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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
gnsnranee Gompames.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY (puIely 5Hual), Hoston Mas Aceu.
muaed Furd meet lOssss nearly Two Millions Losses during
SOC CO., Dividends psid Ia cash, ia IL
e6t01 Cash Dividend, - per Net over
liabilities. s6e0tO0 latere ting documents concerning Life
Insurance furnished gratis
JOHN HOPPER. Agent and AttoreT ior ile Company,
Metropolitan Bank Building ITO Broadway cor Pine st. N Y
GAFEST and Cheapest System OF INSURANCE.
- WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 50 Wall st n \.
CAsH CAPITAL, 54e0CoO, WITH SuHPiUs
The Insured receive IS ~ cent OF Net tfcftA
Insoes Buldings Merchandise Fniture Rests Leases Car
Eces d insurabe property, against loss damage by
GEO. C. SATTERLEE, Pres.
WM. K. LoTHRoP, Sec. HENRY WESTON V Pres
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
DEPOT Of the ALEXANpRE ORGAN

IL for Churches Ch,p,ls Schools spd Drawing Rooms,
No. 703 BROADWAY,
SOLE MEDAL OF honor et the Universal Exhibition OF
1888
This magnificent instrument patented In the United States
May 3 1890, which the brilliant peVfo-mspces u
THALBERG, kILANOYA, MILE. WELLS
have p0pua in America Ia Eurote has been
greatest artists and eompOers Of both Continents
GOrTSCHALk. LISZ Z, ROSSINl, MEiERBEER, SC.
The ALEAAN0RE ORGAN l. oslsbrLied for the sohdiy
and sion Of Its mechanism as veil as for the fnhess ana
power of AID remarkable quality Of keeping
psriec " in tune, in al climates. - -
Paces depot, IS +59 4loC, $780, sis5 s2SS $780,
500 $40, @Ss0.
de,cdptisr circular any address application to
BERNARD FABREGUETrES. jr No. 213 BIoAGway.
Importers O Bnsson Accordeons Vi9ns Violin srins &c
T IGHTE 81 BRADBURYS
~ NEW EOFERSfRUNG BASS PATENT INSULA-
TED FULL lRON~fRAME GRAND and SQUARE PLANO
FORTES, Nc. al frooues.
What eyeybo5y ,as nu bs Everybody says they
the beet; therefore they inusi te tie best
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
HI removed to No. Al BTosdway between Graud and
where he sss socave PIANOS for ljO aud
warranted. second hard tlANOs and MEL0DEONs nom
s15 l3e All kinds Of Muicl Merchandise at pices
Pianos and Ncodeol to eu from ~ upward Moathy pay
mehts received foI the same AAEAANDhE ORGANS Tor
Churches al low ptices
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- stAos osssrs OF the Twelfth Wsd the Office of tie
Gle Of the Board OF RducaoD. Of Grand aud Elns
until WEDNESDAY July ls6l At O'Clock ni, for the
dc ks chairs for furnishing Ward school
No 81 IL said Wsd IursusDt 70 psns aud specifications on Die,
and be the Office OF the Superintendent Of choo
Bui.5ngs, No, "a Crosbyss Esch proposal must BE-
paied With the Of responsible ard approved res
or the faithful Of The Sch so Officers
OF the Ward the right to reject any all OF the
poesls Offered II deemed for puhc to do
JAMES MACkEAN,
JOHN ". REED, }C0mmiee.
DAVID 3. JACKsoN,t
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spALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
spALDINd's PREPARED oLUE
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES.

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY, DiSPATCm
~ "A STITCH ! TIsE SAWS NiSk"A5
IA aoeIaaab pH hdpp n, ~ peL-Te0sfasa ass
very dsbe to have chesp and ,eient way or re
psiihs Funiure Toys Croessry Ne
meets all sueh emeTgrnees and honsehd afford 10 be
withoutl It's always ready end up 70 the sticking point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
Addrsss HENRY C. SPALDI>0.
No 20 Cedar-st, New Yak.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

Druggists everywhere keep MRS WlSsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP children teehing 80 me iiine Ia lie
Upited state. sells IT, IL Is standard niedcse. aad 10
FAME n WORLDWIDE Physicians order Aad is wherever
iss magical effects have been witnessed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Real estate for Sale.

LNOR SALE-At Orange, New-Jersey desir-
sb,e piece Of PROPERTY Improved fronting High-st
Appl, JANE WINSLOW no. 40 East hoOstons1' corner
Wesey place New-YoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR

When chidrea ehins tain be aiie ed With
dy,entery and diarrhea- MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP Is sEvRERALISG REMEDY for these diseases and
win give immediate relief from all pain hd distress incident 70
the process oteens Every mother should provide for aef
children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

snurcx cRnrK, HuntinsiOs Co.. Pa Jan H. I'r.
81. c. SPALDiSa.
you win pi-a, .-d ms two boxes Of roar CePhab Pna
Send them Lnnediselv.
Respectfully yours, ,,o - s,,,o~,
PSI bsy. used enc b.r u yon Plls, sd hnd thea
s1ceRSNL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

Milton. of bottles Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year in the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
BEVERLY. Mass., Deo. n. .tsl,.
II e qpatotsg. Fs1.

II. G. sPAtotsG, Esd. 80, -
Cepbtlo Pin. more pacIl,iy before nasomor~ II yea
have s,y,bins Of the hod please a. nd 20 -.
Cne Of M customers who " suhr 20 sev"'S lct
f two cured Of attack In ono h1or ~
yeur Plls " bich I sca, her.
W. b. WILKRl
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matcr-gnre.

WATER-CURE.- The WATER-CURE al
w Plsinaed NJ j. easy Of access s mountain air
pure its sot and scenery charming make
Il Of the most desiIsbe Eew-l ok p miles Ad
dfess with stamp letter, NJ d., P!siDbed, N J.
Summer BoArdeTs received
VNATER-CURE in Peckskll.--Dr. GOrton still
receives Iu 4ds HE residence 10 Peekskin n Send
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
% Eet.

ONE-HALF of No. $50 East Broadway-well
" finished tstcry high basemeut hss Cha dees &c. "
Rooms. lnq ire 2dstory, OF OF H. WILLS 1Do
rI,O LET-The COUNTRY SEAT of the late
O. Maura1 CaslotOn Highs Ste en- lsland ne noue
& now b-iug thoroughly repai,ed Apply to JAMES +"
nj AURAN, No j5 West 2Zd-,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Bewsre Of Coaierfsits.

Bewsre Of Conierfsits.
None sennias unless the facsimile of CURTIS PERKINS.
Esw.Y ok Is on the outside wrapper
Sold ~ Dru sd,t- throughout the world
Principal offce 10. l3 Cedar-st., Now.YOrk.
Price only 25 c-p's per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Bsrls vEaxcS. ohIs. Jan. Is. t'lt.

UyrRI c. SPALrfS0. eco. -
boI OF Cophso Pi, Thy are bHy iAf beat
NJ. ~ wv" A. STOvER p ",
Eere NsIn0s NyAado, Co. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
KJTTFRY, MAINR.

The following the oasso. required tbs respective navy
yards: - -
Glass No. White Oak Logs No White OAK Promiscuous
Pine Mast and Spa Timber No TO- White inei No H. Ash
and Cypress; No u; Black WLnut and MshOgsny No, a.
White ASH Osrs and Hickory Butts No. 2l lrcni No a.
Spikes and Nails No. 23 Lead Zinc and Tin No 25 sd
ware No 27 Paints and O' No % PAX Canvas No 90
No. 81. Leather No. o. Brushes; No. g. Bunting Dry
No 80 sHip ChanGery No ~ ssiolsry No H. Fie Wood
CHARLEsToWN, MASSACHUSETTS.
Timber No 4 yellow fae PLANK so;s Logs No. 10
va Mss S9 u ~ Nh A ana GP5ssd nd Np u E,s. Wspqt "a @
White Oak slaves and Hesdng No. a. Ions No a. s2iLe'
Pents OH. &c No. 20 Flax Canvas No 20 Cotton Caves
No. flax and Cotton Twine No. g. Glass. No 2 Leather;
No g Hoe No 9 Brushes SG g Busus and DEy Goods
Ship Chandey No 40 Stationery No Al FiIe Wood No a.
" i-'''' ~ saooKLYN. NEw-YoRK
Gss, no White oas LSss, No z White ;y Oh Flank @ No
pieces No Yellow rire Plank stock Logs No Yellow
bite Pine Mas, Timber No TO- White Pibei No H. Ashland
Cypress; H. Back Walnut, Cherry aud Mahogany No H.
snd hesdinssi No. 49, Sacs Spruce No ia LiraS@ys No
r. i5on b., NJ H. SPIKES and Ss. No. g1 Lead Zine I'm
No 49, Flax csayas No 20 Cotton Canvas No 80 FaI and
Cotton Twioe No 81 Glass No. &C. Lohe No sI Hoes
;eIns; Nc 81 Pitch Tar hosn; No 81 Talow, Soap, Oii
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
Pieces No. yellow Pine Piank Stock Logs No l. Yellow
Pine beam' No Yellow Pine Mast aud Spar Timber;
10 White Pine; No ii Ash aud Cypress: No r. Black
Walnut Cherry and Mahogany No. Ia While Ah Osrs and
Hickory Bsrs No l6 Black SpIuce 10 Lignumg gite
No r. Iron No "a sPAss and Malls; No. o. Lead Zine.
Flax Canvas No - Cotton Canvas No. Flax and Cot.
tou 1wne Ne 81 Glass No. 81. Leatherj No. % Hose;
No "a biu,he, No s5 bunting aud Dry Goods; No 81
lisb, Tar, Rosin No 80. Talow, Soap and oDi No 49,
Ship ChaadieTyi No ~ stationeryi No IL. Fire Wood
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Class No TO- White Pine No. 81 Ifon 40. e. Spikes and
Nails No. ~ u sd Zuc, and TIM No a. Pig IRON No as
Hardware; No. 71 Paints and Ola; No 80 Ship Cbandlery;
No a. Boiler Tank and Galley hon No. A. Chain Joni No
5. ingot Copper No. A. Bellows; No. g. Poles
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by tire
~ School 0ers ofthe XXIld Ward the office Of tho Clerk
the Board OF Education Grand and flsts
MONDAY July IS 10 o'clock at noon, for the Stow s.
PIPE, heating Waid school Housc
said Ws-d specifications he aud 10 be
the ocs Of the Superintendent Buildings No. W
Cfosby Zach proposal must be accompanied wh the
Of tao responsible and approved sureies Ibe School Oce
the night 70 reject a Of the proposals offered
deemed fcr the public interests 70 do 90.
BENJ. P. FAIRCHILD, Chairmin.
JosE2H CuDLIPP, jr., Secretary.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
YPsILAsrI. Mich Jan. II. 1851
biL sPALDIss,

aIR: =. -,
MOI lony rce sent Won hoI ~ Cephalic P' for the
cr, Of The Nrynus Headache ard Covenes and received t1e
sms and they good eectt hat ndaeetio osi
- Pes.e ,snd By ro,urn a mad Diree, 70
A. h. WHEELER,
Ypslalh sficA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Jusirnctlon.

GENERAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, No.
NJ "a ibe House. New York Schools and families suPplied
with TEACHERS plents with School Circuars
&c Psnos school Fgrnkure APpa'stus Sewing MAchiHes
etc, fufni he'd q reduced prices Add
Rev a. O. SAAE, A. NJ, Box No. 2 3Tl New York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
RKrsoLpsnuRGH. Frsntlln ca, Ohia |
JunuAfy 0, l56L

HKnHT G. sPArpfSo,
No. 20 Cedarst n I.
Infioaed find tive cens al fr which ser5 Dor y
Chnlio PTp Send address % Rev Wa c. Filler, hey
pold.bUrg Franklio Co Ohio.
YvS Pin, .ort Ike charmcure headache sluos, is'tsisr
Truly yours, ,y,, y p,ttp,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 80
Warren sThe Trustees of tbs intatIon have directed
that tie ii 6) per per all sqHa
Of 800 aud i've % per cent on Al sums Up 70 V END t9uI
60 per that amount to be paid - all depotnrs encd
hes,o pay able sud after MONDAl, the 18th day Of Jolly
next AL interest Withdrawn will draw iosrcst a. Pte
pal. JOHN CASlhEE' FIosfoeht'
VAspKRBILr T.. BUxToS Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
furniture.

'NHE only IRON BEDSTEAD that folds the
marss occupies only IS inches ben folded prizes reduced
Gan be seen at COLTONS, No. i3 Fulton-t Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Gouse furnishing GOODS.

L,OR REFRIGERAT0RS, Water-C COolers, Cut
IL lery MuAketo BT Tea rIsys, Perembalsters Baskets
Wooden We're &c 60 70 DELMARs No zoo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
CAUTION

CAUTION
Lscersn unphncpled per attempting 10 palm of
The spec publ limitations Of my fhE AREO GLUE
would caution all persons to exsm-e beOTe pucnasins and
see ths the full name, : . -. -
se1 the outside wnppef ~ e~s svt4ass e0pafNsfe
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
MA.osvlLLS, Conn. FOB. 5. l1it
Mr 6PArprr0.

Mr. sPALprTo Co.
Ib.v. tried your Cephlilc Pills a9d fi&' ~" ~Hh1t
at Won 10 sud met dollN- worth inorr
VIZ the -stghsors whom gave foE out
oftke 6rS bov got fro n yor
send the Pills By msil, and oouss'v .,,,...,
JAMES KENNEDY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

From tha Praminer, Norfolk, Va
Ceptao Ps srcop h the object for which they were rosae
viz: Curo Of Headache In ell IT, forms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
HAvERsoRD, Pa. Feb. 6, lsjL
Nj sPALprN0.

SRi . 49,.
With Won 20 send bor ot ynur Ce7hao Filh
i... 80 ~..s5,;,ed a ,,aaf deai Of beH.Gf from hSn.
MARY ANN sToIKHoUSE-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

IRVING INSTITUTE, TaTytOwn, n. Y.
il A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The ,ession will commence w ed
NESDAI May l. Circulars may bs obtsiued fJS~ " White
head, Of A. B. ID NJ society, No III Nasad-st or by
addressing the Principal D. 5, ROWE, NJ. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Date
500

hereby certify that The above named --- ere known
Of property and able to make good hr
Signature. o. IL.
To be signed by the United States Disic,Judse, United
States District Attorney Collector. OF Navy Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

DISPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, and kindred
~ diseases efectusly curedb daily u,ins nAVY'S ERvA
LEETA CRACKERS No drugs TeIuie Asde only oI Isaac
MeGsy, Variety Cracker BaAer 29 For iht See ercoet
" HONE for lNYAElDS," established at
& SpringdAle. Northampton. Mass, IN 1913,
by r. d. DESNHroS NJ ID. -
References jacob bselow, 81 d. Joha Ma warren ~ y.
Bostopt Wnl.ld Psrker NJ D.. W. Worth es, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

From the Examiner Norfolk. Va .
They lave been tested In than thouisnd else1 WIZ
eui1e success
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

From the Democrat 81 ConA, Minn
II Won have been troubled With tho Heaiaehe send TOR
boz CePhAe Pi that you may have them In case Of al
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
PATTERSON AND RAMAPO RAILROAD co.


Il DIN IDEND NOTlCE-A Dividend u TWO PEk CE L
upos c,pa stock this Company viii be paid at the office
Roger. al Mach Worss No - ESchtn
Place Ne~Yok. Wednesday the 81 day o. July iessnt
Jsly / 1851 JOHN HOPPER. Trrasurer.
DATERSON AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
i RJhD-DlyTDEND NOTICE "A semi annual Dividend
Of FOUR pm CENT The capital s,cf OF it Cem pany WIN
ie paid .ce of ths Rogers motive and Machto
80 40 Frcsnss plsc- Srw Yofk Wedued day, 'hs
% day ol Juy ustn. tha day at Peterson, Neville
s~y y the scTiber. A. ;. fEhAiNOtON treasurer
JuB J. ItL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

As es s,S sT.Sia s6 s bs By .si..o, s .fn 0''
truly Scientific D covefy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

OYIioK oV ruE CoNNovwEALTB FmE issuance Coz
No. Wai..,.. New York June o. 1871.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SIX (6)
~ PR CEST h1s bee declared PAYABLE and Sfer July
pro1no The Transfer BOoks vii te closed gE hi da'e'
GEO. +. HAWS secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

rJr A single bottle Of sPALDfNGS PREPARED GLUE
" ~ ssve ten times ks COS, annually. IA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Groceries ano provisions.

FAMILIES supplied with PURE CIDER VIM
E0AR at the following rates: Half barrels 81 75 barrels
1, IN New YORK with charge for packages Ad
dress z h.. al I. KETCHAM, Milton, N. Y.
TOHN DWIGHT a. Co.,
~ Manufacturers Of
DoUBLE-REFINED and FAMILY sALERATUs
sUPERCARBoNATR OF SODA SAL SODA ETC
NO. n Oid.sip. Hanovei. square, New.ioTk.
sE,". PURE CREAM Tartar ONLY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

hereby agree furnish and deliver Navy Yaa
all The articles banned in ihe classes hereuato aby
the pTOyon Of the schedules therefor aud Ia Conformity
with the the BuIeau Of Con.tcon. of
June a. 6 Should offer be pied request to be sd
dresseu and the eonrsct cent " the Navy Agent
-, " 20 - Tor signature and certificate
Signature A. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

INTEREST NOTICE-The Semi-Aunual
L INTEREST, do tie 1t p.o1imo on BONDS OF the
JOLIET aud CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANF, all be paid
iod amer thai date upon prosrnnto Of t proer opon.
Al tie oifre Of Mrssn ". h. JESUP COhlANf no. "a
EIrhangrplace N-w.York I. b. BLACKSTONE,
Ctr.so Inn. n la.l President
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

Of , hereby guarantee tha, In the foregoing bid
Of for any OF the therein named, he accept
he hey will within days AFTER the receipt OF
the po Office named navy degnsed execute
the contract wi good and sIc sureres and
in case sGd shall fail 20 into contract Hf1Ie-
sold NAL good the difference between the offer
OF The said and that which may be accepted
Signatures Of two guarantors Q. d.
4. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

The cbedne which the Bidder incl must be paited his
Offer aud esch Of them signed by him Oppote each article
che ine the price be the carried The
aggregate footed for each class aud the sHoant Likewise w
ten Ia words.
EopN op Gvtpa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

Prom the Adgertiser Providence II. l.
Tie Ceohse Pills said 20 be liable eeo,ual fsrney
for the Hssdoe and Of tho very best for that Vefy equens
ooIlplA nj which hss e been dscoyerod.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

WILLIAMSBURG SAYINGS BANK, cor
w South 30 and sh.st, BROOKLYN l. L.DIVlDESD
NDTICE-Dsyosfor hereby notified that semi aILusl
dividend tho of SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM on all
months on The h day Juy nrI be psid jeposi
or aher MONDAY july Interest led foI will passed
20 the credit Of depOsi.0rs as principal
deposits msdr before the 10th day OF July Will draw In
teTe-t from the first
he fuuds securely invested IN bonds and
mortgages worth double the amount loaned aud
in cit, ard county boud- Ia the State Of Ncs.fofk
The open Tor business DAiLl Sundays and holidays
exesptedj, frou 70 O'Clock m. ~
GEORGE RtCARD lyi.. pr..td.n,.
NATHANIEL BRIGGS, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
rI,HR EOulNOX HOUSE, Manchester, W.,

tine sdeT for summer company having been enlarged
NV C. " ORYIS Secretary.
Relersaces Hon Samuel Soan. Press II r T. Co. View
Yofk Mm 10 tin er, esq. Newl Ok: L. McSiGlp ESQ
New Yotk. Hon. Abh Maun j.. New York DR. Woodfah
Brown New-York r SquiTes Esq Now York T. d. rhmP
ton go Brooklyn Hon Charles Fiuk Jersey Cty Dr. A.
Cook hull Broohlyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

Y,APPAN ZEE HOUSE. Nyack, on the Hud-
II The spacious ehce OF the Rockl,nd Female lns
tpte viii be OF med IN the "a of jay az 6.chss BOARD
ING-HOJ 81 foE Of weeks Those who ~sh TO
avail then~eyes o tins delightful summer rtIsst VII SHaTS
immediately L. ID. O. r. MANorinbO'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
iueooins c-arOs, Sc.
AT WIN. EYERDELLs S0NS.-Weddng
IA CARDS Of the latest sy No. lo4 Fntoast, n. Y.
Wa. EYknDkLLyjr. HxSKr ETERDxLL. bRAsonhEsapsLf-

slll a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

EIGHTEENTH DIVIDEND. - HANOVER
IL FlRE INSURANCE C0dPANY.-The Boa dot Diec'ors
OF t Company have decl .fed Sru Annual DIVIDEND of
Of in @ PEI payable demaI d. their office N. a.
WsL.t. BIS WALCOll, jL, Secretary.
nsw. Ysrk, July /, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

EITIIENS' SAYINGS BANK. No. l3 Avenue
" g. between ls and 2ds Six celt in crest allowed
Depisis % upwaid received. mts,st commences
Juy J.. Oyeu daily from pa m. 70 ard fIom to
GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
SHiM0uR A. BuNcR. SeorelaLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

HUDSON hlVEh hA
III NY and TROY. cONNEC'
and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambsrs-st.
Express, I and II a N, and $3.50
And s . IN
Troy and albany with sleep
jng-ear), It:t3 y. m-
Pougbkeepsie train, Q. 6 d M,
IL: and4p IN. !
Peek hill tfsin, $3.50 q. 10. end
5.0p. m 4,
Sig sirg train a:i5, l3 and
8: sp. IN.
Flshlill train, $50 p. N. !.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Steamboats ano Railroads.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and latermediat
landings Stparner ARMENIA from foo; Of Harrisons.
touching at 3cth-.,. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aH
FRIDAY At O'Clock, a m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
A CONFEDERATR PROPHET.

Our readers may perhaps remember that during
the months of March aud April that distinguished
friend Of treason and disuniOn Mr.. George n.
Sanders, being at Montgomery, was in tho habit
Of sending telegraph dispatches TO TIE TRIBUNE.
These dispatches, as we took care to state at tho
time, derived an added value aud heightened
charm from the fact that they were regularly
submitted TO the censorship of the Confederate
authorities, go that they were to be taken as eX-
pressing with all possible franlness the feeling,
and purposes Of Messrs. Davis, Toombs. Slden.
and Floyd as well IA Of the much hOnestor and
better man by whose hand they were written.
In one Of the last Of these interesting nantes.
toes which it was our fortune to receive were
the following prophetic declarations:
Rhode Island given tie fret gun for the Grand Republic
Tho Ne.York Democrats and Union wiz reject a.
programmes embracing the entire continent The CHeo
and Bordors divisional cOttonexcludus compromises
(which oil hImbU no. entertaiaed here The
Ohio Valley win consent to separation lom the GsK
States.
O.. There can be bu. one Government embracing tSs
old T.r1ioe, Of Union aud that Govenmen. cann0. b
that Of the United States present organized Neither GA
the latter form the basil ofsijustmeD."
We must say that this is pretty well for a
Montgomery prophet. In the main il ia true,
though the truth turns out to be exactly the
opposite Of the expectation of the sOothsayer
For instance, the first gun for the Grand Repub
lie fired b. Rhode Island may be taken as sig-
nifying in prophetic aIlegory, that splendid
regiment in the Fedora! army, which is led 10
the field by Gov. Sprague in person.
So, too, while it is precisely true that the
New-York Democrats and Union men reject al
programmes not embracing the entire continent,
it happens that the programme which they hold
to, and for which they are ready to peril their
lives. fortunes, and sacred honor, is the good old
Constitution framed by the fathers of the Re-
public
Mr.. Sanders was also good prophet when
he foretod that Ohio would never consent to be
separated from the Gulf States. She is deter
mined to retain her connection with them, sod
the same determination prevails throughout oil
the Northwest The magnificent fact that
2J0, 900 volunteers for the Union War have been
offered to President Lincoln from that fruitful
section alone, sufficiently attests the truth that
10 separation is possible.
Another portion OF the prophecy Of Sanders IS
10 less worthy Of consideration He says thai
there can be but one Government embracing tho
Territories of. the Union. This is the perfection
of truth and of common sense. But when the
wise man goes on to say that this will not be
the Government of the United States, but Of
jeff. Davis, he talks the perfection of nonsense
However, we should like 10 hear from Mr.
Sanders acajn As mere repOrter Of the facts
Of the present, be is not without merit; bus
when be branches out into the future, he b.
comes great.
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coal. md working iron and steel. ia mining cop
per, weaving cloth, ard making wares; and II we
were cut of from al foreign trGdo for twenty
years, we should come out the richer and stronger
for the structure We depend on no staple Like
Cotton that must be exported in order TO be
realized la short, we 90 toto the contest rs
welappointed army would engage one composed
Of artillery alone.
VII Finally, the armies of the Union are and
long will be composed Of Volunteers only, or men
whose hearts are in the work, while the rebels
have already been compelled to resort extensively
to drafting or to bullying men into their service.
Fort Sumter was invested by militia compelled
to serve, many of whom detesled the rebellion
and its authors. In every seeded State, men
are constrained 70 enlist under penalty of being
robbed and hunted out as "Abotionists that
is, Unionists. As the contest proceeds, aud the
monstrous lies concerning President Lincoln
Gen. Scott, the North, the Black Republicans,
invasion, subugatiOn, &c, &C.. wherewith the
South has been crazed shall be gradually
exposed BIZ the march of events, it must be that
thousands of those thus driven into the rebel
ranks. being dsabused, viii escape from their
yassalage or refuse TO raise fratricdol hands
against the defenders Of the Union.
Such, hastily stated, are our reasons for beliey-
ing that, with wisdom and energy at headquar-
tiers, the Union will be upheld and the rebellion
crushed out That this end will be attained
through perils, sacrifices, dscouragement', disaS'
ters even we know but il will secure noble
heritage of peace and prosperity to our country
and our children. Through the Red Sea, not
around it, lies the appointed way to tho Land OF
Promise, and it will be steadastly trodd'n BY
brave and loyal people.