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The New York herald., 1863-06-06
NEWS FROM GENERAL DIvs DEPARTMENT.

Fire at Norfolk-Rcbel Prisoners Sent
Home, &c.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Juno 4, 1853.
Two large brick buildings the corner Of Washington
and wido Water streets, Norfolk, destroyed by
last night. They used government storehouse
All the property belonging to tho government except
about two thousand dollars worth. removed.
The nfe Was no doubt the work Of an incendary.
The flag Of truce State of Maine, in charge Of
Captain John Milford left for City Point this morning
She took up two hundred rebei prisoners.
The steamship s. X spaulding, Capt Howes sailed for
Newbern, C., this morning.
The steamer City Of Hudson arrived from New York
this morning. and has her trips between tins
place aud Norfolk.
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Interesting from Kentucky.
PAYMENT OF THE TRooPs-THK wooDLAwN RACE

LOUISVILLE, June 8, 1868.
Special Agent Gallagher, acting United States Dsposita
ry yesterday received from the treasurer Of the United
States so 900 ooo Of which 81 400 900 have been dis
bu,ed Major Allen payrnaser for troopein Ten.
ncssec
Considerable quantities q b,oodsd stock and quite
number d visitors arriving 10 participate In the
wocdlawn races which here Monday next ana
promises 10 be q brilliant affair.
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Maryland Politics.
HENRY wIxfRR DAVIS RESoMiNArED ron CONGRESS.

BAtrxoax, June 8, 1858.
The Union Convention tonight nominated Hon Henry
winter Davis representative for the Third District
He was ssrsnaded and made speech in which hs said
he should n elected, support The entire policy Of sbs
administration There should, he said be side Issues
II was time for Maryland speak out boldly. Hs sup
ported emancipation and he for the vserous prose
cu,,eu Of W. wV apa sopqusrins pssee.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

Repulse OF Rebel Attacks at Franklin
and Triune, &c.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 8, 1863.
News from Franklin up to O'Clock to-day is that
Colonel Baird commanding the garrison attacked by
twelve hundred rebel cavalry yesterday and drove his
forces back their ntrenchmens. They rallied how
ever and repulsed the enemy with heavy loss 70 the
latter
Simultaneously attack was made upon the forces at
Triune. They repused with loss Of two hundred
men, four hundred horses and lot Of camp and garrison
equipage.
General Granger has ordered all houses Of III fame to be
vacated by the sth inst. There Is great excitement
among the "fancy."
Six hundred and seventy federal soldiers arrived
in the city this morning, representing hundred aud
fourteen different regiments. They will be sent 10 their
respective commands.
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JohnE Cary. ONO,
Hou II. T. Blow, Of 81. Louis, Minister 70 Venezuela
appointed committee 10 conduct the President
the chair.
Un assuming the chair, Mr.. Hamlin delivered Q well
timed aud appropriate address In which he strongly set
forth the military necessity Of tho canal lie referred 10
the that BY treaty allowed % keep but sin
gunboat upon each Of the lakes and that BY Of
the weand Canal England would be ready 81 any time 70
send her ships he lkss He touched upon tho
fact that hsyS picny Of gunocats ON the Msssipp
but whatever Of bringing them 70 the lakes IN
case Of necessity He d not iook upon the canal oe
% much commercial - military importance In conclud
ng, he expressed tho hope that caution and coonees
would characterize ell the Of the ConventLou
and they would sink all bcacs, and do oply what
should seem good for the welfare of the Union.
Governor King then introduced resolutions for the
duct OF the Convenon sad suggested that each deegs
son appoint one OF ts members 10 give s There
was much discussion upVu and technical points con-
corning these rsso'utons but they were finally passed
Following these was request that the original call for
the be road. The request compiled WITH
subject Of railway 70 the Pacific national natter
and worthy the calling of national convention, while
canal connect Two water of cal state
interest," and needed not the attention II the nation
Another resolution offered 10 the effect that ship
canal around Niagara Falls was subject that demanded
attention The Convention appeared dstermQed
70 its original purpse, and paid little heed " those new
II was voted that the Chair appoint dcieQato
from each statcsto act Committee On Reeolutions
Mr. HamIin throughout was much troubled by mad.
yerenty addressing tho Convention "ths 6enate and
The varlohs delegates - Senator's. His mistake was
taken good naturediy Cas then made for various
spsakers from whom hr. walbridge. o New York was
as'ssssd Hs ws followed y chaslss D. Drase, n
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The Army.

THE CASE OF cAPrAINJ. TOWNSEND DANIEL.
So much Of Special Orders No. 1o3 issued from the
War Department, dismisses Capt. j. Townsend Daniel
Thirty sixth New York Volunteers, s peremptorily
vokcd by the President the charges against him having
been proved 10 be entirely false and malicious msreprs
ssntations.
Captain Daniel has been 10 thirteen battles and skr.
mshes In all Of which he has distinguished himself o.
the 22d Of May lso2 no crossed the Chckahominy 10
Bottoms Bridge In advance Of the army, whom he had
brilliant skirmish with tho enemy, driving him Hs
severely wounded at Fair Oaks May 81 1902,
much that his life was despaired Of Nevertheless hs
joined his regiment on the peninsula while lame.
Captain Daniel throughout the Maryland campaign.
and both battles Of Fredericksburg. and led tho right
company Of the Thirtysixth New YORK infantry (which
regiment was tho first 70 plant It's coors the hsghtsl
At the sorming OF Marye Heights, fredericksburg and
was the day at the battle Of Salem Heights.
Captain Townsend Ianel II recommended 70 tho Presis
dent by his Colonel (Browne) for brcvet commission
major for gallant and mertorous conduct general
hlxh bearing an ofbcer ana gentleman, and he -
highly endorsed by Generals Devins Couch Hooker.
The orders restoring Captain Daniel Special Urderv,
No. 23o, issued from the War Department.
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News from Central and South
America.
CONTRADICTORY NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Salvador Preparing to stesist
Invasion.
French Troops Prohibited from Crossing the
Isthmus,
o.

The steamship Northern Lgxs, Captain TinkleSarsh,
arrived this port yesterday fssn Aspinwa bringing
advces that pace TO the 2ath ult, and tho San
Francisco mails eshs 18th ah
The following fa che
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NAVAL CouRr or INQUIRY The case Of Chief Engineer
stimers United States Navy opened yesterday NORA
ing, Mr. H. L. Sleeper acting the Judge Advocate Tho
board consists OF Admiral Gregory President; Admiral
Strngham and Commodore Nicholson. Mr.. K. NJ Slough
ton, counsel for Chief Engineer Sinners.
At the Opening OF the the Court 10,
Mr. sinners having objection to any one Of them.
The charges and specifications were then read the nrst
charging sinners With fasehood second, conduct
becoming officer Of the navy, and specihca
tiOns.
Theso charges and specifications based upon
versations said to have taken place board Of the
Arago her homeward passage after the attack OF the
Monitors upon the forts and batteries In Charleston nar
rejecting upon the abilities and management OF Rear
Admiral s. r. Dupont United States Navy There are
large Of witnesses be examined both behalf
Of tho government and Mr.. Sinners and the case WILL no
doubt, last many days. Al present b mot deemed ad
vsable 70 give any details Of the evidence Captain H.
A. Gadsden Of the Arago Mr. Frederick Gratagean, pur
journed until to-day.
CoNNsCr1Cur- guns-The United States gnnboat
Connecticut, Commander Geo. H. Cooper arrived at the
Navy Yard yesterday She has beenson special service
and most Of hor time employed In conveying treasure
steamers TO and from Aspinwal. Her presence has In
. driven or tho privateers, who were luf1k-
ing in those waters The officers and crow regret that
they able to meet the rebel pirates. Tho
following Is list Of her oflcers:-
Comsaamder-George H. Cooper.
Li'aenaRt-George w. Hayward.
A isdn S,,yyeon-J. Russell Little.
Assistant Paywdstr-Arthur Burtis, Jr.
Acting Mas,er-Wiliarh II. Clark, Charles W. Leo and
John W. Bently.
Ensies-wm Jameson and Francis Wallace.
Masters MateJohn Daily, John p. Jones, Theodore r.
Brown, Andrew B. Iangworthy.
En7iaeys-First Assistant, Alexander McCausland;
Second Assistant Robert G. Pope; Acting Third Assist
ants, Edwin +. Lewis Lewis f. Swnt, David Macarthur
aud James Campbell.
Gunner--Charles Fisher.
Capentcr-Josah p. Carter.
The sPEClAL SoUADRoY.-The United States steamers
Vanderbilt, Wachusctt and Alabama, and the bark
,;emsbok, were at St. Thomas May 10. All well.
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Hon. hannibal Hamln, Of Maine.
VICE PRnerI KvT:
Hon. Hiram walbridge, Of New York.


Jedediah Jewett. Me-,
Hon. I. n. Edwards, N. H.,
Lewis Toilette, ver.,
Hon. Lorenzo Sabine, Mass. ,
Hon. X. J. Arnold, X. l.,
Calvin Day Conn.,.
Hon. Erastus Cornipg. NY,
Marcus L. Ward, N. j.,
". d. scott, Ohio,
J. W. Foster, III. at large,
Jas. H. reriey, Me-,
VIM L. Chandler N. H.,
Col. l.. b. Pistt, ver.,
d. 1. Harris, MASS.
Comfort Tiiiany, r. j.,
Dr. I. b. Gold, Conn,
&. N. Chamberlain, N. T.,
B. ". Price, N. J
F.A.E E..U Ah.a
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Hon. Geo. W. Julian, Ind,
Gen. Jas. w. singleton, I'll. /,
A. +. Bissell, Mich,
Levi Blossom, Wis.,,
Hon. Jas. N. Taylor, MINI. /,
Ebenezer Cooke, Iowa,
George Partridge, Mo-,
Marcus j. Parrott, Kansas,
III. Peter Parker d. G.
fARIEs:
A. L. Drapier, Ind,
Chss. n. Zamphire, ILL.,,
Benjamin Follett. Mich,
Moses N. Strong, Wis.,,
X. A. Mott, MINI,
J. W. Van ornean, Iowa,
VIM. s. Mosely, MO-,
j. w. wilder, Kansas,
r. A. Stringcr, d. Y.
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q
Mails Close as fellows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hanp.
shire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 800 and
Fitchburg Lancaster Leominster, West Boylson, Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua N H., at 500 M,
and $3.50 p. m. and due at SIS M. and 100 p.
Princeton and East Princeton at $3.50 D. and is due at
civ 81 BOSTON, $50 and 800 a. H., g. and 500 p M
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa.
ehusetts 500 M and SEQ p. and due at $50
Rhode islsnG"S Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 m, and $50 p and
at . 40 a. M, and $50 p m.
way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 3n
y m. and is due at g 80 Il. m.
Western (An towns in Massachusetts West OF Wor
eester sl5 a m, and are due at IS ?, m ...,e,.
a. NJ and 100 p m. and due at Las and 9.45 p.
Springfield SIS am. and 90 p. m. and are due AZ ~
Hartford sill Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties SIS a. M and 800 p M and are due
Towns On line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
Nc london and Windham County, Conn, 1890 a. IN
Scy York CITY and Southern States $40 a. NJ and at
AGO and Tsp. and are due at 500 a, m, and at $3.50
Rare barre Plains PetcrshGu Paxton, Dana, North
Dana, d West Rutland s'49 Il MI ""o Sre aue al ~"
p Enllaer Rutland. North Rutland Huhbariston Cold
brDok and Oakham 50 p. m, and are aUe 81 S0r III.
Leicester 9.s5 m, and 4Qo NJ and are due at 500
MiiSuTy' and west aulhury $50 H. and $50 p. M;
and are due 80 a m, ard hSc p m,
Shrewsbury 10 D. M, and Is due Il 500 a. m.
Grafton New England village and Corda7ile, $50 q
FTsmincham, south birmingham Hopkinton, Ashland
Wo0dville, Westbor0' Northboro', Southboro' Cords
vile and Grafton 90 D. M; and due at $50 z.
Milford MendOn. llQiis;on, RolIpu. Berlin 500 a M
and 90 D. m; and due AZ $50 a m. ana SIS p NJ
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
0aice hours from 1.l5 a. m, to 500 p. NJ. Sundays
from 1000 to lO.4G a. m. j. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.
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the constitution, descending "from parents to cldrcR
unto the third and fourth generation indeed, it seems
to be the rod of Him who 81 will visit the inqutes
of the fathers upon their children The diseases it orig
mates take various names according to the organs at
tacks In the lungs, Scr0ula produces tubercles and
finally COnsumpt1on in the glands, swellinps which
suppurste and become ulcerous in the stomach and
bowels, arrangements which produce indigestion dys
pepsia aud liver complaints on the skim eruptve ana
cutane0us affections. These, all having the origin
require the remedy, viz, publication and nvpora
tion ofthe blood Purify the blood, and these danger
Gus discmpers leave yOn. With feeble, foul, or corrupt
ed blood cannot have health: with that life OF the
flesh healthy, you cannot have scrofulous diseases.
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Ayers sarsaparilla

Is compounded from the most efecusi antdotes that
medical science has discovered for this affecting dtcm-
per- and for the of the disorders il entails That it
IS lar superior to any other remedy yet DEVISED known
by all who have given it trial, That it does combine
virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon this class
of complaints is ndsputablv by the great null
titude OF publicly known and remarkable it has
made of the following diseases; Kings EVII, or
Glanduint SweIIings, rumOrs, Erupti0ns,
Rose or St. AnthOny's Fire, salt Behe nm,
ScaId Head, Coughs from tubercul0uH de-
pOsits in the Lungs, white SWelIingS De-
bttty, DrOpsy. Neuralgia, Dyspcpsiis lndi'
EeStiOu, syphilis and SypiliIic Objections,
NJ ercurIaI Diseases, Female WeaSueHses,
and, indeed the whole series OF complaints that arise
al may be found in AYERS AMERICAS ALMANAC,
which furnished to the druggists Tor grauous dstri
some of the remarkable cures which 1t has made when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief Those
cases are purposely taken from all sections of the coun
try III Orer that reader may have to
one who speak him of its benefits from personal
experience. Scroula deprcsses the energies and
thus leaves its victims far subject disease and
its fatal results than healthy constitutions Hence
tends to shorten and does greatly shorten the average
duration of human life. The vast Importance of these
considerations has led spend years in perectng
remedy which is adequate to its This Of
fer to the public under the name of AYERS SARsAPA
RLLA, although ii is composed of ingredients some of
winch exceed the best OF SqrSaparita in Alternative
power BY its aid you protect yourself from the
suffering and danger of these disorders Purge the
foul corupt0ns that rot and tester IN the blood purge
out the causes of disease and vigorous health will fol-
low By its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions and thus eXpes the dstempers which
Turk within the system hurst out any part oft
we know the public have beer deceived by many
pounds Of SdrSapdfi}id, that pros sed much ard did
nothing; but hev will neither be deceived dsap
pointed in this. Its virtues have been proven by
dan trial. and there remains question its surpass.
ing excellence for the Of the affecting diseases
intended to reach Although under the it is
before the people is far ecCtua than any 9TH
er winch mas ever been available to them.
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meNitaI.
THE PECULIAR

faint or Infection which we
call SCRoFULA, lurks'in the
constitution of multitudes
ofmen 1t either produces
or is produced by an en-.
feeb!ed, vitiatcd state of
the blood wherein that flu
id becomes incompetent to
sustain the vital forces in
their vigorous action, and
leaves the system TO fall
into disorder and decay.
The scroiulous containing
ton is variously caused by
mercurial disease. low liv-
ing, disordercd digestion
from unhealthy food. i'm
pure air, nlth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices,
and alb We all, the venereal
mfe. ton. Whatever be its
origin, il is hereditary I'm
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4 7 n
have used your Balsam in practice for tho last
three years, and frequently witnessed its effects in
cases which resisted every other Tcmedy and could
cite large number OF instances in which it seemed TO
act like charm in allaYing the spasms Of the stomach
and bowels, when o,her had been tried in vain.
one remarkable feature OF your medicine is Its prompt
and energetic might say electric action in arrestng
those light cOlored called ricGwater discharges.
mon in the last stages of cholera, changing them almost
magicaly TO natural and healthy color at the same
time acting diflusive smutnnt throughout the sys
TEN. impartipg life and strength to the digestive
gans therefore powerfully assisting perform
her natural functions have administered your Balsam
In cases Cholera lnlantum in the delicate infant
and have had good success. cheer uly recommend to
the public your valuable medicine, being emnently
adapted tor general j. l. QUIDOR, NJ. ID.
New NOsk. April 10, 1854.
G.. X. SPURR. whole sale and retail agent POI, Main
Street, Worcester. n2Jd&wSm
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Ayers Sa"saparilla.
Great External Remedy.

Great External Remedy.
FOR RHETMATIsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUMBA
co STlFF NE E{Ks A NJ y0lNTS; SPANS,
MATIC AND NERVOUS
DISORDERS.
For all of which it is speedy certain remedy and
never fails his niments prepared from the recipe OF
ter aud has been used his practice than TWEEN
ty years WIN The yf a ,n %st %i success
preparation before the public Of which the most
sksntc9 may be convinced by single trial.
This Liniment will cnre rapidly and radically Rbeu-
matte Disorders of every kind and in thousands of
eases where it has been used it has never been known
FOR NEURALGIA it will afford immediate relief in
every case however distressing.
twill relieve the worst of 'IEADAC CHE in three
minutes and is warranted to do it.
FOR NEHVoUS DEBf fY'e AN si1" GENERAL LAS
STU DE, arising from imprudencc excess this Ini.
mentts most happy and untaling cdv Acting di,
recty the nervous tissues strengthens and eyy.
ifes thesystem and restores 1t to elasticity and vqor
. FOR Pill AS an external remedy we claim that
1t is tho best known, and challenge the world to
plant should giyei trial, for it will rot fail To- afford
immediate relief and in majority of will effect
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
tfemey nagnant and numerous. but timely applica.
STRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
ment OF the joints is liable occur if neglected The
case may be eonqueredby this Linimcnt in
BURNS AND SCALDs Weld readily to Tie wonderful
healing properties of DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE
qMILGLAfSS FEosiED FEET St!CS BITES fisS
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy at hand its timely use at
those formidable diseases to which all horses are liable
and which render so many otherwise valuable horses
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
derul curative properties ofthis Lment have re-
ceived within the last two years. many of them from
persons IN the highest ranks OF life.
Canton
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n r H l l. L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. So Main street, VVOrceser.

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG NIEN--During the prac
tce of fifteen years Dr. Hill has come in contact with
almost innumerable cases of Debility occasioned by
dreadnl habit of solitary self abuse They continue
TO warn all Young men who not afflicted 10 avoid
II as they value their lives and advise all who
troubled with the habit its consequences where
they can be cured OF such trouble, and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
III time 1t is no eXaggeration TO say that three tourhs
OF the insane their maladv this hOrrd habit. The
proprieors Of Insane Asylums corroborate state
nent and if the victim escapes insanity docy yet he
or she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures OF fe
either in or ont of the domestic eirclewh pocreatve
powers ruined afflicted with distruSt, doubtful of
his friends in fact, perfect hypOchondriac what is he
NJ for but TO be castout and die Attend to them at once,
all you who are addicted to this miserable habit, or it
may be too late, and you may down TO dishonored
grave hardly nit to meet the God who you the pow
ers which you nave made instead of blessing,
as they were intended There exists in the whole
world an object more loathsome miserable than
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven.
Dr. tll's practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation
Office No. 81 Main street, Worcester open from n.
to p M Letters (postpaid) will receive prompt atten
ton
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@. mERVEY, Sole Proprietor.

Sold in Boston by GEO. c. GOODWIN d CO., u
Marshall street, and other Wholesale Druggists; At
Retail BY GEO. r. SPUR, GEO. p. HARLOW, NJ. Il.
GREEN Y CO., DAVID SCOTT, JAS. GREEN, NJ. S.
MCCONYlLLE. dGW6m dS
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nR. E. H. G GU L D S
PIN-WORM SYRUP

Is the first and only remedy ever offered to the public
for the ehectua removal of the Ascarides. OF PIN
Worms, from the human system. The high reputation
has established in the last two years. and the fact that
fast supcrsedg all other worm remedies is the best
test of its great merit
IT AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENTY-FouR Hours, AND AN
ENTIRE CURE is WARRANTED when taken according TO
directions, which accompany each bottle
his syrup is also most valuable family cathartic, 10
be always used when physic is required, especially for
children 1t cOrrecs The secret ms gives One to the
stomach and bowels assisting nature in her efforts to re-
store health 1t is purely Of Yes etabe Extracts, and
always safe and reliable.
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Doc TOR C. A. HILL S
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Bemedy of the Age.

For the use of Single or Married Females
G9y be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessfGi ana Invaluable specific for all
derangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female sec,
now before the public. Dir. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, has made the
aS- Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
tion and functions of the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department of his
practice It has been his aim to bring to
a thorough test and issue the different
BOTANIC and Indian Agents Of the
MdteTia Medica, with the view of pro
ducing Convenient, Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Suppressions and Distinctions, and their
e affections Of the female system, and the