, 1862-11-24

4he difference between the old price and |
he new will scarcely be realized by our read
'r6; 1t does not auount, per week, to the cost |
# very common segar to those who use the |
weed, or to the charge for . pony glass of
ager to those rho indulge in that beverage.
It shall be our endeaTor in the future as it has
been in the past, to make the TRIBUNE worth
Ill that is asked for it, and we have no doubt
that cur subscribers Will readily concede that
we could not in Justice to ourselves, haye4ie-
ferTed longer the small increase in rates.
The Goth Ise.iment--Ir1sh Legion.
The departure Of the Goth regiment from
Camp Douglas has been fixed, as previously
announced, Tor to-day (Nondas). The regi-
mental organization was completed on Satur-
day Below ne give u complete roster of the
field, staff and company officers:
FIELD COMPANY AND STAFF OFFICERS.
Co1e,se-Timothy O'15ea.a.
Lie.te1ant co,e'ltl-sinish Mecle7e3-
-Hgj1r-Owe1 Stuart.
.AIjHf0ht-1dwia s. Davis.
syWdSfe7-ReGn0nl Sheridan.
S1 SSha14esn11kes s:: hey: Tbo,Eas s119.s Kelly
Assistant SH14e0H-J0hn 3. Dennieon,
Second Asssstant iSa7geon-Dazum uinekiey.
soScoAMzss1osED STAFF.
Sergeant 1ig5or-Thomae Londergau.
gnaTse!M1sftr Sergeant Thomas Med Donald.
Go'hnissaFy Ssg2eaat-John Hoban.
D17sM ifGjG7-ThDmss F. Ball.
Fif- 1fajw-Eazeu O. FIcst
Hospital sstesea71- Thomas E. Hendricks.
COMPANY ORGANIZATIONS.
Company A-CG5tain, Patrick flynn; First
Fl enant- James Conway; Second Lieateuans,
Ctnpeny B-Captein, Michael n Murphy; First
Lieutenant Thomas G. Gray; Second Lieutenant,
opsaez cSpaay ee c9captesn Patrick o,Marah; First
znt. Thomas Murray. .
: g, ,Gs,,ezsny 45cag;9la: e Daniel o,coqacr; First
cSmpa.y Captain, Matthew Leonard; First
Lisulelant 5.:j1n MeAss5; Second Lieuienant.
Cn1nany F-captain, Richard G. Eelly; First
l;!gnteD4n5. NJ Patrick Fceney; Second Lleutenaut,
ctsa1any G-cap:. sin. john siurphy First L:au-
teneli. pavid c. bu1T; Second lieutenant. P.t,
e casai.asy Kcapta.n. Peter Casey; Firet Iieu-
ts3a5t; f. = + Andrew Liadle; Second Lleateaant, Geo.
Ci4r1,aay ICapts1n. William Cunningham !;
F!:st lieu1easnt. tcseph Tehen; Second Lieuien-
Company N-{:aptsln, Thomas K. Barrett First
Lieutenant: Peter Kcal; Second Lieutenant, John
L6rhin.
The Chicago fsoys at Columbus, Ky.
Aid. j. Q, Royt has just returned from visit
cf eeTeral days to the 1st Board Of Trade Reg
iment, at Columbus, Ely. He reports the boys
all well and IN excellent Spirits, tut <s spelling
5<r & light" Capt, I. Il. Williams, formerly
Of this city, is Proves: Marshal, and during his
term of Office has iaaugurated many needed
improvements. He is sort Of a public ben
etactcr, and that lis e11urts are appreciated is
evidenced by the fact that he was few
days since made the recipicnt Of Il handsome
gold watch and chain valued at 5000. TGis
magnificent gift was presented ny the cit;-
zens OF Columbus, and the officers of the
army stationed there, through AID. Ho3t.
The usual felicitous speeches were made
upcn the occasion. Capt. Williams has estab.
!ished ttSoldier5' Hoine'' at tie old Bu-
chanan House, where the sick and wounded
men can be comfortably provided for; q sub.
etantial market Of which T. A. Hyde, also au
cid Chic:goan, is clerk, and Police Court al
which the Captain presides daily. Hc has
also under his charge public school and {
Sabbath school. 4 negro brigade numbering
over 7co. has been oraga11ized, and with Til:
q5ee The irHdts rfHd ssE5lc Sl f6e Chicago boys have
1c:ade q favorable impression at Columbus
and have proven themselves Of great beneli
/ to that city. Brig. Gen. Davies is in con
mand OF the forces stationed there, and Maj
| E. FL Smith, formerly Of ZANE county. !;
| Post Commandant.
Rev. DR. Etffanyss Lecture.
As vas stated in the TRIBUNE Of yesterday
the pressure upon our columns was SO g1cs
as to preclude the publication, at that time
Of any other than a general notice of the elc
qutnt effort Of Rev. DR.. Tiffany on Tuesda
night. Ne Print below such synopsis q
viii give tic reader some idea of the h;g
cna1ac1er Of the production.
The subject was "Nor and its Worth-t1h
Secial Problem Of Labor" He p1esente
ssv'k as the condition Of life, and consequent
II z1ftuc. Society is organized abort til
idea Of property, or the prodpct Of the appl
cation Of sinew and skill to the raw material
A1eu are ranged By tiis idea into three c1eEse
lst- Those Who LIVE without work, Who1
| Geo fole7cscs
I'd. Those who lire by work whom Ga
LOVES; aud
Sd. Those who DIE without work, who:
| God pitits.
The laho1ing, producing, manufacturing
thinking classes, are the backbone Of societ
They are the strength OF 0 nation. They a;
the energy Of civilization, They are the tr
embodiment Of humanity, and consequent
are the race.
/ a peoples wealth Is not its acres, not j
cities, not its monuments, not It's palaces, b7
ats n.e7a, ats 7curkiRg millions. And the peop
which could command the most willing i
dustry must be the most prosperous, the mo
, peaceful, the most powerful and the mo
permanent. The application to the prese1
siEe and resis.less. The strength Of the Nor
is men, work, willingness, patriotism, ides
: truth and God. The strength Of the South
: pride, indoleEce, oppression and nnwillil
}, labor. The North is lighting like virtue
law and i esdung s1d INIT It, umats
or spasm; the etf,rt Is only temporary, a
G must sooner or later fail.
r The speakers strokes at slavery were scat
iDg End terrible. He spoke with hclrt Il
y Of the greet wrongs which characterize t
c peculiar Institution, aud from an experieu
d 1ilelcd ty having lived in the South
- judging the Doctor by this lecture, he is
~ c1ator Of the first class, with full, rich. m
low yoice, over which be has perfect contr
while the most rigid criticism can detect lit
of CT nothing to condemn, SO perfectly has
ID t mastered his art.
70 As scholar, he commands the respect
the learned His knowledge is accurate 3
d comprehensive, and be exhibits familiar
&C quairtance with widely distinct fields
p- thought, while as thiuker, he grasps 8
= masters his subject. Fixing his mark,
marches toEard it, not always directly,
L. sometimes a little circuitously, get COM
G. c1t to the conclusion with clearness a
-, force he speaks with brain aud heart q
hody-the first always calm, the seco
+ often oye1noNing, and tie third alw