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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04
The Union Mass Meeting in Illinois

sIrinQfcli, H., sep'. 2. Tho attendance WAS
great at the union denonstrst on here to-dsv, sud
wac fully as large as WAS anticipated. Resolutions
unanimously adop,od that this uuholy r,br lion
commenced without Jrs' Gable cause, and that il
the duy Of the government TO suppress II b. tho
uso of every con,tituti'nal moan, in his power,
aud whoever oppose. the execution of the swf, ~h,-
Tier by open rebellion ~ secret combinations,
teaches o hers 10 do II, /, an enemy u rrpIiiican
liberty that the course Of that portion Of the y
cratic party, sh) have no. foreot tho dyius
injunction Of stephen A. Douglas, AMI who h-vd
molly rallied TO the country.s sRndad IN his hour o;
her trouble, meetE cur tssrty admiration.
Speeches were made ny GOV. Yete', strators poo-
little and Trumtu.l, Generals NJ oCernend, O'!cshy
and Lane, Of Indiana and other dist' = ishei gen
tlemen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04
Young Meme STATE t-,racu.e) Convention.

6Erucuse. Sc pt 3.--The Mass Convention Of LOYAL
Young Men met st wleting Hall At II O'Clock this
morning. The body Of the hall and the galleries
we're well fled. Elicit +. shepard, Of New York,
Vss chosen Presdent. The following wero among
the Vice -Pres den,s Henry Z. Parker II 7. Carter
Jno. c. Adams, Hawley ID. Clspp, james Lefevre
George W. Demers, etc. william HeudeIshot' the
drummer boy" who crossed the river in the r.t boat
loring the charge upon the heights of fredericks.
burg was introduced and beat the "ong roll" elicit
Ing much applause. Russell r. Hicks read President.
Lincoln's e,ter, which erected with enthusiasm.
Mr.. Dor,heimer, Of the Com:aittes on Resolution,
reported the following seriesi
Firs,-Thnt the prtsent war WAS produced By an
SnprOyok d attack upon the nation, ana cannot be
honorabiy cossd except BY unconditional tubmi,a Oh
by the insurg nts
second-ihat the sy,t, IN OF Southern slavery was
III parent OF this rebellion and shall rejoice IT, as
sconseluenc' OF II, tia system .ha be destroyed
Thrf-Ih.t the letter Of Z esdent Lincoln shall
seceve our coda suppJit aud inspire us With con
Fourth That the oboc, Of this war Ia not TO reduce
the inhs -in o. the folth To state of vassalage
nor to h IL h'rl N he cluuitiou n conquered peo
pie, but y r',i. tie a,tion aud en- !o!ss the lsw'
and secure n a',, md tha' when these pun
poser aitnu,d t.d 10 insurgen' states manifest
teyentan: ,p.r ~ vi weloorie thtIi back rs th,
fath aecoT-4 !i' odisEi sou.
F,rh- ~. " -Old ere and sailors have given
glory ',cp bi. .xhibitng pa riotic devotion
S;Iia = "a, The slsnsl ability With which the sd
niIus: si,or he. damaged the adaip Of the eQysEp
= s>.sI. vu UsIsirl sAaIattsA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04
Latest News
SY TELECRA PH TO rHESEw YORK sCy
lntrrc'tiny From slashile.cD.

LEES Ah5ll CN lilr AvFl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04
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LEES AhAIl CN IIIt. .Iokl.
Important From siissi sipFi.
A Reign Of Terror.
NEGRO INSURREcTION FEARED.
General Political News
Democratic and Republican
Conventions.
Nominations. speeches and Resolutions
Union Success in California.
Progress Of the Draft.
A. AR.


Wdshiro'o-. Gsp' . -ts se1pedit,n sent up the
Rappshaanocs % f,e-p'urs tue runboss Satellite
and II ii,nco has s,uIu ned, beius unable In couss-
ouene' Of be ~ 10 get sher up than lsppa
hAnnoct OA" ~ lie of the sa, lite arrived
heRe to.day IA ing L. his escape while on the way
10 r., hmond. II. .. ntt thG. sn expedition mum
berins b.t~,on o AMI t0 rtbe, consisting in part
sfth snfn- ior,e -L h c,p:If, tie two boa. left
The neghsortcnd II Poit Royal on Tuesday for the
Potomac for thr iur.oae Of osp'urins sone Of cur
vessels. A parry cavalry a.c al "A them who have
occn seen L.tsy about k.tih.As and other points
the river
Tho frlsste 4bino ieft Sev Lonion CO Tuesday for
the eoast of New England to enable fishermen, who
have long dssr,d to tutr tLa naval service, to dc
% on board that noble vessel
The premature publication fthe Ptcsidentt letter
sceAsions much su.pI.s This done certainly not
Shroush the fundamentally o. i,s AZ hor.
RHroRftD ALv,scs i1.s ARsr.
The Washington SI.gsays;
We learn from vessel Us. -rrivnd, that within 'hc
ss; few days rebel cNR.ry have l..n seen at diiei
en; poiuis On tbt 70 orsc Ityo O4ce cr twice they
have been seen Ia tiny14!t. n,fr ;lr old bt'trte
a. Shpping c. kp. lad Mathis. Point. rtpurt
G tho trCs.Ing of the fric.s a. & JYnsay, on ttt
kapp.hannock, L. brought b. cOLrsb,nds -hO cay
that u tOniCGC. Stt force osng ID ron teu 10 NJ
teen tLlt.. and. "a pletty .als u.Igin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04
Victory .fKil Carson over ,h. Indian.

Ledpentorth, sept. 3-fron albuquerque (Sew
Mexico pap.r Of August, We learn that on the 18Th
Of July, Col. Kit ksnon With part Of the let New
Mexican r. giInent, 81 fight sith the Nsys Ia
lians beyond Fort Csnhy. Tho Indians we're de
feaed with the loss Of IS Killed And over 20 wounded
and many prisonerI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04

san Prancisco, Sept. The vote Of he ei;y up 20
4P. NJ, sunpreccd, ntcdly large The m.Jor,y fer
the uuon State tiek3t, - snNtei, will he about
1000. The Pee pe's non legislative ticket will pro
baby be slected by 100 majority.
Teloraphic returns from Sacramento, Nevada,
Stockton, San jose and Msysyiui counties, up to
noon, estimate majority In those precincts fsS tAa
uaiaa atsA uskst Il BsAxL i've Y era
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
Death OF q Telegraph Operator.

AZ special meeting ef the members OF the National
ToIegrsphc Unicn In New York city. held Sunday,
December f3 Tor the purpose Of taking proper acton
With reference the demise OF Leprelee Sweet.
ber OF that association the following resolutions
unanimously sdop,sd--
whereas, an sllwiss Provisence has removed from
among midst esteemed and dearly beloved friend
and nborer Mr.. Lerreette Sweet for many years an
attacbe Of the American Telegraph Once In this oitya
young than ordinary ability, possessing high
social qualities and a sweetness Of disposition that
deared him 70 all with whom he was associated AMI
wherss words but nadeaustey express the sorrow
which ws his fellow operators feel on this sad occasion
aud while humbiy bowing 70 the Dictates G Him who
doeth all things well, We would place record eva.
denoe ~ te deep Of the loss we have sustained
aud, slight marx Of respect 10 the memory Of tbs
lament cd deceased, u NJ
Resolved That In The death os Lsprele,ts Sweet the
American Tcicgra aph Company bas lost q fs,hfu and
valued servant his fellow operators dearly beloved
rriend and the pfcesson of is brightest ornaments
Resolved, That our heartfelt sympathies are due and
are hereby rendered 70 the grs stricken relatives ia,
dsceasea, in this, the hour of their affection
Resolved That we, the members Of tho Not Iona fel
egraphic Union 10 the New YORK district iu toNoa o.
respcc, fJr oar late brother member viii wear re cus
tomary badge OF ioc thu ensuing thirty DAYS
Resolved rbA. copy of thsss regoui Jas b. fransnt
ted TO the parents or the deoeaset
Resolved. That copy Of the pr,cseiings ~ th.snss,
tDs he published "a tbs dsF psSess of 10. Y,rs B,,
600. ssi Lawrence, Mss
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
Coroncr's Inquest.

TAR FATAL srABBrSa AFYRAY IN rna suKrR
wARD-IsoCEsr By ooRosER wrLDEY-vKRDr0r
or THE JURY.
Coroner wudey he'd inl,es, yesterday on the body
OF John Kane Trishman, about thirty years Of ago.
who killed By negro asmcd Harslsss Little %
Saturday last
samuel Brombsrs, . boy fourteen years Of ago, wss
the nrs witness called He testified 10 sseng the q.
cessed In tho yard Of prisoners about oos ocioc
saturday he drunk and wanted TO light prseuse
inside the house deceased In and squared
on q, him did not hear him say anything prisoner ssll
he did not 10 hght wbcn deceased went out sal
90, two brckbss, which he nred through the window
deceased theu went away for about mnues aud on
coming back took two more brekbats aod fred theap
through the window. the prisoner then out -
took tho knife "a large pointed carving knife, viii
white horn handler ana struck decreased with i In the
SIDE deceased said "Oh, am struck" and fell rigns
down on hs face and the prisoner into the house
Michael sullivan, boy ten years OF age, vas sworn
and eorroborsted the testimony OF Brombsrg - 49,
Hester Rogers testified that abe had lived With The
prisoner aud hs wife for sbon, four moninsi "s sns
deceased the yard about one O'Clock on Setur
day and 20 into the house the prisoners whore
he apparently made muss a. she heard them send Tor
ao oeer be o,s n'1 ,bs h wife and ~usss ~sr.
there al the time deceased called prisoner oil tho ngssr
SIS Of bs that ever was, and asked him Why ne wss
busness and deceased would not leave be would mass
him deceased got up from the chair on whisn hs nss
been sitting and put bis hst up 10 prisoners lace
az N 10 sriks him. but did not do prisoner sara ne
had better G. out, and pushed deoessod~ho ws sone
towarus tno nV'f-Jf-' NJ ue 49, hr,cL
a,d closed the door deceased then got Two prics oS
and broke In the window; prisoner vas v.n nIs VIC ~
,he hes,oor ana she wanted bin 70 out and get -
officer prsouer started od 20 DO So ~hen deosa-ee -
turned a prisoner got the door and foowen nun 49,
-, az. ,aaanr~ ana nyed two brick bats dccessed
then ran on and prisoner ran after him and ssoooo s
lust outside the door. . .. -..,.., ..,,,ss<S
A., r.rsns a,,e,ted the =, p,soDer about eight O'CLOCK
s,s.y n,sbt while be epdeavoring 70 cross sss
;gs n p,uton sno made the post mortem er-
..,,,n tesasd 70 the csuse OF death, and toe osss
sn % 80 "a, "a The ury who rendered verdiot tha ds-
.sss csns 20 bs d,s,h by stab wound |" sns ossH
OF Harkiess Li,tls ..,. ......, s,ts n. -.
s,,s AZ. yesrs az ass New isssf, sot ssss
m,tiei ths dssi ia ssf ds'oncs
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

vessel employed for that purpose They all be-
came The prey Of swift transport and supply
steamers plying on their regular trips along the
coast One Of the most valuable prizes yet
taken was tho Minna which was captured by
the Circassian on her last regular voyage
These facts ought TO suggest TO the Navy De-
partment the necessity OF employing such fast
sailing steamers as may be in commission to
run up and down the coast constantly. keeping
a complete line OF them from the mouth OF the
Rio Grande to Fortress Monroe. BY adopting
this measure the escape OF rebel vessels run
ming into or on. Of Wilmington would probably
be almost impossible
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

LooS OuT FOR JEFF. DAvis.-Mr. Secretary
Welles, to save what little reputation he
has, ought to be more active than ever
in keeping watch on the harbor Of VIII
miugton, as it is exceedingly probable that one
of the most interesting of the blockade runners,
in the person Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis, may be
trying to get out of that port before long. Il
is the only one open now, aud, as all safe means
of exit are cut of on the Texas frontier, it il
quite likely that he will attempt to make viii
mngton his point Of departure when he is clear
ing out as he soon must be- If he will not take
our advice-so often and 40 generously
oiiered--and go with his bag and baggage and
co-rebels to Mexico, il would, perhaps, do TO
let him slip out OF Wilmington, and of to Eng.
land, like Louis Philippe did from Boulognc--
disguised in blouse, with light blue cotton
umbrella under his arm.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

SENATOR FoorE on THK RAMrAos.-Senator
Foote has been making another rumpus in the
rebel Congress at Richmond. Thi, time be
pitches numerically into Je1 Davis. II was
always his habit while in the United States
Senate to be pitching into somebody and MAX
ing things as disagreeable and undlgnificd s
possible. He never was man Of much weight
either In Washington or in Richmond but bis
late TRADE may do something towards opening
the eyes Of the benighted people Of tho South
to the true state Of affairs T. - bit The begun.
uiog Of the ead.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
ia nk Robbery IN Newark.

Toe First Naiona Bauk TO- day tbs scene OF the
coolest burglary ever known these parts The bank is
situated ia Broad street. the canal, IN the second
story OF the building. A. noon the community was
aroused by great explosion which shook the building
ihs indications that the burglars had been there All
rolled great distance from the building and blown up
Ths burglars evidently made calculation a. 10 tbs
amount Of powder used Tue safe vas destroyed AID
the building narrowly escsped The robbers obtained
the aouni OF three dollars the cntue cousenxs of
tbs sSs No tr,cs o, the rosuss hes ves peee as
csvsrh
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
riovemerts OF Europesn Steamers.
ARRIVAL OF TIKI CANADA AT BOSTON.

Bosros, Dec. 10, 1853
The steamshp Canada, from Liverpool, has arrived
here Her mails aud tho newspaper bag OF the press
we're forwarded By tonights trsio aud viii DO due q,
Now York early Monday morning
TIE DAMASCUS AT PORTLAND.
PosussD, Ne, Doc. 10, 1853.
The steamship Damascus, Captain Broya, from Liver.
pool Goth arrived At this port a, tvo O'Clock this
ius Her advioes anticipated by tboss o, the
shp C,naia
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
Governor Yates and the Iiiinois Legts-
lasurr.

Ciuo 400. Dec. 12, 1855
The tiiaos Supreme Court. by decision rendered TO-
day have sus,a Yates action in prorosue.
ing the Legislature last summer, Judges Walker aud
Brec,s holding tha, the proclamation issued by the Gov
sruor aud aoauicsced in by the General Assembly at the
time, ,tsrmnatei Il, session o, the 10th OF june
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

PUBLio LANDS. There ia nothing which at
tests more conclusively the steady progress Of
the country in spite OF The obstacles opposed
to it by the war, than the result Of the opera
tions of the Land Office for the last fiscal year
The amount disposed Of exceeds that OF the
previous year by I.558,776 acres-thc total
amount sold being 2,966,699. IA against
1877, ,922 During the (irst quarter Of the pres
ent fiscal year the quantity disposed of was
84,850 acres. which exhibits another large
increase
We are glad to see that government eontem-
plates imposing a tax upon the net profits OF
the gold and silver mines Of the United States
as means of augmcnting the resources of the
government. This Is measure which we have
frequently urged as Offering solution Of the
embarrsssments which will by aud by stare us
in the face from our present enormous paper
issues Let the principle Of a tax equivalent
to royalty upon these mines be once estab-
lished, and the mineral resources Of the country
can soon be made to wipe out the heavy respon-
sibilities brought upon the government by the
war
There is another thing that should not be
lost sight of in this general overhauling of our
expenditures and resources. and that is the put
ting stop to all free gifts to States or indi-
viduals Of the public lands. With tho enormous
burthens that will press upon our shoulders for
tho next two generations. we cannot afford to
be generous Of the national property. Not q
dollar of it should be allowed to be diverted
from its legitimate objects-that Of helping to
equalize the government revenue and expendi-
ture and to liquidste the public debt. OF
course this does not apply to the proposed
changes in the Indian reservations, which jus
tics as well as policy requires to be carried out
In broad and liberal spirit.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
Movements oS thr Rebels Price aad MA II
mnduke.

C,Iso. NJ, Dcc. IL, 1868.
late accounts from below represent that Marmaduke
cndeivorios 10 units bs forces with rce who said
to BE- ctosllng the Red river INTO Texas
Prces force much redaeei aud numbered less
toan bse thousand. large Uninn force pursuing
bm. The rebels are much dishslfte,ed.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

JrFr DAVIS on Tus NEoRo-In his lase Mes.
sage, JEFF Davis, while complaining Of the
cruelty exercised by some OF the Union gene
rails takes occasion TO refer to the negroes who
have fallen into the hands Of our armies He
says tina, from the treatment they receive the
most fearful diseases and mortality exist
among them in the camps where they are
crowded aud, being accustomed to the atten-
ton Of their masters, they are unable TO take
care of themselves by the Northern men,
he says, "on whose dceprooted prejudices no
kindly restraining influence ia exercised, they
(the slaves) are treated with aversion and ne.
glcct" He has no doubt be continues, that
the African race in the South, which has in
creased in number skiold since their importa.
tion into the British colonies, will be reduced
one half by the measures adopted ia the Union
army.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
Ma,dsrows Astacx on Provost Marshais.

UARo, III, Dec. I3, 1898.
The rebel steamer Platte Valley hrs passed, With 3ot
bales of cotton fof ~. iouis
Two deputy provost marshas Of this city arrested two
dessrters OF the Hundred and Nioih Illinois regiment
Dougo,s yesterday. when the dcserters attacked
their captors killed outright beat tho other m he
was tnssnsbls, and then escapei