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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25
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Rleiberfpfe u1b @aarcn fir
0ane,r,
ais Mantiaen, @bapls, gluats, o%ansl9uaen>
s @trumpfmaaren &c. &C., iopie
Iuhs uno @arperpbezM rtifel fur 5erren.

@ir baben fir unlere iebr ssraumissn~ neusn
eotalitatsn naisre Gintan1s eteen biz trapsser
ercifadt in Der. Mtl1t> uuisrm @ei9dfte cine
srG6ere Musbebnuns gu seben uut mir befen, pap
SUalIeelbe uunn,ebr ais Das aussep. bntsfe une srDBte
IN Mtnnelota, fir tis3ufunft f@ o~elelben suten
Nutee une Dcrtraucns 3u ~erfreusn baben speroe>
ais pumit unlere 6irna beebrt rpuroe.
Blr 8auaeute i'm 2anoc erlauben mir u1ls bic
Bemerfuua paB unIcre gebiugunsen fir Wieher<
pertdufrr lebr eunltis sefelt uup mir ben bless
fdbrigen abnprm bilieen Giufaufen aufplge in Der
Sage jinb, Dortbeile 81 bieten. mic frubsr nod
ME. Infer partner, 9err s. Mabler> bat bte|em
Re1vrt unlsre5 @eiddftrs Sor3ulteben nbern0m-
men une ,tpirb es in feiaer sewobnten Weile ltd
ansslsssn isin la7en, luwogl 9gbplelale als Ns-
tuilperfdufe CUR bsipnberen 3ufrieDenbeit Der Ser'
reu aGuier ~ eFectuirea. 1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25

Elm @er1&t, tpel@es Der Bsftdttsune be-
bari, bic Belebune ron 8 oonote So.
/ a NIB unp bic @sfoneennabu1e rpt, 1rret
bort ~(tationirten @ebe(len > Ne9iuentera.
Ginen 9ro6en Srrtbum be0i,8 teult4 Der
Gelearapb inpen1 Ct beridtete, pab bic
unionstruppe, bis auf Z Meilen pom
GbarleRon por9eprun9eu. Gs icu
bei6en !: fieben Meilen pom Der @barleton
>Gtienbabn. llebriBets baben f& iebt
uniere Gruppen unter Sen. Stepene auf
rem Geflanpe feit8eleBt uno erpartenVer<
tdrfunsen, ebe fe pprliden. Sc 1ptro
beri@tet taB Elm S@armilsd ouf benz
,6cflanpe fattfanp in, Dem bic RebeQerl
ben Rlrsern ,aoeen. Z &ebelen, bic maj.
BEL pielsr@ eleBenbeit Sefansen nabm, bait
ten llb 9toen Is l1nior6iolbaien 70 TOPPER
aerebrt baB lire 8efe9er lie Of ibrer
Iapfertett nit laute1 9urrab8 b%e9ribten.
@on Mil1ourt folaenbe 3euiStei<
ten. NJ Cine 8rieobe, beitebenp aus Zen,
IS. unb 36. Suinpis, Is. unb "a. Mil>
lourrii Neaiuentern ut1p 8adoF'8 u. 9oF>
rliaar's Batteriien, unter COMMANDO BON
General Oiterbaus brad ron @pllo
mad eem @eiten auf lrb cine anpere UNI
tsr: Sit9el iolte lift folsen. Steel {oQte
bd6 @oniniptbo lber Die Qa.je Dtpilton
i%bernebuen. Die 8robe Grpepition unite,
Sen. g ra t BON 6 airo aus u. nod
Columbus 3u rpar. nidts .als cine ftarfs
&ecu9nosci!uns unb 1T 3urdd9etebrt pbnt
nit hem Geinpe %oaaebunpen 3u baben.
Sn GprtYtdens par etnn,al mie.
Der Teuerrperf unb 3rpar tpabrl@etnli@ III,
3%eujabrsfeier am l.. Sanuar. pidens
feuerte auf bic 8eteQenforts unp citie au
pidens, pbne bae erbebltaer S@aoe1 an:
9eridtet tpuroe, aueer bab bic eliibence1
&useln bes lebtsenannten Sorts pae SC:
b%elennet @arrineton in Brano ido1en
bcr, nod am Mbenb be6 2. nidt ael6la
mar.
@m pptor nj { aues rubt9. aueBe
11pr1u1en ca6 Sen. 2anber Dor Dem &e
belen, General adion ;uriid9eriaen Uni
@omneD Qerdurat bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25
@bliebli1 np1 Gin Bprt au ben 6erren
o. QanbfnuHe1ter

5eit benz Bestnne sesenspartiser Saiicn taben
mir unler 5aupt- Mueenmert nuf'e Mbelelale~
@ef6aft seltst uub iu9en bierin uriere pan .
Sorce III entmideln ; mir babtn bieflr Gin Grtra-
Departement einridten la(e,1 unb bteten ben Scr
rem Observation-Disclosures I'M 2anee alle Bprtbdle
unb Bequemlibfeiten, bic ibnen mrs u~nieren
&oneurrenten in ben Siliden Ylabs, eferirt tper~
ben tSnnen. Infer @tsd 1T fir Sen DRY @pDbs
Gonlum in Minnelota Elm pirfliG srobartiger nne
merben es ermGbnte Greuaee lit ibrem SntereNe
fuben, II u bel unS einSutaufen, na es fetnent
anpern 9au1e in Minneiuta nDslib If, tpas Aus~
-pabl unb 9iaisteit betrift, aud nur onndbsrnb
SEER rbatt !
o. nit btelen Departement eetraut .pureen, mir.
~. l9 arae1eaen 1ein lalen, nniere perebrten Sun
I'm in ist'r 9eaiebuns s~afrieocn su 0euen.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25
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bat lpeben DON New>yprf
srbalten unb oferirt benz Yublifum bon 81. paul
femie Der llmeeeenp III Der rei&baltisRen Muspabl
unS 3u ben b~iliefcn preiien bic 5anoluns Don
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in ibrem
,euen &tein8ebdnSe an Der 8. CITRATE
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Mdnner> un6 &naben<
III l&leibuuasitafe .


fir Den s erbft< unp Wtnterz5anoel.
~. SD bin ieyt in een @tano seiest elm berriidea
Eager Don ferti9en Iletoun9SfAdeM,
weltes IA n1ntli1e neuflten Manrer uNo aVcpe''
,u> 6~toeuteno beratsetbten prsiIsn uinfaRt. Iii
&leinere Mrttfel far9oie=
&errcu:@arberpbe. ..zsa.
in bieler 8rande ssrn,ag i'd, bas tsns Eager
pom palstW9ern, Binben, AraYatten,! 9sn1een<
Rraaen, wolenen, %,e,ieenenn ii. 4@irlNlsber- 9nnp@
i4uben, MottalFns, s9telletai9en,, SrcbsM uuo
tlsinen aoferu, g:auer. rotgen uno blauen hsSsse
bemesn, 8lanfsts, Sbapls, ,"9iobes" &c. &c.
Desslei9en Elm erobe6 M7ortiment Don
&iiten llub Wfitten. -
@rubbanplsr tueroen IS sortteilbaft tnbsn, mir
etnen Yelud AT l6enten. >
Ct. Vaul, 20. Nop. 1860.
lE.~~. -.t3t 3. 9. Campbell.
1acob ~ at be 8, W" "
peutlatr Gtert. .'"E All.
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Sn Jolse bss 3ries.s ,iiub, ME a%lsemsin BE-
touut. bic Yreile her Yaummplen @aaren be-
peuteub !ssfleeen; ba mir aber einen' eroBen Nnr.
1atb pon bieien Waaren baben. Der ser ber Steie'
una eefauft puree, 10 jnb mir III Gtano selsbt
eieIle biaiser ~ pertauteu ale irsenb CIT anoeres
@el9aft in Der Statt. ..g55es.zt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25
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r. GampbcQ'e .
.ngros 4 detail

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Bernbeimer'S B1pd, Ste Ctr,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25

Oas gn0ros e. Gn0etoil
manufactmr= S mpbemaaren=
..., .s.. G,np0ri,t,n 5ra. III ,
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81 Suffice Il. SDrepQu9b- .
ozttte Strafe, s>S@s' ct. @aht,
- .@.- 3t# Ninnel pta, -. tY1 %1I
If turS ben Gnptansber n~eus{sn ,
SStutcr >@uureu
auf's @eiabaltieRe unb @el9madpOaae a%lortirt
uup beebrt I'D ipl9es feinen perebrten Hunbtn er-
aebenlt an3u3etsen- ~ 'aJ"~ " $500
IL Das Eager 1T NIT alen neuen erlbeinungeu
,er cation aussefattet unb bietet aamentiiG cine
@rpBe MuSwab1 in &fei6er-
7s'A '-..1 'Hpfenj '''~.t. M
ais. Merinps,7 Datencias, Ylatbs,, Delairse,
Daramattas. Dc Bei9ee, pcil be teures &C. &C.;
fsrner unterbalien mir einen l9Suen 0urratt
sumter unb einfarbt9er Seioenmaaren
unb pertaufen ipl9e eenau gu Nen@y orter prsi"
nnEer Qaaer in 5bamls, Gluafs uup Winter.
MGntel 1T auf's Geidite eosaplettirt, unb erlau
sen mir una Md, bic oerebrtenD amen auT unle,
grpBartiees, II =: a~s. }H.
-@eiss@ aaren< u. GrimminsszM0ortme
aufmertlam 3u raaaen+ -.
Su 6erren- Mrtifeln, ais BpufSfiuS, Dosfine,
4a5emeres, DlHels, 9rapattes, 5emoen &C. ais'
ten mir ieber &pncurrens bic @piBe, ba mir in bic.
Ter Branae bie oortbeilbaftelen Berbinbu,etr
hnben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-25

wy - ~ " lsA
ben iinfen iab> ole N%nlrenaunoer, feline
tletnen 9erren III rettcn, unp trad Ib.
na@pem er ft@ |eincs Gubrwarf5 entleciat,
our@ ca6 Gi5 Bobn, ollsin IS war NQes
unlonlt. Die Gltern les juuoen Come,
rpel6e 9e9enpdrti9 in ct. 2ouis (np>
murren ppn Dem 8orfaQ al6tolo teleora.
pbll9 bena@1i9ti9t. (U. Ii. s.
@&eubli6e Morotbat in Qodz
port. 81. y.-Der 8eobadter in Node,
1ter, ~. y, melcet Golsenpes:
yin alter, woblbabenrer 8emo6ner Qpdz
porte, Gbas. s. Gbooy> Elm Grocer, muyce
pom einem junsen Manne, Namen6 Gluuz
otusSloyr, NIT elmer Giienfan9e in 1eiaem
ei0enen 2aoen erldlasen, rp ibn 9bcry
oufSenomn1ea uno smet pcer prei Sooe
nerborsen bate. 3bory mar le.ne6 81
l9enbute beraubt unp fonnte, nadrem
ct am Mor9en aus letnem 2acen beraus
mad perSifce zines Nr3tes eefroden> nur
nod he Wprte murmeln e6 >par ro9 III
Idle9t pom 2loyc, mid 3u erl 9la9en, Ia
i9 Jpn irrei ODER prei Sage perbor9en babe,
morauf ct 9eridicr. Differ 2lcyp lbeint
Elm polenretes 5deulal ;u iein. Or
alet@ o%erbeiralbet, mar er IN, /. Sanuar
NIT einem juraen Mdrden> Ger 1odter
pes prdipenten rer Niasara 60. Banf,
o%ur&9eaonaen. sic batten ii@ bierber
9errenoet unp man elaubt eaB ra6 junae
Mdp@en nod %9esenwdrtie in No9eiter it.
Diele Gntfibruns erre9te notarli9ermeiie
nidt 9erinses Muheben, uno 3lovo bate
e6 fit gut eebalten, i'm @sbs;a,en na@
2odport aurld;u9eben, um 5u lOnetren,
Of Is rdatbli& fir Jpn iei ii& 6Tentli9
fepen 3u laitn. 1bopp, Gin alter 8etann'
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lebten Sage uurre in Der Mdbe BON peat's
Dtiu, i'm County Granflin &p, cine fur9t<
bare @reueltbat nerlbt. Cine Tcdter
BON SEQ. @ra.es marp auf Der 6eimfebr
pom Belu@ elmer Na@burin BON einem
Neser iiberfauen> 9ei&dnret uno binterber
pu1d S9ld9e nit einen, Stein ouf ben
&opf ern,orpet. 8eim 6erannaben BON
5wei jun9en Mdnner, Fd&tete Der Sc,
get, &rarp ater %erfannt. Die No6barn
bei&loden, Jpn auf rer Steue, no er bic
Shat Seritt:, ,auf,ufnlpfen, rpos aud
mod an eem(e'ten Sage 9elaab.
DaSrpttt8b ur9er8pltSblott
pom IA. Sanuqr erSdblt f%ol9enpen Dop>
pelmprp: Sobn Berger, Elm NeiBioer
Deutlder, Der in Der Nibe Don Carlisle
in Cumberland County rpobnte, wurpe
leBte @o@e bel elmer tleinen 6Bble, bic E.
ais Sorratbstarau.r beniBt bate, in Re,
Nabe .isineS '9auies erl9o6en Aefuneen,
Setn 9aus brcnnte ~ 9lei9er 3eit at
uno uater cen Irimn,ern fanp moi. Zen
pertoblten 9ti4na4 zines Garbiaen, Ma=
mems Wn1. 0rift Der bel Berger 0eeienI
bate. Man permutbet, baB Naubiuh)
bic urla@e eielee Doppelu,orcs mar.
g Gin,
frau Burnes, BE an Der Ipmefli9eu
Gde BON (. UNI Ct. Charles mobnte.
perbrannte: lebten Sau,tas in ibrsm Gins
n,cr Iaui leinf fdautrlide @eiie. rDurd
&au& unp @eru& zines Geaers aufse.
l@redt sranser, ibre Na@barn in bad
3iumer unp fanpens ben R6rptr biele,
Grau. auf benz Boben Iieeenp. lunp beinobe
eer6itet; @tdde Gleil4 fislens bft ter Sc,
ribruug pom ibr as. @ie mar etne arule
frau, bate mener 8etanute nod Grenupf
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

PROTECT THE EDucAroN OF YorR. CHILDREN
Our city school officers have charge OF be-
tween one and two hundred thousand children,
and OF the expenditure Of from two to three
millions Of the public funds annually. Let
therefore, no more poiticiass or grogshop
keepers be permitted to introduce themselves
amongst them. We know not a more sacred or
important Dizzy than that which the voter is
called upon to exercise ia THIS connection.
Leaving out OF the question the necessity Of an
honest administration of the funds appropr-
atsd to public education, example goes a
great way with youthful minds; and'there is
nothing more calculated TO confound their ideas
of right and wrong than to appoint to such Offices
men without character and of low and dissi-
ps.,ed habits. In this era Of reform and import
ant changes let US not then, forget the abuses
that have been so loudly complained Of in the
MANAGEMENT OF our pubic schools
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
p-...r.a Intelligsn1e.

Major Csaoral and sxs.. Mcclellan ere daily seceivrs'
visits from the elite OF tho country On saturday evss
no u,,er General Banks and wife, aad Lord Uartingtn,
~ Enslord. visited thDm at the Fifth Avenns Hotel.
yes,ersay tho Gencrs remained Indoors, and receiv ID
large number Of visitors, amoag whcm ras Senator
Harris oe Albany who had long private Interview sish
him Mr. John +. Deven, the ssmccratic nominee for
CORPORATION Counsel. called Am diag the day
Major General sedgwick and stan arrivean towa last
cvsnng and took quarters Az the Evere@ Hodss The
General has recovered from wounds received a tho
battle Of Antiets and is route for Washington TO
report for duty II rummed that Gensal sedgwck b.
10 command part OF General Banks expeditions
There was grand exodus OF United states Senator's and
members os Congress frs tbs dercn hotels In thls city
Yesterday to Washington. Hon A. A. sargsaat, Of Gait.
forn,a LETT the Metropolitan Hotel Hon Chauncey vb~
hard Of Albany Hon Alfred Ely of Rochester, and Hon.
/. Chnuder, OF Michigan, lcli the s.. Nicholas Hosl
Senator WILSON, Of Massachusetts, Hon Il Porproy, Of
Auburn; Hon @. A. Benson and Hon. y NJ. morrill,, Of
Maine Hen Owen Lovcjoy, or Illinois; Hon j B Alley. /.
OF Lynn aud Hon D. Clark, Of Manchester, NJ H., lcfs
the Astor HOUSE.
leave the Metropolitan Hotel to-day for Wasbington
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EAsTERS.-There was
q time when the Great Eastern was great in
Deed; when people aocked in thousands to be.
hod the grand leviathan; when the wharves
and bousetops were dark with spectators as she
steamed, in the might Of ber majestic proper
tjons, through our harbor and the press all
the world over was busy with the theme Of her
sine, her cost her usefulness and her probable
destiny. Grand revolutisns in steam navipa.
tion were predicted as the result ol her sue.
cess, and the maritime nation to which she
owed her birth was lauded to the skies for the
enterprise and skilA which put atioat upon the
ocean such wonder. 4wr Is.
Where is the Great Eastern to-day, ana what
has become Of the ecldt which heralded her
early career? She lies in the East river, Grip
pied, as will be seen by an account in
another coluMn. Like giant who psrishes
from the scratch Of pin, this peaderous
monster is almost thrown out ox service
by an apparently trivial accides& in get
ting through the shoal water OF the Sound
which would not affect q lighter and more in
significant craft. Nobody hears Of the Great
Eastern now, and Thousands in this city forge
that she is in our vicinity at all. We regrc
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

dsclne On The railway shares s The mernns ooaro ons
equal TO 4 81 per cent. m the Afternoon an a"emPs
vas maas 70 rally the market without mush success
stocks LEFT o6 very Money waa worth six per oen'
on CALL Gold declined TO l2sk and exchange 70 ll2
I42k for bankers bills The usual trade tables for the
week will be found in the money article ,.F
There was rather more activity and nrmness IN the
cotton market saturday, with sales Of 900 bales on
basis prices for middngs ranging from o6c 67c per
H. The beadsuns trade depressed, with sales
ported of 1880 bbls -four at partial decline Of SC
&c., OF lO5 900 bushels wheat easier rates
and 90o bushels corn which closed at Toe lie for
sound Western mixed. Very moderate safes or pro.
visions TRANSFERRED including pork at SIS II $3 25
and prime to choice lard at 9hc a9ssc There no
important movements reported groceries, which
rather heavy. There fam inquiry for hay, hides
whis&cy, leather, tobacco Gsn, brandiss aud wines
Ere gifts duh and heavy a4AA N74
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

THA IMpuDr.NcE OF THE RADICAL JOURNALS
An arsicle in the Washington organ Of siie War
Depsr<ment, under the heading "Contraband
News" is unparalleled for cool effrontery in
the history of the. newspaper press. 1t de-
nsances an Indiana paper for publishing an ao-
count of .McClernand's expedition down tho
Mississippi, thereby "afiording valuable infsr-
nation to the enemy 1t declarSs /" all slch
news 70 be contraband, and remarks, wibh
good deal Of truth and justice. thai "thisis snAy
one glaring instance where the eagernsss OF
publishers for original matter has led tnea De.
yoad the bounds Of pradencsp we ~suia
sarQsst that another instance, still mors gaf-
ing, ID that Of Philadelphia paper, owaed and
! edited by the editor Of the Washington paper
himself who Is so sharp in discerning the mots
IN the ev. Of brother journalist, while there is
hinge beam in his own. The paper in ques-
son has published In advance all about the
part. erpedition and It's destination, II has
revealed the plan Of General Burnside's cam
i, po,vu and now Il unfOlds the move
mert. Of General Grant, thereby afordinp
! most valuable Information to the enemy
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

The ELECTION FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL
The Office Of law adviser to the Corporation is
very important one. He not only explains the
law TO the Mayor and Common Council, but
they are in almost all cases bound by hi.
opinions 1t is very essential, therefore, that
man Of high legal attainmcnts and unspot,ed
character should be appointefto the position.
There are two candidates for it at the next
election-John L. Devslin and Alexander w.
Bradford. The republican party did not think
proper to adopt the plan suggested by us not
to make any nomination, 50 that the people
might vote for Haws and Develin for Conn
! troller aud Corporation Counsel-she two lead
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

WHERE'S THE PTRarg ALADAaAi,-The ste am
ship Vanderbilt returned to this post yesterf lay,
after her cruise in search OF the rebel pi rate
Alabama No. 290), hut we believe. wit aout
having come athwsyt that dang gerous and 'trou-
blesome craft. 1t is.not long since the Da, .otah
returned. after an equally frritless Ini sion
Neither of these vessels has seen the Alal anna,
nor have we heard anything very recen tly OF
her whereabouts. 1t is probable that ishe Is
cruising somewhere off our coasts and i may
be, possibly, that the next tidnss we get Of her
will be III account OF the destruction OF mother
number Of our merchant vessels, and. few
million dollars more Of property. The. public
naturally feel anxious TO know something about
the results Of the cruise in search Of The Ala
bama. It is tina that something defdaite was
done IN the matter; and il is time, also, that
Mr. Wslles shonld wake up from his Zip Van
Wrinkle sleep in the Navy Department, and see
after the interests Of the country upon the. high
seas. OF that he should be made to shave the
fate Of Com. Preble, who. was dismissed the
service for permitting the Oreto to escape.
The Alabama is a more. dangerous customer
than dozen ships like the Orsto, and, If an
official is compelled TO, suffer for not arYesting
enc, why not like justice be done in ths case Of
the otherg The Secretary Of the Navy has all
the facilities at his command to put An end to
the misshievous caresr OF the Southern pirate
Semmes and his craft. and he is responsible for
the failure 70 do so. n
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
Fire In rhiIsdslphin.

n
Th,s rNo, ding Ore originated among cotton wne
In the ress room Of the Ledger Office which was Nils
uuished wiussut nush 0n&ge 10 the budinr tvs a.s
siderable quantity Ot iapcr was destroyed, v>sy.a
was damaged.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

ing ofaces. They have nominated Mr.. Brad
ford, . msn unebjsetisnable in every respect;
but the result will be the foregone conclusion
to which we pointed.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

ADVICE TO TAxrayERs.--rhe Alderme1 and
Cbnncilmen of New York occupy rela-
lively the same position towasas their constitu-
snts as the State I.egislatars and Congress
Tow ards theirs. Taey vote supplies andipublic
works, make apsrspriatisss and spsad the
money Of the people. just ~ much at their dis
erection as eithef Of those bodies 1t 10 there
fore Of the utmost Importance that the men
elected TO both boards shsu be men Of charac-
ter, principle and ability To selecsthem be-
cause they arc aemocratseor repabliaans is just
AS absurd as it would be to choose them for
their religious. opinions, We must. weed eur
municipal goaernment of political influences II
we xeuld haze the city. finances honestly. ad-
miristered and the burdens of ths' community
lightened. Let US begin the task At once. The
public mind was neass more disposed Tor It.
Lst MS bcS;l the task to-day, and vote ander'
etandinply to-morrNw-
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

The ERECTION FOR CoMrEeoILBH--Accordin
to an appesl signed by between Eve and six
tlDousaaa Of our wealthise4 taxpayers. the City
Comptroller has the e,stire Supervision and
management of the munispal expenditure, to
th amount Of s2O.O 900 ,OO0 0annually, which is H.
m ost twice the total expsnditure-of the national
administration at the tins wbea- the charge Of
extravaganza was broughs against John Quincy
Adams, with the view Of defeating his re-
election. There are two candidates for the
Office, Of Comptroller Robert T. Haws and
Matthew T. Brennan. The large taxpayers
whose names are appended to she document to
whsch we refer, and who are presumed to know
somsthing about the matter, say. that the city
finances have been managed by the present
Comptroller with thu, strictsss economy and
integrity. But, Notwithstanding this, the recent
revelation that has swamped The republican
party throughout the North will no doubt
swamp Mr. Haws, good man IS is.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

NEW BoWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-scouncr or Da
OF THx MIsr-FAxlLY JARS, 80.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

BAkNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadwa,-pnrs.
EAoH PKRroR ING BEARsCoLoarD FISH &c nj All hours
Drama, Ice QUEENS Vow at ana az clo.k II. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

WINTER GARDEN Broadway.-IIRLAxp AS Ii Was
II our PLAcK-HAPPY MAN.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

:, GERMAN OPERA HOUSE No ass Broadway.
PoACBKR -"
The New York herald., 1862-12-01


have fesoved that the farmers in those regions
shall cultivate nothing for the next yeas but
cotton: next, that whskey is selling at Angus.
Ia, Georgia, 'at fifty cents drink next, that
"the parties engaged in purchasing corn. &e-.
for public use in PaSola and De Soto counties
(MississiPpi), have established a price below
the markee value in ether places, and that TO-
induce its acceptance they have. in several in
stances, actually urged the probability Of the
sederals taking possession: Of that section. and
Chat they wouid seize everything the planter
bad" AS to theprooabiity mentioned, we think
il very probaNe; but stilb there is something
in this business which suggests that all the
shSYpers in the way of army contractors are
not among "the Yankees
Without further citations we submit these
Southern rebel newspaper extracts to the
reades. as equally suggestive Of the extremt'es
to whieh the rebellion is driven, the fears of the
rebel headers of the crushing results OF an active
Union winter campaign. and their apparent
confidence, nevertheless, in the final success of
their desperate cause. Nothing. it is evident.
will disglace this boasted confidence but the
expulsion Of JEFF. Davis from Richmond: and to
this end, and without cessaton. even to the
temporary suspe nsisn Of smaller enterprises.
the energies and la,al and naval forces OF the
Union should be chiefly direc'edl