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, 1862-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. 2a-AsHrs-Xa.ket quiet
I'D steady Eith small sales at $ssl8 for potts. and
F1ern -BeRard e dis for -four continues moderate
aid the market IL without important change.
erles B. e 12,N9 trls at 95.MG3:f5 toz super state;
do; 8 1905 s5 for super western is s@s % for
common I'd medium extra western; Is 1905 IS for
common to good shipping brands extra round hoop
heavy for common and firm f,r good grad.a. Can
taliops sales SO 5ils It IS 5sSs Of for eomeon
5?5 aGS e esan sneas s. i1ss saet sy
unchanged.
WHISKY Steady: Sales $50 b.ls at sansaxc.
penny in fteiehts. This market has declined Tic ie
per bn,, with fair demand for export Sales 27,o00
~ Chieago fprtEG a. 81 e6@115; q 500 b. Mil
a s. ie55s b. 1ntef red re- a~sst Westein roMa 4
$121@t36; 15N no bu Amber Michigan at S1,BA
1.98; 13,ct0 bu extra choice do A. 81 29ihl .a0:
6n ., b9 choice amber Green By at 5i21K 1900
whiie Michigan at s; N0l47 Rye quiet a. 6sD
sCc Tor wests1n: aQs2G for state. Barley dua
3sd s f nontnal 9 Gosn solse heavy. With sales Of
G1c extra choice do: s4057c for eastern: 4tN
SC for dnmaged and heated. Oats firm at t4G15lc
for 1creey. Ga1ada western aud state.
s 6GRccEEEs- Cohee-market rules very firm,
Sngsr-1aw more acttye prices advanced &c y D.
M9laeees firm and in fair demand.
II,oy1s19Hs-Demsnd TO; for pork moderate, and
Luz n
brl9- et1-76Gu 87A far mess; Sl1.004t150 81 Tor
prime mess; &1O 12xG1tO.2s for prime Beef
quiet and drm- sales, AtJ brts. extra at $55,m
10 for country prime; s. loG10.73 for county
mefs; tl2to@ia15 for rcpacked mess and tl3 81
G13ssA for Extra ness. Prime mess heef dull
and L. .minal}y unchanged Beef hams active
Sa1ee, 10 brls choice western at $13o0D!6 81 Cut
MEATS are firm at iEG4ssc for shoulders. TG57xc
foe hams Bacon rides inactive. Lard steady
with fatr demand Sales, ISIS br1s q: 9n9.<e.
Butter selling At l2GisHc for Ohio; 1s1sJc III
state. Cheese firm at TGIJLC.
BALTIMORE. S=pt. n 2-F1ouR-Flour du11.
Ohio IS s71e46 50
GHAlN-Nhcas firm, white 81 551tGS; rcd
81 :3Gt1 40. Corn scarce, white 70n72I y.1in,r
69GTc Oats quiet
NulskF-Firm AZ a2Hc.
Pno<1s1oNs-Sreaay.
0SWEGO. Sept t21.-F1orR-Cnchaus
GRAN-Wheat sEeadv, with moderate mi4l;ne
| at NC; 3,G0 tn. W:nter red state at 81 13: red
| wi1tcr Indiana held at sta which ia shore tfe
views OF rnytra Corn dull. Sales, 2500 bu. Illi.
nnis at 4se Other grains quiet.
CANAL fRElGHTs-Flrm but unchanged. Flou,
| Sic. wheat 49, corn ,15&c to New Yors,
.InrcR7s-1, al brls douz, 1874 bu. wheat. HOO
la. corn, 9,(GU bu. barley.
ExroeTE- 2 2a9 b1ls. flour, 1p,G0o, bu. wheat
s3,H0 tu. corn.
BUFFALO. Sept 22-FLorH-Narket on1et.
| GHA1S-Wheat shade easier. Sales Of Greer
Bay club ut 81 t2; red winter Illinois at 81 r1k
| go winter Ohio and Indiana at S,-09 Corn quiet
| Saies u sound at 4sc; unsnund in good supply
ard market quiet. Oats very firm and in good dc
nlatd. Sales Of 81 O ho.. the greater potion I,
arrive, at 44c. Barley and rye quiet.
WulsKrr-Narket quiet. No ea1es.
LAhE !MP"HTs-s6 loo b:ls. flour, 23l, 900 bu
! ExPoRTs-15O00 pu. wheat, 7B,cQ0 bu, corn
16,GsD tn. cats, 6, Go bu ryc
, 1862-09-23

FROM TIE CITE.
c. T. J. Arion J.W. Waushop
]; G. Ginde,e John Lyle King
" 1. Churth Sidney Smilh
6. j. F1anss IN. Wilson
w 4. NcAllistcr Joseph Ii. dill
Il. Greer ebauln john IL aluhlkc
L. RreutAnO E. q Layued
Elliot Anthory A. C. He:ing.
FnoN THE Cou.;THT--J. Il. Pahlman, Pa1atins;
I: thatrtup. Worm; n. e Elles cicero: Charles
Evanston; E. ). Williams Hyde Park.
Upon motion, the report Of the Committee
Was adopted.
]. D. Ward offered the following which was
ca1i.d unanimously:
Reso'red, That dc}eeatcs una5lcto attend shall
they fail to 60 go then the remaining d:1esa.cs
shall hare power to ill any vacancy, aud Ihat the
dsicsases IN attendance pe epnow:1ed to cast the
Mr.. Coventry moved that the delegation BE-
instructed to present the name OF Ion. C1'pas
Buzz to the convention for CONGRESSMAN at
lsrge ard to cast their votes Tor him.
The motion met with unanimous oppo;i-
ton nj oil hands, the Convention pseferring
that the deli grtion SHOULD g. untrafnmeled.
Tie Committee on Reeso'ut1oos returned md
submitted Mr. Waughoo's resolution. as
above, for their report. Mr.. Lampsrtz offered
t4E tG4loh4EE III duAlL1Uu.
Resoered, That the means Of eds.ctually crushing
the rebellion III thu lsansr Of tho President a.
tho Executive sf the peoples Will. embodied in
the Cun1fcasloA Act
| Consid, Fable discussion followed, which
| was terminated by the passage Of N otion 10
| lay the whole subject Of resolutions upon the
table, tic meeting prclernng that the dclega
| tion should 20 to Springfield without plat
| forms oiEcr than those i'm Slied in the cali,
| Having their construction to the Convention.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned.
Important to Owner: a,. aud Masters of
The Collector Of this port has been instruc.-
cd to enforce the following llws and regull-
lions rsla,iye to tie coasting trade on tho
lakes:
Fsrst-1hc master OF every vessel is required
to tair the oath Of allegiance before the vessel
will hc permitted to clear.
S:tt..d-Tbe first section OF the Act OF Con
grees, Of July IA, 1862, requires that after the
first Of October nexs, the master Of every Yes
SCI, btfo1e departure from any port, sha1l fiji .
with the Collie c.or manifest and obtain q
clearance; this clearance must BE- obtained
tven If the vessel is hound to port in tho
tamc district or State; in default Of obtaining
atleazalce, fine of 80 is imposed, and the
49, 80 49, 49, ta3,~~,ra 49, T.ses,sr - f:.. :.
~, w. .hs. ~, -ae-a,s ~. s. -
s*.,'o c,z.oao u,r.o lhafo.a r,1ss:.- 49,
..~ 1850 .-,,, ~ s.-s-4 s .14
.,-.ae-s ~ ~ w. ~. -a 49, ou'4a
80 ''''' >'& - 1iA'
THEAs1Rx DEPARTMENT, Sept. Il, 1854.
sR;-aon , a1s ee'eoy instructed l. @ to permit no
1tcictf shall Rave 1lr-t rcportr to you 10 reports
shou.as,tambosts or nrope,]ers. which a-r;rs A.
light, !. qulfr modification Of this order to pre-
Tnt d.1sy IN the p:ost c 'tton OF thetr bnain:s..
,,,,cs,eon 10 IN 1xttsn~ tn n.,n,;not not -,
uh., tha,l Al rneh ifmc r. nsrht "a ~ NJ s
~" na;ro a. ~" rs,,n.,. " ~ 1aI ~ as ay
~ ~ Seesa,y. stSs.se g ~ n " ~ masters
III msn,f s.s s,nsrn1end 1bSs nn,nsan Ge1
80 "a -. -, -. -. ~ ,a tasn ~
| 1At Esans ~ ~ ~ Sattee ouo ~oAtA0Iea TT
, 1862-09-23

By Telegraph P.H STEAMER Nova scor1AS.
LIyEhrooL. Sept. Richard
son Speuce s. Co. Wakefield, Nash s CO. and
Bisland, Athya s Co. report flour dutl and Sd
Lover tn then on Ercay quoted sae Gd@:s. Wheat
white western lis 9d@1ls Sd; white aouthera 1fs
GdG1ss. Corn dull AID unchanged. Mixed zas cd
Q.9s.
PROVISIONS Some authorities report Beef very
DULL: Pork Gull. Bacon tending downward Lard
ttnctivc and prtces unchanged. TallQw qui.t but
steady.
AsnEs-Steady. Pots 3as.
GntcEK1Es--Qaiet but eteady. Coffee inactive
ar d 1cndipE downward.
LONDON, Sept. 10 -BnEAnsTUrFs
SCsn1 firm. Ctf1te active. Ten quiet but
steady Tal!ow, huuysat a. So 3l. Consols closed
"wednesday 93es for money. American securities
flat
LATEsr-L1sERrooI, Sept. II. B1ead,tufrs-
Flour. eatfer. What, steady except for lower
qualities which are slightly lower. Com. i'm.
Iuspos, Sept 12 -Couaols for money. o3ss
Bullion in bank has decreased .e57600.
, 1862-09-23

WANTED-AGENTS Male or
"! Fernale.-Axent wanted tn e7ery town Of tne
United States to sell j. Koh rsnew improved method
fer Cutting Ladies' Dresses Boys Clothing, Shirts 4c
secured By COPYRIGHT AGENTS nasing n95 e e Y
Of1ce No. Metropolitan Block. or address PoEs 01ce
Rox Ebx enclosing three cant postage ztsmp, CheaEo
III. de1th8a19m
, 1862-09-23
Gbt Ttitune.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, Is, 1869.
THE CITY.

~ See Assessors' Notice in to-day's adyer.
tisemeuts.-
, 1862-09-23

E1o1x BAT1EHT.-On F-iday Inst, the fol
lowing gentlemen were selected officers Of
this battery. Captain, G. ". Kendick; LIST
Lieut., A. N. Wood; Jr. LIST Lieut., ". ".
Paine. The election Of the other ofIicers was
postponed.
, 1862-09-23
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibunc.]
DETRo1r, Sept. 2, 1862.
Er-Prcpe. Mohawk, Michigan; bsrks Rawaon,
Northwest, Fame, Hoyt, Chicago. Twilight
brigs canopue, Banner: schrs. Cuyahosa, Fulton,
Robinson, Lone Star. Ion, Baltic, Aucturus,
Die Vernon, Thornton, Elaner, Denmark.
Dowx-P1op. Ogdcnshnrsh; bark Two Fannies;
schrs. Maria, Johnson, Whaling, Sea Bird, Foote.
Roberts, Fiske, Pendeld, Scandinavian, Oneida.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS,
VESSELS ARRIVED At Bu RFALo FRox Cl11cAGo
Sept l9-P1ops Buffalo. Pittsburgh. Mohawk.
Bril-. Alex eNitche1l SchEs Live Oak, Joseuh
Cochrane, GastiIcn. Grey EAGle.
VESSELS CLEARED FRox BCFFAIo FOR CHICAGO
Sept l9-Prup Free State, Sun, Pittsburgh,
Bark Sun-hIne Briss Rosclas. Hutchinson. Alex
Mitchell, Globe Schrs Josephine. Lawrence.
VESSELS PAes1SG THROUGH TIE WELLAxD
CAHAL-Ne are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dore for
the following list Of vessels passing through the
Ne11Ara cAna1.
, 1862-09-23

~ "sAtlautic Monthly" and aContincn-
tal'' for October have bean received by Nc
Nally & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-09-23

PERSONAL Kirkwood, Of Iowa, &C.
companied by his private secretary, Thomas
H Sheppard. Esq, passed through this city
last evening on his way to attend the meeting
of the Governors Of loyal states at Altoona.
, 1862-09-23
BDQrDing.

POARDING.-Wa. tsd two ger
j ttemen to board. Twill occupy room tog-taeE)
ut ISL State street. sc1-111SIw
, 1862-09-23
The report was accepted.
CANTEUDERRY HAL

CASTERDERRY HAIL.
The petition of A. J. Sink, proprietor OF
Cante1be1y Halt. asking that his yearly
1ictrse might be continued at 500. Was
called mp.
AID. Holden: moved 10 amend by substitu-
t1rg the sun Of 5000,
The merits ana dcmcrits Of Canterberrr
Hall were tretly discussed. Several OF the
Aldermen confessed to having occasionally At
tended that place, and expressed va
1ie'y Of opinions as To the character ana
s'moral tone" OF the performances.
AID. Hulden's amendment was lost. Tess
Z; nays Q.
The rsroustrances against the p.t;tion
we're then read.
AID. Holden moved to amend by substitut-
frg ESQ. as the price OF the license.
The yo;c on this amendment stood arcs 10:
nays 6. The report WAS then adopted ~
amended.
uARBoR MASTER.
The Mayor eubuitt~d the appointment OF
Anton Burke, as Hsrbor Master, and asked the
concurrence Of the Council. Tue appoint
1nent Was confirmed.
NORTH MARKKT HALL,
AID. Harvey asked that the use of North
ha!ket Hal! be granted for the purpose OF
military drill, two nights In each Eeea. The
power to act. "A'''
The Council then adjourned
, 1862-09-23

CAVALRY Boo9s.-Cokes' "U. 8. Cavalry
Tactics ~ Nolan on the i" Training Of Cavalry
Ho1ses;'' McC1ellan's European Cavalry, &c.
&c, at Walhh'e. coE7.cr Of Madison street and
Custom House Place
, 1862-09-23

w ANTED 10 NOTICE ALL
~ partie= purchasing CoHec for tie Army, or
h. as ds,sxIaE The unders's r.s; ss, c,sa WI pay
Lnl1r Park. $..ss IN Gold Watches vi buy Horse
Ee1th S!15 sud IN c4sh aud 2Lx93 in ;ani viii pur-
cl,nse q. .6r1 worth OF Agricultural Implements Ad.
dress with stamp 7. t. LAMB III Randolph street.
, 1862-09-23

PEnsosA1>-Gov. Solomon aud wife, Of
Wisconsin, and Col John B. Wsman, of the
18Th Illinois, are at the Sherman House,
, 1862-09-23

DEATH FROM ISTrMrERAScE--On Saturday
right woman named Be1Esy Bell, the wife
of john Bell, who 1ires at the corner of Curtis
and Hubbard streets, died quite suddenly aud
under circumstances which gave rise to sus-
picIons that fhe had been poisoned On Sum
day, Coroner James held an inquest which re-
suited in verdict setting forth that the tide
ccastd died of inflammation Ct the bowels in
duccd BY excessive 1ntenpcrance,'
, 1862-09-23

NANTED-.A House and Lot
~. Wanted to purchase snsl1 hons:. and lot. or
lot without neuse lccat.on- Monroe adI:a.. Quincy
statlrg price. terms &C.. ~. q" Post Uacs D.x 3&.
, 1862-09-23
COMNIERCKAL,'

MONDAY EvE5Ee, September a, 1861.
1zuk1P@s roe zAt1 TwEsTT.FoCR sCuKa.
, 1862-09-23

AID FOR TIE SoLDlERs.-The Ladies' War
Committee feel obliged to call upon the pub.
lie :again, and beg those ladies who wish
to aid the sick and wounded soldiers to meet
at their rooms in Garrett Block, and assist
item in making garments now much needed
Their rooms are open daily from 9 3. m. until
6p. m. The Indies hope to eee their rooms
crowded to-day.
, 1862-09-23

w A n T E D-600.0Oo AgentA
~ somethins neT. a a splendid, gnissa ssstss
counties: Just published By j. T. Lloyd. New Tork.
Cest c00 70 encrayelt Sample sen; recetct Of
utacc Boz 4;H2.. r. r LASDlS. General Agent IS
Lake strett. opposite fremont House.
, 1862-09-23
: U s. E
SARATOGA EMPIRE WATER.

"A NOTA. 6F4a95MhN. A0KtaHs n se1a -.
r.s tass - fnx ofce nptcH Ct the spuoantnenA II
j. bonn noF ss rs.s%nsoa q ns e = ssrs1t ss
innsof Ar. TWO Of IN Act Aaaendakos{ g No 0ea'
- Fl Raz1 ing Lxw, spDvovod febGuary IL nN.
, 1862-09-23

" ANTED Agents to canvas for
w the forthcoming History Of the Civil War in
AEe5!ca u Joas s. Asno5F 5snthor Of ths LIE
Of Continental Europe. Ac) Akelts viii Ind this 4
rare selling book, Terms ber~l- Apply for territory
to O. Gf1DS, 15t South Clare attcet. Chicago, Ill
Pc It Gt5ce Eox sos ana nHf9 bc1
, 1862-09-23

WANTED "A young n an of five
w years experience ID tie Tobacco aud Cigar
trade. and two 5ears IN Grocery etore. vses en-
poyment In some respectable business where he can
make himself generslly useful. Nnses no object
Car Etye coed CITY and Eastern rc:crenc=s Addsrss
GEO. " Briggs Boz ia. Chicago Ill. aeEuYt ST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09
Is WASHINGTON SAFE .

If "Stouewall" Jackson be not dead
and there IS now doubt thrown over the
statement that be was vertically and actual
ly killed in the late bAttles-is there no
danger of his taking column, and with
it marching suddenly IN the direction OF
Washington The movements ofthe ddr-
ing rebel, during tue last two months, have
been as rapid aud successful as they have
been extraordinary in other respects. 1t
IS but a few weeks since he pouneed upon
and defeated the forces of Milroy and
Scheuck, IN the Shenandoah Valley. From
that work he entered uSon the pursuit of
Geu. Banks, drove him to Winchester, de-
feated him there, pursued him distance
of seventy or eighty miles up to the
Potomac then retired, and during his
retreat defeated Generals Fremont aud
Shields; then swept over the Blue Ridge
and across Eastern Virginia 10 the Chicka-
hominy, aud attacked the right wing of our
main army ten days ago-With what sue.
cess is known to our readers-having in
this brief space Of time fought four battles
at distant points, aud traveFsed a distance
Of four or tive hundred miles. In each of
these Instances his movement was more or
less surprise, aud each of them would
have been declared by most men quite
impossible before TWAS actually dome
ItWouid undoubtedly be very difficult
thing for Jackson, whether he be or be
not dead, to take twenty thousand rebels
and move north to FredericksburEh, thence
to Manassas, thence eastward to the Poto-
mac; aud it is mot likely be wilEtry. We
believe, moreover, that our troops now at
Washington aud the points named are fol-
IL prepared to resist such a movement. Ar
least we hope so. And we also hope, that
now that it is known that Jackson's forces
are at Richmond; our troops Ia the Shen-
audoah Valley and elsewhere ia Eastern
iYirgipia, viii be SO disposed OF as TO ef-
teetually preyeat any other nofthWard
movements of this rebel, it he be alive, or
of his ghost, il he be dead.-N. 7. 7Tases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09
CLosING our su1INIER GOODs .
Notice.

T ANNOUNCE to my old friends and customers, and
i the public generally that have again cOnuepe-
ed bnsincs, four doors above my old stand iOf Cav
EFT DufieId,l in the house occupied by YTm Stew
art, NO. 16l &IAIS-STREE1, where 1 am prepared
to manufacture all kinds of Copper Tin and sheet
Iron ware. Of every description, made u the best
possible Frnlt Cans, Brass and Copper Ret-
ties OF ali sizes, Copper Stills from 500 gallons
Being practical workman, Of Thirty years expert
ence, gives me greatly the advantage those who
do not understand the bushes, and depend upon
chances for their work. My work cannot be surpas-
sei, and alt work warranted. Sugar pans for uOIas-
aud sugar made to order at thelowest prices
house and washing. which Is highly approved, and to
which invite particular attention Be sure and call
At the right place, No. 161 maIn-street, four
doors above my oil stand. (take particular notice.
want it positively understood that have no con-
neetOn, either directly indirectly, with Il. Camp
bell, Of the old stand But be sure and call 81 No.
l6t AIainstreet, where you will ind all kinds OF
Copper Tin Brass and Sheft-Iron ware; also Of
the best and largest assOrtmentB Of Heating and Cook
ing Stoves in the City. Also all kinds Of Castings
made to order.
EB- Al the above articlesAre manu- .aetured right
here, and persons easily save from 10 to % per
cent by purchasing good article, though need
recommend my goods, a. the public have knoWn me
long enough
All steamboat work, in my line done in cd order
and with promptness aud despatch.
am manufacturing lamp for crude oil, that
passes anything for bFilaney and light in use.
cost OF ONE-IALP CENT per night. BE sure and
call and get one Gy4--wikw) U. J. DUFFIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

Our Beverly correspondent whose letter
appears on the fourth page will pardon the
liberties taken with his communication :
We feel Obliged sometimes TO exercise a
little ceusorshipin the publication of let
tiers from our friends, as a. matter of self
protection. We are thankful for letters
containing news, come from where they
may, and cbeerfuily gige place to all others
embodying matter that may be adyauta-
geous to the public Anything that would
serve neither object and would be abso-
lutely Injurious. TO ourselves, we feel COM
PEELED TO decline. Corsespon Tents have
always had pretty much their own latitude
in our columns, anu We think they should
not complain of little restriction now
aud then on the principle above stated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

the great battle" for the right of seif-gov-
crnment was pending within half hours
ride of the city. There was one other va
Ration from the general aspect OF the
streets which deserves passing notice; 1t
was the absence from The sidewalks of the
tinselIcd .'officersR and abssntees from
camp. The latter had reformed to the post
of duty, with the exception, perhaps, of a
few who, together with the gold-braid
gents, had secluded themselves from OBJ
seryatiou by remaining within doors until
dark. The people of Richmond acted well
yesterday, and should, as We doubt not they
will, maintain their philosophical compo-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09
A Card to the People
Now is Your Time TO Save Money!
Bargains! Bargains!! BargainslII


7 y consequence Of the last that all Cotton Goods
are adE"peins very rapidly, and the indications
are that they viii very soon be higher than At any
previous time have purchased large aud splendid
stock Ct Foreisn anal Domestic Dry Goods, which
have in store No. s. Main st eet, Centre Wheeipg
and to which would respectfully invite the atten-
ticn u tls pullie s intend selling the stock ont
IT the cd triees, aud EOos even cheaper than
they Weie ever Known before 80 that all pers5ns
needing goods, who will reed them very 5000 had
batter avail themselves Of this Opportunity OF sup
plying themselves, they Hill money by max
ing their purchases at this time; besides they will
have n good assortment TO make their selections
from
Ny stock consists, in part, Of Brown and Bleached
Musiiuss CalcOz, Mems and Boys wear of every de
serption, Checks Flaunels Ginh ans ShavIs Table
and Towel Diapers Irish Linens and ShiTt Bosoms,
Psrasols, Shaker Hoods Hoop skirts Lace md Ciren-
adine Wells White Goods, Iaees Embroderies OF all
kinds Hosiery, &C., &e.
LADIES' LADIES' Your special attention Is
invited to my very superior stock of DRESS GOODS
which is he largest, cheapest and eomplsts Of
the season. lawns, plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods MOzambiques. BeFage AngIais &C. in
great variety Please call early as viii make Il
greatly to your advantage to do so-4 -
You're yerT respectfully,
JOHN G0EMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09
Stand FIrm, Loyal aIenI


The coautEy's danger is not alone TO be
unprecedented from rebel armies or foreign
intervention. T6esem may be menacing, but
while the morale aud unity Of the loyal
States remain unImpared, these can be
successfully resisted and overcome. a Cit
idel may be invulnerabIe from without, and
yet be at the mercy of some traitor within
its walls. A more immediate danger than
those named, consists in the Industrious eff
forts now going on to organize an anti-war
factionsin the North. The rebel leaders,
losing faith in Southern steel, are resorting
to that more delicate weapon, Northern
trsaehery. Their coadjutors and emmissa-
ries are at work everyWhe, with an indus
try and zeal which only traitorous iatep.
can inspire, in organizing their taction.-
Indeed, the work has been going on ever
since the war begun, and long befnse, IN
til recently it has not been very promising,
but latterly they have acquired new hope
and are laboring With renewed holiness
aud zeal,
In order TO deceive many honest people.
they Call=tt that they are ne gdnisnq the
Denioerate party, and they are beginning
to hold their q Democratic" State ConYeu-
tons, as witness the vallandighammers'
Convention at Columbus few days ago.
We have so often exposed the treachery of
these Northern secessionists that we do not
care to advert TO it at length 6-day. We
only propose TO illustrate the game they are
playing just now by few clips from that
prince of evolves in sleeps clothing, the
New York Herald. The Htralas capital is
of course "the Abolitionists,n and on their
imaginary culpability. and that of Stanton,
in the failure to reinforce Mcclellan, the
Herald tries to get up an excitement For
example: III.
tsSEcRETAR1 STANTON AMONG THE PEo-
PLB.-The people are furious against Sec
rotary Stanton, Theyimperiouslyan and unan-
imonsty demand his removal. Throughout
this city on the Fourth of j uly, there was
but single sentiment, which was heard re-
peated at every turn by every class and con-
dition of men. 1t was, that if the Presi-
dent trusted Mcclellan he had 20 right to
harbor Secretary Stanton. Either McClels
Ian or Stanton must goi said the people,
sand Mcclellan must not be sacrificed. = q
aTHR PoPuLAR ExufTEMEST. The ex-
citement au ong the people is undated.
IthGs net yet taken Tie form 81 e'stkHsSaSR IN
eAlisfmsHts, but it is still yindictive against
Secretary Stanton aud the A BOLTON trai-
tors of whom he is the tool"
The other New York papers dome seem
to be aware of this terrible excitement
that is so agitating the Hezatd
Again Il says:
'fWIIL THE GARNET BE cHASGED 2-Yes,
If the country demands it in the tones of |
thunder which the reckless course ofathe |
Aboliiiopists aud sopr recent reyerses in
Virginia warrant"
The object IS SUDDENLY 10 strengthen the
feeling of distrust and opposition to the
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THE New York Tribune says that the
rapid andimysterious movements of Secre-
tary Seward. just before the call for more
soldiers, have given rise toa suspicion that
it's not altogether the state of the war
against the rebels that cansed the demand,
but that the remote possibility of foreign
interference had something TO do with it.
Ifthis is true, we believe it would greatly
stimulate enlistmeuts to make it known. If
the admiuistration yeeneainformation as
tojustity the expectation of foreigninterfer-
ence, let it be known, and the response to
the call for three huudred thousand more
volunteers will be prompt and earnest
The American people never will submit to
the meddlfng of foreign powers in their
affairs. million of men will spring TO
arms TO resist it.
The Cincinnati Times thiuksthis new call
for troops is to head OF ripeniDg conspir9
aey in the loyal ststes. Read an extract
from the Times, article ON the subject m.
der the caption, Startling Suggestion.