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The New York herald., 1863-03-19

OD WARD LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE
y Al meeting OF the members of the Loyal National
League residing In the Third ward, held AZ IS Warren
street. March ~, 1868, at N me y B. Shafer WAS
On motion committee Of members appointed to draft
constitution who reported the following which was unani
mously adopted
l. We The undersigned citizens Of the United States.
ourselves under the and title OF The Third Ward
Loyal National League
q We pledge ourselves unconditional yay to the
OF the United States unwavering support
deavor maintain unimpaired the national unity both In
principle aud territorial boundary The primary object OF
this league i shall be- to bind together all loyal Of
ali trades and profess In union 20 maintain
the power glory aud integrity of the nation.
1t IL hereby understood and agreed among the citizens
signing this constitution that do not manner
pledge ourselves OF united political acton but
member tn all elections
with his political preferenC only obIec, in this
organization being to unite 10 support the national
men its efforts 70 suppress the rebellion now Inassed
against its authority by portion Of the people Of the Union
and not to organize create political party being the
rcolve oil the members OF the League to dissolve when the
iecs or which IL was created have been accomplished
Believing that II 10 important that loyal men represent
concert for the republic is hereby resolved
Third Ward Loy National League select dele
meet similar number OF delegates 70 be elected by
such other ward tons agree 20 similar platform
gates from this Organization be requested to call meeting
such central organization whenever majority the
wards shall have action on the subject.
Tho members OF the others then forward
INTO election for permanent ccers the Following
result
President Z. B. sHAFER
Secretary, O. IT, KOPP.
The following delegates the General Com
miitee:-Wm T. Smith, John Fitzgerald Cornelius Wilson,
e. B. ShafeT, Samuel X Garrison.
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Ftrn ARrs-A correspondent writes TO call our attca
ton TO the fact the pictures At present exhibiting
m this CITY as "Coes Voyage OF Le not the orgl
nal works by that master but copies by living artist
IL not claimed believe that the pictures referred TO
are the originals The latter in the possession OF Mr.
Johnston, President OF the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey Mr. Rossiler intends having sale of the pic
tures which have accumulated hs hands during his
residence the country towards the close OF the pre-
sent month They viii be exhibition at the DERBY
Gallery after the 10Th inst.
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THgArRs FRAscAIs-"Nos ISuxEs. ."-Tonishs NJ rInes
Grav,er talented artist Of Manager Jaignes rreD0n
troupe Of comedians takes his benefit He proauce n
tins occasion the celebrated comedy written oy
sardou "Nos ntimes,n translation Of whch mas o''.
so successfully performed at waacks under .he sl1e
pt,v 10 comaare the two works Mr. 6ravier will DO as
ssted nv tae entire company of the Theatre Francois
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A TTENTION BATALLION.-MEN OF GOOD CHA
n wanted the forts in New YORK harbor
Applications be made immediaey At the
Of the First Baallion New York City Artlery No 608
Broadway ct the Ten. in the City Han Park This bata;
the bountes relief pensions and privileges guaranteed
too other volunteers
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-OFFICE OF THE COM.

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-OFFICE OF THE CON-
IN mssioners OF Taxes and Assessments 32 Chambers
street, New York, January l669Notce hereby given
that the rolls Of tho real personal Of
the city and county Of New YORK for the year will be
open for inspection and review from and after Monday
uaYy H. 1858 and will remain open till the th day Of April
1858 for the correction Of and the equalization
assessments Of the aforesaid real and
city and county of New York. All persons believing
selves 70 be aggrieved must make application 10 Com
inisslsners during the period above mentioned In
DER 70 obtain the relief provided by law The 1850
provides that during the time the books shall
public inspection, herenbefore provided application
may be made by any person considering himself ag-
areved by the assessed valuation of his real personal
estate have the corrected II such application
made in relation the valuation Of real
must be made In writing stating the ground OF objection
thereto and hereupon the Commissioners shall examine
into the complaint If in their judgment the
IL they shall corrected II
such application be made in relation the assessed vaua
ton OF personal estate the applicant shall bv examined un
der oath by the said Commissioners who shall be authorz
ed 70 administer such oth, any Of them and H. In his
or their Judgment the Is they shall
cause the to he and fix the of such
assessment tney believe be and declare their
decision thereon within thirty after such application
SHAH have been made to them No reduction shall be made
by the Board OF Supervisors of real and
personal estate imposed under this unless 1t shall
pear under oath Affirmation that the party aggrieved
unable TO attend within the period prescribed for the
on OF taxes by of sickness absence from the city
A. j. WILLIAMSON, Commissioners
j. w. ALLEN. ; of Taxes and
j. w, BROWN, y
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POLITICAL.

YTlHE TWENTY SECOND WARD CONSERVATIVE RE.
publican Association will hold public meeting this
yenng March 49, 1853 at the hall 6S7 Eighth Sc
vera eminent speakers Will be present aud address the
met
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
II OLBROOK'S UNITED STATES MAIL
4 Ii r, ,l ~

u Published monthly in New York. th. sanction
.hc fouaster General II contains all the important
Ecoas the Post Office Department during month";
nol tho latest official laws regulations decisions and
c' lgated from time time Also Monthly
Ls' NJ he Post Oices established and dis ontinued
And the changes OF fun Postage Tables
domestic and foreign given. the latter corrected VIII
eecssny under the Departments Instructions 1he NAIL
exclusively to postal matters and contains
et miscellaneous reading these topics. This
ecnstecd In official quarters important and essential
ary to the Book of Post Offices issued
tn Drrtment and 70 be sent free TO all Post ocs the
latter ork being published not oftener than in
yeg,s ant thus supplying information TO material
ca g"s which are constantly taking place.
TTKas-One dollar year payable in advance. Address
Publisher United States Mail New York city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GOLLE0E OF PHARMACY
u OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
THE THIRrYTHIRD ANNUAL COMNENCEAENT
INSTITUTION
wl be held at the Chapel Of the New York University
washington square, this evening at O'Clock,
The public are invited 70 attend.
0OOPERs-ALL COOPERS WHO HAVE BEEN IN
~ my employ, and wish continue been forced
70 stop work by the threats of OF the
strike win be set twork and protected against all nterfe
renee A. T. BRIGGS.
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TT s. SANITARY COMMIssION.-rHE TREASURER
acknowledges the receipt of tho following contribu
tons since Feb l6:-
Sunday School Class in High street church, Port
" land Ne. BY b. Thurs,on taddisonaD. 81 10
John Taylor Johnston (addiona) ............ 100 o.
Treasurer . :. ... =. $50 II
Lieut.. Is. Crosby U s. SA...................... 1850
Citizens Of Spanish Ranch, Pumas county, CAL, by
Thos j. Mccormick Marysv lU7 W
Premium on gold from do Observation-Disclosures. n 81
Chas Il, Hart \, Y, (addlional) ............ rs
Sawyer Wallace Co. by John T. Agnew ....... 60O %
Woodland Soldiers Aid Society Woodland, Yolo
county, CAL by Mrs. c. W. Lewis, President; Mrs.
ary ............... 1922 60
vada Territory . ................ ........l9 1886 81
Premium do 0.55l 67
ciety Gold Hill Storey county Nevada Territory $50 l6
Premium on do ................... l6s 73
Edmund H Miller N. y fadditiona) ......... $50 %
Citizens of Oregon, by Hon A. Holbrook ....... 3 "a
Hon. A. Hoibrook .........es...........'. ~ l27 90
Hon VIM H. Seward being funds placed in his
dents of santrgo le Chill s6Ss "a
Ter Ter h Wels ......... DECENTRALIZATION. 100 90
Anony nous Proceeds of a ct................ Is %
N. Vail st. Johns, n f., by j. NJ Requa l60 %
Lathrop Ludington Co Observation-Disclosures. $50 10
Troy by C. II. Rogers Secretary l52 80
San Fra ncisco .........'............l600O 70
Premium on gold from Observation-Disclosures. S,OO6 30
GEO. T. STRONG, Treasurer, So Wall street.
New YORK. March lS 1868.
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THE BALL SEASON.
CLOTHING.

CLOVHINGs
ATH HARRIS STORE, ls4 SEVENTH AVENUE. BE.
worth Of cast OH Clothing wanted for California and West
@ eces ss r mhs M s hs %oe
delane and calico Dresses shaws Carpets Jewey Furni
SIS for Pants S. Tor vests Under co,nss Boots and
nAERis. iGs Seventh Ladies' attended BY Mrs
LARGE oRpER-slsoeo WORTH OF CAST OFF
Eets Ladies gentlemen having the above articles %
or SIX {, bes ffse fo 81 q s o
Pants for wooilen Deainc and Calico Dresses shawls,
By calling al Or addressing @ nos @ to T. MIST sixth
oa nssr % ladies X MRS
2S3 Sixth avenue
A TTLNTIoN-l5s SEVENTH AvENuE-LADIEs AND
KS sy or sas w OF cohng capes ana fane We
natser ourselves Of being pronounced b the public we pay
We rarantss 70 pay the following prcesfor ss Dresses
ca on or address T. Harris is seventh avenue between
Twentieth and Twenty first streets Lades attended by Mrs
emen aSns the above articles to dispose andsrssn
or S from
raid Tor old soia Silver Watches DIAMONDS. camel hair
oh iG @ between M TWn 9n
ieth and Twenty hrs streets Ladies attended BY Mrs An.
A rIENmoS.-wANTED, CAST orr CLOTHING FOR
paid for SIX and wooen Dresses Coats Pants furn
M lure s 4 or mote ~ pSs @ eens 10 9
avenue between Twentyaish and Tweniysrth streets La
dies attended 20 by Mrs A.
AT Is7 SIXTH AvESUE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE.
cas-, OF Clothing Carpets Furniture g. the best, you
avenue two doors from Tenth street Ladies attended BY
Mrs Mint True you win be dealt with to sansfac
ion AM benefit
rss3 BowERy. IL RosENrHAI, HAVING A GREAT
IA desire TO purchase large quantity cast OF Wearing
Apparel Furniture Carpets Jeweiry Sc by calling
value article. Ladies' by Mrs
Please remember and try 353 Bowery opposite GreatJones
street
IA and gentlemen guaranteed TO receive the highest
e s 1 for s y. s S rsW "a wespg Ta.ge
yourself Please 10 forget call address NsH
BY Mrs. Mish. ~'''"1'1
4 GREAT DEMAND FOR cLoTHING-LADrEs AND
"A gentlemen having Cast on uothng, Furniture
Sps @ 70 rssS q Of an e's e "a I ses ss cy
between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets Ladies
promptly attended by Mrs. Hart
GREAT DEMAND FOR cLoTniSo.-zLADIEs AND
~ gentlemen having Cast 0n Co,hns Furn,nre a Gar.
on sddessing A. HARRIS, sol Third avenue, between
Mrs iisfri. $500
OpO SEVENTH AyENUE-THE HIGHEST PRICE
OOJ paid Cast % Clothing, Carpets &C Cal al or ad
arrss @ ssS g. sTAuss aesa ssa
by Mrs Strauss.
REMOVAL.
1,EuoyAl.--A cARp-NRs. LYON TsAAcs, LATE
III OF No Division street 'hss city, bees % in,crm her
iyenas All nn ~" rsaay 90 spriy ne a,e 81 s , sna
he scaatr, Wit new pattern spras Ronnets An esien.
M,iins }, on han. a, the Fashionable Emporium, 80
Canal sir ct. 9. poste Nooser
yNuLIAM II. RAySoR o., ruE LATE rrfu or
w Rayaor Bs kw,i Rsl g.t,, sroeer, ssa1ishad
IN 1885, has moted Va No. inc street
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DECRUITs, RECRUITS. RECRUITS.
III SECOND REGIMENT N. Y. s. M.
(Eighiy-second n. Y. s. yols)

Twenty three months in the field.
&aticne, Equipments. Clothing and Relief Tickets fur
hed soon as mustered in. Squads leave the armory
ever: week for the camp
For partt apply ut headquarter Second Regiment
.rloTy Hall place and Seventh street. Tent In
. nj tent IN rryon
Firs Lieut.. OHN ". DEMPSEY, Recruiting officer.
no GOOD oFPIcERs.-Now VACANT IN ONE OF
H.. best regiments the Army of the Potomac the po-
sitn Adjutan, with First Second Lieut.
Competent parties desiring them address, CIV
Ing nsme, address and fun PARTICULARS Colonel b. c., He
rAli lice
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THE REBELLION.


nBPUTY QUARTERMASrER GENERALS OFFICE
IL Philadelphia, Feb. 9, 1853
Vessels wanted Immediately carry the following
points,
Tortugaa
xey West, rA-
Fortress Monroe Va
Alexandria, Va
kewbern, N. 9.
Port Royal q. O.
A. BOYD,
Captain and Assistant Qusrtermaster.
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FURNITURE.

N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
n niture private sale the property OF fanny eayinE
the city, antines Pianoore Vases, Drawisg Room
Suits covered with brocae Eiageres ookcasc tlock,
Buffet Extension Tables China Glass and Silver VAR Bu
rsaus Bedspads, Mattresses less than hall Inquire a.
il3 West Twenty.third street. near Sixth avenue -
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FINE ARTS.

(,ARD PHOTOGRAPHS OF ABE LINCOLN, GENE
~ rails Scott Burnside, Haieck, Mcclellan Hooker Butler
Banks, Seigl, Fremont Grant, Porter, Clay. sumner
sickles Mea her Corcoran Wadsworth Rosecans Dix Nc
Dowel Also JeH Davis, Generals Lee Joe and Sidney
Johnston, sonewaa Jackson Price, Hin, Hardee Jeh.
Thompson. Pillow Nagruder, McCulloch and hundreds or
others Price Is each hve for ST. Sent postpaid
receipt OF price losues receipt OF red stamp
by W. G. WEMYss rs Broadway, N. Y.
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9a97a ;
DANCKNG ACADEMIES.

A DODW WORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. 2vi Fiftn avenue New York,
No. 1877 Montague street, Brooklyn
Open for the reception of pupils who
time
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

yIYGiRNTc wHisKEY OFFS
Ill Pine Bourbon NhisSey o.. 40.
Al eietfaEd Wtur sud Rom corner Of proaaxa,
ant Liberty street. an.er the Atlantic hanE
WILLIAM " 0iLBERT, Agent
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and future your life you dangers brings
traed magic charms is5 Allen street between Houston
tsa stanton The store Ladies and gentlemen 50
A sToSIsHISG.-MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter has tell how and how
or no pay Luck charms free Her ee - y q mo-, * Ss
fcand Her magic uage is in full operation 1884 Ld
ow street below Houston % cents Gentlemen
admitted
LII WHO SUFFER- FROM DISEASE SHOULD CALL
psa aa R wM SxKE er saSaeS aS snd 1as cer
seems PHYSICIAN We Invariably give the cause location
rais great fact gnlois The ssf,l eanent We
swesi Twenty dfth street, between Sixth and seventh
),LAIRvoYAscE AND COMMUNICATIONS
sar BhiiAN si eonn.e hs sishl interesting
a % nq s ~ Efpsr.msns per orned upon per
evenings e stu yesEnt Institute 6 broadway O'Clock
I ooK HERE--ARE you IN TROUBLE, HAVE you
II been ce.yed tr ed With Have our hopes
been sseG b iaise promsss, II 20 TO MADAM ROSS
snSHn & . in She bnes together those long separated,
friend Lucky nap,rs free g West Twenty eyeae
door Ring the basement bell.
4s, M NO l,o East Nineteenth street between second aud
the best nd u fac n res, nt IN lie city Mrs
pnye only tne who can give Co rect int rmaton OF
scribe osi friends snf Inc only
give rcauc information OF all affairs OF c Ladies' should
yertseilents aud eal AIRS DUyAL who challenges the
MADAME PASE SUCCEEDS WHEN ALL OTHERS
Au iai " tell past present and future; gives lucky
ses e ae ard name OF future husband lsi wes, Thirty
s,n res' near kigh1h avenue Ladies 70 GEMS 0entle
MADAME gsTELL SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN HE
h eonsglel on oye, marriage scaness osses business,
dies 3 senn' = ntemen 30 srnts Cali al j. West Nine
senth str,et ttsween seventh and Eighth
N nB-wlo . Has ,.S S9T LIZARD or. TUE oE;E.
%iN hioaeway above EiShiern, street tho picture
shc bas equal She tell Tie naoe future vie ~ ans.
baud also that Of her visitor II You wh give her
NO IMPOSITION STAIR WAS 8oRS wtrt
-. nn,aia elL ~. eI.ns. scEs.aer ,,'e Ing s,pa.
past esrn, snd future IN aar. of hIc isve sou e@a
iaye bern deceived by fss ,sf So
y y :, hsT aGsee end s9sos ~ '.s "ar saT "a.
tree So III Egst sr,t corner ~ Third ave
mued. ' w. "''
DEAD--NAnANE RAY Is riE EEsT cLArRvoYASr
$40 80 | ~, - 1 nn, ~ Ky y y G M ~, - = nmoers 'suses @
yu IN M , ,nS" . iho s STsss .9s q ~ tgr % Anssad u
ser nt = tc aer ogs 2ss seventh s.sna neer twenty
TuE arEArEsgg ,fAgg woSpns Ig ruE WORLD is rng
couaeg wh We sirc,est c1nhdee 81 afairs OF life;
YOU y y o .a Ga1 So. 1er ogrhs9 70
aycnue, owe TNe.fth street,
THE WONDERFUL PROBLEM az rs,cuou,scy
j so ~ - MADAME CLIt FuRD hr grcAtc>s i i1' A",a
p-srtr, remedies abs friends sad scn1aui sss
~ m'nIa iesrarh Nnh p,r.ons IN tis Cstvoysut
s,.d rea stamp oi rarr'e lar, Hours from "a anM
81 ~ NJ ", Dean ssn."t srco iyn.
1GS BowERy-uADAusN NTDGER. cLAIGvoyaNr
fr oSe ,.~n AZ r.s. nfs ~. ~ .rst %
., ,olsn. """''" p''e'"'~
5oT -THB BE,r1frt'L MADAME pE CORA wbo
ss J.. a.,'ra 'g ply ar ,ss s. q a. S1n' ne r. Isem
re"'y second street oa he p's, present o. rotae.
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR cLoTHING.-LADrEs AND
"A gentlemen having Cast on Cloth Ing. Furniture
carpets dispose the prices city
by calling addressing H. HART T6 seventh avenue,
between Twenty seventh aud Twenty eighth Ladies'
promptly attended by Mrs. Hart
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"A. place, Bleecker streetA the fashionable dances
Taught in II lesson Lesson nights Monday, Wednesday
And Friday. The best place for learning quickly. All the
scholars to- 4gAt.
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&Ew YORK. nkRLEs AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ t0R ALBANY, Troy, NORTH ASD WEST
WINTER ARRASDhNhNT

NfiI. NUfII y v T., I'M
For Nhau.. ~ - A. W. ksrfr.- MAI rata tr,m rwep,y
nth ~ = on kirnins, lave A.aany 10 " A. M
FDf al q. ~ uRrs t.t ffnft ratts, " -
4oiN PnRc MIA. su,rnuna en-,
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AsTROLOGY.

BONA FIDE ASTROLOGlST THAT EVERY ONE
"a can depend on is Mme WILSON. who tells the blect
our visit a. soon She tells the past presen
And future OF your e and you dangers and
out of The most perilous undertaking. BCee.
naied magic charns No. lSJ Allen between Houston
aeh. - "
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LOST AND FOUND.

LvOUND-MARCH II, SMALL POCKErBOOk, CON
II tanning some Money and Pawnbroker Receipt On
paying the 1t be had at Al and Az Exchange
place, room 2l
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uNEuoyAl..-A cARD-MRs. LYON ISAACs. LATE
IL OF NO Division this city, bets to INFORM her
fvens aud tne puDlc that she has 3v6 Canal
street and is ready supply me aies ls city and
tha vcnntr, pattern sprng Ronnets An cstrn.
ave the latest fsshons Mourning
MILNE y ham. al the fasniouaue Emporium, S5
Canal sir ct. posite Noosser.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A PRETTILY MATCHED PAIR OF PONIES, PER
N fectly aimed, and gentle under double single
harness saddle and sound this week Ad-
dress p, box III Herald Office.
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THOMAS R. AGNEw, 26o GREENWICH. CORNER
Of Murray street. who is famed for selling goods cAeap
for cash has again astonshed New Yorkers BY selling
Sugar l44c Sugar l3hc, Brown Sugar from lie. ups
fresh ground lsc 2Oc ESQ., 3c, SSc and 4c the latter
pure Java either roasted ground These goods
bought by cargo the RISE CALL yoar money
and see for yourselves
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A AsToNIsHING.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
n daughter las foresight tell how and how Often
you marry an all wish to know, thouc
or no pay Lucky charms free. Her eqA . not ~ be
fcnd Her magic 'uage Is in fun operation 1874 Ld.
Vow street below Houston street 20 cents Gentlemen
admitted
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xlIf,LIAM II. RAYSoR on rHE LAT. FrRM or
w Raynor Bs kw.l, Raj Esttt 5roser .ssa Jlishad
IN 1885, has reno sed 10 No. ' Inc street
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHlN0.-LADIEs AND
~ gentlemen havug Cast on Clothing, Furniture Car.
Jewery, will the highest b. calling
addressing A. HARRIS, sol Third avenue, between
Mra
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recurring elections, which peacefully but rapidly
form body Of GOVERNMENT In harmony with lis
purposes 1t will influence Congressional action, or
II may lead 10 a Convention Of The States.
Tne condition of our country s not hopeless, on'
lees il il made 80 by passions aud lrej ld.sss wie
are inconsistent with tie government OF g''n'
county This war, with all Its evils bHs 's"s IN
great truths, which, if accepted BY onr pc"iio' va" of
place tie future relations Ct the VH'i ~, ne
our Union on the frIcs. G9s's: ~ udF "a1o 70
know the value Of the Union ffeif, nor otiy 'u
oven nc q wisdom ard knowledge 0i cath othef,
which mad we posseesso CARRIER, woalo uhVea'eitcl
our present eaanlitiee. ,. - .,u .o. ~,
o,c o a,,n IA come respects, they ARE 10 balanced
and yrs,3 ~ nature, thCt there Ii III riepieeslo
tende.cy 10 intercourse. harmony nnd nnon. lrls
To- ,dsury nurt In the end overcome mutual m'sap.
~ ION We have also learned the eat IDutut !
'ror IA Of the North and of the Soni5, AID amid all
trc b,torress of cling encencered by tie war, each
section has been taught TO respect the power, nc.
sources and courage Of the other
We must accept the concilion OF affairs as they
s.aud Az tins moment the fortunes Of our country
sre influenced b. Tho results Of battles. oar armies
in inc Gsd must DO supported; al constitutional de-
m4u,,s of gu. General Government Llast be prompt
~ respold0d 70.
B.s war alone viii not save the Union. The rulo
Of action wliCb IL used TO put down an ordinary H.
SURE Ciion ia not applicable 10 widespread armed re-
sistaIce OF great communities. IL Is weakness ana
IDLY to shut our eyes 10 this truth.
Under no circumstances can tho division OF the
Cuor he Coaceded. w will put forth every exert
ION Of rover; we vii use overy policy Of conci-
anon; we will hold ont every induceucrt to tie
pco,ie OF tho Soath 10 return 20 their allegiance
cjl.s,sent with horror; we VIII guarantee teen every
H. h. every co.. sdcration demanded BY ths Const-
tu'ion, and by that iraierral regard which must
prevail in common country; bus we can never
voluntarily consent TO the breaking up Of tbs Urion
OF these States, the destruction Of tic Cons;ta
ZION.
nyLiy God, AID rel eniiUg our pn1e, ingra,ituds
asd Gisob e0ience; let pray that our ncs Lay DO
ine lied with the wisdom and iaaguan:mi'y the
in h and charity, which will enable us 10 cave cur
CouDirv. HoRATio SEYMOUR.
Albahy Jan. =. 1851
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,r,,os Nv s0ess.lu9 q 91lnG!g &c G2.i15 81 ....
In,ie-.. for November. ~ Y ceni H''f's. nefea'o "
Noyc.f' or -, ~ Y ceL!.
ne victory of Rorecraus 10 consdered TO have
cse6 Isunosgee OF the Bobola, and the attention OF
.r.nia orr has been dig1n FOR day or two past ="
liza ,ec-,rj,ies OF tnat State. Tie debt before the
REBELLION was Lat about sGo00Ooo of which s'3,-
100 coo als is5ned to banks aud railroads, aud on
,,ich thcs, corporations paid tie interest, We be-
lsye all the railroads in Tennessee assisted 10y te
Safe were profitable, nnd unlike those Oh MiaS'nri
ar ablo to pay the interest Oh The Sal" bones sS"eu
IN them. Now that the State 10 under Union rule,
a. orcat poyyers Of recupcfatOr VIII enabie u soon
,o ye.u,ne paymeut Of interest on it, dots. The
bonJs advanced to-day from so to 6iI BID
Money CONTINUES in good supply vi oao per ce"'
on choice eollaiefala.
Gold has beeu strong to-day, win miBe
trans,c.ious. The rate TT the close WINS 1851. Inc
Demand Notes have been in good request. ara nd
vo,eel TO 1917, closing Il. 1911. The onc'lear
Certificates are cent better Than yesterday WIN
good demand.
Tine ,unual meeting Of the Cleveland aud Ehts'
bur, Railroad Company WAS held to-day NJ o'eve'
land The net earnings Of the year were fo'o'%Vo'
cr deduc,ing s2o2 so for interest on iis nof'gas"
osbt aud $50 900 Tor rout TO tho iI''so u ''''
WAYNE and Chicago Railroad Company, there re-
main, a net balance Of 1881, $50. The running eS
q; tie road arc only Il cent OF the receipts
The Confirmation Of the sae ol Inc La "'o'"
Rod has been postponed TO March.
xvsprd,rsi,pd the Hanover Bank hss made COCO
es of It's old bankng-bouss IN hano'er-'q""'0' III
cash. .;,a -,
The Reading Railroad Las declared dlv'ae"a Oh
y ~ "a, rayaslc - stock. The ne''-' "a ".