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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
The Peopie,. [syracusel Union Ticket.

The RscpIe'. ySSsuss Sy,6s TnSn iSToEs T,rket.
ss,sGy ssTSy Of s9ssRoRhTto , BhLHiRD
COntrOller...... ROBINSON
s,sts Engineer B. TAYLOR
Prison Inspector. b. TAPPEN;
(FRANKLIN a. ALBERGEk uons
Canal cammi''i0ner..' FRREDEi;RrcK A. TALLMADdE
Court Of Appeals. william wiiLLIIiiii Ni" B. WRIGHT.
County Clers. w. GENET.
Justice ofsuprsine Court. THOMAS W. CLERKE.
ITstiIes Of Superior GSqr HOFFMAN
Justice Of Common Pless.JO II. BRADY.
so;,Gs Of Marine Court 4 x MAYTanR = piR5Y
THOMAS Il, FERRIS cAfT; JOHN WILDLY;
The Executive Committee win bo in session daily a. then
Headquarters No. SH BrOsdTHWy sW cKgAuEn ch,rnsn.
A. B. eARDrSr,, Secretary,
Sixteenth Assembly District (XIXth wndl.-
GEORGE WHlTEFIELD Is tho regular Union candidate
for Assembly in this District af9 T mot Be n Mh1isTs
Fourteentb Ward Republican Associatioa.-
The rooms Of the Headquarters Of the above A"oeis9n
No 426 Broone will be open all day where Eels can b'
AD0LPHTs BoRsT, Chairman EI. Com.
JOIN b. SHARP, Secretary.
Ivth Assembly Districf.-For Member OF Assembly,
T. LAMBERT ild0rsed by The Peoples Cnion, be2abi'
Plon cfihe Government, and worAinsnen's Rishis.
Peoples 'syracuse) Union Nomination.
HESRY w Genet
JAMES VI. AUSTEN,
ANDREW LEWIS, }
DAVID CLARK, }NiccPTesi3on
ROBT. h. BRADFORD
A u OARDiygR, Secretary. -
CONRAD sWACRHAMER,
Chairman Executive Committee
To the Editor of The N. Y. Tribunc.-An adyer.
tisemeni IN The Herald OF this morning pupoTing TO he
gned BY a. denying got we SahSIsd SSo e;h m
XVIII Assembly District NXIsi Ward, pronounce to be
base fssrication and forgery.
mondBg Mr. Coddington, and do recommend him hesy
and cbcorfuy We hope o. that he will be elected =. ne
every worthy rspresent citizens m the State
Legislature. JAMES W. BEEhMANi
IstiCN PHELPS.
Nov. 4; 1861. BENJAMIN II. FIELD.
sherIaIy.tb having been industriol,ly reported tha,
had wilndrswn from the fell az candidate for Sheriff beg
canvass FRED. l.. VULTE.
TO the People of New-york.-I beg 70 say to my
Of Sheriff are .ehood. cireui.td by iner,.ed par
tes will be IN the field candidate r the suarsges Of
viii be for you decide through the ballot b1 .hs be
the neI; Sheriff of this ounty. JOSIAH w BROWN.
Third Assembly District,
comprising the who. OF the vth and portion OF tho lidl
DAVID D. EGAN
Has not declined
Attention! sons OF Massachusetts.
meeting Of the sons Of Masschusets viii be held TINS
tTuesd.y) AFTERNOON at O'Clock sroni No. 20 Astor
House for the purpose Of forming Committee OF Sons Of
tho Bay sae snd 10 choose MIr,hss e., special service
which will be announced. The business gu be of
important character AID IL is hoped there will be large At
tendance.
Lewis Tappan, No. 81 Johns. Treasurer Of the Am
ecan Mis,ony Assocaian aeknowlcds-s TIE receipt Of
30 from A. c. for the Ii ssyes Ia aud around fortress
Monroe. Nov. {, 1861.
General society Of Mechanics and Trades
men City Of New iork The Reg Meeting u the
Society viii be held at Msoh.nies' Hal. 70 ~ Brad~ay
on WEDNESDAY EVENING the oih nstsntr a. 90 hannt
after Tho Elsgs vood by tre Socy r. b. prssent
10 the Volunteer Engineer ReEmeD asnd'd By Col
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

VLOAKS! CLOAKS CLOAkS!
~ We have open for Inspection
SUPERB STOCK or FINE ERENCH
CLOTH AND BEAVER CLOAKS, PALETOTS. ,o,-vs
sACQUES AND FRENCH bAsVobs'
All entirely new styles.
We have also hand immense stock OF
BLACK CLOTH SACQUES AND ClhCCLAH0'
At So, S6 so, 81 so aud 58 each
WATERPROOF CL0AKS. - ,nw.,a
Fifty-six inches deep for - sha 'S"
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, all szea La, ths.
We guarantee our prices fully thirty per o'''
~ a.. pUwERY near Houston-sS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

EMBROIDERIES EXTRAORDINARY.
Ia CONTINUATION
OF THE GREAT SALE OF
PARIS AND SCOTCH EMBROlDERIEs.
500 French and Scotch Jaconet Collars 40c sc ooc sne
7Oc., Just half the origi,a prices. ,
81 IS, 81 rs and 80. . ~, IN -, "a
$50 French Embro idered Swiss Sets fl VI :" anu 9s
sSo French Embroidered se.s trimmed with Vslencisrnss
1000 Coorsd Embroidered Linen Hsnekerchsis, soc-
regular prices. 81 50.
pl.L rhs.5 and rench Laces Walls, Coif1res bsrbees
Sc; Point and vsepeenne Collars Sets and hsndheFems"
a' H'"0" ~ WILLIAMS Co. (ls.e Peter Roberts),
No. 429 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

For sheriff OF the City and Comfy Of New
JOSIAH w. BROWN.
For DistnctAttoney,
ABRAHAM n. LAWRENCE, Jr.
For Clerk Of the City and County OF Ney-Yorh
JOSEPH HoXIE.
For Coropeu In the City ind County Of Nev-YoIk
LOUIS NAUMANN,
JOHN WILDEY,
JAMES w. RANNEY,
EDWARD COLLIN
German Union League Nomination.
Sixth senatorial District.
For Senator,
BENJAMIN y. MANlERRE.
HUGO WESSEND0NCK Chairman.
Groaor MAScHor, Secretary.
For senator, With District, I2th, 18Th, Goth,
2Jst. and 22d Wards-ULIVER CHARLICK nomi
mated by Tsmm,ny Mozart, Union Taxpsyeis and Peoples
opposed TO all corruption
Benj. r. tIapierre,
Union candidate Tor Sesstp With District 9Th 18TH 16th and
18th ards ha. and does no! intend withdrew from the
CANVAS
To the Voters of New.York.-As eyery effort IA.
and being made 10 induce my friends TO believe that have
hereby reterste my former statement that have with.
drawn. do intend 10 withdraw but tho contrary,
shall remain candidate for the office Of Sheriff this county
until sunset on Tuesday Nov ssd respectfully solicit your
su1T0ges. FREDK L. NULTE
New.YoIk, Nov. a. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
U. s. MusrERryo oyrcs, No. 70 wgIrE,sr,)

vice FOR Regmens in the 6ed wishing 10 send forward Re
cTut make requons for transportation at this once
before p n special train will be dispatched each doy
M4p. N. d. b. SACKET, InspeetorGeneIal
Colonel u. s. A., MusteTing Officer
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aliliiarn Notices.

Headquarters lsT RgGHRsr EAGLE BRIaADs,(
No 80 Broadway, HEw.YoBk. Nov. I, 1861. !
General Orders, No. This regiment being
oganzed and prepared for volunteers for the rank aud file Of
he companies and the camp being established at Hsmpsesd
L. the following desi of officers has been made for the
recruiting service: -
$;s $;S sA%f "I.5SS the City of s'~r''l
II. Capt. GEO. d. WAXING, in the City of Syracuse.
" s;s, "a 5E5 & SoSEzs SEEzkEkf the City Of Rochester
~. Capt. A. HE0EMAN Staten Island.
" CAPT WILLIAM ID. ROSE, RocklAnd County.
vi Lisut WM. II. LEAYCRAFr, W'msb'Tgh BTooHn.
Lieut. KNAPP, Stamford, Conn.
VII Lieut. VIM B. EVANS, Suffolk County, Il. l.
VIII Lieut. j. Il. DUNHAM. Plainhrld, N. j.
TX Capt BILLUP r. KEEELER having been assigned to
duty at the camp HemIsesd viii receive recruits o. soon
as eured ana furnh them With subsistence and quarters
lie Il also charged with the supernendence OF the recruiting
service for Kisss and Queens Counties L. and will detail
snch officers TO asit him the nature Of tho service may
The foregoing officers directed TO report BY letter st
once to the state Of the rolls and hereafter 10
DANIEL ULLMANN, Colonel Commanding
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Light Cavalry. The lst Regiment U. s. Lancsrs,
which Il organizing In this city rapidly hlns up Col
sMOLlNSKl TO whom isintru.ed the formation OF by the
War Department, Ia veteran OF high military sanments
hsying served in the Polish French, a9d English service snd
T. eyoby known n the military circles o those Countries
he headquarters Of the Regiment Is the War Department.
Wsfhingo on d. C., branch Of which a, No fartpace
of Broadway NewYork Ia chsrge OF Acting Adjuan
Lieut. r. F. McrIGHE 10 whom all communications On the
business Of the Regiment from the loyal States 20 be ed
dressed Gentlemen wish1g to rase compans Of 80 neA
each will Tcee rirst Lieuenancies and In similar grade TO
tho lowest ponommissio1. Priysies ambitious Of military
hono offered many aud guaranteed speedy
promotion. Pay for phyAtos, $li per mouth :,
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D'Epineun Zcuaves.-Tbis splendd regiment, or
ganzed the French plan is rapidly filing up The entire
command will be about two thousand strong about OF
which ready for marching eTdes few good men are
wanted for the Second Battalion. Call At the Rec ung quar-
ters et City Hall Park. Colonel L. J. DEPINEUlL,
Headquarters No. % Whitest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Rocket battalion for the Army OF me i roto.
mac-llaed by special desire Of MsorGene hcCLEL-
Ian aad Big den BARRY Chief Of Artillery.
Those desirous joining this Crack Corps should sPpy
" T. w LION Commanding
United States sharpshooters, Col. Berdan.-
ood shots desirous Joining this fsyore may sPy
TO Capt H. d. TYLER at ths Camp Of Rendezvous wee
hawken, 4ldst. Ferry landing Jhs company VIII ps
thoroughly equipped before leaving camp.
MISUNDERSTANDING for tho THIRrY.sEVENrH
REGIMENT gallant Regiment, now the Advance
Guard Of the Army Of the Potomac raising some mors sooa
.onss or ia the City Hall Park All DeeIte from thi'
DUNCAN THIS DAY. BY order Of -
Lieut. Col JOHN BURKE, Commanding
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Lewis Tappan, No 81 John-s. Treasurer Of the Am.
erican Miaionsy A.soca1n acknowledge tie Trcrpi Of
$40 from A. c. FOR the III slaves In aud around ioTtr.a
Monroe Nov. (. l86i
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

General society Of Mechanics and Trades
Of the City Of New fork -The ResH Mssiug9 9f 'he
Society viii be held Mschsucs' Hall. 10 ~ Bf1ad~Ay.
WEDNESDAY EYENISG the 9th ins;sa, a. o., h.. 4
after sln.et Tho k-gs vccd by tte Society q b. ps'ete
the Volunteer Epgiueer Regiment asndsd by Col
seIe will be exhibited fo the inspection cf the msubcf
WILLIAM VAN SORDES. sccge.lgy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

sor ~ pissy ~sa NO Party. enen, rally
t rnxlk Vhaon candidate Of the Nsiifh Assembly Dis
49,. ~. ahu NJ FALcONER for Assembly psrty poll.
' ss~ 'hs npckj jyopf days ore y gmbsIed
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
AWANr SUPPLIED.-We have received from Mr..

AWANT SUPPLIED.-We have received from Mr.
G. Bohn, the publisher, a copy of his Depart
ment and Congressional Directory, just issued
1t is one of the most complete directories we
have ever seen, and contains a full register of
officers in the service of the United States in this
city, giving their names, number of their rooms
in each Department, with their salary and resi-
dence. Also, Congressional Directory, giving
an alphabetical list of the Senators and Repre-
sentatives, with>their residences in this city,
their post offices, and counties composing each
Congressional district, and the officers of the
Senate and House of Representatives.
ian l5-2w
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
ATTENTION, OFFICERS OF THE "UNION
REGIMENT OF WASHINGTON.

The Captains, Lieutenants, Secretaries, and
Tressurers, of the different Companies belonging
to the "Union Regiment of Washington" are
earnestly requested to assemble at Temperance
Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, at
o'clock, for the purpose of completing the org IN
ization. Every Captain is earnestly requested
to bring full roll Of his command. 1t is also
desired that every man will have on his uniform
when the companies meet again at their respect
i've places of rendezvous. We hope and respect
fully request of the public, that no one will at
tend the meeting except the officers above named
as it will be a meeting purely of business, and
the officers desire to be alone A full attend
ance of the officers is invoked. jan l2-3t
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A CONSTITUENT OF MR.. JENKINS.

A CONSTITUENT OF MR.. JENKINS.
Mr.. Kidd, of Clarksburg, Virginia, writes US,
saiter referring to the card of Mr.. Jenkins af.
frming that few native Virginians voted for
Mr.. Lincoln,) as follows:
"If the Hon. Representatives information
upon other subjects pertaining to his duties is
as much at fault as is his information as to the
birthplace and sentiments of his constituents,
who, in the exercise of their privileges as free
men, voted for Mr.. Lincoln, fear he will play
sorry part in the drama now being per.
formed before the American people. There
were two votes cast at this precinct for Abra.
ham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. These
votes were given by Mr.. William Carpenter and
myself l was born in the county of Prince
William, in the State of Virginia, and removed
from that county to this county, (Harrison,)
where l have ever since resided. William
Carpenter was born and raised in the county
Of Harrison, in the State Of Virginia, and never
lived out Of the county Of his birth.
sin the movement now being agtated for
division of the State in the contingency re-
ferred to- do not sympathze, nor have given
it either aid or countenance. l may be per-
mitted to express my SURPRISE that a gentle
man, whom we have heard inveigh long and
loud against Know Nothing prescription,
should now be willing to cast suspicion upon
not foreigners-but native born Americans,
who are not native.born Virginians. For his in.
formation, l will say, that one of the most ultra
Of the South Carolina sympathizers in this
community is gentleman who was born and
raised in the State of Massachusetts.
IL would be glad to know who it is that is
so ignorant of the nature and character of our
Government, as to talk of coercing State.
| have been under the impression that this
Government was formed by the people, and ope-
rated upon individuals. The same power that
made the State Governments, made the Feder-
al Government. have also supposed that tho
State Governments, as well as the Federal
Government, were made by the people, and for
the people and have yet to learn that the
people were made for the State Governments ;
and will add, that it is my private opinion
that the people were not even made for the
Democratic party the ruling motive with
me- in voting for Mr. Lincoln, was to defeat
this arrogant party l claim to be as loyal
and true to my native Virginia as any son she
has but do not believe her State authorities
have the right to absolve her people from their
allegiance to our National Government, for
lind the following proposition, offered in the
Convention that framed the Constitution of the
United states, by Luther Martin, Was rejected
fr0rided, That no act OF acts done by one
or more OF the States Of the United States
under the authority of one or more of the
States, against the United States, shall be
! deemed treason, or punished as such; but in
The national Republican., 1861-01-15

in firing on the Star Of the West, and promis-
ing support to the Governor in necessary meas
ures of defence.
A resolution was also offered, but afterwards
withdrawn, inquirng Of the Governor why the
work on the Causeway between Fort Moultrie
and the main land was stopped.
A resolution was passed, to FIRE fifteen rounds
for each seeding State.
There are signs of peace, but it is believed
that President Buchanan's policy win be driv.
elling, and therefore there may be q chance
for war.
New military companies are coming in from
all parts Of the State.
The Governor, in a message sent to the
House Of Representatives, details plans for
guarding the coast. He proposes the purchase
Of three steam propellers, and recommends
small iron screw propellers of light draught,
each to be provided with thirty.two seamen.
That one Of the steamers be stationed in
Charleston harbor, one at Beaufort and one
at Georgetown. He also recommends that all
inlets and mouths ofrivers be fortified with re-
doubts and ordnance, and that boats keep up
a constant communication between the several
points, as protection against sudden invasion
by lawless bands.
Charleston, Jan. IA, p M-Gov. Pickens
sent an aid to Fort Sumter at P. NJ. with dis.
patches for Major Anderson. They are sup
posed to be in relation to matters occupying
the attention Of the Department at Washing.
ton. Nothing has transpired since. With the
people the work of defence goes bravey on.
bill was voted down in the House of Rep
resentives, providing for the defence of whites
and others circulating incendiary pamphlets,
newspapers, and other matters.
Fire at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Nec York, JAM IA fire occurred at the
Brooklyn navy yard this afternoon, doing con-
siderable damage to the Pursers' stores and
building. 1t was entirely accidental.
South Carolina.
Nep York, Jan. l4.-Some of the special
Washington reporters state that South Carolina
has offered to evacuate all the forts and other
public property to the care of Major Anderson,
provided that he shall be ordered back to Fort
Moultrie.
Weekly Bank Statement.
Nep York, Jan. 1.-THE decrease of loans
during the past week is $4s5,OOO. Decrease of
circulation $4,000. Increase of specie in
vaults $l,540,000. Increase of deposits,
$l,560,0OO.
DEATH.
Died at the residence of Henry Janney, No.
ACT Eighth street, between D and E, in the 10th
year Of his age, JACOB JANNEY.
The friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral this day. the 18th, at
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
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sible to unite the Northern or any portion of
the Southern people in REFRESHING secession.
} Mr.. Reagan, Of Texas, obtained the floor,
and gave way for a motion that the Committee
rise, which prevailed.
Mr.. Corwin made report from the commit.
tee of thirty three, and moved that it be made
a special order for Monday next which was
agreed to.
The House adjourned.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE INs, Co..
Washington, d. c., December al lseo

HuSHWy1UHl d. @, Decem6er 81, 1860.
| pursuance OF the charter, the following
l. statement of the condition of the companv ia
published, viz:
Amount OF premium notes on hand $l25, ,O7683
Amount OF loss during past year 9,ol6. so
Amount oi cash on hand 100000
Notice is also given, that the annual meeting
OF members will be held at the Office OF the Com
pany, on Monday, the 2lst instant, at ten o'clock
A. NJ, when an election will be held for seven
managers TO serve for the ensuing year.
jan 7-eoGt CHARLES WILSON. Sec.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
LOST,

Between the st. Charles Hotel and the Su-
preme Court Room, at the Capitol, heavy Gold
Watch and Chain and Gold framed Eye. Glass
attached. Whoever may find the same shall be
Literally rewarded by returning it at the Office of
st. Charles Hotel to Mr.. Lamb.
jan l5-3t (Star.)
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
THE, COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.THREE.

In this committee, yesterday, an additional bill
was agreed upon, viz: to transfer the power of
surrendering fugitives from justcey from the
Governors Of States to the judges Of the United
States courts. This introduction of new Sub
ject, yesterday,twss not expected, and this bill
would not have been agreed to, but for the &C.
cidental absence, ct the mofdentof voting, ora
portion of the committee.
The question then arose upon reporting to
the House, with the recommendation that they
be adopted, the whole mass of resolutions and
bills separately voted heretofore, and this ques'
ton was decided by large majority in the
negative. This result was foreseen, and was
unavoidable, as, although each measure com.
manded majority, and there was hardly a
member who did not approve most ofthe meas
ures, yet, at the same time, there was scarcely
one who approved them alt
The form Of the question was then changed,
and the committee voted to report the whole
mass of measures to the House, but without
any recommendation in respect to them. This
we believe to be strictly parliamentary course
at any time, and, under the circumstances of
this case, to have been the wise course.
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case Of war being levied by one or more of the
States against the United States, the conduct
Of each party towards the other, and their ad.
herents, respectively, shall be regulated by the
laws of war and of nations.'
"Yours, respectfully, ]. SlDNER KIDD"
The national Republican., 1861-01-15

FoR WHOM DOES He SPEAK THE Spring
field (nl.) Journal inquiries, and most peril
'nentiy, ohether Mr.. Crittenden is an author
ICED moathpiece Of tie Southern .tfre-eaters." !"
And, il not, what assurance have we that his
propositions will bring back the seeding
Statesf
The men who are the mouthpieces Of the dom
inant power in those States, which is the mob,
declare that they will agree to no terms what
ever, and that any alliance between free and
slave States is unsafe.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
G. W. GOODALL,
Plumber and Gas and Steam Filter

1IuWDeT anu UdB anu oC6am F1tter
5e4 Seventh street, near Canal Bridge, Washington.
A LII orders executed at the shortest notice, in
IA the most substantial manner, and on ,ea-
sondble terms.
Personal attention given to every department
of the business nov 26
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Latest by Telegraph.
Ohio.

Columbus, Jan. l4.-The Legislature on
Saturday resolved as follows: That we hail
with joy the firm, 'dignifed, and patriotic mes
sage OF the President, and pledge the entire
power and resources of the State for strict
maintenance of the Constitution and laws by
the General Government, by whomsoever ad
ministered.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
North Carolina,

Raleigh, Jan. 1.-THE House to day passed
a resolution requesting the General Gov
ernment aud States authorities each to leave
the forts and arsenals in statu quo for the pres.
ent The same resolution was argued in the
Senate but no final action was had.
The Convention bill was argued in both
Houses.
The resolution against coercion was postpon.
ed till tomorrow. 1t will pass.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15

b6-It is believed, upon the best authority,
in New York, that the Treasury notes to be
bid for in few days will be taken at rates
which, as compared with the rates of the late
bidding, will demonstrate that there is no want
Of confidence in the resources or institutions Of
the country, but that the distrust recently man.
ifested was owing solely to the fact that trai
tors were known to be in the Cabinet. Now
that Union men are at the head of affairs, cap.
italists win it is believed, show themselves
ready to loan money to the Government, in any
amount, and upon reasonable terms.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15

'THE CAslSEr.-The Journal telegraphic dis
patch from Springfield says that the Southern
appointments in the new Cabinet will be de-
ferred till Mr.. Lincoln's arrival We trust and
believe that the fact is SO. The character of
the appointments which ought to made South,
depends upon events in progress, and Mr.. Lin.
coin is only exercising the prudence which dis.
tinguishes him, in deferring them.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15

NAvAL.-The Navy Department has advices
stating that the United States sloop of war
Cumberland, Captain John Marston, arrived at
Vera Cruz on the 25th of December, having
been twenty-five days on the passage from New
York. All we'll on board.
The national Republican., 1861-01-15
NJ. SM.I TIL,
Fashionable Tailor,

No. 6lS Garrison street, bet,oeen and Vir
ginia arenue, Nary Yard.
CONSTANTLY on hand full supply of Ready
~ Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing
goods. jan 10