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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Additional by the City Of Manchester
The Relation Of France to the
Southern Confederacy.
No Protest from the United States in the
Mexican Question.
CLOSE OF Tile FRANKFORT CONGRESS-.
ST. JOINS, n. f.. Saturday. Sept. 10, ls6j.

ST. JOINS, n. T., Saturday. Sept. l2 ls6j.
The following is the continuation OF the news
per the steamship City Of Manchester, which arrived
of Cape Race at O'Clock yesterday friday evening
having left Liverpool the I'd and Queenstown on the
81 inst:
The City of Manchester has - cabin md 26S stcerage
passengers, and n full cargo. She makes the lol-
lowing report On the Cd inst. passed American snip
OTarus. bound into Liverpool. On the fth 90 miles
west Of Fasinet passed the steamship China also bound
into Liverpool On the 9th. in lat. 81 I2 lon - ~
passed shiprigged steamer supposed to be the City
Of Washington. bound East.
The London Morning Herdid understands that ht n
French Cabinet Council tie cxpedicncy Of recognizing
the South discussed the majority being In favor Of
doing so; but that final decision was not arrived at.
The Paris Seclcand the PdrO de LG;0 recommend that
the Florida he seized at Ercsi for damage TO French
property. and punishment for repeaieG violations OF
the laws.
Government has delivered any pvocsi 10 the French
Government, made any verbal complaint against the
proceedings of the French in Mexico. and strives 10
prove that the Washington Government has no right TO
make any such protest
The Paris BOuTse WIS frmor. and closed on the "a
inst. ~ OF. yOc.
Tie Congress Of German Princes had concluded their
the Emperor OF Ausria carried with but five DIS
seniicni votes
Tie Emperor OF Ausilia expressed bis entire salts
faction with the result and declared Lis belief that II
would prove beneficial to Germany.
The Polish question remained without change.
There ore rumoTs OF on alliance between France
Russia and Prussia. but the Paris Iops denies them
LATEsT.-LOndoH, Sept. ;, q. m.-'onsols for
Money .al lino.. Central sAafcs 4 cent disco mt
Lie sllres SJ. q !.
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A,,rr1c.s Mr.r-lNnIA CoMrANY.-On sat.


prdy l,.i the first u new luc Of steamers. connect
ing New ork with tho Mcilndia rlands sailed under
me ans,lcos a. The American West India Company
This tion have for the piat ten months run line
Il 1.t cooaers 20 ihe Islands but Undressing business
led tLenn 10 purchase r.ug little iron steamer. the
Tubal Caiu bloctndornuncr mo-, long since captured
and confi.catcd hy Uncle san This vessel viii leave
MI, Dor, cverg x wocks for Bermuda, 81. Thomas, ST.
johns Mayagucz and ~ lDomineo City. with the
United Siai,s mails and such passengers and freight
M raay offer ~ tie 2sh q October second steamer
viii b. added 10 tie Inc when tips viii be made every
tlrce weeks and suh-ccncuily. should business war
rant. Other vessels win BE- purchased and put on the
route. The nan ol eci OF ths line is TO connect New
york with St. Thomas, the great distributing reservoir
ofls British and South American mails, instead Of
sending our correspondence o. those points via South
ampton The Company alAo Own extensive mineral ana
landed .ni, rests together with valuable commercial
,rvile,, an 81 Domingo and il viii devote itself to
Ire worL - developing these. by inducing white emi'
rrnnts 10 set'ioou s mineral and cotton andf. Mr.
Fabens the agent Of the Company sailed In Tie Tubal
Cain 10 establish agcncio, Ut the various points 10
which The Company design to trade. few gentlemen
were Invited 20 accompany the steamer down the bn!'
rtiur ng on the rcgeluc cutter Of Surveyor Andrews
and during ihe trip Ar. Hiram hetchan took The o''r
and made n statement Of The and Objects of the
Company. From his rcmaIs. and those OF other gen
emcn board engaged in the venture. 1t Is e'ideh'
that the Company expect 20 achieve very great roht'
ard possibly found corpor ion which shall become n'
magnfc, nj in tie colTso ol time the famous East
India Company An expei cncad metallurgisi goes ou
~ the ship 10 inapcct and icpOrt upon tho mihcf IT.
sources of the Company Grants in ST. Domingo hh.
se,ernl ,romiucut residents of the West Indies arr
already engaged agents 80 push the interests oi 'I
young enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Indian TroubIc. in the Nor,h-Wesf.

IRAyEswORTH. Saturday, sep. ~ ZOO
The steamer Shreveport arrived nom upper
Missouri last night. She left Gen. sibleys command
Aug. "a He was then marching 10 point ~ ihiies
above. where about GOO Sioux were encanped' win
the intention Of capturing destroying them Ire In
baps were very hostile all the way down TO Fort Pierre
Near the mouth Of the Yellowstone River the crew oi
,be Shreveport and the IndianShad three hours fight
IN which three Of the former AID 40 Of the latter were
killed.
A. nearly every place where the boat attempted to
land they found Indians prepared 10 attack them.
On several occasions the crew were cohpeHeu 70 cu'
tie cable and let the boat hoat into tic stream
A party Of 30 miners, who started down OIL natpoa'
from Milk River, are supposed to have been Killed p'
ihe Indians
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
EEOrl tt.sEOKNLt.
yYori. Oh the EEarbor De!ruar> Commenced
-rh. siair Election sacramento fr'"-
surcr sb-toudrd.

SAg IrtsCisgO sturdy sept d. l-'.l
The Steamship - .siha s4Ied for Panama t1-
dsv with .- o0J 4l treasure Jog rg.ald. .Ad -i"''
iur hru } lUIa
fnra-~I Yesterday if n lIrrs fr. -r - lnr'.. ff'-
rsirr tacspe.dy congciinn - tefy fofil.l'r iDiii
cations.
s,.r'r c,-rrieto re'r-r. mole 30 majority fur ilr
Uf.Yf III %. iicAsf % .ifilr bsnv 2u pu
Ilft, ulrr Itlolr it .!r si0fsa 60 ile Silir r.i.
nir aldri'fy iv, O. alollsis fso bct4"e aiic A..
uly men hIv elected
SAy IuAscisco Friday sept d. l''i
no,rv erst Atlantic tIrrcrcs Exchange rrnrrs %
9e % ,-.f Inn fr t,,i ln N,u.i iof.. lrsal Ir.d -
IN s.frl.f Tr.ll- rr,lif fld Since go f3lln. u
tfe i.. si.e. fheic t.. h,fn fair ofTng iihar lHf
i-i.ff D. have Quo lfflr JouhTs ere 500. Qoa'd o.
lr.rt.f .f.cL. rIf. 'rF brii'r opfnrturiica after
H. aIfsal,.l llrr r,fl- hg tesa. .s ll fly due.
tnr,. Bird Ifta.4irio ~ Sacramento, Dr. ai.cn.a ID
o. N.rD. ieir a a.,anif,. t0 re ~ o. - a.r -i
t-nUN. ilc .at p.0i4.l.l lria T. good cl'EA'i'I HH4
Owe h.s present di--racr o. gambling.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

F9UNTAIN-on Saturday Sept r. Ann wife o. Elis'
The relatives aud friends OF the family and those Of her ,on
james T. Fountain and Samuel B. White, respectfully
oe ISm hr e res1noe ,n %S re
GRISWOLD-On Sunday, Sept 49, 1863 Calvin Griswold
aged 88 years ard mouths.
Iii, friends and those Of his Dr. Samuel L. Crswod are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence No 323 Fourth street Monday, 18th at o'clock
p. m, without further invitation.
IRylNEIln Brooklyn, on sunday Sept -, at 6:25p M
Ger I'd Theodore aged II months snd2 days, Of Ham
ton n. and Lydia A. Irvine.
Tie friends of the family invited 70 attend the funeral
from No. 5l3 Pacific street, on Tuesday, at pm.
NORTON-Tn Psin6eld ~ j. on Saturday, Sept. l2 Mrs.
Julia Norton reict Of the late eman Norton Of this city
The relative. and friends Of e family requested to attend
the funeral without further invitation from her late resi-
D IA Jer.ey Central Railroad leave foot Of Court
isndt street at u O'Clock III. Return t4;25 p M
2ODGERs-Deperted this ie after brief illness on ss'ur
day Sept. r. Eliza Ann the beloved wife Of Samne
Ro1gers aged p years and months Her end wa cain
h friends ind relatives Of the family respectfully inviteC
10 attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 81
Bowery, Monday, the i''h inst, at O'Clock p m.
RusHsIRE-On Friday Sept. H. 1868, cathrine Rushmre
aged 6tyelrs ana months.
Philndelphia papers piee'e copy.
sTRIKFR-On Sunday morning Sept 49, a the residence
hi. father, Oori H. Striker, Jf eldest son oi Zen I"
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invet
to attend his funeral on Tuedsy the @ , and Fy
third streets, on the Hudson River.
sEYMOUR-On Sunday Sent. I3 suddenly, Isaac Seymour
President of the Bank Of North America.
| Notice OF funeral hereafter
SPARLING-On Saturday Sept r. after short but severe
illness Mara Elizabeth daughter Of Thomes and Susan NJ
Sparlins, aged "a years, 9 months and days 50
The relstiyes and friends the family most respectfully IN
vied 20 attend the funeral iom her parents residence NO
81 Third street Monday litl inst a. O'Clock p IN
THoRP AT Rahwey y J., on Friday Z, Sept I'm H. Mr.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend hor funeral fuelday 18th inst at p No. roI
p.uf 1IlreI IYtiu le.xe loot
street. at 10 Snd u a
wIDMAYER-At staple,on, Staten Island on saur,iiy
Sept r. Amelia. daughter OF George and Johsnnah Nid
| mayer aged ~ yeirs,
Tie funeral win ake place from the residence % her parents
morning a. II O'Clock tarl-rs VIA be in reidi
ness at Of W hiis hall street for the boat iro
Staten Island b. convey the friends TO Greenwood Gene
.ry vhere the remains T. be inferred The reliiye
and friend. Of the family respectfully requested to aiten
| without further notite.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
No Drnu in Indinnu.

WASHINGTON Saturday. Sept. l2, is63
There viii be no draft in Indiana under the
present call She has furnished % s95 three years
troops Her quota under the call Of the Government in
1861 aud s62 vas G5 3g making excess IN favor Of the
State Of - 5O Tie number enrolled In the frs class.
under the present drtft is lH.i63. One ahh Of The
number is the quota called for by the Government Vi:
Il So which Is Leo les. ih tle excess iurnhcd by
the State of three years men in l-6 and ls62 Gov.
Morton to-day accomplished the object Of lie visit to
Washington in The settlement Of ihc question as above
stated
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
AFFAIRS ysrHN.


Ifit'h TIOIH ,TF'
WAsmN0Toy Thursday. sept. H. l-t5.
The following Telegram has been received yia
san Frauc.sco
LrCAuos OF 1Hy TuTTp STirE5 ~ JArAS
lohonAvA July - l-tI
Via 81. FrisCfCo Monday sept .. l-lA)
T. ~, Hea. w. HL sEvAnn S-ereiarf ~ Siafe.
sr. on tie 10Th 0f flre ihc American steamer PEN
broac Wle atfltlea - rsrolssl ria hundred M..cs
from lslc hy ,,sses of the Prince of Sagoia On the
10Th o. July o. ~ loHing hicw up lls steamer sunk .
t. Kun l ard engaged si bliierics viii tie boss ri!
four lied and seven volulcd. 4 French gunhoi "n,
FREQ into ou ilc -ih July ald r. Dutch soopoiWm oA
the nh - JuY ni O. sIfH rnce On TIE @fh July tir
rcncA Admiral destroyed ore 81 those haifef.cs
EoBEaI I. Ia ~.
United Stlits MlllsiUf Resident.
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y ''o'' o. V,.' c =. o,hEisIESsES, A"tA4J. General
THE $1,000 900 CoMuoS CoUS0L ExEMr-


r1oy ORpIyAScF On the complaint Of Attorney Gen
era dickinson representing the people Of TIE state of
New York an Injunction was issued on Saturday by
Justce Cierke Of The Supreme Court. resiTaning the
Mayor and Controller from giving their authorization 10
the 900 90 e1en pOn ordinance recently passed
Common Council over the Mayors veto. This movement
does not affect Tho - o 90 exemption ordnance passed
by the Supervisors under the approval and concurrence
Of the Mnvor and Controller. and which Las thus lar
been entirely successful in It's application TO tie proper
objects Of AL exemption mcasuTe-in e1emptng mem
hers Of the Fire Department Now York State National
Guard Policemen and the heads Of families WHO are 10
INDECENT circumstances while i, benefits the Govern
ucpt with men and not money. In furnishing substitutes
a., all ,be drafted men The first bonds under this
di,anee were Issued on Saturday. They are finely en-
orayed one corner being ornamenied with STRIKING
likeness OF Supervisor Purdy. The stock nThofined
has been subscribed for to the amount Of ss'GJO which
may possibly De found adequate ior tie purposes of The
ordinance under the present draft though movement
VIC understand is being made 10 secure the remainder
oftbe lonu from the banks There does not appear 10
be any truth in the report that the Insurance Companies
designed adinr the Ircmcn by taking sl,OOOD OF The
stock nor is there any truth in tie Tuor that the bh'
stood ready 10 subscribe 10 the stock authorized by e
A. OO0 900 ordinance Of the Common Council THIS lat
fer ordinance NAV now be considered dead and buried
and nothing more viii probably be heard Of 1t unless 1t
he an obituary notice elnanang from the Judge oi TIE
a.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
NATIONAL SALUTE IN Honor OF OUR REcES1

VIcIogps-In honor Of the recent SUCCESSES " ne
Union arms at Morris Island. Chattanooga, knoX'li
and Cumberland Gap national salute was hi'd on
Saturday by order Of BIgadier-Generai Candy. iro"
tbo forts at Sandy Hook Fort Hamilton Fort Toni"
lips Fort Lafayette Castle William and Fort SCHUYLER
The shipping in the harbor including vessels oi al M
tons. displayed their flags in holiday style 1De uI'
ulav on the North River side was very hnc some oi ih
ships being deckcd with flags from sten to Stern Inc
Russian friga,o Olaba, lying at anchor abreast %
Trinity Church, was gaily dressed. her rigging pNs
strung with the flags Of all nations the flag cohi" ns
the double.leaded eagle, Eussias emblem "'Nhs
proudly from the topmaet. The whnrves ana pniui't'
Of the various steamboat lines were proiusey dec'i'u
with flags The steamboats, City Of New'hoiA ana 'no
CITY Of Norwich were gaily dressed, and many oi 'ho
river craft We'd with each other in the style OF the acc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

CoRREcTIog.-W are requested to say tha'
tbe manuscript sent us oi the ortio'e 'o"Sc ,r wa"
kers." in The TRIBUNE Of the l2ih ihSi wan
tothe Editors instead Of Ld"or OF ne ~ '""'''
and WAS also without the prefix SIT our coinpoei'o'
made the change in accordance with onr usun custom
without rejecting that in one defending the prine'pe'
Of the Society Of Friends. this departure from 'nsn
modes Of expression would be singular ana i'cVHE 'O
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Maine Politics.

ByLTAsT Ne, Saturday sept ~ 100;
Great excitement prevails here IN view oi 'ne
State election Monday.
The Hon. Bion Bradbury, tie Democratic candidate
sor Governor is addressing large meeting this even
ing at tie City Hall ,,.
Px.Goy. Crosby IS also speaking at Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Government Finnnces--The Trnnspor'
Cumbria.
pUIIkUFIPU

PBIthUKLTHIA sept 10 I0V,'
The sales Of iyc-twenties on Saturday
amounted 10 &2C7 90. Deliveries Of Bonds made
20 August IL. The Treasury Department have CON,
rleted arrangements for more prompt delivery oi
bonds Ju a few days all cause VI complaint Oh THIS
score will be removed.
The transport steamer Cumbria from Ncw.York for
Eew.Oreans put in here for repairs. her machinery
being out of order.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Overwhelmingly Sept. "a.

fIHLON UikDtN-ETntus.
NALLA(kS-True to the Last. with the Ghost
WINTER GABDFN-Lady Audley Secret.
BARNUMs MUSEUM-Indan Chief, Python, &c; Bum
hih0-Mauago at any Price.
IRVING HALL-Tho S,ereop,icon
ALHAMBRA ANlLION-1he Arabs FGuesiriauisn, &c.
ACADEMY OF MuslC-Americar Institute Fair.
NEW.YORK THEATER-Panommes and Bal,e,s.
PARK THEATER brooklyn )-AiarEied Liie--Loan q q
InNar.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
VI tISItE. ID.

pTPRALL-PORTIR--O Wedn,tay s,rt. %, Nhsua
fsls BY the Rev. DR.. ;. = hurnrf % slirion s.
stephen h. tuui Of New iofs t. ssilh fr,- r'a nn.
ct dsushtrr Of ue lion. Augustus >. ftrfr ni fs
PABOK DIV ~ - ln liaii'n, On Ihursday, Sep. ln.
William B.. faJoI to thza NJ. Dewey, ushtcf 81 4, 3.
Dewey
HEkMIN-fREACfi-At Mount /on Church. on Ilrrs-
dsy sept 10 hy Bishop South ite 'ir tranA a shrf"n
and Ms Linn, daughter Of Joseph tEeaoh, esp botA oi
city
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

The Navy Department has received iniorna-
ton Of the capture on the 2@d uli' III A'' 70 d" o"s
geo 3O by the steamer Cayuga Of the schooner ave-
which had run tie blockade at San Lous fass, h,ai
Galveston. bound TO Vera Cruz SIC had the o"hS
Confederation flag flying and is owned BY D. T. num-
(,onsul Of Switzerland, at Galveston Her cargo con
.s. ~ 20 bales Of cotton The Cayuga also captured
.,a scboo,er J. r Davis. of the Rio Grande, having
yun ont Of the came port She Lad coors papers OF
log book Her cargo consists Of F" baie' % 'O''o"'
~, ,,els were sept 10 New. Orleans fr adjudication
DISPATCHES from ADMIRAL DAnLGKEs
Capt. Rhind arrived to-day, with dispatches
20 the Navy Department from Admiral Dahieien' IL
q understood they are generally Of business chAi
scter.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Another Spccsb from D'trcy Nss-r'
Canada uu-i DCi'ud or im'rt'"nis'
Ilrr-slI.

" ihfA. - I't. %. +7H's
IL the Canadian Parliament Tie Militia bills
have unsrr,i 90 ssrufl reading
~ ffey MrGer rr'. another sl'rch llsi night aid
a. allIfr m i.r f.4iIr Irepr rrlfioir - The Federal
t,f,frrtif 90 krlttr Rouse Point and Il'i cihhd.
derlar .t Cna.dL must Immediately prepare ior de-
G.tss of l,!irial,t proceed % Am.r4calilc hclsch
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Rebel Reports from Aslnntn. Ga.
ATIANIA. Ga. Tuesday.

ATTANIA. VA, IUC7ul!' S11H = Ir0''
Our cavalry fronts the enemy near Athens.
There is nothing from Chattanooga to-day.
Extensive preparations are being made by the Yam
kcc to send expedition against Magrudcr and Taylor
m Louisiana
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
ADVANCE BEYOND CULPEPPER.
CONSIDERABLE SKIRMlsKING.
Capture Of Three Guns and Forty Prisoners.
The Second Army Corps in Culpepper.
HRADouARTRRs ARMY OF THE Potomac. |
Sn,tou,L.r "a Ivl

General Pleasanton reached position to-day,
about three miles beyond Cupepper after considerable
skirmishing with the enemy We captured three guns
and about forty prisoners. The I'd Army Corps now
occupies Culpeppcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
un,,,e,.- Krrnrt,IIv Tellrrapl.

ALnAsY, sept. l2.-Mahot for Reeves 'opciei
b.offv ~ .st weras pfi.cs. demand for Ne"
y.L t.irs god. t4t fot.r4d the cloa- yf.0e,
d.orped 4. a. d.. i've sAt. Recep's 17N fn'''
Iais . Ga quality dout ss'rase o. s9od A. a., 49,.
guFtr lower d t re rsf, sslug ~ q. a nnd :. nf
pHmo etigai i,,ci, - iiocs IN god request at q =
"a Tsf,lpts 10u.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Kas.l RajivOnd Accident.

CMCINNATI Saturday, sept. II, ItbJ
An excursion train on the Western DIVISION
OF the Ohio ard Mississippi Railroad ran into gravel
train ON Thursday The engineer was iied ana hiecn
passengers wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
The Draft i'm Albany.

AlnA.Y, : pt. ~ lrha
Order, have been issued directing the drait 20
take place here on the 2st inst The number Of men
called for rom this city Is ll3i and from the whole
Congressional district 25l4
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Ypr sfuts Fair.

I llCA tlflItnI, N0l' y I1iI-
The prepArnliuns iof Tie STATE Far are com
Melted The It Iirs -, Oh permanent and most ooi
n,t.t a.rarrsI , acres 81 ground are lu,Dscd STOCK
i.s bon arriving luIHg ~. dhy. and The indications
arc tlat the exhibition nll be yer! inc. 90 courso
,ruru depends nA tit NcitLtT.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

GEAThaI Orurns 4-in If1fTInf ION fIIfh-- -1'r
with t .mrlsri large portion of ile ifopf 't D. r f"
the Army ~ the Potomac he srding "rrfa e.rs
T. erlts Ai. erafnrao thsf ff c4pafy conduct ~ i'
,r,,,. hss added anoherie brilliant pefaIs boz not ics
erd,unr-to a.. mAuy lauf- tfcsdy won BY then o. le
FIELD and under hre o Tho eD'uy and o 'ty NN h' 10
y.d on many sources. convey 90 them to assrfac'
that their sojogru tins city lu mHs ihon uiuahf intimate
contact with their fellow 81 1cn hns earicd iot them .
.ou.l interest above a ordinarily aifnrhcd 20 any in a4
.ha, Ills viii pass w4h ths o0ea'n iil
gave dee but ~. follow tarin wheIrS'f t'y hAf
snd 10 whatever field tLey lsy called. with i.c wans
v.,he. for q eif success and we.in-e-
The Commanding General cesres 20 add 20 ls me IT.
non f ~ fIslE. - the l.e p Me,s, p'isn io p
force .nd local Aptto"s y IN BON h~ hf. "h m
d,.li, n.orsed for the kiudncss sid co4nssy shown g.
tbe .srers snd men OF h command sd ho sriff 20
or.r.,ion e,lble4 u everything thai tl for N beet i'
n. .auc.lleut " our coBiflol sia4cs alG ilt'fs
by order Of Bnr Gen. Csfby.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
5uctial Notice..

Pinh Wnrd.-A Regular Meeting Of the FIFTH WARD
REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATIONS viii be held a. The v n
W,KD HOTEL THIS lMondiy EiENlNG. Sept; - ieoJ
at y O'Clock. BY order. THOS. OUI"AIEA, Iresiaeh''
xso AND j. :. stSsa Moosa, Secs
A r-guInr Monthly Meeting Of the PEOPLE
UnIOs GENERAL COMMITTEE = viii he hold ~ m" READ
onaf.ers No l6I ay corner lsthst lth i.OSDAl
EVENING. Sept, lih, 81. O'clock tnsire,s Q. Ia tsnee
will b. transacted IRA o. MlLLkh' ffe-iaeh'
WAsHISGros MuLLrS. Secretary.
The Amc rican Photographed society vi nod
g. Monthly " etirf - the y l. lnysr:y lsa 'HP'il'
MOSDAY EVENlNG, sept la,h. q Z; o'clock p m:
r. " WGElSsENhAiSHR Jr.. secretary
TN. JuyruiIc Orator, Mis-. EVANS of hasrds'e
iouy = scar % sg-l, who hss been loi =
c.iy A. London Manchester Liverpool Dublin, birining-
ham Bnol Lccds, ~i deliver a"E popular Orenoh 20
Young Men" =, ~. Welsh Prcshyfsran Church. IRttt
between ID and Jday. EsDAf Nlbht az y c'ocA
Admission p cents. ior he beneh, Of the sabbath school
Wanted,
TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES,
To WHOM $500 WILL BIZ PAID
nv .ie County Substitute and RELIEF Committee Apply i'm
u.,Ja,sly q, Nos II aud 20 Duauest
By order Of ,he Committee,
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, comptroier.
ELIJAH T. PURDY, Supervisor
oRIsON BLUNT supervi.or
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor.
WILLIAM 81 TWEED Supervisor.
cozsrur' coEsos
oro r. rwoxrsos,
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4 Compliment to a. -. Troops.

Tie following wcll-merited compliment, pa.d
to the United States troops ny Gen. Caiy meets with
a response from every loyal resident IN this cit,
HgaDori ErsRs 4. : TnooPs ffirs' Division prpui-
fneli Of the Kasil. NV onK CRY s.p isnhoE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
MOST FAMOUS NOVELIST OF THE DA1,
in THE NEWYORK MERCURY FOR SEPTEMBER S0t
READY AT NOON TODAY
The first Novelist of the age
FIRST FAMILY PAPER OF THE DAY


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The unprecedented popularity Of the great English roman
MISS BRADDON,
author Of Aurora Floyd and Lady Audys Secre' has
induced a treu. udons competition for the
NEXT NEW WORK.
Incredible sums have offered but the propretors OF
THE NEW-YORK MERCURY,
the widely circulated literary psper this side Of the
Atlantic ss,isfec.On OF Announcing that they have
OUTBID ALL COMPETITORS,
and secured for H. columns the pen OF this
GIFTED DAUGHTER Oh GENUS.
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