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The New York herald., 1864-08-17
coiE,sion In the Bergen Tunnel.

An accida 4 occurred 10 the Bergen Tunnel yesterday
morning caA ed by The quarter eight train from New
York. on the Norre and Essex Railroad running into the
OF ETkN freight tram The Erie train which as
very heavy e, bad entered the tunnel few moments
the Morfh and EsseJ tram and having stopued In
the tunnel found necessary 10 sand the track and bhcf
in order get IL art The Erie neglected 10 place
red light upon It's rear PLATFORM and therefore The Nor
rs and ESSEX train as not Of its presence TN a
pun Red into IT, 1hrA -four freight cars on The Erie
train we're badly smx shed, and as many injured
on Morris train tho engine Newark and baggage car
were an thst were mBth rally Injured The epgine-ope
recently pot on the road was badly smashed The only
ersprs eeriousy hurt 90 var as we know consst one
~ the brakemen IN the Erie< tram and two passengers On
the NORRIS aud Essex Mr.. ntnry psrkurst, Of summit
received severe wound upon he bead and young
from Newark thrown from he rear platform against
the aide OF the tunnel he was taken uu inseHsible.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
Mtscellan cOus.

SHip K--Rangoon, June 1l-sbip Shamrock Oil
ley loaded here with earth OIL rice for the United
Kingdom sailed June O. and In getting underweigh
ceed down she river was struck by sluan and
she is In and will have TO discharge.
BANK GLKSAvor Watts from Glasgow for New YORK
burned by the rebel steamer Tallahassee 18th
was 795 tons register built at Thomaston year hanc
thence), and rated AL
scHa SPOKANE, Sawyer from Calais Me- for PHILADELPHIA
burned by the was I2S tons bniit w AZ
NJ fremont, Me, and rated AZ. " "
scnR SARAH, nth inst 40 3s Ion ~ TO- ON ber
beam ends was apparently recently capszed all or her
sails and rigg ng attached {Schr Sarab
At New Bedford 9th last for Philade phia) -
CALCUTTA June 22-The Stephen Glover, Remmonds has
been docked TO repair -
FALsourn July 3l-The Aurora Thorensen from Pors
veyed and will discharge. - ~ '
LrvKEPoot, Aug The Jessie Duncan from New yort 4,
endeavorng TO dock With last evenings tide an
Pluckington Bank, but was got OF and anchored. -
BtsBoN, Aug 1.-The Duiveand, Marcussen fron Iondor
for Boston, whlch was ashore Belen, Cas-
tie and scutted, = ahoat and reported not leaky
oUFEssrowN Jolly 3i-The captain and crew or The Amer
can bak hsrs stevens have been brought here
ria Abdrika Dane. The u with q cargo or lumber was
captured hy the Florida OF bermuda sci on 0re NV
shell afer renewing the The American Consul TOOK
tho crew In charge. -"
Notice 10 Mariners.
GREf MORT. j. I, Aug Vs. 1894
that the Gardiner isand light vent quarter before
~ on saturday hght Nh and remained 2Jm
spoken, suc.
ship Richard Ill from Bassen for England dae, OF
ahip Amitv from Rangoon Tor England 10 date on Cape
Good Hope
syy AtsanIa, from caao for Hambars Joly n lat % ~
NJ
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
Tn,~ Rebels Threatening Henderso
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Angus, is, 1864

LOUISVILLE, kyl August TO- I50F
passenRe arriving New Albany, Indiana, cay that
Colon John ,au with rebel cavalry force Is threaten
ins Hendersol ', Ky.
our garrison there ia composed chiefly OF negro sol
dicfs who are Nader the protection OF our gupboats
winch are ready q she the 10 case the rebels sue
ceed IN getting into "
Many OF The inbab tnis are neeiHs north OF the ohio
river
Captain J. Ferry. for Y one TINE 40 active and Ell.
member q the Quar- ~'ns''ers Department here,
hes bcsr sppood colonel Al assigned 10 lhs ch,ai quar-.
eermAslership al this point
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
AYMAR-MYER-On Tuesday, August 10, in 81. Arms
church. by the Rev. Dir. Gaiaudet, JOAN J. AyMAs to
MARY G. hyER daughter OF the late Lawrence Myer,
Esq all of this city. No cards.
cK-wHIsoSs.-On Tuesday, August Is, by Rev. j.
Washington, tiEo. W. DICK to Miss F. WulsoNs
GRKER-DE GRoFF.-0n Monday, august Is, by the Rev.
s. A. seaman at the residence Of the BRIDES parents
JOIN GREER JOHANNA A. DE CROFT, eldest daughter Of
Henry De Croft, Esq, all OF this CITY,
HlLL-OsEIIa-On Thursday, August III, at the Church
OF tho Holy Trinity, Brooklyn by the Rev DR. Rogers,
Mr., THOMAS HILL Miss NARY CONSTANCE OMKlIA, oil Of
BroOkIsp.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

Genesai Durnstde ss Providence, n. i.
Providence. r. l., August l6, 1854
Major General Burnside 10 In town, leave Of absence
He has net been rslisveA Of his command
The inquiry, without coming 10 any decision,
adjourned account Of the necessary absence OF some
OF It's members.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
Movements OF yalIaudtCha

IUNhHk, n L. AURuNt 10, 1864
C. L. yallandieham passed through here ~ four T. NJ.
roufe syracuse, 10 address the peace
nocracy 10 assemble IN mass state
that place On Thursday the 18th inst
SYRACUSE, August 16, 1854
G L vaand gham arrived today, and will be present
nd speak al the Peace Convention on thursday
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

These, besides others the diocese whose names can
not be now rendered. with guests Of the Very Rev. Vicar
from New York snd Canada sweed the number 10
seventy priests Father George Mcoskey, OF New York.
and guests OF the Vicar General present
The Archbishop returned thanks 10 fcw remarks, i'm
pressed with warm emotions He spoke OF the love and
devotedness he had always experienced from bis clergy
OF their zeal 10 the OF religion OF
honor and glory Of God II desire OF hs TO 20
from among those with whom he had been happy and
from whom he had received such consolation. IL
was the voice OF the Holy Father that called
him TO Albany seventeen years ago. The
authority designated another field OF labor. To him
10 the voice OF God--and though be had hoped
pend the remainder OF bs days amongst them, he
obey. But he elt that he not ~ be entirely
ra ted from them. He had spent In Albany seventeen
yasvs-tbe best Of his existence. There lew
wbeSe. But those years had been cheered by the
operation OF these his friends They had him
priests sustain their bishop. He left them not from
choice, but from spirit OF obedience. What was his
loss their gam. Another, with greater energy and
zeal would take his place and renew his work. The
Nee OF Rome bad given him the privilege OF naming
tminf Of the diocese, with power ordinary
Extraordinary tbe Rev Father Conroy) and 10 him they
VIII lock until their bishop appointed. Who no may
be could not say. The Holy Father alone conferred
this position.
He spoke the affairs OF the diocese OF seminary
and OF the prosperous condition which their zeal under
providence Of God bad secured for the church in
le gNs which the clergy have prepared for the Bsh-
op beautiful and appropriate. They consist OF the
portut, Archepscopai and ring. The conrieu
nor the purpose which promptly MADE, amount
I'd to over tour Thousand dollars
Tber, have been many other tributes OF private friend
ship and OF DUTY 10 the distinguished preate But this
agectorNe disciples, must have been toe grateful
Of all
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
MATRIMONIAL.


A Young wIDoWER IN FAIR cIEcUMsTAScEs
Or widow with view TO- mairimony. Address widOwer.
A American solicits the acanaintspes of gentleman
aSs Ms oos vie" 70
THE UNDERSIGNED. A WHOEVER, AGED THIRTY.
hve years with one child aged years wishes
form the Of American Miss, aged from
smaSe Il dlsposou ps,ent Sefform Al household
spS the mann seeking SR
sns ns G
1cea, 70 Obtain Oh The actual s Of e she NAV
SSch coTrs.pondeuee or Derv.w % may Be haa One
brought up in the country preferred
LOAN OFFICEs.
bIs2cs5s anss4hE At
PIANOS FuRNiTURE &c.
AT II, rAwSBaoKERs, fioKErs WAITED ATT
ass1 ss ''A'r
AT eos-MoNEY LIBsRALLy ADVANCED ON Ola.
%end s.sr r,n.s rs q spp
Machss Jewslry Guns: PISTOLS &C. for which . win pay
city 500 Broadway corner Of Houston street, up s'air
AT,H nYMANs. sss BROADWAY, CORNER OF
fs DIAMONDS unset M.che. and s!s:! Ware Or
VIII advance cash on the above articles 6ss Broadway
DvANcEs MADE ON. WATCHES, DIAMONDS
- Jswery Dry Goods % and Personal property Of every
son 2. ana Me.n Sf iii p Grand
two doors vos, Of Broadway.
AT.@ NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. IA. HoNIa-
ss IT, on
nen!s Of the above articles Remember IS Nassau street,
ATl@-PAwNBRoKBRs' TICKETS PURCHASED OF
"A Diamonds, Watches. svervare Musical Instruments,
D opSs ohns and q M ns eSNa 81 n
Bowery, under Citizens Bank
PAwNsRoKERs' TICKETS PURCHASED OF DRY
a o oSsns SSsn pT's' or esd ros
Goats 80 to $50 Business Goats IS to s2; 0vercoats, -
''' Cashmere Pants aso SEvrE siS fs's &c
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.
| AT Teo9-wArcHss DIAMONDS JEwBhRY SILVER
Plate Guns, Pistols dc eo,ght-r viii pay aso per per
@ than be ~ y 0sss sna FOR m sSs Ss
at 81 h: .sms rate 6s BROADWAY
bs@ons Pin I'm for ss a. asais sIo.dwsy
room Up stairs The highest prices paid Tor diamonds
DA~0ooHHDb Old GOLD AND sSpIn. sIhSyEIEn
DI1ESsRost okS saotp AND SILVER
s y ss 70 10 Sa Io ANca
I s'Es s
late M.ra Van y.rs Ha,ep o,. Make no
mistake-7x3 broadway under the seW 10TH -- no'e-
VERY nIsn PRICES PAID For DJAaDNps Il ssp JEW. Sy
o,a nrnssr ks Broadway once hours only from Q iii
IN a NJ and from 2til r. NJ Valuations one per cent
BILLIARDS.
JooR SALE CIkgAp-A BILLIARD TABLE. FULL
II size; wynant, N Aker lsi Myrtle avenue Brooklyn
sEGARA AND TOBACCO.
NATIONAL GCARD AMORiNG IoBAcco.-THE At.
IN tenton OF srokcrs called " tns choce article;
roud 10 none for and quality; manufactured Of the
od segar stores, wholesale " ~ Fulton street
C,EGAR MANUFACTURERS IN WANT or SPANISH
- rlhhn1e o vii Nv wen d cnl $50
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

IAMEs Il KTRKER, 5p BROADWAY, Has JUST
~ published magnificent photlr aphc Ltenpsao " the
Most John McCloskey u d. Archbishop oil New York
Price 81 rs orders respectfully solicited.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

rL1afAroNs
FAsHIoNABLR LIFE.
cArHARINE SINCLAIR,
Author Of /" Beatrice" Modern Accomplishments" ace
Price 81 80 in paper; 81 in cloth.
The author or Beatrice has displayed her usual abicD
this work. IL is Of those that
their appearance at long intervals the terary
society and cordially recommend IL TO Of boz
readers love really good book The author deas hoN
blows right and eft-eXpo ing the deceit and artihc4QS
fashionable soms and intoxicating lessons that gym
those whom she wounds must thank her for. THIS sm4
booka now and then book ana one which shal es
Its signature the popular tablet The "a
done their literally and have here one q thc nso
and best issues Of the finest novels OF tne pessn
day.
Books sent free OF postage receipt OF rcta price,
New books issued every week. comprising the most eps
terannR and absorbing works published suitable for the
psrlo library sitting room. rauad or solders
reading by the best writer's IN the wor'd-
Orders solicitcd from booksellers, canvassers nevn
auents suffers others In want OF good aud fast
sng books and they will please send their orders at
once far what they may want OF any of the above.
Address all orders to the publishers,
"u''' - r. Il. PETERSON a BROTHERS
800 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
And they will receive prompt attention.
Send for catalogue and cauvRssers' circular.
For sale ty A. BRADY 22 Ann street, New io.k, and
ali other booksellers. !.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

NATIONAL GUARD AMOKING IOBACCO.-THE At
IN teuton Of smokers ~ called " tns rhoce artcle
roud 10 none for favor and quality; manufactured Of
segar Wholesale ~ ~ Fulton street
SEGAR MANUFACTURERS in WANT or SPANISH
> ribbons bind WI dp wen t. cal at store $50
Water street Espanon. Ecgant Figaro all kinds, red
aud yellow, splendid quality and cheap.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
Died..


ARssTRose-A Harlem, on Tuesday, August 1s:
FRANCIS infant son Of George and Mary Armstrong aged
mon tbs and IL days.
The friends and relatives or the family are respectfully
invited TO attend be funeral from residence OF his
parents i25th street. between Third and Fourth avenues
this Wednesday, morning, at eleven O'Clock.
ALpRIcH-Suddeply from accident at North Read.
ing Mass, on Friday, August H. HsLEN RAyNxR ADRcH
daughter OF the late Edwin r. Aldrich Of Brooklyn,
Funeral services at the re.don OF John F. Mccoy,
WASHINGTON avenue between Fulton and Gates avenues
Brooklyn this "wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock
BLAck-On Tuesday, August l0, JOSEPH HENRY, infant
son Of Robert and Rebecca Black aged months and 10
days.
The relatives friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his parents GA
Hudson street, this "wednesday afternoon. at TWO
O'Clock.
BusKKR.-Killed, before Petersburg, Va. on Saturday
morning, August 49, First Lieutenant CHARLES BUNKER
Company H. Fifty first regiment New York Volunteers
IN the Twenty fourth year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral IN tomorrow's papers.
CIEvEAND.-On Monday, August 10, at Morrisana,
KITrY, youngest daughter of william D. and Pauline
Cleveland, aged year and days.
DErGSAx.-on Tuesday. August 10, JAMES DEusSAS, Of
consumption, aged q years.
The friends OF the family and those Of his brother-n-
law fehn Wynne, are a invited 70 attend the funeral
day afternoon, at half-pa one O'Clock.
FYANs.-On Tuesday August Is, JOHN FYANs. native
of his age
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to at
avenue OF Thirty eighth street, this "wednesday
afternoon. at two O'Clock
GREssEIJN AT ST. J0nn'e CoLego F0rdham, on Mon
day, August Is, of consumption, the Rev CHARLES
GREssKrIN, aged As years, months and 10 days.
GALIAHRR.-At Long Branch. New Jersey. Tuesday,
August 16. CLARENCE JKRoNE infant Of Frank and
Eliza A. Gallaher, formerly OF Virginia. aged months
and q days.
Virginia papers please copy.
HENRI-On Tuesday, August 1o, MARGARET, wife OF
Michael Henry, aged "a years, s months and 26 days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, this wednesday, after
noon at halpast two O'Clock, from her late residence,
81 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
HoMANp.-On Monday, August 15 MARGAREr I. HoL.
LAND beloved wife OF Daniel Holland aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence,
No. Beach street, on Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock
HUGHEs.-On Monday, August Is, after q short Alness
ANNE HUGHES aged 2s years, native Of Ready, county
Armagh, Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence. No. 2l3
Elizabeth street, this Wednesday, afternoon, at two
o'clock
JoSEs-On Tuesday, August TO- WILLIAM. youngest son
Il Morgan and Annie Jones, aged 10 months and 10
days.
Little Willie, bue.eyed darling,
Treasure loaned by Heaven above,
Came he, like q blessed angel,
Filling hearts with joy and love.
Like cheerful sunbeam, shedding
Light and gadness on his way;
Ever iOVoue. laughter. loving
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

A YOUNG WIDOwER IN FAIR CIKCUMSTANCE rs,
n wishes make the acquaintance of some young lady
widow, with q view to mairmony. Address Widower.
box la0 erald olce N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

THE PRIDE OF LIFE 4 NovE., ~ JANE, L.py scolI:
this publication because Ii 10 novel far
ordinary asues OF the day Intensely ine esng,
s easily and bril- anty written the Characters being well
and with vigorous and ski u touch.
Shc book CITY called sThe Pride Life" II s scathne
OF that worldness that 10 prominent elo
men the more prosperous Of mankind evervwhere
especially the higher portion OF English society.
OF pride OF BIRTH Of undue regard for tho
worlds opinion of excusiveness OF feeling that regAr0a
everything and without certain ciro0
inferior, vulgar bred and so on are rebaked with
power: and In almost marvel to us that the same
class that the contemplate nonsense pro
duce such hearted and clear sighted writer @ Lacy
, 1864-07-19
Ul1ienao Wribnne.


a-- IA A1-''
ny 1oyA.
All day lonp The ro,r of hatt,a
Broke NOT habyre nnriinr nrattte
~ Ict nauma 9 eatent weeping
o1ea3 ae1 oa1llng6 len!le eleep1ng;
aente eleept1S.
Baby inst like t11ts xx.. d,a.m,,o
When rapa. with nrnrd rye atresm3np-
1Amseo ai9 Gooo pye.' WIN blesstne,
As"oeAf @aes 19lessiuss
Laet ca1esslas.
Hipe1pc ehc'l On loneJy morror.
burnt in mamma'a hfart a rnrrow
Tan Tnmn "ta heroes, ealoh'e GLORY, ,. :
Acae tae psuou. neaE1-o9eaklnc eioty-
-; WcmAn's story. Z
J,esnfnv nm IT. ,,.,1, hosor,
Ioy,np dowers s iii u1apt5 t;nd as c7'd h,o..on,
Weeping With that dear sweet rap.ure
Aahna felt when p.pa c1asped her
FOhdlT CldBped her.
. T, nu Mne!e oanJs neaa 50 oiten
Little blrle will lt.ht. carrolUnE
Te1dttly. the dead txtoiing- :
Papa extolifp.,
''
GINNING oa9Fl "nat SWEEP passion =
lIcrn-b!ooti IN bah3 buruln.,
Death anu voc 10 glory turning ::
K1efut turning.
Ltps. and cheeks. ard veins. all glowing
, 1864-07-19
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X1r. III. AntlerA * Co.'s

IONfNE WATER
Cdtnt Rhtef acts ut0n TIE EEAhT. LIVE. kIu-
Nx1t. u10 Ef1fEK Ono AFn &.d taLasnC1AH 5abrEA.
-ae which has At,4Aded tte u this fen-
roy In ur1yatt prActica. and ttu ettoreEcht OF med
:eA authority, enable ut to recommend 1t to the rks-
tuopst &nd the public. feeling confident that With
fair &r41 1t III attest it, excellence Ii the cure
ct tlrnE,e Dletaxrs @bch Indicate Io'1ne+ *urh a6
tcEufCLA, EEusCHrTfs. Ek1N EnrP17ONs, HkAR1
L:yKL ald h1DS1T .s1sxA*kS NERVOUS AZ "~tz1n3as
NkrEA1d;1A. LuErkAa1EM. DEsrEfeIA. GIB11ITY,
tTruiLIs. &C.
Pyelcians Eaay re.y upon tie uniform strength Of
Locue <Ater cousininG thEas quarter rains PURE
1Ltine In Each mid ounce Fu4k ~H.et, 6u n .+EST
AIRING rsrr. II Is not liable to deconpas!d. : nor
spontaneously formed inequalities: neither l. the
1cdtne oxjdzes nor neutr4Nzed hy CcnhlnAtion With
Any ingredient, rendering th!r solution superior to
41s o1!,er rethoa Ct exhibiting Iodine.
Full tec.ion1 accompany each bottle that 1t may
ue uAed =. family medicine we'll by the proles.
Elo1. ...
l1tce onr dollar per bottle. On rtcciEt Of nye dol
Ar, t!x bottlee delivered FREE By ex2rcss TO any
address.
Beware OF Count rieltA and limitations which un-
torhc1rled DEALER e1deavor to dtlose oi rep
Hlatton E<e signature and trAdt tl0fk tn tfsck
Wcrd h8sdlcE this advrrtt.etnffyts upon tbs l&oeH
Nnd wrapper OF each hGtile- without Nt1cn none Ii
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my1G.t5f3- SIN Tt TuASA.aR
, 1864-07-19

HaA lean pronounced BY sns Medical Faculty. aut
sha Fable. &c b. lie Mo&s Eoaeriu! remedy tor TIT
permanent cure Of Ill diseases OF the Stomach Lye1
il IS not = Medical water. It L. from exper1epe.
that Constitution Water has eEQ1uated, and VIC npN
say let nc maa do1et when single bottle has beet
known to cure diseases hich the best medical talent
IN this country has fatled 10 relieve.
Water cannot be classed under au4ck" hxpafatonl
as It h now used By tho most scientific ktionersh
this city. i ls only second class physicians that cr
down ponnar remedies, while the better skilled In.k
G8e OF every meAkW to accomplish cure: and tae
Enccess Of fthe Increases rs his knowledge o1
different remedies enables him to produce cure5
while otncFs laA In the attempt scierco IL datate<
Gve inc Gonsiat,ou Wa,er fa tsta-ue ,sap vou
who are under specialists c9se from yenf =
gear. AMI We particularly a;Iude 10 ladies who NJ
constantly resort.s TO local treatment and III sor
q local nra:ioas diseases. with much chanct
o1 1k-.tesa there woult be from local application
% the throat for diseases Of tho brain-
We haye aways been carelua to use language In oul
zasion, hut we receive SO many Gemnqn1ca1lon9 fo1
persons for which Constitution Water ia adapted, AM
Of whose dlseaae mention b.B been made, that VT
hive cone 10 the conclusion that the remedy Il
p1b1e of producing cure matter What the dEseast
may be, 1t should BIS made knox1. The medicine Il
put up for the public. and there should be no exesp
We would say, Constitution watar IL not Ike GID
ed pill mhde suit the eye md taste It Is Medt
cine every the term, placeu In the banda
thu people for helE relief, and taken according
the rsGttons, is viii in eseEy case pEodneo radical
diet. stc zsase oni1 70 tho dseaae under walek the9
ocsEr.
, 1864-07-19

Exports Of Cotton from WILMINGTON.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Lon
don Lnde1 gives the following summary Of
the exports If cotton from January l, 1864,
to April !, 1864:
On Government account: War Depart
ment, l. SGT bales; Navy Department. 3,4a8
bales; War Department contracts, 2.G70 bales
&c, $50. On private account, 1883 bales,
Total export, x, ssS bales. Value, ESQ to
800. Total, Fl oil 400. The first glance at
this statement, with its long column of cap
lures and losses, will impress the foreign
reader forcib1y with the apparent efficiency
Of the, Yankee blockade. Where steamer
after steamer comes to grieEwhere Leopard,
successfully run DOM by the Yankees, or
fall pra3 TO their vigilance-Where Ruby,
and Pearl, and Diamond are seized by them
as the eonqueror seizes the Jewels of an 1n-
dim III onarch-wAere Venus perishes on the
strand from which she ia tabled to aave risen,
and Vesta is to be mourned like the lost
Ple1ad-it would seem, indeed, that Confcd-
erAte commerce was virtually closed IN, and
all communications with the outer world, on
the part Of the Coniederates, cut of in fact
as in theory. But careful examination Of
the tables will conclusively establish the ex-
act converse Of this hypothesis.
While many steamers are beached, sunk or
captured upon thtir first trip, many othcrs,
and the laTge minority, make several trips
before they 60 TO the bud, and others run in
ana out With such frequency and ease that
when ut last they sink or burn, or are taken
By the blockaders, it is upon the principle
TINT the pitcher that goes too often to the
well must some day OF other be broken. 1t
~ill be observed that, during fifteen and q
half months, ont Of five hundred aud ninety
attempted trips, four hundred and ninety
eight were successtu1-in other words, as
nearly as possible, Of every SIX vessels that
that only one-sixth OF the Confederate ms
rine has been disturbed. speaking of cargoes
and not Of bottoms. Now It may be, IN
Earl Russel1's opition, IN efficient blockade
which lets five vessels 60 through and appre-
hends or destroys the sixth, but It hardly
comes up to the acquisitions Of international
law. Yet this blockade must be respected.
1t is maintained, you know, By the greatest
people on earth ngainst handful Of rebels.
Slice the above tables were mads ont, seven
steamers. the Lucy, Young Republic Mars,
Minnie, Greyhound, Helen, Atlanta, have ar
rived In Wilmington. and one, the Rothsay
Castle. has run into Charleston through the
iron clad fleet off the harbor Of that city.
, 1864-07-19

II disease Of tee eto1sth and Liver,
The E1..-E!s, IL, xisuu. d3aot, sht C5s GCslnkte
constitution. We have 10 space for discussing causes
hut will that the etec Of the disease The cen
Of the food) Into sugar. which stimulates tho Kidneys
to IN excessive secretion oi water. Many person.
they pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged 10 get u3 From ons 70 f1eea Or twenty timex
attention IL called to the large discharge Of WATER and
often when It % ar advanced as e be beyond Is
ne great !hIss which, when the dscsae faly esis
Without being satisfied: also dTJaess q the mcuta.
e1ss2E e. ses gs sseet 15yssn y + ne %s.s d
s1i 10 F1aent 9tsdIE;tty E2Sa ton ez1z1saoo.
, 1864-07-19

The rebels don't like Yankee Doodle, as Is
eridenced By the following, from Rich
mord paper:
In front Of Mahone'e division, southeast
Of Petersburg, the respective wor6s Of the
hostile armies are not more than a hundred
yards apart On the morning Of the Fourth,
the Yankees spread new hnd gorgeous star
spangled banners to the southern breeze, and
their fine bands being brought well upon the
front, made the forest resonnd with their na-
tional airs. Yankee soldiers manifested their
enthusiasm BY frequent cheers, At length
The brass band struck up Yankee Doodle"
Their orn peculiar, only national anthem.
AZ the Jig tune was brayed forth, their en-
thusiusm rose to such pitch that they could
no longer contain themselves. They seemed
aeized NTH sudden frenzy, and, leaping to