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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-15

Patrick McInerny, resident of Farhqven
was found by two ladies on the outskirts OF
the town Monday evening, covered with blood
and wounds, and just on the point of death.
He expired soon afterward, charging two per-
sons by name with causing his death. They
were arrested, but satisfactorily proved an at
ibi and were discharged.
The little child Of George HOLSTER Of Hart.
ford, while playing, Monday, in the kitchen
where servant was washing, fell backward
into Il tub of boiling water and was scalded to
death. He died after few hours Of most dis,
tressing agony.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-15

Prof. James Renwick, IL. d., of Columbia
college, died in New York city, Monday, at
the age OF II years. He was the author of
several standard text books on chemistry,
physiology and geology, land was liberal con-
tributor to Sparks American Biography.
Mrs. Renwick, mother OF the professor, was
Scotch lady, and in early life was tavorite of
the poet Burns, who made her famous as the
heroine of ''The ue-Eyed Lassie," and of
another song, ''When first 1 saw my Jennies
face,' of which the last stanza runs as fol.
flows -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-15

Adams Gallery, 2:s3 Main street, is now
open for the reception of the public. DIFF d1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-15

a. Martin, appointed "Examinng Surgeon for
Invalid Pensions. Hours from to3P.M dim n29
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

The attention OF the business and travelling

Tho attention OF the business and travelling
rubc Is called to the opening Of the new line vt RA
road 10 the State Of Minnesota on the 18th OF ILLS mon
known az the Winona and 81. Peters-aready compiet
ID from Winona to St. Claress distance OF 30 miles
The continuous line of this road Is through tie most
productive and best improved portion OF the state ah
ing an outlet for the Southern half or full three conn
tea In width from east to west The road w DO fuiy
compleed TO Rochester by May next, distance OF ~
niles md the grading is nearly finished 10 Ohatonhh
90 miles at Which latter place will connect II win anu
form continuous line to st. Paul with the Centrai Mh
rcsots. now building. Surveys are being made rom
pooboster via Hastings to ST. Paul and also via Roce
Mound and Maukatc insuriDg at on early Day the COM
pcti5n OF the great Northwest route Negotiations
are progressing for the building OF Road hom Win"na
10 the LaCrosso distance Is miles, which will perfect an
Eastern connection, via Northwestern Road to Chca
20 Lacrosse and Prarie dn Chen, to Milwaukee.
l.. G.. Quigley, for several years past WIN
Messr,. Lockwood g. Co.. and j. o. Qugley, Late WIN
Messrs. A. W. Grcenlcaf& Co.. haVeoPehea "H o'-'o
No. 10 Broad street, for the transaction OF gehern
Stock Commission business. we cai a''en''n !" ''''
advertisement In another part OF the paper.
The reviyng demand for stoke, ana tne 'uril
Of tho market for the better from tho lowest prices oi
Yesterday make money lenders less stringent pus s'
market rate is full ~ cent with fair demand Inc
late PANIC has not yet revealed any important failures
Gold opened at 1929. but declined 70 ioVa,
and closed at lat0l3li The exports OF specie nave
been light. only s4O9 7se, most of which was sent to-day
The ctv Of London took out s2sos4o and the Teupoa
en- COO Gold is In fair demand for customs and ne
oyornrnent is receiving large SUNS nom TINS souice
The subscriptions TO the $50 Bonds to-day were s''
100 and the deposits on Temporary loan ese'T.
Arbitration has been made to the Secretary
q, ,bs Treasury for some notifications in the PROPOSE
tor or ginary made By him, through Mr. Cisco Tor
loan Of csc oo it being the wish Of the banks chat
tho notes TO be- Issued should have longer tine than
one year TO mature In that the interest on them should
be paid semi annually, and that the banks as IN case o.
the frs. advances shall have the first option OF taxing
any further issue that may DO made OF the notes
The following abstract Of Company reports
show, the coal tnnnage for the week and season as con-
narc6 with the corresponding time last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
SATURDAY, 9~p'. 5-P.N

The Stock Market WAS ieyer5b md irregular,
ibis morning. The advance realized ~ the .s pebble
Doasd on Friday va Ies maintained. ba. prices TerO
higher ua.. a. Fridays second regular board. There
Ia more confidence however, In The market and sen
sral belief Vat tie lowest po.n. has been touched.
number Of new tuycrs have made their appearance. and
iloe Who sold cut early In the wcok At high prices. in
expectation Il d@o,ne buying In again. The
bear covering lcir short saes uaae The market
bcgun 10 leehEe. New el!ques are a!so forming for
bsllins the mAIksa Eris openod q les at tho TiItt
Boafd md sod "a igA as loo but closed weak at l0
witch vls below tho lat ssic q, he pm Board o
tcTdsy. bat sb0rs tAs olosslg prices - yesterdays
eeoond posf1. Eev-Yors Central opened at l29i sold
O. Ugh n ana cosei ~ 1904 "a above tho sales g;
Ii. s.eoud Board yestsItsy Ilari1a showed tho
greatest lactusiSoa opening a 100 ard sold down TO
IA. and beoy lts, evenings price Eead.ss opened
O, IL and colcd q. La against lsf last evening
Michigan Southern opolcd q, g. and sold down 10 S.
agnins, soi la4, night. Illinois Central Commenced at
IA ard advanced 10 1884, and afer TIE Board sold for
lasA For, Wayne showed decline Of from iast
eyeHls. Go,erhmoit stocks were little heavy, but
there has been material change In these snco the
commencement Of tie week At tho ole. pm. public
BoaIa Ito market improved HAriota advanced O.
Michigan Southern a. Eric O. Fort Wayne 81; Toledo
q Reading H. Galens I; Ininoi Central IT, Lsier
IN the Day EI!o closed a. los, n. Y. Central l3oif
Michigan sospsrn 81 Pi,iAburgA O6i; Toledo liz,
JLinois Central l2Ci am.
2le following abba showing tho lowest pSloo yostcr
day tie ehos ths present season. and that u tho 9th
u September. 1897 OF son.e prominent aoch vii be
u interest,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
(oumereiul Intciiigt nce.

LIvEKPooL. Aug. 20, y. in.-C orIos-Ibe market
T. buoyGn and vsy ai!'s II pnc's % sbrs h9ss Of y!
day last u tie past if,. dJ' ldi ~ s5o 100
bale. Inducing .Dp ~ lson aHe espst lILs Ia
sAdr. ~ " "a day.
Tr.a al Nsnc .,sf eorfnuss @ si0w improvement Tie
demand W., hcsihy std psies. furhrr sd'aresi
IKEADtTUETr.-acsUs. 46oneld hash Co. Eietui
Spence and e'hsfs fepa! fom dall and SHADE
sssisf Nhel ~ Aod.Iats d.nAnd. bot IlflIy I'd I'd
ccf'sl lower Il. Winter Rrs. Shleh sod at JHs
Com veIy qua. and %. lever hiIed Western, ~ie Y
80 ns
PaoUsioS. Reef qfic bit steady. T0rk firm and sk,iy
BA on f.vors b4,.f Bggtf fria aud GOOD quality
dcurcr. Lard .rsdyi ysoa'9 zLiow sHi-' ~ 81 az
1ioI =. 4.
Pnopuor-A5hsa very quiri. Pot, 20 d2t rusu ss,dy
Coffee aIG Rge inscllys Lsosd sLads Lowe Linssed ~
steady G 90 Hosn and Spirits Trfpcus nothing DONG
IN American Petroleum IN rather more dsGsId. sAlss OF
refined a zo Clover coed voiy hIin.
LonDOs MAnEETt Ereads,uhs dui and whsst "a lovrr
than On IudAy s1sso and nfIu Conse frie
f.l fai-s Tea quiet bat ffn. doe inLouyr. ILow dul
!. &. al. Petroleum 2 4 Tor refined
Los pos MosKr mAnKyTILe funds are vi honi any yafia
ton ConsOs the zoh, 3tgyJi Dsoosn In iDodsIsis
demand u late Iaiss American securities IAi
LAIKsI.
LIVERPOOL, Tth.-COTTOr- Sales to-day OF IL. coo
bales including 80 baos 10 spectators and erp6tcrs tbs
Insfset b, nfu, hut quoist0Is arc unchanged.
BEELDsTUYys-1 mAitt quiet and steady.
Pnovtsfoss-Ths market 10 steady.
LVsDos aug 2;.Conso.p olose 4 o., 1g1l 20 money
AsKnIoAS SHCrnIrIEs-qbs mnkot IL hTu. bus quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
RrrOnInp 70. rss y; 7: Tsnvsr.

,inrkets-c.rsvuLLr RrrOnInp 70. INV y 7; Tslvss.
AsHEs-Ths market IA steady with fair demand sass u
20 bb. a 2; Tor Pot. and ~ f6r Peais
co1ToS-1hs rrrlos i, ICES active and The erseTen, 81
the week has subdcdi rlcee, however, f and fdt
IN sellers isTof TLs sAes Ge ~ ls.os - sSeVe i0s MID
t6lFEg Ia IN raoae.,s demand srd wthca. material
esrr P-, We no's sale si 700 susrses bss. Mocha
FI0Th AND aE1L-Tss marie, 70, Western ed State
40. & +. ' 81 n p;s .s ss Ssd &; s.a, e.
Sai & y 1'.ss: s si r.: ): r. .
t 1.;'; = s. g Z; sSpaas =; ofs y frs.
al ;sl ss;,. h;;yE az. q e 5 :; ,., i Va
a r: 81. :, fs e .s:; Z
s sGis ~. - VIZ 4. csrs Nsd 9sI.
nan .l.. Of 80 eS'I 'f' Jersey AID W 'O'
OH Nh. What make, !. ,n scuyc sud !. much De-
Iop. whih S.c, ,hs; th. ss E'..' o. mo-" sssa
cose; dull AID besvy with sellers ouS own nou
pG, O.ss 70 ny % IN T. ee a ws S Is'ss
sprns at csc ts 90 ltsoo Do Miwaasse tsae q We q
Sli ~ 900 DO Amber sBnsn - s1si 10 ". 90 .,
sl2sesl A. AGO do. FAM " Lite ohle o. q and 80
DO. fir White Michigan al 81 - Basisy and Farley Mst
c"bhhee Svh sho PHSes ~ II
..s. q c.ns.u. 4 s0aslo Wc..Ip ssetSs ma s.,.
we.-cS IL Il. .. sas, ,' Cor" !. IN god as,rsad and
with I9dsS,s sssr,ns, gnse. nv ssos, e' Ousn eisssr
ni,si "A a1.c tr shPps DOL I'1' sc. for "hi'e "s
VIII new and cs. ore ss,rr b., "a bold a,a!y d
isg bale. ., u oI hs l.itsr. A.d aasc 70, tho IgeI
i@f Sy,is. aeiaS ss.. I'm bis New 0rlssn. .. 81
sAsAb b STORES az ts' .S We aS s sSD s
erpr'aon spirits furpcntno has recently g,nblsa In pies
csu.ei All thst. ,Ls secret We'll We shall tell you. qhs
Oovanmsn had 'srai loss FOR sale, esP,ed By gallant
~. I. Scn. .'s . so sa md ls dear on. bs"
and r.h,d forth AZ thar connys cal 10 ave /" individuality
spsusod rauncT,cvcn Ut tho rA " nth yy lgr, Ard
molly nave they don. their duty too as For Roys New Or
theiI reward has pot hco co.anss.ufaio With th,r dag
sobcyen and scme Of the plies sei,ed BY them and sent
chasing Tho scoS =, LsI price sbe, Tor Instance
10 o uss OVER Ts 3 psr gallon oi article ,ss, really %os
~ IS but thsnss,o tho ns'nce OF te aaecnssi and III.
Gale they detected tho plot and window tho Spis.. II
thoy led BY hcy san wond oder hem 70 such
nalM, st lfor egeeI ofSlints at {? >oe$l So common
strained Rosn and No st 9s5 500 ~ go bs Newbem
Oiis-Ci,y iuseed l., shade hrner aud In moderate
quest u III uJa 81 70. in oa.h, and m es. ored. Whae
prime is he'd at J'GJso. Crude spsIin Is d At tad $l 90
blre In ur rrques, at l tSf vi 49, Lard ON Is Ia good
demand salcs 500 gallon. Summer at 6detc 5000 do
Spring al Sc aud 0Oe prime inter At w as7c Other
descn In moderate request a. ooc !or CITY Distilled
cs@phcns III Is for Ehcea and Tallow on vi sIc cash
Petroleum I. but less active Tor rude eidtse
Tor Refined Ia bond; oOaIo Tor do fos ana 1sdSc ies
Provisions The PORK marke, |. fay active; and prices
i,s bS II IA Ti 50 for Old Mess ,aS W
slJ 81 Tor New Moss 80 20 for Prime and sn" 70,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
Mexico.

ni-~ANV AMI UNITED
From The fIekoIt correspondence OF Tho London Times
koGua2.
z The Europe Of this date contains very singu-
r communication from Mr. Murphy, the representative
Sf the United States at the Bund 1t is to the effect
That lac "A few months ago received from Mr. Seward a
krcuar "a person who had the document In his hands
tels me that II dispatched the 30th OF March,
(e IN which IL is said that the foreign aeents OF the
United States would have 10 represent the Mexican Re
public III Mexico should fall into tho hands OF for
Xgucrs" Ii the circular 1t distinctly said that the
Vnsbipetou Government will under no creuMstances
Allow any other than Il republican form Of government
= be established In Mexico. Yesterday the Mexican
yas dying side by sde Wiz The sas and stripes Of
ss Mexican flag hoistcd.
y L'Emops In It's number Of the 2I6t inst, says:
"'b0r some days considerable ACKNOWLEDGMENT has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
The News BIZ she Olympus.

The. following i. a summary Of the news per
steamer olympus which sailed nom Liverpool 25h nit,
received per steamer City Of NewYork.
steamer supposed 10 be the Florida wps seen pass
Ing down the channel of Queenstown On tbs I'D Of
August evidently In the track Of American vessels
IL y stated that Mr.. bldell had u long Interview
with DI0nyn dc Lhrys on the Goth and 2lst Of August
Tho Central Association for the recognition OF the
Confederate States at Manchester had isAned man.
iicsto, strongly urging recognition and friendly media
ton by European Powers for the interest OF all pnrtes
The 1im IN It's city article says there ID no belief n Tie
threats Of the Washington Government against Trance
in regard to Mexico. Tho general belief Ia that die
American protest will now DO feeble, and unattended
by any threat for the first really offensive threat
Napoleon would be tho signal Tor the deyeranoe Of lie
COnfcderates
The Daily Tcss says II Is stated that no. the least
doubt can be entertained that Macmillan has nooepted
the throne ana that European loan Inns been proposed
10 start the government and pay the over liza
bites.
The notes Of the Western Powers have been delivered
TO Gorebakoh There has been no response as yet II
il runOrcd in Paris tina, Russia may simply content her
self by acknowledging receipt.
1t Is stated that Garibadis health Is perfectly re-
stored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

Timoby Seed is steady and IL moderate fsaet; ssIss ~
bss' prime q ss g bush; Rough . f ,s |. ip..d;.
selling at lower prices The jobber' snd speculator1
hes received GLOOMY reports from The West con;
10 haro advanced II consequsnce but Il sdds that he
crop in hi, state |. fl one That. Sod that wiz
around here om goinr-a seeding but 10. we ere told bY
the authority that Loders q foren andsr the reduced
stocks from ths market advanced their prices materially.
That bad II true but let them place their s9ods tie
earn 10 their regret the American Crop viii prove -
the larrest ever reifed .....,
~ a'o 49, JTrs and Darcy at 81 G5; 24l0 d. Mrshsvo
Ezra Ship on pysts torn: go DO A.s0 ma tine ssOs az
~. a. round hon frst ard some TO- go do Do from specuc
isivc bands the latter reported at 81 so9s i1s months
TAILOWThe market is less sctfve ana nsso'y 90 urn
Loo ~ rs 600 N AZ lDtc for Wesen and Ictc Tor City cab
WHISKY In less active demand bot the markets. tr~ss
s,es az $50 hhds. Western at Soc, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

with rrcat yvacy Of lnngrage thot hnss,a nr 'S'
executed the engagements which II e9n.raeisc IN
In two brief illusions he places the ieius % Nv ,he
,s,1 Of Prnce Gochalr be regarded as Insufficient
rasgt Recbeg also discusses the Posh qssson ron
tpu XII; - Hlcress Of argument ma frequent
,espSndences Of expression between the Austrian
and English notes. ii, r.,oo,nc ma orropeous
a., -, oy,,,rosod Ly Prince GOrchasOH thpt the
oc1ns crisis IS the wcik Of the revolutionary propa
sada T Russell d,mn5s i roS rs ,, L LgSap at
, % T,r;n pnaIimty of sentiment and language.
Tbo th,co notes terminate with an Identical concn'
sion" 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
THE GREAT FROST OF AUGUST.
Further Reports Of Immense Desfrucsisa
Of Crops-Corn i'm all the North "ess'
eyu Stntes Damaged.


The papers all give dolsful accounts OF the
frost that occurred Saturday night or rather sunday
morning Aug 30. The following are further do
patches to The Chicago Trtbunei
CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa Sept. O. 1s63-Not muoa
damage 10 corn only on low grounds. We are gone u
for bGekwheat this Winter sugaT-cane hurt ou' ve1y
little. T.. Lem Lana. h..
BEEN seriously injured. High and dry lands not ~
II s crop YS.. IN and sas shs if Saa
CEsTnAiM, LII, Sept 2.-Tho frost did very LITTLE
damage here The corn was out O. tue wsy -. r,..s,
severe one IN Til Vicinity on the S4fh and 18Th
August Ibase oQnvessed with farmers VINO sey -
II Come pirs There lands are low corn Is greatly y
pumpkin vnss destroyed and ips and carrots bully
HEisoi. LEE COUNTY liz, Sept a-Ins
.snssd H hseS .y Esrnsd unless $50
was planted very Late and on very low ground; 10y
serve hn % nigh ,Sund ,s ne I Viewed n ts ss
nsc, as the fog rising fson the river in the morning
appearances should estimats tho damage 70 corn u
'hl ~ sii soear 'SS s. SEPT En- w s.ns
ws T rSssSss aS ss1 sst sss
Chicago on tho Rock Island Railroad. and through ~
entire route TIE corn bad been destroyed By ne tsost
In region Of hundreds Of miles In extent the lross nAd
d0rs this mischief The work was complete. he corr
was bsins FED 20 the swine by the farmers 50 lar
could be-yet but small per centage could thns De ia
The farmers told our Llforman, that In TWO ween ~
frost bitten corn would begin 10 decay and the ence
n he hld would then be scksn.ng Had the fross ~
ten or een days later the corn could Lot have ossn
fscted By II.
From various Western papers VIC gather the -
lowing additional particulars VI different looaHss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
Congress Of Members Of German
Legislatures.
Ehe New Notes Of the Three west
crn Powers.
The Victory of Russian Diplomacy Com
plete.

The Inman steamer City Of New-Yorb, Capt.
Kennedy. which lett Liverpool at p M on the 9dta
AID Queenstown on tie 2'th August arrived here yes
Ierday with four days later news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
Intess-vfd Qr,esffoien.
QUEENSTOWN,

QUEENSTOWN Hth.-Steamship America,
from, Nav York arrived az southampton 2sih
steamship City Of Manchester. GVia Sew-foTk ar'
rived u; Quoeustov q 2llh.
LONDON. Xth.-Ii 10 reported tina, United esAies
Nlnlstef Dag Ton has received lLsifuctOns bom hlr
Government protest againai tho French proceedings
IN AeIicO.
EgToysan political news Ia nnlmporAAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
1fussiu.

II q reported that the Fine bod sent delegate.
10 ST. Po,tislLrg. demanding constitution for finAid
and e. yai ate klliisA army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

Government horses ut tho Government stables In
Twenty eighth street. The prices ranged from - cents
10 t4g each; the sale realizing tk2I ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

by this u win be that thoro 10 still large margin
~ lose before tbor market f TO Lowell with lat year.
There viii 10 10 Second Session OF the sular Board
on Saturday until te frat Of October Tie 81 p. n
Public BoaId viii rot probably hold any sessions until
tho same timo.
Thore 10 very little doing In exchange, and
prices arc almost nominal accom-. oftls fluctuations
IN gold. Sales u sterling ware made at Ia but quo
tations xsfe Ut times higher than this.
FreIghts arc rather dull, but there Is not much
room Offering and rates are. therefore, slightly hruer
TO Liverpool the engagements ~ 900 bushels Wheat
at Cd In bulk TO London. 5000 bushels Wheat at Cd
In bags LOO bbs Flour at ~ 3d. 70 tuns Oh Cake At
2ls, and per neutral. 10 tuns do u g7s Cd. To Gas
gow Is tans oil. yer neutral fns, ut Sss. 3D. To AnS
werp $50 tnns Flour ut 20 3D. and 50 tans Mahogany at
27s 3D. The charters ore Britbh bark WIKI $4,000
bushels Grain ~ Cork and market at IS. ID British
brig 10 Monrose aud another TO bordeaux on private
terms
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Re-
ceipts el.5le.G36 10, for Customs. l4600oi Pay.
ments. q. 49,. CSC 49, Balance, SO $50 ~
Earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company for the week ending Aug 81 were as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

Totals.... Oe) 6,013.t35 to1,sso l,'200'' IA "a
TIE ,unnoeo the past week Is The heaviest weeks
opers.ions. II we remember nghtlt Of TIC season
900 G6s tuns The tunnhge for tho year. up ~ the
date Of the latest reports 10 6073 6S5 tuns, against
ssO7 se5 :uns to the Same time last year, being ret in
crease Of gc5762 tuns. Tie operations at tho mines
arc prosecuted with much vgCr the only check TO flr
thor supply in the market being q want Of esrs. The
coal opers,o complain that the carrying companies 60
not give them enough cars and the railroad ouancs
are quito unable TO lave them made as fast as wantet
though thcr orders are ont With makers al over the
country TIE miners and laborers are receiving very
considerable advance In pay over lest season but no dh
nouy as arc Informed. at the present time exists 1t
any OF the mnea 1t Is the opinion Of some intelligent
Operators that coal IL now ut about It's highest point
Tho following ia comparative statement Of
the imports Of dy goods and general merchandise Tor
The week ending sep,. J. and since Jim. Il
1861. 1862. 1868.
Dry socds........,....x el,b01 ealhy< th~ ~
Csnsf al fastehanis-... Go ts $780, os f.l6yob
Tote. for th- week. ,5ri55 s5tssUt S3sssS
Previously reported... N,lS WI liosol[l I"sSsa"
Sine. Jan I.... sLS7sl8s sis,. 1870, sl2s Ja%s1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

Rebel Vessels Being Built in French PORTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
-FOUR DAYS LATER FRCN EUROPE
Arrival Of the City o. New-YOrk'

A New Rebel Ean-of-War and TWO Iron
Plated Steam Rams III England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

Adoption Of The Austrian Propositions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

PROGRESS OF THE CONGRESS- CT FRANKFORT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

MIR. SeUard's Reply TO an Address
Of the Emancipation Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07

The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-30
From North Carolina.

Newbern, N. G., April ll,-The reb.
els have abandoned the attack on Wash
inston, N. c., giving ii up as hopeless.
The perseverance, and pluck Of the little
garrison, in keeping at bay 1900 reb,
els, is without parallel in the war.
General Heckman's brigade has arri-
we'd here from Port Royal. 1t appears
that the rest OF Gen. Fosters troops are
SO anxious TO return 10 this department
that they offer to re-enlist for the war,
if allowed to return to Moth Carolina,
under their old commander.
General Foster orders all rebel SYM
pathizsrs and Government poupers out.
side our lines.
General Naglee arrived from New
York Tuesday, and left yesterday at the
head of an expedition in pursuit Of the
enemy,
DISORDERS confirm the reports of sotdg.
walton and disalfecIion in the rebel ar
my.