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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

F.oa igh turry g.,-a >a.aiuy, a.i rau,s aDuoa to
~tlrHfE AND E'hE.
t'I HeHc'i 10 e'ncso. BtCh .ea Di-teosaIoy OF the
tuilrI -tatrs
ro.essor nEH III ,aua5 WorA, oD tnr racnc, OF
Physc
see remarks mad 6y tine late celebrated d. PhTsICK,
Phiadel hia.
Sc remarks made by Dr EPHK IN MCDOWELL, crle
bTaed Physician Member of the hOyai IOll-ge al Sur
geons IRELAND, aud published in the Transactions OF the King
and Queens Journal
see Medco-' iurglcal Review, published BY BENJAMIN
TRANERS, Fellow OF the kOyal College oi surgeons
see mos, of the late STANDARD Works on Medicine.
Extract Buchu,. 81 OO per bottle or sir for So 90
4" SdrsGpariAG,.. ~ 300
Improved Rose HGsh,. so ESQ
Or half each for $780, which will be sufficient To
the obstinate cases. if directions adhered
Delivered any adde ,secuel packed rom
tY Describe symptoms in all communicate Cures
guaranteed. Advice gratis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01
UELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

excellent Lotion fog Disease OF Sypiitc Nature
injection Diseases uf Urinary Organs arising
tom h',s col usla,uu, gsed IN connection with the EX-
tac. liuch1 aud sarsapara, il ucn diseases as reeou
inended.
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character viii
accompany the ueiigues
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

Diseases Of kidney and Bladder,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female, q.
speedily removed and the Patient restored to Health
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01
GLORIOUS NEWS!
The War Goes BraVeIy On!!
Roanoke Island and Fort Henry Takeu y!
Ashtabula Boys gone to Fort Ellsworth!
JOHN Z CLIFFORD


Returns to A>hlubula 10 Recruit,
~ EORGE WILLARD thinks wc have
~ enough there to lick the retels. aud has
therefore secured the OF Nj Clifford, who Will
hs entire chlrgr Oi his
Clothing Dcpn' tmrnt.
where lie may be found during proper business hours, and
will be happy all of his Glj tds customers
usual.
Cothug order or short notice aud warranted to
at Pc sons having cioh, have IL Cut, Trimmed aud
made up.
Cutting promptly done at the Old cs'ahli-hnert of
GEORGE WILLARD.
Asltabula February 10, 1862 635
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01
Stearn's g. Co.'s
Ash House and Leach Combined.

pORK WANTED-20,0 900 lbs Pork
iItht Hog anted on Notes and Accounts and In Ex-
hEiIf, @ eee<it tcash. GEORGE WILLARD.
AtSsslI,0S's 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

PIANOS.-Persons who wish 10 buy Piano Of the best
makers will be shown they handsome sum in
the r chase they address PIANO. JOY Cor, &C., Pub
lishers Agents, New York; o.
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II. O..
The History Of Amy1an Mmntoe.nyes,
From lGOS to 1860
Ry Or J. LEANprR B1sHor. 2 vols. 9vo.
Vol ] now ready, Vol II. nearly ready,
This probably the largest and most important work row in
the American press
We have also just Published new editions of rhe following
useful aud popular books:
The Business Mans Legal Adviser
or How to Save Money by Conducting Business according to
law as expounded by the Best and Latest Authoes 400
pp., sheep. Price, 81.
Opportunities for Industry or, o Thousand
Chances to Make Money.
Cloth, 81 This has been republisbed in England.
Every business man and cork should have these books
They will pay buyer hundred fold Every parent should
get them for their sons
All the books are mailed postpaid receipt of price. We
nav particular attention TO mailing books wrapping them up
where onreceipt publishers price and six STAMPS Addes
FREEDLY g. CO.,
Tribune Buildings New York
PIANos.-Persons who wish to buy Piano of the best
makers will be shown how they handsome sum in
the pu chase they address PIANO, JOY Cor &C., Pub
lisher's Agents. New York 7. o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

Delicate Children,
Those suffering from MARASAUS, wasting away, with
scarcely any @sh their bones cured very short
time Lotte in such cases. will have surprising
elect.
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This is probably the largest and most inn oau work row in
the American press.
We have also just published editions of rhe following
useful aud popular books:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
The Productions and Commerce OF EsrnziI.

BusIoa. kIiLry. Jdly 81, / 81
A meeting Of tbe Government OF the Board OF
Trade wns held in the Chamber by the Board tbis
afternoon to listen to an exposition by the Rev j..
q. icrnvr, Secretary OF Legation at Brazil under
the Fillmore Administration, on the productions aud
commerce Of that country, and on the importance OF
establishing oloser and more intimate commercial re-
lstloDs letween Brazil aud the United States.
lie diGcoursed at length upon the great agricu-
tufal development Of Brazil; the amazing fertility
and capabilities Of the vast Valley OF the Amazon
one million square miles larger than the Valley Of
tbe Mississippi; the unlimited capacity OF that
whole region for the production OF cohee, cotton
and sugar; and then dwelt with strong force and
mphufis upon the disadvantage under which we
labor Tor the want, first, of direct steam commun-
cation from Brazil, and SECONDLY OF American
housts there for the sale and exchange OF American
products.
For want Of these our export trade was falling
away, aud conducted nj great disadvantage while
Eogland, through means Oi ber steam ines and
CHAINS vi commercial houses, reaching from London
10 every principal port, was eniarging her hsdo
year By year. lie spoke forciby upon the great I'd
vantage that would accrue TO our commerce by a
coinpeicnt steam line, Of the prevailing friendly
feeling Of Brazil toward the United States, and of
the lberalities Of the Brazilian Government, which
5000 ready to subsldze with liberaliiy any Amen-
coli steam line. owned by American ciiizeus. That
should be first established TO perform this service.
The remarks were listened 10 with great a,,en-
lion, aid n seues of resolutions were unanimously
adopted oxplessiye of The high Interest With which
the Board regarded the proportions Of the speaker.
of their appreciation of the liberal propositions bc'
fore the Chuuber Of DEPUTIES. 10 open the Amazon
and iis iribu,anes 10 The flag OF all nations, and aso
to subsdi1e an American steamship lice from the
Cu!.ed States. Quite "A number Of gentlemen offered
remarks and the livoliest interest was manifested
throughout the meeting. Archibald fo.icf, os4.,
BrAzllxn Nice-Consul, seconded The remark VI tho
Rev Mr.. Fletcher.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
DIED.,

CARR-At As,ors on Thur.d,y. Jolly 30 ster long snd
pAiniul Illness. Mary NJ Carr. sged - years
The relatives and friends tho family respectfully invited
TO s,tend tho ners from the rssence Of her mes
Allen sssman, Clinton street, As.ono, Long Island. on
Saturday afruoCn :. 1c0sk The steamer Ivan Of0Ys
leave, Peck sip a, "a o'clock "
MOFFAT - In Brooklyn, ThGTsdsy. July 80, oged
mon'hs ana dsys. Mabel daughter Of X. G. and K n
MOnlt.
Funeral from No az Clinton street ocock Saturday.
Aus. l. Tte fiitnts respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
PLATT-Sgddenly on Wednesday 'rnorning July %, at
Piaiufd N. j. Edwsrd Waiter, son OF Csrsten
and Msrth. 81. Plat, IN tho 18th ye-r Of biz
The relai, ard friends Of tie family repectDy nved
steud tie tuuora ron the rssiieucs CT hs PATENT NO.
l0i AIDE street Myrtle avenue, Efookyn on Sh'r
day Aug L. st2 O'clock p. IA.
sTRONG-At No. ca Eos, Nineteenth street Thursisy
morning July 3r wouods received Wills leading biz
brigade in the attack fot Wagner tChsreston hiO'f
Bfi. en Geo. 4. strong iu the l0ti sesr .! hs
friends sad tue friends Of fanny the iIionds Of
h ia. s-in.aw Nn 4. Buds are invi''d 70 sftsnd the
fun.rsl seyicss without uT her iov'soD a. 81 PauP'
M T. Chuch OF Fourth avenue SOD "enIysecond
street, on Sniurdsy morning Aug l. at 10 o'clock
suARP-On Thursday worping July Jo George, infant son
of ofAleHarder H. and JaDnetse { sb.rp
The Of the family invited 10 attend the funer
from no JO5 Dcsn street Fourth avenue, Brooklyn,
On Saturday afternoon, Aug. !, at ?. Ia
sMITH-At Me- leans Lo. Tuesday, June - frctn
wounds received before Port Huison MAY II Lieut. -
Abe SuiGh jr lbSih Regiment n. y. ). v ga Duryea's
Zosav~.l ls-d % years and o month. . -
The funeral Will sa<s place ON h 80 residence 10 S"'
Lorsr street Bfooklyu, E. D. On Monday, Aug 8, at .
o M The relatives and fents Of the family are Te'pect-
iuliy invited 10 tftend without further notice
STFELE- III led o. the battle q Get'yshnrk, beorgs
Sese sssd years youngest OF Jonn anu Jane steele
o. ofCufxs0n =. snd grandson u th" lac WIZ steele u
thi. city msrber Of the l40th Hesinent. y. I. v
YOUNG - ~ EIyeacale on lhnisdty evening J9y ~
Alexander " son Of Edmund NJ and Josephs NJ loui
aged months ana 10 dsys
Tue remain. all be taken Poughk eepse for in;ermen,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

,rrsnipc the defendants vessel for being de-
sgued for the Confederate Government; or. as
go interpret blm, bwlt specially to their order
for a war vessel. Yet on the notion that
American decisions had held that it was law
mi for neatras 10 build vessels Of war for the
purposes of sale, the Chief Baron told the Jury,
10 effect, that there was no case for them, If
The defendants were building the Alexandra for
s,ls on q contract, aud that contract had no
reference to any subsequent use which might
possibly DO made of her.
Had tho learned Baron forgotten the test.
pony Of De Costa to the builders (Silller's)
declarations (Which were admitted only on the
tender of q bill Of excePtions), that she was
EunbOat'
We are not surprised that many of the En-
sish journals, and even The Times, with al
It's Southern proclivities. should question The
correctness or at least the expedency, Of
Baron POliock's law. Nor is it strange that
the shipping interest of Liverpool should pray
70 be. delivered from such construction OF the
scts of neutrality. All is, if we Americans
must submit to have feet Of Alabamas let
loose against us, under forms of law, we think
that We shall make such note of it for fu-
;vrs use, that legislation or diplomacy will be
;ery glad to remedy the short con.ings Of tie
Courts.
Since writing The above the City Of New
York brings intelligence of EaIl RusSell's
to the Liverpool memorial, that the Govern
neut consider the provisions of the Foreign
Enlistment Act sufficient. So We must be con-
ten. with what protection we can get from the
ial bench of the Court of Exchequer, or none
Al all
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

zens are enrolled several tmes--at their place ol
Iusness, their city residence, country residence,
&c. This, it is claimed, increases the apparent
number liable TO Do military duty in ths Sste aud
the proportion Eew-Yofk has been called ior, end
also tho proportion Of drafted men called for from
lbe oities, where the Democratic party prepoG.
dslltes. Judse-Advocate Waerbary, Of Gov.
Seymour's StaI, returned from Washington
On Wednesday, where he had been cent
FOR explanations on these points. lie
reports that the Wer Department in reply TO these
objections the part Of Gov Seymour state that lie
Government has not appori lned any humber 10 the
different dl.tIicis but simply called for draft Of
onefth of the enrolled persons in the State; that
The discrepancy between the State and War De-
partment as to the number Of troops furnished the
United States will be satisfactorily adjusted; that
he difference in the number Of drafted called
for in each district, arises solely from the difference
III TIE enrolment oD,.iiih from each district Is
called for; aud that the Department will eDdeavor
TO ceyse some expeoent to equsiize the districts
where persons are enrolled more than once, If 1t
may not be done by simply not drawing any name
10 ill the places in instances where tho same person
is drawn more than once.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Alleged Frauds on the Government.

HAHHlsBUIG. Ia, FIlIaY july u IJt5
It IL reported that United Staies officer, who has
been placed under arrest within few duys, in COM
plicty with other officials ard contractors, has de-
frauded the Government in large amounts upon con-
tracts for horses furnished in this city, Our troops
were not sufficiently supplied with subsistance, aud
we und srttAnd that tho Governor has asked the
Secretary ofWar to investigate the subject in order
that those who Ae liable shall DO exposed and pun
ished.
Arrangements have been made to purchase part
Of the battlefield at Gsuysbgrg. for cemetery In
which it is proposed to gather the remains OF our
desd. The ground embraces the pOiut Of the desIe-
rate attack made upon tie left center Of cur army.
Eight other States have already united with Penn
sylyanis in this project.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
GEN. ESAHyrY BROWN.

It cannot be necessary to follow the Copper.
tssd journals through the labyrinths Of sophis.
~ all peryersion whereby they seek to
obscure the recent insGrrection iomeDted by
5,a IN this city, and defame tie faithful,
b,al soldier who, in cOsnectlon with the
Police Commissioners, finally stayed its
ra,ages and repreSsed its manifestations. But
. it has been asserted by them that Gen.
p,owu was not legitimately in command of
Gs United States forces engaged III the
1s.ense of Life and Property in this city, we
uske the following extracts from the General
Order under which he acted:
wAs DEPARTMENT. A. JuT,sT GESSRAfs OyFicE ;
WAsHIseTos Ap4II . 1909
E1t.act.
esvRK.L ORpERs, No. y s Ihe Military Commander
tse in IeeIence t. s troops ssd -ui,t.d mon hap
~ 20 come the its Of hf conmsud VIII be Pre-
s'.J those Of commanding officer ofs military post
r. The duties OF Military Commander. above defined,
viii devove IN the CRY AeS igk, and ths nsIy post,
that vciGty BTevet sadeTGen. II. Brown, Colonel
81 United States Artillery.
By order OF the Secretary o. War.
L. THOMAS. Adjutsr, General
is there anything more to be said 2
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

oppose the war, 1t must be because they fear their
friends will gel their deserts. Some .cted, be-
oanse the soldiers committed depredsIions.
When Nc started for jackson aud Vicksburg with
five ratlous, fought Eve battles, were reduced 10
one cracker apiece, the men hungry and foo,sore,
he told them 10 help Themselves; aud whenever has
troops cot into such position, they should have
what tley could ge,.
TIE Rebels do the same They steal everything,
even negroes, TO keep us from getting any. Bat
you never hesr OF that being wIong. he insiS'ed
ths all should be for their country, right or wrong,
and The peo,Ie should give the soldiers their ~ pa'
thy and support.
Il is impossible 10 do Gen. Logan justice in tel
esra2hle report. At the cioe OF his speech the ioi'
lowing resolutions presented By Gen. uaynie,
which were adopted unanimously.
Ge,ore6 will stand by the constituted authorities
o tbe couu In tlos 90 inauain preserve aud per
re use the Union and Constitution at whatever cot and
sanst whatever power, domestic or foreign that rssl
thar although depors the casui rs Of civil
vet the be restored tie union, ana he laws
nus be executed sks oil the country and peace
secured by victory until the last Rebe lays down bis
KcirSG Thst tender 30 all or brsye aud gallant sol
ders Gom bgles, 10 lowest vtrmest symrshies and
scknowledge gratitude them for their herosm their
secrhce bnd ior the il persble renown shed
smies by their orious deeds
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
THE OVERLAND EXPEDITION TO
IniHO.
I.itfir Crow Uscd Up Hndinn- sibicy's
Exprdjtion-W -Whcrt Prospects, &c.


Special Dispatch u The Chie.so Thbue..
81 PArL Hirr.. Iu'e - 'a5J
A letter from Capt. Ficks overland expedition to
I'd ,ho. which s near Gen. Sibleys force says they
have been ioinod hy Sioux Interpreter. This in
terrre,er had met come frem Devils Lake and re-
poTis that I.ittie Crow is about used mp. lie has
no, much powder. and had set his men to making
bows and arrows. lie had but sixty-three follow.
ere ard all bis eHor's TO induce the remainder oi
the tribe, TO Join in this war were unayailing.
Trey blamed hun for bringing on the war; and
declared themselves rohdy TO surrender and wanted
him 10 leave. lie acted on their sdyice and III.
rnorning the Interpreter lef he started for Blnck
pil, vi the month Of Yellow Stone River, which H.
beyoni the Mi.-orri and Dakota
We bave tad rurnors of this movement from van-
ous sonrces prevously aud If it proves correct the
Indians on our frontier will be all that remains TO
fPht.
The force OF the drouth has been broken by heavy
showers during the last Few 6Ays. The wheat,
which |. now being harvested, will be a two-thirds
crop in the greater portion of the State.
A Mr.. kirnev, while travelling in car with hs
wife and child last Monday. was attacked by two
Indians near Clearwater, WTight Coun'y One
shot struck Mr. X in the arm, the rest escaping
harmed.
81. Cioud ard Clearwater have turned ont for an
Indian hunt. Our scouts discovered party OF FIVE
Indians last Sunday 1t Lower Agency and pursued
them within FIX miles OF Fort kitgely, where they
lost the track. The Indian. left tlie rame they
were preparing for dinner. Twenty soldiers have
beea sent out from Fort kidRey in pursuit.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
TInt1icr.i k.uide.

10 Alb.nv By Tud,ru Rive m. - Warren
No I. ~ Ard j, . AID lrip Co., suully 3.il p. IT.
10 A Ibtny b. Harlem Hlt 2.th-.is q thar iba Ia
10 Io.toa By Ecw-Louron lip-. fief ~ "
Il siO0 ius 90 lire Per lt. =. H. anf III
,p m
Ga .-ts.t srd siisv.........ss a. AMI q and p
,,b,, ,..shar. Linz. y. aud 3 % Ia ssHi.y :.
80 - y ................ lad o. u .nd5 p m
osCogryst- q, To- Am q. IIt Sunday, y p. ~
To fbi.aslybA - Camden snd Am0'T
Rallfoss Per . =. n. fo0t cl bafcaY. IA. p m
ToM.,hinrtor ~ S-~ -jcst.I Kh.' i1a1
ald q, Afs ii tn foot 81 touu sud- SUNNY, ;P IN
To tLs Wet by Central bsufoad Of Ns~
J-issy. Lot VI C0uiLaidisL shlts N"
N
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Gov. seymour and the Wnr Department

TIE difference, as set forth by an officer Oh Gov.
Sey ymours staf, which exists between the Governor
and she War Department at Washington in relation
to the Draft in this State 10 confined mainly to three
points. fitsi. the State authorities claim and they
ray they are prepared to show, that the State has
iurIished The Unaed States up 10 the present time
24@, l3@ men. Adjt.Gen Sprague, whom the Gov
ernor frst sent to Washington on the draft question,
procured an exhibit of troops furnished by this State
| from the War Department which placed the num-
Der on the let Of Juue last 900 $685. This does not
include the militia recently furnished by New-York
TO assist in repelling the Invasion 10 Peunsy lvana
and may account for the discrepancy. The State
authorities insist that the proportion allotted to New
York should be diminished by 42,OH men.
Another point is that the number called for from
the different Congressional Districts, which are
supposed 70 contain nearly the same population, Ia
in great disproporion-ss, for instance from the
Ivth District 58sl drafted men are called for, and
from the XvIth District only $685. the greatest dis
proportion Oh tho list Of men called for from each
district. The third issue 10, that many Of The ciA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
The Cutter Caleb Cushing - contradict

oAs Ed,i,af The n. y Tribune.
Sir: In your paper OF the 18th inst noticed
- Card" purpons to be signed by relative to the
capture Of the pirate, who cut GU, the cutter Caleb cuhins
10 Portland Lnbor."
never saw tho Card until appeared in print ne Or h,d
yhng TO do with H. aud take TIL, oppotunily OF contra
dieting #. statements There conflict Of authority
between Mr. w. y. Leighton and myself, neither did rny
person board any authority not belonging to them
IL wa. doubtful whether could have s.tnsui'hed the
flames before ths explosion toot place. and II not deemed
prudent to make the attempt 10 20 alongside.
Capt. ISAAC WILLETS.
Po,fand July 29 1863 OF steamer ChssApssis
ITb. Gard brought to this Office by person
Who represented hims being from Capt VIII
l,ls And one Of the crew OF his yessc.-Ep. TRIB.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Hire nj Ncrnntou, Pa.

scEssros. IA. ind,,. Jolly d. i66o
A fire broke out Al Toe cellar Of Mathews Gil
more's drug store on Laekawsnna avenue, at : o.
clock last night lie lire extended 10 tie ioui story
bnildiag Oh the north owned by John Koch, snd
from thence 10 the banking house OF George >ander-
SON on the south. hoeh's building was badly dam
aged. GeOtse Fullers and Sanderson's Iuidings
were totally destroyed, with tier contents. u. a.
and j. y. Fallor, aud Mathews s. GILMORE. aud the
HUniou" and "Peler Willi.msou" Masonic iDdscs
los. everything. The FIRE originated from benlihe
OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
5peunl Nolltes.

Po.t-Onlce NotIcc.-The MAls Tor GREAT BRITAIN
.ra IN. CONTINENT Southampton and BTenieni per
.,e,n,g HANsA and for Ireland wa Qusen'sown' per
steamer CITY o. LONDON. viii close e. ths once on
SATURDAY. tho lsi Day Of August 81 lVb CLOCK m;
sd a, tie Uptown Stations fo..ews: slilons ant
b. 10 . IA. s,a,ion. and u. ., m Stations aud
- "' ABKAM wAKEaAN. Postmaster
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
UoryL ARRIyALs.-J,lIerson Reeves of "

HOTEL ARRIyALs.--J.iIerson Reeves Of Wash
're,on. J. {. Rseye., of NLsLington H. IL. fhis and
family Of New Odeans aud W. Jesson Of N @ ere at
tho At,or House
A T. k-nt Chicago; c. H. Fry and family Of Kentucky
O. H. hite J. Hanna Of ft sDurf; a. j. Salisbury
Of baltimore. r.. Is. Ousey Of Kentucky j. Jrweu oil
Ohio; slG G. Wells Of ST. Louis. At the ST Hicho4s
Col Oeo. p Ihree u. ; 4 Leorer, Grover of wash
ins,oai D Bjwri n. %. J. b. Hdssr. d. Louti r.
Barton Of Cslionia Col rsr OF ~ o. Uo ss tho ae'fo-
poli.In Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

AK IsrAmoUs FADRicATIos.-Tbe report pub
lshed in Copperhead journals throughout tho coun'
try, 70 tho effect, that the Abolionists of Mlers-
burg Ohio, made bonsHres over tho death Of the
Hon. j. j. Cnttenden on the night OF July q, 10
IN infamous fabrication. The fact was that sone
boys were having glorincstion the capture oi
Morgan. A Coppsrhead Justice Of the Peace Of
Millsrsburg started the esnArd-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

GRoUsE SHooTMG.-To-day the game law pro-
bibitng the shooting Of grouse expires and all of
the lovers Of that kind OF sport are burpshiug up
their gaus There will be no draft needed to
brog an immenso army III the field. The
" cbicheus' were never more plenty than they are
ibis eesson. The dry spring aud the absence Of pro-
efsionsl hunters in tho army have wonderfully con-
tribusd TO full turpIy Of this ine game this year
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

CoscERr AT NEwPoRT.-Aliss Louise Krowli.
kowsky, young lady from Poland, who is distin-
euished in nusical circles, especially from having
played a number Of times with Mr. Gottschalk, will
give on the 9Th of August, at the OcesnIIouie, New
port, in connection with Maestro larili, a concert
ar an Introduction to several entertainments at that
charming and fafhionGble resort.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
WrreL o( the WhnIer Ncwnrk.

HosTIs, ffdiI JalT II. III
Cnu, Nathan T.. Snith, of the whaling bark
Newark. which sailed from New Bedford in Octo-
ber 1889 writes TO her owners III thai city from The
Island Of Java, describing tie total wreck OF hs
v...el ia tie Malay Archipelago III April let. Tie
Newark had 100 birrsls Of sPc,m oil The
officers aud crew e. spcd ~ boait Tie vessel aud
cn,g, were Insured ia New Bedford Tor nearly
t6) 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

From JAaAIcA.-J lmaica adviees state that Mr.
Rugges of New-YoIk, Consul to Kingfton, JAuai,', p,
bad arrived at that port. The experiment Of cotton
cultivation on the Clarendon estate in Jamaica, bad
been highly successful.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
The Iiye-I ,vcniies.

PmgtApgtrHiA. FnA,,. Jolly u, l0f,
Tie sale Of e. 563 $50 Eive-I scuties is reported
to-day nj tie various agencies. Deliveries of bonds
are now being made TO July Il, iucinsive. The
ssles for tie week VIII probably reacn sl 900 100