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SDA.

II ship AsiE, Eiiftr-s r-g9rs-zlel from ,he port q
Sss B-L,rl. jane IN, 1s1i, hound tgrs-1s Honolulu. thirty
Eve day - tie Lac, Wild FROM :. ". u =. =. T.; crgssel n
Log. 90 y. jane Igh. 10 La:. 1905, =. and Long 3.2s
", spoke ship Gertrude, Of Bah, = months from C4la9.
bOzoi 70 Rotterdam. FROM Lane 70 La;. ~ 2, Siad HgE:.
Es.taCr Gne. From % : s. % Switzerland. heavy s. ". ana
v. s. ". gales, y days. From the La. Of sos :. and Long
q 620 ". 20 rl= Lat. Of So and Log. Of 60 ". wind
prsvaiied 1om :. V. 20 ". v. W, sone very heavy gales
sz~ = n1mi~r q ships working 70 ". From Lat. So to Lat.
p light adverse =in5s. Prom IS : :. 70 6 y. fine 5reez-s and
god weather. Crossed the Line IN 49, W. IRON 8 : y. 10
IL = E=-vy y " squalls ard m1ca rain. FroG II y. =
HzsE@ st.5-g :rat-s from Z. = NJ From Hawaii - this
par, wind very light. Sza= tie passage in I52 day.-.oo
dayz cain q Hszzi. Nov. 80.
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NWRECR or SCHOONER OHToLAH-This vessel, which
arrived 4 ieg months ago from San Francisco, and
has since been engaged in the coasting trade. IS ashore
at Hama, East Maui. 4 letter from Mr.. Bishop, says
- The schooner Ortoian, Capt. Fisher, entered Hama
hnrbor on Thursday 9th inst, and got under weigh
again at = j. VI. for Honolulu. In beating out,
weather being fine, she missed stays twice the second
time when close to Keanini reef north OF the centre
Of the bay, and WIS obliged to anchor in the breakers.
At 1 a. " Friday, the 18th, she parted both cables
in a squall, slipped over the reef and ran bow on to
the north beach, without having received any serious
injury. During the following night. she slowed her
broadside TO tue beach, and after three days working
OF the light surf. IS now somewhat injured. Unless
bal weather occurs, she ough, to be repaired and got
OF again. -
g There are now 40 wha.ers, II merchantmen,
and - coasters in port, making a total Of So vessels
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GRAND UNION LINCOLN AEn JoBSsoS' TORCH
LIGHT PRocEssIoN.-The San Francisco papers are
SLED with accounts Of Il grand procession held by
the Union men Of san Fraucisco, Oh Saturday eve
ming the 18th ult. The streets were decorated with
hsgs, aut the dwellings on the line Of march were
brilliantly Illuminated. The glorious news from
Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana, added to the eathu-
siasm, and for hours the air was vocal with the
cheerings of Union men, the noise Of fireworks aud
the blaze Of rockets. The account is too long for
publication in cur paper. but We commend the peru
sal Of it IN The San Francisco journals, which can be
found 1T the Bookstore. - our readers. II definitely
settles the question how San Francisco goes; and "a
she goes, 90 goes the State Of California. As the
great majority Of American citizens here are Of the
Union class. this fact cannot but he pleasing TO them.
The hybrid party born ot the unnatural political en-
braces Of the Copperheads and Secessiouists, begin TO
feel weak In the knees, and after election on the 9Th
OF November will fit away into the darkness on the
Lethean shores. aud be heard Of no more forever.
CurroN StEp We have received from Boston. by
the Eaiugn. several bushels OF pure Sea Island cot
ton seed. which pefson7 DESTROYS Of oultivating cotton
can have on application. sending bags or other
containers TO take 1t in Upland cotton hoed can
nlso ho supplied 10 any applicants.
- Ga 1uraday neat. Nov. II. neepta thc presi-
dcntial election throughout the United States.
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DEPARTURES.

S0-Schr EskauiIohi, kEpuAhi, for HH1.
eO-H1sn schr ASbIe Forrest. Tor Southern I.lAnds.
3l-Steamer kliaued, NcGre.Or, EE windxarf ports.
Ji-Am clipper shp Georges, WiHIams, Tor uou.kouz.
l-=tean schr Ann.e Laurie, Mitchell. rr Ko.oa ana
Waimea-
2-=chr Net.s Merrill, FountI.n, Gr Lahsfn. and
Nakee's IladsuE
=-SchT Mot keiEi. WetLsrhtc. Gr k4iuiuI.
3--ScaF Moi Wahine, Kaheana. ~ Kauai.
=-5chr Usis1, Johnson, for Mako.
Am clipper ship Alice Bah, for Esst Indies.
!-BriS Sabisuseul, Helm, fer ul5.
--FreHrs Fh1le ship G>ni Tssss. Norrt. fr era-ss
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DIED.

WOoDMAs-In Honolulu. October II, Charles W. Woodman,
aged 20 years, q native Of England.
HaFL-Nareh IS. 1854, at Guam, Of consumption, James
Earl, u officer o: whaleship Julian.
BRoOxE-Septcrnb=r -, drowned. while taking the last
whale, Thomas Brooke, ih officer % the whaIeship Julian.
JosE-Sep,ember -. lost from the tpssil yard of ship Eu-
pirate, ~hile in the q passage, John jose, 4 native OF the
Western Islands.
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ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. a. I.

For hOss and LGHGTsI-per Kiau-a, Monday.
bor LAHAISA-per Manuokawai, to-day.
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PASSENGERS.

Yr WiSDwAUD Ponrs-per Kilauea, oct. 3I-His Majesty
Kameham-ha v, Mrs J Z Pogue, Mr and Mrs Wnuforg and
child, Sir Marsbsrn, Capt " Stoti. Gov Nahaolelua, J Beyan.
} Wood, J La-g-II cabin and so deck passengers.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-NOvEMBER 5.

An ship ASIA E1Ei1Ee.
Al =.r Drsz3Gruzt-. Casing.
Han I---l- Green
hzz'E o-r< Ev=rEzrf. EI=.ke.
Al h4rs Ia-E-e. ECllsr.
Az nzrz SDyralC.-- bErctL
Big E----IiI. Sclcmacl-r-
AZ az Helm Mar. Wg-5s.
P=--' AZ bar. Ls-dz--z
Az ~ = Jc-- N=s
AZ z--- Act.E-, EC:-
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IA New VARIETY OF CoTToN.-Last spring. Capt.
Church, Of the whtleship aurora. brought TO Homo
lulu a few seeds OF Peruvian cotton. which he gave
to different parties. Some OF the plants from these
seeds are now groving-one in particular, we notice,
in Mrs. Thompson's premises. opposite the Catholic
Church, Is now in full bloom. This species is new
here and ranks next TO Sea Island in quality. Its
superiority consists in the tree growing TO i large
size. 10 70 20 feet high. aud bearing mos. p~rofusely
eli the year around; and the tree once planted and
taken good care Of will grow and bear Tor ten years
or more. Tie London Times has called public
attention 10 this variety, and in It's article says:
-pi-patcles forwarded by the India Omcr. were received
irJm The Governments r: Madras, relative q the cultivation %
PERUVIAN cotton in la South Anot and kis;ns districts II
cotton grown. The Peruvian plants stand tie sun well, and
the re-It o. close observation IL, that when properly wa;cred
tAey prove ia= more -eeuEeTat!ye than tie indigenous variety,
aud are admirably adapted for general introduction !uto South
en India Th= st-V.e l. fine and long, AMI the cotton com
mands a high pre-, ranking i; j. said merit 10 sea Island.
1hc yield = represented O. have been SEQ rs cleaned cotton 10
an acre and q EaiE The plants Do not seem 70 require a period
Of reP1s-- = before one crop = fully collected blossoms sago;
ct IN every direction" 4
OUTWARD NtiLs-TGe Yankee will probably sail
Oh Tuesday, aud the SmyrDiCfe or Wednesday.
Both vessels are waiting for cargo. which comes in
slowly Mails will he despatched by each.
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MARRIED.

s,h. at the residence Of J. Brown,
Esq, Maiiki, by Rev. 5. {. Damon. Mr.. Henry s. Svinton to
Miss Maria KshiIo, both Of Honolulu
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HnNnIrLr- Nnr- 8 1854

HONOLULU, nov. 3. 1864. .
Nh. WHITNEY II beg to acknowledge, through your paper,
the very liberal Contributions Of the foreign residents Of Huo in
aid Of the funds q the i. B. C. z. II, and II VIII also he graft
tying to its friends 10 learn that its supporters in the United
States have come up nobly 70 it, aid; 50 that the contribution
0: the las months Of its financial year viii probably sweep oT
nearly, n not quite all. OF its Indebtedness.
Respectfully yours. :. y. CASTLE.
agent Of the 4. h. {. T. ".
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CONCERT HALL-The inimitabIe Joe Taylor will
give one Of bis humorous exhibitions this evening
Those who have heard him, will need 10 urging to 90
again; but to the many strangers in port, we would
if YOU want to enjoy an hour OF two Of fun and
laughter provoking jokes, 20 and hear him.
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~ There are NOW 40 wha.ers, II merchantmen,
and ~ coasters ia port, making 4 total Of So vessels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
petersburC ard Richmond.

Since Sunday morning last there apps srs to
have been nothing more going on betwcca the
opposing armies in front Of Petersburg than
desultory diminishing, the results Of which
NAV be summed up as amounting to little or
nothing loss or gain. Active skirmishing,
however. e. yes TO develop tie positions and
dispositions, the strong and tho weak points OF
the enemy, md renders II difficult for him 10
steal o marcl upon us or away from us With
out detection and eevere punishment. Ii ap-
nears. further, that under cover Of this busy
skirmishing our army has been steadily work.
Ing nearer and nearer the cnemy's lines, until
less than 6 mile distant, our most advanced
batteries command The little city, aud have
commenced throwing their missiles into the
heart {? il.
This simply means that il the rebels per-
sist in holding aud flhting for lie town II
will be knocked to pieces about Their ears, and
made the scene Of .couhagration which will
compel them TO evaouate The premises. We
have reason TO believe chat Petersburg is or
has been sort OF halfway house OF deposit Of
considerable quantities Of ammunition, shot
and shell. corn and bacon, clothing, shoes, &c,
intended for Lees army, in the event OF his
being driven out or Richmond from the north
ward Attacked from the south side, an az
Petersburg as the initial point, Lee aud
Bvsuregard have, doubtless, industriously EN-.
ployed the last two or three days in removing
their supplies from tho immediate danger Of u
fire aga inst which they can find no place OF la
eurance,
While, therefore, We may hear at any mo.
ment that Petersburg, compact and ccVnbus-
tible city, has been reduced to boap
OF ashes (such IL war;, and vacatc
in consequence BY the enemy, we do not
suppose that General Grant has been Idle,
y meantime, In reference to other and grandcr
designs. On The other hand, We guess that bis
late conference with Admiral Lee means some.
thing; and that, while apparently conssnttng TO
! tbe AtsSpasixs q q regular selge os Psters
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Com N WALL SrsEEr.-Since the passage
or the Gold bill by Congress, buying and sell
ing the precious me, j have ceased in The Stock
Exchange. There are no longer any official quo
tations or It's price A few reckless specuatcrs,
many Of them with more sympathy with JET.
Davis than the Union cause have taken advan-
tage oftLis condition Of affairs, and are anuounc-
ing gold AT oil prices from two hundred TO
two hundred and thirty. Others have Increased
the * itement for the purpose Of &C
completing the repeal or q modifca-
ton of the new law. The copperhead press
yesterday morning quoted il IS high as two
hundred and ten, and endeavored to make
the public believe that the rise was causod
by The failure Of General Grant In his opera
tlons on Petersburg. The effect OF the Cola bill
has furnished tbe eecesh sympsthi,ers with a
splendid opportunity to rush through the
streets and keep up clamor and buster, an
nounciug gold at any price they choose. That
Is The business that they are engaged ia
ust now, which explains the whole affair. Let
one Of our merchants visit Wall street with ten
thousand dollars of gold 70 SELL aud no will
very soon ascertain that sold is not bringing
any euch price az the seoesh street brawlers
quote II at.
The absurd legislation o. Congress hes
surely intcrfered with the legitimate business
Of our merchants. Importers are unable 70
purchase foreign exchange to meet their debts
abroad, Those who have been dealing in that
article refuse 70 sell; for they are unable to
tell how they can meet their obligations 10
gold. The foreign exchange dealer, il fact,
declare that their occupation, like Othello's
i Ia gone. Even II there was any foreign ex
/ change to be had, the importers would be CON
PEELED 10 take . basket Of grcenbscks through
tts sxeet 10 purohsas 4 With rsr Ne Gold BY
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City InveIiiCenCe

Trr wAs DEPARTMENT GrTs Us CsEpr.--Ths cxcces OF
some thirtce- or fourteen hundred volunteers whom Mr.
Blunt chairman OF the sgpcrviscrs Committee, claimed
the quota required OF u.s. has, learn, been mostly
allowed When toe committee. tho Grss Of tho month";
made tbelr report, The War department would allow
cxcess OF only eixysx rames; but after looking oil
the fscss presented the Department by Ne Blunt
and General HAYS u has nov scknov ledsed aud credited
70 US IN cactss Of Thousand NOR which, with
che s'yiy six sreedy credited, gives excess OF
eleven hubdfod ans thirty seven 20 be credited our
next ono The Supervisors cair for the other two
three hundred Va equally good aud VII doubtless after
due consiceg aiion, be allowed The sets vol to
wards Cling our ncxt quote and Mr. Burt deserves
N uc praise for bis indefsgabity IN occurring their
credit. The ustncss Of this was pomtty conceded VIC
iern BY Provost vashs Gcnerst Have aat the muster
iue officer, Lieutenant n. rArter, WHO materi lily aided
IN securing ths act or Justice TO NGw York Why, wo
wcvi SAX do not the cor mtsc With tho work os
yNltneernsf More VIII certainty te gifted Tor, and
this delay oniy makes difficult IN voiun.
90 ~ work. Mr. Bluat aud gentlemen OF the COMMITTEES.
Tho Comptroller, who knows vol Inv 10 raiso funds,
will supply you tbs nsocssary MEANS and all that 10
wanted therefore IA TO Open your bscks and bid tho vol
untesrs 70 coms In
AcusKn Cus6on HoCW WmGHHnL-Me ". A.
Beechsr cousin OF the Rev. Henry Ward Beccher and
tor tss last two years moro wsigbsr 10 the Custom
House, met with most scrious accident about eleven
sis cue door way OF the Oatom House, distance ~
twslvs tecI Hh bead struck be,viy upon the stoee
vsyemeat, a0d u IN feared his injuries utt tsrm uafa
taAy, a. he "a over sixty I've PEARS Of e, asd taav
OON 70 sustain svch severe ahock 70 his eysteU. HG
J go utaa " ~ QlC 8aaQliA lst nSNe. tceaaNeeA
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uIr. Il. n. Hendricks Despatch.
HrApQu,RrWaa FrTr ARMY ccnrs,
BFfoEE PETERSBURG, June 20, 1904 I
OUR POSITION
There has been deviation today from yesterdays
programme and change position In our trout clthss
of our own Iirs that of the enemy.
sWiaamyu--rHy roes-s raERFTs.
Activs srirmishing and occseionai canuonadng bS
boon the order az tho day but attempt at charging %
either side or show Of ds sition tobrns general en-
ragemcnt Through the proximity OF the opposing lints
o, battle this slrmshng entails pretty severe i'ssea
large number haze beer ADMITTED TO tho hospitals to-day
vii, send mn additional and complete list OF Wounds
enoa arriving hers.
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA. q
The Prize Steamer Pevensey-A British
Rebel Privatcer Of Sixteen Guns FIT
ting Out at BERN nd n-The Blockade
and the BioctS ndcrs, &c.
Mr. oEoses H. UAET's prsraTcu
D,sTaicr or NORM CAROLINA,
Egkttrog. yune q 1874

B.AuroaT, June Q, 1864. I
The prize Prvensay captured this point, found
10 contain a "a more valuable cargo than az Grst
supposed
The vesse ard cargo originally at ieas, hav mil
lion Of dollars. Much OF Tie foods aud stores have
go seriously damaged 20 he rendered worthless Cay
tain Dove acting commander In this port has detailed
detschmcnts rom several vessels 10 uulott her on
Sunday the schooner Homo, Gi'oorf, master b-ourht
away severn thousand pairs OF Shoes There were
seventy Eve thousand pairs In al, on board the
prize Her pter, passengers md crew, forty FIVE IN
plumber attempted escape to the rebel lines
had boon Ca ured by Colonel ncChesnev, IN c,mmand
OF Fort Mac :. Among them are believed TO be some 81
Nofean's cicers who escaped from Northcrn prisons
20 Canada
The engineer held fortrerly the seine rank IL The
English ravy. was through his dotermiped conduct
that the vessel was sacrificed si9nai officer like
wise captured ard Il is stated that one accompanies
every blockade runuer.
learn that there upwards OF fts vessels tho
Clyde designed 70 run the blockade and upwards CT
twenty at Bermuda.
There Il large sce-whccl stoameg fitting out
privateer at Bermuda. She LETT England blockade
runner and has mounted sixteen guns. She Is rop
resented % DC ve.y There Is plan foot for ts
vessel, the Florida and come two others o. Ike
character 70 at point the ard Gu
deavor 70 drive away destroy blockadng lcetg
The rams Win N Stor designed 20 CO onerats
Commander Davenport In charge for some tine r.S. OF
tic naval Hots sbo1, Newbcrn, he's been relieved rom
this post and ed 20 the Pacific. Re orgia Is
out with the Burnside expedition, and has dono good
service
Through the energetic iahors OF Lieutenant Gevrard
Qrarcraser of the sub district " Beaufort, annie aud
comfortable accommodation Ia being provided f9g tho
refugee families. Much credit 10 duo tae ouattcrmsster
for che ecent management OF his department. and re
well merits the rr0mofinn he IL All Vt To receive.
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mr, wrrwots q. Longs Despssche
In rnH FrmD, MAR MoUsr zrsa crueCr, va,


In rnn Frrxp NsAr MoUsr zrra CrvRop, Way
June 20, 1864
AZ duak on the afternoon OF TIC 18th irsteu' tho picA
.a o. the rbrd division OF cavalry operating with Gsn
Gran, ware drawn in, and fell back TO the James
Thu ercmv did not follow M, rs had been anticipated
hut he allowed us 70 Withdraw without making any sss
10 annoy us.
rrr r.v,rry Cwcsrrc rsE J,wEs--ov xApcp tuAry
The head tho column commenced crossing the James,
AZ wcoss ferry at three ocock trio following morning
and az day the column vas all the river tbs
divsion was marched 70 Little Brandon "a milo ~
the fcrry and received supply Of ratonG rnd fo
age which both horses and greatly n nd ~
a. their supplies we're wholly exhausted.
A. twelve O'Clock ~ the nth instant psesoAsA
% Prince George Court House, and bvouscked thAe
vicinity for the night Heavy osnnonadng was hearA
during tho night In the direction Of Petersburg.
xourr CHURCH
Next morning (the 18TH Ceueral Wilson was asna
scout three miles south or Prince Goorge Court House -
Mount zena church, the Backwsscr creek TO enjoy
brief OF rect and 90 protect the LETT flank aud
q The army IN OF Petersburg Our pokets extended
from the eft Of The infantry lus Of battle 10 Bsotws
creek.
0sSunAL wnsoxs ooSgnArUIAroRy oRDwa-
snsiAa ~xulaa y aausss h~s essa hsndlaA sud 49,
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Shells Thrown Into the
Streets OF Petersburg.
WARNINGS TO the REBELS.
CAVALRY SkiRMISH AT WHITE HOUSE.
Additional Lists Of the Killo.
and Wounded,
&S>s Rev. -
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.

mr.. s. CadywalIader's DesDatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY TIM PoroNAs,
June Il, 1884 4
ATTACK UPON WHITE HOUSE,
Yesterday morning at four O'Clock Thompsons PssA
cavalry, with artillery attacked White House. and
tinued the assaul III hafpast four in the afternooa
the date OF the la apach from there. Our loss hAl
not exceeded two hres in killed and wounded. ne
explosion OLA rebel oaisson put . number ., thew
cavalry hors dS combsi Sheridan arriving ana woad
participate in tho engagement
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THE STU ALTON.

- - - \ ioN.
'''"''Ass ou''"i 'Al'Fms"on ir'm 'ne
s'-'" y =" o'o'A 'as' hsu' a. "h'ou
s''e ~ VIZ 'e0e'p' O ooSt"cnes from CITY FONT.
20 " ntu'''e sss'''uSS' out movements
"sS'e''0@Ss ''uu'0 'o-"eFe ~ progress whicn
~'''D'N "" - s''sVps''
''''''' y ''e 'eH'ooHu '0u'1'us 'ha' 'ehers
vas '-pusea M - al'ao- upon LSncaourg on
~ f'oO'4U0'u :! IT. stanton as un'rue-een
- 's'ei' aoAe 'eo'uu'tSs"noe - q
Wv y 'ne oh'il! p''i'son' s''e' accom-
f's "''''' - "'uaio"' anu aSsa'oa 'ne enemy a.
to"'s
''' Wv" u'''A''noS' oa'eo W 70 hapast ten O'CLOCK
'"s'' IRON hernauo@ hauarod, state mat 20
guy cement hIs taken Pace oa' tha' the reoes
nave 'N' S0'e'a' eHor's 20 throw up ear'nwofAs near
'"N'ss ~ Tue V''n'! OF ifAey beno ana MAJ
'e '' 'uu 1Se oeon a. often sneilea out y ourFun
Do@S' ''iP'es n"e oeea sent 10 'ne "h'e House 70
"eHe'' S''e' aal' n's eonaaa having arrived IN that
''V"''! % N0noY'
S'"e sN'"s were 'ufe"n u'o PETERSBURG oy we pat
''e oeoouo CORPS 90 AonaaV a'rn'hg, DOL win
Tue n'eH''ou o. destroying 'he c''y ou' 70 SHOW The
enemy that VIC were within shc,ur distance OF the city,
General sherman sends despatch from his head
o.sr,ars a, he,tros, ci-h, o..,o, ~ r,os,, .,on,,
''"" '--' . sS'e ' W! "'"'! '''us' MS "oo' mas
pF eeae'~i i1o"''a. desperate attack was made oy
thc enemy the night previous 10 regain his Old
POSITION Seven assaults were made on General Ehtta
,s,,s ,-;.,, or e,sr,,,,s et,... =, Mode ,,,, !,
which the rcbels lcs seven hundred men two hundred
neang lett dead n Wbttaker' front. heavy artillery
IRE followed the attaok under which our position was
,or,;ss, , ,s,,o c,,s ga, ,o-., s,,o,,,ar ro,or,s
AA m '-'@''s e 10" Ae'oas +>o'hDas eseoA aaa FOs
lion OF bis Infantry acFoss Moses creek He says ths
the fighting very severe and tie resistance offered
nv the cnc.n,, e.ntbo,n ana ,,rc,rect.a
-,-.
'I'' ''N' NV = o's'' -
described IN detail by orr correspondent today Ills
account includes tie grand movement of our lines
,sc ,s, rstsnt The oan,rra LIZ Camera, Ncphsrso, az
,,,
i'" NU'''0" P''''o''' oNO ''' 'eF''''' 'Af'N's =
Whole rebei = gsde by GeraFa! Hooker We give map
usttaiil the movements o. shcrman army from the
7.,h q, ,,o On h ,,s,,,t
'ea''"' sise' 81 'ue 'ui0's u 'eoe i"'u
81 TIE vcatyo Wi chester seby forces are not in
that direction as reported
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The stcan7h Africa, from Queenstown on the 18th OF
june reached haiax yesterday AFTERNOON on her voyage
20 Boston q r nswS Il two days la,er
Toe Persia "hiehle. New York On the Isl o. June,
reached Queenstown rurins ne mofH'hs q tl2 lltL
instant She sddained some slisht damage to heF M
r..
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letter from Boston TO the President q the CHRIS.
tisn Commss,on statss that the naval ana cv,i
s"~r Lsyr ward have contributed four thousand
Owe hundred dollars % aid toe Cb,!stisn Commits
~ fscuso v,IIe has oiorcd % contribute too thou
sssd do,srs 70 2hs Cbrstian Commission, prov,dcd b
lea housssd d~ara more can be rasecd In Morgan caun
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

burg, hs Is perfecting some other movement
wnicu wiii Oriag his adversary to an open field
fight or drive him back over the river behind
the defepces Of Richmond, and thence for the
nearest available road for North Carolina. This
may all be done within few days; but it may
be the work yet Of several weeks Let our
readers remember their anxieties for many
days ana weeks concerning vicksburg. but
that vicksburg succumbed at last, and they
will feel easy in reference to Richmond, OF
which Petersburg is the back door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

Am Sex axp worSprr sotpsts 1.-The grand orsto-
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tee ladies' Home United states Hospital takes r'scs
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"a nssIou are dollar each