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The New York herald., 1864-08-15
french Reposss from aserico City--Jus-
rex Aban6onsa by the same &c an Ad-
veusuress."

Intelligence hss received City n Mexico,
ria havana, 20 the 22d June.
Tne fetes tic cCcsson OF the proclamation or the
Empire wero terminated The 2isi BY grAns halt
eLlch General bazalne gave 10 the Emperor Naximian
md the Empress Cbastte IN the midst of these feoc
the Fmperor not neglecting public business bus
co.erfsd every dsy with bis ministers. as well With
General ra7nne w. Corfu and the Archbishop of Mexico
lbe religious difficulties have been surrounied, /,
,bie pme, the foreign corps is formed, and
he French regiments which are ~ embark in september
have been told ud The whao OF the artillery have
areaGv eft the engineers are shout 10 60 ard there
s then remain 10 Mexico only seven ~ eight thousand
r,euoh soldiers belonging 10 do,acbneuls operating n
dls tsal pat or the enpie
lbc from the provinces good The reople nre
ever where decarug In favor " the empire; aud uarc1
Nhos ~ present Nuevo Leon has hecn abandoned
me rcrcan adveutrrers who mad oined him - woil
by ;he grsster part OF hs own troos whclrpFo now
scattered sbou, the country phaging the inusbuaus.
Trp i Rrs IN MlNE.---rhc psoDis IN mary rsrts ~
N.lap hbtu suffered terribly, both iD aipeBauseu and
ctull oss rcs Oh have tcer rsgnl ~ that
tsts i n 9 ran has auocened sueb conaa srAtlnR II
sny mtssd be csled biosseJ. correspondent - tie
m rztcd Reypt.'tuH writes from winthrop, Me during
v,s st>,o s~cHs sropdsi 10 heavy raIt ~ smoke.
Ns arc CT, oh ffcu che sh a the SUD. We bear tns
ra-iug foe bcfcre this 1orse thar ebci fce Nsuy
nc,nes nave tlrcady beso destroyed uaDy tr1.iai
rscs swers over ~ tss flames. In ote instance,
vhcrc usnber iAe 8 D,ily bad usi d, q. ths ore
s,me % swiftly that thsss was cot ns rsmovs ss
dead 10 place es safety snd he vYeiched family were
forced ,eavs 10 to be buSned. 'fs sad enough day
even NJ oarn On scsps dsyc so 7oasier VI
nile N dsancc. and The brss sesm ouaNsvy ieS sd
| tame nboet the hovMss cus pieasa are fs~rv We Le
stiFes sea sioksne "Ne eosret The srs tN II
lust up.n - said LITTLE dec, ssty one -'Ss, ,hs
week yhsa had started np from os beds alsrne u
appearance Of sparks fysss shos' r't 'ss Iso'" u
| ,aod whom n comes We sDAil sss knos s.Ish w.j
Il 10 uon
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Tps PmiAprlrHiA fRun asnkxr.--aiready the mssket
Ia guted with all varieties of iruit OF tho est anss,es
prcos asked for tha fruit cosopetsoa with oibef
sttlcloa of rood remarkably Tow. Peaches eau ce
bought ~ low A. twenty-five cents by tho basket Az
pcs water meeus cantelopee, pnas &C, are s to os
had 10 great sLundaace low pFsces. n the pr,ce Of
sugar we're but half m reasonable arge quaotmies OF
fruit would bs preserved this season - H. there Will
no doubt be lmmonae quantities canned these canned
fruits coisnspd In w,sier high nricss Tho process
simple, ana can Be gene through With " aav house
keeper ---lvess, kNesa Ia
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Addross In 9mohera.-PollAk & AoW~
Msershau Manufacturers removed from Broeme ssrcse
Fourth Wholesale and resasf
Ptpes "a to order repaired.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

TO Paper Nanufacs jurors.
Cash will be paid for 10000 Of good FowrdYS61B
Paper. Rise, 32x4G-tS lbs
Apply at taIs Office
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

II You want 40 Know, Sc. Esdn
NRDlghI COMMON sFN8E,
A ervtO,s Socv fpr curlsus revrls. aut = 9 80 '~
eve y onA rytss 81 &c 80 ~ htl = ~ He"8 t''
oos4sna "s u R' suork' No. ilD sroad~ - =
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Prizes Cashcd I'm AL LesaI,xsd Lot.
tsetes, and iDformssion siven. 0ALLA6nEH B0He.
JAMlN, Brokers' $40 Chestnut street. PhilsdslpAia
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s.H.r Majesty" ChrnpoCoe raw Sai1-.
only ~ WV N wARD, So. hfesd s.yeet near Wal
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
NEWS FROM FLORIDA.
OR Hey west csrr..pona-ns..

l kH WET Florida. August T. 1914.
Asaamens Of ne YsieU Eper-DeaiA % Lle's.aan<
Steecs-Admraf Saitsy Leaves for Nss York-Tas Dag
Of Prayer osd Hamiia,on. de-, fr.
With much pleasure report thai the yellow fever has
l. considerably sb.ted, though u has by mems duap
pcared Among its victims Lieutenant recuaa
aah sescs, attached 10 the asgBhp San Jscipto Lieut.
5teecs wAs officer OF the regular navy, having srats
ated ~ tho Newport Rhode lssnd) Naval School Hs
died "a board his vessel tie 18th nit, about siIy
miles souio OF Pensacola, and vas rared at sea- as
no pomibe 10 preserve his body His maady yellow
orsac asst,on This yonos gentleman was only in ns
twenty tonrh year Of bis sgc at tho time OF his death
~ hs eSnn ana genemanly demeahor he bad endaarsh
himself TO ~ ms brother officers His loss sincerely
vegrettea by sl
must aot osit this opportuuny TO mention tn. oas
OF Somening ike twenty cases yellow fever board
the san Jacnto Lieut. Stescc the oey psteul tbas
Dr hyde the surgeon has lost The Dan J,cin,o
here 70 morrow Tor Flow York, with Admiral Baoy on
board. She will also have on board % psssengers tia
ss n"os M errck Sso M ss ssSon o ss
prsvanns' Fever; Purssr WSa'sn, ard tew C,hsr
Brisadsr General Woodbury. was seized 20 day win
Captain Gr ven, Of the sas ac,afo was brosght bsrs
days pre- vious 70 ths arrival ce his rsp Hs
wi IN ihs Lysce Of the Atnlr4 snrirg the e5sercs
OF officer 5he United ssater steamer Honcysucs
which he arrvsf. had much sicku,ss on board The
United States steaRsr Honduras up ts Gulf Coast kSx
oss two Of her oaCsrs, Acting Master Trssk being
stem.
Thursday ,be Ah inst, sgreess,y 60 cse PrssidsntS
proclamaton was oossrvcu as day Or pray aud ha-
irritation. Places III bl.soss ALI cossd 50 riay
wore sod, and the ssn6 presented Slbbw,oai appear.
ancs The churches sli opened Dat conseq cnca
Of tho iHcemcucy weather they Iron, ba.
ing wo attended Tho services at the Episcopal church.
whercI attended, wcfo verJ solemn but there M
sermon IN which, IL ~ 7ruloo, tbs rector showed
much tastc On such spss.A occas-sos- IN pestiouirr
Ieop,e e. or ought 70 60 to pray s.a nss Jhave tner
ears siekied by sermons, polis,sal or thsdiesicsi
We are having heavy fais OF rain every ursrnng If
rains pitco forks aud fixed bs7onets ou about or
five O'Clock o eight an0 of ss
toIerably 5ct. There ia really no,nng moreto say.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
CURED.

cAyARRa OF THE JyMpAsIc ,MUCoos
EUsrACHIAN TUBk
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
Ch~vo,,er'. rars fo~ toe Hmtr.

About 900 Certificates from mcdIc~S
Ia this civ End w0LC0TrS Iustaut Pain An
nibiiAtor. Coument needless. Sold everywhere
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

FrsckIes, Pimpies, Tan, Es.rsh We. !.
WgDfCArsD SOAR at ass broadway
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Co1r-ua'a poudre = sahtIts tprOota hst
FINN ,v r,rgssads or sEy part Of no sadY we~ranis
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

A Perfect HAIR Dye-Miiler's, so Ce-ts.
better aAd more ia quantity than asy 81 dys. Sold -
drItn naiaia
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Grover d Bakers aighsst Prsnai . y.
F,aa,t- S-h sewing Mschsnes, No $50 Bs0adNl3 rSr
n ok and No gJJ sutton strret. BrooAla.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Trussss, sS~.-The Ccie0sassa asss ss -
,.ar, I~ver rrus< for euvss ruprre - hs n~s W ~
void suprorte - and ssscss ~ vailed. % 90 u,~axar
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Royal Havana LOtfcry.-70 per Cent
premium paid Prizes. Information Furnished. The
highest paid for doubioons and all kinds Of gold anS
silver. TAYLOR co. Bankers. Is Wall street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

For sre Hair ma SAfr-Bnr'v,r TT
oopkerous Tie and ehcapos article. sold % ere'
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

uorc GRAY Hntr ov n RaIInsss -Fo.s,.
a.. ,ssrs ecusisss sandy consa'sASn 'rss' " W.
"a Assax pace
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Uar Rinas ana ptns, Nsys ssyies. just
three Eve. seven ten twsve sfssen, srsIY
ais Hroadvay one below Canal street stoTs c"e
an sat AZ r o'clock.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

Restores hair to its original cc.sr stop. s falling ont
keeps the head cool aud healthy, WIN
the SKIN soil the whitrst fabric Tho beet hsls
rg offered public Can be usad freelys
pohug nturos strengthens and promotes tbo
growth Of hair ommended and usad "
the first medical authority York All freely In
ysd 10 examine tbs wonderfn triumph Of sc'snce esee
the drug and Office. Nc. 12J Bruadway.
where advice ~ hair will he grauit0ws-
gwen Price 81 per bottle; - half doxen In fAnsy
bo1es Cau be sent BY crpress. - ;.
CrSstad0ro's HAIR Dye. presesvr:sve
and Wig Derot wholesale and retail. No. Astos ususes
The dye app led by sklful artists
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
TMs Capture OF the sh,p Aaria is.

4 srArRNESr OF oArrAIx MOORE.
Captain Moore, Of she ship Adriasc, burned By she
raiiahassss, ststes AZ fclows--
I Len London, July 7, ~hb full cargo Of n,crchsn.
hss ana QUE hundfsd ssd ssty three passsossvy
tl1ns1 y xeserA E Notgsa @. censdssabls part
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

rrus.es. Wtssssc1 loo inGs, &yN.-Msssn
Co o.e. osiy a Ne. vsssy ssrssI La, si,saaana
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

~. w,u.,av~'s seotmtnx sS'~c hs'
s.,s, s,.ar, asa Dsrrs. - ssrsssss
A.. s,,,,.e. and sowes and taf-s Visa cSa
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

,... ,rs.e..s Csshed.--1oto' - t.h
.CSs svr pxyEs Brote<. IL Msit ate :. 40 : :
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

JeweAey ana Waeches, ct A.. 49, - aua 4 80,
N~leus Casa, ssrast tfcsnery u Wal s@e'S
SstHrdnys 81 Aoiook
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

ufrNssa Pteu.tu.u Loc X stitch sovsE
naosine. wnEAl.Ee A WILSON, 62a n'nsdWts,
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

WIGS, Toapees. Hale DSs, usts rys-
in A and Nadayia uream, Tor ccnrdfyins &2 49, '"
HtlCnELpAS, ~ noad rssss
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The Capture 81 the Bark Suli0to.
STATEMENT or Her COMMANDER.
The bark Suose Of Belfast Me-, loaded With COAL vas
boarded on the lNh nst in latitude 40 40 longitude
n 4o by officer from the rsbel privateer Tallahassee
who informed US We wero prize to the Confederate
States but bonded for $50oo condition that we
took shs passengers aud OF the ship Adatc (which
vessel be had just captured 10 Now York, to which
agreed. After receiving them 1.-TWO hundred and one
sculs on board the prvasser allowed us to proceed.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

usws's psasyatMa ra,r Hestern 80
an infs a.b.e remedy tor sssy hair once Wsgnite''
ul,ce YORK.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
CHRONIC CATkuEa

NVIsES IN IHE HHAU,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN fu4
YHROAT.
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Other Nep0fts OF the PRtvateor's D0Isgs.
Mr. Louis Samson Of the pilot boat Noses H. Grinnei,
No. reports that the llth instant Montauk bearing
north by east twenty 6vs miles, saw . hermsphro.
dite brig burned, and bottom up apparently nsw the
Carrie Estelle, 20 doubt.-RzpoRTKR.] t1N
Captain Bardua, of the Hamburg bark Ebe, REPORTS
On the 18th instant, of Mcntauk. three burning
vssseis At tho time the privatssr Tallahassee
came close alongside with the Uaion ensign nyiug After
passing hoisted the rebel Gag Saw man jump over.
board from her, who was picked up BY one Of her
boats and taken On board again. The same DAY the
schooner sirepe and piotboAt burned, and num-
Der unknown. e.
Capsatn swar.s, Of the Holland bark Cheribou, re-
porson the 18th instant, latitude forty degrees
~ i've minutes. longitude seventy degrees thirty.
four minutes, saw . large snip on Are.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
sss, ImpafreN sight,

The dye applied by sktini ar'sts.
Deafness, Impafrea sight,
NOISES IN The HEAD
CATARRHAL 4sy5So,1!oSs IN rus,
CHRONIC oAranna
Gg TIE 5lsEsssc sgSa0' gSs
CURED
CROSS RYE srnAIaHrsNED IN ONE MSOrs
g. Esr g. Ss sfss ass
49,. sss ss sooIss ss ss sro.d%.S
Ea, xsnss ana r,ns. Nsys ssyIcs. Jase
dollars .s ss sns, :sas g,rss. s,os sia
ss 81 sasas; I. 0s oeioss ass. '''" '''A '
FOR tne HAIR ma sRtr-Bn-'v's ut.
ooPheroas The Ses' and ehsapSas asue'o' sa'a s''
FrsekIss pimp,ss, Ta. r,rss ';a,s WST.nN
ms6loATsS r'.asE nsf soar Sr q, i iss broadway.
Grover & Bsker'a aishsst Prsn,i .,s.
r:s, ss .nS sss so IS asah sa.oa .i.ss brsOh
so,r-,a.s poaare santIis up~oata net
fsnn rw eorssaads srg part Of 40 sodY W@TAoir~
.Hsr Majesty" Chsnporne rsr Soto
only BY WV. n. WARD, 10. 7 hiesd ssrsrl near va.
Hiunesa P,em,u,a Lopk stitch sevAr
Mso,in,. wnsAiEs WILSON, ca n''sewfy
u1wsss VsaesatN. raar HesteFn = y e-s
an nfs s,be remsdy tor sfsy hslr. Once Wscni'N'M
pl,ce, Ntu YORK.
NJ You want Know, Sc. &sAn
NRDlChL CoMNDS aFN8E,
A Cor curlsua rrcrs. aut 1a
eve y ouA rysss 81 &c 80 ~ Ni4 = ~ "e"
NSS7"a @' IS, n ~ soorE No. i,l0 srosdn 49, ,
ysveSrv aMa w asc hes, cf All Dr Dr,
sscns fos sAis " eco. ALkhE sA s.ors ss--e
N~cus Casai sras tfcvnsry u wan shsso'
sn sssardays ~ Aoaook -----
v.,,srv Tickets Csshed.- .--hoso :" 80
Ev,va. Jongpp sAYGs. Brote<. " mA' 50 I" -
| mrs. winsiaw's seet"sns SS'~o
..ra,., ,sc.aus cures o,s.ay5 asi Ussf - ~sr'sss
49, s,.,.eh And sowes and tar-s "'sdcSe
4 .xo~c gray Hntr ov n aIInsss -Fosey-
Nc.sasls., s.udy Consasailon frss By Dr. @kA Sd
| JEAN, Ass~ p'acr. .----.------------.~----
4 r..sss sE~.-The Cciebsa ased Wattae
go, I~yer rruss suvss rupture . ,hs e~s 70 IN
rsS snprostc rs and ptnces nris allied. - x-.~
"o"' oHfQonx 90. W H'~s""
! Trus.es, EissxscI( ~ los . inGs, &A.-MsssA
4 co Orice on a. Ma vsssy ssrsst t~asy si.s""h"
|
! wiss, Toapees. Hale Dys, usas rys
in. ssi nsldayia U,sam. Tor ccsr.dfYing Ma hsA
/, HslenELoGs " Nead ssssst
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06

SM 3rccflpn, g. g., murSe nu(ita eine
tSns unBs Same aus 8elsisn mafnnn3 ,no
rotctc in nsicn, 3uitano itr ltino. - Ss mar rru
rprncfner l0srfunft, atsr Gin Srfer Der @srfihz
umaefnt ncS Ser,rgs rrn Slannern, ;irsitsn Gcb.
mes res tGnis5 rsr 9sl9isr. st fattc rsriprrhcu,
Ts ;u ftirot4e, hrt rie 9r@Seit immcr meiter 6in<
aus, Itsrrerce lie ;ulcst ST. elmer Sics nad smcz
rita, nrbin CT rann ltriet, paB ans Der !Setratb
gtitt6 msrpsn frnns, mas rirrt nen sSatni!nu lei
iGr tsr6cif!itrtc.
- lleter GOO eananiits gahitnihHsen unb rier
&ancncn itnr rrn Wrntrtat nab 2SinllOr, Gan0z
na, (9strrit 9esnirer) aciaurt morrcn, I'M meitere
9tsteQsH llntstn.3munBen eui rcm Grie Gte ursrz
biittn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06

Gtn Wti pnrt GARNER T Ell. SSrr>
fiue ME rer fcl3cnce finn feline Ssltentet tn GRii=
curi. Sin Ser Nad,t Ss8 15. Scrtcmter muroe Die
2ecbnunS tinsS Sarlnsr8, 9ianeno Gtarfa, ctire 3
gtcilsn rcn SrNa al ncr Gtrabe rcn Sprirs1elr,
ton @nltbflcEreyn luarnst Sic ipurecn Irar,n snna
rian9cn Statf1 uEn icns 15jafrise 2rhter ftucrs
ten auf 1s unp tristsn ie ipes. 9nS j,uss MaSfsn
a9tc cincn Der 8uIAfierrer sin Yferr as. Gtne
0anilis roerGuAerter 2aufcc'a", Die in Ger AGbe
rrtnt, fiitAtete prr Gem rittlibcn @ciu.b i'm
6enSe. 9;s @ui4flepper fsuertsn ant einsn rrn
i6ucu unh nabmen Gas psbc tocnlo sur 3ielhcits.
Shnttl enti9leiIsn mari Der gtsger ba5 ,Stlno ab
lno f16 rUrslnadt natb TrNa.
Srifttser @tmeiS. Shuilc6rer Scst
@9riitrpt, fiibrc autb On mir einsn @srsi8 an
fir bic fu8slfSrtiae Gcitolt rer Grte. SSrraus
lhie6cit &u, ZAP arisl6e rlmb i;iu nuB?
Gbriitcpb: sScil merfb rt Sthtctt'tn (Stisisln)
frluHm tatift.
, 1864-05-20
FROM NASHVILLE.
How Sherman Out1rlttcd Johnston.

NASHVILLE, May 16.-The advance was ncta
general one, at the eaunc time. A corps at ! Time
Wns thrown Ont and placed In position, and the
10 deceive the rebels ~ % our strength and intoa
tioue. End hare every assusaQse tnat th,y WefH
20 deceived FIrst, the 4th aDd 18th corps took up
e.a ments pos Il baiton, oui el restus on Tuansl iii
then the s3d corps moved dorm from CleEelaad
AID occupied The railroad lending from that town
iEe a!tacE was coming from thar direction. Hook
er with the 2ush cafps. remained. at AtESVold,
Will. McPoerron, with h:s coramlnd, consisting
marched through lafayette to Snake Creek Gap.
where u tcef NJ Etruus petition. fronting Rcaa-
ca, snd !ourn,l awaJ, but With pcksts within
Would %ee be eli 70 sons
front, Il he attempted aretreat-d hazardous under
taking indecd-or dJ to the mountains to tbs e1as
and cut himself loote from the Southern coaiedes-
ary, 20 Iar as ratrOsd communications were con-
cefnt d, which wonEd he fatal to him.
But this wss not all Hooker now advanced
from Rnggold TO Anderson, and placed his fisat
nand, and thus threatened Joe Johnston from an
other direction. ~.
From the len, to Hooker's right, the chain vas
I'D ei MeiheTson, M whi:h il was M necessary 70 d.
True, 1t was believed that the latter could cope
With Joe Johnston si9e1y but + was necessary ,s; 70
tho tn nnd aad Corps were marched to McPher-
tuufs leit; and. us natural consequence all tEs
rHada eouth OF Dalton were thus LETT open 10 Inc
rebels .. ..'... -
"Ioutou Assurance" never beat that, aud Joe
Johnston had long been promising TO res1ke East
| TeDDpzsee and invade the aAoEtn. She,nlsn open-
cd ali the roads to him, and lke Mark Mtdde. in
Yited hin, TO ''co ia'--ro Kick II he would. But
Joe w,ndn's kick. ant he wouldn't try to retak.
East Tenne=eee; he concluded not 10 tnrude tho
North, though Sherman was extremely anxious
that hc thould de- bo:h, extending hin every
facility, aEd, by ha acts promisIns to BE- with him
This Junction Of the ed and 4th corps with Nc
Fhersct made that officer suieenty strong to 4d-
vance On ketata, and cut off John.ton's c 'mm1ot-
satone and II vas At this tlgsa "a tsst tas rshss M
posttion at Daltcn. Hc dare not move North 70
ny to the mountains would he TO dcuorai1ze his
nf1pv and leave every thiae OF value behind; and
to ,Tcceed to Re~aca waa to tight, With the pros
poet Of coming out eecoad best. What YVES he to
do? He E1nst choose tho enst Of the evils, and he
did ehoote It. lie advanced to Re.aca fou. .ht, and
wre beaten most terribly. His loes was at least
500 killed, Wonnde3, and prisoners.
, 1864-05-20
Wl)ifoou Qribn1te.
FgIDAY, MAY 20, 1eN.
TIE CITY.


Tho following lrc the gentlemen chosen at the
primary elections yesterday 10 act as delegates to
the Comfy Convention, to be held this Afternoon
In Netsopo!;tan Eal, Al O'Clock. 70 choose de1s-
gates to at'tEt the Unica Slate Convention at
Springfield. On Wednesday, Nay a5th. instant, to
Rcmsn7te Ett,c officers, &e.
F1ssf Nas..-Geos:e G. Batcs, William Cox, F.
IT. WttiLrcc. C:.arics &. Gregory, Peter Re9l,z,
Dr.. \. :, ISLAM, lsobc-t Hill. IN. West, g. L.
i 1ai Eti*;sFs:er r r. F' shimp, George Schmidt, I.
SpH fcth WntE=lna, s. c. Bake. u. $. uon.h,
G. D'N'o!E G. L. ]caks, Il. 6chroedcs. j. T. Lynn,
~ T., b. 'nods, ;, T. y. Lsvstt r.,...
K 1olla d, w. t. church, Z. 9: ssy5ouf;
A s1t '9sramA s;.ed1 Sekss i nssnrds:,sy
l.. McRoy. L n. Walter Sherman.
,s.!5! Ht5m sse MG,a1n1 1. F. Rofnot, WILLIAM Il sto'
Rs5h Wa4d-A. Pardoe, a. II. Whitney, Il Mis-
meyer, William Hearepu.
S.renfa 1ndvd-G. r. Hooaless, Chrlet. Testmeir.
John Scharls. Chas. Loddinc, F. A. Smith, George
: Mafh Mard-Manesl Tslcot., Smith c. storcr.
John a. Tyrtal: Fred. Lctz, Geo: ". EeMcopb.
q. y. Drtscol1, Thomas AsSa,aar1, Reaocn
ain4. Uard--c, c. r. Holden. a; weapIe, J; 9.
mpF5sb an r Frbna : Tie + a.pre1 a8s 1sa
Hcpfy Efi, Ruescli Green. r. A. Williams,
E7e1s.M Na5d-s. /. RusEel, Moses Gra5. Harry
DGG1. AoEetI 4U[1duIs 1GIte 4lE9n+ W N. LGc0oCKEs
John Tyler. Jpeeph Hogan.
Jacob 1tau1msn, Il. Felscntaal. Il. Y. Hunt.ey,
WIN. GaR:Eeid-
I1SsteeaM War1-Gustar Fischer, c. Folz,
Charles +. Pecs, John kcrbcr.
Hm7cenM WoTd-Ph. Stcinmuller, Val Kst-
nc1, Fritz Karstena- Fritz Fri1nsnn, Christian
Crib. Jcln 1nnlun2n.
Fifteenth Wad-Jalian s. Rnmsey, 1ver Law
sor, Jacob Endere, James t'r4u: A. {. Uesing,
Geo. u. Gushing. Wn. S. Goisen, Charles Charles.
ton. Gtcrec EntIr.
S'ztee9M Ward-A 2. Da.lcy, 4. B. Reynolds,
Dr. William Nsgncr, II. 7. Be,chcr, a. A. KauG:
n,ce, n. Jones. Adam Baic1ic, j. Woodbridge, Jr..
Efaxftoa-j. r. Draper, j. v. Roberts. L. s.
Tn.}or.
The Ccnyantion viii coueiet Of one hundred and
egLty:s11 s|cgs,es tle sams a. last County Con.
nj towns and wards. as then.
The townships viii DC entitled to the following
nprntef OF 0ecFNttF.
, 1864-05-20

Tho Destruction of the Harriet /. Weed
hy u TorEedo-nesereers- Change OF
S,0n1nlandcrA- rA-Rcc0nnoissanc


TCprfeepondencc OF the New YORK Tlmea-]
HnTos Had. 8. c., May ID.
BY The arrival Of the steamer Boston, from Jaek-
eonSflle. lea1n the particulars concerning tho
b'uv1,C up by to.pcdoes OF the steam tn. ulrriat
4, Wce1, In the 81. John's River, ut the moath Of
Cedar creek, and twelve miles below Jacksonville.
TIE Harriet A. Weed: hsv1ng In tow 4 schooner,
lett Jacl lscnville ut abnut o'clock q. N. on Mon
Gay. The Glh. When opposite the mouth of Cedar
Crs ek. a po1nt halfway between the town and St.
joins Bar, she ran upon tWn torped''es, which
exploded simultaneously, resulting II tue camplete
dfst,ur,ion OF The vessel. She was literally blown
G; the savea nearly ali a1e more or less injured.
Can't swift ftatee that he WIS thrown tnto the air
Of IT, hns HIT meea
Ehr carried two Quus, both Of which we're exploded
H. lie concuttion. Tho steamer hns,on, aiso,
hGSirg IT, tow schooner. pFecesded ta9 Weed bnt
two yesT.. and Al one time w4s used p,lot-boat
On ,be same iay that the d,saster occurred, .h ;,
vef md has ns me,s
ritelf Terr watching fur nn- Opportunity to SICK
l. r1cdcr+, f1r number Of desersez6 who came fn;o
Our lines lev hsys prior 70 the EXPLOSION, stated
1pn4tocs spsrf VIII Tbe u.rlet 4 Weed makes t6e h'rl
yrtnffthnt hrs tsen destroyed On thr ". joan 4
w,tLi,, few weeks by means Of torpedoes Th:
fntaticn u FLORIDA BY OH troops has been rnIs a
Wtr:a r. s wi,e movement to abandon jackson
rilr End nlay4, the troops where they would bo o
Desertert within the last two Or thres days h4ye
S:u,:t.- nscht. psr15 OF six:sen Hers ptck:d nQ
neer Fcii Pharli. Tney s'at.n than n eat;rs con
1,sI,y a;ienuted 10 dase't E'tk then raa5 hrauYh
s .! = sas vsns w. has m
thsrleaton nIe fled With weuuded nom Johantcn'.
srnv jsd.!pc rom the taLot of tbs papers, n.
rcbols sfv xsattag ssycsc th,aehag.
, 1864-05-20

tic p1eecrra.ion ty er,b t!.atn- at 1hc dc>d sab
ject. This pInceee OF crub .lniug Ia no~ Of great
1rtcreft 10 ts,c profcseun during ss.. war tho1.
tands SIC anxious 10 haze the bo.ios Of their
friends trnhsmed on the b ttlle deld previous to
thtir removal TO the homes .aey lad io.t. -
This rspost was accepted and referred to tha
CnEmittee on Fta1icat1uB.
Dr.. franklin xs7a nat1ts ihat he should, this
morning, introduce resolution looking to tha IL
PRODUCTION and ]egs1ization af homeopathic p:ae-
tee in the army ot tco unitrd States.
The convention then adjourned
PIE BANQUET.
The City rhyste.aRs envo eonplim measarJ sap
por, last evenin-, ut tho Sherman House. to tho
members Of the Western Institute Of Homeopathy
snd the Illinois Sta:e Homeopathic Aed!csl So.
c1ety. Tho tatlo was 6ulIyened By the presence oi
tho w1ves, daughters aud sEeet-hesrts Ct the doc
tozs. ard taere Wis c1cclsont speaking By many o1
tho grest. Til: spcce already A;1otcl to tha r1nrt
important proceedings Of tile ca.i;at part OF tht
daJ, prevents recital Of tao pleasant talngs tad
ard doEe at this banquet. The,o IL no doabs thai
tcHerer closely ths doctors Ettck to in1nitesE.
n::l Ceres IN The Gtu:niars;ioaal rc,c4's: u =
1csttes 81 lecdins thc5 nfc as alopath!c Is ta=s;
old tctcol contemporaries.
, 1864-05-20
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
The Latest Military Situation.

NEW ToR1, May 19.-AdTlces from Ecvbe1n
state that the rehes enforcing CONSUMPTION In
Beaufort, Hyde, Washington and Tnrreli countles.
There Is rebel aot11la OF Is barses, elch armed
with howitzer and Is men, on the Ceowsn river.
The results OF the rebel raid against NeWbern
were tie capture OF our fcrtifca}ions at Eyans'
Mills, ttAc garrison eecap:nR,) capture Of s:ocE&ds
1t Croutan, with its GARRISON OF 50 men, and some
injury to the ratleoad between Nenbern and Mo1e-
head City.
NEW YouK, May IA letter from North Caro-
urn statee that the enemy are sending all Of their
available forces frou that Stats to Virginia, and
patslpe over tho North Carolina railroads to tho
relief Of Gen. Leo. Gen. Palmer, who defended
Newbcrn 20 successfully last February against a
mnnd Of that stronghold. He is IN old army officer
Of accomplished skill and bravery, Who enjoys the
entire confidence Of all the department.. II the
navy will take care Of the rebel rzs, Gen. Palmer
Wilt take good caro- OF Newbetn.