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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

Steamer Dsroi. a. tran'porth Tea. Washington, D. @,
IN s'il', st TO %, D. d. TomplinA
Bsra M'qilds r. Lewis tBr.. Of Yarmouth N. g. Levin
Slnr"rl, 81 g. days. coal TO rlsal-, :"
Bf's N1y Ann t1r j'n,", Cumberland Bsrbor s days,
BrsJ IN freeman tof Bo.tOp) Crowel, Bermuda Feb g.
id-a To- smith Il Lough. w. >
hna VIM. Cresry lOl Philadelphia. Little Carde.s. 9days
sIf Don Juan 9TH Burgess Salt Cay, T. l., Feb 10 salt
schr N Il Gould (of Orlesn.) Smith Cstani. ts,ci,v
Dec 49, and Gibraltar Jan H. fruit to Chamberlain Phelps
Co. Jan of the Island Of Sardinia spoke brig Northern
Belle from Messina for Boston.
scnr. Jessie Or. Of Halifax McDOusal PoIt-saPlrtte
schr Sea Ranger M.thews. st. Marks Feb g. lOgwood to
srbr' Juie (Br. Of Yior..on) Croker Khs.on Jam
DE Coiova Co Has had strong y. l.. winds aud rough
tn aud thick weather the pl't two days. been
3chr Oivs hayward tof orlaud Hutchinson, Curacao
Feb sat {. G. Abel Feb Is lat 20 10, Ion 30 passed
Schi John Irons. New-Oean. IS dag. oases and sugar
10 +. s. Powell
Sent W. A. Ellis, Chichester Alexandra days. to Jonas
Scar Wild. World Adams. Fortress Monroe days. Jonas
Smith. -
Schr Montezuna Wyman. New ionI?n.
Scar Gharrirr Bo.nser eArns9be j. Os"':
Schr w. l.. Phuips Sna, Phi ade piia. cod
sclL Il Powell, Lock GOOD, NofOlS, wood.
Sem. {. T. biAus. Hnl. haniieoAe wood.
SuLr Anu :. BrpED, Brown. Philadelphia coal
sailed.
'.hips-csnpion, ior Aspiuwall Bavaria 10Y Hem
burg, Etna for pool Faw Kec, FOR Port ioJa Mano
- Iarys, Tslisnan
smps-proress, southampton. Harvest Queen. Mary u
sutton Gorilla Ok Senator Iken Brem J. Cen.ugion Tai
bot Harry Of Tho Nset.
Bak.-Qucensland (5r Indian Belle tBr), II. 4. Ven
nard lBs.l Queer Eic'ors (Br J. -. Prter.
Brs-Emma Deoae tBrj. Cosse,a, Aro.,ook, r. W. How.
sud >. C. adams, Los Amigos. q. ". Pabuf Or Msy
Cobb.
schooner. Gip,ey iBr) r. Arcusrius Moses Van Name
j g. right, harvest tlerT. CorOJe COrueiia Pbeu
Hotcsis-. SAVOY, Bferz Cabinet L. < lowering Nonere
H. W browu r. r. Bennett, fuBis D.pew, j. 4. Jones, j.
b Cunningham, May Doane. WssLinson Frances. VII.
lag beie, -. A. BeTTy Edwin VI. Pdce. free Wind
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1lieafCra, He.

The engagement vi Mr Edwin Booth At tn Win.
ter garden 10 suddenly interrupted by ali uneS
pected aud melancholy event-thc death u bis wife,
which occurred last Saturday,. at her home in Dor
chester, Macs. Her illness, are Informed, was
brief nnI painless and her last hours were gentle
and trancui, as her young lie had ever been. Uu-
der her maiden namo MARY D,ylinl, MIR. Booth
was Tor me years known 10 The public OF this and
other cit.es SIZE was an actress of singular grace
and srnrlirity and by virtue Of many lovely quail
ties the expression Of which ia her always ma
turc uniformed ana never astihce, she held happy
and most honorable position ia the regard Of every
community betre which her vocation summoned
her. Ia the portrayal Of certain parts hor personal
gifts 40 Lef.ienied her that shc remains their most
charming representative Ia the recollection OF those
who Witnessed TEN. In Juliet, especially, which
che oren played with Mr.. Booth Is Romeo, hor
youthful pressn,e, her Unaffected oarnestnesa, the
peculiar sweetuses Of her voice, ana the tenderness
Of manner with which she sough, To fulfill the deli
c,ds meanings q the char ctcr made her more truly
excellent than many OF higher artistic rank and
wider fame. Immediately alter her marriage, Mrs.
Booth retired rom the stage, and her name WAS
Withdrawn from before the public; but 1t would
how aicconate ami devoted her domestic life must
have been. She leave, IN infant daughter, bora III
England Il year ago.
Mr.. Booths place will De- supplied This week at
the Winter Garden by Miss Mary Provost, who will
tonight appear NJ Pathena IN the play entitled
"IugomaF." Mr.. l.. L. Barrett and others will
assist in the representation.
Mrs BatomanB prolonged engagement at hiblo's
Garden terminated on Saturday, evening when her
bet performance was given before an audience ex-
,beTaut both in numbers and entbusnsm. The
Ncniug's entertainment introduces Miss Caroline
llchngs, whose engagement opens with II version
Ba,fe's Sniane!is," 10 much of the original mu-
3, OF which have been added effects Of ballot AMI
! 4 scenic establishment hitherto unpge, edcuied
ven under dr. Wheatloys management. We ven
tire this assertion on the strength If The r"gd'ar
iiveftircmonts since, 10 this regard at least hf.
Nheatey has never fallen behind his promises.
he new scenery is by Mr.. Selwyn, who has s!-
rady distinguished himself in the decorations OF
Faust" Leah, and other pieces The ballet is
,udrr the control of BE. Ronzani, whose faculties
or administration in this department have long been
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syIlPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or aEw-YoRk......Fss 81
Cleared.

s,.an.hip,- Champion WlIsoR. A'plnwall, ~ y. Alien
nAvsu. Ui1nD, Meier. Southampton and HAMBURG Kun
h.f - Me.la (lirl Cotfoli, Havana How ilnd AZ.
hawaii; Fab Ke-, -, Poft Royal, Atom. Express Go.
ahr,ap,ske Wileits, Portland. H. -. Cromwell Co
Sling alismsn tfr) Rcpisr. ilsvre BOYD j. uncsen
t.lu. tr.f J. Lsfke. BTuusn, Lngof btos. FagOa. PIe
snn raac..co II a. too.ey. John Meftick Mclean Ma a.
A.. Ttuu~f Bestde, Ios (Nnr" }, S"re.s-u. Antw,Ip
eunch Mcincke Wendi 1. }. Spu.Latd Iafwood, loI,
Ro,a T. e.. Soutnlrd. wight Iluw1y.
IA ..-samurl No1ley. D. HOldIiigr, Ph4iephi. Met
Md Co Auru,ta Penny London. Dunba l. Colby, Oli
Doinioa tIIsull 5.a1l dsnburg K. NJ slouian Ldse
Iuc. "a A. Thur DIV, Ggiccstst. bf-t. son Co.. Thom4.
Terry ar sGsligrovo h,Aaoras brett Son Co. Chan.
ic.r (f Pottsf. Pa an! Inc- H. HrcAos CD. Lizzie
f &C. GniI IadE l.. Hainogy's hepLsws; a. &. Adams
n .r.i. ton, Philadelphia. Ne li!f 4 Duncan
nrs-nlsry Mciso t1f iinnsrrford. Gibraltar Baotjeu
nef. . i,f.ce (BL) COL. Az fo.ce r. Hot Co.. Re.
aim orr ,n,Di1g MihaaiiA. Is. +. sn,s 90; D. C.
v.t- - I.ou Bfiig' pot. " 4asniAn { 90.
Ssl0auoIs-lti kmeH, bchersch Wash sgton Van Brun,
n .gA. Conrad Fox hsii WASHING tou. Susan Myrse
.t.or, lp.ton, Sl psou ,lao., tlzabetl Ann bAnRs
fiyuccsof fian Lscs IA i'ra l.aal a q. Hs,oL-
b. te.ch ovrland, Nsshu.t,n NLn Lnunt Sla hit INV
ma No Donald. Kingston, ia. G. H. .uuuul hdels Or
" Az cots. Jeso, Miller ioush,or Ripple (3r) Dave.
IIn Ia, fEt Jal e. Jones. Fortress nou-oc bcnry SmiA
90. J. 4. Atles Chapman. Fortress Monroe 4. 4. Jor
hi. Mar aud Knight. Msshus tiu. }. ". Aiok Go
John L. Mcf,e Townsend, Wa-ha soU Van btuut Naym
N S. Aorssn bud.il Wushihg,on. ii bed.i Enrs Par
con. Phi nd~pAi4, T. Talbot Go o. tsir.. N,k,TaoD,
y Siro.,. st.ui, Bo ton s.mg,on C,iP, Pots Brco.
Coker. boston, :. v. Le,Fs& CO. J. VI Warren, Chapman
evil .stY.
slool-hichafd Smith Geer Norwich
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OENTRAL RAILROADofN EW-JERsEY.-

~ From TOO: Of COuIt'c Notwithstanding st Hampton
Junction with ito Delaware Linksxsnns and Western Rail-
road, E4sOn win the Lehisn Valley R.lroad snd .ts
ioniag direct ue Pittsburgh s1ithe Wes;
WINTER hRRASG EAENT- onmsncin. Nov Il, 1903
Leave Aew-YOrk as follow:
HAlg.sBUKG EypMgss--At a. NJ for Eastcn. Reading
Pot syi.e. Harrisburg hsueh Chunk Nilausport
NAL TRAIs-A,8a III for Esston. Wsier Gap Scranton
Gre . 'snf. BIZ smtou. llttton hilEc,0srrC. &c
l. D. IHRouOW 1RAIN-For Ea-ton. AlCn'l wu Reading,
PottNile Harrisburg Nhi.msrort, &c.
p II. TrEoVGH TRAIN Fer Es.toa BttAleLt N, Allen
town. and Msuch Chunk. -,
$50 ?. NJ WAY TRAlN-Tor somesvile and intermediate
Tpn. WEsrgKS ExgKEss-Tor Eastoa, Allentown, Read
g Uriisbgrg Pittsburgh snd the West Slice iu from
Je..ev Cry through 20 ~ .-bl'sh.
EyVREss lhsIIN pOR UARIis BuRG--rhe n m. Express
Tmiu from New. arrives Hasb1ry at p. coorcct
ING Eat and West on Penn yyhnia Csnt.! kNtohc North
Central kniosd AoTh aud SOUTH and viii tie Crnee-
land Val ey Railroad
TAe T6RorGn C1PNEss TRAM FOR THs Wssr caves
ks~-Nork IT N dan' sgncss 'xeeF'ed 9aAng cioss
come et.on At ,ri-bu'g N. Psnnsylv,ua Railroad with
lao oauss Pittsburgh and "ut one - ihcin' al and
Chirsgo. Two hour saved by asiug this tTsn
ELfkABFTnPopT AND NKv lOhK kkRY--Lr0ve Newly orb
fioea Pier No @ North River at $50 a m and n:jc;
The boats sop At Bergen Pom. and Miuer iarbor every
1ip each way. JOSIAH o, sTERSS, Sugeiil,en lent
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CIiANGE Of
II TEHMNUS.--pssscassr Depot Jamss-slp sua foot OF
3stn.st. h. kNiu'cr auai .emenis comieueng Fuday,
Oct a. la62: Leave Newly III for e,rpo., -ss
slp al IN. and tor Syosot 81 p Il, ios hemp
stead. SUNDAYS the leaves iurters Point .i'irs
F.rry) at a for lspnank eld inennedse stlicGs
NJ ufuing te asnk II 3 Q.
On Friday and Saturday night the M LAMP ts'n will rus
though GrecuVo. T.tgrl1e saturday ard hon6sy
Ing as IN. Ill..ns IA York . Ss.e g.
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Ai.t'AE VENTS.
Musical Entertaiunicats.

We have nom to record during the past week.
H,th'ng cones Of nothing. But 80 NJ. MHte,z' IL
Company from Havana have arrived, opera may be
looked for sAoriy--so room ss they get their land
Icg- And t.orces again. or tie merits ~ tbs Com.
I.uy We o,unot speak positively. But - the
li4yauese ~ hot likely TO applaud what IL msdi-
ocre, high lppes are formed Of the visitors
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i)ori- iDar0tno' Notice.


SrArg OF NEw YORK I
PoKr.WARbrss' OFFICE No. lOi Wal-sL
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance Win
lection OF tie Act passed Apri. IL. 1871. eDttiel An
act Reoyrn,4s the Wsr.ns OcH OF The Port OF few
Yoh to a persons mtrfeitcd 10, having charge VI he
subject Of such iuluf~ tkuiustiou or survey hs
In, following vessels under examination OJ toe Io
MAIDEN aud IN the saI surveys 90 eN linhons WIN "
b, ard .a.d vess'is: NJ ,,r ,
ship sDuthoint " ~ 90 " -
HIk stella,
az .,u,. fier No. II ". X
Brig tfny
IL Itus..
NM Is. BURLLIGA, President.
;. ArC'. HsrViN,T. Stcretary
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f-fQll Aotlles.

GIPRTME COZ RI - IN PARTITION
= lDII> 80 aud OTHERS W. JOIN JAY aud JOHN
r. Bifl'ftLW OEIH EKecltOrs Ac Absolute SALE On
lIFNSDhI tAo 18th Inst, AT 10 O'Clock IT,. 4
cans' Exchangc sscsroons under direction OF fhilo u.
Lassa. .,q Kef,ir-, "t the Ncry denhr six improved
Gis known Nos, a0j, .o :! :, s0l aud 81 hav aud
X. 90 Nake.t P4iurl ars cot lie 'oa.tr! of EDGAR -
V,N VINKE ost. todn'e llor. No. "a alls 90 o. the
Executors.
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pcsa~uyers Arrived

- ssam-r M y rsyTy from N-rb.ra--Rev A. Row
l.nd nr NA's, C,rt. l"s-t'' Co t. " H. b.chaai Dr.
Cf,der Capt }. Zink =. Strickland. 81. Cummings. Mr.
en- Lieu. McCounrA. II. lance. j. lerhuno and ~ in
H. ,e,, J,s.is f,opl Part1u PiGno-E Luhsn~
IN 1.rE saraA y,o1 o'arfta9r.a-DT Ed~ ard cHlI-.-
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Arrived.

steamship Ellen s. Teny Char iu EewbeTn. N. g.. Eco
Il llaIeIas Inlet 18Th 2Oh ins 81 niles s. OF Cape
Henry passed steamships Il. siaudiu. bound S. probably
or Hilton Head
slcsmship Nhc-spesae Wetts Portland, Dd.e and pass
70 IA. IS. llsmWsn Co. Has had heavy b. r. aud N. W.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD:-FoR AL,

i 4 BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chamberss, From 3Oth-st
Express and 10 m md3: 72. l0:27 q H. aud 1891 .sd
Is and S p. m. tsands5s includei.) at s21
Troy and Albany with seeD. y. IN.
ing carl. 1890 p. IN. 1907 Dm-
train An Il s:l2 NJ. and I2:22 and 6J7
and 500 p. o,
Psskskiu train 3:45p. m. 4:os %. n
Slug Sing train. 5:3l p. 5; ~ p ~
TsfTytown. $40 y. s;3e - m 49,
Persons In Brooklyn can purchase tickets Of WestorNe
Express Office No 1853 WG,hlngonst City Han Slu1r-,
and have their bsegge checked ut their residences 10 al
points the rosd sad to seTs,osa sprlnys
' 4 SMITH Superintendent.
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risIlruAA ALMANAC.
-Ri,.C:l4 Sets..........3tJ Mos Sets ii TOO
Ei.H WATER inis D.
andy LooE 1885 GOV island III :i3 HssSAs.. 2:26
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NyEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
1867 WINTER ADVANCEMENT. leo
COMMENCING DEt EMBER l. 1862
Passenger Station IN ewYos z7th st. aud 9Th av


ent'snce 2s,ii-st.
TRAISS LEAVE NEW-fORk:
For Newhaven, T. III. Tx j. IL II, 40 tE1'h a'of"
AID =. III. -. -.
For Bridgeport. ga m tLxl; l2ls 2l3 lEx) $40, 49,
hd 8 D. 49,.
For Milford s,rstford Fei-i. Southport, sad Wespo
10. IN. Il IS. $40 40 D.
ForNo.~sk, 93Os n. 1915. us tEg.) 34D 40, a3's
For Dsricn and Greenwich :. $50 2i5 30 40.
SO - -
Fol Stanford. !. tEx) $50 m IL Is. 2I5 tEx '4a
For Pr, Chester and irtuneliAis stations :. 800 m
IL IS B. 70. 49, so go p. NJ
For Port Ch.strr and New. Rochelle, 3 2. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Eoston via Spinghsld a IN. tE- 2.l5 (Rx) 8p
Fer Boston, via Shore Line. r.! =. IA.
FOR Hartford and Springfield 8a m (Ex l21 2.iS tEIl
"a copn.c,icu, River Railroad to montreal. H. E.l
and a. IS y. M. 10 Noftb4mp.ou.
For Hartford PTCvidense. aud fi-Lkin Railroad, m
Fo1 sew iisvea, He~onaon and ssonia,,0n Rsirosi
Ga m ~ -. 2l5. 8 p. III.
Ceusl lsiroad u. is o m to Northampton.
FOR tlousstonc kaiIoad 10 fi.tshelJ. O. IN.
For NsugrucA Rsil. osi a. NJ <l5 p. "a.
For Daubury AID NoTxaA Railroad. a m. : J. ~ p M
Couuodious Sleeping Co.'S aehed 70 the . M frlto
JAMES "A. HOYr So. eiintel dent
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. Z.
~ For Albany, Trey, North and West WINTER AR
RANGEMENT, conmea;ag MOSDAf, Nov. L. lSi2
For ALBANY 0:3OG i1 1pfess NJ I'll ITan ron zotns-
Station. Returning leave -ilOsns ~ lo:5Is
For Local Tr,ins see Time t.be
JOHN GURCHlLL. Superintendent.
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E'RIE RAILWAY. Passenger trans leave

~ fsoln foot Of Chsma"is-s,.;
Ia M, Express for Buffalo.
ga M, Milk daily for O'isyle.
l2:l5p ~. Accom- ojstOn. daily, for Fort Jeryts
$50 D. M Way for Middl-town Newburgn aud Wsrwicx
p. M Nisht Express, daily for Dunkrk Bahsio and
IDaBdsua and principe! stations Ttsn Il Saturday runs
through " Buffalo, but does no; run TO Duukirx
p M. Emisrspt. -
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EROCKERl WAREHOUSE.
" LAM r,N a WRITE
Removed & No. II Mrnay-st.. near Hrcai~av.
I DREADFUL Headache, awful Touthachc and
~ ru.lss posi- iyr, ed three ulinutes lie oil
cote lnssai. Pain NnuihIaior Sold by br sss' G"n'
ri Dcpo hsmsquaIo Nl 6eut b. s iog - Goats
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9ieamboa!s and Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFEIf, SIZED, AND COMFOHT.
WORCESTER, PAtIEe F,rcchBuaG. NASHUA.
LOWELL. CONCORD. Thu WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTkRMEDIArE POINTS
CRY OF BOSTON AID CITY or NEW-YOkK.
leave New ork daily tsundays excep;ed O'Clock D. H.
FOR NEW.LOND0N.
there connecting with the ssubos EIpre~ Jrsla for the
above poins via Norwich Wolcs,tsr B9.t.n Worcester
Of L. S. IARriN. Agent. on the Per.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-T0R PHIL
IN ADELPIlA aud the SOUTH sa5 WEST. Via JERs
shi cpf-Mil end EAPress Liu-s leave New Srk ..
mo 10 ~ I. q 1:3l aid ll:Jj p. m Fare 49, through
osggggs checked a. 7sul 10 NJ AID $40 M 80 p m
~, j. W; wooDniFE, A..isi,n, su5eriai.olsut
10 Wi be received or any i.,ns unlss' delivered
s' one'tol 10 minutes in advance Of the time ef'"S
GTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
jENCE. EEwPORT. TAUNTON end EFN.BEDk
TN" spletdit steamers COMMONWEALTH snd PLY
MOUTH ROtk viii seys Pier No. 10 =. r. loot Of Court
hmftst daily texeept sunday at p.
Freight tasen tow ss by othrs Inc Oaice Com.
pdny No us "e''''t' corner 81 ~, c99r'l4adSs-
L'OR NEW-lIAVEN, HARTFORD AND
spHlNGFIELD -searers ror Ncw.iayen lesve Peek.
at a:l5 p Pasrnges north from Aag.liaven AZ II
O'Clock remain o. oofd over nish' Without charge.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
n PORT and FALL EIlFR-The .rlendid asd "a .dor
steamer AETROPoLIs. Capt brown. .esv-. New. York
ryerv TUESDAY, THURS DAY, ard SATURDAY, at
ociocs p NJ ard the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brsyton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. 81 o'clock p m.
Hereafter no rooms viii BE- regarGsd secured to any ap
pici.t uut The ,ene shall Rave en- pai FIR
Freirht Bo ton is forwarded L6o g with great d.pach
VIM bORDE. agent, Nos TO end II wals-
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
Ano,ner Fatal Railroad Accident.

IIARHVhp. Ort ", 1901
Thomas Brrcws, Jr., yrcsiicnt Of tho American mills
a, Rckvic. Instantly killed In the depot In this city
this evening. lie bid arrived the train from Boston
en- hrs way home. aud passing RON the baggage 10
the fmoKng jast befre the train passed into the
depot when be fell between the cars. Ore arm wis cut
or and his head was badly crushed. Mr.. BArrows was
well known In New York ara Boston bsanaas man.
IN Ioos 70 noekvuls uiu 10 vssy usa6
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

THIRrr.oNE ONO soLplEns BILLED OR wouNprD.
croxSAu. Oct 20, ise3.
Tho cars on the Kcu,uck ky ccu,rai Railroad containing
portion Il the sec2nd Ohio heavy artillery, were thrown
fr m the tract. twenty miles from this city this
morning oac man kiled eighteen severely wounded
and twelve slightly iBuei. Toe accident wal caused BY
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
Omclai Vote sr OHIO.
RnIirnnd Acci,iens.

The total otohio sss 42r. Broushs majority
6l 572.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

Democratic Rally in Will 10 msburG.
SPEECHES by HONS. A. oAKEY HALL, HENRY c.
MURPHY, LEVI 9. CHATFIELD, SGD. noRRIs AND
OTHERS.
The democracy Of Williamsburg last evening bold
rousine meeting at Washington Hall, at which the great.
est degree Of enthusiasm manifested srssches
pronounced by Eon Oakley Hall, Hon. Henry @. Murphy,
Hon. Lev s. Chatneld, Hon. s. Morris and Hon Eli p.
Norton. They all strongly In favor OF restoration
OF the Unon vigorous prosecution OF the and nrm
In the opinion that democratic RUE alone could give bach
The address OF Mr. Chat1ed particularly severe on
tho ADMINISTRATION, and may be characterized as the
speech Of tho evening. He arraigned tho Execu-
1.-Two Tor the want OF progress OF the war,
and be boldly characterized the managers at
Washington n set OF nincompoops and tinkers. He ~
Iudcd TO the achievements Of Mcclellan and Rosecrans
charging their defeats upon the Vaccinations At washing
ton General Hallcck camc In for ,sured terms Of
abuse, all OF which were loudly appauded By the large
audience prcscnt.
Outside Of the hail q largo crowd assembled, aud Q
meeting organized BY tho appointments of henry d.
Birdsal az president. Speeches followed, ~ Colonel
Keller Charles Egan, Esq, Hon Edmund Drisss' James
Bergen and others.
Two bands were in attendance, and with The bonhree
and added IN the Enthusiasm Q the occa-
sion Not less than thousand persons were pre-
sent all OF whom appauded the sentincne tee SPEAK
ers tr the echo lhe names of Gcperh hsCteanI ana
Governor scymour the signals for long ana
cheering.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
Outside Scenes.

Three platforms had been erected in Astor place. which
were decorated with flags bearing the following mot
oes-One flag, destiny and cne country" "Sustain
sodicrs "Pedged 10 sustain the national uni
tyn Around these platforms copgregated largo numbers
OF persons who were unable to find room inside Al
stand No 1, Mr. II. Heulett being appointed chairman,
he introduced
The Rev s. NJ LASpr, Of Washington, who ia the course
Of his remarks said that thing for England
coverty attack this country in its hour o weakness,
but that be hoped John Bull would continue annoy
this country n see II II would bEng the people 10 their
He also exhorted the people TO do their duty
the rsSes SSrse w, The ballot than n Se
field. Tho speaker was interrupted frequently In tho
OF his address by 10 the crowd asking him
show many sons he hid sent tn tho war"
The chairman next introduced Mr. CHAs. SPEScER who,
receiving slight interruption from parties In the
crowd, asked there we're % any friends o. the july
The speakers voice was here drowned BY groans ane
hisscs which were changed into cheers for Horato sey
Mr.. Spencer Ia return called them lot OF cow
ardy hounds miserable sc,undres let out bail,
and the police force present with being ine
cient for not putting stop TO them at once. The police
had few minutes previously removed some persons
whom Mr.. Spencer pointed out 10 them nor ineruptng
hm.) Captain Brewer, who row made his appearance, ,
ard harmony restored. Mr.. Spencer concluded by
saying that lrishmen should know that they do not
America yet.
Mr. GILBERT made very short address, when the pro-
ceedrgs at this stand terminated.
AZ stand No. Mr. Naumsnn presided the speakers be-
ing Messrs. Lambert, Thompson, Errck, Ketchum and
great delay occurred before stand No wrs made
use OF, when At length The Chairman. Mr.. skidmore in.
troduced Mr. BRICK who, after short addrese, retired
10 make way for Mr. james d. Mcclellan, who contrved
70 draw the people from the other strnds. which lei
comparatively deserted, and 10 keep them attentive
listeners for about an hour when be retired, M francs
A. lambert taking his place.
powerful brass band and the usual disehargs Of re.
works.
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