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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

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Though Gov Cannon had the larger ma
iority and the largest vote ever polled Tor any
man in Delaware, it is hardly doubtful that
Temples was q truer test of the political feel
ing Of the State-Goy. Cannon running ahead
of his party strength. But Anti-SlaVery IL
gaining in Delaware, quite number OF her
Copperheads having been detected since last
November in smuggling needed supplies to their
Southern brethren and made to follow their
goods into Dixie. There will now be spe.
cia election for Congress, and We pray the
Unionist. OF Delaware TO select for their can
didate their very strongest man except Gov.
Cannon, whom it will not do to transplant
from his present post and allow the Copper
head President Of the Senate to WELD the Tx
ecutve power Of the State. Delaware can be
carried for Unconditional Unionism, aud we
trust will be. The issue is immensely impor-
tant, and no personal ASPIRATIONS must be a.
lowed to imperil the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

Our official intelligence from Vicksburg is no
later than heretofore published-up to Monday
last, inclusive. Unoiiical news is one day
later ON our side, and through Rebel sources
two days later. There had been no more
beavy fighting; Gen. Grant had sent
flag Of truce to arrange for bury
ing the dead. The Rebels say that
Gen. Banks hiss crossed at Bayou Sara, about
ii miles above Port Hudson. We print Oh
our first page our special letters describing
Gen. Grants progress westward from Jackson.
and the battles at that place aud Champion
Hill Cor Bakers Creek), and Big Black Bridge.
We give also map OF the vicinity Of Jack
son; on Saturday we published an accurat,
plan Of the Champion Hill fight, of which oul
letters this morning give further particulars.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

that, an india rubber coat under that. repab-
lcan coat under that. and clergyman's coat
under all. This perfectly original plan, as be
explains, obviates all necessity of turning your
coat, although it sometimes makes things too
warm to be comfortable. In the midst OF these
remarks we rise and leave the CIRCUS. We do
not even care to stay to see the grand denoue-
ment next Tuesday, when all these clowns will
stand, hat in hand, begging Mayor Boole for
favors On the score that their curious tricks and
eontortions aided in electipg him. For the re-
publican clowns especially We have a senti-
ment very like contempt. They are perpetual
ly railing against undue devotion to party and
in favor of independence In politics, and yet,
when they know that Boole is the best man In
the field, they dare not support him openly and
honestly for fear of the party whip. A murrain
on such editorial scsmps! They disgrace the
profession to which they belong.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

JUDICIAL OFFrCERs.-The Police and Civil Jus.
tice controversy is about the most muddled of
any contests in this canvass. There are several
candidates in the field who will discharge the
duties of those offices with credit to themselves
and the city if elected. We have for q long
time had but little confidence in the system of
electing Judicial offcers, and have advocated
the return to the appointing power as the only
way to prevent the complete debasemont of
the Judiciary. But the specimens that Pres-
dent Lincoln has recently given us by appoint
ing Mr.. Birdsall United States Judge for South
Carolina, aud Gen. Bustecd to the same posi-
ton for Alabama, has destroyed all confidence
in the system Of appointing Judges. 1t is no
better than the elective system, which places
such men as McCunn on the Judicial bench.
We trust, however, that the result of the elec-
ton on Tuesday next. 10 regard to Police and
Civil Justices, will show that the best candi-
dates in the field can be elected, aud thus prove
that there is still hope in the elective plan.
As matters now stand, we cannot see any diff
ference in either the elective or appointing
system.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
CITY POLITiC S (.
List Of Candidates for Mayor, Aldermen, COun-
cilmen, Judges and School Officers,
ks., xs.s kss

AS only two days intervene between this and election
time, give customary list OF candidates put for
ward by the various parties for Mayor Aldermen Coun
eilmen Civil Justices Police Justices and school officers
In several districts the parties have been split up into
such nHnessma fractions that have beenjunabe 10
ascertain with any degree Of correctness who the
genuine candidates. who merely the bogus
Our list is therefore, necessarily imperfect and we only
give such names as are known have been really put In
nomination for Offices. +.
Jones and VIM. Walsh both claim the Tammany and Mo-
zart nominations Mr. Jones' Is said, obtained the en-
dorsement Of the Sixth ward delegations and Mr. washs
friends assert that the Fourth ward delegations boted
and put him (wslsh In nomination split ticket. The
contest tho district appears to be most exciting be-
tween the partisans OF the rival candidates
In the Fourteenth Alderlnanc district Mr. Richard
O'Brien and Mr. James Irving having contest some
what kethat Of Walsh and Jones in the Second district
Mr. OBrien has received the Tammany nomination, and
claims also have won the Mozart endorsement Irvpg
on the other hand processes have beaten 0rien In
the Mozart Convention majority Of votes, and Is rum
ming as the regular candidate The citizens party Of the
district composed Of such men Noses Taylor, N L.
McCrcady and Robert L. Cutting have nominated OBren
and signed card recommending him as an honest and
ncorruptbe man. The police authorities anticipate
warm work in this distfict on election day.
In several Of the Judicial districts the parties are split
up into countless Fragments each with its separate can.
ddatc 90 that the eecors arc perfectly puzzled 10
who to vote for
The following list of candidates will exhibit ct glance
the manner 10 which the tickets have divided and
auIdivided.--
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

LOOK To Your SCHOOL TicKErs.-Should the
cduoat!oa... department of this city be placed
IN the hands Of worthy and r,'iablo citizens, or
be under the control of dc5iguing politicians
and evil men, is one Of tho most important
questions for the people Of this metropolis to
ie idc on Tuesday next Will the voters at
te1t 90 this duty at the polls, as they are in
10" and morally bound to dog The future OF
'-Is city depends more upon the result Of
the election of school officers than most of
our citizens may imagine. There is no
excuse 'het can be offered by cur bus-
ness men and taxpayers that will Justify
them in neglec,iug this imporlant dutv
There are, as we have rcpeatedls stated. several
good and worthy gen nominated for these M.
sitions. II only Nhains to be seen whether
the voters in the several wards will ascor,o,o
who they are, and cast their vo tcs for them. or
allow, schcming aud designing men to have
matters all tbcir own way. As sample of
those nominated who are worthy OF the posi-.
ton, and will make good and eIicient
Commissioners if elected, we may men
ton ex-ShcriG James G.. Willelt Of the
Twelfth ward, aud W. Il. SpGulding, OF the
sixteenth ward. II men of their character
and standing can be elected in every ward there
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1856


ILLNRss OF THE PRESIDENT.
fhe President vas yesterday prohibited by his phys.
clan from receiving visitors, holding interviews
with the members OF his Cabinet His health s to day.
however much improved and Is expected he will
be abe TO h ocia duties. In the meantime 10
enable him to prepare his Message after the meeting
OF Congress oil visitors will 10 excluded from the White
House.
THE ANNUAL DEPARTMENT REPORTS TO CONGRESS-. .
All the bureau reports in tho various departments have
been sent In except that Of Commerce Navigation
which Tho report due last year just finished, The
ports OF the Secretaries except those OF the War and
Treasury will probably bs sent 70 the President Mon.
day Tuesday. Mr. Chase has been shut from vs
tors OF every description day. In order 70 complete bis
report.
PROPOSED McREAsD or THE RxcIsR TAI ON DIS.
TITLED SPIRITS.
The Commissioners or Internal Revenue has coociuded
10 his report the Secretary Of the Tca
sury large Increase In the excise tax distilled spirits
the present tar being considered absurdly low
pared with that levied BY othcr governments. While
England yields twenty cen,um aud upwards Of tho
gross internal revenue Of that country yields
lees than ton per centum As s deemed necessary 10
increase taxation make the law the expectations
OF Congress, thore article which bc better
levied than this therefore the Commissioner will ask
that the tar be increased 10 y sixty cents probably
10 the latter sam.
SUPPLIES DESPATCHED TO THE RICHMOND PRISONERS.
Tho Sanitary Commission have today despatched from
Baltimore another large invoice Of clothing and supplies
for the Union prisoners Richmond They have advces
Of tho distribution Of their previous contributions by the
rebeI Authorities Additional government supplies VIII
DO forwarded evidence received Of beproper
distribution OF what has already been furnished.
RzrURs or sEpRgrAgY usHRR.
Judse Usher Secretary Of the INTERIOR returned from
his western trip TO day.
SURVEY OF TUE sAsoAMos
copmissjon OF competent engineers has, by direction
OF the otcrotA~y Of the Navy made thorough esami'
nasn OF the ironcad sansamon lying at the WASH
ngtou Yard, and pronounced her In all respects sea'
worthy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29


The high character scholastic ataInnents crydon and
social Qualifications Of American clergymen arc In strong
contrast with the and limited resources
which have marked the history of other nations aud Qt
earlier periods Of the world Coming directly contact VIII
customs Of common le they better calculated TO Judge
OF popular opinion and ideas than other class OF
men. Their influence is upboupded Their opportunities
for directing practical reforms and progressive Developments
impose many obligations. In acknowledgement Of the many
o aEs % Ths M Ra
Btters he has direoed his agents. Messrs Barnes 90,
2Os broadway. New York TO present bottle QRAI13 %
mainder OF this year, 1853.
Quite TO his surprise. he has sscerained that many per-
sons. sharing In natural preddice again1t supHossd
and are vet entirely Ignorant OF its pure chkrao4r
wonderful eTects Dir Drake seeks nd dehce ntt
founded upon evidences of skill and fair deaing r
living upon the intelligence Of the people he makes med
bark Chamomle Flowers Lavender Flowers Anse Glove
Buds. Orange Peel, Csrraway. Chpnuahla Snake Rooe
&C. &C. IN pure S Croix Rum tells them
Physicians have TO endorse him.
With this recipe before the community, and evidences
Of effects meeting them on al the success OF Dr DraIe
every family has Of suffering which the Pan4-
on Bters will alleviate and Theft effects in casoa
Of asdde enervaon loss OF appetite constipation qouf
stomach futid BREATH pain after eating headache dyspcp
liver compain general debility &C. most remark
able aged persons delicate females thoy worth
portunity and, armed with bottle Of Plantation BtArs
dispense healing without money and without price
Amin g. Co., Manufacturer OF Flags
OF William Established lSH
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Eve and Ear.-Dr. r. A. Caldwell, =
regular physician reading at No 81 Clinton place tEahtb
sree) his exclusive at
tenon to the treatment Of diseases OF the eye ear and
including catarrhal affections reneraly Tor run
particulars consult Dr. Cadwes treatise these Diseases.
work pages luh rated with numerous engrsvipg
reporting interesting cases ana
medically and snrscalIy treated by the author With
appliaon MS above Examinations free Oncc hours from
GA NJ. TO 1 T. M with evening consultations
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

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omei.l ORA wI.ss q che Shelby College
AS''''' W EsIRi CLASS 7Is-Nov es. 1853.
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Circulars sensby ADDRESSING . s,vvov, M
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premium paid for prizes Information Furnished tshest
rates paid for Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and SILVER
Prizes Cashed and Inf0r IN q tiOn Fur.
nished In all legaized Lotteries.
AfECK CO.. Brokers. So Pine street. N.Y.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Campbell, Apotheenry and Chemist
OF Eighth and Tyenyelghth street frc-
scriptons prepared by competent persons
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

COrns, Bunlons, Inverted Nails, I'm
arged Joints and all diseases of tc feet cured without
pain Inconvenience To the patient by Dr. ZhChAhib
Surgeon Chiropodist. No. 100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
r. Mendes, e45 broadway, .Dctween

MENDES' CHOCOLATE is recommended 10 persons or
The delicate health by It's beneeen and nourshin9
Qualities The celebrated Chocolate Boubons we reputed
for their excellent taste aud flavor preferable 10 any
other candies, which ouy in urous to the health
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Direction Labels and Tags. All Kinds,
at the manufacturers, VICTOR Z. MAUGER ll5 Cham
her
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, PreseFvative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No Asor House.
The dye applied by skllful artists
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Chaps, Chafc., sa'lowness, Eruptfons,
Spots Specks and all Skin Blemshes cured by 0OU-
RAUDS Italian Medicated Soar. ass Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

DIR, Iiyde's ONcc for the Treatment or
diseases electricity At his residence 40 Fourth avenue
New York Stammcring impcdimen OF the speech
cured without rain surgical operation absence from
business
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

ChinchiiIa Oversacks, $40; PILOT. Si1,
Castor Beaver So Esquimeaux $25 Heavy Pants 81 co.
Vests. S. CLARKE, ia William street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
c,ny.r ETof.EfTcbETc6 p,

Goura ud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hats
from upper lips low foeheads or any part OF the body
Warranted Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Iron Stable Furniture, Iron MaugerS,
HAY Racks Horse uard Feed and Water Boxes tchtng
Pos,a HUTCHINSON wICKERSHAM.
go Canal street, east OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Beautiful Com Isx ird's BLOOM
OF Yoush or Tsau,d Pesr for preserving apd beauypg
Com poxoas and sku. tsS Broadway aud druggists everT
wherA
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
New PsrssIs :a ,aE ss. ~ ~ Msf.dheren''''
EraHT BLooNINa cERxus.
NIGHT sLoonINa csREUs.

most exquisite delicate apa fragrant perfgms, distilled
from the rare and beautiful flower from whsh ases :"
name M'h1nbfFsw,gfteaas 1nbfFswfas Sp1s ~ sousrERffiTs ~"
ASK PpR PHABuNS-TAkE NO OTHER
Sold by druggists gsne,alk
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Illusion wigs and Toupoes. Japonfcs
OF the societe Hygieniquc. for restoring the har
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

IL Operates Like MA gIc.-Mrs. Wtnsiovv's
ooing syrup for children teeihng s,ftens the gums 70
duccs Inflammation, aays all palm Sure 10 regulate the
bowels Perfectly safe in all csses ms millions OF methe0
testify By giving relief and health to the child u gsveo
rest 10 the mother. 26 cents a bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
Forty-four Firs: ggemiunls In 1868.

For the Hafr-Barry's Tricopheroua
the best aud cheapest article Sold by all druggs 3u.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Wheeler Il WILSON, Highest Premiam
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines Onicc sos proeiHsy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

CATARRH OF THE TyMPANIO MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THR
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

w. A.. Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Dese
IN the worldharmess, instantapeogs rsiisos Soil ~
al druggists and perfumers Fac,ofy 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

j. NAPOLEON PHELPs
Medicsi Ei.eireisa and Ecicciie fSyscian
Room Is Cooper Institute.
Room 25 CooIer Institute.
Once hours from A. N. to Z. NJ
Once hours from "a n toSP. NJ
Qaaekenbush's Compound syrup Tar
and Wild Cherry for coughs and colds een,s per Los.
No. TS 0reenwioh street
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Wiidsr's Patent saismaqder SAFES
The beat Fire Proof safe in the world DEPOT ics valdez
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
eIsO. 600 Worth OF Cabinet Fuvniture,

$4,000 Southern Bank Bt,is for ssie.--
Apply 10 7. EEw ron. No Wall street
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

There Is but one Firs. PIemium SEWING MACHINE
The GROVER A BAKER Machine has been aw arded
twenty three first premiums State fairs and twenty
al city county fairs In 1865 making forty four In ALL
4go Broadway New York and l52 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. "a
Grover & Sais.s tcYebsKIcd Prcmiu.x
Sc Wing Machines for sale q35 Broadway Twenty
second street. Also Embroiderng. Quilting BradIng and
ey6fy Description Of machine sewing done In the
ner on the Grover 4 Il aker machine.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

CURED.
CROSS EYE STRAIGnTEEED IN ONE
MINUTE.
And every disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring ethey
dlcal surgical aid attended TO by Dr. Won EISHN-
BERG at his consulting 66 Broadway Twelfth
street
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
Gunthey Ratification Meeting.

Our readers Will ind further particulars IN our adver
Vertsng columns.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

wigs, Tovpecs, nair Dye. Hair DyetsR
and hodsvia Cream for tcsglifyinz the hi'r al W A.
RATCHFLORs. 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

rsris Bronses. Lace Curtains aud Ornaments
Bubi rosewood. uAh0sant NRlnol and bad Rurn.;y.o,
fhandelicrs Pier, kantci nud oral Mirror. cssdscph4
and Ctocks retailing At Wholesale prices All tho sbsvo
goods were clured ant imp rsd beorc Vie AcyApqC
n i.bor and material and are NOW offered trtA rkA&
tac uug prices for cash. Parties In va,t OF HopstAf
Furnitars ras Fanfy Qcgcs WI % y0 eiy tn
s,h-s before rurchesnt esevhere, q. fLlkr 4 yoNkk
esI Brosdssy, opposite the Metrop6iAn notSi.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

yyoifs schfsdao S,hnnyps,
Tn. only auog in ported t9t los As has the endorse
mep of Tie medical faculty For ae ~ all srocers and
trurgists
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Try.ses-Mnrrh & 20. Radical Cure
Tru,. oNtr. on,v Al No aver scet hator Houte onk
Elastic Goods Supporters shoulder BrscsA &c AAiy a.
IAN
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

BRYANrs' kINSTRELS Mechanics Hall. ara Broad
wsy-EraIorIAS SONGS DANCES BUgLssoUEs. &c.-JEENEs
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

ing to make our school system contribute to
their neiarious schemes succeeding in their
plans. Can we hope that the returns of the
election will enable us to announce that great
triumph has been achieved in the choice of
school officers: Voters of this city, all rests
in your hands. The prosperity or the further
degeneracy of the education Of our youth is
entrusted to you Let no excuse, cry for party
or regularity deter you from discharging your
duty as men worthy Of the trust
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
CHRONIC CATARRH,

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Among tho clubs that participated at the Boolo ratca
ton meeting al tho Cooper Institute on Friday night was
tho Bcra Union Association from the Seventeenth ward
They paraded over i've hundred men, aud mado very
imposing appearance.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
Deafness, Impaired Sigh

Amin g. Co., Manufacturer OF Flags
and Planners of description % Fulton street.
OF william Established l8f7
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

BARNUM's MUSEUM, Broadway. ARABIAN GIANT
C;fRL GIANT Boy LiLIiPurfAs KING, SC, all
hours FoREsr BASpIr-KouGH DlAnoSD-Afteinoon- and
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

EIBLO's GARDEN. Broadway. LAKES on KILLARNEY
IRISH TIGER
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving race-las orEEA-
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Brosdway. y.-SfHcKEs hEAhf-
prREss BY DAYLiGaI-YAsKkL LEGACY
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

NEW 4 pOWERy THEATRE. Bowery-CARRIER AND
H1s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEcRsr.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Twelve carte do yisi'cs, -; Two Large
Photographs, 81 alt Gil unA isd rroof. - 5ewn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

BOWFRY THHATRE. Bowery. Docs OF THE JUNGLE
Drw. Roy or Recommendations CHiLp.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

GEO CIRISTY 8 MINSTRELS. 5S5 Broadway. .-Bua.
ksQURs SONGS. DANCES. 6c.-DouBLR BhppED Rooa.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

svaynet Com round syrr- NJ Wild Cherry
swevnes Connie eyrtr .. Wi'i Cherry
Cieanses the Lrpts ~ all imp rifles
fnfusiug strength, vivcr and new life
Into the diseased .lt dc Diitaied sys'em
For thirty years IL has bee s ard refscdy curing S
most obstinate cages DR. SwAy,c acn, Phiadelphia Sold
by Wells lis Franklin street barnes s07 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

wAlLACKs THEATRE Broadway y.-RosEpALs'
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway-rIcKEr OF LEAVE
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