Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Your committee further recommend that e.ch
subscription list be headed by each menbsr OF the
ward and general committees and BY the sisncrs Of
a subscription properfionste TO their peoanisry
ability, in order that the public may be assured
they are In II earnest IN the matter and determined
70 enect the otcc' In view, and an earnest, deter.
thus securing lasting, honorable peace.
the executive eomtss TAKE s"G into So".idsrsion
heproptitty Of asking the managers Of the various
hssts ~ ,s, sc that they sye an n
Aid thi. movement by contributing to course Of
city, the procesds to Be app sppiied TO this end.
dollars be offered BY the executive committee 10
acceptable recruit, such premium to Be paid upon
the ,nsterips In and upon the certificate Of the
Signed By the eommi,tec-H. +. Wilson, S. Y.
Noyes A. r. Shepherd, John sessford, @. r. Gullck,
r. NJ. Coombs, Jno. II. sommes.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. shepherd stated that he thought the idea Of
of giving % to every one who brought In recruit
wasa very good one. It would stimulate parties
10 procure recruits. II was intended for every
one, Capt. scheetI'a detectives included. Mr.. 8.
also Offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resolved, That the chairman Of the general chm.
ss ns 10 e
OF one member from each ward, who shall have q
general conduct Of the business Of this committee,
OF the general committee at all times, and repor,
70 them their action, and such n atters ~ may Ie-
quire their attention.
President Bacon appointed the following gentle
men to serve AS the kxecutive Committee;
First ward, II. Q. Wilson; Second ward, s. v.
Noyssj Third ward, A. r. Shepherd Fourth ward,
John sessford; Fifth ward, Geo. r. Gulick Sixth
ward, n. N. CoombI; Seventh ward, John II.
semmes.
MIR. semmes and Gen. Bacon stated that some
action would have to be taken BY the city Gun.
ellis before the appropriation mentioned 10 the re.
port could be used; and Il decided that the
operation Of the city government should bs asked.
There being no further business before the com
mittee, they adj burned 10 meet on next Tuesday
evening. ... l..r
We a.e glad to see that the susgestions made Ia
the REPUBLICAN, Of the soth October, are being
acted upon 90 fully Capt. scheeiz 10 deeply inter
ested In this movement, and says II the committee
will My raise the funds he, with his recruiting
! officers, will do the work. He 10 convinced that
the quota Of two thousand men can be raised Ia
this district by volunteers and DRAFT obvisted
The men composing the committee are some oi oui
! most enterprising citizens and we hope they will
not wesry in we-doins, but push this thing alons
with will
ErFBCrs OF WINE ON DIssAss.-Dr. Gale oh.
serves, in his treatise on disease, that the great
use Of wire In France 10 supposed to have s6atet
nies, where pure wine is more used than in ths
kDgiish, AS well as In TURKEY, where sambuc
win wine e. is the principal esysrsgs, not only the gou
reiatcs as an extraordinary instance Of the edecti
Of ssmbuei wiss on gout, the case Of Or. Daveran
and had 1t severely ill he was upwards Of 90, witt
chalk.stones In the joints OF his hands and feet
but for four @ years presiding r. The time when % hi!
the public, he had, by advice, used sambuci wine
{ Pod. '.''
Mr.. speer Of New Jersey. has the only vinegar,
In this country Of the sambuoi grape. The onl,
genuine s,mbuci wine In this country has Mr.
Speer's signature on the cork OF the bottle.
Druggists keepit.
Amusemeuts.
T GRovER's THEATRx.-Miss Lucille Western
had large and very select audience present upoI
! the occasion Of her benefit last night. Besides
very large number Of our most distinguished e'ti
, zens who paid homsse to the marvellous genius
this distinguished young lady BY their prssenc,
upon her benefit occasion. were quite . number o
: the public dignitaries Of the day, among whom
were Mai. Gen. Foster and sta6 and Gov. Curtin
Of Pennsy IvAnia. To Light, Mas Western appear
/ in her great character OF Jack sheppard-an an
nouncement which 10 sudncient to Hii Mr. Grover
4 theatre to oveinowing. On Monday VIC arc h
have rare treat In the production, alter elaborat
/ pr psration, Of Victor Hugo's great drama o
!. Mary Tudor, or the Artisan and the Jew" Seat
may be secured to-day.
. FoRD's New THEATRE-TM Ro66ers.-Th,
last appearance Of the distinguished young actor
Mr.. J. wilkes Booth, 10 announced fer this even
ing, which occasion schllerS celebrated TRACED,
Of The Robbers will be given entire, for the nrs
! time the modern stage, with an elegant cast o
lshu anhr rnatl nsship
costumes, etc. The full talent OF the compan,
will be engaged, and all those parts And line
which political bias have cut away will be pro
duced and no doubt have a telling effect. Monda,
next November i6th) 10 the day set apart for tn
inauguration Of the loDg-ooked.for and wished-io
cbmedy sea on. On that evening the Webb sisters
Misses Ada and kmma-two charming young Ia
dies, appear In merry round Of fun and frolie
The engagement Of the Misses Webb will no doub
. prove a very lucrative card to the manager and
very satisfactory season to all parties concerned.
CANTERBURY HALL.-To.night being tn
second anniversary Of the opening OF this popula
place Of amusement, Mr. sim, with his usus
liberaiity, will treat the public with sratuitsu
exhibition in the shape Of a grand display OF fire
works, In front of the hall, at half past six O'Clock
After which an entertainment OF unusual exec
lsnee will be given inside-Mr. Childers, the grea
Zounve, appearing In his wonderful drill, Mis-
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lineations, Miss De Faiber In several now dancer
Eueson, EsgaR, Edwards and the Dramatic Con
pany in the Interesting drama of" Black Con nor,
and all the ladies OF the company In FOuche'
pretty ballet, called The Village Belle"
The VARIETIES crowded houses proclaim no,
very popular this hall IL with the people, who wi
: as usual be on hand tonight. The charming Mis-
Cherry Petrie appears on Monday next in tn
, French Spy" In which character she has worl
wide reputation. Mr.. HAIRY Clifford, the new al
dition to the Varieties company 10 making hosts
friends, and the management, with still create
liberAlity In Its determiuAtion to make this N
music hall, announces the engagement Of still au
other artist, Mr.. W. Cane, the famous jig dance
{ and vocalist, Of European fame, who will appear
Sec the great bill for this evening.
WHITEHURsr's GALLERY, 434 PEsNsrLvASII
AvEHUE.-This celebrated estab. b.ishment has jus
been elegantly reiitted and furnished. Has one o
-, the largest collections of Photographic negative
b In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
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