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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-10-01
THE
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W IL L I A M W. HOL D E N.
-, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

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From tho Richmond Christian Advocated
A NOBLE OFFERING BY A SOLDIER,

hlCHAOND, OepL 10, 1000.
Rev. J. A. PRocroR-Dear Brother,-During my
distribution of tracts yesterday, at Chimborazo,
soldier, who does not wish his name mentioned in
this connexion, handed ms the enclosed ten dollars,
requesting me to use it in furnishing tracts to the
soldiers. I declined to take it at first, thinking
that others than soldiers ought pay for the tracts
but he insisted on my taking it, saying that he
desired tracts to be furnished to the soldiers. On
subsequently conversing with him, found him to
be Christian, whose prayers and aims will doubt
less ascend up to God as an acceptable memorial
While writing will make an appeal in behalf of
the Tract cause. For more than twelve months
past the opportunity has been afforded me to distri-
butte thousands tracts and hundreds of Testamens
and Bibles to our soldiers, who have received them
with evident delight and profit to their souls. This
is vast field of usefulness and will continue to be
SO, so long As the war lasts. We find many Chris
tians in our army, many penitents, some converts,
and al! accessible to religious conversation and
instruction. Our Christian friends in the country,
whom God has blessed with good crops, which have
never been disturbed by an invading or defensive
army, and all others who as yet have suffered COM
paratively but little from the war, can enter this
field of usefulness by contributing their money to
the Tract cause. We must all do something for the
cause and perhaps the only means by which many
can do so is by their money. If the friends would
only send the money freely to the General Tract
Agent, then the tracts would be freely printed and
distributed as bread cast upon the waters.
Affectionatsly yours, etc,
G. w. PETHERBRIDGE.
The Rev. j. A. Proctor is the General Superin-
tendsnt Of the Soldiers Tract Society Of the Metho-
dist E. Church in the South. Constitutions sent
to him at Richmond, Va, will be duly acknowledg-
ed and appropriated as desired.
Teegraphc lines have been established to Monroe La,
rs miles west of Vicksburg, Miss and Offices opened at
Monroe and Talulah. Dispatches for points in North
Louisiana Texas and Arkansas mailed at Monroe and
promptly forwarded the mail facilities being good.
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No SUPREME CouRr.-The Raleigh Standard no.
ticss, in we'll written article, the fact that we have
no Confederate Supreme Court though expressly
provided for in the Constitution. 1t is really sur
prising how important matters like this have been
overlooked, and it only be accounted for by the
excitement incident to the terrible war in which we
are engaged. We agree with tho journal referred
to- that it is high time our Government was fully
organized and all its departments in practical ope-
ration, and especially that this branch should be
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-10-01

DnD,A ,AWe festn that soldier named G.. ".
Hinson Of the Goth n. G. Regiment died on the
train Tuesday last, coming from Weldon to this
City. His remains were brought to this City for
intsrment. His effects were deposited 1t the Psaes
Institute Hospital. He is supposed to bs from
6tanly County
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North Carolina Wounded.

Rev. A. Toomer Porter, of Charleston, S. G., the
Chaplain of the 25th S. G. Regiment, has kindly
furnished us the following list of North Carolina
wounded soldiers, which he found at Payne, New
by & Cos Hospital, in Warrenton, Va. recently
He says, 81 will furnish you with further accounts
of your men as find them. All the men are doing
well, though badly wounded. They are out Of
money and need clothes" We are greatly obliged
to Mr. Porter, as people will BE- to learn of his
interest in the North Carolina soldiers. The list he
sends us is as follows:
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VICTORY AT sHRPHERpsrowx.

RICHMOND Sept. 24-The nchburg Republican Of to-day
that tue Yankee column ree.ns routed By Jackson
bgades Of the enemy rushed the river when Jack
preciptated his whole force upon them The enemy
were literally moved down'o many were Killed that the
1900 prisoners taken and of the whole fsrce estima-
ted at 10000 it is thought not than 1000 escaped
The casualties side were only $50 killed. wounded
and missing.
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rur 1Axk.r. R.1xyoscrxa sou.r.

fHH YNKsH RlNFORcNa soufR.
AUGUSTA, Sept. IS.
The Charleston Mercury this morning says that pas.
sengers report grounds for believing that the enemy
sending heavy renforcements to Hilton Head and alng
shore beyond the river Pnckney Island il now occupied
by large body of troops.
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GEN. BRAGG AND THE y8DHRAIS
CHATTANOOGA, Sept 24.-The Nashville Union of the
2oh inst 800 rebel cavalry attacked the Federas at
Green River bridge Saturday, but repuaed 1t
Junston. Rosseau, Federal had gone to NEST him. The
Union regards the defeat of BaSgi army certain. 1t
says that there FederaIs between Louis
vile and Nashville The Union reports several skirmshss
Nashville the 18TH with loss Of Federal train Of
2 wagons and escort captured by gusras. Andy John
son was still in Nashville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1869

miles from the city, and were discovered by mere
ac ident and through woman. The man has been
sent TO prison ~ well as bis wife and mother for In
his civilized country wiie's testimony Is valid
against her husband.
The 8 Gamer Magnolia came in yesterday morning
from Key West, and lett again about p. m. She
brought us papers from New-Oriesns TO the 18th,
but You will have later dates before this reaches
you. She brought dates from New-York TO the 9th
inst.
! may not have another opportunity Of writing
yon before the Columbia advertised to leave this on
The 9th prox.
Three of the Confederate steamers that have been
lying up here lave left. The Matagorda. with the
English flag, ia now called the Alice (named af er
the dsug ber Of the English Consul here, am told.
The Gen. Rusk also wbitewashed, sports the name
OF Blanche, ard the California, which, either dis
daiuiDg or unable 20 get All Engllohman toi straw,
left under the Confederate rag. We shall bear Of
them yet; in all probability you Il soon sc them for
sale in Newiork.
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Personal and Miscellaneous.

The success of Miss Adelina Patti ut the Roya
Italian Opera London, has induced the director MIR
GIVE, TO make arrangements for the appearance oil
other members of her family at the same house. liz
has proposed brilliant engagement to Miss Gar
loa Patti, and one not less fatterng if les impoe
ing. to her sister Madame S,rakosch. The oiler ha
not yet been accepted In case 1t should DC, w
shall still have Mrs Patti during the ensuing season
for the London engagement will not call her away
until next April. &c. Mr. Joe Jefferson Is about UNI
time entering upon the management oil the he"
theaier just built in Melbourne, Australia. lie la
leased it for one year, but will not himself remalI
abroad during the entire season. lie VIII leave
Australia in February, and visit California. Thence
he will return to NewYork, where lie expects tC
arrive at about the opening Of the season Of 1868
His success in Australia has not varied from the frs,
mfr. and Miss Riehings play next week at the
Metropolitan Theater Buffalo. The Boston Mn
scum is giving play called down South, which
promises TO run well. 49,. .Wyzeman Marshall man
ages the Howard Athen@um, Boston, this season.
He announces the " star system" as his plan OF cam
paign. Mr.. Marshall secured, some years ago. the
moot profitable season the Howard had ever enjoyed
by pursuing precisely the same course. ...Pro'
feseor Anderson is giving series Of fare
well performance in Canada, "piior to de-
parture for Europe. The present theatrical
" sensation in Paris is at the Porte st. Martin,
where sanguinary drama, called The Strangers
of India Is attracting enormous audiences. a
weekly ieulletonst loosely objects to lid occasional
CLEANS of civilization. "They don't strangle enough
in this piece" he says: " expected a considerably
larger number Of victims. The action actually be-
eins by a trait of humanity" .SgnorGuglnI, the
distinguished Italian tenor, has produced at Her
Mniesty's Theater London, his patriotic canta'a,
"LItaIia" without achieving a great success. In
this Gaze rs in others not distant tappears that the
talent of tenor as composer must be judged IN an
inverse ratioto bis talent a singer. Sedey
Brown has been engaged az a member OF the comedy
company associated with the Gabriel Raye troupe.
She will unques,ionably be its chief attraction
Mr. j. s. Clarke, the comedian, will follow Mr..
Edwin Booth. at the Winter Garden, instead OF Air.
and Mrs. Barney Williams. whose appearance 10 de-
ferred. Mr.. Booths engagement begins immediately
after the departure OF Miss Bateman lie will pro6a'
bly play Ruy Bias. among other new roles 10 which
he las been deyong his study during hIs abscDce IN
Eurore. Mr.. l.. NJ. Goiischalk has entered INTO an
engagement with Mr.. Max Strakosch, according 10
which the former is TO give series Of concerts, com
mencng in New York next month. We understand
that be- will subsequently Writ Boston, for the first
time in many yean Mr. {. WslcOt jr., is engaged
for tie coming season al Laura heene Theater. bee.
Tho Nanlou Brothers have gone 10 Valparaiso.
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Commercial Intelligence.

IIvYRPooL COTToS MARRFT, Gth.-The sales
of ottcn day; (Mondey md Tue'day) we're ~
bales including 20tfN spectators aud e1pcltcrs The
market is excited with advance Of .ald H., closing
with an upwsrd tendency.
TRADR tgroHT The sdvces from Manchester show an
'Sct market in Cotton goods aud Yarns with quotations
ssh advancing
LIyERPooL BEE,Ds-rPF. MsREgT The market i fener
sly dull chaidson. Spence Co.. Nskched, Nash Co'
gland Atbye Co. and others reports Flour Is down
asi t,, dency with decline O 3d. 3 bhL quot rs o.
American "a G28 Wheat duh and declined 20 0jd
- Genital Red rstrrn $50 1919 Red Souihr'n - y
" bite Western II 0lli6; White southern lt0l2 Corn
easier; Mixed 20 Sa296 yellow, - O0@ii White, 81 n
81. I'll,
LIyRnrooI PHovIsi0s MAEgrT-The market i very avn
The various circulars report: Beef heavy foik very un.
Bacon quiet and steady Lard quiet but ha lsio" que'
and uuchaI d. o.. .ez9,f
LiyEKPo6L PR0rrCK MAnEET.-Ashes quiet al u oGa
Rosiu inactive COZ - Spirits lurpenne quiet az xvi
sugar steadv. Coffee quiet ard steady. RICE hrn
IONpoN MAKKgrs-WHFAT has o downward tendency,
with A decline o. p quarter. FLorE dull ond dsced
cd T. h.1eI SrafR m. COPrEB huoyant. IRA steady
RiCf finn TMIOw easier ST 45 a 3. ... ,
IoNnoy Wednt sdsy-Cogscis closed today at e 49, for
money. q, . ,,,-,ot a.
ANER1c,N SToCTs-inois Central shares 'V. 0f'3 us
count: EIic Railroad, 3ldJl.
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France.

The MonittuT, III a paragraph, said 10 be from The
Imperial hand, relative TO Rome, says:
" In view Of tue nsoleut threats AID possible con
sequences Of the demagoguic instruction il is The
duty OF The French Government and It's military
honor obses il more than ever 10 defend the Hoy
Father. Tne world must be well aware that France
does no. abandon those 20 whom when IN danger
she extends her protection
1t was reported that preparations both naval ant
military, we're being made by France in view o
Italian eyentuaiilies
The Paris Bourse was declining, the Rentes clos
ing on the 9th at 6Sf. 60c.
1t was reported that Austria and Spain had cent
notes 10 rance on tie sub ject Of Italian ailarf.
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pow by a miserable association dependent in its

now bv a miserable association dependent In its
counsels on the foreigner:
1.-The Government which. not acting itself, Gays
YOU, DO act. and displays against the aroused
Italian people an energy which 1t Ought to exert
against the enemies Of the nation and OF unity, merits
moi respect. The Italian Government is in you. Ii
is where honor, doty, aud the mission Of Italy are
comrrehended IT. will rot ray in France or in
gland, but in little Switzerland the foreigner oc-
culied the town, everybody would hasten to drive
him away. Shall Italy be Inferior Italy, which
has twenty-five millions OF free men-itsly, which
las risen ny again, aud which wants to present her
self 10 her sister nations with baptism o. glory
Italy, which is pledged before them by solemn and
unanimous cry Adieu, my brother.
" LoHG,n Aug 5. " JOSEPH MAIIiNl'
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The Indian War i'm llimnesota.

The following is letter from LIeut-Gov' p0''
nelly: - A., IS 1885,,
To He Gorsrnor Of Minnesota: The ioIce u ~, 81
t,em are still IN sight. Duncan Kennedy lel I'm -,
Rid,ley ast nj ht al n O'clock. on foot; wS" and
ak miles. crossed the river, and walked ngp: ,bs
day; got here about on hoor ago. All wen a"',a,sed
fort: four men killed. the Indians bad MOI 49,.
for two days. You may, therefore,, reel ene ,siug
do not tbink there is any danger OF inc lV'; '''
By morrow night our cavalry viii reach II, ,sio
st,r, in a few moments. Twill write you aE'"
from the fort. Yours truly, .,,,,s novNFLLY
Aseyere battle took place at fort usry ,oru to
2d ut, in which the savages were ,'e shhsn and
pieces by the artillery under n,er viii ar
i h,ors aepther attack be made BY nS
aisos ' and Col DOnnely will render good '''''
of himself.
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Ifniy.

Garibaldi and a portion Of his follower got away
from Catana in two steamers on the 18th Of August
and iandel at Mileto, in Calabria.
The naval commanders Oft Catania had been ar
rested Tor permitting their departure.
Tic Royal authorizes re-entered Catania aud cap
tuied 800 Gaibaldians.
The Neapoli.an provinces were declared TO be IN 2
state Of siege.
Gen. DE La Marmora Lad been appointed Extra
ordinary Commissioner at Naples, and Gen. Caldinl
bad gone TO Sicily in Il similar capacity.
There was great excitement in Caabria. Several
towns bad pronounced in favor Of GaI1baldi.
Minister Ricaso had gone to London 70 confer
with Earl Russell.
Garibaidi having Issued proclamation melting
the iuDgarians TO rebellion, Gen. kiapxa had
issued counter proclamation declaring the time and
method inopporune.
LETTER OF MAZZINI.
The N0rd publishes the following letter from
Mazzn 10 the EmanciI alton Society Of Riefi, q
province OF Caltansetta, with the observation that
in the skillfQl moderation OF language i strangely
resembles the programme Of Canb&ldi:
BROTHERS: have received with gratitude the
nomination with which you have lust hon0red me.
write 10 YOU these few lines while your island re-
sounds with noble voices announcing generous pro-
iects. You have never broken your rronise, and
you will not break il DOW That 1t u question OF
life or death-to be or not 10 lie.
I" You have said, Rome or death; ana when a
people like yours accepts this motto IRON ma
beariug the name Of Grbaldi it resolves either t.
translate il into action, else TO stand dithohoreo
10 Its own eyer, And III those OF Europe. bu' you
cannot dishonor yourselves. Act then, act against
Overy obstacle. In Rome is the unity OF tho coun'
try; at Rome ia the legislation which IL to cure ou'
wounds at Rome IS your recognition, not by tne
despots who exist now but who Tomorrow viii FALL
but by the people who live eternslly; 1T Rome,
MOREOVER, the issLan aspiration, restrained until
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The receipts from the frst OF January for 'tAra
years we've:


The embargo upon business contiuuu. The stoies
closed gain TODAY and trsde entirely suspended %
er,hs1 were gsng r'he pits; and tho Merchant, FL
change the place where they were wont 10 a. \,
b.t1ur with bayoueis being used by the Ninhea iwe
ermory drilltoom ard barracks. The enthn'ia.h osr
which the commercial and all other industrial cl'-
community shut their stores suspenic pdao.' ~.
% ors for m. common defense. Il cheering evidences
looted patriotism Of the people and Of their
"a ltdce every ,hng-proPrgty c'n'o' s"H e'e" '''
for tue Government. e -. .o.hs.s D., 70
Ihu the =. 49, ,n,-kes To IN ,rrow probably ns
~ .,., xyh.r business h prohibited, viii be re- tr
~ trse viii he rc.uued Mogtien Ws'lace VII ~
continue the order hour longer thau ne @ , az
% rh. h.nA, ,are npea from to clock. pat ins ~
orcnoed In tae pay Of uoes anl checks ne 1T,
t ssrh,nr, and coin not sufficient 20 e'tSpl'H Wv
IN lye therefore omit figures for tie present
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sscoSp no,nn.



Tie market opened dali, and at the closc Of the
call was weak. This un-ettled feeling il now be-
coming permanent. The action of Government,
however lnat or prudent the step, in dcrriying tie
public of Official and Trustworthy Information, has
been productive OF much evil. This gives leading
parties in the street who have cipher correspondents
in Washington very important advantage over
other operators. The last "canard' Of Jacksons
rid on Baltimore, gotten up expressly for the for
eign steamer of tina, morning, had its intended and
injurious effect upon Government stocks and en-
HANGED tho price of gold in proportion. There was
little variation in Goyemments the coupons selling
AT g97 ag9l, and late in the morning nj 90 closing
at that bid. Treasury $40 were weaker at 1903,
with sales. State Securities were very dull with no
change to mark except great iirmncss in Ohio 6s--
0i bid for loans of 1870 and 1876 IOS for 1881 and
1876, aud " for 10, 1863. Gold went up y cent,
with large pmchases, to Ilsi ilSs, and at noon
sold ct ll9. Pacific Mail was y cent down, with
some little desire to SELL The Share market was of
1Gl y cent, and inactive, except in Erie Preferred
which, under large buying from the friends Of the
road, opened ri ~ and closed ut ~ aGSi. Michigan
Southern old was the weakes. at 81 81 fall Of
T. cent Tie Railway Mortgages felt the inlctoD,
aud were extremely duh. Toledo Sinking Fund
were strong, 90. d97. The balance Of the list
showed no material change. The large sales Of a
leading house believed to be well posted upon the con-
diuon of affairs at Washington, gave tho hrst impe-
tus 10 the decline this morning in Government shares
Between the Boards the market was heavy, Central
touching Gi under large crop Of rumors, including
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1oA. 80 w 10
There il nothing but routine business doing IN the
Sub-Treasury. The postal currency IL sont forward
to Washington by the National Banh-Note Company
At the rate OF abont $4,000 per day.
The following correspondence will he Of interest
10 parties connected with foreign bankers and capi-
taliris
NV YoRK, Avg. %. 1907.
SIN: u behalf OF many foeiga holders Of American secnr'
. We solicit the favor replies 10 tho follow 1s qutnes.
uirr he itsd States Tax bill 10 into ohe. " nat
tnn will fsris1srs resident abroad have % pay rom
l. The inter,s, on United states Loans
q The Interest state and CRY Loans
D. The inlsres, on Railway bonds
The dy.dsnds shares Ia Railway Ulf, and other cor.
poruti0us and .. -,
lcctcd
NO desire TO make known 20 correspondents abrced as
soon s possible bat an Authoritative mtcspre
alion Of thc law.
Ihs you will please seeep, apology Tor thus .Iespas'
ing upon yonr time 81,
We hay. n. honor to be- Sir yonr obslen. servants
BARCLAY a LIVINGSTON
To the Hon s. CHASE, Secretary OF the Irea'uy Sc
Washington, d. &. -,
WAsnirGroS. ID. C., sept. ;, 1909.
Sms: have the honor scknowlodgc the receipt OF your
letter OF the 18th Of August
Ia reply permit that whenever coupons ere nay
able foreign country deduction Can DC nsde legally
by ylItuo VI oaI EXeLSe LAWS.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CITY OF NETWORK OFF CAPE RACE
The Gunbcat Tuscar0ra Ordered
Away from Falmouth.
Important Declaration of The Monlteuf
on the Roman Question
saR,BAlD! CROSSING OVER TO NAPLES.
Several Towns in Calabria Pronounce
in His Favor.
NAPLES DECLARED IN A STATE OF SIEGE
CaribaidfS Proclamation 70 the IIungarianS'

Carr RACE. Friday. SEPT. s, 1862.
The steamship City Of New-York, from Liverpool
on the 9th, vi Queenstown on TIE 18th Of August,
passed this Eont en route to New-York at O'Clock
this morning. She was boarded by tie News Yacht,
and a summary of her news was obtained Her
daiCs are three days later than those pcr the Asia
Tie CITY of New-York has l2j cabin, and 80 steer
age passengers. She has experienced strong westerly
winds through the passage.
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D,p.RruHE OF TRAssPoRrs.-The tran'p0'' ~. "a
r calm. left yesterday for Newbern, n, y. az.
,,; .O Head with troops The transport VIRGIN.
also sailed yesterday afternoon for Fortress .,ore.
and washington with cargo Of Subsistence ,a,,.
Che carried out eighty deserters for VARIOUS W.
meuts pow III the fele
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
FROM HAVANA.

Tic schooner Eta, Capt. Cooper, arrived on Fri
day morning. Capt. c. reports that rumor had
reached Havana that an iron-cad steamer lad ar
ris ed at Cardenas and had captured four vessels
bu, the Havana papers of the 2ih OF August do not
mention 1t.
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time and the transitory nature Of dwars and their
deeds.
The benefit offered to DR.. W. n. Fleming by
number of citizens, will take place next Monday
evening at the Academy of Music. The programme
promises abundance and variety of entertainment.
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On dividends and coupons psysbe 10 this oountrx A..
deduction, will be made In conformity 10 tho Excise .
In neither case IL the residence OF the holder be r.,s,d
Your obedent servant,
GEO. ). BOUTWELL,, Commissioas.
MesNs BARCLAY LIVINGSTON. New-York N Y
The following is the statement Of the recent, and
exports Of domestic produce for the first egb, month.
Of the calendar. The receipts Of nearly all article.
enumera ed show an increase. The exports nav.
been large; the totals are in excess of the heavy
cleorances of last year, and far ahead Of 1850.
RECEIPTS of Certain Arfes Of Dome,fie Pyod,e, n, NJ
York for hs6yH Eight month"; Of "a, v-a,,
1Sfio. 1871 rO,.,