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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
SATURDAY, Nav 30-P. N.

The Stock movement was fairly active this morn
lug, with general improvement in prices II Shares
Government Securities were not active, .ud the
quotations were tribe OIL The public apr,ar to
be buying Shares agaa freely. under tho impreh on
that Grants sucvess at Vicksburg If more doubtful
than il waS week ago, and cliques are again being
formed among street operators 10 take up various
stocks. The general market has now recovered
abou, onehah Of the recent decline, aud has still an
upward tendency. Aftor the sessIon the marketwas
still stronger, with an active demand for the
prominent faneies, which tho increasing ease
10 tho money market enables spectators
to carry without much difficulty. Al the Second
Board the market was rather irregular the full ad
vance Of the morning not being In every case rus-
tanned. Eric fell of ! v cent; Harlem Y cent;
Fort Wayne y cent, Sc Pacific Mail was very
firm, advancing 10 lS7; Hudson River was also
strong at l3i; New York Central advanced | y
cent; Southern Michigan v cent Toledo T.
cent? Prairie Du CHEN Y cent, Sc. AT the
o'clock CALL without large business. the market
was again very strong Erie improved | Y cent,
Hudson River /; Pittsburgh /; Prairie du Chem
Ii Michigan Southern. |. Sc. Tho quota
tons were well sustained at tho close st
u. 3. Go, 1881, Coupons, lOs slOS!; u s. Treasury
Notes, $40, February aud August, l07 a l0Si u.
s. Treasury Notes, $40, April and October, lO7 q
lU7li American Gold, lljGli5l; Tennessee State
IL, 62la63i; Missouri State 6s, nam; Canton
Co.. 81 435i; Cumberland Coal, 29i e29i; Quick
silver Mining Company, 81 a5G; Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, lS7 9lSS; Nsw-York Central Rail
rosd, l25i l2i; Erie Railway, 96e96ii Erie Rail
way Preferred. 1851 q 1861; Hudson River Rail
road, 3ilel3ii Harlem Railroad. lOsi q 1857
Harlem Railroad Preferred, Hi IL; Reading
Railroad, ll3iall3i; Michigan Central Railroad,
ll6i alH; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad. NAM Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed. Il7sll7i; Illinois
Central Railroad. ll0l; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad. 94l e94i; Galcns and Chicago Railroad
1861 a 100: Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. ll4i %
ll4i; Chicago aud Rock lalAud Railrosd, 1874 slo2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
EXCITING RUMORS FROM AMERICA
Alleged Recruiting for the Union
Army in Ireland.
1HE NEWS FROM POLAND UNlMpORTANT
PRESENT STRENGTH OF DISCRETIONARY BANDS
CAPs RACE, Friday, May %. 1853.

The steamship Jura, from Liverpool, May 81,
via Greencastle (beow Londonderry May -, en-
route to Quebec, was boarded by the Press yacht
of this point at 5 p. m. to-day. Her advices are
five days later.
The steamship Glasgow, from New-York, arrived
at Queenstown on the Dist. and reached Liverpool
on tie following day.
Tie steamship Saxonia did not leave sospMgsEgXp
on the Goth for New-York, owing to sOnis osaftp
10 Der machinery. ~,
The Hammonia was expected there on the 2'd
from Hamburger, and would take the place o. The
Saxons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Lntest-Yia Greencasile.

LIVERPOOL, May 22-The political news today
is unimpOrtaut.
The Glasgows arrival has dispelled the rumors OF
an armstice in America, aud created buoysncy in
The cotton market.
LiVERPooL, May 22.-Rumors Of an arpistioe in
America, received by the Giasgow, which reached
here to-day, have created buoyancy in the cotton
market. The weeks decline has b,en partially 70.
covered. Bales to-day, 5000 bales.
bhEADsTUySs firm and steady.
rhoyinoss dull but steady.
LONDON, May 2.-CoDsos for money 9JI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, ll4iS
l15i Milwaukee, aud Pfairie, On Chen 'RFihoad,
5OiO5Oi PittsbdrgH, FoA Wayrc, and Chicago
Railroad, 75ia75l; Alton AID Te-re Hsuts Rail
road, 50aJl, Alton and Teere Haute Railroad,
Preferred, S3I@s3s; Chicago and North Western
Railroad, 33i 03ii Chicago and Alton Railroad, II
o7s.
In Foreign bills there ia not much DOING and quo
!ations are unchanged. Sterling 1871 e15S.
Freigh!s aro rather dull. and rates are scmow what
nominal. 70 Liverpool tho engagements are: a coo
BUSH Wheat at ID, in bayv; 81, 900 bush. Corn at
CD. In b.gs; 500 bbls. Flour at Is lodi and per
neutral Gag, 1900 bush. Wheat at 3d., in bags LOG
tea. lard st27s Cd. 100 tuns Cedar Wood at l5s. y
tun measursment and per steamer, 100 bales Cotton
at Id; 400 tuns Bacon at 3Os.; and per steamer
Great Eastern, 50 bales Sea Island Cotton at 3D..
and 200 bales Cotton q, I'd. p ID. To London: OOU
bbIs Flour at o. 81. q o. a.. and per neutral yes
sel 800 bbls. Sperm Oil at 32s cd. To glasgow:
700 boxes Bacon ut 27s. Cd, and $50 tee. Lard a.
27s. Cd. To Bristol: 500 bbls. Flour at 2s "a. I(
IIayre: 1000 bbls. Flour on private terms. The
charters o. o foreign bark to Cork with Whset, Al
HID, and another to tho Continent, win feHo'
letIn OIL Oh private terms.
The business Of the Sab-Treasury was: Receipts,
So 1913, GA 53-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
3 Os9, 1868 80; Balance, SOS, $685. Al.
The annexed quarterly statement Of the condition
Of the Pacific Steamship Co. was, by the omission Of
A line, made to read in our Saturday issue as the
statement of the Panama Road:
QUARTERLY STATEMENT or The PACIFIC STEAM
= - SHIP coGPANf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

ssd o.her Observation-Disclosures. 2l9oa9 OIL lOs9so u
FROM the above Surplus Of st3 a. the Board Of Direct
or, declared dividend on cent on the Capital Stock
payable May ~ 1903. rt
The above figures give as unfsyOrAbls view Of
the situation Of tho Company as figures can be made
to give without making absolutely false statements
The quarter was one Of tie most prosperous the
Company has ever known, and the net earnings, II
only u reasonable amount had been deducted for
d,preciati,n of steamers, would have shown nearer
5000 o0O or Is y cent than s23 900. In the assets
the steamers, &C.. ara cut down to 81 4'l33,
which Is but little more than has been expended
within eighteen months on now boats and the stock
Of the North Atlantic Steamship Company lthe At
lsptc and Baltic Ia cut down to 100000, equal to
SOS coo for both boats, although the Company has
been offered moro than this for its interest in ono Of
tie ships.
Tie third week Of the Terrs Haute and Alton
Road, showsA gain over last year Of about 50 y
Thu Eynr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Gpsin.

The sentence of imprisonment and hard labor a
the gaeys against the Granada Professionals las been
committed into bani.hmeut for corresponding pc
siod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

neXei statement OF its condition:
In.,h Of road includu. Heovils Branch 2o7 mlss ls
noftssre Ponds 80 10 oco viz seies A. 600 900 Interest
J.ausrJ md July b. loo 90 interest April sEd DC
toe.r-Alaool "a Morsa.s Prefensd $4,000. via :.
5.-. 4 80 600 iutsrs, February aud August, series D.
- 40 oo0 MAy NoVeuoet-- 5000. ID Mor,ssss
lneot.. d 7tOc - Interest hay and NovsnbsF- 90
TO-, bsnas % Too ZOO total inter- s%sNs Preferred
stocs q Tv00oo e cent tli9oe0j C0nmoa stocs a.,
al sos, go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
AIxUsEM EYTs.
The Opern.

Tie opera at the Winter Garden will be continued
this week. change, however, will take place in
the performance tonight, when IL 7'roratorc will
be played in Italian, with Mile. Yestva in tho con
tralto part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Commercial Jn,e,I;ve.rs

LONDON mosrr hARKrT.-The funds had been
quiet but auclassioas eontiaurd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
SonQstrr.
@itp Ilotiers.
NOTIOE T0 AlL. NM0MIEMAY lO ..CERS

NOTICE Is hereby gyen that there ars nov penn nQ
IN before the City Couac OF Tie city Of Dayton the
following OIdnances, to-Wit;
10 grade and pave tho alloy next south Of R,Fsi
street, between Fist and second streets.
To grade and pave the alley running from Cleeq
street MestwaTdy 10 the Lefee, between % cOnd aud
Lafayette ntreots,
In pnrsu nee tle law said Ordinances were twlee
read d on the aiae aud ihe CLERK iustfucied 70 give
The i,a requi - all claims tor damages that ma >
accrue nom zud improvements 90 be filed in MI hnp
yth the Gus Clerk setting forth fhe amount Of jam.
ages claimed, wthn tao weeks after The "a ration 81
tie time required TOT the publication OF such notice,
when the same will BE- taken up loT hual action
se2dlN ANTHONY hlkP6ENs, Cty Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
s. Acgal,
Sherif's Proclamation.

Sheriff's Ohioe,l
DAYrOH, september /, 1858, I
| DRoClAMArloN IS hereby made to the qualified
l. voters OF Montg nmery County, that genera
election Will be held required by Law, the Second
| Tuesday Of October, Ia. wi;
JJIy1 st OCTOBER l3, A. u lst3,
AZ the al places of holding elections 10 said
| chosen:
one Governor; f. H.N nj t
One Lieutenant Governor;
One Jndge Of the Supreme Court
| One State Treasurer;
One Auditor Of STATE; llI.Hti ..I.
one Mem u Board of Public Works.
One senator Or Pfeble and Montgomery Counties;
Two representative lor Montgomery touny
One Probate JUDGE; ltli Hi -
One CLERK Of County Courts
One Treasurer, '' Pot 'iI '"H'
Que Prosecuting Attorney;
One County Commissioner; ''
One Coroner;
One Director oi County Iniirmary
And the Trustees Of the several townships and nj
the several wards OF the city Of Dayton in said county
VIII take not % nat they required to return the
Following number OF Jurors ON their Respective
townships aud wards, 10 the lytk OF the Court ol
common Pleas, properly designating those ior the
Probate Court irom those for the Common Pleas and
Superior COuft to- wit:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
Meeting of the Central Committee

Meeting of the Central Committee -
The Democratic Central Committee of Mont
gomery County will meet at the EMPIRE Office
next Friday at two o'clock
The following is the Committee -..N
James H. Cushing A. Cahll, Adam Sny,
der, Philip Waltz, David Teter, D. X, Boyer,
T. F. Thresher, D. d. Warren, g. w Meyer,
A. Clark, jr, Rulii Voorhees,, Hamilton Tar
ner, c. B. Hartman, John F. Toan, NJ j..
swadner, Adam Clay and William Leighty.
A attendance is requested. Business
Of importance is to be transacted -Hl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL EsTATE

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ME viii sell at public sale, at Lhambersburp.
w Montgomery County, Ohio between the huu,s
o. two and touf o'clock p IN o saturday uCtober g.
lsbJ lots non bered eleYeo and twelve, with the I'M.
pioNelnents thereon, consisting Of good frame house
nne Nel OF water, ITut tTeea, shrubbesy, &c These
OTIS are among the best IN the town. and any pefspn
who wishes good home In a pleasant village viii DO
we 10 attend the sale
pEkMs--une third IN hand, and the balance in one
and Two Year,. JOSEPH WIKGER,
til GEOkGE MCCLAIN
se0Nis' Guardians Of Jas. ID. Makers heirs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
.For Sale.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

HOUSES AND LOTS.
I OTIS 5S7 and Jss on Third street. opposite Council
IL street, about threa mluuteH walk from the count
mouse. On each lot iB camortable cottage no use
For Information apply At No. isa Third st. Aua5dlw
VNHE PREMIUM FAkh.of Randolph county, Ind.
Il ana, for sale at forty dollars per acre, on three
years tue NJ tour equal payments without interest
or on terms to SUIT purchaser, with interest.
ms eelebratod arm OF four hundred and twenty
acres, extensively known AS The Meek farm com.
prses about tive hundred and fifty acres VI first class
lotion; three hundred acres cleared; we timbert a.
watered nj fenced good assortment OF large and
small iTuit-i new bank barn; good dwelling house,
recently enlarged, covered panied and papefed near
hdgeUr, rlsht miles north Of Belelontaine rail-
road. ~ the MlAslsslnsNa Valley hneeu miles north.
vest oi Union Cii(, or urthrr inionnalon address
or call on " i4ll stl o..
Gu2+daw6Sa WILLIAM NJ LOCKE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
1JaIIanoipbam's lsrrOro,
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

THE work entitled "ThE RECORD OF HON. C.
II L. NALLAkDt0HAM ON ABOLITION, THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR" h. nos ready COR
delivery II eontaiha oomplete and accurate copies
OF Mr. Nsliendg hams principal speeehes the sub.
lects shove named Also. parts Of other speeches
with letters, Incidents votes, etc The Sork has been
carely edited and presents fairly snd corFectly the
political record and position of nian hose views "a
relation 10 the caunes Of national troubles and
the right remadies Tor them atiTactDg az e1tra,
ordinary amount OF pubic attention
large svo.
Pnee-IaPsT cover, e0esAlsi cloth, 81. wholesale
Paper cover, IS per doEeni cloth, ts. Delivered bV
mail or express, prepaid, oh Tseepi of price
Pub ished by j. WALTER Co,
Ae Clnoinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

Council Proceedings MIR Anthony
Stephens, City Clerk, will hereafter furnish
the EXPIRE with full and complete report Of
the Council proceedings, ...m-d ,i,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
UNION sALo o N,

BeCkel's Building No. "a Jefferson ST.,
UTOULDrecommend 20 the attention Of the public
w his assortment Of Wines aud Liquors, Ale and
Beer. Also Swiss aud Lnblrg Cheese, Oysters, PiEs
Feet 4c, kept constantly hand Meals al ali hours
have also two exce,lent BILLIARD TABLES, az
good ever ball rolled upon, to which ask the stten
ton OF players.
sS-RoOms, Immediately under Bseksl,u Hall.
aul9 +. LANCE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

Gipsies The gipsies are about We no
ticed several of them on the street to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

CAMARGo MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
81 West Fourth street. C,neinnst ohio
". " hHsNEHAN ielSdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

Democratic Pic Mic There will be a
Democratic Pie Niein Squire Yeazers Grove,
at Alexandersville, between the canal aud
river, on Saturday September 5 A good
string baud will viii be Oh hand for the
dancing parties J f. Tolan aud others win
address the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

Wanted "A good sieady boy 10 work in
the ENrUE Press Room Call at the office
Immediately. iai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

Turn 0ut-The Democrats Of Oregon
are requested to meet at the Club Room Dick
ey's Hall on Wednesday evening next at
hall past seven o'clock, for the pnrpose Of
hearing speech from Hon. S S Cox
, 1863-08-04

nights VIC had wet feet and vet shoes, which
we're not once dry all tho time. The roads
were horrible, Without sleep. without ade.
4uate food, often without water, We marched,
worked, stood in line OF battle, in mud and
Tater, stood guard all the night, and suffered
ior thirteen days all that humanity can suffer
IN the 1esh. It Is ended now, but It will re-
qu1fe weeks to restore us to our former mo
nc;alIzed. '@1~ ~
ouf loes IN baggage, clothing and camp
equ1F age can never be repaired. We have lost
everything. None of US have more thac one
snit OF Clothes, and many are almost naked
Nearly one-tenth Of the army La barefnot
The single suit Of clothes that fhe luckiesf ~
us hare Is wet and fermenting with the arcn.
mulated rain and sweat that have soake1 them
for thirteen days. >1@~N'N
The evacuation Of Middle Tennessee "a a
sad blow, and agree with you In thinking
that nothing will satisfy the people Of its ne.
cessity save official explanation. I may be
permitted to say that, whether the occupation
Of Hoorer's Gap, and the turning Of the
right Of our position, might hare been pre-
vented or not, is q question. Considering the
heayiness Of the enemy force, if the strength
OF the enemy Is properly reported, nothing
short Of the employment Of our whole army
on the right would have prevented him from
fankiug, which implies the abandonment Of
our position in front Of Shelbyville, and the
necessary turning Of our left. Thanked on
the right or on the left, the Immediate retreat
Of the army Was necessity; and the ouly
question WIS, where should it make stand.
or should It make stand for general battle
at nil ?
, 1863-08-04
COmmnnOTRN OTp0r

Few officers in either army or navy have
been ma1igned with so little cause as Com
modore Dupont, lately relieved from the
command Of the blockading squadron of
Charleston After his withdrawal from
the first attack, and ALMOST before the shat
tered iron clads had been repaired, hue
and cry was raised against the Commo-
dore because he did not renew the attack
instanter, although at the risk Of annihila-
1on. The sordid charge of coretousness
ior prize money was made by one CORES
pondent. The Commodore would not
take Charleston because he would thereby
seal up the means Of making money by
the capture Of blockade runners! Another
Hise-acre makes the discovery that the
Commodore did not renew the attack be-
cause he had no confidence in his IRON
clads. These allegations were made and
copied into Journals, and, we regret, into
our OWL, based wholly upon the imagina-
Lon Of correspondents. The result Of
the recent Court Of Inquiry COM
nlete1y cxoneratcs Commodore Du-
pont from the charges 50 literally
made against him, and proves him to have
been an officer who gal1antly did his duty
in the first attack, and only refused to
make the second, because, under the cir
cumetances, it would have eventuated in
disaster it1eparable.
, 1863-08-04

The Railroad Regiment. Capt. Hayden, Of the
18th, Rev. Vim. N. Brown, Chaplain Of the
3sth, and others. Our army is represented to
be IN fine spirits, and that Of the rebels great-
crara from moving forward is the expense ard
difficulty Of forwarding his supplies, which
nust all be sent on with him. Many rebels
now frankly admi: that we're 1t not for the hope
that the people Of the South receive from op-
POSITION to the Government at the North. the
ltbellion would be virtually over. Some Of
the more consldesate Southern men say that
tie Copperheads of the North are responsible
for the continuance of the war. Let the peo.
Ile ponder well these fncts. ZErA.
, 1863-08-04
Misfrllut1euug.

RkOWN'S CULTIVATOR OR
- othsF invention. u lie day + Etaout
chine uselui beng simple ssfoax aad du.ape + NAV mn
oe EofKea oy o9y Or t.e meress yro It ta1m,n III
Sttet eonssnetsd of Matsslais ana I'd aschaa &c
i"a5 ADAPTED to con bae strength, durability and
MN WITH god ie.n rlll on ElGHT 70 TN :;s
tns best plo.s sr cnltyasors IN de- o'
TIs driver has ccu1ur able fest On The rear psrt
whea a5e a,tschsd 70 The t1o asie Or saoT:
y Ehicn h, he taso1s them to right left At will
LON T9sa planted Viii he sane sGnasss sas
snet l ne sould y RioEipg the wsy 1t planted
byP sas[d hs2 e
nrae a ahs ahoves ana tho corn BY
pow easry cranned b. aaish cToofsd eIoW. sne az
ves sienee IN turning & obvious to Ill LOIS COZ
Of the iaside aoys! By walch the dirt throw 10 o.
ron re ceIn The shoseis arc Eaieed ont Of tho
It ia adapted moi rhIJ to cuitirnte noid corn. but
S5osE no II
mama iss become word aaa9E o tss Tsoae ~
Fp,sn!scsst: ps + q The W,st teI9ueh Dls hnsd Corn
Issued IN August is6a since WHICH lime thonsssds
ef the pIowa have been ia usriylag lhe best tatts
Beyond ho ctpsettsa Of t. s"9 nsa
ssses!s sis.ers 5f sSSRR1z HAMILTON or ksx.nss
rttps1sd T. q! State. county. asd shors t,:Sts
ts1%, hs4sE 1feyis:S xs s1tsaaSs ,Ps "a
Vii sI to I'll ii q % they
Mesha9cs aud othrTs a,c Interested In this
rs E1sndSS5 q aye t.vo genius ag
ses snss fn 1o. I inpSa
ii is Tao tare Il I'd
nrLl 4<1Vis Ke~ans4 IL.
, 1863-08-04
FROM idaho.
i Desperate RAttle with the Indiana.
Correspondence 1eareuworth Conserratiyo.1
FonT HALLEcK, IpAHo TnRnrront,l

Correspondence Leareuyorth con.arr,t,v,,
Fonr HA11RcK. In.1o T,rn-,oar
JriV 1ith ~.
Thf. mari of cod,e ora.t1,. ~ :. nj.
mn Tit6 Wani.r5ur % n.rfiea on IL y a3o apout nuea
I'd enn,a nf t1cm ~ nnt II. ~ au!s1s, anu
ns.ccahis ~ 'De4AA "a 1os saieposco 10 Dc very
frT d,v. apo. . norty nf .hon+ .a .
dttd IIte. come dnEn ns.r "Iae nv ,nte unt nun,
s.nt; in n irlepatInn .who ,,-ofsssaa ~, aho
yerV friendly. amnEinr Thae ,e,,7a ~ ~ 70
ann receiyirp eo1ne nroSi.;anap n pPe H. - teace'
"a, ing tl,at fbev ro,fc,1 tn h. io.s ~
he Hhjfes: Lnf. m ira o. ofthfs ,nas.t t nata
stole fourteen head Of horse md mnia4 fso:y,
tie Nafl Co,nnanv ,t hi. Tannta; Ss ss.,so tsoR
Captain Allen, commanding the post, sent a
oyer1sken. ~0AAo A1't w
On tho night Of the Eth. they eto,e thraa
horses from the Mail Co1nnanT nj Gooner,s
Greek. At one O'Clock Of the 1norninp If
The Tth, Capt. Allen sent Identa RTnn1fv ana
Williams, Of Companv r. :fh Kansas ~ -
with seventy men from the eame cnmnanr'
out In pursuit Of the indians. as inforu1ation,
had been received at HI o'cIock tha same
night, that q large hand NJ i1fas' wtth iaros
number Of stolen horses ard mules. waa s.esn
about twenty miles from th[s post.
After brlsk ride Of about thirty m71es. wa
CANT up with the Indians short1y affer iday.
lisLt. They had learned that va Tere fa1fng-
inr them u, and had Tnn nj tha stoct intn ] tha
m9pntains and Then occnn,sd the o,,1g s"o
scattering Themselves in The brnsh m and 'i51 TN.
htr frnni which the1 ,nnsa ~ ~ aaa w Ill, H.
,'oons @ % The 'H indaey 1aey Gpanea aa1 are On tue
ground with admirable nrethon9ht 'T and
, 1863-08-04

MEDICAL RESERVE CoRP5.-The surreon
General has written letter to the Goyernors
OF the several States, advising tho oreauizs-
tion BY the Governors of each State Of n mali.
cal reserve corps. This corps Is to bs com.
poeed ofthirty surgeons, selected by the Gov
crnor, who will hold themselves In readiness
when battle occurs to proceed at once to
the field Of action. Each Surgeon Is to be
sworn in for period Of fifteen days, and to
receive one hundred dollars aud Transports
tions. They will furnish their own subslst
euce ~.
, 1863-08-04

~ The United States Botanical Garden
and PropagatiDg House, under the general
superintendent Of r. ". Smith, esq, If fos-
tered with that Hbera1ity which its importance
demands, will prove great national benefit.
Seeds and plants from every climate are for
warded by our consuls and diplomatic agents,
from countries with which the United States
have commercial relations, to Mr. Smith, and
By him their useful properties in relation to
the agriculture Of this country are ascertain
Cd Already several Of the textile plants Of
India, the delicate grasses and fruits of South
ern Europe and the tropics, which seem spe-
cla1]y adapted to the climate of Florida, eau
be furnished By Mr.. Smith, In quantities sufi-
cient to meet the demands Of that State, 50
soon, We hope, to be marching to the music Of
the Union, IS it should be.
, 1863-08-04

Condition Of the Democratic Party In
The State-The Singleton aud Dean
PaItDershtp- Union Weetln1s- Logan
tn1s-Hor.e Contract let-Mee Of
Democratic Lcaders-Tho CunbeK.
land Army, &c.
, 1863-08-04

~ The New York Wo59d has been COM
PEELED to retract its assertion that Gen. Pope
tssued reward for Indian scalps. The inEa-
nous sheet, which started under the auspices
Of religion, lied daily In its attacks On Gen.
Pope, but finally Ind to stop.
, 1863-08-04

r. Nh. Vallandigham's Classic friends re-
mark that he Is reposins under the msis Of
the British lion- The @gis Ii tbs animars 3 tail.
II Is nice place Tor Val. Let him repose.
The agis Of the lion Is an appendage always
carried high by the Leo BrIanaicus,