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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

nR. GONZALES PERUVIAN MEDICINES
IL These valuable Medicines be had Of the GeDera
Agent J. W. CARLE. No 90 LDcrtysti Deuas e Barnes
No. 2O2 Broaiwsy f. c. Wells Co., No lis Prank iyDs
sbords No 81 Dey-st. and J. Young No. 1870 Esdck-st
Translated from the n. Y FRANCO AMERICAN OF 18Th
March "Sarsapsa medicine, has bad its day Qnacks
under name have sold pepaTatons iuro1t
heeh 70 the taste that the afflicted ath
than their desparnly nbnii TO dsease rel
now furnishes remedy which will ulpetey replace sArsa
peJila and which quaek initiate We refer 70 IN
GONZALES SYRUP DE LOXA. Several that we know
who tried a. unsurpassed for cutsneous dis
eases mpurity Of the blood female complaints bousDess
and old ncured diseases Judng from the siemen
OF few OF our friends 10 actually blessing and Of incai
cuab.e value for the eJtIpaton OF Gout and bheumAtin
when used with
DIR GONZALES GOVT and RHEUMATIC
PERUVIAN OINTMENT.
We knew long since that GONZALES PULM0SC PERU.
WAN OIL in bgh epute in South America but from ap.
pearances the SYRUP De LOXA will acquire still. sreate1
lame"
SYRUP DE LOXA for impurities Of the blood cutaneoo4
diseases inyeterste biouness female complaints icurea
secre, diseases, etc, . per bottle. 49,
PULMONlC PERUVIAN OIL, for bronchitis, incipient
consumption colds hoarseness etc, per bottle =.
GONZALES GOVT aud RHEUMATIC PERUVIAN
OINTMENT warranted II used Nth Syrup de Loxa to er
upae Govt RheuastiEm ETC. IS eta sent everywhere on
receipt Of funds. J. w. earle, Agent No D. Loertys.
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OTyIcE or rar PIr1ssvFeH FoRr WAYNE, asDl

CnIoAGo RAILROAD C0NPANy April 8, I6ot- ,
DIyIDEND on STOCK.-The Board OF Dl-
4 ,pct,rs have this day declared DIVIDEND Of t24)
EXO AND ONE-HALF Pr CENT on the Capital Stock
<, Company for the quarter ending 3lst March last and
sus AZ the ne, earnings Of said quarter payable Tree OF Gov
ssn tar, on and GAer The 10Th aay Of May proxno at The
s,ner ce q the Company the C Of Pittsburgh to the
~ hs v hose stocN sGuds the books there and az The
.~snry Of the Company WinSow, Lsner Co.., No. ~
Walt in tie City NewYork to the stockholders whose
sOrA stands upon the book, there
"a en- the I'd day Of May and remain cloeoint 10 O'clock
a m on tie 18th day Of May thereafter.
By order Of tie Board OF Directors,
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0le0ical.
A TTENTION, LADIES.
N THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARhE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription Of SIR J. Clarke, NJ. D.,
PhysiciGu Extraordinary to the Queen.

SIR JAMES CLARkES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription Of SIR J. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well known medsne is imposition, but sure and
safe remedy Female Difficulties and Distinctions from ans
cause Whatever and although powerful remedy Il conaini
nothing hurtul the constitution TO married ladiet
IL peculiarly suited. will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
In ell ca Nervous aud spinal Affections Pain in the Sao4
and Limbs Fatigue slight exerion Papitstisn OF the
Heart Mysteries; and Whites these Pulls viii elect azure
whep an other have failed and although powerful
remedy DO iron, csomel antimony OF anything
hurtful 10 the cOustiiu tiOn. -,
Full directions the pamphlet around each package VINCE
shoudbe carefully preserved -
For full particulars get pamphlet free, ofthe agent
n B-tl and postage stamps inclosed TO any authorizes
Agent will insure sotle containing ~ pills BY return
mai. Sod by all dIugsists
JOB MOSES, NO. q Courandt.st, New York
Sole United States Agent
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Dentistrp.
NFSTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE,

NAMPHOR-wOOD TRUNKS-Of very So.
~ perior quality and large sile for sale by ROWLAND
Johnson Commission Merchant and Broker In India 0oo1
No. "a Beavers, New'ieTb, aud Ne Nv hsxkstst kAne
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MINING STOCKS, as well as all other kinds
wi Of Securities BOUGHT and SOLD at all ths stocf
Boards In New orb, Boston, Phiade phia A. oihsrwns
On e9pmissiVl BY ALBERT H. NiCoLAfi No " "paA"" W
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No. 40 kIcHAR.R PLACh
CONNECTICUT STATE BONDS.-We
- t AL. Coupon Bonds OF the State OF Connocticut
bsDs ak per cen, interest snd maturing twenty year, rom
JanuaSy lea The debt Of the State h shAl Alo ~
S;,tt1. F,nd "a provided and confidently rcconenu
20 parties desiring tine most en, s ~ IN
investments ~
CHICAGO AND ALTON FIRST M ~ q.
u GaGF sfgKTNG FUND BONDs.-No1 al, -, 800,
$50 N a. 10 578 4Se 305 $50, l76 3ls ana 20, nave
been duly degnAsd for payment according 70 ih1 1854 The
undergod are ready 70 pay them with interest 90 M % ~
crued on presentation and surrendef
| B. J. T1LDEN, No IL WalLst, Trustees
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OYy1oB OF THE RIDoK COPPER ConrAHf'
HEv.YoKK. ApTill2, 1904
NOTICE is hereby given, that an AooLooL
N MFNT Of ONE DOLLAR has been levied upon each
share Of the Capital stock Of the RIDGE CoPfER 1Vn-
PANY payable the Office Of the IreesnreI no. % IA
change place New y ork on the @b day Of Nay next -
No transfers OF stock be made after this Date eiocP' VI
pay Lnent OF the assessment.
W. HART SMITH. Treasurer.
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financial.
r,yvr1Avp AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co.
-. n, n VI An y Mnrch IL lh6i.

rxu.arxH, OFFICE CIEvEIASSP o. Mrss 10 80 nor
a CENT free from Government tax, upon the II
s.ses Of the CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO I'D 81 Iii,
80. nsvable on the I'D SBy Of april next Of me GDS
Wss~rs tfRAnLYE Co, No ~ Wal It, h.or A., y,
,nS anti the 2ls day Of May next and alter u' A''' WV
a.. Company Office in Cleveland. :, iii b. closed On
Tes Compauys stock Transfer Books WIZ re &C. 9sb dsX
shs Ib day OF April next and fenain ose 1rV rasnr.
n lphl. H. V ---l-----
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TnxAsUREK's OFFICE, CLyvELASD AND IL
. SEHTANNUAL DIVIDEND OF tOUH

"A PER CENT free Of Governpent AZ, a I The Bcard
Sno, nvab or The ssh inst TO ocshoidc's
s Of q S, T5 aS s Lod ha. day lid hs
cas,v in Cleveland. Stockholders registered
Z cisDe.nd win receive their dividend; N a5 tn; city
IN a t ~ - ~ Nv T. ROCKWELL, Treasurer.
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DLACK HAWK
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
MINES-BOBTAiL, GREGORY, 6e
LODES, GILPIN Co, COLORADO.

CAPITAL $4,000 SHARES, 500 EACH.
TRUSTEES:
FH JUDD, New York.
w l.. LEE. Colorado.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, Eew.York
GFO BLISS, yR., New-iork.
o. w. Guild NewYork.
J. r. WILLIAMS New.Ysrk
J. HALL PLEASANTS Baltimore.
LEONARD SWEET. Washington.
CARLOS PIERCE, Boston.
President. ...............F. III. JUDD.
Vice. l.. Lii. .o.,
Treasurer .,......... WALTER r. LAYTON.
Secretary ................D. LITTLEJOHN.
Coup,el ............ $ WOODWARD
Gener. Director. .......MfLO LEE.
Office. No IS Clf-st New York
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Providence MIME Co, EEvYoRK, April lWs
IN NENT GRITTY CENTS PER SHARE has been levied
ppou the CAPITAL STOCK OF the PROVIDENCE MINING
COMPANY 2o 100 Sheresl payable the 2Sth Cay Of hl
1894 at the ONCE Of tie treasurer Ne q NsSsaa New
fosk
TIE Transfer Books win be oosed p IS 1854 after Which
es viii be transferred unl the assessment shall
ksve been paid.
20 John w DAVIS Treasurer.
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EDWARD q. TILESTON d Co.,
BANKERS.
Dealers in Canadian, Nova scotia aud American
MINES
INCLUDING GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, LEAD COAL,
IRON MINES and PROPERTIES.
rupnuies or rrlvsie individuals owning such Mines or
As.a theL and wishing information, or TO make BALES
a. 10 have sloh placed upon the market viii please make
,ophcston al our Office accompanied with fun statements
e snoh Properties.
The Mines placed upon the market by u or our associate
nav be or have carefully examined and reported upon by
- or more OF the following Geologsts:
sir WILLIAM LOGAN, Montreal
DT JOHN L. HALL, Quebec
Dr. CHARLES 4. JACKSON, Boston
Prof A. A. HAYES. Boston
Pref GEO. l. CHASE, Brown University
Prof 2. SiLLIMAN jr, Yale College ,..
We tso solicit the attention Of Capitalists or any Associteo
int.rest wishing to purchase such valuable Properes io
A,seves or ~ organize dividend paying ees
fsl Broadway (,deTcGntie Bank Buldi-tp New ioik'
"A FrsnIin-G Revere Bank bgsiunsl, Boston.
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sr I.or1.- A1roy. Avp TExaE HAUTE r X. Co,

No. 7 " ALE tI'' ~ ONrAl
DIVIDHND.-A Dividend OF SEVEN fER
IL CFNT less the Government tax VIII b. paid ON the
SsrsT,d Stock Of tins C0mpguy and after MONDAY the
ssoo,S dsy Of MAY next At the Bank Il North America
Tn Transfer Books Of this STOCK viii Dc closed nom the
~ ' " c. BUTLER, President.
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Corporation Notices.
Corporation Notices.
II S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
~ N Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE,
OFTIcE, NEw BUILDINGS I
Con. CHAHBERs ST. AND BROADWAY
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND 500, CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

The Unitei States authorities having in order to Gil up the
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising Recruits for
that branch Of the service and guaranteed that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps sha be counted the quota
OF the places where they elect TO be credited the
they Recruits for the Amy the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty, cash down. upon their
being duly mustered into the service
WHEN ENLISTING FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
SI0V.
WHEN ESIfSTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAvY.......................S 5000.
WHEN EELISTISG FOR MARINE CORPS. e. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING a RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF S1O.
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NASSAU MINING COMPANY.-Noticel is
hereby given, that the First Meeting Of the NASSAU
MINING COMPANY under 4, article. Of a''9 e WI
he hid AZ the Office Of r. IL RICHARD, No. - Nassaus st.
Ia ths CIV Of New York THURSDAY the 2StA day o.
April 1854 Noon, for the transaction OF business
''F'N' K IL RICHARD,
JOHN LAMB
WILLIAM PEARSALL.
n..~yoJ Anil A 1891 Associates under said Articles
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seamen aad ordinary seanen, who viii be shipped for two
yeaI win I'VE in addition to the above bounty Of $500
three months pay in advance and three months extra pay
Government bounty.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
WAR NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

ts LOUISVILLE, Sept IL, 1894
The following dispatches have been received st Gen.
Rousseau's headquarters In NashviIIe:-
MURyRxEspoRo, Sept. 8, 1854.
Major B. H POLK, A. A. c.
Colon el Thomas Jordan, Ninth Pennsylvania cavalry,
with two hundred nbd thirty men, surprised attacked
and routed the rebel DbhsIs brigade Of two thousand
men at Readyvlo yesterday, killing and woundiog
many capturing hundred aud thirty prisoners
Our loss killed, Ave wounded and four missing.
To day the railroad is torn at Bed Bucker; but ths
damage is trIGng The bridge Stewards creek, thu
only one Injured by Wheeler, Is rebuilt.
H. T. VAN CLEvE, Brigadier General
MuRrRKEsBoRo, Sept. 10. 1864
Major B. r. Folk, Assistant AdJuiant General, Nash
The road Ia in good order from hero TO Chattanooga
Trains loft this morning with mails for the army az
Atlanta. Tho rebels re,reatng by way Of McAInn-
vile. II. 2. VAN OLEVE, Brgadier General
Pulaski Tenn, despatch Of the 9th says General
Rousseau had concentrated all the force Of Stedman and
Granger with his own, and pursuing Wheeler
towards the Tennessee river.
The country between Nashville and the renrefsee
river Is reported full OF struggling bands.
General Mlroy has returned Tusboma. He teie.
graphs from there saturday hundred rebel
airy cot tho wires on Friday, seven miles northwest OF
Shelby willie, and were going towards Franklin.
DlbbcIl and Williams had united their forces az Wood
bury. williams a1d Robinson had passod Berth rove.
Cannon county with thousand and three pieces
OF artillery, going towards McMnnvilie.
General Sherman had established Communication
via the Nashville ard Cbattanooea Railroad.
Repairs the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad VIII
be completed on Monday
Wheeler in the aggregate has destroyed only SIX milsa
-four hundred and forty car loads Of subsistence we're
received 10 Atlanta on Friday last
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsstSoroS, Sept. IL, 1854.
TIE PROPOSED ONE THOUSAND MILLION LOAN FROM
EUROPE.
No decision has yet been made 10 regard 10 the propo
sition for thousand million losa made BY European
capitalists and may be held under ad,isement until
the OF Congress be obtained In reference 70 IT,
as il requires additional Legislation to psrfect H.
MONEY rouRIHo INTO THE TxEAsukY.
Although without any apparent cause number OF the
bids offered for the thirtyon million loan contained
the request that not accepted they should be applied
10 the seven thirtes.
EFFECT or rHg coPrGgHRAp ASSAULT ON GENERAL
N'CLELLAk.
The aDsgonistic demonstrators Of the copperbeads
against General Mcclellan caused by the policy OF
his letter OF acceptance regarded with much sssfac
ton admin stration circles here and considered
settin, The question favor Of the reelection OF Mr.
Lincoln If united the democracy would have had hard
O. win triumph. but divided II is considered that
their chance 10 hopeless s
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
lhc 'rurnrsaf.

GRAND TURNOUT AND pICsIO AT JONES' WOOD.
Fairly yesterday morning m imposing procession Of
the Turner's place from the Turn Hall in Orchard
street which proceeded through Canal street and Bowcry
70 the CITY Hall Park and up Broadway and through
rous other thoroug tho foot Of Eighth street
where the excursossis embarked for Jones' Wood 10
the long line OF the procession we're OF course tho
delegations and Turner clubs from nearly
al the principal ches OF the Eastern Saod Western
states who are represented 10 the city. an
well as all tbs German glce clubs of this city.
The procession was composed follows'-Aililary
companies; the Sangsrbund, United Glvc Clubs,
composed osht societies other glee cubs about
dozen Turner associations and delegations from the
neignboring cities Turner Iosgngei New Yorker rsrn
verein.
The Turner 2oeginge are boys, TO tho number Of
about two hundred, VINO sre educated according TO
the system " the Turner'S. Their appearance IN
ths PROCESSION attracted a great deal % sten.
tioo. Immense crowds visited Jones Wool In tbe
afternoon The festival however passed Oh 10 very or
ferly manner, and At SIX O'Clock the excursionists
returned TO the city. At two O'Clock Dr. Focrsch deli
vered oration In which no took occasion to compare
the German festivals with the Olympic festivals or
ancient Greece. Later ia the afternoon exhibition or
the New York Turner's took place the grounds This
sxh hbition OF the principal features or the day
Today the festival will be continred With priZb exor.
cises in fcrnen, singing fencing, wrestling and racing
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
vncrciai Intelligence.
TKR LONDON MONEY hAsEkr.

toNnoS, August 3o--Evcning.
Tho English funds orcn.a quiet: hut at the close OF
business there fall OF per cent The main
OF this sdverse vemcnt consisted IN conjecture that
Mr. Gladstone will hnd It necessary IN order 70 prevent
the March excbeouer bills from being paid In for
NEXT month either TO raise their rate OF Interest from
10 per cent 10 FUND portion OF them. make an
exchange stock 10 exchequer bills behalf " The
savings barks. Copsols closed at SSx Ssl.
Confederate loan IS 20, or half iowrr: Erie shares
ordinary, declined each aud do, paid up further I.
LIVERPOOL CorfoN NAREgT.
LIVERPOOL, August 90, 1894
We have 20 report q good demand to-day, with arr
market at yesterdays prices The sales are e0os bales,
OF which 2, 900 are for export and speculation.
ruH LATEST MARKxrs.
LIVERPOOL, August 30--Eyening.
Provisions Beef dull. Bacon quiet. Lard nrm and
holders demand IN advsnos. Butter Hrm. Tallownrm.
PRopucn.-suear quiet and steady. Coffee steady,
Rice quiet. Ashes duh Lipseed oil hrmer. Rosin no
sales Spirits turpentiss Inactive Petrcesm steady a
m Id Sor refined.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

ATTrsrr BLOW orrS Saw Sunday night
gang burglars by OF false keys forced an 60
trance to the store OF Charles W. Baker, 20 Beck@ae
street. with intent TO rob tho premises WITH me neess
sary implements burglars drilled several hoiss 70 .ns
nls as sso Inserted in the lock Of the sae and a. me
proper moment the match applied but me oxp'oioa
fa,lsS IA prove satfacory to tbs burglars tne sac,
sth ~ . s,n.s 400 o00 Il money and internal revsane
s,smps wI,hstocd .Ser Efforts boeomng alarmed q ma
,a.p - a. ~ tbe explosion, the burglars decampc,s
noso msJu nn,S them mace apd bit, drills limnys and
n,ns, ssnyrlsrous pemtns. Tse oos were taken
IN second precinct station house oy Captain MIA where
s. ". been received 70 who were the perpetrators Of
the burglary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

Arrival Of tho America, with
Three Days, Later News.
Eject Of Grynl's Sh.ridan's and
Farragu!'s Victories in England.
What keClellGIa Must Do as "Peate Candl-
dasc,Aond "Peace" President.
Foreign Hopes Of Separation
and Future Secession.
-~~~~~~>~~>~~-
FRENCH INTERVENTION AGAIN M00TED.
ne American Diplomatic Difficulty with
Egypt Not Settled,
kSe. k& kO,s ~

mo steamship America, Captain Vessels, from South
Apsop August 81 arrived at this port yesterday after
Dsoa. Her news is three days later.
The difference existing between the Egyptian govern
nAAt and United States Consulate has not yet been
0stsled. II appears from reliable information that the
Charge dAnaes OF the United states in Constantinope
highly disapproved the Consus conduct iu the matter
which likely terminate by his being dsmsssd from
snes HIS HRhness the viceroy has very properly 70
ssd 10 entertain any further negotiations with the
CUasul.
% aEcertained that about one hundred and nfty per
ssas lees injured during the riots in Belfast
Ireland that In nine the injuries have resulted
u DEATH Five Of the fatal cases-pamey, those Of
MeConnen Davison, NKse. Murdoch and kigan, are on
~ Protestant side and f0ur-those Of Halliday Gorman
Hsyburn and Fegan-are on the Catholic sde But the
~ Of fatal exhausted more are expected
- - reported.
1ask rate during the week.
From Turin We learn that continue Trent and
= veneta. II 10 rumorsd that tho Italian police have
discovered depots Of arms munitions and tr colored
nACs.
No difhcuses which have arisen between Turkey and
nsassnegro reference the frontier have been sats
lsstorily arranged by mixed commission.
ofRcially announced from Tunis that fourteen q
~ tribes have made their submission. Private letters
sAs, however, that forty tribes are stN IN insurrecton
- that several chiefs who had manifested wish for
peace had been killed. #@
From Japan the news b scausy tits believed that the
ulreng force II the English Admirsl's disposal win
ostiy be turned 70 account Tho territories Of the
Ystsce Of Chiusin lNagato spoken Of their dos
tnAsson. and that the Prince has
ursd inland. "a S4 N%H 2
1As American steamer J. T. Wright was lost tuo date)
y The China 6ea
fhs Bremen and Africa arrived out August 20.
SAs Hibernia arrived out August 80.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
3rane's Position.

Grants POstttoms
~ sRRAr ''vIooR'' AND "PsRrrrAcTrY" o. THE
GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGED IN ENGLAND.
From the London Times, August %
ne from America, though indeciAve, continues
= be interesting. The riGsr soiA chch his
pos0u has been conducted appears spread like
Sxcole saised beyond precedent At each point OF in
t1geot Atons hing as g. Il Sc 1s that General Grants
O9erp not yet erA0Hst No numbr Of repe,ss seems
fciut check kts perfinGcoUs General IL was but
Nv days ago that heard Of . repuse 90 disastrous
hat . court OF inquiry was Immediately appointed 70
0vesgae It's yet the present mail inor ms us that
new and difficult operation has already been commenced
Two corps OF the federal army were transferred
- Saturday, the 18th, 10 Deep Bottom on the
Do4th OF the James river, and fighting commenced
Sunday and continued more less until Wednesday
Ssss at first driven back % within miles Richmond,
q about Ave miles nearer than Deep Bottom but uti.
atey 70 have driven back the iedcras who confess TO
oss OF one thousand men. II 10 almost impossible to
IMPOSE that General Grant intends make serious at
npt upon Richmond from the north OF the James river
efsr having deliberately abandoned that line OF ad-
$ance. II s surpassed, therefore, that this movement
Wo intended solely 20 cover some operations which Gene
Darling and Drurys Bun This fort and the obsructons
q the stream below Drurys Bluff have hith.
Gvto eHectually prevented The tedersl gun boats
ceo0 ascending the James river. The James flows
ha pretty direct from Richmond down to short
Ilssnce below points, but at about ten miles from
11shmond IL makes q loop TO the west, almost TO
rn an island IL said that Gsnor. butler s engaged
= cutting canal the neck oi land thus lett,
- avoid the hoop and the distractions which ooltans
the eunboas by this means ascend the river, II
prcposed 70 make combined attack with the naval and
Military forces upon Fort Daring aud Drury's blur.
osnsrai Grant, Il win be remembered. made q similar
eoAsmpt TO divert the of river NJ yoksburg and
~ failure there not encouraging 70 the propesls Of
= present attempt Nor the dangers ot TINS ioop o.
. three miles of river which will s remain below Fort
Dasling should not be similarly obsiruc,sd.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
Neyys from Cairo.

kEPoRTBD DsATn OF GENERAL HRICS, Erc.
CAISo, Ill, Sept. ii, 1864.
There report at Little Rock, Ark, that the rebel
General Price recently dod At Arkadelpha OF dysonery
seventy.fyo hossheads OF tobacco have arrived here
from Paducah for New YORK.
Tho steamer City Of Alton brings Memphis dates OF
Yesterday and orleans advces u the 9th last Mem
phis was to be Illuminated last night honor Of
victories,
or Western Kentucky and attached 10 the district II 10
nois under General r. e. Paine
General Meredith has left Psducah 10 take command or
the District VI Western Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
P.rsonal Intelilgence.

Among tho arrivals at Gramercy Park Hotel, we
notice The of senior Don jose A. Godoy, for long
time editor Of the H1aido Of Mexico and nrm frend o.
tho United states He comes direct from the states cf
President iasreY aud accompanied by his wife and
family. Gersfas Felipe Berrozabal aud Pedro Ogszon,
of the liberal army, are also stopping temporarily
at the same hotel
senior rose Rbera Rio, Mexican journalist colonel
yose Rabontn Senior r. Avis. member of the Mexican
Congress, and SENIOR Don r. Espnosa Of Durango, are
stopping At the Hotel de barcelona
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
Arbitrary Arrests
from the Albany Argus, sept. II ]

Iathn case, u,ed a. the General csrcuft. m whhh :
United Satsa Marshal, for 9vbirasy arrest asd impscn
ne, the plaintiff applied 70 rsnots ths 80 y aHa sne
tho argument was heard h jay By Judge hiIer lss -
special term In th cNy. The Judge has ncm denied .ue
motion, holding that the case did aos fell wnin nc 49,
verdict has been rendered invalid snd unoct
Judge PNksr o. Albany for plaintiff, and J. ssasWeS
a New York FOR defepdant,
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
theatrical.
YHu OLYMPIC.

Mrsms Crime continues 10 draw good housss ~.
Hos,on, Mr. ssoddad and Miss irving play shsir parts
better than ever Last evening Jenny Line revived
a. an sfterpiccs Mrs wcd looked and sang charming.
~ ur. Lamb made his ntrt appearance ~ this thtatrA
Mr. Davdge made hts nrst appsarsncs ibis acasop We
sbail walt . While before efisieisins Mr., Lamb. ne
piece rettled VI capitAliy.