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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
Crc.vv,ri. Tuesaav sert. . lC62-ip n

Cxovv,rI. Tuesday sert.e 1921 n.
Du .'rs.s j. ertu " suspended here.
Tho railroad cey. h4v- stopped running
There If great dead of excitement, bu no panic.
The people qu.etl, but actively organizing FOX
defense
No male citizen Is allowed leave the city.
Our troops are preparing 20 eyacua'e Cyutiiana.
Humphrey Mars all is III ored TO be marching on
that place from Pisoou
C.Ncivs,a, Tuesday Sept. %?
The undersigned. rs a,- oi Mi.i.-Gen. Wight.
assumes comm-ni OF Cincinnati, Cov.ngton, AID
Newport.
II is but fair o. inform oar citizens that an active,
daring aud powerful my threatens them with
every consequence of war. Yet he cities must be
defended, aud Tie n.ab ,las as ST in the irepA--
atoms.
Frs': All business uus lc sasprrd,d at . o'clock
to-day. livery business to1ae aust be closed.
S,cond: Under tte direction of tue Mayor, the
citizens must, within The hour after The susl eUsou
al busiacsGs, assemble IN ccny,neut pubic p.ace-,
ready for orden an! "a, soon a, possible they viii
then be asdgscl a ir woil. Thin b.bor ought 10
be one Of love aud the undersigned t,us.s ard be-
leyes that it viii be- ?, ANYHOW, it must be d ne
the willing shall be promptly ccdI.ed-tne unwilling
promptly visited.
The principal adopted is: "Ciuzens for the labor
soldiers FOL he battle
Mar;sl law Is hereby proclaimed IL be three cities
until they c.n be relieved by tne military. The in-
functions OF this proclaim sliOn viii be executed by
the police.
Thru. Ferry boats VIII cease plying the river
after 4 O'Clock in The morning until further orders.
LEW Is WADLACL. MsIorG.ueTal Commanding
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CrT1I.GT-COrNh.i-A thc lesidcuce O. Toe BRIDE
f.L.r op Monday : o.. by the itv. " !, ksrf, q.
vai E.Cruuae, to biaria Conner youngest dagsn.ef
Of lcob Conner esq. all Of Dro1kyl.
NODUr-DOt GVTY-O1 MONDAY Sept aith residence
no bddc- mod. er. bfoosisu Edwin Is. Moore, esd
cfTLf Neg- FORK lines Mis- kuie r. Don lty rlst
daughter Of the ia'e IEon,ss Doughty esq.. ari'-
TsALDR-DE KL1S-Ou Tuesday Sent. ?, a. 50. Peter
,hsre! leekshiI hy the Rev. Fiich W TAYLOR 1. >.
Navy assisted ~ ttc .cy. Mr. ROBBERS, fct syior
fou 81, the ciei.'ing rrigy frru to ErpaeniA Fdldb-
DE N.Y.. dau. ltcr ~ Jaia l.. DE kl'n efl
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DyarH CAu,fp ni AsoHioN'--i ,'''. gay p. '' -,
80. Ntl, l. a.-. lied upon ~ d. q d. ..' % .
~ NJ =. .1s.,nc Galetzil. ficifnar "chi." h'o"'
" ,...r cha .o.crr NAO !sa otr'. - 20 ~. Do.
,,rf,.d iu the defit, 81 nj "doi a " l t,,, m
80 % Xt,.,,i, f. 81 peers that Nh "e''AA' ,.-
Lf,I 10 IT,. hi. herd dnrlg b. lurf', s, Iti..
10 coures hef che enc rt -""ta 70 W 80, 81 r 40 Dr.
'r,,.,,-, Al No 70 farat sfics. "Lo lhl -. 30,
e., no IN tuln ,ent Per 90 he house 81 ", r,,-I
Wet Ttinorrth street Where voc a. IIr iisl
nt an .,.rti.r pr.curcd. Tesuitng ~ hr4 u' H.. 40
IN ornafon O. tic afair rsc,x "a t ot.,r cir. e,
Ip.,f,,h '' ~, , ZION hioh BE- gah'lrd hr ''' a.,
cd D. Abru Cot corner of LeioJ enc T., cana.
iDl', o,' i r.,t s,f ~ hns'pud hr' I'"..
,ohp sister Of airs 1fuehosrt aud N'ri'',H ,be. ric
nj a. Mo- .alisui az Whotc house d,cF- "a n.'cf Il
died. Tney all taken e. ~" fHe'''.- .,.
caed up to G@tit Oh. tesut Of the 'oio.,'' l..
Dr HohiAtor Dtpuiv Coroner n1fe po'i i.y. ~ II H. On
ton hnling conclusive evidence thai an h''' .lt.
ufocui.d 'f.iu quo oIecis co Aloh .' ( l,,t
,,aozk wen' - board with hlrs. Johnson on ~ ,s
a-d .ird a. farfr4 no ming Tue "hnr'''' ttIfs
trrJav u,rt N.u.Id Adi'u troihrr 81 g. 90 l'i
M..p. 100 ..r ftrf.-lfunTS n Ma. i'''' .,. ..
l,r, ffI. .f....r. tt.4 90 f7s "" ' ''''
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iNt,.si.lh KeeImen.. \. Vols cS. i0i =
Fi,,h Resiment Artillery N. \. v"

stationed az Fot Msrsui baltimore ara or IVY go,
soD tuty oaers supon,r Inducements to teoV'' iAo s
est bounty gwen. .. ,b,, ,,ovcr.meut
state ano Town ouuti-s paid "heH Gu '''"o. I'll,
,,rv coru,r Cutt add J0f3rOD -sts bfo0N9 ~ ''ee'
rrt,.,' Z -, p,v.,rv and Giaud,t. NeS -lotk Of
OH' -, IN MIrIRAY Rtgimeusl Rsclui'i' Object
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TpF UNITED STATES BoUETr CoSrlNCED.-NJ.
Srraone. q. S. Disbarsing and Musiering officer,
ehponpcee that lie will continue to pay the following
bounty to recruits for the Old regiments; Premium
81; Bounty Sand Sl3, being {" months pay III
advance. The State Bounty Will also coniin"e 10 Dc
uaid.
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Ll.lINNAI ] Iu1ltaI, oei'- - Il0I'
Paris, K ntucby, War evicna.ed Last night, The
troops falling lack on Cymh''na.
Gen Lewis Wallace ras been engaged al night
in making ilcparariors ot le no cct.Jn Of the city
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ColracrIos-It was Dr. Clarence Melville
BrowpcH mot Charles Clarence, rs printed VINO
larely died IL Central Africa, while engaged 90 cA-
Dlorinc the sources OF tho Nile.
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We are rcouested to state that the Eleventh Ward
vo,pptee,. attached 10 Col. Cohl's regiment, will
te paid Of, at camp, on Thursday afternoon, al .
O'Clock. OlLer regiments will be attended to IN due
cOurse.
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T-lSGg-N,

BRAKES PIAsraTON BiTrERS.
They party, s,rs.s hen. snd iavisorsie.
They create heshy appetite.
They are entidote change Of water and diet,
They overcome effects Of dissipation AID a'e hours.
They strengthen TIE y stem bud enlive1 the mind.
They prcvea, n,smatc aud ir, srui,ten. iever.
They purify the oFea n I'd scdiiy of,he stomsch.
They cure Dyspepsii and Constipation
Tnsy cure Dsrr,sa, cholera. and Cholera NJ Jrbu,
They cure Liver Compl,nt cod Esrvos. Headache.
Thy the best btters Ia the world they make tho
weak strong aid exiiu.e1 nEurs great restoreL
They are mace OF pue ST. Croix R1m the celebrsed
Cas8ya Bark roots and herbs. aud taken with tho
pleasure of beverage wi hou regard TO tune Of day.
Pircu rly recommended delicate persons requiring
.eI. s,inuao sold Jy all OiCcen. Duggf;s. Ho.r aud
saloons. f Ii. DRAKE & Co No ZJ2 Brosdw,y. y. Y.
The Normal School Company The Tes'hers and
Siuosats Normal Ahaly. are org hs
H. Coz pouy, composed e tire iornr uGous Il fne
IA o. chsacter hey chp,,e u. Any spcn souns
eu can ,bt ,l al lo information ieqned 81 applying 70
iiODNEf T.. KlMEALL. C,ptsin esr ifoes.e oi Mathe-
naiic-l az the STAIE NORMAL SCHOOL Albany, New.
T. S-Au who jo.b fh. Company will be ecor ,dted TO
tlrir -p.cIne Town. ara COun.lss.
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- ~ V'urI,N.prIOH--A Inc OccuIfel
,o-,erdy in the drug store Of Cues Brother, No.
10 Cra;d etrcet IL yvar csustd tythe spontaneous
o'~ ns,;or f some ch, nica. Tie irenitcf woe
damaged 10 the extent Of $3.50, "ihch 's I'' Gov
er,d by iJfuance.
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81 1860 Y.
BRAKES PLANrAnos BIrTzRs

DkAhEs PLAN "a liO' DiIiffc
yl.orat . .ng heus 40 pr hrs the 'ysfu is perfect
pprtr I'D Nsure great e'sofe IL i COMPOSED Of pure
st. ron Rum cell biGd Caayu ia H. Foots. and efos
Pecu ar adapted and d.ics p'rson and csa DO
relied upon for its putty 1t cures dyspepsia IL gentle
tonic sld just the Ming yr eli rges Of tue 'esons sod
By 90 Dro.efs Dru. gifts fiotei,. ard saloons. r. H.
DRAkE > Co.. NO 2y2 trosdwsy. New York
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specimens OF as fruits the Roy Lave Iust nI
r..-.n.
CoVrL,iSls TaoH Sos 'Nn N",sn'n Sol
nrH, oN B,ltors Tx Complaints come to
us fio'l ,.'Iods quaf,'- q Tie treatment onr -cA
AND s., oluded toll.,r. receive %. The han.. Cd; Tie
oa.oc.- Doc cla-- e. E'4o.'a i..nl iio.Ilia''. We
have ~r.nhy rnd irr'iisty nvesu 'cd these
cha's'', and I'd CO.. 'i.'.'" 70 '.' 'h'.' 81. Tough
uty nat have u.'' ''.-i.ci' DO our l-"- h'
u'y gre i'lu so "i'n ''' We ''''''7 '''I ~
thn tuer I'oi b. poor go f'l'' '"' '".'''. .''" ''
quaint. 'l'' itf. a'" h.. ''' - '''.'t .''
oelctc"+ rn'''"'''." ii'''' ' 700 '"''n "H 'I'"
hIenIs. i'.i e uH'' r. '' col .'' l''' p,'n Nl.''
held if 200 'hcmi ilt i'f A'e 'I'''o 70 l"fs-
a.d m ~ uc tl'i iN". wounded ,"ii7
lrom hlc'ean W. pr 'n.t- hue.i aud 'cni g.
!0t is'iltn lt'u' JIG " 'e htt'r io bi
.Itn"s Cr ''urir o.. 'i' h'ri i'"' an an p
ctopf.,'o. 'i. f.'ni ''it = d'*iHl-et f'.-
dior wa rtfeurory is.ueeu: 'nrt i'fi'r repre-
.,... ,,.. MA t.,ue.f ble iarai ss Lave b.,r re-.
,,.I.c, ,,l,,, ttsv have lieu tho leland tor ibe
,..,,.... or ,.g.,o he ,.. .nd wounded aud d.
tr.-.ci soldiers. IN rclly 10 thee a'cu'4tions wc
have l.Ial.tt.t from De- dortor IN charge and ~
,ailavi r.U 'he steward aVoirs' whom We card
ucuci complaints bc.o., pr. B-owuo I'D any
din. .o no v'th tlc sII liv.sou Of aiIars oa tie
.sI5G. Tae.orerilr tsrn publ he'd, and 81 GER
,,i,., il.. ro- reflect cnut 90 he head or The
near, OF .,- author.
T4c tic. 'he seward la- oi coming TO the city
and s,.eourr before q justice that - hiauy pounds
Of beer AID butter have lccn rrrclafed i.no - is-
Gel,rv 70 the public. : good dinner ON Wiling
, ~. o. orc good meal - div even, viii not rcfD's
the charge hat have been maie. Goveumen.
,eperop.. ss,rlesnl 80 nd nee Of sil-tautals for
H., l.rJ.r # ,he soldier. VIA. uocomcs Of in l.
il .oldl LEO. by what authority and what depot
tior, is ,rnde %, the rmce,ds, Clo:bing II gaili-
,or,lv a,r.i.beJ by the Goyc,uiBen; 10 those " DO
r., To-. ir ,,,r,nen,s I'm b,,,le o- IN con..arcn.e
Of wound. received in batts, AID yc, We aro ioli rs
,yi,pc..es whose testimony IL trntworhy tlat tue
.oli;ers an uedloe's Island az. called o.. ON 10 pay
Nc Garments they receive from n hands Of the
,,,,,,.s H. cL.roe. Can this BE- satisfactorily g.
lt,.d1 III. ladies, who b.v. been O. vartrd u
,b,;, MANA If beueya,noc aic many of them a.
I., a.. ,.o,b,rs wives. dauoitcrt. and sisters Of
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.;cL and xyouudea : .Idicr- from Michis

.ysp.s % Mic Trsidrft IA "
iuyiiel 70 attend q meeting at No 10 oIosa"E, y. y,
"A IN .DAN tNENI>G the 81 int a. .clooA' "
tlan. tor the relief Of sick AID wo1 dei ara
dior. :. Ia are here ~ may arrive from .ne "
var. fat AID prompt attenda ce al ne so"v me '0
place is earnestly soicted DAhiuo a.-i .'ni,,,
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So many of the printers III NewaiA' y. d. nave
enlisted that 1he Mrcrry, on MONDAY l"si' hdd
only three hands ieft out Of their entire force.
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Attention! 9TH, y h. 92d, 3,th, 59ts nnd . u,

T. - I'D NuI., ,IiER WI be gyel THIS E'h
no a. WALLADh'S thtAIk3' Always "s''''N
-, .-.a"-.'
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MfrTSG oY I.rI-GIow : cor 'lerah.e
number Of irr.i-prowers amafcur AID Others, f'-
siding in the vicinity Of ilo ely. have uorlit %
5c,rlblc 10 come togei era. tcrc poui 10 the lower
or burinefs portion Of tle ely "Loe week ~ %,
10 examine ADD tak over he merits OF the different
fruit. o., tbcy cone into ,ea.on. Scrh meetings arr
held in Ba.,on. N,o-lf.ycn. and cl.ewiere aad
have proved u.c;ul uul interesting. They give op-
pof'uri,y 90 d'scrt- and become o.uain.ed With %
meri.- ana leuerir Il d.i,.ew y4r.ctil. l,.3ro tr
public l., ,rs meeting r. frorcscd 60 be- bed a.
O'Clock p. 10. on ihurday Of this week at The
ic4r.I-.i.' rool-. ~. - PAIL row, Zen The
time and place Of future m'ctm9s viii he decided
upon. Al iu,enr.d la frut., especially aonal cli-
tva'o-., are invited 60 be IrocHt nrd tr'-s along
specimens Of a-y fruits the may Lave Iu't m
r..- u.
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k7te.-Dr r. Hunter in associlt WIN ma
brother. Di Jane Hunter Geyoos ms eN'iuslV'
1',.'Ii,n IN ti,e Treatment Of bronciid auG pal
r.,..ry IT. efaea. luey cnn be- consulted person.
...I,.rL. lIl.-ai No 30. E".cN"t, '.'Hreu "
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The First Sixty 9Ien az for MONITORS" who
apply will be received in Col Gurneys Regiment Of Mont
tors, being the i2'th l.s.N.
Thi, Regiment under order. to march next SATURDAY.
90 men ale already enrolled aud only sixty nea can be re-
c,ived State bounty Of $50 will be paid 10 those who e'd
this week.
Apply at No 3oS Broadway.
SiXiy.sixth kegimeut, n. y. Vols. Coz
{ tIN AMI IL Bot - ~ am 40 ANNrpl :.
IL Bounty aud sdssnced pay euar iera every nny
enf- 30 this veteran Irsimrnt aud 20 ad1lt'os -
At ia. expi alton Of the pei ID Of bis eu'"''' 10y Wv
tDns iultueuce date OF enroueuL - ST., or,
ncalqaarters: tin Rtflmrrt AsrnoI, 'en'o' "''
uer Grand SID Centr--sis., New Nors tf, -, na..,
- IL, hl-NTnN n DAALs kecnllns NnlooH
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EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI

The People Organizing for Defense.
GIN. LEW. WALLACE ~ COMMAND
TIE Union Troops Preparing to Evacuate
Cyntliaaa, Ey.
Humphrey Marshall Reported to
be Marching Oh.
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ILAG rREsENTATInN.


The IN Ike iueid. \. y. ", Col. Quincy,
came from Camp WathI gtou, nlen leland 10 = -
city vestCrd8 and Werr yes ptcd win slhhd OF
ol0rs by Mr aud Mr.. lckuey. lie regiment
,receded by q full hanG, marched up Broad" y 10
az resideDcs Of Mr. 81 khey, ~ Iweil,h street.
yhefe the Iusehtau Il took IIce hlief"ard,
aarch ,yis taken 10 the PAX, where the command
vas reviewed. The Monitors now number about
80 Len. al Of whom are July uniformed. lLey
s;tct 10 ioaye for tue sr.f OF var on F'iday
III NLW-lOKK MEDICAL CORPS II WASHING
TON.
The following disporche- were received Yesterday;
NA-luNt OAi IDnusyi Stp'' = i''@'
10. Go OrDlEr Haso, ~ %e'e- io,ki -. A.,,...
ti olc.s. oflrI bat tDc spD! and grounds De o'cn
r1 ty wounded d-f tie ,IcUfise If"iesonal Gaze o. tHe
soglter corn l .Io ii phys ciaur. Exec tiye Com
ntee D., Dr,nod stoDr AID H-Hesd led ihis en,'T'
pe oainey Government nov ss'ins IN t4s UpPs GO
OJ corps e. l. OK nn' o4tfriy. bLl ia ~,
WA,nAe1os NJ nday Sept l. itoz
bI 1oa,a eo -s arrived e organized ard ready for
ac'ge service IL h~J sn 81 4b accep,stlo % a."
-etlald o. our "oon,te ee y'' i'acce''nti iou' wy
ELISHA hAAIJs.
WMHiscToN, Mon,sJ, sept l. 1907
K'nore surgeon. loes,d for The ueIt Two days Keep
reed d ofeI They n.S &c Fsqied 1t short h9ucei
ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS.
nfec hundred r,ciin- uuoer the command Of
Let g. l.. Perkins, aiIytd Ia this city yesterday
morning, by the ste ,Uitr Metropolis, OF tue AL
Riyq line. Thy arr al armed, Uniformed, aud
oqunped, aud viii leave or Washington to-day.
Tie, bsong to The H. OH ano l3tn Regiment,
aud he third battery Ol si.srachooctls troofs now
Ia Virginia
Nisiy.scyen recruits for SWANS lst L. S. Cav
hlfy cached here yer,'ri.y mornins iiom Canton,
Sl.hwrence County, ny. my ''e not uniorned'
bat vii be fr,,,,o ii ,l., clothing ahd quIpmeHts
IN thi city eiore they have Tor W siington. They
are ulier the {, arge q. Sor.t. " p I. number Of
focFuis fcI the iih w-lork Volunteers "ifiyrd
I'll ihtPmk Barracks yesterday morning ana ici'
ioi thSseal VI war ia TIC 'eiD0On.
NATIONAL WAX COMMITTEE.
At tIneeling Of ti. Iounniue,, ye,lefday, IN the
rooms u tie Ci amter 81 IOmueice, IL feeoidIOh
was s6pteI drecli.g tie G. iiy publication 10 w
newspPers Of all cou'ubluOnt. Tie following
o0ntniatioAs were recoit,t: f,0m Peter to"ler'
=. Is. Eatot $40; bag .u- iiumi'ft S"'p. ana
III. o.. ( bcre 50 --,.,.in. a. -gr'-a ATE" sI'' 20
"a Ll.4sIa..s vi guiCs nas sPpolptVi w 3-s-s'
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Ptu'. UlAD-The diovcr- are It'll iolis. Not
quite So lolly as last wod hcc'Ise tie c4c ~ the
cattle IrprSet ,,as not well calculated 10 maze
them iol, a. r. W.. last Tuesday. Still, %, al tbo
huloc.- were cold - io'', prices c'mTaled "it tle
;.'c mol,h ago, they 20 hone toolios It,"y
lo.d Tie gr,zi,r, OF ths STATE, WAo lave ut irlt
very jolly ,his SUMMER. over tie rto-ioc- Of Au-
tumu, begin now TO feel comfortable. Hey ar sai-
sIcd that good leet cattle viii sell It, 80 a
pound net AID ct thai they oan lie. They bfgln e.
gee that tic demand ior the Amy nnf increase,
rat or than diminish a- many have ANTICIPATED. Al
any rate. with continued large supplies Of bnlocbs
on sale-ncGlly 5000 e week the maraet does not
break down. Therrcspects OF tho farmer are en-
couiugug.
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l;euas.

BRhNDKhTlrS PILLS
eenss the bod and ty,c Their efficacy in Ulcers 10 20
Ies ts, p.rs .en were decay lag e,tore5 TO healthy.
eo0ou- is
BRANDBErrs PILLS by purifying the system, In fact
renew the lie Of the body.
In LIVER Compliant Cosveuss IN Rteln s..'m. aid for
Flne. Dzyle,, sud P,iu ia be- Head they a., nishoie
and iih ALL % ud Easy IA, tnes give no trouble
GER NEW STYLE.
PRGSCIPAL OFFICES,
80. 29I CANAL STREET, end No 4 UNiON SQUARE
Watches ard JeweirJ
al dpscrif buj atche, nuJiiue cases iof 70
dies s low a. 81 correct unekeepefs 'of
salr 0y - ,,... =. -. ~
ore door below tsDs,t., formerly No. III Nsl-N
observation-disclosures PLANTATION BIT
TERs Of , &c eDfad Grand appears 10 be ~ every ones
mouth a. wei every one. .oe They are sP endid
article be relied upon to suensheo snd inSigorss
exhausted nature.
Yi1 Tax Ell,, -
NOW READY. IN Igmpust o. - pages, OF hhef WINS
up-r Beside b. bill Whcu WORD or frj u accDr1,nce
i the o.lgnoi end 20 y an Al htO"iirN eca
mutation OF every arce by the isw aud tho
amount II the b, levied thereon. iii, f.1eIs
counulre A. convenient " Is pOs-i1ls 10 make H.
Pic. e, uts yo.tp.1 - p.f lt .ent ~ 'Spres'i %
Der luO II by nail. Adlre-, TIE tuBCrE, Ne" torx
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CITY ITEMS.

AMusFYrNTs.--The dramatic season ~ 'ic Bro l.
Ism Arhenaum VIII commence this evening. The
h.ll has been csfeiully reiltcd foe theatrical pug
poscs. Mrs. Sediey browIe iIr. ~. H. Ficuiuc
Mss Fanny brown Mr. A. ii. Davenport and ,ir.
". H. Bcey iaau aH.o' . tie l,ad.s- members oi
the company. IN attractive bin is ciI,i,d for the
opening lero fHApce.
Tie fairy piece Of " Cinderella" win be repre-
scuteG THO afternoon at NiAons CrMorne Ca.Ocu.
\ host Of p city chilircn ha been curnooi 20 tc'p
the spectacular eject. Ills vcrson .s oi.c,d 10. ,c
especial attraction # de youthful community.
Mr.. ". n. ficminGs Benefit. deferred TO- some
week, s announced 10 take place nest Monday even
ing, at the Academy Of Music. The ou'eralnlne 30
VIII 5c ample and varied. The Iroyumme includes
concert, comedy, opcrcia aud larcc. Iictols are
for sale ~ various place. n the city, which are III
dicat.d elsewhere ia tie advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

G unc''uar hitler yo.crd.y went to W sA.ng'on
fl tie Committee On Nt'ioaal Affair." 20 bring On
jlc body 81 Can't 4. a. Don.ics Aotine-' oionel 81
tie Second Regiment, Fire Zorlycs, h.ilel 81 Ma
nL.s.Ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

rh,scisn f,r Dsr,.e, ii TIE Luas no %! b.Oai"oy.
h,..- 4 .,i., sept. !, 100:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

CUmor, Cospucr of ~ ONO MhrsrfL.-Thc
Deputy ..si .hal al Cleveland. Ohio, Eas recent,
arrested several merchants belonging 10 the city Oh
tie ~ home. lie seems 20 bc undera misappre'
tension Of his duties in regar1 TO the p5slort sys-
em-sOehiue to festia Din every one from leaving the
s,ae. in two OF t~oe instances NM sbai Murray Of
ms city h6 t,'o.rafled HIN to rclese tLe parties,
himself ror,o-a'ly vouching for their toues' mieo'
ons; bat thus lar u La- produced no effect, aud tie
unfortunate New YoIcrs aic e,i lc,.i-.nel Of their
hDeny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

LEW. WALLACE III COMMAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

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rft... JrYIgr, No. J-} broiIwas.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-03-26
Wendell Phillins.

wendell Phillips recent y made speech
al the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, in
which he openly declared that he had been
engaged in efforts to dissolve the Union for
the last thirty years. He keeps 10 his old
text; and yet he was awarded the privi-
leges of the Senate Chamber, and also the
House. We see it announced that he has
made his appearance at Harrisburg, and
that the Senate has graciousIy given him
that Chamber to illuminate his secession
ideas.
Really this is strange. Men who have
been the substantial friends of the Consti-
tuition and the Union all their lives, have
been arrested and imprisoned, for no al
legged offence whatever, and released with~
ont trial; and yet this man Phillips not only
runs free, but is nursed and pehed by the
United States Senate, the Senate of Penn
sylvauia, and A5olitionists generally
Why The answer is in his speech at
Washington, in which he acknowledged
for thirty years. Never was confession
more true. For thirty years Phillips has
been attacking the Constitution, and using
every means TO exasperate he Sonlh 10 Sc
cessson. Now that ne has accomplished
his object, he is in his glory. and triumphs
in this fratricidaI war as did Satan when his
schemes against mankind resulted in Cams
numbering his brother Abel But now that
Phillips has confessed that for thirty years
he has been conspirator agains. the Uni
on, is il not about time that The Government
put an end TO his alrocious career by con-
fining him in prison or a lunatic asylum
By his own confession, Phillips and The
Southern Rebels are co.laborers, and there
fore they ought TO be treated alike.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-03-26
What of the Night

1t is no longer question with anybody
This is universally accepted to be as cer-
tain as destiny The only real problem
now is, whether it will get lis quieius by
this spring campaign. 1t is a matter of
great moment. Tens of thousands OF lives
and hundreds of millions of public money
depend upon H. II summer overakes our
armies in the low latitudes of the South,
with their work half done, they will be
obliged to suspend all vigorous effort for
four or five months, and November will
find them little, if any, advanced beyond
where May shall leave them. Ii would be
a physical impossibiiiy for uuacclima'ed
northern troops 10 carry on active operations
under the burning heats Of the southern day
and amid the deadly malaria Of the south
ern night. The attempt TO maintain wig
orous offensive under such conditions
would involve irightfui sacrifice OF l:fe,
and lead TO no decisive result. Even mac
tivity, and all practicable exemption from
exposure, would not save from great raw
age by disease. The war, if not finished
this spring, must last until winter 1t costs
some sixty millions a month 10 maintain II,
and It's prolongaiion through two more sea.
sons woOId involve an additional expendi-
ture Of al least three hundred millions
We see. then, what tremendous response
biily devolves upon General McCLELLAN
II rests with him mainly whether the nam
body oil The rebel army shall be HoRs Dt
COMBAT within The next two months and q
half II he does :his effeciually, the strength
Of the rebellion will be irrecoverably bro
ken, and il will require but comparative
Iv small force to deal with its dying strug
gle in the Gull States. 1t will require con-
sumale skill and untiring activity TO accom-
plish so great work in 30 'imiied time
but the confident tone OF his address author
ICES US 10 expect il, as well a his own vel
understood character and that OF the army
he commands. May Heaven speed anc
prosper him in his mighty work