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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........J rlY Il
cake, Crowell, Portland, H. B. Crem-

acknowledgements, Cr0wsl- Portland, H. B. crem-
well Co.
Shps--Celesi,l Empire. Pierce, Liverpool Snow Bur.
gcss; Pequod Davis Liverpool c. C. Duncan Co. Alboni
slower Lordon Ringer Bros St Geneveve Beard Hsvre,
Brugiere Theband; City Of Montreal. Luther 0syow.
Thos Dunhsm; Electric tlismh Johsnnsen London, NJ
Somsn Eide
Bsrxs-An,on GuntLer, Liho.en. Bremen; Z. Everett,
Hardin Li.boo B. +. Snail Co 81 Bernhard tBren)
Deu,zen, Bremen Chss Lupg; Geo. Thomas, Regsn, Key
West H. ~. su.i a CO.
Brg.-Herenles Aiex) Csrcano, Csmpeachy NJ Eeheyer-
ris CO.. spaGton tBr) McCuoch. Rio ysneito g. s. Co;
Moun.,a Esge. Play, Hsmi!;on, bermuda, G. T. j. Pc
terra; Vooscsno (Ans SgsJte. Ccfk iionoce Co. Je-
sah Jer Bartlett san Juan del Norte Nacsagus G. y ).
Peters; Sceprc tBr) Hsmn, st. John, ~ H., sntbefs
Co. J. Mcln.yre, McIntyre, Iiboa, Miller Houshton.
r, Sehoo, en-Aieshes he9Iy Now Haven X ). oodwini
Boston $. W. Lewis Co, Ralph Hewitt Rboade.. Porte
mouth, s. w. Lews CO.. Blackstone, Stevens, Ecwor-
leans. J. N. Smith Co; Dart, Johnson Stsmfordi N.
Rogers Faren New Haven master: NJ H. Pearson, Hodg-
den Basego. r. p. Bask CO.. Bepj Browning. isnfair,
C. A. Dewolf; Volunteer ,Br) Csansr, Demsrara, d. r.
Dewolf Eastern BE L. Miner, Bangor, r. p Buck Co
Fxchsrge, Hsook WI mington; Bay State Hlett Bosoni
Zsms Lainsor, Portland Brett, Son Co A. r. Hlisd,
Conol.y Bangor X. p Buck Co. Rrbeccs Secor, Lynch,
Georgetown; Eliza Jane Edss ards Beaufort.
kstone, Allen, Providence L. Kenny; Intent,
Norwich, G. L. Harvey
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Ia .t.rnskLp TeufcniI, for Sosthampon and HanbarS
Fabbri. n T.; +. w overmsn N Y; NJ Leonard. Boston
MAJ San F viS ,P~Wsv san r'p VIZ.
snla' Al.I. Lsy.sqn. y. Y; Fell. BacAmsan C.iOr.
du.ta, Falien.ten, CaliforisI Fred Meyer, Mr. a
M W0H clo9n s Mr. -ad be Mr. t,SS sPs
laii.n Government Pliny Mill. N Y; Rudolph Bormsnn,
Ph.dolphi,i Esw Kuseibsrt n VI Adolph Sgsnz N K;
gust Hoo.e n " solomon Mar. and ehidr.n ST. Lou.
s Menirs.I N Y; Peter Hubert Dc Rsss N. Z Ae,sm
Les,er n Y s. Lcgo-ln San Francisco; Geo. Bulley,
y. Hu,tm,nn, N. v; S. Iisen NJ Y; M and Mrs Chas.
ss .nS a:a Julia. Ro a%E Ss kn.s M
EdS k"R0S gEo0sn C M:i sp os Ie,.. hs;,f
II. D. Ward N Y; Mia Ward N Y; /: + Morcl, II
Nj. Louie. Psnsr aud children, bIooslsn Miss PAnsr,
Mr. sai tiu J. D. Barnes, Brooilyni Mira hinns Koch.
PhilA Mrs Elise Och. Vienna Mrs Mary Jane Hair.
Maine M Ausu'te Hellbcs N T. and Others In s'ee'ass
n ae .i.lm.sip on At aissOy' for Lieeypool-Mr: n
McKsn1i1. Lyons n Y. ; LOais Jsnln WIN. W. Csrson.
Love- W. Luoy i.di M. II Timber Mrs CLARK, MIA
bradley, Thoms, r Peacock, vito end ehs bondon M,.
i.s Bolster, Pi!.d.lpbs Ms Rich BOs.on Br.n B. Bar
nsJ and idy j. c. Marsh C. W. Rect, j. Alexander, Thos
Susan g,. Mad A. Noorit,. Manuel De La Psrti.a and
friend. Apaonse Cruel, stephen Eaton '" W. Denioa.
3, more Jose 5 soix snd laiy Havs9i; Cha, Cosssss.
Clnc'nnli y. II. Sehgman Ne"'iofk H. M eisnIsn DO
r. r. Clark Brghan,on Emeuuel segre, o. X. Findley,
wife srd two children W. Williams, IhIade phis; H. j.
Coluarood AK Ung- Baltimore: G. A. Williams Pliia-
dephs: ]. s-Iston. I'M Bradley ssrusl Boysi John w
Hahn JAu.ss = Barrow saMurl Nacfsy, Philadelphia
Nar, Vincent, wife and two children Mr. Guilonet Eiw.
T. Fairbanks sad wife Bosom, j. sni.ee and j. D. Smee,
+. A. Dunnipg, wife add child, For C. n shaphNd, Am'
b.Ist Mass C. H. Pix Boston; Mrs Bolster, Philade phs
VIM II. Rose aud lady. Alex Lyle and wife, Rev. Z. w.
Bolton lady Rev. w. sabire, W. Bosdnsn. Rev.
T. r. Elenwood Rev Geo. D. Bosrdmsn Roches er; Rchd
LAvsnor John Nichols Gilbert Belnd Geo. y Johnston,
Boston, ars. 5. Bau0a Mr.. BAKER Robert Dodge Capt
Chuteguck British Army; NJ Ns.lnith Master Baxter Mira.
Mary booth and daughter, Nm finoey, Capt Meigard.
Cip.no Ago.tiu d. Murg Dr. Chaplin, wife. and two chill
drsn Dir. Cume, Mr. Bari. joseph Rists Nsw-York aud
others in the ncsrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
bort h1aroens' Notice.

srlrE oY NEW. YosK !
p,pr.w,xnySs' uyYicE No. 100 Waist
NOTICE is HEREBY given, in accordance with
section Of the Act passed April H. 1881 entitled A
Al 70 Rso,rapSe the Wu3ens Office Of the Port OF New.
Yos to ali person, interested in ., having shsrse o. ne
$500. az. naw under examination by the Port
Warden, ana ths, the said or examinations sin %
completed within days next saeeesdus 'ni' h''i'S w
e0afa 'A'0 ''''e'' wsL II. BURLEIGH President
j, Aus's HERMAN Secretary r.,p.
Ship Western - 80 d..
Ship Gorilla " Wh.Ssrs
Hark Alciope w. - -
Brs Msurcje.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

will rendezvous in this city. Governor Wasbburn
10 in earnest. He has declared that The 10th, 18th
and 18Th Regiments must be filed to the standard
within ftt,en days-otherwise drafting VIII ne 70
sorted TO-"
VERMONT.
This State will rai-e new regiment, the 9TH
being nearly ready to take the field. The state pays
10 each accepted recruit who il mustered into the
service Of the United States per month, 10 ADDITION
TO the pay Of $l3 per month allowed by the United
States, making the pay Of each private $40 per month
curing bis term OF service. Of this sum OF - per
month payment is made from the date of enlistment
to the date OF muster, at the time the regiment is
mustered.
The Adjutant.General on Friday issued an order
for another regiment, to be called the lltb.
DRAFTING-wHO IS EXEMPT
BY the laws Of the United States the following
persons are exempted from enrolment:
Officers judicial and executive OF the Govern
ment the members Of both houses Of Congress and
their respective officers, Customllonse officers and
their clerks Inspectors OF exports, pllOe and mari
ners employed IN he service OF citizen or mer-
chant within the United States pos'mas,ers, assist
ant postmast,rs and their clerks post officers, post
riders and stage drivers in the care aud conveyance
Of the mail of the United States, ferrymen employed
at any ferry the poet road, and the artcers and
workmen in the United States armories and arse
nails"
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VOLUNTEERING
AND DRAFTING.
A volunteer receives the full bounty-$T advance
bounty, one month's pay t$l3) in advance, and 80
at the end of bs time of service toy ether with the
usual 100 acres of bounty land. Beside all this, his
family receives pecuniary assistance during his ab-
sence. The drafted militia receive but gil per
month, and no money bounty. They can be held to
service out of the State three months, by order OF
the Governor. Let no one, however, deceive him.
self with the idea that drafted soldiers will serve
only three months for after TIE militia are drafted,
Congress can very easily hold them to serve during
the war.
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PassenRcrs Arrived

n s,eaHl,hip Idde Wnd from Nec. Oyican,S. s. Rid.
dell j. +. Whipple 5. A. Myles, c. Watkins o. O. Ben.
Fiqus. Saith Bros Mr.. Bergen lady W. Ne,sle NJ.
Sulice w 5 Donnell, w Keep: Dr. Hosettsr Mr. Tut
tie, Mr. Aniss Mr. GlAdns A. w. Acher, Mr. Levitt. II.
Lewiston: X Van Arm, Chas. Spencer John Abres j. L.
Pitcher p. MCGUIRE, and Mr.. Lay.
In schy Hosad, from Bsrmsda-J J. Outerbridss and
A. W. West and daughter Robert Hgss. snd Sem
uOl Dee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

those cran,s Of tho future which nothing but own IN.
prevent We must not lock around for friends
Tor help when the enemy straight before Help your
elves IL j. the great instrument Of national a. OF individual
success Thus " Nophh'
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Arrived,

Steamship Trade Wind Deleuoy, Nsw'Orlssns July and
the Bar 3D. with cotton wool &C. to order July a: Psss
Straits of Florida spoke brig T. w. Rowland, from New
Orleans for New.York, II days out
Snip Thomss Nye. Cuslmsn' wBediordZ days. In 0Ai'
Ship Georges (of Thonaaton) Sister, Hsyre May 49, mdse
Bari sae Bonssll (os Robbnsto. Leavitt Havana June
49, sugar 3oth ult OIL Havana spoke U . bark
Pursui on acIaise; ell well The D. b. " anchored Id
Big Atlantic Black Bsrbsdoes 10 days, mOls,,es to II.
Schp Matilda Br Of Gib-si.rJ Wet, Rio Grsnds May
Is, hides, wool sc to b. f. small Sailed u co'ppsny 9th
son for st. Thomas June lat 10 S. Ion 80 Is saw Br.
sf. P.oyidene, steering z: J1Ie lat 40 g. lon.
Bedford. with fuii cargo Of oil
schr stAr OF the (Br), Evans Nassau, ~ days.
pinesgples to J; Rs@ins JaiyS o. iAt ~ lou "a 80 "a"
Sch. aGond GA Pe'fm'n. Bsrnud. 7d'y' p''.''''
sc6G John L. Darling Howes Providence, for Albany.
schr. :; ?: wsisee, Staples, Taunton 2 days.
schr Wilson, Crawford Mun'on, Ea.tpot days. la.h'.
Z schr Urbsns, Wilson. Bristol in ballast
bschr Boston t3 Smith, st john, N b. IL days lsth' to
schr Euphemia Lee. Curacao June g. salt tsS w Lewis
9th M 81 80 lon 70 49, spoke brig Baltic, from New
seSr. Wonder, Noble Phn.dslphi. md,s }. & N Briggs.
Steamer Mcclellan ~ s. 4S-r tenn s Grey Ton ON
steamship Fulton aground sih, lat 70 10 lon 10 w. passed
Steamer fslcou. Williams Providence. mdss. 70 Edward
Bynner.
St-su,-r ronsdes ysndevesr Philadelphia, mdse to Lo-
per g. hirkpstrck.
steamer Martha Stevens, Doushery Baltimore. nidse TO
WD. DszelL ,,
DslkelL - -.
steiner ALICE Meskis Baltimore, mdse 70 William Dali
cell.
SAIL ED-s,ssuships Teutonis Ham,, for IIambnrsj
City Of Baltimore (Br), for Liverpooi Chesapeake, Port
land, Me-
MsxoR iyDux The British bgsntine Reindeer, from St.
Jsgo de Cuba with cargo Of and nossses for New
York sslore tan miles south Of Bsegst She has three
feet Of in her hold portion Of cargo may % saved
The ship Csrous Mssuus bound TO Liverpool with
Of ruano took the lower side Of Governors Island
while being lowed yssrdsy to the North River Soc still
remains aground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

sIN1ATuHs ALMANAC
n-Atses..<:0i Ssts........731 Meen--Ssts.. s:lS
otcn WATER This
Ssrdy Hook. g. 20 Gov. Island LOIS Hall ste l2:lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

n bark safe Boasaii from Haed.a-Robert Adamsop
L. French, T. Bolton, and H. Heal
IN scar sesssn, yror Rio Gydade-Cspt VIM c. Ysa1eeb
and lady sse OF big Martha Kendall sold at RIO 0rspdsr
Morrison, children and servant n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
ARRIyAL OF SECEgH PRISONERS.


Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, detach'
nept of the 32d Ohio Regiment arrived in this city
from the Shenandoah Valley, bringing % Rebel pris'
oneis captured Ill recent shirInlsh. They are
dressed as the Rebels usually are-Virginia home
spun gray being the most proinnent but s styles,
shapes. and colors are represented in their clothing
Insead of taking them 70 the proper authorities,
Lieut. VIM. McIane the officer in charge, took them
10 private residence, No. 3Sl street, near -Four
and-a-half street, said to be the residence OF biz
mother, where the guard and prisoners were taken
into the rear garden, through the basement, and
loyal citizens were astonshed, az with outraged feel
ngs they saw baskets of champagne, bread, cakes,
&C., were taken in and supplied TO tho Rebels In
profusion. People in the neighborhood, with the
mos. indecent haste, seemed 10 vie with ca IN other
ia supplying the choices, dcicsces TO these Rebels,
fresh from fields of deadly strife, where with hands
reeking with blood, they have been slaughteriD2 our
BRETHREN who have gone forth In defence OF our tree
institutions.
The attention Of an officer Of the Provost Guard
was called TO this outrage, and he went into the
house to make inquiries into the matter. Lieut..
Mel ane told him, in q surley manner, that be knew
what bis orders were, and no should obey them.
His men were tired; and this was his mothers resi-
deuce, and he took them there to rest and refresh
them. The Provost officer suggested that 1t was his
duty to report bis prisoners to III. Provost Marsba
and then be could provide for himself and his men.
The officer again intimated that be was Obeyiug or.
ders, md politely minated that the officer was liz
lettering in matters rot bis own.
Persons who live in the vicinity say that there ap-
peared to be presrrangewent for this entertain
nent. as it was gotten up 20 promptly: Quite a
crowd Of curious, and some indignant citizens were
gathered TO see the rare exhibition; and We heard
some pretty strong pessions OF indignation they
looked through the fence and saw the traitors costly
seated on the ground, VITA symnathizing Weshing.
ton traitors supplying them with dalnties, while
listening with mouths gaping wide sttheir stories
Of Rebel exploits. Washington Republic, july H.
The FATE or THE GARDEs LAP.YETTg.-Ac-
eorcing to the Courier dss Etats Unis, the 55th
Regiment New.York State Militia more generally
known ~ the Gardes Lafayette, and composed
chiefly Of French citizens has been so decmated by
sickness and by the battles Of Williamsburg, Fair
Oaks, and Richmond, that, ~ regiment It can
scarcely be said TO practically exist. Scarcely over
ifly of ito men are now fit Tor active service. Col
de Trobrand, who left Nev-lork on the 18th inst
arrived at his camp, after much difficulty, only to
find it deserted by the evacuation of White House,
lie is now in Washington, hoping TO obtain either
new command or an authorization 10 raise new
regiment.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-25

For all Interested in Binding Opera
tions in Town and Country.
TINliE only papers of the kind which is pub
l. lishcd regularly every week. Edited by
illustrated every week with artistic illustra-
tions, as well as working details i'm building
AMI carpentry, of great value. Sample copy
sent free to amy address, by the publishers.
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-25
A. b, +. HILDRETH,
General Land Agent,

CHARLES CITY, FLOYD CO. ...... IOWA,
viii attend to buying, selling and selecting
lands on commission. Town lots bought and
sold, money loaned, and the business Of con-
veyancing and payment of taxes promptly at
tended to-. Friends at the East, as well as in
this State, are requested to make application
TO my Agency. Satisfactory references given,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-25
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND.
A. B. F. HILDRETH,
PENSION & BOUNTY LAND .4GEyT.
CHARLES CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA.

Pensions Procured for Wounded aud Dlsn-
bl-d soldiers OF the Present War,
Widows and Orphan Children of those who
have died or been killed while i'm service
Also, Bounty Money and Arrears of Pay for
the widows or other heirs of deceased SOL
diers
The widows, or if no widows, the children nm
der sixteen years of age, of officers and soldiers
oi The present or any previous war, who have
died or been killed while in the service, are
entitled to Half-pay Pensions
All officers and soldiers who are disabled by
reason of wounds received on disease contract.
ell while in the service and in the line of duty
rs q soldier, at any period, are entitled to In
valid Pensions.
The heirs of all soldiers who have volun-
teercd during the present war, and have died
or been killed in the service, are entitled to
one hundred dollars Bounty Money, and such
arrears of the soldiers pay as may have &C.
crued to the date of his death.
The undersigned will be pleased to cores
pond with those who desire to engage i'm OBJ
taing these claims.
A. p. +. HILDRETH.
Charles CITY, Dec. 80, 1861.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-06
PUBLISHED (DAILT) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
orTTCE-No. lO4 King strees, ever
,.,Ss'. formerly French's) Beck Store:
LATER FROM EUROPE.


~. s+oon,pr .Tnrs has arrived with Liver
/ Doo dates to the Goth.
] Cation 6rmer and little higher-bread-
| auFs firm and steady.
B Tba news Of Gen. Mcclellan S victory was
| ,.,D;ved with much satisfaction by the Federal
r,rtv in Liverpool, and gave an impetus to
lie cotton market, which was checked by large
" arrivals Of surats.
The London Times Of the 25th, III an edlto~
rial, ssvs:-''After the recent events, It IS not
ssnpossible that ue may yet see Garibaldi cross
!. og the Atlantic in the assumed character Of
an American citizen, and fighting for the sub
nsation Of nation struggling to befree. y
The Morning Poss remarks that TO be con-
!. tant to his principles, Garibaldi should go to
. the other side, where nine millions are light
!. ing for the right Of governing themselves Il
also endea> ors to prove the lncompetency of
/ Gen, Pope from his own reports.
The Times says that Gen. Pope by his OWE
report has succeeded in showing if there was
one man more than another unit TO have COM
mand in the Federal army, it is the Querulous
general who puts the blame Of every failure
upon others.
4 meeting has been held Of few represen-
:at!ves Of the London firms connected with the
Manchester trade to examine Merhaven's pro-
posed substitute for cotton. They signed q
memorandum in favor Of its length, strength
and beauty, which, in their opinion, rendered
AVorthy the attention of most careful and
PRACTICAL men, Whether it's manufacture can
. ss economically and successfully applied they
N&ve others 70 determine.
Speaking Of President Lincon's recent visit
. % Ten. McClellsn's army, the Washington
/. Aepubllcan says-''As yet, no one except his
s??o:st'tutlonal advisers know the purpose Of his
/ ,S;t' Speculation has, Of course, been rife,
. AUG many improbable conjectures have been
SVnulgated as 60 nature and object. But, SO
.E' as We know, there have been no changes
. suoag the generals in the field. ''All is quiet
!. % the Potoulae'' ...~
;. a lot Of liquor, lately seized by the Provost
.as'sha IN Washington, amounted to nearly
S*V'V0o In value, aud was owned by one Of the
] ~ a'seS' grocery merchants in Washington
~4S seizure OF liquor since the issuance Of the
TT,cDoltoly +, order, amounts TO over 100000.
. al turned over to the Medical Puryeyor
"r army use.
~ stated that considerable resistance is be-
r. r. '4'oe &c the draft in certain portions Of
h G%'lsS Az and st, Mary's counties, Maryland
o,. ,:3"'Sanoy township, in the latter county,
ans asy "a last week, mob entered the ofice Of
ra,ss 'Ae E assessors, and seizing the list OF
oss. soas h@bie to dra2t, tore il iaato frag-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-06

The n. Y. Tribune has an article on the arrests
that are made BY military or state authority,
and Says
s'In our poor judgment nine tenths Of the az
bitrary arrests thus far had far letter not been
made, but we would not deprive the COVER
nsent Of the power &c make them ia crisis
like the present. Let it be Distinctly under
stood, however, that each arrest vii! be made
the subject Of rigorous and dispassionate IN
ouiry after peace, and that while no one should
suffer fer his innocent mistakes in honestly
endeavoring to serve and save his country, it
will 90 very hard with any one Who IS proved
TO have grati6ed his oWn malice or bis love OF
exercising despotic power, without the warrant
Of public necessity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-06

=
West. It still prevailed at last dates at
Wilmington, n c.
In Baltimore, on Saturday afternoon, two
lads Francis DevaI n, son Of Mr. Hugh Deya-
lin, and John Griffith, son of Mr.. John A.
Griffith now engaged in business in Cincinna-
ii, We're drowned in pond about three miles
from the city,
Fears are till enter tanned that the Indian
war in the West may be continued-Gen Pope
thinks large force ought to be placed under
his command.
It is stated that Gen. Wm 0. Butler, the
candidate for Vice President on the Cass tick
ct in lSA8, has taken sides with the Conteder-
ates in Kentucky.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of Sat-
urday says:-Ir was currently reported last
evening that the agents OF the French govern
ment had chartered three ships to load provi-
sions and stores for Vera Cruz, including &c.
900 bbls, wheat flour at 81 per barrel, This
looks rs ii a large French force vas expected In
that lghborhood
THE steamer Sonora sailed from San Fran
cisco on the lst inst, tor Panama, with 1884,
900 in treasure Tor New York, s43S,oo0 tor
England, and 500, 900 for the National SSaniis.
tary Commi5tee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-06
In the course Of the debate n the El,isconal

In the course Of the debate IN the Episcopal
Convention now setting in New York, upon
certain resolutions introduced, relative 20 the
wsr, Gov. Seymour Said:-"He would no. al
Ii.de TO the cause OF the var. He knew In
shat, IS in'other bodies, they were divided in
political opinions. But he would not refrain
from saying that. whether this cause or that
cause created the war. the country had SO for
gotten the wisdom and principles Of their "a
theirs that il was il an unsafe POSITION The
site CT the land had invited its troubles. He
hcred the Convention would not fa]l into error
on the question before them. Tt was never
wise TO issue bull against the comet: Three
years hence they might meet their Southern
brethren again, in Gears, and wipe out all past
differences He had always opposed the ae-
ton Of those engaged in the war, but he wish
ed TO have the Church ser right before the
South and tie world They should, however,
deal with their Southern brethren as Christian
men, in the hope that they should yet be all
united.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-06

exercising despotic power, without the warrant
Of public necessity.
The regular monthly meeting ofthe Board OF
Commerce of New York WIS hello Oh Thursday
last. The only business Of Importance occur,
ring was the consideration CT letter received
from the Secretary Of State enclosing en ex~
tract from dispatch transmitted TO the de-
partrnent By Mr.. Dayton, minister at Paris, III
relation to the recent official circular concerning
the price Of labor and the emoluments Of the
military service in the United States Mr.
Dayton, in view Of the immense immigration
likely to be threby encouraged, recommends
lower charges for the transatlantic passage.
Vincent r. Jackson, who gFas arrested on
Thursday, on the charge Of giving cortraband
information to the Confederates during his late
imprisonment in Richmond, &c., was released
by the provost marshal Oh Friday by giving Sc
curity to appear whenever required
The New York Express says 1--WE have
calculated that 5he Proclamation Will bring
into the field every nan and boy, South, from
fifteen or sixteen tc sixty and prolong the war,
without freeing an additional negro,-there~
by adding immense exposure OF lite to US, and
millions and millions Of dollars In additional
taxation. Others (Republicans) think differ
entity Time will show which best understands
the country
1t is stated that information has been receiv-
ed in New Yolk that an officer Of Garibaldi's
army will tender the services Of from tour 70
six thousand men, with their officers, TO tight
for the Federal government.
Gen. II leck, in acknowledging the receipt
of Gen. McClellan's report Of the recent bat
ties in Maryland, says that the yalor and en-
durance Of the troops was creditable alike to
the men and the officers,
The military commissin Of which Gen. Hun
ter is president is understood to be investigating
all the circumstances attending the surrender
of Harper's Ferry, and has summoned large
number Of witnesses in the case.
Col. II. T. Sanders, Of the Nineteenth Wis
consin volunteers, having marched with de-
tachment Of his regiment in April from Racine
60 Prairie du CHEN, without having his COM
missariat duly provided and secured, and bay
;ng contracted for the subsistence Of his men
st an extravagant price, Without due regard to
the interest Of tie government has, BY dlrec-
e. Al.