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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02

E6rA very painiul affair took place
on an Upper Mississippi steamer shove
La Crosse, on Thursday, when Hn insane
man made a deadly assault upon g par
~ Of paasengers, instsptly killing one
andwoupdins another. BE is in eusto-
dy 81 81. Paul. -
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NEw YoRx, Augusr'l-Stockg lover /;
Money activei S eos coupons 81 o.; do.
new issne 81 o. Eao3 o.
Gold closed at Is44t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02

1TReferring to the Fourth of July
celebration at Old Point, correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Inqutrer says
An inadEsrisnt joke was PsrpetrAIvd
yesterday At Riehmoud BY the humane
and gallant Miss Surgeon Walker.
Among the visitors ct the late rebel
capital we're the officers Of the British
gunboat Sick Missi Walker, NJ. D.,
mistakirg them for officers Of our own
navy, Invited them 70 q seat on the plat
fOfm.1 Tho JEngIish officers accept, d,
and when they we're comfortably seated,
Miss Surgeon Walker. arose, and read,
With goOdsemphasis snddiscretion, "The
Declara.ien of Independence The
officers Of the S'yx Acknowledged the
corn They patiently hstened to the
charges against George III. They never
heard them before 10 so conspicuous q
| position enaneiAted by fair lady.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02
CUTTING TIMBER.

r HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT CERTAIN
l. tres sssers have been cutting timber on my
lands in sections p and %, knight township,
YanderouFgh county, Indiana. will alive FTT-
TEEN DOLLARS REW I'D 10 any one who
will givS TO ny agent. AlyAh Joknsoa, such IN
formation "a viii lsaa to she eonvictBon Of such
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HOME INTERESTS.

y To PHrsIcrAss.--If you wish TO purchase purs
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ct . small sd-
vance on Eastern prices, 90 and examine EELsEs
wnrrx's stock, where you ~al aud evsAg aEii'
Gle that IL needed by the profession, and prices
which e&nnot far 20 give sAtisfActiOn. ThsIu
store Is at No. 81 MAia street. mAv4d&wN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02
BRAN. LARD. &c.
GROCERIES

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DYE FLOUR
II 10 Ibis extra quality Rye Fl,ur at
i jyi1 -f@ 1%t IA COOKS.
sfAATMRAL, WHEAT FARINA, Split PEAS,
" Whole Peas Sage, at II. A. CooK'a.
GooD SUGAR at1ss at
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DRIME LEAF LARD esq -.
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received At b. A. COOKS
Sn CHOICE sUGAR-CURKDBEEF ron UEs
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02

4 Aelm holdA'@ Extract OF Saraaparilla
eleanses ami renovatss the blood instils the vigo
Of heslth into the aystsm, and purRes out ihi
humoru that make disease
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02

Th@ Naahvtiie Dtap@teh OF kFirav says 4f4A .ts
= tn oll.s Sullivan, from rlsrksvilIe. reports
IN { the Carre PSoie, on be- last "Trip out iron
sh.s pert, whiis IN the act Of landing at Tios's
Laading, two mica below arksville on the
evsningo OF the 25th int, collsp, dahot her
Ter, the st au exar Ing its- fera and an,
seaidsd 20 ds,th four ss 70 d OK hsads, aud b,sw
inso the iver ave others who were crown a.. We
hare no frrthtr.p rtfcutarA
4 1hs Cav o Poole was owned at Evansville, and
eommauded BY cApta Hoege BrO~u.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02

=. Captain Hosh CsrP5el /, stiil At the Burpst
Mouse. Ias numerous Z leu a. viii b pieased to
htAtthst Ne ID approving daily 10 health, and is
sRls 60 WI, aronnd the city and visit his numer-
Aca eco anaa AAucS. Nxga a1lW 4
TAe Nayix NO MIAuni. Efghtingaie and Law.
rence wsres ent to fArksrUburg on Saturday. on
2a cru mant - count.
8 . Bns usss Is very dat along the l.yae.
TIA slr Vim. " aliac, ar lived At M-mphis = few
days sines. from Lake Bistinsau, Bed river, with
. cargo Of cotton EI -------
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REGULAR PACKETS

: For Tennessee River.
The EeRaBE team
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sBRADY, MasteF....... HAMPTON, Clerk,
WEI lsase for kastport, and all Intsrmedi ate
ports on the Tsnnss.ee river, this day (Tues1sy1,
the LIST Inst, at o'clock
For fright, passage, &C., arp'y TO
angI dit. cox d HUMPHREY, Az snts.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-02

The Hancock (obio) JetfersOnian lie
informed that c. L. Vsllandsgham has
selected Wapakoneta, AuglaiEe county,
as bis place OF residence during the
summer The same paper accuses him
Of having hopes for seat in Congress
from the Aa llsiEe District, ind accounts
thus for the "ehsngs Of base. 80 l,5 ..-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
Italy.

The Municipality of Naples has been dis
solved BY Royal dee IN consequence Of ornttion
received by the ministry that cholera is yAleDt In
Egypt precautionary measures have been ordfed 10 be
taken with regard all vessels arriving from Egyptian
ports.
The EatioRs confirms the statement that difficulties
have arisen in the negotiations between Italy and
Rome and adds that they bear especially upon the ques
on 81 the bishops taking de oath of allegiance 10 the
King of Italy The Papa Court admits the necessity
for reduction of the number Of hshopric, but refuses
require the bishops take the oa'h of allegiance
Anot8er obstacle 10 the Of Signor Vegezz:ss
mission is the question o. the return Of the bishops TO
their sees
The Malone thinks tno impossible that the negotin-
fbns nsy terminate without result.
The Opinione SAYS The Pope he's submitted 70 n
Council of Cardinals the question Of the bishops taking
81 oath OF allegiOnce 10 the King Of Italy.
The National Rife irseting INN g'urated on the
le.h Of June by the KMG who fired Ae hrs shot. His
Majesty received With loud cheers BY the immense
crowd of persons assembled The ceremony passed on
an the most brilient manner.
The Pope delivered AZ alioCSion on june H. the An.
niversaTy of bs accession 20 the Papa throne
telegram from Naples of June y says Forty .hTc
persons have been arrested Al SaeIno charge o;
completely III bourbon conspiracy The brothers OF
Ban Giovanni d Dio among tie principal and
most actiye OF the colsprafOrs their ccGvcnt being
found stored with and munitions. TO them is 10
De attributed the revival Of brgsndage in the provinces
Of Salerno. since they have been its principal sup
porters.
A telegram from Florence Il June 10 says: The
King left yesterday f1r San Rossori. meeting has
been held at Palermo for the purpO,e OF protesting
against tne Negotiations between ftc italian and ko-
man Governments.
Yesterday meeting OF worsingren's Societies took
place here in order to elect Committee ia OF the
approaching elections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
Prussis.

The P,glssian, Chambers were closed june H.
TIE following is summary OF the speech iroiu tuc
Throne which ~as read by Herr Bismalk. The clearly
expressed intention of the ms"iiy Of 6e lower House
20 place difficulties in the way of the Ministry mas
proved detrimeltsl 10 the material welfare Of the
eountry.
By rejecting the Budget and the bs Ar the reorgan-
tsatou of the army the increase of the nee
and the expenses Of the with ID nmaIs. the Cham
os3 Of Deputies has refused demands which the Gov
ernmene was compelled 10 make. The Chamber has
adopted resolutions which the Government cannot carry
cut lnstt sd OF the desired understanding having been
arrived at the eessoD closes vlrh the Impression OF
mutual estrl ngcment The Government will continue
conduct public affairs according TO the wants OF The
country a3d viii vigorously Tepresst the interests OF
Prussia both home and abroad 1t hopes that the day
l. far distant when tie naol through its repre-
eeDtatiyss, will express 10 tho King its approval and
thanks for the course which has been pursued
His Mnesty thanks the Upper House for tue devotion
and fidelity u has again displayed durin isis session
Herr Grabow, Pr sident of the Lower House. SAID
1.-THE speech from the Throne complains that under
standing has been arrived att but what the Govern
pent demanded as the submission Of The Chamber.
The efforts 10 transform ational into ALSO
Bite policy and military State have reached the utmost
~ the Constitution manifested by thrice electing it,
representatives The session hasr0i been without 70
suts.' Commercial treaties have been sanctioned aud
measures Ol the extension Of railways passed Let us
gather around the Constitution and Sovereign vlo has
sworn TO protect it, la conclusion the President pro-
posed thu cheers r the kug The treaties for the
renewal of the Zoverein and the treaties of commerce
with Englsnd ond Belgium were agreed TO. Tie ses-
sion Of the Deputies terminated June IL. Tie Upper
Honee OF the Diet ~ reed TO the treaties of commerce
with England end Belgium as passed by tue Lower
Rouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03


st.sm.hip hmerics ,Brern,, weaei. Bremen "a soas
symptom June a. 40 pm nidse and 80 pass, Oene-'S
Co. Had hight vsfiabe winds nost Of the pas,aae
Steamship Chase Rods.f, Savannah dlys, snde srd
pass, L. jones' .
m.nt n. Y. hrinery kso men Maj. r. w. McLsagLa
g. s. steamer s.sctbdsr, AeinrMsster William Gsisy
, comma, ding. Pof. Royai days
L. ). Fors Morgan. Baton Key Yves, Jun, - va
Forr-s, Monroe % hOur With Is: discharged ss.nen n
Slip Icin bOnyan iof sesrsforJ. Carver Ia, dayt
Ship Chrn,l,na. Hsuuond, LONDON 20 days, ME and
pass. III )ms. Durham.
Thompson Hunter. June p cvd NJ Bond 'so9 ~ "a
ops an' yard 10 .ae deck. AID died aein
BsrL Maid. isl, rrevxsses adj 80 days wine c's.
Brs T. p L., Landry, cow Bay, c. B., 10 days, c0' By
Cs Mo ef nars,,. Kelrn, c'nfasso. 2. d'y' '"''r'
bIs Albert lof SuckspOr. Dow, c.rdeaa' JAKE a 'saT
II. ID. Il }. u. Broozn.ao. 80,
.a . !s Ssy. sfa. .Soss ,s &C. SAH ~
Big julia lol B'rb,docs. slacaferd Ponce 2. r. Ju,s
oaduyi srIys Daniel 1rcwbdIgp. osalnsi H. & v. ARA.
strong. loading Rssolute loading; 'eh keokes load.
,ol S. ss s.' M 20 ssi F,S S"d Bermuda a. pug
Mig J. W. Johnston tof LiverPoSD y : Iiemaeaa Pr.
scLr Eivs (of Nassau, n. ID Bethel Cat Island d...
schr Lady Scot, tof ss.,sS n. ~ ssurup, Eleu bea
schr. William c. Mer.hoa. Cole Aor,hssd City. y C.,
days IN ballast. N. J.. MeCsesGy a Co.
schr. HI ny Middleton Io BEooAhsven) Pryor, BLvsraa
diys iruli J. Douglas.
schr. uni,n. brown. Cat Isl.ni days fruit, j. Fueaa
telt schr. lo-s'e. waiting
SshI. Eln'a L1nk Nes bern days cotton &c, 20 J. p.
Davis.
sehr. WI snih TOT Ns,.su. Ii enlr. Havsns ,, aay.
TO a.
sehr Hazel Baker. Weber Besufort day, nava. -se
I. H. Sanford.
scir. A. o. Haysra. cuia. Rondout .or Providence.
sehr. iSanartine johnson. Repdout for Boston.
Scfr. Aiss. Eaton Hondjgt for irovdence
schr. Chief, Chamber a!1. Sswburg for Sew-I.on3on.
schr Ehz. sad Hannah. Fi'i ,,ow6nrg Nsw.llnyen
Schr .rtee Poy, Rsewrr. tondout .or Hartford.
sets u ". Knoa. j.. Crockett, ROsklsna, nr, W. 9.
Brown 20.
sclr Aun 5. salter. Bek-r ston,u..oa
sc Moii'a (of ssehat, n. 81, Fousere H"v0A DAYS,
sehr Marinsh ~ Monroe, Beaufort days s,oteA
{. Is. DiDb,e.
WiND-.t Sunset. ;. w, Hit
SPOKEN
Juns - Of Lizard Pont, steamship Bienen 91's-1
HIM. steamship 1e,,onl band T.; ct;h 10 st u -.
Ion 3s pas ed Dr. ship Lo Reunion, bound p Jk, 40
lat 4:0 !on e. as passed sp Energy, nom Liverpool
for New-foik l.. inst, $50 lat. 80, lou 1913,
paced ship Portsmouth from London fer New. York.
Jane y lat .3Jo Ion. 3s' bark Malda ssIai1sd ship
May 81 lat o. Ion. L. slip Christina spoke r. ,hip
Southern Empire from Ca lao for Cork and pped her vb
p.ovisios June 49, lat 1851 Ion .s:?3 spoke Nor bnS
Henry frorl Quebec bouri E..
Merritt tof ruck.por,) from Trinidad Tor PbiIsielpii.
June ~ at b:l Ion iVAD. brs Jabes poAe seLr Mgis
Jsn-, hence S,r Delnsrars
June "a, ysrepon Lisht bearing " W. by NJ 10 n,-s,
chr Henry MdJ ION sp ke sel John Fraser. Ma,a
Jas for Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

oUn DEAD HEROES
Re.Rsryins and Re.1arkInE We Graves
Of the Soldiers who fell in the wilder.
FINN The Eluira Gszs,ts, Inns %.

From The Eluira Gazette, June %
The expedition recently sevc to the Wilder.
ness renter and remark the rr ayes Of those killed
there in the battles last year h0 SO accomplished their
work. and yesterday returned w this city The whole
affair under The charge Of Cspt. james Moore
Acting Cuartcrmastsr. The First Regiment OF Gen
Hancocks (tbe FirsD Corps under the command Of
a. Bird were employed ", this duty. which they per.
formed With mnch credit 70 Themselves The operations
were commenced on tho 18th inst. and continued Vlt
out interruption until last Saturday when their sad
duty was completed. They commenced operations on
the extreme right a'ad worked around 10 the lett All
bodies which Lad not been properly buried we're re-
buried, and IN al where the graves cod be ide
tilted neat beeShoard painted white, wero placed over
tEpm With tbs rame and regiment Inscribed upon ".
Carpentcss and antrs were taken along TODD the WORK
I-opp.iy snd Thoroughly About seven hundred graves
acre thus identified and marked Where u wes IN,
possible to- identify them they were marked as United
Staies soldiers unknown On the extreme rlght Two
stes cemeteries laid ont and Enclosed ~ neat
white nets One OF these Is on the orange Court
Housc rosd nile and q bslf from the Lacey honse'
and the Of her or the Orange CourtHoase PLANK ROAD
nut up directing visitors ITO the cemeteries lbe
remains of all those found not properly in-
TERED were placed in the cemeteries. Inc num-
Der Of bodies found unbied were not Us numerous as
has been represented ind there was 10 odoi nom ds'
corpses has been ancfnly represented by 20
two months. The bead-bonrds To many OF ,he grave
previously placed were IN many eases 80 obterated %
TO render Identification almost impossible.
An old lady was found on the battlefield where she
Ind wandered about three weeks looking for the remain
of her SON who was lieutenant in New.Ycrk reei-
ment Nothing cOnld discourage her, and on the very
ast day Of the stay OF the party there the remains
sought for were found The mother had brought a
coffin with her, in which they were placed aad biough'
upon the boat with the troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
sAru,pAY's CONCERT AT TIE PARx.-nA

SATURDAYS CONCERT AT TIE PARK.-TlA
clio idy and rain threatening aspect Of the skes dur.
irg the greater part of Saturday. particularly aos,
tbe time for the commencement Of the Concert. pre-
vented as large an attendance ~ usual a. the Park
that afternoon rs u was, however some
1900 or 1900 persons were present. and tie
drives were very fairly sprinkled with carriages
The heavens did net weep as they usually do 10 ha
latitude, woman like hon they have the smallest
excuse or slightest provocation especially when tia
mu.ic in the Park Is 10 be given. We Do
not know what pleeiing ineaepco the competitions
Of Dopize.t, or Strauss, Schubert may have upoa
IL, rniay Hyads. as Virgil styles them; or vha
,oeciaI arrangement Mr. Dodwo,:h HIS With that nys
tsrious Individual who dwells literal! In cloadlani'
and Is supposed 70 regulate tie weather. but we do
Know that the skics manifest disposition to grow
lachry,aose about tho time that the Saturdays
entertainments at the Par arc announced. They
deserve credit for preserving dry eyes last Saturday
and IN tho name Of tho hundreds Of young wona
who dill not have their bonnets spoiled by dreuehil,
shower vr crushed by tho crowd in an effort TO reara
carriage or car but who contrary 10 their expectt"
came off with immaculate skirts, uDfunfed rotrs and
spo,ess CATERS We thank the celestial attitudes pro
foupdIy and salute them revereny. The music AZ tie
Park was COOL, as usual and much enjoyed. lie veil
ing of thu IN was very desirable. and those who sefs
present we're their courage In bFa'ms
the clements and setting danger to elaborate t"!Sti
at ,lehauns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
Dur Bets ming Herees.
Mt VHrTRAN REGIMLNI

THE FIFTH SERhONT VETEHAS REGIAENf.
The 9th Vermont 0ron) Regiment, belong
ing TO the Second Brigade Second Division. and Sixth
Army Corps. arrived at the Battery Barracks at
o'clock Sat ardsy evening The regiment numbers
40. They went out In September. ls6l and were the
lIst regiment TO reanlis III 1868. The names Of the
officers are ~ follows,
FIFLD AND srAPF-Jlsui.. oions n. 4. Kennedy, Ma
jor r. o. Cole whose history in this Rebellion IL already
written; surgeon T.. II. Alien Assisiantsurgeon d. l.. C..
Coburn Qu,r,-fmsser. l. l.. Eei. Chaplain j. d. Cargll
Liestepant T. C. Dsyi.; Co B-cuienant Charles TCosi
Co. C-Csptsin, Wm II. Wright Co D-Iieut. Bad.
rin; Co f-Leg. Foster; Co f-isp: Pratt; Go. O.
Capt Barrett; Co H-Lieu.. 0nes; Co. lCspt. kibolD;
Co. k-CSJA Daley.
During tie four FEARS service OF the regiment they
have participated IN some =. battles Of which The foi'
lowing some Of the prlDcplc ones sirge u York
town Seven Pines, Falr Oaks. GainA Mills, Savages
Station. Malvern Him. Rappahannock Station. Antie-
tam, LIST and "a Fredericksburg Msrys Heghts where
they made bsyonet charge on tie enemy battles Of
the Wilderness. Spoisyvania Cold Hsrbor, LIST and Cd
Petersburg Ope9uan, Winchester Cedar Greek. and
Fishers HILL
At ~ yesterday afternoon the reg,nsDt preceded by
their excellent drum corps. marched up broadway to
Liberty ST., down Liberfy-st tO Pier No l3 North
River whore they embarked on board O transport for
Troy and from thence will proceed By rail 10 Barring.
tor. whe G they expect 10 arrive this evening
Previous to emtarkng Cot Howe, state agent, caused
tobacco TO BE- distributed 10 a Tie that desired
il.
THE sEyLNTYTlIIRD SEw-ROAk (srC0.;D P1RB
zcU.YRs.
The I'D New-YOIt Regiment ga Fire Zou-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

A telegram from St. Petersburg of Jnne IL
rye, Polish d. putaiion has presented an ADDRESS
ei coincidence the Emperor On occounto: TIE DEAN
ti the Cxsrewifeh.
HIS Majesty in reply seid
Il willingly believe IN the sincerity OF yV1r eehgs
The Poish people. This would be the lest guarantee
against any return of the late trishethe medium OF
transmitting to your misguided courtrymen the WORDS
I uttered on my fret Writ 10 Warsaw i'll Ie5l; NO
dreams Had they followed my advice many m,sfor
tones might have been gverted. Ny love belongs
equally TO all my subj ,cts, WHISTLER Russians Poles
Pins OF LyoniaGs: b,t will never tolerate the dee oi
separating me kingdcm of Poland from Russia NY
successor worthySo succeed TO te throne wiz gov
srn according TO ,hs pnn cip.es aud will ne" toll
susfe what have rot tolerated"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
Manhattan College Commencement Ex~r.
eIscs.

Tho Commencement exercises Of this beauti-
nully located college opened on the 10Th uli. we're
cohti. ued on July l. and will 10 resumed to-day An
exceedingly interesting programme gone through
on Saturday evening Rhetoric Gloss was urder
examination when We entered the hail.
The distinctions between taste and Judgment tslen,
and genius, were drawn by the pupils and the terms
clearly defined showing that they were more than
specifically acquainted with the works of approved,
rhetoricians Robert Glover read essay ON Arts
to''l III "aeh there vetc some few errors 81 compo.
eition.
NeIt came music by the ohoi'. ana then Geometry.
solid and spherical. Some difficult problcms were
worked ont by the elass. such os finding the convex
surface Il pyra1id" tho solidity of cone" 4" OF a
pyramid &c. The seonctricai figures were we'll
drawn: An essay on the "Lignity OF Man" was read
by >. j. kcap. The orchestra performed a sobottische,
and then came Of the most interesting exercises ot
the cvening-the examination Of tho Greek Class the
subject selected being DemossAeass de Corona.
The clsss was iist examined by Prof. &. II. OIeary,
II. D.. Professor II Greek and Latin In the College.
The reading Of the language was excellent and the
searchins examination by pr s~sres OF The Quarterly
Sso..., al... IL. Wael. c4-r.or s-yrof C.uuio.
)ess wbtch the CHASE skrvHra under went, Gps cred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
A Denial From Mise Dtckinssu.
A. rIis.s NJ The ~ Y. Tribune.

srR: Az i discover in the yesterday issue a
vopr paper-and that Of some others-room for "A a.
tlrcly false statement in regard to myself may h
day, beg space for denial thersof'
1 am NOT going on tho stage
So far from preparing" myself f,r II. an doi,s
nv best BY thought study and travel t. maintain u,
p,ac. not which have snysed but which has been y.
slowed upon me By an ovcr.liberal and too gensrsa
public.
Further-while there is 40 much to do and 80 man
burdens to tighten in the world will rot God wiling
leave my post, Desert work. honestly IL inslcen.y
DONE for useless play. Respectfully yours.
ANNA e. Dickinson
psjlads;ehla June 20, 1866.
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Spain
The Afndrid nnrrps

The Madrid correspondence says: The Civil
Guard OF Valencia have captured wagon laden with
arms and ammunition, two CANTON and ~ sbeUs. The
Government have refused 10 grant the request Of the
BITE Captan.ier nj OF Valencia So inquiry into bis
conduct. Gen. tTln nts gone TO CarHs to.vsit Gen
Gar baldi.
The Teieerafo Of Earcslona asserts that he has
gone 10 see his old friend Oar Pasls.
The French Ambass ador at Mad1id and the Foreign
Minister have signed the treaty Of anercc between
France and Spain. Tie treaty viii e. submitted ~
the (0rtee.
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table alhe to the pupils and their instructor. \.
WaIch remarked that "hs wouId have no mon n :.
10 them for fear he might get swamped himself ~
prof. Dochsrty Of the Free Academy, also present ~
nounced the class superior one. An essay on scd,
,sm regarded from peculiar standpoint was ~
when tie college band played march entitled ca
Grants Victory" which concluded the exercissa
the evening
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NOTICE TO THE PrBLic.-I, John Gibson upon
Examination. proved my innocence in the swindling
charged TO the firm Of Birdsel) Gibson. and
bonrab.v discharged. JOaS GIBSON.
F.s York July !, is61
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Auetria,

A dispatch from Vienna Of June ~ says: In
consequence OF the receipt Of telegram f.om Marsees
that two persons sni erng from ChOer> had arrive
shere by the last ma steamer from L.xaudria the
Minister d Marine rs ordered temporary quarantine
OF seven days for all vessels -iryDg in Austrian ports
hOm Egypt.