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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

as four essentially 0lstlnct PutNos' A"~ A"
cressiye, lin three divisions) counting about
$50; the Catholics, counting from 81 TO 6o;
the Aristocratic Conservatives, counting about
dozen: and the Consttutionalists Tin two
diyisions), counting about 100. AS the House
ba, in all $50 members, the Progresslves con-
s,ituted about two.fiftbs, and needed, There
fore about 20 additional members to have q
working majority. The retusns thus far re-
ceycd, indicate that the Constituencies lose
s,me twenty, and that both the Catholics ana
the Conservatives have been beaten 10 seveTa!
districts. where at the former election they
had been successful. The last dispatches from
Berlin announce. therefore. that the Pro-
pressiys party is sure of having an absolute
majority.
MANY members of tho Progressive party
were. in 1913. avowed and determined Repub-
licaus, and undoubtedly would still prefer the
introduction of a republican form Of govern
mcnt but, from obvious reasons, RepuDlican'
ism cannot for the present DO embodied In the
platform of the party. But its members Will
be found TO be unit on all questions involving
o democratic progress in constitutional way.
The reduction Of the prerogatiyes OF the Gro "n
and the Aristocracy, and the extension OF the
poVsrs of Parliament, will BE- warmly adyo-
Gated BY if. Especially will it take the lead
in the demand for a speedy reorganization OF
all Germsny exclusive, perhaps, OF the Ger
man provinces of Austrla) on liberal bnsls.
The next movement of the King vii be
watched with great interest. The organ OF
tho Conservative party, and part OF the
Catholic papers, clearly intimate that they
would hail with delight q forcble overthrow OF
the Constitution But it is very improbable
that the Court will dare TO take such step.
It has become acquainted, in an unmistakaole
manner, with tho sentiments OF the immense
majority OF tho people, and must expect that
an attempt at Overthrowing the Constitution
would meet with an armed resistance.
Among tho rights which the counter revolt
ton Of lsi9 has taken from the Pfussan peo-
ps is that Of general suffrage. Every man Is
It'll entitled to vote, but the people are DIVIDED
according to the amount of taxes they pay
into three classes, and class comprising
dozen ot the highest taxpayers choose an equal
number of electors with the class containing
hundreds Of less wealthy people. Thus only
one.third of The electors, who have to choose
the Representative, proceed from direct popu-
lar vote. 1t is surprising that, notwithstand-
ing this restriction OF the right of suffrage, so
many Progressives could be elected. One OF
The chief aims of the Progressive party will
undoubtedly DO to reconquer for the country
the equality of suffrage. and the election just
passed can leave no doubt that every gain in
thi. direction will strengthen the ascendency Of
the Progressyes
The two Houses Of the Legislature will meet
at the close of the present month. Their pro-
ccedlngs cannot fail to have decisive influence
on the future destiny Of PRUSSIA and OF oil
Germnpy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

UTICA, Friday, May :" ~ :,
t3c'clock this morning the Oneida brewsy ~ -
+. Wnidlam s. Co. took fire, and was our'oi 7" ~
ground. Lon G. 900; insured.
Ar II o'cld this morning the fireworks 10 one = I.
the buildings of Marchese " Lanes rV's.a', !.
msnufactory took fire. Charles Wonweoosuu
workman, was burned to death. The lone OF ~
chese & Lane il about g., go; no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

w. J. Allen is now declared the Me'noef :"
Congress elect from Egypt" the lower corner
of Illinois, which gave in 1860 2l,3'l votes l0'
Logan Dem to 5,i39 for l.Iregar tkepuo',
Allen is said TO be Peace Democrat -'''a'
il. of the Vallandighsm aad Salisbury type'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

Tie Spectator (London) in it' PARIS coff'-
spoudence, gives the following curious fe''''
Tor Louls Napoleoo's alleged fancy Tor '~
Slaypholders' Coni,deracy:

.Th. Language held tor some tire o; late bs toe onss
raj. on 7h- affairs Of America leave no douhi a. 20
er,ions Of the tovrrnmrnt Ine recofnrion o. '"e !.
LII n. ilr-c-! sod In In.ce wrere every sJmps'o3
C,yar Of The Moth would b. suTpli-ing u sre HsP
I'M lippaty and boo,le.y de-. the ,esso OF tns s.
an this rop, were IL well Known no" long Sho ~
~ ,rar,. rspkl- ia hi. mind. aud how der?y ne
voke when the Corte de Paris aud ns ia. ue ,.,.s
pinri thu Federal army His annoyance eeial 81
,c.ny in caIious ashton during copvri,sui - Via
The Emr.ror ard The Catholic Afchb o. @ snrys
80, on The horror OF tho civil war -
IN tina sow ana mouotonoas tone OF 'o'ce i.u, eao,
Louis NaIo-on sbrupty altered his aonrl III b usrtsl
es,,a.,, 'But VII, then sd,i..d your Pre-d-a
Lincoln What induced hi n TO isee'ye Ne .i.h, L.,e ps
% s,,s !. not 70 h credit 70 e9soursse prefer
SI y 'i., A.% Of "a IL. not
talked on nanJ the throne vacant TOOK Il. b"""
o. ~. ~ :, a., rr,Ir Q, neir rsldi vs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

The Boston Courier having repeatedly insislsd
lint we favored some action touching Slavep
inconsistent with the Constitution. We wee 1t
length provoked to bring it to book, in the a.
lowing fashion:
The Courier has quite too long ss7unec that our sl
Ia AZ war with the Constitution We Deny IL, Ana sppes
ecruizes or rrduier the Government to recosnzs ksed
is authority the OF auother ns', W. eAs
errr piodgc;in Quote she lsIgusge OF the Cnstsin
relied on and cite to tha. article ana section "nefetak
found. If you cannot do 1t let y" nave 10 n,,, I" JM
Phari,aic s..urp.ian; for heartily tired Of u"
Thus cOrnered, Tie Courier crceps out a
the little end OF the horn az follows:
As TO the point TnE TRIBUNE nskes-whe.hsr that r.
sruel,nt reoufes the Government TO fecoshze MD
sypst it's authority tho owner OF auotbsr nabtf~"
NOT the point at all though the roel nay foiei' 81 Pc
.ons rights property even to HE r' ms resst m
m con, the OF his survylg family or he al
this od b. according the provisions and inent M
Constitution"
"These be thy gods, o Israel" Tie Coz
rier is about the ablest end least tricky OF al
the organs Of Pro-Slavery opinion still lsis
the Free States. And yet, after years steady
and confident iteration that for Congress or to
President 10 proclaim freedom to the slaves Of
Rebels would violate the Federal Constitutes,
when brought up by challenge for tue 'p*
cifcaton of any clause in the Corsiitutios V
would contrayene, the above is its answer
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

r.. ,o,,.. ran bs tsien Of ANONYMOUS Communications
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
nv the psne and address OF the wrer-uo necessarily i'
s,ion. but guaranty for bis Sood isith
v,c.nro, urder-sKe 10 rejected Communications
An h,ns.. e,,.r. Tor TN. Office should addressed to
"THR TRIBrsE." New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

Observation-Disclosures shoe stors. corner .. Nh
ana Webster avenue Hud4Sn City ws. ensrsi 4
na,s,srs on Thnsdsy night sad roStcd Of chou. D
.ss,s, sad childsso's shosh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
STATE OF THE MARKETS.


The Stock Market opened with considerable firm.
ness At the close Government Coupons were
quoted at l0i. In Foreign Bills there was mode
rate business at 1875 all4l for Sterling Of leading
character. On demand Money is abundant at from
to 8 T. cent. The business Of the Clearing House
was $2I 49,, AL. The New-York Produce Exchange
has declared dividend Of y cent, payable on the
let of June. The business Of the Sab-Treasury
Receipts 1852, 1873; for Customs $223, 000-Galanee
tl370572 Freghts are lower and less active, closing
heavy. TO Liverpool, engagements Of la, 600 bush.
Wheat at la1l3d. in bulk and bags Al 900 bush.
Corn In bulk and bags at l0id.; 1900 bbls. Flour at
q. I'd. a2s l0d. Western and State Flour was yes
terday in active request, and the market WAS Be. y
Dbl. better at the close for the low and medium
erades sales Of % 400 bbs. at 81 % a 40 for su
perbne State and Western; a j0a$4 - for the
low grades Of State and Western extra. Wheat ar.
xives freely. and 10 in active demand for export;
common qualities without esseu,i. change: ps!es m.
clude 81, 800 BUSH, mainly for export Pork con.
tinues to arrive freely, and the market is dan and
lower. Coffee Rio bias been in good demand. and
yfres are fully maintained sale. Of $3.50 bugs at
zoe The inquiry for Cotton continues active and
prices have strong upward tendency; sales en-
fface :, wv bales ut al advance Of l..
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18
News from Southern Sources.

New YORK, Nov. l6--A Warrenton
dispatch, dated the 18th, says a rebel
battery opened on Gen. Sturgis' division
on Friday, while passing from Sulphur
Springs to Fayetteville. After an artil-
lery duel of two hours, the rebels were
driven off We had several horses killed
and few men wounded Gen. Sturgis
horse was struck by cannon ball
The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, of the
10th, has long article on peace. 1t
says: "We are so anxious for peace that
a longing for it is never out of the minds
of man, woman or child, and the war
distresses us a thousand times more than
the North 1t, however, sees nothing
but ruin, except peace based on South
ern independence.
A Washington special says military
men firmly believe that Burnside will
soon be attacked by the rebels, in force
The Newbern correspondent of the
Herald says the rebel Governor Vance
has replied to Governor Stanley's propo-
sition, that North Carolina will fight till
the last drop of blood is she'd He re-
commends Stanley to treat with the rebel
Government
A Newbern letter of the 18th states
that the rebels drove in our pickets on
the previous night. An iron-clad rail-
road car, with two guns, fired grape and
canister upon the rebels, repulsing them.
A large force has been sent after the
rebels. General Fosters force was com.
ing up.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE T. W. LINE
Exclusively for the Journal.
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

WASHINGTON, Nov 15.-Those who
have visited the army within a day or
two report that it is in very good cOndi-
ton. The health of the army is re-
markable. There is less sickness than
ever.
The enemy is known to be in force at
Culpepper, but his main body is at Cor
louisville.
The railroad from Washington to War
renton is in good working order, and
supplies go rapidly forward.
1t is now quite certain that division
of the rebel army is on thv other side of
the Blue Ridge, intending to move on
Burnside's rear, or up the Valley toward
Manassas.
AS generally rumored, rebel officer
named Rogers, formerly on Gen. A. Z.
Hills staff, was captured near here to-
day. He was taken to the old Capitol
prison. He said that in less than twen-
ty four hours Jackson's force would be at
Cumberland. Another rebel prisoner
of war, named Stephenson, captured
near the same place, was also sent to the
old Capitol.
Commissioner Dole has just received
information that another attack upon
the whites had been made in the vicinity
of Bertholet, or Bertholf, on the Upper
Mississippi, in which number of the
latter were killed.
The manner of punishment of the three
hundred Indians, lately convicted, has
not been determined.
The Bureaus of the Navy Department
have never been more busily occupied
than they now are, and it will not be
very long before results will begin to
make this manifest
Gen. Fremont is remaining quietly
at private residence in this city. Moth
lug is known of any command being as
signed him.
The reported arrest of Gen. German
is untrue. He is here on official bust
! ness.
Two thousand seven hundred sick and
wounded still remain at Frederick
among them many Western men.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The news from
the army is of the most encouraging ma
ture, and is destined to end in results
much sooner than at first anticipated.
The enemy S movements seem to point
to the conclusion that he will abandon
Culpepper and the Passes and cross the
Rapidan, making stand finally on the
banks of that stream, with the main body
of the army between it and Gordonsville.
The rebels have made no demonstra-
tons on the Upper Potomac, as report
ed, and it is doubted if there are any in
that vicinity but small guerrilla bands
The Post Office Department has re-
ceived official intelligence concerning
the entire loss by fire of the great western
mail due at Detroit on the morning OF
the 18th inst. The mail car was burned
some fifteen or twenty miles west of Lon.
don. The southern mails from Wash.
ington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, as
well as the New York mail of Monday
and Tuesday mornings, are included in
the loss
Late private letters of Baltimore seces-
sionists' from Richmond, says that the
people are greatly alarmed, apprehend-
ing an attack from the direction of Peters
burg and the Peninsula. They say
there is almost On instruction in the
rebel army, consequent upon suffericg
for shoes and clothing.
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Kentucky Delegations.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Guthrie, Speed
and others have been here from Ken
lucky endeavoring to compass the revo-
cation of BuelPs last order banishIng
rebel sympathizers. They were making
an impression when Casey, Miller, Gil
bert and others arrived. They waited
upon the President, who referred them
to Gen. Halleck. That officer said the
order should stand if he had his way, but
they must keep such men as Guthrie
away
Gen. Fremont had long interview
with Halleck and Stanton to-day. de
leaves for St Louis tomorrow.
The papers in the Blanche case have
been referred to Madrid. Farragut has
been ordered to investigate the matter.
Tosora, the Spanish Minister, thinks that
Hunter should have been at once order
ed home and reparation made.
Gen. Hookers foot is very painful
since he has ridden too much on horse
back. He will command two army corps,
Franklin two, and Sumner two.
The reports of Burnside's weeping like
a child over McClellan's departure, and
of others weeping, are erroneous.
Reclamations have been made upon
England for reimbursement of damage
suffered by our commerce from the rebel
vessel of war Alabama, which sailed I'M
der British papers. 1t is not believed
that England will allow the rebel IRON
clads building in her ports to sail, unless
she means war They will not be finish
ed for three months.
The belief here, in spite of sensation
paragraphs, is that there will be no Sc
rious difficulty with France or Spain.
The Government is disposed to pay the
former the money she asks as reparation
for certain acts of Gen. Butler toward
French citizens, in spite of the somewhat
naughty tone of the demand. Ifthe facts
about the Blanche affair are as reported,
doubtless an apology will be made to
Spain.
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Particular Notice.

There many preparations sold under tie name =
Batters, PIT llp ~ quart bottles, compounded Of az
cheapeH whishy or common rum, costing from 20 70 a.
cents per galIoR the taste disguised by daiso or Cor,
der Seed,
This class If Biaers has caused aud soI combine. 4.
cause as long as they can be sold hundreds 70 die he
continually Under the Influence Of Alcoholic ai,n,lgs,s
ofthe 'cors Kind the desire for liquor is cyeatcd and
Kept up, aud The result Is al dhe horrors attendant ,ou
dTUBkdrds lie aud death.
For diosc trho desire and WILL HAVE a Lioror
Differs, publish the JolIopiRq reccipf. Gcf ONE
BOTTLE HO0ELAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
aud mr. re TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, aad the result sgiH be a Dreoor,.ioa
thdt tgiH FAR EXCEL in medicinal pirttes aad ,s,s
excellence any Of the Lionor Ba,es IA -,
market, aud fciH COST MUCH LESS Yon ,uiu
haze all The virtues of H00FLAND's BITTFRs y,
connection Dia, COOP article Of Lqgor az a nlucb
lees price than these inferior prcparasioas ao cost uo
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From the southern Coast.

New YORK, Nov 16.-Advices from
various parts of the Southern coast say
nearly all the rebel salt-works on the
coast of Florida and Louisiana have
been destroyed by our gunboats.
Gunboats lie off Galveston and protect
Unionists from raids of rebel cavalry,
which force Unionists into the rebel
ranks
The negro brigade at New Orleans is
stationed at Algiers.
The whole of the Texas coast is sealed
by our blockaders.
Key West is healthy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18
From the Army of the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, !
NEAR WARRENToN, Nov IA I
A General Order has been issued by
Gen. Burnside organizing the army into
three grand divisions, commanded re-
spectively by Sumner, Franklin, and
Hooker. Reserve corps will be formed,
commanded by Sigel.
The heads of the various staff depart
ments at these headquarters, other than
Adjutant-General and his deputy, will
remain unchanged.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov 15-The arrest of
Colonies Colburn and Duane, of Gen.
McClellan's staff, resulted from remarks
made by them very uncomplimentary to
the President because of their removal.
and, besides, they left the field without
leave. They have arrived here under
arrest
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18
Activity I'm Gen. But1er,s Department..

Activity I'm Gen. Buffers Department..
New YORK, Nov. 16.-Advices from
New Orleans report that an expedition
under Weitzel met the enemy at Laba-
dieville, and defeated them after brisk
fight. Upward of 200 of the enemy were
killed, wounded, and taken prisoners,
and one piece of artillery captured
The rebels were pursued toward Ber-
wick Bay, where Gov. Moore is supposed
to be- Our loss was Is killed and IA
wounded
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18
LOST.
NOTICE.

TTyHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
L Evansville will receive bids until Saturday,
November I'D, 1862 for furnishing Gas Posts.
novI3 P. BURKE, Clerk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18

Keeps large and full variety of fine Broadcoths CASH
meres Vestings and goods of all kinds in the piece
which he is prepared to have made up to order short
notice. and in the best and latest STYLE he has in his
employ large number of first class workmen and
cellent and experienced cutter.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18

Three Thousand Tons of first class Timothy Hay
well pressed, and delivered in good, stout barge
or boats, each boat load to be accompanied b.
affidavit of at least one reliable person, stating
the quantity OF Hay contained therein.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18

Has in store very superior assortment of fine Black
Dress Suits and all the latest and most durable styles of
fine, medium and low priced Business Suits, which he
warrants to be fully we'll made any custom work,
and which he will pledge himself to sell as cheap the
class of goods can be bought in New York
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NOTICE.
PROPOSALS.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, !
PADUcAH, KY, October rs 1852.
PROPOSALS. WILL Re RECEIVED AT THIS
i Office until l. o'clock NJ. on Wednesday, the
18th day of November, 1862, for furnishing
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18
GROCERIES.

T 1RESH BUTTER Il AM CONSTANTLY RE-
Il ceiving nice fresh Butter, which will be found
for sale cheapa ELLI0TT'S
noyll Family Grocery
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(6O.OOO.l

Sixty Thousand Bushels of sound Merchanta-
bles, sheled Corn, (56 lbs. to the busheD, put up
in new gunny bags, Tor otherwise if so stipulated
in the contract) and delivered in such quantities
as in the opinion of the undersigned the wants of
the service NAV rennire