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Special Notices.
Continued from seventh Page.

Uucouditionai Union Central Conni:tcc.-iieea
onsrs. Gibson Hat No 8iI BrOedw ~ hr hoor up rtslI
iL. UEkDQU iRfERS md READiaC,kOONo y. ms Or
,,nlstiop are now OPEN DAY md ~ 80: nnn al .I'"
~ Inc Unconditional Union cordially in,ileu ~
them az pleasure. AbA:i :, t.i.'-toi -
H. C. P,RKz ALEX c. LEWIS, Re coriiis scoIe'afies
pos,-tp,;,cc Notice.-rte Mail foE The uNlihyJ
KfS,;DoM and die CONTINENT, VA .n.en-loGi sl'n
ivesnool Der steamer CITY OF WASniSGIVN WIZ Coz yo
~ his Office on SATURDAY the 2cth dy OF tebJ1ely az ~
o,clsrk M sud o. tie uptown stations ~ ico" 20
Kan. and Is 10 A. M Stations and D, y A. nj s's'ohs
and y T" H. '"'o" y ABfiM wAKRMAN. ?. "
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The satisfac
rtain that if an

The satisfaction Of retiring certain that If an
siemp, made TO break into your house you will be warned
i confederation that every must appreciate. lily fears
that you would dsfsure either my house furniture III its
application poundlcss all "a perfectly satisfactory.
w. r. POWELL, No. 1913 Broadway.
L. H0Lugs. Proprietor OF tho BURGLAR AIARx TLLK
GRAPH, No. 232 BToadwsy (fsirbanks Il Coz
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SKATNG.-The ice on the Fifth-ayenue fond
IL in excellent condition and as smooth a. a mirEor'
Thi. afternoon music ana other entertainments VIII he
provided for the qualification Of tie equehefs oil iHs
faYorte plsce OF resort
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LAST DAY.

LAST DAY, yea tho very last day OF the in
iten'ey interesting and highly moral play iLyhi the
Galley Slave at Touon, ut BARaUss MUsgrr. II viii he
given both AFTERNOON and Evening" end u O'clock and
the Giants, Dwas &c, will be on Wow ut oil hours.
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BOARD OF sUPBRvIsoRs.-This Board met
Yesterday afternoon and after transacting some routine
business passed the Annual County Tax Levy (Which
has already been printed In The TmDuHE) without
amendment Tho ordnance wss sent az once to the
=. ,vor for apuroral
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fAdyertlsenent.l
Mr1TITnpEs prize INC bcYorl

WULTITuDEs prize the beverages OF the festive
board quite much they do the sod The most hsshtu
AID boat for family the farsod KESrs EAST INDIA
COFFEE which sold by all Grocer at rs cents per 10 AK
for kEsrG no other genuine General Depot No. i5i
Iieads
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Eu!iu.

BOMBAY, Jan. II private telegram via suez)
Cotton $50 20 rupee, lower. ShTtlngs, unohsng.d'
.9IIg9II Export of cotton fOr the fortnight only
20 90 bales.
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Intensely interesting Illustrations on the live
subjects az tho day with many graphic aud valuable
Literary matter. viii be found In BKNonHsrs LLusTRATEp
News Of this week. Now ready Sold everywhere.
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Italy.

ihe Duchess Of Parma died at Venice on The
lss February after few days illness
The result Of the Parliamentary elections vas esssr
Ny favorable TO the M01srate party GaribaIdi fad
ies saseeeaed ~ Palermo berg lestep by sisay 10
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EfrIuitfyyl.


II is stated that all the public men calie
upon by tie Kint 10 form a new Ministry having az
ciiued, the resignng Ministry viii resume lAef FOR
io,iOs.
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4 JUST REBUKE.-We print with pleasure
the following letter from Mayor Gunther in reply to an
invitation fror the Committee Of the Common Council
inviting hin to participate IN grand dinner at the
public expense. on washingtons Birth Day. 1t il a
Just and timely rebuke the outrageous extravaganza
and for long prevalent in the standardization OF
onr All
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France.

The session Of the French Legislatif was on
tho I'd prorOsucd until tho itl OF April
The Paris Correspondent Of Tie London Tliaet says:
The Emperor is reported 10 be more resolved than
ever 10 take active part in the Danish question but
20 leave to England oil the difficulties and s the glory
of intervention His majesty feels deep regret al
what has come TO pass England had her own way In
Greek affairs. and she must now manage the best way
she can with Danish. He will content himself with
watching the course of affairs and will act according
to CIRCUMSTANCES il il hoped that the English Cabnc,
VII, after all revert to the idea Of q Congress"
The Paris Bourse on the I'd continued very fat and
Rentcs decined-closing at G6.2O.
THE REPLY OF THE FRENCH EMPEROR TO THE
ADDRESS OF THE CoRPS LEGIsLATIF.
The Monitenr Of yesterday publishes the reply
Of the Emperor Napoleon 10 the Address Of the Corps
Legislatif analysis Of which sppeared in our tcfe.
graphic Intelligence yesterday. The following is a
translation:
MONSIEUR II rRrsIpEyr-TAe Address Which e1.
presses the appreciation Of the Corps LegislGtii
deeply me. The discussi0ys upon the yeiiica.
ton Of powers and the Address have been long asd
profound and although they haze occupied nearly three
months they have not been without utility in all i'm
partial minds In fact what the definite results Of
these debates Accusations cevery disseminated re
duced 70 no'hng the policy Of the Government better
aPpi ecated majority more compact and devoted
70 TIE maintenance Of our institutions.
Ihese are great advantages obtained; for after tho
sterile attempts Of 80 many different regimes the pri
maty want Of che country is stability Upon n soil
without consistepae, aud which is continually shifting
n0thl,g durable eas be established.
nat nave We seen during the last sixty ycalsl
Ltcr. in partisan hsnds become merely subyersiye
weapon. Hence nceasGlt fluctuations; hence BY turns,
power suecumbng to liberty and liberty saccumbing
g anarchy This ought not TO be- and the example Of
me last few years shows tia what long appeared IT,
Ieeonoable may be reconci, "a.
Esay fruitful progress ~ the result Of experience
snd JUS advance will not be ,qulckened by systematic
sod unjust attacks but by tho close union Of the Gov
siLinent with majority inspi red bJ real patriotism.
put never seduced by vain popul lrity.
. Let US await from concord and time the arneors-
ons that possible do rot let the deceptive hope of
'Dmcricel Improvement Increasingly compromise the
present good that we have 1T be1rt TO consolidate
together. Jet US each remain in ou- right place. you
enehtenng and controlling the prog ess Of the Gov
,ua, taking the initiative in everything con-
'u u,s 70 tne grandeur and prosperity OF II ance
ecsi'ea "ita shouts Of Viye PEmpereuS".
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latest ship News.

ANNINFU. :.
Steamship Corsica tBrl, lie Mes.uIer Havana feo' 10
snt Ma sau 10Th iidse. rnd pass 20 r. tunsrd -
steamer Rarusk a.. :. spoT Cuins, Ncworeahs,
nidse. and pass. 10 L. :. Qucr.eImaser.
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MANOR, OWES, NV. Yosx. Feb. 10 1854.

Sir; Yours Of ;h!, date inviting to attend and preside
The festivities IN which you propose TO lid c Ito
g2d q lshTuaiy ensuing. j. before me.
beg .syc repeatedly decline the invitation IN reu.
ing participate this occasion. do "e myself
ius for tho rcv,roi memory OF the Father Of HE
County solely purpos 10 dseouncance, so far ss
Ia power the reckless egtTavassnce of the times.
A. n'imsted by Ia tie personal Interview had yo,er
day lie designed to give grand dinner 20 the Heads Of De-
psrgens the members Of both Boards VI the Common
touneii
Ia Tires past when perhsp. the memory Of Washington
held Ia quite much vccrltiuu present consd.
eTad liberal in the Common Council 10 appropriate. few humid
rcd d0sfs Wsl gtos Butday esse the old soldiers
" 1917 aid then the military Of a.. city We'd with eech other
in patriotic dpys but VI late years has been fashionable
appropriate ouands 4 dollar, Of the peoples money
such occtso foi what scarcely be- considered Teas than
s,E-i indulgence, should b. glad for ono, the Com
Council Ia his respect lake few steps backward.
Very respectfully, Z. GoDFR,r GusrHkR.
lion. JOHN DRiCE, chslrIn.n.
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ELLSWORTH's MODEL WRITING and
~ BOOKKEEPING INSTITUTE, broadway, corner OF
hss VII hereafter be open from TO IL H. iof pup' ul
able to attend In the afternoon or evening.
ELLSWORTH's MODEL WRITING and
lsh;st open from to M daily Public iestSIes and
Reviews by the Principals every MONDAY ana WEpNES,
Iey riIcpIsIh
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Lntcst-Tia QHeeRsi0rR.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.--Therc has boon no re-
powal OF the attack on Missunde by the Germans.
The Danish loss was from 80 10 200 -
counts say thnt il was much greater than Tins. .
IoSDos, Tob. 4.-The Austiiaps attacked BGst"ii
one mile south OF Schleswg on the so INST Ihv bt"''
held their Own. ,,,-a. A.
An attack on the whole Denh line, from AiissuhG u
Agel is expected 10 take place to-day
Ii is asserted that England has offered 10 Nv
al tLet Au-tria and Prussia have demanded Of Den
mark
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Cure xour Couab. and void C0n.an,pnljnnln;S
CURE YOUR COCGH, AND AxoiD cc02NSSsiTyW Si0
VIII .aaer another hour when quick sId peIin1nen
I. csr;ain by using Dr. iWAiNES tOMFoUNp :, , Of
or MILD CHERRY remedy that M. s'9oa W. w..
- 80. rn.rionee For Coughs aud tolds sore :;
..Ins Brouchitii Might sweats al Dleases n. ,,,
Passry.q and Lung rluy believe u Is shi "H'''
10 all other Compound .., ,,-u,-p ,,-rr n CHERRY
SUtYNFfS COMPOUND SYRUP WILD ctihhhIJ
SWaY.E'S COMPOUSD SYRUP Wiz CuaEEnnneY
sWAYNE's CoapouSp snkef VIZ w A.. 81 as No,th
sch ~ philsaeiphis Sold by WELLS, 30. l"rEah~'H''
IA aKNEs No. 202 Broadway, y. H.
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e READ WHO SAYS BOT
Fem the Rev. Levi @. Beck Pastor # the Bapt,t
Fenhegton, N. j., formerly Of the North bapIs,
Church, Philadelphia. .
have known Hoofands German Bittsrs fave rsoly FOR
nppbcr of wears have used them in my family abe
have been pleased with their effects that induced
recommend them 70 many others and know thai they hav
operated strkinsy beneficial take great pleas
uf Ga tina. pubcy proclauy this igc end calling the siter
ton of those afflicted with The diseases for which they an
recommended TO there Bit;e-knowng from experience
that INV will be sustained. do this
chaerfuy ooisnds Bittes s intended 10 ccneft re
afflicted, and Is not q rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI y. tECh.
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J. II. TURNER,
No. TIC N. l9th-st.

From the Rev. j. NJ Lyons formerly pastor Of the Colanh
IN J.) and Niestown tral Baptist Churches.
INV RoCuKILk N. Y.
Dr. c. NJ JAcKsoy-Dtdr SJ; feel 1t pleasure time, Il
my own accord to bear testimony TO the excellence Of the
German Bi;tors Some years being much afflicted vito
Dyspepsia used them with very beneficial resus have
often recommended them persons enfeebcd BY that
mens disease and herd from them the most catering
Testimonials their great value In Of general deb
ity believe il to be tonic that cannot be supposed
~ J. M LYONS.
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Dr,nulceDt ::
DcGuiceut !!

,,,,, DcnulceDt!:
DEAIUL CENT!
This entirely Soap is beyond AZ eo"G i'@'" -" "
compound sci offered for . ,..r,
'hAr I'D ri yrsYt NJTESERY, AND ALL TOILET USES.
Manufactured only by
J. G. HULL'S son, No. 80 PAEh fow' =. L.
yybn also Offer. upward q 100 varieties Of Toilet and staple
Soaps and Candies For sale by most a. .s'pI~pe
Ear.Rings aud Pins, New StyIes'-i"o' lAAEL'
FIVE aid EIGHT DOLLARS u set-
toi sale by . ,,,r.
No AS Broadway, one door below Csnals'.
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Alilitarp Notices.

New.York County Volunteer Committee.
Office Now Buildings Chamberss,. and Broadway ad
joining New Cour; house, tentTaEce OIL brosdwsy)
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following are l. pecanary inducements offered:
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down $3.50
STATE BOlNlf
UNITED STATES BOUNTY TO new recrui,s..... 5J9
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, adii,ionalto veteran
soldiers. w."
Applications TO be made personally At the Once OF the Coni'
pittee.
c. GODFREY GUNTllER, Msyo',
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ORIsON BLUNT, Supervisor,
ELIJAH f. PuRDY, Supervisor,
WILLIAM r. STEWART Supervisor.
WILLIAM y. TWEED, Supervisor
County ConinieA
GEORGE OPDYKE Auxiliary Member.
ORlS0N BLUNT. Chairman.
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From the Rev ]. Newton Brown D. D.. Editor Of The Enc
copeds of Religious knowlsdse and Christian

From the Rev. Newton Brown d. D. Editor OF ,ie Ency
c!opedis of Rel sioBs Know ledge. and Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia
Although disposed to favor Recommend Patent Ned
nes general through distrust OF their ingredients rt
-ects yet know Of no sufficient reasons why AN may rs
testify benefits hs believes fto have received rcn
any simple preparation IL the nope that NAY thus connbGA
10 the benefit OF others.
lido this the readily in regard, Hooasnds German BIZ
prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson Of this city, because
prcuiiced against them for many years under the lressor
that they chiefly alcoholic mixture. am Indicted ls
friend Robert Shoemaker, esq., the val Of this
iuice by proper tests and for 10 ny them
when suffering from great and long continued debility Tbs
three bottles othese Bter the bsgnnns the pes
year followed by evident relief and restoration
degree OF bodily aud mental ygo which had not let o "a
months before and had almost SPARED ressnns there
fors thank God and my end fc directing the
them J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia
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From the Rev. J. H. Turner Pastor fHeddng NJ T. Church
Philadelphia
DR. JloxsoxDedy Sir Having ssed your German Bitter.
In my family frequently prepared TO say that IL has
of great service believe that Of general de
b,y OF the system IL the safest md valuable
Of which have any knowledge
Yours, respectfully, J, II. TURNER,
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Wn,cbcs-Fine Gold Watches.

Zine Gold Hunting Cylinder Eecapemel. Nstchos 4"
I.iies : rs $50 $40 3 -, $50 70 $40 esch.
F,r c;od Uiuting Detached Lever tai JeFesd ior
Ladies SIS, $50 SO, 500, 80 ~sc ~s' 7i"V' p'0 "
ca u9ntio, Fusmelei Watches for Ladies $40 SD tog
49,, 500 5i25, $50 to 20 EACH some Win ''i'''"'
aeId Watches for Ladies' low 25, +a $50 'nd ."
each. 90, -. 7 .o.. TO- Gentle
men 4gS $50 $IoO sls5 4i5o -l73 20 gson-c.'
N' GRO c. ALLEN, No. 40 i,roa,91w,ssy
Ono door below Canal t.. formerly No. II "alrs'
Watches sent by Mail Express 20 al paf'4 Oh 'is
vii non, extrs charge All wsrrarted
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From the Rev. Warren Randolph Pa'toT Of Bspst ChAch
Germantown.
Dr. Z. JAcKsoS7DeaS Sir; Personal experience ersbe
ne to say that regard tho German Bers prepared BY
most excellent medicine In of severe cold
general debility have been greatly benefited BY the zee
the Ber, and doubt not they will produce similar osss
Others
Yours, Truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
pa
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DYsPEPsn' AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
are cursd by
uooFLAND's
GERMAN BITTERs,
Tho great strengthening
TONIC,
These Bitters have performed more CIss
Have and do give better 's,isfaction'
Have testimony!
alve more respectable people to voueh for the"
Than any other article in tbs market.
We defy any one TO contradict. this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one tia, viii produce Certificate psohed BY "
thu, Is not Genuine.
nOoFLAND's GERMAN BIITERs,
will ea-s every case CT
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASED
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
aprsry1 FROM A DrsOR.
DERED STOMACH
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
EEsuLrIya yRox DISORDERS TIE DreEsTTyE ORaAsf;
Constellation Inward Piles Funess Of Blood 10 the Bes
Ac;dty of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Difsln
for Food Fullness or Weight In tho Stomach,
-Four Erac.aious Sinking or Flutto-
Ing at the Pit the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head,
Horned and
Difficult Breathing,
Flu,crins at the Heart,
ehoE az or Sufocang SeD-atons when
ns lying posture Dimness Of
Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency OF Penprstion, Yeaownessof
the sAin aud Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chs,',
Limbs &C. Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in the gssh,
Con,tu, rassnnas Of Evil snd Great p,pieseions sps
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From the Rev. Thea Winter, Pastor Of Ro1borcush Bsp'
fiurch

From the Rev ThO< Winter Pastor Of RoaboToush bap'
Church.
DR. JAcxsoxDear Sir fee! II due to your exceAert
preparation Hoohand German B;ers to add MY testimony 70
the deserved reputation has obtained have FOR years
e, been troubled with great, disorder in my head ana
vous system. andviIed by friend TO try bottle .!
your German Biter did So and have experienced great ana
pscted relief my health has been very materially osne
hted coshdeny recommend she article where meet snv ~
'AeA ''0a s"s''' 4, WiSrER, iRO.SorSush. Pa
From tho Rev J. Herman OF the German Reformed Church
Krb,own, Berks County, Pa h,.S
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and have never nea
medicine tina, did me much good Hoohspds Bi,tes
s very much %pr.;tss IN health aeI tsyTs Srs1
PRICES.
Large size c,dns nearly double qasnty) 81 per tcies-
hall dor. Us.
Small sre-ss cents per botte-halt doI. o.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
SEQ that the signature Of &c. NJ JACKSON" 10 Gu 10
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
Should your druggist net have the sdes do not %
put Of by any the Intoxicating preparations that may %
offered in s place. ba. send u.s. and viii forward s'
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY
No. 031 ARCH-sT.,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES e. EVANS,
(ssccessors to G. NJ Jackson L Col
PRoPRIETORs.
For sale by Druggsts aud Dealers Ask for HOoFLANDv
for H.
NEW.YORK AGENCY:
AT HELMDOLDS CHEMICAL WAREHOV61,
No. 90 BROADWAY.
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M1U DAYS LATER FO0N EUROPE,

ARRIVAL 90 THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
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From the Rev Jos H. Kennsd Pastor Of the 10th Bapt
Church.

Dr. JAcxsoS-D Dear Sir have been frequently rested 10
connect my with co.mendaens Of different kinds d
medicines hut Regarding the practice out OF m, appropriate
sphere. hsye ia all declined but with clear proof 70
Of Dr. Hooaands German bit,ess depart for oa
debility ~ fhe ,ys,s ,,BecidHv fer Complaint "a
sGJs aad rauGbie pyspdratios In say fall
bn, usually doubt not 1t will be very beneficial 10 ue~
who suffer from the above cause.
Your, very respectfully. J. X. KENNARD,
9Th below loaf.t.st. PHI alepLlA
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REMEMBER,
That THIS BrTTERs 10
NOT ALCOH OLlC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WIilske
AND CAN'T MAKE DErsEARDs,
~ THE BEST TONIC
IN TIE WORLD.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-06

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs-We find the
following in the Ouachita Herald of the
1st:
Shelby captured and burned Gunboat
No. 26, on White river. Date not given.
On Sunday last. Gen. Green, in COM
mand of Marmaduke's division, met a
party of Yankee and negro soldiers on
the bank of the Mississippi. killed so
and captured 400 mostly negroes.
Smallpox and yellow fever are raging
i'm New Orleans.
A Camden dispatch of the 29th, says:
GuerrilIas hold Missouri river, and
bush-whackers prevail throughout the
State also that 5000 of Steel's army is
ordered to reinforce Smith at Memphis.
They had left Little Rock on Wednes-
day last; that it is the prevailing opin-
ion that Steele will evacuate the State
soon; that our frinds say he will not make
stand this side of Duval's Bluff; that
Steele received an order from Gen. Can
by at Memphis TO send 5000 troops to
reinforce Smith; that Steele had dis
patched Candy that it would be impossi-
BE to hold the city if the troops were
sent. This is the same Smith that
fought Marmaduke at Lake Village.
The Little Rock Democrat of the 2jth
says that Smith had started to reinforce
Sherman, but was met by Forrest and
whipped and driven back to Memphis
with terrible loss.
Clinton, June 1Sth.-The steamer
Tragus, loaded with cotton, 1900 bales.
was burned on the Mississippi rive. No
lives lost.
Ex-Mayor Ferret of New Orleans died
on the 14th.
Thursday night our batteries attacked
a government transport at the landing
above Baton Rouge loaded with troops
and struck her ten times-three shells
exploding on her deck. She whistled
signal Of distress and gunboat came up
and towed her off.
Yankee cavalry from Port Hudson pur-
sued our batteries, but few shells drove
them of.
Richmond, June l9.-Lindsay's mo-
ton in the House Of Commons to recog-
nize the Confederate States was postpon-
ed to the 18th June.
1t is reported that Napoleon has sent
two commissioners to America to report
progress Of the war, and renew ovcrtur-s
to England TO join in an effort to procure
cessation Of hostilities.
New Orleans. May 25.-The Provost
Marshal yesterday suppressed tile n. D.
Courier Francaies. disloyal paper print
"a entirely in French. The greatest ex-
citcment prevailed on the announcement
Of the suppression Of the Daily Picnyune.
The demand was so great for copies Of
the last publication that extras were sold
at fifty cents and one dollar each
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-06
Bs3y- We had the pleasure, a few days ago, of

Bay- We had the pleasure few days ago, of
meeting with W. II, Hart, Esq. Commissioner
of the State of Texas in did of sick and wounded
soldiers The last Legislature of that State, un-
der the impression (whether well or i'll founded
we do not know that her soldiers in other Stetas
of this department were suffering from want Of
due care and attention, made large appropria-
tion for their relief, and appointed Commissioners
for its disbursement. Mr. Hart is the Comnis
sioner for this State. lie has been de voting
himself as we learn. faithfully to the discharge
Of his duties, and has met with all due courtesy
from the officers in charge of the different hos
pitals. We learn from him, with pleasure, that
he has found the sick and wounded Texans al
ready cared for, and universally satisfied with
their treatment. lie has been required to ex-
pend but a small amount Of the sun placed al
his disposal for their relief, and that chiefly in
obtaining t, transportation for them to their homes.
The anxiety of the Texas Legislature on this
subject is none the less laudahle, and We COM
mend the example to other States.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-06

- The G. S. Congress adjourned
sine die this afternoon. No business of
importance transacted to-day. The Pres
ident vetoed the bill establishing a Bu-
reau of Foreign Supplies; also the bill
for the relief of persons in the euemy's
lines holding old issue treasury notes.
Conrad stated in debate to-day that
Memminger had informed him he would
resign after the adjournment of Congress.
The above is contained in a Richmond
dispatch of the 14th. 1t accounts for
the rumor that the time for funding trea-
sury notes had been extended. The bill,
even if approved, would not have affect
ed citizens within our lines.