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The New York herald., 1863-11-05
CORPORATION xorIcn,.

OnyIcE & o. rIiE 81, ,srssEr COMMISSIONER. NEW
TO oscoSTnkCT0Rs-PspssAlas embossed IN a sealed en-
of the b1ier wrtted bsssn ww b. ,.ss Al =. ,ss
cnice II oelcck A.. ~ Tseaday N.x 49, Ia fa,a
For building Anxlns 49, tsud~r e. -. AZ
xnEpe q mpsny No ~ " wv
FUr buk ling at frc tSndsx S..
Englue Company 10 ~. -"
building fre cnaar and ,ssndsv fv - ~
Bnffne Con rany NJ ~ W
Flr budiag Gre enGtss tsnder for A a ef
Ensile Company No. 81
P,r building new nsisr Tor Engiss Company No A.,
Yor hnid int rew tsnler for Ereasrs Engine (omnsa,
ror rbnIldins steam Gre engine fs rss cf Eagne Csa-
New hard ens,oe for use q Enrins Cmpsay no ~
EeeuildnG hoes carriage flr,c0mpsny 10 81
kor huu6ng carriage for n sc Ccmpaag No S.
Hast forms o. proposals together vit s .p<sscaons
and neensnts BE- obtainsf this S6ce Dat4i
Dspartn.ent New York, Ortot-r ~ stf,
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
RA1L.1OADs.

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s.ra s,5r gom klrussi srssi. hesss. I@ %.s -
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Aouse % AL oosss on the rssa sad 1srssos spring.
NKy rohx HAnkxn AEp AxsAEy nArLRoAp-
ga ~ 70. crssss ~. ia s1s g1,ss q I1.ps Dnx.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Y, NOVEMBER s, 1859 TRIPLE SHEET

| ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
| ARRIVAL OF the MAILS OF the CHINA.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
correspondence.
Reception Of the Mexican Depu-
tation by Napoleon.
Tho Speeches Not Published and tho
Annexation 10 France Mooted.
MORE OF BEECHER m LONDON.
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Entertainment and Addresses from
the Dissenting ministers and
Ecclesiastical Students.
,>-,-.v~~~.,c~~.,.~~.,,,
Mr.. Bsecher's Bronchitis Cured by
"Divlne Intsrpositien."
Tho, American Presidential
Canvass in England.
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The Present and Prospective
Wars of England.
FRENCH REP9RTs FROM SAN DOMINGO.
THE SITUATION IN GERMANY.
s>-.>-~>~~-~~~---,>~>~~~~~
NADAR'S BALLOON VOYAGE.
>~~>>~->~~)~~~~~~~~~>~~
Interesting Reports Of the Journey, Descent
and Narrow Escape Of the Travellers
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The Aerial Monster Hailed by Gus
tom House 0fllctrs.
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BDRCEVINE'S MILITARY P0SITIOy IN CHINA.
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THE WAR I'M JAPAN.
| MISS BATEMAN ON THE LONDON STAGE.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-05

A c4nDEaY n.sl, qLs MusIc-rHE oPSRA, ,n.,v
oFIE EzzEIHTn suBsGRiP PROV sTeiiT
sRinA9 bY 9EHKsxh EHEEkIss; ss 6EEsr NHx; o ATS
Ho'o"'' CHARMING opera x < ISSI [ssr ss.s q
EMh the complete which enthusiastically 70
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELToGo,
's' A''''s IE ioIs q hERsFTx IsS HsRTs''s 'ssuLzER
. sIeNoR axSsIbAL BIAcHI .,rvrx
= '''' NOTICE;
THE GORGEOUS AND COSTLY DECORATIONS
n TIE Sis1 GRAND nSH BAIL
Owen IN honor 70 Russian guests win remain during
FRiDxT EVENING and SATURDAY MORNING.
LAsS e osTp sASTsRAT RAF1sE NEXT 81 SsS Tk sExos
ho sale Of secured seats and admission tickets OF
Ss ss % M
Broadway and down town at Root AnthouyA stationery
RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-THE 0rBRA
'F6uRfH dRAND OPERA NiGhf. EAHhiA.h
THURSDAY RvENlN0. Nov. 1853 at7x
whom vi" s p5Ss b2nIst;; b fsss;s oGIs
van IT. i"msS;s HsS fs's 6sTc1Hsr 1SsSsns sRroxol
.'si'is ss5isi'is SsAsdfso6 xAzzoLEs1
's''e'1se sfoEoR M Fl rEsxsbo sfEs1cS BELIrn
sSsSs coLLRrrr and others
ME SALE or sEiTs xAT Ssaas TiokETs < nsNo
vM commence xuosday morning. Nov y IN hrookyn at the
corner na fGss rss e sSs' An
oS OF osFsA as c,.c,
issniA sirsef corner of Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

sisICe c6x,'ERr sAIooS,
Z. s:s. ~: sy, ;SlS 1922 y 's sSr nr coined, IN
s'~ ''""s' !; YsoaDsAr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
OLD lSENrlGA.

The Provost Marshal OF the VfItth Ustric
of Kentucky having called on those whom hC
had enrolled to show cause for exemption, Il
cause there were. was waited on by u large
crowd, nearly all of whom were Rebels at Dcsi,
many of them having served several months IN
the Rebel army, but now consider themselves
unfit for the hardsbips of the tented field.
Hereupon, the Provost-Mar,bal wa, favored
with the following letter:
RicpHoyD Ky, Dec II. 1868.
cant, Rosrnr Hay. lfgysrI Eighm Ds'rict, Lon
don, ~;
nrAg SIR: I have seen your advertisements giving
the people desiring exemption from the coming drnit sh
opportunity TO las in their complaints, Sc. Now. Sir,
tnye never had The honor Of your acquaintance, bnt
can refer yom for tho truth Of what am about to say I"
my worthy friend, james ID. Foster. surgeon a'd
member Of your honorable Board. My complaints are
o. follows viz:
have no broken limbs. have no chronic diseases,
such "indammptoy rheumatism chronic inilan,
nation Of the stomach" "phihsic," "glitc swelling
Nc' am not blind IN either oyc. l am not knock
kneed. avn not handy. .hankod aiG nOi DOw-logged.
have no bad teeth, and can bite of cartridge.
stand straight on NV pesicrn joints nave never pen
drilled In the southern army and never been so i"r
fuuai0 - 70 he member of The s!mpnfhInR Piftf Ia
Madison. I have no impcdment- In my speech. an
neither near-sghtcd far sighted. can hear "ci
can ienr The ring ~ mu.ke, as well the ring Of
silver dollar In short an sohlrl m "lhd ana ipp'
ain about y wears old. an lonsekeeper ana nave
a vii, Gs good Union woman and no chilItea hVihe'
am oiiiron Of Madison County. Ky, from which sou
want ~ soldiers. ] bras" ns any man VINO ~ n"
brnvor thnn am. One 0f m! legs is as iong q t'e
other aud both are long enough to rnn ~cu' hn lol
the "lag; man and tie last dollar "nicger "r L2
niger" eslecaly the last man.. II you have g"od
mu. .aci marked 1. s." send il dosn and an ready
to bear it IN defense oi the MON Am no toreieher
WILLARD DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
REHsI sDs-INGT'~u 1sEA-
IiL&.

4. Oh, Rebellion grows weak ~ military
power, D. plot, naturally grow desperate, and
more frequent. 1he Johnson Island fchcmc
was pcIhap. not % desperate o. 10 render a rep
etition of DO impossible. ], g. not necessary To-
suppose that is object wa. exclusively OF
mainly ibe destruction OF tie City col Buffalo.
With three or ioar propeller from tho Wcllaud
Canal and o few pieces Of artillery, the consplr-
atOrs might have approached within three
fourth, o. mic Of Buffalo Creek, near the
shore (bul not in British watcr-), and would
have been able 70 command al thi, distance the
entire harbor, and to burn the shipping, canal
boats, grain elevators, warehouse, railroad de-
pots, carr, otc. There are lOO,Oo0,OOO bushels
of cereals that in the course Of the season float
on Lake Eric. Buffalo harbor is the depot for
Il large part Of thi, trade. II contains twenty
five elevator, aud four new one are building;
their storage capacity is 5,E 900 bushels, with
a capacity Of transferring liJ,OV0 bushels al
hour. which is greater than at any other point
In Che world. A hundred warehouses line the
wharvcs-hundreds Of vessels aud hundreds of
canal.bOGts are often at the same time M port.
These vessels aud boats are loaded with various
produce; I,OO0, 900 bushels Of grain sometimes
arrive in single day, together with flour. pork.
beef. lumber, Ac. Elevator, warehouse docks
and railroad dcpots filed with produce and mer-
chandise-largo quantities being rou'hlppcd
daily. The burningol The resi- ol he Clly OF
4 4 l..tJ IN La.
nation as q conhagra' on oi that part Of the city
alone bordering on the harbor Ncw-Englnnd
raises but 4 three weeks bread supply IA year
for her consumption. The Stale of New-York
produces erain for only onc-hali the ycar ior
Der population. The bread comes from the
West The Anglo.Rohcl pirate. on The ocean
in burning fhips, counted BY millions IN value,
arc doing loss damage than would follow
such destruction in Buffalo. Duiing the riots in
thii CITY, the grain warehouses Of the Atlantic
Docks, ia Brooklyn, were Il point Of attack,
and The floating Steam elevators of the barbor
were hurried far up thc East River for security
The same attempt, with iar moro disasirou.
consequences, might have been made at Buli"lo'
III view of the possibility Of such cataolrophef,
il is worth while to consider the condition ol onr
treaty obligations with Great Britain in respect
10 naval force on the lakes. Wo cannot longer
afford 10 leave frontier line of commerce eo
vast as ours on tho lakes entirely unprotected.
Tho commercial interests OF Britain on the
Canada side are OF small account compared with
ours. Tho equality Of naval force on the lakes
by each Power is u9t rights not ju't, a jour'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Tpg Liberal REACTION IN
EAANfl.

4 fcw month. ago the Liberal party OF
lmuce gained signal victory over the GOV
eminent ~ the reelection Of tie CorPs Ltgiaafg.
The dg,scni opposition paliic' ol,cic! together
about 20 members, against IN i-17. In all the
large cities. aud in nine ont OF every ten towns,
tie opposition, and especially tie democratic
opposition, polled considerable majority Of
vote. and nothing but the ignorance and lack
81 independence prevailing among the rural
population secured To- the Government "A
majority n.ihc ncw Legislative Body. The total
vote OF the opposition candidates Mas estimated
at about ,9oo, 900 against 81, so in 1851.
Since the late election ON June and :, Tho
reaction in favor Of Liberal sentiments hns con-
iinucd To- make wonderful progress. On De
crnhcr II, a supplementary election was held in
one of the Paris districts. the election ofth
well.knovn political writer Pellctan having been
declared invalid 10y the Legislative Body. At the
election IN June, Mr.. Pclletan received major
i,y Of only 2,5, the votes for PeIlcIon being
~ 90, and for Picard Government candidate)
Ie.Ogs. About 600 voters did not appear at
The poll Inc boNtrnlncht 'h"hpHl 'lol ". III
creased energy sufficient number Of this class
could bo induced to cas, at this supplementary
election thci. votes for the Government candid
atc. 10 defeat Mr. Pelican. No efforts therefore
were spared to obtain this end; but the rcsnlt's
"A scyorcr rebule 10 the Government than any II
ha4 vet received at All election. The total mum.
hcr of votes cast wa about the same rs that in
.June-ncarlv 25,0o0; but the strength of the
twopart'es had, since June, undergone mot
remarkable change, Mr.. Pclletun receiving
IS.?-g v0tc,, and the Government candidate
only 9,Jo3. The significance Of such result
need 40 comment.
At another supplementary election at Dion,
tic candidate Of The Opposition Wa elected over
tho Government candidate by 5000 majority.
We learn that the Liberal Opposition in tie
Legislative Body are unit in their opposition TO
the A,cSican expedition. They will demand the
recall Of thc French troops 4 brilliant discus
-on may be expected on this topic in tho Legis-
tive Body, n, among other leaders of the
Opposition, Thiers j. likely tomahean elaborate
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

TIE CITY OF Manchester, from Liverpool Dec.
4, lnd the Hammonio, from Southampton Dec lo.
ai.ycd OF this port yesterday. Tho AdIiotic. from
I.laay Dec. q, arrived at ST. johns, Y T. Our Euro
rsln dates by these arrivals are six days atei than
,hoss received by the Olympus.
The English Government has punished those
orcp> that assisted in fitting ont tie RopPlanuocA
~, e Rebel service New regulations eboui The en-
r.conept Of the neutrality laws have been sent 10 the
t.oyernor Of lie bahamas.
The {. :. steame. Vanderbilt has returned I"
C4pe Iovn. She cai,u-ed the BIiti-h bark saxon as
!, alleged in B.sh waters. the supp1tion that She
Va. adcu with tie cargo Of the Union ship Conrad
lord Lyons, in dispatch 20 Earl Russell,
i, .,dd 10 have predicted The termination Of the Amen
can war IN three months The correspondents cf ~
Iofoa fess begin 10 admit increasing dcsPondenc}
IT, .he Sogth.
new Rebel envoy, Mr.. Saperyille, has ar
r.,,l a Paris He win notify the French Government
c e recognition Of the Mexican Empire b. tho south
efn C,.fcderacy, and will in return demand e rccog-
nir',g = the Soarh by France.
The German Legislatures continued 70 de-
ci,rc IN favor cl tAe Prince Of Augastc.hurs. IAo
p,,,ia ey.ry,l,ro declare themselves in tle same
sons, usssimou.ly ana cnthusiasi.al. An amy 20.
Ho.s.eil olan GERS is forming Tie Austrian troops
were ,rri-ins in Hamburg. 1Ec fI4ss..A Second
g. sloher las rejected loan, because CO.. t'a dectlr
~ A. address 70 ne King they suspect tic Nhsi'ry oi
~ mt, a,l egein 20 bctray the ne"uoi eao.c II i
bea.yci % Denmark wiz offer .e.'s's,ce 8" & C.
;,.,,ls. .r0Dps b.. syacuate lio,ie.D.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
~->~.-.~-....-.-~s~.

lIuTsL Misunderstanding seward, accom-
panied by his daughter aud Miss Perry arrived % iie
Astor ilouse from Washington about l2i O'Clock ye'ter
dny morning They viii romnn In the city for Jay ~
Two prc, ou to their departure or the Secretary nome
ia Auburn. /, being his intention to pend N,w ear
Day with lis family,
Gen. j. A. Rawlings. Clioi of Cen Grants staC.
Can't. French. Gon. Barusdcs s,aiii ComPe Cr-tg
Hone md Major De Vincy ltslyi Capt. batchelder
British Army, and Theodore Chase, Boston, are at the
Bro,oorl House.
Tho Hon. il. II. Low Now.York. Col. H. Il. coggs
all Philadelphia. capt. H. Waiains, |. = A. Dr y
W. bradley. a. s. y; and H. l. Foster, Philadelphia,
are at the metropolitan Hotel.
Adlutsnt Gen. Spgngnc Albany james II. Asnew'
Philadelphia; r. Stein, Russia endC. ". Johnston,
& lady Louisville. Ky. arc at tho 81. Nicholas Hotel
Surg j. Marcus Rice. s5th Mas. Vols. Col Small
and vie; W. Tannoy. and MAJ Lewis, Orleans
are at the Asior House.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

CDL. ALEXANDER CUMMINGS If Philadelphia,
l., we understand, about to visit ArkaE as with
q commission from the War Department 10 rai5c
oocred troops in that state. The mission is an
important one, not only because it is new
field from which 20 gather soldiers for the Union
nrmie. among tho emancipated slaves but be-
cause Of the influence which the attempt, if
successful, will exercise on the future character
Q. the State. That it viii be successful We do
not doubt, for the Southern UniOnists attest
their faith by their works, and are not only
ready but eager to give up Slavery for the sake
Of the Union. They viii doubtless in Arkansas,
n, they are doing elsewhere, encourage the col
Dred men TO enlist and thus settle the question
OF loyalty and the question of Slavery at tie
same time, as in Maryland and Missouri, by
giving up their slaves TO swell the ranks Of the
Union armies. No better man could be chosen
to initiate such measure than Col. Cummings,
whose energy, loyalty, thorough comprehension
of the character Of the Rebellion and Of the
policy which must be adopted for It's successful
destruction, peculiarly qualify him for the task.
For The special work be has iD hand and o. q
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
GENERAL NEWS.

Tn United : .atos Marshal arrested British
ii-1.t..1ut oa tho 19th on board o, TIE Ams1on q
sailing vessel hound for Bcruuds. The prisoner Ind
in 's ession e number OF Rebel lcers which ver
innaecisi " forwarded to SccIetary seward Ih'
pl.oncr ed tlat tAe R,hels had 'ast si'fos OF
T,rmula ths, Place bong tie depot Of yer stores
- large share II which purchased in ttl ely
\, tbe NIarshars Office he English Ideutcnant ns
ssmeI arrogant airs displayed bis uni..Jla, ud de
maudeJ bis release bat the baggage in wich .ie - d
bsd bee1 concealed vas sent fr and BE lcfers found
go. ,lc would.be Rcbe. maiearreT was sen, 10 fort
lafayette.
Tie City Government for the year 1864 viii be
igs lrs,ed on Tie 7th Of January. wech tonog
sod TIE j.! prox. is genc.sly supies D..
1fe o.d pcWoTs. by Law, hold until tfe int Non
d. in thc month At Ioon Tie Board Of AID TneI "a
snd Colncmen VII meet and adjourn sine die whcn
re aeS Boards win assemble an! ganilo for
TIE .ear. Having Effected an organization Mayor
Gan'hcr III send in his Message, which, We under.
strsd III recommend many reforms in Its civ GOV
cru'sen' o1d ge'rerciWent in plblic cxpclti,rreA
Ou ne lst of JcnuaIy Mayor Gunter VII receive
Is Il euG- IA tie Governors Room, City Hal.
Tie General Land Office have received sur
49,. of several townships in Colorado approved Dec
: -oj These lands are principally tie soulh Platte
River nld comprise Z ) and N, r. o. W. T@N k6s
". 4. r., X. 90 ives. OF tie 5th principal meridian.
The new Italian frigste Re d'Ilalia, which
.isr d oa a tiiA tip few nights since, was
d'son sshore ot Long Branch during tie storm of
Mo- doy night. At Latest accounts sic Wo- ai sound,
Ed ielp had been sent to set her of.
cod aas fnneT under tie EIslish Iow-, and the
dss, on Of some 5il d-swcFs to sell Tor GoA alone.
-, ,..ng gste z'l!5kl Tic GoyeruIno vii disbDTse
,t,n Of lntes, Jaauaryl, So4ooo0 Coz and ron Nov
Yel ,o.i in be EN-. Boston and Philadelphia 20 pay in
tie Nations, debt soshs ,upon te street were al
sros ia demand with few sellers. b. rs TIC interval
btceD tie es.ioas q tie STOCK Exchange o.r pccs
eg.ed under a. I've ds-ad for money but 40 decline
buedto 70 VIII indicated eny s.do1s i,'r about le
so9 = ,rslIet. At te sesord Board sdysue paid
ores owo stree p.ice' and there good dispoion
b citations. Money las been active at, cent and
a. q p. there ito scaubio zraorg bro ses for
a..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

conc 'Jed e. keep The proclamation IT our col
- -. iast for GONE DAYS in order ih.t IS DaLy eiu
.o,,s az "a, seble may have opportunity - Ioeh tls
doc~me,t IT,. T without being reduced TO the necessiy
Of receiving tn first impressions Of its character
through the pcr' t4'ios Comments OF 'gno:"h'' u
bgOtry. ,a ,tio,
The Presidants plan is rWdiy mahibg converts ~ 80
80 would hope. largo majority Oh tennessee yolelS
win soon I've brought 10 view Il ns az ezpehicnt well
adapted to relieve them IRON IN GIT present auoAu!'h
and most dstrcssfd condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

rchuond papers ~ that Longstreet' forces
q, I'D, o the n9d. stn Ground Rutledec. Tenn. unable
go soY m their "adyout.sc' (whacycr that may oe'
fos gslt Of shoes. Ihe weather was cold ana ih'
sosut- as were covered with suOw Il is SAID the en-
IL .Tniy la, gone into winter quarters
Jo'm Morgan, the guerrilla leader, Is reported
g. sre been at Columbia 5. C., few day aso ii is
s,fa mol TO believe nytlng about his location.
Smallpox is prevalent among The Union prs
Ooe. a. paDyille say TIE Rebel papers. Heaven helI
"a, p,os fellows; they viii get little Of bep or pity from
sp,eiS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
sale. Of Government noua..

IuII ,pIIUnIA. IursdsNl ~ - I0'.,
Tie sales Of " Fiyc-tNcnlics to-uay ., ni,'' Nv.
c1 60 - ...Ouo Deliveries Of bonds me msas sl "
~. except those subscribed i"f 'h NV'' - WV
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
rnru VERMONT RRolarsr.-Tho 9th Ver-

~
mont Regiment Lieut.. 4 oil j. Il. LOWS commanding
arrived Ia this city yesterday They number y" non
Cob Howe State Agent. furnished aspeoiai 1I.ih io1
their departure honoward during the afternoon. They
left at o'clock Via the Hudson River Railroad Hnt
siantial dinner was provided for them by Col HOVE
but the intervening tno between their Arrival and de
parture was short, that ,ey had ~ opportunity o
palialias VI tAe bounty,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
rnE rnocL cL,MATION OF AMyEsrY.

From all wo can ascertain Oi the general
popn,nr sentiment the people 81 Tennessee beco
,ns dali, moro roconcilcd 10 s torms, and NOR. con
WINGED ~ tie liberal and conservative spirit by which
Il was dictated. II Is much to bo regretted that cion In
those pnrts of the State subject 10 no Rebel Interference
epeci, TRANSMISSION, large portion ~ the population
wi for n long time only hear ~ II through the igno
rnut in,erpro alton VI sone aud the intended msrspre
,entsion u others and thus unfair prejudice against
tho measure be created.
10 rv.uyJy tl.s Gis,aie, % Ix "a vs caD, We have
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
uo,,om HANK Statement.

EO.ION, 1utsuH!, p0V' - z .tA
The following is the weekly statement o' 'na
,,nJition of tho bank og ibis ci'y' .,.n
s3s eai 700 Due tco,her osnss az ~; oN3
eupal ~ n..o,ns IS bJl oo peposis az ~
Loans sh' ~ DN~' ! s1i oao chculstce',"''" S"A"N
I,u, lu gtgss psgk,. !-.os'swt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
n.,,,.rd Heund.

'"' nn-roN Iuesdn! Uev' =. ~
The iieerlua niger assrs and s2occo in specie
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

Ia, ige (PhIodelphia) quotes from some
ha-ty report an incorrect and essentially nus
leading report Of . remark made by the Editor
Of THIS paper q, the close OF Wendell Phillipsr
late lecture ia our city, days after correct
and ju-t report thereof had been given in our
columns, on purpose TO preclude just such per-
versions as !, made by The Ige. Oar solicitudc
+, not dat there shli be another Presidential
Election, but tha, ho who shall be elected
therein shall be- rrc-l1 mt Of the whole United
States. We trust that solicitude is not ol.cn-
I've 70 IN, Age.
The Horyord Toaos prefers the false To the
t1, report ol course.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

r, counselor in the trying Circumstances IN
which they are placed. he viii be Nc,c'mc
visitor to the loyal men of Arkansas
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
prcIyrNrs uoMrwARp pOrNp.
I.ud;,iom Of Judge Taury.

MAsHN0ToN1 IutsHNf, wv - ~ ~.
Judge Tanev is considered no worse ,' .n's
.,,nig hy III members of his household lie pas Vo''
IN sine, Sunday week.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
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WAsmN0roN, Tuesder. Dee. - ls6a.
THH PROPOSALS Pos HIDBs, TALLoN, BIC, OF
GnNTREAlENI CAITIE.


Proposals were opened to-day, at noon, at thS
oice of ieut Col q Bel {. : L. :. A., for the pur-
ehpse II hiIe. taow hoof- and horns q III Govern.
mont cattle slaughtered within are od lin,s oi 10
o'd District The following i- li5t"' the b.idc-s'
John H. Jones o98 W.. T. tcnz oddi 1Alrlcs " J., NJ
M Nfilrs 35s tnryi'u " -od, $50; " llam hayc! Flii
lin l. ol2. Jones u. Frudy. tia, T. A sole, leS5.
TAotlas Cl,rcr DON, lc~ JosrIh hlr, ~
40 tie same time proposals we've opened At me oihee
ol Capt. c. s. Greene, G. ;. V. fr ile purchase OK
ehuots slius and Tongues ~ all Go'eFnment eattS"
slaughtered ir tie same limits The bidders and no
bids were 90 foilows
S.rhcu rr,n.i. IA; John y. lone ~ J,.as = BAG.
gst~ Isl; Albert ,. r,lpncre t3i Va. y. N.h4n' "a
W.. +. Pcntz 20
Both awords were ua1c To jaime. Bathgaie
YEwYEiR'S DAY AND PRESIDENT LINCOLN
The public reception by he President oil iho
United states on New Years Day viii commence at ~
o'clock, noon and terminate at soclock IN The S'es'
noon.
REGIMENTS HoNEwARp DovNp
Tie 93d New-Iork and 9TH Michigan paSseo
h.re toriglt iomcwefd bound Tie IN Niseon''"
ana lst D..avsro passed previously
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G,om California.

SAS FR.sCsCo Monday, ne" n,n,n.
Arrived steamers Constitution ii"I1 1rrgon. eaJ
ana Pacific with S2lS0O In treasure h''' Wv
$40 go nom British Columbia
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,,.I while skating.

Bosr0N Tnesday, Dec. " isoSi
=, o,,,rloy afternoon, the 26th iHst., Edwiu
ol ~ ,sars Joseph Huston years. and A. ~ l.'
ions- a ~.rs ron Ia the pap.ariseotta nNrr:
& Nm lLe, we're skating, aud 'enidrcd 'oV h''''''
"A.
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e.aszxz-z az.,s-n-ss-nsa s.szz..

.mdee Eastman, Democratic candidate fcr
Governor Of Ncw-umpfhino last March de-
clincs To- Ivy again not March. That isa wise
decision.
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lisNNl.SSt.B;.

The Daiiy Press il tho " Conservative organ
nt Nashyillc, and has long been finding iHuli
with military government, and calling for
reconstruction" Here Is it. response TO
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Ex,MIyisG SURGEONS.

the following Examining Surgeons
Ur.s. G. Ia.iiuer Princeton. Ill.,
pr' I..l.sN ~u!ih. Fhr- su. IT.
d.. fobu Pcnsrr. NcFport he.
pr. John ". g l. f0rcrnl, NJ.
H. . ..ri i. Gaze, OucYut4. y. \.
p- Yhilrl.r n THnrls. : ut'lAe, y. \.
D. IS Wl.'snl street. 0i-u0,ai, love-
d.. C.crs. Jcglrtf, lnchlr.g Mae.
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Terms Of The Tr'bai''.

Advertisements for THE WTISLY TRIBUNE must
I.s,ri.j 'n to.d.y.
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,l,a Cnrr,. .nonacrr..

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER so. 1868.
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COTTON NOT KING.

George Thompson writes to VIM. Lloyd Gar
rison from England that the Cotton famine IN
that country has greatly abatcd. Here arc his
facts: