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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11
and it is published by G. d. RUSSELL l26
fremont Street, Boston. For sale by Fell
ton at Brattleboro.

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF CHESTER.
The following is a report from the Sol
dier's Aid Society of Chester, for the year
ending Sept. 20, 1868:
Although AS a society we have not man
Tested, the past year, all that zeal which at
first was so apparent among us, yet many
have labored unwaveringly, and by their
faithfulness plainly say, We enlisted for
The uor." There is one fact to which we
may with pleasure recur, which is our in
creased confidence in the Sanitary Com
mission. Our gifts are no longer doubling
ly bestowed, but with the firm conviction
that they are as well appropriated as cir
cumstances will allow. We have held week
ly meetings, with the exception of few
weeks in the early summer:
We have received in money. $217 II
Paid out, l75 AZ
Remaining, SAP 80
List Of articles sent to the Sanitary Oom.
mission
Seventeen sheets, Ill towels, 68 pounds
dried apples and currants, 83 pairs draw
ers. 49 cotton shirts, IA flannel shirts, Is
quilts. 80 pairs socks, 20 pairs Of slippers,
10 pillow cases, G dressing gowns, | pillows,
pair mittens, ] testament aud 20 numbers
Harper's magazine, rags, bandages and lint
Articles sent in November:
Ten flannel shirts, 8 pairs drawers, Is
pairs wooden socks, 10 cotton shirts, dress.
ing gowns,4 quilts, 10 needle books, 2 sheets
and pillow cases. pair mittens. towel
pair cotton socks. lint and old linen. Re-
specially, II. G. HOWARD,
Sect'y and Treasurer
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11
CIRQUE,

u.., INV HAvs ~
able, must originate with some particnls, y
we considered patent m dicines $50 ran.a,.
after losing our beloved child with Cro.n
by the suffering OF another, ffom the sss,.
advice Of friends. to try Goes Cough Rsl.s
had gene, and though we loved him. va xoa.
from his quiet rest. But Willie. Is fbs,a
thes' We found IL In Goes Cough R,,s 4
hiu, in about twenty minutes, to our grss, n.
prise OF others. We cannot be hired h AK
priceless blessing, and We are < ad to l.,,l
has made arrangements with parties, wh,,ts y \
come more extensively known. In view ~ Y, \
to every parent, when yosr child Is sus,.V Y
give this Bslsam. give IL freely II we hi y. n
be the best remed, for you, we cert nlv voas y
iruiy yours EDwARb I'M
va. n.nn,,., MERCY GSp''
ID. @. CLARK r. CO.. Pro,,,.
New Ha,n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

MUNICIPAL Elections took
place in several of the cities in Massachu-
sets on Monday, and in every instance
where there was any political strife, the
Union ticket prevailed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

SUCCESS IN TExAs.-0n the 25th lf..
Gen. Lee Eve have one loyal general by
that name) with 500 federal cavalry and
section of artillery, attacked the 4th Texa.
and I'd Louisiasa r,bcl cavalry and drove
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11
TO WIVES AND MATR

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS arr offered 4, N,
renewing interrupted menstruaiion,
But LADIES MUST BEAR IN VI
That on that terry aoeenss, iftaken when d.
srises from natuial causes, they gillh ,,;,sN1
expected events, This CAUTION Is ABs0l 4
EssARY, for such Is the tendency Of the mi
original functions Of the sexual oryanintos
eyitably arrest the process Of CESSATION.
E1ptseH Directions. sia.irg when, aai uAs |
not be Nsed. with each Box-the prics On, |
containing .ffovt a. 90 90 PiRs
valuable Pamphlet. TO be had rec. Of d
ssNf ~ ma! promptly. by enclosing price
Agent. Sold BY Druggists generally
HUTCuINs 4 HIN
Gssnas agents for the U .stats, urs
81 Cedarst [
Sold BY johnson & Bsbbits and 0.Fvi
falls,-C. X. Nilas, taper MIL yillsr,-a
Walpole,--c. Hils, keens.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11
Eour Flour.

rEo. o. GUILD & CO -. &c az y y
W 100 barrels chambeIis,,s, I'm. 30 -
Geo. W. McNeifs vernon, 20 bsrrs
100 barrels Naugstuck n,, ,:n, An y
50 barrels Golden sheaf W., vi srsrv bsss
,bs Io-rss msrks. prices s''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

GEN. GRANTS CAPTURES. Since the
war began, Gen. Grant has captured 492
cannon and 10000 prisoners.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11
,x-s ~
BANK OF BELOW" ~

THE Annual Meeting OF tne 10, SS
i Bank q Bellows Fails for .n a,; n sl'il
the ensuing year and the .Isu .s;Il Be hcsf,,
which may come before tiieln, he scana n
log House In Bellows fslas, ~ - iooelasa,s
uary next, being the i2tn ua1 II, VIII
Bellows Falls. Dec. z, looS -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11
THE HEALTH AND lice a. y

THE HEALTH AND LIFE Opw,
4 continually in peril If she is mad saop,1 /.
naltfest those sexual Irregularities to VII n
her ser are more or less subject
DIR, HEk>EMANis PILLS, prenana
formula which the inventor, C0RNEIlus
NJ, D., OF New York has for twenty Year. \
In an extended private practics-immedsF
out pain, all disturbances Of the periodical 4
er arising from relaxation or Suppression, n
charm In removing the pains that accomr,s'
difhcuit menstruation. ard are the only ~
remedy for Flushes- Sick Headachs. par, \
Back and Sides. Palpitatlon Of the Heart NJ,
llysterics, spssms, Broken Sleep and Other n,
dangerous effects of an unnatural condI,b, !
functions. In the worst cases Of Flsoy nm,
they effect q speedy cure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

Historical Var Map.-We thank b. b.
Russell of Boston, for copy Of his HIS
tor1cdt Var Map, containing not only an ae-
curate map of the border and Southern
States, bnt also pamphlet of ~ pages.
giving an account of each battle in chrono-
logical order, the whole bound in book form
and sold for % cents. The place Of each
battle is marked on the map with red dot.
and thus easily traced. 1t is truly multupa
an pa,ro. Address b. i. Russell, SIS
Washington street, Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

The NEGRO TTooPs AT PoRr Hup-
SOMA correspondent of the N. I. Times
describes review of the negro troops at
Port Hudson, La, in which the negroes
showed good discipline, and says of them !:
+" The most experienced officers declare that
there is nothing whatever TO prevent their
becoming with time and attention, equal to
any regulars we can put inthe field. They
have every element of true soldiers-cour-
age, fidelity, physical strength and endur-
ance, aptitude for drill, and-most impor-
tant of all-natural love of order, obedience
and subordination TO superior officers. Over
thirty full regiments are already organized j
and when Gen. Banks grasps Texas-as
he will beyond all doubt-we shall have no
difficulty whatever in raising thirty more
This is not fact to be argued down or
aughed out of existence. The president
never struck SO vital blow at this rebel.
lion as when he authorized the organization
Of these colored soldiers
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

THE Copartnership bereiolesEs b
i the style Of s. Chapman : " l, NJ
All debts due said Company mas ~
A. 8. Clark, and all demands sssH
settled BY him. Nj
Bellows Falls, Dec. Sd, 1855.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

Messrs. LIvERMoRE, CLEws &c CO..
Bankers and U. S. 500 Loan Agents have
removed TO their new and spacious Office,
No ~ Wal! Street, lately occupied by John
J. Cisco, Esq, as the U. S. Sub Treasury.
The Office has undergone many improve
ments, and is The finest in Wall Street. The
immense safe still remains, and is ole of
the features OF the building. This change
was rendered imperatively necessary Nv
the large and increasing business of this
popular iirm.-Nesc York Tribune.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-11

THE VEGETABLE, PULMoN, !,
L SAM H. the most highly approved mN,A.kf
covered. u has stood ths best Of ali ,s,.Nlns
had an unprecedented sale Of nearly sos In
recommended hy our best physiei rs c ,s'v la
e,f'sers the Press, the Tdds, in fact IN N nos
For certincstes. which can be given TO al|a.,s A
sc s wnpper- TO each bottle. The prcprirts,, =,
mliy refund the money II not entirely ssa..h \
70 cents and 81 the large bottles mns1 .,
Bs earp1 90 gsi the gsvuins, which i ma, We
REED, CUTLER 4 CO Wholesale br"and
Sold In Bellows Falls by Dealers generally Sa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

u. RalNs; Color Sergeant. Edwa,d knmer, ~
Chs, Wells; LeftGen.-6uide Tho" mo'S'"
TIL, ,ab Regimen, will slso lesvs to-day Th'y wi" '''"
q, a.. C, AImory =, O'Clock and leave for Harms
buy by way of Easton. at II o'clock. The following
Of the officers 10 far now selected:
Colonel John b. W oodwsrd LieutentCoone' ana on
,,csnt. kd,ntant VIM A. McKeej Surgeon, H. ofh'o"'
n Quart. rmasr en- Jos u. Legsett -, co.nv
,onp,ny A Capt Mead and Lieut. Copeiandi Co'np'1P
II CT BALDWIN and Lieuts. Dean and Lane COMPANY
Can't Dodge aud Lieut.. Felt Company D. Csps ana
Ii.u,s stang and Ch.ssi Company r. Cspt, bnss cn.
iieot Richards, Company r. Capt Heath Le"' n, o s
hugh Besdls, and Barnett; Company VI 's '", D.Iin'
Ii,ut, X i.sam tnd Hunter; Company II, t"1. III
iJeu,s Bschs sod Van Cleef. Comp'n |, apt pI TN"
.Lisut Jonesi Company K Capt Fave" s"a h'''' "a,
Ansr the departure Of these regiments, one ony 'he '
will he len and they win be ready to go on Monday
The orders directing tho +7h e. d. Regiment 10 mar"
have been coun-rnsnded sppeMs they were unaos 10
mise Sufficient number Of Ben The young me'o''' '
joining the l3th and SD ,,..,
r.rpho dispatch from the 23d Regiment received lest
evening states that they had arrived at Harrisburg and "e'
bu.ily engaged In the trenches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
--latest Ship News.

ARRlVED......Junsl 9-ll o IN
Ship Geo Hurbut Mason, London May 49, coal to Sur.
Cos. Conan 10. Passed through Portland Firth May ~.
Lat t5 Ion. A. two Large icebcg, June H. rs miles
h T. from Sandy HooA, passed large 1ma.tsd scLr,
armed with four bTosd.ido suns-.howed 10 eolors
ship Deutschland am Hensen Hamburg May Is. mdse.
and o3 ps.. to kunhaId CO. In lat Al ION So passed
sssfal ,ms iceberg. Has had ten dcshsnne children
aud one adult.
Bart k.pl-r (Br.m.) Lsnisnsn. HamburgF dsys mdse
and 1888 Kobt NJ Sousn Edge Saw largo quauti'
-s oi leo the Banks have been four W. Of the
Banks.
Bark Annak Bertha tfru, Haeert. Cardiff 10 days coal
10 Jonn q. Dale.
Bah John Fyfo, Weaver Glasgow May ma's. to Thos
Danham.
big ssg.hsw (Brl Smith. New.HUon. In ballast to
AnoiI. Iui1. Co.
Bux wm Thomas. Thomas Providence.
Schr Eastern boil. GOT Buckspou Tarer disco Bay. C.
Is. ~ DAYS coal for Rondout
schr Nilm (bL). LaIAiu Cow Bay. G. Is. 10 day. coal
to Manhattan Gasto.
schr knishs. Chase Boston, hnssed TO J. II. h. w c
Fowler.
sohG boundary, Dsyi. Maeha. days. lumber to Thos
Mayhow.
Schf Caal. Packet Calais day.. lumber to 0orhan Bald
sohr. Flying Fish Low, Gloucester , day. h.h.
schL Edward Wouton Young Providence ior Port kwoa
schr. susan 4 Jauo Johnson, Nrw-li.ycn.
schr Tfadef Pntston RooAand. line.
Sehr Dtis, Amcs, KookIand lane
Schr Caroliu- 4. Sniith Ham, Pfoyidonos.
SOFT Chase. Mills Pan River
BELOM-Ono ship snd ono DGIk, unknown.
MlND- Sunsct, hofh =. r..
Ihs 4. :. H,oo.O-~a Maon from a cruise ia search OF
ptNassofs. tss .. choted Ia tao Loves bsy--i wo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
Grcni Hrifniu.

I'm the House Of Commons MIR. Cunningham sug-
cested the opening of negotiations with Nhshioe-
ton for the suppression OF the slave-trade N the
Southern States.
Lord Pamerston pointed out the difficulties, ow-
ing to the war; of any such negotiations lie hOped,
If the Conederates gained their Independence, they
would make satisfactory arrangements.
The steamer Southerncr, recently launched al
sto, Tees bad been making trial trip.
Among the company on board was person who
represe nted himself d newspaper reporter, turned
out 10 be spy; and he made all AFFIDAVIT tending TO
sboy that tue steamer was intended Tor COnled-
crate cruiser. This affidavit was forwarded 10 MIN
istsr Adams and was by him submitted to Earl
Russell, who ordered her TO be searched. ms
search resulted in nothing 10 justify suspicion, aud
the steamer remained unselzed. The alleged spy,
however continued TO hover about West Hartford,
where the steamer was lying. IL is stated that tie
vessel is intended TO trade between Llverpooi ana
Charleston.
The Gfmss's editorial on the American situstion
eays that for the first time In the long MARIA
tion of Union victories has been substantially con-
6rmed. The game II Is true, 10 by no means played
out; but so far the expedition has been remarkably
successful and reflects unw0nted iuster on the
Union ARMS. With u comparatively small army
Gen. Grant has advanced toward Nicksburg by a
succession Of victories at point after another
This much is now established by the Confederates
themselves. II Grant cannot carry the long
beleaguered city and its appropriate defenses lie
nav pay for his opening successes BY disastrous
though not inglorious Close.
Tie American ship Kate Dyer, from Callao, ar
rived at Antwerp, was oveThauled by Confederate
privsteer ana oompelad 10 givo bonds for go, 100
II Is supposed that tue privsteer was the LapwiDg
which wss originally captured by the Florida.
Parliamentary proceedings are unimportant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
NOTHING Is PopID TO JUSTIFY A SEIZURE.
The English Press on Gen. Grants
Victorious Campaign.
The Depredations of the Rebel Fsivateers.
REPORTS OF LIBERAL REFORMS In FRANCE.

CAPE RACE FriSty, Jane 49, lS'N
Steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool, llth VIA
londonderry 18th, passed this poiat at noon '0'1"
and was bearded by the news yacht OF inc Assn
cia,ed Press The Bohemian bias "a oSoin pss'ei''
GERS Cor Quebec. She experienced a continuation O:
fine weather.
The steamship BOrussia, fron NeW-Iork, arrived
at Cowes on .he l2th!nst
The steamship City of Baltimore, from New-fOrk'
arrived out on the 9Th.
The steamship North American, from Quebec, ar
rived out on the lO'h.
The political European news is not Of.great I'M
portance.
TIE ship Kate Dyer he'd arrived at Antwerp on
the 2d inst She had been captured by pirates, and
released on bonds of 10000.
The new steamer Soutberner had been searched
by British officials, being suspected IS Rebel Pr
rate, but nothing found on board 10 warrant
her seizure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
Commercial Intelligence,

LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET.-Ihe sales Of Cot
con for four days 1Vo bales noodDg 900 bales 20
specusios and exporters The ro1rks opened with de
Ginning tendency. bat closed stoad-r.
Trade REPokT.-The Manchester market very dull.
LIVERPOOL bREAD.Tryys MAkKgT-1he Bfead.iuns mar
ket dull win slight decline OF al qualities. kcnsrd
Spence Co. and others report Flour htsyy aud quota
lions easier Wheat IL. sno daclsed Red Wsst.n a. q
Red Southern sjiagi6; White Wesofn, ssdIO 3; Whiie
Southern, 10 30llid Corn downward aud declined 3D.
NiIed, 20 JUSit.
LIvEKPooL PAOyIsIos MAkKET.-The Provision market 4.
quiet and steady Various circulars report Beef steady
Pork dull Bacon dull and declined 81. al. Lard II
LrEgKPeOL PHoDrCs MARKET Sugar quiet snd steady.
RosiI qnis, aud steady. Spirits Iurpentbe-no sails
yetroeun cuiet and steady
LosDoS hoSEY MAkEkT.-The market was heavy. Con-
sols declined the 10th but rather hrme nthe llth
The money market firm. Nothing done below b,
sept for best b CousOs closed on Thursday, at Tor
LoSDos, Thul.dsy.-Bresa.,ar doll. Sugar 6rp. COT
Zee quiet and steady Rice hrm. Talow dull GH rs Pc
tyo steady
AxgEcAs SrocKs-Ill!noi. Ceatsal Shares 32d3ly dis
count. Erie Railroad JSt0O0.
CALCUTTA. hsy z7tTeights quiet On seeds 10 London
BosBAY May 2I-Cotton tending upward. sbirtiDss and
Twist dull EIehanse2 fieishts lower
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, June I2-COTTorssles Of the week % 900
bales The market has been dull and prices I'd lower for
American ADD 4atd lower for other knos bpecustOs tool
GOo0 and espsfeIs 1850 bales The ssrs to-day friday
ssmsted GOO bses adDg 500 10 sPeeuistors aud OF
Horers the market closing quiet and unchanged Tho
tborzed quotations are:
Is Orl.su. .2.id Middlns MObie..... I'D
fsir Mobiles rad Middlrns do.......2l.d
DE stock In po; estimated a; sS3 900 bales Of which a.
bksAD.TuYys have downward tendsncy Cs,n is dull q.
~ dSols for mixed
fkoylsoss are hst
The PEoDvcE market 10 quiet but steady.
LosDos, June l2-Cousols are quoted At 9li.
nt ooD D10h In The Bank Of England h" increased
Illinois Central shares 7a3l d.oount; Erie, $780, New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
Furn AySUIL Consrscrnrsr OF THE G,RDi-

Firm ASSUlL CosAEscrsrsr Oh THE G.RDi.
ssK Is.rIrurA-The futh Annual Commencement Of the
G.rdiasr Institute va, held Thursday evening Il Cal
y,ry Baptist Church IN Twenty third street The Rev A.
ID Gillette pesie.d. Tho exercises commenced Nth
.iusus by the scholars under the direction Of PoL Lssa
followed by Rev Mr. BsteT In prayer The report Of Tho
Committee on Composton OF the middle class. with Ito
pfI. competition read. The Committee awarded the
ss,t houof 10 Mis-. hithed for her e,,sy Arc ~e al
het.r sp-ci. mention mado Of Mia oros'beecA zoo
hsf composition on Gold" and also Of Miss DOushcy. fos
her competition entitled. "Opr daily path" In tho senior
e... tie Prize was awarded to Miss jennie BloIham. for
or competition on Woman and hri influence" The com
position. q Mi Mo,hs and Mss Lo~err- highly
len Of by tho COMMITTEES. lie Psumanshp Mic. Nellie ssn
d.rson the highest prr. la French th" Pr<s
won by Mi.s Coddug,on. 10 Mahrmiiies tho prize WAS
Ms s.ndeTson. The pupil. addressed by
Prof Gardiner Principal Of the nsnu,e and BY the
Rev Dr. Gillette The Of tho sIsfe,cs made up Of
singing aud reading Of r.pors The foosirs young ladies
portion Of those that received pfiies 10 the Senior
dspsflsnt tho following received Gold Medals; Miss Cod
dins,op being bee, ia Funeh hs S.nd.on. for Peam.n
ship srd for Mathematics. Mis-. Jennie BloIhsm fyr Conf
.ou In Made psrment; Mise Whitshod for Compost
ton la tho graduating elias. Diplomas awarded to tho
following yoans ladies. Mss Wright, Mss BloIhsm. Mia.
Sant.pon, Misc Van Buren,. Misc Hasesd Mi,s Smith. Me.
P..i. MIS- vels. Mss Darcy. and Mis-. Waterbury After
the d.,nbuoo Of premiums tho eo.ns hymn 30 thou, Oh
GeIi sIssi was sung by nearly ell present aud bcnc-
dicion pronounced by the Rev. Dr. Gillette Tho ereei.e
OF Institute will DO resumed the 18th OF September
mani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

- ST. JOINS N r., Thursday, juno 10, 1863
The steamship Jura, from Quebec, for Liverpool
passed Cape Race on Tuesday night. and Iate com,
msrcial and news dispatches were pat on board.
Tie steamship St. Andrew, from GlssQow. psssed
Cape Race on Wednesday morning.
The steamship Teutopia, from Southampton the
eth instant, also passed Cape Race At midnight
Wednesday. Her dates were anticipated by Ins
Scotia II kew-YOrk.
All the above were boarded by the news yacht OF
the New-YoIk Associated Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

SIXTEENTH WARD RKPUBLIcAS AssociArIos.-
specs. meeting q tho Sixteenth Ward Republican A''o
citation w.. ca-d or evening" at their Hesdlu"F 'oi
tho purpose o. dus vacancy In tho Republican Oeata
COMMITTED. In place Of Dr. Jane. W. Rsnney who had 10
moved from ihs Ward Amer come di'eu'soa' It vas 10
postpone the meeus to tic 'h Inst 90 that 'hefo
would 30 .uihclcnt notice gwen to tie msnbe" Of the
meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
From sam Prancisco,

sAs FhAscisco. Thursday. JuDe 10, 1863
The Uhion Convention today nominated j. N.
Machin for LieuteDant-C ioveruor, and Tom Shannon
end W. Bigby for Congress.
Ahe Union Democrats Of Washington Territory
nave Nominated George K. Cole as Delegate ~
Congress Tue vote OF the territory will not ex.
eeeo o'o"o. There are 30 many local and personal
nA'o,ss, w0fk that 1t Is doubtful whether the
Democratic or Union candidate will be elected.
The Ban Francisco markets are dull. Bu,juess in
cor:iued to the iobbing Trade. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

THoITISo OK TnE FAsHIoS CouRsE l.. I-Y,--
terlay. ot lot tho Association puT.o VI eI23 tho
second horse on tho above track. The condition
mile heats best three IN h's wsson. There
sr horse. entered yiE d. Pdi.,s b. Rate.nake George
IOptihss g. H. Honest Peter. ". Moodu br ia, d.
Islmsna H. Hiram Woodruff. Osborne uaf. aud H. Tut
trs blk Dido. Tho two dld not start for Ia,
wbcb won by harsuaAs IA three straight heat.
honest f.tef winbipg the second pfiel ib 2JJ 2I1i
Tho shove contrs Afforded capital lace aiOdn. sou.fa
.atisiact.on 10 all pafuc. pfesent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
PoInnd.

telegram from Vienna says; Austria has not
ooncurred i'll the proposition of France and England
TO Russia.
Another dispatch ASSERTS that Austria has approved
the prop0s tons Of the other Powers.
There had been stolen from the Bank at Warsaw
three and a half millions Of roubles, being chiefly
obligations Of the Polish Land Owners Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

BROKr ms NECK WHILE DRUsK.-Owen Gus
'dj, Sgd 10 ,naf. aud living No. 100 Ease Ih yhf.t
street, whr drunk sdsy usht. tell
steps o Ma $40 second asonur his mex aud
p'd sh"' alter toio"e NsunanD brd on lhgap't H.,
body Nc,icid,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
France.

1t was reported that the Emperor seriously con-
tsmplated introducing before the long certain
forms particularly in respect to tue liberty of the
press, the liberty Of speech, aud Ministerial revpon-
Ebiliiies.
The Bourse was heavy. ReDtes 69fr. 2Oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

ANorHER FULToN FERRr-BoAr.-A frst-class
f.rvbo.t intended fr service the Fulton Fsry ~.'
launched on oiBesi.y afternoon fom the yard OF "-oo
Be-. Ofeenpoinl Two Others viii also b. ready sAIy In
Jolly. They are gol ye, usmsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Arorr DyPAErisG.-Wm. j. Pea.e, esq., has
.od III. ssIaat No 20 s,uih Third street boo.
,, h b. ,of -uOi AID intends shortly TO occupy his new
f..d.uc. In SeW.I0r.. fscsLty pufohss"d for 49, no
A. .1.n.y.y knowu the oTmsf proprietor u foase
Il..fh,uud ou.h al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

LarycH OF A B,RK.-An 500 rnn bark, called th
Rsb.c b. ssnch-G at noon today from tie JHd oil
= MlLlal.s. UIcsnlollt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

CHATHAM or THr TwESTf-THiRD krGisENr.-
The Es, Z J. II Myers la. recently been sppoatso Gasp
.in Of the I'D Regiment lie will JON the f.snsn In lev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Gosr-Twelye OF the most skillful artisans IN
Nct.auds safe msrlaetory. Dubh.m place. have eLs'a
90 ~. Ihcy marched yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

MURDER TRiAL-Mary Ann Mclaughlin was
NJ, ed On ma Ia the King. County Court OF oyer iod Ter
,, .,.fas, on tie charge Of sung her notb. zee a
.a.llin the vile Of Thomas Mclaughlin Tie i'iniy
rulie he urp,r hJar = house IA PARK aE.nue heD
r,af sr,-, On the 18Th o. February ss. Mrs NeLau--
liza VA. ufd Head room, her aee anf boiy eo''i't
with mtn, bruises and deep sashes Ne uH'DAnd N .
De gu iu the her mothri and ia c,u'eqien'"
Of hrf ,ab.ellon; action. ami eou:radic 1'y IS
rlroa f- utun her aud arrested lhe iatA.i Vs.
arrested sccs.,oy bot discharged by mo uf-Hd July
Tue TIA Ia possss, aud VIII gfeDaDy DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

KtYGs CoUSrY CIRcUIr CoURr CALENDAR
5atgfday June T0Nos ~ q a. 20, o. 10 9'i 81 o. %
Z 81 -. o., %, a. D. 70, H. -.