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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
CHRISTOPHER CT1IT.rN

In n.--- ss '''iAc ehs ofV II
he h has and Scott County generality that
whcre he y prepared 10 shoe hnr.s - ,h's city
,'no principles After twenty years ..n c se,en,
i;me H. W., ~ 'he anatomy Of the foot ~ wL;"S
;,'ne r. nas spent eleven years under he wcl
Wishes to say tina, best s vs'rinarn. il EUROPE
persons having horses Iaborinp nndar ,h g al
:" colns or constructions, commor1 ny o n.,
nongh bound interfering, called
Of ~, iaacc sand cracks sprains spayina gasr
which he wa,r. founders, ring bones for aii OF
~ greater part Of these diseases ra
ssoelnE or want of proper fress,nsr. eao.eo by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13
llmpresent;slDie Heads
are in moment beautiiied by the Operation of
Chrisf0d0..'s Hail. Isyeserrufire.

@lkCACk ERY i earnestly caution all
young men suffering fr1m Nervous Debility, &C.
against endangering their health by patronizng
any Of the advertising quacks You can fuyre
cover by the methods used by the advertiser, and
by hundreds of others, AND IN no OTHER Way
Read e letter which ! will send you if you will
send me post paid envelope bearing your ad-
dress. Direct TO
EDWARD ii. TRAVER,
ebll -d&wlyl Lock Box Boston Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-13

~ Nervous Debility. Sentinel
Weakness etc, can be co.ed by one who has real
ly cured himself and hundreds of others. and vii
tell you nothing but the truth. Address, with
stamp, EDWARD II. TRAvER,
mayl6-d6w1y Lock Box, Boston, Mass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Chorokoo euro
A pafaai@a eHrs for ayer7na.srYasa, Jssstaal
Wskaess kociuraai Epsissosss aaa an diseases eas-
ed ~ ssJpellaion sseA Lees u MaHsry, Uaifsr-
sai Lasssds, Paaaa the Back. Dssaasss II YsloH,
Prematurs on agss Veal Nsrrss, Dsacsifv sf
Bysaihlag, TSsasblsag, Ratsuissss Erupileas ths
Faee, Pale CoaafsaaHes Iasaaiig, CoasuHsgfoH, aae
all tAs Diyefai eoHPiasnis caused b. dspaFslng r0s
ne Path 81 aafars.
ns~ThiH medicine IL simple vegetable extract,
aud enc on which All can rely. II has been used
in our practice for many years, and With thGua-
ands treated IL has set failed Ia single instance.
fts curative powers have been suflicisnt to gain
victory over the most stubborn case.
nS-ro uoss who have triasd with thsireonstl-
tation, until they thint themselves beyond the
reach % medical AID. could sAy, pszpafr Hoff
the cHERoKEE Cusg will rnstore you to health
and vigor and altar all quaek doctors have failed
For fall particulars, get Circular frem any
Drug store Ia tbs country, or writs tbs PFoprie-
tors, who will mail free TO any desiring the same
a null treatise IN pamphlet form.
n@-Priers, 81 per bottle or thrve bottles for g.,
and forwarded by Express 10 all parts Of the worid
50 Sold BY all reapeste5is Druggists evssy.
whera. $3.50
DR.. w. r. Merwin &c Co.
sexs PMoPRrEroas,
No. 80 Liberty Street. Nsw York.
nS-sold In Evansville b. VIM. Bierbowsr aud
by all druggists svsrywhsre- [FsbiedAwiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Dyspepsia,

And lts attendant train Of symptoms, 10 sets mere
like shaFm tIan . medicine. There IL nothing
lE the range Of the hAtsriA Msdica, that for mo-
msnt bear . comparison With Il IL tails disease.
A full account Of this Wsndsrfnf plant may b
found In thu 18th edition 0fths y. 3. D#penszso.
~, pages 1887 aud 1888.
series Of eKperiEnsn u Ia whleh Dr.. Ball has
been for years engaged, has iust been brought 70
successful termination. and hs IL new enabled 10
onor 20 the public combination of Cedron, With
other approved TONES, tbs whole preserved Ia ths
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
which he Il confident has equal ln tbs world
He might furnish yoiuas Of certificates, but
the public have long sinee learned to sstimAts
thinga at their true value. The skeat plan fs for
svory one 10 test for himssif the virtues Of rev
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

One trial and you will nsqsr any others.
IL IL not necessary 10 publish long Ilst OF dis
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, bow
ELS, LIVER or KIDNEYS
In all afectioHs Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMEET OF
THE STOMACH or HOWELSg
Ia GOVT, RHE UmATIsBf AND NEU-
RALGIAt
And 10 FEVER AND AGuEt
Il destined 70 snpsreeds all other remedies. II
not only cures thsss diseases, but IL FaHvEHT
them.
wine glass fall Of the BittsFs taken an hour
before each meal. will obsiAts the ~ Effects Of the
most unhealthy climate, aud ser.en the person
/ taking u against dissaas under the meat tryfns
/ exposures.
Hoid by Druggists aud Groesrn generally.
HS-Dr JOHN B0LL's Principal Once, Ffffh
street, Loulsvills, Ky.
seld By OVERWHELMING,
| febs sois Agsat. Evknssiils, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ TIE =. ". LuE
Exclusively for the Journal.
FROM the Potomac Army.
fTrlnuna,s areeial.I

" Iraouneis 6pecsaAsi
HEADQUARTERS, june 2l.--The troops |
of the Army Of the Potomac proper are
now aisposed in semicircnlar line |
around the town, cur left extending |
across the Petersburg q Norfolk Rail |
road on the south, and the right resting
on the Apponattoz at Mills's house, four
miles from the city.
ButIers forces occupy position on
our right and front 70 the north and
westward the Petersburg d Richmond
Railroad. Opinions differ "a to the
number Of rebel troops lying in front q
Petersburg. Il is known that Beaure.
gard troops are there, as great ma
jority Of the prisoners, thus far, repre-
sent themselves as belonging 70 his COM
mand.
Gen. Lees army confronts Butler, and
are go disposed as TO defend any move
ment against the Petersburg 4 Rish-
mond Railroad The occupation Of this
road By our forces will no doubt com
pei the abandonment Of Petersburg, while
81 the same time it would hasten the
downfall Of the rebel capital Petert-
burg, the terminus Of the Norfolk, Wei
don Il Lynchbnrg roads, once in our pc g
session, with G0rdonsville occupied by
Hunter, cavalry constantly cutting the
Danyille road, the fall OF Richmond,
even without further aggressive move
ments on our part, is simply matter Of
time.
frribun.'s spseialI
NEW YoRE. June PA special to the
Tribune, dated Headquarters Army Of
the Potomac, June 81, II r. D., says
As write another important move.
ment Of this army Is being executed
The general headquarters Of the army
10 10 be moved at Q o'clock in the morn
ing. OF course any details at present
would be contraband. The movement
must have been one Of Meade's owr
choosing, ~ we have not, and never
could be, driven from our position, anc
the public will he satisfied 10 understand
ing the change TO be prompted By pros
poets OF advantages, and not forced b.
necessity. The utmost confidence pre-
walls in the command.
L0fer.--SiBce writing the headquar
ters have been moved, and the move
nent referred TO has been made.
Words Special.
WAsnISo1os, jane 23--Advices from
the army mp TO yesterday aeon, At hand
relate almost wholly to contraband intel
hgence. A movement, which promise
important results, is in progress, but il j
not deemed prudent to give any particu
lars at present
The position Of affairs around Peters
burg is unchanged We still retain a
the rebel works our forces captured
The Worlds Washington special say.
tits officially announced that the NEE
ing Of the members Of The Nations
Democratic Committee will be held
Washington on the Both, just At moot
for the purpose Of general consultation
and for tho deliberate consideration
business
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

has become housshsld word threaghout ths
West and South and his Vera Lezssgss. In isss
than = year after their introduction, attains1 .
reputation - Sids-sprsad e. tee eeatinset Of
North Amsriee- Bat the eFoyaink glory " his
lille remains be stt&ins1 Ia Bis latest discovery
Or rather combinsti0ns for be does Bot elaiiz 70
have bssh the discoYsrsf Of CEDk0H, whieh Il The
baais Of ths bittsFs nov offered 10 the public,
That honor belongs 70 the native Inhabitants Of
Central Amertsa. 20 whoa It's viFsasa have been
knswn for mors than two hundred years. Armed
Nth it, the indian blas defiance 70 the mosi dead
~ malaria. and handes Nitheat fsaF the n1ost
ofnOus serpsnts. IL isl belief With them that
while there L breath lsft 10 he hoay, the CsdrDn
i potent 70 cure, 40 matter what tbs disease NAY
BE-. @
While Dr.. Bull e not prepared 70 indorss this
extravagant prstsnaioa, he 10 nevertheless salts
fed from a thorough examination Of the sytdsnoe
Fslatiys 20 it, virtues, that ~ remedy and pre-
tentative for all diseases arising FROM exposure,
either 70 the changes ~ weather and climate 70
the masmatio Influences IL stands Nith0at . ri,
val, and Justly deserves this reputation Il has %
long eajoysd 10 Cestral AmsrieA and the West In
l dies. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
LYONS KATHArron.

Kathairsn Il from the Greek word "Ksthre, 'sor
"Ksthairo," signifying 20 elsanae, reIavinats and
restore. This ertisls Il what its name Higaiass
For preserving. restoring and identifying the
human hair u Il the most remarkable preparation
in the world. II 10 again owned And pat ap By
the original proprietor, and 10 now made with the
same care, AKIN and attention which gave IL 9
sale ef over one million bottles per aanum.
lei moat delightful Hair Dressing.
II sradioAtes scurf aud aAndruH.
II kespa the head cool and elean.
II makes the hair, rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair nom tAlliag oI and turn
Ing gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful
head ofhalr shoald use Lyons KAthairon. II 10
known and ed throughout the eivtlized weird.
4 Sold By ell respectable deAlers.
DEMAs BARNES co. New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Millinery Again.
REMOVAL.
staoa nmce Removal.

vrsHK EVANSVILLE AID Mt. VERNON
Sac OGlcs has hesg 1ela0Fsd fron the
,r..k5rzton Hons 70 the American House. The
&C., III lszEs daily Lstsssu ssFsn and sigkf
o'cloek A. NJ.
Tfs FsousfIfs stage leaves tie Ansrisaa H0Ess
an Mondays, Wednesday,, AID xEtssys. bssvssH
seysn azs sfgkt s'els<k An.
nzysi e1z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
SEALED PROPOSALS.

$40 - sss4- Sgrveyo-is OEcs.
Evsrsvillss Ind, sRe 4th. 1854
CFAIED PROPOSALS Will - reessved AZ shIs
- afsns smith slss Sas b dzyu0f she prsseHt nonth
for Boarding. SErxinza 6c. With metsicizs and
zasdieAI atteadancs, fer sick AID dssable4 sszaen
At thiz pert for one year fron~ the 5ath day Of
Iune, 1854. till the arsf dAT of July, 1855.
The xaeesssfcl bldzsr vii - required . give
aursty fee the faithful psrfsru2acs ef his con
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
COTTON EXPRESS.
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,

Un thIfu oet. nam ana Locust Sis.
THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
J. Is we'll krewn throughout the country, poe
ses7es Stable advantages Superior 20 any siesiisr
sssablishnent in the City, having arra1sesneuts
for the seceptsn ofprivats horses at livery az the
nest elegant and cozrassa Descriptions. and 81 the
lowest rates.
Carriages for Waiting to lsf. Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind II read xshicss 20 let
HORSES sold on CON missions seeona hand Buxxyis
for sale 1t the vary lowest prces- Passengers for
WErded to al pArts Of the country By gpecial eoa.
.seyAnea. RICHARDSON, BkTTToS AGO.
sp14 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

Is the eniy .afe and sure cure. II con
aims no opium O. deleterious drugs no min,
sal or other Injurious compounds common
0 remedies generslIy sold fOE this class OF
disease. It's sseaseAeioas that Physicians
sery geAerally use it in their practice II
I'll chronic hnd dangerous ezses.
ray- Use no Cholera mixtures erdoubt-
ii compositions, (many Of Hhieh under.
aine aud ruin the eonstitntion,l when you
an obtaia IN unfsiling remedy as simple
.ssd safe as Biaekberries themselves.
ASK for DIxoSs BLaexBEaEr CAANfNA-
ivg. and see shat the proprietsrs nans u
4ritten on he outside wrapper Of each bEssS
ie Prepared only By
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis.
coTery oflthe 18th Century.

MO MANS NAME IL MORE ULTIMATELY
Medic& IL this United States, or more fAyorabIy
knGva a piOneeF IN medical discovery thss
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Leuisyills, Ky. = is
iaimit4bis preparation Of Sarsapariiis has Ieng
stood At the head II tbs various compounds Of tkas
xAiaabls drug. Bis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18

AnouT PA,1I--Pdis, April 22.--ApprOpos o
theatres, am Isd 10 lhink OF our charming Young
piina donna, Adelina Paul, who has had during
This week series OF most brilliant Successes. On
the night of her ben tit All of her friends and ad-
mirers came armed with superb bouquets, and The
dress circle OF the Italians presented most tth
liant Spectacle The programme was a varied OF Z
The Young singer displaying her powers ~ several
characters entirely opposed 10 each Other As
Vi0efia, III the first act Of "Tfavaia,' as Iefina
in Don Giovanni" Norma, In "Don Pasquale, ,''
and In The duet in " l'Eiisa d'AHare,n she was
equally brilliant, equally succ essinI; for al every
a ,pearance she WAS sauted with showers OF
flowers, nearly all Of The bouquets being compose
Of white roses and violets as type OF her purity
and m0destY.
Among these graceful tributes was one of three
feet in circumference, and the fair recipieat had
to fit around and across the stage to avoid being
assaied too ronghiy. At last, iading II impossi
bile % gather up her p:izes, with pretty gesture
of despair, she ceased the attempt aud waited un-
III Scatese aud Dele Ledie C me FiGaliy the
Wallets had to be called In 10 reap the harvest OF
haral honorS showered upon her. Such demon
sfation is extremely rare Ia Paris; but Patli, by
her soree,tes, contfived to bewitch even the ser-
Gus and respectable critics of the parQuetle into
taking part In thls extraordinary display OF ea-
thusiasni
Again, BY particular request, she appeared tor
The last time This season in "iu Barbiefe." GA
thls ocea .ipn an adaaifer, yunnx Kussi.a PIince
VITO wauld naf be found in The comHioa herd, in
stalled himself ia bUk all to hinseif-havine pie
viousiy supplied himself with = provision ot bo-
quets OF the most costly aud rare ffoweTs, A
sooa as Paiti appeared The gentleman conia,e enc
the scene oi The brae6t nighI all alone AT ti.st
this SORT Of thiag was received win iisfavor by
The house. Tut AZ last the audience found II bes E
10 take the AFFAIR soYd Humorsdiy, laughing a. each
bouquet landed at The feel OF the embarrassed
young sonsstIeas Not less than nifty or sixty were
thrown; several OF them eonisining eases of vatu
able diamonds and pearl bracelets, necklaces,
rings, Sc faiti stood the test admirably, and
pfeEeaied her treasures 10 her father, " no handed
ihem over 10 tina theatrical manager, NJ Bager, 10
he IeiurGgd to their do0nt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18
The Court Circular.

Everybody has read about the Eagish Court Cir
lars. For the qualification OF our lady readers es-
pecialIy, we copy some specimens from London
papers received through the politcness Of TREND
They show " hat grown up people ia England read
with interest every morning:
WINDSOR CASTLE, March %.
The Queen, accompanied by her Royal ilighness
Princess Helena, walked and drove Ia the grounds
this morning
Tue Portuguese Minister and the Right Hon f
and Mrs Cardwei lett the Castle this morning, ana
count Lavradio had the honor OF dining with
Her Majesty the Queen, the King Of the Belyane,
and the Royal family yesterday.
Mr. Henry O'Nett has had The honor OF siiiing
trOm his Royal highness the Prince OF Wales for
his picture Of the Lauding at GTaseseBd, aud Mr
II WeiRaii has been honOred by sitting from the
Princess for his full length portrait.
The Right Hon Sir George Grey, n P, left town
WispsoR CAsTLE, March 81.
The Queen, acc Ompanied by her Royal HxhAess
Princess uclsna, went u London this mosniag.
Het Majesty travelled by special train ~ the
PAddingt0n station Of the Great Western Rail
way, aud Proceeded thence 10 South kensington, /,
ana visited Tue Hort icuitusai gardens.
Her Majesty afterwards h0nOTed the Countess
OF ElsIn with visit, and returned 10 Windsor Cas-
tie.
| soush, the Lady Augusta Stan,ey, Lord Charles
F.iztoy, Coi Ponsonny, aud Lieut. Gea the Hoa
e Grey
| Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Of Wales and the infant Priuee Albert VICTOR lett
INC Castle this morning for Marlborough house,
attended BY the Hon MIS- Bruce Lieutenant Colo.
net Keppei and DS hoixmAau
Puace Arthur, atlendcd by Major Eiphiustone,
aleo let the Castle for Green wtch PARK.
| Lord Rivers aud Colonel seymour, c B. have
succeeded Lord Talbot de Mnlahide and C0i0nel
the Hon Lidde as Lord and Groom In Waitin&.
His Majesty the Ktng Of the BeIgtans Miauteiy
inspected Nf WhiiWaSthb l-pJunAer wOuutalu
cum aud carriage, and also his taTge bore ride, In
tended 10 Are the pfOlectile with a0Odsn Plug
which hn has lately tnseateai.
The Psiace ana f.tncsss of Wacs returaed u
Marlborough hause Yesterday moralns from VIAL
ID the Queen 1t Wtadsor Castle. 1'hcts kOyat
Atghnesses wesa attended ~ the itoa nr nssce,
I fden,euaat Colonel krppsl, and " n0izmasn
Tue Prince 0f Wales waited Pstisce Peiilp a
Wunemburx Vt the Olasend0N hotel
Their k.,yai Niehassses the OucheN Of Cha-
bstA9e end fslncess Mary vislsc1 the fstnee and
ptiaccss VI Wales u Marlborough house.
WMDs0s CAsrIs ApsiI 2.
The 0ueea walked aAd drove 10 thc srOunds
thts suossfag, siaeaAed ~ Lady Aaeusla essnley
lslaes LsopOli hook csss,a<e dstvs.
APasa
The RtsAbp ee Worcester and 6is Chaslss aaA
laA1 AAsy Wood asslvsA ss The Caaelc ye1lesaAys
Nss Rug1t HfeAneas fslA<e1a Asteuas aslaaAsA
bf LAAv GneallAe nAmJaetUa 49, mAteE 9eaas1l
sryMsaas, Nons v EeaAea lestssJay - henese1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18

EDUCATION A LUXURY. The Syndic Of MORgium
Melia, In the jurisdiction Of Messina, having re-
ceived an invitation from the Provincial Council
to send young woman from the cOInMune TO fol.
low the course Of instruction given In the new
normal school Just opened In the city, returned the
following answer: "1he Commune Of MongiuiR
Meiia does not recognize the utility Of female
most part employed in tending cattle and In pro-
viding for the wants Of our daily life. Education
is an article Of luxury. admissible only In great
cities, aud never iu poor aud miserable cOmMuni
lies. Even il the Government tHsisled on CIV ias
Us a schoUinistress, she would iRfa!Iibly die oi
star WALTON. AZ all events, tue cOmnune 10 uaabe
10 meet the charge Of educating Il young woman
To become a schOOsmisiress. Onsequshtly, the
Council has unanimously decided that the cOu,-
Mune wants no teachers, and that the application
made to Ii by the provincial authorities bs reject
ed accordingly -Gdzstte 0f Messin1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18

TRAsEDy IN ENeLAsD.-Oa Wednesday
m0sning Richard Thomas Parker, the wtelehed
man who 0a the day previously attempted the lives
OF both his parents, was brought before The Rev
r BscheS, one oi the N0tts magistrates, al South
well but, In consequence 0fthe Precartous state Of
far : week. rieven unshs wonnds were f;,n "a In
the old MANS face and eight 10 his breast II Il
thought the brain u Nss Pail sr has been reached
They botn say "Po0r Tom II not 10 blame and
when the Old sDaa made his will yasieSdny he
Wtshed 10 leave his son the Whole Of his property.
s.tje whaid never have done Il II he had ma gone
,iul0 such passiUa with klas." NAea che pstsoaer
was sppseAsaasd ~ Psitcs C0assutte kerkley, ha
said sthAvs daae q. sRA lhsn sssseEtly tnqutssd
" his n0skss Wess dssd. -GNpRrpA AaN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18

!ae periasn,sace a covsas Oardea 1bsane viii
ner presence.
,s. Tine assss the kss : 8: ss..s. rsss.. s,s
.seas Beatrice, aad tise ka11es asd Heas,emeas In
Wsiing, Attended fDisise sies this mossing II
the prtvste chapel TIE etslsSp OF WOscesseE
SAspss~anAn, FsiDAv.
The rsiRee and PhaessA- Of wales, the iHisss
Prince, Albert Victor 0f Waies, sad the ladies asd
gentlemen OF their snisest l.tsns Gaarral
- MARLBOROUGH bous iog 3aadsinsAzm this attetsoOa
Al about half past o'ci0ck, nad pIoccede4 10
the BtshOpsgale Ssaii0n Of he Great Eassesa RAFT
sou, Chaisa,as, NJ Jsnes RobeIlson. 0eaeTal Su-
pesinteadsat. Col PalsAeS and Oshes Directors -
TIE platform was stnpiy aoa tsseesstly decorated.
hearty cheer was etveh and REPEATED on ase ap-
the isfaAt Prince 1heis Royal 6leesesses esa-
siously acknowiedeed tD1se acts Of loyalty, anA
at once proceeded % ihs new Royal Garbage Of
feet. The vdsh Sses, AL ~ height issiSs iees
inches. The insaetqe divided Into three con :
Rartalehts, antero00s ooso0o, 49, sessilae foom
The leagth of the saloos u 70 fses tscsess With
doors leading to the sasa aAd retiring F00ms. The
under frame il made q mahogany aud EneltAh
oak, and il suspended o. six wheels, fufnlsted
with steel axles and tlres with patent Astepinss
s; s"d aas * so.s. o. an ssss,sa Tse
ifame by patent Isdt2 ylbbss cushl0e epslnes, In
order u deadea the eilect Of the squad sed give
addfuoual ease 10 the springs Ine exteHeot nae
been treated In novel nyie; the wood, haely
marked Honduras mahogsny, has been haghty var
nishea oii q surface has been produced Tesem
0iag polished glass. The decorations, which coz
fespoud IN style with those 0f the interior, are
paf"sedan feiief and etcled with gold, the Danish
cross appearing promise Aiy In sari0Hs pOfisas II
the design. The panels are further cDtlched by
the armofa, br arfngs of the fiaes- and Pfiac
and collars Ot The vati0us Orders naihie. In ac-
with the style OF the general dec0rati0Rs
Tue fufntiurc and Interior fittings arc OF eabor-
atrly carved walnut. the carpet, an Administer
piie, has been designed and woven specially Tor
this eartiase. An improvement has been made in
the form of The ceiling, gr0ined arches having
been tnlf00uct d with view 10 secuSe the n,Ost
perfect vrniilai0n well u assist ia the gen
eral effect ot the ceiling decoration.
AT the station near London there were q NUM-
her 0f petsO0s assembled 10 the train pass, bai
nothing "f interest occurred iii Cambridgc was
reached. The piaifarm there occupied by n
great number Of ladies' aud gentlemen, the ladies
greatly Prep0aderaiing and their Royal Highnesses
were enthusiastically cheered both their arrival
and departure. At Ely Tho train proceeded slowly
through the station, the. platform being occupied
by crowd Of persons, who checrea. There was
also cheering at Kings Lynn, where tine train
stopped about three minutes. The train arrived
at WOiteTtOn at S O'Clock, and here their KOyal
iiighnesses were received with unObtrusive marks
Of welcome, and proceeded 10 Sansirlusham In y
private caniage, arriving safely at % r ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18

Ane,npt to Escape from Castle 1Aunder.-
Night before last an attempt was made by
the citizen prisoners In Castle Thunder to
escape from ntinement, which. but for the
vigilance OF the militiAguard on duty, would
have proved successful. Thtse prisoners
were confined in an apartment which over
looks the rem alley, the back part of which
consists only Of three planks, boarded up,
and the whole tcgether measuring about
two and q half or tnree inches in thickness.
With couple Of small pOcket-knive two
of these planks were cut through, and con-
siderable progress was made with the third
before the sentinel nearest by overheard
diately the entire police force was aroused,
and on ascertaining the locality in which
the operations were going on they set to
work to change the quarters Of those con-
fined therein to another and more secure
part of the building. This IL the first at.
tempt at escape which has been made for
some months back