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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
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yrTIlr - rnr ssktL or 80.
Wauussros. 4, AaslHf l.1
1,FAITD PROPOSALS viii TO received a.
y u.oa,. .siu sATiEDAI Au.asI, IseJ a. o-lass
- iof lau4,aHs Co. -s n.sa~ DE, .n'.i No f0l,"i-s
*. ~. HUNDRED an iay o.. aga f.s.i iFa..is
- sniY barfss iuII tns
~ Ous Gln-fod BE- IS irtIft
% Too iinrAfs. Tees. - iiadnfs
D. T~s.iy Lfo goes MD Nsi h"s
80 Isrrfr 20 nif l4asa ltIrai
gTspsl.. ,r.s4ss
% Ten ~ slfe-.
he s., Ice, - - s,As sh.ri -. 80 4 September
lt o. Il. 60 uaslssfle. ss fi.sr io. la.J ai'ers
is 0l nsa- 49, p.st .f.s sis.' 81 80 ti.laf fn-''
III b4 !, t.s in d nius n fra a.. name. of 81 tie
.r.i.. IL E air.sf .f tI si - ceut-rie4 - to M
cl4iausl yrnp1sa4 af t1f T-ff a.. ..4ns q ..,,
.....s, - r.., Id - b.. - 80 n1, .. c.1.4~io4
Tfpp. L4ust bo sdif-st~d O. 40 'if.f4 'uef 'i ~
hla, Ws.llarian y c. 40 'h'-4 - f.'.A'J 'A-.'''l
90 a.. f-s..4. f.l f4ali fi..a. EqHiFu.'rt'
t. faf alflhify ni tr fasftNfff o. 81 - 'FNh ~ W
sf :. a- ~ tr l-s ~ t4s lssfosi DANA D.-t %
Of H. l.t-d state. bi'tl Attorney ,..,
1ls shAiy u 80 tl-sf 6 hl 10 efirhi 'A'.'' " .
swa8ed 1. him fnu G4sisiisrd bf TO- fsst~Hs iff'
.ons who's. '.gusilf's g. - aig~ni'a u Ns a--'
aa4 cad essfsns, s.s.f 1o. fssy ~ - .
t.ri. .isaa uy lAs ooia 49, seth ~ h' -ioi y.
fe nd oi tAe ess- u.4isf o ---fi' "" ".A
tLe oontist
~. --- = ~ ,.unff Of --. aHf @ists ~ ----, a.
- s s'ie O. flIti bie rstti.t ni
,.sofa.~ VIA tho lols ~ hs pc po' .Hd isi slpe4
hs pfotouou be efd hs ~iA 81 oHfe 'HIsi 's' go
usat b. aoeofdznae th-fr~iih.
rhd the A. uirs ssaided 10 hin ~s "c prepared y
b., loui, il, 'ec.li'ss ,. a. a,.t--.ts.,-
1be isiti ro.sr,.1 u fee-, Ill proposals he rfs' az
d., med bish. l os.ss ~ deemed isi ''
pabllr Interest D. tocspt thrnl 80 M ,n,
@od... will be sIhuii'n at u" ehes Of u" ''.N4 y"
Col iuf 1~eniJ li'i an)s iioii A-''.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
NEw-YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY

4 SAffNJAD.-TfaiAs via ieafs ~ Of peloi-Fsf A.
baH, D. - ~. .tcrP1z si N4-iAnSbfi rs ~ siis
P.sns BEDFORD Cuton al md station. nok % Albany.
snrusc.it 9Th Ccn.ss auc ks AsIn k@Es.d ~ otAoA
an4 -inis north sua westf FOR Cfstou p . ID L.
And = D ~ T4s 4 tfsiu al. run Saturday, COL -
t.s.u. isa,.. lIOisn t.s - o. o. Aoleays fpt
" Lifs IaA. o. sut l0 e N, D. Do ,nd tha
s.Ia a. ffcsB MEfss o. Depot Tor Niisnsbfdfe q -
40. IA. . . 80 - o.Is And 80 tfoion fs's'
Ml'e Pam. I'D " lLAnitflse utns stop a. q. 80 %
Iof Dover sts IN ropfihs o. " Liie fss 49, -
o.. noflh Dossl HeiuILng cave Atsny o. ~ a
ca sr!va o. Sohefu ard western isuns, 'iopf o. a.
..,fi.u. nom Chsih.n ITo,oh fsAs s..0 - DeAofd
EIh. Pa ~ 1nd Nl4ihr.sordge. Dossf f-in. q 'n
stopuk Al a. north Il and - hi's sns ''"-
f.t, = "a " Mn.s Plans t.l1 O. a IN. L. - b.
2 u = .ni.hsidss . ~ .sd : o. r. tfnien 49,
Nhs Fsins ~1d y .sg q scss ii.lns 'lol' .. 'iiel'
S,.., ..lt.Iou Tam. q T. fFEs fof CToton t-ss "a
a ~. sfop,ang a. sia1fsss cep. on'A. ~ " ia.D'
hfire g. ID ~ -. sud ~ fof W hhs '.i
t, i Igl4.usbI.G.s AID v hls r. - tfsfs 'oi : .
.e..sn. R.isr.ls .o.vs White Pain ln. m, Nuii'm'
.dr. - l9.lsa m l1.t1 $40 $50 and N ''ori r,
~ .ts.ion. CfoioH .s 'ioPPls A. a. slAiea'
nor.h q AID - Hll-lnsui.G.
JOHN BURCHILL. sup.riu,entsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
L ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-lNCRRASEl

4 = AC6O&MCDAIIOy.-L-s JHmsssdP and rot Of
..il.t X foT Or.cLPort stopping a. q! s,-i1ns
aus - lo Jamaica MiseolA jsfs'asn AID Stale
es.i 70 Oe.nrort TOl l.Ip atts ~ .-4as or
s,-.st a. D. u H., 40 AID 20 y ln foi Jags -
ID ll.Inr.issd s'ta "a II I. Ia. H. ~, and a
Sunday Ttrls0a 1Itn a. gis r., BON Jsih e. v'oii
a. - S'aIcns iGph.nt .EcarsloH r2.ss rsirflIt
savef yt.nI 2 =. a. JGlAoA Accommodation lr.n
ffoL. J.uss.s4y sud IniIts fourth ct, Gst.S p NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Drn Goooe.
CIlKSl SILKsl SILKS

CulKSi SILKS SILKS
y NAKrfLLAsi CIRCULARS sACQUE5l
IpEss GOODS DRESS GOODS
OHFAf ATTRACTION
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS. -
CLOSING ODT sALE or rfHlNO AND bUMhtH
DAY GOODS
CIIILlFS HEARD Co, no 5Dl Grand at, are now elos
H.. ut th~lf enilro .loos at great .-cnhce
yard. beautiful CHECK summer SA1' iaIed l" I" emu
peryrd
10, y.sii Res lndla Wash Siss very hrary Inch WIDE
reduced 10 O. c'I'a
Tho ,ovs slks hOut tJuss the chlsst De am u
has bo.n orsfed TOT y.sJs
SIX. Gr,usdne. Barrgs. Res French Orgsnd- Jacono''
Lswn. Mozambique. fopllns aud goat
,aIefy u DIess boods - 81,
Rich sli and Cloth "a qu,. CifcuAn and asnlss all "a
n. eI,ed su nj n the try days regardless Of oost
CGlAs HEARD 20, No. JOl Grand A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Hlisrcllanccu9.

A FIRM doing Q General Commission busl.
In this city srsssirous becouie SOLE AGENTS
for some good alcle give good reference and security
necessary. Address w. B., Tribune Office giving fu
ticulaTa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

The British steamer Kangaroo, Capt. Bridge
man. sailed fi Liverpool yesterday. wsth II cab.E ~,
sepgeys others w the steeTaxes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Go lObom it man Concern.

CUBSTITUTES FURNISHED by
y ChElSflE STOW,
No ~ White as.
- INSTITUTES FURNISHED 10 DRAF1E I'D
~ MEN ct No % ,hsnb,fssL-D aiied men who c.hn''
leave their business and vist Teeni the can pro
enre SUBSTITUTES ~ tbs sncs o JAMES LEI, 40. -
ILamDosst corner Of ,.ntle, second aoot
VXNHE NEW-YORn STATE AGRICULTU-
Il RAJ SOCIETY oacr premium Of slo for tho e~t
BRAKE OF FLAX- DRESSING MACHINE fer icns linz
f.I operated Ito Fair Grouucs =, Utc. hom the
lsb lSih september ueit Those wishing g. exhibit Will
add oss Col H. r. JOHNSON, secretary Albany. n. Y.
.fINHE Best Agency stamp tor Circular,
L and nsfk-osrx. T,tent indeibe Pencil sent for ~
crHs Free by nail 7. Cl.k Co. Northampton, Mas
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Giramboats an0 Railroads.


NUDSON RIVER RAIlROAD.-FORA AL
! RASY aHd TROY. CONSECriNG WITH TRAINS
N1IIil asd WEST Train, leave:
fsoul ChanJcrs-st From Jfh hst ,
press and ~ and g. 7:Se, 1921 and s:s' and
Is md f. RI 5.U D.
Trey and Albany with steP iJ.J' y m.
in- c.ii. 1889 .. -.
Fou ,hk rsp.ieusi 7:i5 m ~ aud lt;52 snde'J
IN. il.31. snl III. D. r. "a.
featft ID train. II 80 = N llJ2 a m 4.S, p.
and 4:ib p
Sug sins tT.is 30 ?. IA. J:5D Pm
lar yto~n 1:f5 p N. l4oi
Ga Sundays - 5.23 p m. rom JjthsL -
Tickets my be procured of hs offoos Wes,eeWs
Express in Nos sn Brooklyn aud baggage checked Al
the House to al sDius the road aud TO "a atosa sPns.
NEW-JERSEY lROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELi{tA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JEK-
SLY ClfY.-Hsn aud Eip.c" Lines leave New i et a.
and 10 a. a. o, 7:yo and Ia D. FARE 20 1hfoush
baggage checked at and - M, and 20 aud ili~P hl
for " ashug ton, and al 7 tnd ?. N. for the West
J w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be rcceis cd for trans unless delivered
and checked 10 minute. in advance Of the te Of Leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

The statement OF The present week AZ compared WIZ
ths nreeeliug shows decrease Of S42s in the items
OF loan. and dscounts S3a 592 in specie. $751; In
aeposits and m increase Of slCsio IN circilation
Tho Dry Goods trede continues ave In all
departments except the domestic cotton DDS niafAss
Plain cotton goods a.e dull aud weak. and q sale At
anctlon to-day resulted IN decline Of 2o yard from
Yesterdays jobbing prices We have pot learned thas
the sale has yet caused obbng prices to be reduced
Lonsdas - beached goods sold for go net New fork
Mills water.twst 35,e. The market'aus oil standard
heavy brown sheetngs is SIZE. &c, teeihe' Inc pfih
Of which there was large limo brought full market
prices. and Morrimsok advanced to- above jo6bins
prices and we're taken by A. T. Stewart Go. Tho
greater portion Of the Sprague prints when comprised
tho largest line In the sale. we're taken by Charin
Neleu 4 Co. at lsc. This WAS fuI market value ~
,he s,les were old, and only medium dark In
woosn goods there IL q large and healthy
trade and in several descriptions tho demand
exceeds tho pi ,'letion. The substitution Of Nooen
goods for cotton goods is to 50 large oxent that tho
demand for this class Of goods 10 largely increased not
only In this country but in Europe aid woolen naehin-
ery both here and abroad ID busily employed The do
mand for plain coloed foreign dress goods continues
active with scsntiy suppled market and prices on
fabrics of worst.d. and cotton. and worsted. are "d'
vancng ON accoant of increased cost IN Europe Inc
demand for German fancy dress goods 10 most! sup
Piled at auction. where goods realize good prices
Heavy woeens continue active and scarce oiiAs nd
bons. millinery goods and heavy Linens are IN sood
demand
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

F,'HE ALHAMBRA PAVILION
Of
THE CHILDREN ~ TIL DESC fT,
Oppsste the Academy " Nunt Ian o. iAis
kEW ASD sfAClOJh PANlLIud.
Calculated to hold Ovspsrtaiofs viii op OF
SHORT sEA5pN
OK MONDAY NEAT. A. uSr IL,
fof the puposs OF Introducing - ,he public Of New folk
tie .....
MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCES
Of
RFSOWSED BAND ~ ARABS,
Tuey. IN number who arrived from tsopo In tho steam
shI H.c pn tho lOih instant.
IHL ONLY FASD Ov rtRE BEDtlhS
Who ,vo ever visited hmahcA z ssse
IulLDRiN OF rHa DESERT
Win sppsar In oonbin .ion ~itha
URAND EQU EsTRIAN PERFORMANCE,
Supported by the -
LEADING ARTISTS OP EUROPE AND AMERICA
Full particulars will be duly announced.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

TOR CALIFORNIA Via PANANA.-A met
class re4mef vii leave Ntw-Tsfs tAe 3d. ~ AID ~
a. .nch month e1ceft when tl-e dies al 10 sO'DA
when le d.y Of departure viii be the NDHlA1 iol'"Mg
FSf freight or passage Apply a Ne on! Once -
irguerH. ~ d "''i'N' 80
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
NENTKAL RAILROAD of NEW-JEKSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
" Fen foot Of Court suitst-C sIne0tDr al bampsou
Jlnc,ioS with Oh. Delaware Lsc.EwsanI sHd csiefn Raj
sDd k..or Win tho Lsbgh valley Rsifosa snd hs
coruccon, forming direct line ~ fitssuIsh AID Tie s.'
without change OF cars -
SPRING ANGRMENT-CemncAcnG APdl 20. 1863,
Leave New .iort - follows
HsEN.HlRG ErfELss-At = NJ FOR kssies. Reading
Po.t,viis EaTri,burg hsuch Chunk, NiLuansPort
Mail TsAs-Ats iOf Eaton, Nsicf bAp. SerAni0t,
Gfr.i Bend. fittsion, b.nshaHIou NnAe.ssrro. 40 -
u ~ ISsiN-Fof Fssio., Aientswa. hanoe cEunt, Wh-
htn,gofL Reading FossviIe, hsITsburg, Ac -
- = H-Eof EGs On. bstAeLen, Alleatswp aud AAs0h
Chunk.
b.-For soIusry'Ie.
b.lsF ~ fof sem-INlLs.
5.s WssrssN fNfRHss-yor Pns'o. Ancn'ows Read
Ing H.Isongg fisb-.h .ls 10 VI ss sscPLs cAIs run
J.Isey Cry through 20 iit.susfra.
yKfs.ss TE.iN pok HArEssUs-The a ~. Hrrfes-
Tran ROM New.l HsTusbug 81 ,oannsN
iu AID Nsst fsuasyI,ta. teEtISl Raj c~d NofA
en- asiaotd NsfA aAs cssih, And with tAs Canoes
- % NE-.g kAlaoad
frs InsogaH ENFgLss Tgtfs Tur WEer ieav.s
Nev orb lsgnGA,s shcoptsdl Hai ~ c4o -
coascon 1sE.ss4lg with ioan,T lsNIiA Hal osd-~l n
DO ol,nse Pssufg and Bat 10 JinciuAan AID
Chctso Two hogf. time - 81 t..ihs his tisn
fLfL,BETHSoEr sSs Nav y okk FzEKr-Ls,vs Nsr on
ffole Pss ~ Z, hoftb River. 81 $50 q u <N AAd
o M, ,,, 49,. rr.S
thy sscs ~ JOSIAH y. sTEAkNs, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

kNlNIER GARDEN.
w lflsf Tho tian.,.u..n, of Sir HUMPHREY BLAND.
I.ss4lsI 81 " A aaof., Lc4dsf. hr Ao.anhsgef
BENEflI Of Aks. u J. BOWERS
rus ttnlAvi ksErlNp Aug a.
On Which IL, i.sntsd stist vii frPes ioT the
lklfd N.ls
ORKAT fERsOSATlOS or
CAMILLE.
which spon s nitL aid subsequent performance va pro
bounced .fss ALL
fAEsu CRf ALTON OF
DRAMATIC GENIUS,
AL fof rLch she f-.v-i
COsIIAUkD AND FNrnUslAIiC
AffLAUSE.
p
Af4.nd. DO. .Mt A N LnsAsm trldrncs Ma Al 7 Ofaisa
Ou.iave. Mr. A a Dayapoui ,mpe.......h Mrs IL blAad
In pfeysfai.1n aud siu bs produced On
AONDAf fNEhiND Aug 81,
A new pa.y snt~u e4yrcss'y Loi Mrs. a. 4. bowers bT
JOHs LKOUoiiAM esl,
In which .il - produced -
A hOI H. AsD STARTLING INCIDENT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
NTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
- NvW- YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

NTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
= Nyw-Y YORK AND LIVERPOOL
HOWLAND 4 a-flsW ALL. Ageaia
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT fAs = X y,
Waller PAr0S. COml--nlsf
viii Be dispatched
On TUESDAY. Sept. q at oc.o'E a NJ. p'eri'ey Sa ~
interval thersaiirG of about six Weeks. .,.s
tRrI CABIN. ifoui.... W ~ w.
SECOND CAblA-St-'e Room Icltns, meals iai- -,
Rishod a. separ4ie tst'cs
t1cs.lon cket ard tsck IN tie ffsi AID eeoo -
.I. only. q fave and halL , ,.4- -. q,
psryu2 passengers, ana ehi1ieS S""'' -
of az hal faro Infants Tee
THIRD CABIN intermediate Siste-tootns f."
,enger. fosrd with bed, bedding table utensils -.
and good substantial food .......'. Fp
gTFEKAGE-Mtt superior asc0mllodaiions..... ~
nice o. Csoin Passage from Liverpool ae Ise I" ABOVE
fnce o Sisefsse do d ....'..'', 49, a.. . "
All fare. payable gold IL. equivalent IN United s'Se'
Currency. s
Esh passenger allowed ~ cubic fss of luggage An sIfen
azced Surgeon board For passage ou4y slJy 20 o,.
CHAs. 4. NHIINP1,
Ps.ssze one 40 n bf sdr.y.
HONLAhD a Aofl.'N Alb Ase.is
No 81 sOuin-sts y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

fI,nE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEM -NOKA AND LIZ LAlOOL, CALLING
AT CORR HAHBDR.
AND BFTMTFE BOSTON AID LINIEPoOL, CALI
INC Al HALIFAX AND CORK HAkbOA
IpABIA Noos leaves Boston. Wsdusstsv Aug ls
CHINA Anderson. leaves Nsw ok " ed,o'tH, Az -
ASIA Boston " etnesisy Sspt
fERSIA Isn......ltsves New ork " Medf>.dG' r~i.
xFKlCA Stos~....esres Boston " sdn..1Ay Sept le
kCOIIA New W edass-sy ost -
Fkoz NEw-fOEE TO LIvkgPoOL-
Chief Cabin Passa.s.......................s
Second Cabin Passage. ge.,................... ."
BOSTON LIVERPOOL
CHEF Cabin fassA-e. ~ -
sccrLd Csbtr -e.....s......... o ~
esy,he In rod equivalent iu United states c.Efefy
Beths Eos secured tntii paid ior
An e1Peiisso-a surgeon Oh botfd
The sw nrf Of oe sps sl uoi be accoun.es iof specie
o. V.usbes aess bis LAdg Lssis t4e value e. s-~oa
~. sigued therefor
Ter krigsi or P-srsg. sppyt 70 .
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
NEWBORN Il NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

1873 COAMhNCiH" JUL . io''
ps,.surer Station in sewiofk 2ts q and st
fulfanss o. zl.h.I
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

TIE sudfrgned III dspeich one o. 80 uioeinenenes OF
ether lls,e4ass ,o,refod E.sA az steamers iros
\ EW-YDkK TO LIN EPOOL.
calling a Qutons,oun tt sud pas.en;er.tnd lae't
TELL 3hAfllI plSPAIthfS
ship. 1uus. C0@nsHde' - To Nsa =,
YOU y aNA...2 e. .bGoctins fRlDAl, hss lA
VIRGINIA. Mi.t1rl....fh4DAf Ars -
fsGrre... ...........,.....
Thee been built under tue inspection Of
a. Chirf 10 te Liverpool Iudsr"s N'sfEy o
IioI shps, hey have extra sh' coip e. -ehh sAd
clsssed Lgst class for 'wer w. ytars
They arc 6ted Gp ,r fss second and hi-a ess p.--n
cers which a eAEf,ec a he following rHes'
FT't osSiH'''.'''''''~| y P,ysSl. ia Currency.
Stsersze.. 80
Dezy ssd scoousd.oa usurPssed oy sHy 9,hes lire ct
pse4ulsss
fsT psrticplars. spTiyt
WILLIAMS &C CfUION, No y vsnsL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

VNHE READING ROOM and PICTURE
Il GALLERY Of tho Cooper Inion WI be reoprhed sior
to the d-Patments to the former nom M " 10 p m;'
and to the latter from to Applications iof al
10 The Fr,, Night ClAss. will be- received rom Sep
ember TO October by the CLERK s the oiee oi the ns
tuition where all further information eonc"nnS thon can DO
obtained ABRAM 3. HEWITT, SsoIe'sTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

nor ORIENT, GkEENPOkT SOUTHOLD,
Il SAG HARBOR Sc.-TBREH TRIPS FER With
1hs s.,eem.r DONALDSON Cspt w = Ravens having been
thoTou .y hi AMI put order, will foT hs present
Per 20 3. Eas RIVER james spl en- TUESDAY, THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY AtTKRNOONS, a. y clock retuTn
in, eIre Sas Isrbor MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRI.
DAY At1EhNOONS, 81 O'Clock. for freight pssss.e,
apply boasd II A. J. RICHARDSON, No IL" Fulton
u u l s ~ uInlLL. fIeshi Ageht Ne Jame.slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY

Il DVlI TV1k
~ Sie.u.er ARMENIA leave. on MONDAY WEDNES
DAY aud FRIDAY from foot Of Hsrri.on IT. a. OcIJck
landing At J1h St.. nak lls intoune Iiae sndings
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

E Two NILES of new-madc graves Of
federal soldiers line the levce at Fichsburg
living so close that man can step from one
to the other ard walk upon graves all the
way! Was there ever 50 graphic I r'ctNre
given in few words, Of the terrible destrlc
ton wrought by war and the fearful Charac
ter Of even the holiest.--E.r.
Two miles Of graycs-solemn thought Two
miles of graves filled with the putrid corpses
and mangled bodies OF our noblcst citizens
Observe these graves are all outside the rebel
works. How many are within that dark
abode, none but the garrison know. Reason
asks are these scenes to go on increasing
from year to year? Is the sword never to
return to the scabbard ? Are hecatombs on
hecatombs of human beings of the noJ!est
blood to be annually slaughtered, to crafty
the malignant hatred of few fanatics north
and south? These are questions that de.
mand the immediate attention of every Chris,
tian man and woman IN the land.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

DEsPoTIsM AND VALLANDIGHAM-M
Theirs has been elected a member of The
Chamber of Depities, not in spite Of
the Minister of the Interiors letter
against him, but by reason of it,
The flavor of prohibition is a seasoning
much reIished both by French men and
French women, and therein they show
their ailinities TO the rest of mankind So
NJ. PeIetan was elected because he ha been
imprisoned for an obnoxious newspaper arti
Gle He addressed ',iS constituents with the
mute but irresistible eloquence Of persecution.
So Mr.. ValIaudigham eill oe chosen Cover
nor Of Ohio by an overwhelming vote, and
mainly by reason of his arbitrary arrest,
When will despotism learn to be wise, when
will it learn to profit by experience, or COM
prehend he laws ofhrmanity? We answer
never Ii is law of Providence that despot-
ism shall never become master Of its own
poor trade 1t never learns anything and
never forgets anything, II is just as stupid
to-day in America, as it was in ENGLAND when
it attempted to muzzle Sacheverell and sup
press Wilkes. Despotism is blinded Cy-
clops, that has arms to strike, but no eyes to
see.-BJston Post.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Great Draft Riot INN City.

The World says: A most formidable and
widely extended riot occurred in this city
yesterday, melted by opposition tC the draft.
The riot commenced in the morning at the
corner of Forty third street and Third ave
nue., where the drafting for the Nineteenth
ward was going on, and the building in which
the enrolling Office was situated, and several
others, were burned. The draft which had
commenced in the Eighteenth ward was also
stopped on account of the riot. The police
and a small force of the militia repaired to
the scene Of the riot, bat were immediately
overpowered, and the whole city was at the
mercy of the rioters throughout the day.
In some few instances the mob we're checked
by the police, but L general they had undis-
puted sway. [ 10 O'Clock last evening
fifteen buildings burned among others al
entire block on st slGe Of Broadway be
tween Twenty h and Twenty ninth
streets where an ,.l Hing Office was tuated.
A couple Of private residences on Liking
ton avenue, where policemen had taken rel
uge, and two houses in Roosevelt street, oc-
cupied by colorcd people, were gnted and
also burned. The Coored Orphan Asylum:
an arlnory corner Of Twenty first and Second
avenue, the house of Colonel Robert Nu2cnt,
assistant provost marshal-gcneral, and vari
Gus others, were likewise burned. Hundreds
of houses all about the city were injured, and
the Tribune office was attacked and fred bat
by the timely arrival Of the police WAS saved.
The negroes in all parts Of the city were beat
en-, and in some instances killed. In one
case negro was hung to q lamp post. There
were a large number Of casualties among po
llcemen, firemen, and the rioters The tcle
graph wires were all cut the city cars stopped
running, the tracks being torn up il several
places, and some Of the CARS coming into the
city were stoned. The city military forces
have been placed under the command OF
General Harvey Brown, OF Fort Pckens
fame.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
instructions 10 u. =. Marsh ais.

The following taXe of, upon the secret in-
s.r ions to the US. Marshal in the dis
charge of thei duties is too good to be with
held from the public:
l. As yoar office is unknown to the Con
stiturion Of the United States, AMI I" the Con
stitution of The State you must endeay"r to
impress the people as much as possible ".yh
the dignity and Importance Of your official
position, by evincing as much contemp: IS
You can for the foolish, od-fashioned '.ws Of
the States, which are now entirely obsolete,
being unfit for the exigencies of the times.
2. You are to speak continually AMI in ali
places Of the "oiious" "mflmou," ""eXccrable,
''infernal" and damnablc" doctrine of State
rights.
g. Never, under any circumstances, al
lude to the Constitution and if you hear
the word on any mans lips, arrest him i'm
medlatey-
4. 1t Is disIoyaI practice for any man to
aliu lie to the exploded mode Of trial by jury.
arrest all such.
5. Accuse all Democrats Of every crime
under heaven, and if the scounlrels presume
to argue with You, arrest them.
G. All who talk about liberty of speech
and the press, are trait"rs-arrest all such.
I. All who pra'e about the ha5eas corpus
are enemies to the G"vcrnment-arrest them.
8. S;udiou>iy avoid using the word free.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

WHERE THE GOLD Is ?--What has hecome
of the g"ll c1in asks everybody.
The late advance of the rebels into this State
has thrown some light on the mystery. When
the "butternuts were supposed to- DC moving
to Pttsburg, the bankers of that city thought
it prudent to remove their c'n, and the
American Express company delivered in CIev-
Gland, On the 18th inst, SIS, ,GC0,O00 in
gold, and on the succeeding day 81 COO, COO
more of which $650,000 was also in gold
There is as much gold IN the country as ever
but it has fed into strong boxes like fright
cncd animal takes TO its hole, and nothing
bu. gunpowder ca snake it out.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Lancaster June %, 1868.

EL. After a II the fuss that has been made
about enisting and conscriptng negro troops
it appears that there are not now altogether
10000 negro soldiers in the service Of 'ho
government, embodied in eleven regiments
two from Massachusetts, two from oou'"
Carolina, three from Louisiana, two rom
! orth Carolina, one from Kansas, and o"0
lrnm the District of Columbia. Plenty m0'0
are promised, but they don't appear hose
Grams has not single nigger bearing mus
ket, and vet he has 5000 of them in his caIp
useiully employed otherwise.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Riot at Buffalo.

BUFrALo, July CA difficulty occurred
between the Irish stevedores and the negroes
this afternoon in consequences of the former
trying to prevent the latter from unloading
propellers.
One of the negroes shot an Irishman, i. is
said, in self defence, This was a signal for a
general onslaught on all the negroes, several
of whom are reported to be killed and mum
Der severely wounded.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Desperate Fight at Lebanon ky.--SurrcE-
der of a Union Regiment.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-At seven O'clock this
morning John Morgan, with 1000 cavalry, at
tackled the 2Olh Ke' 1cky Infantry, 400
strong, under Col. Ha |, at Lebanon. AZ
ter seven honrs' fgh organ's forces com
menced burning the t"a, setting fire TO the
railroad depot and six even houses. Col.
Hanson's force sure red, and Morgan's
left in the direction Of Springfield. There
were six or seven killed on each side, and
several wounded