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that he may be able, not only to keep up the | pears by a | telegraphic deapatoh which we pub- siege of Port Hudson, but to take care of the | lish today But this is not enough. He ought rebels in his rear. to be tried by court martial for running away Rercat ov tur Haniem Broapway Rar, | {fom Winchester, and ono of the charges against Roap Grant.—The Common Council, at its him ought to be based on the fact of his desert- session on Thursday last, passed a resolution ing his wife and daughter and leaving them in repealing the ordinance advpted by them the hands of the enemy, which is condnet not Jast April, giving the Harlem Railroad Com- only “unbecoming an officer and a gentleman,” pany the right to construct a railroad in Broad- but unworthy of a man. Let him be tried by way. The resolution states that the grant court martial and punished as be deserves Was given for the purpose of defeating the pro-] — Poargcr or Oawar Rarnoan Travetsana.— Ject for » Broadway railroad before the Legisla- | The Hudson River Railroad and the Harlem ture, and that, the Governor having vetoed that Railroad are rivals in business. The former is measure, the Common Council should annul the | under the control of Jerome & Co., of the New right given to the Harlem Company. This was ‘ight York Times. The latter is under the direction first introduced into the Board of Councilmen, | and management of Commodore Vanderbilt, and passed that body unanimously. It was and it has besides the advantage over the Hud- afterwards taken up by the Aldermen, when | gon River concern of possessing the Broadway that body concurred with the action of the | Railroad to connect with its trains, Tho com- Councilmen by a vote of eleven to three. The | petition will be great, and there ia a bright prow action of the Common Council in annulting | pect of cheap railroad fares. The public will his act will meet the hearty approval of our | be curious to see who is going to win. For our citizens, and we hope will put a stop to the own part we would bet on Vanderbilt, who is efforts of speculators who are constantly be- | famous for successfully running against mono- sieging our Legislature and Common Council — in travelling by water. The same busi- ‘for a grant to construct a railroad in Broadway. | ness qualities ought to make him victor on the We notice that this action of the Common land. The Commodore is equally celebrated ‘Wouncil has caused a greater fright among the | for selling out after he has cofquered monopo- ‘bulls and bears and stock jobbers in and | lies, We hope, therefore, that there is to be no ®round Wall street than a raid of Stuart’s consolidation hereafter, as in the case of the cavalry in our midst would have done. Harlem | Brooklyn Gaslight Company, but a continuance Btock ran down as fast as it went up in April of cheap travelling, in virtue of wholesome aid May last, and somebody has got his b competition. Let the Commodore, therefore, fingers awfully burnt in the operation. Some | perfect the Harlem track and renew the rolling of the profound lawyers have commenced stock, so that a rate of speed will be attained giving their opinions in behalf of the stock | such as will bring the Hudson River establish- fobbers, declaring that this repeal amounts to | ment to Its senses. But let not the victory de- wothing. The Common Council having once | generate into anew monopoly. Sufficient, how- given the right to lay the track to the Harlem | ever, unto the day is the evil thereof; and let us rma pe 8 ed goa putt dy fea cheap travelling even for two or three ® brilliant idea, and shows what rapid strides RUGS RICE a wre have made in legal knowledge since the | oniagioe variny of coonen tne meter et yachts in ‘rebellion broke out. Perhaps the bulls and | the lower bay is not as large as was expected. To-day ae will get up a rebellion on their own hook peach sepaphtrmihahs ee eines babies sustain this point. Certainly no man out- r bs ide of Wall street will put any faith in | Toman vero meibic non wo met thea et four reid such declaration. If the Common Council one, oem During the day several imprompta a sth shad the power to give the Harlem Company | Matches cs ene tee, Sonenee permission to lay a track in that street, they soca an anc rage aoe ere ance ent oe ers pave not only the right, but the power, to annul | Weather most aitabie for aneatie egress mse ot Kt. The idea that a legislative body has the | ™ent of a good time by our gallant yachtmen. ‘tight to pass a law, and, when once passed, no Fight to repeal it, is perfectly ridiculous and absurd. Under that idea the most abominable law in the world might be passed, and we would always be-compelled to live under it, for the reason that the legislative body that passed it, or any subsequent body, would not have the vight to repeal it. Whatever right the Harlem Company may have had granted to them in the charter, passed by the Legislature at Albany, the Common Council cannot take it away; but the Legis- lature has full power to repeal it, now that the Common Council have rescinded their action; nad we dare say that one of the first acts of the next Legislature, when it convenes at Albany, will be to repeal that clause of the Harlem Dompany’s charter under which the Common Douncil acted when they gave them the permis- sion to lay a track in Broadway. The only sourse left for tie Harlem Company, if they pave sustained any loss, is to come back upon the city for damages; the idea that they can ob- pain redress from individual members of the Yemmon Council is preposterous. But let them ome in with their claim for damages if they 4vish. From threats made in Wall street it looks ps though the heaviest claim will be the cost in securing the right to lay the track. The public will then know the expense of obtaining these Fine Arts. ‘The National Academy of Design closed its exhibition on Wednesday last. Pecuniarily as well as artistically, it has been the most successful that nas been presented since the foundation of the society. Gignoux’s ‘Alps by Sunriae”’ is now on exhibition ta Boston, and is crowded with visitors Bieratadt’s “Rocky Mountains’' ts being exbibited at New Bedford. Derby announces a summer exhibition at his gallery. Most of our landscape painters have closed their atuaios and are gone to the country. Church is rusticating on his furm at Hudson. Durand has gone to Lake George, as has also Casilear. Hazeltine is at Narragansett, and many others are at the White Mountains, Gignoux, Kensett, De Haas, Hubbard and Hart are atiil in town. Vernert is ruaticating on Long Island, in the hope of re gaining his health, which is very much shattered. Ho has nbandoned the idea of returning to France, and will spend the winter in Havana. Oar portrait painters, with one or two exceptions, have not left the ity, deing all Susily employer. Vermont ‘Democratic Nominations for State OMecers. Mowtrsuien, Vt., June 26, 1863. ‘The Democratie State Convention for the nomination of SState ticket, and for the election of four delegates at large so the next National Democratic Convention, was held here to-day. Charles N. Davenport was chosen President, and 8. C. Chandier,G. W. Aiken and R. B. Rounds Secretaries. A Committee on Resolutions was ap. pointed, consisting of H. Atkins, A, M. Dickey, F. Plymp- ton, E. R. Wright and G. Washburne, Thus another stockjobbing bubble has | Te Committee on Nominations reported as foliews: — kod. For Governor—T. P. Redfield, of Montpelier Peiceot__—___ kee ee ‘Tur Aoriviry or Tax Governor anp Starr.— Morey eet ‘The report was adopted. ‘The following were reported as velegates to the Nation. «) Convention: —H. B. Smith, 1. $. Partridge, Jobo Cain, T. P. Redfield. Substitutes—W. A. Warmington, A. Mo- Lean, A. M. Hamlet and J. M. Weeks. ‘The resolutions adopted were the same as those adopte:! at the recent Democratic Convention «f Obio, with the ad- dition of one thanking Governor Seymour, of New York, for his letter to the Albany meeting denouncing on ee rest of Valiandigham. re made by Smalley, of Vermont, J. Brooks, of New York: Mr. ‘wiley’, of Massachusetts, and others. Convention was no: merously attended and the kre gpinn barmon} The afternoon session was held ip the open air,on the State House common. Jn another column will be found a list of that have been forwarded from this to the assistance of Pennsylvania and since the invasion of those States by fhe rebels. These regiments bave al) beenfur- gre with their ordnance and ordnance stores yy Gen. James C. Farrell, Commissary General of this State, without delaying them in their march the least, each regiment being provided with everything from his department as fast as they present themselves. While doing that he has found ample time to attend to the purchase of arms, and aid in the organization of the Na- tional Guard of this State, now being pushed forward with great energy. ‘Thus in this State the regiments are prepared and despatched to the seat of operations with great rapidity. The workof the Commissary and other departments is pushed forward with great activity, efficiency and energy. Wil!) not the President wake up to the sense of the re- sponsibility that rests upon him, and eee that ‘the War Department of his administration ie in- fused with a little of that energy exhibited in ‘this State? Unless more activity is displayed there than heretofore we fear that there will soon be a demand in Washington for long mili- ary cloaks and Scotch caps. Grave Cuarce Mave sy Tue Tawunrk AGainst ue Apurintstnation.—The Tribune says that our city is full of honorably discharged, patri- otic soldiers, who would be ready to serve again, but that “though mustered out of ser- vice they are not paid, and cannot learn when they will be.” The Tribune adds that “this is a crime for which some one should be held to ‘@ fearful reckoning,” and proceeds to ask with a flourish “whose business it is to see that every xegiment is mustered dut as promptly as poe City Intet fe. A Hann Case ror 4 Poon SovnwR.—Michae! Quinn, a poung soldier on crutches, of the Fity-fifth New York Volunteers, came to the Henaty office yesterday and stated that he wus attached to Gen, Couch’s division dur- ing the Richmond peninsular campaign, tbat towards (be close of those terrible seven day~ battles he lost a leg and was taken prisoner: that a few days alterwarce he wae went down, with a number of others of the sick and wound ed soldiers who had fallen into the hands of the enemy, to Harrison's Landing, and that he was next placed op one of the floating itals,and remained there two months. that on the 4tb of October, 1862, he waa dis. charged from the service: (hat ‘at the time he was enti ted to five months’ beck pay,of which he received but two, that the balance still remains unpaid, and that he bas never received one dollar in the way of bounty or pension. We would simply toquire if there is not some @ificer of (he Fifty fifth New York Volonteers who can pat this poor soldier in the way to obtain his just dues from the government. ‘Twat OF THE ScreRixTaNORYT OF PoRe BuiLixoe — Charges have been preferred against Mr. James M. Mo- Gregor, Superintendent of Buildings in this city, by Mr Heory 0. Baker and Mr. Samuel B. Thomson, which charges were privately investigated before Mayor Op- dyke yesterday. ibe pature of there charges are tbat t. MoGregor bas neglected the duties of his oifice, and used {/legai meana to acoonplish private ends im relation to the matter of fire escapes and other affairs appertain tog thereto. To all those charges Mr. McOregor puts ia ‘& Poritive denial ani the whole matter was yesterday a’ternoon privately investigated. A® soon as the entire testimony in the case is laid before the Mayor be will give bie decision relative Cartioy 10 SHOPKERVERS.—A few days ago the storeot ‘a well known merchant op Broadway was visited by two men, apparently vory respectable, to purchase some merchandise, Ove of tem engaged the attention of the attending saleeman wh the other moved leisurely Around the #lore, with @ Diack parteboard box banging on bis arm, #0 arranged Dy 8 faire bottom af to admit of a ible, and never mustered out without being | piece of goods u Toa jaced upon it After + Give us © chance to put the saddie on | Miwer'te the tune of $60, the bor having evident'y bere the right horse. He shall feel it.” Brave brooght into reyuittion Foam ow Eorty Avarch.—hetwees cine and (en o clocs Thareday night ® fire occurred at 629 Eighth avenue, oceu ied by Abram Lesser, cavsed by the a oe Light setting tre to the curtain. ebeut $16. William words these. But has the Triune been for the Bast year and a half in some Sleepy Hollow, Bhat it is so oblivious of the fact that Salmoa P. Chase is Secretary of the Treasury? The last was running to the voted money without limit to him, and gb aig get Mr. Stanton ought to be able to bave money for jo. 87 Howe the troops for the mere asking for it. The re- sponsibility rests, therefore, upon Mr. Chase, who bas been too busy in intriguing for the ke rhe, —- Presidential election to attend to the proper nF fe avai ihe business of bis department. We have now riven the Tribune ‘a chance to put the saddle on the right horse.” It remains to be seen whether Greeley will make him feel it. The “crime” is one that demands “a fearful reckon- ne” ng. ” Mitaoy Reuieven or Hie Commaxy—It bas turned out, as we said on Thursday, that Milroy was then neither removed from his command nor arrested, as had been asserted by the two cadical journals in this city which had so strong- dy puffed him for promotion last winter. It seems, however, that our discussion of the sub- ject bas not been altogether without efiect. He has since been ‘relieved of his command,’ as av- Fursom Riven Rarinoar.—A pew time table, embrac ing changes in runding the joca! trains op this 'rai/rond, gues inte effect om Monday next, ‘20th ‘vet. Condemnation of Prize ‘Vessels. UNITED @TATRS DISTRICT COURT, Before How. Judge Betts. Jenn 26.— Pinal Decrees im Prise Cases — Hie Honor thie moreing directed ipa decrees of condemuation and for feitare Yo be catered againat the rehooner Rising Dawn ‘and cargo, apd the tloop Emeline and cargo, with leave to Caimante ip the case of the Rising Dawn to move the Conrt within four days after the entry of the decree fur @ rehearing open Farther proots Appeals. ALmany, Jude 26, vg ‘The following '* the calendar of the Court of A ary June 20—Nom, 37, 406, 120, 121, _ qld 14, J25, 127 and 042, calender of 1802. Now. 30 ‘and 304,, in. volving the tender question. ix Doing argued, sud will ctasume to-day and to morrow LOSS OF ined GunBeaT SUMTER, She in Run Slenm by a Trans port Steamer. DETAILS OF THE CATASTROPHE, Rew Ae. Foxrums Mownon, Juno %, U * The Yorktown Cavalier of the 234 inst. reporte the following deaths in tho Noison General Hospital there — June 17, Louis Furman, Ono Hundred and Twenty weveuth Now York Volunteers, June 18, W. C. Bentley, une Bun dred and Korty-third Now York Volunteers, June 19, John A. Purvis, One Hundred and Forty-third New York Voluo teora, June 21, Edward A. Lewis, Ono Hundred and Forty- third Now York Volunteers Four robel deserters arrived at Fortress Mooroe this diorning from Yorktown, from Wise's army All the patients who were in the hospitals at Sufolk have been removed to the Hampton and Chosapaake how pitais, aa this is a much healthier locality. Araia storm commenced bere at au carly hour this morning, and coutinued up to five o'clock this afterovea. Rain was much needed here Oar Fortress Monroe Correspondence. Fortamss Monaom, June 25, 1863, ‘The United States gunboat Sumter, whose loss has beea briefly aoticed in the telegraphic despatches, was ordered on the special business in which she was engaged at the time of her loss on Sunday moraing, the 14th instant. Sbe was then lying at Yorktown, Va. In an nour after the receipt of his orders by telegraph, Captain Peter Hays was at sea, bent on @ close and scrutinizing watoh along the coast outside of Cape Henry. He bad been therefore but a week and a few days on this special duty when the unfortunate collision happened which resulted ia the de struction of theSumter. The loss of such an old, worth- less vessel would not be in itself a very serious loss to the Navy Department; but the accident which deprives the country at this time—when pirates are infesting our coast—of the services of Captain Hays and his officers must be deeply felt, and may be productive of evil on the quarter of the coast committed to their charge. ‘We have received the following particulars of the ca- tastrophe:— At twenty minutes to one o'clock on Wednesday morn- tng, the 24th inst., the officer on duty reported to Captain Hays alight ahead, which he supposed to bo thatofa steamer, and asked if he should run for her. The captain ordered him to run in the direction indicated , not too close, but merely sufficient to ascertain what the supposed vessel was. This was pent nis ie the officer ordering the whee! to port and having the bell rung for greater speed— the versel previously going close shut off. Buta few minutes elapsed when the cap letermined to leak after the matter himself, and he wos just turning out when be. heard the bell stop, snd the next instant he was thrown from his berth on to the floor. He then ran upon deck and saw the vessel with which bis own bad just collided. By this time the two vessels were somewhat apart, the strauger baving dropped off on bor quarter. The captain at once bailed the stranger, demanding Ler Dame. This waa not answered, but, in retura. the captain from the other veesel ingutred, * What steamer is that’ ‘The United states steamer Sumter,” was the response. To the next hai!, “Who are you?" came the demand for a boat, Captain Ways, fear ing the vessel had been crippled, and that probably she had troops on board, at once ordered a boat of, fully manned, This waa promptly executed, the officer’ being enjvined to hail at once for More assistance if necessary The officer of the boat got alongside, and was iuiormed that no damage had been sustained. The captain in quired what steamer that wav, and again was informed that it was the Sumier, on which he said that be had served on the Sumter himself, He also inquired if it was @ volunteer officer who was in command, and. being answered in the alfirmative, be said, “*[ thought there was a damned secession officer on board there."” Finally the officer ascertained that the vessel was the General ign, government transport, from New York for Port Royal. ‘The veasel then went ahead, without rnquiting or Pong ay if the Sumter needed any aseistance Capt Hays in the meantime instituted an examination into the state of his own vessel, and ascertamed that she was fost settling by the lead. One of the officers who had gone below reported that he discovered a large hole in the wood ends. ‘The captain himself hurried below, ordering of the main hatch,and saw the water rusbing in from a hole soperentiy fa the bow. He then went to the yooman's room, and there, too, he saw the water rushing in in great force through’ a rent from a fot to fftean inches in extent. Knowing the unsafe condition of the vessel, he ordered all bands to prepare for leaving her, The sick men were first put into a boat, and the irons stricken off a culprit who was at the time undergo- ing penishment. The captain’s principal fear was that the rush of water might carry some hot coats into com. zine, apd it was imperative to sbendon her even rom the force of water which wae fast Alling her, The ship's chronometer, compass tly secured and taken into the capt twenty six men were in one boat, the re- mainder of the ow | being in the shor three boats, under command In five minutes ee vessel her bow was even with the Bearinge were taken for Smith's Island ight Wien these were nacertained.@ abip’s light was seen, towards which the boats were pulled. This turned ‘out to be aw Nght om beard the schooner Jamestown, Captain Letterett. Captain Hays went on board and stated what bad occurred, asking to Rave himself and men taken to the Capes, but would pre for first to remain by his vessel til daylight. All thia Captain Lettorett consented todo, it being thém quite calm. With the return of light it wee ascertained that the Sur tex had gore down in shoal water, her head bearihg eaat BortLeast, with her 1a her foretopea:! and fore yard out of the water, Island light buoy bearing west-northwest and diets eight miles. then ip six or seven fathoms Mee Captain Hays, bis ofheera aud crew were (hen br to Fortress Monroe, where Captain Mn Admiral 8, P. Lee, commanding North Atlantic blockad- ing squadron, who hax ordered an inquiry to be held. ‘The captain, officers and crew are at present on board the storesbip Brandywine. Captain Glaseeo and officers are doing all they can to render them as comfortable as porn ble. PeThie following is & list of officers attacbed to the steumer Sumter at that time—all saved — Acting Volunteer Lieutenant, Commanding—Peter Haye ‘Acting Ensign and Erecu'we Ofiver—Geo, A. Vatternen. Acting Ausistam Paymater—A. B Robingon desing Awiaent Surgeon Wm. Neileon.. J Ensign Mastere—Jncev 8 Hays, T, and sextant The A Chas. Bavnett, John “Aciing Maser's Mat John J. Allen, Jr., ¢ Captain's Clerk—« Paymaser's Clr Surgeon's Stewer Veoman—James Waters. The United States stoam MeGowan, arrived bere } cruise after the rebel pr The log of the steamer shows that sbe has "boarded near one hundred vessels. but none of them proved to the ones sought after. Captein MeCowan put Im here for coal, and, having taken om beard nt quantity, will to-morrow lo #ea, to com fearch The propelter Planet arrived this morning with one boo dred and seventy ied rebel prisoners, on thetr way to City Point, to be exchanged We have no news trom the front to dey The Unitea states government trar pore i ing, Captain Sol. Howes, arrived in thie berbor at four o’elcek , from Beaufort, N.C , baying ou board the Forty fifth regiment Masmachusetta Volunteers, Colone! Cod popettye are en route for home. their term of service ponthe men having about expired. The Spauld ing stopped at this piace for orders , Captata Jobo i been on a 1a Coquette Coroners’ quests. Mmascwory Acowarr in Divimox Srkem.—Ae two Inborere, named Joho Millet and Michae! Coy were em geged fo clonoing & ik at No. 84 Division street, oo ‘Thareday afternoon, they were observed to «ink from ex havstion, and \t war feored that they would both be cut foeaied. A tran pamed Ward descended to the relief of the eofferers when be too wer seized with provtiration caused by the eflluvia which would have ded bad pot prian' been rendered him were takee out in e New York rde expired in « Hospital, where the former foon after great agony. Coy #till exists, bot littie hopes are enter tained of bie Coroner Widey belé en inquest ‘upon the body of Met yesterday, when the jury ren. dered a verdict In sceordance with (he above facts Fata), Accewm.-Frederich K. Discber driver of a trock for & brewery in Forty second wireet, Gied Thore day ai bie renidence, corner of Fortieth street and Third avenue, from injuries received on Monday last, when be fell from bin seat vo the pavement fracturing hw skoil Coroner Wiléey Bold 08 ert upon the body, Deceased leave children The bod aes cy Taknows ” ‘man © 6 bude rate wae foand in the Fast river, oser the foot of Twenty-nih atreet, and Coroner Wildey will bel’ the jnqoest to day Peter Scherrner, four years old wae ron over bear the repidence of his parente, No. 206 Wert Thirty minth trent, by & butcher # cart. driven’by Philip loom, and killed. The driver wae arrested and held lo awe | (be resvit of & coro er # inquest The bots of an b wormas, about thirty eight youre of age, was drowned \n (be dock foot of Perry fireet I bad on & dark wtriped deiine dreen, biack ete le ry and bieck hort The the perron who committed auicite om Wed jquor store, No. 405 Tenth avence, by blow. alum, wae James Kerr He were native of forty youre of age vent 18 the cae of 4 Bogs MeCrow, who was thot at the "Monte Chriato Broome etreet, on Satur day night and died on \wessesaay, wes commenced yes. teriay by Cormer Wildey, bat not concinded. The per. en wh. whet bim has pot bern arrested us Mew pail, Kal road Company bas Ancram, the jodgmest it brought against damages for injuries rece riding i their cars « yea Gao Our Commercial Martine. The Ameriown Shiomasters’ Asaoctation bas been in operation about two yoars, aud numbers about two thew aud govoa hundred names on its register of approved officers im tho merohaut service Ths practical ressius thos far abtaived give evidence of muck Curure useful eas, and compare favorably with the sucess of orgact rations oroated for wimiiar paryoses ta other countrins, where they Lave bean mostly under the coutral of the sovoruments ‘The ostadiishinent of & oritortua of professoum among shipmastors oauuos tail do havea vory marked ofoot (a the commorcin! imierants of tha conatry. Al ready tho linderwritars have ovidenced th praciat ton of Chia faot by the adoption of resolutions Misorim wating 10 (avor of those officers who have passed » good oxaral ation aud hold commissions from tho Aswcation That their intorost ts direcily promoted by thia arrange: thefact that of about ove thousant cas ‘isaster to shipping reported at Now York during the your 1862, only about forty vessels were commande! by wasters having commiaious, or ® Little over throes per cont of tho whole, ia tho waters of the Woat Indios whore unsatisfactory loaaoe are of frequent voourrsace, rit Of Over owe hundred cases Of dinnster reported ia 1462, only four happened under masters holding commis. sions from the Association, Tho method of obtaining « commission requires, first, « written application giving @ compiote epitome of the ap pllcant'a past bistory, accompanied by satisfactory tot tors of recommendation from reliable partios. If these Are approved, an examination as to professional capacity, &eo , ia bad, and the report ia submitted to the council for smerit appro’ Each application is subjected to a careful scru- tiny, and how effectual this Is is best shown by the very favorable results hitherto attending the Association, We commend the Shipmastera’ Assoctation to the fa- vorable notice of suipmasters and shipowners. The Park Concert To.day. The Park Commissioners announce that there will be music at the Park on the Mall to-day, at four o’elock, by the Park band, under the leadership of H.P. Dodworth, if the weather is (ue. The following is the programme — 1. Park March.. seeeeeH. B. Dodworth vs ees ‘No. t : Comer 11, Serenade....... 12. Frduling’s Crier pring rounds) Gal Guogl ‘The National Pot Pour aY Eddy & RTRs Class 349—Ju ne 28 78, 68, 16, 4 nT, Th. Chase fortune 3 “, 64, 52, 72, 70, 38, 40, 31, » 4, Circuiars sent by addressing “FouN A MORRIS & 00. Witmiagioa, Delawars. od imall aa alized Lottert DSB Pil BATES, Siam hs hows. embracing a diversity of fell, cloth and siraw, at BANTA'S, Wooster wireets. Straw Hats in every style aad variety U6 Broadway. can walk along Broadway, bear ihe heaviest burdens, cer form the pevereat dat Hat purchased of KN ‘te voi! of of 0 apr, no Hat o ‘ask and lef! © obiigation 4 the heart with satisfaction and the son! KNOX is at No. 212 Broadway, northeast MOSQUITO LACE All now styles of Patent 1 CPSs sey, one Brood way Ferris & Son's Own and Parte Boots, Shore, £0., 61 Nassani and 694 Broadway, two doors below Fourth street. and quarter of eight o'clock to day at at all hours, Eight Cartes de Visite for 81, of Un- equalled style and finish, at TAIT’, corner of Curtiandt and Greenwich streee Dollar, 12 Cartes de vi te style at No, § Bowery, for $1 To Newsmen. Relation Rody, Angle, Well oalanced Heads, Somuam Royal Courianip, “Tnstmet and Reason, Social Re wat be ready at 10 o'clock to-d rtisemeu' and wandh) or particulars, Hicks & Company, 450 Broadway, east side. three doors below Broome street, all fret ciase Sewing Machines, for sale and to reat New Sewing Machine Empor $95 Bromtway, near Twenty se Th snow at the men or the acrom modation of {whe city, ting. Hee WINKON A Wie KROGH AM O Cam wireet, east oO” Broadway HOT 2 Pyle's 0. K. Soap is the Best Washing Soap in American Bold by Grocere every here Trasecs—Marsh & Cos Kadical Cure ‘Trose Mo. 2 Vey wireet opporiia fhe church No connec on with aby other (rose ohce Of the enwe name Yernabe attendant Dermato tology. pas PERRY * MEDICAL OFFICE trea oxen! Vor consULrarion For partieulare ey ma!) engiome wminy for No @ bowed street Frou Specks and a! Be Ttaian Medicaved Soap a. A. Batchelor's the world: instantaneous, Tigaiete aod per! umere Fer the Hatr Marr ‘The beat and cheaperterticle a) Poetry, #) Barclay street ‘a Tricopheroes.— old uy Dr agginte wi and BATCHE! Crtstadero’s | and Wig depot helenae et) The dye applied ty wasit: 1 Arilewe . titel Compierion.—Lat of Youth or Liquid Pearl, for the complexion and skin’ Al Bieom tng and bow one eee int ndereas De) Piladelp bia how Of the be¢y signonien Fiala levwric Haw Dye. Hyawe A. w aus i tnt diseners of “fs ee vel hecary and Chemist, and Teenty eighth rire fore ore epee per wt NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNK 27, 1863. —TRIPLE SHEET. THE WERKLY HERALD ‘The Best ana Cheapest © World. Tho Wawecr Limes», for the piowonl work (Murday) morning, will comtain — Wot aud authentic dotaiis from our apecist pondent of tho Recent tattlo at Winchester, acc with @ Map, slowing the Mebal live of Advance, amd 1» Newspaper oady th he pin ¥ eo roporte of the A of the Rohols tn vania and Maryland 4 of (uo Movemeata of Huo ‘acoount of the at Cavalry Fight batwosn aud Btuart’s Forces Tho latoat advicos tn cogard to tha Progra X bite Stoo of Vicksburg and Port udaon The latest pews from North aud Soul Carolina Tea Kentucky, Moxios, Havana, Burope and othe » Northora lavanou & Leo What moans this invasion of f This Northarn invaaion by 14? Gan ‘any one toll Lhe oxteat of is lines t And why he cuts up such impor tine And where tt in goiag? Has any ono guess “att Oa aie. up North, oF @ raid a the West, ‘Thia great robol army of Loa? A story of the Rybel Ratd—A ride ia the Oars from Philadelphia to Wasuingtou. An interesting acoount of Au Adventure with Gue cilia." 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