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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
Railroaos.
.ESTERN RAU.ROAn-

Es5EsssSz7s5=F WESTERN RAILROAD
IEs= =a:5: SPRING ARRANGEMENTS Com.
= Ez----.m eneng MONDAY, May S, lse2.-Bos-
Leave worcester for Albany and Way Stations, lac
commndaon) at 30 a. M and p, m
ForNew York and albany, (eApl 9.55 a. m. and $40 p
New York Mail train 10 p. m.
Railroad Connections Sat Albany with the New York
Central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with tie Harlem and Hudson and
Bgs59n rafas AZ satf Linz ne With The HO9sst0nic
Adams, and Stockbridge and Pittsfield railroads At
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spr G.
field and Connecticut River Railroads Al Palmer with
town and Amherst rair' ads. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
worcester May i,isSs HENRY "' GSRY, supt
Esszsss1- WORCESTER & NASHUA
ts5szs rs. s / 4 ILRoAD- SUMMER ARRANGE
Leaye Nashus att a. m. and Il m, and s.m.
AT NSsn4s al trains connect with the trains Of
ne Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Mea9 On Tysa.i Snd Vermont Central Railroad
AT Groton junction, trains ect directly with the
~ ms q tge stony BROOK Railroad and also with train!
train from Boston; and at Fch6Grg with trains Of the
vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
o'clock for Lsws wa stations stopping TO take up
passengers when signals made Returning leave Low
For further particulars and connections with othe
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New EpG
worcester June 49, 1852 dtf -
EzzEEszzsssgszz PROVIDENCE & WOR
r ss=ss=::5=555=.a CESTER RAILROAD - Summer Al
May 8, 1852
Passenger trains viii leave Worcester for Providenos
and way stations at 100 and lS0 m, and 400 p.
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 20 ana
ll.t5 q. m, and 4.20 p. m.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 7.2O,
$50, 1880 1I.45, a. M, 1900 ~, ana lS0 $50, $50
&.20, $50. $50. 100 500 D. m.
Leave Valley Falls at 625 I co. CO. 6.5S 1905 IL. oe
a. m. and Loo, las, 90, 500, 400, 5.55. sos and
730 p. ~ -
Those trains in bold figures are the Worcester trains
The worcester trains connect at Providence with
ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
commonwealth to and from New York via StoningtOn.
At Worcester Junction with Trains to and from the
western, worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor
cester, Boston and Worcester and Worcester and Nor
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West,
can be obtained at the Office Of the Company Provi
dence at as low rates SIS by any other route.
8. Il. TABOR. Sup't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A DRUG-

~ GISI;-FOR SALE-A well selected assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals fixtures and good will
OF Drug store, which has done good trade for the
past seven years. There is also connected with the
above business soda and mineral apparatus for
Misunderstanding soda and mineral water which has done
prontable bushes for the past ten years. The eo
branches of trade will be sold together separate it
nav suit the purchaser Address Z. nj. ". Worcester
Mass diff III
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation
Early Indiscretion or Abuse,

1nulSpositon to EXertion, loss of Power
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathinc
Weak Nerves. Tremblinp
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness
Dlnness OF VISION; Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Flushing of the Rodv
Muscular System. Eruptions on The Face
Hollands. PalIid Counfensnce
Dryness of the Skin,
These symptoms, If allowed to 90 on which this mod
tlne invariably removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUI1Y, ETILEPTIC FITS,
n one of which the patient may expire Who can So
Diseases, ~
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware OF the cause of their suffering but
none VIII confess The records of the Insane Asyums
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption hear annie
witness to the truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine strengthen and nvigor
aye me system, which HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BU
Gnu invariably does. A trial will convince the most
skeptical. O "''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
LUCIUs MERRIrIELD.

L a Q he of the Piano Forte.
Rooms in Aliens Block, Main and Park Streets
Constantly hand, and for sale cheap for cash fIARo
toRFES and MELODEONS. Also on hand and for sale
cheap If applied for soon, second hand ORGAN, sRit
able for small chzrch. Cost s23S DIR jas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
THOMAS EDWAW6,

Teacher of Painting Sc Drawing,
Portraits Painted and Copied.
Rooms No. 20 Flagg's Building Opp Bag State Houss)
Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
The Greatest Bemedy of the Age.
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; prepa alton which daily
experience proves 20 be most speedy and ecacious in
its operation. and is Warranted Harmless and always
in ali cases. when used according to the rec
tions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
FemnIe CathoIIcon q Regulator of the Al

S-0ther preparations styled "Female Cathocon'
are being widely advertised purporng to be OF different
classes of strength and at prices graduated accordingly
the inventions of who have Just claim to medical
knowledge or experience much less of any knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcana practice, and all such
mpositions and scales of prices, but devices
adopted to deceive and begule the unway and the cred
uous and lead to the sale and OF spurious if not alb
sOlutely injurious articles
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
n i W d S e VERY
= ~ 2 1 L A N 1.
HAIR AND Wits EKs,

however gray to their Original Colsr and imparng to
the hair any shade required, from DELICATE
BROWN TO A DEHF BLACK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16

This compound is offered the BEST THING KNOWN for
The above purposes. 1t is Of application consist
ing of only preparation; does crock smut and
leaves the hair Of most beautifully SOFT GLOSSY ap
peArance, and of most permanent and natural coior
In the use Of this article, all the usual soapng wash
ing and pongng OF the harris dispensed with and Its ap
plication is perfectly simple.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16

Take no Balsam, Mercury or Unpleasant Medicine for
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16

WIN. H. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS
w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men be accommodated in the most approved style
"a lair Dressing and Bathing Rooms are also attach
ed for the accommodation of Ladies' Also all kinds
Hair work on hand made order. Children's hair
cut in the most approved manner. Capable Females
n. B.-Cash paid for hair. diff ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16

for the cure of Private Diseases in either Sex will at all
times be found safe, prompt efficient in Graduating
disease either acute or chronic and curing all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-16
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BoTTI

have been sold within the last Ten Months and the graf
flying result has been the propt and thorough restois
ton OF Hundreds OF Females, who have sought relic
its indisputable right to be styled the greatest
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miscellaneous.

g NJ PETTENGILL & CO, No. 81
Ne Park Rev New York and No State street. Bos
ston are Agents for the Worcester Daily spy, in
those cities and authorized take Advertisements
and Subscribers Tor at our iotoest rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

At the stand near the Third avenue the meeting
was called to order BY JANIS KELLY, and Mr..
KwAHsKI WAS introduced, who addressed the Assem-.
hy in German and English.
Horace GREELEY was next introduced, and was
received with three cheers. lie passed in review
the history of tho Rebellion, and in the of his
remarks, referring to the present policy of the Gov
erument, predicted Q speedy termination Of the
War.
Mr.. SMITH, CHARLES c. SPENCER, FRANK LAM
BERT and others, also addressed the meeting, their
remarks being received with loud applause. In
answer to an inquiry from some person in tho crowd
in regard to Seymour, Mr.. LAMBERT remarked
"Oh he's only stick that can make good speech
but the devil cent has he given toward carrying Oh
the war"
About II o'clock the outside meeting were ad'
journed amid a display Of fire works.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

ARRlNED....W .WEpSrspAY, Oct t-MdhsM.
Park rall Frenchl Blanc : Thomas - doys ~ pSHa.
to A H. Solomon Oct g. lat. 81 TO- lon. "A o. SPOKE u D
sle MOI A.outg gomery. cruising, all we'll ,,.u
Bk Morniss Isht Waiter Liverpool Sept O. coal and sa'
to tlarbcck j TO. -, ao lava q,
ialk Gces'emurde (Hsnl Kulken, London % days III
ballast to unkart & Co. a., ,,,.,..,,r, n
Big Avon Or Of Sunderand), Doughty w"eto,u
days In ball,st to M eT Sept - laIoJ 49, ION g. sp.
- bry thompson oin Hoyhcad FOR Quebec . asy' QUIZ
d. . q o. lon 30 spoko Br. bhs Agra nom e'p'''
Tor hew.lork. - days out. ~, n I,
Bng Eaecutivo tof Bangon Gorhsm, Gfapd TURK "a -
Sept - sat To NJ o Plsbay. Saw Br bag ida apV ~,
going H. The lrg Watham Allen, fer Boston, sailed on 'n
cay previous and the 9th inst OIL Hi!seia' WIZ ''
main mast. =. $, -.,... n
Br lumming Bird PuI. Pot Royal 10 days store, !.
D. D. lompkins. Has had NJ H. winds during the sh'u'
80, n n .
ris ouanso tBr. ofsydnay c. b. Brown, Lnssp' ~ D.
10 DAYS, osl 10 master
seLr Col Satter.y, Smith. Aiexsndris , days
BELOW--Brg la, from West Indies
Rris VIM Moore DANISH unknown.
Ec,r, Jessie lbIL nepskaALiAS, N. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
Outside Me.finQs.

At each Of tie stands On the outside large anC
enthusiastic meetings were held, and from 3 until
near II o'clock, tlero was 10 lack of speakers oi
auditors. The most noticeable feature was The large
attendance Of well-dressed women, who thronged
the neghboriDg sidewalks, and even mingled with
the crowd in front Of tie stands, listening aiteniiycy
10 the speeches and uaiting in tic applause. Tie
weather was exceedingly propitious, the night being
brilliantly Illuminated by full bright moon.
In the early part Of tho eyon4g there WIS quite a
display OF fireworks, and some excellent mu,ic b.
brass band. At the stand near the Fourth avenue.
the meeting was called to order By hr. d. d. T..
Marshall, who made "a few remarks pertinent 20 tho
occasion, and concluded by introducing the the Hon.
Henry Il. Stanton. The applause with which this
gentleman was received having subsided he spoke
az follows:
SPEECH or HENRY Il. STANTON.
FELLOw-CITI4Egs:--I tLall spcail plainly TO-
night Viewed from the standpoint Of tie P.esi-
dents Proclamation Of Freedom the horizon nil
around looks bright and beautiful. But wish did
not eel inpeled TO say, that have more confidence
IN the ultimate overthrow OF Slavery than have IN
the salvation of ny country. The earthquake tread
# this war Is snatteiins Slavery from base TO lin
nace. Gods thundegoOlts are smiling il, aud il
viii 80 down with = crash, rapidly crumLle in
rulns ILouu afliihse.I but, alhh iOf tho Cove RI
ment Of Washington ana Jefferson, Of Hamilton and
rompkins, Of jackson aud Webster DO great, 60
grand, l cannot 70 confidently say that /,
viii stand, 30 That Slavery Will fall. /" Hear"
" hear" Listen 10 the argument, but do not
me. The lstofy OF mankind does
bot exhibit ID chaI ter which records ihG. thor
Dughly united people, numbering lire millons.
who were struggling u gooi faith for independence,
were ever fubdued by even twenty millions not
more brave than themselves. Our own revolution
il an illustration Of my proposition. WIKI yastly
Inferior NUMBER, and without military or naval re-
sources we successfully resisted power whose
ors belted the earth, and whose fleets viii ened all
seas. lApplause.l But We 1ere united, sincele,
brave, and hesisted lot to ali available means
o achieve triamfh. Renewed applause. Now,
n three particulars the present contest may be DIS
inguished from the general history Of such srug-
yIes. The t'outh are waging this war false pre-
enses. They are fighting for governmental inde-
'snteuce buttHey are also lighting fosa political EYE
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
LOCAL MILITARY NATTERs.
TwFLrTH REGIMENT. y. Y. s. n.

TwFIrTH REGIMENT. y. Y. 6. II.
This regiment, Col. Wm. q. Ward, was yesterday
by Capt ThliJeg' r Mo G, lie th United States Infantry
Col Nad presen, eryng General Court Martial
a. Washington, srd Les-Ce sseEloe IL IL mrand oi 'as
regiment
SECOND BATTALION DURYEE's ZOUAvES.
This regiment Was yesterday mustered into ser.
vice .hs camp OF Staten l.ni Aeoo. zoo men 1e Je'
ARRIVAL OF 4 REGIMENT FROM THE GREEN
MOUNTAINS.
The l2th Regiment Vermont State Militia arrived
a, Jersey City "wednesday rornus in tho steamer Con
az btaeboro on Tuesday afternoon. Ihl. regiment
composed of Of the best young socially that hsvs
formed by several o tie officers that among pryaes alone
rs,y ~ 600 90 worth of property ropreseuted showing
patriotic They number Loo men, are armed with
spdr sfcl Ges pattern Of 1902 and fully equipped
Cosnci-A.a B. Blant St Johnsbury Lieut Colonel
Ro.w. FsrnhsIn. Bradford MajorLev e. kir s.ey, Rnt
tertiary Nrownson Rutland Chapan-Lcuis o. Bra,tov
Il Johps5ury. surseon-b r. k.tcham, Manchester: A.
'6nt D. 81 oIS n'hoSa
Goeors, H. Bglow BnTiinstoo; Comn',sry .SeEsesnt-,
Arlias,os Drum.M1jor-P. II. Downer Rutland.
Company a. from West Wipd'of-Csgsin, sayadsei Firh
Lieutenant Nsi.e secgnd Lieutenant, Warren
Company 3, Wooistoes.C.rs'9, Ora Psol jri Lietsn'
snts q. l.. Rsymone. O. L. Dim.cs
Company C. Bullusoa-CaptAin, Lemue W. PaseI Lieu
tenants Wing and Loomis.
Compsny D. brldso-Csptsin D. f. Coles Leutenan:,
Fainheu ard Davis.
Company +, st. Abans-Csptain, Glberti Liea,enanss
Robinson aud Kitirtse
Company Nosthhcli-Csp,alu d. Thomas Lieutenant
Cleveland aud Howard.
Company O. Brandon-C.P,.ia F. ). onnsbeei Lisu;en-
ants T.. II Gris void aud l.. J. Cloyea
Company H. - I'D ord-c ,ptan, s. Chsmbsrlsin Leu
tenants, ChAmberlan aud KY.
Company !, saNtou. N,er-Csp,sp' Roandsyi Lie0'ea'
ant. Russell - -,
Company X, Ru'i,ni-Csp.siu Walter Z. Lsndon Lieu
ter tnts y q. Stacy aud h. NJ. Rounds ,,,,.
Col Iluut went out a. Fist utaat Of the 81 Vermont
three year. men and subsequently promoted
good conduct tie Leu Coone y OF tne o,
IN hh rsnaci,y he served through all the Penio
campaign anl rr.uei at position upon uens eeesa
Colonel OF the ~ d esinent -, =. ,,..,
Rsgim.nt three months men, also MAJOR hine-huy
Tho regiment et Jerey City about noon 10 Two sles
,n Of 90. fer hisur been provided with eiIeshnsn"
by the Eew.Ens sud A.socIaton
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

By reference to the special notice column it VIII
be seen that the Kings County Republican Genera'
Committee have desigaated The places for the pri
mary elections which take on the l0th instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
Russcnacrs Arrived
rutrst ship News.

In ,i.p CGioaH from LirefS polhlss C~ihsrine W. heb
un, brooklyn, Master Wm. 4. Gray. Francis s Cray
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

lEnihusiaslic and long continued applause.1
Mr. STANTON was followed by Messrs. 7. S. IAv.
BERT, G. L. WHITEHEAD, Horace GRrrLyy. g
DUNs, Mr.. THOMSON, DR.. SNoDcRAss and DIR.
WILDER, each of whom mado brief and pcrtipept
speeches. which were loudly applsaded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
Board Of suue.vi.ors.

ION riril
Adjourned Session rus.dss. Nov r. 1907, Gr)ck p u
Thr board met pu'ltnt 70 ,aournn. g. ia Av' 1haaoef
P,s.srt-fIyshF Purdy e,q President, In the rh.r add
snpr,y,os hunt Bdsg., Conner Dssis Ey. Roche Little.
,t.wat W~in.suu, anu -hois-ll.
Tue inmate " sbe $40 prccsils nesting ~oe f"aI ard
approved ..
The following cnnmuncatoa fsceivcd hsns copy Of
t. orio, ~ H. pfcn- coIr delois fsn b. fs. on To
AZ 1.nrr,i Iru,af ~, supreme Court, hed a, the Ci'y
isol
Trs,rp,-The Hon. Daniel T. lugIah.D, .oorss g. bar.
nsid ILoms. " I..rlc ). !.
40 People 'e The Mercantile Rsntss The ,onmis'
oD~r Of tarr' aud As.ossmsnti or ,e C, aud County
T. procc~s having t. be head ngou the p,'i.
tion lr.en.r ~ Ire sb've rcitef' HE itct,.i A'nk
AID ih. via cs'nVts thofrup'n lfntd 90 ihe ihi
.ou-r. Il Faxes and A.sy-a cate" f'r The Cir apd
Curry II New tofS. AID h" return az SAID nmii'l
aud due d, hua bcus hal . Ia do5i ird adad.ei
the stocks. bunis. and srrinArs itf1oi ~ cue Nnfu
o.. ACT ~ Congo, -poi An 40, - ArsorIa sne Ia ir
Of nr.d tars igu Ia Ir Nrurn len Ah't, N ia
trb,u.y % g2 uu. exempt i ftrt end "a Is If-
ts ordered aud al dsd nat The sts,ss n'na' .' one
srcars ur w., tan tuird stuss npseqiert 70 tue 'sd
10Th d., oi February. 800 rad s1thos.ed s''H a'' a."
exempt floi tsnsttVn, =, -,
~ the yaHe ui the ;ai al stoch Vi the sai 'i" '
haIA mAie and oe'omiuet by ~" sooNr ieAp'tne"v
tonais'l"ae' c'Ae' aud A'.'s' si' 'S , ~ 10,
sni tSown "a Ihs Aunua Rscoid o. tho s'.e.'sd s's
q sal aud tie' i"f ~" war ~ ~
nou, ou suirn mo ,.ia the Mercantile banA 10 TAXA
mn, IA .rf.ns nd should conri,ed aud that 30 nieh -
al, MAJ At ga ot the siid r.Ator. he Aicc'nue Nehs
80 y. ,.v,.,.1 II, on saosa bonds aud oth-r arciflr-
I'm sub -queut t0 tho islh day OF fr0iusY ''- sNu
auiofi6-d by thu act o. tiat dsto' 10 oens'" -. -.
,,,,, h, th- aid r..roni-ns. 1h- Coumi-slon.i. ~
-. ana A,Aes . tor tho Iiiy snd County OF Ne
40 ,nr Annual Record OF abe asssssod siuaiion ~
~ npJ DC And that the sad I1Aioi' nay. 10
or.u.uce of al oTOsf ~ tbN 1ouf ihhsn'u W
-, 81 the ant - ~ the capth s'ocs u '.iri
m IA, a., oA. nd and otner .oeutrs Issued ny ne OIe
-,.tr, from, - Oh appe.rs tha, Cd, sun 81 i"ui
t n All. to us md three huudrca Aad nlht or az -
And - ,.a Ssu,s M ps VI Ls' 's' 'A'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Iourn Kccnc's Thenter.

We may describe the new fairy spectacle. Blon-
dette." which WIS last evening produced ut this
theater, ss 4 very bad piece very Handsomely put
mon ,ho sage. Tho utmost Indulgence that can he
granted even to plays Of this order, in which scenic
effects are understood to supply deficiencies Of
blot language and scion ia exhausted in the pres
en-, case. If it's faults were merely negative, We
would strain point, and pass them by. But they
are too positive in their u-remitting defiance OF the
decent instincts of an audience to 30 overlooked
In Blondette" coarsness of idea takes tue place OF
ingenuity Of design, and cesscess vugari'y Of dis'
losue is all that ia vouchsafed to make good the
want Of wit. The details 100 dsagreeable TO be
touched. even with tue point Of the pen. We re-
6pooish our recollections Of them with unqualified
satisfaction.
There is 10 question: however, about the bri!iarcy
of come OF tbe scenery upon which great reliance
appears to have been placed. The only pity is, that
il is 90 infused There are three four pictures OF
remarkable effectiveness that of "L.ce palace q"
winning the most applause for itssymmetry ana deh'
cacy. Each of the three acs closes with view
upon which vast labor and expense must bave been
hvisbed. With q play simply tolerabe, these
would have been sufficient to attract public attention
for considerable period. AS it is. We apprehend
the pill will prove too bitter for the gliding.
40 opportunity for acting 10 sforded, 80 ali consd'
era,on of that point may he a. once dispensed WITH
The only applause, except that elected by the scene
~, was awarded to the singing Of Mrs. Sedey Brown
and NJ ss lone Burke. We must do the actors the
justice to say that they did not sggrsvate but in
some cases msstsd, the cosrseness of the effects IN
tended We have no disposition to predict the fate
of " Bondette." Popular Judgment must determine
that matter Its repetition for every night this week
is announced Oh the bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
testimony before the Committee there Is no reason 70
sn.nn,, Kat Secretary Floyd issued tiis order from

testimony before the Committee there Is no reason 10
sn.pe,t that Secretary Floyd issued tuls order ifoh
suy fn,sfer motive. Its date was months oelo'e
NJ Lincoln's nomination FOR the Presidency, hod
n.,rIr a year before bis election, and wliie the
: er.isry wa, still an svowed opponent OK seees-
e,ou. Indeed the testimony OF Col. Craig aud Capt
Aa,oaaitr, Of ire Ord ace, before th' Cowmistee
j. wholly inconsistent " III any evil insentloa on mis-
part. ,,.v;., g.
thou,Ind ancient riaes OF q caiber then no longer
used, are transformed by Gen. Scott into "ii',ooo
exi IA muskeis and riaes, with nll their implements
and Ammunition" This is the irst time l have
heard-certainly there wss nothing of the kind be-
fore the Coumitee-tbst ammunition was sent with
these condemned and iaferior arms TO tier places OF
erorag.-u-t as though they had been intended not
for ss.le, bul for Immediate use In the FIELD. Tho
rath H. that it is impossible to steal arm, and trans.
por, them from one depository 10 another without
The know led.e and active participation Of the OIL
cers of the Ordnance Bureau both III Washington
md at these deposiIones. 1t may be observed that
Col. Cng the head OF the Bureau at this Pe,iod,
was as orrect an officer end as loyal and as honest
u u.an as exists in tho country. ,,
Yours. very respectfully, JAMES BbCHANAN'
JgAear.Gnd no Laaeoss.T Nov. II, isb2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

REruBLIcAs CRY CoSyESTIoS.-Tbis Conven
ton met last night tho Republican Headquarters
corner Of Broadway aud Twenty third street. for the
purpose Of completing its nominations. L. Deahsld
Smith occupied the chair. Alter calling the roll, srd
tho admission of substitutes 10 the place Of absent
delegates, the Convention proceeded TO business.
The following re solutions we're offered:
Re,r>d Tbs. IN he judgment Of this Convention Is
y-drut 81 this time 20 make sct partisan nomination
fJf Counsel o. tho Co,p1fsiion.
R.saUss Ihn, realizing tie vital Importance Of elrctng 20
the oic@ Of Couns. 70 the Coipofs not only man Of
sbty and ntegty bu aso OF thorough indereudrncs
sni 1nraa l-ysiios & the pubir welfare recon
mend a. our frlo~ the support for that poon vi
Eicha,d O'Bofn..n. the Peep e's canddre.
A lengthy md animated discussion ensued pro and
con on the motion to adopt these resolutions until
finally Ito mover of them asked permission e. With
draw ,hem which request was granted with but
few dissenting voices.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate a
candidate for Corporation Counsel, and on the fi's,
ballot Charles s. Spencer received 81 votes and
Alexander w. Bradford CT. The vote wa' made
unanimous, aud tie Convention adjourned after APP
pointing COMMITTEES to wait upon Mr.. Bradford ana
notify him Of he nomination.
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NibIo,s Garden.

Mrs Herons temperance as Camille attracted
last evening another large and enthusiastic audience.
Tonight Mr. Forrest presents Macbeth" for the
second time. Its first performance, on Monday was
thoroughly successful, aud the new scenic sceessories
which have been contributed by Mr.. Whea,ley aiG-
ed greatly to the effectiveness OF the representation
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Tux CoNSoLLr AND OHo"NAS MACHINE
SsAsH,D.-L,st night a meeting OF delegates Tom
the Constitutional Union parry was held ~ Wright g
Hotel, when Ricaard Is. Connolly appeared before
them and declined the nominuion for Controller
which they bad rendered him. The party, amid en-
thusmsic cheers, then iudor'ed the noinnluons OF
Tsmnany aud Mozart. The nesting was private
yery-ihe uim most care beiag taken that Mr.. COnuol
ly's reasons for declining shold not reach the re-
porters and be made pubic. His desire u maintain
the unity Of the party was Assigned IL. tue cause.