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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25

A French statistician has calculated that
the civilized world spends every twenty-four
hours, in royal and military salutes and polite
exchanges of volleys, in wharf and citadel
formalites, in the daily morning and evening
guns in all fortresses and men-Of-war, all
over the globe, a hundred and fifty thousand
useless shots. Estimating the cost Of the
charge at six francs, this produces sum
of 100000 annually, which goes off in
smoke,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
WORCESTER COUNTY BANK

The Annual sNectinR Of the Stockholders If thls
Bank for the choice Of Directors for the wear ensuing;
TO limit the liabilities Of the Directors and for the trana
action Of other business that may legally come be-
them, Will be held at their Banking Room In Black
stone on MONDAY, tho sixth dav Of October next az
10 O'Clock A. NJ NJ. TARNITN flashier
Blackstone, Sent. 20, 1852 dgtaNits
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
New STYLES in Dress Trimmings.

Pryel Trimmings Ornamental Pugel Buttons, magnif
ioent shades PLAIN Coored Yelyets Black velvet th
eolored edges, trimming Ribbons, &c, &C. 81,
We have also opened the best stock OF Corses IN inc
many new Fancy Goods, which will be sold at great
bargains, at 1900, .,,.,r. ,rss a. sn,a
IN dtf l52 MAN STREET.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
WO ESTER AGRICULTURAL

" society," AT meeting Of the Trustees, sept.
4t u was unanimously voted, that In view Of the pre-
sent condition o. tins country the Imminent eNposureOt
our beloved and brave ellOwctizens, In the servceof
the nation aud now in the face Of the enemy and the
engagements and anxeties OF people a home sd %
save ~ the treasury OF the state, for more Important au
greatly urgent occasions, the contribution or premiums
to public exhibition II h expediant aud highly proper
that the Cattle show advertised by this Society for the
present year be dispensed with. s,,p,,pN5 e..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
MILLBURY BANK-Notice is hereby

M HID II bANh -NOtlce Is hereby
IVA given that the Annual Meeting Of the StOckhold.
ers Of the Mbury Bank will be held the hrst MON.
DAY IN October next at o'clock r NJ, at their Bank
ing Rooms for the choice Of Directors the limit OF
the loan to Directors and TO act any other business
that may properly come before them.
ID. ATWOOD, Cashier.
Millbury, Sent 10. 1861 dtO6 SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
NORTHBOROUGH BANK. : T

~ Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank,
will be holden at their Banking House. on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of October next at O'Clock p NJ, Tor the
choice Directors; also 70 what action the Stock
holders will take on the 5tth section Of chapter 81 Of the
General statutes passed Dee 25 1889 entitled IAN Act
concerning Banks and Banking. and transact other
business which may legally come before the meeting.
A. SEAYER Cashier
marlborough, Sept 10, 1862. dtO6f SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
ORAFTON BANK-Tbe Annual

" Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Grafton Bank
for choice Of Directors for the ensuing year 10 M
the limit Of the loan 10 Direetors and for the q ansac-
ton Of any other business that legally before
them, will be held at their Banking Rooms on MON
DAY, the 9Th dav Of October next at two o'clock p NJ
BY order OF the Directors,
W. 4. SUTTON, Cashier.
Grafton, Sept. 1862. deOptOB sl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
Y PHYR WORS TIE d S
AND
Shetland Yarns

We have now in stock the Largest and Handsomest
assortment Of the above In Worcester in dou.
BILE. single, and split, and offer the for
mer low prices, and liberal discount will made by
buying by the quantity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
TVHE Observation-Disclosures

II ,vts,tr, nor vecn the subscribers under the name
Of j. l. A T. ~ KKYEs. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business VIII be continued at the Old
Iasioess Of inc late hrm. JOHN u. kEYES
L. ". KEYES.
worcester, Sept 10, lSe2 d2w' SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25

BLACKSTONE BANK The Stock
~ holders Of the Blackstone Bank Uxbrldge are no.
ted that their Annual Meeting for the choice Of Direc-
tors and transaction of any other business which NAV
legally before them, pni TO fix the limit of the
Loan TO the Directors provided by the Statute will be-
held In the Hall over said Bank on MONDAY the sixth
day OF October next, at two O'Clock r. NJ
Per order of the Directors
y. W. HAYWARD, Cashier.
UXbridgo, Sept. 3, 1852. dto6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25

N holders Of the Quinsigamond Bank, OF Worcester,
are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting for the
choice of Directors for the ensuing year, fix the limit
OF the loan to Drecors and for the transaction any
other business that may legally before them will
be held at their Banking Rooms Ton FRIDAY the 10th
day Of October next at ten O'Clock NJ
Per order OF the Directors
l. 8. FARNUM, Cashier.
Worcester Sept 10, 1862 dtoIO SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25
HOSIERY! HOSIERY

In Real Point Lace COLLARS; Real French Gimpuro
COLLARS In elegant patterns ;Ilea Thread and Valen
$4,000 worth of Cambria Edgings and Insertngs.
Linen Embroidered and Cambrlc Bands.
1900 Real Black Thread and Pusher Lace WALLS,
COiFFEURS and BARBES. at great bargains.
Real Black and white Laces and immense stock of
choice goods pertaining to the Lace and Embroidery de-
partment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25

4 tENTRAL BANK The Annual Meet
ing Of the Stockholders OF the Central Bank for the
choice OF Directors for the ensuing; Ak the limit
OF the loan to Directors and for the transaction Of anv
other business that may legally before them will
pc held at their banking Rooms. MONDAY, the 9Th
day OF october next, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Per Order OF Directors.
Worcester Sent 49, 1852 dtog ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
PERSONAL.

Prince dc Joinville, together with tho Comts
de Paris Due de Chartres and rest Of sute arrived
at the Brevoort House yesterday morning. The
Prince has been to Newport to see bis son. and The
rest of the party were 1t Niagara Falls. They
leave for Washington in the o'clock train.
The Hon. G.. Robertson, jr., Of Troy; DR.. @.
j. Mcleod and lady. Il. B. VALLEY Of Boston,
G. S. Whitney of Boston; NJ. V. McClelland Of ST
Louis, and G.. b. Francis Of Troy are at the FiftA
Avenue Hotel.
Major S. w. Crawford and 1t. b. Kirby Of the
U. S. A., and A. Hutchinson Of Maryla are at the
Breveort House.
ID. T. Vail Of Troy, o. II. Moore Of the U. 8.
Army, c. s. Warren aud j. II. Rathbone OF the
U. s. Navy, Rev. Herrick johnson Of Troy, Pay
master Bradford of tue U. 8. Navy, and S. K. Van
Duzer Of Newburgh, are at the Astor House.
Judge Baldwin Of Syracuse, Capt. Haskns OF
New-Yorh Capt Michigan Of the steamship Kan
CARGO, and Capt. Cook Of the steamship Australasisn-
w. Il. nasseltine Of st. Louis, c. c. Oscott OF
New-Rochelle, Capt. Gaylord of the U. s. Army,
and Major Sykes OF Rondout are at the metropolitan
Hotel.
Levi Parsons and lady of California, and Mrs.
Julia Cuyler from California are NJ the Clarendon
Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS OF NEw-foRK AND
general SIGEL.--The Committee 10 whom was re-
ferred the matter Of making arrangements for mass
meeting Of our German citizens for the purpose Of
giving free expression 10 their feelings concerning
the iltreatment Of Gen. Franz Ssel in consequence
of which he resigned hi. position in the United States
Volunteer service, met hast evening al Held Hotel,
when Mr.. Frederick Kapp was chosen Chairman,
and Mr.. Gemsbach Secretary.
L. was resolved that the mars meeting should %
held next week, the time TO be determined hcrcaf-
ter. aud that the presen, COMMITTEES be increased tn
thirty, Another resolution was adopted that this
General Committee meet every night at Pythaeoras
Hall for the purpose OF determining the evening
upon which such mass meeting shall De heid, ana 70
pertect all the arrangements thereto. Inc Cnair.
man announced that the Committee would consist
of the following gentlemen including those appoint
ed at the preliminary meeting held on Wednesday
night: o
ssismu nd KsuAmsnn Andreas Will.lnn Dr H. lhelm.
Dr. Tollhampf Samuel rsscbirneI teidinA1d Mana Dr.
Ruuuanu We'll Won uemsbsch, Dr. Narmann, MI Jenms
ham, H. A. Witthaus Hermann STUN Juiius Drii 's.es
Wmdmu.er, Teo. G.subsnsklee Philip Frankenaeine !.
Godfrey Gun,her A. Frank Bsch Charles h.usri. q.
Col Msidhoa Wm Radde and BALM
After the passage OF resolutions that tue iarn-
yerein. Sangerbund, German Associations aud Ter
man Socetis., ia general be invited to participate
In the meeting and that due notice OF tie arfsnse
ments be published in the daily papers, the 0on-
mittee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
EROM MISSOURI.

sr LorI. Thursi-y. jar. 1862
The Provost Narsba-lienera has issued AL order
recurring all publishers OF newspapers IN The State
Of Missouri St. Louis City papers excepted, TO fur
ni-h him II copy Of each issue for inspection. fail
ure with which order will render the paper Liable To
suppression.
Great excitement occurred in The Chamber Of Com
merce tina afternoon, Oh the occason of the election
Of offers, which resulted in the disruption OF the
Chamber by the withdrawal of the Union memoers'
who subsequently, established n Union Chamber OF
Commerce which will 10 Immediately carried out.
The rouhe occurred in consequence of the Secession
members refu,ug, by their votes, TO admit number
of Union applicants for membership.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
FROM VIRGINIA.

F.lRyaI Corsry Va Dee 81, 1901.
Az yours the only paper so far as can rec that
has tie Independence to publish anything rejecting
upon the qualifications of the officers who are COM
moulding the Grand Union Army in this part Of Vir-
einia, where | have lived ten years, and am well
acqusintcd with iis localities, j propose u let the
public through the medium Of your paper, learn
something Of their acts and shortcomings. am
pained to see in the papers that actions reported
Mt the North as victories which well known here
~ retreats or defeats For instance, observe 1t Is
reported that Gen. cameron on Thursday made "a
reconnaissance with four sinenisto POhics Church,
and cent scous rs far as the Acootink, without en-
couutering it il said, any Of the "Couiederates'
Now. what /. the truth Pohck Church is two
miles south of Acco'ink, and Gen. Jameson could
never have gone 10 the Church without having
passed Accotink; and IA to not having seen Tie
enemy. if be lad gone to Pollok. lie would on that
day have FUND about FIVE bundled of the soldiers
arc pleased to call them--haf-nakcd, half-staryed
rebels wbose horses are all dying for the want Of
hny. In fact, there many promises made by
the Grand Army of what they going TO do next
time although the present opportunity is alw-ys
los J. that the Union men are becoming disguised,
and think something is wrong.
saw few days ago that Gen. Heinilclman wss
going 20 do great things, and TO follow the Rebels TO
their camps. That is the promise we have waited
r.; its performance, we fear, will never come.
again Gen. Franklin, or some other General, Is 60
: to do something else. We wait patiently.
movement is made; they meet perhaps, some Rehelsi
skirnish takes place, in which ! am PANIED 10
know the Union troops are almost generally woned.
They return to the camps and then more promises
.ry offered for the next time. THUS we live on
promises. "Our Generals march up the hill and
then march down again" report " no Rebels.
II at night the Union peko,s are driven in. Nor,
rromiscs follow with the same result.
TIE Boston Post GAYS that Gen. Mcclellan ae-
knowledg,s the difficult, of proceeding toward
Richmond by the former route rs attempted be-
fore" Now, how il the We have the men, aid
if they are not soldiers, whose fault is It surely
not iha, II the men, They under proper discipline,
would be equal 70 Romans in their bert days or The
French under Napoleon III the Italian Campaign.
But there il 10 discipline in the army hen are per-
bitted 10 roam over the country without authority
burning houses robtiug hen roosts, pig sites, ard
stables. Now Sir, without more authority In lie
officers our country gone, and the best thing The
Government can do is at once to reeognn" The
Rebels IA Confederacy, and rave our men, morey,
credit. and self respect. The army II dying by
thousands and when man Is taken sick his doom Is
sealed. o for leaders ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
,,.-r.,s-Reported by Telegraph.

c~.-, Jan e-FLouR and 0sA,S unchanged
sd Al iCc thi. morning bot ser the receipt 81 TIE
rs report aoced to isc closing GuS,,H NJ. 80
cSii :. min Fir d.m,.d st &c GRysS MEATS sGtc
80 80 snouLprRs ,d2!c HANS 3ic sIpss $40 Lnss
afefrgs OF Hogs 20 come III some days shesa us ~ sI
EycAAS6s very dull ct t.. discount TO .c premium" "'
la &C. premium; not much deuand =, 49, "a
cnc,Go Jan. 9-FtsrK more setive bus c"{,wv
,,, M ~, no.rt WnsAr INNER At iU67otc for No.
and ~ OLE for No q In store Com hIn at ~ tc 10
Mixed Ia s'ose. OATs quiet and hrm Mass Innk ann a
rori,,. a, ~ 75ass ga --dressed-3dvc l'wet,
i've -ct,e at " sSGss 81 BEKS C.frn-ma s u S
,,.. a, lJG - rs for fair Prime. RscEPrs-,'OV uo-
49, ,, COZ hu.h Wheat 22Vv bush Corn Abco nss hos'
3 $40 dressed exchanges ursfe'rl 49,. II n....l Has,
ALg,Nr I.n o-Thers a's large ccep's OF press -
% -, err loa Of Dressed hoe.le for new Oh ssi ses
y are rscrt, are IN pro.prct anil he nahst Is oece
"a es o' 1000 mead Of state At y .oa -
"s..v Y,r, Ian 9-YIouR hrn; sses JUN Vois.
Wassr advanced lc sses s.o DusI "a ~ ha.S y %
| White, ~ 4pd+ II o. Cssx MN saeS '"' 'N'
| 800. Mass, uLssAlSd bot hel1 a. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

LoNDOs, IAuritayi DOC 70 IbDI'
Tie German rapers state tha, France alone Las
,.sp,es.ed views on the American conflict. They
,o state that the circular Of NJ. Thouvenel not
communicated TO all the European Powers, and
therefore it IL Questionable whether reply vii! be
given to the ciIcusr
PARIS Thursdsy Dec 20 1881.
The Constitutional proves by legal arguments
tho, the detention Of Messrs. Mason and Slidel wss
r. violation Of international right.
LlsPoS Thornley,. Dee % 1861.
THE Journal Of Commerce comedies with the
oririons OF the English jur,consults in regard to
the 7 ient affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

Government Of New Granada, when be was made
aware that he would not lie received as the repre-
sentative of Mosquera. This is not correct. 1t Il
we'll known here that Immediately after Gen. Her
rams arrival at New.York our Government WAS in
formed thst he would proceed to Washington to ac'
on his former credentials and before any opinion in
that respect could have been expressed by our Gov
eminent
THE CASE OF SENATOR BRIGHT.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary have come to
the conclusion, six to one, to report against the ex'
pulsion of Senator Jesse ID. Bright Of Indiana, the
question involving his loyalty having been referred
to them.
THE PRESIDENT AND PUBLIC BUSINESS.
The President, accompanied by bis private Secre'
tares was at the of the Vice President In the
Capitol to-day, attending to public business.
THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
The Joint Committee, appointed on the 10Th OF
December, TO examine into the conduct of the war
have assiduousy applied themselves TO that duty.
They have been in session nearly every day since,
and have obtained much valuable information. Sem
ator Wade, the Chairman, is 80 industrousy engaged
that he is seldom seen in the Senate and then only
when important votes require hs presence.
THE U. :. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The United States Agricultural Society to day re-
elected President Hubbard, Secretary Poor Treas
Frerch, and nearly all the old VicePresidens.
The Executive Committee was reorganized, and
consists Of Marshall =. Wilder of Massachusetts,
Frederick Smy'b OF New-IIampshire, Isaac Newton
Of Philadelphia, Charles Is. Calvert Of Maryland,
Legrand Byinqton of Iowa, j. Ii. Sullivan OF Ohio,
and NJ. Myers Of California.
President Liucoln's recommendation Of the estsb-
shInent of nu agricultural and statistical department
was warmly commended and be was elected nm hon
orsry member. The suggestions of the Presidents
address were debated and indorscd and large edi-
ton was ordered TO be printed. The establishment
Of an Agricultural Department was discussed and
recommended There was decided expression OF
opinion against National exhibitions, uhless they oau
be led ut Washington.
MR.. sUMNTR'S SPEECH.
The Senate galleries were densely crowded to-day
t. hear the speech Of Mr. Sumner.
The diplomatic corps were largely represented,
including the Austrian and French Ministers. Lord
Lyons was not present.
Secretary Chase wac among other prominent per-
sonases who occupied scs,s pom the floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
INDIANA Democratic Convention.

ISrItSA Polls. lhufsfsN. jan y i''l
The Democratic Convention convicted LeTe yester.
day morning and was pretty largely attended, every
county 10 the State being represented but eight.
Tb0mas a. Hendricks OF Marion County was sp-
pointed President Ills remark. on taking the e. ar,
were severe against the Republican party and The
yolicy OF The present Administration.
A test vote was taken OH a pioposi.ion to make
platform and an adjournment without nouiil ating
.rinddstes, which was lost by vote Of II to Al.
After r'cess, a platform aid resolutions were
reported, and Isseed under tie operation Of tie PIE
u Ms question.
The resolutions ret forth that The restoration to
power Of Democracy en- alole pge,erye Tie Onion,
aid iudoraes tie principles heretofore put forth by
re National Convention Of the party; tuey declared
mat he present civil war has meIhly resulted from
NE Slavery agitation, ard Tire consequent OrgsuIa-
won Oh geographical party IN the hOrth, producing
ts Counterpart IN the SJuth Of Secession, disuuiOD
ara armed Resistance TO The Government condemn
nag The eourte Of the Republicans in the last Con-
gies. Tor The rejection VI all peace prop0l Ons that
peace aAd harmony would now reign had The party
power SHOWN the fame detr- 10 settle
ar internal dispUt,s tha, It recently exhibit
81 10 avoid war with England; that the
Republicans have fully demonstrated their in
ability 10 conduct the Government tlronybou,
present clihculties; denounci1e all VIOLATE III VI
we Constitution and usurpations Of power; di,re-
eaidiig Tie Lalets crrpuf, ara the imprisonment of
-Rens Of loyal States, as tgrant violations Of the
Constitution; that The seizure Of Mason and Shde
Wa ether legal or illegl; if the former, neither
raon has been huuiliated by their surrender under
thfta; II the latter they should have 0een delivered
before their IN prisonment. The resolution, com
}iineb' the merit aid conduct Of the Indiana troops
every battlefield Where victory ha- IercLed on
zoe National banner, and send greetings to every
-'enocrat for their future achievements in coming
coaissts. " '''
,'n e.,s ule motion to nominate candidates. the
,'en,'oh adjourned I'LL tits morning.
following nomina,ops. ''''' "''iA'ns' una n'aoe
W cor secretary of sIa,e-Jas. s. Atbop. State
''I Ws,l-i. l.. Bent. Auditor Of State
.sn,erin.so ,,s a, 9.pnry-ieneral-O. b. Hord
hosklns After which the Convention ad,o",o d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

the expedition.
Flag Officer Goldsborough will be in command Of
the naval branch Of the expedition assisted by other
capable and experienced officers. This branch Of
the expedition has been organized very much under
bis own eyes. To-day the Huuchback and tho IA
milisr old Souihfeld received their armaments
which consist of four guns each of very heavy cali
Der. These will prove very servicabls boats, par
teularly for their capacity 10 carry troops ard tie
power Of their machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
by Telegraph

BY Telegraph
foRrRRss MONROE, Wednesday. Jan. g. 1881
Via BALrIsoRB, Jan y
The steamer Connecticut, from New-iork, arrived
this afternoon, and is to sail this evening for Port
Royal.
Judge Marvin Of the Admiralty Court at Key WeA
goes out AS passenger in her.
The French steamer Catinet arrived in the Roads,
from New-Yoik, this afternoon.
The rebel batteries at Craney Island have been
practicing all day.
The steamboat Phoenix has sailed for Port Royal
with the mails Her small size and light draft win
make here Useful.
The Rancocas has sailed for Hatteras.
No papers have been received from the South to
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
GREAT EXPEDITION FROM CAIRO.
$4,000 Troops to Assemble at Paducah
AN ATTACK ON NASHVILLE
The Ultimate Destination New Orleans.
ST. LorIs. Thursdsy, Jan. Q. 1859

Sr. LOUIS Thursday, jan O. 1853.
special dispatch from Cairo to The Democrat
Gays that IS 900 troops on their way there
from different points, and soon az they arrive u
column from 10000 to IS 900 strong will march from
there to Paducah under Gen. Grant. The destina.
ton Of this force is said to be Nashville, whence if
junction can be made with Gen. Buells command,
the entire army will proceed to New-Orleans. This
movement will undoubtedly occur within the next
xix days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
V'he Stnte Treasurer Case.

ALBANY, 1hnrsday, Jan 3, IE6A
Summary proceedings were instituted against AIR.
Dorsheiner ills afternoon to compel him 10 deliver
the papers and books Of the State Treasurer to Mr.
Lewis.
The case was argued before Judge Peckham to-
night. John ii. Reynolds appearing for Mr; LeS1'
aud II. Hand and Lyman Tremsin for Mr. Dor
sheimer. Judge Peckham reserves bis decision, =,
The Board Of Directors Of the Ubiversl'y held
their annual meeting to-day. The Hon. Johu ': l..
Pru,n Vas elected Chancellor, in the place oil Gar
ret Y, Lansing, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

There can be 10 question that the beautiful
and touching text of Scripture, "The Summer
:. "a over. the harvest is ended, and we are
Z. NOT saved" affords perfect description OF
,be present condition of this country. Inc
question now is whether it will not soon be
necessary to substitute Winter for summer ID
the quotation TO rerder it historically exact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

"Let it be boldly said exclaims The hide
pendent, that the slaves of rebels ara the ma
tons freedmen" We echo the cry, adding
dat when the nation coues TO that point tie
rebellion will cease like the ceasug OF fright
ftl dream
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
The Troubles in Newfoundland.

ST. JoHy's n r., Thnrsily, Jan g. 1861
Tho parties at Carbonnear are kept down by the
military. The town is ~ state g slsge. B2suess
is suspended. There and at Hsrbor Grace boti par
ties are largely Reinforced Hostililie: VIII recon-
magi.,rafe was shot Tuesday, but not dangerously.
The whole trouble grew out between the Catholics
and Professionals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

"The war;" Gays distinguished clerical
writer. lis working out the Emancipation oil
the North" We think this is so; but the
work is still far from complete. The idolators
ii Slavery are still numerous and many OF
Them sit in lgh places. But in time their
dol will be overthrown.