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The New York herald., 1862-12-19

sALry OF REAL usrArE.
4 RARE 0PPoKTuNIrY FoR CAPITALISTS {

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS OH
"A persons desiring Country Residences M
The subscriber chen for sale his Country Residences
ornty and laid that be divided into
thrre dstinct psrcrs each having front
spienoid building SITES The property NO
nns. stylish Old manson IN lawn Of Of lofty
~ ade native and imported innunerbe and Of great
variety garuen tsstefnl designed stocked with fruits
aud EoAors outbudng iaclding farm house. yachman's
cottaG~. frontng on fine harpdr, and bowling alley.
IN sfaauon has ouaeu either private
residence or Tor speculation having bold shore the
Sound mie In extent two sides belted b. inlet
one side by the main road lands tracing the rivers
gently sai- either ateyery building site commands
inr Views OF tne Sound and surrounding country Two
hiids o. the sites have fronts The place per-
fecty h"shy water exceea and air invigoratng Dis
nce rom the city 6 miles hy New Haven Rairoad bus
he-s men resch the ciS from this place Ia less time than
tFcn, Harlem by The avenue Persons drs'rous OF
avodns civ taxes the dangers and detrntons crossing
he rivers win DO well 70 this advertisement their early
a-nuon No estate o. equal sire within hundred miles
q New York comhr the diversified ADVANTAGES and regal
appointments The present distance railroad staons
miles when 'Thsts worth" Is made station In
ten tion depot already buil the distance win be only
-''' e. K COLLINS
him the ofce Woodruff Co., 20 Broad street
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays between IL and
oc,ca, where map can be seen.
A NICE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR sALE-Ex-
n remely cheap. high pleasant stuson near ferry IN
Brookyn In good order modern improvements good neigh
sOUIHwICK WOOD 81 Nassau street
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LvARrS FOR SALE
u 10 Hampstead l. l. 20 JsmAca, L. l.
llQ L. l. "a Orange N. Y.
l0l Huntington. AGO Peekskill n y
lsD zt Hempstead L. s. WeschesLer NJ Z.
90 acres at .en Cove L. l. 20 acres Tarrytown n Y.
~ Elngston N. j. $50 Westchester CO.. n y.
l.S Bi0 Sfold N. 2iU in Stockport n y
l10 r. Brunswick, 100 " in Somerset CO., n. j.
lB Ai n. Brunswick. 1877 :" in horrstown, N. j.
l5O Kingston N j. l0O In Lebanon n. u.
lei Acres At pllnceon n j. S5 acres In Miburn, ~ y
10 sres At Freehold NJ j. $50 In Middiesex N j..
81 HacsenkAck Nj lOl In Someville, N J.
10 acres fiackensack Nj 10 Sonervle, N j..
se Somerslle N j. Is Staten Is. N. Y.
o. at Sasrstale ~
sane of the above will he exchanged for city property
Apply TO G. Y. DE FOREST
SIS Broadway corner Of 18th street
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THE RKBELLros.
DEoPosAI.s FOR noRsEs.
p:ror au.srs..Asrss'. osnes, ,

sa -.|a Dsror auAsrsasAsrxs'r orncs,
w.ss'sarss. DC 4 isss ,
a.y. tIs 5.h d.y Of 81 q y 1ss n.
ing the s9ysramsn. w,Ih as twenty az haaaea Hos.
o. ''' ,''"'hs as'''''issT 'c%SslGY. xi
from sI afssea % 10 sixteen Issa. sss sss.ss ss
and eight years Of 49, % daA ceios. eel erssn - &C.
'S1'' 'onp-f1s 'u'' SsriEiEss ~ u. sS'' - $50
ntssn Srsss sra % ~ ~, ,s iss LA
and eIsht years o. dsit e-... iFrs frsm ~ =
90 ~" ''0' p''A PROPOSALS.
The fun and post aaaTes. o me aArr mas'
appear IN - The "a prose-. pro, o a., a, ,.r,.. - -
the parties appear ba al - eoasaseaa 40 ~
Proposals. rom d,slsy Al ,'r.ss eoesderd sna
osih .! assi.no. . a, np.Dy c.eh prspe. s.sa
s.rs rIes sr aS-s ifss 10 s. s ~ s : y
II amy bidder Wishes to propose fr both hs
forward two dl.siaO, prpos for s.e. cas-. eear,s
r.SsSs. at' sas:a e s & ls
should ee plainly market isy syrrs ~ Zoe le'' :"
The ssisy o. the sisa "a . ~ .hs eea,s.s .ssala =
.cn. whose % asI ssaa % ~
s, ne ,espSS:sS q as % ssssrs - AZ s.s y hs 2 b.
or Of Che tinted sta es Dislgia Attorney.
cd o. their propo..s Mi, no. !" T. sasa.r.s
sGnds equal in .oap. % one .l ss ~ s@ 10 70 = e
rantcrs win be required Of the aoessfa bideer ua 80
AZ che bond muss accompany the con,r.si va = ass -
have bon sgned II anticipation aud ready " Dc prodssa
GhnIs for bonds can bs procured upon sppcatisn brsg
made this ofce. either personally by letter 90 ~ to
graph.
GUARANTEE.
we Of the county Of s,ss aud u s'ss o. 1 49,, ses ~
suarsnsee that 80 Is able 70 iulh oonirsss ~
cordance u his proposition AUD hhs should
his proposition accepted he viii At into
tract In accordance t,sreaith.
Should the contract be awarded him prepared 70
bscome his securfti,s
ITO this guarantee ust b. appended the oisl orr hcsie
INSPECTION DELIVERY. &C.
All horses for under this advert semen win he
subjected a rigid con and those not t0nrming
she specifications viii be rejected.
No will b. ciyea.
The horses be delivered IN this city within twenty
from the date of the and exens!on ~ time
viii be granted any pfrtext.
Payment be u ade pom he completion OF the eonrart
therea Depot shall bel
FUNDS.
Any nformality In the bid onconfarmsree with ths
OF his ADVERTISEMENT vii insure The cgeetion Of tbs
proposal
The horses will be awarded lots Of lnc two hundred
each unless the DEPOT Qusr,ernaster should deem u FOR
the interest OF the government vary the number.
reject any or All bius that he Iuay deem too high
ID. II. KUcKER.
Colonsl and DEPOT Quartz master.
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AMUsEMHSTs.

AMUsEMENTg.
-1-~>~~~>-
7 AURA KKENEs THEATRE +t nIlt
IL Open ~ t>.iu at q efor. y At 10 O'clock
rostGur AND EVERY mont THis wkRA.
AMI
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THfRrfETH NIGHT
OF the great Fairy Spectacle OF
ELOsDETTE.
Bi.OADHTrE 4.M4A
BLONDE ~,
the most magnificent steuc play ever witnessed.
rtssiyed nightly hy
CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIEkCk6.
with
THUNDIRs or APPLAUSE
sk lRGEOtfs sCENPKy,
SPLENDID DRESSES Z. ~ Aet asM
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,
WONDERFUL TRTCRS
AND TRANSFORMATIONS
Toe ~h0e produced uuder the irumeaiaLa deci.ts NJ
MISC LAURA KEESE,
TIN THOUSAND DoLLARS
Attention T. called 10
Tsk KINGDOM or THE HOURS
TIE GROrro OF LOVE t,UA
TIE rALACB GARDEN
TIE PALACB or LAOa
1hk DEVILS lko SWAY,
TIN rs&vELIrNo FoREsr
OF THE MAGIC WATCH
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DR0POsALs FOR OATS AND HAY.


CoxSxa OF Eic,rgSsrH AND sTRkrTs. ,
sealed prope;s. Win Ss osIs saal TUESDAY.
government with (4OO four hundred thousand bushels
Hay Se good timothy put up saies and
Aeysrsd :; !1soo two Thousand poaSds % ,hs tom;
bags OF about two busIrl. each.
Oats viii Be received by ~eih, (s thir,ywo pounds
Sacks 70 Be furnished extra charge the govern
Delivery to be made in the Washington within tsS,
'wsn'yh'e Gays ir0" Pfsac PRorosahs 8 LIS contract
oats and upwarda a.,
same papsr but must 3 mse entirely distinct frOui and
The fuli posi- Oace address Of the
II bid Is made II the name Of nrm the names Of all the
parties must or the bid w be considered he In
Proposals from disiosa pa.4e. not be considered and
an oath Of allegiance NUT pany each prppositon
Quarterma.ter United States army Washington p c. ana
'hoald be plainly m.'ssd fsS9s Tor o4' and Hay
The ability & q the n.adsr 9 "a ,as contract H should :.
oeseas whose ssnatnres ust be appended TO the guar
The responsibility Of the s,anntors he shown by
oniola ceriheae Of Ms Of District
Of the United States Distr. A orney.
Bidders must be prcscn In when the bids
ed, or the proposals Will ~ considered
Bond. equal amour. . nall me sum to be received on
ss :Tass ss
sary for bidders have with them or
se son % @ ca s @
oarod upon application being this Office either
sonally, by letter or BY teie4rsph
We, 49,, OF the county Of --- and State Of - and
-. Of the county Of - sni State OF -, do hereby
guaranty that able fulfil the contract, IN
with the Of his proposition and that should
his proposition bo accepted be Will enter into
Should the contracs bs awarded him prepared to
become his securities
this guarantee appended the Official certificate
INSPECTIoN. DELIVERY. &C.
All Oats and Hay contIsrted under this advertisement
will be rgidy inspected and such OF good
ssouud merchanta6le quality wiii be ejec,ed
Payment be pom The completion of the contract,
thereafter the Dc Quartermaser shall he In
funds.
inormalitv in the bid nonconfomaLce with the
terms ol this advertisements wall ensure the rejection OF the
proposal.
Delivery TO rai'rcad d-po', at sf
the government IN the city Of Washington.
Tbe Depot 20 himsen right to
re ect auy all hids thai he may deem too high.
ID II. RUCKER
Colouet NEd Depot Quartz master
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, so.

WNECHFS, JFs W ELNf, So
nLaMOSDS OLD GOLD AND SILVER LADIES OR
IL gentemen having old Cold Silver Diamonds to sell,
BY going TO LOUIS ANRIcH 3 Broadway under the New
YORK Hotel sell better than other
city He sders TO the highest prce-webty per cent
more than other persouand in city money With
out being peied 10 take other goods exchange
Remember, 52S Broadwa D.
GOLD GOLD SCARF PINS, FOR ONE DOLLAR
- each, at M0RRISON'S, 3c5 Hudson street
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EATuER KEMP's

Ladies' and Geutleren appear Cooper Irs,t
tue Monday Wednesday AUD Aarsday Evenings oscsmess
~ "a aud ~.
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TO TIE HUDSON III, Err
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
PURSUANT to statutes made aud provided, -
Mayor Aldermen and Comnonay OF the city New York
hereby that They intend to apply the
Court the State OF N.w York, special term OF said
court be held at the City Hail. in the city OF New York,
Saturday the third day of January 1885, ri the OF
that thereafter he
ard the appointment of Commissioners OF Estimate
Assessment IN the above entitled matter hs the
aud OF the Improvement sreby intended II tue
OF One Hundred and Tenth street. from Broadway
river the said city o. New YORK; laid out the
plan said city, under and bv virtue the
Legislature of the people o the State o New York emitted
An relative 10 improvements touching the laying out ~
roads the city OF New Yors and for Other
poses" passed April ,, 1871. -
Counsel TO the Corporation
Dated NEw Yoax December ~. 1862.
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L,ox OLD BOwERy THEATRE.
II The Buriesaue immense HIT
Mr. q. /. Fox, the heroine smother.d with roses.
The beautiful drama of
THE SNOW BIRD.
Mis. Fanny Herring TIE SNOW Sre
Msa r. Dcnsi. ,Besey Blue Ben
CAMILLE
Camille lady OF the CsmOmics) O. ruo
His beautiful costume has been shortened as II VASE
hong the st night that u him in ooe OF his most ps
thetic speeches. - x
Nepcheese "a ships stcward) MT o. X va
DALACE or MUSIC.
l. Fourteenth street. near Siytl avenue.
Monday evening. December y. 1862 ana every eveuanQ
during the week,
The ceiebraed aud original
BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS,
BRASS BAND
BuRLESoUE OPERA TROUPE
In continuation with
MISS JULIA GOULD.
will make their appearance dpcc their return from
ENGLAND,
under the management Of
Christmas Day Al evenia6
a O'Clock,
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L'0R SALE
One ssoy stone House East 18th street.
story front House in East l4h street.
sl0r. rown stone House invest 4lst street.
One sory brown front House INVEST 45h street.
Oae stors brown stone House nWcst l4h street
One story brow front Hous invest 4it street.
One q story brown stone iion House INVEST Ah street
One sory brown store front House In West f7h street
One story House iuWest 30tk street.
story front House in Seventh avenue
One stsfs hroen front House In Filth avenue.
ffrnt House invest f5th street.
Arri, 70 C. " DE FOREST,
nr.t. .Axxrs af
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uoPE CHAPEL
Ill IfBRELL'S CALIFORNIA
wii remain hut -
SHORT TfMB LONGER

yyANTED TO PURCHASE OK fiiRE-A PAIR 0p
Magic Lanterns. with apparatus complete tcr dssoiv
In views, suitable tor puzzle cNhbition. Also wanted,
good who understands working the same making the
gas, ~. Address II. e. NJ. box ~ Herald oilcs
NvANTBD-A MAN ACCUSTOMED TO SPEAK IN
w pablic, to describe cxhibcntn Boston. Salary
perweek. Address bor i,231 New York Pos, Office.
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LAST scENE-TuB LAKE AT CENTRAL PARK,
With the Mimic Boat Rares.
katurday-Consns fayorite comedy, The Heir at Law
M0uday-"A Bachelor oi Arta."
TgesiayNnl be acted. the Hrst time here, : CONT
erama translated fron OF serbe's best productlo1a
called
THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
enhanc~d by entirely scenery Mr. Isherwood
and appointments. and appro
PIRATE music By Nj srpe and produced with the utuos
Va department
.'Moncy Love and Money" "school for Scandal"
Bosom FRIENDS will be repesicd.
In preparation, "Paullns." "Eve-ybodys Friend"
other plays
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NIBL0s GARDEN
~ EArliA ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MIR. WHEArLEy hss much pl, IN announcing tn
he has effected cement ~ the celebrated artist
j. v. ROBERTS.
sho will make his hr-t appearance In this theatre In INA
GRAND ROMANTIC SPEGTfCULAR DRAMA
FAUST AND MARGUEkiTE
which has been months prepsgaion for the Chris
HOLIDAYS, viii be luced for the first time
MONDAY EVENING, Decsmbsr "a.
GRAND AND ESSENTIALLY NOVEL
MECHANICAL EFFE0TAr
PERFECTLY NEW SCENERY.
NEW DRESSES.
And supported bya -
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yrxsrrp srsrrs svrxm>a soyyics NO -
y w. s,,s.s ssssS ssLs ~ cooaKD RArross

s~.aa s..ss.sl. snan Praga sf eosksd r.sons-
- r~Issa - thts @aef rnn Mslasy. - 80 ~ -
.wssws t.a.aA a. flek nsnE, fcf sapfaying
"a s~Esns Frsr1 slant~eF a4p no fngy ~
~ a. rssg nslsh orha~ IA salpn ~ eusls< Of N o.
u.e. esat asF - saef ans whsArseese tced
fhs eor0sesef mts ssseiy c~rfos and sos7 IN &c
- ths tsflA foif0es -b1e p0nnd OF
syssin - saa segrth lcanf o aa~msntne
c.n6l AID frUnns = hNndrod rite -
m esi hiaaev Wf4 ~ Nquifs " give bosds. ~ith
slprssr4 tsF1ssnc dssrs earh for
tAr fslthfu lrrtfrm.amrs ~ lhs eoa,f&e-
Any ss@aisnk lnforrnAas hs - snes fhts o@ne
-, - n 80 sss-
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, If YOU WANT THE
ia value OF your cast oil ucthng carpets, Furniture,
Jcwcly &c call send the old stand 800 Seventh
avenue between Thirtythrd and Thirty streets B.
STRAUSS hadics attended BY IRA 3.
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TssB RERELLION.

cEALKD rRo osAts Aek rSvirRD UNTIL fHx
- xea ssy i>z fsT furaf&hias the suhsist
n - nrns q wN.Angaa. ID G.. sth ~ tons o.
Hsfs " halRs
~. srss s~hs~sy osansacss the sth day
ssaAsr, 49, ssa 40 ~Lss Gsassy VA a saaia sAry
fFbas ths nlNl ~~t~ry
~s9hea snd less eri~d -. :.
niddrFs her hls tAA prtre pr tu rpunns
a I. atrh OTIS furnl.4 he ksy.
s.ias blss u % all shs parties
iHtrfwefna
fayseea ~ a1s in a lndshtdness or snca
fuu y pa4sfnuarnk - ai-tliae'lon-
81. . - 4ls~eiaa ~ csA a hEckwftu A. ID q. and
q - a NA.&ssaaSla., a. g. --a sEdor.sd m eposA's
80 hss.
The national Republican., 1862-09-15

Nh. AND NRs. W. J. FLoREScE. - Thest
two most acceptable Of all srtistes now
in the country, have just concluded long
and prnspsroas season st the fashionable thea
Ire Of New York city, Wallsck's, where they
opened last June, Immediately after their re
turn from . brilliantly successful professional
tour 10 England, where they played, princi
pally in London, 70 the elite Of the European
continent. assembled in the great metropolis
They received, not only from the presp, but
also from the most distinguished Statesmen
and Htevotars Of Great Britain, merlted and q,
the same time highly complimentary encomi-
uma Their services srs now at higher pre-
MUM with managers than probably any other
1" star and stars In America, and We are
informed that everywhere their services ere
eagerly sought for st fabulous 6gures They
will next appear in this city, making their arst
appearance this evening ct Growers popu-
lar theatre, which has been chosen BY Nr. and
Mrs. Florence as being the most appropriate
and remunsrstivs Of the washington theatres.
Only fired number Of seats will be reserved
during their engagement the sale Of which
commences today.
The national Republican., 1862-09-15
THE AAINE ELECTION,

We begin TO get at the results of the Maine
election, and they are by no means very cheer.
ing, though not 90 bad a. they might have
been. The entire vote Of the State will be
about $4,000. Abner Coburn, the Republican
candidate, will have about $4,000; Gen. Jane.
son, Union war Democrat, about 1000; and
Bradbury, bunker proslsvery sntlwar Demo.
crat, about 10000. The Republicans Of Maine
could and should have given Coburn much
larger vote; a. 1t 10, however, they have
elected him by handsome majority, and they
have both branches Of the Legislature, which
secures United States Senator in the place Of
Mr.. Morrill,, who will doubtless be reelected.
Hon. John N. Goodwin, the present able
member from The first district, Is defeated, there
being very small msjority for bis opponent,
L. D. N. Sweat. This result is not at all salts.
factory, because 1t could have been prevented.
1t sstonishes the country, and must sstonish The
people Of that district more. The Republicans
there know that this has happened because Of
their supinenew and neglect.
Mr.. Sweat, the successful candidate, 10 Q
highly respectable gentleman, against whose
personal character, social position, and moral
worth, nothing can be .sid. His politics are,
however, of the most reprehensIble kind, and
the fewer such men We have In Congress- just
at this time, the better.
The Portland Aiuer!iser, whilome, and In
better days, an able and reliable Republican
journal, but paper which now occupies
sort Of equivooal position, being on both sides
by turns, but nool.ere " long, says Mr.. Sweat
is firm supporter Of President Lincoln's Ad-
ministrstion. This needs confirmation, but we
shall sec what We shall see.
The national Republican., 1862-09-15

DEcuIoN REGARDING SIAvEs.-Col. McCon-
nell, Provost -Asrshsll- General ct 81. Louis,
having been asked BY Mr.. Kline to aid him
In recovering 9 slave, replied that hs was
not authorized to return persons claimed q
fugItives. The following Is his letter:
September 8.
"WN. q. KLINE, Esq Sir In reply to your
request Of this date, that should assist you 10
procuring . slave, your property, have The
honor to say that, by section ~ Of the Conas-
cation act, no person in the military service of
the United States 10 authorized 10 decide the
right Of property in slaves and persons 10
such service are by the sans section, forbid
den to surrender any slave to the claimant
thereof.
"You will perceive, therefore, that am not
allowed to order the rendition to you Of your
slave. The slaves Of dsloyal persons, by the
act, are emanc ipated, and under the protection
OF the military authorities. The slaves of loyal
men can be obtained by the claimant by pro-
cess of civil law, as 10 peaceful times the act
only requiring that the military authorities
should not interfere either to assist In or i'm.
peding the execution of such process.
B. L. MCCONNELL,
Provost Marshal, General"
The national Republican., 1862-09-15

REsEL PnsoSnas-Ffty+hsss Dgbonsrs d
war and seven prisoner Of State were brought
from Alexandria yesterday, and lodged In Tho
Old Capitol prison. Thsy were captured In ths
sght st Bull Run, and had been coonned ID
Alexandria since that time. They were well
dressed and presented . much udisr appear
anoe than rebel prisonsrs usually do. Ths
clothes and shoes they wore were furnished By
he secession ladies Of Alexandria. They als<
appeared TO BE- aush with money, which proba
bly, came from The same source.
One Of the prisoner, while at Alexandria
attempted to drown himeelf BY jumping of ths
boat In 10 the river, but was rescued BY tht
& lard. Upon reaching Dry land, be again a.
ssnptsd To make way with himself BY beating
hi, head upon the pavement, but bis head wa
too hard for the bricks, and the only damage
be succeeded 10 iuHloting upon himself wss {
bruised sconce.
They created considerable excitement .,
they passed along our streets towards thu
Provost Narshsl's once.
The national Republican., 1862-09-15

KENTuoKr.-The correspondent Of the Gin.
cinnati Gasetts, who was taken prisoner at the
recent fight st Richmond, near Lexington, gives
the following as bis Impressions Of the politi.
cal character Of Kentucky:
II never had much confidence in tho loyalty
of Kentucky, and always thought 1t would
have been better for the Union cause II she had
been treated as an enemy. There are great
many good Union men 10 the State, but the
masses Of the people are unsound. Three.
fourths Of them are Of the good Lord, good
devil' stamp, and would 60 anywhere, do any
thing, provided their horses, their mules and
their niggas were not interered with in any
way BY the war. On my way back through
the State, conversed With great many per-
sons, and until reached the Ohio river, did
not meet half dozen unconditional Union
men. It was easy 70 see that the people we're
glad Of Kirby Smiths success. They were all
In favor Of the Union II It could be restored,
but they knew It never could, and therefore
they thought Kentucky should 60 with the
South. When the rebels are driven out OF the
State. these time-servers will pipe q different
tune"
The national Republican., 1862-09-15
0 f IA L.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF TIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all toho,n u may Cbncern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that GEORGE 81. GARLIoHs has been ap-
pointed Consul Of the Frss Hause City Of Lu.
beck, for the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin, to reside at Cincinnati, do
hereby recognise him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such flnc-
lions, powers and privileges, as are allowed
to the Conuuls Of the most favored nations, in
the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal
Of the United States to be hereunto al.
fixed. Given under my hand at the
H.. ~ city Of Washington, the 18th day of
September, A. D. 1862, and of the inde.
pendence Of the United States Of Amer
lea the eighty-seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, .,
Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1862-09-15

Y TIE President AND THE ILLINOIS COMMITTEE
We understand 9 committee from Illinois, headed
by Rev. Dr.. Patten, called on the President on
Saturday last, prerentcd Q petition from many
Of The leading citizens Of Chicago, and urged
him to . more vigorous prosecution of the war,
even TO the Issuing at once Of proclamation
Of emancipation. The President received them
kindly, made them rpeech, but demurred st
their conclusion that there 10 any immediate
ueceesity for such action on the part Of the Gov.
eminent. The President has settled, in bis own
mind, ss to The time and The necessity Of such
proclamation, and will move In the matter
vhsn, In his judgment, the time comes. II
The national Republican., 1862-09-15
Highly Important irsn Nashville.
Bragg Advancing on the City.
Bssess HassestsE to tfs DeEepee.
FsFsi1catiens Beins Constructed,
5000 Men Hsvins 10 Attask ERby Smiih'i
RaI. VI +.
me RETREAT 70 De CUT OFF

Special Corrsspoudsass Of Philadelphia Pres.
NASHVILLE, September 8, p. M.-Ths whole
Of General Buell's army 10 Fastening 10 The
support Of this city, which 10 new msnsced BY
Braeg, Who follows our rear guard at . re-
speetsll distanos. The city 10 being fortified
end General Thomas will be placed in oom-
mand, with orders 10 defend Il at al hasards
Before this reaches you the fate Of Nashville
will doubtless have been decided.
An advance, composed Of The 79th Penney.
yania, 24th Illinois, 1t Wisconsin, and 17lh
Kentucky, accompanied By two batteries, hsa
left here to tender ih regards 70 Kirby Smiths
rear. Fifteen thousand men, under Buell., will
leave tonight for the same destination.
Eight thousand men, from the army Of Gen.
Rosecrsns, under command Of General JefIer-
son O. Davis, have arrived here 70 day, for the
purpose Of reinforcing Buell.. d"
Mayor Polk 10 In town 70 day, refugee from
Columbia. Capitol Hill is being fortified
Bragg will not catch Nc mapping. The seces-
sionists are very bold, and the Unionists trust.
ful and undsunted. ..
The national Republican., 1862-09-15

Faon RlcHNosD-A parolsd ofiosr from
Richnoud arrived here yssteday. He states
that when be left that place but few troops re-
maiped there, the bulk Of the army having left
for the upper Potomac.
Treasury notes command one hundred per
cent premium, though the recent rebel sue.
oesses 10 Virginia had caused slight advance
in Confederate bonds and other rebel scrip.
There was great rejoicing In Richmond upon
tho receipt Of the news from Bull Run.
The prices Of provisions had declined slight
ly since the army left.