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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYR!l
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye

D the Best Ia the Worldi The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
KnoUn
Thls splendid HAIR Dye is Psrsset-ehAnges Eed
Rssty sr Grey Hair. Instantly to Glessy Black
sr Hasural Brewn. witAous IAiurlng the Hair sr
staiaing the skin. ia&vinE the Hair sol 2ns
Besusifnl; imparts hsaA vitality, frequently re-
storing Its pristias csler, and rsctihss the Ill
snsets Of Bad Dyes. Ths Genuine Is signed WILL
LIAM A. BATCHKL0Rs all others are mere Inf
astIsas. and zheuIa he avoiasd. Sold by al
Druggists, ~. Fastory-sa Barclay street, n.
BATOngLoR's 6Ew TOILET oKKAM FOR
DRESSING THE HAIR iylodwiy
"a Let thoso Who hare doubted the virtuss
BrLLs cKpssx BsrTxks, II say such there be
read tbs following Certificate from guntlsmsn vel,
knswn ia this eomnunity, and doubt no naere.
It's general iHtrodaesion into the army will save
ths lives ofthousAnda ofcur soldiers;
LevDVitLz. KY. June ID, 1858.
We. the undsrsisnsd, haTs seen the good sHeets
produced by the ass Of Dr.. JoHx Bu.Ls oEDaox
BIrTsas In Of general debility and prestratioa
Of the system. and believe les general Hss woald
prsvsas disease ana relieve much sHfsring.-
Amsng eur soldiers particularly would this be the
sass, especially fhsss who are exposed ss mias-
mAtia inaHsnes in the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Csllecfor Int. Rsx. Sd Dis. Ky.
CHAs. b. COTTON.
coliessor Of The Port Of Loulsviils, Ny.
eel. II. DENT.
Provost harshaI Gsa'I Of Ksntaeky.
kRv. ID. r. HENDERSON,
Vice Prrs't Of Sanitary Com missien.
HAHNKY, HUGHES CO.,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p. DOERN,
Prop. Loaisvilse Anzsigex.
HUGHES a PARKHILL,
wAeissaie Dry Goods DsaisrH, lain Street.
Louisviiis, hy.
DAVIS, CREAM CO.,
whols.ais shos Dealer, a7AIs ST., LouisviIls.
HART d MAPoTHER,
Ifihogrsphsrn. Ger. MaFkst and Third sts..
Leuisviliy, ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, sor. ~ and Maxkes sts,
Lonisvfiie, ky.
sAFT. q. y. HILDkKTH,
ofSssarsr Major Amders0n.
MAI. ~. THUHT0N.
seaasssr u. .. Array.
o. n. TCALF,
mpnAl uesai, LosIsvills, Ky.
COL. IL BAYLKs,
fNKy. Cavalry,
GE0KcE p. PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal
ses a4VsFtlssmsEt In another esinmn.
fsbs ly Sold By FETER FIERLIEG,
Sole Agent, Evsnsnilia. Ina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
PROF. o. j. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

ThIs astonishing preparation
will, by Natures awn Process, Re-
ssore Gray Hair to the Original Ce1er.
VIII zaks II grow sa Bald Heads.
VIII restore the Natural sserstiezs.
waH rsmsvs At ones all Ttshiag.
WIN rszsve all DsndrHT gurgt
VIII care all Eruptiens-sysn Scala HEAD.
WIN make ths Hair snft and oiossy.
VIII preserve shs oOIar Of Hair to OLD Age.
VIII always Farssa It, and step il Falling.
And is sns Of ths h-st Toilet Articles for sAs
Hair new In sss.
Theusands OF Soldiers In the Arm,
Have testified ts the Abcvs, vhs bad bscsns gra
and lest sksir Hair By sickness, change Of climate
and inAstszsi sisRs while performing camp dzty.
As Restorative aza Srsssiag Il has No squal.
KELLER WHITE,
Wholesale and EaexH ssz n Ear EvmrsyfNe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
HAEDs THAT REBEL


against the rules Of tasts and beauty a their eel
or or In the loss Of all their eoler mar be changed
in few momsnts to
AMY BEAUTIFUL SHADE
BY single application Of
CNIsTADORo's HAIR DYE.
The rspidity OF iss operation. psrfset sasty. per-
1nsasnt hsAithfnl sfseti aad tbs sxcssdiag depth
and richness Of ths huss it impaTts, distinguish
this preparation fron ell ether Dyes In use In this
country or in Europe.
Cxistsdero's Hair preserwaaivs.
valuable sdIsnes to shs Dye. ia dressing and
pEoneting tbs growth and psrsast health OF the
hair. sad OF itself, when sssd alons--A safeguard
that protsets the hhres from decay under all cir
eumstansss and usdsr all sIimes. Manufactured
BY ]. CRIsTApoRo. No q Astor Hsuss, Ssw
York. Sold by all Druggista- Applied by al
Hair Drssssrs. ia24 fHs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

has become a hsusshoiA wer& sArsEghout ths
West aud South and hia vera LsSssgss, In less
than yeas after their introd astIsn, attAiasd 8
reputation widespread as the ssntinsnt Of
North America. But ths srowniHg glory Of kis
lie remains to be sttainsa In his latest discovery,
or rather combination; for he dsss not s.aim 10
have been the diseoxsrsr sf CEDR0N, wkssh is tbs
basis oi the bitters new offered to the psbtls,
That honor belongs TO ths native Inhabitants si
CsntraI America, ts whom its ytrtHss kays bsen
knewn for more than two hnadred years. Arms&
with IT, the In 1ien bids defiance 10 the Haos dad
~ malaria and handles withszt fssr the zest yea
omous serpeatH II is . bslgsf vita tksm that
while there Is breath lsfs In the body, the csdron
II potent ~ care, no matter What tks disease mAy
be-.
While DIR. Bull IL not prepared - indsrss shs
sxtrsyagant preiension, he Ia nsvsrthsisss salts
fed from . thorough sxaminatiea Of ths sviesnes
relative 70 its virtues that as . rsmsdy and pre-
ventatiys for all diseases arising fFsm exposure,
either TO the changes Of weather and climate. to
the niasmatie infueuCes, Il stands without ri
val, and Justly deserves the reputation 1t has 20
long eEjoyed in Central Anerisa and tbs West In
dies. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
Cedron Bitters

One trial and you will nsqer any sshsFs.
1t IL not necessary 10 publish long list Of dis
eases for which the CedreR Bifters are . specific.
In sll diseases Of the STOMACH, bow
ELS, LIVER Or KIDNEYS
In all affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH on BOwELst
In GOUT, RHE EUMATIsM AND NEU-
HALGIAg
And 10 FEVER AND AGUEa
II ls destined To aupsresae ali ether ramsdfsa n
net only cures thess diseases, but II PREvRKTs
them
A wine glass full Of the Bitters taken hour
bsfore each meal, will obvats the I'LL effects Of he
most unhealthy climate, and screen tk. person
taking il against disease under the m est trying
exposures.
Bold by Druggists and Grocers generally.
ns-nr. JOHN B0LLs Principal once, FifA
street, Louisviile, Ky.
Sold by PETER vfERBfNG,
febs Sole Agent, Evansville. Ind,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

And It's attendant train Of fsymptsms, It sets msrs
like sharm thas : mediclns. There Is nothiaE 4
In the range Of the Matsria Medies, that fer nae
msnt bear . comparison With II In this disease.
A full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found In the lith edition Of the o. 8. Dispsnsato-
Ty. pages 1887 and 1883.
A series Of experlmeH Is In whieh Dr.. Bell has
been for years engaged, has just bees brought te
successful terminal ioz, and he is new enabled te
offer TO the public com blnatisa cf cedrsn. with
other approved tontss, the whsis preserved in tks
beat quality OF copper-distillsd Bsarbon whisky,
which he II confident has no sqasl In the werid.
He might furnish volume Of certificates, bat
things at their true vAias. The sasst plan is for
every one TO test for himself the virtues Of ns~
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
DENTISTRY.
STEAMBOAT for SALE.

nN THE T9h OF JULY, 1854. 1 SHALL
~ sell at auction, at the wharf above the ways,
in Panueah. KY. ns-half interest in the Steam
boat ksskaskse, il being the interest Of Thos. G.
Cads, deceased.
TERMS One-tkird cash. balance On months
time. satisfactory security, negotiohle and psya-
hls in Bank. AMANDA cADE,
Administratrix Of 81. Cads, Deceased.
PadssAh, KY, Juns 81, 1884. juss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

MO MANS NAME Is MORE ULTIMATELY
~ connected with the history Of tbs MatsFia
MsdieA Of the United States, or more favorably
known ~ pionser in medical discovery. tksa
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisviils, KY. His
inimItabis preparation Of saraaParilla has lsng
stood at the head Of the varsus esmpsusds Of that
valuable drug. Hls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Take Care Of Year HemIth-Ana that
Of yeza eklidrsn, and ass othss ours for csnEhs
aud seids, Ae., except that standard remedy.
Ma6sms Portsr's ceagh B@issm- II is aeku0wl-
edged BY al whs havs given II trial being tbs
znoas reliable preparation ever ase1; IL fs partie
HlArly ADAPTED 20 lang and tAroat AEsesioAs In
shiiarsn. Try ems bsstlsi only ~ ssnts-ail
Drnxgisss cell q. jai4 7w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

sB- We netica that Mr.. Davidson has pat up
two larger sszss Of DIxoN's BLACKBERRY
CARMISATIyE. which he sells at 50 esnts and
sI-0o psr bostIs. This hs has done upon Hrgont
solicitation Of many persons who use II In their
famaliss as the safest and sursst remedy that can
Be sbtainsd fer Dyssntery sEd Diarrhoe. It will
b found chsapsr 10 get tbs largest sizc bat these
not acquainted with the virtues OF this popular
rszsay can and eat it's vaIas By trying twenty
hvs eens bottle. juzs 1~
Nstiee 90 Physicisns and the PnbIis.
ALLcoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.-TnrTxO-
xTAL---ssEsw Tsrk. Eov. -, 1859. T. Allssek 4
c.. Ne. 2s4 Canal s9resE-Gsntlsmez I lately
saisrsd severely from weakness in nay hask, oe-
sAsieHsd by sudasaly ever -sxsrting nysslE HAv-
Ing heard ysur plssssFs mueh reeommended for
sasss Of this kinds prosursd one, and the RESULT
was all that / eezld desire. A single plaster
cared me in q week.
y. BRIGGS,
"Prcprissor sf ths Brandrsth Hezss.
ksw Tork-a
Thers Is n0thiag eazAl, IN tss way Of Flasssx,
to the Psrsus PIsstsr Of Mr.. AiieSsk. In Assh-
ma, csugh, Kidasy AssssIens, and lsssl deep-
seated paiHs, sksy saers psrmsnent relief; sAa
for weak basks. pairs In the sids. STITCHES, and
spasmodis pains gsnsEaily, thar are unsurpassed
for the hsnsfts th4y impart. Pries - s@Hts sssh.
Pdnsipal om0s. - canAi Street, New York.
II. ERLs0A d CO., asd y. D. THOMPSON,
Eyaasv ala, Ina; szd hg an rsspsesAbis aealsrs
- neAssinss. nshss Boa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

pHYsIcrANy PRESCRIPTIONS Rrcrrvr
: s''A' -'''o''' HALIocK's Drug s.or..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11


Volunteers, AttentfemI--For the de-
raagsmsnts ef the system inesden vi to ths change
sfAist. woands, Eruptions, sad exposures which
sssry Volunteer Is liable TO. there are no rsms-
dies 20 safe, cenvsn isat and reliable 81 HOLLO-
WAYS PILLS AND orRTnENT. If the read.
sr Of tks notics cannot get box Of Pills or oint.
mest from the drug store Ia his plses. let him
write to ns. 80 hai4ss lane, enclosing the
amount, Aad | viii nail a hox free Of expense
MANY dealers will net kssp my msdisiuer on hand
because thsy sannet maks as much profit a. IN
ether psrssH's make. as ssnts, IS cents. aud 81.
20 vsr bex or pot jnIs
Case Of Dyspepsia OF sixtseny ears
standing cured BY ems bsx Of 7. n. sharp's esls-
brstsa Piiis Read the testimony -" Pkilaasl-
phia, FEB. sth. fse4. Mr.. john J. krsmsr-Dsas
sic: have bssn . sassrsr frem that msst horrid
disssss, Dyspepsia. fer sixtssa yssrs; bat sfsl
| usiag the enc ssx Of r. II sh2rP's Pills whlsh
purchased Of yeu ss@s tAres weeks age, feel al
II kaa entered late nsw llfs-ny general health
has improved. my appetite las insreases, and al
| ssxsshsr eel like . aan- take plsasnr- IN
roeonnssaisg them - the peblse as safs and re
| liable. Years trziy, o. r. FORBES, No. ~
cAestazt Street, PhiladelrhIa."
Priss 81 hex. Sold By druggists svsrywhs<s
JOHN J. KRoMER, Prinsipai Agsus.
| - 0hsssnzs Street. Phsaadslphis.
/ nAYlR, "a aE
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

sabstA Hamilton. whss from -; bssk As.s cAasA frsu
PniiAdelphs; sohr Ned. Poz ros 10 ~ QnArAnsns 81
bark Luisstaro Jorda.. Rsmedias CD sseemship
S.n2rs. Sooa.eed AAamoros; ship Aroela Bophsn. ksv
.ssw BED1esD. yaIy is-Ar ssAs. xsson, yan.s
oM M ao S LsSs Of ,hs Gssa s a. s
hs IN ss1os q ss asSsl steamer is
II " sGRYPoRr, July ls-slA sshr Charles II ROssrA
sss. soss i1 SeI r.s: Ssa
ship City RichUona Kelly Fortress Monre: bgs nlis
Smith Philadslphis; 18th Fanny bare 90; schrs Q
do tsnd old l6h Tor JAcksonyie) sennel Irving do
tsr,d md cid a:s 10th Tor sso9o so sn..a rv.. NJ,
adsiphia; iah. scsr Carver. ku%r do: steamer sss
woodau and c,iy q RclTSod xalIy New orltaus sch'
PHiLAnELPhIA, July o. Arr r. Mad nm a. Coombs
snsr Jssrs Bos'on dsa iiairy snf Po
Thom Newport: Diamond sst- Cary, York. cd
stam.hp 81 Mars latham New Orleans: Or ship Cobsrg
hsms rhonp on Trinidad; FrAntier L'ueneld. Boston
sampsan Dssno, Nyork sehrs W Phiiiips smith; SARAH
EEaoes Esy; ne . Far Mscv White sqns Asam.i
Horck Mediord; Perry R!ses Lynn: WESLEY, IIig
gins Plymouth; Austin Parsons, dn: Futile Rich Prov
l. II sIn H. smith and o + Hawey ara Prov.ience
Z Powers Mupcey, Hartford.
scnr is = Howard inrsna San sslvadorS -
LRwFs. Del July lyThe eastery I'D has defined the
following ncet at the Beaswater BaSs Ncola from Phi
laierhl Cork; Pathfinder do r Boston; brig Adria
AgragSs do for Queenstown: Wave. nan M
Allen Larrh, Ida l. Howard, Ocean Waves q Stckney.
Gen Meade. Cssner, sata Broadheli Hannah Grant
for Boston, x AndeIFop Carrie Weis Henry Matn'
er, ana + Dnran. do for Thomaston: nna others
PORTSMOUTH,, July lf--Arr s-hr Aia;roEs taferhood
Philadelphia. sid schr W Rawlec. Allen Pai'sdelnha
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

censmded that tho duchies shouid be consfi-
tned eD,ent stale under Q sepsr ate sovereign,
We wes dis osed 10 cede 10 rebmark portion OF
bes~ig, Although the nntn Of abe entire ducy WHO
HoIstvn Was Desired With equal zeal IN the coontry
sns ~ the y noir U oermsny. We should have made
real and I'm otsnt cnnccss by permitting porin of
Schisswt 20 he incoruorated with neumuk es LIS Pre-
OBJ sstions ~hiaD have been undertaken wi hicn have
enbmiered tho rpute between Germany and Denmark,
and have occssoued The present quarrel when, nnaiy
the nrossibtv of agreeing upon just line Of demarca
ton becsne evident, and when FnAl md proposed 10 a
peal ihe esod "iices ~ friendly Power declared
curseves ,n more 70 dy 10 accept Ihis or as Was I'D
sccordsnee ~un the spnlstons 'f aha treaty o. Paris
Il war the DANISH pleniioi Iares made snp~recs
OF ihs last attempt 4 c iion ny categorical re-
jectan the sitting of the 22d the month also
the Dinish perip teutiaries refused az the same
sitting their assent TO the proong OF the arnisce
required ny the re -entatves OF Prussia and
Austrl We ara obliged, solempv to state these facts,
for tney prove that n the London Conference has no' led
10 the desired resu tho Cabinet of Copenhagen alone
bears hs bame. VI the work Of pence has BEEN nler'
rupted ana The resumption OF hss,i'ies unae ds the
responsibility cannoI attach she Gernsn Powers mo
responsibility rests utterly aud s,lev npon Denmark,
which vsiec,ed the as otter capc ation and refused
all pro oDgaii0n NJ the armstice representatives
were commissioned To deliver deeiar IN TINS sense
At the opeurg of ths sitting upon ihe goth. fnn, sr
viii kindly refer 10 what has taken at the London
Conference 70 demonstrate the share o each parry ID
the events that have occurred. BE good enough - re-
great baa been the o demeanr M 10 the
last moment; mi that hnve ever been rendy PIT
end 10 called forth solely by tho fni'hlpfsness
of Denmark, and which are now comr ee 10 con-
tinae entirely through her obstinacy. Receva. 81,
Won BISMARCK.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
SHIPPING NE w s.
AxaASAo vsp rpv yeaR-sars pAH.
SCI sIsrs.......... ~ noos ssRs ........evs -
Pert or new York, July N, 1864.


CLEARED
esesnshfp Havana. Greene HavnnA-T AscenEo Co.
Steamship Libertv. Wilson. Hsvana--Hsrgous A Co
steam mp hihslssppl Kennedy. New OTeausU Quar-
tfrmfsicr.
ship Connection, tBr, Lucas Iivcrpoo,-Thos Richard.
shin Progress Woodward. riverpool--Nesrih a eons
Ship Dr farth fIinm) Mover, 1amburg- Soman a Edge.
, hars Goethe PorIug), Da Cruz, oporto- Bagemeyer 4
Brunn.
Bark yesa tRrm) Dulis Mortevidso and Buenos Ayrss
Park Rcllvia whrebrrrr, sspinwai-Pansma RR CO.
Bars Lexington fBrl. Huneeriord. Hayana-w RUSSELL
Btg Anna (olden) Tsrsanuih, Bristol Enr-aarrcis a
,,se Pauline CRus), Brcssbsur. cort-Fnncb Heincse
RrIg - tSor, TorEusep, ouecns,own--Funch. M.ncse
Nendi.
niis Alms,A tIIam), Asmus. Bamburr-wrson 4 Cam.
Tris Jaboaso tBrazl. paounha Psrpambuco-u n n sv,.
Co. " ''
tri1 P~nri-'ts tpr, TIodsdon Rrrmudn-Mccnr Firth
Brg Loeb Lomond tBr) Steele 0lare Bay-Tnaysr Bar.
Brig 20 fBr,, Rowe, Gssroe--w W Merriam
. Orig Victoria tBr) DAsison Windsor. Ns-J whitney
grisL " Eaton fgrl. Mason, w,ndsor, Ns- pewolf,
Erg Torrent. Montgomery. Bostor- -Me,o III Duncan
Sohr incus thf) Turner, 81 fieric. Eart-H vaiabis
schr WIN Cousins tBr) Bell, 9, johns PR-B snsn
schr yeorre rrescon tBr), Jobnsop. q, Domingo City
srhr lonn ,BrD. rrhrnsn. Bctmuds-y y i,fstrAro
rrtr hkwny lFri. iffl II BERMUDA Middleton Co
hrhr Nanr an Trance s~aswnr-Nan prrrt n y aght
tchr RtF"ts. Abrsms rst Hsptry smith n 90.
tchr Y AL, trf- ~ lh'a
scAr 4 P'oscrs'L Lodge, Ph'lsdsphis-Bsbsr Dyyton
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
The Cafe F0y or Paris.
ITS PRoPRlBiO Oh BANKRUPT-HIsToRY OF TEE OLD

HOUSE.
rfars tJcly o. correspondence o, london Starl
Talking o, cafes reminds that The proprietor OF the
celebrated Cafa Foy is now in the CARTE
Tbis Is one of the eldest houses OF the kind In
Psris. The generation which existed during Tho
last thirty years OF the last century took
coffee here The Cafe Toy began 10 decline n tbs reign os
fell into the hands Of moral maIsger The fainoas
swallow painted By Carle Yornet, ancestor Of Horace
Vers still exists on the ceiling OF the principal
tie ground floor, above the tovn This painted dur
Ing the FIRST Consulate WHOM tho Cafe Foy il tho
hands CT b. Iema!tre, who once waiter 10 y ard
retired from II little ess taan millionaire. At tha;
ported little od man, With whered face and thread
bare garments, went there nearly every morning 10
breakfast on ron Of unbuiteTed bread ard cup n
Maiire, ulo habiuay served ia. was DESIRED 10 stop
supplies Sut the waiter refuaei do thing OF the
kind, tbecanso tho Old very reEpectab,a
lock ag persoDase" II wAs therosore evident that 10
was passing through what the French call cssss ds
1oytifs. AID his humble advocate was vncel as
10 his honesty, that he assured his TnaS'o no
would pay the ord fentiemnn's bin II ha did
Il subsequently turred ont, was an eInlgrnrt who
had rc'uTned holne TO cis,m property which bad
escaped from being claIscn:ed. Tbs protection o the
Fanre5s Josephine Eventually enSuTad IN This
undertaking. The Gay after he TITO ha egato lie
presented himself a. tie counter 10 for all the break
ias.s. To his surprise he informed that the bill had
baen long ance discharged by lenaro and the csclm
was well rewarded for the emaraut purchased shcrty
after the Cafe Foy. and presented 10 10 the conarg
waiter, by whom 1t held when the French officers,
during tho occupation 81 Paris by The Allies used 60
there 70 provoke the English challenge them 70 dght
duss. which In nost cages ended fatally.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

ecAr Evelyn. Crovisy, .Bessss-Holyshs murray.
81. sss:SSs.s Sss.s: =: S...s-s 3 E..smsr
s:ss2s sss nsSFss,. sSSas saas. fsIsssss,
ARRIVED
e.s.mshn Fulton % usnsport,. Mestoa. rs.s n.yA
c:ps sss. :,s ss.t Saasss from A:pn S
sts.m.hip America 20 ,renspOr.h clft PORT Royal.
stsaassip C.rollss. s-.usor.; NC Jay u With
ms s% o sS 70 st ss Crosby
Iii xamlrs bupo.. tu s,r.u,po carpen,sAz
ana a kss 70 knss. Tsss & -
81! spoke ship Lawrence. Johaon from Liverpool june
fa,x spaaldns Wallace. Cow Bay. Is dAs' with coal
Brig Tsress tBr, Hl Csnfdesos q days. with sugar.
B,ssy Co issh inst ,Ae 'Pars Of vessel win
sshr Chase Doane. Baracoa. Is days. with fruit to
scbr watsnga Cook, Beaufort, NC. sesy.
ssr sesr Ey ssy o,sD gsowsy I M
sehr Porto Rice %ensaar.h Ehz. se,bpor for Boston
e:r css.s ts sG;''r
sSsr ssr Wallace .n 9
schr Agnes, stables Bangor; aayG
nsass fssas S
sc schr n Mecca, Parker Lnbee. 70 DAYS:
sssr asSaIo ss sssssl ssfq kaesssd. rsrssaa s'sA
ssnrs ssss saesr iiSl' DaSer' aiaaseser. Sapses1
sssss s ITssss isss as.enIssa, ss;s1 sss'ss ass.
sch schr g Cunningham. -. no.ion FOR Albany.
Schr ] Spaner. Lewis. Boston for Albany.
scr scsr i pS Ryan. Snow New Dsaford
r sSr HofhaS hae soS1 csTsans Ne" ss ssafsa sdord
schr Argus. crswlay. Somerset for Poushksspsis.
schr Smith, Chase ran River.
& sshr Sarah Sarah jane Saunders, Ne .port:
scsr scsr unp.l ia p:,I ,SIpp,ill , Ds.sn @ Island h
ss ss Hfos % fss fsaspss ns.S Sf% sr sT pssa.,a
Scnr Bmily, hurrel. Stamford
s scs Lindsey Hslns .Sson sonpsnn
schr coron'o eoi Pars Jeerson. 1,rs sou'"p0''
schr " " B,ainerd. Bowdi,cb; Rondon. for Boston.
schr L Rahnson Davis Port nwen FOR Bri.:oi
Steamer View jersey ~ transparll Ho1,e, Newborn,
Steamer Hope warren a" PSiladslDh,a -'''''
Steamer + rhclps. Brow m, ,rhiIaeelphia
itcamcr David u:lcy. Fhiins. Philadelphia
s,ssmsr Pelican. " aeroa prssii:neA
Steamer Uncas, -. Norwich.
STEAMSHIP Emily souder, from PHILADELPHIA arrived
The sehr reported yesterday ~ the GALLANT should have
ehip wm storer from Liverpool.
Ship Lawrence. from Liverpool.
Ship Cynosurs from Livcrroo'.
Park q " Griiiths from Cabs
Bark scio from De aware Breakw
Brig Earl from CardiY
Brig George Baker. from St homaa
Brig Albert from Key West
scar Fanny. from 8. Domingo.
SAILED
3on-seameIs Promise Thorn varuna ships Coriillers
D.isno Village Belle Aurora Youns schrs Lord Of the
Isles William NY lnrker Serene, Evans. L Defsos
2ist-Steamer5 Havana Liberty.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoESsIa--N srGUv.--At 81 petcr's church, Perth
AD.boy. on Wednesday, July 90, by the Rev. j. Sbag-
isn u lodges rector oi Grace church. Newark, HsgsRo
MosxEs CoasK.I TO MARGARET DugL.s daughter of tie
late Caltsln j. T. Mclaughlin, United states Navy.
IEwl$gsoSsi. On Thursday. Jgly q. BY tho Rev. A.
IsoEt OF Il. Vincent de Eaug church, Marcos NJ IEnig.
ULi.Ad states Army, - MARs efes, ushtef OF Tie
late Frederick A. Trouei Of Ssw York
NlrExr-HAIy,ca--ln Chicago, cy the Rev. Robert
Colyer, EpxAED ". MITCHELL MARION z. HklioC. all
@. New York. No cards.
PsgE-2oNRg.t)a Thursday, July IA, q. East Albany.
by tho Rev. Joseph Ia, ard JoIs Il. Pns 10 gss JANE
c. EoARg, both ol this city.
SfoyKp--Cr.ssAs.--On "Wednesday, july 90 by the
Eev. Edwin I. Cock, Sr. GEegGE II. SroSEa 10 Miss
JvtME, daughter OF The lae Seln O. Chapman, Lsl all
of This city. Ne cards.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
THE AMERICAN QUESTION,
Decline OF she Rebel Cause I. England

NO H0pes OF Recognition.
Sndon July g. correspondence of Manchester Gr1rdian
friend iche is 81 conhdsntssi oeia cc3a5aaafca.io
eeIA both sides IN The American civil war, speaks Of ss
kfRcu s o. de SolsA as greet than are aoarsd 10
appear hs surface In bs opinion, notwihs tau ding
al The ga!lntry OF Confederate resistance
4overDDent. so long as IL mapd a genera! Ike
Grant g carry out fhe policy OF adn ad." has
% SIS back the unerhaasea recruiting fields of gs
Snud and Germany nothing Of practically rrliin
essd command of gfeenbace ship stores and munitions
war ust progress towards conquest, hcA can only
Dc RETARDED by all that CoIi eocTaie aud
skill accomplish mention this, as IL is the opinion
~ one who enloyG, believe, anost unequaed oppori.
elttes or coming 10 sound conc'usin whose
mics are n many respects with the Sorth. al, the moro
- he considers thai slavery real obstacle English
good wishes for the Coneoracyis practically at AZ end
whatever be the issue Of tie present conflict
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
Lord PaInerstOn's Opinions In
1855 and 1854.
Identical Nste Of Austria and Prussia
on tho Danish Question.
Serious Losses Of the British Army and
= Navy in New Zealand, and Their
Defeat by tho Ma0ritS,
Ass As., -

Oar European fes by tho Damascus reached this city
from Quebec yesel day morning. The papers dated
% sth Of July, the following interesting de
calls Of the 10 ths, day