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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

The frst mortgage Eastern division bondholders
of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad CompAn,
requested to call upon or send ~ NJ A. CO"uis
No. 90 William street.
The Associated Banks held a meeting to-day 10
consider the Iroprieiy Of taking at once the thiro
fifty millions OF Treasury Notes which they have
the Opt, Of taking until the LIST December. Inc
meeting was not protTaeted one as there appeared
TO be but little difference of opinion oil the SUBJECT
On motion of MIR. Gallsin il WAS unanimously
Rorea That Con nitier Of FIVE PenOnsb appointed 20
eoGds tie eIredirRey Of tail The ita ,. ,,e named
in III o sns agreement a. to confer with the 30
ou Bos ard Liadlphia AID with the Secretary u VIZ
Treasury "a ihe sntgec~
Messrr. James Galls'in, George S. Coe, Moses
Tayl r, Il. w. llowes and G. =. Levencb' were APP
pointed, when, on motion, Mr.. Stevens was adoed 70
the committee.
Mr.. Gslatin also offered the following, which WA
unanimously adopted:
R,,o,ed That the committee appointed under the foIseos
Bss, rud the Secrriary Of he Treasury 10 rrEaa
all is s ID, sutho'izsd by the ACT !" auo
ua ioDAl loan, approved July H. ieoL 49,
This las, resolution refers to the hundred millions
which the Secretary has the right to issue at y
cent, either in Sterling or Federal currency Inc
banks. we understand wish To obtain the ophon ol
taking this loan within specified period, but We
have some reason to believe that the Secretary haf
no disposition 10 sell this y cent loan AT par niueh
LEES to give I'm option upon it. Nothing was SAID al
the meeting, we understand, upon the subject OF e .
ing the subscription to the popular loan although
some bank managers are 10 favor Of such course
At auction to-day, an important line Of plain and
fancy Ribbons was offered. The ATTENDANCE was
moderate aud prices low except on the most desira
bic fancy goods. Part Of the catalogue "as passed
The Ribbon trade Vt private sale has been quite dui
for the sst two weeks. Also, s9j lots Of miFcella
reous French and German Dress Goods &c. an
!, 900 dozen finest quality Paris Kid Gloves, which
brought 81 a$9.
Mr.. A. II. Muller sold to-day, at auction, for &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
HARLIE IN T T U i II
u FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOX YUM
"AGIFSWOOD MILITARY SCHOOL,
AZ pVuTE ANROT N /

1eped Oc,obt l. with corps Of efficient teacher Boys
roar,d FOR college business French, German, HGNsu
br.Wps and Music taught Instruction given in horsela
shp Paps may a. any time paying from The date o.
ontruuoe.
E.grswOOd 10 beautifully and beautifully situsted on Ran
Bay, Is miles hom NeV loIk, and has unsuipaseo
advantages boS'ug and eshsthng. The Pax sr trc
sszoens embrace upwsrd ,ccrs and the main building
sp aud elegant fIeestoue edibce heated By soen
AID lighted by The insfston eoudCc'sd on military
Per physical aud moral training Thorough nsrlciion given
In ri ars drill ULd discipline by competent on sts
trs admitted day sehos-s and sushe provision made
foT their boa d e. families. .
circulrs ccltauiug references terms &c address
n. WlsEWELL, Principal, Or MARCUS SPRING. Pro.
pristoT, No. % PARK Place. NeE-Vork,
SUITES or Apartments in EAGLESWOOD HOUSE
Arspgeo the European plan. with every advantage Of
hcme conveheucss and privacy. iIle necety iot ser
xNb's For particulars inquire of MARCUS SPRING, NO z
Children Of residents attend the School at Tedaced rates
Nay Scholars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

The bip N.oh,t.n Il row on the Grca. Balance Doek r
reps sr will Dc ecauk-d and newly coppered
TIE ship Calhoun + also the Great Sectional Docs snd VII
urdeFgo the reItTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

FOR STUDIOS. Sc, at EAGLEswOOD.-A large Brow
eoue Bu5ing 60 by 80 feet will be hed and rented vii
II desired for ne mechanical purposes OF 20 eAyer
o.T stists for stloios Inquire Of NJ SPRING, No
~ Psrk Plsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

This decrease lie partly due TO freshet which To-
terrupted business, and partly to the quarrel with
the New-York Central Road, which ia now arranged.
The receipts Of the Toledo aud Wabash Railroad
for the first week 10 October were:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
FTIHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

IL No al West ltth-sS., corner of6th-Sv.
Nov IN Sc foyssoOad has TeOPsbed with every adVbn
cage for the education Of youth 10 eli the departments OF
cSnple.e school ooTse Pupils received at sne
thoon hy prepared for college busipesA The Rector IL
sis ed bY twelve expeenCre escbe sod can thus insure
30 each scholars due Of attention A Dew classes are
row forming IN Latin Greek French, German, Book Keeping
and Enguh branches tie present. is mos sV0rsbe time ior
entrance.
Reference &c made TO the following gentleman whose son,
Of the school LAST yeSL The Rev Dr. Hatfield
Abe Rev Dr. Spence the Rev. DR. Bowling The Rev. NJ
lsaaes the Rev C. lnio L. the Hon. W T. Havemey9T,
f3en Irwin Mcdowell Gen Peter j. Hoe ESQ., stephen
r. Russell eco James MaIPh esq. E. II. Van Wnke NJ d.,
DR. Sanford ol Rsv6nsoOo Dr. 1Tak Of Astoria Judge FILA
Of Jersey City, &c, &c. CiTcu a. The school
q. ?. QUACKKHBOS Rector
FINHE ROCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il AtNYACK, On the HUDSON,
Viii REOPEN sept ~, with full eePs Of Professors and
Tsachera
For Csosus, and Circulars sypy Eugene Pluuielt No.
40 Broadway A s. Barnes Burr, No. 81 John-s I. j.
Grower, esq, No SO Broadway OF x
FINHE MISSES WALKER REOPENED their
IL DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. I37 Hssi-
son-sv, WEDNESDAY. SsPt. ie.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL opens
" Sept with entirely renovated and reurushe ed
CizcaaTs the JsEitoTs is tAC EERRls Chan UnyerJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

INSTITUTE RIDING SCHOOL Capt. RAJ
sPON) Nos us and III West 23ds;, re-opeus Oct. l.
Ter PRIVATE and CLASS RIDING LESSONS, 10, and
Crcns s OF suy Information DC obtained the Institute
SADDLE HORSES for Central Psrk hosd for Ladies OF
0entemen's riding.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

Whereas, D. A. Mahony, Of DUBUQUE, has, in
In TIE absenee from nRe STATE, and sdcdncy of the
reyMlar1 Chairman of nGh sDe1aoersGc Ezscutiys
Connaittef, without precedent, or authority from
the COMMITTEES, assumed and constituted him.
self Chairman pro tenn, md as such, published an
address and call for ameesing Of che Democra-
Ecyo IN regular Delegate Convsution at Des
Aoines on the 10th or 12th. of the present
month in which address and call he has perpe-
trated q fraud upon the party; not only in ma
king the eall without authosisy, but BY the enun-
citation of sentinaenssy entertained. ~ mons but
enemies 70 our. party, and the coustry, which
have been promptly repudiated and denounced
BY the party of the State Therefore, 1, being
nsrt n ts yeyslds oedsy on tasaA Aat ssd appoint.
nsHsf ss he CususiHes, ~ the nembsr represent
ing the First Dhtsick and consequently BY every
precedent and practice in such cases, becoming
the Acting Chairman Of the CommiStee, in tho
aboeuoe Of The regular Chsirman-- general
consultation with The sDemocracysef the State,
do hereby, repudiste and withdraw the call Of
Mr. 1ahoney-snd state TO the Democracy of
the State that there will be 10 CONVENTION held
Of the party at the time and placs designated
BY Mr. Nahensy--nor viii there be any Conven.
ton called or regularly held, until The majority
Of the Committee have agreed upon il expsdi-
ency and propristy, and make sGckS call in the
regular way. sscs otp g9rl zuigtiq
|qqb4siRespsssfally yoars 4c-,,,goy,
SO Ia Actin: Ch'n Dem. Cen. Com. Of Iowa
loq Keokuk, july /, 1851. nNob '6oEs
so 90.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

u Ii Is believed that should the Savannah
pirates be convicted and condemned the Execu-
tive clemecy will commute the sentence into life
ug imprisonment The reason for this are that
arebels taken in arms and equally guilty have
ben released on taking the oath ofallegiance and
hang these men would took like unjust sever.
ity; again the death Of these scoundrels would
kad 70 the immediate sacrifice of our men held
D rebel camps, and then new feature Of hor-
rhle barbsrity would be introduced into our
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

eia ,a1ali 1ca higc9 sH .sgabippds sid % gu Vi
hsiisaf daidz tvesa 10 soasss s'ii ooi and
.xs a9ed esd neos blow 81 as,ssa SO a.
.beisnsa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

alf4 ys5t --si9iie9E HtI# esiMo1qfsa0 81 81
aasai ~ sioa saa s9ed aqisase g. seR sas9gaegl
sierra a6i
ban bsiisa ssiI--staaa o,lsmlsq odI al
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

a. E. A. johnson, an American gentleman,
residing in Paris, fell from . three story window
recently and was instantaneously killed. He
w veil known in New York. b
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13


EAward Everess On the Issues Dessreshs
Coon'"' "a
, On the Ath of July, EDwAaD EvERErr deliver
ID an oration in the Academy Of Music, New
York ,b;cb r.. shouId he glad to Law before our
..as-.n,;.. ~. j.. .,s., ,.,.tb render. !.
'soe's en''te' ~ - Ds' "'s' ~ ,''9
mposs'ole Ine scope u '"e o'A"'" % 'NS~" :"
~e osen'ns Ps'sapo .'
when the Congress Oh t1e onlssa os.ses, vn
Deel,r. lion shev deemed that decent respect
for the oo;n;ons of mankind. REQUIRED form Al
statement or the causes which impelled them TO
the an imnort.nt measure. The eighty Hith an.
siver,arv NJ the srs.t Declaration indc the loyal
Peonle cf tAe Union enesssd IN, . tremendous
copSict to m,intaiu and defend the grand nation
al,y. which was asserted by our Fathers and TO
prevent their fair Creation 'from crumbling into
disAonor.ole Chsos great People CALAMITY
s.rug ding % keep noble frame work ofgovern-
nent from falling into wretched fragments needs
no iust6cation n the tribunal Of the public opin
loo Of mankind. But while our pauiotic fellow
citizens, wbs have rallied TO the defence Of the
Union, marshalled BY the abless Of living Chief.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

q The Chicago Journal complains of the
iacorectness Of the Message - transmitted BY
Telegraph and suggests that in future the press
sAosld resolve to wait for documents Of such
leneth and importance by the regular mail.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

0BO000s IL.
Ata meeting of the Washington Guards, from
KsOksk, held At Warren Hall, on Friday, 9Th
ms, the following officers we're duly elected, the
~o hrss BY acclamasion, viz: 'Ns2 49,. : 1is al
CsptAin-Wm. EdwsrdA 4 se., i7 gti-
lst Leutenant-J. Gillln. IN b5g4s.
I'd Lieuienant-R Wilsey.
ID Lieutenant-Joseph Bahinger HbJti.
The above forms Company O Of Col Lau.
usns Regiment, and is the 6rst upon the
ground, having arrived on the morning Of the
9Th. 1t is composed of stalwart fellows, who
look Is il they would do efficient service in any
field. .s'a 7olonu .,..s.,,
Col. Lauman being absent and no commissary
present to provide for their immediate wants,
Kessrs. Coolbaugh, Cook and Star very gener-
sasly stepped forward, and have provided means
ios their support and comfort until the proper
authorities shall arrive to make more permanent
vrangements. @ r'e
Both officers and men express themselves
highly grati6ed with the treatment received
IRON the above nAmed gentlemen, a. we'll as for
the kindness extended by our citizens generally.
Immediately after the organization Of the
Company they we're marched to the Fair Grounds,
where they are now quartered. The place was
ct once named Camp Edwards, in honor Of the
gallant Captain, and the national Gag was raised
over Floral Hall amid the enthusiastic shouts oi
the sOldiery 4g5.s s,.rt h.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13
8 JOHN NbDRwEY,d}i
. 8: 3 : 5SsaAA'A &elL com'r''

DRs NoNIs, Iowa, june, 1851.
For the further Information Of claimants, the
following Section Of Chapter 10 Of the Laws Of
the Extra Session isl appended :iaaiga
aj,SEc : Clsims and accounts accruing before
the passage Of this Act, shall be presented within
| three onths from the taking effectof this Law,
and all other ciaims md accounts forany of the
above, articles, afes.rrqsired to be- presented
within three months from the ascsuing of the
same, or they will be considered As donated to
the State, and not thereafter TO be allowed by
i aaidy Board u0aer sJaS nrAfes,sse uhAfaaar
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

u The Lssman Guards, from Mt Pleasant,
csss in shSs morning BY the train fron the
West. They form full company, and the Col.
may vsll feel eompiinentsd at the adoption Of
HE n6nss bv such body Of men. With the
Blses they 60 TO camp this. morning. The twe
conpsniss will parade at o'clock, and march
ont vith music 1S tt3lE -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

4 DDAIcAlsoa. A. AsCncAso.-Ths Chicago pa
rss announce the deiaieatioa Of Lind the Gem.
shsisaer Of the Sewerage Fund Of that city,
iAs dedication amounts 70 sixty thossend dol
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13


Sas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

uwARSrNG TO PARExfs.-On the 4th the
little daughter Of Hr. Crawford Of Davenport
sss a.ausing herself with fre-crackers, and hav.
ING exhausted her stock proceeded to fii some old
cases from powder horn which contained about
n'ansAneoas explosion of the horn ipjuring the
aid severely. % a7a 18p A"t
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13


TO day majority Of the legally qualified voters Of any
stat. except perhaps South Carolina In favor Of dsun
are in maory IN many II not al efh seeded Staten
The contrary has not been demonssrased N any Of
theu. lisventuredto TO arm even thoseof Virginia and
where me Saysnet. we're al On e On. .de u ss.
question vosed upon-csn scarcely be consdered de-
monstratng the popular sentiment st such an election
All tina, large class who at for the Union and
against coercion would be coerced TO vote against the Uu-
ion even nay be affirmed without extrayagance that
powers and Improved the condition Of whole people
beyond any example 10 the world. OF this have
striking and impressive iiuss ration. 80 large army
Z. the has now on foot vas never before
there ofs own free choice Bot more than his there
many single regiments whose members, one and another
and professions and whatever else whether ell
sgs>t know TO TIE whole world end there is scarcely
enc from which there could not be selected Presdeus
competent 70 administer the Governusnt Nor do ~
this b not true OF our late feudsnow enemies In thi
conesbut NJ much the bet,er Why che Gov
ernmens which has conferred such benefits both them
and should net be broken up? whoeverin any
ton proposes 10 abandon such Government would do
well 70 consider aeiersnce 70 what prndPleb thai
70 give 50 much good 70 the people fhers some fore
shadowing on s subject Our adversar,ss have adopt
some d.esr:s.oos e ,ndsssose:s IL wnes nns.
pos1 national consi.u,ion y IL preamble os which
1--WE, the people," and Substitute. .'ws The depues
the Sovereign apd Indspendent states why tins d~lib
srass psespg sut ~ yew ths nghis q msn and the an
thority the peopef fhh b tsssnthly peopisS con
sess % ~ ids 4 Asuaioo II . ssrue1is iss nalc
'ainhs N hs World thas form and sutssoes Of Govern
men. whose lssdes ee-: 70 eisysts =. soasuis. p
the pashs q iapd.bs pera,s and 70 aaosd = an unis
tered :crs 4l sAir ch..cs % shs isss = he yeidn,
exisenos ~ contend am most kappy ~ beIeve tka
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

Carr. WARD.-It 10 stated that Capt Ward
Il ths o. 8. ship Fresbors, who ives killed ip
he engagement q Matthias Point last Thursday
vas citizen Of Illinois. His family reside IN
Henry county Of that State. ,-.,5 ., S'-uf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

~ The vinton Eagle gives an account of .
aAmeful robbery in that village. The books
I'd papen Of the school fund were distracted
M the clsrks eiace and burned in pile upon
adjacent farm. The miscreants should be -!
erly punished II caught. ti.al.l-.-, ,.ll.l..i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

IT Is thus seen that the assault upon and re0uc'
tion of Fort Sumter we're in no sense matter
of self-defense on the part of the sssa,lanta-
They we'll knew that the garrison in the fort
could BY no possibility commit aggression upon
them. They knew that they we're expressly no
tilted that giving bread 70 the few brave and
hungry men OF the garrison Was all that would
on that occasion be attempted unless they them
selves by resisting go muchf should provoke
more They knew that this government desired
to keep the garrison in he tort, not to assail
them, but to merely maintain visible possession
and 70 preserve the Usion from actual and i'm
mediate dissolution, trusting, as herein before
stated, to time, Discussion and the ballot.box
for final adjustment !; and they asssled and re-
duced the fort for peecisoly the reverse OBJ.
ject-to driys cot sbs visible authority OF
the Federal Union, and thus force 1t to i'm;
mediate dissolution. That this was their
object the Executive we'll understood
aud having said to them in the Inaugural ad-
dress, .You can have no conflict without being
yourselves tie aggressors," he took pains not
only to keep this declaration good, but also to
keep the case 90 far from ingenious sophistry
that The world should not nisunderstand It. ~
BY the affair at Fort Sumter, with ,ts surroun.
ding circumstances, that point was reached. =
Then and there, BY the aasailants Of the Govern
ment, began the conflict without gun in sight
or expectancy TO return their firing, save only
the few In the fort, sent to that hsrb0f yesri
before for their own protection, and stiH resd,
TO give that protection In whatever, was loyal
In this sct discarding all else, they have forced
upon the country the distinct issue Of immediat,
dissolution or blood, aud this embraces more
than the fate Of these United Statea 1t presents
to the whole family Of man the queftion whether
Constitutional Repsblic or Democracy. . gov
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nH.-~ fcSx<a. s.vc>sA na1a anr0. Ravs n
seIse o'.vea0 a0'sss. s'.,.I S.s.: ~
~. :. - Sssrs !, s:ri,ed
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Much intercourse and correspondence
with camp, and recruiting stations, n weil
as among citizens generally in different
parts Of the country, induce US to believe
that an advance Of three months pay, or
the payment in advance of ome-half or even
onc-third Of the bounty TO which volunteers
will be entitled when honorably discharg-
ed-an amount small enough at best
would have an instantaneous effect in re-
cruting the volunteer ranks with tens OF
thousands who are now restrained by pc
cuniay difficulties.