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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-11
The Ncgro Question in ,he Armr.

The Federal officers and olaiers are begin
ming to express their opinions on the negro
policy of Lincoln. Here is one from the ranks
at jackson, Tennessee, written to the Chicago
Times:
There has not been a very free expression of
opinion among the officers of the army on the
Presidents recent emancipation proclamation
Oa the other hand, there seems to be a studied
avoidance Of the question The only excuse
that I have heard uttered was by an Cficer of
moderate Republican tendencies, who -aId ths
presence of United States army at Guy point
Tor any length of time would practically accom-
pli~h emancipation, whatever might be the policy
of the government, and instsnced the condition
of things about Us IS proof of the fact The
proclamation could only be made opportune by
the presence of the army, and would, therefore
have practical bearing upon the subject The
SecessiOnists, however, are pleased with the
proclamation They affect to believe that it
will so stimulate the rebels as 70 make them in
yincible, and what has heretofore been doubtful
they pretend to regard as certain. In the
meantime sll parties now look anxiously to the
coming elections as the last resort TO determine
the character of this war. If the people in
dorse and sustain that proclamation, then it is
war simply over the niy ger, without regard 10
any considerations Of Constitution OF laws and
with little thought as to what will be the condi-
ton of the government or country after the mig
ger shall have been annihiiated The poor, in
nocent being il to be annihilated, if the war is
to be an abolition war, and both sides will be ex-
hausted in the effort. Mark my words, il the
niger is what our army is after, as it advances
the poor nigger will be delivered from their
grasp, if by no other means, by pass that viii
take him beyond the Jurisdiction of human
proclamstions. As terrible as this will be, yet
as a choice of evils with the people of the South
the presence of the negro as a free race or their
destruction, l believe they will not hesitate in
their choice under the present state of feeling
amOnO them
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GENERAL ORDER No. IS.
HEADQU4 4RTgRs

JACKSON, Hisk- ss.tsmb 2s 1852
4 Ii o5cars, noa couu7i,sicnad officers snd private
n OeicuE g. re linen o, bstsioIs c-mpEnies o
re;urned prison and who hGrs -hssuted "a ne I've
without 3 thirty w,H report immtd atsIy 90 th-ir re-
tPsctlre reg1meu 81 Jsckson an @ Ehsy viii
be reSs oed q and punsshed inEiy
oiheers sld men IL U bear IN mnI ths D. shuaeni
hF he roles and sreles carries vi it forfellule #
Provosi Mar hs enroi ing fiesTs also al Sher.
% haRstrstes other oeeetg, q1estsd %
arrest g such snd "a them sFer 20 The com
a. ing cmc-rs nearest uiiitsry Ftsrsns, who viii
send them under qua d 70 tbs posi- An persons Ap
Prebel ding sad delivering dessTses emitted 70 =
reward OF 2 rIy drlis-s e-eh.
Et Of sh e1teea " q be pubIlshsd once for ths
hziorm - ion o. the public.
By order & Big sdie. General LLOYD TILGHaAS.
PUWHATfAN I'll l. r.
Eaq0 "a A ~.-s.sI
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Exception of the AsebeI CSmmissiOneP Ma
in Glasgow.

Unable to effect any of his proposed meas
ures with Parliament or with the government
direct, hir. Mason, the Southern commissioner
has started on tour through the kingdom, with
the evident hope OF making capital on which g.
trade at the next session, if not before His
first appearance ia bis new character has been
at Glasgow, where, as a private letter informs
me, he Was. on Tuesday last, the guest OF 8
distinguished citizen, and met q company in
vited especially to do him honor. The lord
provost and one of the members of Parliament
stood sloof from motives Of policy, bat the lat
ter invited him to dine the next day
A meeting of the chamber of commerce was
also called, as one Of the results of the occasion,
with the svowed purpose of petitiOning the gov
ernment to recognizes the Southern COnfederacy
learn that Mr.. Mason's reception was of the
most hattering character, and that he has, SO
far as Glasgow is concerned, produced an i'm
preston very favorable to bis cause, thus ac-
comprising the object Of bis mission. learn,
also, that the very parties who are now most &C
i've in this movement, are the very ones who
headed the deputation to Mrs. Harriet Bzecher
Stowe and also lionized Fred Douglass, when
hose pegsonsge5 respectively visited Glasgow
They comprise the lesdipg sbolitionists III thai
city, and we thus witness the strange spec. .acle
Of people of that class clarifying the author OF
the fugitive slave law, and ore Of the frmrst
supporters of the American institution that has
hitherto received their bitterest denunciation -
London Cor. PHILADELPHIA Tngmirer
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~ Ths Hhig says that the steamer Louis
Dor left Vieksburg for Baton Rouge Tuesday,
with number Of Yankee prisoners. Butler is
to meet hsz there With sgven hundred Of our
men, to be exchanged
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s's,onewall', Admini..or. she sacrament


On the morning of 3 recent bsJtle near Har
per's Ferry, after q sermon by one Of his chap
lains, Stonewall Jackson, who, by the way, is
an elder in the Presbyterian Church, admins
tered the sacrament to the Church members in
his army He invited sn Christians to partici
pate in this ceremony. A Baptist the straight
est of his Sect thoroughly imbued with the idea
of close communion, was seen 70 hesitate but
the occasion, and the man who presided, over
came his scTuples, and thus it has happened
that the prospect of fight and the eloquence
of jackson, made Baptist forget that baptism
Is the dsor into the Church. Ia all JacksOn's
army an oath is rarely uttered. A religious en-
thusiasm pervades It, which makes every man q
hero Conscious of the justieb Of our cause and
imbusd with the strongest convictions Of Patri-
otism, bis men are irresistible In This incident,
we have an explanation of General Jackson's IN
vincibility, and We are thus enabled to understand
why his men are all heroes and why they en-
dufe without murmuT the severest hardsaips
to which any troops have been subjacted durilg
the war When peace is restored, It will be
honor enough for any man to say, Il belonged
to the army Of Stonewal Jackson - KHorValc
Register.
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aNN RDY HOUSE

Mrs. J. c. ACKER NAN
81. LOUIS STREET. -.-- ---- MOBILE
EE,RAK,IEzr BoAsDERS SIC invited, sOOd secOz.
4 nodsiscns being oaeTVd Sti1
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side Of the Potomac re6tting. and rapidly filing
up with men behind and cOnscripts Had our
lsggards been in place Oh Wednesday, the SUB
stanlial victory Vt ihat day would have t3Tnnn-
ated in an utter rout OF the enemy.
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sPEtIAL URDERs 40, II,

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT oF TIVE MIS-
SISSiPPI
JACKs0S. Miss September 20, 1902.
VT THE follow 'ng general order IS publlshrd 70,
y the Information OF al y h5m it may eonosn IN
fhis De ritt.
By order Of BrigadisrGsnsrL RUssLrS
r. - H0OE
Assistant A jutsn, -9ensraL
General Orders No. 81.
ADIUTAET AND INsP.z, TUs-+ENERALB
OFFICE
RICHMCSD Va, Seplsnlber sth, ls62-
w CONMANDsRS Of Army corps. RESI- nent
I md = ion wi make 20 this ofics month
rrrurhs their Be pecr7e eon1sr5s on The ferns fur
nj he'd and seooTd ng 20 tas directions expressed
rtau.
Ufse chs g Of esUps Of inst uctIon wi msks
a. t-i ofae tCt-. 2Oth End 30th Of sseh mouth
retg Of ta- ttst6 Of he utug 50 wi
BE luubar # C. nsripts enrolled 10 camp 81 % DAT
la- report r1e nun bsr enrolled sccs pied d.
Ti TIE p iro for which report Il made The number
Beui iowa 70 egients and he sst remaining In
camp.
By order.
Signed s. COOPER,
Adj1tant ard Inspector General
fohel-ll r.. HOOE,
rFs2 I'm a AfIgta t4Sueral
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-11

~ The governor of New York has appointed
shs 27th prOximO as day of thanksgiving and
Prpysf -
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The BartIe er Corin.h

We have been permitted the use, for short
lime, of the Memphis ATgRs Of the eth ms stant,
which contains several Federal reports of the
battle of COrinth. The fist is a dispatch to
GsnarsI Sherman a. f,Ilo,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1862

HI.eh Hynsn. ss good do. at esi y head. Average
800 b.
Mosse Node % d. hoppers &c p n. Average ESQ =
D. Wsxsl 80 common do at so head Average Ooo ID.
1900 n.
T. Wood 66 fair Kentucky at &c y n. Average $3.50 n
G. Jobnson 80 fair Mchigsn ~ 31c ID. Average 70
Also is ordinary do s3s head Average ilo0 n. Also
l6 do poor thin hoppers at t9 head Average $50 n Also
do do miserable apologize. for Beeves ever brought
TO any msrket for 6 81 q head This bunch taken by
Holland 20 coarse Illinois at $3s T. head Average 800
n. Also, 10 light do. at So y head Avernge LOO ID
Also 20 do coarse at s37 y head. Av.rags 1901 H.
T. od IS eItra Kentucky At 1853 u head Average ,ol3
H. Also % do DO at s64 y head Average 400 n.
NJ Dalton is fir fat Ohio at 3ic. n. Avcrsre 400 No.
Mr. Henry II light do do. at &c 2 10; Avsrsso 20 10
ID O. Drummond pair extfa Working Oxen Tor slto'
Also II twoyrs old State Steers at fls head Also 40
Oxen at BIC d. Average 800 D. Also 10 DO Lows &C.
Moni. Wexe Co so choice EXTRA Illinois. hne fsf snd
smooth and the best Of the few large doves oil extra Oh ae'
at ss7 50 " head. Averags l.s2o n ..
J. L. Hume &c fair Illinois Ut $50 y head A'o''s'
LIZA 10. h,,
SgKRps Arp L.wps-The receipts continue heavy on.
there 10 iaht speculative demand for Sheep ana III nos'
intapces the prices OF Last week Obtained Tue
quot .tions being 3taslc per n Two or three doves OF
rior quality sold under the in de hsnre Among tne On
ot Of 3lg prime Kentucky averaging 100 10 ~ ~ y.
100 During the week Mc0rsw Brothers took some l bu'
they will dress only few OF these here Lambs are ~ oe
p-nd at $50 + rs per head. ID u Drunfnonh SOFA ~
lambs 80 25 per head sso 10 eItrs sheep q. e Pr 10
ira 90 At : 50 per head. Ayersc. Ioz NJ ,
HoGs-The market for Hogs IL without any PM'icuH
change. During the week $50" heod cshseu nai" ~ 20.
h for light .eu 3. SIC for heavy pns 40 ~ 70 10,
medium fed; 303i for light grass led Mchsau anu
11,Io for good heavy prime corn ted htcep ~
East Albany for the week, 9,ooo.- Ata' and <rgu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

Mnrkeis-cArr'uLIrh IroATrp ror fHrN TMsuss
MosDAr. Sept ?. 1907.
AsHEs-The market for Pots I, hsm Z. 81 81; Pearl. H'
COTrON-Ihere Ia no improvement In the demand, and
prices .t only nominal Sc manufacturers tho
PRINCIPAL buyer who take only just 'och lot. a. win supply
their edias ~aut. sales to- day Of about so bass.
COFFkE-A moderate inquiry prsvais at steady rses
the usn'setons snbses 80 bags Rio Hd2!te and IS
FLOUR ASD MrAL-Th. mark, for Western and Stat.
Flour m III. demand good for all grades but the alb
the inqsIy fr sIp.Ti trade brand. hmr and in rood re
qussi tie close tho sale. go obs - l0f -
or sop.rhn, Stat. .ad Western Is J;a IS 60 for tIas
STATE IS ga IS IS for Fancy DO ssSdt, 70 fOr the o~
.i- Of Western t,. 75d IS d; for shipping 6rsnd' Of
shi sac. 40 bb - oa =, 20 for ~. low grades o.
po,. Of 40 Dol. IS 20 10 for nlI.d TO
good crime Baltimore aud 81 - IS for trade brands
Do Nv. Flour 10 i.il demand AMI Ia ARM '.es Of lel
bbls IS lod ~ 80 Com m al IL dal but steady 81 Is
tor J-r.y snd rJ Is for bfAudywine.
OkAlS-1he Wheat mariei lie. Y bu,hel lower inhu'
eneed b., ibsr. receipts and Increased hrnns In eisht'
Tho LssFinrs. IL most noticeable ordinary qualities.
Ch ic- description. ess plenty and steady The de-
m.ad Ia fair ~ th. ass'.ion md n mainly for export bu,
TAR io Milling Inc sA' include 2,9 bush and consist
Milw.uts. Club u Il is 81 200 90 Amber lows.
$500 DO Red we.ein sI.3asI2 a 10 d. Amber d.
., 70, g. aud u go do fair bite Miehisans ~
aye In drn.nd L.rse sales Of PRIME s,ae w-.tsra ec
oIs !, hree. Sound syer, scarce and is wanted Sales
of bush- Gso for hot aud and s. 5.c for
souih-rn mIed and ;sase for shipping Mirod-.ae latter
for choice.
HAY-Ths dern,nd for .hpplns fair, tho supply lsh, Of
OLD sale, OF lJ bales &c anu 00 13c for Old
EOrS-Th. mNict 1. steady; the demand moderate sale,
Of - bai.s at ~. 6ltc. Tor ordinary 10 choice.
hOLAssEs-Thsf- has been very fair quiry for most
d.scnpon and about former rate. gro obtsnsd sales OF 200
hhds Cuba Mlovado Al Doe l3hhds Porto Rico isassc
~ hhd Porto hco =, SIC, and 90 bDit NewOrean. tOc
kAvAL STORES generally continue quiet. ba, prices are
w. mA.nisinsd
Oils 81. .tesdy and limited r.qus,, At previous rate.
hCk-lhe market for all tiud' remains very quiet but as
general thing pflces are maintained
laab e<u Llrma Hax
the market remains strong aud anything 10 hs better
to-day ses Of 40 hhds 81 SIC for Porto Rico Sid9.c for
CUB. gdl0o for Brown New Orleans and lot ollie for
Clarified do az boxes Havana Sc 8OO do. private
tns 500 bsss Manila at e,c snd l3J bags Chines
otc Refined are unchanged
SALT-lufss Island Ia fair demand at slightly reduced
rates. ssl-s Of 5000 bush, to arrive, at JOc
SEEDs1hs Inquiry 10 fair for Clover Seed Of dsic
Timothy Seed l. la little demand at 81 7JQ 81 ~ bush
Rough flsI Seed 10 duh al vi 20.
1ALLOw market 10 steady sales OF 90 900 n City at
loic
WHALtBONE Is In limited demand but prices firm
sales II 800 n Old Arctic 81 suc.. cash.
WhIskYThe market Is a shsds sitter but less sctlve
sses Of ssO bbls o. Jltc. for state aud Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Grent Britain.

In the absence of later advices the English papers
continued to speculate on the position Of affairs in
America IA the time of the departure of the Angle
Saxon. 1t Was generally argued that matters, az
then represented, showed drawn battle between
the Union and Confederate armies, and that de.
cisive action bad yet 10 come. Later intelligence
was most arxously looked for.
Small pox among the sheep in Wiltshire was
making further progress. An official order from the
Councils prohibits the removal Of any sheep oe
lambs from the infected districts, and makes other
provisions to check the disease.
1t is stated tina, tho great reductions which have
commenced in the Weolwich arsenal will amount 70
d 1000 persons.
The ron-cased frigate a." Royal Oak" carrying 81
guns, had been launched at Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Italy.
egard 10 Garibaldi's health, con-

The statements 10 regard to Garibads health, con-
time 10 be conflicting.
a Turin dispatch of the 10th inst, says that the
health Of Garibaldi has improved, but other 90
counts say that hi. wounds of serous arscter.
Gen. Bixio writes from Genoa, in regard to the
statement that Garrbaldi has been taken to an
apartment specially prepared for him at Varisnano.
lie show that no proper preparations were made
for tho sufferer ard he deuounces the Italian Miois-
ters therefor. He SAYS that Ratazzi may aspire 10
secure for himself the renown Of being the defender
Of order and Of rerressioD but be Can have no cln
for him to confne bis official news TO facts.
This communication caused some excitement In
Italy.
A late Turin dispatch says that it was considered
possible that an amnesty would be proclaimed TO all
political Irisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
MONDAY, Sent. 22-p, NJ


The Stock market opened steady but at the cal
progressed, extraordinary strength was evinced
Prices, particularly for the trunk lines connecting
with the Mississippi, went up with steady strides
and, what is remarkable in such a market, with no
excitement. The conviction is general that the
aggressive course pursued by the Government viii
tie gathered aud reserved strength, viii end in c,n
plete supremacy. The elements Of disorder, arising
in mans individuality, had been expressed in its
most vain and selfish theory OF State Rights. This
experiment is being completely overttrown tie pop
ular will thoroughly consolidated, subjected 10 the
powers that were in the beginning, has gone forth
in unity to retake, hold, and possess" its rghtful
property, now in the hands Of lawlees mob Re-
pose is once more whiting commercial circles. Gov
ernments were firm, with no change from Saturday.
Demand Notes went up y cent, with 1882 bid.
state Securities were strong and in demand also at
the previous quotations. Gold, with speculative
buying, improved fraction-ll7i all7t Pacific
Mai was y cent better-ll3l 0ll3,. The Share
market showed in the range of the advance the par
iiaty OF buyers, N. Y. Central remaining at the quo
taon Of Saturday, sc! 9Gi; Erie old went up pct.
fSl 49,; Harlem Preferred y cent, 49, a i3i;
Michigan Central II, 4i ais Michigan Southern I
cent, 3it Q344; Guaranteed 9 q cent, 6SI a sSI;
Illinois Central | y cent, 6Ci967; Galena II y
cent, 75io76; Toledo Il, to col COL; Rock Island
9 y cent, 72t d724. Bonds showed usual strength:
Erie 30 at DC; Michigan Southern Cd, 92las3; Sink.
ing Fund, 1Oii el04I; ST. Louis Tene Haute aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. II.-Corros--Siles Of Mon
day Tuesday aud "Wednesday 600 bales The ms ket 1. h
regular and dull ard rroes AID lower Specuaou sGA
exporters took SO bales.
STATE TaADKTho Manchester market Is ns ctve but
firm.
BRy.psrryys hard.on. Spence Co. Wakefield NesA
Co. and Biglsnd Alhys Co report Flour dull and I'd
lower than Friday quoted % td29. Wheat grit hut
sesdy Red Western s2doa; Red southern 1915 gloi 81;
White Western 10 9Gll ;; White Southern l692. CON
dull and unchanged; mixed % 9d29.
PPOvIsIossThe auihoriie' report Beef dnlL
pork dull. Bacon tending downward. Lard inactive and
price, uuchAnse1. Taow quiet but steady.
Rice sales small Coffee inactive and tending dpwnwad
Room inactive SPIRITS Tupentine quiet Jute excited AID
al denrr.
LoxDoS M,HKKr, London. SEPT IN -RREArsTupYs dull.
SUGAR hrn CoPYEK totive. TIA anie, bat steady Bics
tending upward TAtLow buoyant q, 1913 LiNsEED Or
nfmer. sal-s Il ~ ltd+3
Coa.oIs- Cousos closed Wednesday at e3f money
AsyRcAS SsCuWlrfzs fat; Illinois CentfAs. SAC dis
crunt; Enes y. asa
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. E-CoTToS-The Brokers
Circular reports the sales of the week 1850 h,es The
market co,.d b~syy and dull ct decline Il ID y No. Spec
usiors took TO- 80 and ypoers SO bales Tie sales todsy
fFrdAyl ated a. 600 bales and kst closss
buoyHnt and tie higher The uhorix-d quotations.
FAIR Orleans ..........-3od Mddius oresns.....?7d
Fair Mobiss............29d Mddling Mobes..... 25lA
tair Uplsnds .2Sd. lMddns tplsDds ..2fd
TIE stock in port Is estimated ~ 70 SO bales. including
II. eco American.
BRBApsrrYps-flour easier. Wheat steady except for
tas lower qualities which slightly lower. Con firm.
Provisions aIe Hat.
LONDON. Sept IL
cousols for money 9Ji
I,noi. Genital shares ssd4s discount Fries. 3iA
Tie bullion in the Bank has decreased f37,ooo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAN
ORR CAPE RACE.
Conflicting RumorS About Caribaldis Health
HIS WOUNDS SAID TO BIZ sERIoua
SHARP LETTER OF GEN. BIXIO.
Loss Of French Steamer Prince Jerome

CAPE RACE. Monday Sept. %, 1867
The steamship Nova Scotan, from Liverpool On
the llth via Londonderry the 18th inst, arrived
off this point at o'clock yesterday Sunday evsl.
ing. She was boarded by the news yacht Of De
Associated Press and o summary Of her newu
obtained.
The dates per the Nova Scotian are two days later
than those already received.
The steamship Glasgow, from New-York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

BASvARD's MrssIssIPPi-THE WAR SECTION
A new source ofenteraipment. combining instruction.
with amusement, has been naugurated in rle cry I"
Brooklyn under the auspices Of Mr.. Mathews. Ihe
initiatory meeting was held week ago under the
direction of Mr. Barnard, who exhibited bis tine
paintings of the Mississippi. war section bias been
added to this celebrated panorama. The paintings
now comprise views Of the great river from ths
Balize to Cairo, and from St. Louis northwari, Hna
the war section includes the battle of Bemon',
with flashing artillery and terrible musketry vi''s
sketch of the gunboat Csrondele running past isa'o
Ten in a thunderstorm, and the bombardmenI 81
Yicksburg and of Forts Philip and Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

A Handsome PREsESr.-By the note gwen %
low, it will be seen that the Hon. Charles D. SPen
GER, with view to encouraging oil patriotic move
mens, has made "a very handsome present to Col.
Hopkins Of the % Regiment, Metropolitan Gnsrts;
No .eIosoox r.nt,cr Nkw -YosK, Sept. 49, 1901
EPHNAiN Y. PATTERSON. CEoaak "AhShn' '""'""
hte Sr,eSah Precinct -. A. .....,,snv-
inc psr Of IVORY handed silver mounted Colts revolver
with and all ne.dfu sppurtcnahse, 70 .o' sn,
Metropolitan Guards -, .,. .-...,,. "a svf.
With eager pleasure that seize ths opportunity s,sh
d.nc. NV latitude for the coufteses aud Kindness OF w
hsy- so often the recipient Of the hsnds Of the m
b-rs Of the police force Of my Ward ,.,..
,.inah- oontribu lion 10 the army OF the nion ma,
Saw 70 Col Hopkins that hope that his command WIN %
peYn.d by the Government q fight Rebels In arms usI
The asboon aud Slavery It's ntaneus cause a.. crSsa's
eat Yours. slwsys, CHARLES ), SFSNSA~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

FoR TN Sick AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6
mopey for the benefit of sick and wounded soldle"
should be sent to G.. 7. Strong, Treasurer Of tho
Sanitary Commission, No. 6S Wall street. Conir-
buttons of supplies will be received at the rooms Of
tho Womaus Central Relief Association, No. ~
Third avenue Cooper Instituted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

REQuEsr Br TIE SANITARY CoMxIssIos.--Ths
Sanitary Commission, at the request Of Gen. Hsl-
lec, advise citizens generally against the practice Of
sending presen to soldiers Of articles which i! =
supposed will add to the ccnveniences p their camp
life. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

new levies arc yet for active service was shown by
the fact that q large number gave out under the
fatigue of the short march and burden Of their KNAPP
sacks and guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

The Young Mems Christian Association room, was
packed uncomiortably full last evening by u very
respectable and sIpreciatve audience, met for the
purpose of hearing DR.. Cuylsrs famous lecture Oh
European opinions of America. Mr. Vincent Col
yer presided. and the Rev. DIR. Duryea opened tho
exercises with prayer, after which the report was
read. 1t was nearly o'clock when DIR. Cuyler
commenced his admirable lecture, but the patient
assembly was we'll paid for the detention. This lee
turei is no, only fair and splendid criticism Euro
pean sentiment relating to American affairs, but an
able and eloquent plea for proclamation OF Eman-
cipaton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.--The large house, to-
gether with six lots Of land on the northwest corner
Of 9TH avenue and 9Th street, formerly occupied
by DR.. S. =. Townsend, will lie sold to-day at
auction at the Merchants Exchange by the Sheriff.
See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. James H. Hoyt, Superintendent of the New
York and New-IIaven railroad, very generously sent
forward the body Of Gen ManAeld without expense,
and also gave free tickets to ~ escort to Merien,
Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

BOARD or ALDrRMES.-No meeting OF the Board
was held yesterday for want Of quorum, only three
members being present.