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The New York herald., 1863-09-28
p. MAURICE, rnE GREAT AND REAL AsrRoLo

A y. MAURICE. the GREAT AND REAL AsTROLo
,,cs lysnr :, ce,,ns e,n,s.; ySu 1SgIa kgow
Read f,otp Wonder orbx Of god
learn to nature before YOU s,ray'
ss %fs ssSG e a." .@.lShs By '.TsS ssS Ge's. % 's
ycser g c sIa. ss1 s0a rss 7, ne ~ az
k,ow before, viii gnfsi he o. ihe rast
i,ass g ~ Ne ssgere ssirs .sIqussn, ,hcir whole te
,sip aud a,arriesrs y onoen 6appln... msfor
tgp- Ear loss e l. ihs veg Gay 700 aiIl marry. and
s..s MsFIIs7 e m ssss secss Or, g q as G % hopees.
anguish or mind, oci whs,e,cr cause should dy 70 Prof
r a' Ladies as! e & aud ssnss a'P. @ sy
powers q tsreyco ~ eud lucid tnoweare
Keen q en % e y s tne Ta him h' 70 ss ns
'fn osr. iIen Y N 'G m r afs @ ' a.ss sa
ihre, tlocks fres broadway.
A BUSINESS AsD MEDICAL cLusvOyASr VINO
1rs.sa I m s ~ sd saan sad Isl wS0 S o.
Ter X c snS ~ IN y e san salas, hss - giving sorses. y.
M 5,iosss mater, :. y, yoa nav, tlsels 10
rses m sor Az ai'eH.ss AL : s,ea. cures a.
as sso ss an fa iy 'sS %als'irss sr iss,
y & sDa s GI s,. , ~ rfsFsSea rfsa aud nsasag e.ss &c
iy iudep ts ID III. rvvnnt Ia ,hs eiir Shs can efr "a
20 mos. plS.it ch..ns 81 Now York. pSiadr,phis
i Ess Tirtcih srs bc,wssa Third sad Ie 6s,oa ave-
ma
A tEfftN AkYEDi Nbl~T II NOT no HF FOUND
" ~ ~ unHai ai,.ss than Dr. J. u. sri Mr.. = n
BhDLeii1VN Tiny Nerescd "a gviag saii, aston
ffG . 81 S, Sa III h. s uSh :. go eo ss s2asa o.
,rzrsililx. fc'nogals lawsiit Oatsining etustsns.
rr,srA1 aoftri.. Nalssc ~ absent friends Ac also
= sIrsa nc fck parry MI os tho pfssnsal
1rsness ~ reelter tho time tsay wi hrEipd amsndt
vhst psIt oi ~ ssay L. 3hcd, Sd rhsl trsameat and
r.ste aF~ Os' sia pted flr ,he ssk person rernss.
dies ~ cont 80 snen. a. W" ons sensssred hy leueE
snl phtnnhe esl sratflAtnns made Send for "brnngh.
toms Nonsty fsnst Reaaerr ro<. By gna three cents
oase 40 .sri ae ssseo', hsiow Puner. ~
sNOoELsN BAIRyoyANr.-MkDi cir.
n FORD. Hss efusirrt urirg Agerfsan Nser, q smith
sfrt hass feasN fni,ob svenue Hroosiyp. detects
dfs.ss fckeIib~s er fnds absen, lrents cDn
satta5ad ~ win reraoDs IN tho arGy Life charts
destiny s!yn ~ letter. Scsd stamp for particulars
A BONA tiDE AsrRoLo1IsT. THAT EVERY ONE
n dsp.nf On, Nine WILSON, who teis ,he cbleni
of y a. soen a. you cutter she tells ihe past pre-
lsnrs succtss Gus ef he rsrilous unieTtaklnes
h-CelehrAtei magic sharms No is Anan street. between
ucasou aud stanton ssc over tho bakery. Char,sa for
iadIts and ssntlsaoa, s. ssDts
A BontNEHs cARD..-uADAlE LEROY, THE aaRAr
- fnsMtAutnal ClaitsOyhrt cives Information on All
afairs Of he 'osc aud Nrisss arranses business
ri,es lucky pnmbtrs. lni.rew " cents geniisn az
6atsraestop Aaranieed No. 1dRaymond street corner
Fulion ayenIs.- -nio5hiyr.
A yoisIsp, phScRSDArT or TnR ssTaoLnorsp
10 Sapocon ihS Greet can Ia scusll;ed 70 all aasrp
= say.; sAauaara u cseA
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
ANTHOLOGY.

T AIDES NO IHP0sirIoN -xADAsE sLAscH. THE
srss. karopsss Cary yanI ana As.Ioos, has arr we'd
oass ia $ Srsss S seshe1 % ose long srasssd iSS
:::
near seventh avenue. - 10y
7 ooK HERE-ARE YOU IN TROUBLE, have YOU
- been deceived o. siGea With, Have your fond hogss
Ross ar save y aS Il love
a 70 M sas 81 ssss Or
absent friends Laeay numbers rss Nc ss wes! rysn,y
o. the DOOR .'' R'ns he basement oeiI ~ 'e 80
IL
he % oass S enoa rrs,
sa sn.. 4%. bona sss % s; ss ad
MADAME EsTELL, SEVENTH DAUGHTER. CAN
wi BE- onsnled love marriage alck ness losses hnsi
nsss ioesy numbers sharms sasfse!sn sass,aVnceS
street, street near BrOomss Broom s'"'s''A' - 'e'''' -
MRS. WIN. BANKER. INDEPENDENT cLAIRyoY;,
matters c Ire ses ana nra essa ss On m M s
eyanaaen and treatment. Of Diseases consas by letter
W uairvoyant having conc ued % remain IN Nav York
%sy 70 s a. ssas .s g. a ss ~ M
Dnya the ony genuine cla!rvoant who ad
give sssss sa y
awsa',s and business aa,rs sensray MIRA Dnya can
sered los, property .nd friends by consulting her. and -
Bess or medical clarvoyant
ATo IMP0slTION-rHR NEVER FAILING MADAME
STARE IRON Europe who was born vito Ha,S ~ sn: s,t.
hs brings oeeher ho.e long sra!ed cseses sDesy
irissss; ssssd
o 'sas s sve sa onvs
Eea Eropesn and As!0oss. s fSr Is ,rss
@ s sss q; e;
for q, Gas sSo ssn STAR S .
ne aG hs @ Rns q" s w
Thrdavenne. Name the door Gentlemen no. admitted
Ladies beware 81 prssnders ana those TINT Try 70 initiate
N. H sralea Madame PREWsTER swho j has rsmoyea %
4a7 sixth corner Of scvs9h M ans wig
her visitor. IL You wish truth give her eai
DEAD.-MADAME RAY IS THE BEST cLAIRvoYANT
.na s s s s rno. ss s
those who pretend TO show the likeness OF the 9re hns
IL oe s. sa s 81 cr s s S % n
street Ladies IS cents gentlemen 10 cents
TnE GREATEsT WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
ssnompsheah h Madame from par ar no e can & be
krunken and unfathfu husbands has secret TO
those long sepsatsd Ladies' g cents Reeace 80 Ini
| avenue. above Twelfth street.
| VINO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
Go ama al %
best xsrologss, who guarantees to TO tho.e
10 nir them Of ns utmost
relative to awsnits JOURNEYS, absent friends love court
fact affairs Ia life fBrave soldiers, learn doom
& s ns delay ySn vs s9 ss
highly gifted and beauial yoqng lady At ~ sixth avenue
cits genuine Roman md Arabian ,nismars
love good luck and business mess for &
Drunkenness cured and unfaithui wives and hus
| bandreclainicd
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

Worthless and pcrncous art bostercd v
In the advertising columns az the press ny ai ated letters
~ ae from their business tespondenee es
The GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who pnl appreciate
II GENUINE AKTICIE should 10 corfounded by the I'M
thinking with the FCLSOYE RlGMAROiIE pnt into the
mouths Of MEN or STRAW b. unscrupu!ous emritcs ana
caratans whose double object 10 sell both their uas'
and the PUBLIC. -. .....z-,,,. -. ~ - u.,,,
Health AND COMFORT or THE pUBlIc which,
can be VERIFIED At ANY MOMENT hy addressing tho
parties who vouch them. ought not 10 br MD under r.
busbel ME undersigned publish belowa few eommnnlca
poop,e and al .hc sa,na dine ESPECIALLY HEQUEsr 81
ieaders feel interested IN the subject 10 ADDRESks
THE ISDIvlDrAIs THEMSELVES and sseertain the
correctness Of The particulars
81. Nicnes,s HorEI, NEW YoRg, March :, asE
DR.. uosrLT1gr
DrAn SIR r.lns u bilious temperament, and having
suffered much from sickness herco!ore, determined
when leaving New Ore for New York. II juno last, to
try ce.sDra.d Stoacl Bttcrs Having nada the rn
in the propeller Trade Ind without the least inconvenience
OF your Riters for the myhe an. few
friends Commonplace ed VOYAGE 10 Europe IN The Great
Eastern. After get opened the ona. ~d ogathey
With abon ten Of fellow parooA o the bnteTs
Int by taxing half wine glassu threc times day they
recovered DIR. Godsborow. the shp's physcan an
Capt Patton, the coInnnder together with aiae norAop
OF the passengers, subsequently experimental with the BIT
the fact that daring the whole trip not on" erson m
board sasick after the second day. Dr. o. having ap
prupracd the last remaining bottle rs an Dnbc apeanc
had Of the article return voyage and Suffered
than describe In have orders for
two boxes from two Of my late fci ow passengers now In
Liverpool and sha send them ont by the next steamer
ven'ing for The lrst time tor indeed tme) to-
obtain If possible, supply OF HtieIs befsyu
leaving port and thereby them scb
meas. lam, resreciiaily. your ooedcn servant
II
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

the third week Of bass August; md aecssdi'Giy we
learn st the efsce OF the company thar 1880 pew
shares Of stock were then sold ~ and above ios,
and simultaneously some sl,o0o,eeo OF the com
pany' bonds were bought at prices not exceeding
l0s, and cancelled. The change thus wrought m
the condition OF the company, ss regards its seen'
rites, can be beet understood by the following
comparison
CONDITION or yHs CoMsHY IEa LAT RRrcar.
tsnded doot. .............,,....h ho,lIo oop
Less in stalking und. .,,......... go 900
- $962s 800
Capital stock Observation-Disclosures. 9olS 900
Actual cost of rood ST., ,543 100
PRESENT CONDITION COMPANY
Funded debt, about ,......,.......$ =, ,675 ,0C0
Lees sinking fnd, say ....."...... eTo'Wo 80
CAPITAL stock about 10, ,6ls 900
Actual ccss OF road SIS .b23 900
In other words, the direction has relieved the
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
NEW Work HERALD. MONDAY SEPTEMBER %, 1864
CLOTHING.

/ CLOTHING.
A GREAT BArrL. PoroHr-rHE VICTORY Is
ssined ladies and rentlemsn IL ha: been vscrisss
sas s he sss cash.
eeasaas 90 So you win favor ri I'm ao VIII note Or
nose G . ar
ssS S1
ys .n na ns sgs @ % s6 wen tnswn
Riah'.en.h street Ladies a,ieadsd By Mrs. 1in.z
n Al dealers SIN hunt ing retire. Atlss Seventh
paying Ss
ss
S Ssr. an @ snI~Ssrs % sosr hey
S ,9s sss Sas or
e ssspse Ss % si aGsra so
be careful and ind the core number 1856 or you win And
I#E smw sross II rHED
ss sss ss1 s wearing
sa s !. + fis a ss
S g.. e ca sn g s hAi;, IL H1s: :
Fourteenth street. LADIES' attended 10 BY ars
TRIAL:IT Is WORTH WHILE FOR LADIES' DIES a AMP No
e. Gas. "a ssasnsn sssas rsIn. win
h. prices not. per post pSnc,saiiy
& street ss ssSsss corner
A hiRPMAas l51 seventh avenue Is tLe riaos where
on Ciol.inx also Carrsts furniture Sc Please give 1s
ss 2, sSS w esa Sin
.ss @ x! w..
case cass on eossna carpes Ladies and
streess cas-: side Ladies attended BY Mrs. a
q Al 52 seventh avenue ladies and gentlemen be
.ns 70 sss ss Gs 0s %
Ssyins p1snesnssa M y "a grss. many
Ess Ess ss soss Dresses isss e e.? % 81 J: 70 $40
riease ca on or add ANHAI lSs Seventh avenue
Ave door; from T. Twsn.sh &c hadss s attended y Mrs.
ts2j, or vim ond oa, your mistake when too late.
Rsd shsx ss s isss
ments Guns. Pistols, &C. &c.
raE NEW LADIES AND IT. n
e co s' nes sy efdE On q
At 275 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY
"A seventh and Twenty eighth street IL HART having
ee BY 'cns on Or al
ass r M aa as Iae attended to BY Mr..
Please try rs Seventh $3.50
GREAT For ~ a1n.
ssSsss y
Trss T eighth and thirty NTH Streets Ladies attended ~
, Mrs. harris
! ATa5y BowERY III. ROsENTHAL HAVING GREAT
sFs Fro" 70 s & OF b sas III n og
addressing him ladies' and gentlemen VIII obtain The Yost
thai Please remember Try sss Bow cry, opposite Great
Jones street.
A TTENTIoNi-AT 242 SEVENTH AyENUE..LADlEs
"A aud gentlemen having cast Oft Clothing, Furniture
sny other place BY calling on or addressing W. NEWMAN
.ia Seventh eysngs near Tweny-sixh street. Ladies at
| ArTnE ORIGINAL. CALIFORNIAN AND WEST ERN
"a Agency store, lGi Seventh by II. II AkRIS,
ladies and dispose Of their cast on Wea ring
per cent more than ct any other place.
supply my orders. Cali on or address u HARRIS ies
| streets Ladies attended to by Mrs. H. Harris
I 7 EOroLD LIPPMANN HAS JUST ARRIVED, WITH
~ $1,000, and pays the highest price Tor Lndies and
or cosns sss rn'Se Iyss,s &C.
eighth and Twan streets Yon MI Mn % dealt s w,h TO
| else yon will find out when too late
waited upon by addressing I. cashberg = Ess Twelfth
MRs. HILL. pEALgR ~ LADIES' AND Dee GENTLE l E
punctuai,y attended rrvae residence $50 Hud
son street.
yVoRTH KNOwING-wHERE TO SELL CAMEL
HAS s Ia BruaaMa a snns mner 81 s ne New
Hotel the best place to sell Camel Hair sha ws all kinds of
eiher person RcmsmSef rs Broadway
3S7 SEVENTH AyESgn.YoUU can. CAN GET THE
Frfninrc Ne can or address ss7 seventh avenue. be-
81 81 Ms E.sA Ls streets IhV
AsTROLOGY.
A B. MAURICE. TIE GREAT AsTRoLocER'
IL. y yonr destiny you would know
Then to Professor Maurice
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MEDICAL.

A CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL PRO
"A fesr may be consulted personally or by letter on al
plants peculiar 10 females Patients from distanc
address with stanip) for particulars OF terms &c b0
1929 Post onIce philadelphia, Pa All Communications
ldcplia!.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

Ii. DISEASES PROM WHATEVER CAUSE PRO
n dueel safely and successfully treated by Madame
DESPARD But interview Is necessary. Consultations
by and medicines for ~ Residence l0I Sixth
avenue, opposite Eighth street
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,,An1,p p.nsrLIr. vEuALs PHYSICIAN Avn

u,pE eRRATBsf DISCOVERY uITnsRTo rADB IN
physlo.of, discovery mportan, and sndspsr sable
al and gncnir married and single. asccyery hy
which many hours Of suffering may
spared and which sxche- Al medicires and other
ra,irrs Gail for rnr,nniars Of hs rfabla Discovery
N, orty orc in nessvaanee with seirpcr ard merA
NJ = HAfkvF, W H.sesseT sIesl
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

A TRIAL:-IT 10 WORTH WHILE FOR LADIBs AND
n gentlemen 10 ry the Western agency store TO dis
pose Of Cast oG Ciehing Furniture Carpets
differences in the prices pay note post punctuaiy
attended 10. DUCAS, 1883 Seventh avenue. corner OF
Twenty first street. Ladies' attended by MIRA ID.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

u D,...--- .1-I1..--. $4,000. 70
s~@enT ~ stfh Nc. ~ Rev. Uoa.se Stehsina nfAl o.
~ W, s.t..t,. ....:,..s.. ...t. 20 ~
Iiehard ?. B1es Co... -. 80 is. ~
a. = NhnuNset Waltz .tafa, Coma. e,rs !oaal I'll 10 ~
rtf.en. 0f Ei8f~nra laAto Territory. by Samuel
+s.s 0caIrc T. s..rfi T. ~ sygrd ssS JoAn H.
Jsnas coagltt-s. ....ss. Lao ~
r.csntn, on yos .,s...;.. ....., es ~
,hsssc,e s,eier = naeS, ~. ,........, 20 "
se's e t4r -. ....'', - : 100 %
MAT .......,.,. :. ..''"' 10 20
btukNt =. sihOs1, A3l@stsss, ~ %sl. ftfest.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

ITO PIANOFoRTE MAKERs-IE ..ACCoRDASCE
With the resolution for advances OF Is cent The
prices passed general meeting OF the Panofortc
Makers Union, held September 2bth Mcssrs. Stein
hate readily agreed TO The demand BY order of
thc comin tee Of workiien OF steinway Sons.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

A vois,sp, nhScgsDArr or TnR ssTaolnorsp
10 Saroicou ih1 Greet Ia srusal;ed "a all affair
Il nfs a,ra trrs,'i egs xocr frcm shAtsrey L,dIcs
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

n i.p.nf on, Nine WILSON, who ish ,he Of jeoi
uf your vls a. sQcn caier she tells he rast
nnd Future % ser ne aud you dsrgtra and
ginys Fucctss out of hr refilous unieTraklncs
ECelehsAtei magic sharms No ies Alien street between
Hcasiou aud stanton slfscs 0sf tho bakery Chargca tor
tad.s and ssntsaoa, s. ss8ts
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

A 8oStNEss CARD..-NADAaE LEROY. TIE GREAT
- fassiAtcra ClaltsOyant cives Information on ali
affairs of he osc and rNrisss arranses business and
ri,es lucky pnmbtrs. lni.rew " cents gentsneAll
Fulion ayenEr,. nfc1hlyr.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

\ TIE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE STAND.
n LINMANS, l34 Seventh avenue. IL the race where
ladies ani ntlemen the utmost value for ner Cast
or CloingS also Carpets Furniture. &C. Please give us
call post will dealt with your
entire satisfaciion N. B.-Ladies attended by Mrs L.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

The Reply Of Russia to the
Powers Of Europe.

The Inman steamer City OF New York, Captain Kennedy
which left Liverpool the 9th and Queenstown on the
TN instant, arrived hsre at late hour last night.
Another important financial combination between Paris
and London to be called the 'Soccty Generale and en-.
bracng all the leading Partisan bankers, &c. not con-
nccted with the Credit Mobier is announced. Tie head
OF the association in London will DO Mr.. Samuel LANG
the late Indian Finance Minister.
Preliminary arrangements had been completed in Lon
don with WOW to the establishment OF an Information
Association in connection with the Credit Mober oparis
and Of the leading bankers there Mesrs Peabody
Co. and other firms OF the greatest emnence con.
nectcd with this important undertaking.
Lord Hatherton, formerly prominent politician, and
at time Chief Secretary for Ireland died the ith
instant, aged seventy three years. 0f
Tho Africa reached Liverpool about ten o'clock P.
the Cd inst. .rsf -iea- ttesn
The Bavaria arrived at Southampton the evening Of
the 4,h inst.
The Isis reached Liverpool the morning OF the 9Th.
Tho City Of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown dbout FIVE
p. n. on the 9th instant. ra. s.i r,ar,. : t-aF f
The Hibernian arrived on Greencaste (below London.
derry) on the night Of the 5th
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY H. 1863

son. Averll and other cavalry officers Of the
Union army will become Us famous in the
South as those Of Stonewall Jackson, Stuart,
Morgan and Forrest have been for some
time in the North, for deeds of daring
aud briliiancy. Aud yet at the beginning
Of the war there wes decided objection on
the part of the government to increase or
encourage our cavalry force twas represented
that the immense expense necessary would not
be remunera.ed by the value Of this branch of
the army twas only the constant pressure Of
opinion by experienced officers, and the start
lipg examples set by the cavalry Of the enemy,
which finally induced tho military authorities TO
pay attention to it,
We now see how invaluable our cavalry arm
is in crushing out rebellion, and we hope that its
interests will not be overlooked, but that IFS Or
ganizaton will be still further pushed forward,
until the United States can boast Of as fine o
cavalry force as any country in the world
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
The Effect OF Our Raids I'm the South
The Value Of Cavalry.

The cavalry expedition Of Colonel Grierson
through Mississippi has proved great success.
We have received full and graphic description
Of the affair from Baton Rouge, by the George
Washington, which arrived yesterday, and
which we publish in another column.
From the tone Of leading editorial In the
Richmond Enquirer of Friday, which we publish
cd equally prophetic and desponding
as it is-it is manifest that our cavalry raids are
as much, If not more, feared by the enemy than
heavy battles in which whole anmiss are en-.
gagged. The effects Of these expeditions, as there
admitted, are telling fearfnlly upon the rebel
strength. "They Qhe Union troops) can cause
much sorrow, and heart-break our people by
expeditions through thinly populated districts
destitute of troops" "They can rob and dc.
moralize us within our own borders" "The more
of our mills, machine shops and railroads they
will have destroyed, the more of our national
resources they will have ruined and wasted,
and the better chance they will have for an ire
sistible advance at last" This is the descrip-
ton OF the coil which is winding around the
rebellion, given by leading rebel journal.
In addition to our special account Of Col.
Grierson's expedition, we publish further ex-
tracts to-day from Southern papers comment
ing on the late raids in Georgia, Mississippi
and Virginia, showing how disastrous they
have been to rebel interests, by the i'm
mense destruction Of private property, crops,
mills, iron works, railroads, bridges and
army stores which has marked the track of our
cavalry al over these States, as they swept
along like q whirlwind from point TO point.
Even In the unsuccessful attempt to reach At
lsnta made BY Colonel StrcIght, in which hls
whole force was captured, II b acknowledged
that the results Of his movements, Is far a he
had gone, were terrible. The destruction Of prop
erty was enormous. He left nothing but ruin
and dssolation and terrified opalation behind
him. An Atlanta paper speaks, with evident fear,
Of another raid now contemplated into Georgia
the supposed object being 10 destroy the Georgia
State road Everywhere that our cavalry has
penetrated the people have exhibited every
symptom OF alarm and terror
Thus this once sighted arm Of the service
proves itselfmost efficient, and will soon be more
formidable than that Of the South where cavalry
service is almost a natural element in tho char
actcr OF the people, where almost every man Is
trained rider from his youth. Before long the
names Of sioncman, Fitzpatrick, BuEord. Gricr.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

cH~88Ao sOr she utDSHDS1Ppls
Our latest news from the Southwest indicates
q successful issue to General Grants inland
movement in Mississippi for the reduction Of
jackson and vicksburg.
The advanced detachments of his army.
wherever they had come into contact with an
opposing column Of the enemy, had, after So
we're contest, invariably routed It, The last re-
ported engagement ofthls character, (according
to q rebel despatch 10 the Richmond Enquirer,
was on the 18th or 18th instant, at Raymond, J
some five or six miles from the Jackson and
vicksburg Railroad, from which point, after .
nght Of several hours, the rebels fell back to
Mississippi Spring, where they had reinforce
meDts; but the Chattanooga Rebel Of the 10th
says that the rebels were driven out Of Jackson
on the l4th, after hard days fight, not being
able 10 hold that city. Meantime the main body
Of Gen. Grants army was at Willow Spring and
among the hills In that vicinity, some thirty
miles below Raymond, and in close com
munication with his base Of supplies at
Grand Gulf With his army strongly IN.
trenched against the possible contingency Of a
rebel sortic In force down the country from
vicksburg. General Grant was awaiting the
reinIorcements that were moving TO his support
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS
In the House OF Commons, the 4th inst. Mr. pEAco
gave notice that on tho sh inst lie should call attention
70 the case Of the sca Queen, for Matanoros aud ask
why certain despatch had boep suppressed
Mr.. LArAHp, in reply TO Mr.. Mcguire said that the
American ag had been hauled down on the island Of
sombrero during the stay Of her Ma'esty's steamer
Phaeon there II was not true that this island had been
discovered by the Americans ten years ago. Tor II
had long been prt OF tho British poescssions in tho Ca
ribbesn II had been settled BY party OF Americans
working mine there, and the captain Of The rhaeion was
unwilling while he stayed there TO recognize that occupa
br. GrArsnSs made powerful speech in defence of
hts proposition 10 extend tho tar charitable In.
sttutons bet afterwards, admitting tho House was
asanst tho project no consented to withdraw it, In the
The Prince and Princess cf Wales visited tie Iiouse
during the proceedings for the lrst time.
In the ouse Of Commons, tho 9th inst Nr. LAyAnp
In response 70 Lord Cecil made scne explanation 20
the mails on board the steamer Pctohc and the promise
of tho American government that they should deliver
I'd mp
France.
Politics unimportant. The Paris Acaieu denies the
that rince Of Wales expected on visit 10
on iSs Psr pourss on the S,b the per cent rches
closed M eof. ooc
Italy.
fs Cnbinct d Turin had announced 10 the Swiss cdc.
raj government that II viii now Withdraw The italian
made italy spprshsnsisns are no longer entertained o.
T.acs EqlssIio ssimo, rresIden. Of the ssn.t. and
.
dsspstch published, addressed by the Npjsfer os
the interior 20 the projects relative 10 msenes in favor
OF Poland The Minister refers 10 the debsfe on tho
subject In Parismsnt and states that the meetnss n
question are retext for agitation and for obstruction Of
The action Of the government He concludes bv s0oln
Ing the authorities 10 dissolve every political eetIns m
characier 70 sndanscr the interior or exterior ssfsty Of
the state.
The Latest News.
LvrRrooL, May !, 1880.
The steamship Bremen, from New York, arrived on
The steamship Louisiana, from New York, passed
Queenstown for Liverpool to-day.
CRAoow, March Z, 1888.
Numerous arrests. including many noblemsn, have been
made IN this city and the province OF Poscn.
Osinsk, after successful encounter with tho Russians
on the 5th occupied roubrowe.
Tho peasants in Todachia are raying rents 10 revclu
tlonary agents for the support Of the nsurrsction
MApkrD, March 0, lbo5
royal decree Was read to-day IN ccagrees ~
the siitngs Of the Cortcs Rurncrs Of mnmsew' "o'f
Commercial InteiiiEenee'
toxpo. MONEY nARxEr.
the spgish funds hsa been eucYN'' sa' on we sm