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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-21
CEDAR CREEK, Oct. 10, 1OP. \

CEDAR CREEK, Oct 10, 10 Z. M.
Lieutenan: General Grant, City Point:
l have the honor to report that my army
at Cedar creek was attacked at Alacken
this morning before daylight, and my left
was turned and driven in confusion. In
fact, most of the line was driven i'm confu-
sion, with loss of twenty pieces of artil-
lery. l hastened from Winchester, where
was on my return from Washington, and
found the army between Middletown and
Newton, having been driven back about
four miles. here took the affair in hand
and marched the corps forward,
and formed compact line of bat
tie to repulse an attack of the
enemy, which was done handsomely
at about one o'clock p. NJ. At three p. NJ,
after some charges Of the cavalry from the
left to the right flank, l attacked with great
vigor, driving and routing the enemy, cap
turing, according to the last report, forty
three pieces of artillery and very many
prisoners. [ do not know the number of
casualties or losses of the enemy. Wagon
trains, ambulances, &C., in large numbers,
are in our possession. They also burned
some of their trains. General Ramesur is
is prisoner in our hands, severely wound
ed, perhaps mortally.
| have to regret the loss of General Bid
well, killed, and Generals Wright, Grover
and Ricketts,, wounded. Wright is slight
ly wounded.
Affairs at times looked badly, but by the
gallantry of our brave officers and men,
disaster has been converted into splendid
victory. Darkness again interviewed to shut
off greater results.
| now occupy Strasburg. As soon as
practicable L will send you further particu-
ulars.
[Signedl PHI. SHERIDAN,
Major General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
Later from Pauana.
PANAMA. Wednesday, July .

PANAMA., Wednesday July -. ieos.
The Pacific Steamship Navigation Compa-
ny steamer Peru arrived from the Sorth Pacific on
the 18Th with dates from Valparaiso TO the I'd and CAT
loo to the 18th inst. She brought largo cargo Of ban,
wool cotton hides ndia-rubber, copper, lin. indigo,
coffee -four, cocoa, and general merchandise.
Among the Penis passengers arc Messrs. Prado ard
Seyils, Commissioners from Peru to Europe. sent 10
NJ gotiaie loan for Sj00O00Q0 tho object Of which
nobody knows unless 10 be carry the against
Spain for which purpose the Government Is sill making
active preparations in the way OF Strengthening fot.
caiious aud putting vessels Of war in order.
Peru sill .eceivee expressions y! ~ mpatny non tie
people Of lbo abborng States but no material ic
Neither The Government OF Chill nor Ecuador ho8.
ever appear H. sympatAze, and both express ne 0lu
ion thai Peru bad better spend her money in pay ing
size ,ustis Spain. than IN suing 20 Wa, and
The Country generally peru 10 progressing favor
! ably.
Exchange a, Lima on London is sd per dollar.
! Tie L. s. steamer Lancaster and il. j. ~ steamer
/ Leander and Alert we've al Calac.
| 1De Russian steamer Euda had arrived ~ i"c'hn'
ana,
Small.pox hsd brok9n out in the northor province
q Chill At Huaco 4OO persons were suffering foir
the epidemic.
Fresh trouble ap ears 10 re brewing between Chill
and Bolivia regarding The MejDIOnes gusno deposit.
Several heavy earthquakes had been felt at salpa-
Joiso and the county had suffered from heavy raina-
| The Pacific Railroad Companys steamer Guatemala,
ron Z nirfu America, Oh 81
II cochineal coffee cotton, hides cocoa. and cigars
There ID rom the Central American State
The Liverpool steamer Darien supposed 10 be lost
arrived AspinVal the .5th. She was detained at
Santa Martha by her coal taxing fire.
The Mexican. from Liverpool arrived at j q
pinwaU Oh tho 26th. Ex-PIesidenI OF the hepujlic
Josguera Is on board route for Bueneyentara U.s..
tebiDy 10 prosecute the opening Of his iayorte road
through the Cducs.
The steamer Ocean Queen. from New York on tic
l9th, arrived at Aspinwal On the 24ih.
The bark Washington Butcher and brig Caroline,
RON New York have arrived at Aspinwai.
There Is no local news worth reporting.
Exchange on London &C Valparaiso, HiU4jd; on
Pors, 81 81. Bullion and bar silver, per mare siO 50!
hard dollars per prem. Bar copper per 100 ~,
sie ". free on board Nitrate, per 100 ID. 81 l21.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
Fnvsrnbie Reports Of the Agricultural
Crops Of New.EnGinud.

booioN, rIiOh!t Aug' - icVt'
The drouth which has perysded the country
has been seriously felt in New.Englanl but the dam
age 10 what may DO called the staples Of this section
has not been great the exaggerated accounts from
particularly exposed localities would have tire country
10 suppose Hay and potatoes and dairy products
the principal agricultural reliance of New.England
farefs. The hay crop has been secured under circun-
stances unusually favorable. Owing to the abundant
moisture in The early part Of Tie season The grass was
well set and forward vigorously. bearing heavier
Drop than the average To tie scre The entire having
season passed with scarcely days interruption when
hay could not be made he continuing drouth adIaon-
ished farmeIs tlrt they must expedite their hay
maknr. and the resiis IS crop safely hcused larger
than The average prOdlct Tie quality Of tho hay also
is good. TIE only damage tnat could be sustained IN
this dreetion-te tsiute Of Tie second crop and the
dr. ing W OF Tie Fall ieedhas been happily aycricd by
pc vaaing pnd penetrating rains which have exicI dcd
throughout New England.
There Is no apprehension oneJtained concerning the
quaut y of daily produce IL viii rather exceed 4 a
an below The average Of the best ycai aud tie price
OF bntteT and cheese. in lair open market unoer iree
from the dgh figures thht now prevail
Tie potato crop IL Massachusetts,. New.Hsnpsliie
snd Vermont, has suffered extremely and fields that
early planted have passed beyond tie period hen
any hope al crop be realized. But aieg piaiia-
lions and ley include hreequariers Of tho WiOo. aye
in condition 10 he immensely benehet by the recent
favorable weather and tLorgh We shall Fol nave even
good average yield trere VIII be no potato famine. The
decreased eosspton rndsr tle high pIiccs TIM ale
now asked. will II il continues two months lorecI.
leave supply potatoes the lst OF October equal
any We have had sor years
The grain crops OF .ais section have never been OF
much account IL commercial point view, ptiag
Indian corn, which looks well and promises well The
early varieties have suffered. which males gTcercorn
scarce ard high but their sahcrng IN way affects
the general field crop. The yield viii be- Il moderate
average Data anG wheat win also give moderate
average yield.
These remarks have general application 10 all paIis
0f massachusetts,. Ncw-usmpshire. and Vermont.
They are the results of conversations had ath
from every section in these states. Apples which set
vel in blossom have suffered IN very many Instance.
nom the c,rker worm and tie Grorh bnt there will
ne COED crop OF Winter fruit. Cranbcrries on Cape
more than half te usual produce owing to the appear
anoc Of the cranberry worm. In other sections there
ia no complaint. Oricn, large and promising pro.
duct OF New England promise extraordinary yield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06

Needy H;u2 =: is Co e :'d Me- residence when o."
M,,c h' Wn Co., O. 18th PENN re.idene. ~heD en-
listed, shel.borOush, Flags Co., Penn-
MeJSin,' John s. sse &C. Co D, Seth Wis, residence When
enlisted. Wilton, We
Me-. Gso. W, sse2i Co u. 18th H., residence when en-
Psneh John s 18th N r. Ind Bss residence When en-
r.. HS,scn nv .s. Co. r. ls.,h ~ r. -..d.nco when
sni.ted, G9shen. Orange Co. n NIX u. ,..,.o,.
Potter, T.a ;ya;,'s residence ~A'o
Rysr Chr 'sc ~ Co. H. ssh PENN residence when enlisted
unknown.
Rsdsr Chr 90 Co H, I Ct Cav. residence when en-
Rogers, SANFORD j. a Co; Ia Mieh re'ass when
Randall Isaiah %, Co. lat Me- Art, redleNce when
Rsiue Henry ago CO. E, Ioath Penn. residence when
Sang, Albert H. sge 49, Co /. 10Th VI, residence when
seinc James az. a. Co. C. eth u g. In,, redence when
Spencer Lewis sso ~ C. st Mich S. s. residence when
Smith BENT age o. Co B. Goth U. 8. T., residence when
enlisted, Baltimore. Nd
Snow, P'aon 90 CO. b. h Mas, residence when en-
Smith Emry w. age D. ca y 9Th n y H. Art, residence
when enlisted, Hartford, c.
Thurow, Chr, Co Il, 1a Me II. Art
emitted Cenn,,s. Mn, MI.
When enlisted, Bangor, Ne
Thinner John p, age -, unknown.
Thompson WIN, Contract Nurse.
To-Day. John w, sge - Co I, % Wi.
ysnaiooar. r. T., 1875 Co D. = IL A., residence
WALKER John c. age is. g. D, 4oth Mass, residence when
enlisted, DseAtJn Mas.
"''nf,S @a sf .sd Re-. ofs,A wsyno Co..
T. sss 49, cS A. 18th N " 'e''d""'s we IN
Uuinosn died on ThoInss y. Way.
Unknown, died on Thomas Z. Way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
Great Britain.

In the House of Lords, Lord Campbell asked
whether the treaties guaranteeing Denmark possession
Of Sehleswig were now invalid. Until that point was
ssttled it would be impossible to do anything to restore
Bsgland's influence ia Europe. -,
Lord Granville said the treaty OF l79O was lnval1;
mt the treaty Of 1852 was considered Blinking,
In the House of Commons Mr.. Lindsay asked IL the
Government intended, IL concert VITA othtr hnlopeal,
powers 10 endcayor 10 bring about suspension q
American hoetilties - s,,s- q,
Lord Palmerston lauentcd .le sacrifice OF he ana
Sroperty In America but thought AZ present there was
10 advantage 70 be gained by medding
The Fortifcation bill has keen passed
The Bank 81 Engisnds rate OF discount mas bseh o0
yanoed 10 y cent.
Erie Preferred shares declined 81 Z, cent Paid np
shares y cent. Illinois Central, ordinary v cent
Paid up y cent .
The Indpssdancs B,lqs says Mr. Slidel leh Paris on
. yisit 10 Napoleon 81 Nlchy.
Consos duh. CO.,.
The advance OF the Rank rate 10 y cent had no
elect in checking the demand for money.
Confederate loan Ban.
AT the Paris BouJse French ycnics we're quoted ~
OF Zoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
n shown BY The following letter from Mr. Daniel
.oIl dated Killarney. JAY 10 and pobhfhedin 1A' Lon
H. q ihol

~ shown by the following letter from MI Danle, oTn
aoI. dated Killarney, Juy l6 and published In TA' Lon
don Tssss Of the l9tb: ,..,u.a
nv INC This morning from DerrynaGe Abbey: Two
steamers were fighting Oh the Bull Rock on Hopdsy
eyeniHr. the lltb, supposed 70 Dc Americans Az D
darymnn Ia Scari ships and says his cattle we're
nearly fiyen mad by the firing. One vessel seemed to
him 10 be re one went to the north the other out
"Tbs Bull Rock is just to the north Of Banty Bag.
scuid IL islnnd four miles vest Of Denynae, len
The fhip Nosrmahal, from Sydney arrived of Ports.
mouth. reports that the American schooner George
Lstimer destroyed by the Florida On the 18Th oil
Nay in latitude 80 ~, longitude % W..
The bark Avon from the South Sea Islands for Cork
had also been captured by the Florida abput the middle
OF April. as previously reported. The Eourinahal
spoke the Florida on the LIST u June N lat 22' ~ lon,
and cond mates and the cook OF the George Lamor
who we're aferwart Transferred 10 the It1han Dig
Dayide Caroline, bound from Palermo to New ORR;
The feanen belonging 30 the George Letmer are ssitsu
to have Joined the Florida.
TBB DANISH WAR.
Tho London 7iaaes's special correspondent IL,
Denmark ssys il Is unlikely that the question VIZ
be settled much more Noraby for the DaJsh moLarcny
than could have been expected ,.,.
The London Morning Post says 1t must not 10 has
concluded that the Dsnsh question IL ON ihe Poin' VI
being doiDtjvely settled. -, - Iou.
mark entering the t;ermanic Confederation. n o'
patch from Earl Russell 10 the Britsh ministers a.
Copenhagen appears dispose Of the pansn !.
so far rs Euglsnd is concerned. The dispa.ch !"
reply TO ore from Bishop Monrad the Danish rf'iis
Minister and IN dated July d. .,,,
Fari Rnssen sps 81 bes to remind t6e ooner,,a'
of DENMARK that while Her Maestys TO: ernnsn,
connncI ON with the other Neutral Powers were ui
willing 20 urge upon the Danish 6overnmeht .no ~
ceptancn OF terms which that GovefnincDt 'oeIueu WI
coniornallo with fo safe ty and honor OF Donn'rs er
Na,stys toyornment have never engaged to support
the DansA cause by force OF arms, or 10 impose upon
e,u.r, The condition suggested ia the Conference.
BELGIUM.
The Chamber OF Deputies was dissolved on
fhe 18th Of uy by royal decree and tue rev elections
wtTe fixed for Aug. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06

IuERPooL CeTToy MARKET-Ihe sales OF Cot
Am At Liverpool on Monday aud Tuesday 25h and 2h,
d GOO bses including $50 bales spectators and export
ssn The market is quiet al uDeh su;ed duotations
TRAps nKroRr.-The Manchester market IA dull and
sasier.
LvxRPooI BnxApsTurTs-yh. Breadsufs marriott is ger
sa,y dun with declining tendency. NessFs Wakefield,
6Ah Co aud others Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
,net al decae of 3D. y ce'N under heavy arIi sals WIN
tss Red 88QSl0 Com Inactive, aud dse!ined 3D. @yc y
guar. Mixed, 30 a..
LrveRpooL PgoyIHos MkRTEr.-rhe Provision Market
n eepe-ay s;Yaiy NossIs Gorion, Bruce Co.. Bsnt
ftys Co. ana others report Beef quiet and steady, Pork
Am bacon steady, Butter inactive, Lard quiet Iaio"
sfesdy.
IvsRrocL Pnoruos MAHxyr--Ashes: sales small, Pc:'
T. Pearls "a Sussr quiet psd steady, Rice STEADY Cohst
no tales L. lseed broysDt advance Of IT, Lnseed OIL
6Tm Resin quie. aud sesdy, Spirits Of IuIyohtine rrh
Petroleum quiet and steady. -,
LoEDoS MossY MAAI,Ef-ConsoI closed Oh the Zoth 81
ri for mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
n, ,h. civ Of Mnnch..,er.

The Imam steamer City Of Manchester,
Capt Halcrow which eit Liverpool at II o. H. on the
10Th and Queenstown the 2lst Of July, arrived here
yesterday. Her news has been anticipated.
The HiberDian rOse& Liverpool on the Afternoon. Of
she 18Th July t....-
The City Of london s1Ned of Cape Cleag carly on
The morning Of the 10Th July.
GKBAP BRITAIN.
Nothing had transpred 10 confirm The naval
engagement reported OF BantTy Bay.
1be Paris papers Of the 18Th publish dispatch from
Tecarnp, sta1lg tbat sharp cannorade heard II
eco from that place the 18th. Al gage1oDt Was
supposed 10 be proceeding between Federal and Con.
federate vessels.
I've Cork Herald says We understand thst the gal
nat commander of the Alabama arrived at Queenstown
yesterday IN the blocSa3e-runner HOPE, bound 70
Nassau whence It Is probable be Will take ship to the
4ostherR Ceniedsraey"
ITALY.
,Garibaldi left Ischia for Caprers on the latb.
He did not appear TO be- in good health Tie pablie
Gnss him enthusiastic reception.
The Pope has lot Rome for Castle Gcndolis
20 SPAIN.
Ministers had decided TO grant an amnesty IL
sersons convicted OF ofcnscs against the press laws.
CAPE OF GOOD HoPB.
AdyiOes from the Cape OF Good Hope say that
fears were felt that another kare war likely IL
oraak OUTPUT in tho Horse II Commons Ny Cardwef
said Government dispatches gave reason ~ expect
speb contingency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
Gaiiaher's Evening Exebapgc,
Luscsf ship News.

steam.r u. Nolsy a. :. trsnsport, sampson City Point
% hours with so s.cN and wounded so'ogs to tho Moie"
Director. - 49,
Steamer r. O. Clark tU =. tIanspor Wilson, Washing Oh
d. C.. 20 hours. IN hsJa. TO 4. = Quart, rIn1ster.
Ste Pltenia a. :. transport, BeaTse, Newpen, "
c. 3days pass to T.. 3 Qasrteaaser. About ~ mites "
Of Hsitcras, Y. =. steam transport Nsstmoreaid AZ
anchor, hound :. Aug at noon, BARK ashoIe On Bar
D.,.i apparently not long and per god IA hoptl:
the ,sr,o hch pscet Ia coats IL were Alongside;
schooner .irhofcd by suppJ-sd receiving the
cargo. rhe above PROBABLY tho Aid, fem ssgoa beior'
rcpoftet
MIND-At s-,se, y. ". and lisbt.
BELOW
Ship Jane u. Cooper ,Bs.l from Nsn1rniLs Nnbsl With
sresr ho.nd London; ,wel into TIRE Lower . 1ran
tine nshuy eani.ug Nn Capt Lemm-n being 10 ILL.,
tlcss, the Captain an sccsad c.hcef 1ayins died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06

~ THE HOSPITALS ~ AND abVul Nh"-fVi'h'
fnn IN - 90 dngu't ,, lsot
nEposTsp xErXIY soa NEw'IoEx raiBuss by {. ).
cas- GOV -EsaEsr usDygTiEzg No S' asAsD srHErs,
Ascr' frea ,re - Co G. 81, y v Cav; died on BaI'e.
Afy' No. .s T. W. %; Il i lion CO., p. '''''' VIZ
s1ss o. Co.. .sS 10 t. Co = 9aUso IT, residence
El,eh Jon A. CO. K, "a Conn H. Al. fosideneo wan
Bs,'. n Ioary, s1s Jo Co. !, IohsJ r,dsuoe when
peausii' ci.T,e.' az, o. Co. D. "a Hy.H. A., reid ace
cs. j. " s,s 3 fees ,rhsn s,led unknown.
Cotton Franklin, u.r H. Co. A. gat! n. Il ncsdsnee when
coves Alvin b .sc A. Co K e.th Nchi.,n, ro.idonoe
whom enlisted ffoni.. H. ~ Nietlsni.
Garfield Franr 81. 10 g. r, iisi. ~ l.; rosidauee
When a. 'sted. ALcs ny Co.. n. h..
Doasas, D~va, oss =, COR, pa y; 81. II n; .o'iseaee
Aan "a ea 5d ti ~ - o fi..a@a -. ..i.c,. l.
Dc..ly Eda..d NJ, azs q: Co I"a 4ie. r''lefoe when
pye, f Fea,sa g. ' s: Co. 81, Ne re,cs when en-.
H,'ed, Jackson 0ni'r Mr.
Demon ~ W.. go 20 GO. p, at " VI re'dc0ee when en-
go..,i ,' e. G o. : 2 Co. c. nG VI r-sass when
fIood John b. age - g, s. >h n. ire.ien when
yi.k Ers'tu1, Co. q, i,h Pa. tciArc, when ca I'D
ysolcassr. ss- 10, s,h y. y Iad-rcuden' Battery.
To-. RAJ So 49, Co. g. .ab Wlcouaa, f,.ld,r,o whez
enlisted, Ma Aii-. v is'ousiu. =. -,
se,sr .a@ss e. 70 ~. 6 ,V ci. " l. L. a. 'e'
Fietoisr DeTi, se ~ c. d. y" Ae- 's.'d'nee when en-
Go.nei Josiah rse a. 10 T. ~ bic; rcs.deaco when .n-
listed. Bt'.ii1o.e, nj.
GosdDow Austin Co. T. 9Th Wisconsin. rcfiincc when
Lifted Clipp, sals Co.. Nislent-.
Cfe~u Iaue 70 Co e III q. >. a. a. Eo,denco WIN
IN siad BrTl u Co., =. 4.
He'll Loni. .e - fh t. ,. Iuanfy Band. - ierc. When
enlisted, 1nAacsn.
iu,.s Ivy g.. ~ H. Co. J. isA Ps. rei,n:. wbos en-.
listed. NJ eplrdsiOs,li, n
Harrington seIs,. LdsaFd, - O.. H. lan na... rel
ie-ice wis ,uiiltei, iiiilbIr, 3ss.
Hunt, JVasn. a. Go. Ia j. j. CsS fesiselcc when
eAi.'.t. Monroe Propose PlalLi, \. J.
lanes Ni w., ago ". Co j.. ID =. D. H. A.. -crl-I, ?
when enlisted. lIsAiori. y. }.
Joss GrOr,, H. ~, - to b. io3. y. " Taaiicacc When
snssd unbnosn.
Jackson q. ". sy- TO- Co H. i3ih Ohio, resIdono. when
enlist Peajeton, shelby 90, OL4O.
Juns James 81 - 90. III, 18th \. IL ie'eisaoe when
h.ted, Po..aTIae.
Joas, Geo'ss, ~ g. Co. e. fis T.. rrs,dencs when en-
h.pt howl GA City
Kmbs Mo.c. r., sss -, CO. II, 5,i Ne, rvicsee shsu
81, ssi NJ.
Knsef Jo- ase % CO. y. si,h Fl, r,,idsucs when ,fr
listed Cuurlnsicn. LlreIns Co. Pa
Kline, George, sse ~. o.. 4, "a Ia H. \.
L-uproch Wilhelm, Asc a. Co. -, lDi N. y residenec
WHEN enlisted unknown.
Lowo Geo H. age a. 60. y, IL. ~ \. d., residence wher
enlisted unknown.
Little ChArlrs SO a. Co. r. ina Ohio, residence uh.n
iislSd, rushinsI.AII. Co, q.
Lord Francis j., se 2! Go. T., Isl Maine Heavy AIT.
eDona.d Samuel ats g. Go. 4, lTth Nc.
Mosse. Janes age g. Co. A. lad ~ j., fsid.Dgs sn,n
h.tsd Lisbon Co, ". Y.
NeM'tpp. Michel sss u, Go. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
Opening Of the Peace Conference
al Vienna.
1syd Palmsrston Against Intervention
Ia the American War.
VISIT or SllDEll TO LOUIS NAPOLEON.
CAvr RACE, Thursday. Avg. 4. 1864.

The steamship Ssxonia, from Southampton
18th ult, passed this point at o'clock to-day. en- route
- NewYork
She was boarded by the yacht Of the Associated
Press, and snmmary Of her news which is two days
iatsr than per the steamship Africa as loliax, war
obtained.
The steamship britannia from New-York- arrived at
Liverpool on the oath.
The steamship City Of Limerick. from NewYorf. az
Siyed out on the Path.
TIE saxcnis passed the Germanis the 3st ct $50
lat SOC NJ, Ion. 80 90 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06

AERIvAL oP WOUNDED. The steam trans
port Western Metropolis. Hilton. Fortress Monroe "a
hours With 40 SICK sni vouaied soldiers non Cty
Point Hos ital Dr. w. ". Hudson in charge. arrived
here last night. Tho steamer Connecticut reports On
81 int. whom coming down the james River near
Wiceas LANDING the Rebels dred from shore batteries
into some hay .ehooncrs ard sieemor only few mo-
rneuts af r pas, a.. thot .oint When coming out OF
Ham pton Roads, steamer Continental going IN ~
1880 p IN. passed slean'4D Moiay l~ New ork !
Left steamer Atlantic no FOSTcss Monroe 10 load siek
aud wounded tac next day. At $50 IN. 9TH OF Ao'
sccom passed steamer Saxon. bonnd south; i:JO d. I
passed steamer l.. T.. ClnIk ioT New-ioIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
THE GOLDEN BITTERS.

We sdvocie Of snuilnts Of an alcoholic chsrsss
te, indeed dep ths daily tonL ideaths morn.
today which seeee offered in all sots OF shapes as re-,
cuparutor nvs rdo .cvtaer, kc. AsA rulc, al srtir
.nu remedies aud must be taken into The
sysen - you ou1 msrcury aser In very snail dosost
HIT have rad opportunity try the now wciod'sff
isad article known ~ hubbcls oic Bers, and ffsus
tilt wEcre the SYSTEM needs building where
siinult !. required aid m restoring host sPpeNs
sli in ling ton 60 HE debtsed functions, ws
en- te Bitcr. iubbels Golden Btters srs
eyi sntiy 10 nproys the sblated human sysens
a,g han 20 tchle the paaic scd Therefore harmless
aud axe remedy TO hoop in ts house, Nswfsl ",'NS
D,V Eo.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
GENTIANA,

GrSTAS possesses in high degree the tonic po~.r.. -
cites the app-e nvsorass the power Of digeon modes
ately Temperature Of The body and the force
the crcu siion and acts fact general couooort Of h1
SYSTEM II Ia, been known medicine from the highest
sno y and ID said 70 have derived its from CendusS
King yra tmsy be- used In all Of dseAses depend
cn on pure debility OF the digestive organs requiring
general tonic impression Dyspepa Gouh scrofas, n.s
riitten, Fever Dsrbea, and Worm, among the TAny
forms Of ,ises.s Ia which Is Las proved useful
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LAuycH.--Will be launched this morning,
ut III clock. from the shpyad OF j. Simonson, be-
tween Eleventh aud Twelfth streets, X. the steam
boat Orient built for G. Vanderbilt esq, AMI Intended
20 ply on Long Island sound She is 600 tuns burden
Her machinery il In OF construction AZ the Al
laire Morris,
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Austria.

The Emperor had received Count Bsmark
He win renau in Vienna ard tale part In tie Peace
Asgctations.
Vsnna genefal correspondence says OF the sttlpss
Of tho Conference that meeting OF the AnftIian'
Prussian and Danish PienPotennaries was beid on
Monday. An interchange Of views took place WHICH
nsy influence future actual negotiations.
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Germ any.

The following resolutions were unanimously
carried 10 the Stuttgart Chambers
We solemny protest against tho forcible occupation
sf Rendsborg by tie PIussians and request Govern
mont III onJlDeion with other States, to oppose TINS
violence with the necessary means for the purpose
Peace prospects grow more certain.
harvest intelligence is better.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IfidAv. Ang

The first race was q two-mile dash for three
resr.ola, the stake being tT50 Kentucky beat lin.
perary three lengths. M. H.rpers Orion and Mr..
Norrss Eclipse were far behind. Time. minutes Iii
seconds.
The second was q rsce II threeme heats, for purSe
OF $500 Adebarsn beat foetsng the first aud third
heats. close race. lime, o;2bi, o:f22 aud 6.o..
KontDcky wa the fsvorite o. 10 81, against Tpp..
rsry sav AldebsysD 81 to y sgslpst fieelwirS.