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D. 8. cmcrrT counr- 49, 49, 1-r,,n,o,a
cs1no7fa e. ge.1nai dG,gj ', po,ton n,.mt,s.d
9 sa9 zane ssme ss InMtsnaeq; ,Ia,a Dismissed.
s6i. Brown vs. Brown ct ii. Dismissed.
si0 Wooiward ~ ~ TSc 1Iifnnis csntr.rB On
s,prp,oo fo,,.r-- z,.,,.. 1rz,.ox ~ r., o..
terw. -''' ~''A4-3's'''' ''''''''o' ''-71" e''a''
eq; sppSn. Pssi5So; IS Fs,cb n.,.pt and
ea9e @ 70 master %
E1ao EMooIs r 9a.y "a fs1"h.s ~: cv371'i2m snta 1aW.
liza ma1ter Es Maskas Jndsmspt for plaintiff
ID snt IA n;ena anstainsd snd i",M - sa5 10 20
has seaye to remit. AL" ''e1snteo' @"o p'a1nslo
4bs Same Va same Sara nroreea,nps
fS9' 1ar.a ct al. Va HnfItnsR -. II i}rmn,,e, IN
Cd "a ath XIII ffh nh nIa.. avsrs,o5 ~ a.5 IL, ~
II cmGur4 nss re coGnTpA:r1 aG 5eplA ,1an, conmo
Ldv. '0'' "'''''"''' ~ eo''"''''
.Es. Burgess ct ii " Puiisifcz, Jn1y not being
IS sa. Tntie Tt VI si5 Ps,Ksr J5Semep. fo, d.,.na.n.
99I. Ttorp " Bower. Continued.
100. LeAoyne W Foster. DISMISSED.
dics for defendant. '4't' AD0'Ae'D' vet
.risl, "''''' 70 ~'''' 71oA''>'''. ~ ~'uf' '0r
g42 ReehipRton IA Cftase ct a} Conffnue1
bG5 Hulit Vi Darue1l Verdict for dsfenIant.
mn1ee7H,
be4 Bui,e,man "a Bnf.ernan. I'm trf,l foi-
yonce.] w ~NA4'-' W.
E45. Hacan ys Connolly. Decree entered
-
- Pensfon and Bounty Hanks.
VIZ, asl, ~ ". C1,c,ro Tn-..r-, 49, r.
We series ia comnlete. and tbe firm ara .rrn.
rnfa rc1fnr1nIn1 T., sv.r1 r..a.n+ - - tn.t~ss
lions rom the Pension 0ftce. All the forms ner-
taInfnr to an nnDjicatfnr nra nrinted nnoG pna
eheet embracing I'm neris ,stfo1 ~ -. AnnIi.snt
the A{.isy1fa ~ Witnassaa ths rs,tiaea+eI ~ 49,
Hacistrata, Pnwer of AItoTne1 f1erIss rsr1,1eats @
~ Ec 1rith smnIa hisnt s1acss 1~ S'' 11s"'''
Applicatjon for TransErr ~ Fension-
Arniieatinn for p1;1s Mnnax " 'a1'"a'
Annifratinn ~ Wiin1T ~ Wot,a~ S,r p.,,,s,+ os
pension' ~ 'N0" - 1eo'1tsA 4'A - 0en' u
AnnjIcattnn of Invalid p.na1cpa, II, pavmant ~
penpinn N A1N ~-etSAsA t'A y A1SA' ~
Cl.inn or Haf,. hor A,ra.1
, 1864-05-13

- CUEBuMPTf0N-TheV1 Wa GTA6L1 PTZNoxayv
AaLe1a y the most highly s2psoved Gtdlain1 aT.,
3.+ ZEE hs.ink 9aa an unprecedented sails Of seaft5
icleas. most eminent ctzens ths Pfsss
n u. mst oy ~ xho NOV i. For Certificates, Wiz
can % gwen 70 almost any eIte1t leo 4fsnnsr1 =
zach bottle: rhs p5opretofs VIA caesrfpu! PsfnnS
the money II lot entirely t4tsfActosY. PrTE
and Il; she lhrfs hotties much the cteass.+s so1s
ssr95ql and IT ~ genui1e, which Is rro7sred nj
SysfoE e III = III. - IGU Wholesale DEnVRim
Qe16M33L3 n HAAIM 4tSH AN y S3s& E4.I
, 1864-05-13

CATHOLIC onrHAzs FAm.-Thc Catholic Orphans
Falr, held recently at Bryan Hail. under the auapt-
ees Of the Conferences Of the St. Vincent dc Paul
Society Of the South Division, was gratifying
success. We append the receipts from tho several
uha
, 1864-05-13
XY Ihtcaxo Afanue, {rQm 70 fF. II. mYIaxA "

WANTED@AK Kood buslAeee Horss. Apply = IA
w Chicago A1enuo, from to sP. II. MyEes5A4V
"ANTED-A good Brass Monfdar. 4cod ~
Bah &C. 2 Rsilros4 8uppty Stofo. Il and u bsN-
born street, Chicago myEsSS7tW
w mseter1 Densztment. 1t 81. Lsuh, O. Lsboro9A
Wages xs5 per month and ratlons. Afss, l,so4 Tess
EeFt NAEt1 rs per month md r4t3onk. FraU tr110.
port1tton huEnsshed t. piats Of deK1zsusn .ad n
tnrnrd 70 g. louis, No. For turthsE t.tsrnadoa b.
nulYe 1t tho Government Once l32< S1rih Wsa1
itreet Chicago, Ill JAME3 ". CLARK.
ny+e18i-sm GoyafzAeRk Agent
VANTEb-los Cazpeaters aa4 .Isasess, aaa .
W MAchmiats, 70 wofS In tho NAvy Yptd at MoaEa
City Pay ot ntrs aud Jolnets. two dollars .11
my cents ~ Ana Aacatnfsss tArs. dollars tasAs,
per day Apply At D. 8. NzvAl Rendezvous. corner
North Clark md North Water sHeses. ItHN b.
HARTY. AttE VOL Lieut. Q. 8. Hsvy. CeM'E RsaaL
AttH - :. -
, 1864-05-13

ADEsZayxD Pnono11oS.- Col. Oscar Malmbot3,
5osh Illinois volunteers, is we'll known to on. clti-
xens az oxc OF the n1ot. gallant oHeers!n the rfli
tsry Division Of the M,nst.s!ppt. They familiar
With tho fact tlat his mrrite fully appreciated
and they will be prersred 10 hear Of his promo.
ton. He has la;r.. been detached from his resi-
ment and absir uc<i 10 duty on the stat OF Major
General Frank B sir. chief Engineer officer Of
ed by Major General Mc1hcFeon. In tie new po.
etion he will win golden opinions. and contribute
A1gcly to the succets OF The operations Of the II.
Montgomery.
, 1864-05-13

.Pnalsa's Is Night Blooming Ccrous." :"

:Phalan's Night Nsou11ns Ccreus"
FhA1ou's Night Blooming Cersn1.'
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus."
PhAlon'a Night Blooming Ceteus."
Fhalon's Night Blooming Cereus,"
Pt11onA Night blooming Cereus.
Ftalon'a Might blooming Csreus."
, 1864-05-13

Bloomington Rursery.-1n00 Usage
Hedge. prime, a1 $1,000 PER thousand. swoet 70
tatoes $3.50 per Thousand. Five ,housand, $500.
Also Peach, Plum, Grape, Roses, &C., &C. Send
stamp for catalogue. Address your orders to +. (.
, 1864-05-13

- House and Sign Painting, CalciminR.
Glazing and Gra1ning. Paper Haugngs and VIII
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
Yorx pr,ces. T. E. R1aBy, 81 Randolph street
Boz 6583. By1-el191m
, 1864-05-13

ConrAHYoSsEr.-Ias!S Sunday afternoon very
sugrestiyc Ecene occurred on North CLARK street,
one which has probably been often Witnessed BE-
fore, get is Lot the less worthy Of note for the
strange associstiouE recalled Along the middle
OF the kEeet furern1 train passing the monrn-
ers following thtls friend 10 hls Last home On the
eldewaik. marching almost abreast with the fnue-
r cortege tor The distance Of ttree OF four blocks
was wedding pzrty. numcrously composed Hcre
were brought into Gloss con ra=t 1hs two extremes
OF Joy npd e0usR. the central object Of ono partJ
had iust laid down hi: life, the others were com.
mencing It's enjoy1aents cares and responsibilities
Few are there who In the hal.ht OF ma1r1age fcs-
dyity recognize the proximity of the grim visased
1nonftcf, the hing OF. tesrors; aud yer we should
not need there scenes reminders that In the
midst Of life we ate in death"
, 1864-05-13

Gax Rl1tures.-A large assortment embrac-
inr the latest and riches, pattcrne, at low prices
Fitting promptly attended to. j. W1EGRAv4, il
g. Co., 81 Randolph strce Ap3*d45L1m
, 1864-05-13

"ANTED-A situation In whole1ale or rotaa
store Where 4 thorough knowledgs Of Msrs4a.
tile business could be acquired Advertiser cAa s0s
- sssssAnt sook.xeeper or clerk. and viii x1ve his
time for p ederata compena alton. A5dros1 x T."
TribEu nffce
, 1864-05-13

.<u 70 1n. bEsr-Jo 70 B1JAnt u strazto1'A
Chicago Commercial College, e get thorough
prscttcA4 boatnese eduoatun. For ctrcu!Art ID
dreas laselostng stanpe} Bryant 4 stzatsaa. Obi
oagp, Uiuota,
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15
Luok down upon us especially as slave

Look down upon us especially as slave
b 'lding Contederacy. AS Thou hast be-
toStd the blessing given in perpetuity
to the pusterity Of Shem and Japhet, do
Tn1u Ill blessing, bless US, and make
savery blessing to ourselves, to our
slaves and to the world at large. Let the
blessing of Abraham, the father of the
faithful, and the friend of God, rest upon
US and upon our servants. Pour ont, as
Thou hast graciously promised to do in
these latter days, the Holy Spirit upon
our sons and our daughters, and upon
our servants and our hand-maidens, that
they may call upon the Lord. Preserve
our slaves from the fanatical machina-
tions of our enemies, who would delude
and destroy them, and under the promise
of liberty, reduce them to poverty, bar
barism and exile from the Christian
homes and happiness of their fathers
lmbue their minds with confidence in
their master, and with spirit of cheer
full and loving obedience. May they re-
main loyal and true, Notwithstanding all
the temptations with which they are as.
sailed secure to them their present reli-
gious advantages, and dispose our hearts
to be more faithful to their souls, and to
render unto them things just and equal.
May the issue of this war signally
prove that this battle is the Lords, and
that Thou hast made Thy Word victori-
GUS. May atheistic blasphemy and blind
fanaticism be openly rebuked, and the
truth, purity and power of Thy Word,
and the wisdom, equity and mercy of
Thy providential dealings toward this
people be gloriously established in the
sight of our enemies, and before all ma
tions through all generations; and may
glory rest ON our land until it shall be
made praise in all the earth. Hear, o
Lord, in 'eaven. Thy dwelling-p place,
these our humble petitions, with which
we would plead and wrestle with Thee.
Answer them in mercy for Christs sake,
and abundantly bless. Grant the desires
of our hearts, in accordance with Thy
Word, and then will We bless and magni-
fly Thy great and glorious name, Father,
Son and Holy Ghost. Amen and amen.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15
What is Gold Lace =?

Gold lace is not gold lace. 1t does
not deserve the title, for the gold is ap-
piled as a surface to silver. 1t is not
even silver lace, for the silver is applied
to foundation of silk. The silken
threads for making this material are
wound round with gold wire so thickly
as to conceal the silk; and the making
of this gold wire is one of the most sim
gular mechanical operations imaginable.
In the first place, the refner prepares q
solid rod OF silver about an inch In
thickness he heats this rod, applies on
the surface of a sheet of gold Leaf, bur-
nishes this down, applies another coating
Furnishes this down, and 80 on, until the
gold is about one hundredth part the
thickness of the silver. Then the rod is
subjected to a train of processes which
brings it down to the state of fine wire |;
it is passed through holes in teel
plate, lessening step by step in diameter.
The gold never deserts the silver, but
adheres firmly to it, and shares all the
mutations /; it is one hundredth part the
thickness Of the silver at the beginning,
and maintains the same ratio to the end.
AS to the thickness the gold coated rod
of silver can be brought, the limit de-
pends on the delicacy of human skill /;
but the most remarkable example ever
known was brought forward by DR.. VOL
laston. This was an example OF solid gold
wire without any silver. He procured a
small rod of silver, bored hole through
it from end to end, and inserted in this
hole the smallest gold wire he could pro-
duce he subjected this silver to the
wire drawing process, until he had
brought it to the finest attainable state
being, in fact, silver wire as fine rs a
hair, with gold wire in its centre. To
isolate this gold wire he subjected it to
warm nitrous acid, by which the silver
was dissolved, leaving gold wire one
thirty thousandth of aninch in thickness
perhaps the thinest round wire that
hand of man has yet produced. But the
wire though beyond all comparison finer
than any employed in manufactures, does
not approach in thinness the film OF gold
on the surface of silver in gold lace. 1t
has been calculated that the gold on the
very finest silver wire for gold lace is not
one third of one millionth of an inch in
thickness that is, not above one tenth
the thickness IF an ordinary gold leaf
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15
$40 a Day to Agents.

d 10 Maps for 1.-The United states
and Canada, from surveys to ls64, mounted and
vanished, with rollers, o teet large, colored, III
1900 counties, showing 3OO,OOO towns, villages,
post-ofices and railroad stations The whole TN
graved on steel at cost Of $lOGOOO and two
years dme-au for 81, or in sheets ut 80 cents
SO day to man or wopian. Pr1nted lnstruc-
lions how to canvass well sent to agents. SEND
for 9 sample copy before ordering largely. Mo-
ney returned II not satisfactory. Iloyd's Map OF
the Mississippi River, giving every mans planta-
ton and name Lloyd'S Map Of the fifteen south
ern States also, State Maps Of Virginia, Ken
tucky and Tennessee, and Lloyd's Great Map OF
Georgia, engraved for the War Department,
showing every hull, and used by General Grant
and Sherman same size and price Also, Lloyds
Telegraph, Express and Railroad Map is now
ready tive feet large. Price $l.50 mounted, Or
sheet edition 50 cents. Any one calling the at
tention OF either male or female TO this, who Will
act as agent, will receive fui get Oh our Maps
gratis, by writing to US Also wanted, Whole
sale Agents with few hundred dollars capital, to
90 to Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Boston,
Canada, and N every State, to open an ofice ana
act as wholesale agents. Can make money fast
]. T. LLOYD, American Map Publisher, No. 1S
Courtlandt street. New York. and No. Strand,
London, England. Any person going to Califor-
mia with U. y. Map couid readily get % copy.
EVIDENCE OF THE CORRECTNESS OF LLoYD's
MAps-Lloyd's new Map Of the United States,
mounted on Rollers, and var lshed, IS the best
Map OF ou country ever published Ior 10 low n
price as 81. 1t ought to be hung up by every hre-
side to illustrate daily progress aud incidents
Of the War for the Union.
Horace Greeley.
LLoYD'S FARMERS, TELEGRAPH, EX-
PRESS and RAILROAD MAP will be Of great SER
vice to us, aud we have subscribed FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS to show our several Express
Lines. We deem it very useful Map, ana
recommend II to business men.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
BY W. b. DINSMORE, President.
We think highly Of LLOYD'S FARMERS,
TELEGRAPH, EXPRESS aud RAILROAD MAP.
We have subscribed $500 FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS to show our Telegraph Lines. g4
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO.,
Per G. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
Ut. Lloyd, Esq, Sir Send me sample copies
of your Map OF the Mississippi hiyer, and Your
price per hundred copies. hear-Admiral Chss.
ID. DAVIS, commanding the Mississippi Squadron,
is authorized to purchase supply OF them for
nse OF his souedron. GlDkON WELLS,
100 Secretary Navy.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-10-15

We think highly Of LLOYDS FARMER!
TELEGRAPH, EXPRESS aud RAILROAD MA
We have subscribed ($500) FIVE HUNDRl
DOLLARS to show our Telegraph Lines.
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO.,
Per &. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
The 2nsliun War.

ST. LOUIS, August r.
Ad,'crs from the West state that seven men OF
the yca'h Iowa C,.g 'gy, a.. route for salina TO
For. Ellsworth with do-patohos, wefc attacked b!
upward. Of two hundred Indians. AID four Of them
killed.
Large bodies If indians are reported between
smoky Hill and Salina Riyvrs aud all tn. valleys
west Of Kansas arc swarnine with them.
About five settler fsmilie. are ,ncameel Thirty
miles North Of Fort ki"t.
Tie sayaecs are said 81 hay, captured over three
thousand horses and mrl,-, besides largo amount
Of cattle, daring the pat six weeks.
The population Of tho various Tribes banded 20
- her fox var is about eighteen thousand, -four
thousand OF whom are warriors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
News from I1empais.

CAIRO n Aug. % 1884.
Ady;ccs nom Memphis say that Con. NesAblTae
Ga, ,sucj an order permitting cotton now 81 Meui-
oh, IN Dee shipped North also establishing supply
storo, IN tho District of Tennessee and stating the
amount OF supplies which may DO imported to such
plsccs Memphis is limited 10 ten millions Of dol"
tars surih of supplies per month Padncah I" one
kundrsd thousand, and Columbus To thirty thou
sana The supplies arc TO be sold oni/ ~ loyal
merchants 20 loyal persons residing in the limits Of
tae district.
The order also provides that no coDrabend ofVao
nor liquors drugs, medicines, salt, cotton cards or
sray clo,i, shall be imported except with the APP
provo! Il the Commanding General.
Merchants in Memphis having cotton cards and
gray cloths are ordered Immediately 10 ship theia
50 some ioyal State.
Genera Washburne compliments his officers and
psn, and Tie Memphis Militia for their promps and
soldicry conduct in the defense Of tie city against
che Rebel forces under General Forrest
TIE best estimates place our loss in the recent
tai on Memphis at 10 killed, 30 wounded, and rio
paissiug The latter including 80 citizens.
TIE raiders are said 70 have captured 20 yrs-
oners.
Tho Rebel loss OF fernando, on Sunday night
~ss % Killed, 100 wounded, and 30 missing.
The Government transport j. c. Miller was cap
Cured. luadered and burned, on the 10th inst, Oh
the Arkansas river between Pine Bluff end Little
Rock, by gueuillas. All the persons on board, in
gliding thirty soldiers, were taken prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
Treusendous Storm in the West.


We had . Tremendous storm here yesterday. Inc
rain fel IN perfect torrents, accompanied by heaV!
thunder and Vivid lightning. The storm was very
severe in its off cts.
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati uain, when loi'
hero Al, four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was blown
from the track when within thirteen miles OF Law
rencoburg. ana the cars were tumbled down an Gun
bankment Of twelve feet.
None Of The details OF tho disaster are known pu'
i Is reported that from twenty to thn'y Per'on'
wore wounded None are reported Killed.
The train contained number of Delegates IN
route 70 the Chicago Convention, bat ~ S Sr'''u
that mono vi them were injured.
Coz. yBUs. Olio. August &c i'GA.
The storm ragged here with great fury. Trees
were uproocd, aad the streets OF tho city Hooded
With water.
LOCsynIE. Ky, August 70 loo'.
A heavy storm Of wind sud rain has preVaiea
here al day. Startling peas Of thunder and most
vivid lightning were its Accomplishments
Tho stceple Of Rev. DR.. Danberth's Church was
injured, and several other buildings damaged
4 larger qllntityof water has fallen than vas
ever known before to fal in a single day.
The train from Nashville was delayed on hour
and a Lalf, coming part Of the way through win
water up b tho car axles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
DIED.
DtJSF-Ir Wa.ki,y&e,

q
DUFF-ir Wa.hinstou the morning o. the ~ ~, ~
win H. Don " ;. signal Corps son VI the 1to SO' '
Dug. in the 2th year OF his age. -.
The fansrai vii take place fro the residence OF ms not
No 20 We, t4th street, Monday, st O'Clock y ~
relatives aid friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend.
G0DFREY-A. sara'osa SPRING. on saturday. Ana zNo'
fdward Godhey Of The 6rm Of Edward Godfrty 3Sou$
Ia the both ye@ Of his ay-.
Tho r eud. Of le family invited seDd the NnerA
on Tuesday asnoon at O'Clock, from St. Marks Cbprst.
corner OF 9Th sai South 5,hsre.ts WiLamsDurgh.
GRlDLEY-At Woodbridge. New jersey August ia. HsrAd
g.. youngest chpd OF Edwsrd and Nay L. Gridsy. aged
months and 10 day.
rlrr rensin. ~il be tasen 40 Greenwood.
LANsING-In New Britsis Conn. on Sabbath Aug 2ss a
Gynery George Leusins. only child Of hef oeo htsss
and Liz. ~ +. Taylor AID years m'n'e ana . Jays
NORSwORTHY-At the nOwelton House, NewbuIsh -
ty 26h inst Fanny ~ daughter OF sanusi ana rianSss
NoTsworiby decreased. Of tan chy. Alb 49,.
The relatives and friends Of the vsmy are specuuy
10 uttsnd her funeral tue thuTeh o. ihe
II 5bavenae and lola street ON Tuesday SOTO n'I' =
~ OclDc<, a.
POSFsaddenly August 24h, in Fhilaieptia Of nhsiIms
to VI tie br.p Sylvester %. P,st, General Agent o. ~
National Union LIE and LIMB lnAurzees company OF ms
city.
" Western add Southern pepera please otpy.
QuSLAs-On Saiurdsy Aug 2Tth, sAer long end panfai
illness, Nagaret Carlisle, wife OF ND. Jea. Qnrsn.
The relatives friends he lniy respectfully nvto
attend tho func al without nr,hei notre, from ser ate
residence. lao Oxford street betweeH ultol hnd Ataiuo
avenues hroOklyn, Tuesday, Ang ~ nj o O'CLOCK hes
remains viii be taken to Greenwood for sntsi'nen~
THONPscN-On Saturday, Aug 9Th Ehlabeih IhonPscss
In the Both y.8r Of her
Tho friends Of tho family and those Of her John p O.
Thou repeatedly Invited to attend M funeral nom
her residence 80 last iHh-str>et ON Nuesdsy Aug
.0ih. 1t 2 D. n, without luther invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
Arrival Of the North Star.

The steamship Moth star, from Aspnwall, 18TH,
arrived this noon with three hundred end thirty
Thousand in treasure. Among Che passengers are
er.1;ov. BigleT, Of Cal. and A. B. Boyd esq, OF
Panama.
Steamship Sacramento, from New York VIA
Sira,ts Of Magellan. arrived at Panama 10th.
Peruvian steamer Chalnoa hos arrived with Calao
dates There has been change IN the Peruvian
Ministry, hut no revolution, as reported.
Vessels NJ Chinchs Islands are now Obliged I"
load their own cargcos, as laborcrs and prisoners
formerly employed hayo been sent away b. the
Spaniards. g., ,a,,;ro,
to procure fresh provisions on the coast.
|, is rerortod that tho steamer Uncle Sam has
beca .0ld 10 Peru.
DIR. Wheeler surgton OF the steamer North Star
died ct Aspinssli tho 10Th
u Steamer SpzinBw called for Csao 10Th.
An attempted resclu,lIa IN ECUADOR had been
suppressed.
order ........sIs.,o 90 Jsnnins. Brewaersfro ~
Is.. " ..r 800 IA 90 "a Duncan sLeTinanA Coj1Np :"
D.Wi; hnt.i. 60 1890 ~ a. fch Pro...... 80 70
" els f~rro 20 e) o. }. u. Newton Go. 2t"o ~
4 }' ssps Eco c. 90 7 7a%a % Us " q
ysop AsrISv.rr
= l'y.;.. sisco 20 =, = 49,, T. I;'',.s A'rh 70
, NIIt ''''''"o,'..' F" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
GaxBx FROM NEW ORLEANS.
E4ch~h:~ fsecOnueisssrco os
moS.t, sssy- OccupH.son of Browns7i!ie
b. ..Is ssbsIs.

b. i.ie gsbgss.
CAIRO. n. AUGUST o..
Tn, stsrrers Continental and Lcviathan from
ev - osns on the 20th instant, have arrived here
Their news is interesting.
Co. Dwight, Commissioned Exchange coI1ecis
Che statements published in the newspapers con-
.erniu, inc exchange OF prisoners at Tyler, Texas
HE s.rs That no right has been waived temporarily
PIP .usuoutly in the exchange, which is man for
Aen .yiae all matters in dispute where they stood
befor'.
n. steamer Fang Shuoy would leave Ncw-Oreans
gor y York on the DIST and the steamer fazoo
Oh II 18Th.
A communication dated Blockading squadron,
Mol, by, August iCth,' says:
"I., naval reconnaissance toward Mobile on TO
t5th r.nl formidable, hut not insuImourt table OBJ
etr.c irus. Besides batteries, rams, art s1'A Il
yps-o'e .hcrc is q strong cGscmatod fort mounting
ZEN ...Ls. In an the spaces between the batteries
apd sr.kcn vessels, and on both shores. piles are
drve, tho tops Of which ayo sawed oil JUS. re'rW
She surface of the water and have heavy iron bolts
In th.n, sharpened at the upper end so rs 10 tear
of ihr bottom Of boat passing over them.
" 1i.r were seen working on two ral-oohlng
eou,.'vsuces. The wharycs were crowded With
etel uuOHs, and among them were four Algiish
tuii traits, probably Observation-Disclosures I"es .!et,s
Df IT, f.itY were coNllCJcig ttttitcA. A.i' ~
are completely cut OF from their rear woISs. Inc
beata Of the army and navy is good. Inc meet "a
stili pounding away at Fort Morgan with consider
able ,'ioct No casualties arc reported on our
aide.
Ir..uation from the Rio Grandc says that the
Bel General Ford occupied Brownsville, Texas
swo lays after our troops evacuated the place, and
pror.sdcd 70 rent out the property OF Unionists,
b., te Mayor Of the city continued 70 exercise h'
yum cons, Ford has only small force, end Is evi'
aeo,l, prepared for rapid retreat, If necessary.
G.. toa was more active In the New.Orieans market
and o. ices lad advanced. The latest quotations were
aI<5aS 4s for Ordinary. 81 53ael 20 for Good UFci
hary, . ssaSl 81 fox Low MddiiBg, and ell D q
al 81 Gr Middlng. An offer Of . 81 was offered
and refused for the round list Of Middlng unmpro'ed
The picking season has fairly opened But few bales
che nsw crop have as yet arrived Yhe saleS Of tic
veei foot up 400 bales the receipts i,4bO and tie "a
fsort- I at The stock on hand is 6,5%' bales
Tie receipts of Tobacco at New Orleans for she wesf
yer - hhds., AID the exports, 30.
Proysioas and produce were very dull lie demand
bsio, oo,iued 20 the retail trade.
Good Superine Flour was selling at sllJ9 and ERts
0laea POI Dol.