davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-07-08

kepl aoont mle TO "tndWafd OF the com
p1.aute, auo NJ, mas Snao1eo 70 .Wltness 'tne
wnoie 81 II. ine heafsafge was burning
NeWcaaue cons, and the: Alabama Welsh
cCais. tne uinere1ce N IN tne smoke ttne north
e0antfy coal yielMng go much more) ena-
bling the movements Of each ship to be dis
tlnctly traced. ~
ESCAPE OF sEMMEs.
Tho DdfJ,, Hfu.' Southamnton norresnon-
ae,,+ so~s.
s c.nts,n ,hn' seunee Ia ~ Ke+woy,s Hote, IN
aEsu osnaes ~ tI ASt""J %. 1o.e. -
soutnampton, nu Inc otner omeels an9
men are aoonE me to#n getnng elotnes @ ana 4,.a
neGessariTs; n;3 Inty NJ 'aAen GnalSe " ~ lns
eattols home nese. SaP.ia seuatnes a4a ~
NV H. .es,c 49, su n, stna". ~ ~
Eana Enuea ., sue eAuT1 H. ~ nt., tuS t ~
maAe. p1fenasee. .As Caps1tu na.N nauu rs ss
ae4oa. ne eaop " "as Gsu"aea WIN YIN RsoRis'
enucoG e1sta coInan1g ~ ~ ln'pse u 1n' eoh'e@
Messsa onntHa Eaaan,,a, -+.,naa .aror,1 .o4+,os
~ norf ~ 41aatad IKE cust stnmar b;s Meu
tenant and fhnse WIN came fn see them With
much hospitality, Capt. Semmes anxlously
asks what the people OF England thought Of
the South, said slavery there existed but
In name, and that the North aud South Would
never again be united. He said, moreover,
that he had endcnyored to do his duty to his
country, When he left the shop crowd had
collected ronnf the dnor. VIM made wnv for
hin md treafed him with mucb resnect' He
seemed seer to be- laborInr under mental anqnish.
and to feel most acutely the complete defeat
ha hod eyner,enced and fhe deafh md snfTar.
ings which that lefeat lad caused, S -'' -
Cant. Semmes is thtn. Wiry-bni1t man.
with q stern and determined air. he is abouf
INV years Of aee. with a small. red. pointed
fsce. and beard and mousfscLe In The Amer
ican etyIe. He had on yerY old naval Off.
GERS % cap. o. and an ne English naval ueutenant's
fncket He declined 10 see any stranrers at
his hotel. His lat lIeutenant is q fine looking
yonng man. Ii answer to ouestions Capr
Semmes said that he left ali the nronrrty M
noesessed and nnwards Of sixty chronomc.
iers which he had taken frnm csnfnred Fed
e1s1 me1c},antmen In Cherhonrr nrevjons fn
onfnn ent fo tinht thu Kearsarrs'
eetns IL .oSs ou tbot he W. wa cnmn3st.,v aece,xed
n. tn the strength % md arna,,ent IF the Fed.
eraI shin, What he recoiiecte1t of thu Fear.
enT7,e wns that si,e 1vas an or1fnarv sioon ~
TaT II he had known that she vas ip an iron. ~.
clad. and mich more hearily armed than
@ a. a1ohamn % he En1,1d nof havs fnnoht f1'aa AZ
It Tas nadnsss N to 1a ~ He safd tfat thu m
f,oht hetWecn +1e Afnhama and Kearaarvn
bss tansht ,,no+hcr Iesson In naval warfare
That If The nse1essness of nrdinorT shins ~
, 1864-07-08
THH LATE CONGRESS,

large Inns experienced d sense of relief, as
the words Congress has adjourned,' were
sent over the telegraph on Tuesday. For
good reasons, it w4s body Of men In whom
as whole, the country lacked confidence.
1t was in this respect below, rather than
above the average Of Congresses. Aid yet
the country will be agreeably disappointed,
that, after all, it transacted SO much of bene-
ficient business toward the end OF its days;
for 1t cannot be denied that 1t rather improy-
ed as IT grew older; and could it have lived
on for hnlf a century further, there are rea-
sons to believe, 1t might have been able to
commend itself fully to the public regard,
Notwithstanding these grounds Of hope, Its
demise Will be taken with great resignation;
and the only regret will be, that It's end Is
not final, and that it must still further dis.
treas itself and the public with its assem-
blage.
And yet, we have no disposition to under
value this body Of public sersitors. 1t has
good men In 1t, and number of them. But
as Il school is weighed down by its poor
scho1a1t, though it may have many good
ones, 80 Legislature is deteriorated, from
the head down, by very tew positively
mean Qen., And II few dead flies cause the
ointment Of the apothecasy to send forth
sinking SAVIOR, what can be said for the oaor
OF It when frequent Jumps Of larger carrlon
are all the way tnter1ning1ed? Truth is, a
body Of saints purified would be eoiled and
put in bad odor by contact with such polecats
Is the Woods, Aliens, Cox, and the Voorhees,.
An ocean Of cologne would smell bad With
nne A{eY Innfr Roakfnsr in IL This Cnn1reae
tao comP1hn', OF "Men ooys hS1hs Ates
sometimes complain. Ii md too much tall
Its caudal ratio ran Tar mp, to fnclnde huge
portion OF It's body. And as for Its good
men, II was Their misfortune, and great
Pity, TOO. that they were in the con-
d1non OF tnae dog We read OF IN
school primer history. who was caught In
~. Ca-esss.. a 49, ye', soIty as 1nH nense
49, .ou1t. aa. -. ~ -, n 1auo .'. ~ IVY
49, tsA1sst. -. s. .,'.-a 1nA' ~ ua'
~ ~ 49,: ~41 a.1o. ~ ~ e'ns ~ eApIe'1
s.a,t,.. .'-e,s..s :. ~. $500. a M o'4 ~ nhe
s..11.Dp-". " 80 o'eemos. ~" 1ae
sassss,1ns ,. ~ Aa4 'er ~ ~, ~ lus1
naWuutge.x ~ 80. ~"s ~. ~ oe ooppesneau COZ
s I.et ss..'a "..A e.sa oaua'" ~ Aol epeaA
+.a,- 1o1,,se 80 e u.u ~ ."! ou
~ tts o.ha, aatns.,as 49, 49, ~ ~ 49, g.. 1850
+hs corr+-+o ~ 49, panaa - ~, w.. s css
A. sha.+ = S.',s,. s 49, ~ Ns =, tue
Sana ~ ~ soa.t1 ~ -. -.a..E s,. o os
shnss a.rs ond non5a 49, r fae,' o.. ep .ss 60 -
s,s ~ prasfdant .ra ~ a. W. ~ NJ
~,en # cams too.tha. .;:a .,:e,aa
+he s,or,ons Co,fs1 40 sna.ter % ~ ~
the connerbeads instead ~ be,,ow.
sn1 % III; M. b,.a4aa 80 TO- ~ ~.
~ IT, I,,;cnsss 80 ta1t as t. 20 ~ ,,ot
1-o+4y = .,oea Con1-aas 60 ~,
a. e :. .a,s +Sat - y ~. ....., ...o.
- e s - enN p0os - ~ w w
, 1864-07-08

THrRBDAY Ev141Na, July :, 1854,
LUMBER-Rec:lvedy yesterday c,&55Jko feet Ct l1u.
ber. Tho market hiss beeu more active; the tempo.
ray depression consequent the holiday Of :he @th
OF Jn1y rapidly disappearing For the best Flooring
and all higher Rrades Of lumber. The market Il still
hrmef and advancing. In many cases lumbezefs are
taking carsoes into deck rather than ss at present
rats.
: sH1NaLEs-1nm miserable supply. Receipts yester.
day 900. Market active and very nrn at preytops
quotations.
A0An~Aa AAooeia 20 oupp1J' ma heeao1'
- CARGO HALEs TODAY.
Part cargo Bchr Sebastopol, from Huskagou. sold
by Eastman. 30 900 feet rough lumber ut s1s3 cargo
Wm. Smith, from Lu4lngton'a Mil, Henomouee. 14o-
600 feet mil run lumber 1t 324to: cargo schr Wyo
ming, from Grand Haven, sold By o. Brewster, Is.
0co feet lumber strips, 1t &2ps; pes lath 81
ftt9 $4,000 feet tinch plank, sold BY Merrill to ar.
rive, aRy length and any width, At 5000.
Tbs following are the yara prtee1:
, 1864-07-08

FI4H-WH1t111aH-Atleng length. altar N uapsra1-
Nc are apled to-day to quote N absolute decline
of s9c ht hrl On yesterdays qpotat1?ns. This bag
sanauipe ezpeetat,ens had registered. Tnory-rhe
mAFxk hAa a4o gong do m sc, and IL dull and mac
tive, iAACKna1L-1n fair request aud unchanged.
CcpInn-l1 limited amply With = good densnd.
, 1864-07-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
! THuRHDIY BYHM4, July 7. 1s6

ore on a bG,ix Of &c stordqe per 5u&he}, ty1less
esaest11se stated Flour Il sosd delivered stutess
otserfctss st4ttd
, 1864-07-08

Army observation-disclosures a1d a
+, Reverrnd SpeculatoF-An Engrate.
iul tVretch-The Roufth-GoldeU
Dreams.
, 1864-07-08

Editors Chicago Tribune:
P]ease announce as the result Of the 4th Of
July pic-pic celebration at Lexington, Ill, In
behalf Of the q. 8. Christian Commission.
The amount contributed by the audience,
$2,07000, -. ..-.,
By the Ladies' Aid Society, for refreshments
SOLD, $4,000.
Total, t.ce7:ty.t,co hundred and 5fsy doEldrs.
Chaplain MeCabe entertained the audience
with one OF his thrilling addresses. It was
O Joyous day for the thousands gathered
there, and viii do doubt gladden. the hearts
of many OF the sick and wounded soldiers.
Why could not such pic-nics be held all over
the land9 Yours truly, OBSERVER.
, 1864-07-08
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
CHICAGO LUMBKR MARKET,

Thera Ia change to note In quotations In the CHI
caEo Dry Goods Market. The market is quite active
for the season. 4
, 1864-07-08
Chicago Nribltuf:;
TIE SITUATION .
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1854

The late rald Of Wilson and 'hautE a:e:ninrt
+br Richmond and DanTille and Petersburg
and Lynchbu1g Railroads was, not Withstand.
5nr onr heavy losses, the most destructive
raid against the enemy's communlcationsyet
made during the war. The Da1Tlle Road oc-
cnn,es the same position In reference to Rich
mond. and the Lynchourg Road stands In the
same relation to Petersburg, as does the Phil
ade1phia, Baltimore and Washington Aaal-
road to our national capital As Gen. Grant
t.ratens his coils around the rebel capital
Lee will spit fire like awasp In a SPIDERS
web. His raid up to Harper's Ferry is spite:
fnl attempt to initiate the threatening char
acter of Grants operations against Richmond.
Meanwhile another Of Grants strategic rove
mcnts is on the eve OF execution. Lee, who
OF old, was so fond Of taking the initiative,
now Harlly watches the movements Of his an
1aconist, and confines himself.to efforts pure-
1y defensive. What Grants next movement
storm Petersburg is none the more probable,
because he makes an ostentatious show of In
1ention to do SO, by twice summoning it to
surrender. To strike out somewhat in the
line pursued by Wilson's raid, turning the
right Of the rebel army and Of Petersburg
and planting himself on the line Of the Rich
moud and Danvllle Railroad, in the immedi-
ate rear of Richmond, would be not unlike
Grant, as it would compel Lee to fight 4
pitched battle, or 1all back to Richmond. A
push from Bermuda Hundreds TO separate the
rebels at Petersburg from those at Richmond
would have seemed more probable before the
rebels had SO fully fortified aga,nst it. That
the expected movement will be intended to
place Grants army more Immediately aud
cmbsrrassingly across the line Of Lees COM
munications, however, may safely be pre-
snmed. If in SO doing he could get between
the rebel forces at. Petersburg and those at
Richmond the advantage would be increased
by dividing the enemy II these results could
be attained without giving Lee chance to
sever his communications, the safety Of the
movement would be still increased, but rs
Lee cannot be occupied in severing Grant
from his base without suffering Grant to scy-
CT him from his own, the risk Ia equal, and
being equal is, as to Grant, practically moth
ing, since Lee will do nothing on equal risks.
W. are making no mistakes. Grant believes
he is winning. Every day acconplishes
something. We can afford to wait in hope,
and do what we cau with courage.
, 1864-07-08

were: destroyed, and with such haste and fury
that The inhabitants had to fee for shelter
under the bluffs Of the lake, leaving their
cattle and horses in their retreat, which in
large amount Of tan bark, lumber and cord
vnnd WAS DESTROYED.
, 1864-07-08

pop Their OPTIONS, lest Democrats differing
With item might leave the "party." But
evesy day they crawl little nearer to Woods
platform; they Will practice diesimElation
onl5 until they think the party is sufficiently
rina and rnffen IN take the n1tnge -
, 1864-07-08

W We learn that the new draw for the
R.iR r. r. bridge, is in procees Of framing
at Chicago and will be finished in the most
substantial manner, ready fordeliyery here
in few days. The work on the pier Is rap
idly progressing, and 1t is expected that
trains will be running over the bridge early
in Aurust.- Davenport Gazette,
, 1864-07-08

DRIEU UFRUlTSEAPPLIs-The tendency q The
uarg e. FOR several days past h.a been 10 HIGHER
prime Michiaan a7d Nav York nait, lie supply of
Whlch nas boen very limited On previous Q1otatfons
rates choice Apples are held !eiy nrm. Small irnts
are tn limited supply. and With fair demaud
With the prssens high sates Of gold and exchange,
the market continues very 6r, with strong up ward
, 1864-07-08
Tn1UmpHs OF FACTION.

onlS until fhey think the party Is suhcaentl5
npe anu rotten 10 ta1e me plunge.
TntUmPKas or FACrTor.
The New York Worsd Is in ecstacies over
the repeal Of the gold blu and the resigua-
ton Of Chase. The gold bill was repealed
under CoPperhead pressure in order to re-
duce the price Of gold, and under the pre-
tense that it would do so. The end having
been obtained, the Torld now says that its
repeal must not be-exPected to. reduce the
pr1ce Of gold, because the Injury 1t inflicted
upon the valne OF greenbacks Was t,Txpar-
oue.
oa nood "1s 1ss me @ o. NE foso oaa WI 90
marked depreciation in The psiee Of Fold On ae- M
count Of it."
The World regards itself as among "those
who. have been constrained, from sense Of
public duty, 10 expose the errors and predict
the end Of Afr. Chase" The error Of Mr..
Chase, # such it be, consisted In having pro-
yided the Government for three years with
all the money required to carry on the most
gigantic war OF the century, at q time when
, 1864-07-08

/: has been from time l1nraemo-1al the on3ss4 a
phtsrthrcpista to md BONE remedy for the ills o
Me, and scientific SKIN has for ages explored eFezY
avenue in ordsr to discover the hidden secret It he
been, however, reserved for modern science 10 bring
before the world the great destrc7es Of dtseess.
fn
, 1864-07-08
w. r. DAVIDSON,
ID EAD AND REFLECT.

Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati.
BUREHAA 4 VAN sCuAACK, Wholesale Agents,
Chicago. tys-m59d I'm F XAW.44
, 1864-07-08

- The statue Of Washington recently
captured BY Gen. Hunter ut Lexington, Va.
is now on exhibition at the Sanitary Fair In
Wheeling, ". V. It Is the first bronze
statue eyer cast Of Washington.
, 1864-07-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Tnga,D4T EyzSEsa; July 7th, 1se!;
enced By the rise in gold In Nov York. What pro-
dnced ht rise In gold only certainly underitood by
those ntlde the ring We hear 1t 1ntimated that
influence At WorS is the neglect Of President Lincoln
to sign the recent act for the repeal Of the Gold BILL
and The fcar that he will not do no. An application
Of the tactics which were directed at Secretary
ChaBc; the gambler think will BRING tha President
t, terms. The rebel yald In MArylaud may have
somewhat to do With 1t. But We quits sura tho
real cause vary lttle to do with either except Is
incidentally employed By operators togve the mar
ktt such direction will accord with their lnterasty
II for tha interest OF large holders that the price
should up. Just 1t probably will be for their In
te1est next week, Whsn they have sold out at high
prtces, and want TO replenlsh to have It 90 down,
The range Of gold IN New York to.dny. fe1egrsph
ed to James Boyd EsQ 50 Clark strees. IL folows:
$$:::::::zz$ $ |Ss
11:15 5a.m-........--..--I71I =. -
Hero the market opened at as, advanced to s65
clo4nz at 2so@962H. The market vas faye1ish. with
2it4A5,
The demand for money has bean just u pressing A
At any previous dsy, and II such thing poBal-
bic, eTen mora Everybody Is speculA.ing in mar
kefable commodittes+ and everybody Waasa money
to 10 with. or course every new operator that
ter1 the ring, and every old one that can dnd any
thing to bny, wants money. These latter are not
your modest gentlemen, thht are sometimes wiling
to czego their desires, and open an opportunity for
else. but they ale continually crying for
more. They Eeta few fayors, bat not many. 4 1e-
pnlae does not discourage them. out taey mako =
second third md fourth Assault upon the bankers
each time with Increased persstency. OF course |
monty marketla the result, not close respec
table, 1eapontb,e merchants There II enough money
for this class, and will be- Il the rst c1aas are COM
PEELED 90 down. under the str1ugeney which thsy
themselves foollhly cFeate, will regret tt.
One thing Is eertan tbs supply Ia half equal to
this outside, speculative demand, and will be;
days hence. No discreet man x1ll take margins on
the prices Of grain which now Enle this market OF
more than &C % per cent Of tho market price, be-
cause circumstances not beyond the control OF events
may reduce the pr1ce Of Staples nearly II not quits
thetc ngufes- '.
Exchange Is nat TO-DAY. Wa quote II at fGk dis |
count buying par selling.
Three thousand dollars In do1b1s eagles wtre
bought last week from one man BY banking hoQ9a
ia CEdA1 Rapids. So Isys the Cedar Valley Times.
rank Of Ohio, at Cedar Rapids, has a been snb- |
ecEtbea. and application for charter wtl1 soon be
CAHI1 To11s.-Ihe following will show the re- !
cepts tolls 1t Buffalo from Nay 1et to JulyIsI In
the yeafR indicate d, T1z.:
S533 y
3ol.it303
1bO s-...ss+...s.... Eb.N
lLL1NolB BANKs-The following fs the Auditors |
official statement Of the securities and Culaton Of
the Banks Of Ilncis they existed Monday, July
4th 1854. We may remark thst the securities are iii
, 1864-07-08
63f AycR, street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES Sc EVANS.
g ssucc.~szs T. c. u JACKSON Z COZ So
/ pHQPEIETQEA f''

roe saas BY a1uxaissa sud dealers tn evaeJ sssA n
oS Ba-We kaTo discontinued IA eAauthct1ra Il ~
..n. ar scyenty-ve cent. slxe. The doilss bottle -
seronnt Of tta si1e. beng much the cheaper Do r.
esssamer.. see mat !" 171ea ons DollaR"i d oa -
"Fasp1i iypRS Sc sn9H. aeax,a sssxa Ax@A
susk1lWlYHA1-adQ n LAke tHesk G1es1Eos u
, 1864-07-08

Z s By Do 4 e p q e e 8; seS91 go1o 20
4t $ia; 4n9 Ds Do :. 1ls;:1M.ah e - 61 u 90 - T. s,E
Ancas 6foo bu 1n1nGpetted n y - anoAt: 1a,ys %
No 1t a. G. Q. b.: 10. ~ bu DO a4 4l3. 9. q
5 ro b1 do ai q 1t3{ t. Q. o.s LOO ID DO g.
b. A. she e1ooc tne market Vas !e1y n1m es S1-oA
for No Corn and q ssfor 70 Corn Il e9ofa ~.
OAT8-Recstyeat 70 dAy, y,1.a has ah1ppeo. = - %
A.rk.t adyaneea 1e9e - but ~ vy ts1lFs: si1 e.
ss'ss n p e e. = s9 e e1
DO 4 axe: iIej bu do ats-e; 1900 81 No dats In
atore at he: go hu do u sc As0 bu % ~ ssci
saa bn DO It 9cs 40 bu rtiestsd oats IN store at
56c: $40 .bu do 1t &c; 1oee By do u 1c-mA1kst
ce sing Qntet And nominal 1t sc for No. l.
RfE-ReceiTed to-day. so bo; shtppeo. IH9 bo.
Aarkcs quist. ka1ts to-d2y-13 bags At s1'o On
RARLEY-Recesveds to-day. none. Narks: quiet
and NOMINAL Bales to.dAI wtle:-saoAZs II sl.@ on
ALC0HOI-NomtnAl 1t IS 4t4s.Ae per gal.
BUTTkk-ReceiTad to-caJ, 1881 0s: shipped.
100 ns- Tbs MaIRst IL 1n1ctlse-oayels AID saliefs
being apart Shippers are offering E0316c. but It u
fenerslly beld At t1 We quota
Primo Dsty, IN cFocks and tuba ....1s2sc
shtpplnk H1taes. IN arkn1 98
sasss sosdsi 10 a7iias pfm: 1t sas il asfias t
BEANs-Nornlp.l At 9a.asQa 70 2 nu,
BROOM c0RN-NosDinN at &XAaH0 y ton.
HlGHWlNES-Rrce1ved today, SO bs1s: Rh{p-
ped, t6o bfs. tdolt and zsc lower. 6a,ss To-
day we're: ~ il 1t 49, SO bFls At el71 9o1 hrts
at u 4 Market c:oslpg dall as t1.7.0l 2:
l. 8AEEING-Io fair demand, With limited SUP
srE IN good receipt and tfn At present quotations
, 1864-07-08

Sxss1te PASSING THROUGH TIE WE1LAEo CA.
1AL~-We are Indebted TO Captain E. P. Dosr for tha
following List Of vesseh passing through tho wel,ana
, 1864-07-08

French Cali. IS
Da..-......-:-.H 6XaA@
French Calf lie.
mo1n8, 4 doz- .....-
en-. .@9110-o1
French Calf Le-
moines, Sec .
oads. a doz.3H.Mainm
Lt1inKs. q d0x 10.m9 15W
Roana. 2 dog. 15IN@ 13M
, 1864-07-08

ship the Tnscarora. carrying ten, instead of
eight, EerJ heavy 11-lnch shell guns, the 30.
called columbiads Of the American navy, The
Alabama, on the contrary, is stated to have
had only tWe heavy rided guns and aik broad
side 50 2-pounders. :
The crew Of the Alabama comprised in all
about $50 when she left Cherbourg. Qftheee
ten or twelve were killed during the action,
and number we're known to be dfowned,
the difference between these and the number
brought home by the Deerhound being, 1t is
hoped, saved by the boats OF the Keafsarge,
or some French pilot boats which were in the
vicinity. The French war vesse, Couronne
did not come out beyond three miles. The
surgeon OF the Alabama was ed Englishmap,
and, as nothing has been heard Of him since
he went below to dress the wounds Of some
Of the sufferers, it is feared that he went
down with the chip.
The wounded mtn on board the Deerhound
were carefully attended to until her arrl.al
here, when they we're taken to the Sailors
Home. in the Canute road. Several Of the
men are more or less scared, but they are all
about the town to day, and the only notice
allie Gaze ia TINT Of q man who was wounded
10 the groin, and that but slightly.
Captain Semmes and his First Lieutenant,
I NJ; J. II; Eli, are staying at Kelway's Hotel,
IN Queens Terrace, where the gallant COM
mander is under the care of Dr., Ware, 8
medical gentlemen Of this town, his right
nana belhg slightly spllnteted by she'll
When the men came oil board the. Deer
hound they Lad nothing on butthelr drawers
and shirts, having been stripped to fight. and
one OF the men, with sailors deyotedness,
insisted on seeing his Captain, who was then
lying In Mr. Lancaster's cabin in very ex.
hausted state, as he had been entrusted by
Captain Semmes with the ships papers. and
to no one elss would he give them np.. The
men were all very anxious about their Cap.
tain, md we're rejoiced to find; that he Ind
been: saved They appeared to be set Of
first rate fellows, and to act we'll together In
perfect union under the most trying clrcam-
stances. -, =.
The captain Of the forecastle on board the
Aabamo, Norwegian, says that when he
was in the water he was hailed bY boat
Gom;the Kearsarge, "Come here Old man,
and We'll save you;" to which he replied,
.'Never mind me, I can keep up half an
hour yet; look after some that are nearer
drowning than am" He then made away
for the Deerhound, thanking God that he was
under English colors. - - .
Throughout the action the Deerhound-
kept about mile to windward of the COM
batants, and was enabled to Witness the
whole Of it. The Kearsarge was burning
Newcastle coals, and the: Alabama Welsh
'ccals, the difference in the smoke 1.-THE north
country coal yielding 80 much more) ena-
bling the movements Of ench ehfp IN he d5a-
, 1864-07-08
FROM THR HON, THOMAS B. FLUEKNCL
IRON THE HON. THOMAS 3. FLORENGA

y. W2HHIHE3IRN. UV. lBL, I&4.
9IK11xAK1: Having stated It verbally to JoH.
have 70 heslt4tton r. ws!t'ng tbs fsst thst sz2s.
Bitters. During long and tedious sees!on Of CO...
Rress pfe4sinC and oneruus dulles nearly pfostfatea
den have named. Tsook hts aasice, and the rvsal1
1sa Improvement Of health renewed enesgy, ard tn.a
Othaip may be aiEila1ly advanaxed they destru -
no* @sW1 1su4 lTHHtfAa n rroREHCR
, 1864-07-08


LEATHBR-Market rather active with no change
In previous quotations On Cafsklns and Sos Laa b.
er, With . limited and l1atequate supply, VIC slu
nots an upward tendency. We quote:
, 1864-07-08

EHEE3E.MNfEtE1n N All SUPPLY. VIII 4t61 d
ties are better than preytouslI hAvo COMO 70 hand
fer1os to NY productions of the WeHiefn sssea Tho
sooner this net Z Ecsog1izcd by 1thnols dairymen
ofbetter quality and hntah than USUAL ne gHote:
Hamburg
WeStefn Re1eEve. arc
COFEEE-AaEket moderately active. Prices
York 1not1t!on44haye advanced 1a1Hc per D. bus
with the ln ths eold markell dealers hero
have been wt1E to sell at tha above increase In pre-
y1ous rates.. We quote:
9anto&. Gil
JAVA
tlo% 1Au 70 R0EQ 4144ae3E
Rio. .9cod 70 prime. .-...........*1 @4s 6
Sslss today brs at Ic doz hr1a At 15c = dczs
! brls at 14c = doz.