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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
SECOND BOARD.
MEpNEsDAY, Oct. 9-P. ".


The Stock market has been under high pressure
Of speculative steam during the day, and the volume
of business seems TO increase with tie advance in
prices. Some Of the old heads" Of the street have
been looking for a recOil after such continuous and
rapid advance, bot yet there is no abatement Of
the fever and the buying is ndiscrimiDate and blind.
The basis Of Improvement in the tone Of the Stock
market is as substantial as could expect, in time
of national trouble If not Of peril bat there is evil
IDENTIFY too much haste and eagerness in the move
ments, and donbt of the permanence or stability
Of the market impresses itself upon the minds OF
those who study the course of speculation Thus,
while circumstances seem 20 warrant q fair
advance in prices, It is possible that the ny
ward steps are too rapid. The strongest
stocks Of the day were New-York Central.
Toledo Hudson River and Michigan Southern, but
there was lively bidding for nearly erything which
has heretofore had prominence on the share List.
Governments were firmeg, and State stocks were
better, with large business in missOuris. Between
che Boards prices were shade lower for time, but
with the HsheTss Inlet news the market rallied
again, and the second session commenced with
bnoyant and active market New-YOrk Central,
Toledo, Michigan Central and Hudson River were
particularly strong, but there not much 20 choose
between the yariOus stocks which occupied the at
teDton of operators. There has been great deal of
realizing during the day, but the increased number
OF buyers has enlarged the capacity Of the
market 80 much that bat little effect
mas been produced by the supply. After
che Board tie Buying was quite as confident aud
eager as at any time during the day. and the quota.
tons soon after the adjournment were from 10 y
cent higher than the best prices Of the second Board
TIE advance Of the day bas been larger than the
circumstances justified and shall not be surprised
% see shortly a reaction from the stock thrown on
the market by parties realizing the large profits Of
the lat week or ten days The closing prices are:
United States fs, 1884, Coupons, 92i S92li United
States 6s, Registered, 1881, 92l092si United
States So, 1874, S28S2i; United States Treasury
Notes, 6 y cent 99s 999l Tennessee State6s, 422 a
s3; Virginia STATE 6s, $685. Missouri State 6s,
49, 044; Canton Company, solo; Pacihc Mail
Steamship Company 9O209l; New-York Central
Railroad, 7597s.; Enc Railroad 3OS5o4; Hudson
River Railroad, SLASH Harlem Railroad, l2c
psI Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 2Sl 929i Read
ins Railroad, 363 $685. Michigan Central Railroad,
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ID including the 9Th of October in the years iudi-

BY the arrival of the City of Washington we have
London papers to the 25th, and telegraphc advice5
to the Goth of September, The LOHd0" Tunes Of
the 26th Gays:
The hesyipess Of the Engish fund. continues to ncIeA
and h.y cosed yesterday at another decline notwisand
ins he ued ate approach Of the end Of the quaTe W u
di count the iiJ e cent, but instances
dsy of amounts being offered the best short bs
a. The excitement In the foreign stock markets.
upon the movement In Mexican stock, CONTINUES sho H
ope stions yeieIdsy unusually large 40 NJ ~
bar gold sent ia to the bsnG yesterday mskns
@ 90 sioce the last The 300 900 by the oNi
cure has not de iyeIed, bat Il will ultimately oe
there The railway exhibited slight Improvement
the close Of business yesterday.
The London Daily NsUs Of the same day also
notices the fact that the best bills continued TO 10
taken at q 93 y cent, while the minimum rate OF
the Bank of England continued at 81 2 cent when
appears to render it probable that another reduc'o
in the rate will soon take place. The Bank gained
f242, 900 in specie during the week.
There were sales Of Erie shares in LONDON on 'ue
9th at S9I The latest full report Of the market we
oave is in The London Times Of the 10Th, when
notices aud quotes as follows:
The PRINCIPAL feature IN tho colonial market has been is
in isd Irurk to n gd2O and IN Crest Western Of 70
"a al on Tia. d, crease ,he rsc', la uecsn ssseIg
Ngiuis y Gents and Illinois Central shses rec oeo |O
O. IL Ia lUll
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49, a 49,; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, 17!0l7l; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, Guaranteed, 37s937i; Panama ksi-
road Company, 1l70lls; Illinois Central Railroad
G. e67j; Gs!ena and Chicago Railroad IpH'i
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 14 a@Si ohic'go
sad Rock Island Railroad, 49t S49si lineage Dur
EDgton and Quincy Railroad. 6Ji a 693.
Fregbts ore better, both TO Great Drllaln ana Tue
Continent; the engagements to Liverpool comprise
e. OCO bush. corn at III I'd. in bulk; $1,000 BUSH
Wheat az I2Jd in bulk and bags; l5,oOo bills Flour,
NJ 81. Sd. p3s. I'D; 1000 boxes Cheese, at 45s.;
40 ,kga. Butter, at 4Os. To London-25,O 600 bush.
Wheat at l3Id. in bulk; 500 bbs. Flour at 4s. 3d.
600 boxes Cheese, at 5Osi 900 bbls. Rosin, at "a.
10 Bristol-2O uns of Provisions, at As. To Hlvre
80 600 bush. Wheat at &c. and 5000 bbls Flour,
At csc. 1$l-tbe latter rate, by foreign vessel.
rhe charters are British big, 400 bbs. capacity,
90 Maize and back, ut 81 500; British brig Of
1000 bush. capacity, TO Bordeaux, at &c. for
Wheat, in shippers bags, and schooner Of 200
obls. capacity. TO st. Domingo and back.
The business of the Sdb-Treasury was: Receipts,
t73S,S.sS gs-for Customs, $1,000; for Treasury
Notes. 1851 600; Payments, SOL ,42S 7Oi Balance,
81 ,37J,T75 IL.
The following are the earnings Of the Milwaukee
and Prairie du Glien Railroad for September, 1861:
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One of the most favorable features in our present
emergency is the condition Of our foreign com.
merce. We have exported from the port of New
York. for the first nine months of the present year.
domestic produce 10 the amount Of 1851 ,Sl9,
against So, 500, 25S for 1861. We have imported
$40 3O6 900 Of gold and silver against 1851 900 for
1860, and exported s3,2790 900 sgainst $3l O43,0 600
for 1860. The change in specie in our favor has
been equal to $7l,Ol4,OOO. We have, in tue mean
time received from California s27 POS 900, increas
ing, with importations our specie reserve equal 10
ST, 900 over the amount in the country al the
same time last year. We are still taking gold from
abroad in payment for our expOrts, having reduced
our imports for Dry Goods So, OOO, OOO and the total
imports in this port from $lS6, $50 in 1860, TO
$lOI, 372 go in 1861, showing decrease equal to
$s5 so 639. The dtcresse for the year will be at
least so p cent. Hence the great change in the di-
rection Of the current Of the precious metals.
The annexed statistics are from the circular Of Mr..
Ed 1srd Bill:
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Phiiadelphia Cattle MarI.e,-Ocr. 9.

The supply Of BsEV CATTLE thi. week unusually
rgs amounting 245o head This number exceeding the
demand Irics. declined about 25e the loo ms
Pared with the sales Of the previous week OIToay and
GOOD Cattle sold At nom s6 TO y end 81 30 q 100 bs aud
PINE and Extra at from 5g to 90 81.
SHEEP.-Tlis market also largely supplied the offer
nss reaching 1900 head Sales made at lom &C.
10 Ole wuch is about &C. lower than the previous week
HoGs The supply Il Hogs amounted 10 34OJ head at the
ysIds and sales uisds from IS 10 IS 100 DG,
the latter price being for corn.ied
COWs.The s,e Of Cows amounted 70 only 20 bead, at
prices rangng from S2l 10 SIS EACH to CONDITION.
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Proposals.
NAVY AeESr,s Og1OR,

NNw.YoRK, OCTOBER 3, I%I !
VNGOT COPPER &c-SeaieG rI S ,scaiS.5 'sl
dor 60 nn the 18th n' st II O'clock
s'0H II" 7.rOo n Ipgot Copper.
3OA 10 taDea I'm.
M hores KID Tin, l24Il7.
- , ,,,-.l ~. ,bs ls of Now next, Of tbs Navy. lard
9. Ws~h goo, ,uet 70 the n9cs.s ,S Sest Sa ~
% g.u gaslsHty awarded the e4gIr1G wi, be eI
oeAto1 Navy Agent.
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Increase. l72s3 IncaA9OU9 Ino.as556ss Dec..2s59O5
BY reducing the whea, TO -four, the quantity of the
latter left at Underwater this year compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. shows increase
Of ,sj5 9O5 bills. -four.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tty Of some Of the principal articles of produce left at
tide-wster from the commencement Of navigation 10
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no REAL ESTATE OWNERS.-Sealed Pro,

THO REAL ESTATE OWNEho'-St3a,,, Ji,I ~
n posaIs will be received 81 this Office mil IhUhsDht
Oct H. for ths purchase Reel Estate hy me
she MS, OF the Flre Department locsed - to4'w'' m a.
ONE LOT between 10Th and lin ave Alu a4h' @|1
foE Hose Company No. ". c, - - is.b 49, 22d.sf,.
for Hoe G. On Jtuy No. %. -, - - OH an
90h.stn Tor hose Company No. 81 not -
ONE LOr between ID and LeAios'oHa''i ana @o'" aN'
spth-st. for Hose Company Nc. 81
0SE LOT between Hudson, Greenwich, Canal ana spring
-ss for Hose Company No u. -. 80. ,..- -.
ONE LDT between 80 th and 9OhftEi within $50 Get ea'
or west OF 3day. for Hook aud 10 dcr Company No 10
Pyopo,As win dilgram Of the property oteTtg
With dimensiJns cty, aud character Of improvements
sny Preference will he gyeu TO yaan lots Payment vi
b. medic giving crar and satisfactory title.
The Iigtt ~ reserved 30 reject or vi proposals
ROBERT HAMS Controller
City Of New.York. Department Of Finance,
Controllers Urice, Oct 10, 1901 }
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C5E1IT5D pPOPOSAI.S viii be received by

~ oCuo1I OFEICERS Of T. e T weuty-socond Ward,
= Of the Crrk Of the Board Of Edact ION corner Of
Sr,sS md Eusis, un'il WLDNEsDAh he l6lR day Of
ss- instant 81 O'Clock q. m, for the HEATING Az
sTrS psrsssar, og heating with hot water steam
III school Ho1e no 81, Ii West +th-st IN said "eTd
for said apparatus bic end be seen 81
a. ofips Of AMMON MACVEY, Superintendent Of School
Bpsdnes No. 81 Crosby and the proposals offered u
be la conformity VI sad sptcihc t0ns Two fesPoh'lDo
and approved suTeiios wi be required for the iNnm PEI
fuanee Of the contract the Of whom must ecco
sADy the proposal The School Officers the gh 20
sesct ,ny oil Of She proposals offered deemed oE 'n
public int. est 30 do 70. Benz. 7. tAlhChlLit
Ch.irrnun School Officers Twenty 'Sscond " aId
JOgEPn CuDLIPP, JR. 8 .creary
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narkets-cinHFulLI RKrOATHDyOHTHsN. 7. rEIBrss.

wKDNKsDAY, Oct o. lSOi.
AsHEsThe msrke. STEADY, with moderate inquiry a.
Is Is forPots aud Peals
COTTON-1 he ma tos 10 rrn with sa'si Of 500 baea
We quote middDg pand and do. Calf 2 e2ec. pol.
ton arrival nom Europe Of American Cotton
been yeso!d and is being reehipped Tor Liverpool
COFFEE-Ro srd AL other Minds quiet but firm The
,ck Rio IL 81 OOO bags including portion Of Santos We
quote:
~ 9lGl Bombay ..............- a.
Mara aibo lbt0lb LAguayra dl12
Java ,,.. ..........2U al osa Rira........- a
JAnairs.,......,..ntaH ST. Doulingr IS Is!
COAL-Domesic continues good request aud with mod
receipts Tor the tho market without oNsuta
change the stok Is not large aud holders anticipate an i'm.
proved demsDd the season. sdyances continue quote
IS FOX small add large sir. In Foreign moderate
bnness has been done 1t irregular rates. Of 900 ns
~ os Liverpool Ca 4nel 50 20 for English Gas and sc
~ for Newcastle ss, al delivered; IS sea 6 for yiyeTpo
OIIe cab ship and cargo Of Stesmun private terms
CANDLEs-Adsmantlne sell slowlast i;c, aud Stesic 81
25c.
OYEWOODS continue IN limited demand sale, Of 40 trns
st. Domingo lockwood tl6 .O 40 co. Ja sJca do ut sc
sud % do BsFwood IT, cash also $50 Brazil Wood
private terms.
tlSH1he market Is less sctive both for Dry Cod and
Mahefe but az there csTgues aost unsod pces rule
steadily. We quote Dry Cod et % l2.0e3 Is fer SO:
No. Macs, % n quality SmOred dull and plenty ~
2O023c. for seated and Oti3c Tor No l. Picked Herring
eommsHd ~ ao0 "a, aud ~ JO0s2 IS y krg AIswVessIe
seliugBt ~ 87i0S3
FLOUR AND hEAL-Ws.,ern Canal Flour is
tive, at full pces for the medium and better sedes bot 4
lower rates Tor the low quaes the arrivals Of choice eEtE
moderate; the sales cup ~ sou bbls al 80 05 - 20
ior rejected State; IS 25GsS 3s for supoIhue State
Westerns IS 200 S5 20 for ex "a States 80 65dSS %
for Fancy do IS 5U0S5 80 for the low gads Of Western
Extra; IS e0UkS 10 Tor shipping brands Of roundhoop
extra Ohio, md s6Gs6 30 for uAde brands Do Canadsu
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r,aasi,u6. 70 Greet Britain and E.,anS. from

Meesrs. Wilmerding g. Mount offered large line
Of Dress Goods, Of the importation of Bernhard &
Hutton The goods offered were nearly all sold, and
the sale was generally satisfactory. Messrs. Kcbbe
& Cories had large and desirable catalogue Of rib
bons velyets, &c. The sample lots were sold, and
several lines Of velvets were duplicated. The prices
were considered quite fair
The quantity Of flour, wheat, corn, and barley,
left at tde.water during the first week in October in
the wears 1860 and 1861 is as follows:
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FOR TRB WEEK ENDING Der. Q. 1861.
TOTAL RECEPIs CATTLE OF ALL KINDS pom TIN WEHE
According the reports from the several market places in
tho city, there have been received this week:
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FRUITS-Raislns firm with moderate 90 rs for
LAYERS So 35 81 50 for Bunch sales sto Of Smyra
Figs a. &c., cash Princess Almonds &c French Plums At
4id5ic fow &c. Fresh for,i selling freely. Mention
Lem ps are selling at xS0s9 s. y boK, snd scarce. We
quote State Dried Apples OF 6d6lc, and Southern Sc.
Dried Apples active but are eady at 6a Pesches
s &c nee and firm lOalJc for Peeled and sdtc for I'm
peeled.
GRAIN-Wheat hes agsio declined 20. y bu'bel. owing
10 further advance In feigh,s Liverpool aud with good
supply Offering good demand notice BILE at the edue ion
pa tcu.rly milling; the sslss inc ud- sJZOo bush
CHICAGO Spring at II I5baSI 49, 100 do Racine spins
81 s1sl 70 1888 do MilSauAee Club at sl l9G 81 Il
tor good 70 choice; 3420O do amber Iowa at VI Rdbl US
ia $50 do Red state at 81 20 ~ 81 60 do. Red Western
1861 %; 1850 30 bite Ohio &C. al ~ SSS 81 90
$40 DO Amber Michigan 81 RIGS 80 1850 White
Indiana and Michigan a. 8 "a n. 45 and 6toO do.
White Kentucky az : 400Sl a farley !, seady I'D 10
fsir demands sales of 400 bush State 81 00I3c. Barley
Malt IA firm at TT09cc. Osis firm BDd IN T reqnrst
jl13c. tor Canadian 33idj4lc. for Weston and 5.D
Sc foT Stste Rye Is dnll Of 400 lsh at o80vc
Western; TIC tor old Canadian, and u 6ec for STATE
Corn with brisk d. maud for mixed opened 8, 5c but sub
.equehy advance Of ful It. y bush was ifeey pf the
Iaes comprise 00 bu,b p,r arrived st53c for DAMAGED
safe for Eastern mix ard t3a6c for shipping do closing
rulNz al he LAT ter ~ No auofas
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Last year there was fair on the line Of the road
which gave s. COO business. Tuis year the last
weel in September was very rainy, curtailing the
freight business.
The subscription to the National Loan at the Sub
Treasury to-day is about 100000, in addition to
which about 600 600 have been deposited by various
private agencies, including large amount from Con-
necGcut.
Among the banks there has been no movement to-
day on account Of the National Loan. No call is AL
tripated in several days.
Demand Treasury notes are accommodating at the
Snb-Treasury and the amount on hand to-day lie
about 100000. These notes would undoubtedly be
more current if the public more fully understood
that they were convertible into coin.
The Mint at Philadelphia has made no returns this
week.
There is more activity in demand loans 10 conse-
guence of the large transactions at the Stock Board
and the rates are 607 p ceut with some transactions
at 5 p cent. The business in the discount
houses is reduced to a low figure in consequence of
the scarcity OF paper and rates steady at 6a7 y
cent. Anything which will not bear the stricttst
investigation is unstable.
The following is a statement Of the tolls collected
on all the canals for the month of September, aud
f ON the opening of navigation TO the lst lust:
Fourth week IN September lssi.........si57642 IS
ouTth week IN sePemUei loGo..'..'..''''' Hl'J 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 4es %
Month Of .ePtemher, 1861 S5ACl! ts
Month Of septeu beT 1900, t6g SIS 90
From opening Of Canals Oct l. 1851 +s5to Gs
From opening u Canals to Oct l. S6o...... 2OJj4ll ~
T. - s.gI 100 n
The business Of the Clearing. House was &c.
CO.. 900.
Messrs. ThOmpson Brothers are buying Currency
fn-Anr % Eullnrra.
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Dec....5l5l5 Dec. ISL IDc.f47Gl9 Dec..l72.5U3
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tde-water during the years 1860 and 1861, from the
commencement Of navigation TO the 9Th Of October
inclusive Ia as CoIlo,ra.
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There was bank panic at St. Louis on Monday
The Union Bank failed, and the merchants had con-
cuded to follow the example Of Chicago in wiPing
out all deprecated currency.
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Fouris in moderate request add shade easier though NOT
quotsby lower sales OF $50 bbs at - 50G 30 Is for extras
Southern Flour IL In good demand and the low Ados being
IN nppy pIices betteri sales az 200 bb. at
20 so9Se 70 for mixed 10 good supsrhne Baltimore, &C.,
81" J fnI extras Rye Flour IL 81 GOOD request at foil
price, sales OF 80 bb a. 81 1884 Corn Meal in mod
elae demand and hrme' 'as ~ 7j % 80 for Jersey,
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S~l Kcorney, Ap1 l7,---Ths Pony Etprsss
v'h ssn frSncisOo dssss to tie osh instant, ps-sI
are ., 800 II. n.
Son Frds'ossco Apr3 6.---Siuce the .lsctIou O,
saAtor, boundary Co9Inissioner, and Osioors tor
h1 state rJtlsCtons,ths legislature has comm enocd
owDrs iudustrio'sly. Thros railway COMPANIES
80 been granted franchises for lsylni ho "a all
Gays thrugh principal streets In Ban Fra-oIsoJ,
SLt Ee@;leted y h'e oalts pyicos Of !Ssg.lc,
bsl"tHr hrDousAL departs for wsiLiDqt5n on The
iuA. ons reason assigned for HIS derRT-ure forth
'th y We purpose OF endesNuTlng % influence
rhe ~ tho California appointments, About rbies
Lsio - un1poakAble Anhoty IN Ig RFi.LllcaA
'oliscisns. 1he bill sppropriatng rn9pe5 Cor The
tfry OF the hsrbOr At An PrsI iscO Under tue
scl.n of oofps 81. .uul.ed States lg nee ~ and to
sssrtain the socssty ot 60 sirEct,ng bulKhNsi,
nssed both Houses Of the Legislature The last
eStofn bound hSEo on BUrrKATaDs Overland
AL route lett Fan Frln.loc AID va Pony BIlreus
row fUIllslea OVERHEAD communicated With the
East
Aooouns ~ tho dxn,sg, IN ths Uiring Ies'oas,
oaltng FROM tho Lste stUsn, rolrtapebs the l0s.ss
sr greater, than ~ nrst shtl, patel
Tho dun supp ias vstor for the priEe'pal quarts
siils sf Col. hdiory, aud tls AsTiIosA CoTnr ~
seys part lazy carried "a, and oAanGt bs repaired
ss4Hs sopvqnlsT u win reduce the yield Of gold o.
6ild or more, The dsnlage 70 the IrNlolumua Co.,
sDo,lDLS u oLS inillira VI dollars.
% lag ys.ley Wstsr Works Go. introduced wssss
aor ss.ssSA'. - 'hs silIs sass zoe sovl'.~s
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Patrissio Nleesiss.

4 nesting, representing the capital, interest
md iLfusnos OF this city, snd embracing all poii-
NJ orees, Was held yesierdsy in the rooms o. the
rhanber sf CoInnsroe, ~ receive tie report OF .
pnnit;ee, appointed on Tuesday Last, to make
EsinnsIy srrsngeaeats sor . msss meeting OF
u citizens, % testify their 10y atty 10 th. Hedsr.l
fOysrunen, In the presen, crisis.
Capt hAaazALL stated the object Q. ,hs uss,ixx.
Ns remarked that he did not see the eclnnlttss In
ne room from whom they sIpsc,ed report. Bu,
their absence, he said. other busins4 nlsia
- brought beiors them. There wss another orsani-
ssion desirous q Joining with them, and IL nigh,
y advisable - Join With then, and have . oouoo.
sss,ing.
AoueN os ifn srom uaAHss.
nr. Nnsor, Prssidsn. Of the NY. Sock H1clsns~
- the fe.o~ips resolutions, which had previous
RSsn 1,sS saSIPrd by sLs, body,
Scc1 Exchange, Impressed With ths dssp sense q
Be duty which should snin,sSs eyvry hesrt 10 sue.
- - " sss S SSSse,pmsn, Of d: unii.d s's,.s in sup
~ usr,oS S SnIson oS nhIs aud shs laws desire q
As.i y Ge oe serrssnA By pfsdSins our civ 10
6s UAsa, and our Tosoluts dsssrminS.iou 70 sss.,I
hssolvsd, That aoommis,es be sppoin,sa 10 ~.
rseept the New York Stock Esehsnse ss a m..s
g v ss hold sha day Al Ne Chamber Of Con-
On motion. the Commrsse Il che s,sch p,,s..-.
HAs Incorporated WITH the COMMIT stes Q. ca Ieps.
Mr. r,ErsiDsn req ara ed that arrangem ants ~
bssn Hado for uass m sst ug by oiher BOD q buS
= tho call ct the Ierchanss had been publ shed.
herc was desire on ths psr 70 unite N whstsvsr
ksn'onstrst ons EAight bs made.
Tbs Hon. JosR A. Du enisrsd shs hal nero sniA
Dthus,ssto applause,
The Hon. VIZ. n. EtAsp thought ths oomniasss
U The several organikAt should BE- Representa-
he dsnonssIst en-, n order thAi thers should b
un Ted stand OF The tseAs OF NeS York, 70 siys
Arsngth and sushcifty 70 the Govern eni. Il would
well mus nos " torestAL tbs SCI on Of oAhas
ould be- the freo cypress on Of tbs e,iseus Of New
pcst sirePect ye ofpnty, ta ssh.if q the osunsv.
eI-0overnor FA1 moved, tAse ~ Cosamissss a
~ sOsis. 4. dsaUa. Of Joining tps issa&ss sss
, iEaAL % ln s.l.-aI n ksass.T - IL
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Iisssau Rrstb.ySesh.

Tho s.l.;T!sg beautiful psss1se ocrus o NJ
Ioee''s rossEs !e0,u on tho powts q TX snpIs
e!ivered In BossSa, bssors the Young M-u. Chris.
sn A.socIst.os =
or good. saw lady, IN broadway. plunss
A. rlJtS ARA deep into tue miro of tie gutter
o recover = gold ring dropped in pulling OF
~ glove. msu is worth more than q jouei,
nd We are seeking 20 save men. One saw an
Ljsct ~ ue distance, and at first thought II to
~ al sn,iaal but Thcu 10 csmo near 30 found
WAS u man; Gnd when he came, finally, face
face With 1t, 1t viz his own brother. We
ok ut these men sSeltoring ia all the sbOml.
1tions of dshsuchory they are animals; a. We
prrva|h tbOm, they man; aud whom we
irC ctr Srms underneath them, and bring
bsn up ws ftIJld face TO face with our broth
G, nlds In tho image % Goa and owing a.
srisu,s O. orc common Father.
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Az Bioaacnt Appeal.

,uu -lOT!o u ,ogE.sTicut
II rot hin who putteIh on his srmor boast
hlntdt like one Who putteth II OF hut may ws
al, sobCrCi ~ tho .,riR reality o. internal war,
girl up our 0nerldes and quit ourselves like
nel. II y 5Seet 70 die for ones country aud
rh'rh nov fumn,ns all who feel themselves
90 be mon TO rally around the Aag Of our
atiors. Mon " GConneeticutl TO srlnsil You
mp5t 10 counted for or against the Govern
nnt Which snall 1t boz Descendants ol
n, 81 who marched under the banner OF Gxosou
WwIusITos,. which shall Il be- Are Ws
II, Il. and our WoosrEI; and shall We 6lanck
N ttis hour Of trisl1 Sons of the Old Ohnsts1
oSststs, On which sids do yOs sais.s"
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REcRUrTISG roR IHE FIRST R,oIs1sr-
NATIONAL GuARD.---The First Regiment, Ms
Ionsl Guard, CJl. ALLEN commanding, is nov
seruiting very rapidly at the several points
ppointed for this purpose. The City Arsenal,
ornsr Of White and Elm streets, is its head
Starters, but branch Offices have been estsb-
htcd at three other pIsoss--No, 10 Centre st.,
snde'donk Hall, on Clinton, near Grand strest,
md on Spring street, near Broadway. The
sen are recruited for term Of three mouths,
md In snCh numbers that II Is believed the
sorh will 10 completed at q very early date.
Srch company, Is soon as klled up, ia sent
town to Bodios's Island for drill.