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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

1867. HbE'oS 70
1861. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ff,OIo 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

East River NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Tue tA.oI NV IN
rrqi BIZ napier go Laws Of 1853 Tor ,he week ending
Saturday the gTth day o. December, 1888; a. ,o-
Of aud DeOunts
Ayeas. amount Specie and Specie Ceacs ;es. eoS9.
as.-e .ronn, o. Cncuson LyS'ti
81
CITY County Of New York VIM Cai1aE, Isf e" a
Baas dy dpo,c and say hat the eDoYes
meat . correct tho knOs.etse and Dlie
W. S. CARAAN, Cashier
Sworn before ms this .7th day Of December. lo1!.
Jvo Vas OADsS Commissions OF Deeds
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ;.
Cleared.

sbips-S,sr Of the Sea. Rch London. Thomas D,nh...
Antarctic Stouer Liverpool Zeresa Co.. Ironsiies m,
nauT' London +; Mcdonald Co.; Louis NspOson Ham,
Brush, Belfast, slornan & Edge A'
- Baks-tleanor tBrl trcsmer, Liverpool, J. W Elv.l
Co; siTsnlan, Lowry, London. j. " ElweIl Co.; Bshs
Ftenchl, Dugasi Dunkirk. Gorge r. Bully
bHgs-Ileen Jane tBr J. Brown, Vera Cruz Miller
IoOg Victoria SPANISH Gil Lsguayra. H. Bsrnshog
Victoria lB.), itch, Antigua, Middleton & Go.
scho0 ers-Srrpri'e Barr, Boston, J. C. DAYTON Ca
Concordis, Ksncrck Boston, Mary Egily. Alea New Bsa
ford; Mist, Di'soswsy Warrington Horace Maln Bst.
Nasbilston Au:ehne Esa Cleef Lemon. Washington J. 4
CuuniD yham Nhysrf, Washington Hannah Loud JscmI
Edward Beck Alexander Cooper Bush Baltimore; s ca
mpu, Crowc Bo.,on. ). w. Lewis Co R. p Rirg Iced
Philadelphia. J. w Mckee; 5. j. hoyt, Grammar Phi .dsl
phia G Il. Dixon, Smith, Barbadoes Rockingham Toh,v
Washington y. r. Rowland, Newton. Wsslng,on Georr.
Morris Delaware City Sea Lark Srssd. Chncoeaue G.
avefs; Tigrs Orl sheridan, Trinidad Smith, Jones c.
Josoph Il Ffsnkn. Bennett, Washington.
SIoop-Oe.trgde, Weslion, CLiacoea.ae 4. c. Haysna
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UNLAWFUL SALE or PosIAOE CCHnrScY.-
There are certain railroad aud omnibus Ines and,
We will add, brokers' who are selling postass cur.
rency al premium Of ten per cent Ths il MOI only
nnpatToIc and Illegal bat II s also unjust ind cruc
sd 'houd be pat down at once by The strong arm Of
ths law. broker in thi, city recently stated that
he had Ola, 900 worth OF postage currency which be
would Eel at Frcraidnl Of per cent. The author
s"es are deIerrnaed 10 suppress those illegal specu
r.oh'' aud tuy iotorm4In .5dged with The u. S.
1''''''''Ai'orn'J I'D. srlL, respecting TIE guilty
Pr, WI .fei % tleir imnc :ate prosecution.
= N-' 49, d sie-.Iass Js sc,a'stsl u, !bt 49,.
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VIsT|I, NOV. I0--F' "
The Stock market tO-day WAS fairly active but
the full advance Of ye erday afternoon was not aus-
tanned The shorts were tul free buyers bat APP
pearcd al-o disposed 10 throw out their options with
considerable freedom. The market late in the dag
WIS weakened b. G,lse tdmors Of military disasters
aud " ais.aAeu appyehea.loa that the takers Of
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Nisastsrs, &C.

rerrtyrn -Tss schr. Dan,ilc sor-,, hsnes s0ana !"
c,i o. Nov u .c.urued this pert, Ass.as sprung
VIII dssherse Ter cargo ~. ~, "a ,ss,
Tho Danish haik Fya from Got,entasg fo bosien ,s,
csrro iron rut into 81 Johns y. r., on Ost ~ IN
and lssky.-. by teesaph o. NJ. "a D, ies9
Tia Br big Bllow Of sliiaI. Som LEGION ,o,.,sri.y
Ncy.Ycgk With an escorted cargo, tii"ed he' -
leaking badly. MiL have 70 d.schsts.
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lofG 0inct.........s..... 40 % --iN7 3Ul n
Leavls slfpLs ol e1Irirgt oyeT opc4ttgs
Icuscs sud amount paid ipf inteIeft bond.
c1caa. g. Sc from hPiii l. 1907 20 Nov o. .lti -
Leaving balance 10 cfndi, ~ income account. pc.
ils clccss Of elInn.f O..r operating ca prnsss,
and alloln' psid FIG interest ou bonds. eI.isng,,
&c, from Jule 1859 % Noy. ig2..... 1gf ~ 90
Nothing IL officially known in lie street today OF
the Treasury Noie award. 4 dispatch from WlsL-
irgon states thai g, ga VIII be awarded to
tho.c who bid over 1903 300. Tue amount bid at
lC] j-ICO is Gel00OO, OF which 81 loo lO) making
the remainder Of tie amount OF the Loan was accept
ed and will he divided pro rata among those who bid
at that figure This does not agree with the bids
sent over last night by telegraph, which ,how
81 100 900 bid ior over 1850, and sJ,COO, OJO
II 1000. lie large bids over 1870 Woo.
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Bunk iniemcule.

Manufacturers, and Mers bants' Bank. Gate
mrri % AtNufA1 !UHEttS'ANp MERCHANTS HANN l,rs
qllei tagtrf 80 le 81 IT. lie ~ce4 eutu. saa-Y the
idfh Dog so'rifrf, isf-t
Average 4 Ioi AS pslsssis.. eintoseG -
Ag.ris. it.ont e. t , 90
t'|..n y -
Arf. lt,r 81 pvpjf ................- fH9f,nAe 30
Soc iak l. Ntfi-itoa, ttsia. 10
rall ,u Nhsu bsas bels dUJ SVEN dlse 80 say
% no of brose'a ari 20
icL E. hAsiLlilO4, Aa,a.f
svor before me- il, 18Th diy u No,, nb-f. Iso..
Joa, b. H4cNrr. Noisy table
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19.

adopts tho Iator alternative may look to money
plenty II he Il TO create or issue
but into tho market competitor for hat
Is the hands Of the banks and capitalists, may soon see
downward tendency IN prices Of all kinds TIE meeg OF
Congress viii srd him opportunity to disclose h'
policy and ill then may look for uneasy and conse.
aueny on the whole declining market. unless explicit
given oct that the old order Of thias to
ha maintained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

LOOK OUT FoR CoySTLRfEsr POSTAGE Cur.
EESoY.-0n Monday evening by one Of those mig
baps which sometimes Lefall seoandres. the dscov-
cry made that measures were in prcgress for the
manufacture Of counterfeit postage currency. The
proof sheet Of counterfeit plate for printing these
Doies was found il tie street, and Immediately
placed in the hands Of tie United States Treasurer
Upon examination the imposilres were detected.
W.tb the exception Of tho da'e the counterfeit 70
had succeeded in eloeey initiating the lettering the
date being IN larger figures than tho genuine, aad
tie work poorly executed. THIS deiee, however
would not be easily detected after the phrer had
been rGpplei OF deiaced
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lAdycrtiscmer'.l
TIN lTNITIn SIATra IaN j AN,

Now RI ANY, p Psuph'e; OF - nle tine white per.
Beside tLr bill which j. word Tor woi l accordance with
toe ua text, 1pnent % r. Alphabetical Hsl41ui.
iion every article s.c4 By thr la sud be aoul.
q tie be- eyiei thereon. his renders complies
ard con- euient rs Il 10 possible 90 make b.
PIcet cents postpaid; = ner 900 II sent by eNrrers;
r.. lol II ty msh Address IHg TRIBUNE, Ntw-i OH
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mentl

LAWYERS, JUDGES and STATESMEN VII find
PHgNoroCE Of gei' practical utility u theii pofeson 10
vi O.. The Iuo character o. c-ts, juryncn md rfa-
-Ics Il s understood and spilled oy and should Re
by a. Examinations win ill Wi ten desert 9tlofs gstu
daily ~ FOWLER WELLS, no. 80 broadway " I.
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CITY ITEMS.

Ac.pknr oy MusIc.-Madame Gusrrabella will
.ppesr. TO- night as The Daughter Of the Regiment
along with Messrs. Briguoi and Susini-her first
essay here, IL the character.
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A GRAsD BAL1.-A grand ball will be given by
the I. f. Meagher Club, at Irving ha'i' corner u
Fifteenth street and Irving Place, on TUESDAY
evening December 49, the proceeds to be devoted 10
the X. c. Orphans Of Brooklyn, who were lately
driven from their Asylum by the disastrous fire in
BROOKLYN.
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Passengers Arrived

In bark Clara Rosa Sntd, from Maraeo;b,u
Remon ""s OsrnenA
IN big May Emily from Dena,o,a-Msrg,rs, c..o.,
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siSfAruRa ALMANAC
Sln-Rises....G:5l iSets...........4;40l Moo,p,
HIGH WATER THIS DAT '~ sW
Sandy Hook. SGT Gov. Island. :. 6:i7 HslIa,,.
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The annual meeting of the " Society for the Re-
lief Of Poor Widows vita Small Children" viii be
held at l. o'clock to-day in the lecture room Of
Dr. Pots's church, Teo,h street, corner Of Univer-
sity place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

LAST DAY, but four OF those Efqlmaux
Indians al DABvUE's Museum They viii not remain tN,r
iAs COX No Intelligent psrson s40lld is seeing them
Spend D:4naic perorman tneIe TINS Al RSOos O. 3
o'clock, EyESisG Of Z O'clock making iaud Holiday !ol
families and children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

STREET IyPRoyEMESTs - Workmen are now
engaged in tearing up the cobble-stoues and re-.
grading Worth street, preparatory to paving il with
tie Belgian pavement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

BRooXLyS ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Manager GTeu
has made arrangements TO give series OF operas ~
this house. They will be commenced on iueso"y'
Nov IS. Trovatore bas been selected for the OPEN
ing night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

WHAT NEw-YoRR Has Done FOR TIE WAR
We learn from good authority that, up TO
the Isl Of the present month 2i9 900 men, for long
end short terms OF eervce have taken the field from
this State. Up to the Same period over $4,000 vol
unteers have been cent forward under the recent
calls, and 1000 have been enrolled and eDcamped.
TIE aggregate alno. reaches 30 600 men, by the adj
dition of the nine months we'll as tie bree.yeas
volunteers since enlisted. OF this number . 600
three years men count on tie second nine-montls
quota. Deseitions are not included in these fgures
For the two quotas Of 10000 men, the rolls slow
that 10 600 enlisments have been made. The adli-
ton Of the men who have entered tie navy from
this State would make quota full, but Of coulse
we shall not receive credit for these.
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lsG2, WAS as follows:

lnc........2otsi Ines ;9i.5sO Decoii'D Deo.hs,a'i
By reducing the whoa. 70 -four, tie quantity OF
the latter len at tide water this year, compared with
he corresponding period llst year, shows Hn III
cFease q 9ij %. bhls. -four.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tty Of some d the principal articles Of produce
loil a, tide water from the commencement Of nay-
gaion 70 md including the 18th Of November, in the
r.4r. Indicated.
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the Seven.Thirty Treasury Notes awarded yester-
day must make their payments at once while the
fifteen day loan by the banks would not be re-
imbursed until the end Of the fifteen days This,
which would make new and active demand for
money, needs the element OF truth, as Mr.. Cisco
will accept in payment Of bids the checks on
him Of the banks which joined 10 tho loan.
Government stocks were strong and private sales Of
Skies of 1881 were made TO large extent at 1921
1893. The 1905 sold OF lo35 9l0l, about y
cent advance on the average Of the accepted
bids on Monday. At the Second Board the mar.
| Ike. continued firm for Government Securities
the Skies Of 1881 selling at l0i and the 1905
at the same p:ice. One-year certificates were firm
at 9Si. The share market was irregular, but the
changes from the morning were unmpcrtant. The
market at the Third Board closed dull at Demand
Notes, 1851 a 1876, L. S. 6s registered, 81, 1913! d
1885, U. S. Gs, coupon, 1855 @lOi; Treasury Notes
7.3Os., 1913; a lOI; American Gold, 1915 Sl3l!i
Tennessee. Safe g. -; Missouri State 6s, 81 1lI Il
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. III! dl2lli New-York
Central Il. L., 1887 1924; Erie Railroad, 62l d
G2s; Erie Preferred, 9Ol a 9O1i Illinois Central, -
Hudson River, 7iIa7isi Cleveland & Toledo, -;
Rock Island Railroad -; Panama, - Harlem
Railroad, 2O3 a2o;; Harlem Preferred, lsS a isii
Reading Railroad, 75o75l; Michigan Central
Railroad, 81 Qs7i; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 40a4O; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed, $50 S3l
There has been large business done for this pack
ct in foreign bills, but at tic close quotations are
weak. Sterling is li5! li6li Francs $50 a3.S).
Messrs Ward & Brandt quote as follows: London,
60 DAYS sight y : Nii 4l-l00 ets. and ii6li Lon
don DAYS sight 2 J., M; Paris, 90 days sight .
dollar, 81. S6lc. Paris, 3 days sight z dollar, II.
S3ic.; Amsterdam. 90 days sight 2 gui.der, Doc;
Hamburg 60 days sight Mare Bauco, i9ci Frank
fort. GO days sigh, y Form, 55ic.i Bremen, 60
DAYS sight y Rx Dollar, 1860.
Freietts opened rather dull and heavy but closed
Gmer To Liverpool the engagements arc 900
BUSH Wheat at %. in bulk and bags, closing at -
9id.; Is 600 bush. Corn at 6. aS.di 300 bbls.
Flour al 2s 81. =. lid. 10 London 81 600 bush.
Wheat At 81 81. in bulk end bags; 800 bbls Flour
n y. "a T., aud per neutral flag 100 bales Hops a.
ID, and 100 bags Clover Seed AT 40s. The charters
are British brig Of 2,O0o lbls 10 Jamaica and
back at 8, GEO; a British brig Of 5000 bbs. 10 the
North side Of Cuba at 5000; brig OF l9J tuus 20
he south side Of Cuba aud tacl at 81 900; brig Of
300 uns TO Bermuda and back - 900; schooner
OF 80 bbls. to the Spanish Main and back ~ $780,
schooner Of 500 bbls. to Wndward at $500 two
vessels Of 200 and ,ioO Ibis. to Windward at
81 200 and 81 io0rerpectiyey and bark Of 49, tuns
10 Bucnos Ayres and back on private terms.
The business OF tho Sub-Tfessury was: Receipts,
s75I. 2S5 l0--lor Customs $4,000; Payments,
s7Ol, 0ji 81; Balance sl6 Oi6, 80 So.
Earnings OF the s.. Louis Alton and Teue llsuie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

PRoposED RECEPTION TO GES. McCLELLAE.-
m.jor.Geh. Mcclellan is expected tOSisit this city
tie latter part Of the present or early next week,
and measures are being AIKEN by lis friends to give
him public reception. The Common Council has
already compmented the General by resolution, and
g. ia more than likely that, At the next meeting Of the
Aldermen, the Committee on National AA4rs viii
be authorized to tender him the inequalities of the
city, including public dinner 1t Is understood that
Gen. Mcclellan yeit will be on business OF o strictly
private nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

L'aWlg fIIl,NO i0F tht lnI0F0I ON Tno fec0nd
mortgage t,nds the issue Of which IT, S!,O01 600.
Tie road in fact, has this year ea'nod the interest
on the eDtirs debt, although portion Of the road
UPON which niorc', has been paid ha noty c. earned
an hing.
frA4rsf&r or INCOME ArCorNT, SOY. ! lllR
Btisucc 10 credit @. i6cone account. a. per re-
port 90 APll lail saoloi o.
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irc1e4se.... 0.se3 Dec..itt.4 Ilc.~t.ie3 nsc JUL
Tie aggregate quantity Of tic same articles leit al
iide-waier from the commencement Of navigation 10
tie 18Th November inclusive, during The year 1861
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MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF GES. BASEs.--
Al adjourned meeting of the friends of Gen. Banks
was held Yesterday afternoon, at the Aston House
Judge Peabody presiding Capt. Marshall, Judges
Bonny, Davis, and Peabody the Committee APP
pointed to wait upon Gen. Banks reported chat they
had waited upon him as a Committee Of Merchants
and Citizens of New York, TO request him TO address
che public. Gen. Banks said that il ont of bis
power to ACCEPT tie invitation, az in lis Official posi-
lion, be might be called away at any moment, aud
he said they must excuse him. Nothing eoeld ialu-
encs han. 10 change hs determination.
Mr. Gould then read the following preamble and
.esoutou, which had been prepared for presentation
to Major-Gcn. Banks:
CRY OF NEv YoEE, Nov. II, 1862.
In the strange eSgeuces and dangers Of country
chcefed &c kaowelre tia. IA exigenccs and dan
geTs gradually bringing 10 places Of elonsibiy ard
Ia ". ON uu - wise n council, brave in
action and abs to lead and 20 Command The c'.
In pubic reception to their repec; for and confidence
MAorben Barks. I1r Committee appointed 10 tenOeI
let Tsccp ion have unanimously
Rts1ffi, Thst. In with loyal ren in every loys
tate ia the Union. tie citizens OF NcvN ork congal ltl
country tht Gen Benks about 20 lead
sd.sison OF t' Army Of Freedom And h-y rely upon the
eLeEy aut courage VIII CT be has so vel shown IN cl end
military Ito 81 snt on the held they rely on 'a loyalty
and honor complete VIA. has been dy well b. gun
u Planting the flag winch symbolic evefythng cherish
National honor, old eyesy thing we love IN National free
welcome az honor his return, when The couc; is and
the vetoy sedo the Unon wen and won forever
The resolution was adopted, and motion carried
TO print in the daily papers with the names Of the
Committee ATTACHED. The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

THE CASE or Mrs. BEINsMADr - TRIAL OF
Police SUPERIsTESDENT KENYEDY.-At a meeting
Of the Board Of Police, held on tie 18th inst,
charges were ordered to be preferred against Super.
intendeot Kennedy for Improper conduct the
specifications to be the allegations contained in the
correspondence between S. J.. VI. Barlow and s..
Draper, Proves: Marshal General, in relation to the
Gaze Of Mrs. Brnsmede, already published. Charges
have been preferred accordingly, and the trial hss
been set down for Thursday, Goth inst, at II a.
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NJ cpilit n h ,fftN Aitstt'sff 'ftN'l -
Admitting tho cauings Of tie remaining five
months 70 lie equal 10 tie above, and tie erec. Il
the Green BAY extension has not yet been fell, and
me uet es-rrgs th. year viii t-5 go
TIE a1Ilal interest uclHdn. tts tao ucffsifo f4e
Assen'-l b1uds and ell other deDis excepting TIE
second morgaso . 60 600
80 ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

BULLS HFAp.--It is seldom that we have too
much of good thing, but we must say that we
bave had too much beef this week Look at tho
figures: 5723 this week, $3.50 last week, ard O. So
the week before, is tie number Of beef cattle re-
ceiyed in this city. And mp to this week all have
been sold abOu, fast as they arrived. About 100
Of last week went into the supply Of tLis week and
about 300, we think, OF this weeks stock must be
carried forward to next week. The late arrivals
yesterday in Forty-fo1ith street quite clogged the
market and sales were made a, very low fggres--
30 low that good many steers were taken by far
niers, or by parties 70 sell to farmers. The con.
ssmers Of mea, in this city are aiding the Govern
Eent literally, at tie present rate Of consumption
Tie tax upon the animals reported in the market this
week is over $500. While we have mea: 50 plenty
aud so cheap, afford to cat grow fat, and pay
tue tax, and never feel il buTdensome.
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obp.ry Of business will be greatly embarrassed, and
it cannot fail to be source OF positive suffering 10
the DOOR and laboring population.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

B.eadsuGs are frmor to-day, and active. Proy-
sions, which were dull in the morning, were iirmer
u, tho clote.
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks foT TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

Fon PoRr RoYAL-Tho steam tEsnspoT, JesniePonhh, :
Pier No r. 10 now loaaiag subsis'snee sna ao'P"S
store. for Port Roy al and will sail edr s.aAy.
Tns E,Sx PiLor gisu from Ma'anzs' h0nd ios f0"'s.
ra into tie lower tay harbOr She Wa % day. sub We
had hesyy gAles sToU y. ". % n. n. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
UALLECK AND MCCLELLAN.

Those who appear TO be well informed on the sub
iect state that there il no truth whatever IN the
report that Gen. Ilalleck is 10 snperede Gen. Nc
Clellan. No snch iGea was ever contemplated BY
the President. There is no use in trying TO conceal
The fac, Lat Con Mcclellan is daily becoming more
unpopular among tie Of the peope here, and
with grca, many oncors in the army. ILo'e who
were bic most jealous and earliest supporter have
changed their minds and freely denounco the course
be has pursued. They bold that The landing Of the
army on the peninsula was gigantic military
bluuder and dependent upon too many contingencies
The friends Of Cen. Mcclellan who st.ll cling 10
him ana irdorsc his whole course, openly charge
Secretary Stanton with the disasters which have &C.
CURED in front OF Richmond, in refusing to send re
enforcement. whom asked by the General 10 furnish
them. The friends OF Mr.. Stanton ftate very posi-
lively that Gen. Mcclellan, some days before he
commenced bis strategic movements 10 the james
River telegraphei to the War Department tcai he
bad a. many men ~ he required. This subject, yes
ieriay ard to-day Las led to much excablc discus
sion Tie iavoriie theory IT, that Gen. iialleck viii
be retained here as tie military adviser OF tie fres-
ident. IWrsh. Cor. Phil. Inquirer
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THE SICK AND WOUNDED IN WASHING
TON

fF,o,a private letter dated " al ington July r. 1862
Could the friends Of TIE SICK and wounded witness
the delicate care and attentions bestowed upon the
invads in this city they would be much coiniorted
Saunterng yesterday through the Thirteen'h-street
Hospital, wss deeply impressed with the develop
nent Of the lovely virtues OF woman, Us called into
action by ,be suiierings OF the steTner sex Here
witne sed Young ladies Of refinement, who were nur
,nred in luxury and enjoy the highest social posi.
titus ta,ieutly Administering meals 10 the SICK ana
wounded and sueakng words OF cOnsoiation to the
diving By the side Of one man badly wonndei,
observed "a young iady OF such ioVehhesb' oehcaey'
and beauty tanning while she lea the OBJECT OF DER
care that ! fingered 20 a'certain VINO II WIS tn;.t
comhju.d the character of an aDge! Oi mercy with
such lovely features, and perctlying that she WAS
known 20 the Surgeon, yentGfed 10 inquire OF mat
officer Ter maze. lie informed lne mat she WA the
dapOl.ter of he prlssisn Minister, the Baron &c
81 She seemed 10 be hiding the Misses Kennedy
daughters OF SUPERINTENDENT KeDIeoy OF the 'ensus
who the Doctor ihiOrsed me, TOOK upon themselves
mos, OF the care of this hosplta aud were DEVOTED
In this bl.s,ed cause of humanity. These young
ladies were pointed out TO me IA dinefeh' phI' I"
he baildiug giyiu, tea TO some, soup, larhi, ana
Iic, 10 oth.ra. They were bcc5mlafed Oy TIM
live, Miss Elicolt AID when this little parry we're
collected together IN consultation over s'ue loof
son II humanity who would LOT long require lhei'
tender care, they formed group such aa never "e-
fore and lever Ggan expect to benoid, uh'eSs III n'
Hospital. They dIiu.e IN amount ol aslllhrrs
which wealth could lot command, snd inn ar a de-
gree OF comfort which rothng bat refined Christian
women coud confer. | noticed thai, alter ihey h'd
supplied the paiicn's with suitable rtii'rnmehtS ore
read IRON The Sculptures, while tue oihels ongassu
IN conversation with the objects OF their care 81
wrote letters 20 their friends. IL ihcoe ro'cIs "Ie
no' grateful we'll ~ better men Tor their ehPd-
Hence, ere is one who by wiuessing sacb ac-s o
inm.niy feeis nITl.lf poffest1d 81 more eic'"'.n