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JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,

TOoIOn, MISS.
For s,c by all dealers in city and country. Also pro
prieur Of IIuWnewens Tolu Anodync, and Iunnewel's
Eclectic Ills. JOHN Q. hill, GEO. 7. HARLOW,
NJ. T.. tS..EfN 81 CO, JAMES GREEN, Agents for
W0rcc-ts =. Mass. deod&wlm FIJI
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:, card 20 the PnbIIe.-The undersigned decns
hayn 20 t,i p oe 10 say hat N consequence Of his
es Sr d sfK as9 aiaGea s soldiers this
pow IN progress. The service he II onnt & S
soggaeateG TN o t Pat ttle known been highly
encqd inc Kind care aud sympathy Of NJ Lana and lis
Of The printer ~ WY iV W VS. l'sus
flS der l. W. " f-LLlNGlON'
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ABOUT THE INDIANoLA.


FORTRESS MONROE, March S.-The Rich
mond dispatch Of the 9th says ''rhe Indian
ola, recently captured from the Yankees. was
blown up last Tuesday night by the rebels,
and her guns fell into the hands of the feder-
ais. The Queen of the West left in such a
hurry as to leave part of her crew on shore. -
A later dispatch says that the Indianola is not
destroyed, and that they are raising her. The
federal gunboats are making great destruction
on lake Providence.
FORT NC ALLISTER.
SAVANNAH, March 3, 10 P. M.-The enemy
are attacking Fort McAllister. The attack
commenced at 80 minutes past s O'Clock this
morning. Three iron-cladS and two mortar
boats are playing on the fort. Our S-inch
coumblad has been dismounted; two men
slightly wounded. The firing continues very
heavy.
SAVANNAH, March 4.-The enemy shelled
Fort McAlster all last night, till near day.
This morning dispatch from the fort, dated
8 A. NJ, says; ''TEe enemy have not renewed
the attack this morning, Their vessels are
still in the river. The fort is in good condi-
ton. The columbad is remounted, and no
further casualties are reported at the fort.
FROM PORT HUDSON.
PORT HUDSON, La, Feb. pa Yankee
force Of four thousand strong is marching to-
wards Lorgansa. The advance guard one
thousand strong, is at Amite river, twelve
miles from this place. This is deemed an
important movement, and doubtless prompt
steps will be taken to arrest it.
PoRT HUDSON, Feb. 27.-Col. Mills's le-
gion, the 4th Louisiana, Col. Hunter, and
Fennery's battery, drove the Yankees from
Point Coupee. The enemy ANONYMOUSLY
retreated at the appearance OF our forces The
reported force Of the enemy at Baton Rouge
is 10000.
RIcHmoND, March 6.-We have advices
that an attack on Port Hudson is daily ex-
pected from the army of Gen. Banks.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 9Th has been received at
headquarters Of the army. 1t contains the
following =
MOBILE, March 5.-The jackson Missis-
slpplan says the destruction of the Indianola
was most unnecessary and unfortunate af-
ialr. The turreted monster proved to be
nat boat with certain fiXngs She passed
Vlcksburg Tuesday night, and the officers be-
heying She was really turreted monster, blew
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Bachelors Hair Dye, The BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not lnure the Hair in the least remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and nvigorates the hair for
life. Gray, Red, Rusty Hair instantly turns to
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold byGEoRGE P. HARLOW, 242 Main st.
and all Druggists, &c. s2ST7 The Genuine is signed
VILLAS BATCIELOI, on the four sides of each
Factory No 81 Bearclay street, ate 2S3 Broadway
and Is Bond street, New Fork. d&wly my2S
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Take nO u,Ore snpleasant and Unsafe
EledicInep.-For unpleasant and dangerous diseases,
licnhods - tract Huchu which has received The
endorsement of the most prominent Physicians IN the
United states is offered to afflicted humanity as
certain cure for the following diseases aud symptoms
originating from diseases and atuse OF the rnary or
Sexual Organs General Debility, Mental and Physical
Depression, ambcey, determination of blood 70 he
Head Confused Ideas vsteri3, General lrrahilitv,
Restessncss and SlCepcssness at Night, Absence OF
Muscular Efficiency Loss OF Appetite. Dyspepsia Eua
citation, Low Spirits DISCRIMINATION Paralysis Of the
organs of Generation IalpitatOn OF the Heart and in
fact all The concOmitans of nervous and debitated
state of the system.
10 insure the genuine, cut this out. Ask for Helm
bold. Take no other Cures guaranteed. See adver
tisement in another column. dcop2m mch6
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PRoMoTIoNs. - Trenty-FYth Regiment
I'd Lieut.. Joseph B. Knox of Worcester to
be lst lieutenant, vice Richter, discharged;
I'd Lieut. Henry Matthews of Worcester to be
LIST lieutenant, vice Foster, discharged; SER
geant George Burr of Worcester to be second
lieutenant, vice Knox, promoted; sergeant
Charles II. Stratton OF Worcester to be I'd
lieutenant, vice Matthews, promoted.
Thirty Sirth Regiment.-lst Lieut.. Ed
ward I. Raymond OF Worcester to be captain,
vice Goodell.- promoted major, the commits
being recalled; ID Lieut.. Henry S. Robinson
of Clinton to be LIST lieutenant, vice Raymond,
promoted; sergeant William L. Howe of
Orange to be I'd lieutenant, vice Robinson,
promoted.
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81. ~. T:UIJug~, PORTRAIT PAINTER, has taken
Room No 50, rtauo BUILDING, fremont St, Boston,
where he may he found at the usual bOuls.
mch3 deOplm*
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ALL members of Rainbow Division No. III s. of t.
arc hereby notified to be present on Monday evening as
business Of Importance will be transacted
,,,. JOHN LYMAN, R. s.
EDWARD MELLsN, Jr continues to pay the hghes
price for old papers. etc diff ia24
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REvIvAL.-At the Park street Methodist
church, last evening, thirty manifested de-
sire for religion. Public meetings will be held
on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday eve
nings Of this week. he
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ssr. Sweets Inhlliblc Linment is truly friend
in need, ana every family should have it at hand
Hartford COHTdnt. d&wTw mch6
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THE RAvELs.-The great Hernandez Ravel
troupe give two entertainments at the theatre
commencing tonight. The inimitabe panto-
mines, the wonderful performances on the
tight rope and the graceful ballet divertise-
ments, all form a combination of rare attrac-
ton. Tonight will be given ''Vol-au-Vent,"
and The Magic Trumpet" and other good
things.
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a SubStttuts tor Mercurials, for which nature and
common object, and for Btoken Constitutions, De-
cayed Teeth and perm 'nent disease is found in HUME
WELLS ECLECTIC PILLS whose great character is their
with which they can be used, without druggng the sys
tenn, and whose end is to assist and Indl
geson, Dyspepsia. Bilious Complaints, and perform all
the requisites of thorough Family Pill, money
90
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a Good E0ect-Rev JAMES p STONE, Greens
boro', VT writes-"l have used Mrs y. A Aliens
Worlds Hair RSstOrer and ZylObalsamum only for
short time but the good effect is manifest My hair
IA ling and very thin; now much thicker has ceased
to tdll, and restored to its original color"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1873 Green
witch street. New York. dEWlw mCh6
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li'erIence teaches us that delicacy prevents many
females from applying for the to alleviate suffer-
Ing ana life That objection Is cbvated in the case
James Clarkes Pills prepared after the orescrp.
lon Of SrJamcs Clarke Physician to the Queen o. Eng
land and well known TO be the only safe and sue remedy
)remalo difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They can be sentin bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclosing 81 and postage stamps any agent.
sold by BUSH 81 CO., and all Druggists
nj deodEyyeoyv
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wives, Mothers and Sisters, whose Husbands sons
ana Brola's are serving in the Army can not nut into
their knapsac more necessary valuable eift than
few boxes OF Holloway Pills and Ointment They in
sure health. even under the exposures Of soldiers lite
Only % cents Box or Pot div 2lg mcb7
%. Martin, appointed Examining Surgeon for
Invalid Pensions. Hours from TO 3 P. Al. diff n29
a. w. BrooIksFURNIsHING UNDERTAKEN No
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House, Worcester
t26 dtf
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az, VI -, SgsYs'5, ~ SHERRY l;alsam.-7He
most F@t~a5le Remedy for coughs, colds, asthma,
SP9tt4g Of Blood 8rOachi is, Whoopng Cough Group,
DUcH1ty IN Bre0thiag, Inflammation Of the Lungs o.
guest U2@rStHeSS, and eUery other Disease o. The
Throat and Lgs, and for ne retct of CoasuniptiUe
patents az 0dc0Hced stages OF The disease Price 25
cts per bottle This is one of the most important dis
coyeries ever made, ms il compounded Of roots and
NERDS which orm safe and reliable medicine as was
ever offered to the pubic, ii being used with safety at all
times while it is sure to reach the undation the dis
ease ana acts with untang success and most perfect
~ harmless TO tue most delicate invalid or infant.
dl dtf NJ. b. GREEN IL co, Agents Tor Worcester
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So COURT STREET, ui Howard, Boston, is consult
ed daily from IN until = and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs, scroll
ulous Affections unors of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptious, Female Complaints &c. An experience Of
over twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to
cure all o. the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable Advice Tree. d3taw6m OO
S.-'T.-!s6O-1.-Fluntn Bs!ttcrs-Ut this
celebrated brand appears to be i'll every ones mouth
well every ones table. They splendid arti
ana be relied upon sten- then ard invigorate
exhausted nature. Sure for Dyspepsia and all
Stomachic Derangement Give them trial. See ad
vertiscmcnt elsewhere. Ceoplm fI9
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Have Yea sScught Eosss. Clothes W rInget's
II so, you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS d
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
above all Others in no altering for every
piece, and 40 Iron RUsTl. 4 enid wiring your
clothes with this Machine, we'll as an adult Call
and one in use at c. A. CUMMINGS Shop, 205
Mar street. opposite Brnley Hall.
Agents wanted in every state, City, and Town State
County, ana Town Fights for Sale. DIT f24
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cen. =. EGOppIn a. Co, Commission Merchants
aud dealers III Flour Cora, lye, Oats, Buck Wheat,
Malt, Meal Of all kinds Fine ani Coarse Feed Butter
and Cheese, Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass.
reg = DIV
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Draper az Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ano
Dealers in Flour Grain, Meal. Grass seed, salt Lime.
Cement Gacined Plaster Plaster Paris, Ground Oyster
Shells, ana Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
for the sale of Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
GGauC, American Vruanu, and Ground Bone
DRAPER q CLARK,
ap3 dtf Nos IS & ~ Front St, Worcester. Mass
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Special 1totlceg

Ciaaln Is making Card Photographs unoqualIed IN
this country. Give him call diff ny2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-09

alrs, III. w. tser:ild~. PHystoIAv AND suc
CEss:uL MIDWIFE, No. 50 Exchange street. Special
attention given to Uterine Corr and dis OF
children. Office hours from TO A.. Nj, and from to
3 ?. Htt ana
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~ AZ ioi2siIh, BS. H., Home ssstthsc Tshys..
etisn.-Othce andresdence liz Main street O1rsbfurs
from to and from I TO O'Clock P NJ iS
Worcester, October, 20, 1850. DIR sI5
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Charles Poole, clerk of the water commits
sioners. was struck by paralysis in his office
on Friday morning. and died in two hours.
He was city clerk for ten years 1851 to 1861
and discharged his duties with rare fidelity.
a fire which broke out in the Photographic
rooms Of Caase 4 Getchcl on Friday night
damaged their stock and apparatus to tho
amount Of from $4,000 to $1,000 The pho
tograph rooms of NJ. S. Cahill and l.. II.
Hale, and the iewelry stock Of George b.
Adams were alse considerably injured by fire
nnl ,rnLnr-
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Pnssengrrs Arrived

n iis1-glfp It1r non Ifrr-f-,i-Kev p Conwsy Mrs.
Fr..,r. Mr. Dfysill- Mr., OhlaIy Nafis 0.mb.. Irsl
Rerrcy John B,hop. ~ barclay Sidney Mison. NJ b4ln
neo Ef AooEtn ffauk Wasibuf Ohm Nsshh rfn josspi
Hus ell Hr NiruIiisn hfs HafIlliin. Nj b 4iie. Mr.
HonHi n A. N,fdsr Rev d. Dunhari Msf shsl'ln. H.s
Dunbar Prank Drew. Ms. Drew. Mfs Drew. ~. nihb "a
NJ Milcr, M ami Mn Lowell j. Whitley, jane. w hii.ry
A.. : Portland.
~ sieImsAip Hfssrn. from Hgcre7 "a N5rfiInT'1r-
Flora Wietc l. Gtues. q. A. hatfa5rcT 4. T. 80. Prof
Anderson ard vile sf lpu.f4 tr Ia EoIc't ala dusA,cf
Pms. Mr'' Nui. bitld, wife c.d and Two .fra4ta.
fln- &. sianr J.. akrEan H. Lahn sud daughter. "
lacgcf. s. Hosrn''ein frlnk and vr, IVA aud Sall
Meyer d. Il Noibers J. sch~ncs Mara Lofb.f. Asnc'
kusfere. Caihlfino Nclerih. VIM bcTIdsnriBsf, De
snl-f j. sae md sister A. ShwcncAr. Auf srI Ant
finek. r.. Van Dukru, Emle schmidt. ffGls burrl.d
T. Hunt Miss n. Silver y J. Nathan, a. u. ~ I, 4
sepfo.drr H. fayensiecter -. " Nelson Mr.. kmcnch. b.
haruY unt wife, hf Arnold, T. Robin" r. nonin G. Man
manu- h. Hube and family y. Dizzy y. Mailer l.. tsupkF h
LllTri, H. LsDfed Marie iiasf, g. Nas, \. hahn.c, IL
frk a. Schnsur Z. rehafn~r sud wife =. Priri. Louis
Cufdti and family, /. klusuau, ". hcJsf, a. had II
Schwaorwaelder h. Bald J. Lritr, A. Nicholas Marie ioa
ufnu L. kemp'rr :. s,fn'noud, NJ. HocntLL aui ian y
Z. DauEcmeycT l.. Mu,sbaucd 4 bohlrmuL
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Arrived.

s'.ialiip Ftns .Drl mcGuis,n. Liverpool. Nov p, d,
iO iu ini Queensto"n goth, NJ j.gi uf and PISS "a
I0iu -. utr. Hau strong ". gi'a mo.tuf tlr pa. sr
..g fl h.in 2. 600 oil fs ". of Od lifaI II Ia tir
p...,I sfrtm.llp NifsiulB. b"uni "
sf.,f.iip bremen thfrm.l Mcyc-. Bremen Nov 30 wa
Southampton No,. -. - p. n., id' a4d pass Oerirh,
fn H1y. - 80. On o. ,o. - 30 slw sfsrns To Uru,
hence ar Bremen Doc . a q a. ION fa 81 rpokr 3d. sp
a .rnr renhcron bound o. Dec D. lsf it5s n ~ W
NIh 1homi., d On'Dsc. viii loss Of tpdd,r fI i
walter md abrndlndi Dec lat " 80 io 80 49, ~ sfe
iinp America houtd '.
Steamship Coorso oymp.ua ,Brl rernler Hal.flr day..
coal tp oder
stranc. Hope Joucs. Philadelphia md.c 1r 20 Jsine.
liaii
steamer V C. Pieuepoui, Green rhiliiephlp mi.e &c
60 a ~. Briggs
steamer hsJ aower Robin'on Washington. MD, C. 60
J. llnd
s.,.mcrs. L. Phelps. Brown. Philadelphia md,e to }.
n. biiggs
siclne, Ncw oh Fulr, Philadelphia ml.c &c. T. Jane.
Iilnd
hcauer Novelty Shaw. Philadelplia, md.e to Lopor
hikpatiL.
strsnicf Pelican Waldfou, Providence.
Bafh Sola lof Yarmouth, N b Retry. Salt Cav n L. IL
day, sait 10 Dtp ssf lie, been days VI at 49, with
~ J.. gales
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
fORT OF NEW YORK
feared.

Bsiks-h q. W. Dodge JAWS. Tara G. T.. }. Peter.
IahO1uus tHr Raymond Nt Johns, =. r Ldu...on Hrls
Maria adelaide lfr-s. lilpnef Antwerp funch Mcuokr
NeAdt.
Buss-Laiy ~ tie L,ic fRri In. J4cnrl. ~ ldl.ion
Co.. Belle Of tAc LAY. n1low.y feIaindna q. l.. ligr
bot GO ocu. " ahins ion, krlnriy, Unn, Brett Son
GO hAlamo fBrl, Der er CaIbonin y. Il. DoNo.r
Southern briio tbrl, nforknuar Naauorn Gasrr Cary
hapil orb MafhlIi num1reTl, ~ w WlcelsasAt Sol
ieiiul Or }, Zig. nc, Ins, Hmd,f f,c.r'i.
>chDonrIs-t haIloffr, orfes Hostuu. ". II. Hrowp
Co.. 81 Lur.us isrrs, belfast. Me- do. MAGNOLIA %
Clements. CouwsAa. d y. DeNof, ka'r Juil. Allen,
for Royal, Muusy nephew John topu al Lm'ou
Alrtauda, MOS bsieil storm BTI r) lie Bout Kio
liand., a.. o Bully Rod jarkct Spsing Boston, J. v
Iagoni, Nligr og1en Orb Aiekcrson. fon an Prince
rrr,t Son 60 Boa binl Mot, GEORGETOWN NJ BeJoli,
arans-f fn''in, New Bedford H. ) iacArt Son SAINT
Colt iiiilhri Philadelphia, :. ". Mckee, Rhode i.loni
LDiei, Fort MDfgor, %. g. Wheeler
sio,ps-Gco. Davis, Wait, hOfwlch. II : Raci ~ & Son
q. d.. ai. Vail. Aewsn, d.
Steamer B. q nv nl'afsf, Prrfon rairore W D,'.ru
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}1ort- il)ar0rns' Noiirr.

STATE % NEw.ioas,
PcRT.W.rDEN, OTslcE, No. lVi Wal-st.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
sropl Of the paced Api a. 1884 entitled An Act to
R.or.lle the Narens Office o The Fort OF Ne"N orr 10
Ell persons interested IN, OF having charge OIL tue
e,gin. vessel. nie now undt "S4unaion by ihc ior" AZ
de. and that the said surveys examination "i D" COM
within ten day. next succceJu. this notice on board
aid vessels; ~ ID
Steamship irI 70 ', ~ ~,
Srhr. Nrfrtngrr.
c. IA. BRAMiALL, Psesideai
J. AUo's HEpRInAY SECRETARY.
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FENNSNLNANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Nth It's guuNf liout forms
rHF SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
iHns Ntsh0gK TO ruE friNcirAL Nt,tGKN Clifts
ssscI tfiIus nn daily from Nrw-fork 10 Philadelphia, via
Rev jersey sni Camden aud Amboy Lines -.
ALL TliHOUOu TRAINS FOR TIE WEST BY THIS
EOt ~ LEAVE NEW YORK FROM THE
fOOr on COT HrLAhDrSE
49, NY OF Philadelphia hc nornin, passonsels leave New
ora az u tu' 4s othrr routes syoss passengers
Of e. o.. CO.. ono hnur LATER tllr oiirf lines
- way col Allentown, rsuins passrugcIs leave a. r. m,
two dion 'he Northern lines and by n routes
~ %. time Northern lines IN Chicago aud
Iout n tho Nofth Nv. lrestnr indianapolis. Louisville
&c. l.ous Cl,,ruud Columbus Cincinnati. aud al main
poinn West With fewer chances OF ears.
Sleeping Gers without change, rom Philtlrlphi. 10
ri'ahu $40 miles, and hov-i orb to r.bu.sa. 40 us.
smoking and Saloon tsfs or al tilI,
fafe the az oder routes.
H.. slar checked through, TIrsfrrs Zee
s.caie icAe,. good uniii used, by Plt.huryL
WESTERN EMlORAfiON
The Prus'lsanit Central Company runs ~ fmitsn
travel patio. moving westward one hat Inc usual raies
o isre.
Hs Ills route, I'D .hls of AL descriptions be forwarded
10 and ou any point tho Railroads ~ Ohio. kentucky
lndulA iuiui,, NiacIisn, Iowa, Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD Dftf 10 lny port On tie gable rivers vi tho
" Get hy steamers flIu fttahutrt.
Tho rates Il trst O. and nom any point IN tho Wed by
fr fra lgns Genital Railroad at all tilnos IA favorable
charged 10y oter RAILROAD Companies Merchants and
~ ppc inu fie transportation ~ h" ffrigh to TINS
Company cau rely with c1nidtuce cn Ito speedy transit.
LAVE STOCK.
Faimcm and Dealers in Live stock viii find this moot
asAnia copsiour trpncous Yards well wateed and sup
A with every Convenience, have been 0pencd on ths hno
nnd sonnecons aud every attention IL paid to Their wants
tTo Hamburg where viii bo found every convenience Tor
heding aid o. 'ins cioc. ID offered o W.. nv
rIlA, kEW-lOHk and BALTIMORE MAhkkl5
l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No Aston HOUSE
NJ. H.,s, Ife".c' and No I South wnau..,
MCDONALD BlscHofF EmiTsnt Agents
ENn.u lNNis a...,.l suo 80 iul.uusut Ahaasx Pa
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COPTNHA GIN.
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Ihe English funds
were steady. toisois closed on the 9th AZ J2l08lE
Ihe demand Tor Discount moderate Ut UNCHANGED atef
ineflefh Sec1fi lee dol and lower.
toShkkcAi-DiseouBd demand at the Bank remans n0der
i" an e oiocN bIchangs yesterday shot OaIs
iersd On Ia'f easier terms the rate being 4 Bu
nee on the SOch rfchsnse without animation ye rdsy
and prices feceded.
on Nov 70:
consois Money. Account SeN per G.
Opening. ...".........Bi.d an gIy On
! p m...............-.&ioe2i sldsIi vi
LIVERPOOL Cotton, Nov. 26.-Marlct very
strong and advancing, nearly penny tloye Ffdav l,
probably 1000 more. Imports 1853, posiouty a. 1sl
LIvgIl,ooL Nov. H. m -coTro''-A hrrner tone and a
better dTn,snl hsve prevailed and prices rather Iig %
on FRIDAY lest sales Of Monday nnd Tuesday sbout "A s0
bsies--oIe hs for =, port and speculation.
TEADE MANCHESTER esefdAl buyers eyinced rather
more disposition 10 operate and small business va. tr
acted the decline Of lat The tone cheerful
Than On Fiday lat
BKyADsTuyss-siessrs. Rchsrdson, Spence Co, Wale
f4d Nash and Co and Others report fiouTgood qualities
scarce and fully dear Wheat very nm and generally Id
TIld y GENITAL detTer. Winter Red, n al lO extra Red
GiOasJi White, si0Di. L9rD ,Lsady o. ~ PhylD ioi
HaSsd
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The Polish InSurrteticn.

proclamation Of the National UOVeihHltui
las lust been issued a. Warsaw denying the runos pro
ceedng from Russian sources, that The Poics were N
the point OF laying down their arms. Inc pGocai ton
announces continuance Of the war es tie only means
Of saving the country 1t also states that the forces If
the instruction the increase. and Tat the Rus
SLAMS had proved themselves unable - govern other
wise than BY fire and sword.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11
Latest.
LoNpoN. Tbmsday morning-via Queen

LONDON Thursday mOrning--via Queenstown
The London Times saws the British Cabinet
gave the most attention T. the proposed Con
eTess hut with Tie greatest respect for Tie Emperor u
the French received OH oOurieOds.y declining.
The T,aes bs.eses that other Governments vii fol-
low fnelands example.
The Hosiien question creates continued Dncssiness.
1t il rumorcd that Russia desires TO intervene.
TIE Germanio and City OF Washington arrived at
Queenstown or The 18th
kTbe Nova Scutan arrived at Londonderry on the Goth
TRR REPLY OF THE ENGLISH CABINET TO TIE
FRENCH PROPOSAL FOR a CONGRESS.
The TmtS ,8ys: Never has any proposal been
considered more fully and with sincere desire 10
chow respect 70 lis author than the French Emperors
invitation 10 a Congress by the British Government.
Tie resuk 0f he trst deliberations Of the Government
naturally sk for information 10 the subjects 10
which the Emperor proposed 10 call the attention ~ bis
diplomatic guests. Tho French Government sent
answer proposing four subjects Of discu sion--the
affairs q Poland " Italy. Of Denmark anu Of the Dan
nbian FrnOpaAurs. The ground having been thu.
cleared il became the duty Of The British Government
10 consider these ionr subjects That the deliberations
have been long ana ANXIOUS ~ sDOwn by the Cabinet
Councils that have been held but Insy add that
probably any hesitation arose from re- pect 10
France than from dOubtf the merits Of the scheme.
The the matter considered the more insuper
able seemed the difficulties. aud the questionable
the advantages. ~ ast was resolved 70 decline en-
;irely with full recognition Of the EmperOrs great
services and good iutcnts toward Europe. AT the
Cabinet Council held Yesterday the reply Of her Males
,ys Government was bny oettlcd. and Was dispatched
isst night 90 Paris.
BRITISH NAVAL DEMONSTRATIONS At
COPTNHAG GIN.
II j. stated IN the naval intelligence Of Tie
T,0es that Tie Channel Fec viii shortly 6aii from Spit
head for Copenhagen to do honor 10 bis Majesty Chris
taB TX. King of Denmark the occasion Of bis coro
nation.
The Daily Eers says Il is reported that number Of
ships are 10 be once brought forward fyr foreign
service including -four five ifga,ea beside the CaEar
end Duncan lino-oi-battie ships.
-Four large Blakey guns have been brought from Low
Moor Works 10 WoOlwch for Government proof
They weigh 20 tuns each, and said 70 be Tor The
Russian Government