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The New York herald., 1862-01-18
The Great Boston Forgery Case-An0the,
Arrest-Rec0very Of Bonds and Money.


Detective officer Leeds returned this morning from New.
burg, N. Y, having in his custody man named James
Elliott Duryea, but who has sometimes gone by the name
Of Daniel T. James, who Is identified OF the parties
engaged in the recent orgeres brought TO light in this
city Mr. Leeds traced him TO Albany, and after
tanning that he vas.not that city, followed him TO
Nowburg, where he found, and arrested with the
of officer Clark Of tina, place, who accompanied
Mr. T.. on his return.
Hampshire bonds for 81 900 each supposed to be the
ones obtained from Brewster, Sweet Co., OF this city
by means Of forged draft on the metropolitan Bank, New
York Their numbers however, had been altered. He
also had in his Possession So 100 in gold.
Duryca IL an American, almost thirty years old. He
has lived al different times California Mobile and
various places the West and he has changed his bus.
ness about frequent 80 his place of residence.
We learn that Duryes, who has been stopping at the
Isrker House, in this city In company with lady, left
Boston Saturday afternoon.
Previous leaving search Of Drryea, Mr. Leeds had
ascer,aned that Duryea with bis wife had gono wor
cesier having with them four pieces OF baggage marked
for that place He went 70 Worcester sunday night and
there ascstaned that the woman did not got out Of the
cars place. and that three pieces Of the baggage
had b,en there checked through 10 western city where
has probably gone. Duryes had gone from worces-
Ter by scmo other train
The officer believed that Duryea would turn up some
where the route. and followed on to Albany. On the
way no found valsc u the charge of tho baggage mas
ter train, which he had reason 10 believe belonged
TO the he after u was labelled 10 go 20 I'D. f.
James Newburg." Mr. Leeds thought best 70 follow
this piece q BAGGAGE and went dewn TO Newours, on
ID r. James the register aud soon after the
man go 10 the depot after the vase Being satisfied that
everything rght.for spring he called upon New
burg officer, stated above. and took him in custody
lie found upon him order on the Hartford Express,
for package Of gold aud CAGES left at Hartford the
Jsy previous. for 80 L. James. Newburg." Tho officer
asceraued that the express had brought snch pack
ages and waited Till yesterday morning, when 70 arrived
Ii contained the money and mortgages alluded 20 above
n has been that the - 600 drafts the
Metropolitan Bank, New York, altered from drafts
which wero obtained from the Mechanics Bank, Worccs
tor by George g. Trre who arrested az the Parker
House last saturday gh II is not known who altered
the drafts but Trrci says IL was done without his
knowledge.
from the Mechanics Bank for f00 and two fer f2i
each Two Of them were payable In tbls city.
In the various negotiations connected with these trans
actions Dnryca has generally kept in the background
aud Trre has done most ot the work.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

ris divsion, and, leaving Con. SchospR 70 vtcn he
psbe trout another part Of the fourth dvson has been
ushed seuth via Cot mbs The rerna nder 0f the d.
vision s scattered along the roads Tor miles north ~
far as Bardstowp What operations TO bs expected
from this division cannot venture to state.
The th division Of the army forms the right wing and
is under command Of Brgadier General 7. L. Critendsn
His later movements probably better known aad I'm
pose 10 push this column simultaneously with the move
ments in quarter In the direction Of Russelvle
or Hopkinsyile. In connection with tho left wing am
assured that movement win be made up the Cumberland
by gunbOats.
The destruction capture Of Ciarksvie, Tenn would
render the position at Bowling Green isostsd and in
defensble one. 49,. r. ,,., 4. b.
The rebel force opposing this right wing OF army
has its duty the protection OF the entire line between
Bowling Green Columbus. To destroy the connection
between the two by piercing the line OF communication,
either at Russelve or Hopkinsvillc will be to render
both Bowling Green and Columbus almost indefensibe,
and prevent Of tho rebels in tho direction Of
Carksve the combination OF the two armies at any
point that direction, thus defending Nashville and
Memphis at once, A-NA hftN
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
Supreme Court-Specfal Term.
r.f,ro IInn Iidun Inrrnhaun

JAN. 1T.-Ip ne matter Of he Island City Bank The
following decision made
firstThat tho Receiver paw the expenses Of the
ference and Of the motion, $40
second-That he pay the $50, aud the sl75, unless
within dsys he elect TO proceed with the action and
employ the respondents as his attorney and counsel
therein.
Third--That the Receiver sell the assets remaining
and pay the proceeds TO Goodman Jcssup account
Of their claims.
Fourth--And for the balance Goodman Jessup bo de-
clsrcd creditors, and entitled TO distribution with the
other creditors out Of the funds In the hands OF the Re-
ccver
Fifth-That f the Receiver elect pay 10 respondents
the amount specified the respondents, receiving such
payment shall deliver up TO tho Receiver thscaims on
which are brought and consent the substi-
tuition Of any other attorney therein II requested by
the Receiver.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
Southerncrs at the DOneGana Hotel.
TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DoSE03NA dOIki, NoNihfAL, Jan. ios ioo-'
Having received communication over the signature
Of "Ango Saxon" informing that our establishment
the headquarters of Southerners therefore feel de-
sirous through the medium Of your widely circulated
ournal to these misstaements and place the
facts before the public, which are as folowsNot one
third Of the inmates Of the Donegans are Southernsrs
and If other hotels in Montreal not largely patron
zed by Southern gentlemen, is fair. ask that the
Donogana should be held up to tho public In unenvia
bic and unfavorabe lighty The proprietors Of this
hotel who have been long and literally partronzcd
by Americans from evory State in thu Union, are not so
ungratel TO receive vsiters entertaining set OF
POLITICAL opions the exclusion Of all others II has
been stated alo several New York papers that on
cept Of the Of he rendition of Messrs Mason and
Sde the Scutherners soournng at the D0negana Hotel
gave supper which cost them fifteen hundred dollars
fragrant libel truth has never been perpetrated
as 1t is without shadow Of foundation.
In concuson you will confer great favor on the pro-
prietors Of the Donegana Hotel by giving this commune
cation an insertion in your valuable Journal that the
public mind may DO disabussd Of such erroneous i'm.
pressons Very respectfully your obed,ent servants
ST. JULIEN MCKEOGH, Propristors
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

Boiore Edward {. West, Esq, Surrogate.
Tn, following wills were admitted 70 probate yester.
day
Margaret Wilson, New York
Philip smith, New York
Ann :. Denmon, New York.
Tho will Of John Mcintosh, of this city who died pos
sesstd OF considerable property was offered for probate
Yesterday but was not admitted, the validity Of the
will will be contested the ground Of the ncompetency
Of the tsstator.
THE WILL OF THE LATE MRS. PARISH.
The decision rendered by the Surrogate in the case Of
the will OF the late Mrs Parish denies the motion made
by the executor and brothers OF Mrs. Parish TO have
tho annual allowance OF &l4 900 made 10 Mrs. Parish
continued them pending the decision on the codcil
before the Court OF Appeals.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
FRIDAY, Jan. l7s I

There is no change in money to report. Cali
loans are quoted at per cent with occasional ex-
ceptions at s, and few old loans stil outstanding
att. The best paper sells OF 8 al, according to
length.
The exchange market collapsed today. AT the
close bankers bills were offered at liz l12H,
and very good mercantile bills at l03 100 o no.
The demani seems 10 have fallen OF altogether,
and the trade look for much lower rates. Gold has
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Jan. I7-6P M
AsHzs-The market steady, with saes Of 20 bbls.
pots at So SIX, while pearls were quiet at SO 25.
BRRApsurs -Flour-The market steady, with
fair demand from the domestic trade there being little
nothing doing for export The transactions footed up
about 900 bb closing within the range Of tho follow
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

anxious for light, and win not shrink from any sppa
rent Disadvantages They all Western mon, Injured
hardshps and dangers all OF whom fear is sent
ment unknown When they shall have come out OF the
wilderness good account Of their travels may be OK
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

providing for paying che interest on the State
bonds Of the Troy and Greenfield Railroad,
amounting to nearly 100000, with an annual in.
terest Of $40 oOO The railroad company negiects
to pay this interest,
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
surrogate's Court.

Bofore Edward c. West, Esq. Surrogate.
Tn, following wills were admitted 10 probate yeste
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday SAYS :


In spite OF the unfavorabo time the directors of tho
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad pushing their line
toward the Missouri Tho progress Is slow, u Is true,
but when the central division Is once completed, tho
momentum Of the business that will press upon will
force early completion Tho line is now finished
three miles west OF Victor, and within three miles of
Brooklyn which place the trscklaycrs expected very
soon TO reach Brooklyn Is about fifty miles west of
Iowa City and hundred and five west Of Davenport,
the Mississippi.
From the annual report Of the State Auditor Of
Massachusetts, IL appears that the receipts into the
treasury during the year 1861, on account Of ordi-
nary revenue were 81 l33, 1856 SO. The total amount
paid on the same account was 81 ,l63,742 Sc. The
ordinary expenses Of the year 1861, already ascer
tained amount to VI ,O26 ,3ss 5e; but as the bills
are not yet all n the actual expenses will probably
amount to 81, 100 ,000 In addition to these expen
ditures there has also been paid from the treasury
for military expenses ss,420,797 o6. OF this sum
there has been received from the United States and
other sources l5 leaving the State in debt
for the balance, 80 ,43s 40 o. which, it is expect
cd, will be ultimately refunded by the general
government. The estimated revenue from ord
nary sources, exclusive Of direct taxes for ls62
is s7e2 900. The expenses Of the year are thus es
timated:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Major w. s. Rowland, VINO has been charged by
the War Department with tho doy Of collecting srd dfln
oee Of ,hsfphootI from different ssie' has received
authority from Governor Morgan to sst twelve companies
IN this stste Abou, -four hundred picked are seady
enlisted io tn, corp state thas but eishI conpe
ME, remain TO b. enlisted III. order 10 as foows
GysrA.t Helpors srEss. STATE - .ioHE
ApJrr.ST.0tHRHALs OrFICE ALBASt Oct ~, io'I
eprctaL Oaprns No T3O.-TL- War Department having
.uthoted the raisi Of twelve c0npan-s 81 fhe Shap
,hoot.f, th. St,e MajOT william ko~ and 10 eaae-d
~ IA the iecrufn.nt aid Organization of thu COPS ava !"
utho red 10 locate camp Of isnds1ous and
ig al. vicinity Of he cry Of NeFfoft Tue men fh "at
h. enlisted f period thas uins months, aud WI ony
b, rnn.fed n der General order NO 81 OF l'
Wa Department aud all have 10 meet tue iedo mem. ="
Gen.ral OfdeT ~. 40 War ItPsrmer copies 81 "AleD
snns1~d <-,..,.-. t.,..,,v
fsr.r.stion aud subsistence Will he provided {" fttfa
ron thsr uace q e.id~Dce the amy 81 insifrohon
Arprailons for authority 20 recruit fnr w. corp NUT %
.i 10 the Adutnt- OvnsTsl ndoTs.d ly EtF ~" sAe
a. All p.uon. fpr suhoy rais- compsnrs 81 sharp
heof.rs ia thii surd prior 10 tho date OF tnls oo'
viii report 20 sor Rowland At his hesdquAittI IA ihe Guy
VI w.Nork. 90,
n, order Of tie Comnsnder In Chief -
~ Wv THOs. nILLHOUsE, Adjt.-0en.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Arrived.

s,e.m.hp ondrr,s 90. transport Clifford. Pensacola
d.v. with = mail aud pass. to ID D. Tompsius.
snip Narfsgsu.t tssc New bedford 70 bour Ia ballast to
MISTER. Anchored a; kiafrs leland
Brs Zebulun lBrl Scott, Windsor, H. y, days pa'~f
ehr Duke Of Newcastle tBr) Hal Newport u hours In
ballast 4. !. Nsyius 4 SON q, N,
schr Ko.suth Leo hewbupport days, mdsc to B W.
scSr Boz State Hsieit Boston days mdie to J. c. Day
ton 4 60. -, l. o.. ID
". Ropes a 60. e.--.-
scAf Fesoaden. Hooper, Calais days lumber to sDp' on
4 Clapp. ,u
grhr Com fucker, Loud, Boston days
schr Salah, " slscs, Bostcn for Philadelphia
sclf. Abby Anna Small, ffostirtce : days
scnr Texas brown. Cuuibtrl I'd days.
Scar. Auts,sadur, nesl, hondo ut for boston
schr. Convert. X iss.il, Ronaout fuf Boston.
kehr Biz. hamilton Huston Ihincot.aguc. -
Steamer Rattan. Slower Trenton ~ J., nidso to william
steamer Pelican. Baker, Providence. naie to Edward
steamer y. ". BrBns. Foster Baltimore. miss. to VIM
DalzsiL ,,.,,, ~,
steamer Alice Hsskir. baltimore. mde. to William Dsi'
re. 49,, ~
s,esmsr 6. knight, wech PhiisdePhs mdss to }. n
Bnss-
sAILED-ste.mship P,cihc, for H.vsna ard Nassau.
WIND-Sunsel from y. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
The Hon. Dennis sfcCarthy nj Os"eRo

The Osreeo Conmerei0! IUaes charleierizee the
speesh Of the Hon. Dennis Mccarthy nj tho great
meeting at Doo,lle Hall there on Thursday even
ing, ar able and eloquent, and adds:
"Avowipg himsef a Democrat Of the old school,
Mr.. McCarby gave the moe, conclusive reasons
why no msn, much s,s any adopted citizen, coald
support the Seymour ticket without beng false 70
hls obligations TO MAINTAIN the COntuuion ana me
Government. He showed up TIE designs ol me
seymour leaders to enbauas, the Government, ana
IN bring The war 20 a grcoiul and shameful close.
He also took Occasion To indore, IL strong terms,
ibe proclasstion Of President lAncoln IA military
necessity, aud 10 declare lis belief that there never
could he peace in this and-thht the rights OF ire
laboring men would never DO fully eoenied-nnih
tie ioul cure Of Slavery war "lpeo Oh, io'e'',,
1le Rebels had given To the occasion, and now all
men should unite to put the vile thug down forever
and to nd tie country Of zach prolile ealte oi dis
cord and contention"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
A Voice from East Tennessee.

Sir fad tie following in Tie LOuisvALe Jorr-
mol copied from tie Chattanooga TENN ReJa
"fKH0ILfaG OFFICER ARAHsIGD.--Jno ". lg0, Enroll.
ing Oher II TIE fh C.sN District of LIs0ey County.
anested ard bro0t 70 tails city yesefosy elage Il
refssiIg q make To- e2roeeEr The penalty Is heavy
ole"
Bradley County is ore OF the loyal counties Of
Esst Tennessee The foregoing par graph Will be
scarcely noticed by NOS, Of your readers; but, 10
ny MIND i spcsls vol1Eet, and tells one Of the
s%cdett tales Of this terrible tbs simple I'LL
norneeinent by Ihe Re6ei assures that the great
cay OF trial End suffering for neglected bat loyal
Last iennesste is just at handthat all Of her pass
fonowf arc al nothing when compared with the
oaianl'y which il now upon her. This short seu-
tence announces 10 ne lat tie brave and unyieldng
Union men Of Eat Tennessee are being enrolled
prepastory for the execution Of the coscip. law q
de Moderate States. This IS the great evil Tor
which have long looked with sad aud trembling
heart.
Can IL Be prerenhd2 Must these brave people,
after neatly Two yeaIs Of un1.nching devotion to
the Union " left Id the p0wer Of their Prosecutors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
WHAT ILLINOIS HAS DONE.
Regiments Mustered In.

We give below a corrected list of regiments mus
ered in up 10 last Thursday evening, 90 far M re-
ported by Brig. Gen. Kechum, who is charged with
he musterIng OF the regiments raised In Illinois
under the late calls:
REGIMENTS GONE INTO TIE FIELD.
7ld-Col. Starring, mustered at Chicsgo.
.3d-Col Jsquess mustered ~ Camp Butler
7th-Col. J. MsTsh, mustered at Rockford
,5th-Co. Ryan, mu,tered at Dixon.
'6th-Col. Mack, mustered 1t Keukskee.
I7th-Col. Grier, must.isi at Peoria.
Ish-Col. Bennison. mustered at Quincy.
5sh--Ccl 0uinnip mustered at Nation.
bQth-Col. Allen, mustered at CentTsia
glst-Col Dollins. mustered al Aups
esih-Col Nsters mustered at Quincy.
Ssth-Coi >. Moore. mustered at Peoria.
Sttn-Col Irons, mustered at Peoria
8Sth--Col. Sherman mustered at Camp Douglss Arms,
&c. sent to Louisville.
Sql-Col. Christopher, mustered at Comp DouslAA
Plst-Coi. Day. mustered at Camp EntleT.
9ld-Coi ATKINS mustered at Rockford.
s4th-Col. Orme, mustered at Bloomington.
se'h-Co. Champion, mustered at Rockford.
sllh-CeL Rutherford musiered At Camp Butler
9Sh-Coi fnrkhau,er. mustered at Centraia
s9h-Col Bailey mustered at Florence.
ltoth-tOL BGrtlrson, mustered at joliet.
loIs-Coi Fox Mustered at Jseh.onvis.
lO2d-tol McMgItTy. mustered at Knoxville
lNth-Col. A. h. Moore mustered At Ottawa Arns.
ke, cent to Louisville, Ky.
1o'th-CoL Dustin. mustered At DIXON.
lC7.h--t oil. Smell mustered CT Camp Butler.
lnrh-fol. Wstuer. Dnstersd at Peoria
lOgh-Col. Nimmo, mustered at Anna
I0h-Co. Casey, mustered q; ANN.
1l2b-Col Hsnder.oa, mustered At Peoria
l92d-tol. kinsker mustered AZ 1aflibviile.
k3i-Col Monroe. mustered at NATION.
l24th-CoL Sloan, mustered at Comp Butler.
l2!th-Col BsfWgn, mustered DALyNle.
l29ih-Col Smith mustered a; Pontiac
stoke-s Battery muttered al Chicsgo.
hhefs Battery mustered at Chicago
FIVE REGIMENTS ARMED AND USDER oHDEW.
9S,h-Co. Church, mustered at Rockford
IetthAC0l Latham. mustered at Lincoln.
lllth--Col. MsftD, mustered at Salem.
ll4h-Col. Judy mustered A. Camp Butler
ll1l-f o. X. y. Moore. mustrred 81 Camp B1tleT.
Eat fHu.f eYGTA Ia u H.
SIX rTGfsESTS AWAITING ORpIls.
Coo.ey's battery, mustered n Chicago.
1l3h-Col Hoge nIu.tered Al Camp butler, armed
lltth-CoL Tupper, mustered 81 Decatur, armed.
lo3d-Col Bsbcoot, mustered al P-ori., aimed
ll9h-Col. b unsy. mustered At Quincy armed.
65th-Cc. WtitiHs. mustered ct Shswncolowr, armed
ssd-Col. PUtnEm mustered at Cbicago, armed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

and be compelled, by an unrelsuting despotism, 10
unsbea'h their sword against tho country and the
Government they have loved 20 Welt
TIE fathers and motLe Of Est Tennessce ca
cbeerfuly give up iLeir noble cons TO die for ths
naton but what agonies must rend their besrt
when they see their patriotic CHILDREN torn from then
ZONES, and forced TO suffer and die under the fal
Of treason'
Have we no military man who has the ability and
the courage to lead the noble "Army Of the Ohio +"
across the Cumberland mountainsi
know from much personal intercourse with the
gallant volunteers from Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
lucky, that they viii jOyfuIly march through rain
aid srow and mud, and through blood also, to res
cue East Tennessee from the grasp Of the tyraDs al
Richmond. WIN. Il. CARTER.
Ns,s IorA, Oct. rs. 1862.
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proposals.

Navy DyPARTsENr. October Is. labl
PROPOSALS for ANCHORS and kEDGLS.
i -lh. NAVY DEPARTMENT will, uutd the Soh Dc
tober 1862 receive popoiu)ns for the manufacture ana De
livery At such Navy Yards b. designsed oil tie TO-
Having from stocked ANCHORS and HEDGES:
OF 24aj pounds. 81 Of 800 pounds q Of 80 pounds
10 Of 200 pounds 81 Of 200 pounds ~ Of 40 pounds
Go OK so pounds Is of $50 pounds 50 OF 200 pounds
~ Of Ga pounds. -
Tho above weight Il exclusive Of the stock whcn VII %
in tb unn aud obey arc b. made OF the best
.cnp ron the form dmensos and hn.h OF thos. MADE
service aud be subject TO sdch as inc
De- sitmeut may iirrCt ,oo
twenty OF thcse Anchors Of each OF ne srs ~ u
so IgO $50 500 200 ard 30 pounds each must De DEW
.d in ninety DAYS from tho % the uoiincaon 81 the
award the contract sd tbs remainder N one huIdeu and
Thirty dlys from the same date ,,
~ the Navy. ,-., -
III. bies be accompanied by tie guaranty required oy
l.W hist II awarded the contract VIII be executed
The proposals be Endorsed Propos. Tor AnehoIs'
tbst they may be Distinguished hom o1ef bu.tns's letters
AID re se1rrs,ed to the Secretary of tbs Navy"
sag2w
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I ii T. SEO
| So.

PENysYLvAEIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with "a oonDrctious. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRon NEw.lORK To THE PRINCIPAL NHsrERs ClTIss
Light trains run daiy ifom NeNiofk to Phi sdephs yts
New jersey AID Camden and Anboy hae.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEw-ioRK FROM THn.'
tOOr or COURrLANOISr.
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning .eave New
YORK time other routes; Evening passengers
p. one hour later than orlsr llr-
~ WY Of Allentown. sv-ung passengers leave al IN.
tue tue Gs Northern iGes IL Chicago aha 81
points in tie North Nest. tTesti.e ludanopols, LouSe
St. Louis, Cleveland Columbus. Gin cinnstl and al nAi
points West. with ever changes Of cars p.nSnht. A.,
Sleeping Care, withoat change NON rmsasp 49,
tsbIIgh 3sJ miles and NewNoTk 10 list'0"s' ~ ''~
smoane and Saloon Cas- On al tiaius
Far. the SANS a o'Ler a.,
Som Tickets { ,od unuil used % ~. , .onsa
'''u'o A NNF srERN EMloRAIlON. ST..
Tia p.pr.vl,',,, rentrr Company runs On Emisrane
Accommodate Line whcb ar'rd. comie , nyas ..
tre,e 10 p.te, moving Wesw ard a. one TAI '' Sss
u fare. FKrIGHrs.
frel,h,s .f ~ d,scIi9 prone can be forwarded
to aid nom any g,ial on s'' l or Mi,s@H by RAIL
RoAp H. ,-r.u S y ir ON 4 i.0sisA
The Ia''s o. OH, rosd are at a. tune. favorable
Tie n eairosd Companies Merchants and ship.
the trs1 sposoD Of their IRE thl 20 ths Com
psny. can rely with co' II esEcCK
rners md Dealer ir Live Stock VIII hso ms most ad-
,antageous route. C4pscoas aid, v ca VIC 10 and sup
and every strn ioa sIad 10 their wants
Rem nsrnsburg whore WI be found every conye,sDee fsf
psrIA NEw.YoRk aad BALTIMORE Markets.
$780, j. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. | Astor-ioas>
LEECH Co, Freight Agents: -, ,,,u..
MCDONALD BiSChoFF Emisnan' Agents.. .,.s.
ENOcH AEwiA 0sasG spst NssssA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Letter from Col. Kinks.

To TIE Editor Of The n, atom Journal
SIR: My attention has been directed TO report
of the proceedings Of meeting recently holden in
Salem, in which my name WAS used in connection
with the nomination of a candidate for Congress, Ia
opposition TO tie Hon. John Is. Alley.
You will permit me through your columns 70 state
that am and viii be candidate for no office IN the
gift Of the people. My sphere Of duty is yet In the
lie Id, to which eball return / am suiii-
GENTLY recovered, and continue TO support with nay
sword, az far as may be, all measures devised by
the Administration for the vigorous and successful
prosecution Of the war; with view TO the most ell.
fectual crushing of the Rebellion Ind snoihilation OF
ls cause TO The completed subjugaiion Of the enc
mics Of u Republic, to the fullest restoration OF the
Union upon the Constitution which our fathers gave
us, TO "es,ablth jlstice, insure tranquility and
secure the blessings Of liberty TO ourselves and our
posery and to the speediesi return OF peace
II am permitted 10 exercise the right Of citizen at
the polls my vote will be given for none who yield
qualified support 10 the Administration III iis war
measures, or whose election would give encourage
ment aud comfort 10 the enemies Of the Republic.
l remain. very respectfully yonr obedieLi servant
EDWARD W. KINKS.
Ea s Oak sfrssf B0,fos, Oct. a. 1902.