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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-01

cause. Our Divine Master asked "whst VII man give
in exchange for his souY" and be is no patriot who
would not see the whole wealth Of the country hsre7,
Il necessary, as a holocaust Of freedom.
LIST us then do our eonsscation. Let Us eori'a-
elts to the FIRE and water. wsSlh is worth no;hing IL
it cannot ,fend liberty.
Our great AZ 1iaty abou. New Orleans Is to her 'n'
tie sugar has been rolled into the river and tDe
given TO the flames Let line of IRE mAik 'ne "'-'
gin Of invasion, and let The world see ttS' Is 'Oe
csr spreads the vital forces perish with its progress
These sacrifices will prove that the eoneeAl"en. u
Yankee purpos, makes no difference in our determine
ion never TO give them chance to violate their h0lo"
pledges Ct forbearADee.
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lyyIias isIur rsrDrsrosssuRs.

,-r.-. > - A., ~ a.. ~
'ns 'oi'sns "oA '''
fo'k Herald, dated frederiek'oufs' Aph f''
The vound.d are progressing admirably aud promise
to thir duties Brigade Surgeon P.uob, bJ
his tact and foresight has secuted the fienesap o. eve
~ resident In Falmouth, and 70 daily chsfed he 1e 81
most comnodous and beau uly situated resloenfts Tor
hofpi ala The rick and wounded have al o'ea tn9v'
ed from the church' .here they wee mrs. placed sew
eral nee houses In TIE ShAse' spu arc pfo'iosd WIN
ice, lemons gathered ffesh from toe TEES ard nhrasr'
able oher i'is laxaes, Shion 90 so i-r to"sia ae'
ating hospital experience
The dad hayo all psen inferred u tue keVoeilogaEy
buryiEg gfbpnd-a SPOT where the reltaseo may wen
leave them 10 Its
Gen. Ki:g has established his hcEcqlarnrs at tho
hou3s OF Mr. PJ;lipa 10 tue ninets.e s1ciriiy OF DO
beasqa ir.crs OF Gsn sSD,Sel .eo oecapae tue ~ IL
den;e OF Nv Lacy oil TO Gen smith, OF we recei army
The foiills suecsed'd 10 clrs.'fg me htrA anneek
OF obs ucions end reached Fredericksburg On nittr'
day.
Work has commeic,d on tho Aqiii Creek and Fred
ercksburg Riroad sbich viii soon be Ia furnirg Of
der. Toe railroad bridge over the B1ppahannocx WI,
OF courc. be immediately rebuilt Sen. hepo~ta 10
iadetagable In pushing forward the erection OF brds
aud ESTABLISHMENT oil supply depots deyoupg mum OF
bis tine required for rs; 10 the personal supervise Of
the work, And often passing the ertre day via ba.
single meal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-01
FRssHEr N rag PJr1uAC.
Toe Baltimore correspondent OF .he philAdepsi,

Tue lIIUt tUIIs-pJluslt U1 su5 "IIHuoP III ~"
90 rsr, under d 10 OF 20 iIs., says:
eaTu that the recent Tains have ciused on uuusl,
rice ard reshst in the PJ,omle river. The pIs,enysr.
trains tha III here yesterday, after teGcSing Bir.
pTs rry hal % retutn 10 gu Of tao hree
sp.rs o. TIC temporary 6ige recently constructed there
IA syiJg been sEeptAvay
T. "a saiG set the ter about 10 rise 20 an unusual
he; several cara Z led with sjai ha, been Piled upon
IA hr,ge Ia or Iyr prrss l. Erly asAirs: the
ahatmcna - re.t the r. Of tue wster. The
br e. tn~,ysr wI TIE npJn snd tte ,hTee men
erc al FEep, OF iogether AID the three men drosntd
re 1Aasge viii be repaired 10 y ard the trsins
W Il tnen rul IS usual he dinaye hAs bee1 done BY
this r s'st, duuolsss 10 c,nsi briels extent che
where 5 reaaS evey where IN the country are much
avail
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NOTICE
UaAaBsRLAlN's oTP.os.

RON Nd. ip.ni /, isi9
TIVE ce,eral As .nbly Of v.nna hayl,s, by IN act
i passed the i9h d.y o. MarDA, is62 req:Ied .h co
pea obs and eJnpases vhiih have ssuei Cote. Ills
an ether vrinS As CT eaey, 70 call In AMI REDEEM III
me With D4nksble per sheo pr,s,ptei Ia spr,. -
20 doAs N0'Ie: hereby glsea 70 tbs ldsites
not Issued by ne Viy Of 'aa top sad TO ~
Oh nserisIn o the city by xhom y viii be Teieersd ahsu
pr seated In OF enc dollars
BY order Of tie oounaL
s.s-clm MORTON GrsmhNIsIa
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YOU police Of the fact and TO state that they Will os
obf ed by your insttuting any INQUIRY 10 your poser
into the matter, a. tclsgraphing ire resu'r and h-o
by your Afterwards communicating by letter any inior
nation bearing on the subj ct
i am, cir, your obsdiept servant,
q. A. HALsrkAD. Captain NJ,
Secretary Loyds.
Thomas Court, E'q Underwriters Rooms Liv' rPoOl.
The following Is copy Of dispatch received In re-
ply to tina above:
The Yorkshire, captured BY Confedsrates should DO
Yorktown TINS oveto which left this port the ~ b,
supposed TO DO the vessel alluded 10 In your lett,
She left in ballast / viii write you fully.
Copy Of spstch received on the sih of April;
Toe nforma ion you wanted vas not collected last
night, and letter will be sent this evening.
msnfif ned Is understood be for Con:ed rates $40
has Eegish register Left here manned with q Il
80 Sh, sailed on the 22i (not l9h) undSr sealed
orders, | believe.
To the foregoing the Baltimore American adds:
The Osieto, According to rumor Ia inisaded f,f hs
service Of the reb'ls 10 destroying Northern com@erce
on tue Atlantic. The 0'eto built at L.v,rpUsi OF.
eusiby for the Italian Government, and nIlJ
adapted for waEke purposes She m asura 40 to' s,
is capable of carrying several guns Of the lsrgs cal be
on draft Of about twelve ald Is represented a. cLs
of the uest and fastest vessels Of her class al at Tae
vessel regularly cleared AZ Liverpool Tor Palermo N
ballast, and had crew of about fly men 90 toad -
Very contradictory statements current a. 10 tho
real destination of tie yes el her armament, g..
According TO some report, the vessel had arms and
ammunition on board when enc ft the Mercy, but thS
Il positively denied, and the deIb Is by
tie assertion that she had Lot an ounce OF powder pof
Ain gle gun or board and that her bona fde des nat
| xAs Pslsrmo her reports are tina. tao vessi will
doubtless go Palermo ald that she viii take on ccsri
the armament and ammunition specially sent ttsie tor
her she then Gays rumor) 10 take the sea, Ell her s
ptiya,eer or az war vessel comms ,onsd by the Con-
l mi nj. at.fI tw.r .eftu n1a
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UIs NAV az.

II ndHtgusi have euied 70 DIS: niase the q ecTy
tusn n. prtent Ard have therefore Fcniei thsir
t.ksa oflse a'-ttea % 18Th sbd
Cary Cup ers-y tkey vii be pleased .r
isnes d essone Those Indebted WI please cali asd s,s
t.-!f
40 g4-els wInsT0y PowTRs
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F1 tn = VWTGxs OF HAsH.
Sf~-vsA VIZ csnd ise the ofls= Of OLsaK "
TIN o isY COIiRr 81 H,nOV ~ the ctst VI
;hs ste We. o - ,tin.
rAsn,acteIAS epr o. T: fr n year Eel oomresni ,
ds dus, o. Ihs Sss elected, xIh do so
p.a.plJ ~ IA tIfd Is.
E-,d u Id hsy ls62. ,u
nal -.tIs H. o. bosWksl,
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EOTICR.

DIVIDEND Il AZ per th4 Gaia s.osk oftss q
"A nd IRE ,burg pom Rs Oid coLLA1, va
eeln III 9ldinh yable 20 ts tseshIisS % h-r
ga pr nsu 'e a. h the chl,s Of TIE eOD3sny the tai
sps!-s2 MAcrusno. n .as.,,r.
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cCEPzpEsArE sT,JEs,
NAyT pTpAnHssT, !
Blehr ond, AlTli ~, lsoL
q NJ
(lOISE,

~ GUE1DNy,
NAILS,
frouI i-tN 'he dsSh SC, ilsIni!y -. ).
moved wi.hoat tie .Ilrls pal thsieast <e%ZArr$SA
insonyeuiener CT III al IN "a b. rosos f~ftXfNssA
sClIU IL lie Oh rop dat S<tl0-<r
IF-0ri:e sai - ce: nctsi, Wall street
Pstu.is al u nth ose,se 81 lsytr
ire niss seGrs a. tsl sasJn hla 81 asy otar
In orGe 20 fhop h'y have s',o d.
G.Lersny 20 ID Ost II III error, ne,
ngulSn hemo AID lc law eqIsneos rhj
cure Ia 4 pended oaly lpoD Top dssi spl0-st
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Ay.sr srsAsEH FITTED our AZ a ralvArrrn.

The following correspondence bs, passed between
I.oy6s snl the UadsrSrser's room Of Liyerpoo re.
go edpg the fstiDg OF Confederate vessel for the
cap ure aud desauc ion Of Federal vessels
Loops. April 9.
sIR: I am drfo,sd to foqrsint you that report Is
eurfFut 1t L,ydI vh'ch from the col lent manner Vi
shioh "a pa forward, is believed, OF vr.i nav ny
b.ur nj, ed out at an expet SO of $50 900. ('t
a ort is not known {, cruise in the Adsnc ior
taA xprs purprse o. cAoturing and de.t'oying al vss
sss aring the Fed rel aig The committee, conscef'
log II matter OF the greatest imporanos 70 ell psfsobs
eGgIgtd In tho usds With America, nsrcet me 70 give
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,s. xcLuILE's AEaT--,rs o2BVLsDIR' AyD Prospects.
IrJn 81, ! ld5l Times. April5.

o.. EcLMLAEs AEHT --iTs hgGsD1R' AsD Ps;sPEcts
IrJn thI ! . ldCI Tius'. April5
Toe FsGareis arJ mik,ug their gay down & Q
Msas!gp. ics. az t9cs masking mourslons FROM tha
c,,s and tne doubtful attack hear Of near Memphis
Que IN Viii n az l ,Icir naval lugrem ey aud iteir
rlp,r.or rosourcjs give then risJ 10 victory Toe
az neg lcd victory hoNsyT 5asl,s "a rAtaer hy 'tS
l,e,li,v "a u ~ ~ magnitude Walls ws boar OF d
ef ,.esss u d;sau STATS IL ss'm4 thai h biA been
a a. .s,ry 20 Z, = a. s'tsea aud - defeat GA ede'
II sruy epca ia tbs uOrt5sts OF VTsini, aaa o. the
b,uk, OF the Pct mac fhe5v = great deal ui Con
i,deate AusFc n soil whi,h does not he uoch she sni
ols or uJJl tls banks oil g:5a, aavissSie ry a0j
Il the SJl hsrueis w Games, not 10 % coit rred
the Noithernefs mus Go than keep wit1n retch o.
their gunbnsis FMS il what the OF tha Potomac
is nos ABOUT TO attempt; II addition to the ylIi
nu, expeditions which are ctea;ipg DIV rsions ti5G
tee upon the E,st aud iop tie MYERS on the WesA
q hsTsl No .l.n 5 uOw sdyanc ng with 81 army o. 81
900 iqiaaty, 900 cavalry aud en- hnndrsd gia3. THIS
- the is.u o, MI the onergrs OF the nth, AID ali OF
10 m junsia OF b. which has been plsd no. T. cloths
and nav I'd S Cphn9 these troops aud 20 ptos 10 tlem
itn he bee ssms world Vi - Is the great AGA ev
a.ut OF the lac ten tn,rt,s. We Io~ 10 - ~nst
il aruywn,R C., Nothing IN tho S,utl GU h' 10 lie
bic 20 vi tmd Il 1 ought % mvch % y 0. bud
M ryemv aad to Gu d hun G3erevtr it ON i blu AT
the srmorl,s OF f rope have he opened - ia ne
every mea Of supply have 0es6 closed 60 "a lva'
id II hey d. uUt uVS ,cesed ti,y never " Taey
gs alJ ziaid aud dlsOFlaed bOst AsaiDs' 40 'n-n''
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c 5xs Gal al s.y,sa, r.xK.

hcslh:
c0ANxs cfaL SAVINGS BANK,
RicHs'sD. Apr;i iotb, hs2
In o)NEQUtSor Of inability 70 fsn o. hvliefs q %.
eres Of Depos In hs Bank notified paessi IN for
pay, ent
late sn thereon viii essss 90 ia proIino.
sgii-otin T. H. EOkTAGur, Treasurer.
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The New York herald., 1862-10-19

The Art % v0caliza tt0n-SSgaor MuxfOs
fbe progress usica taste that IS being made by our
public opening TO the professors of the vocai en-
tcnays ed Cor the practice OF profession Eox
,nore,y has Singing become enviabe Accomplishments
acng young ladies' Of faahion, bai nAay aspire -
push their requirements In that way point Of artistic
perfection which only the stage would seem TO require
Hence IS that there u so great demand for techcrs
VIII training and experience qualify them keep pacs
with tho ambiriou Of musical amateurs At pup.s
are however, more plentiful than good eachera Ia
vocal instruction there not perhaps ono out of frty
Of the latter that knows how develop the qualics OF
the voice or to form style that viii satisfy cultivated
taste.
il is hts dearth Of competent professors OF yocalism
which has decided Sigpor Mizio so well known and high
y esteemed amongst q composer aud musical dlec-
tor 10 remain during tho winter in New York, with .
view to dovoto hmso exclusively to instruction sinx.
ing Az a master he has sew il any equals IN this
country He is thoroughly sod in all the vocal rornu
las which have succeeied each oshcr in the different
schools, and OF which porpora Lay, cimarosa, Paer.
Rosspi, Belni. Donizett and Verdi have been either
the creators exponents Acquainted WITH the exercises
that helped form all tho great vocaists known 70
the operate stage he ohod OF instruction by which
he them readily comprehensive 70 the intelligence
Of his pupils. passionate adnirer Of the grand ana
beautiful years Of experience passed. amongst thA
great artists q Europe have given hn all that Is egui
SITE sccns and associao. % inpart TO c,heEs thu
sntlsssm without which no rea progress can be made
Ia art. The rot that singer ever ventures to aP
pear pablo without taking his advice and rehearsing
with him tho roles In which he she 20 appear proves
the estimation in which he is held in the profession aud
Offers 90 amateurs guarantee that with him
nether their time their money viii be lost.
gno Muzio has written for almost al the distinguished
artists who have appeared OF ato in Now York. and
rccoomni, Cortesi, Adona Patti kellogg and Cariotta
Patti have not only applause in his compositions
but proled BY his lessons previous 70 appearing before
tae pablo IL is subject for cougratuation that this
distinguished has Concluded 10 devote his time
entirely TO insiruc ion No is better qualified 70
form the defects Of tho system OF teaching at present in
vogue amongst Ii his experienced counse.s should
have to effect Of crushing the hopes or many embryo
rtnsa donna they will give US instead many accom-
shed amateur,
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
and there is nothing too strange Or wonderful
for the times.


CABNEr CHANGES Tire revolution in politics
that has shown itself in the recent elections can
be taken a desire on the part Of the people
hat rresident Lincoln should ressgdci his
Cabinet, and bring it up to the war standard
OF the public. The results of the elections, il
they show anything are that both parties have
been defeated. This, then, is no time for he
President to follow the advice of either party
or have as his advisers the representatives ot
faction. There are plenty Of men Of ability in
the North. men OF great strength, morally and
politically, whose views are in perfect accord
with the true conservative sentiment Of the
conntry--mon who can manage the affairs OF Lie
departments infinitely better than many Of those
who now hold places in the Cabinet. The Pre-
sdent represents the people; they hold him re-
sponsible for the acts Of the administration. 1t
is his duty 40 to frame his Cabinet rs to repre-
sent tho true sentiments Of the majority Of the
people. Let hin, then. in view Of this conserya
tive uprising the complete overthrow Of the
radicals remodel his Cabinet, and call into his
moral and political strength AZ will insure a
cordial support OF our generals in the icid aud
more successful prosecution Of the war Let
bia advisers % OF tslc cinss of ulea OF whom
cordance with the ideas that lie at the bottom
OF and are producing the political revolutions
throughout the country.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
Arrivals and Departures.

s%:s s;s: sss Ss's. H: ss:
"; & N Srsss%ss % .sa . Msss s.S .ss
c"ismcrc' i foSsr Miller Jw LIBBY, ". y Taass,
aests sstsF vi sssa s%g'STa Tsos 10.
4 Msra fsp r9Sn Msrr,ssK s rm TsssImsSs; lar. y,
M e,, ~ G r paasios sis1t Gssa ana Mai camp
Hi ,f ara' N. SFsss VII s,as-s,' ssa as
NJ, sssn .;ssi sIss sss sss;ss NJ sas Ss'fTi Mas
p,ssAcot sh,p Hsnrests-.My Baker iasy IND two Oh
dIen IN.
rsms. MIN yH,con uconsy oHaiiisan scSetssr.
pKPABTUHns. f
,;,. wsc;sssss cs1sns ss: H wv ";
sn ss inns smith aud Two chdren, Nrs Jackson
aSssssa ssa ssS
TMssvsssy ses SIs W:iH DHruy n Gynss npSi I'sss:
S,sssu soSe ua. Riaa.troos s1a Hs4 n Lss wsos
Isar sG.S ss basss lnS.sss IS
Thompson and wife, L Tadmsn aud lady, r bavic
Bds s0 1aa All M''e ss sas sss Ss1 Ss .ssss ss sps
u,saSs oarae and fsqiIy Mr and Mrs. q Ksiosh Nus
s,aS s"S Fspssse M Roos SIs; Lima coy,cs., NJ:
ysays mss nssya spSs aa pSosqGsI ss sSe
tisnsm and tarnry Lienan, 4 Tsserman, Miss DIED.
ss yss .s vs. ss ss svss
Dor Roert Now Ycgk; Louis scnsdc waShirEion; Ans
;s::Sta! sss; w. 81
ss,a ss ', rW rsSsrt sy M.as, vps ~
s M srs sss sSs ssd sss ss ss s
nedoS aud child Marie Fissop Gath rscuer New YORK;
hgwiS Rr. Rs0t,s-''pa D 'as" IN NO se7sa&s' Total
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
Personal Intelligence.

siduey Brooks and fnniiy and I, q. Appleton Of Bos
ton, and ienk, Of Providence, r. H. stopping At
the Brevoort House.
Baron Stcccsi Rnssirn Minister 10 the United States
Caar Paigolj, kussai! Charge de Anaires nj Port
Prince aud J. Waterman and w. e. Johnson, Of Phila
dcrhia, stopping at ths Clarendon Hotel
Hon. Gslusha A. Grow Of Penn syivsna, Speaker Of the
Hcuse Of Representatives. Col Wilder Major Tirreli and
Col Tennis, OF Indiana Lieut.. Col Crockett, of the Sc
venty second regiment OHIO Volunteers COL Perkins and
Capt Rounds ~ the Ninth regiment Michigan Volunteers
Carlas nr and Getts and ". v strong, OF tho United
States Army, and W Rowland oi New Bedford stop
ping al the 81 Nicholas Hotel
Gen. ro,ten and H. II, Dodge, OF Washington, Senator
Harris and W. G. Weed, cf Albany; Hon Henry Wilson
of Massachusetts, O. A. Parker and =. y. stlt OF Phia
deIpLa g. w. Gardner, ,of Boston; W. W Queen OF the
uu.ted states Savy; W. Il. Brooks or Baltimore and Dr.
". H. and w. seymour, OF Troy, are stopping At the
lg,oy House.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
October i6, 1862.

shortly before tho appointed hour battalion OF ms
rines from the Navy Yard under Command Of Captain
front Of mourning and after delay the
colin brought forth and placed 10 hsarse drawn by
@ e .ss
slres.s, where the imposing rites Of the Protestant
Episcopal church celebrated over IT, The spacious
asasnee dotted hsre sSd .ioie With number Of naval
uniforms. Tns services were performed by Rows Nc.
sishop Moivane Of Pennsylvaria (ormerly pastor q
the church,. and Dr. Storrs, wore also present.
Boalswain Bell OF the Cumberland. sna twelve petty
hearsc on either side and conveyed ,hs COMA
aud from the church. Toward the close o the services
Rev. Of. Cutler preached highly eu!ogstic
the deceased, taking his text as ioows'Thanks b -
God who givcth the victory through lord Jesus
Christi He referred 10 the time whom the dead Ccmm0-
dore hen only lieutenant il he navy ,oiucd the church
in which his inaninate clay reposed, and drew
elaborate picture Of his many virtues not the least cf
ties he frequently s1ppod from hls pocket Ia aso rs-
iered to the laying Of the Atlantic cable, N which CON-
Bishop McILvAIyE then addressed the congresstigp In
simple yet eloquent and touching strain also dwelling
the qualities OF the deceased both a. Christian man aud
soldier.
from the church and placed in the hearss tho marnos
presenting and the drums beating salute. The
procession then moved 10 Greenwood Cemetery In the
Following ORDER
Navy Yard Band
o.s1st.. aS'' ys...ss.I yI:sIssI ssasss.. ass'a
Admiral Padding and Commander Meade, q carriage.
Naval Officers, D carriages.
Citiscns, in carriages
The following acted as psllbesrerss-Adnsira Pauid-
ag Commodore Mccauny, Comnodore Powell, Com.
sndcr Nichols Of the Iroquois Captain Meade, Psymaa
ter Buchanan, Dr. Smith and r. Bachc.
Fifty from the schcolSlp Savannah also attended
large number CT the citizens of Brooklyn followed
their lnai resting place, where they wsre
buried with all the houors que TO the position Of the de-
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

NOMINATION OF GENERAL DIX FOR GoyEs
NoR.--lt Will be seen by reference to our city
political news that the organization calling IL
self the Federal Union has issued call for
State Convention. to be held at the Cooper In
stitute, ON the 18th day OF this month, for the
purpose Of ratifyiug tue nomination of General
Dix for Governor. 1t Is impossible to tell what
effect this movement may have upon the pol-
tics OF the State, or how far II will be responded
to by the people. One thing il certain: there
are a large class in this State who are dissatis
fed with both OF the nominees for Governor
now before the people. II is also a we'll known
fact thu, large number Of the most influential
men Of the democratic party, not only in this
city, but throughout the State, looked upon
General Dix AS the candidate for the times: and
on the other hand, it is also known that not
only Weed but q large portion Of his party dc.
sired Dixs nomination at the Syracuse Con
vcniion, as the large vote cast for him on the
Grst ballot clearly indicated All this element
may quickly rally under this new call, and
form d nucleus that will carry Dix in over both
Of The other Candidates These are evolution
ary times, when the public mind acts quickly
aud without regard TO party couvcutiohatlties,
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

the late elections have resulted in democratic
victories. What has become OF them, then 7
Have they any existence except ia poor Gree
ley's fevcred imagination, Are they like Fal
staff's men in Kendall green and buckran 7
Poor Creeley's promises are like faith" the
substance of things hoped ior, Che evidence Of
things not seem" and not likely 70 be seen. II
be has these nine hundred thousand men any
where about him, let him trot them out by all
means. OF forever hold his peace.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

GnERLry's MaSpJAcTnRY or Llgs. Poor
Greeley has not succeeded very well in the
lobby business, tie lottery business, The gift
enterprise business, the strawberry plant busi-
ness, the business of putting consumption doe
sors, the business Of editing a newspaper, or The
business Of manufacturing guns by contract. lie
always succeeds, however, in his iavoriie bust.
ness Of manufacturing lies. few days ago ho
Published reports OF the court martial upon
General Martindale, now being held at Wash
ingtcn. Tie members oi that conrt martial
comment upon these reports with Indignation
and surprise. General Ilaaney The President
Of the court, said that the man who wrote
those reports ought TO be punished scveres.,,
What dccs poor Greeley say to Chat? The Re-
corlsr said "that statement Of The Tribune l.
certainly false" Does poor Greeley vince at
that This tanpering with truth l. very risky
business II may bring poor Greeley t9 sour
apple tree before yeis lVas NAa
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
ohse,ui.s OF Commodore H,,,,s.n.

The funeral Of tho above distinguished navs com
msnder took place yesterday afternoon from tho resi-
denoo Of his son- n-law William T. Moore, Esd, No 81
Montague place Brooklyn From an carly hour 10 ths
morning up TO the time that tho body removed tho
dismal chamber OF death was crowded by the frienis
associates and admirers Of the amented iorc whs
went hther take last look al what WIS onoe tho
animated form of brave ard noble fonded man, and
some them to drop the tear Of sypahy for the loss OF
an adeotonate friend Az tbs hour for the removal Of
the body approached, the interest manifested 10 the
solemn occasion became more and more APPARENT from
the crowds Of respectable and influential citizens which
asseobied in the vicinity The body Of the DECEASED on
csr reposed in handsome rosewood coffin, aud u
tired 10 full dress uniform. He hooked almost a. natural
"A when D e and appeared though ho hsd shuled Oh
this mortal col" with smile Of resignation on his coun
tenance Tnc lid OF the coffin bore silver plate, On
which was tho following inscription
WM l.. NtthS0N
United sStos Navy.
pONN - = ~.
{ May II, I7oA. )
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natxr
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

GREELEY's Nisg HuSDRsD TnoJsANp,--Where
ara those nine hundred thousand men who we're
promised 10 the government by poor Greeley.
They have no! enlisted for The draft is being
pus into operation. They have not votcl for