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NOTICE. The public are hereby notified
4 Y that have given my son u \RRlsON NJ. TOWNSEND
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.VINDHAM PROvIDENTI NsTITUTION
III SAVINGS

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Welnes lay tn 2lst inst, at O'Clock r NJ.
l.. MEAD, Secretary.
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20 UIdar Z, N"w'I Urk
S,ll by Pond Morse, Rutland 1. 4. shurtef Co
bennington. is
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from the para.yzing and corupting power OF hoo,nB
fricaps in Slavery with 80 large portion Z" thrr ""
children in the same bohdrge oca"re t! ~ %
ON OWL This oninon is confirmed by The actual .xpe'
;cncc Of gentleman now IN thus city VINO niter nav
ing lived twenty-five years IN We .ou'n anu na.ns
ma unouaifcd opinion that the South would be enriched
Inv The liberation Of s slaves. lie sa!s the south ms
untold wealth within ITS eacn, wncr ~ rvel en "p
Thor confirmed by one of Ne largest sugar planters IN
The South This gentleman, since the war was com
meneed found morning oil his negroes surrounding
Ls Lousc when one Of them Informed him that they had
."tidc1 ia hove wages after dis Their master, after
some harley agreed 10 give them per month when
they accepted and went TO their work. ms same mas
Ter informed Judge Woodru o New Orleans, alter get
inc IN his crop that be had never got II In well ind
bclite il win be found that soon the Sonth Is
secured to freedom, the coorcd people 81 the North WIZ
rapidly cmuaic the South and furnish al abundance
of chcap labor of all kinds
| have written this long letter because .ear that
errors however honestly entertained have been ana
viii continue TO he the means Of stimulating the Rebels
TO pcrscycrc in their efforts for our Destruction Inc
sympathy manifested for the Rebellion by men through
out the North and the constant opposition 10 INC oo1i "
adopted Jy Administration may ehaue the i'cDels
10 draw foreign Governments To ther ac, ana Ia hAi
way bring unheardof suffering upon our country.
1 do moi know u single man IN the whole nation VINO
has the mower 10 do much 10 strengthen tie HANDS OF
tho Government az YOURSELF Your efforts may prcteh'
foreign interference In affairs ard enable our Gov
eminent the sooner 10 bring the RebehoI 10 an emu
Tbe influence YOU can exert would do IN immense
amoun, Of good by persundng our Democratic friends
to give their whole strength 10 more vigorous prose
cuion Of the war" 90, &.
believe it would be the prorlest dag Of your life i
could induce you 10 call all. without distinction o.
party 10 unite 10 conquer the Rebellion relying that all
reasonable sympathy and Kindness VIII be Wsnesea y
the people Of the South by the people OF ihc NoI.n
when they see that the Rebels have hid down their arms
and have shown "A determination to become poaceabi'
citizens Of united country.
be"e written these long letters with IN incInress
bic desire 10 do what 70 restore peace ana pros
peIity TO orr suffering countrya country tlat W ID,
course OF nature shall soon leaves tat WIZ an arden
states where goodness and greatness shan be the no"
To- ard inspiration Of tie people. Yours m'st respect
! fully. 'I'bA ''o'I"
| Nee. Yor. Sept. ?? 1900.
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presented 10 the American churches Tie spoke on the
Duchess OF Sutherland the Duke Of Argyle the Queen
and the Prince, as being friendly to the country
He did not Iepregent the government nor
tie people of Great Brifain' re Only
Lord Lyons, Who spoke wen OF his Dr. Massey) mis-
SION 10 hi. country and wished him success. He had
XIX, ,rue yiend 10 tIe slave lie believed Mr.. Lincoln
Was truly an honest man. and he had reason to say that
he dhe Presiden would abide by his promises Of ree
feyvor and mower and fixed the attention Of
his auditors lie defended the English people ana de
corcd TINT their sympathies were with US .,
The Rev DIR. Thompson then dehvereu W cncreu,
;rIy n,ercatinc ard able address and after religious
ser,iecs. tbe vast audience adjourned at late hour
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HnrevslI Courtesics To DIR. VHs-ey.

An immense audience convened at the Br0 adj
way tabernacle i,t evening TO bid frcrcl 10 IL, "
Dr. Massey. the tllsuahcd delegate who represents
he sentiments Of several Thousand clcfr,men boo Greet
Ifiteu end France AID WHO authorized bis mission az
brot ely love 20 This country Wherever this gentle
nnu las spoken lo hns never failed 10 commit himself
without reserve against slavery and the to sustain
Slavery. hence Ia constantly ncrcating popularity
he nises. ra res. altar and dour9ays were crow led
with henr.rs ~ hundreds retired wio could not ob
tain accommodation IN The capacious church. \ large
number 81 c!eiFynch and other distinguished persons
were present
ANcr tle usual rel .ous exercises the Rev Dr. Asa
u snill WhO presided delivered short introductory
.da.rfH 4n his uAunl ioiictous manner. lie Was fol
lowed 10y thf Rev. MI Dufycn, who rad the address
IN rrri the commune anon from the Committee ape
puinlru pt Tie ministers in Great Irifu and France.
The hcf. Dr. Arnltapc tier introduced lie spoke
a. HE thousands n noble men who had appended their
signatures 10 the Hddf,sl from The other side Of tie
srl. They were the defendants Of Tie Sidney and
the lampicas, Who had done $40 much for the freedom
II England. In bis remarks respecting the British
mlstOcacy not represented by the delegate present
lac siid they might hear cir reply from tLc lips II
cannon la the swanps at South Carolina lie spoke i
the dcloriic, wlpse head WAS white with ycnrs WHINE
with Aiufs, aud white With honor. liis mis- Jon was
one OF the erIAdcst ideas that ever expanded in re
human 5run co. stirred human apnle. Tho reverend
gentleman aluko VAIN great vluqurnco and power
moving lif itdnte auditors To manifestations Of an
plnlne. which caused few who have worked fDr ale
defeat OF los'cians. 10 sc0wi omnously
motto rom Tie Rev. Dr. Ncrmyc rccrct'ng ls
absence. WAS read OTTER which the Roe
Ir. Massey Was nir0duocd lie referred to the r,i.
marks ma1c 10y Jr Armtnge In relation 10 The british
lie Rev. Baptist Noel WAS the son OF
peer dd tho bIotbor ~ peer and y.f Le assisted In
.gIHB w Iae N!svUy adaIssS Ac 'Dr. Wa5seY had
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EfNlN.

ROME, Sept. l2.-The exequator of the Italian
Consul IN this capital has been withdrawn, IN rcprSa
lcr similar step wi.h regard to the Poniiheal Consul
al Naples. -. ......
that IN consequence of the repTlsas adopted ny the
Tan,l Goycrnmcnt toward the Italian Consul AT Rome
the Italian Government viii withdraw the SNey.asuIS
ton ali the ponfifeal Consuls resident IN the cities Of
Italy 49,, ,, ;ss-od
Tie same paper states that circular has been ssueH
by tie Father Provincial OF tle 'apucAn. ~ ~ 80 no
,cota and n Palermo accepting the mutation Oh lhe
Miny relating 10 the assistance Of The clergy III re-
messing bTicaLGsge.
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frCru RnnuRfIu.

SAN JUAN IL. SUD. Tuesday. Sept g. 1863.
The u. ). steamer Saginaw arrived here this
morning at O'Clock. She ieit Acapulco Aug. H. and
stopped AZ Port Angeles, San Jose, Acajuta. ana Ii
Union, aud lett La Union the 4ih instant oHd RcIeO
pa tue IN, her acting Assistant Engineer Albeit C.
5EiD dled at la Union sept !. ana was bul4Cd will
hpps0 pirate hOhors. His lOss Is deeply felt ~ TIC Off
GERS and crew.
The Transit route ii in excellent order The has
closed III Nicaragua and been transferred 90 Saliva
aOr where the nDal blow will he struck.
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fAdyeltisement1

The following award was made by The CON-
urraE on sxwIsssAoursEs at the late Fa. o. ne Amer
ion Institute held Ia tie Academy Of Nude in ti- lily;
Wilcox GrBDs 30. 500 Bfoalwsy .er 'e beat '.ns1
,e,ei SEWING MAcsg, cor stiffness Of IL rilnins, aid
perfection Of woTk" GOLD MEDAL
sAxr GARprsrR No III Roadway, !
IAqy. UOG.EDUs. No. 2pJ calalsl s.niase
Iaos c. AVERY 10. 10, CAr,ssopaer''t)
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ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Maria Delaney was arrested by officer wilson the
iU Precinct, the complaint Of Eliza Walsh OF No
as Avenue D. vino charges her with passing counter.
t money The accused on Saturday entered the store
complaBaIt and purchased hat valued OF ~ 90 for
which She rendered g. bill on Tie Brandon Bank Of Yer
aont IN payment and received tor change S250 good
money. shortly afcIg8Td, the CON plannut d.
The worllessness Of the bill and Lad the Occusod arrest
ID. Justice Steers committed tie pI.s0a.g ~ Ge!sat u
~ ball " answer
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The reply of Prussia to the collective Sdsys on ls,fcI
oi the senoraely 10 each sovereign who signed
, nut %h ~ the reply viii merely contain the
Of Russia not accepting the austrian oh1 nG pr'S Srd q
III rot brncine forward any counter proposals.
BrxIS Sept l2-The Statistical Congress has CON,
,,e,ed rs ahors with the exception OF the savings
- question Berne. Turin, and -. Petersburg
hyo been proposed for the place of the next meeting
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Denmark.
COPENHAGEN,

COPENHAGEN, Sept. l3.-The KING oil the
Greeks signed the agreement relating to TIE succession
10 the Danish throne yesterday. ,,,
By this document Ring George renounces LIS riSn'
Of Succession in favor Of his younger brother and hi
heirs. -. -, ,.,,or,o
hIne George himself and lie own hnc, then become
,le is u tie order Of succession to the Dan.sA crown
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co,.pr c,1rNDAR-THIs DAY.

er,,rr,rr ConRr-t;eneral Term.-Ti.e bar cases
No on DE pos,oorod e.erdar and Nos g. ~ u, ~ -
H. IS is H. s i9 a. r. "a ~ q, %, ~. 3D. 81 ~ oi eau
SuperwE CorrT-Circuit.-Part Nos. II0o.
Ia7 23I7 al lg 1883 lssJ 2l3, 20l, 15J, no. lsJ II
80. LIS .Jel 21Sy, 24Jl 2ttJ, A6i.
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fAiver.iSmentl
The frst

The first premium, SILVER MEDALS, "e,e
gsfel BY the Amcrcsl Institute TO hme. DsNOEEsr % NO
81. Er1,away tor the bsst corscis sArs reser~0H FL
5raidr ~ sys.rH Of de cu.llD. patterns OF - .eh' yi
sd olodsTy st'm.s ousn,nt-l dresses ana 'ei '10As
4. .caileai igI Scs as' A-cnines.
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fAivrrtlsrmer'.l
SALT Er,,rrrcAI srKrING- n CINE

Another rlamph fr his uigivalet Family Sc@in N'er.
Tfs rnequsiei si rconpsribe Machine. aoce! o. I'm
> ry can De- worked y aly one VITA Two 100 pAeiilri
achieved another lmp the ate Far % t A,ner u
r. r'c tie State - hos iorS, having receive ne pr
lc silver medal awarded o. the judges over Oh ca ap''
lo. o., e
sslcsroous ST Broadway General Agent 4. u! srPLkE
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many othtr youths 10 iortune end 70 mfnc uhIoWn."
All agreed upon the importance Of the immediate
removal Of the Police Commissioners but they differed
Ga 10 the to be employed to accomplish snch 90
end Mr. Nesbit was Chairman, ard Arson Herrtk
Secretary. Horace r. Clark made several eloquent
speeches on the best mode OF reaching Seymour tho
subject He insisted that If the Governor did not vol
unfairly be must be coerccd into removing the Commits.
sioners The upshot Of the whole affair was, that tho
meeting resolved itself into Committee Of the whole.
which Committee is to proceed to Albany to-day by the
Harlem Railroad, ard present themselves masss TO
the Governor and make him do their bidding. The
Leader recommends the Committee Ito bis Excelency
as very elegant collection Of political antiquities valu
able for exhibition but Of no possible use to the Demo
cratic party OF this city,"
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Poland.

Tau low o onv person desiring TO enter or go GU, o '
tity Two hundred Of the inhaui'aH'S nav
ported IA Siberia ,.ro imnosed enormou
,ate ee n me Tie ancient province oi Poland
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fkly,ri.emsI
I CrnNpy * Sny No. 1U7 BrOalw1y, were

az arlei Of the ls;e FAR Of the American lniitu.e'
Ihe Fir.t Premium To- The sest Life size OIL
re Fss, ProI n. the best WsterCo.or foI oSA
Tie Frs. Premium f.. Tie BEST lmpesil Aeonces fHoIo
I.- siss. Premium .oF the beat CAKrEsDE'isIT
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r,yo D.ys LATER F1o1z EUROPE.
Co,,inucd from First PAGE.

,ov- the Yarioa is very concia,ory The same ou nn
fhcr saws that Baron de BudbeTs has Iscese9 GnS
w s ON the interior organization Of the hnssi.n
TwniTe which VIII be officially communicate" "
NJ lIouyn dc Lbuys
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NMR. DpNoREsT new AID improved 80
prsynG STITCH SAVING MAsErsk. vas awarded TIE ri.s
~ .i Arr@rr.n institute at the Acltfny Of Music
i. inpf ssed nachne WI any kind o. l~ri1 WIN
-fss riy Any ohlt use H. and Ss' soe :" ee' COS
Y. el-sf.
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BECGkLYN ITEMS.

TIE AMERICAN FagKpMAS's FRIENDS Socl.
rrY-A meeting in all 81 he American Freedman,
F-ieuds society wa hsld At the African VI. y. Church
ia BID se street BrooA last evening the ect being
o. present the claims the society before tie puoic
.ar.c congrc gatnn was IN ATTENDANCE fnlly onenhN
white lucndlnB numb,r Il lties. The lfccecdigs
eye opened with the EN- giue O! hymn. when the Rev.
NJ Barber obe.ed0 prayer Ia which be- thank a ood or
h had done. through the rsirafncnta'y 81 ~;
for the slave, anu nopcd that, wentA ar oos.d
th0t their chain. would D. broken aid be forever free
he Rev JAS. NJ. Glouccs or gave history - me ESQ
cauDn and presented 'er claims q TIE lc = STATING
ilal contributions o0ud he HANDED Ia II she depot
corner ii Myrtle avenue and Dufied street Professor
I.vnond of tho Polytechnic Institute. and 5ir Ihco
dore Tilton of Tic IapeEdeai made arf,ns IN behah
Of the association after which collection Was tasep
Up and the CATION was dismissed VIA ue-.1.V
fuu.
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Book TRADE SALr.-Fyfh Day.-The attend

ance on Saturday was somewhat diminished but the
sales were brisk, as usual and the prices as good as
they were on former days. The invoices Of the follow
ing firms were disposed Of: Albert Colby OF Boston;
T. II. Lippncott Co. of Philadelphia; f. Walker. A.
C. Goodman, G.. =. Putnam, james G. Gregory. George
". Carleton, WIN. j. Middleton, John Bradburn. and
James W. Fortune, all Of this city Geo. s. Blanchard
Of Cincinnati and Brdgman & Childs Of Northampton,
Mass It's evident that the withdrawal OF The South.
oru trade has not diminished the demand Tor books 1t
is the opinion Of Mr. Cooley who has been thirty years
in the book business that the Southern trade has been
serious damage to dealers in books ut the North.
They generally bought books long credit and their
frequent failures and regulations rendered their trade
hazardous and Improbable The sales Will DC resumed
,ifs morning
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ffiveriisement1

EEyT's EAST INDIA CoFPEE-Ine hne
ofOdJ Java h twice ito nsta Only = ei' PEI
n t.ue, Dept No lJi ilesie., Discount 10 ne nsse
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v,s,r or THE RUSSIAN ADMIRAL AND SrrrB


TO THE MAYoR.-About O'Clock on Saturday afternoon
Rear. Admiral Leesofsky accompanied by Capt fede'
roysky Capt Lnnd Capt. Kossytoo, Capt Cremmer,
and Flag Capt LakovDui Of the Russian Feet now an
ohored in our harbor paid their respects to Mayor Op
dyke as the chief magistrate OF the City OF Newfor
al his Office, at the City Hail. and were presented by
Baron Oste Sacken ConsulGeneral Of Russia in this
civ. They were dressed in full uniform and wore The
decorations Of the different orders Of honor which have
been bestowed upon thom for gallant ard mertorions
service. The Mayor courteonsly received his disnn
cuishcd visitors and gave them hearty welcome 70
our shores Aficr a social chat Admiral Lessohsky
and suite took their departure highly pleased with then
visit.
Tie time hns not yet been fixed for the reception OF
the officers of the feet by the city authorities hut VIII
probably take place some time THIS week.
Admiral Lessofsky has been rendered by Admiral
pauldng the facilities of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
should they be needed for the repair oi The Russian YES
sells OF war Accompanying the offer Was cordial In
ytaton to the Rear Admiral and tie officers OF his feet
to visit the NsvyYard guests 81 their earliest con
ycnieRcc
IT. dag or two The feet win be formally open 10 Wis
lors no passes being required. Many Of the officers
speak English Gsenily. and extend general welcome
TO all Corners.
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Mrrnrn rs A RorawALK.-On Sn'nrd

MURDER Iy a RoPGwALE.-Cn SATURDAY
-crnoon an ARRAY occurred a. the Topewlis The Hon
William WaI. Brooklyn r. D. during which work
man named Michael Ac humiskey lost his life by BENG
stabbed with Lgck.c. IN. 10 appears that man
been drafted and since ia. time had been considerably
riliculCd by other employees. The deceased, during
tie aftefrool. tainted Auippelt ealing bin lEeolns
bulldog. e.c. at which Ac took up bal OF DIED role
ard throw nc him and l him. aichumsAey fetulated
rh smart blow. when tie other seized nache pm
sharp instrument about two lcet long. Oi Ton-an'
hled him through he breast IAe non passed
,llrc.y through the mans body. killing bin instantly.
IN inquest vii be Ae.e to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
CITY gTEMS.

The concerts of M. Gottschalk, under the d.
rection Of Mr. Max Srakosch are postponed until fur
ter notice owing to the extreme illness Of brother Of
he Iinuisl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

Tur SursrlTrTE AID RILIgp COMMITTEE
10 substitute I'D Relief Committee OF ;he Board of
Supervisors. Of which Mr. plgnt is the cliiIman have
-o,, oi aud paid nearly thousand substitutes for
ll.nol mou It cost OF about s3orc.n Tho Commit
gee D. no dihcuity m obtaining substitutes bat have
800 abe them second bard as tie "tcsllcrs 81 brokers
have secured them FIST The Committee extremely
H. } IN examining applicants cor icef and rcr,ml,o
lly ,asc a. who ere able 10 help .lof.o'rosi Icua,f
VIII ;hcy exempt envy man uncond.tionaliy ong as
q u si.uatc can be- Obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

Can ACCIDENT. Matthew Manning was m
over by one Of De Ionay Island Railroad car IN hau
,,.crt on Saturday ana had his les cTusLca. Tie Wa
conveyed 90 the cay hospital.