER
| JOHN Mcconnell, SCounctimen
! ALkA. bhASDJS.. -
II john u. HAiTbANp
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The Young Mems Chrisiiun Association"

Cmc.Go Thursday. Jane, g. l.oi
The National Convention OF the fOung men
Christian As-ociaion convened in this city to-day
Is.ac :. Smith Of ~. Louis was chosen temporal
chairman. Delegates were Ire.ent from all Inc
Western States AM two from England.
After the election Of George H. Stewart OF
PhIladelpbia, President, and the appointment oil
several Committee. the Convention adjourned until
tomorrow. .,
large and enthusiastic meeting was held IN
Court House square tonight. II was addressed oy
Senators 1rumbul and Dooliile, and kepreren'a-
tiyes Arnold and Kellogg, AMI other prominent
gentlemen. Eta
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1W MsHrsrHs TKrrLr.-An exceedingly inter
e.tlDs n.,tlf. ~. hes ls' evening ia ito M,nsr lem
%, conner Oliver .nd hsny s.rer, Amer The u'lal
Qua ,Iefss. toe cPeut Of the services u, Re-, Dr
sthfop 30 occupied the ,hs made fes aprf pfse o..
t-odur rsusrt, and t~n q tAo sir'c~ a.
H.y ~ Steward. 80 -e-Sncsn pasof 81 th- NsllIf
tluh lie .tve burl Lsof, Of Tie resent movements %
te t sou, body which he pf,sidrd AID s'so very
Nv fea.ofs 'lf ewing tho e. fsh'p 10 Which
audi hl.rh cous tsson Lsi bscusrcuso I'D
..yet. yeas pei. The n,shbof God tucA a. 60 nsi~
1npratsn them 60 meet ~e. auf the p.c tho have
iust s.sd t-if dpossl q prize much 1-7~
Tral ,al. Tie Rev ~. Aseeon rcd The stist,' hit
apr, .d In thcss col1a' Yeorday fpof- oi to chscif
o. tn ...r; be bad broader raiute thAa mots gr gn
converted ,ailof l. is.ionsTy o. tie 0oilfL Not Ae
nrdrr ohS a. tho who g. down Go Tie sea The
Rev Dr. Hodge witty pat iotc And pIs,cs and made
stirring appeal pinelus the rnfsfPi'" o "ut amen,
ship snd merchants lie ssd u ~ care i'l 81" man
he tod viii Tor hir Bgiuei 'slo~,d n Airs
reua sld o., cio.' surftu-d the auditors wa
some cicelsrt singing Nm. he!sugnm. "a then sp-
bta,l the pocket. Of hi, hcacT ard hsppY as
. 900 IN f,s minute Th' % gihg 4 the song w
Country u Thee closed The p~asali ~Xrfcs.. Ihe sat
lore ICuro {. he most besugl lscc o' ,p devoted i'
he u,e Of 10 is any other county IL cost t~
ad Is worth early w!rr thA amount IL money Tho Rev
Nf ooml, the lev. So. Hhceck. +. RL,u. go" tfpt
ri, lr CHpt. Krhsfdsan, II. Scales. esq j. BY b uce,
eco aud oihsI di,tilgu.hed isntemen wee pfcse5I.
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4 Romance Of tho Empire City I

THE SUNDAY DISPATCH
FOR JUNE 7th, 1853,
VIII contain the Opening Chapters Of thrilling Original
Story from Lie IN thi. City. entitled
THE SECRET DESTROYER
OR.
FORTUNES OF TIE CLEvELASDS
BY CAPT. WHEELER, U. s. A.,
Autaor of DRUMMING BLOCKADE" printed in the Sup,s
"rHR WEB OF FATE" lpublished Ia the Ne~.York
Ledger, &C., SC.
Tb Story STARTLING recs.d Of the various fortunes and
exciting eoi,odss 10 the lives Of the members OF we'll
known family 10 the city of NeXYos The scenes are fro"
life aud present sere, of Thrill ling pictures OF the mysteries
crimes often covered over In TINS great Me-
opols by wealth and seeming respectabiy MANY OF 'ns
incidents will be- recognized by the Intelligent resoe VINO
will thus have key which will enable him to locate 'e
characters who figure in this exciting revelation "no"'
gopg synops, OF the Story, it not be an'' 70
say that among the leading characters who figure In this Lilo
Drama ars-AN ORPHAN BOY who has been robbed o.
his Inheritance uncs aud turned into the street TO
shift for himself; A FULTON MARKET BUrCHtR-a
rich chirscteri A RICH MERCHANT who lives on Fun"
Avenue In prncey style, instead Of being In St's snE
where he ought TO be if had her due; THE WIFE of
THE MERCHANT, has her and has to psy
Literally to avoid an awkward exposure; CLERK WITH
AN EASY CONSCIENCE. who Is IA love with Bsnkers
daughter aud vino 1. very particular to how he s.'s
hi. wedding OUTFIT YOUNG GIRL, who has scsn better
DAYS and who brsvsy poverty and susng Ia oil M
phases; A FEMALE VAMPIRE. who makes god use Of
what Oh. knows aud who docs business decidedly original
prnci.les; A LADY WHO LIVES IN RETIRED
NhIGHBORHOOD and turns sn honest penny &c. &e sc-
The Fortunes and Adventures Of the New.boy aud ths hue
z who bereuded him. will excite tho deepest interest IN
the mind Of the reader They both noble chafsete'
whose mifor,unes Dsy well excite our sympathy shd IN
bo. tup and SUCCESSES every noble aud genefu as heart
wi rejoice The portraits Of me guilty Clerk the 'ampyts
and their confedoraes in crime yiydlr portrayed as -
l-sye a-tos preston the mind The history OF ths
Rich MerchGn. and h Fashionable Wife cannot a to ar
rest attention T. read and We ha1st no hing ~
saving that this portion the revelation viii be pretty sce
10 eu.e hner a. fashionable ccie IN which the pun
cpa actors have lon. beer recognized leaders IA' power
nl original Story was written expressly for tho SONDAi
DISPATCH aud submit, It to ths public as sn evidence %
WIN, il IN store for those who look to the UIsfhECh of
h. Sunday reading Utaer original Novelties wiI repiV
follow this great Story OF Captain Whsofs IL order to
make room for eli the oi.ns and interesting maites on
hand We .hsil issue triple sheet OF TWELVE fAvES
.hi, weeA making
siLONG COLUMNS OF MATTER.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
OFFICE, Ne. II FRANhFORr'sT
| FOR sale ~ at Ne,ys-Alent..
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uoi,. Close nj the Po.t.Onire. "a

gor Great Britain and tho Continent, by steamer
H.n.. Vi. Southampton Saturday june G..... l0l M
SATURDAY Jus. 10, m
For NewOr.eans by steamer Ooofse Cromwell
S.urdar June p N.
fof California &c.. daily isundsys oIcepto1j,
overland sia 81 Josoph ho........3 n M and v y M
Norh-Albany. buffalo aud Cansdis - u m and u g. NJ
f.o,tb ,nd A g., ~. Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.
Western Mail via Eris Ksiirosd. ..3 o. M nnd y - m
soutb,tn aud Sont Western Ms3 q m, " aud 10y
i...,,fu Nail ..............5a ~. III aud q. o.
New bedford Now port aud Fall hv-r........... ~ M
The Long Island Mai closes al - a. IA. sud =. " III
sunday Mtis On SUNDAY all niiis close at Ia D. IN
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HEApQUARTEss PEovosr-A sKsuAL.
SIXTH DIST. y. l.. No. iS3 6rH-AT..
NRw.l OK Juue l. l8rN

7
Cavalry -PKOyo,rMAisGAL GENERALs OFFICE
WA.nIsGIoN o. C.. MAY u. I'o3.-A men wh5 desire 20
DIN any particular rsiuent-O cavalry now H. the ned are
hereby authorized present themselves any dutus
tie ncI thirty dsys the Board OF Enro mt Ia thei
spycye Di,cts. Ihe Board will .Aa1 tue them aud do
tuiue upon their for thr eeiyic- snd If found
h tie PTcvo. ashal ~ the District viii give tde trans
poitson tickets q the General Rendezvous ~ the Head
guurers o. the \. \ Pfoyo, Marshal General Of tie State
IL they present ttrueyts & ths Cen rs Reudes-
they .h,l be duly mustered by mHstrfug and dis
pu.,ln officer paid BY hlm tae bouuy allowed by sw.
JAMES X FRY. P.oyo.f-h Marshal General.
Pertors desiriux 10 sn. will themseves a.
fleadgu4ller, without d ~. JAMES W. tARh,
tspta,n and Provost Marshl yIth Congressional DIET.
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Business Notices..
IT OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
Ma. WIssIows SOOTHING SrRur.
For CHILpKES TgETuIs9,

Th"'"I3'"F
Soten the gums reduces Inflammation, s'y' ell pam 'uo
regulate the bowels perfectly safe In all cs.o - m'"'
Of u others testify
Twenty -hve cents bottle.
Oao. No a. Dey.l New.Yort. snaNo 2os High Hoooro'
London. EnEland.
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atiihlarp Aohres.
HEADQUARTERS PKoyosr.MAasHAL

EouKTH CoNGHvssIoslL DISTRICT, ,
No. gTI Broadway \. Y. Civ
Cavalry. - PRoyOsr- ST ,RsHAL-GENSPAL OPFIcK,
WasHsoTOs. u. e.. May "a 1905 All who de,lfe u
join particular Iegiu en Of Cavalry az tn hi
hereby authorized 10 pe..nt themselves ~ tine durug
the neat Thirty day, the Board Parchment IA their
specify. Dstricrs The Board shall eYsmr. them, and de-
upon their fitness for tie service ana II found To be
H. the Of the District shl give them trans
porltiou tie General Rendz'oa, 4: the Head.
quarter, Q. the A. A. Proves NarhheIers of toe STATE.
they present then selves s General Rsndsz
they shall BIZ dHiy mustered b. Duaterrg ant DIS
bursrg office. 90 lsid " h bounty lowef BY Law.
JAMES y. Fry. Provost nsnhs-G snersl.
Persons dfsrDg enlist val present themseves =, these
Hsa dquaftegs without delay. JOEL IL. EEtARDF,
Cspt and PROV Nor ~ Cons, District.
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HkAnerAnrKns PRoAa.r. MAnsA.L.

/
| NINTH CoSeREssIoSu DisrKIcr, ;
| No. ga Straw New.Yort CITY.
wi,aseroS. ID. T.. May %, s63All men who desire -
join particular regimen. OF cavalry IN the acid
hereby authorized 20 present themselves AZ tic during
the thy days 10 the Boa,d Of olient Oh
spce,ye Districts The Board shall examine thea a de-
upon their htuess for the and o nd 10
it, the Provost Marshal o. the District sba give them
portaton the seners rendezvous at the
OF the A. Ftoy0stNsha General Of the State AZ
they themselves al this general rendezvous shall
be duly mustered by ma'teEn; and disbu'ng officer and
paid by him tae bounty allowed by Law.
JAMES b; FRY. Provost- Marshal General.
Person, who desire 10 eaI'twl present heTseye. s these
osp;sn and Provost Marshal iXta cons. Dist
The Old Fire Zouaves Reyived.-llra REGi-
MkNt " \. ). VOLUNTEERS AGAIN IN THE FIELD
been ia service and who have either been honorsb,
chased or served their dine ost Every care w De skss
Men who have been in service and esain Proposing 80 re-
boun,es susrsnteed by law promptly paid Apply Tam
m.ny Hall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Brady Light lafsnsry--
1T" "'''H'"' JAMES N BURKE Colonel Commanding
Returned voIunlecrs.-NorlCE: - Tbs NINTH
REGIMENT ZOUAvks h-adquarter' No. tas broom.-st..
where all Soldiers OF returned regiments that intend aSaing
day, are requested cali and ENROLL their names.
SO that 'n'' may Do H''n'd oil 1 jARDINs. Colonel
Reorganization Fifth Resiment New.York
Vols Daryssss Zoaaye, = sT GHEX NE
cruit,as tor Company 6, 5h NowYOlk Vols 1t No los
Hudoos Old members q this and other regiment. ar. 10
the address where ull artcuaIs will
bo siven. Once hours from y IN. until D. M
GEO. l.. GUTHRIE. Captain and Recruiting Ofacer.
Invalid Corps, u. =. A.-Col RObr. NUGENr,
A. y Ployo.. Mshs,ieaeIal has established the General
ACCOUNTING RENDELVOuS for the INVALID CORPS
OF HONOR, at No. Us FrsnkliD-st
Only those Officers aud Soldiers who have been disabled n
the service and present letters Of viii
be rese.y.d Applicable. to be G. made 70 the Board Of
aud tho certificates OF this Board to be tha presented
either OF the undersiened JAS CROWIE Captain.
JAS, W; f0WELL' e FiI,s Li..;sn. 1a
Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the Nerth
No. IA Broadway, where all COMMUNICATIONS must be ID
dressed 10 Colonel WIN BLISS organizing the Brigade.
ENROLLING oFFICES-No. 2st Broadway, oppoats the
CITY ha No C~nre-st opposite CONTROLLERS once. a~d
No. CsuItst, Brooklya. sppsaiis City Hsl
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Fovle,. Pile and Humor Care.

Fo,yle,s Pile and HunOr Care'
FOR INTERNAL ASD EAfEhAAL USE. "
ops bottle warranted permanent cure ia eyey Isj e
Piles, two bottle, Lspro.y. scroul, salt sne "a" and q
aisease. OF the .sn La OF failure all se '"1ass~s 70
return tho empty bottles aud ,sk' back thar money Az
e,a, bottles in ce returned and those w'rr D.. az
ca, If f,iufe ia Pile, or Eunos Sold every~hhe On
dealers must warrant IL,
UEgYMAN 4 Co, Br1adwa,. N. 4.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
MOVEMENTS in LEES ARMY.

Regulations for the Benefit Of the Soldiers.
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Headquarter. Loyal BrIg.de Of che MORO

No. IA Broadway, where all communications be q
dressed 10 Colonel WIN BLISS, organizing Brigade
ENROLLING OFFICES-No 2s+ Broadway, opposite tho
City Hall; No C-ne-st, opposite CONTROLLERS Once, a~d
No. CeuItst, Brookya. eppoais City Hall
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Ready.-Our new sizes Of ~ ~ &c ,SSYy,S
Foeks SPOONS Ae Our snt o. sse i's III 70
MARE fine W ATCHES. aud hiah ~ "Eh.t ANU 30
raSCY 1OODS &C. YES Dvvs lager " bslisF. > y
JOHNSTON l. Co, No $50 Bswe'y, or broo"e-a- n u
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Tie following woe renoI

Robert MitcFei A. 3Ist New-Yorl; f.firi murphy !
2Oih Counecticst koaeI. ID. ftth rev iofT L.sut
" oodr l. 18th NsWYots, thss- Z. Hsinaa. 4, ltt
Psuusy,aAlAi Che. l. teueoct, G. 18th Connecticut has
Lofin g. 18th Pernsyisanis. Andrew > hitler ~. }
Main. Th0nAs Riley tstusief, " IN. ffreisnd i1tt
Eev-YorA: berbaid b. htcu. T. I1Hu Ars.foiE Ll-tI
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, 1863-11-14

It will be recsllected that about oue wear
since flag OF truce, from Helsra visited
Gen. Holmes at Little Rock It is not on
our mind noW what Federal officer accom-
p.nied it. The conversation that took place
vas published at the time. gen. Holmes
then og1ced that there should be no more
f1trg into passenger boats on the Mississippi,
Notn l'h6tandtDg this agreement, soon after,
cAss11y were posted at intervals Of twenty to
thirty miles along the Arkaneas Shore. Dob
bins was located aboye Helena, Carter near
Napoleon, Pearsons ut Cypress Creek, and
and we1e kept there until Vlcksbnrg fell,
firing sndiscftnirate1y into passenger and
The fane system is now being reoresnized,
though ty lees number Of cavalry, who are
constantly on the alert, and chow themselves
on1y In The absence Of our gunboata. Our
niy enemy bas already gffen ont word, as
the river gives Indications OF rise, that
commerce shall not narigate Its waters the
stop i.
II is now less than two weeks ago, that
Gen. McCreaaud his staff crossed the .Arkan-!
Arkansas, White. and he St: Francis rivers, rs
drumming up gnerillas, as Is supposed, for
this hellish pnrpote., In Dobbinsf retreat ba-
fore the cavalry Of Gen. Davidson, some
eighty Of bis men, Mho belonged In Phillips
county, and most OF them q fen miles in the
rear Of Helena, refused to follow. They were
left, with the understanding that they were
to retire to their homes, andas occasion Offer
ed, to band together rs gnerillas. Hence, we
find them within the last two weeks, making
excursions In the vicinity Of Helena. i
But, to cap the climax IN this unholy mode
Of warfare, JEFF. Davis himself has signed
large number Of blank commissions, and the
Sec1etary Of War has caused them to be boxed
up, and commissioned Colonel to visit Mis-
Eou1i to Ill up the blanks with the names Of
such despe1adoes az will engage to mise guer-
TIA companies to murder the Union men of
that State. The sgent and messenger with
these documents parsed through Little Rock,
en- bis Way to Missouri, few days before that
city fell into the hands Of Gen, Steele.
, 1863-11-14
Political Intelligence from Egypt.
TAHAgoA, Ill, nor. II, 1853.


Political Intelligence from Egypt.
TAAARoA, Ill, Nor. II, 1853.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Egypt Is redeemed The loyal people have
rerudiated the old political tricksters who
hare been trying to bllndfo1d and lead them
into treason. Perry, johnson, Mass.c, Pull
aaki, Gallatin, Sabine, Edwards and Wabash,
of the old 18th Congressional district, hare
gifen msjorities for the Unfon and enforce
nent Of the laws. No doubt other counties
ret to hear from will increase the number.
josh Allen IL repudlated By the people whom
he m1sreprese1ta In Congress-. Williamson
county, where he Was raised and now lives,
has only gone copperhead by about fifty.
Thus you viii see, while some Of the central
copperhead, Egypt, hitherto the stronghold
Of rebel sympathy, doub1y redeems herself,
and shakes hands With Northern Illinois.
We are cure Of eendfrg o loyal man to Con
g1ess from the 18th district, at the next cleo
tion, By the way, Judge s. 8. Marshall hss
nossS os,'a, to union county placing hmaslf IN
Tor Congress next fall, Bnt be has gone
to the wrong market Nth his polid-
cal capital. From this day Ill such
dough hfaced, treason mopger6,, as Marshall.
AIl.n, Duff, Nulkey d Co, Hin only ba re-
membered In Southern Illinois as reproach
to the name Of Egypt.
I've recognize ii the result Of the election
the fruits Of the SPEECHES made By the noble,
heroic Logan, Wills nt home Last summer.
We love to honor him, and vii, seek to re-
ward him. Then there is the brave Gen,
!. n. HaJ1ie, Who Yields his arguments az
efIectually as he used his sword While in the
army. Others might mention, but forbear.
Say to our loyal brethren every where your
paper goes, that Egypt has at last placed the
old leaders Hho conspired to commit the hon
est massee to tieason, under her feet, and
viii now be foremost In supporting the Gov
ernment- Let the work 60 brnyely on. r,