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The New York herald., 1864-08-06

JOE coBuRr IN IRELAND LOOKING OUT FOR A, RING.
from the Belfast (ireIand) News Letter July 10.
On Saturday evening this celebrated memter or the
American prize ring, and whose 0ght with Mace liked
for time IN October, OF at some place in
Ireland visited Armagh. and put up at the Chalemont
Hotel Immediately after which he called at the re-
The famous pugils, was soon met by large number
ctzeus when he returned To tho hotel several re-
spectabe PERSONS were present welcome him old
familiar rrend for Joe Is Armagh mao. and Is AT pro
sent stay ing with his relations NJ Mddetown lie is
Of respectable tradesmau, stonemasos who
held farm on or the Pondyile es hate. and who
emgra.ed United states come sixteen years ago.
Joe is himself bric<layer by artistic profession and
atterly kept tavern New York, which he disposed OF
that he might contend with Mace He is
handsome young man. about twenty nne years Of age
measuring Eve fesiten inches high, and we CHING thr
teen and haH in copversation Joe pleasant
and gives evidence OF education and of having mixed IN
bigh society. But there Ia nothing affected IN bis Ian
guaye or dress the smoest approach 10 tho fop
he recognized By several persons who knew
him before no left his native land liza had pugs'stic
1t Is not yea known whosc the contest viii DO held;
Should Mace the toss, is probable the Curragh VIII
be selected but II have tho choice, he sass It will
not be one oundred miles from Nidd.eown, where seme
oil his Juvoahe engagements occurrod.
CONNIE re islI Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY hAR.kT.
The 1ank OF Engla1d's CT Discount has bssn Ad
vanced 20 per cent
Erie preferred shares decn ID 81 por cent paid ~
shares. a per cent Illinois Central, ordinary, pei
The advance Of the baok rate to per cont had OF
| fcct in checking ,he demand for monsy.
Confederate loan, is n ".
Conscis closed on the goth OF July ~ Ss7s 90 fo
nancy.
TuE LIVERPOOL cor7oH MAREEr.
The sales OF cotton - Liverpool on Mosday and rncs
ay 25th and 26b or July, Ia 900 bales ipolud
a5Oo baes spectators AID exporters. Tho market
2uiet ut unchanged quotations
LIVERPOOL BRRADsrUFvs MARKET.
The breadstus market Is generally du wiih deon.
Ing toaency Messrs. Wakefield, Mesh Co and others
repora, quiet and steady. Wheat quiet at de-
clio OF I'd DO. under heavy arrivals Winter red
S. Sd. a ss ied Corn inactive and decliaed ed %
per quarter: mixed, 3os.
l LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAnKgr.
Tbe provision market Is generally steady, Messrs
Gordan, Bruce Co., Bigland, Athya Co. and other
report
Butter inactive. Lard quiet. Taliow steady.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

On the north Of Atlanta These increased unsi the who
mony with such of ruin, SHELLS new arouna hast
ing And *hizZing ON all sides We could pheis
burn fuses floating ike ny ing msseors unt they
tiou.
sroxxxAx,s VICTORY
As close this am informed that Stoneman's cavalry
nave whipped wheeer's, kiliug and ~oundng near ons
Thousand. also tnat he the Macon La
game here.
GENERAL HowARD's FAREWELL ORDER 10 TEE rousrH
pn1sSsT snan A,.s, Q, ras n o.sas.sAs1 u,s a Ia
HAVING bern assigned to smother command the outy By
corps that have earned trust our
words psiioS, Ressssc Hsa.v Rnss
SA .s @ ~ s a. sra"n and
lie severe whsrs have buried endsarsd cos
yourselves aud where mel anew to fear
pain rsa. m Ssoag % reward ss wns yao
sns and eor
ss sSs q the division
TO them and through them to their commanis tender
my wsrmest thanks and unqualified commen sa'ion.
rm h sn %sIs 1 sAy and IN
aiSc Ss,,.N,. am more ore than grateru. q, IN -. .
Ssass. God :; ,aSs Commend
them o1. e .rs: !. q s
80. : a71.I Q. o. HOWARD Major General
GENERAL HowARns ASSUMPTION ORDER NEW COMMAND
Hx.nou. crysR1I ysI Ar rIrLp .i.. oRpERs-yo
p - BFYoR. ArIAsra. Ga July "a, 1884
signed hereby assumes Of tho Department sad
Amy OF the Tennessee
fully sae naturs Of my rssponsbf%y f%y '"''
vii, s
gre. ssr % my constant N 70
ITO E77T o. o. HOWARD. Major General
The Disaster OF Gen. McCook's Forces.
NAsHvlLs, August 5, 1864
General stoueman sent force OF cavalry, consisting
Of Longs and Ia Granges brgades three thousand two
hundred strong on the Goth utmo under the command
10 General Ed McCook TO destroy the Macon and Western
road.
They succeeded IN destroying eighteen miles OF the
and started TO capture rebel train Of five hundred
wagons, which were going r Atlanta to Macono Co.
umbus !.
General hccook captured this traip with nearly ave
hundred men. including hundred and twenty
officers
Tbs wagons were laden with valuable stores including
liquors and the private papers OF General Hood and
,thers
After possessing themselves OF what thew wauted our
men burned the wagons -
'ners ana three hundred mules was oyertaken by
he rebels in force under General Ransom.
orces.
desperate engagement ensued, In which MANY or our
nen escaped, and found their way to Marietta
Inc number OF Unionsss captured, is supposed will
This disaster attributed to our troops par,akng too
reeiy the LIQUORS found in the cantured rehaI
The brigade OF General Long consisted OF the Third and
ourth Ohio, second Indiana and + ourth regulars.
raIt Q! the brigade under Gene ra La Grange
osed the troops who were In the late expedition OF
cneral Rousseau. s'.-7F
The rebel General Forrest Is reported to be AZ Atlanta
nder General Hood. 8Nl !
Two hundred and thirty rebel prisoners reached
ere sss evening" including eleven commissioned officers
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Exchange Of Prisoners and Mails.

TFTUHf Il.CHIuUhU August 81
flag OF truce sseamer s looked for Varna james
river within she few days. may probably arrive
to morrow but II i does NOS will Se expected on Fri.
day or Saturday A fow parsons who have made them.
selves obnoxious a. tho NORTH and presence could
not be tolerated therr in connection with govern
mont. are expected onthostesmsr. large mail and
number OF prisoners awaiting transfer to th
Ridoa OF ateREnAr.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Prizes Casised I'm All s.@gaIfLed T.otte-
ries and information gwen By j. CLUTE. Brokers Onos
Bros
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
Mr. w. H. Merri.m's Despatch.


REBEL ATTACK AT nARRIsoS's LANDING
Thfs morning the mail at John Brooks approacbed
Harrison's Landing, about five miles below City Poiut.
the rebels opened battery OF six guns upon ser one OF
which was red gun, winch FIVE good line shots at
her, though going and two falling short but none
striking her: The Brooks turned around "a soon as
possible and returned TO CITY Point tug having ON
board twoAgrns, Immediately proceeded TO the locality
ana ppnooat from below, which the rescue on
nearing the rspnrt o the rebel guns gave them such
arguments induced them leave the interior Tho
Brooks again let ty Point twelve noon and made
ner trip to Washinfton without further
Immediately preceding tho mail boat was the Steam
transport K spnulding having In TOW a barge The
Spauding and barge laden with cavalry one shot
struck the wheel house ana body OF the
boat, doing no damage. tine shot struck the baree
which was by the side Of the Spaudng for OF the
wheel, and killed five horses. No other damage was
done BY this effort OF the rebels interrupt the navga
tion or the James river
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Prizes Oashed IN All L~gai,E.d Lot
teries and Information sven GALLAGHER BEH
JAMIH, Brokers, SO Chestnut street, Phnsdelphla
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

l LOTTERY Prizes Csshed - fn for " = o q
| given g. q. CLAYTON CO.. 10 wnil ST..
room No O. n. Y.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Era,rs Before Petersburg.

EtroR the Richmond Enquirer, August 81
Since the errsEc explosion Saturtny morning and
the Dgh which imrnedltey followed Eothing interest
has tfauspren in tae vicinity 0f Petersburg Yesterd
but werJ thrown into the city asHg the entire
dav.
On Mc3day Morr.np from five TO nine ooeek there was
cessatsno ~ bostpies General Lee havsrg the
enemy permission tJbGrY his dead Over ssven hundred
OF his dcat h0h hsd fallen betw our MT
and ms own, were placed under sod. Bat few II our
dead wefe .cund tns ocaity--not ever Twelve IN all
Grants as 1r!ng and mining experiment undoubtedly
cost him M 81 dearly enc oi eeneras who hns all he
means OF asser'ang sted Yankee ess TO be all
OF tour Thousand. Pc-d'ng he flag truce OF Burn.
sde's aids stated 10 Coriederate captain shat their
losses had not been definitely but would cer
tainy range between four thousand five thousand
HumOrod MovCmen OD the Enemy.
The Peters jrs Erprev OF August the fol.
lowing In regard toarurored the sceny:-
" was rur55rcde yesterday that Grant moving
heavy colrn1 Of infantry and cavalry around 10 his
tene left correct etis Is doubtless for the purpose
OF again stirling the Petersburg and Weldon Rafroad
one would suppose that Grant had enjoyed rather bitter
experience in .Ae matter of cutting this railroad and as
IT IL an old atsge thRt burnt child breads the
that he would hazardous an peri
ment Bnt II known thai II Grant s celebrated any
one thing moro rhsn another is for being "had bead
ed aud therefore, not greatly surprised any
movement rcay make We know too that ir be
any object than another which troops desire
it is to get Ulysses from behind his brestworks Never
have our boys a5d to whip him when unprotected by
these and. by tho aid OF Almighty God, they arc not
likely to fail now. 4 oe.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Nervous and ytruicnt Dissases and
Phys,cA weakness arsx from Specific 0sisesSsw and
rssbe rrDorts of tho Howard Association
sent by sopes free u charga Aircss Dr.
skn onaatou, Howard Annexation. No. Ssash Nisth
street PHILADELPHIA Ia
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

The Balm OF . Th0usand Flo svers a. =
dsrhtul highly and decatelv &C fnted for
in the toilet: mpsruns beauty comior, Al health . he
and decay perfumns the breath and adeiiss h sweet
TCR fHS NURSERY. At this scasc ) Of the year the
IA m il invaluable. IL win In every prevent and
c,rs from nts suFep
20 much In warm weather few DR. poured INTO bass
~ sure cod vaisr will fail 70 and soohe
suirsy free frop any injurious after ard may be uss
with the estes fe sna @ eon Aesss ~ A nn,oers % [ .ns
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Simmer Eeading.-The Present Tn.
hume Of the ILLUSTRATED PHRESoL0GICAb OUR.
NAL articles Physognomy, Ehnology Ply siniogy
Psychology including the deneAions OF lead ns chs
hk would interesting
n . monthly, ~ - year. or ~ cents number
have It. All the back numbers to Isn cary.
for g. by hrst post, by FoWLLR WELLS, So Broad
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

ursset states siSe,s OF 1851,
an W. ~ THOMPSON BROS,
Cor aer Of W all street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
SAFETY or General McCook.

UoUBVIIaE, August D, 1894
Advices from Nashville say that General Mccook who
was supposed 70 haze besn captured near Newman has
come 10 with hundred and twenty Of his men, Five
hundred had prevcesy arrived Marietta a. already
reported. @ - = ~ =
General hcCook was successful In breaking the Macon
road and capturing and destroying wagon railroad
trAn He also captured seveDtyswo officers and thirty.
nvs nen. but was obliged 70 lot them 60.
The safe return or General McCook with no mnpv ar
his men reduces bis loss very materially. More win
probably get IN. -
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

p"ya. Havana fsotrrry --75 prv Cen
premium paid FOR Prizes. fnforma ion furnished.
hshest rates nad f,r ub,oon and all knfs o gold snd
siNer TAYLOR 90 BankeEs ~ Wall sreet ". Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
G R A N T..

HEADQUARTERS, Army or THE PoroxAc Il
.Hs f.t August f. 1884. !
Nothing Of interest has taken place for the past two
days. and very little picket firing being INDUCED Id
on the lines at present. .E h1#
An officer of coored regiment reported to have shot
one OF his meu yesterday at the conssary depot The
officer is under arrest
In my despatch o. the 3lst statsd that the coored
division engaged in bntle was under the command OF
General White. This . mistake. General Fe,re,o
being in command CT his own division General White
aotad - chief Of staff to General Burnsiue
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

wigs. Toupe es, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetns4
and Modavis Gre for besutifyng the Hair. W. ~
BkrcuELoRs, 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Grover & Bakers Highest Pren,ium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 493 Broadway, New Ysrk,
and 235 Futon street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Ert., shoes and Nucxiela gssf,,,o~n s--
All styles A. present cost pricea FFRErS coy
Bootmakers. n Nassau strcst and 81 BroadnA
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

We na-o Noticed Lately Ncry ntSS
business ca.d put in circulation by Messrs LANG ~ d
NEr, Of Original City Ale vault i6t Nassau y rees
bsseme noxt door 10 rammsny Hall. and haNp I tres
Their elsbrssd Canada Malt hes 40 can CON- lentJ 70
com mend the pubic TO call and ssc them q Y =.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Arrival az. the Africa at yoston.
Bosros, August STOP n
The steamship Africa has not jet arrived bat she III
doubtless reao her dock for her mails add tho
newspaper pJsg Of the press to be forwarded BY the
morning Train, due al New York Al ave 7. 70 morrow
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

GILT Combs. Now styles. just RsceiveN,
two four Ave TO twenty dollars each, for sale by
GEQRGEC ALLKN, as Broadway, one door below Canal
Machinea WHEELEn a 3ccJ0rk
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
Ad,fre. To suoxs,,

Address to smokcrs.-PptlaI & soa.
Herrsrhanm Manufacturers removed frpm Rraor.
70 ~. froadwstt near toutt street hoefas and retail
Pie cut 10 orCer ana repaired.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Goura ud's P0udre Subtitle Uproots Has
from NV foreheads part Of the body Warranted
81 ass Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
thrynIin,,. Ii.e rnr - IAl-.-i.nstn.n

Besnfif-i Einss y ,o~ P1.trs ND gom-
bcrs-Goid or silver, 80 cents 81 m Fulton
GLASS LErlFr 20 MANY.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
Ths BARK Aid Ashore,

SouAx, N. j., August $3.50 p n.
The bark Aid, from sagua Il Grsnds, with cargo O
sugar and molassss, 10 ashore at this place.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

For the Hair ana skin-Barry's Tr1-
copheouA The bess and cheapest article Sold BY drug
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

.Je ewelry and watches, or ALL Descrtp.
tions for 0E6S ALLEN AIS BrosSxays one door
be ong street formerly II Wall streeiI Shore closed
ON at 5 o c.sck
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Agency Cmcs for snbstffusss rsv tho
State Of New York, At Waiver street bctween Broad.
Church We furnish subst At
and At reasonable prices Beat Of references given. kx.
1 eptpt papa obaiuei
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Freehles, Pimc,es, Tan. EvuDtions,
&c. cured by G0URAUD'S ITALIAN AEDLCATBD
SOAP. t53 Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

HiII,s Hair Dye. Fifty Cents Infalthis
and roraa gloss the growth and beauty OF tho
hair No Barclay street
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Defiance Fire and RurgInr ProoR
SAT- deboErd and Parlor Safes plate DO
r. NJ rATRToK
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

mrs. winsisavv's Soothing syfUp for
children ree.hins surea D. seuy and Darrhea regulates
the Stomach and Bowels and WINK cosi
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Hoyt,s HinSvnthn Hair Restorative re.
stores gray its original color Ohco l0 unver"V
MA Nav yof
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

No More Gray ia or Bn nidncss-Eorty ..
nye years study Dr. aRAaDJBA As,or place
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

A sure Cure.-Reue's African Fever
Agus Cure. II fails Depot 50 Liberty street. w
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

A Perfect Hatr Dye--Miiisr's, SO Cents,
better and more In qusntu than any - dye sO'a ~
druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

To Paper Manufacturers.
Cash win BE- Paid for 10000 OF gcod Fourdrinisr
Papsr. Size, nxA6-t8 ibA ,.x,
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Dealers I'm Unitctl Sta'e, Sec cuvsties Ex.
clusveJ. JOHN B. MURRAY a 20.
IL Brsad street. Wall
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Fine ThinQ for the Teeth.-The Fra
srsnt sozoDoNr taken vev prcmisent pacs among
the approved OF the Day avery popu ar
used a. beauuner peservey Of the teeth, refreshing
swsetenng sho breath ana erressing We pf0
gregs OF decay. @N
M by druggists, Fl
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

The Light Wing OF Zephyr. oppressed
wauisa fAist sr ne gards. Of oul In i,s bloom.
neyer difused such Of uIurant fragrance ~ The
moachor upon which few droPs q rHALos ta SONS
PHAL0N SON, New York.
ccf A h~ ana
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

| CAsoPIEs. best IN ne.
1 Al KELTY's ssa Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

th~vaiie''- LII for the ti.a' --TcSfot "a
gray hair to It's or'gna 90 sons ~ "A n{ o1t n three
da r. terps the head clean cool and heat
the SIX So the wl'iest fabric The ,nS
ever offered to the pubic Can be ussd free clnt,ns
moth nriau streyth~ns and the growth
the weakest hair Is recommended and used hy The
med. authority New York All freely tnvitei
examine this wonderful rumph OF scence. sold tho
drug stores. Office No ii23 Brosdwiy where
advice hair will be grstnLoGsIy given.
SARAH A. CIIEyALIEk, M D..
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

srOsr is Is s.s. ~ olA's 'S,-A1Enss 49,
s g. s'rgs1I ss s So clii' 81 tsstsr1:s se g '
pr,xr. o..n,, ~ Ar ,-...,
Isss pro. H,n ps BEN
--
P,a,s. na..s1 tn A. ci.yr ,rHaisIea Lo,ts-
1 l76 broadway
| Lottery Prizes C.sh~d.-tmform,sio sios
''A wa io' roo; room = No , o sr.
| Lo...,x T,ese,. oa..ee-Iaform..,e.
'''''' ''A' -. =, ".D>e', van - '''" ~
pa T; q,
|
seersesssm ss"nfse,nr"s - s y
1'Ss 1rssi Ss street ''''' and is''
|
An s''ie a. pss.nt ca's 3, prces FEREIS SOY,
/
bsrs-God or silver 50 cents to s2 m fulton .,rce,
| .f9f,
.h~vniie,,- Lire for tNs ia .--itesto e
O. terps the head ce,u, eocl ana hea,y, woot STAN
ever offered to the pubic Can be free v: claain.
the weakest hair Ts reocnnended ana y lhe
examine this wonierfu umph Of scenos sod a mo
ao'e as 70 treatment o. thr har wi % Hr.lo9s gr.n
~ A" :. 80. . = '
w,s Crsrndo. t.so .' Hat ryc, prsse-v",,ve and
de applied BY 'slfal artists
sonsrmpt.oo. Bronchitis, Asthma,
LEY Is ca,on place Eishta street New YORK O' STUD
Deafness. Impaired sight,
-1 ""No'
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN raa
- CHRONIC AK NC Ga1ahaa,
oHEMBRAss, fSsV ossfRUcrroSSssV or FsTHpUs THs
!! CROSS BYE sTRAIaH7gNED IN ONE MINUTE
And every disease OF shs Ey. and Ear relnrng either
~ his cnnsn,na rooms sS s.osdw.y ~ ~ near TwsIfh
- s ' ~ = o"a'' "'"i A"e"'A s'rosN
Dr. c"ee'e" I" ans Eem"'o Pills
Asc the mos. safc an es ernedy ever known for con-
cian1 No new ex7erimen. wthout merit Explicit direo
toms Sasfse when hey snond and should not be taken
one s''' ''r DOT e'"'.nnE my p'''s Sold 0' all drug
s''' :. - - ''p'''''''
81 Cedar street, New York
street new Yrrk cty he has no stuer oacr Es,abshsd
,ruptians SPOTS ne skin aces Of kinds the
pertaining to the urinary organs rheamatsm 20 wors
Corsuisasion Hours in from8 A. NJ ao.il ococi
------
iso sidebo.rd safes for sser plate se
= - "''' 's'' 0-oS = r. M PATRICK
q. C.,.S s.., ...-...,
'usiveiy JOHN B. MURRhr Co
r. cnrs% ~ soTiRAUps ITALIAN nEDicxrHn
'oAr. sos srosdwS.
For tho H.,r ana sn.n-R.rry,s rr,-
The hess and cheapest article Sold by drug
----
from NV forehead. Or any part Of the body warranted
-- -
E sS s1sssn ''' Ne" H'
a.. ..--..-,-- 7--.
SEdsGs xLLkE, sls Rrosdwsy.. one below C.nsi
" ,.-.-.-., -.
Hoys Hi.yntms =. rsns MssT coor oc. 10 uuiy.r.sv
place. No" fof- -----
ongueni and oranh s.oss ior TUG si''''A 49, -" :
- y. ia, Mr. Mathews rirs1 :,
Ah s"o 49,.
s A.. VENETIAN pAIR DYE Since that tns II 4,
prepared me NEHIiht' 'n,N '' ~
- ~ ,,
. s''e e"''e .'.'' ,o,,,.
'S' = ''' - .0a TO-.
,pe dollar Tho Venetian bye warranted no, to njurs
JUG uoi'' 80
he hair or the scalp the slightest desrse Tho Venetian
Dye works with rapidly aoo cerua'hU' 'no ~ fs'
--... .S.,aua. IN. yenet,~o n Dve ,roduces any1
no proP1f"''n "AAS'- -
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

10 n Fl =.
We VIII guarantee that moro benefit be derived fr-4
one AT dozen hotties OF ID VI ANDERS CO. 5lODiND
WATER in the OF Scr ofula Heart DISEASE seuratA
Rheumatism, &e than oyy other method as 1eubrs me
free Psients desiring advice oonsuls
freely with us either pei ssna " by letter.
n 4ss Broadway, y. v.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
China.
Major Gordonk force has been disbanded.
The Prize hin q.

Quarters have been arranged for the British troops at
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Crtefrdo'O UaT rye, prese-vstyve "a nd
wig Depot wholesale ani retail, No Asor House. Tho
DE applied by skilfu artists
consumption. Rr0ucnttis, AsfnrM
Tn roat and Nasal Diseases
SITTER the Topical Atomic Method dscoyerei Dr. STUD.
LEY, 95 Clinton place Eighth street. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

Dr- AuTptoryS UHCe Il NJ Mo- 3 TI1VfPIO0
street. New Yrk city He has oGcr- Established
1894 Eight and private entrance He chronic
eruptsIns and spots the skin uces Of NIL kinds the
poisonous mptrty of the blood fstnht. A
pertaining to tho urinary organs rhenmafsm 40. work
Human Frttv, Nervous Dsbiuy. Earfy fndiscreton
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
CHRONIC CATARRH,

CATARRR OF THE TYMPANYc Nucouq
MEMBRANE, DISTRACTIONS OF TuR
EU3TACHfAN TUBE
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

societies we're reopuuuol ol4!51ssSx.---------
Ing among the Mussu imans The budget VIII show
surplus. N%
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

III You Want tn Know, &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
A book curious peouA. and good eoek TOP
,very enc Price 81 90. To be hai all news aeposa
Cno tents tables ruaied free. Adtress .
Dr.. r. r. FoorE, l.is0 Broadway. Hevs1orx
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

The ports OF Portugal win be opened shertly for the
free importation OF grain in consequence the scarcity
OF the harvest.
Tho next government loan will offered 70 public com
petition
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
CROSS AYE sTRAIaH7ENED IN ONE M,NUr,

And everv disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring eher
Heal surgical MD attended by DR. Won EISFNBEHd
y his c"nsntng rooms $40 Broadway Twelfth street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-25

THE BRITISH AND THE JAPASEsE.-Doc-
tor Mcgowan, in recent discourse on
Orirntal matters, delivered in Washington,
referred to the barbarous destruction Of the
port and city OF Kagosima, the capital of the
principality of Satsuma, as having no other
effect than that of rend ring the Japanese
more defiant. According to their represen-
tatiuns, Richardson, the murder of whom led
to the British attack, provoked by his vio-
lence the assault in which he was slain. The
successive attacks made by our countryman,
Captain McDougal, the Dutch and French
commanders, upon the Notifications Of the
Princes of Nagota and Choiseu, in the
Straits of Shimonaski, for having fired into
merchant vessels, have caused those chiefs
to erect additional batteries, which render
the straits impossible, thus closing the In
land Sea of Japan-formed by the islands Of
Nippon Kiusiu and Sikoff-and shutting up
the mercantile highway between Nagasaki
and Yedo. In these chastisements non-com-
batants did not suffer, nor was private prop
erty destroyed. In one Of Earl Russell's
earliest communications to the Japanese he
admonished them that the fate of the EN-
peror of China's Summer palace might be-
fall some of their edifices. The late pro-
ceedings, therefore, of Admiral Kuper, in
burning whole city under the direction of
the British resident Minister, were not far in
excess Of what the humane Cabinet Of Eng
land contemplated. The same class of Eng
lishmcn who are dcnouncing the aggressive
ness of Americans are calling upon their
Government to assume the protectorate Of
the Loochoo Islands, as means Of restrain
ing Satsuma, and to seize an island COM
manding the Inland Sea; in a word, to bring
Japan into the condition Of China, AMMAN
and Cambodia, which, by British and French
aggression, are being rapidly brought into
the condition of India.-N. Y. Post.