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GUARANTEES.
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the
County d, Rnd State o., hereby Jointly
and seVOTAlly covenant with the GIFTED States aud
guarantee In case the foregoing bid Of-bs
accepted that he they will within ten days after
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the tame with good and sutieIent suretits In y
sun equal TO the amount Of the Contract to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity TO the terms Of
advertisement dated - 1864, under which the
bid was made, and In case the sIid-siIall fall to
cutter Into y contract Aforesaid, guarantee to
make good the difference between the ontr BY the
SAid-And the next lowest responsible bidder,
the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands AID seals ihis-day Of
-1s6I.
Witness:
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: y. MeCULI uUGu. rrs.iieut :"
i. HTEkS. Cent Tiric; Ay't Doyl6
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TRANsPoRTAWIoM
& Ohio Railroad.
q e.
JgE!cE gALgIEcaE rIua H.iLEoAp Co.
MmEaIlHn s.. EI..H a.. s ~ Z

~ y and after Monday night. the iUrir Of Aurust,
~ til Passenger trai!.- = III b. u the follow
Itis schedule:
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr. }. addresses ali those hO have injured theta
selves by improper indulgenErncc AID solitary L.h
it,, which ruin both body ans miud unhtiIuS the.
for either business, study eociety or marriage
IHEsE are some Of the sad i ulslIuchUIY sri.rf,
produced by early hIbits Of youth, viz: Wraku,..
Of the BACK aud lLmGE Pains in the Head Dimur..
Of sight Loss Vt Muscular Power. IaIpitA;ion of H.
Hart dyspepsia, Nervous IrIitAbiiity Deraugs-
iueEt OF the bIgSsIiEe Functions, General DrGiit,
symptoms Of Consumption, &C
MLNTALLY.-The fearful effects on the mind AZ
much 10 TC ''Teadrd-L"-' OF Memory, COniusi.H ii
Ideas, DepI esston Of SpTiIs. xvii FOrboding- Aver.
siun to Society, SCfDisITust, Love Of Solitude T.
idity, 4c., are Gume Ot the evils produced
THOUSANDS OF peTsOBs Of all ages can now juI,.
what is the cau-e Of their declining health, Io..ls
their VigOr, becoming weak, Iale, nervous a, ,
CTHciated, having singular appearance HLou; IL,
rS e. cough and ~ mpiuIns of G assumption
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Reflect that n sound mind and body are the n, II
NECESSARY Tequisi'Us u promote cOuunbiaI hApy,-
hes indes1 without thee The journey LgroI.,
lito becomes weary pi :TiIrage: the EroST,-t hour
y diTkens to the view tile HiIHu becomes -h.IaU,I
with despair and filled with The melancholy frGs..
With our Owl
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel-
ing Rail Road.

tss y ES.ssssi7s
N% AMI AFTER MONDAY, Nov 10th. ISIS. pas
- ;ongeE Trains will ls.iv. Bridgeport follows
llVo Mil Train, stopping at all stations, ar
Cleveland - ~ r II.
aS5 p = A. Iiii:gdatiuu Train. stopping az all
static" arrives at Pittsburgh at sos
1"'oH r N "4fr"sz Train arrives ut PittshurSh az
liz = u. and Cleveland at .:.6 4. 81.
islsIl itNI<Ni TRAINS
irN;s GievviN"d e; ss.u +. VI. AID 80 = VI, ar
rive a; bridgeport AZ o. 2 NJ, ard GrGy A. NJ
LeaT" fitisturS'. ~ lis \ " 6:I5 \ NJ and
4. NJ AID h:ns P. v
CnuT~U:ions are mRde as FoIIOVss
At Pittsburgh .sith Pennsylvania r. X. for Harris
tgFE. baltimore, Washington PhiIA
de;PhiN. SeS York and Roston.
Al Cleveland With Cleveland ToIed R. p for San
dG5ky. TS!cdO Detroit, Chicago anG
all points in the NORTH WLST With
Dstroit steamers Eor Detroit, Jackson
chicago and the NoK:fI WEsT With
Ntl'HlRud Z Fri" K. r for Eri. Dun
k!r Buffalo and Niagara Pals. witt
Cleveland. coIEtlbUz Cincinnati tor
Cre-''in" Delaware Columbus and
I.L-.uGpGii
u Hutton wi:h IKE c. 2. L C. u. r. Er CuyahoSs
taiis, Akron MilIsrsburgl aud woos-
A, Alliance With p. r. W. 4 o. Il. II. for Canton
M:,sEiiIUD. Wooster, Salem, Exon, Co
iuutr' and Chicago.
A. 't-nt snIile with r. {. Q. Line and At BTIIGiS
with C. o. @. R.R. for 2aacsvilie, New
.TL. Columbus. &rna. Dayton, Irdi
Antp"li-. Cairo. Cincinnati. Louisville
-. Lotto. 81. Joseph and all point,
Ntst and So'.ih West
Excursion Ttckcts TO Pittsburgh and return 400
rare A!"hys sSl"ss. AID tiIre much quicker thar
| ~ other Tuut=
Through Tickets to all po:ntE IL tie West Sortl
,nt hat eau be pIocuTsi at the Office under tn,
NeLurp u.a-s, Wheeling, Va, OF with Ticke
! Agent Il rsift,rroI, station.
Freight cohtFnCL' will leo made al Lowest rates T.
'Hy To'ht accessible b Us rvai and IT, connection.
| ~" ~. East North, wCst aud NOTth-West, at Uh5c
"idsL SPLuTe House. or Sith II. AEout At Bridge
| Fott station. HM. D.TEiINI. gent
Wheeling, Va
D. H. WILLIAMS, Agent.
| : y. MeCULI uUGu. President ~
| : .. ~ FMS. Cent Ttri"; Ag't novI6
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Capt. 4. V. BkAEINGER. Chief uarIermAstsr Depart
ment of West Virginia, Cumberland, Md.
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DISEASE o. IMPRunENcE-

When the misguided aud imprudrnt votATy q
pleasure ENDS that lie has imLibtd the seed Of ti.
painful disease II ito often HAPPENS thai al -lu-i
SENSE Of shame, or dread OF discovery, deter, Ian
from applying to those who, from sdueat.nn AL
TssPectAGIiiIy, alone befrend him. deiA, iuE tt
tile constitutional sytupt0ns Of this hUrTid d,.A,,
make their aPpeAranC such liberated thrna,
diseased nose, nocturnal pains IN the head AMI
limbs dInness Of Gs ht, deafn, s. nodes On the .L-
bones aud arms blOfches On the head LACE and vA
tremities, progressing with frgh;tul Eaptlty Till n
last tho palate Of the mouth the II the noes
fall in, and the victim u thi= AWf4i disease becomes
hOrTid object OF conmlser ton, until death put,
10 "that Undiscovered Couatry FROM Wt-ugr L,
traveller returns"
1t Is IA Hlc'GHcholy fac; ;hAt Thousands fall victim,
to this terrible diseA.e, nWinE to the unsEluIn.,
81 ignorant pretenderA, who, by the u-s OF thai
DcGdiy Ibi5o1, Mercury, ruin tue COnaIiIuiiUn All
make the residue Of LIE mistraLIr.
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t H K ON LIYEPLACE WHERE
CURE CAN BE OBTATNED

nR JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED rRp,,o.-
- certain, SPEEDY aad Only Enecirai nus 1USI
the Back and Limbs, Structures NFr,is ,,AIes, y
Kidneys and Bladder. lnvoluptsrr 6tS.I- o. its
potency, General Debility, Nerv, usn,ss \,
LauEuor, Low Spirits, Confusion 81 Tss,.! ia,
tior Of the Heart. TImidity. J renbIns va ia
eight OF GtddIbesS, Disease OF tie Hs,, 10 -
NS'e or skin Affections Of the Liver, LGn,,
Ash or hoNe!s-those I.rrii le disoIdtrs aEsIT.
the Solitary Habits Of IOu:H-thy.,. .Trs ~ L
itarH practices more fatal 10 their victim -
,Gng ol s!Fs1; to The Marin'r' Of ulysses, Lsh,.
Ing marriage. &c, imP.ssiEIe. ~ tsi
YOUNG MEN
Especially, Nho haze bee, u,- tn. ,fe,iB,,,S,
Vice: that dreadful AID obstructive hAbiI Tb,1J ~
nuAuy sweeps to an uu'!uely EruVe thousani, =,
intellect Uho might other Use ave enfr,rr.i f
tening >enatSS, with the IhLn!sI- OF slolu-Tqs
Saked to restHey the !irias Tyre, NAY cali III n
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons or lCuug Aien oontsupl,,,--
mar tinge, beng aware fThysical eak ness
debility. d'iOrlnities speedily cured.
lie Who places himself unieI tile care Of ur
aud confidently rely upon hi, skilI As a ph I'ietan
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured aud IulI Sfgor Restored
This bis'ree-nG Afiectior-WLie renders Life an
NAFTIags tuIOssib!e-iB the penalty paid h M
Ticiims 81 imIioIcE indus-uees YUunE prr-,t., A.
too apt I" commit excess from not beinr Aunr-
the dreadful consequences that may epsuS. Nov
~ no that understands he subject Will pretend !,
deny that the power Of pIocreatiOn is lost s,lrr "a
hose tnllInE INTO impr ter LRbiis than b, the m
dent Besides being deprived u the pleasure :
h"HIthE Offspring, the most serious aud destTuCl.,.
symut"iIs 10 both body aud niud arise The .y,t,;
beoOu.rs derAnEed. the Phys cal and Mental Irls
tons Weakened, Loss Of Provocative p wer SeTyou
lIlt"hillty, Dyspepsia, PAlptAtiOu OF the HrArt
lhdiEesti"n, Constitutional Debility, a wasting %
the frame, Cough, Consumption, u cay aud Ut.:s
Office, No. 7 South Frederick ST.
Left hand side going from BALTIMORE sicrrt. "a e,
do"rs from the corner Fall not To Abscrve the mas.
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a .tatup II.
DOctOr's DiplOmE hAugs in Ills ONCE
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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BAL TIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

~ RsTABLIsHED AS A REFT.oV
QUACKEIY.-6a A"S
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YOUNG MEN

Who Lave injured themselves by a certain pr,ctt.
induIged Ia when H!oE", IA habit LeIueutly ans!
from evil mpAnions, or at school, the effect.
"hich are nightly telt, even hen asleep, ana IL n.
euIei readers marriage imp ssible, aud trsII1,i
both mind and body, SHOULD apply Immediately
Whist pity that young nIHu, the hope u Il,
conn ~, the darling of his parents. should l.
sh"Ichei IRON all prospects and enjoy menls Of Ill,
bE the Consequences OF deTiAting from tue bath
.AtuTe snd Indnl. ing ia Il arCrst habit Sust
DCEhunE VIZ. LeLnIr chi IL nm n Tim
, 1864-07-09
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1854.

the intention to seize the ship when partly
ont at sea, aud to run her into Galveston.
She would be valuable prize for the rebels,
but It is believed that the plot cannot suc-
coed.
The Mississippi Marine brigade ore at
Vicksburg, where General Euet has been re-
pairing his boats and redtting for vigorous
campaign. An unusual quiet prevails upon
the river, which the General has taken ad-
vantage Of, and he will be found ready at a1l
4: times to do his part In putting quit.us to
guerilla operations.
: Gen. Dennis left Vicksburg last week with
large force, upon an expedition beyond the
Big Black. He started without the usual
flourish OF. trumpcts; 1nd his destination, as
Te11 as object, remains 4 secret,
At. Memphis pretty much all military mat
ters arc contraband, except the slsirmish with
pickets On Saturday, when ne killed twenty
three rebs and captured twenty, without the
loss of man. There has been little fighting.
The railroad Is completed to Salisbury, about
i've. miles beyond Grand Junation, and is
carefully guarded By our forces. =
Forrest Ia believed to have abandoned
Corinth, to which plnce the care will be
again running in q few days. Gen. Smith
has force sutIle rent for all purposes, and Is
abundantly able to meet Forrest, who oare-
fully avoids him =,
Our men areSearefnly posted, and can be
concentrated ut any point ID an Incredibly
short time. :.
Our cavulr ~ force is very large. and few
days since a brigade woe sentup White River
on m expedition. Another expedition is
fitting out for the Arkansas River, which
will move in 8 few days.
, 1864-07-09

The act, In alditfon to the several Iavs
concerning commercial intercourse between
the loyal and iusurre-uonary States, which
las just become law, provides that, in nd
dition to the captured and abandoned prop
erts to be received, collected, and disposed
of, the treasury agents shall take cafe OF, for
periods not exceeding twelve mo1ths, the
abandoned lands. houses, and tene,nents
within the prescribed districts, and shall also
provide leases or otherwise for the employ
1nent and general welfare Of all persons with
in the lines Of tie national military occupa-
ton within the insurreetfonarJ States for
mer1y held rs slayes, who are or shall become
fttse; property, real o. personal, shall be re-
geroed as abandoned when the lawful owcer
shall be voluntarily absent therefrom, and
ing or encouraging the rebellion The mon-
eY realized, afte. satisfying al1 proper expel.
ees, is required to be paid into the treasury.
No property seized or taken upon any Of
the inland waters of the United States by
our naval forces, is to be regarded as mara
time prize; but all property SO seized Is to
of the courts. 1t is made lawful for the Sec
retarE Of the Treasury. with thr approval Of
the President, to authorize agents to pn7-
chase for the United State any products Of
States declared In insurrectiou at Guch places
as shall be designated By him, ut such prices
as shall be agreed on with the seller.
The property Is to be sold at such places
IS shall be designated by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, for the benefit Of the United
States.
No goods shall be taken into q State de-
clared in {nsurrection, or transported there
in, excepting to end from such place, and to
such monthly amounts as shall hare been
previously agreed upon in writing by the
commanding general Of the department in
, 1864-07-09
FROM NEW YORK,
The Invasion OF Maryland Qnd the
Gold Market.

New YORK, July e.-Gen. sand{o1l this
morning received instructions not to issue
orders foE the departure Of any Of our city
regiments for the scene Of the rebel iny.siou,
until further orders arc received from Al
bany.
The news Of the retreat Of the rebels in
Mar, land increased confidence In the money
market, and certificates advanced 415s.
Gold opened firm at 216, but gradually de-
elined to 969G2270.
New YORK. July s.-The Expnss gives c1r-
rency to a rumor thnt Gen. Dix, in obedience
to orders from Mr.. Lincclp, y III not re-aopes7
In 1.-THE civil process instituted against; hiu::
before Judge Russell for shutting up the
1torld and Journal # Commerce, and for ar
resting the editors.
As at present advised, says the Etprss., it
Is believed that Gov: Seymour Will, it neces-
sary, after showing the. he.powerlessness OF clyil
courts call on the militia Of the State to
aid in executing the process Of the court, If
the court should issue warrant for the ar-
rest Of Gen Dix and it should be resisted
, 1864-07-09

Tho following arc the collections and receipts Of
the Northwestern Free1nen's Aid Commission
fo5 oicaea the S1tS Sp q e. cobb, s,sm as follows
1tneoln. III. k97: New berlin, $50; Ottawa, $2l7,-
s: Mehlsnd 81; s21!nsasld, II, S545S; In two z
Weexater 'enes 4. t3Sh %ia Fodmsns Aid soeiefS,
Collected BY Il. L. DoI, &ad g., ns follows: ~ ~
liop. Micb. ;. Pres. cb., sl4.5o; do; Dap' d..
g. Ssts n; d1eS F. g. saaoc, hSsss 1s Sa sss
Grass Lake Mich. Dspt. Gh, Sl7s2; 90: ~ conS' S
&c; g. e. Sl5 Eeesa h Dc DE-; p! 4n!Pn P.!m; on;
d.. sssa0: Tsenmeeh. d., ). ?: sleytau. Is.
Collected hy z. F Markham, sef1; ;69; as tolloW,s:
Alden. II. Il ard Pres. Oh. eoll, ssog; BIZ
F. Ch., $@;fo; Dundee, ILL.,. Ref Pres. Ch., e;
Ekhoin, Wis. meeting at Union House, $l3s5;
o.. NJ Fl. ch, ~ o: d., indistdqa's' s1sM 9s
Do. Baptiet Ch., EaG7; Genoa. Wis. Cong. Ch-,
xs.t0; Harvard, H., II. E. Gu, $7.25: Lyons,
Wis;, n: F. ch., $As3: d.. from individuals.
9e!d via s. iosse col, Do ron tnaiVid tGi,Hi
usle. SC s5; Spring Prairie, Wia., Union Ch coll,
fl1So; Ws'worth, Wiz, Seventh Day Baptist CA.,
Collected BY r. q: Cooper, s14aeo. as follows
AURORA. or r. coGS Fl ce t. a3: do. Trinity e. s
t4s0: Cash, $7.75; st. Paul, 81. PauIe Ch.. sas
It: Anthony; Holy Trinity ch., 500; Waukegan
M1scc:Ispeous contributions, $3:31s, as follows
+. 8. Hood, $3.50: J. D. Bennett. $l4.s5; j. Fl
Nelson. sps4ord, Wis;, s.; J: Waits, 81 50; ). (
Griffin, 1soeeyillo, H., SIS; +. l. Wright. SIC; J
r. Pierce. Gencseo, nj. s.; F. A. Soc. Green Ga,
den: r., g.: o. S. Pres. Ch-. n. Jetxey, III q X
| F. L. Soc, Dover, { g.: Rush and Nora Aid Soc
q; Harrison. p. F. i. Soc, Der Rev. j. Mo
iron, $40; cash, e60a9; cash, Il; freight re1unf
ed. *403; Maiden Au1.ltsrs Soc, $3.50; #. T
Collected ny agents, $2'12B.44. Total collection
| 1Id receipts fol June, s. ,a:ssG. %.
/ Jous Y, FAuwELL, Treas.
, 1864-07-09
TEE MEXICAN IH1WKDELE0.
Protest AE1tnst tho Mexican Loan.

New YORK, July IA protest has been
made by n. Jesus Fscobar T. Armeadariz,
late Secretary Of the Mexican Legation, now
Agent of the Constitutional Government in
Europe, against tho list Mexican loan, In
these words: IL, Jesus Escobar 7. Armen-
dariz, Agent Of the Constitutional Govern
ment Of Mexico, illegally authorized, and in
virtue Of the alyena protests made BY the
Legislative and Executive powers Of tie M
tion against all the contracts, aud In general
against all the acts Of the French interyen-
ton md Of the functionaries .emanating
from 1t, protest anew that the Mexican M
tion and its Constitutional Government will
never, at any time, recognize or admit the
obligations which shall be contracted by auy
other functionarIe5 than those who hold
their authority from the Constitution.
protest especially against the Mexican
loan which Was decreed On the 10th OF April
last by the Archduke Ferdinand Maximillian
Of Austria, and aGninst every species Of obli-
gation which shall be contracted ut the
charge Of the Mexican nation by Wh2t per
son soever who shall not be authorized by
the Constitutional Goyernment, whether
these obligations have for their object to
create fresh national debt or to augment
tue amount Of that which already exists, or
simply to induce modification Of the English
debt, which the Government considers sa-
cred, or any other debt legally recognized
And although the protests OF the supreme
power OF the nation have obtained in Europe
nll the publicity which was due to them, I
now renew them in the interest Of the pub
lie, and to affirm as much ns possible the
rights Of the Mexican nation.
, 1864-07-09
Important Summary Of Low
er Mississippi News.
Later from Europe---The
Danish War Re-opened.
Further Adrices Concerning the
KearSarge Victory.
From New York Hillary Mat
ters-Seymourfsm
News from Sherman'S Army
to the Sd instant,
Mistake Of Sherman-Why be did not 60 to
Marietta.


Especial Dispntch to the Chicago Tzfbunel
WAsH1saroS, Friday, Julya>
Tour special from General Grants head.
quarters, July q, Q A. NJ, says: After lull
Of nearly two days, the Smelling Of Peters
burg from General Smiths batteries was re-
eumcd Last evening, and kept up during the
night
The Richmond papers Of the 18th contain
no news Of importance. They are full Of the
particulars Of Wilson'S raid.
Gen. Lee, In An official dispatch, says: One
thousand prisoners, exclusive Of abandoned
wounded, twenty-five wagons and ambu1an-
ces. thirteen pieces of artillery aud fonr hun
drcd run AWAY negroes we're captured from
our cavalry.
Among the prisoners is G. P. Won GIlden,
correspondent of the New York 15sxs and
Philadelphia Pfes*.
From information In the rebel papers 1t is
rendered apparent that the force engaged IN
the raid or the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Ia the same that pursued Hunter.
The passes Of several newspaper cores
pondents have lately been revoked BY Pro-
yost Marshal General Patrick, by order of
the Secretary Of War;
Brig Gen. Barnard has been relieved as
Chief Engineer Of the Armies in the Field,
III which capacity he Was member Of Gen.
Grant's statE, and ordered to report at
Washington.
Col. Coustock, Of Gen. Grants staff, as
Eumes his duties.
NV YoRK, Friday, July 8,-The Worlds
headquarters correspondence Of the 9Th,
says: It Is not permitted to speak freely Of
tic preparations during tue paet Weak, for
resuning offensive operations In this locality.
The next few days may witness some effort
more sanguinary and perhaps more fruitful
than the slow processes Of s1egc.
Gen. HINT, into whose hands has been
given the charge Of all siege operations in
the front, has been for the past few days
constantly in the saddle, experimenting the
placing of batteries and testing the valac Of
positions. Some Of our battezies have been
constructed under great disadvantage, the
men being obliged to lie on their bellies and
dip holes sufficiently deep to protect them
from the rebel fire.
The ehelling of railroad trains Is kept up
continually.
The Wo5ld'* Washington correspondent
says: Indications gre that active movement,
on large scale, will not be attempted for a
week or two at least, md the fall Of Peters,
burg is question Of time. That time must
elcpse before It can be taken. Grant Is con-
ducting q regular siege, such siege as cul-
minated 60 gloriously at Vicksburg, but that
job was far more serious than this one.
What he las make up his mind to do he will
do, end will not be hastened into precipe-
fancy and chance OF failure.
Siege guns enough to sweep Petersburg
from the face Of the earth have already been
mounted. Still Grant may strike like
lightning and with fatal effect somc where
else. His why's are devious and past find.
, 1864-07-09

New YoR1, july 8.-The steamer Tazoo,
from New Orleans July 1Et, has arrived. No
military newe. Gen Dwight has been re-
moved from Benks' stat.
have been effected By Col. D wight, Commls-
sionc1 Of Exchange, for the relesse OF atout
1000 Federal prisoners, for some time past
confined in Texas, including large number
of officers, eome of whom 1Gre been In the
hunds Of the enemy about two rearz
Among them is Col. Burri1l and several other
officers Of the 42d Massachusetts, captrred
at Galveston In January, 1868.
The Prize Commissioner recently sold the
captured schooners Laura, Fanny and Albert
for .000. Several other prizes are In course
of condemnation and adjudication.
, 1864-07-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Danish War recommenced-.The
Case OF the heafaarge-~Heoel xsu-
YpnrA. ~

POINT Au BASQUE, N. F., July 8.-The
steamship Nova scotian, from Liverpool,
4oEiay 25th, passed this place to-day for
Quebec, with passengers aud cargo trans
terred from the Peruvtan, which steamer had
returned to repair damages.
The final meeting Of Conference took
place on the 25th, tt was purely formal, and
the war had recommended.
Prussia has sent orders to Marshal Won
WEangle to recommence hostillties on
The 24th.
4 speedy attack on the island Of Alsen was
expected.
Capt. Winslow, Of the Kearsarge, has nd
dressed letter to the Daily Macs, in which
he states that he lid not send any challenge,
but Semmes sent request to W'lns1oW not
to leave, rs he would u;ht the kearsarge,
and would only occupy day or two in pre-
paration. Five days, however, elapsed be-
fore they were completed The Kearsarge
WAS only slightly damaged, and It was sup
posed On board that the action for hot work
had just commenced when it ended.
The Paris Temps gives report that two
Confederate ,c1uisers are off ChcEbonrg,
watching for the KeaEsarge
The commercial news by this steamer
merely embraces the opening proceedings OF
Mondays market. Cotton hrmer, and the
probable business for the day would rea b
s COO bales. BreAdstuIs quiet and steady-
Dr. aac,;@~co;a;n.4 oa,n Unchanged Consol5, ut noon,
IN q