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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
GERMANY.

The following is said to be something like a
correct statement OF the contents Of the reform project
all the German Diets with right of voting and TO be
convoked periodically. An Upper House composed Of
The representatives Of the soveregns: This assembly is
to include the former Princes of the German Empire
The direction Of Federal affairs to be administered by
seven Governors of German States under the Pres
dency Of Austria The present Federal Diet TO be dis
solved. reform Of the military organization Of the
Confederation Abolition OF the article Of tie German
Federal Constitution by which unanimity Of the mem
hers of the Diet is required for the adoption Of measures
of general utility, and the establishment OF organic
STA intended 10 secede from the German Confederation
Animated conferences said TO have taken place be-
tween the King and the Crown Prince. The King Of
Denmark had declined be present at the conference
of the sovereign members of the German Coniederacy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
Travellers, CuItIc.

To Albany, by Hudson k H., I'd WarTenst...7, 10
IN, and 8. 8 and lOi u Sunday. 5:22 D. m.
To Albany by Harlem T. r., 26thst and tth ave-. Ic III.
10 Boston b, New.London line, Pier 80 N. r..
line Pier 3, n r, daily Sunday excepted -. sp m.
To Boston, by New. Haven RR., via Springfield,
2h'st and shave. ........ IN and Il and ?.
To Boston. by New Haven RR, 27thst and 4th:
ave, via Shore Line.......24 and p Sunday SIP.
To Buffalo, by Ede RI, foot Of Chambers.
......................Ta and 10 m. and .. NJ
To Islip. Fire Island and other resort. on Sound by
l.. J. Railroad, from James slip and foot Of J4th-
ST. r. H.
To PhiisdelTtia by New Jersey Railroad, foot OF
Courtlsndi-t. 10 M T. g. H. II, p Sunday y p
To Philadelphia, BY Camden and Amboy Railroad,
Pier D. ~ r., foot OF Barclay a. m p m
To Washington. b. New.Jerscy RR., 7, 10
and y aud llt foot Of Courandt st. Sunday, u p m
To the West. hy Central Railroad Of NewJcTsey.
foot Of CourtlsAdi-si, aud m IL m.....and p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

" IA IitcTproL
Liy,RPooL Aug. 15.ii-Fvcning.
Cor1oy,-Salcs to-day 5000 Dalcs, including 1000
s To spscuaois and - pDrtcTs. The market hnef but
on0 alton. geinbiu unchanged
rKEADsTIFFs-Iht ma ks il Nat.
pnoifsioSs-JIbc PTOsison market closes ann.
pF1DUC g-IAe II0duc. naIl ct j. quiet end steady
LoNDOs, Saturday evening. aug. d. it,s.
Conso close Jl Tor money. As."cAN Bro ks-4he
is'es were made the following faiat s"va 'e"I'
aharo.-l5alo discount. krie shurcs-Ald7Ni
uAyEE CO1IOs MAEKkI- Via queenstown.
COIlos-The .ars for the week endlag 18th inst loot np
IL 900 bales Of Which lsVO bales 10 speculation me
market hrIneT closing steady 500 rncs of Ofiesns h"s
Drdnr, and rs Of bcs. otocA al pert ''"' phi''
including l60cI American.
by Magnetic Te.grsph-via Queenstown
fSDiA--CO3MfIClAL.
BOMBAY, July H.-ShirtiDgh lower. Mule Twist
de- lining Cotton duh and declining Opium Mslwa' 1910
rib chest. E1chaIgc London "a OOscftmen scc"
os: pei cents 1904 4 per cents, liti frcigis To Y
poo for Cotton, iG Il6 mail Of the I'D inst has arrived
ont.
CALCUTTA, July H-shrng. finn, bu, little doing in Mule
Twist Copper q"iet. lndigotood prospects, Exchange
London u. Government sscufit.es4 y cents lDJof, l.
cbts lO9l 81 y cents, ils2 fnsts to London io Secda
yliu , 80
TnE PARIS BouRsE.-Paris, Saturday, Aug. b.
To-day being the Fea't Of the As'umpon the sf. boorse
vgss cIOscd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

MniIs CIo.e nj the Post-OG,ce,

bremen Saturday Aug loi b. m.
For Europe by steamer IIibernian, Thursday, Aug.
p IN.
day. Aug loi q.
For Cuba and the West Indies, by steamer Roam
he saturday Aug 2s.........................:. III n
Saturday. Aug. IL q
For California, &c daily (Sunday excepted Overland ,
wa ~ ,e'eph Ao................'.aa m ana " p H.
Noth-Aln.ny, buao and Canadas. a. m and - p m
North aud West " ~ Mail p. M.
Western Midi via Erie Railroad ......5a and y p.
southern ant Southwestern Mall. IS m a and 10 p m
Ees,',n 1ia g. ~, aHu =, y IA
new bcdforG Newport and Fall River..........l p m
Tie Long bland hal closes at a. m, and ] p. M
sunday Maas-On sunday al mails close at p n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
70 atstsGt. %.

ttwf. NtruY-M Cafisa.li Oi.e on N~iu-s'iss
a.. lsI Isf.r tr, So laTln. X. IL Comp, q y aks
no ula g. isnn., h.. sl.-t laasaef % samuel i-Idy,
- ths f.nasr pIste.
on .i.--NAn Wltk-.N rfooiYn J. Z. on y inlay
Als g, - poo tf. Do. ". 'li.ter ~ no. COLE silis
b. h. Ohas,a = g. udsI issIs 81 iAis eiiy 10 ha4.cua
,.lsi laasi .rrof T. a.. saA Nyes esi. O.! rA5 bush
TIHKI Ns-iHN fs-Ou Tussl4y Az - - fduiy
taaf,h b. fi. hrt ~ OseibY 1tFt John h r. .u. ~
Aslns g. l.a May 49, daa sAis. o John ai nafha lisa
e.. troskyn.
NFIiTNS OHTii s'ufi-Ou Mehi'y 'uE q Il s. johns
frs-.nsi trfch tH'or -'.tfr l'sri D. ID" No.. Ni
I..st o. 81 lslan N,aia e.iA "a l..bJle a. 8.nh. both
.r.sIrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
~ TIFfN VI" Ut ''-77'''7F
iSDiA--COaMEECiAL.
Tup COMMON Council PLEDGED TO PASS

THE e., 600 EXEMPTION ORpINAscL'--ihc Board Oh
Aldermen net at O'Clock yesterday anu eo,
,,eJ In The pledge adopted the day previous by the
Conncilmen to pass the 5000 900 exemption ordinance
over tbs veto Of Mayor at the expiration Of Ten un
S, he date of It's reception. The veto message wa"
snns,eIv criticized by Mr. Jeremiah and ccnsurcd Wy
Mr. Hardy who thought that the act reflected n y
credit upo the Executive. 1t had been rumorod that
the Mayor would sign the bonds. hui they "o0d pc
legal even without his signature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

TliF GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHoLEkA MORBUs CHOLERA INFANTuM. DIS
fNrEEY. DlARRiEA, SUMMER COMPLAINT.
gAIS And CHAMP IN ThE STOMACH SOL
STOMACH. and HEARTBURN.
IA relieve. hose A.sglsslsle symptoms Of DYSPEPSIA,
NAUSEA ant RlSIsB 81 FOOD A4tsr cs;iu., and az .
SOOTHING SYRUP fof CHILDREN Il las no egua. IL
esu.ass tie bowels aay. pain and under IL very SOOTHING
ehi gently dors into quiet slsors and h"akes
ri. -,rd ana srtet II very pleasant n" taste aid
ifeu Instead Frilslns % taNe a. for Tie n'icie
slf once as,ur AL circular and read from
ID men Prof. y T. Hi 4 Bfo~ bnSersiiy; tue Rev
fllrra james u Warce.,~t Mass Chaplain Of the sh
narsrusett and Superintendent q Blacks Nesocrn n I,
all. 90. .n the Amy and others.
d Hri.aftIcr Z. Wa--aated In tho NOS, obstinate
ca... end Agents psI ullry rcque,ed D. pay hsck tie
aolry WHOM ii 5'y evidence - een that so uicdcio
has qfoy,d Intellectual
AGENTS u Ncs.iofk CITY:
= {. WELLS Co. No 10 Ei-ak.4ns,.
Al & OAKLEY No n Psri row.
RusuTDN 4 Co, No. 10 A,'or House.
CaSMl LII MACH Co. fntA Avenue Hotel
WIN GRAY, 10 ~ Bfo,d,rry.
MAXIM a Go. rropfirtof-. Proyd,rrr r. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
Latest IntcIIigence-ViG liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. I5-Eyenlng.
The American ship Viking, Capt. Townsend,
was lost off Princes Island. Japan The date Of the
disaster is not - en-.
The Emperor Louis Napoleon delivered no speech on
the feie day at Paris.
The Memorial DiplOnGiiqus announces that the Arch
duke Macmillan vi Austria accepts Of the crown OF
Mexico.
Rio lie Janero dates Of July 81 received Coffee
is quoted Us follows: Good firsts 7l2OOd7iJVO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
British Naval Vessels Sold to the
Rebels.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION
PRINCE MACMILLAN ACCEPTS.
LATEST NEWS FROM POLAND.
Cotton Firmer Breadstuffs Flat

The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Capt. Lott,
which left Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the morning Of the
18th and Queenstown the afternoon Of The 10th Of
August arrived here on Wednesday morning, with
four days later news. and passengers
The Nova Sc6tian reached Liverpool early on the
morning of the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
France.

The monthly returns Of the Bank Of France
show decrease In the cash hand Of over fourteen
millions Of francs and In the bills discounted decrease
0f six millions
TIE Emperor to leave Paris on tie Eth for the
camp at ChalOns Ils Majesty had given audience
g. the Archbishop Of Mexico prior the latters de
psrture for his OWE country.
The celebrated French painter Eugene Dclacroir is
dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
II udia.

The mails from Calcutta, China and Austria
liza are received per Persia. The has generally
been anticipated. Nena Sahb had been identified by
Brahmin who had turned Queens evidence. A plan
for general rising in the cold weather is said to have
been organized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
FROM ASPINWALL.

News from Central md South America-
The North Star Experiencing IA Heavy
Caie-Wnr News from Chilli and Ura.
guay-Conferencc Between the Prcs'.
dents Of Ecuador and the United States
Of COIumbia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
Iialy.

The London Giote explains that Sir James
Budson rcsres from the British Embassy at his
quest aad Government grants him the Grand Cross Of
1he Bath Subscriptions had been opened at Turin for
. testimonial ~ Sir Jamcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
sr. NICHOLAS Horst. NEW. Yosx. a,rch 2. 1

sr. NICHOLAS HorgI NEw.Yosx, h,rch 3 1859.
Ig IiosrFrrgE--icor Sir Being Of BILIOUS emperu-
and hlvs ndered much from sickness herrtoforv,
determined when leaving New Orleans for New fork. 10
uur act try you4 celebrated Stomach Bitten Having
mad, she trip the propeller Trade Wind without the least
nruavsnoe owing g. thu. preventive efficacy, procured,
m tie 18th july box Of bitters for the OF my
friends Contemplated voyage . Europe
t- Eastern Afer sens " s~s opened the boz.
sosses with about Of fellow psss-nses partook
u the Bitter On the second day OF the sfars %
board et .ie, Dot by taxing hall wine ss~tni three
TN asy they recovered Dr.. GodsborOw, the shipu
phvcan Gnd Capt Patton the Commander together with
large portion OF TIE Passengers, subsequently, sxpemrnted
with tn Bi.ter and uniformly with eutre They
viii crrilly the -et that during the whor mp nor one
p.f.oson bossd easrk after the second day Dr. u
t,ins the Ass remaining bottle inf'ieo
.t-iAc OF tir aItlce ret1h voyage, sne
.ui-rsl than describe IN have or
der. or Two boxes my late ie'v
MOI. IA Liverpool. aud shall .end them out BY the nexe
teamed You ought have depot ia Liverpool Advising
persons Tor the inst cor indeed az any t'oS
to obtsin possibr. supply OF your bsers eecrU
thereby themselves against .esstck-
ness
am repeatedly, your obedienl servant,
4 AtffILOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
West Const of Africn.

The July mails from the various places on the
West Coast of Africa are received. The Is de-
void Of interest Trade generally AT all points very
dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

OSE - CENT BOTTLE WILL CURE
Chin. ard t.vrg Neuralgia. Diarrhea. Dyscatsry OF
Bou. Cohc Rioumsi.ni Gou Lumbaso, Pain IN the Md
.v. or Iai.r Spine Rack Head Burns ScAii Poi
u,u. Bite spsins or Bruises Sore Throat Influenza or
ppAih,sia osn Joints Lainene.. chp. All i'seae
5n p a,. one bot,. N Il VII aford relief by Pin
b. APPLICATION. Let every fau.y keep IL ia ,Aer houe aad
u.s when la {. sp-enoed low minutes aser IL sp
pcaon che pains will it matters not what
ay be the OF the psia relief w follow IT, Price
2 cents Ter bols SOLD By Druggists everywhere sold b.
RAILWAY Co. No. 81 Maiden lane Of do!d ana b.
D,,,-. fs,.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

The U. S. Mail steamship North Star, Capt.
Jones from Aspinwall Aug Is to D. b. Allen, arrived
here on Wednesday afternoon. The following is her
IN rcf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
Turkey.

Huseein Pasha is appointed Minister Of War
v1ce Haiiii Pssha resigned.
Omar Pssha was seriously "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
Gpsridl Notices.
Radical Cares

Radical Cares
OF
DISEASES or THE THROAT AND LUNGS
LOCAL APPLICATION Oe INNOXIOts RFliEDlES
~ lSsuFFLATION AND INuA LATlON-
sui.Ecrs from the above Diseases viii find it 10 theif Ia
t.cs' call r examination before Fan sets in that the in
Of the Desr may be prevented aid ascejy and per
beet Cnru nsarrd
fStl"as rom abroad viii please ss.d fall description OF
hen Diseases.
u. sEGNiIZ, ND.
toraulng Rooms Ne. a53 Broadway cor i.nls'.
Twentieth Ward Republican Association. "A
hesnlsf Nony acc'ins Of ,he Association WA d" held
This tfhnriaYl EkENING al oclecA II Lincoln liall,
OF I'D 4. mud stlav. JOHN WAITE President.
J. l.. n..Tn.. Secretary.
Colgate ~ Co.'s
XA
STARCH.
The ally perfectly pure starch sold In this city being made
wi,ho At the use Of either acid. AkaL For sale by
COLGATE s. Co..
Soap Candle. and Starch manufactursrs,
No. Duteh,t.
bstweep Jeaa Aad Fatep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

The Cunard steamer. China, Capt. Andersen,
sailed yesterday for Liverpool with ~ passenSofa aud
ssg9.ail " sgesie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
lit otrAa'ns en- fh'i
JOHN 4. MUELLOR.
CnslsxA. Mich. IuIy 10. ls6s.

CgELsgA. Mich. Iuly To- 1859.
Nsssrs Ho,rvrrER SWIM, Pi'tsbur-h Pa--GeHa.sers
.sni ~ sous Btirrs bottle Of last consiSn
nsnt beng lef have increased e for them seeing
r pleh Of our had been sick darius the whole Of ask
Winner and by the Il three bottles lie had
liver Complaint accompanied by cough tsisd al the ply a.
clan. here miles ccl brGl DOCTOR. and thou she
he would die The svm bottle HTred I'd es.gh fro r.sre
cured hlia. Yours truly, WhEpOS HAICh
RYSssELAYRvrLLE. July =. 1874
AFssRa HosrKrrER SNitH-Gcahsae.; Please s1e
M .ons Of yoar bisies your earliest c>av.nicuoe a.
have AZ prs.t extensive sale for usn have 40 re-
cine Of whicA selling much your Bitter nave
sep them du Year, last past Tey have sSr ssua
a, ali. th.y hnv. pcrarm.i skss<< cires ~ D-
p.p which hsv. Of long staidius and fron wscn
nv h.N. ether med nne ~
can .~,,A you surpsssng snyt thing
You s,r published II If vnne TO being curious
,c ,aeALsrs will be Introduced in every place. II rscuo
s,. A wu acq nainted with they would not S With
out Respectfully your,
W. r. SWEET Druggist
RensseissrviYe. Albany Comfy N y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

hoSoUITo LACE,
PATENT cANoriss. RlsSs. AND rRknTs.
No s@ b'os1~ay New leTA
The Improved American
CARTE PORTE,
Cheapne.. and beauty ooiaDined
Ey,rybody LIQUID have them.
Just PRODUCED by
r.. IL T. ANTHONY. No. sol Broedsuy
Manufacturers Of Adams, Photographic Ma'eii4' &c
soaps, Cuncic~, ~tarcn,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. &. hULLS SONS,
formerly W. Hull & SOM,
ONO. No: - PsrA'rew.
Opposite Pafk fouui Nc~-iork,
oner 60 tao trade -
AN UNSURPASSED AssoRrMENG
Prcpsrc Tor Winier.
nOyNTON'S FURNACES FIRE PLACE HEATERs,
and MAGAZINE STOVES well known To be superior TO
any other In the market. -,
Is tho ti- 70 them your orders 10 not WAL of
cold weather. Now Is tlss tine 90 call on .,
RICHARDSON, BoINroS Co, ~
Mccrschnu.n Nranuinciery-foLLAa son No.
ass ifoan1c &c. near BO~rTy only pse IN the city 10
get Pipes and Cigar Holders coz 20 eiei ~ ~ v
Amber at on Coycs II silver of German SAVER Asd at the
shortest notice.
in,or,ars 60 the D.af.-Eyc aud Ear.
Tn, method Ia the Treatment OF DEAFNESS which DR.
MDst HIASkth, Ofult ana Aur Dts tSorght before
t. Profession al th. public II attracting great attention ard
nd. ,u.oes by hsh authority He Is pTactcjag
M the very Medical Science. PHILADELPHIA, who're
II, can be onnlirt on DEAFNESS ana BLINDNESS tho
loas 1t stard,s. OFFlCs No. iog7 wALNuTsr, PHIL
apfLPiIA- Penn Letters OF inquiry Enclosing stanip for
r,tam pos,lassl promptly answcred
ktmington's
ARMY AND NAVY REVOLVER,
Approved by the Government.
WssraniodS rior 10 any other Pistol st the Mind
Address, y. NIMlNUfUN 4 SONS. Iiou, y. Y.
The Ba- ,Sc,'aurant, .lee-C ream saloon. aud
two Oosi. csisnery Stands To Let, at the Academy
81 Music ~ ine the tsr OF tho American Institute PROPOSE
vii he received Tor hiring tho above during the three
Of tho Fair OF the Institute the ID dY
Of september. Address JOHN w. CHAMBERS Secretary
Of tue Managers, No ~ Cooper Union.
Marytn a. Co.,
| FIRE, BURGLAR AND DAMP pROOf
| SAFES,
| No. 265 Broadway
| Reference to ~ UO0 Customsrs.
My Southern Fricads.
| by tho author OF
| AMONG THE PINES
| For sale al the Ofhoc OF The Tribune
| kEiss tL Gsp>k ssyess, u eeas&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
W.P. SWEET. Druggist,
Renssclsrrvi2e. Albany Coanty,sN. T.
Navy DxrAxrxsxr, BUREAU az rARps AND Docks,
Dec 20 lve2. !


.f,sr. HoerKrrrx SsrH, PssbugA, Pa
GssrLssES About four yesn sinoe my attention wsa
called 20 Your Celebrated Stomach Btsrs being the tina
De martyr Dyspepsia In al OF its ternhc fHus M
deed bad not known for uninerrvpesn nsasa
sleep commenced the OF yonr Bittcs taking them
onchaIf and found myself mach sKRs srcn henehed BY
the hrst bottles the second relieved me enteiy but have
aver nce aien dose the morning immediately rising.
nndins II 10 nc, ss tonic and appetizer of the
AsE cu.RAcrgH There Popularity In the eject 81 your
Nrr. on ne which nay be well TO Nste II from any
shall be suffering 80 scosey with The hradachs dose
of vour Filters BELIEVES IA FifrErS In
cluon say with all saeesy and tnth would not Be
turned 10 the state hsata which Soar Bers found ne
and from, which they hsve uNeuxsrOsAgLY KELiEyEp Me-
SON At THE Monty N rHKwosL
am with cfest respect; yo'n obedient servant
JUN w. BR oNAUGH, Chief Clsfk
NKw CoNvALRscESr Carr
NEAR AIkxA'spRts, Va, May ~ 1881
Mesrs HosrBrrER SMtu dor S.ys. WI you % ~
TIE favor TO forward oy exprs half dozen fossssDrv
stomach btefs, With bill for which WI remit you on ~
eept OF the sai.e am unable 10 yonr meo'ss
her-i and mad quantity could BE- sold reaauy q
known 10 De Tue best PREPARATION In for Diseases
timer origin With disease vi the stomach have 'Ano
sold hundreds Of preparations but bitesfs
TO anything OF the ki.d oosnhsas wMA .sSvvh ne
soldier shoaid be without H. should he ~ e'ss " ne
healthy for II IL noe only RksfosAtss. es ~ cn.w
for almost all Diseases soldier subject 70 n|'e bsee
afflicted With Chr,ne indication ana ~ 40 s ~ a.
rospkn ME rnE Rslits rovks MAJ ~ ""'s wv ~
ose no time In ssrding the bitser oioosoo
foa'> very SAMUEL JE SYERs. Hospital ss.vssl
HOSTETTER & SMITH.
PropretorS PistsbvseA a
HsW.ysgk o6ees M ~ bnaduUA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

Mosquito Nets,
MOSQUITO LACE,
ALL NEW STYLES OF
PATENT CANOPlEs. RlSGs. AND fRhMts.
o.. l.. s J. H. NIFTY,
No. SO BROADWAY New y orb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
Arrival oI the q. -. steam, irigntr Eroeait"

The L. :. steam inga,e Bncoklyn, Cspt. Geo.
} Kmmons arrived a tlis port on W sdGciaay morn.
iug from Port Royal Tie 2si mt. and Charleston Bar
sd She h., on board Tie bodice 81 'npi kogcfs and
pa,nasief woodbury. u lo Monitor hasalll lii'd
IN aotloa daflnE ile lo,nhafam,li y fnli Sumter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27
ninrtin,r Lie CordInI.

N Fr,eMtnem sfstrr. LosDoN. Aus. !. ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05

FATAL DI.ruEBAScE "A fatal distur
bance, we learn, occurred at Mansfield, on
Thanksgiving day or evening, resulting in
the death of Marshal Gilkison. We ore
not in possession Of the particulars, further
than that Mr. Gilkison was set upon by O
baud of Irishmen. laborers on the At
lntic & Great Western Railroad, who
were in town, and so crnelly beaten, tha,
he died at about 10 o'clock on Saturday
last We have no information as to what
if anything, induced the assault.
A ball was in progress at the time
given by the Volunteer Militia OF, Mans
field, and they we're Immediately called ou
to suppress the disturbance and arrest tht
rioters They arrested some twenty 6vt
of them, we learn, and during the work o
arrest. one of them, we understand, wa
shot and so severely injured, that on Satur
day it was thought he could not live.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05

DrrrAr OF LoNesTRKET-All the availa'
ble forces. left Cumbnrland Gap on the 3Oth
nit nnder direction of Major General Fos.
tor with view TO intercept Longstreets
retreat into Virginia Burnside was close
ly pushing the enemy's rear. A
Ats in the Evening news was received
from Knoxville that the rebels succeeded in
throwing a poutoou across tie river but
we're prevented from crossing by our
batteries commanding the point rms
brought on general engagement, resulting
in the rout of the enemy and the capture
of Whecler's entire division OF 5,OO0
troops. .l
There has been no fighting in this army
since Hooker's attack on Bragg's rear at
Ringgold on the 9th. Bragg was forced
to march on after being badly whipped
and innicting considerable loss upon Gen.
Hooker Our loss is about 500 to 600,
the enemy's is much larger. We have ia.
/ ken about 5000 prisoners in the three
days battles, many Of whom are officers The
armys movements are not for the public
! eye, at present, but when it strikes agair
it will he equally as successful as at Mis-
sion Ridge on the oath. ...,...
Prisoners still come in in large mum
hers, and will foot up 900. The noun
tainsi are full of Kentucky and Tennessee
deserters trying to get home. Bragg will
the skeleton of his army is making his wa,
South. The heads of number of our sol
ders on the Chickamauga battle fel'
were found severed from their bodies ant
struck up on stumps and poles.
A louisville dispatch TO the Cincinnati
Commercial saws fears are entertained Of
raid on the Nashville Railroad, rs th
guerrias in the State ar concentrating.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
A s II t A b o L A !
Saturday Morning, December S, 1859

Hon. H. w. GANNv.-The address Of
Hon +. w. Ganht, to the people Of Arkan-
sas, a portion Of which is given on our irst
page this week, is attracting much atten.
tion. It is being circulated ia pamphlet
form. Itis, all things considered, a striking
document, in Europe, will have, no doubt,
considerable effect. The Lo ,isville Jour.
nal, speaking Of the writer, has the following
interesting paragraph. We first knew Mr..
Gapnt as poet. Although his profession
was the law, be sent us several poeticsl pro
ductions many years ago from Arka-
yislphia, Arkansas He was elected to
Congress at the last Congressional elec
tion in that State, and, up to the breaking
ont Of the rebellion, be was a Union man
He soon afterwards went into the rebel ar.
my, and, in the course Of his military expert
ence. was twice taken prisoner. lie has
seen and heard great deal on both sides
and has seen enough to understand aud
appreciate what be sees and hears. He is
an intelligent, able and brave man, with
just pretension to some genius. He i
now within the Federal lines in Arkansas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05

ES1IsTING SLAVES IN MARYLAND-A cor
respondent writes from Camp Stanton,
Bryantown, Charles Co. Md: This camp
is in full operation. - companies of ne
groes have been enlisted in Is days. A
full brigade it is hoped will be formed by
the Ist of February There wont be mnch
left of slavery in Maryland by the first Of
March. The energy and industry exhibi.
ted by Col Birney insureS success and in.
spires confidence in bis great capacity.
A regiment of these colored troops,
1000 strong, reached New York the other
dayen route to New Orleans. They were
quartered at the Park Barracks, and met
with no molestation!