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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
The Turf.
RE0PENING OF TIE UNION COURSE, L. L.
GREAT TROTTING MATCH.

RE0PENlNG OF TIE UNION COURSE, L. L.
GREAT TROTrING MATCH.
Yesterday the reopeuing Of the world-famous
Usion Course, which for two seasons past has not
witnessed any Of those exciting trotting contests
which have Ia times past rendered its soil cee-
brated in the records of the turf. was inaugurasd
by match for 81 200 between the celebrated black
stallion Henry Clay, and the equally renowned bay
gelding Nutwood halfbro.her 10 The stallion Rob-
et Fillingham. Tie race was mile heats, Henry
Clay's wagon and driver weighing 800 lbs, aud
Nutwoods 265 lbs. or IS lbs. less. The former was
driven by ID. Tallmau and the latter by Hiram
Woodruff.
There was a large attendance Of sporting men
present, the reopening Of the track (which has been
30 long closed, n consequence Of the destruction OF
the fence, judges and grand stands, by Massachu.
sets regiment Of volunteers that was encamped
UPON t) being subject OF general congrsIulallon.
The improvement Of the track, when completed,
will reflect credit the proprietors Messrs. Shaw
& White.
Before the race commenced, Nutwood suppanted
Henry Clay IN the fayOriIi-m in the betting, 500
to ESQ being bet on his winning. In the fret heat
Nutwood broke up badly, and lost deal OF ground,
but setting to his work he closed 80 rapidly that
Clay only won by quarter OF length IN 2:N.
IL WAS now even betting and the black stallion
took the lead in the second heat and, main tanning il
throus out, won by half length in 2:33
In tie third heat 500 to $50 was bet on Clay,
but Nutwood won alter splendid race, m 2:33i.
The excitement was now great on the fourth heas,
which was increased when Nutwood cams iu the
winner by sixty yards. The odds Of $lOO 10 80
was now offered on Nu.wood, but In consequence
Of the stallion being thoroughly exhausted by the
protracted and elosely contested heats, he was
drawn BY his Owner, aud Natwood declared the
winner OF the match.
Tomorrow an exciting match comes off on the
Fashion Course, l.. /. Mr. Horace Jones has bet
tie owner Of the famous black gelding Gen. Butler
500 to $50 that Butler in harness will not beat tie
celebrated Dutchman's three-mile time OF 1924
un Ter ,addle, made "a years ago. Ii will be re-
niembercd that Flora Temple essayed To beat The
same feat three yesrs ago, on the Ceutrcyile
Coure, but failed her time being 7;33t
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A Correction.
To "A. yd,fo, Of The n. y. Tribune.

10 the Editor Q Inc Z" D. I'''""e'
Sin. Noticing in the letter from Messrs. Aclon
and BERGEN Polio. Commi.onofs to Brig Gen. H. Brown
tho following PsrsUsph-
a., Thursday .h.rnoon Col Mott under orders, AZ We
.oppe,, OF C.a Sand Wool hsd conts.. sith thr
uot m the vicinity 81 Osmoroy Pan Twenty s-cord ro'
and See ond driven from tho sfouhd. bad ,e
x.apt kod and le u th. body acIg the enemy Col ho
on.d 20 this Drpartrnsut for aid You ofdeisd al e,Pcdi'
on h. response that sppcs under Capt futnsn ~Ho
e BODY tho doad sergeant AID following Ip
~. mob inf ctsd chsstisoncnt on Tie roicrs
beg leave In justice TO tie msn snd officers Of my com
maud 10 ..y that driven back by tho mob Of
Gtamefey Pail and ihA, did not io.o 'efgcsnt Allied
and le Ia tho hands OF tho rioe Tho sergeant us' ~a'
Allied and s the hsnds OF the mob belonged TO tho lJb
Cavalry al that time undcr command Of Col. Davis
b. oon.., with mob occurred hours previous to our
6rht q, Gfamsfcy Park lie was one oi detachment o'
about 30 men uDdor Lieut. Grsy, 18th L. Cavalry who
were sent 10 Twsntysecond street and Second avenue ad
IN filling back wa. killed and unknown to tho oforr' len
bLod dId apply Gen. WOOL for rscnfoc en'eni' aud
wa. ordered BIZ him Gen. ii. Brown for thrm C,pt ru'
nam A, sent 10 Cfamecy Pst but arrived sier tho trouble
o,st Havnu received information reqnos force IN
second street directed him there, and he mo" e
,,, carried out his ORDERS disper'ns the mob capturing
and atms and bringing back the body Of tho sergeant Of
,bc 18Th n Y Cavalry The mistake OF Hes'rs Acton ana
.een 10 stating that my command WI" dhVsnoh the s'ooh
dsud man 10 hands Of tho mob sn injustice 70
men who uuainehngy did their duty and were n no case
driven from the field. very respectfully
THOS. =. MOTT
Colonel Commanding Cavalry In Now'iofh'
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The Hostage Omeers.

The Richmond Enquirer of the Ish Inst. -ays;
"In response to the announcement that Gen. W.
II. I. Lee and Capt. WInder have been placed IN
confinement at Old Point, as hostages for ihe two
Yankee officers, Flynn and Sawyer, condemned to
be shot by the Confederate suthoriiies, our Com
missioner has informed the Fcderal Government
that the Confederate Government will not be iniimi.
dated by any such threats and 'ha, the execution Of
snid officers will take place 10 soon as the fresdeni
may see TT. ,u
dIt u hoped that the Executive will see III 10
give the order for execution immediately and ~ we
have now over 500 Federal officers in our bands,
be.ide 5000 or 90 prvstes, ills IN the power OF
the Government 10 carry retaliation to very bitter
extreme. The people call for IN. death OF these TWO
Yankees. aud 1t Is u,eless to delay tho death any
longer"
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Arrival Of the u. n. Steamer Augusta

Tb. United States steamer Augusta, Commander
f.. G. Parrott from a cruise, and last from Phiia-
deluhia July 10, arrived at this port Lac! evenings
and proceeded 10 the Nsvy.Yard. She left Port
Royal July 6, having on board Admiral Da Poni
aud staff az passengers, and arrived at Newcastle
Del. on the afternoon Of the 9th, where the Ad-
miral left. She sailed from the Capes oil De'swafe
July IA, and has been cruising on the coa@ since
from Montsuk TO Cape Cod and TO the east ward
and southward Of these localities. Has boarded
number Of vessels, but had heard nothing of any
privaieen. Qute q number Of barrels of lard
have been picked up Oh No Mans Island, somewhat
burned they were marked j. II. Taiord Co.,
lafayette, ParkeG On the l9'h, the Augusta
pss.ed a schooners mannast, Sc feet long and IL
inches in diameter; masthead painted white; the
heel was much .urned Gay Head WA tben bear.
mo N. N. f., distan. Is miles. The following 10
list Of the Augusta's offee'''
C.,n,,adsr Z. @. Psno.ti p.--snt and Erscu,iv
o@on, TIos' C. Bowen Acting MASTER: n, Helsy
U,sn and Nathan b. Hosih Acting AstSns master
wso basns. Actins Assistant buflsos. w 49,,
All; AsuSS uI Assis.as, Easasssss ~H's'" " ~'''
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Death OF Gen. Strong.

Brighten. George c. Strong who came to this
city few days ago from Morris Island, where he
was dangerously wounded during the assault on
Fort Wagner, died at 3 o'clock yesterday morning.
at the residence Of bis father-in.law, Mr.. w. A.
Budd in this city, Gen. Strong was born in Stock
bridge, Vermont. His father died when he was but
eight years Of age and lie adopted ia the family
of his uncle A. s. Strong, Of Easthampton, Ma.sa-
chuselts under whose he received his first les
sons for military life. He entered West Point
Academy ia the class Of 1857 and held the post Of
first captain Of cadets for three years. After he was
graduated he bad charge Of the Budesbury Arsenal
was thence transferred to Fortress Monroe, and
thence to Mount Vernon, Alabama. After the de-
feciion Of Major Mordeeai lie bad charge Of the
Watervliet Arsenal a short time; but on the break
ing out Of the he applied for active service, and
was placed on the staff of Gen. Mcdowell at the
battle of Bull Run, and was highly complimened
for his efficiency in tha. battle. lie was next aP-
pointed on the staff Of Gen. Mcclellan but shortly
after was detailed ordnance officer by Gen. But
Ter for the Department Of the East and afterward
accompanied Gen. Butler TO the Department Of the
Gulf He distinguished himself at Biloxi and in the
perilous adventure up the Tsrgipalio River Gen.
Strong was a young man, bu, 81 years of age, at
the time of his DEATH He was brave and skiful in
bis profession, thorough soldier, and true gentle
man. At the assault on Fort Wagner be commanded
the asssuIting column, and led it with distinguished
bravery and skill. He Was IA iayorte in The army,
and honored and trusted by the men under his com.
mand. They were ready to follow hi. lead to "glory
and the grave" The funeral of the deceased will
fota pla Sat furda ofc m.
Officers OF the army and navy and friends Of the
family invited to attend Pall-bearers will meet
at No. e. East Nineteenth street, The procession
will be formed at the church corner Of Twenty
second street and Fourth avenue.
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%. lat. 800 5Y Ion. 76o S5 exchanged signals with
Bremen brig showing signal with fgure72; wished
10 be reported.
The follow is list Of the Mstauzas's cabin pss-
sengers-all sick and wounded officers Of the United
S aes Army:
Mejor-Gep. Augur, Cspt Cutting, A. c. Capt Bernhard
A. ID. c. Col Bartlet Col Albert Col Hamn Capt Johr
DoIyea Zonavesl Capt Hall, Capt MudSttt. Lsu,s
Burbank, b. +. Noyes o. IL Brooks Ncholls Diamond
y; Meach, Palmer, v H. Spear Pike: MAJOR SlIs%ni A')
Mifilan Dr. Russell Dr. NoToni and Mr. John Chadwick.
The Matauzas also brought SO sick and wounded
soldiers in stsersge-all from Port Hudson, La
DR.. Geo. Kellogg is the surgeon in charge.
July 81, Luke Burbash, Co. II, SD Mass. Vols,
died on board the Mstapzas. The Matauzas also
briggs homo the remains of the late Col Abe
Smith, jr., of Brooklyn, I'd Duryea Zouaves.
We are indebted TO the Parser for prompt delivery
Of packages.
There was no news from Gen. Banks. and nc
events of Importance had trsnspred in the city since
the departure of the last steamer.
The Nep- Orleans Era Of the 2lst, says:
The total number Of enlisted men paroled at Port
Hudson is 1853. The number of officers sent TO this
city is 239; officers sent North, 2l3 officers paroled
3. Total number of officers, 455.
The total number OF prisoners, exclusive OF those
very i'll and severely wounded, 10 6 4W.
Among them are eight Colonels and % other field
officers.
The number Of guns and the amount of ammuni-
tion captured, greater than reported by the
Rebel officers.
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DIED.

CoNwAYAt slug sios n. y. TUESDAY, July 2s. 1883
Ff.i-.ick onl, v, the Rev L W aud Eliza j. Con
ay. a.rd weeks.
ARDs-At tho assault, Fort Wasner OF Saturday.
Jal, Is 1885, Lieu. Eoosu Edwnds. 43th y. J. Nol.
OF Hfonayn youngest OF tue ia,c Ogden r. Edward
eyed p ycafs.
NoFFAr-ln Brooklyn. on THURSDAY. July 3c sged 4
month. aud days. Mabel daughter Of X. &. and r. y
hOhst.
Fnn,r,l from No 8l Clinton street q, ococs on sstdiy
Ar l. ~. friends respectfully Invited to Attend
without further notice.
pi Al -r-Suddrny on "Wednesday morning July ~. at
Pmih. n g. Edw ard Waiter. Youngest son OF CAfs,ou
AMI kiafthr NJ PIatt. In the 18th year Of hisr@s
Tn, frav.s friends Of the family re.pocly invited
10 attend General from the residence OF his pet-nt. NO
lOt Adcpht Myrtle ayosue BrookJn oASatui
day, Aug l. a. io'c.oet y. ~.
srROSG-At No % East Nineteenth street. Thnrstay
o,ninx Juy 80 from wounds received while lesdug hl
rade Ia tho attask Fot Wagner tChar-stor h"fool
Rig (eu Geo 4. Strong IN the J0th zee. OF o" go
i. friepd. aud the i-bds of Tho family Also lo ohu.
h. fath, in aw Wm A. Budd are invei TO a,eh1 w
fnn,f.l ,ey.c,s Without fur her iuvr rtoD AZ u auI
NJ y Cbufch corner Fourth avenue AND t"ehf-seo'"'
,tr..t on Saturday morning Aug. AZ ~ "cr"A -, -,
sIARP-Cn Thafsasy morning Jvy S>' os''s" i''' -"
- A.,,,a,f "A and Jannolto &. Sh4rg
Th Grrt. Of the family invhed TO ntera the iun
rom No 3O5 Dean street. near Foush avenue DIV
on SATURDAY afternoon, Aug. l. ~tt IN.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

WAsnINGTOs. IhuTsd,y July 81. I8bJ
Advces from the Army Of the Potomac tonight
say the llth Corrs is to be broken up The lst ID.
vision will 60 with Msjor-Gep. Howard, who taks-
command Of the "a Corps. The "a DIVISION w be
Incorporated with the 18th Corps, and the other
Carl Scburz'sl has independent posiiion to
guard the Orange and Alexandria Railroad from
Manassas to the KapPahannock.
There have been no important field operations FOR
some time past. Our cavalry have been reconnoi.
tering the country between Warenton and Cul.
pepper They have me. only small scouting parties
OF the enemy.
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morgan and His Omcsr. Imprisoned.

toLtbhtt Ohtos 4hlftdsls Jtlf - iao-
Ths afternoon Gen. Macon handed over 20 the
charge of the Warden Of the Ohio Peni,eLtiary
John Morgan, thirteen Of his commissioned officers
ard fifteen non-commissoned oihc-r, aud prisales,
to be kept in close confinement in that institution
until further orders. This is in retaliation for the
treatment received by the officer Of Col. s,pighrs
expedition.
CisoiSSau Thuisisy. Jolly % ise1
Morgan and several Of b. oiicers arrived nj Co
umbus this afternoon. and were lodged In the Penn
Tertiary. After searching aud bathing they were
conducted TO cells where they will be confined &c.
cordug 70 the rules OF that institution.
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4, T.-lS0O-

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itad pap,taon Of ths heart lack Of sppeie dysPeps
torpid liver sc drserves TO sotor he WIN hes w ~
greatest NE licne ever discovered -
BRAKES PLANTATION BiTTEhS -,
do no, fail they produce bcnehcis effect iDsdiar tney
Ar. pleasant and psrticais,y seAp*eo
Adic. al delicate person, requiring neSs0J Ps's'
an gsn'e siiululaDt -
They purify strengthen. and fnvigorsts
They create healthy sppe,ite -,
Tbev o., an autidOte to change Of water and Diet
Tn.y overcone effects OF dss p.ti N anf ate eonrs
Tn-y .'reu ghsn the system sni enlyen the MIND
They pr-v-n, miasmsti and inte aniieut levers
They pguiy the breath aud scdity 81 'he """'sos-
TLev cure by.pepsiA abd Consti patton
They cut- piart hea 1 holsrs, aad Caolers Morbus
Ih-y elfe Liver Com plant and N-rvou. Headache
They uake strong the lsnguid onhsnt asd AV
restorer They composed Of she
&c b.i.d C4.aya bark wbtererren sssssifas roots and
herbs all preserved In perfectly IT Croix feg
ccuas and testiDotis around ,sed 5ottie
Beware Of impos;ors. Any person pretending 70 ssu
Psuton bers the ssou OF 10 bnk, or iu any msunsS
except piten. bottle the cork OF winch 10 covered %
our private stamp and having cur facsimile ngps.
ture on . sle, plate label swindet ard imPo"ot 10 M
our bottle with any msteriawhether cold Pls,tsttoa
Bters by any other names crime and viii % 90 deso
with We s.sady eye ou two psr.iss who hsse
tho, tiled % impose upon public but will eay sacess4
in raipinx themselves be on your guard
The demand these bit-rs from ladies' eefUmsn mef.
ehsnt &C .iameBse and 10 he evidence o. their Weee
sup-fiority. - ,, . ,-.s
fhsy az. sold by all respectable druggists socers pnyu
claus. hoels sa.o ous steamboats,. and coan stores
l.. a. DRAKE CO..
No. zoe Broadwsy, ~.
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Travelers' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR. So Warren
SIT 10 M and 81 ), and D. N. Sunday. 3:lz p m
To Albany. by Harlem RR 26'h.,t ard ith-ay lWs IN
10 Boston. by kew-London line. Pier ~. NJ
X, stonington line, Pier lB. n. r. ana Fall
River line. Pier 3 n. r., daily SuBdayseI
ceptsdl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sp IN.
To Boston, by New-fIaven RR-. via Spring
held. 27th-st and 4th-w.......B and ~ and p.
To Boston, by New-fsven RR, 27'h-st snd
+thsv. via Shore Line .z' and D. Sunday, 3p
To Buhaio by Erie Rh foot Of Chanber.
.nd 10 and p.
To philadelphia by New Jersey Railroad foot
OF Courtlasd st 10. M. g. y. ~ Sunday
10 Philadelphia oJ Camden aud Amboy
Railroad Pier 26 n. r.. foot Of Bsfcay-st. p
To Washington, 10y New Jersey Hh.7. l0am.
ard "a III foot Of Coursndtst. Sunday, u p
To tho West. BY Central Railroad Of Ne~-
J-fsey, foot Of CouTtlandt-st sud a
n IA. I'd.
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Drafting in Philadelphia.

PBILADktFhIA FTidaJ. Juy 30 I8bJ
Three wards underwent the process OF the drat
TO day. the First, the Sixth, and the Eleventh. Az
ueual, everything passed of quietly.
Among those drafted to-day were three moro tsle.
grapberr, making fifteen in all from The American
Company, including james Merrhew' A,sisIan'
Manager James j. Revle OF the Continental once
and William Carley, clerk. !, is proposed by these
telegraphers to apply for separate organization a'
q company for telegrapbic duty.
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Mails Close at the Posf-OMce.
heat Britain and the Continent. via South.
n, .,d p,ar,en nv sksansr Hama Satur.

For Great Britain aud the Continent, via South
ampton and Bremen, by steamer Hs0ss, Sstur-
day, Aug. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOi a.
For Ireland. by steamer City Of London. Saturday
Aug 10y m
For New Orleans, by steamer Colombia. Saturday
aug ............................2 p
For South Pacific and Central America, by steam
sr Champion. Monday Aug 3................ 10. m.
For California &C. daily fSundsys excepted,.
oyeflsod via 81 Joseph Mo........5 aud ~ p. m.
North-Albsny. Buffalo aud CAnsdss rs aud ~ q.
North and West way Mail p
Western Mail via Efie Bsiirosd.....3 a. m and 81 p m
Southern aud South Nestern Mails m, " aud 10 p
Esstern Mail snd ~ p
New. Bedford Newport aud fal River. y. m
The Long Island Mail closes At g. m. and p. III.
Sunday Malls - On sunday all malls close at II .. N
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DKATHs Br DRowsIsG.-A lad, II years OF age,
named Jo.-ph Tbous. accidentally III from .c.mbo q,
aeAf Fuitou ferry edo,.ds,. add was dfownsd The
d-cea~d about going pesio excursion The body
not recovered
A boy named John J. birmingham was drowned while
bstLips AZ Jorason il. accomps ID
y v other boys who hal also ct beyond tbsf depth bu,
were Tho body OF deceased found soon after
Co,f RYDER held inquest tou.y Island FONT on
body Of found hDs ns nua tho beach
Deceased shout - 81 ac u inches IN hight a-a
sr,..-d Ia . HRS black cloth ptnttoun' cc,ton hose
rd bsrb rser In she poossts ~er-s 80 b 81 conts Ia
pa.,nl currency sp-ctse--eas~. sud knii- The nsu'
. I.wL Sew sfd, alas feek, ibb nrbrd ou he
l,,n. The verdict FOUND drowned Further inior
nation eau b. oblnrd Of Coroner Ryder Gravevnd kins'
County
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

Coal roR TnE CoUSTf.-Tbe Kings County
the Poor entered into contract with
Mr.rs. krsy sbn. in June last Tor 9vuv 'un'o coal
be iGhsled Il t. to Of t pet tun 10. Locust Mou"-
tan And per L.high Coal & thc time the con-
sc could be purchased Tor tlo and Tea
per The price. were dcemed etotbsnt b. the bosd
mite. met Of tie AiusLoute n fAbu.h Wcdnssd,y to
,,smip.d a. witn..,es sud It sppsGfrd that there were
three bidders eniy the highest beg tlb per tun The
fpt-bdent coutendsd that having advertised fof pro
they h.d opion but awsfd tho contract 10 the
lowest bidd,I- TIE Committse vii submit tbeg report to
tho hoard 4 arllnn at The mott meellns.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
Rrem San Franciscs.

"a, FHAsoisco Wednesday. July ~ 10, Oh.
Than. IA sp active demand for Pig Iron, Coal Oils
and Petroleum, with advanced prices Tor the loIe "ac
Sailed ship Charger for Boston, carrying ~''''
b.l.s Of WOOL snd TO Of copper ore. IT., N 1854
Ban FEAscIsco, Thu. .sdsy, July ~. g. e.,
Cole, War Democrat is electsd 70 Congress Mv.,
Washington Territory. RayU,r was the hep0""0''
candidate. hin. orob.u,
u,.0 ~ HsS. YsiS. "a BissS III sss irsa Hsss k0ss
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The ReturuinR Of Fugitive sIaves.

81. Lopu TEuf'dsJ, Jsly %. !b1
To prevent further m.sApprohrnsiou regarding the
ope Of the act Of Congress Of March Last prohibit
ing officers and soldiers in tho service Of the United
States from returning fugitive slaves, Gen sehoheld
ha. ..ued AN order declaring that il extend. 10 MI
the troop. Of this Department, including the enrolled
mili,a in active service.
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u,ouw,, Ro.prpr.-Mietasl Lynch, residing

U,ouwAr RosBERY. Michael Lynch, rssidina
in the town Of Mipsrvs Es.sI County was knoes.'
down on Wednesday evsnus ct the corner o.
eoutsipins Hs01 and . silver watch Officers WSt1i'.
Gmm and Smith subsequently, arrested John ufimap John
Wisou shu LouaAAn aud Mcbsel salmon who wye idsn
tIh.d by Lyuch % the parties who conmedth ths robbery
The v,ich and . m.book were reoevv cd Com
pit.sd By Justice Kelly iof sxsminssiea.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES MARsHADs oPFiCE-JULI %.
Before Msr,hsl nrEK.r
PARDON oy BLUMFSBKRG.

B~for. Marshal nuKR.r
PARDos OF BLuMtSBkRG.
Rudolf Blumeuberg, convicted at the November
tern 1901 Of pesy sui .eueuced 20 eve ye1r upri.ol-
n.n Ia The P,n.ntsry b. been p.'don-d by Pfe'deEt
Lncou the nodt o, his plrdon having beoa
ceiv.d bv the Marshal ihi. mouiny.
II appea. that the uefposiou OF the Executive cieea
VA. ..fn..tl, trl y th- Hon Caleb Is Smih.
Montgomery Blaf p. > Smith. ssq L. s Di.iuci Aof'
20 sud Robert Murray 90 L = Ma,hsl OF TN. D'tnc'
BATCH OF BLOCAKDE-HusstRs.
Thirty.iwo of the oficer-, crew, aud bands OF the
steamer Dale captured funuiug tie boossoe between
nobs and HsVAn, - tie Iu-d stse. steamer X Guy
fou.ht hefofe tls rsisl Many - them slIpps
on the Dsie 20 80, from Msbis being Northern men.
and sfc beng other 0f seitf s~sN ron the aP
t...rhr. errseflt o. them foreix.fs aud
cge uIcondoualy relieved. The remainder gave Their
parole not q easaae la bl1-iass ruuuing
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THE EsGrsrEn or TIE HAyAsA RAILROAD
Mr NJ o. Davidson ao Chief Engineer Of the Havana Rail
rosd desires u state In correction Of HsvAps CORE
.pondeu that h, connection with tho Company terminated
by resignation Ia accordance with the terms OF an existing
contract aud IN Justice to Mr Bosque he w'hs'h 10 DO
that hs relations with that gentleman ana Ia"
Company were always Of the most cordial character.
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ARREST OF AZ ALLEGED RIorER AND DEsgRrER.
On Wednesday .ev, ming Marshal Gsrvn srrested q
named Cole in Thirty nth street Tenth avenue
charge Of having participates in the riots aud Of being
deseer Cole ia stated fed from the encslnpnent Of
the 18th NewYork Volunteers ab out pine mouths since
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

AssAULT UPoS MILITARY OfflcER.-tApi.
Ford 4 Co. p KiuFs County Volunteers asssnlcd urs
the civ Hell Yesterday morning by john tiiE act "n-
rlo,.d 10 afun up recruit. TOT tiX gsfics
Ne. ,und dfuns II he recruiting station 10 Montague Hall
and fd-frd out lie sub.cqu-ty net fo IN tne stst q
pork ed hin down with k fg Foid h-d struck up1u The
pavement violence and he rsgdoied nsen.a.
Ia n i,arri that be tustaIncd Internal iJafes fuEPatfrk
wa. arrested aud committed the result ot the A.
f,s inflicted.
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MuRDrn a LusATIc On BLACKWELL Island
An inoue.t w.s hold ., th. A-..hou's on Blackwell. Ia
land b, Coroner Collin tAs body OF Mrs Aan oNe an
.h woman 30 you. Of sso who dio4 from the effects oi
violence At tho hands Of Margaret Finn crazy WOMAN
Dsc.s.d was standing the yard when Maisuret came De
ia ~, ard nu,hsd hsr down she fell her head sIuok
on breis thsreb, producing concassion s the brain
from IA, effects Of whioa death ensusd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
Colonel Commanding Cav
The Indian Troubles fu the Norfh- We'

CuicAao, Thur,dsy, July 9o i"'
Spscisi dispatches from st. Paul say that repoi's
from Capt Flsks's expedition state that Pot'',ae
information has been received oil tle comp ~, h,.
os,urs of Little Grow aud the desertion Of n,i MS
follower. Sa. sixty, and hi. flight . the isi.ow
stone, beyond the Missouri. O'her chiefs arc a~a md
inc I the " opportunity 70 surrender themselves sn'
,beiy wsrriors.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
LATER FROM NRW.ORLEANs.
Arrival Of Sick s.d Wounded Soldiers.

Arrival Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
The United States steamship MataDzas, Capt.
Iiesgang from New-Orleans July "a. consigned to
ths United States Quar,ermsster arrived at this port
yesterday. On the 23d, of Southwest Pass, pilot
boat boarded the bark Abrsham Barker, sdays from
Vera Cruz, bound for Nsw-York. On Sunday, July
%, at 10 g. m.. stopped Of Sand Keys waiting for
1ios To discharge mails. On the same day. passed
taSahI9 Gslpssai.l viii Schooner u ssw' July