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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
The Southern Conscription Bill.

The Richmond correspondent of
the Savannah Republican, allndlng
to the military bill which has already
passed the Confederate Senate, and
is now before the House OF Representa-
tives, says it's provisions have not
been given to the public, but it is un-
derstood that the bill extends the
conscriptionage to all able-bodied
citizens under ffty-fve years Of age
and over eighteen those over forty
five to be employed in home duties,
such as the quartermaster and COM
missary departments, enrolling Off
GERS, provost guards for towns and
cities, guards for railroad lines and
bridges, and such like employments,
those now engaged in them to be
transferred to active duty in the field,
together with all persons enrolled
under forty-6ve years of age. The
exemption list is enlarged upon that
originally reported to the Senate by
the committee. 1t embraces minis
tees of religion in charge Of regular
congregations, physicians thirty-fve
years of age and over, who have
been seven years in regular practice,
teachers of established schools Of
twenty scholars, one editor to each
newspaper published prior to the 10th
of April, 1862, together with such
iourneymen printers as he will swear
are absolutely necessary for keeping
up his journal, (book-keepers, mail
ing clerks, reporters, engineers and
pressmen are not included in the bill
as it stand, } one shoemaker to every
three hundred inhabitants, to be ovee
forty-fve years of age, and selected
by the county courts. These are all
the special exemptions, though
discretion is vested in the President
and Secretary of War to detril such
persons as may be required by the
absolute necessities of the community.
The bill, says the correspondent, will
probably pass the House without any
material change.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

The man that laughs is a doctor
without a diploma his face does
more good in sick room than a
a bushel of powders or gallon of
bitter draughts. People are always
glad to see him;-their hands in-
stinctively 90 half way out to meet
his grasp, while they turn involun-
tarily frem the clammy touch of the
dyspeptic who speaks on a groauing
key. He laughs you out Of yeur
faults, while you never dream Of be-
ing offended with him, and you
know not what pleasant world you
are living in, until he points out the
sunny streaks on its pathway,
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Our Hair.

God has covered the skull with
hair. Some people shave it off
mischievous practice. 1t exposes the
brain. 1t exposes the throat and
lungs-the eyes likewise, say wise
philosophers. Men become bald
Why? Because they wear close hats
and caps. Women are never bald,
except by disease. They do not wear
close hats and caps. Men never lose
a hair, below where the hat touches
the head, not if they had been bald
twenty years. The close hat holds
the heat and Precipitation, thereby
the hair glands become weak, and
the hair falls ont. What will restore
it? Nothing after the scalp becomes
shiny. But in process of falling out
or recently lost, the followingis best:
Wash the head freely with cold wa
ter once or twice day; wear
thoroughly ventilated hat. This is
the best means to arrest the loss and
restore what is susceptible of restora
ton.
What will beautify a woman's
hair? Whatever will invigorate the
hair glands. Oils and most other
applications debilitatet the hair glands.
Cold water is best. At first the hair
looks like witch, but after few
weeks it makes the hair luxuriant.
BY the persistent use of cold water l
have seen thin, poor hair become rich
and curly. Only the part of the hair
next the scalp should be wet? 1t
must be thorougly dried. .-Dio Le,0is
AZ D,
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

NTOTICE.-I will sell, on the 9th day OF
IN February, 1864, at auction, before the
court house door, in Morgantown, the
Steam and Water Mill Property,
formerly owned by John Batt}, including 25
acres Of Land, situated on Cobern's Greek.
TIM ont thnf- -MorgantoW e.- s5asss.sya
M $500 to be paid in hand; the remain
der tobe paid in six, twelve and eighteen months,
with approved security.
Jan. .9-3t. JOSEPH GRUBB, Sr.
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G. Commissioners Sale of VaIl.
able Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu-
~ ance with decree Of the Circuit Court of
Monongalia County, rendered Mt its Spring Term,
1868, in the suit of George keener, plaintiff,
against Emery J. Wade and others, defendants,
in Chancery' Ordering sale of certain real cs-
tate named in the Bill and proceedings mention
ed, lying in said County, and the same of which
Thomas P. Wade died seized, to wit: ALL Of
certain tract, estimated to contain
THIRTYTHREE ACRES,;
and also, the undivided five-ninths Of the
81 ACRE TRACT, named in said Bill; md ap-
pointing the undersigned commissioner to make
said sale shall, as such commissioner, on the
18th Day Of February nert,
(being court day, in front of the Courthouse in
Morgantown, West Va, proceed to sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the aforesaid
REAL ESTATE, and interest therein, upon
credit of 6, 2 and ls months from day of sale,
taking bonds from the purchaser thereof with
approved security, for said purchase money, bear
ing interest from date, and also, retaining ven
doris lien on said real estate for the payment of
said purchase money.
ian .9-5w- -S3. .5O] P. H. KECk, Comr.
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Seleet 9oetru.
SUBLIMITY,
Drapn down to a rsry small point.

BY NED BUETLlSE.
Have you seen the black clouds,
When they swept through the air,
Like the tcmpest-torn shrouds-
Of the bad spirits there
When the rush of the wind,
And the lightning's red glare,
Left your vision half blind
And your soul wrapped in fear?
II.
Have you seen sweet girl,
With tear in her eye,
" hen her hair wouldn't curl,
Though her bsst she did try
When the ''pink', she had bought,
In the saucer was out?
Oh, who, ,rho would have thought
How the darling would pout!
III.
Have you seen young beau
Who has wcpt and who's prayed
That his moustaehe might grow
So his thin lip to shade
Have you seen the poor ass,
Half in hope, half despair,
Gazing long in his glass
And find "nary hair" there?n
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
MT REILLY, WHOLESALE GROCER

M REILLY, WHOLESALE GROCER
lYls DEALER M
Foreign & Domestic Wines IL Liquors,
SUCH As
PURE FRENCH BRAEDIES: AMERICAN,
BLACKBERRY, GINGER and CHERRY, do
PORT, MALAGA, MADEIRA, and all other
descriptions of Wines, PURE HOLLAND and
AMERICAN Gins; JAMAICA, ST. CROK &
NEW ENGLAND RUN. IRISH WHISKY,
Pure Rye, and rectifed do.
PITTSBURGH OHIO RIVER Salt, IRON,
GLASS and NAILS, all of which win be sold at
Lowest Market Prices.
Nos IS 81, Main Street. WHEELING Va.
Feb. 81. '63.-lyr.
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NOTICE.

r AN DETERMINED to settle up ali my busi
l. ness previous to 1861, either privately or of
fcially. Dr.. 81. n. MACKE9.
Jan. 30 ls64-tf
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

TERMS:-The WEEKLY MONITOR is published
every SATURDAY, at $500 per year, in asi-
vance. One Dollar for SIX months.
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New Advertisements.

ITO RENT.-All those comfortable TENE-
Il MENTS, owned by DR.. P. 7. Laishley, in
Enquire of DR.. Laishley, or his
agent, Harvey Staggers Esq. [jane-3t.
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Be cheerful and loving to all men.
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Physicians.

DR. G. B. MORRIS, Resident DEN
- TIsT, MORGANTOWN, VA, Will be
found at home on every Court Week, and every
Saturday, and at all times that he may make an
arrangement with any person to be there. The
above arrangements will be strictly lived up TO;
his practice being so in Fayette and Greene coun-
ties that will call his attention part Of the time
Having had years Of professional experience in a
most extensive practice he feels confident that he
can render satisfaction to all.
@-OFFICE in Menongalia Buildings.
Feb. IA, '63-ly
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NATIONAL HOTEL, PHILIP sHEP-
IN LAR PROPRIETOR. No. 1877 Water st.,
opposite the Brownsville Boat Wharf, and near
the Connellsville r. R. Depot, Ptttsburg, Pa.
MTerms Reasonable 1E apl lily
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Murgantumn Munitof.
MORGANTOWN, WEST Vas.

g. @;R' e. sTURais, WtnaHs, ED7ons Pno'n'sross.
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III. G.. Chamberlain e. Co.,
DRODUCE and COMMISSION MER.
i CH MTG for tho eala of

BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, EGGS,
POULTRY, BEANS, DRIED FRUITS,
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, & COUNTRY
PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 3lG Washington Street, New York.
Liberal cash adpancements made on eonsignment,'
Having made extensive connections with III.
PORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS, we
are prepared TO fill your orders for FISH, MACK
EREL, GOLDFISH, ORANGES, FIGS, NUTS,
LEMONS, COFFEES, PEAS, and GROCERIES
GENERALLY, at the LOWEST WHOLESALE
CASH PRICES, with promptncss and despatch.
Orders solicited. ~ All goods guaranteed as
represented. -&N Address
Fl. G. CHAMBERLAIN l. CO.,
BIG Washington Street, New York.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

GTEINWAY'S PIANOS, NEW YORK.
~ The best Pianos In the World.
&ss- WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. -
We would respectfully direct the attention Of
the citizens Of Morgantown and vicinity to the
vast and universally admitted superiority Of the
Pianos made by Steinway & Sons New York
They received the FIRST CLASS PRIZE ME-
DIAL at the Worlds Fair, London, 1862, in COM
petition with $50 Pianos from NIL parts of the
world. Also CARIiART'S MELODEONS and
ORGAN HARMONIOUS. Mr. Cnrhart New
York is the original inventor Of the Melodeon,
AAd Rll Other instgupepts os the kind are but in.
perfect limitations Of hts nannfhrturc.
They are warranted SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHERS or the instruments forfeited.
Also, the celebrated "MARTIN" GUITARS:
FLUTES, VlOLINS, best ITALIAN & FRENCH
VIOLIN STRINGS, and Il complete assortment
Of every description Of musical goods.
Fl. KLEBER & BRO, (sign of Golden IIsrp)
No. So Fifth Street, PITTSBURH, PA
NOtice.-We are the sole agents Of the unri-
vailed STETNWAY PIANOS and CARHART
MELODEONS, for Western Penn'a, Eastern Ohio
and North Western Va. apr. Ally.
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PLAIN and FANCY PRINTING.
The Proprietors Of the MONITOR Office have
establishes Job once, and are prepared to do
all kinds of Job Printing in style unequalled in
Western Virginia. We particularly invite the
attention of our Merchants; Mechanics, &C., to
our establishment as we arc prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING,
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. PLAIN Il ORNAMENTAL, such rs
BOOKS, CARDS,
CHECKS, BILT-IIEADS, CIRCULARS,
MANIFESTS, LABELS, PAMPHLETS,
NOTES, DRAFTS, RECEIPTS, DEEDS,
NOTICES, WAY-BTLLS, Catalogues,
BILLETS, PROGRAMMES, POLICIES,
RAILROAD, STAGE AND AUCTION
BILLS, and MERCHANTS BILLS, Of
EVERY VARIETY.
BLANKS ofevery description neatly and expe-
ditiously executed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-07
From Europe,
Two DayS Later News.

HahJaI, judy j.-Ihe steamshlp Asia from i.ly'r-
poo, June rs, and ouceus,osn g"th, arrived ut thi.
port at $50 this moIline.
The /. :. frisste Constitution Wss 81 Alcvandria
,h- middle OF Juue.
The officers and seamep oi the AlAhama- cip,ured
iy tho kcsrsike. had .been hboisS'd on parole =.
ChcrhourF.
letter in the Paris PA nuI states that Captain
Semme, hss aunouno ed that on tho 18th ot August
lac viii again cmbyrk new Alabama. which vii
al that late hc Completed he ,Snon ct tA" cd
Alrhsms vii! continue 20 receive pay ana ioun pvt
OF the crew OF the new confederate cruise. EI"or
p,iui- 10 the steamer RaIplhiuuc"k, the c1'B Ven
ycre which ole ~ .IoIa shce. .aess 10 a.-
TIE se.y vessel OF which scune- win tgs' I0-se'
zion.
A Committee headed by Admiral An'on. has been
formed IN London 10 raise BY guinea slb.cI.pons a
fund iog The purchase al hAndsope sSosd TO eplnco
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The following appeared IN the second od % oi tho
sun Yesterday
Wa'htagi,n Julv5. The rrcs den, hp, tL. day
i-usi hts i'rnclnn alton declaring Gtd Law IN N.
steie OF Kentucky. Amer ~, ms the nct- ol tou-
efcss eiY ian authority 10 tufe 'u'h a"tion, tue
PRECEDENT says
And wh-r.as many citizen. uf Ne state Of Non-
tpcky bss. ou..d the ivTces Of tie iusurrcui', nae
on several oOcssons cnt"I-d ,I- sad S'r'" ot
h.n.o.sy IN lass foTss, ,ni not vi si'9"' , 1 & f'd
seu- OF the AiIed 7tst.s residing therein have not
only rreatly disturbed me puoI!e p"hee, bnt h.,,
civil war, dcr,ruy ins property AMI hie Ia various
parts Of that st.i-.
Presdeut Of the United ST. e- by te tth' ers CON
mGidine III, national arn.ies that combination nave
puIIo~e OF ineitiLg the ietel ioHes 10 ieurF
lAe sdd oporntiom OF ciyii VA tN!4 &! -sl 9tet'
nov opefatlns in the said s.strs oi Virginia aud
G"orris. and even 10 enaauc"r thcit ssie'N.
Now, Therefore, l. Abraham llhcOIn l'r-idcHt o
the Jnitei -iAi"-, by 'if'i. os q e anu"fliN i"bh
In me by the ,0ur;itut'on and iAAs, ip ne eb' DC
caly reGuies that the tL,p."s On oi M lfl'i'.te
Ot thc VIII of La'tas Coiisst 30 p'"ilL'-i 90
be,, ,va " Insle etec,ual and b. duly cnlo ''t "a
and throughout the said stats OF Kent ,cl "a Ant
martial Law ior the p,--n, Ne d'O.ut' thee
officers in fud s.atc 'lTt The r~vii"ees ui
the wI1, Of habcas corpus be- effect az sDsN,a ed
Within tne said STATE nrprn, 90 Tue ",9 a. o.
Iilnou, nud thu. la sw IL essal snri tleT' ~
10 tshe eject io,n the La. Of thu proihIsi''i ne
SAID sUps'asirn aud ,stah.i-hiuri, %, lntttII isN'
10 rontune until the prUc.auR'iup -hul lc ie'O. ed
! or modiiei, bat not he"ond the l"irl ~h'n Tie
rad REBELLION nisi nav, been supptf ri or come ~
I al end. And do HEREBY .u'e ni.i 'HInani as
W A. ~ l'Hiy OH err VII ci' a crrs and nutho -
tioy lsiu Oi found within the Flid state Of hen
tack - AXE notice nj u.i- prc'II io. anh !" fiv.
hil. effect tu ht same. The martha 'aN ne en- plO-
cgiuIed, snd tie things ia that respect Lee riH n
de- ea. III NOT ho desnsd OF laHrn u .Aei zero "i'h
tn, hOidiny ci lhTiiL elections o. SIN the st"d-
iu.. OF the constitution loSsui,ule OF hen
. tucky OF with tho AiIigist!at'CI OF lustgre "A
the ooTts Of law existing thol cin te.Ween cI1eus
Ui the bitrI Stses, IA tuits p,,,.s .lurr n IN
10 ot acu. th, mIitsry olsrHlg uI tbc constitute
authorit -. VI tho Government nj the Gi~l state"
(Si.Iedl AhhAHAs ll''oiN,
Pfesiient Of the nIted atste..
Dated Washington Juig 5, 1854
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Proclamation Of Governor Curtin.

Bary,stt,ro, Juiv 6.--The following Proclamation
4 m Iast been issued ly the Governor
at In now ascertained that large Iehel iorre hs
een detached from Richmond snd Is ADVANCING On
he North so large portion Of our amy Is Al lemoe
sonts. that IL becnnci nece.say to raise lInedit-
civ a sufficient bod to Iersi them. They are hi-
pndy within the borders Of the Common
seslth. You heye always he'e,oioie been
nesdy 10 answer the call OF your country. You VA
md fres!des a to be a"iende1 against Wohg.te
Sosde o. plnnde'eIs. ] am authorized by the Pea;
s.iuni ee s in adcition 20 those feGured by m o-
sImna.on OF yeserday, 10 Tor one hundred aa>s
IN Fennsylvanla, Miryland and " Washington and It's
vieinty rppeal to the tIeemon OF Pennsyivsnia TO
poass thenissves tor the psHsM ~ euorI
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,lnp i%b' Oh iN'6',,""PP''Sr'I
sr . have 'ls honor 70 inform tnc rop,-mcnt
that the irr su'se uciu 70 tile auiyla o. i'r Nca
ud th's - on tine itth Inst. .. DiNot % noe
~, CIV. ScIvu cs.i".Eae tha, D" - "a Eor.d
mo- dcntr, he Intended to tTht h'r. NDd NoIu uoi
ii' Afuau.u ], u iue not o. 'l'il 40 ''t"'s
f.o ,'.,t,. to.si. W. leo w.. H., ,,ao,oa o.
"a i-.iI..in1 Iu. DO rfi-r. - '"l -'.. .u
ssi4uer Of & ~ Or se',n n',- Wa 10.
r't nd.d ~ and conn cnc'd s;e'Itut Il" th' Aia-
t..uA A. aup a'hci htr Wi'h.u about -"
broad de. trior. shot sh- t,tntUHt Tho a,tion
continued. he reT-'ctiNc '"nn' iuNk'nl a t.',
yard. nom each other. At tie raprti0r 81 hour
tu' Nal sinH struck going d'Nu IN rroit terhty
her. u -dcids me yi.et sntismc'ior to anuelnc. 0
tie n.parin ent that ever, oihr" Hud man "a th'ir
d. ~, .Nhih''nr degico ct c'oln'-s snd iost tude
uh.ch rA,. p-oni.o =. the ouvr' {" almost cc'inin
vciory. hlyc NE honvr to ic, mo-t .V.rcct.nlt.
vuuI opeticnt -"rvnn'.
ions A. " isfioN, cartsin.
Hon. GfrroS writtS secretary Of tn" Nav.
I.s. sn,~rn KrAR-,sG.v
Cugvi'tg,., iGANDt,
Jun. ~, iNui.
sal rncloee herewith the "a .ron'. ,po cf the
c'~us',e- hond this Nc-. III the iai' tction WIN
shoe ~ pr /" taking effect iii "a" huIl W the heiN
o. 'iO-i w. have b''n rpniei the lnss di nht o. oui
h,e' wieres in TIE case OF tln AlhhI,s VI. carn'e
learn ~ dreadful The ships vefc sl'M e,la la
match. the Tonnage heinz I'll. .ainc. Tn" AMI anna
cafrN .us luu-pound 1iic with one heavy ~ ipuhd
er.and siH hron,side ss-rolnder; tie hehts'f-' eaI
r,lne tour br.ilrac 5.-is'unJuir. two ll-ln'h tud
one gs-round ric-ouc sun lee tIan the Aia-
hama. Tue only shot when | .ar = III elvo us
sry troub.e, ir iD-pOund rite hal hirh
entered steIu port sud f''nttur nt
present kpiu-''u. IL vou,d seu amo-t invitious
10 -, ticunrYe the rndn,t of auy one man o. oo"r
iu 80 al hi dome their aut, With aotitu.e and
cpolucr when caurpt ie TOO highly ptnis' d, hut !
Il aI a. duc nv executive ooiecr, liCu'cuNnt Com
nnGst horniun, ho su,-i intended thc work In oi
q. ia,tcfy, to paTticulaIl, mention him tor ex-
Uf a 81 40
tu.,Hs. OF the action.
have the horror TO he, vory ,aectially vour o -
diont ~ tNAni,
Jro. A Wt.btow, Ca9ts'n,
Hnn Gideon " tllc-, Seclstary ofthc Navy,
surgeon Broanc reports
John " Tu.pey quarter -sru nrr, ha' had an ann
nIiputalci 1w ms % frr,uge, and Wa, buiu ANA
.lAiuo, Macbeth. ordinary seamcn. se'"'eh sounaed
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sa.h..Jt0is iuiy b. -Cspan Miuslos II un-
acuh'cd,y b" recommended Tor promotion to ttr las
of Comiaolo~. bis commission 10 date from he day
ou which he destpycd tho tahsma. Gentlemen Of
prominence IN Washington assume that bcyOnd il''
nc OF hurlsnity in icscuiuT SeuGar. from dIovuus.
TIE course %, the Dc-ihourd "a cpniia,rnii oi
,e. hv VI ma, ouS vhch ,bcv ssy .'n p.ua A.,
d. .nsnd TO hi- rendition.
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY. JULY !. 1864.

ard come promr.ly 20 rv.sr ise In
80 iI'.n hef sol. | do mo~t "a cs'ly - u're
the good auI 10 a. reu Of lie G. I'm olNea li and
q pcc ally tie AL sot ei. Ia he. 10 &c 10
slow thc'nfeifV. 20 lc worthy uf her IN a. ttIe
ccncy. ser sour have o. ahiit he, fo Themselves. on
man bloo,v h.d y epI'n't1n fof 'he i.a vir.
tuep " hich 'le viii not no. 70 fc.' hen 10th Ter
Noi eu mel lane and tn. safe'I o. TIE homes aud
families are at SAKE. fiiS'upE
sec .e,ary OF fn. { fuuouv eulth.
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The Rebel Invasion.
Humer's Forces Coming -, Esc.

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ern engagement. Not awA4" io.i iuso 'h' eh"-
'nAlu-' sHd ho'nlnN '"- "" '"'""" ~ "A"h
except soine oats wh'cn ~efc 81 ON oie pefore
lr'' Inc H'ih''PH' r'' o' "e rs''
proved uu-~'e'-'Il' uni'-s II he the dam
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The Steamship .rcan Queen arrived hero ycstcr-
dev from Asrinwsl, shlch port she left on tho eve
Ting 81 the 2Ith Ut. The Ocean Queen brought
upsri, siis,NN IN ,rca, nrc, and over Two hundred
p,s.ouler~. The ns~s V q no importance. The fol
logIus item. RON sai,h An 'rica u some in,or-
-.
rhc Spanish We rIvan trouble s'il orcuric. atten-
ttt, hu' the different republics Aprcsr to sh Peru
with nothing hut an cNpIcsriou OF sympathy and n
turlikc dipplv Of words. The Chiilsn taovernmcut,
urpttain OF the issue of pending t~otisttons, has
determined 10 ior,y some of tne ptncs al sasIor-
On the dd Of june the spanish s,intoA Gov adonfa
snv.uitl In Callao lay, Fcru under ia o. truce,
AID Itoa'ci permission 70 anchor and dA'ivcr dt-
ttl,s 90 the Ain-'crr of England France AL Chill,
which WAS refused. Her commanding Office then
tlrouuccd tha, his misrion w. soscly 10 treat with
Toe PciuN ian Government ior s,,syrnsicn 81 hoA w..
e To- the pdup-c OF arranging maitcp With i.sA !
tIt Sp4neh ,essals- co'npurory measures MIGHT not
ic tAicn ~ scuir them This having been commu-
d 'ratei ta the Peruvian ';ovcrument, they tmme-
d,aicly replied that spain hsd been the asrressor,
no susponrion Of ho.,ihties would iw srsnted, nor
Wouli ANY further comnunt cation be rccetvcd. -
Another revolution has blohcn ont In Santa Mar.
tha. The Governor AMI Secretary of the state OF
NarIRl,uA have been nrier'cl and several other Inn
pnrtsnt psrruuarc~ compelled 10 foe the coun-
it5, and q provikonI government hs been estsi,-
lificd II J, probable this movement may spread TO
q. hers :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-07

u 'oucmheins the lack OF ladies At the reception
" Yea Cruz. d, ,crmincd there should not be dull
attendance of the iair the pescn, OCCASION and
ccusc uonuy. threatened and ecaNed and used every
ttco TO rot them 70 and in thi. way only were
they cnt hl,d TO set M = dance. However, the only
hdics mentioned a. hcine preeen, are Mrs. Ahncuse,
M,-s Nmonte, Ms. Gercrd Mansion, Mr.. Adaii,
Nis. llei vera. AMI Miss Slons.
co.. Gednier is reported to have defeated Rurcsn
Ga,ido q, tho Ccrio do san Greeoro and the latter
H. -sd 10 have aed 20 the Pieira Goria aud to have
f,f,v men KILLED. while Gsdnlcr had only five wound
ol. Gcueml ponar on tho 2Oth OF MAY, reports that
be- hs captured M horses belonging to the advance
q. itAeo. a santa Anna Aesi,sn.
There has been on immense exodus lately of tho
Us,,uc.c 10 the United states and Euror-. All he
tiosmc,s issvius are CROW dcd With passengers.