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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
Eeaal Noilles.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork notice hsreby given TO all
persons having claims against HENRY MEEhAN late OF the
CIV OF Nrw ok deceased present the same with youch
er thereof to the subscriber the office OF Richard Whine
No ~ Nassau the City Of New fork on or before the
s,b da, Of October us1, Mated NewYok March q 1862.
nul5 IaremTu JAMES w. WHITE, Executor.
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A. c. TUTTLE Auctioneer
Office. no. 100 Broadway.
CtABINET-MAKER's STOCK.

~ TO DEALERS AND OTHERS
A. G. FUTILE Will sell on TUESDAY, at l0i O'clock at
No 231 Hndson tcorner Of Broomet the entire stock OF
FURNITURE Upholstery Loosing-Glssses, Sc, contained
In tho building bing the eniife stock Of NJ D. McNANAhA
(e.tabhei IN 1885, WHO rst e. from the busipess
The stock includes pABLOR HALL, DINING, LIBRARY
and CHAMBER FURNITURE, Mattresses, oval and other
gtame Looking Gasse. SC Also, ezra large gi, Pier
Mrtor Carpets. unfinished Frames, Sc. The whole TO be
cold without r cash. to suit dealers housekeeper
ano others. Deposits required.
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GaIes tp Anrticn.

A UCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON, Auc-
4 "A t0seer BY A. D; GALE, a. the Manufsesa'ers'
Depot, No. II Dryst. MANUFACTURERS PACKAGE
SALk-sbont 600 BOOTS SHOES. CATERS and
BALNokALS, THIS DAY II 10 o'cicck q comVri-ing
Irne a. general assortment adapted 10 the Gaia
ognes and goods ready for O'Clock this
ing. 4. u. GALE Mauuiactliery Agent,
No a Day.st. New. York
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Jryy 3-g6 10y bbls. Flour 1i2 bbls Corn Meal, t,l9
bbls WHISKY bush Wheat 2s500 bush Corn % oe
bush Oat. 20 pkgs Ashes 200 pk OIL Meal 400 pAs' Pre-
visions 232 pAgs Lard 222 kegs do
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Building AlatsriaIs.
boo FING 81 a t Il.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

Depo.-Comer Of l0tbsy end Quarres at Hydeyille Yer
llth.st., New.fork. mont. A h RYDER,
ADAM PUNTON Superintendent
This Company invite the attention Of the pabic 20 their
superior and wellkuown GREEN and PURPLE hcOFlSp
SLATE, which they prepared 70 deliver from their GUAR
ries o Dep0ts Ia all sizes suitable for roofing
The public cautioned against spurouI and inferior ar
which has been presented and used Eagle oaIr
A roof /. prefer bic ~ Tin, shingles or iron.
II well put II lasts liietine without needing sepas
fro slate roof 10 pure il has faint Of decaycf wood OF
paint Se roofs nEeproo insurance companies favor
them steam Will not al 81 them.
Experienced skaters II Required viii be sent to any Pst o.
The couutrv upon spuoa on n tho Depot ofoes
,ae..,J =. above or 20 FURMAS No. 25 Couftl,nd a.,
New.YoIk. vii receive prompt attention.
New-YoIk, Mach, loo2
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1ixs stoeL On tho N. Y. and Eric RsilreaA.

CAAPyILLE Monday, June q, lbbZ.
For the week ending Monday june $50 cars Of Cattle
rs Ears of Hos 10 sheep 5do Horse Tots Of och
for the week. 49, showing decrease over last Of -
GAYS of Live Stock.
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Albany Live stock Market.

MONDAY, IdbE
BEHvk The arrivals continue very heavy there being only
about $50 head less sale week Prices here
fore. dec ied ll5dZOc y 100 ~ live weight which part
y owing tho qua ity OF the offerings average being
than the past weeks and yet
strictly beeyes bring.
ing higher prices auy brought exception,
this ,ear We silud- to the Asbbrook Cattle from Missouri.
Daniel Drew esq i35 y hssd We do not include ths
prices premium this week IN regular quota
tions thoy fancy figures paid BY who
wish feed tn animals and .hoald not be quoted regular
Beef price butcher could scrd pay this
season of the year at least The Eastern buyers VIII take,
100 td2O0 will be turned QUITO and say
Albany and Troy 6UO there viii be 40 mead Tor the
Newly ok ma kel
FaErGHrs-From Buffalo to Albany 37ic. v 100 n. From
Albany to NewYork by rsfosd Sc Y 100 ~. State Csttle.
from Albany TO NeYork by railrosd 70 d per osd By
propeller Sc y 100 b for Western aad q lid for state
Cattle FROM Albany brighton so y aud for West.
en. and : 10 y for State Cattle.
KRcEpTs-The following IL comparative statement OF
this market tho Central Railroad es.mane
tn tusc
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furniture.
Burning fInio, Oils, &r.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct nom the manufacturers and wells and
Tor quantities suit In prime shipping order az ths
very lowest msrks, rstss by sCHIEFFELlS BROTHERS
& Co. Nos I,O aud l52 William. st.. New-fork
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Ocean GieGmers.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July ] 1862
~ FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA..
hr..-cless steamer win esy7 Nowi ORR ON tie let Ill.,
AVID 2ls Of each moth except when these dates fall
SUNDAY when the day of departure will be the MONDAY
For freight passage apply the only Office No Bowl
juggreeu. ID. b. ALLEN Agent
GTEAMSHlP GREAT EASTERN.--Persons
- desiring select State Rooms tie next trip Of this
vessel can DO ut the office, No. Broadway
CHAS. A. WHITNEY, for the Agents.
LONDON EyHsrIoy tickets 10 London aud back
hrsicsss, = 1907 thiTd-class 500.
GTEAM WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL, touching
~ ct Cueerstown Cork HsrboT)-Ths Liverpool. New
ing their full powe ed Clyde built lion sesnshs as follows
June
4iTY az e;iTsioe s"rSsy Inv I?
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at noon, from Pier
FIRST CABIN. ......ST5 STEERAGn.........".e1
firs. Cabin 10 London 81 s.eerass TO Loneon.. So
f,Tsi cepD 10 Hamburg. s. stsefsg- to Hamburg 30
Passengers also forwarded Hayre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. &C.. at equally low Tates
haits Liverpool Queenstown st Cabin, BIS, fe5
ard lO5 Seerr.e from Liverpool go. From Queens
town. $50. Tickets be bought hcre ~ these rates
enabling people to Sand for their friends
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pGssen
ges strongly bolt IN Vote tgh, Iron Sections, and
attached 20 each steamer.
For further information apply 10 LIVERPOOL TO WILLIAM
INMAN Agent o. q WIt-r in Glasgow TO ALEX NAL
COLIN. No. St Enoch-,quaIe. IN ogesn.own 70 C. w
ID. SEYMOUR & Co. In ioDeoa to EIN Ee MACY. No
81 King Wilam-st. ia Paris TO JULES DECOUE. No D
Place de Ia Boure IN Philadelphia 10 JOHN o. DALE, No.
IL ~ slnut-rt.. or st the Compsny's OEcsA
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. Nc. IL Broadway n. 7.
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GAS A. lRNT Auction.rr, Newark ~ y
4 LARGE and EXTRAORDINARY TRADE
IA SALE Of CARRIAGES and HARNESS will be held at
N-wnk ~ j. on WEDNESDAY. June 25, At l O'Clock p. N
Ia the large Union Dock bu fins Centre st. Depot
Catalogues " Ill he furnished ia line ior sale.
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A. 81. MgEwIS; Aocuonse,.

Rf DANGS, NEHN IN ~ Co., Irving Build
kb ings "a and $50 Brsadw lySaes Of Books, Sta
tioney Pictures. Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY ENEAlNG, JuLs %, ~ u O'Clock.
PRiVAfE LIBRARY OF choice English a1d American
Books many Of the OF the best edons aud In hue and
subsknai bindings. asc. complete get OF Photographic
Appustus Photographs Albums, &c For particulars see
catalogue
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9emina Alaebines.

"LTINKLE q LYON" SEWING CHINE
Il COMPANY,
No 533 BROADWAY N. Y.
Five things 10 consider IN buying Sewing Machine;
lsi--ls il simple and easiy uud stood
2d-is It durable and easily kept In ofderl
3d--is 1t adapted to great range OF work.
4,h-Does |; do it, work well
sth-If il protected from patent ltis ationl
To all Of which IN the affirmative 10 our Ma.
chine, End further ssy that
We warren, every Machine se TO give bettsr sssfac
ton than any other Will refund the money. Pi-as
cal ani examine OF seBd f0r circular which with price
list and samples Of work, will be sent BY mail fee Agents
wanted
<QG --First-class Sewing Machines A 2S
4OOs to Rent and for sale, and I'd hand. -fOOs
N i. SeNip Macine EmpoInn. 4g6 BdwsY Broom u
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NIBLO's GARDEN
SUMNER THEATER or AMERICA.
Eleventh week II As n ericsn Pnma Douns,
MISS CAROLINE RlCHlNGS.
Resngagemsn, Of the Daniense Of the Age.
MILE ANNETTE OALETfI
aud
GRAND BALLET
MONDAY EVENING. June Esd, 1902,
and eyerv night during the week,
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
MAIZE IAhOLINE hlCHlNtS
CARTOUCHE ian Old Sergsant ........Mr L. kICHlNGS
To conclude with Oraud Ballet, entitled
The STAR or HE DANCE,
IN which
ANNETTE GALETTi. -
MONS ToPH0FF.
MILE kATRlNE, MILE HENRY
and grand Co 10 DE Ballet will appear.
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Thi: week Las, week. Las. year
Observation-Disclosures isss i,Sss
h0s'''''. xv weekly To.. .ins s Total sam.
r,. rect. iss; year. Jan .s.d !; d"s i.syr
f1ssp:....''s 81 S slis S'S7t
The cae the different Yards from the severn! Stses
and Canada I'm the following numbers:
Illinois 5lSl ELECTROMAGNETIC. y
Asntucky.....'..... !csl siichgsn.. ;.''''.'".'
Total.
pRcr.wNotwh,tandi the dscin. in prices more hss
onehsf viii change aaas hero, while few will hold over,
trusting to q shor' supply neAt rS ~ssx 1..,x.
Premium tp s sss's Z :. ss s:;'
Fret quality s5as& 10 sSsodst9 90
$sssSs 9;ss5 g asssssS
sALx-Beow give particular. Of some Of the principal
transactions most Of which were on Eastern sccouo,;
"f %.o, Q ssss d. s,ssn :. .ie yn. sysnelcD.
Airo, q premium do. at 4lc.. average 1877 ID.
Aso p selected premium do Of SIC. average 2cl9 H.
last toned 81 bead splendid lot OF csttees
chased s ksUscsy pc 2 70 They were fed q Z; %;
sss 'ss% By ' Van Aps ESQ., Of Columbia coua1
Wy j. A. Lsi,y 81 Iowa at &C. y III, .ver.s. us
j. 5 IsylSI IS extra OHIO at 4.c p d. ~ y head o.
e cona5is. 81 good Iows q, - p 100. average
li62 III. smus,,.,..
j. Dsviss@p o. IIlinsi. a, .ic, average zst b. ~
" Creen rs ordinary sicasaD at 3icl average Say ~
BsndT IS good Illinois 81 30 p 100. average $50 %.
D. l. Belains As prime Illinois at - 'i iOV average
~ Reed 10 heavy Peun., vsua q. - 20 p loo average
q R Rogers, IS extra Kentucky 81 50 p 100, average
j. W Dalby. 10 good nisOi. q. 30 y 100 No. average
j. C. A.Lby 10 fair State at 3! 70. y 100 ID; average
T.,y Psnd. ss good Iinol. at 81 30 Y 100 10 average
j. Riley "a Ohio, a. 81 sal p 100 ~ sysrase IIs.r:
A. Cameron, IL Michigan at 80 IS y 100 ID $50 n.
J. Diver II Michigan Ut 50 50 p 100 10 sv. IssO To-
j. T. Ware 10 extra Kentucky at &c. y 10 for the beef;
Also. IS extra Kentucky aec Yb;W,sSb.
Also. 20 fair Ken:uoky at lie 10 av sa5 n.
Also. II Kentucky Al so2 y head az. l520 10.
Terry Johnson 10 State a. sic. y u, nseweight sv
Eos.h Upton ils prime Illinois ~ 37i p 100 ID, sv
Geo Groves. ss IllinOi. at IS, p head; sv. 1870 N.
W. b. Kidd, 10 kontociy oxen at *o2 50 2 head Aver
GrssTt Piper. ~ do. at 90 p head Aversss loom.
Rae Gillespie, 81 do at $50 80 Y head Average.
Wn. Brock, a extra ohO' at ss2 y head. Average.
NJ Black 20 extra ohios at o. GO 2 100 d. Average.
Baker Mcdonald, 81 primo Illinois oxen at ~ 81 y
SHEEP AND LaNBs-Ths receipts quito light aud there
OesI ds%.a. .hse .nd s Is for Sn
good s9d extra "i ". h. 1 only 90. % sSAn o..
. n. crn SS so live a ''le' " report ''
No Hogs have been yadod this place the prssen. week.
Abo,t 900 head down during the week. and went
direct through sent to the regular yards At E.e
Albany Saith Brown report sails OF 200 heavy Hogs 81
weight syersgns say 20 N. No .sl.s o. Store Hog.
limited sailing slowly at s25d $50 common s3JdST
FOX sood aud sioa as TO So fos extra.
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Z ONC ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE of

IL TEHMINUS-Passeuses Depot. Ja1essip and foot Of
34.st. 4. Rat e. foG G'eeuport Sc, Harbor Orient,
and Haup;oEs; IL and 4:3O for Syosset at $3.50
p III. foI Greenport; at p. n for Hem stead.
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ANNAs - eh0 W 70 a. A-L
From Chamters-gt.
Express, . end II q. ~. and 3:
Is and 5p. IN.
Trey and Albany with sleep
ire carr. P:l5 ?. n.
Po1srkeepsie trsin, at 5:9 :.
NJ, and / ?. ~.
Iiyoh. -. N.
fishkili train, $3.50 7. IA.
Peekskill train, 10 a. n. and
$3.50 p. N.
Sing Stag train. 3:30p. N.
TarrytOwu, 9 a m.
ionktss train, 4 and 6:5S ?. N
4.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave as

NORTHERN X. X. of EW-JERSEY.-
IN aims jersey City for PiermOnt 43o aua 9:i5
n 10. 4:2U snd 500 p NJ and J: IS m. on WEDNESDAY,
and ShTJ RDAY only. IT, w DEMARESr, Su2t.
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WINTER GARDEN.
TUESDAY. juno q.
POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK
GREAT BURLE5QUE SPECTACLE.
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST.
BENEFIT or MISS LOUISA ANDERSON,
tie charming " Prince Ferdinand"
PROF. EsSOR ANDERSON
will give hi.
FlHAL MAGICAL rEhFoRMANCES
with
ENTIRELY NEW FEATs IN MAGIC,
Reforming them 10 the character Of Pro.pcro
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY. June IS
BENEFIT OF MISS HELM AND MISS LIZZIE
ANDERSON
Spit the Uuon" aud the Captain OF the Corvs"
THURSDAY June %,
BENEFIT or MISS lone BURKE,
the fAsriusiug Ariel Of The Tempest.
SATURDAY June 20,
BENEFIT OF MISS EMILY THORNE,
Her First BENEFIT In America.
Extraordinary Novelties In propagation Tor the following
THE LAST MATINEE,
SATURDAY NEXT n, 3 p m.
WALLAcK'' Entrance. on Broadway and 18Th :.
Doors open al II. Begins at o'clock
HOUSES NIGHTLY FILLED. -
AUDIENCES DELIGHTED.
THIS Tuesday, EVENING. yuneA.
20 commence wih n. new local Fsrce called
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER;
~ be followed BY the superb prot.an piece,
THE YOUNG ACTRESS,
Mrs. FLORENCE In i've different chassctesi
and the sior,us Irsh sketch,
In a1
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IAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


- 49, .,,.I,,, VI" 49,
DENCE, NEWPORT. TAUNTON and NEW-BEDFORD.
.-Thc splendid stesmers CoMMONWE ALrH nrd PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No 10 N. r. foot Of Court
iAndt-s,. DAILY texcept sunday ats p IN.
Froght taken low by other line. Office o. Com
pany No. lis West-st., come. OF Courtlsndt.st.
W NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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EOR HARTFORD. MERIDEN, and SPRING.

u FIEID-sTEAMRoAT and RAILROAD CONNEC-
TON Wis NEW-HANEN The CONTINENTAL leaves
Peokslip east River, Dolly tSuodays excepted at 35
The steamboat tram leaves the wh, at NEW.HAyEN On
the auiyal OF the boat for al stations. MIGHT LINE
The TRAVELLER leaves for New-Hsyen u "A o'clock.
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Amuscnients.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

II ARNUM Ms AMERICAN nj u Sc u III.
THE AMERICAN LAMBERTt
The largest ving Man H. the Worl. measuring
NINE FEET THREE INCHES RUUsO The BODY,
WEIGHING oSj POUNDS
The no.t extraordinary OF obe.ity known.
ALSO THAT WOsDEBfUL
CLAN 4 GIRL,
Mss JANE CAMPBELL THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
FAT GIRL EVER SEEN IL years old
WEIGHING 6l3 fOUNhS.
And mea'u surfing NlNE FEbT /! INCHES ROUND.
IGe two too ether, making the
LARGEST MOUNTAINS OF HUMAN FLESH
EVER BEHELD.
They win be exhibition at all hours every Day and Even
i"s, with thst mini'u OF Immunity
COM. MUTT $4,000 MUTE
The suaes. man Of lis sgs known.
Such contrast o. humanity has never been known.
n L. ID, L IL l.. l. l. a Il n f. ID SEAL,
From the Boston Aqusra G,rdensbe most beautiful and
inteliigen sriina ifofl the briny deep.
THE lNkAAT Orator.
DEN OF LIVING mons ER SERPENTS,
FED EVERY DAY AT Z O'CLOCK
THE ACTUARIAL GARDEN.
New French Drama entitled
hONdUERASD; OR. THE BOHEMIAN OF PARIS.
Every Hft.incon sid EVENT. Z. ct , and :! o'clock
Admission TO all only % cts cndren under en IS Cts
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fy,O BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW.

Il PORT, by SHORE LlNE.-Lesve. 27th.st Fh-av. ss.
arrive in Providence 42o PM 2:ls M arrive 81 Pro-
yid ence $50 pm. pun, express Through Mail Train
arrive in Providence 4:3o e5d Boston at 6 am.
f. ]. CALHOUN Superin' endent
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srArs OF IIAlvoI.. TnKasrHrRs Orrlor. /

THE INTEREST on the FUNDED DEBT
1 MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CLEVELAND and
II. X. Co due July will be paid 81 No Is
by H. G. KINGSLEY.
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N BRIDGEPORT leaves Pier No. 2G Eat River daily.
u o'clock nOon arriving Ia Bridgeport H. tme to connect
with TIE housstouic Nauo;uck NewHaven snd lie tfod
RAILROADS aso the Shore Lac Saybrook and esLond"n
Freight taken and wey-h ell stations the Houtsocc
Rsilroad al contract pIice.. GEO ". lORLlhS Aeent
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CHOW CASES.-HOFFMAN d FERSH,
~ manufactures No laa Chath,m o. Al kinds Of shoT
ase, on land or made order Old Show Cases exchanged
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-29
TTron tAe Man.il,ld Shield and Banner.

O--~AAKs
Mr.. Stayman, editor of the DeLaDays Stand
ard, who was jealous advocate for Hon. James
r.. HubbeIls Republican Speaker Of the House
In the Ohio Legislature, for nomination at the
Congregational Convention on the 18th inst !,
charges fraud in the election of six Goldman
delegates IN Q certain township In Delaware,
through which Goldman received the nomina.
tion on the second ballot. The Standard SAYS;
Tho result was brought about through one
Of the most contemplate tricks that any set of
men, considering themselves honest, could be
found guilty of In political wire.working. y
Thirty years political experience has never
before shown us It's equal In political wire-Work-
ing, and as Col. Godman's nomination was d.
rectly secured through this contemplate ma
neuver, together with the fact that be staudp
uDpledged by the resolutions passed with regard
to President Lincoln's Emancipation policy, a
measure which will enter into the CANVASS, and
to which We are unalterably opposed, we shall
not give him our support, but on the other hand
will support aHy good man who will come out
fair and square on this, the most important is.
sue presented In the Congressional contest.
"When men disregard instructions and mis-
represent large majority OF their constituents,
In the Union party, and thus are instrumental
In making nomination. they can never have
our support for their nominee. Mark that
Had we time we might say more about this
transaction"
Mr.. Stayman was one of the few Democrats
that were last year caught by the Republican
Union trap when he himself, as Democrat,
was better Union man than any of the Repub.
llcans who ensnaPed him. But they have got
him now fairly in their clutches, and we shall
look with some interest for the result of this
Republican row,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-29
Hon. O. A. WhIto KenOmInated

The Democratic Convention for the Sixth
Ohio Congressional District was held at Hills
borough, on Friday, August 22i. Its President
vas that veteran Democrat, Gen, J. ]. Nc
DoWELL.
Hon. Chiffon A. WHITE was nominated unan-
imousIy and by ScclamatioD, for re. election to
Congress Mr.. WHITE 10 an able aud efficient
representative, and We believe that the people
of bis District are not yet willing to allow him
to retire to private life He will be reelected.
The ClermOnt Sun thus speaks of him, in
noticing his nomination, We indorse all it
says;
The Convention which met at HillsborouRb
Last Friday, nominated, by aeolamation, Hon,
C. A. White for Congress. Mr.. White Is the
present member, and we trust he will be return.
ed, as he has made very efficient member
aud is worthy Of the place. The last Abolition
Legislature 30 arranged this distrct as to leave
the Democracy some twelve or thirteen hundred
in the minoTity-by last years vote. But we
think Mr.. White can dig out of that pile, If fair
play is shown bin, and If the people Of the 9Th
Congressional District desire to be represented
to the doctrine of the Union as It was, and ina
Constitution as it is. The Democracy of Cler-
mont, at least, will do their duty toward essab.
fishing this principle upon the banner of this
District.
The Sun has the following notice OF Mr..
WHITE's speech before the Convention:
We had the pleasure Of hearing the short
address Of Hon. G. A. White, on receiving the
nomination for Congress at HillsboFough on last
Friday. We have heard this gentleman on
several occasions, but this speech, for its pith,
ability, and sharp retorts upon the Republican
policy and party, exceeded any that we have
heard from him. He handled the Republican
party without gloves, following them In their
hypocrltical professions and abolition policy,
exposing their real object In passing those abO-
ltion measures last session Of Congress-
fscadng the property Of the Soulh, sbolishipg
slavery in the District of Columbis, taxing the
people TO pay over one million OF dollars for the
negroes thus ffeed-in pledging the faith of tho
North to pay millions Of dollars for the slaves
Of all the States which would sell them. He
laid bare the hypocritoal professions Of the
Abolition party In their "No Party" (" Union
Party" cry, while they have proved themselves
10 be the wiliest, the most jealous, the most
yigilant partizans that exist. gos
He, In an eloquent and noble efJFt defined
the honorable principles and genuine Union
Democracy of the land. He WAS for the Con-
sttuton as Il ID, the Union as il was and pledges
his'eveFy effort to the accomplishment Of this
grand object. His speech was received with
bursts Of applause from every part Of the large
audience present. The noble Democracy pres
ant exhibited their Rrm discrimination to do
their whole duty In the present campaign, and
10 carry their standNd-bsaref irinmphantlg
'hrough, and thus prove to the world that the
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THE ATHENEuM-Miss EMMA WIDB's BEEE'
TIT.--One Of the finest audiences We have ever
met at the Atheneum, welcomed the Webb ais
tsrs there last evening. Itvau most crafty
ing entertainment and every one present testl-
fed to tho satisfaction and pleasure impaired
by the Misses Webb and tho other performers.
This '(Friday) evening, Miss Emma Webb
takes benefit. On this occasion will be pre-
sented the celebrated play Of Camille, transla-
ted from tho French, Of worldwide renown.--
Miss Emma will appear as Camille-a part
which she has represented with great succes5,
and for which she is peculiarly fitted. She hes
won golden opinions from tho public here, and
all will be anxious to see her in the character
Of Camille.
Miss Ada Webb, who 10 decided favorite
here. will represent Madame Prudence in Co.
mile. This Of itself is On attraction which can
not fail to draw large house. TheoIher char
acters In the play are so cast as to insure q
most interesting and gratifying performance.
The ladies and gentlemen Of our city who ap.
proclate talent and the skill Of representing to
the life the various phases of human passion
and character, will certainly take pleasure in
testifying their regard for Miss Emma Webb,
by giving her this evening the benefit of full
house. Let the Atheneum be filled to night,
as We have no doubt II will be. by as large aud
fine an audience as ever sat within its walls.
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General Corcoran.

The New. York Times states that General
CoRooRAN has received the offer Of over twenty
regiments, of which he has accepted but two.
These, with the original 69th, will leave him
only ono vacancy be can all, under his Briga-
dier's commission. The Times thinks 1t would
be for the interest Of the Government TO take
immediate advantage Of the wonderful enthusl-
asm for this brave soldier, and without the de-
lay Of an hour empower him, as General AN.
DERsOS was empowered in Kentucky, to raise as
many regiments ss he sees ct. 1t says that in
twenty days, twenty thousand patriotic Irish
men can be had 10 the State Of New York alone
who. at CORcORAN's call, will spring to arms
and follow him to the field.