davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
Voice from Egypt.

Peace be unto you, ard length Of days The medicine
Braudreths Pillsl fierce foe Azrael, both in
pest ence and caravan Sickness the little obS rich
with the wine Of health; let the maker this golden
circle, that he may know wounded with tn
Of dsease but now healed. May he grow in the
shine and, dispensing blessings, be most blessed.
ACHMET HALLII4LA.
The above, accompanied by ring, was delivered to
by distinguished member Ct Congress his return
from Jerusalem. b. BRANDRETH.
BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold 25 cents per box,
enveloDed in full directions. Purchase unless my
PRIVATE GOVERNMENT STAMP is ON the box. See
upon it B. BRANDRETB, in white letters.
Principal office. BRANDRETH BUILDING, NEW
YORK,
For sale by
MERRILL Il CO.,
Indianapolis,
And by all respectable dealers in medic ne.
mar22 dlmeOd6w1m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
RNEW DISCOVERY For THE

RENEW SCOVERY FOR THE
speedy and permanent Of Seminal Weakness Ure-
thral and Vaginal Discharges Geet Sexual Diseases,
Emissions, Impotence Genital Debility and diseases OF
the Bladder and Kidneys.
BELLS SPECIFIC Pulls warranted in all cases
and be relied No change of diet required. They
do nausate interfere with business pursuits Up
wards Of 200 have been cured the past month.
More than hundred physicians use them IN their
piUdte practice, and all speak soe1 Of their ecac0.
They entirely harmless the system, and be
lied in all arising from youthful ndiscretion
seabuse, which often incapactates the sufferer from
fulfilling the duties of married lire.
TREATISE Of "a pages, containing means Of cure,
sent free to all. Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills will be sent by mail, securely sealed
ceipt Of One Dollar, by J. BRYAN, NJ. D.,
No. 70 Ctd street, N, Y.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
ToMLINsON COX, Agents.
sept30-d&w1y a. indianapolis
-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

yelth and maturity arising from the banefui habits
of self abuse To which is added observations
Female Diseases othe interesting ofthe
Importance to the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
that state Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps
We devote entire time and attention to the treat
various private diseases treated Of in pr
report Dpens2ryi the only Institution efthe
kind In America which has been tabshed by special
charter this fact should give IL preference the
various quscks of doubtful character to be foun In al
ctiee
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

W-DISE OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual systems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Seat by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Address d. J. SKILLN HoUGHTON Howard Associa-
ton, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
mar30-d&wIy
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

The Marion Journal says that generally
the returns Indicate encouraging Democratic
gains throughout Grant county" at the late
township elections.
Albany brewed 10000 barrels of ale last
year.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


sore caIn
Gss~1&R Hss,
f.I Cob GnS,
And similar troubles, II suffered to progress result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affection
oftentimes Incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
compounded to reach directly the seat of the
disease and give almost instant relief.
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines in the
United States and most foreign countries 25 per
box. apr7-d&wlm
cB- NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness, etc, can be cured by who has really
cured himself and hundreds Of Others and will tell you
nothing but the truth. Address with stamp.
EDWARD II. TRAvER,
feb2s-d&wly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NTOrlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
signed has been appointed Administrator OF the
tate Of Elihue Line late Of Marion county, deceased
Said estate is supposed to be solvent
JOHN n. vOORHIS,
aprll-w3t Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

EBBlLLIoUs AFFECTIONS AND THE
various complaints incident to this season, cannot fnd
and remedy than BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

sore czHas--..aH.
Gsp-.& Rn,s,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
M e DICAL,
MEDICAL.
PILES.
A SURE CURE!

EvERYBoDY is being cured of this distressing dis
III by Of
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
LAsr RErnNNnIsSANCE IN Tnnrr-

LAST RECONNOIsSANCE IN FORCE.
From ne Tisei.
The succinct tclcrraphic despatch from or
correspondent, which W. pub isbed YESTERDAY,
and the fuller details which are given to-day,
prcscnta a view Of the operations in Graut's army
on Thursday which may be readily graspcd.
The number OF men engaged iu the rec jnuols-
sanee can be estimated With tllcgable accuracy;
but il Is fllccut 90 say that it was essentially
grand movement, having regard solely to tue
strength Of the advancing columns. The 2d
Corps look up It's line ot march early in the
morning by The extreme lc.t, striking out tu
southwcstgriy direction by the Vaughan road,
crossing q creek called Hl Chcr'S run, nine miles
from its former position on the plank road, aud
thtH moving directly west towards the SOuthsdo
railroad. Near place called Armstrong; saw
mill-and after a mornings march of fifteen
mies-HancOck came upon the enemy, and con-
siderable sEirmshing usucd.
Nhie the ID htu gained this advance ground,
the 5th Corps was swung round on the Interior
circuit, with its left utCuded to connect with
HAnCoCk's right the 9th Corps being moved for
ward by a still less circuitous line Of mRrch,
Striking the cucmy's works Immediately by
Warrcns right. Tic army thus disposed formed
an arc Of about fifteen miles IN length; and It
was na ura tEatas soon as Lee discovered what the
movement meant, he should direct the best part OF
his strength 10 tud the point where the point
connection b,tw en- the dtsrcat corps was
weakC5', or where there was no connection formed
at all. In tbs, we take II, Lee achieved partial
or momcntary success.
The weak point lay between the ID and jth
Corps Upon that Lee threw one division OF
Hills Corps, and HanCOCkS right hink was par
tally turned. There was no panic, no disaster,
no Tout but after stout and gallant fight, our
extreme left was drawn In. The line generally
was contracted, aud although there was heavy
skTmishing duiiug the day at other points
where we inA cpd severe loss upon the Rebsls, the
crisis OF the day was passed when the line between
the ID aud h Corps were pierced, aud the recon-
moi salce then and there came partially To an end.
The cooperative movement by General Butler,
north of the James, from the clear and full
account of il which We publish elsewhere, will
be seen to have been admirably timed, aud to
have served the purpose t was sent TO execute
Wherever Lee found the support which enabled
him to strike so heavily on our left, he did not
find II from the Rebel works on the north of
Richmond. AZ every point along Buffers front
extending out as far as the Charles City road, the
Rebels we're kept to their guns, and the Army Of
the JAMES will receive the credit of having done
It's full duty.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
GRANr,s MOVEMENTS.

From hs Tribune.
The Army of the Potomac made on Thursday
one Of those movements which depend on cir
cumstsnces for their character aud development.
The movement was an advance in force capable
OF being checked at the proper moment rs a COM
fleted reconnaissance, or of being pushedby
successful attack To almost any extent. AZ mat
ters actually turned out il was something between
reconnaissance and an assault, resulting in a
positive success and considerable gain in posi-
sion, but not crowned by decisive defeat of the
enemy.
Since its last movements the left of the Army
Of the Potomac has lain almost within striking
distance of the Souhside road. The possession
of that road is deemed essential TO the possession
OF Petersburg; hence General Grant has once
more pushed ON in order 10 gain it, He has, in
CT, reached point from whica he may at any
moment fail upon the railroad with cavalry, and
render its use by the enemy so perilous and
uncertain that it will be TO them of slight value
practically.
To accomplish this advance nothing like a
general engagement has taken place. The enemy
seem TO have been indsposed to resist until they
were threatened at vital point and uRt dis
arrangement of General Moade's line gave them
an opportunity to fall upon the flank OF one
division of the I'd Corps, which had got further
in advance than the 9th, which should have con-
nected With 1t. But the affair which ensued was
slight in ITSELF and not important except as de-
teTmiuing the character of the whole operation.
This exposed division at first suffered some loss,
then went forward again and squared accounts
with the enemy.
So far as actual encounter went the matter
reSted there, but il WAS deemed hest to Withdraw
the I'd Corps from 3 position which exposed it,
connection with the mLlnder Of the line. That
position is three miles in advance of what was
before held, and so much ground therefore goes
to the credit of this attempt. If General Grant
had chosen TO persist it is plain he might have
brought on an action of magnitude at point
available enough to him, but he preferred to rest
content with what he had won The losses on
either side seem TO have been about the same,
while all the advantage otherwise remained
with US.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31

The students of Yale College had an onthu-
siastic Union meeting last week. Speeches were
made By home talont, and letter were read from
Edward Everett, William c. Bryant, Charles
Sumner, and others, written in answer to invita-
tions to be present.
There lives in the parish Of st. Raymond,
Quebec, man who has completed his hundredth
year during the past summer. He does not look
older than if he were seventy yeas of age. A
musician in his youth, he still delights nov aud
then, in playing Oh his violin.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
CHIET QUARTERMAsTERs oFFICE,

CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, October n, 1894.
Sealed Proposals will be received this once until IA
O'Clock NJ, on THURSDAY the Sd day OF Move mber next
for supplying the schuykn Arsenal with the foilawia
| hrtiCles:-
Uniform Coats. artillery, army standard.
. Do do infantry. do
Il DO Jackets, cavalry, do
DO IQht artillery. do
Hat Cords and Iassels, artillery, do E
nhift buttohs' 90
Wrapping PaDer, 36x 10, ssmpl., =, ,eoyired.
Straw Packing Paper, "a
Burlaps, 40 inches a.
ssndaTd VI sgeh articles are required 70 h. a,u,.
r. ian be seen at this office. AV
.-cn bid must be guaranteed by two reapona,ie n..
sous, whose signatures must be appended TO the guara.
Tee, and certified to being good and SUM ent go .
for The amount avOyed by public fanctionaFy oft
United States VI ~
bids tom dofaaliiDg contractors and those that A. ma,
will not be considered '@'et"-as
Blank fCrms tor proposals embracing the ternuo Of a.
guaiantee required on each bid, had on anniicse
&c this Office and none others which do not embr.c s1
guarantee VIII be considered Nor VIII anV pronosa N ~
ments therein stated. ~ ''s ''tutv-
The BIDS VIII state tho number and OF e.ah k,n1
OF article proposed 10 be delivered y "-SA ANA
date o. the award. 'ANAA Ne
Proposals be endorsed Propossi, n, -
bd iOr, -& ~t"oso
HERMAN BTd1B, Colonel . u
10 81 81 UuHfternastera
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
DRY GOODS.

fIAGG & BRO, CORNER or TENTH AND
L PINE, open Bargains from auction.
lot heavy all wool Long Shaws, So
lot black and white and black and red all wool Shirt
ing flannes, S7i6 cents
Hot gents MeTuo Undcrshlrts $3.50
2 lots ladies high neck and long sleeves McrnO Vests,
81 75 and 81.
LOT misses SGerino Undervests l6 to % inches % cents
20 SIPS.
lot ladies' black silk heecy lined Cloves, Slii cents
lot go DOZEN black and white wool Unders ceycs IS
lot gents Paris SIX Scarfs 70 cents.
lot gents pari, Cloth Gloves, very fine, SIPS.
3luts ladies new style fancy silk Nccktios, ST..
lots ladies very me Invisible Head Nets IS cents TO
80 cents.
lots BuPle Buttons black and coor. Co cents 81 per
dozen.
lot steel Dress Buttons l2S ccnt; also Gilt buttons
lot (u dOIeHl Linen CUlRr different Styles 10 cents,
lots Morocco POttmOnnaies, 20 cents to 30 cents
lot black and cO0rs Patent Thread, per dozen
skJinS.
lot chiltreR high colors all wool Shawls, 81 Is.
lots gents cotton Han Hose l3 %, 3D. end 20 cents.
! lot scOtCh high COlnrs Balmoral Skirts 50.
Also, several lots mourning and fancy Dress Goods
Bonnet And Trimming Ribbons, Hdks Gloves, &c &C.
l03l-2
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
OFFICE DEPOT ooMMssARY OF SUB

{ fflOb DEfOI OOMMlSSAhf Of SUB
~ SlSTENCE.
WAMuNGros, ID. @. October a. 1884
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
Sealed Proposals In duplicate invited until Hovem-
her At IL O'Clock NJ, furnishing the Subsistence Da-
parnent with Two Thousand (aOOO) Barrels Of Flour
The proposals WIN be for what known az this Depot 40
NOS and and bids WIN be entertained for any guam
tty less than the whole.
Bids be duplicate, and for each grade separate
sheets Of paper
1he delivery the Flour 10 commence within Ave daya
from the opening OF the bids and In such quantities daily
Rs he Government may direct; delivered at the Govern
ment Warehouse In Georgctown, at the Whaves or ra
road depot In Washington, ID. O..
The delivery Of AL Flour awarded 10 be completed within
twenty days from the opening Of the bids.
Payment viii be made in CERTIFICATES OF Indebtedness
Or such other funds us the Government may for dis
burscment.
The usual Government Inspection WIN be made inst bs-
fore the Flour Is received and win be accepted which
- Dot fresh ground and made from wheat ground in th
quslH. - -F
Ths Flour to be delveredln new oak barrels. head
lined
An oath of allegiance must accompany tho bid Of each
bidder, who has not the oath hle IN his and -
iAlea 70 comply with their bids, or from bddef' A'
Government reserves the right TO reject q 70 ~
cause. Bids v be adcrcssed % the uuael. lllaA
G street, endorsed Proposals for Flour, onEEHE,
,oo,o ,,s1stsn And C. g. v.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
PROPOSALS.

|
| l. QuABIREMAsIEEs oYPicE. u. g. NJ. CoRPsl
s..,., W4;WNGioS, 9lst October, 1854.
O'Clock p Of tho 25ih day Of SoySmeer next for T fur
is iIs hsons to the United states Marines, at the fol
Portsmouth, New Hampshfo.
Chsriestown, MASSACHUSETTS.
rhtsdeIphia fonnsylvania.
washington CITY, District ofCoumbia
Each ration TO consist Of thre fourths Of pound Of
beef eighteen ounces Of bread -FOUR twelve ounces
OF hd bread or one and fourth pound OF aud
or IN lieu Thereof ten pounds Of rce in lieu thereof
twice per week one hundred and any ofdesseated
potatoes and one hundred ounces OF nike vegetables;
ten pounds OF eoioe or, in lieu thereof aud half
gar pound OF sperm candles or one and one fourth
pound OF adamBntno candles and half pound OF
ato dsycrcd @ upon The % order Of 'T the Com
m9hding ohcor each station the fresh beet either in
Duk, or by the single ration, Of good quality with
equal proportion ofthe fore and hind quarters and
pork the dour superne tie coffee good Kio Inc
slgsr good New Orleans or se uivsleu aud the beans
vinegar candles soap salt &c, TO be ofsooi qualify
An bids must be accompanied by the following guar
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
-nS "TassH.u and oi in the state az 'ne Of state Q.
hereby guarantee that y case the oresong bid Of -
win, within ten days amer the receipt Of the At
s post o SS nS@Sa execute t9s contract or the same
ahs a. iai to eneT into contract as Aforesaid, we
the said ---- and that which may be accented.
Witness, a B., GuArantor.
E.f, CD Guarantee.
- 1876.
hereby certify thst the above named ---- are
known TO me 10 men Of property aud abe u mako good
their guarantee
To be signed 6y the United States District Judge United
States District Attorney, ur Collector.
No proposal will beconsidsred unless accompanied by
the above guarantee
Newspapers authorized to pubhh the above will send
the paper containing the hrst insertion TO this office for
amina ion,
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposais for Rations for
6G5," and addressed 10 the undersigned
W. B. SLACK,
lO-2i-m4t Major and QuSrte m tstsr.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
AvcTtuN SALES.


M G,!clKSE,Ygs hvCrIoa gogNs, No. SIC
' - ooobI SSFEE Is f29'i,ot fS ;s SSa5Ss T%a
q; ii W., 10 y'b ,G'' - q, AIa.oo r.. sud ne
-, 8r,l. EslAiC Avn 8, 1u.ls
- iiovsEHoLp rvHfrruus
o. Olls oi MyRcu. .p,,p
vs,h viii ts edaucel when io,lrci On sousiu,,p,, Of
yo'ds or public sale.
SAIF or CONDEMNED oUARrRRMAs.
= W.l storDs, Ambu. ances dc.
Cur. QtWrtgAAsrras ofricr.
birur uI NA,WNGroH, :
NNmsGroa, d. &. ocio'er %, lsCi
h.u.D stus,c cl tr ,quaie between Eard snd Tsen-
t,ih '!o 1woni -tist street. Weshmwon y G., on
slNEILHNAa1ERs' STORES, ccudsrrsd ~ uont for
Acs Csuenters' Tools Brushes, Brides, Buckets.
ssCll,s rauuc Blankets stable Br,ons, stoves saws,
oLp'ts lcht, isuhrs, laCrs, scrap Leather, Portable
the. AZ,
,,,,,.,.. ALSO,
Wte SOLD a. foot Of Nnetentr street apostle
erd ono Canal immediately ~ cr the completion Of the
sglf eDChe itiutd g.. number q Ambuauces, Cars,
Medical Wagens, ,Mctslnc wagons, wsson Bodies spring
succcSsn bidders viii be r,qured to remove ho stores
within I've t2 Day. ircm the dste q sale.
le!ns cash, la Government tards.
Rtlgadicr cenorsl and cntf Vaartsraas;;r.
10 % lion Depot Of Washington.
FNoA SALE OF CONDENSED HORSES.
QuABrtCNNsT7E-C CEHrEAL'S OYYTaH,
fiust DIVISION, NAsiUINCrOS CtTY, :
wn be sola at Pabae Auc, TO tho hisbost bidder a,
CilSDVro, ID c.
On TUESDAY, November /, 1856
10 Cavalry Horses.
on FR.DAN, November 8, lsSi
l'o Cavalry Horses.
These Roses have beeu condemned as un1t for the
cavalry tcrv'Cp Of tho army.
For roai ana isF6s purposes many good bassins may
be bad.
Hprscs aod siaaly
hulcs o. Commut &c az 10 4. NJ
ferms-Cash In United states Currency.
BY or'ior of the QuarormGster Ge 1ersl,
JAMES A. EKTS,
Colonel in charge First Division Qinssrmasye' Gone
rails 0nco. IO2S-5t
~ QUARTERMASTRR GENERAL
10y oalos, First division,
WAsHtSCtos Cry. October 7, I86S
HORSES! HOkSESi HORSESlll
Horses GultshlC tor Artillery and Cavalry service Wiz
be purchased st GlEsBoRO DEPOT, inopen market III
NovCmhtr !, 1884.
norsea win be delivered to Captain l, Lowry Moore
A. 2. NJ, and be sub bcced to lie usual Government
Inspection before leinf acceTtCd
Prica otCeyalry Horses, BlIS oAah.
Price pt Artillery Horses, $3.50 eAeh.
fGglrFut will be made Tor siN (d1 and mor,.
JAMES A, EKIN,
COlOuel First Diyaion,
To Stol Quartertnaster Generals once.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31
OFFIcE CoNlMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE C0AlMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
" No. 6z5 WALNUT Street.
PHnADELPHIA, October 78 1885,
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate win be received At thiS
odice until II 2Oclock NJ, on WEDNESDAY, November III
1855 for suppylg for the the United States army
delivered in Philadelphia,
1000 BARRELS EXTRA SUPERFIHE OR EXTRA
FAMILY FLOUR (Which TO GO stated. to have
beer ground within tweuty days Of date q this
advertisement, from new winter wheat. In wen
ocopered head-lined barrels NanIa OF brand.
and plseo Of manufacture TO be stated ia no
pfopotal. To be delivered within ten DAYS. al
any nolnt 10 tiis city designated by this Oiace.
samples an boyes must be delivered wilh the propa-
sails but rot tAClostd with them, each sample 10 bo
Married with bidders name, braud, number OF bATels
&c.
printed copy OF this advertisement must be attached
70 each PROF oSa and the proposals must be specific Oo
plying with an It's terms.
Each proposal must have the written guarantee Of two
responsible persons for the fnnlmen Of the agroeentwho
viii give bonds II required
Blank form, Tor proposals, containing the form Of guax
sntce. may be had on apple alton az this Onice.
PoymeHt viii BE- made In such FUNDS may be furnlshed
by the United States for the purpose
Proposals 10 be endorsed ~PIoposals for Flour ana
directed to
ISAAC Il. WIaGIN
lo'2S-it Captain and Q s. Vols.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CRcorD EDITION INTO ENotIsrt-
~ LA lAHlnLAM-a GuAnlsh novel U HRAnRlRN

- La 0aviotaN-a Spanish novel j. BRAUBuRN, 20
walker street; vol, cloth, ~ MOS 81 20
OPINIONS Og rnE Pass. This H. a work Astounding in
incidents In Andausan life The Edinburgh Review
sders the author 20 be considered the Spanish Wsaer
Scott and thnkA La Gayia the best OF all her novels Ii
TO be we'll and Faithfully translated under.
stand that the first edition already nearly all disposed or
We me nd this beautiful novel TO readers--Nsw
Nation La Gavoia IL WORK Of real interest
found It's host Of readers and admirers spain and
France where long since sppe ared
cannot fail 70 win lts way among us and lead 10
uuainta with her other warkefrank LESLIE illustrated
Newspaper La Gavota 10 considered about the beat
Of this class OF literature the anish language
The superiority 81 this been generals al.
mit,ed BY reviewer in England and America and
mend IL TO The lovers OF light liter aure and some
be permit ted 10 Congratulate the publishers tho
above their rare In the seleoon and
publication Of books peculiarly suited the public
Il The present period. Newport DALI News We have re.
celred from Nr. Rrndhurn the pub fisher, ahands1meIv
printed volume entitled La Gavota, spanish novel by
Herman Csbaero translated b, j. LeAndcf starr we have
moi had time reid the box cAfef1lls Bit Ind Ing
from anoe At its pages and rop toe ciowne noce 10
sh0uid sag IL tBi VI rare merit
tsee N r. lNgses Of April 2.--N. !. LEADER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HAVANA.
~-~-~~~-~-~-->o~~~~~~--
News from Cuba, Mexico and
50. Domingo.
Rumored Occupation Of Monte
rey by the Imperialists.
-~>~>-,->~--~>~~~~~~
lnstbcr Defeat Of the DominicaDs al
Puerto Plata.
yNB FLORIDA STILL on TIE Cuban COAST
~---~-~><~.~>~~~~~->~~@yNN
Another Spanish Claim Against the
United States,
&C., SC, &C.

me new steamship Havana, Captain Greene, from New
and Havana arrived here last evening" and brings
hu5 days later from Havana.
We have to thank Purser Huertas for his uniform
ssey promptly delivering dispatches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-19
fssrRANcE.
NEWSPAPERS.
ExPRBssEs.

A COMPLETE PILE or THB HERALD FOR TIL
N seas lSli Tor sac OGers ~ may BE- adore
pH bor 81 Esw fort Poet oGee