The New York Herald dated July 1, 1863

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OLE NO. 9786. LITBRATUKE. POA NALD é (From the Weekly E'vraid.) Woat means this invasion of Lee? ‘This Northern invasica by

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_ ~8 _ the fomoral artery. 2 on bis way to imapect the condition of the river. Hoe has olilied the authorities at Plaquemine

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the same" uniform twice whilst staying at the a. RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES. eply of Prince Gortehakef® to the Note=The...

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4 ‘IMPORTANT FRI 7 PEXINSTLA. Further Details of Spear’s Bril- liant Movement, Important Statement from the Rebel General...

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troops capital, I, myself, contributed in ever: power to send treops from the State of York for that ebject, aud 1am ready to

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8 NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GURDON LENSNEDT?, EDITOR AND PROPRIRLOR. | another of the enemy's forts on the left. Fighting , Was

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THE INVASION. THE VERY LATEST NEWS. (CONTINUED FROM TENTH PAGE.) WITHDRAWAL OF THE REBELS FROM THE SUSQUEHANNA. Convmnia Pa,,

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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, Board of Saperv isors. ‘ho Board of Supervisors met yesterday, the Prost- ~ tdant, Supervisor Little, in

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NEW YORK HERALD, Ws ‘DN NESDAY, JULY 1, 1855 —TRPLY STs iT. 9 $+, MALES. HELP WANTED. MALT. wn “TRADES AMUSEMENT city Post

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10 THE INVASION. CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. ‘rg Sbrough the town the inhabitants, with few exesp ‘ios, made the wildest...

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a a ALES OF REAL @STATE. A KINGSBRIDGE ABOUT TEN AC bet or prvi } Or sale —1e un elevated ground, overlool © and High Bridge.

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LES ?"7 AUCTION. » N NOTLOR Foore AND sioKe. WM. "4 MOLLINGSHBAD, Auctioneer. By 2. T. WHITEHOUSE, Balesroome 25 Gourtlandt