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, 1864-07-13
FROM -DE81OXNE6.
IAe Peace SneakA ON q NepF Cali.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEsAoINEs, Tuesday, July Il, 1861.
Le Grand Byington, s. H McReery, and q
number Of other undisguised Copperheads,
have Issued call for National Democratlc
Peace Party Convention, to meet at Iova
City, August 9th. They say such party is
the supreme necessity Of the times; that
through such party and its Convention only
can the voice Of Iowa be heard ut Chicago on
the 29th Of August for peace.
The call dcQounces the efforts of the Ad-
mlnistEatfon to preserve the Republic Al
monstrous, and disnnlon and abolition war.
There Is great excitement here among the
liquor sellers In consequence Of raid by the
Mayor upon the whisky shops. Public sen
tlment and the law sustains the Navor-
, 1864-07-13

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bunej
CINCINNATI. Tuesday, June l., ,.8st
FLoun-AfteF the news OF the decline in gold thu
market became fat, and pricss nominal At - ioe9 8
fer super1ne and s9.6o@9.75 for extr1.
NulskT-Du]l 1t 4l.1a
GaAu-Whest-speculati demand haa cesscd
Prices nominal, Red u a5al IS. and $2n5 421o 70.
white. Corn-shelied held 1t $1.so, but 70 buyrrs;
ear dull at 9ln5- Oats closed dull at s1as2e, Rse
dnll and sold to limited extent 1t u sa91S,
PRov1s1oEs-Pork closed weak at -. Bulk p3ea.a
held more n.mly. Shoulders sold It 1sY0,4c; s1des
at 15a1f&c. Demsnd for bacon very light. Shout.
ders are held at 15,z@1ec: rides shout the Same a
fatr demand for hams at 21Ga4sc for Common and "a
&c tor sugar'cured. Lard is he1d At eoe
dRecER1Ks-Aarket unsettled Coffee held at 5sa
Sc Sugar at ei@26c. Mo!asses at $lIaa1.13.
, 1864-07-13
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

WAsa1seToS, Sunday, July l0.-Adrlccs
from Gfants headquarters up to yesterday
moIn'nE; report 10 important military opera
tn'mr f,opn; oae 0n eFiday afternoon, however the
OF Gen: Turner's division Of the Eishteenth
Army Corps. The attack was promntiV ~.
pulsed. The demonstration Has nroba11v
made By Lee for the purpose of dfscoyerina
whether his strategy in the Marylsnd INN.
sion, had been successful In inducing Gen
GIant to make detachments from bis force
The experiment cannot be regarded as a yerr
succeesfnl one, on the part of the enemy.
Late Richmond and Petersburgh papers arc
jnbilnnt over the excitement which th.v
Imagine rebels are creating in MARYLAND,
Pcnneylyania and this xiciultY,
, 1864-07-13
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JULY IS. 1874.

Greeks, Negroes and Indians, thee bein,g no
English or Americans in her forward cre,y.
The French bark s, r., from Martinique,
arrived at New York, yesterday, reports:
July :, lat 81 deg. p min, long. IS deg: 40
.afn. was spoken b. the rebel priVateer Flor
1da, having on board a number of prisoners
taken from vessels which she had recently
burned. Captain Lion of the s. q. WIS rs
qnested to take on board twenty-five Of the
prisoners, but refused At the time Of speak
ing the Florida, q Tessel was then in sleht
hurninp e-5ee
, 1864-07-13
FROM S0ERMAN,a ARMY


c1Nc1sNA71, Tuesday, July II.
The Nashville Times publishes the follow.
ing note from Gen. Webster confirming the
report before received:
WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 6, 1s6i-1op p. N.
Mr.. MERCER: have just received tele-
gram from Gen. Sherman, eaying:' "Our
army rests its wings On the Chattahoochie
above and below the bridge. TIE main rebel
army is acosB; only one corps -Hardee's--
remain on this side, occupying kte du pont,
The weather is very bad.
We haF Fe driven the enemy from the strong
positions. at Kenesaw, and Smyrna, aud
cauped five miles south of Marietta.
We have taken about 6, 900 prisoners. Our
p1ckets are on the river bank at Price's Fer
y, and at the mouth of Nickajack."
Respectfully,
j. D. WE DsTER. Brf~. fen
, 1864-07-13

mayor AthCf-EXp4Anat1Ou and
Repuke-M1lItary-N -N1atters.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, July 1a.-The follow
Ing is the reply Of Maj. Gen. Sanford to the
letter Of Mayor Guther:
HEADQUARTERS 1sT Dry7sIoH N. 7, ,S.N.G..}
t.. NEW YoRK, Wednesday,, july IL, 1854.
Hon. c. G.: Gunther, Mayor OF the City OF New
York:
sm: Although cannot concur IN vonr deapt.
ton Of patriotism. fully agree with You on the
necessity ,ot retaining IN organized and d1sc,-
70 suppEess any attempt Of the lawlees and cril
dtsposed members Of the community, by . 70.
neWA of the Ecenes Of a.eon and plunder which
difRrscad our city last summer during the ab
Of the city regiments.
In answer 10 the present call OF the President on
the GoFernor Of the Stare, only $500 men haze
been deta1ed from th1a division, al our quota OF
the y 000 required, and after this detachment Is
Withdrawn shall retain twelve Of tue disciplusd
willing and abundantly able to put down any dem-
community.
Iregret that after the explanation to you in per
son yesterday, yoa should have deem ed 1t nece.-
sasy to publish your letter, and hope, therefore,
sou will have no objection to tha publication or
this answer, to aiay any fears you may hare ex-
cited.
an. very respectfully. your ooedlent servant,
: e. ". SANFORD, Major Gen.
By order OF Major General Duryea, the 23tt
aid 56th regiments, Brooklyn State milit,s
are to be recruited to the full standard with
iu ten days, to answer the call for 100 days
NTH.
, 1864-07-13

Capture of the Steamer Electric Spark
-Frcylous Movements Of the Pirate.

Eprrvo1.- 1..5-- $1,000.
aftcrnoon atnoma~ Eiaat.,: tJa' i-.Line ounoa
nm 5ron, +,,,s -a-t -. n opatA' " w,
49, o.aa - 80. ~ " nasaaa ano NC" VI
~ ~ auu aheh possession 9
49, 10 49,. l.4,a'eef r1or'oa. "hen the tlortd
"ae n'e. a1sco'eseo sne was distant abou
49, I've E,s. ~ 'ne nos'u"aru' ana maSinl
,s,n M 'ne r!selfac opark' gaining on hcr rap
3uy "nen eesea or e'gnt miles distant, th
r4oIiua nols1eu tne English rag which sh'
| kept n5ing until within ], 200 yards Of th'
slea'nel' "nen tne reoe4 co!ofs were substi
tuted,- and a shot Hired astern the Electric
Spark, closely followed BIZ another across
J her bows. The steamer mt cominc n i'm.
medtate]v a ahe11 wa f3rea rh;ah -.
.N,,. oae1A ""o nteu' "n!eu, a1tel
str1kl1g the water few feet from the vessel,
passed directly over her about midships.
The steamer then hove to and was imme-
diately boarded by party from the Florida,
who took possession of her and ordersd the
Captain on board the privateer; with tia na-
~ 80 sonal ptoPefts "as aessroyeo or
1aAen, oot the steamer, With oil the mails,
contained In sixty. five bags, was retained.
The English schooner Love had been nre.
vioue1r boarded by the Florida and 1vas ~,
hr ot the t1ma ~ +ha oontn- - ~ ~ WIS @ neaF
pror1- Dali
eparh. botn steamers soon he1ded for the
schooner, which hove to until they cane M.
Tie Captain, crew aud nessencar, obo1t
forty In number, were then mt M boo.I a1s 49,
a.a -,...a.. ' 49, "e.e .aeu put oa poafa Tue
Love "niea was oound for this port. The
Love arrived mere last evening.
The Electric Spark Ind very narrow e.
cape from destruction, being mistaken for n
transport. Had che not etonned affer ~ +ba -
third shot a hrooae,do f-,,., r. 80 euo
ta,ar ,11.,nh 49, u w. Aom LUG Ee'ei oat-
would have destroyed her.
New YORK, Tuesday, july 13-The
schooner Howard, from Cape Island. has ar.
rived. She reports that she was cantnred m
the 10Th by the pirate Florida and hnnded
Tor 50, ,000 Sixty-two persons. captured
from other vessels, were pnt aboard and
landed at Cape May.
[From the Bermpda Advocate 1ona M
THE FIORlnA "'''
We have paid a visit to thc FFF-
famed Fiori1a' md were a. ,1;oht r;wlar' - ut
nected mnat f,ndir n a,,d s,tah; Us ntSat De ex
br ier Contn,n n1'd of!'csrs u ~ feseiYeo
ia IN rrtera,,co ~ 10. ~. - tem paruc4-
cnme r. M re"dora 49, re r7as,aa ~ " un"Ei.
In the Sferaer hv +ha wa1i u.t4a tnn "as ~ oult
Preaton EoIo:J3+ & i. ~ "ot cha HnuMn nIn OF
he Cnn}adarate rora-n,,a1t no "ao ~. pu:ls t1r
rectfnns n atrdr enaad ahax,a ana uuoes a.
else Tha conaeauepco p - "Io bor oo.ng 1sety.ahg
tinne ha1o1e ore ~ ratha,, IT, I.,,taS ,eSomoaa-
Ia, +1'a.,nh -,hn. ~ ntosS" uesct1p-
stpnat;a., .aun, Z ,a'a mIEa as ugyect ~ aef con.
.nar1ai ~ 10 euu0,ueea n ~ ~ aeS petlect
a. = tbsro q, -" ie Ro nus1 epase nao oeen secured
40 sha no-stos ~ o,oht 1,n,n- saa.
E1or;do haa 49, nanat ns1 s.su suas. Inc
- t,aaa 1t+en,1t. I.,t5 s"o ssals, aaa
ovor t1,a Tnr1a ,11ha 49, @ ~ -. su .l nuose
, 1864-07-13

THE RECENT ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Below will be found list of the leading
articles to be found in our Commercial Re-
view, On the second page Of to-day's issue,
with the advance In prices which has taken
place within week:
, 1864-07-13

" "e "As
oo"e'el' III Tue strength Of tt
ao'the1n otlense6 Of the capital, and It wi
be no easy task 1or the cnem
to capture them. 1t is not to be denied
however. that the oresent IL thu ,,os+ ~.
,ro,to,c cr;e,e IF +ha u.- +hna g.
s.....-.. ' ~. :, .1A' w "uos
@oe0e e Cut e'enlo A'"os' "AAe VIC oelles'
Ill Will come ont well, We deprecate, as ",
have alwaye strongly opposed, the causes tha1
have lead to the present peril. IT is hnu;,,
a+ine At ttis stacc or the 1ror ~ r,,+ g., -.
,,sto,+ :, aou,. ~ -
-,.,.a.,.a Ao" ~ o'oo@
WI ~ap1s'a - oaie"
~ Id '1"e lor tne fat1on and Its rulers tt
1ase Us one man, the latter directing and call
ing out every force Of the former. brinr;nr r.
bear on the crushing Of this rebellion a 9ea
and energy vast and resistless. We 1oot "a,
glorious tidines from Grant in hnrst fror,
behind the cloud, We know he was Rad,
for mighty blow ut the heart of the rrhei'
Lion, aud ere this tie blow has donbt1ess
1a11en- Let no one cease to hope, but, hoping
let no one ccase to work.
The gold market us the criterion OF thf
military situation yesterday. is enconrao,no
and shows a decline, shared in a oreater r.,
lees degree by the general markets IN m,
dispatches. Capital is sensitive in a tim
like the present and when the epecp1ato,a
arc apparently not oyer-cxcltcd concerning
tlt:ir capital, we may borrow assnranc. of
= safety Of ou.s aud The nations.
The chinch bug is making sad hayoc with
i. Ncrops in some portions Of our 6tate a
:. Communication from a correspondent ~
this city, who has lust returned from a r,a,t "a
Burcuu, Kane and Du Page Counties. will
be found On the second 1yase of th5s 1no,,-
ins's issue. It appears tint onr faroers =,
these counties laye only escaned ths fsa.ea1
effects. Of the drought to enconntar 80.
worse entmv In the SHINE of The 1;.,to ,@e..
known as clinch bpr. whose raraoos ~.
even like the breath Of the dcstrovina a,,,.o,
Of her fresh spoils of our cooet t,aao 49,
capture Of t1rst-clnss ocean steamer ~ +ha
New York and New Orleans line ~ e..
ter among our merchant navr u,,,, =.
mense, the e1crtious among onr ,ro11snt h,na
jackcts to emulate the deeds Of the Epsr.
surge will be even creater. Bn. IT Ia m oser
task to catch one of these rovera ~ 10 sn.s
and the list Of 1osses noav he a hasrr "n"L ss La
Our ady;ces from c.,ro and ho,o,n
4 highly important snmmov ~ Touo. ~.
eissin,f River news The r,hal ,ra,s,,.e
numerous and troub1esome hnt never -nsrs
Inv successful stand apoinst mr. ,onhaa.s
The news from Vfcksbur, is of recen+ rr,I
linnt success of Gen. Smiths ernedIt,on ~
Riplcv. Miss, md the renorted dsoth ~
Forrest.
, 1864-07-13
The Rally for Troops--Penn-
sylVania Waking Up.
PR0ClAMATl0hS OF GOVERNORS
BRADFORD AND CURTIN.
MORE DESTRUCTION BY TIFF
PIRATE FLORIDA.
She Captures a New York
Ocean Steamer.
THE INDIANA COPPERuEAD cox.
FEATI0N YESTERDAY,
Governor Seymour to the PEOPLE
Of New York,


Latest from the Rebel HTove,nnr+-.s
pecEs Of the Situation Yesterday
me Rebel. Operating North OF
"ash1nEfou1 Yesterday.
, 1864-07-13

Reply Of Major General Sanford to
mayor nthcr-ExPlanatiou and
Repuke-11111farym mattef1.
, 1864-07-13
QUESTIONS!
QUESTIONSl
QUESTIONS!
TuAT
Concern Every One to Aaswsr. d.

A-0 7uu talEf
DceH your hair tA1 o6Y
! Has your ha1- becc.ce tht37
tt turning gray before til timer
Are Joa touoleG With l:cslng burning seuaeHon ~
TIE sca1p7
A1s yo1 troubled with dandru87
Are gou troubled With Whist Il csl.sA tc.oeu1n ~
sA]t Kheun2
HAve you had the Ez7ups:as, and lost your aaas1
HAEa sou had ths Asasles, and lcss 1t?
Have you had the Trpho1d Fevsr, aud LORI,
HAVE you had the Brain Fewer. aud lot NJ
Ha7e ycu lost your hair By any hck4enP
Do you wish !uxurtazt hair?
Do you wish soft and lnst1ous ha.1F
DO Jor wish E1Ry tar restorec7
Do You ~fah Jour whtake1s gcts17
Do you with them restored In cocrp
Do Tou vanE deeseins7
Do you want 1t fos your chtid.en7
Do you want 1t tor you1teE toz ta.nae or mosnaz4
Tor hrotttf, sistef Or friend?
Do yon vsrt tho best preoa:as1cr cut ror d.euss1
stsasnns: protecting, resso1ing tho color, md NJ
70. va warrant
, 1864-07-13

{ CITIZENS, BAVE YOU SEEN
~ THE NEW TRUFs?
IT CURES RUPTURE.
80 aod look atft Net HE any other "WErrR's
tkSka TRTss;" seEt fer Paupal,r Ot1ce. 81 CarE
stiess, iE99 6 :; y bo1 sicd. GREGuIsY d CO,
, 1864-07-13

HALF PRlCESt

We viii Offer for the next few
days, our entire stock Of Grepa-
dimes, Barzges, orgapdies, Lawns
Parasols, Lace shawls, and Man.
tilas, at grsatIy Reduced Prices.
The above Goods are all fresh,
Of this seasons importation, and
We will sell them at prices defying
competition, as We are determined
to make a total clearance, in order.
to give US room for the coming Fall
Trade.
Do not buy old ahop-worn Goods:
but examine our entire new stock;
at prices much lower than old faded'
Goods are quoted by other Houses.
Gall and look for yourselves.
ROSS & FOSTER.
NEW sToRE,.
,,,e.,aoa .. los Like Street,,
, 1864-07-13

F1RST.CLASS RESIDENCE,
Il AND BUSITE5s FROPERrT.-eona or the
nnFst T. tbs cl,y naw offered tor sale
II homes worth from Z. oo0 to ilo0eo iarCe num
0. OF un'm proved bus.ltss and r-tidence ot3 ave
offered cheap. apply to J. T. OFFICER, IS Clark
EtIetf, Room No, s. fu:y Tnts,n etns4 30. =
, 1864-07-13

GAUT1ON.-J. G. ". Bailey re.
~ tpecttnily informs me1chsats Of Ch.c,go hat
WIZ. BARRY and J. D, HUMPHREYS
Arc In lccync In his ful-Iar a.ta ..n.a
, 1864-07-13
S3OO.00O1zsCe!!5TEY, cit ! REAL "a

HDOV E9TATE WATTR0-
The u4de1set ed s sufhor1zed to purchase rat asa
City PfoPerty, imrreyed or urimproYed, TO he
saGCtnt Of over Three Hundred The usapd Dollafa
nWnerg WISHING to Iell t1: cAa8 or On stme car are
ply 70 j: OLISGhR, Real Estate Hroesr- IS Ctarx
ht1eek- hoom MOI. iF14 m9T06fTnt
, 1864-07-13

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July 1a, p H.
Nothing is known here Of the state of affairs
at Washington. All the wires arc down,
ONLY A RUMOR.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday Evening, July
1.-THE Nadldest rumors of. the capture Of
Washington are alloat.
To Editors:
There is probably no truth in the PaIladel-
phfa story abont the capture Of Washington.
AGENT Assnc PnFss
, 1864-07-13
NRm advertisements.

H1O CAPITALISTS AND BUSI
NESS MEN soaking ssfe and reliable iayes..
Nent tor tEo or tve thousand dollars q chance le
capable OF heinz e1trnted to ouaine OF ufty thou
sand Ytar. For. further intoEznati-u cali at IS
19i3.m5G3 It 1stp ' AN"~Ao''
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HONE-SENvs IS nArTLE.TImE.


Dylngl Aiorg the trodden, bloody del4,
Alnn2 the bills where still the tideof bapt,e ~ ,
The Night came down with hamins 'p0"i ''''
Came down with starry legions marching in
Came down and touched the rows of mansled
dead ,...,-.,,. -.
Across The knoils and By the little ridges lying
vyith loving smile, and silent, bowed her head,
Iil,e soule pale monrner, over other brave ones
dying.
Just ON the edges of the stormy tight,
As the soft night came down, group OF sol
diers knelt
A stain Of flowing blood upon his bayonet belt
Close by him, on the tTampled meadow grass,
Beside his musket an unopened letter lay
A message from the home which now, alas
Must be forever dark because OF this sad day
sRead to me, Corporal, be said at last
"Read me what Mary saysi i shall dc nap
Then, while across his face n spasm passed,
He sadly moaned ;-'1t only came today you
know;
/ could not pause 10 read it theni but COM
rades, bark
I'm going now-the long, dim way sec
Read me what Mary says twill cheer me IN
the dark"
They read him, as hewished, The precious lines
The words OF love, OF brave encouragement,
Read him how Mary, mid her household
Was hopefal and content how baby, "littlc
Had learned to walk how Tom had won the
prin
At school last terms how he, the dear one far
away
Was prayed for nightly how with straining eyes
They waited his return, as for iestal day.
They ceased. Upon the pallid, vacant face
deeper shadow FELL and with weary cry
The dying soldier sobbed - Give them Thy
grace,
goes by"
His voice grew faint, then ceased but one who
bent
Close 10 the fading lips heard this ;-"Goot
night, my dears
As IL with deaths cold chill and pains were blent
Sweet memories of home-dreams of life,
brighter years.
And still the battle throbbed along the hills,
And still the dying and the dead in billOgs lay
Along the slopes and by the crimson rills-
1he night shades folding all in mantles dur
and grey.
There, where he fell, they scooped shallow grave
And with her letter on his heart, so cold aud
calm,
Left him TO wait the rollcall Of the brave
The summons to receive the yctor's crown anC
uaim
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CECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
SAMARIrAN3 gITTl
TIM Nosr CrHrAly HENEpY EVER Used,
"GoSoRRiEH, GLEEr, STRUCTURES, &c,
Contain, nc Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only ten pills 10 be taken q effect cure -, ... Il.
Cores frotn two 10 four days, and recent cases IN
"twenty four h1ura' Prepared BY 2raina,s ot the
Doctors ana Chemists orthe resent day.
40 LNrosrna. Np IgoynLE, no 'hsNsE WuA}EMNLa. WIN VI ,,
have been gOrsd with Balsam Copaya, Or Mercury at
'''' ~ 'N' sANARIrAEs Oft.
sent by man in plain ,cnv9loIe
Price, male pachofcs,R. Female, ~
BLoogI BLooDn BLooDuI BLeoDnn
scporuLA, ULCERS, SORES, sPors, TErrERs,
SYPHILIS OR YENERsAL DISEASES, &C., &c.
RooT AND aERB JUICES
is Offered tho public as posiii. = cure. ,,,,
SYPHILIS ~ EENH,EIAsL; DISE hSbs r., rsas, s mn NM
certain aud ef,ctun remedy ever prcscrbea h reache9
ana tIad Gates IygS ph'@s M o. s sgeai PofCn n sS So
his Juryil emcdy aud be healed AMI do not transmit
yon posterly that which You may repent 10 A'er
DO NOT DEsPlRi
RTHSs RS6f 700 SS sSd II nfRR W every
yrsle Of impurities rom the system' az wen as all tho
FEMALEsi FENALRsl
In many aaect'ons with which Numbers Of Females
suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES m'st happly
down, Ial ing Of the Womb DeDiity and i0r al complaints
Incident to the seN.
Sent by express Price 81 bottle or bottles for g..
SAAtARTrAN'S WASH
Is In cases Of Syphilis used In cOnnec 2n with the Root
ard Herb Juices. Fun directions. Price % cents
The cacv of the rom ediss is alike Acknowledged by
physicians and patients. They used In the United
sties Hospitals thus restoring health to many VI our
brave soldiers.
IRON the baltimore "sm.'-
WHAT the SURGEONS SAT or THE
BAMARITAN'S REMEDlES:--
"Pp5r Hos 'IrAt., Four NJ MinenALL,t =
Baltimore, Md FEB, 20, 1864.
az have great satisfaction in s'atUg that have used
'Tbe Samaritan RGmedes' for Venerea Disease in its
most customary forms that have used them with uds
meut, discretion, aud properly and have found them
respond IN my authorizations promptly aud cneetualy.
knowing n cir composition, have the fullest confidence
their efficacy, aud isr my use Of them extends,
recommend them sitongy. - - -.-..,,
"ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9TH New York VOLS
Let he understood that these remedies are A. rec)m
mcnded, and will positively cure the diseases for which
they are onticG. - -
Sold by s. Q. UPHAM,
No p 9. EIGHTH Street.
DEsMO SD Il co,
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A bad StarI-Quick and UnObsGructed
Voyage Of a nIOckNde.R Runner 10 tie
Bottom of the MeFsey.
FTom Me LirerpOoi CourIer, JnIv 2

From The LiyHpooi Courier, JWlg 70.
A fatal collision took place between two steam
ers on Saturday night, at the entrance to the
Mersey from the Crosby channel, and not far
from New Brighton. The result was the destruc-
tion Of one Of the steamers and the loss Of three
lives. Between 10 and IL O'Clock the steamer
Goid,n Pkdge, belonging % Messrs. NJ J. Kiln
gender Co., and fitted out in the Birkenhead
decks, with the intention, il is understood, Of
RAINING the blockade of the Confederate States,
went down tic Iiver with a clearance for Havana.
She YVES Lcaylly laden, and having her Goals
on board for the voyage, was very deep in the
water. About half mile outside the rock light
house she was rtn into by the steamer CogHao,
inward bound from CadiZ, one OF the vessels be-
longing 10 Messrs. L. and j. Harrison The
Goidt0 Plfdge had q large hole knocked Ia her
hull, and she received such serious damage that
she almost Immediately sank. The two eugi-
neeTs and one fireman unhappily went down
with the vessel. The captain, the mate and
another man saved themselves by clinging 20 the
COgR0o.
IL was a moonlight night, and ten Others were
fortunately saved by a boatman named Plunl1ett,
who was towing in his boat at the stern Of the
GOldea Pledge az the time of the disaster. Most
Of these Inen had 10 swim for their lives until
they were picked 10. The COqnGc was not
seriously injured, and she was dOckcd yesterday.
Large quantities of timber from tue wreck were
observed hOaiing about during the day. The
hull Of the Golden Pledge now lies ON the bank
at the west side Ofthe Crosby channel
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-11
RAILROAD LINES.
NEW RAILROAD LINE NORTH
~ PHILADELPHIA TO BROOKLYN,
THROUGH n llXE Hours.

NEW RAILRoAD LINE NORTH.
IN PHILADELPHIA TO BRooKLYN,
TIIROUGH IN FIVE HOURS.
EXCURSION TICKET! s. coon FOR THREE DAYS.
ioot o. NiNE Street. Philadelphia, every morning a.
lanic and Tartan and Delaware Bay Railroads to por,
a SaT, l .tisg RgooS,S, rern5 sy h r.
lantc street Nhar every day Sundays oNccpted at II
riayocrs 70 the city Of Now YORK arc p,,ined no to
ply for pa1.sge by ms ne ne sia,s Of >ey Je ss,
eSs,Is We ei,a eei,l, 5 Pm adsrRa ana New YSt' NS
W. r. GmFfirrs. ucncra' Superntondont.
DHnADELPHA, GERMANTOWN, AND
i NOHRisfOwE kAlLkoaD;,
on and aner MONDAY, MAY l6, 1861, until orther
"o'''' FOR GERM tSTowN.
leave Geirmant W. i5$ si5 %, ,t2 A. NJ,
TheslOdowr, and h' % and 5 trains mp, do not stop
." u' '''''Sc" Sc"HE!SiiT miiL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6, s,lo p A. NJ; ? 'N''''''''
Lave C6ssnut H.l, 7lo, s,olO, nloA. A.Aa1No, $40,
H'S66RR q ~ Cr,SSSIH,oirGcK'ES SSI, AND NoRRIsTowS.
Lelv, PHilld,pht ., 30. u % A. NJ; lh'5' 53'
Leave Sorrstown, 5a,7, ,5o, 0 andnA.N;iS, "a,
d tian un WIN stop at wlssahlcson, Mlna,unk,
'''' ron NANAYUNK.
Leave PHILADELPHIA. o, 30, llOj NJ, ~ 5,Ii jf'
Leave Mnnayunk, c't,7h, $40, 9i llH NJ, 2,5. !,
H.. X. SMITH, General Superb tenjent.
myn DotO'. MIMI l1d GREEN Streets
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ FOR RETuLFHEM, DOYLE5rOwH, EASrONi
MAUsH CIluNk, uAZLEloN, WlLkESBAltRE, and
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ADDtrlONAL rhAlNS.
On and aftcr MONrAN June 10. 1851 Passenger Trains
will leave the New Depot 1liiD Street, above Thom9-
street, Philadelphia, daily (sundays eNcopted)' ns
TX N. ENprcss) foe Reth.e1em, Allentown, Mauch
CHUNK, WnkeshsTre. Wlamsport.
gI5 4 ". (AcCou M datiui) for Dnyeftown.
1OlE 4. VI. (AUcug'mUau ilnl for fuu W Arlington
gp. VI. tAccou moda'ior) for DOylc5tOwn.
8'45 z. N. (E1 pressD for Bethlehem, Enston &c.
il5 z. VI tAlll) tor DO, le,to"n. ,,,.
51J r 81. .(AccOmmOJatiOD) for Bethlehem, AuentONn H.
ana Mauch hunk
S15P NJ. (AccotumodatiUn) for Lansdale.
llP. N (AcCummnnat'un) for For Washington.
TkAIHS TuR PIILADELPlIA
Leave Bethlehem A. 30 A . - NJ and GOf p, M
DoylestowD at $40 \. NJ, . 70 L. NJ, and L. NJ.
Lansuae atG 4. 81
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehen at0A \. Ne
phllnd, lphia for DOylestuwn a. 2 Y NJ.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 90 NJ
Hefhlchpm tor PHI adc phA at p NJ.
Hilnans Bagglse FNpTyss viii col iDr and deliver bag
gage a the depot Ordcrs may De on A. No. ll3 y THIRD
Street. 49,. -.
Jcl3 ELLIS 'LAhN' Asen''