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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY NOVEMBER g. Ie6s

Fsarteenth Assembly District xyIIIth Mard;
The UNDERLINED COMMITTEE sppoin,ed By The xvliiTh
d'''' for Assembly ho 5Sf sTEvRNs sH''a
and hereby all loyal voters Ia said Ward to give
him hearty support as an HONEST LOYAL and PArRIorC
citizen Capt STEVENSON has served two terms IN the
schemes Of public plumber He has also his loyalty b
taking the field officer Of his regiment under both calls OF
We consider him enneu,y qualified for he position to which
he has been nominated. ,,, ,,.r,, a, N
eHAs A. ENTITY s Chm a mns kE HEATH M
pENNIs HENNEsSEY EDMOND grEpa d.ispW
ROBERT p. ROSWELL.
President xyIIh Ward Loyal National League
h II NJ Ii j. srDow,ox. }seey'
Un,animSus Nomination of the Peoples Union
For Member Of Assembly,
WI. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
HKSHY BrKxKY secy.
UNION NOMINATION
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Ninth Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth Wardsl
VIM. LAIMBEER, JR.,
Headquarters Astorpnce 80 IA Broadway, Astor pac'
Unanimous Union Nopimution
FOB Member or ASSEMBLY,
IXru ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, SIXTEENTH WARD.
SAMUEL g, REED.
Union Nomination for senator,
With Senatorial D.sIictAIlt AiAth AAth' AAist, ana
XXlid Wards
CORNELIUS \. RrNKLE.
Union Nomination
For State Senator,
la, I'd, %, oh, 9Th 9TH, 18th, eth and H,h Wards,
WILLIAM 4. gibson
Vnion Non,inntion fos Assembly.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
From 4th and ChIistoptcrss TO Ihhs b-tween Broad
way and North River.
ERASTUS G.. BENEDICT.
Uaiou and PcopIe's Union Nomination.
Nomination for Member Of Assembly,
Ehyrn,h Distriet-Twelfh Ward
JOHN V. GRIDLEl.
Uuapimou, Nomination Of the UNION ASSEMBLY
Cos, EAIIOs Of the sth Assembly District
For Member Of Assembiy,
THOMAS STEk JASON 49,
RoBr A. DrSsicK ssc'y. JOHN ~ fohMAN, INN
UnaniInous Union Nomination.
tof Justice OF the Superior Noufi,
JAMES w WHITE.
Only Union Nomination.
FOR KEUlSikk
ADRIAN ". kkSNEDY.
Dcmoc ratio KcsuInr Nomination.
For Recorder:
THEODORE T.. TOMLINSON.
Plastic Ring. Tor fastening Ballots together can be had
Of a a. BIENEK sole Manufacturer under the Goodyear
patsul. No. II John st. near Bro.fwsy ana OF u W.
IkO.. E lat any hour corner Of 18Th t. and Sth as
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Devlin & Co.
CLOTHING.
AsUPERB STOCK or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
In the department Of
READY.MADE
Owe ROO t s,
Or Moscow, ESKIMO AND CHIscHILLA BEAVERS.
WALKING COATS,
or ENGLISH, scorca AND AMERICAN CoAriSes,
With
VESTS and PANrAL0oEs TO match.
6uperfne Dress Suits Of all qualities.
Fall and Winter Under Wear,
With
UENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
In Great Variety.
BROADWAY, cor. GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY, cor. WARREN-ST.
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A new PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

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Sold hy druggists generally.
NEW PARIS FANCY GOODS,
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Just received per sicamers Scott, and Olympus exquisite
selection Of PARIS VASES JnvKL Boxes. CARD RE0nvxns
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NEW SEWING MACHINES
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Three door below Broome-st
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEwING-M
hsve the highest prrma al al the important state ana
Mechanical Fairs where exhibited this season.
fooTKs PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK srAsDA 800 broadway
DISEASES OF TnK NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URN.
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Rogers e Raymoud's
SUPERB NOVELTIES
WINTER CLOTHING,
THE LONDON WALKING COAT,
In all the now Scotch Twscds and other popular fsbrc
THE RUSSIAN OvERCOAT
MOSCOW BEAVER
and every description Of Business Promenade snd Dvine
Suits fashionable Dress Clothing. Furnishing Geod Gs Ia
at the
USUAL MODERATE PRICES,
which are all marked the articles and from which there
NO DEVIATION.
STORES Nos I2l, 123 and 1875 Fulton-t,
and No. 214 Broadway
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5uccial Notices.

Mr.. Lords Lecfurrs.-rhe Rev. JOHN LORD wih
deliver . course FIVE LECTURES, an CLINTON HAL Asiof
pace The Gory the shame tie Fall aud the ts'sofa
tion 81 The Anceni Civilization" The Lecture. viii com
~ NJ on MONDAY kNESlNO. Nov g. at O'CLOCK Win
d,scnpsion Of the grandeur Of the Roman Empire
Iicscs for the coaf.e . ~, Ladies ei 'nse aaa''o"
s. cent?. n ..,.., a.,
Br1a1 way, and at the door.
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New. York, Sept. 10. 1863.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

the Divine Will was Mrs. Ringstrom. YET.
even her dim eyes were growing clearer,
and she could see, as earth lights grew fee,
bier, and her mind gained sons degree Of
spiritual perception, that her husbands
steady faith had not been mecked.
al think" she said one day, after call
at their rich neighbor's; call more Of
charity than friendship, for trouble had
fallen there. 81 think mere wretchsd
family have never seen. There is no
mutual affection; no sympathy, even, enc
for the other, in suffering; no mental
strength; no looking away and beyond the
hard preseat; no reaching out of the mar
row circle OF self. Why, Adam !" and her
face frightened, !" our home is a paradise -
1t might be larger, and more richly
attirsd, Grace" answered her husband,
"but am sure it could not be happier
some, He knows best. Iknew il would
all come out right, and the right grows
palmer every day"
Mrs. Rinystron did not, by lssk or word.
or gesture even, say No." as in times
past, to this sentiment; for her eyes were
getting clearer also. and she was beginning
to see beyond the veil Of time into that
world, where. fer the rich in that faith
which is made vital by good deeds, there
are mansions whose splendor no earthly
palace can approach.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION.
The closing .4et of SIS Destrueion.

The New York World has scathing ar
ticle on the final act Of the Lincoln Senate
IN closing the life Of that document, the
u. s. Constitution. II says the ACT is the
most Infamous and barefaced affront that
has yet been offered to the liberty of the
Northern people. The World remarks:
"The bill is nothing less than an Act
for the establishment ol despotism in
these once free and happy United States,
and taking from the people the protection
Of the Constitution. 1t authorizes and jus.
iifies arbitrary arrests at the will of the
Executive, in defiance Of explicit proyi,
sions Of the Constitution forbidding such
arrests. 1t puts every mans liberty and
property out Of the protection Of the fan
damental law il annihilates the power 81
the State Governments to protect their
citizens against illegal violence ; il tells the
President and his minions that they may
with impunity perpetrate all these acts Of
dsspctism By which the most odious ty-
rants in the worst ages have earned the e.
ecration OF mankind. This may be deem
ed strong language, but il is no mere than
adequate to characterize the Infamous act
Of combined perjury and despotism which
we print this morning. and which challep-
ges the attention and must provoke the IN
dignation of every man who is not base
enough 10 confess himself a covering
slave.
The proceeding in connection with TIE
passage Of this bill prove thar every Ssna
tor who voted for il committed conscious
perjury; that he knowingly and wilfully
violated the solemn oath he had ,akan 10
support the Constitution OF the United
States. We ask the deliberate attention
sf the country 10 the facts We viii nov ri
cite, and which appear on the record, Mr.
Carlile. of Virginia, moved 10 amend ne
FIRST section of the bill BY inserting after
the phrase . PresideHtoftb the United States
the words "in the constitutional anihct'-
ty,D an amendment which would give that
officer immunity for all acts, arrests and
proceedings which he has done CT ordered
in the exercise of his authority, hut leay-
ing him and his subordinates 10 the full
consequences and penalties OF atts done
in violation Of the Constitution. The Re
publican Senators saw tina, the adoption III
this amendment would render the till a.
gatory. so they rejected it b 60 nays 70 4
ayes.
By this stiff and brazen vote the Senate
Of the United States declared their ds;erml-
nation TO treat the Constitutioa which ther
have sworn 10 support, and the guatantess
| Il throws around the Liberties rt ,he pee.
ple, a. a hullIty. The vote OF thtss ,ven
ty.nine Senators is dannins and insslh.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
PERSONAL.

GEN. CASEY reviewed the I'd District Of
Columbia negro regiment yeste day, In presence Of
large number Of spectators
GEN. HEiNTzELNAN, we arc glad to learn, Is
far recovered As to be about. He WAS at his
quarters yesterday, but will not report for duty at
present.
PRIVATE Y. BURGHAUsES, OF the l4th Regular
infantry, has been appointed, By order OF the Sec
retsry OF war, hospital steward In the regular
army-s promotion wtl merited.
The REv. II. W. BEEcHER had addressed
large and enthusiastic meetings at Glasgow and
Mshehester on the American war. In both places
ne compie'eiy carried away his audience. In Man.
chester ne was sometimes interrupted By a lew
repei sympAthikefs, hut these checks only serye ed
to show how general wa.th agreement Of his au-
dience with his views
COLONEL SOUTHERN, the murderer of Lieut.
White, was FORMERLY memher ni the Lsgisl,turu
of Maryland aud was about to be arrested by the
military authorities OF that Department on he
charge OF recruiting c.t,zrns oi M,ryl,uaintn ,I.
rebel service, when This brutal muri.r wa, u.rr,,
trsted II is said he had been extens vrIy engaged
in recruiting for the rebel cause, with which h,
was well-known symPafhizer,
Mr.. S. b. CHITTENDEs, of Brooklyn, hu
written letter to Hon. Moses ;. Odell, susgestin
an effort TO raise 900 men for the Brooklyn F0nI
teenth, and making the liberal offer as his part 4
the work TO contribute the sum of $40 OU0, to b
divided among them-s6O to each msn-in add 10
to all national, State, and nun .cipal bouptic
which may be available to such volunteeIs-psys
HE when the who.e number OF IN are usteIe
into service and ready 10 march.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
yALLANDI0HAM.

The dolefal letter OF the copperhead-in -chief,
who has been elected by the Union voters Of
Ohio to remain In Canada, "waiting and watch
ing over the border " for an indefinite period,
will be found on the FIRST page Of the REPuBLr-
CAN to-day. In II the exiled demsgogue and
traitor thanks his dupes for their votes, exhorts
them to continue their past favors, and at
tempts to gloss over the ruin he has wrought
upon the so-called democratic party, by which
he was r'm for the governorship. But little
sympathy will vallandigham receive from
those he has led to their political destruction,
and they will be content that he should remain
outside of the country he would have betrayed.
With much talent and tact as parliamenta'
rian, he thought to deceive and lead by the nose
whole people, but his boldness and unscrupu
lousness, his sympathy with the rebels, and
his Ishmaeltish disposition have rendered him
obnoxious to that degree that even those with
whom he formerly associated will render thcir
cheerful acquiescence in the will OF the Lord
and of the loyal people of Ohio concerning him,
His hissings will henceforth be listened to no
more, even by Copperheads.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
The Army Of the Cunbs rlsud.

ltoTTebpohuchce CINCINNATI GaZette,1
CuATTANJoGA, Oct. 1.-THE two armies In
and In front of Chattanooga are still eyelpp
each other, without any apparent disposition
on either side to strike. The enemy Ia said Ia
be streng ngthening his position on Lookout Noun.
tain and Missionary Ridge. and rum0r saws he
is bringing up siege guns from Richmond "a
shell us out. Meanwhile, Rosecrans is awake,
and our fortiflcations grow apace. There IL
no idleness here, and no indications of any
retrograde movement. The rebels succeed. now
and then, In disturbing our provision trains,
killing mules and burning wagons, but these
petty annoyances, predict, are but for a sea.
son.
Their sharpshooters lie along the river bank,
concealed behind rocks aud trees, where IL ID
very difficult to dislodgc them, and by that
means get fair sweep AT our teams passing
along on the opposite Side. Thus they Killed
some 10 of cur mules day brfore Yesterday, buI
their game will soon be played. AT a1y ex
pensc this annoyance must he removed for "A,
best, our means o: Transportation are moi OF
the most convenieit
For the last fort. hour, It has been raining
steadily. Teamsteri who ,d!,e in tLis morninl
report the road owe the mDuptnln ns very NM
indeed. Portions # the river I'D railroad IN.
tween this place ind Brdg pprt. are i'm IN,
hands of the rebeb, who nl'r b9 cleaned onI
before our position Is a pleass pl yue. As to il,
safety there Is bul little or no Question. 30 fuI
as convenience Are concerned. we have for
! gotten all about lem.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
Latest FROM THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
The Rebels Retreated sosth OF the Rap
idan-scarcity Of Food In Lees Army.

The Rebels Retreated sosth OF the Rap
idan-scarcity Of Food In Lees Army.
Accounts from the Army of the Potomac,
received last night, say that II has been ascer.
tained that none of the rebel infantry were en-
gagged with Kilpatrick's cavalry near Buck.
land Mills on Monday last. brigade Of rebe
cavalry and sharpshooters dlsmounted, and
partially concealed, deluded our cavalry into
the belief that they were attacked by infantry
Lees army, with the exception of Stu lrt's
cavalry, crossed the Rappahannock on Mon
day at Rsppahannock Station. Stuart fell
back on the river on Tuesday. not stopping In
Warrenton, through which he passed, although
he admitted that his men had not enjoyed a
meal for twenty-four hours.
Officers of Lees army stated that their rapid
retreat was caused by a destitution of provi-
sions. Their bridges over the Rapidan had
been carried away by the rise in the river
caused by the storm of Thursday night, and
Lee laid pontoon bridges, over which he
crossed his army to the south side Of the river.
1t is believed that no considerable rebel force
Is now north Of the Rapidan, unless 1t be
portion Of Stuart's cavalry and his artillery.
It was currently rumored by rebel officers
that having driven Meade back towards Wash
ington and destroyed portion Of the Orange
and Alexandria railroad, either HILLS or Ewelfs
corps would now bs Immediately dispatched
to tho assista"os nt Bragg. This report Is
strengthened by previous rumors .'as one al
these corps was about to start thither before
the late movement began.
The rebel papers say that Lee captured ten
thousand of our troops, full battery and a
large number OF wagons during his late cam
paign. It is sufficient to remark that our OIL
cial reports contradict this statement, except
ing, perhaps. q few prisoners.
The Warrenton railroad has not been dis
turbcd by the enemy.
We now hold the country east of the Kappa
hammock. There are no signs Of a battle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
Harmonious Relations Between Gen,
Gilmore and Admiral Dahlgren.
A DISPATCH FROM THE ADMIRAL

The following has been received from Rear
Admiral Dahlgren by the Secretary of the
Navy:
FLAo.sHIP PHILApELPHIA,(
OF Morris leland. I
Hon. Gideon Wslies, Secretary Of Ms Navy:
sIR: In the dispatch OF October 9th you are
pleased to sllude to the state of the relations
between Gen. Gilmore and myself.
The following note from Gen. Gilmore will
satisfy the Department upon this subject, at
least to its date, (sept. 49,
MoRRIs ISLAND, 8. c., Sept. 23.
ADMIRAL; am much chagrIncd at the rc-
ports In the newspapers about my rendering
my resignation In consequence Of disagree
ment between you and myself and that we did
not cooperate cordially. 1t is not necessary
for mo to assure you that am entirely igno-
rant Of the slightest foundation for such re-
ports, and had no idea that they existed until
they appeared In the papers.
They were, doubtless started by some scrib-
bling sensatlonIst, In lieu of news.
will see that they are authoritatiyely con-
tradieted. Sincerely yours,
1Sfas%' 10 Rsar Admiral D.hlgreSS. n. A. ''llA0ht'
have only to add that Gen. Gilmore spent
several hours In conference with me yesterday,
as he did on the 18th, and, as usual, In the
most friendly manner, and came on board this
morHlng to converse on public busin.ss.
We spoke on the subject and the general as
sures me that he was not aware of any founda. I.
tion for the current rumors. Indeed, our con-
currence on the public business between us,
and our personal relations make such rumors
absurd.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, john A. DAnLdREN,
Rear Admiral Com'dg 8. A. B. Squadron.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
European Affairs.

The four German Governments ordered to
carry out tho Federal execution " In Holstein
have announced to the Diet at Frankfort that
they will obey the order in the event of Its
becoming necessary" Earl Russell has ad-
dressed TO the Frankfort Diet a note, In which
he condemns alike certain measures of Ger
many and of Denmark, but declares that Eng
land cannot view with Indifference a Federal
occupation OF Holstein and its consequences,
and suggests that, by the mediation of other
powers, an attempt shall he mace to settle the
disputes between Germany and Denmark on
the subject OF Schleswlg. IIolstein. The King
of Denmark, In speech made at court din
ner In Copenhagen, declared that he desired
peace, but "reckoned on his people," II II
should not be possible to maintain 1t.
The French papers still recommend tho ad ID
tion Of Earl Russells proposition to declare
Russia to have forfeited her right TO Poland
but no Official steps have yet been taken by t. {
Government,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23

IMPORTANT TO FsNALEs.-Dr. Chsessn,an's
PMs.-The combustion Of ingredients in these
pills are the result OF long and extensive prae.
tioe. They are mild In their operation, and Ger.
tain In correcting all irregularities, painful men
struation, removing all obstructions, whether
from COLI or otherwise, headache pain in the side,
pslpitation OF the heart, whites all nervous affec-
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
ruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treat.
ment Of those Irregularities and obstructions
which have consigned 90 many to PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she 10 regular, and whenever an obstruction tskes
place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ehectusl remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Fesales. To all classes they
are invaluable, inducing, with cerainiy periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different perisds, throughout
the country, having the sanction OF some OF the
most emineni Physicians IN America.
Explicit directions, stating iphsn hev shouId not be
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per For,
containing from 90 to 90 Pills.
Pills sen BY mail, promptly by remitting to the
Pr prietors Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHlNGS l. HILLYER,
Proprletors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok.
Sold by .. CALVERT FORD,
se6-smeod 900 Pa. avenue, Washington, D. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
Naval Orders,

The following naval orders were issued to.
day:
Lieutenant Rodcrick s. McCook, detached
from the Bienvile, and waiting orders.
Assistant Surgeon Daniel McMurtrie, de-
tached from the Minnesota, and ordered to the
Sangamon.
Assistant Surgeon VIM. s. Fort, detached
from the Sangamon and ordered To the Mime
sofa.
Boatswain Robert Nc MtDonald, detached from
the Saranac, Pacific Squadron, and ordered to
return to New York.
APPOINTED.
Felix Cassidy has been appointed an acting
gunner In the United States navy.
RESIGNED.
G. Morris Doughty has resigned his warrar.
as a carpenter In the navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
The Great Race on saturday,

Tomorrow Saturday the last day of trot.
ting on the National Course, a string of ave
horses will be brought to the score, superior
to any four trotters that have ever before ap
peared together at race. "Butler," who has
trotted in ..2ll; "Bay Prince" who trotted In
2,2i; "California Damsel," who once dis
tanccd /" Butler;"" "sorrel Dan," of New York
who has done some very fast work under the
handling of Dan Mace; and "Belle of Hart
ford" make their first appearance in Wash
ington on the occasion. Mr.. Moffat, the lib
eral proprietor of the course, hangs up purse
of 81 900 in grcenbacks to be fairly contested
for, and those who are 80 fortunate as to be
present will see race of extraordinary In.
tsrest,