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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
OR. NICK, L. l., 1860

- --.r . CT. NICK, L. l., 1860.
have used this pump for enc summer and
winter. exposed to the North W est " ind coming
over Long Island Sound, being the coolest
possible exposure, and at no time did it freeze.
nor were We unable At any time to pump water
with great ease. II. 3. McILvAIS. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

]. D. WHsr Co.: . Us 500 - = e = 80
We are pleased to state that the Pumps We
had of yous about year lage.I have .been in
constant use, IL hours each day, and raise for
the use Of our WooIen Factory. about $50
gallons per minute. They work with but little
power, compared With pumps Wo lave used
before, and do not get out Of repair, and are
satisfactory in all respects. Yours, &C., 81,
-i'f. gu DgNLAr NASUFAcrsRfss CoMPANY.n
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VENy' lEPR0yD FUnl.

UENA lPkUW JUNE.
Aur1.fRKrzIHa. DoUBL1-AcTING,
- I0Rcula MD WfIa1 :
THESE pumps have now been in general
IL 0usS anluber Of years, and give better
satisfaction than any other, and are recon-
''''se rHn,pasnnsasbA
by Capt. Ericsson, and other eminent Engineers.
We can refer to thousands using them, and
sasAutse that ell will recommend thsn.A
They are more simple in construction, and
work easier, and cost less than all others.
7 soa f..de.s;sill And he double acting i'm
proved Pump Of J. D. West & Co., one of the
best In the market. KIsis very simple, works to
charm, 20 that any child may use 1t; throws
q steady, continuous stream, and does not
ess.e 10 the coolest exposures, and 10 unusually
cheap, We ~ this knowingly, and give the
testimony Of our own accord, without the
hnssl sdas OF. request of the propristeS.''-
n r. Ess. Pest, July la, 1859.
This may certify that have been using, at
Ay. miuufacsory, for the last four ysars.
"West's Improved Pumps" / now have in
- three of said pumps, one Of which 10 kept
Sjnstantly at work, a hours each day, (savs
sundays) and has been running for the past
two years. Iiproneunoe them, yunh esitstiDgiy,
the best pumps that have been brought to my
notice, having used many Others previously.
They are simple ih.thsir coostruction, and not
'as; 81 di'; e: e A, WEN
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
new YORK e. PHILADELPHIA
Ornamental ION Works

71HE subscribers having formed = connec-
l. ton with Messrs. Woop & PERoT, Of Phil.
adelphia, under the above title, are pa !eparec
furnish averv dsacrintion af
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

THESE pumps have now been in general
IL 0usS anluber Of years, and give better
satisfaction than any other, and are recon-
>>oS>d -
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June 9, l664-1y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-10
Ser 8eridbt OeS Stuansftfretdrs.
(Hprtiebllna.l


Sic Sd wie ri feit Jenauer Mbs
6dBun9en. Ser 3wtd pes Sefretdrs bel
feiner Sinwsiiung unf bic Ueri6ieOeneu, pom
@UngreB erlalenen Geiebe, lit barsutbun:
Griten5 - bic ednsIi6e nnm6gIi4teit, in
9eiten ME Die 9egenmdrtigen, nit nur annds
bernDsr St6erbeit Die tOmmenben 8eblrfnifie
ees S6asamteS perber 3u errnltteIn. 0D4it
IiberAle &bl6dtun9en mD9en ii6, mie IS Der
Sal gepeien lit, als un3uIdnglid e~rlueiien. So
ernudien beOeutenoe Deficits in 6plge elmer uns
rorbergeiebenen 8ermebrung Der Wtilitdrnadt
in einem, nno ouf @runs Der iteigennen 8relie
fur Wtaterial I'M 3lpeIten Sale = 9tnee, bic bel
tinen in 10 tOlohalem Wlabltabe 9eflbrten ariege
fGit unpermeioli6 iinb, iel6it bann, tuenn es
u1Doli6 pdre, bas GOurant in elmer seiunben,
nutirli6en 8erfaifung su erbalten.
9meitens-bie S6wierigteit, fir ir9eno cine
Son ben Grgebnihen ber Stunoe unabbdneige,
feite 9Olitit ii6 gu entiheipen Gs 1T na6 ber
gteinurg bes Sefret1rS ni6t nur Ihpierig,
fcfeern urm6slid, nuf einen unabldlli9 ii6
6noernoen Stanb Der 9inge feititebenoe &es
9eln aatpenoen iu molten poer 8Ortommniien
bur6 anrtnouns ulsemeiner Geiebe besegs
net gu t%pplen, tie fid ni6t pDra,ls ieben lal5en,
beioneers inter elmer &e9ieruns lno nnter els
mem gOlte, mo- bic 6fentli&e Yteinung .bas Bee
fimmenbe Clement 1T, peldes .nidt unter Der
GOntrpue berer ftebt, pel6en Die 8ermaltung
Der bfententliden Anselesenbeiten iibertrusen
1T.
0is AuS9abtSOn 9apierselb.
O. seiste iid iebr bulo, DAP Der Geriu3, Die
NnansOperatiOnen in 10 rieIigem WaBitabe anI
saaer Speciebalis gu lenfen, unausfibrbar iei.
Rqn atpbts ieiae 3ufudt gu elmer anoersn ari
@CGrWfN8 bon ~fatUnalstR Character RetsRen,
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Sic stebeuem.s eriaw5rcr in eanaSo.

Sic 9etroit vSribune" Ppm Wtontag beitdz
tiet Die 8eri6mprun9 Der 8ebellen in Canada.
51y 9ur6 Die @erbaftung zines g%epifen 9. s..
8urlen, zines Der Safe @rie Seerduber, lit Die
.gntpedIu9 elmer r~ielenbaften 8erl6mbrllng CUR
Grmproung uno 8eraubung pom 8irseru ieneS
Staates 9ema6t mproen. Sin 9etectipe BON
GprOntp, So. 2ambert, mar babel pDrslgli6
tbdtig. gr fIbrte Die 8erbaftung 8urlep'S,
zines Der oeiperatelten Jtebelen aus, Der jeBt
I'M Seidngnib 81 Sprpntp unter9ebra6t lit. ST
lit ein 9ebOrener S6ptte, Der erlt inter @ari~
baloi fO6t, oann ais 9eierteur ge9en ibn.
Damn idiffte er auf einem 8lpfabebre6er nad
Gbarleitpn uno par bel Der 2esung pom Surpe>
DPS i'm 9afen tbdtig. SIN per9angenen Srib=
ling fam er, man ipeiB nidt mie, mad Ganaoa,
unb bat Sprt 10 piel l1nbeil 9eitiitet, ais in Iei=
ner Wfa6t itano. gr wurbe Rlit Der 8einafs
flung BON @afen uno WllnitiOn fir Den @epre
sian betraut un6 fano einen @ieBereibeiiber uno
WaiGinilten in Guelph, g. s., Der Die 9lus>
flbrun9 ibernabm. Sort fano man nab Der
8erbaftung 8urlep'8 cine srObe Menge arlees<
beoarL Der nit 8el6lag bele9t nuroe. Sie
Gigentbiuer Der @ieBerei puroen unter 8irg=
idaft 9elteut. Sieie Sbatia6en seigen, oaB Der
Georgian wirtli6 gum &aperi6iff beftimmt mar.
Sn 9etrpit purre Der Salon. nbaber Sbes
Iep BON Bincipr tpe9en ieiner Serbinbung nit
ben Neeellen perbaftet. St mplte, ais oies ae<
ibab, cine burd Die Nmerican @rpreB Comp.
ibm sufOnmenoe Senoung 0iunitiOn in @nlz
pfdng nebnlea. Ass
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ssOn SiItUn seal, g.S.

Nem zgUrt, 8. 9esbr. Ser SranspOrt-
oampier SraOe @inb, Der seltern bon 6ilton
!9eab bier anfam, brinet 8eridte Bis gum 3. b.
Die Ginpobner ieneS OrteS iparen aIe unte1
@affen uno periaben ben Ba6tOienit, in 6oIse
bes ~llmitanOeS, Dap Sen. Softer nit allen per'
fi9baren 3ruppen aufgebrO6en mar, I'm mil
Sen. Sherman ST. cooperiren, BON bent man
eleubt, DAP er bolb an Der Seeflite erideinen
meroe.
Sen. Softer mar bel ieinem @prriiden aui
beOeutenoen @ioeritanO geltOben, unO cine Sin.
sabl leiner &erpunbeten purben na6 9iltun
9eap sebra6t, BON ND man beftiges GeldlB'
feuer pernabm.
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Gnu General Sherman.
Gus eabannaber 3eitRngen.)

Waibin9tpn 8. Se3br. gfa9 8es
ri6tensor5 Gitp Boint BON beute, meloen Die
n~eueiten iioliden 3eitun9en,S Sherman babe ben
%tir5eren 8eg nab gusuita auf9egeben uno
orange nab Sapannab Su.
St babe ieinen Mari6 nur periogert, nm
Yrppiant ein3uiammeln, ebe @beeler iein (Sou,
ra9ierun9ss) @ebiet sI Iebr bel6rdntt babe.
Ser Nuou1ta Gpnititutionaliit oentt, Sberz
man lei nod teinen 9usenblid int 3peifel se=
weien, pcbin er Sn geben babe uno l6relbt
oann weiter
v9er 6einO brad fem 2aser bel 9ouisoiGe
in Der 6rlbe oes 2. Sec. auf perlieb ben fir@
seiten Bes na6 glu9uita unp wenoete li4 in
iiolider 9tidtung nab Sauannab. 0lit Sous
rage uno 8rUpiant rei6li6 belaoen, piro er
nit ieiner gunjen Nrmee mad DliIen marl9is
rem; bann, BON leiner Gaoallerie int 9ilden 9es
oedt, piro er leinen Srain in Die 0iitte feiner
beioen 9eereSidulen nebmen, uno in gei6lo6es
men Heiben feIten S6rittS, aber ppr1ihtia; auf
Sapannub msrl6iren. Sen O9i6en nno 3ebn
fir9terIi6e Simple gu Ieiner &e9ten une ben
S%arannobfuB gu ieiner 2infen, perben feline
beiben Slanfen auf einem Wiarl6 BON 80 Wlei.
len na6 iener Staot Wpbl 9eoedt fem. 0enn
er tdeli6 burdI6nittlih lpoielDieilen suridleat,
tpie ct es bel ieinem Nusmari9 aus Mtlanta
getban bat, miro CT ant 9. 9e3br. in Saeannab
a~nIansen. pOraus9eiebt, Dab ibm untertpess
feine ernitli6en 5inoernine ent9esenseitelt nes-
oen."
,Oie OconeezSriide mar niGt rerbrannt
nproen, sbslei6 man oer3peifelte @eriuGe gee
madt bate, ie in Brand gu lteden."
Ser 3idmOnO enquirer pom z. iast, neue
8etpe9uneen in Der Hidtun9 BON @rabants.
bile bitten itattsefuncen. Man babe aui
benz bprtisen SdladtfelO unsefdbr 1900 9oote
unO @erwunbete 9efunoen. (2ouisuiqe, ppn
benz in Dem Obigen Die 8eoe III, 1T unsefdbr
100 Wleilen BON Sapannab entfernt.)
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~ Inner fdltifdbe JSacbrieoten.
Bnnbfshnuniaant.

- Daibin 9 ton, 8. Se3. Sn %lnttpurt ali
Nr. Summers antras ianote beute Der @rdii.
bent RE GOrreippnben3 Elm, ipel6e irs8etref1
Ger in 2onopn ab9ebaltenen 6air 81 @uniten
Der 6ebelen, 5Uiiden 2pro @qrncliff, Scr.
Nbams uno Dem Staatsietretdr Seiparo gepho'
gen puroe. Die Soir bra6te 1900 9fo.
Sterling elm uno 2Orp 8arncliffe bittet um gr=
laubnib, einen 4senten ienoen su prrfen, mels
der BITE Slrmme gu @unften Der ~setun9enen
Gebelen in ben n6rOliden @~efdn9ninen per@
tbeilen fol-
MoamS %onttpurtete, bab es ibrn Sreuoe ma.
den piiroe , penn es sef6eben fDnnte unb
ianote bic GOpie Der NnfraSe tpie ieiner @ntwOrt
an Separb.
9ieier Der aste in einem wCblmUtipirteu
S6reibea bieie @unf, oa Der NOroen int Stats
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leBten 5 9a9eu 1T er uur tdgli6 5 Wei[eu pet=
ter ~eetomnen. 9teie 3Gserung 1T ibm notlrs
lid pom sr6Bten Na6tbeil. Gs sibt ben @pnt
fDoerirten 3eit, ibre Sruppen in ieiner 6rOnt
aufSubdufen.
Gr purOe am SOnntag &C. burd bic ANns
~feeflptte bel Gaponnab ertpartet uno pdbtSeS
Der sansen gla6t Iisben tie pom ibren Sdifer
Rateten IteiQen, UNI ibm Nudridt 5n 9eben.
Ollie 6urtben bes Sapannabflufes lino farf be.
lebt rno ieOes Mittsl gum Greu5en beieitist.
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Der b~eridltete rlnfaD unferer &anDnenbppte ouf rcui
SUNDERLAND nidbt tpohr.

st. 2ouis, s. Se5br. Ser 4aoucaber
Correspondent bes Sele9rapb melpet pom T.,
paB ALE bic @erii4te pom einem 1nfau, mel9er
unleren Ranpnenbppten ouf benz Cumberland
su9etOben fem fpa, ni6t pabr iinb. Ser i5lub
1T frei bis Glart8piQe. Bon ba bis giaibpilIs
perpen bic SranSpOrtbampfer bur6 &anpnene
bppte escrrtirt. @S befinoen fi6 mebrere Bat
terien spiIben ben beioea Ortea.
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Giblihe Ncxiafcttstt.
(gus ber aai@monbes 0issat6 bonn

(Nus OCT WIWMcHDe1 DisFot& bonl o.
Offjieae @u6ri&ten fino einsetrOffen, bab
Sherman ernitli@ Der atIantii6en Suite entse-
gen 3iebt. Sn ben ndhfen 3 poer 4 Saeen
wirc cine S6ladt itattfnoen, beren Mussans
entideioen Uiro, Cb es ibm uno ieiaer 2euten
mSslid If, bic &Iite ii9er gu errei9en.
Sherman i6eint lansiamer au apanciren uro
feline Grafte f4eiNen abSunebmen, beRx IN ben
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NermifOtes.

SSH 8arnum'S Wuieum in Stem yort
b~efinoen ii6 3 junse Beibsperionen, tpel6e
sllamnen elm Gewi6t BON 1000 8funo baben;
ferner Elm &iele ppn Aiien, pel6er 8 6lrB lang
1T uno 500 @iunO piegt, unO 2 anaben BON
IA unO Is Sabren, BON tpel6en ieOer 11ar stpei
Sub lang 1T uno elmer IA uno per anoere %
9fO. tpiest,
8as Demienigen paifirt Der
ben 3 8:9ruder nt6t be-
E 5abIt t.
(MuS etnem Gltex 0Dabr iaserbuGe.l
st miro ME Elm babl6e8 6rauenSiutmer tiis
fen olrfen. ~
ST niro ieoe glaGt NIT 305 Alporiden ges
plu9t neroen.
Gin S6pd 9rudsrteuFel miro Jpn ieoe gtadt
i'm Sraume unter Die 8relie nebmen.
Seine Stiefel iperoen ME tpaIIeroi4t fem,
feline Slinte miro itet5 ~periagen uno feline 6ii6@
angel INNER obreibeK.
Sem aaffee miro INNER ppu Sliesen i6fpitns
men lnb feline Suppe miro Spinner SumSelbit<
moro bienen.
Se1ano miro nit leinem 0eibe bnr6brens
men unO feline 8ineer tpereen itets nit Dem
&er6buIten 9epla9t iein.
Seine 9abe unO O6ien neutrality-suspicious.
ger tperOen uno feline S4peine td9li6 in Iein
Selo einbre6en.
Gin &e9iment Saben wiro iebe 9ta6t un<
ter ieinen Senitern feline 2ei6enreOe abiinsen.
Seine &ibe perOen luure Wiil6 9eben unO
feline 6Ibnerss feline @ier legen.
Seine GD6ter miro einen eindu9i9en 8u9s
bruder beiratben, belien @elddft gum Seufel
9ebt, uno ct Ielbit miro - cine Gountp Of
fee betommen, Die ibm "a Stunben ben Sag
e%inbrin9t.
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@elearopbifebe sgaeprtenfess.
sic 9OtOmac. 9lrmee ratft ppr.
8eft@tst fir ban 8altimSre sD.dts

8biGubeIpbia, 9. 9e5br. ytadri6teu
aus @itp 8pint POM 8. melpen, paB oa8 2. unO
5. Corps am 9ienitag Ntadmitta9 ii9 nabe Der
SeruiaIem 8lant HOap aufiteQte unb seseu
Stomp Greet Station marihirte. llniere Srup.
pen linO iebr begeiitert.
Sie 5aupturrnee bat srpbe Serltdrtun9en err
balteu.
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81 :, shnnA GA,Ih-Go~+ifi

I~uSitebenbe 6 6uIpeGertift
Sim /. 9lps. 1864 ltanoen an S6ulo=
Gertiftaten aus: $238, $50, 900. Dtebr ais
rs WiQipnen Dollars meroen BON bielem 8ez
trag fir ben bfentiben 9ienlt bel per 8el6afz
fenbeit oes Charities nidt perfilgbar meroen.
(Bprtltsuns Iplst }
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S~ln0ebOte fir ben Mnf0mf pom 0unocr.
Depot QuartiermetAere @mt

NEppl ANatIIfFMetnerTN Mt
Baltimore, s. Sea. 1864.
0erfegflts Anefbete Eerssn In bis1t Otnce bis au,u Is,
DEG. AftttaeS Il Abr entss eenBsnprmen fur b II arfas {
une BITE Deei&nhuns spr Bunetr aus BEN J2eeierunasaSt1'
len stsfes 9esots fur 3 aFenate ster Ianstr. Dtg qSrts
I6afuns mus tdsltG setdeben
Der uehert9las IL &iafter Yer 9atuug) fir tte g5p4e lit
pie frlet: SIM Camp NenppIt &de BON Scott II. @ic eutb
Str, rs 8utrr; in Dprtaders Staluns, @fe Pratt unb
gsrahr. /, z Subsr; IN ptilipps Stalking, @de BON 8remOut
une = amiapfr., 7 faeer; i'm NmbaIaa; CAMP, % 5apette
rare S5r6ptr4s 4 Suffer.
Anse5Ute tSHrsa fNr ale Weir einise Der pbi5gn StSae &C.
Maht werben
Sshbs esnaGe ne ben.
pftienen, rtite GcntrAtIe ~srbaf:en, naTen SCrtcrestst
feiu, ~fttisIten pInftlid Gustufubrsn.
MngstRte muNea enecIHrt ittn:
Proposals for the Purchase and Removal ofNLanure
bic Atreit he's unter3e@neteH trnsen wtl6er fb tas @sAt
~esrbetalt, essle sen ;uIaGwetlsn Su tSnnen.
Auf EefebI BON Gel, q " slersprt 6btef 8. 81.
~(bfs9-15l SenrN pm M a n, Cart. n. y. Qw.
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JUr U0lltyuAterGll.
OIptiI far OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NnCfbrte werben Bic gam Is. ;. Sd. entgegenesuomn,en
far fsI@s, rsi6e sur Arbett s%erHrtretit Tnrerr, gum Sue &c,
steaIren gu nIa@sn. Settg trire am l. Sebr. aesebtr. Nd-
here's IN FER MARYLAND @Sntteutiaru.
tbes9-15) ~. 50. q. g bpm o n, Wdreen.
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N1ele Abl1aBufl9 mar notptpenol9 bal!rt auf
Die in Setreff BON niat perauSgabten Summer
rprber gema9te @rfabrung unit auf bic Ab.
i6dbnnsen Der 9epartements, welde in &riegs=
3elten iebr uniider iinp. Seitoem erlar,9te Sn=
FORMATION ieBt MIDI in ben StanO, Oieielbe 2tbs
idfBuns nit sr6serer 8abri4einIitfeit BON
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.



BSRtEw-ssrru. ID Wednesday, June IS. at the real.
dsnce Of the brides parents, By the Rev pr Philip
HENRY BARrEw 10 MINNIE daushe. of Samuel A. Smith,
ESQ, all of this city.
BaAplsa- WINDSOR. Calvary church on Wednesday
morning, June Is, by the Rev, stephen H.1yng, Jr.,
THEopoRg II. BRApisH, OF Utica NJ y, t. AGNES t. WIND
soR, younges, daughter or Alfred Windsor Esq, Of this
CorcospZ-srE AR-At washlngton. u. c.. on Tuesday,
June Is, by the Rev. A. Gillette, A. n ColcoRD 70
Miss SARAH E. dasghter Of John A. Spear Of East Boston,
Mss.
Boston papers please copy. yst~s4A. ~.
Klrl HErL-GAsrs AT Toy, N, J on tuesday. Jnro
II, by the Rev, Bsou, HsSRy KrcHRLt, OF this city,
10 FANNIE, daughter OF a. p. u Gaines. Esl, OF tne
KTissrR-BrEg On wednesieg. June Is, st. Grace
church by the Rev. nr TayioF CHAatEs II RsSSzR TO
EMMA LouisE, daughter Of the late VIM. Beeoe, ESQ
PosT-WggD. --On Wednesday mnrning( Dne 10, q. The
residence Of the brides brotherF by fns Rev. Wm *
Pendeton Mr. SAM l. Posi- 10 Miss HANNAH z eldest
daughter Of tho late tastus L. Weed f Stamford, Conn.,
No ca rds. - rf. L..er
RollERrsoS BEkrrSE 81 stephen's church. Tues
dav juno by the Rev Joseph a. Price D D. lisorHY
Y RoBgRgsoSt TO MARY A.. daughter Of Rodinan Bertne
Esq, all OF this city,
WIN. ". REYNOLDS, Of New York, to HATTIE Church, OF
Brooklyn, e y. No cards. .a
SlaoSsoN-HrsrAcB --0n Wednesday, June l5 by the
Rev. DR.. Cleveland Coke rector Of Calvary church,
GEORGE SMoNsos OF station Island 10 CAROLINE paugber
OF John Hustace, Esq. OF this city
WHnNEy-HEypEks oN.--ln brooklyn, at the residence
OF Mr.. George w Benson, by the Rev. r. f. Raminetnp
D. d. Mr.. WILLIAM GAINES WHITNEY 10 Mss ELLIE ". RES-
DERsoa No cards +sla - ts,. nsr @is
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

eral Lf she station, who imp<edatsy transmitted the
osaioass 20 Lord Lyons Zoe latter made formal re-
West for permission 70 fosArd tbem through the lpes
which Was refussd; and Lord Lyons was moreover In
Formed by Mr. Seward shss sit would not be agreeable
70 the OF the United SIstes for her Ma e.
y's government "to hold any Intercourse whateyer"
with the Confedegatss.
After this rebuff which Lord LyoUs appears to have
received with hs usual moskness, there remained
patches to the Foreign ONCE. where they viii
hsnceiorth remain the record OF the most rldcu
lous diplomatic failure Of Earl Russell admnisra
sop So little, however, did the Foreign Secretary
scipste such result, tnat late the I'd OF April
additional Instructions sent out TO Mr.. Crawford
relative TO ma mission 70 Richmond These additional
Instructions Il may be supposed, rendered
sary by she discovery that the MALLORY report was
fOfgery. t *+ fsm..s4s I
We are now irnpatiently waiting 10 whether tho
farce is 70 have third acI ,-
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
MtscellnneHuR,

LAuscH-wrl be launched from the shpyard OF Bin
son. Tenth ferry Greenpont this tThnrs
day) afternoon, At O'Clock the sdewhce sea nshp New
York. built for Commodore Vanderbilt for the California;
trade Her dimensions foiowsS0 feet in length
breadth of BEAM 26 feet depth Of hold aad about
5000 buthen Her engines Of cons,ruc
the Alaire Works She Is well worthy OF Wis from
merchants and others interested sho "a pronounced
by connosseurs beautiful model OF naval archi-
lecture.
sKAHsnr ausrnAtAsrAS Capt Cook sailed yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool
Sur pTorrcroR-Liserpool June s-rte North American
tsulng the No wesan ship Protector wrecked
e. an S s MAY & for
sar SAMUEL puss!Ne-L Liverpool, Juas t-The cssrIo.
es q Il. oew o the ssuel D@nnias from RansSoa for
withou, food
BnK KSns Apr M :spas o Ger oc5nss
sraes April H. ou. or slh
shargng 50 chests tea INTO he chantsesr g.. and tow
merely unshipped her rudder, aud is mskng no ~Scr
BAHx Llcnrroor r, q. tons, built at Monsses in 1895
scuRJas B.rpArr Niskcrson from Boston for row York
put Ne~ cdosa ian n nsyns % az s%ay sha
In a heavy sea.
Sem Lxss cH5srrR hence 70. EswSern va, sgrpei on
America and landed at Delaware Breakwatsr
ss r.. % % s5 I tons as
be commanded by Capt Willard.
Sem rassro Of Jamcspo II a27 tons bui in 1855 At
Newport for Stt N she viii hereafter hail from Newport
ana he commanded b. Can't Briggs.
s,oosiou s. has been sold Tor sssi6o -
srx,mrue A., &c tons, buil, At oSweeo in 1854 has
n.vnr. Nay si-The Union, neho. for san rrsnei'Cs
Geor1eF Rowan River May q came The food and
sournAsr1os Nay sl-rss derelio. vessel fallen Win
sa s s As & ra .s Srs rs' b y sa
Q, the Ta. es ana nnyns r % deckhcus, er,enans% % pom
boat and she did not long time
abandoned.
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'sna ~ '-"' ~ spoken. 90.
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slip Lsy.ra" %srsosaJ. from Hrosh for oalifOrns
Ss'p Ss:ins. assssld srm 81 John. Bs for ss.asssa
BARK I, Js days from Portland fer Havana Juss H.
en- edge ef Esntuetet shoaa "a Ion o.
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The New York herald., 1864-06-16

The london Herald contains the Snost circumsantial
account or The proceedings At the Conference under
staads that the German ponpoentiaries demand tho
ceseion Of Flensburg and puppel while the neutral
Powers adhere to ha line Of tho Sche and the Danney
werke the Danish frontier II is that the repre-
Deptaikes Of Denmark desire that the German Powers
and the neutras should to agreement the snb
pct before calling upon Denmark TO give her
proposal also made aud accepted ad rfe1nduns for
tho nrolongston Of the armstce FOR fifteen days. on he
sODdton that further exteosion should take place
unees the basis OF peace we're agt eed To-.
The london Times says all accounts represent the feel
ing IN the Danish capital as warike beJond all former
EXAMPLE
Ou the I'd Of June in tho German Federal Diet At the
proposition OF the united conttces the eders govern
ments summoned prohibit the export by sea Of
Gunpowder and arms from North Germany
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
Great Britain.

In the House OF ComDons on ihe I'd OF June, Mr. Card
woll reply 10 a. inquiry, said that negotiations
going between the government and the Hudson Bay
COMPANY with view to the transfer OF portion OF the
latters territory to the crown. M
Mr. Layard. in reply Sir j. Elphnsone said the gov
ernmept bad not received the decision OF United
6stes governments the verdict OF tho court martial
Aona Master ananh wen, Of the United States steamer
Vanderbilt or the alleged murder OF Mr.. Gray Of
the bark Anglo Saxon.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

SALE or raE srpAMsalP sRoEaIA.y 81
4 aiN from the Manchester Guardan june
We are informed that the Georgia SO we'll known "a
Confederate cruiser passed into the hands or one OF
she most extensive merchants 10 liverpool The terms
u the sale have not been made cubic.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
Arrival Home or tn. Ninsh mass@cha
Qrish) Rssimcnt.

Bosros, June Is, 1854
ne reception or the Ninth Massachusetts, rsh) rsgi
mept. svh,eh arrived home this morning, amer three
ysars service In the nsd exceedingly enthusiastic
The Irsh Benevolent Association. In full ressa mill
tary escort and largo pumber o citizens joined In the
procession.
Tho regiment, after marching through tho principal
streets parsoox OF the hospsaes of the city In Fansui