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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06
ORR CouNTxy,s TRiDUCERs.

IL must somewhat surprise Democrat, even
of the latest pattern TO find his party the SUBJ
ect Of unmeasured euloeium in BIaoktrOods
Magazine. That eminent oracle Of British
Toryism Of tie most bigotc1 aud reaciionary
type has not hitherto found ANYTHING lovely IN
Democracy-not even IN that which regns aud
reyes at the Five Points. Since, however It
has taken ny the cause of our slaychoding
traitors, aud become the unmea,ured panegyrist
OF Mr. jeff Davis. Blackwood has become lie.
cdedly sweet on the disciples of Dean Rich
mond, Fernando Wood q Co. In It's Noyem.
Der issue, after telling Its astounded readers
that The finances Of the South are at least
in az efficient a state as those of the Foderals
the debt it il mourning is infinitely less-
and gOid IS not at so hgh premium at
Richmond as at Neu- York and also that the
election then at hand in our State is every
important; for Whichever party triumphs will
have the appointment OF seventeen members of
the House OF Assembly, with six Members TO
Congress and many more such curious and
original Jacts Old Ebony praises the Demo
Gratis right and left, and especially patronizcs
Mr. Ioratio Seymour az "a gentleman OF good
name and talents, and lauds biz Albany speech,
as "the bodest aud most stntesmanllkc e1-
preston Of opinion that has been heard IN the
North since the commencement of the War
We had been amazed at the opening Of the
article-ior oven Tory can lie beyond our
ordinary beef-by encountering this monstrous
tissue of libelous falseboods
"HrougAtt to bay upon their own coil the Fedea in les,
psTaiion hatt nto.ta NsU aid me unufdbs ho,rOrt
a r,,rHe rar with their rrnes hahied end beaten atd
with atandafds Of the Rebel army again within st
Wellington the President has Al ngl owned thc INFO
sibh'y Of success b. far wme and ,ee1 L. rafdfe The
victorious auaies Of the south by isfHg ioofe o. rcr
heqrfs and hom0 he iusf ant sIrIg,rv Of nm mil
n'g'g" An' d'o J., 49, it'oeio ~ = - VA o, 'A''
lsdsrns.i Of Jod'ted ana ney iorthu only, does
or u hope - the seeding OOl-dtrsry
M0ustious reckless deylah tAe PROJECT H. We believe
VIZ, ~ H. 90 f. so-ys lat tls Er,h bs. ,i,t H..
both effects Of which do not y,t bat be-.
tiv % s, 10 believe Ink lstiier tGan m the
state be ud~pondout rsher than ofe hrr trade aud
ton me No,M 'oonid ieogus isL vim Bsd-ebub and st 70
DsaAe a hoit ~ nay q cHsnie"L'
-Astounded by the audacity and yillainy OF
these falsehoods, We maryeled at their ap-
pearance in periodical even 80 reckless as
Backwood until we read on to the above
panegyric Of Seymour, and saw it followed by
tins iustiiying extract from the "sta-c.manliAe'
performance Aforesaid
"TAe scheme for on immediate euanrl zion aud general
nrning the slaves thr0I-AoHf the south f oai FIR
a. butirv ~ e.tnc4 aul ,lflcs JOf of Tar nH4
rryfnr az atl0n 0Hd sde HpufHHe'fff n iuru t
Oid H. effect would not be confined 10 the was ol ct-
but there would DEE wide pfad tcrnc col horror oy r ylst
ozranae a. great Sttes inyD Wing Ike the loyal and cio4
sacA ggly ALL egW-!Ae. WsaG .nY.AC tue insgecusc
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GEN. v1ELE.

A Union Military officer, placed in command
of Secession city. is apt to have hard
time. There are first the Rebels, especially the
women, who make him all possible trouble, in
the hope of aiding the Disunion cause, either
directly or by exciting sympathy for the bar
barous treatment; then there are the slaves,
who can't see (nOr can WEI why their Rebel
masters should still lord il over them, and
who have many complaints to PREFER and
lastly come the UnioDists, who, having been
ground under foot so long as Rebellion bore
sway think themselves entitled to turn the
tables on their oppressors and ride roughsbod
over them, as they rode over their betters until
the last few days. If one of these happens to
knock down his antagonist in fracas, be fam
cies it sufficient to prove that the sufferer was
a Rebel and that the ARRAY originated in poll
tics. If punished for the assault, he wonders
what = tie use Of being a Unionlst, aud goes
off grumbng that the Union Military officers
are at best halfway Secessionists. Such are
the trials 10 which Gen. Vele is subjected at
Norfolk; and trusty friend writes that he
bears them well. We have heard some COM
plants of him IA not thorough Unionist; but
we believe these fairly explained above. We
incline to the conclusion that Gen. V. does
about as we'll as any one could in his difficult
and irving position
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AID FOR THE SUFFERING OPERA
TIyES.

Yesterday the Committee recently appointed
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms held a
private session TO perfect their plans to aid
the suffering operatives Of Lancashire. John
Jay has written an address to the people Of
the United States, and submitted it to this
Committee for revision. He appeals to the
benevolent of nil classes 10 come forward
promptly and contribute generously for the re-
lief Of the unfortunate and starving poor in
the cotton-manuiac'uring districts OF England.
More than $4,000 in cash has been sub
scribed already, aud the amount will, no doubt,
be largely increased at once 80 that the press
ing wants of the poor sufferers may be lnlme-
datcy relieved. One of our merchants has
given the large sum OF $4,000, and many
others can claim the blessing of those who
were ready TO perish" for their prompt and
liberal donations. The good ship that sails
with bread for the hungry at this Crisis in our
history is the best guaranty that can be given
of the Christian charity OF our people IL can
storm the citadel OF grateful hearts and achieve
victory more glorious than feet Of Iron
clads can win.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

OF civilized Europs History tels Of the fires klndled In the
name of religion atrocities committed under the peteIts OF
order or liberty its urged that btoodiey than the
vrd has yet wns'd 'h0i be enacted N the name 81 Phha"
Nrory"'
Thus il is the mendacity Of a New-York Of
fce.seeker which upbOlds our lifelong traducer
and the deadly foe of republican institutions
everywhere ia his wanton calumnies on the
Union Government aud cause. If such foul
birds as Seymour have no care for the safety
and honor of their country, ought not sense
of shame to deter him from forging such
weapons for the enemies of liberty throughout
the world
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to attempt to reverse their policy. Let them be-
ware how they bring dshonor upon the coun-
try. Those armed will yet return to their homes,
and with them their party to sovereign author
ity. And then there will be day of reckoning
with those whose sympathy with treason has
brought dishonOr and disaster upon the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

In consequence of the demands of our adver-
tising patrons upon the columns of THE
TRIBUNE, this morning, we are compelled to
omit the usual Summary of News. Up to this
writing, we had received no War Intelligence
of especial importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

j. NJ. Tomcny, esq. has been nominated for
Congress by the Unionists of the Memphis
(Tenn.) District. lie is gentleman of ability,
integrity, and the most emphatic aud uncom-
promising loyalty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

Gen. Mroy has suppressed The Uheci.ag Va
Press within the limits Of his command, which il "A
virtual suspension Of the paper beCanse Of il
reasonable course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

TH PROMISED EcLrFsE.-At M early hour yes
day morning, apparently, preparations were making
in the armament for the promised eclipse Of the
moon. And, indeed, 30 successful were they that
the sun was in obscuraon duringihe whole day As
evening approached the obscuraiion became more
dense, the atmosphere heavy aud damp, aud rain
descended, finally succeeded by snow. This lasted
throughout the night, and, OF course the moon was
thoroughly eclilscd from the start, thus deprvug
those who were prepared to make observations Of
the enjoyment they had promised Themselves.
ELFCTIoS oFAS ALDERMAN oY INV FWrH WARD.
A special election FOR Alderman of the Finn
Ward, Brooklyn, Was held YESTERDAY, 10 OH ihe va
caucy occasi0ned By the resignation Of Alderman
james Lynch. Tie following L. the vote, resulting
IN tie election Of IAomas Eunis, Democrat.
Dst Dist Die D. Dist. To'ai.
1honn frn.s pcm.....-ei "a nl g'......,i9
VIM J.. Hs.aes. Rep. IS - A..-..l1l
The new Board of Aldermen Will now stand IL
Democrats 10 Republicans.
C,NyAss Is IENNfssEE.-1hercis canvass going
on ia The Memphis district, Tennessee. f1r II member
OF Congress. J.. l.. Nalois, wro once represented
pau OF Nj ssip in the House, lr a canC tufc,
and 90 Is MAYOR W. Is. Sharp. sharp BHgy Sharp
we think We have some recollection ot him.
Bugy Sharp, yes, decidedly, be used to vcgeta'e IN
81 L0uil aud Nlstour That Is tie man. we'll ii
he people of Memphis have no better material ONT
OF which 10 make Congressman they had better 90
Ike Oh" Mierite no Cato-call upon Gabriel 10
blow Lis trumpet, and go UP. Isl. Louis Rep.
florEL ARUNALs.-Lofd 4. Cecil aud IL. Walter
Smith % tho Rle Eigslei ,ol. Hfcweston. u. : Army
Capt. took steam.lip China Chss Booth Liverpool &
Fo1. H. u NJ steamship Auaue jsmes Eaton, Boston ana
u. Robinson lhiado hln. stopping q tie bfe'oo"
House.
Hon. j r. RYAN. California u Mordca rcnnsylyaniei B.
= chYer AID D.. W DDun Of tlr D. s.. Coast survey MJIf
D. a. ID yis. Phsir pli, aud 4ter hAper Wellington
llU q tle Metropolitan Hole,
Dr.. A.eA.udrf aud ~ O. Spencer Of tAe u. Amy and
Dr. tuuietf of fhe n. Navy tt0 Chamber Manchester
u-.na, aud Nl. bloal. san t.auc.co ae at The New
N,iA lU,ci
Conrad Crbllo Of New Orleans, Geo Oleucross, d. Van
deuuursA. uud g. WILSON. England Ado.rh huphr Cost.
uca "a le a. Aarrr AttaoAt ~ he fIsnDh hassi Geo
francis itail from IllIu COO. Del aud Abbott iliieA
Boston. ITO tho SO. NieAo'ls Hotel - .
Ma.of IS. IS. sherman, 4. 3. Amvi =. r. Webb. " 5.
NtVy Potter ila.r HrIuldt Iar. T. stephens, tu.'hih
ord lh,m urhe ID g. IT. steamship .l.ii4ae, anong
tho Arrivals u the Aston Hcms
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Netualprk Daily Gribm,re
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1862.
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The following letter from Secretary Seward
10 Mr.. Thomas 7. Davis is a defntiye answer
to all the reports that have been in circulation
20 the Senate:
WuHiSGroS. Nov. ~. l.52.
Mr DEAR sfR; | thank yon ior your And note | could
no, well Assuue that t- Legislature q sew ork would
;efsin any po,etons ny part in the Senate
the Unite States. Il would nevertheless. be very unpleasant
for leave any doubs about my determination il
regard TO public lie 10 il ny hRel purpose. when relieved
rom NY pe,elt pos; to be- and remain, long shs
i've private bot tine loysl citizen So
tied Is this pupose that should rot rclnquisA IT,
though place. opened to not srudsusy upon
comIgou..,e. but Voluntarily and by sec suatioa.
Faithfully your h'nd.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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On uUi.On OF VT. NIILFFItLU 10. NJ u ="
Re, iree Thst the Comm ttee on Ways AMI Means be
tacicd inquire the reduction OF the taN entering
manufacture aVsft from that wfnlac'lftd eIlte'
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ht# she ffHhs esassi running "a
mf faad. VI are isfl b. etahte ~
HesH We uhslAfsfead that ~ arm !
b. bern hlllnr latA ~ several days.
iosafds Gfenaae W. have hard
n severe stifmHtiug ii The hsigh.
lfhegl y uaklsnl, With hsafy loas
~ ne FeIafaIs TIE Feiefal army
On he Central road f pressing b
ibe feaF If ours.
On luealay evening We hal q visit
~ The place from some pf the Fede.
mi cavalry from Helena, Aho made
but . short stay. A. Flch iuemsians
may b. repeated, W. would make h.
oaf ~neigbbofs aBl frienls two a.
three suggeriion' w. believe i II
considered aaleat TO .%eiaain quietly
about home, a. much o. may be
consistent With carrying % neccs.
aary business. II you receive IN.
Welcome calls, treat all respectfully.
EntcF into no disputes with any
Answer questions promptly and truly.
" searches are iusisled on. unlock
doors, trunks and bareaas. without
useless resistance or remsnstfaaee.
DO not give way to csciiements Of
anger or alarm. For the present
sc are IN the hands Of our enemies.
aud when resistance i hopeless, il i
manly TO yield u graceful submission
Such action Oh ~ part will command
the res pect Of all men of right feel.
ing among u invaders.
II ~ said that the railroad will be
opened by Federal authority from
down this way IN a few
II -. trade viii come, and
VIII bring It's mitigation to the pre.
state Of troubles IN this portion
of our country.
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An OdIous Habit.

We heartily indorse the followin ma
mauiy and christian sentiments from
ahe IJecksonl Mississippian. ivory
con Iteration pertaining 70 Il
asire happiness, NJ we'll 4 every
motive q imlividual advantage and
ccial improvement IN this III. urges
tue prouppi abandonment of the fool.
ish aud wicked habit here condemned.
II the profane sweare would DO good
to others, i he would benefit himself.
and attain 10 "the highest style Of
man, let him cease indulrinr in
senseless and disgusting oaths and
eussss.
Csg OF pRovASE LaSauAar.-We
lave never heard any one who anfos
~iunaiely INDUCED in the habit Of ~.
ing p%tciane language, Who wouIl 4.
@iiausls lefend That practice, or who
would not readily agree in its con.
assal'at'osl. rs useless, coarse, aud
wicked There j. really no excuse
Tor u. II IL harsh and painful "a
ears polite, il crates on the ncryes Of
'aose Who are accustomed to rcvcr.
enee sacred things II makes the
man shuiaes, who cannot forget
that solemn declaration of the Dsca.
! gn-"T Thou shall, not take the
name of Jehovah, thy God, in vain"
Aud yet this vice j. 80 general.
sanctioned by the practice o. 10 ma
'eading men. that boys--liule
aoys-arc frequently :hcari belehins
hoFrid oashs and imprceasious,
NJ seem to regard prnlaps language
as . part 81 their education IN the
irausition from boyhood to manhood.
We mally 10 not understand how
ans n4n, na. utterly dcrrased and
20 gopd Influences. ran approve
aleh an immoral habit. wAcn he seri. :
'a.y rv3ecss upon she sutiecs-ei,h. !
p his example, er ~ cfering a.
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We understand that the Federal
army has passed below The Yoelany.
aud that there is no hostile force be-.
t"ecn this place and Memphis.
We have heard a report tina. Stone.
val jackson has defeated Burnside.
capturing ten thousand prisoners and
fts hundred wagons. +.
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Extract u . letter from q member
u Tho "IanoIa Cavalry dated,
Camp near AbbcyIlle, Nov. 30,
$780,
~ have como safely through two
more days Of skirmishing. This is
Sunday evening. On last Thursday
evening our camp was, and had been
for ten days, at Waterford, some ten
miles from here. On that evening
our scouts reported the enemy advan-
cing on our outposis. That night,
our regiment and two or three others
started on q scout. We went about
two miles, and came back 10 our
camp, and stood picket there all night.
Our scouts that night reported the
enemy within Eve miles Of our camp.
The next morning We were in the
saddle early, and engaged the enemy
at about seven o'clock, n mile or so
beyond the camp. Our men fell back
gradually till night, when we found
ourselves within two miles Of the
river, having given way seven or eight
miles during the day. This was,
however, oliS our cavalry and two
pieces OF artillery. II was not in
tended for rs to do more than %sl;ir.
mlsh with them, and fall back when
The enemy advanced III force. To-day.
alter heavy diminishing, we have fall,
zen back 70 tho south site Of the riy-
'r' All last night We we're en- pick
T with our horses saddlel, which
the third nights p~ickc!ing for
'omc Of our boys, who had been out
write ana Or onr e[an...;.. NV y -
ng on picket again, making FOR then
he fourth might on picket, having
heir horses saddled all the time.
I'ght and day, excepting about an
OUT 'a's evening. /
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VILE siaIs Of aiis.issipti,
PanoIa COUNT.

VIE si.,s Of Mis.issipti,
Pamela County.
TO Hugh Vaughan, John VAUGHAN. stny,
=. Ghaiin, Sterling Farley, john psrlss
Wiiliam Farley, SaralI Wessnp. heirs 1 (,
law and distributes VI Sarah ym,,abss'
ascl late Of said coun,y ; also 10 ,ar si,il'
uren and heirs whose nsioss arc unkaswn
q teolsha Long. deceased. wha are
neste ep'l distributes Of said s.ral, ys,sa.
~ &C.,, and 70 - Wcsson, hasbaai u
~ eAEAl, WATSON. y
~ end sach Of you arc htreby cited 10
~ before the Probate C.ours AZ aid
see!xly5 e lqrsdey tho 25.h lsv n NJ
seoeer, IL - nn<1lr lha rs.l.lsa ~
lvesec. ~ adtoiniurator 81 H. a..
~ g ~ ~ Vaughan, deceased. anJ
2 eaess ~ - ps9yes Of TIE n%sti,;an
~ eteelS " IL alnycs a. a..
- y grisseds
= - Qoo<3, Iosued aj.h s.x
zeogenee1, iva :.
~ = y. hsLEop. CLERK.
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7 WILLIE 80 eafsmisisa 10 A. -.
mt eeahtr 4 Negro fanf. 80
". 49, aHiraH, shd snys he LI.zas
~. etlgIer. ~ Halme. - sa.'ssf.i y
~ y aeani 4 fees ~ isshss ! ~ A.
xIlt Nsish ebeas loo pounds "z1' ~
~ yenre ~ nYe, This il Il s'asi
*:er 70 apfHp fsfvard, tto,. H. y
~ fhss lin haay, M ~ r.At'afTf.
vslh ~ Ihe Ias directs. W % -.
s..1 d II. tosts
nosb, ne3s W g.
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LL rersrss indebsedso I:ynrs 4 Sim.
n mons. will find their sfesus.s = N.
saa's ef Jamss Hunt. ~ alrssr,, pssss
: Hunt. Bsssssii'e, for collection. Piss.
spi' 2 settle them ty rnansy Or nsls. a.
WI : + Wheas nj the highest narErs
Pl.es, ae!IesTsd u El;iest's mill. Or nsssrs.
nasnee = R~ohinscn's mill. will Nv 10
price. ''" y" 7
Jaas 18th, ncs.H n. ". gyARs.
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- 80
ssatlY - 4 ~ AwsAsh Lheslh
Shoes Mefa fasfsei ~ faElR ~ Fhas
: sfisH fyuI II ihs rough ffask q
ar Yeflty. i seems ihsl shshs aeds
things san sasas, Hat eply eut Il ~
afath. h4H ~ IT he sisy II Haah
lHaiea.
FsstfHss asAasv. /,
~ ~sshih4leas H. W.T. IL. t<e1.
The IFHAideHs. comma nier naeIael
n he smy aud hssg. desires AM
ahJoins she orderly oIssf rance ~ sht
sbbaih by Tho oHtefs and men III
Che military and naval service. The
Importance fef man Ana beast of The
prescribed seekiy fast the s4aFei
rights u ehrlatian soldiers and sail
ora becoming defeunoa 10 Che
boat sentiment ~ d christian people,
and 4 due regard for che digl1e Will.
Demand Thai sunday labor IN the m.
my and navy be reduced to the mea
slfea ef HtlIet hedesslly. The disei.
pIins and character 81 Che national
forcea should net s%nier, nor The cause
they defeod b. impcriled by the pro-
fanallon of the day Or The name Of
the Most High. At this time II pub
llc distress, adopting the words Of
Washington ~ 1916, men may fnd
enough % 10 in toe service OF God
and their country. without abandon.
themselves to vice and lmmoraIi.
y. The first general order issued
ihe Father Of his Country, after
declaration II igdepeadeacc. in.
the spirit u which our insti-
Here founded. aud should ever
DO defended. The general hopes
and trusts that every officer and man
viii eadeayor 70 live aud act AZ be.
a christian soldier. defending
dearest rights and privileges Of
bis country
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
We should be much pleased to see
! similar order no. merry promulgat-
bat enforced Ia our own army.
md IN every branch Of the public
Even apart from motives oil
'onscience, about which all men dif.
er' II seems strange to Us that our
resident and other leading men Of
ecided religious principles. do moi
held these bible teachings as a nigh.
y power Ia disciplining the muses.
nder their control. II has been
South that this Is n refill
lous war, that our follow country
zen are fighting for. true principles
religion-Bible truths--as well Ms
Z every right They hold dear. vet
ir Sabbalhs, even in idle times.
I'VE been habitually dcsccrated BY
'ess narades, and also by useless
arches, changes OF quarters, &e.--
; a people VIC profess to believe that
OIL VIII answer u prayers for our
but while we wantonly yio.
to his plain commands, how can We /
peci his blcssiugs And il faith /
thus ;riilea with and destroyed, isl /
{ a great moral power lossg Iflt
= soldiers have no faith, then they /
We no enthusiasm ; and that gcncr- I
who ignores the power Of religious !
in var, lacks a prime re. 4
Of u Uilisary leader. Ea,hu. /
SIN carried tho Mussulmaa 10 ,ri.
phi enthusiasm raised and con. /.
'sed the erasadcs ; II ncrvcd the /
. Of Bruce, Il sustained Oronwsll, \
'roxAsd tue world.grsspise Naps- b,
\; enshasisssa nisksiIy hslpeaI
Nash;nwtnn - f-.-
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WIS arlsrsignel iayin. h.sn s.,.,..
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