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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

NOR NEW-O EANS-DIRECr.-The new
GEOR0R CROMWELL,
CAPT ions A Fosr.
VIII le.re Pier No v y. y, on SATURDAY, Aug J.
o, , p m.
Ps....s go Freishi si reduced r,ies
No bills O. Ia ing sisn-d aN-r Ff!day
Apply 70 B. CROMWELL Co, No. 81 Wesi-s
nor CALIFORNIA yia PANAMA.-A first
class steamer will issv. New lott tbs "a. 18th ard
gd Of each month eIosgi when loss dates al SUN
DAY wien the day u dspGIsls III 10 the AOSDAf FOL
loving =. -,
For freight pu-sse. 'pply ID. only of, No Bowl
us,r.sn u. B ALLEN, Agent
CTFAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
- a ueensown. (Cogt iisfbo1 tn. usl Known steam
.r, the Lvepoo NcwYoFs snl fhLAdsishis Steamship
Company az In rendod 10 ssi ss fol0ss
Ci1Y or LONDOS:.:................ SATURDAY ant
CITY or kEN-1OHh ...-tfufdty Auf. y
CITY or hASCHESrER............ .SssafdAI Aus IS
And every succeeding SATURDAY o; neon uom fiss "a.
North Hivst
IITIs PssA0k
PAYABLE In gold OF iis equi'slepl In currencJi
FIEST CABfN......ss - 90 OsIkfNiDf....r....ef Y 20
f,t sbn 10 LoBdou. IS 20 stser,te Londol.. IS -
Ir.t CABIN 10 P... % o. ~tstra.e 20 Psh,.... ~ -
F lb!n 10 Hamburg - Oo Stecfase 10 HAnbufG 81 50
Pss.en.. also forwarded 20 HAVE BIeuIsn Rotterdam
Antwerp, kc.. at equally lo~ ra,es
Fses Liverpool Qnscnstovni lat Cahin. 80. -
eIt5 steerugs. sl3 Those who wish TO ssud for hsL
friends bur tickets here 81 ihoss fstss
OF fuI heI Information agpiy at Ito Company ohhces
JOHN q. DALE AIeEt. No. IS broadway, y. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
EAGLESWOOD MILITARY ACADEMY,

LO.EI EDN AitD INoiIl L-DlICh DuHu-
n ing.-Be.t sustained Boarding Seminary In the State
yALL TERM August 29.--boerd and common Ensi'h, IL
weeks 20 OO Special semsns for seo Language
Scences Music and Paiatug a. low Iates Also acomlete
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE foT oung Den- ror catalogues.
address Rev. JOSEPH =. KING, Fort Edrhfd, hew-lorh
A teacher accom- p.nies s.u dents fIOm New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

VNHE FALL TERM at COOPERSIOWN
u SEMINARY opsos Aug a. Board. &C., with Tuition
10 English, go FOR weekA For catalogues ed
dress X. G. rLACk, a NJ, Coopsrstown, NJ. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
''' JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent

NJ Y. and FLUSHING RAlLROAD.-Leaye
A\s E-wYork Jarno..p Ferry and sith 1t, Ferry, .,
I H. o. and a. Leave flusnins al O. 7 6, ., TO-
i a 5 g. "A n B-Tu.sdays and fudays special Night
Irain from fushin. II y. M and Jsth,t Ferry at -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Glcamboats an0 Railroads.

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
IL Steamer ARMENIA leave. MONDAY, WEDNTS
DAY. and FRIDAY from foot iIauison..t.. at O'Clock
landing nt bih-.t maiiog btsfrnediass landings
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

kTOi. Ncwburgh, West Point, Poughkecps'e.
4 ,nd Rsndou,-steamcr Mary Powoll leaves pier i,os o
J,gt every afternoon 4 O'Clock for "est rom" "o"
b. .fl 4. Poughkeepsic, and Kondout
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

Wheat was depressed, with sales OF 81 coo bushels 40
81 rs for choice white and 81 4s 81 80 for red and am
Der Western winter 81 SOa 81 so for Milwaukee club and
amber spring. 81 Is 81 ~ for Chicago spring aud 81 80
dearer with sales Of l45 600 bushels Including mixed
Western q. 74c 7sc for new sc SOC for old sound
white Western Oats IN less demand a, 7ec S3c.
Rye was INQUIRED for at 81 as1 Of. 4as
CofFEE-1be market was quiet, with safes reported Of
only 2T5 bags Maracabo At SIC SIC and small lots ~
other kinds at quotationsrime Rio at 32c; good
Sic fair SOC ordinary 29c fair TO good careoes 20 &c
a s01ko Java mats aud bags, 36lc 37c. Moracaibo,
Bic. 3Sc; Iaguayra sic. a &c., ST. Domingo, 2sho
29c.
CorroN Was active, and up TO 55c. Soc for iddliDg
with sales and resales Of 600 bales.
fRElaHrs. engagements to-day were moderate To
Liverpool 200 bbs our al 2s. S5 900 bushels grain al
64d a72d. in bulk and bags; 5000 packages proyi-
slons by steamer and sailing vessel at 35s ass and 2ts
respectively To Londo. 500 bbls -four at 2s 3D. 2s
Cd To Bristol 10 900 bushels wheat at 7d In bulk 80
hhds taow at 25s To Antwerp small parcel Of wheat
HAY was in fair demand at soc a 81 for North River
BALE
Hops in demand and were quoted hrmer at 15c a
LAIHs active 81 2s 81 IS for Eastern, cash
and short time. t.s
made of 800 bbIs New Orleans at Sic. 44c. 90
hhds Porto Rico at 5lc &c., and 25 hhds Cuba musco
Ons we're quiet, without any remarkable changes in
prices.
PRovaoss was heavy to day at sll 70 a$l2 for
old and $3 $13 IL for now mess $14 for the latter de-
verable in August and $40 so $l rs for prime, with
sales Of 1900 bbs Beef sold to the extent Of 400 bbs
at 50 so $il rs for plain and $12 $13 so for extra
600 pkgs cut meats sold at full rates. 900
boxes bacon changed hands at 6zc. a7Hc., and 100
packages lard at 91c Butter and cheese In
limited request at former quotations. IN
RIcRSaes were made Of 750 bags East India at Skc.
SUeAas were brisker and irmer. with sales Of 500
hhds and 900 boxes at exc I2ic. for New orleans,
1oac. 12c for Porto Rico, and l0ic. 11hc. for Cuba
wHsKEr-lhere we're 600 bbls sold at 4lc. a 4l,4c
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
THURSDAY. June 4--6 p. NJ.


Money Is easier to-day, and good borrowers,
with good collateral. have more offered at six than
thew can well use On the lighter fancies the rate
was still seven. The large disbursements from the
sub.Treasury seem to be telling on the loas
ma ket. Debt certificates are Z lower First
class mercantile paper cannot be quoted higher
than 81 per cent.
Coi opened about ll6, without much activity;
ro-e after the first board TO li7, sold in The after
noon oil l46SE 1897 and 1859, and closed at five
P. NJ about l4e}4. n
Exchange ruled about 100 a 16l, with a pretty
active business demand st this rate, owing to its
cheappess relatively TO gold The leading drawers
AK lGl for their bills while the number Of such
hills aaoat in the street enables buyers to procure
them IN The market at leo, or even little lower.
Before tie morning session of the board stocks
were dull and lower; but the feeling was better on
the call, and at the close of the session, though
lowor figures wers made, Pacific Mail fell "a, New
York Central l1L, Erie LS Hudson a. Harlem g.
Harlem preferred AZ Southern old "a, guaranteed
a. Illinois Central sS Galena l, Toledo l, Rock
IsisndTs, Prairie du Chen 211a, Ohio and Missis.
sippi ~. Governments wore without change.
lisiiroad bonds inactive. The disposition to buy
became more marked after the call, and was strong
enough 70 raise prices at the one p. M. call. the
Improvement continuing at the afternoon board,
when prices all round showed marked improve
ment from the low rates Of the earlier part Of the
morning Erie, Central and Harlem were in free
demand, at about per cent over the lowest
prices of the morning board, while the Western
llst showed an advance of fully per cent. At the
four ?. NJ. board the market was steady at the
advance Of the afternoon, closing without further
change The closing quotations of the day were
as f0Ows--
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

The Chicago Canal Convention closed ycster.
day, after unanimously adopting resolutions in
favor of the construction or enlargement of canals
TO connect the Mississippi river and the Atlantic,
and also from the Atlantic to the great lakes. The
delegates were unanimously of opinion that all
works undertaken for these purposes should be of
a national character, and made as free to COM
merce as the lakes themselves, as soon as the ma
tiona advances made for their construction should
be repaid. A committee was appointed to pre-.
pare memorial to the President and Congress,
with the view of obtaining the necessary legisla-
ton.
The following are the earnings for May on some
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
rors o'olocx ?. n.
CETy cOmNIEr GAL nEpoRr. 2

THrRsDAY, June t-6 ?. M
.AsgEs.-Thcre we're 25 bbs sold At &c. for pots and
csc, csc FOR pearls,
BRr4rsrUfEs-Tbe aour markel ives rather easier TO-
day having been depressed by the heavy receipts and
the slight decline 10 gold and sterling exchange. The
days sales comprised 1900 bbls state and Western
500 do. Southern and 500 90. Canadian within
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
PROPOSALS.

EOAL
~ Written proposals viii be received until the 18th Of june
for the delivery the north wharf at West Point New
York. Of the following quantities OF best White Ash Coal
eleau:-
600 tons (224O lbs per tom large Egg size.
sSo so tons tom. d. DO DO Egg Ea,s size; e..
Name of coal and price Of each kind stated separately
Coal be delivered from the Schuykill Leheh wy
omng districts at the West Point wharf from canal boats
which receive a. the mines without breaking bulk the
SchuylkiI and Delaware and Rartan canals.
The coal be delivered between the st Of July and LIST OF
September next.
Facilities tnot including mem for unloading will be fur
nshcd.
EDWARD c. BOYNTON,
Captain and Quartermaster
Wrsr PoIST, n. Y, May 2i, 1868
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Captain and Quarternast
wrsr POINT. N. Y, May 81, 1868

CTATE OF NEW YORK-QUARTERMASTER GENE.
rails Department. 81 Walker street, New York. June
8, 1853
Sealed proposals will be received the office, In Albany
OF this Department. until the Sh instant at ~ O'Clock at
noon for the manufacture aud delivery OF the following
tces Of Uniform Clothing -Thr6e hundred and forty dark
blue Fatigue Caps with shield pompou and to be in
material and style of manufacture according 10 pattern n
the ONCE at Albany, where the sample and specification
be inspected.
The bids will state the price which the article win be
furnished
The right reserved reject any all bids which may
be made.
The articles completed and delivered the Albany
Office in the Arsenal In that city before the hst day OF
July next.
The successful bidder will be required give bonds with
approved surees for the faithful performance OF the
Proposals 10 he addressed TO the undersigned at the Al
bsuy office endorsed Proposals Uniform Clothing
s. v. TALCOTT,
Quartermaster General State of New York
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
CTATR or NEW YORK, QuARTERNAsrER GENE.
y rails Department 81 Walker street New YORK, June

CTATh OF NEW YORK. ouARTERNAsrER GENE.
1853 " ~ ~ y
Sealed proposals will be received AZ the once OF the Qusr
termssef general until the tenth OF june instant al IL
o'clock a. noon, ior manufacture and delivery OF the
following articles OF Uniform Clothing TO he manufactured
IN the city Of brookyn Three hundred twenty light
blue kersy oyecoa three hundred and twenty blue cloth
chasssur Jscses three hundred light blue
sey ehasseur rowsers 70 be IN mara and stye OF manu-
IA rs according 20 pattern IN the once OF The ouaernas
ter General where the SAMPLES and specifications Ray
atove me o toned articles win he firnished ~ " WV
The risht is reserved to reject any bids which may
b. made.
The uniforms te completed aud delivered At the orc.
Of the usrtermaster General on or before the d day
July nsxL
The ssfu bidder win be required civ. bonds with
approved salees, the faithful o thc con.
tract
Proposals 10 be addressed to the uDde gntd endorsed
PROPOSALS Tor Uniform Clothing :. v. TALCOTr
QuArtermaster General State " New YORK
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

CTATE or NEW YORK, ouARrERNASTER GENE.
- rails Department b Walker sleet, New YORK. June 4,
lst3
sealed proposals will be received the oce VI the Quar-.
General until the hth dav OF June Instant at "
the aud delivery of the
lowing article Of Uniform Cothng to be mapulartured IN
the city BrookynIhree hundred and twenty dark blue
fatigue caps with shield pOupon and cover 10 be IN
OF manufacture according 90 pattern In tus
tho Cusrtermsser General whore the sample and
cations be Inspected The BIDS viii state the
price which each Of the above noned articles VIII bs
furnished
The right reserved to reject all bids which ma
be made
The caps completed and delivered the oce OF the
QuArtormaser General before the first day july
The successful bidder Will be required give bonds with
approved surees for the faithful performance OF the
tract.
"Pforo.a Tor Uniform Caps" y. V. TAIC OFT
Qusrtermasier General State OF New York
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
CTATE OF NEW YORK. oUARTERMAsTER GENE
= rails Department 81 Walker New York, June q

STATE OF NEW YORK QUARTERMAsTER GENE.
= rails Department. 81 Walker street New York, June .,
1863. =
Sealed proposals will be received the oce OF Quar-
General in Albany until the Sth day OF June ns
~ O'Clock for the manufacture delivery OF the
following articles of Uniform Clothiug:-
Three hundred and forty light blue Kerscy Overcoas
Three hundred forty blue cloth Chassenr Jackets
Three hundred aud forty Hight blue Kersey Chasseur Trow
.
70 he in material and sye Of manufacture according pat
the Albany Office where the samples spechca
tons be inspected.
The bids Will the price which each of the above
N articles will he turn sned.
The rght reserved 10 reject any OF all bids which may
be made
Tie uniforms be completed and delivered at the Albany
Office VA the Arsenal m that city before LIST day OF
July
1ne successful bidder Will be required TO give bonds, with
approved sues, for the faithful performance OF the con
tract
Proposals he addressed the the Albany
Office, endorsed Proposals Tor Uniform Cl0thing.N
g. V. TALCOTT.
Quar,ei master General STATE New York.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

The traffic of the Hudson River Railroad for
eight months ending with May, foots up
$3.50 SOo against 81 ,alo,o52 for the same period
in it, last financial yearan increase of $766,757.
The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Company has just issued its report for 1862, show
ing net earnings OF se52 l24, against s579,9sl in
1851 and $670, 72l in 1860. The first four months
of this year show an increase of $69,5OO over same
time last year.
The Assistant Treasurer's report to-day is as
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
M pEEoRA,s MArRINoNI.

M DEEoRNS MATRIMONIAL AGENCY. IS WEST
M fhitytdh street, conducted on the rak an rlap ar
ntrotocng isdcsand eeniicmeu oi She highest rsprc,s
b,tty. with seN 90 matr mony. ena ong thnsc l,,c
circle acpatinsce's imicd ~ Obtain Ianers Tor ie
without the rclsv OF tedious cauiienp nns.ars. ,.us
a.a., kt,c''no's caigsed, iours. ,,cn 70 4. ~ t-
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
POLITICAL. :

IlEMocRATfC UNION ASSOCIATION, HEADouAR.
~ ga BrosdwayAr regular business neetlne Of hs
Association will be ncd this FRIDAY evening at sc,iock
y. Luxe g. cozAss rrs.Idea,
WvsTy " Ai,rS seefe'nies
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY or Is WEALTHY, PRETTY AN
"A agreeable, wants husband. NO, finding ANY oue Of
who suits her she has cunclded IN
This me hod OF discovering The hspy Gentleman rs
b. wealthy stylish handsome and Fascinating Nose o,he,
nee ap ly Address within three giving name 49,
full psricalsfs snd enclosing carte dc yisle Carrie HoT
aid. station n New York. ~ $500
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
7ts Broadway.
LARGEST AND BIsT LIGHT IN THE CRY.
TnE BEST ARTIsTS-THE VERY BEsT ,
ROOMS ELEGANT AND COMfORrARJ,y
40 DELAYS no INFERIOR PICTURES
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
H1lsLs1ARD8.

DECKER, in FULTON STREET LATE or 90 ANN
IA. street, ranuaeares none bot nrs class Billiard Ia
enged 10 produce better one Several sccond hand Fab
for sale L. pECkER.
w H. GRIFFITH CHALLENGES THE WORLD TO
w conpe'e with his unrtv allied Patent Combination
Billiard Tables for correctuess OF angles
bitity and elasticity They only Be- bought his factory
It6 fulton street Please call and examine
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

NINE R. HARRIS SON
Just received, q rich assortment OF
SUMNER BoNSETs,
ROUND HATS,
sme Harris leaving for Europe the is OF Jiy. begs
10 inform her nuerous friends that she Ia ready to receive
their orders which will be attended 70 with skllfunsss
GUNNER BoNsETs AND cHiLDRENs HATS AT
> baTlsns tbtt week Bonnets and Children Hats
forJ million. L. BtSss millinery Isl Brosdway on
rose MetroDoau Hoel Theatre and TRAY eins Bonue,s
Moaning Bonne1s and Veils. Straw sewers wanted
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
MILLINERY.

A LII This wEEK.-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
n 70 clear out the lmnegse s,ock Of Millinery aud straw
axe room for fall inporasns Illusion and Grape Bon.
nets in great variety Mrs. NJ. SIMMONS, 6S7 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

n ROOMS TO LET-wiTH PRIVILEGE OF BATH,
waerclosets washubs &c on the third floor o. house
3s West Forty third street, near Tenth avenue. keys
first floor Rent sl2 per month. apply to JOHN FET-
TRETCH, iio Third avenue
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The United STARS mail stes mshIp CREOLE, John
Thompson having superior Accommodations
passengers viii No Is North livcr, for New Or
leans direct. saturday, June g. 1865 at AZ O'Clock
precisely No received bills a ladng signed the
day OF sains fcr fre1hi or passage Apply TO
LLDLAN. HElNEkEN Co, ll5 Broadway.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DiRECL-THE NEW YORK
II Mail seamship cUmpsnys sldewheel steamer MORN.
ING STAR A. H. rsr.ins commander will sail for New Or
raus win psseugers and mails, 81 North river,
foot Beach street. saturday, June 3 O'Clock r. n.
ytlEs A. RAYSoR. Isl Broadway
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Uni ed states mail eide wheel steamship
COLUMBIA,
D. BARTON. Commander
will iesvs pier No North Tuesday June D. q,
o clock 4. NJ. precisely, for New Orleans direct
This splendid made her voyale 10 New Or
leans and bscs with u out and home less than
IL days
All letters must pass through the Pos, once
No freight received bis OF adng gncd on the day
sailing
For freight or passage apply 10
sPoFFoRp TILEsrov 4 co.
No Hrpa
The New York herald., 1863-06-05


SPORTING.
ERAScls BUTLER. NO PECK SLIP. HAS ALL
tie choice breeds o stock for sale, Buffers In al
lbe Msnge Cure Flea Exlernlnaor 3c ~ per
tie Buffers new work 81 Dogs Boarded Trained &C.
Medicines Tor all diseases.
TOE sALE-oSE BULL TERRIER DOG ONE spiTz
II Dos one small Italian Greyhound SIX months old;
also pair OF Blacs and Tan Terriers, pair Scotch
Terrier all OF the pufest breed good rfcrs Call
No. ~ Roosevelt street mrs, floor. JOHN GRAY.
CwASs.-Jrsr RECEIVED BLACK AND WHITE
- Swans. Goden. Silver aud En.sh Pheassnis: also
choice assortment o. African fncss Austria Parrots
Pafoquets, and European fancy and Singing Brds
CHAs. REIcHE a FRO,
No. 81 Chatham street, opposite Chambers street,
CPORTrNG.-roR SALE SUFFOLK. REREsHIRE
- aud ESSEX Pls, all ages one New Foundand Dog
OF the largest and tnes 10 the weighs 1871 pounds
pair OF thoroughbred Bngsh seers two black aud
1errers spanish Lsghorn and silver Hamburg Fows Te.
hight and black African he ntam. 100 rars Pge.
ons consisting Of yellow rsd black And Olue pouier
Turbets, yellow and duu Fentsi,, smbles SwAbs yellow
Nuns Ac Ac Apply 70 W. q. s., No N Dey street
Broadway.
TWO fAwNs wANTED-NALE AND FEMALE AID.
dress boz 3,5e2 Post oGce.
NVANTED-A GOOD DEER HOUND, AND ALSO
w Greyhound for the same use, Any one having the
above dogs will addfess r. u, No. ~ Chsriop street
three days
Evening star., 1863-04-27
LOCAL NEWS,

f1REs.-About fve O'Clock this morning, the
tioor Of the dining room Of the Metropolitan
Hotel took fire from the heating apparatus in
tho drying room below, and an alarm was
promptly given, bringing the firemen on the
ground promptly, and in short time the names
were exunguished. Considerable exctternent
was caused among the guests for time. The
loss will not amount to more than $500 But
fOr the promptness OF the men about the hotaI
and the tremeni the fire would have been muc b
More disastrous, - .s-. rH-- =
Yesterday morning, the back bu,idins & OF house
No. s,7 & street north, between Second and
Third streets, Capitol Hill, owned by Mr.
9erecke and, occupied by Capt. @. L. Hum
phreys, took nre from defective II ne, aad was
damaged to the amount or about ;Sloo. The
Hreran were promptly on ths spos. + =.
About nine o'clock last night, stasle In the
Island, owned by John Wells, and valued at
about 800, was fired and entirely consumed
There seems to be bat little doubt,hut that IL
was tho work OF an incendisry. -.
At an early hour yesterday morning small
shsnty on Rose Hiii Navy Yard wss burnt
served issuing from the roof Of the back build
Ing OF Carroll Prison, fDuG Green's Row, on
Capitol Hill, and the alarm was at once given.
The officer Of the guard, Liept Marquis, 10th
PA. Reserves, a. once strengthened bis guards,
both outside the building and In, aud with all
the spare men at his command, hastsnsd on
the roof and eXtinguished the names with q
few buckets Of water. The affair caused some
excitement among the prisoners, bat the doors
were all closed, and no EFFORT was made by
them to escape, although some Of them were
uneemfortably near the flre. The damage Is
slight, and it Il believed the ire was the result
of . defective fiue. The Columbla, Anacostia,
but the tire had been extinguished before their
arrival. -
Evening star., 1863-04-27
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
AN IMPORTANT ACHIs vEMENr.
THE WHITE AND ARKANsAs RIVERS CON
NECTED BY CANAL. '.r-'

MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, Tasoo Rtcsr, April
1S,-Sir: We have teen threat
ened for some time past with an attack from the
Arkansas rebels in steamers. Every pro vision
was made to meet 1t. Lieut. Com'r, Selfridge
saw the difficulty in defending the mouths Of
White and Arkansas rivers while kept so far
apart by q useless neck OF land, and proposed
TO me TO cut it, i ordered him to do so and he
passed through with his vessels twenty -four
hours after he cut the bend, thns saving q dis
tance OF over ten miles. The mouths Of Ar
kansas and White rivers are now brought close
togsther, and a small force can defend both.
One of the worst points for guerillas is also
cut of, as these pests Of the human race could,
from the isthmus, attack q vessel on one side
and be ready to meet her on the other as she
came round, the distance being ten miles around
aud half q mile across. "
L have force enough at Arkansas and White
riseTs 10 prevent any attack.
DAvIr D. PORTER,
Act R'ar Admiral Cem'd'g Liss. Squadron.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
THEY ARE IN A TRAP.

iSpecisi Dispatch 10 Washington Stsr.l
HARPER's FERRY, April q, 1563.-Edi.or
Star We have information that tn. reha,
Generals Jones and Imboden, with some force,
it Is not said how great, are at Moorfield, prob
ably on their way to New Greek. to destroy
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, In that vi.
entity again.
surprised II II turns out to be true However,
fthey undertake any such exploit, the chances
are ten TO one that they will be whipped hand
somely in front as on their rear when they
turn 70 run away.