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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25
RUSSIAN EE.EET I'm OUR PORT.


Ne..sky, Peresrt, vitinzc, Varing'
Alnn-, Isamvoud anS Iahoni An.
chored III Our MaEbor-Wc,com to the
Strangers.
The Russian steam frgate Osliaba, Captain
Boutakof which arrived in our harbor a week ago was
Joined yesterday ly several other vessels of the
same nationality The steam frigate Alexander
Newsky unde. command Of Capt. Federovsky. and the
steam fiigatc PeresIe,. under command of Captain
Kopytof arrived from Cronstradt during yesterday
forenoon via Long Island Sound. in IS days and
chored in Flushing Bay.
The Alexander Newsky is the flagship of Rear Ad
miral LasoNsky who commands tie Russian fleet now
anchored in our waters She is about the same size as
Che Osliaba. aud mounts fftyone 64-pounders. Her
engines are s0Ohorse power. The Peresret Is some
what smaller ard mounts forty six 6i.p0undeIs
In addition to the two Imperial rigates, the Acxan'
der NewSky and Peresre which will arrive at the city
this morning in charge of Charles Lockwood Stephen
Horton and L. Jennings Hell GATE pilots, and anchor
in the North River with the rest of the feet the lmpe
rial oOrye:tcs Vitae. Captain CTemmcr and the Va
RAG Captain Lund arrived Yesterday afternoon from
Kiel by way Of Sandy Hook and anchored about
O'Clock in the North River of pier No. -.
The variag is an elegant model. She built in
Finlandis 3i2 feet in cng,h40 feet breath OF beam
% hold and $50 tons harden. Her engines are 360
horse power. She mounts seventeen 6O-pouadcrs and
has $40 mer Who do double duty marines ard sailors
no distinction this respect being made in the Russian
Navy. The following is Of her officers. Capt
Lund Lieucnanis Shafroi BolgowsAy Iyeruod, Fcssun
Ta.arinoa Grlwald. Bauf Master Semenof Ene
ncers Kinito and KuznisroG
The Vitae was also built in Finland and Ike her
Censor, is fine model ald fast saer. She is cf tAc
came dimensions the Variag and mounts seventeen
G0poundcrs. She has 3l5 men. Hey officers are Cap
tain Crcmmer Lieuteusuis Calioysky Cashcnzeh. Noe
kna jacobson Unkovskv Bouhgin. Tcpe-eassafi ana
Vixen Beside these there several other subold
nate officers and Il cadets.
The clipper Aims Capt. Selcnoyi clipper kamvocd
and the clipper Ialon belonging TO tie SAME fcc az
rived at sandy Hooa YESTERDAY afternoon where ID
anchored 1ac- VIII " 10 the city this morning
and anchor the North River asfcrn o. the large
ses. The Aimas lsam,oud. and Ialoat are clipper
bulk anl are eac - fei ia length 90 feet beam and
- f,,t hold. engines a60horse power. They cacl
mount 81 6lIo-a-e.s beside o,he. gua. OF smaller
col.hcs
Tie presentation % tic resolution rendering ilc Aos
piiaIls o tae city passed by the Common Conucl
their las: session. together with the reception o., t.,
City Hall AMI the banquet O. the Metropolitan having
al the request u Capt BortaEof Of the O.aba beer
postponed until the arrival Of .he feet. viii TAX
place at crry day and NIL DO doubt be an even. q
considerable TO citizens, who vii! AID
al unite H. aiding the hi hand Of fellow hip and
in giving q cO.disl welcome to these distinguished
S.farypfs
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reports having spoke the United States gunboats Mara.
tanzas and Montgomery. cruising OF Fryngpon Shoals
on the 2lst.
The Aag.ofiruce booi C. W. Thomas arrived LIST
evening from City Point with Gen. Graham On hoard
who had been exchanged FOR tho Rebel General Ken
per- Boil u them were wounded at Gettysburg.
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tuN1klk9ei ID.

poDGE-sCHi EkfELtA-On eiu.sdiy. sept - O' 'hr
Rev Thoina. T.. ,-rmilyr, D. d.. Ma. tharr' ,ir'e'nd
pols. and Nj, MARY L. u. soh'hcln daughter o. saA"'
B aoh.cil.li. ESD. AL o this rfy. -.
gKE1-BEAM-tn N'durslly, sept ~ ~ the heF, 5oiu
u.ton glari.s y Grey aud tornca A. daus'r' o. 'o"'
\. dean, ali al fompion y j. a, l., 81, D.,
vtILI an -BrEsl-tln " rdnosdas. stP - y, tNe NJ
Az nad,.r, Adfinn N Muller, D.. 10 Mis- hit"' H.
rs,~n a.,sit.r u (,rolc,'ii brrsh, 81 Of tins city
paRrg'-EkENIIi-On Thursday sept. "a ~ we ~! ("
.. its l,,,iu, Unity by "a" Rev r H. ,n'm'i w IA !"
sr,, ot Jersey cry ard Mis-, Ana'c \ French oil Vt"
,,p ,1roN-IORD-ln Brooklyn, on rarriny. ~fi -
~ a. m. south second street NJ. r.. Church by she iSr
Il IIore Nh +. " a,lnstol STATION oil Ne" of'
Iv T.. Nil. NJ Jrnmi-. daughter oi the ate WIN Ford
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,y,s received I'm tits cifr ve-trulat stating trli tor.
I,tle was not killed 81. irpofird 90 tie rgMti A'r"
c,.ed Press di patch bit A.. severely v'nni'd '.d
taken prisoner
1t !. a singular coiucId-lcc hist Con i'iie :
wounded and fcli into the hsnls O the "noihf ~ .
battle 81 pe.Tys,Ie, ana ih1i The regular olsiii''
lien announced IN. t-ifh H. friend. and tisrr hiiH
l. legion hahr reason hope that hs wounds 49, n'
mortal thai be giu 1--we 60 sc.tc is country
fCirtlnntfi tomwrrcIIl 4ii
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Naval To,cIncui-.

nrp,rrrpr or rHr T. : Scholastic MACEDONIA.
III, y = .o,,,i.,t;,, No..lo,,;, .,il.d from
'hc hio'ANh Nav! i'i" 'H "o"'''u'' ''' ~" P''''
TO land her midshipmen. her SgmmcI cruise having
,c-min,,ea Those - the NJ sriog were taken ashore
3, II tilt. -,
some 'ihc since ~ 'N'' A''iH y" Wv ''i"u's w"
ncc.cd with the institution are ready for the exam
ine,inn n. Nj tretiria 4. ia * lien. cont. aB. aaj
lii ,,,,,, ,.r, li..l. ,, ituu, tli. Antiuu Tn.
"a a.. -, :. . So,
ioi"".''- ~ y '.st " u liz, 81 F.cr.,i,.
, q" 81 = A.. r., - u o,,.f T. Dor
',p ~ 80 u 4 J. .f.,1,,.t A..i.r.rt S.fs.oa 10
tc,,.. t..i.,,pt Ia,u ,e---s f. Tmtl- q. 4 O.bofrc
sut. cora 4 L. HAMS. HoaissaIn T.. u. Ecl.
gf-e- n For,.. Crrp-ut-. J. &. M,cT.. ssiuakcr. :.
SEAMAN.
~ l. .,.o,ncr irl..n.,s sailed fruin fLi,
Lax - - S'""i'' 'H"'"''' '"' ' ~
mort an Nefu,.day TIL following d. ust Of her
- |
Oitccf,
. A. -. &c.. i..- n cid 1t. +...n sef
', A. - - ~, "a +, a.. ve...r b.. ". ID. "a
-. ..f,.-..t d. 80. : 800. D ID 4
= a. go. - .-. q I'LL "a fr-'t u Fer,
go. D.. ,, 49,. nm. .....,. s5 ....t,n. ) rsl,.er.
- O. 80 r.. 49, p ID A-...f.u. rea-.r.
h. '.'.,5 f.. o,r...., .s.t... t.4a Inca. b..
,1. t.,....' II tr. ID "a, sia..r-.. Nae. Iiea
49, 49,. n or ga g.srr f.rr.. Faa.fuetr
.l,l, l.l.,. A. fi.l... = .--...t. .,..l.. d ha
- = .....-
huAL 4hoti4- VIII ia'"i-'''-.-''
III a.;..,c-. ,f fI.. ...rf,.ee-. .r H. M.
i''N -"' '4''-N''! VI '''
= ''-''S '''''' -.
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DIED.

rotr>T,S-O, W.aue,iay evening Sept. - A,iou h..
fountain aged ~ yesr. eldest son o. james r. fountain
lr i,lati,e- aud friend. 81 the 'aniy an. 'ed 20 M
a., ,ru.,,l rom the residence ot bis irT No. 90 Auty
.tr,,t TIN, tfndayl afternoon at I O'Clock. . .
MFEktR-On Thuudsy morning, sept. ~ llOJ. hr Dsvh
Maker aged IL wears.
i and friends OF the family aso those Of his sons
samuel NJ " ilan H. aud Daniel =. Meekei, are resPe'
ly invited attend tie funeral scNiccs at his ar s
d,uc. No Flushing avenue Broadway brookl ""
ana kd,y afternoon Il o'ciOok without ttler inffato
The remain. will be flk-n 10 Runway. n j. fo u'ernehi
NlLaIIOf consumption. board the steamer fiin''
Skidy white her passage rom Newly ors At p NJ on
sunday Sept, a. Miss Ruby A. " hbur ci Auburn, n l.
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Prom Washington.
WAsussIo,. Ttur.dp. sept . lo.L
TnE gEBiL RAMS.

Tie Iericn S,ms of the lgth int. ctiain,
rc following announcement
"Tlr Gofcr- mont Pa. ordered 80 fpo steam fani.
~ BrLeaie1l. which have btn le sl'yrt. o. lnHcA
COuf!Of cle3. o. De- detained.
hi. announcement u D., undersic'd. D. Sustained b.
dispatch, which have h,cl received 1t the State j.
psimcut sad which hsse evidently produced % andy
feeling toaafd Great Br.iau 90 iAr part 90! ihs Gp'cfa
ncut
RI Ossiri0N oR coSsrLs
Tie President La, recognized Cauid4ce Bp.l.
eau - Consul If Titn,e t. .r..d~ ai Nea-ioik aad
CA.r.c, fldinsud de Cizole 81. Consul Of ifiacc to
reside a; sla Frouc.soo
10 BE IElID ioR IaAuD.
Lieut. .Col Pua Of the "a Regular CIalry B.
70 be tired before the General Court Martin. now 90
session Le.e fof fraud ~ The parohase Of hD.sr'
NAVAL Orders.
The following are among the naval order, re-
Gently issued
Can't Ch,rle, S Rags dfacied FROM the sacia
menio sick sad awaiting oidciA
Lienf. Commando. Josepa T.. DsbUen detached
fo the rcuob.co sad o.d red 90 the command OF the
Scb,go
Lieut.. Commander l. IL Lowry detached from The
Metnoonci snd ordered - the command 81 the Iacopy
Lieut.. Commander Jane, T. Jcacit detached irom
he Tobaso and ordered 10 tAe command Of Tie Me
taoonct
Lien, Commander O,,a1 j stanton d"i'cled rom
the Tioei on her arrival At hra Or.eius. aud ordered
to the command Of the rinpia
Lieut.. .Commnuder 4. L. J. nenhim. ORDERED to The
command Of The renob,co'.
The PorI Of Alrx.wdri" Opened.
WAsnXoIos Thirdly sept. q 1853.
The following PROCLAMATION declaring tho
mort Of Aiexandrip opened ir been is.ned
ny The PRESIDENT or 1HE rnirED sTA1Es PROC
LAnATioE.
ub,,,os Jnmv Proclamation Of The nth ~ AWl,
1861 tie ports II the ~ ies OF virginia ana N"it1
Carolina were for icisCns therein s.' ,".tI P ~
Vrein, La. since been blockaded. bat ~ Tie b"ctnor
90 said port NAV now be- safely f'easfn VII" hh'"F'
to the interest Of conmtnfrerf .,., f, ...,,
Nov therefore De u known iihi / AbIlhih i''i,"l
President az the United Sinir,. pis"ln, ~ ~" ~, ~"
ity in me vested by the 9TH scotob oil TIE a,t m '"n
grcss approg ed on be iJL ol Ju. IrDi' tnl.h'u
act rler o. provide Tor The collection Oh dlc' Oh n
potts ard iOI otAef Fufppsft. 40 H'l'oi W -
tkat the blockade Il thr suid port "I AtAn,, ~
sh,1 ~ f,r c,.ss ard determine flom ana hl'f I'M,
\ mort except 10 persons, Image. an" '"''f"
alton c0uiIaDand Ol aai, ma! nom ,I'iS "a''
lac led on subj 10 the lave Of the li'u n''S
nd IA tbe limit Al pns and In pursuance OF the irti
- vhir, ere prescribed bs the Secretary ol the
Trcosnry I'm HI. order which !. appended to my ro'in
naton a the I2th Of Ma. iH2 In si'nrss "ho.,o
-, Laf.nnfo set Ilv hand and cuutrh tir hrh o ~
fn.l states 10 BE- affixed Done at the 'llN 81 "hsh
,ngton tii, 2ilh 90, oi Scli'mDef' III ~ !"i ,
Lord ,-GJ and 81 the inocPfnerh'r"l VI. ."',.'
the eighty ihlid.
by ~ IL sawAno Secretary Z Si''~
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6Soston Cattle tlnrkrf.

Al rNllIffoN ANu NilHFiuef
L,psf~i for Tao IAlB f.f thg scr. efny Npf =, o..
ic ioaowns u tAr anouut Of s.o's 'rp''ee a. i"i",
i, To-, , rsss a. S;; i.;i 90 CO. CO. ' 50
n,,r,.-s., quality . 90 - 20 Pc, .oo +, % the a,a
al9 s Do so ss So, S ,nd e.t s beet I''"
LAt,a e.,ry lew choice .iul,e pa,f- " c'ern ~ .
Ho,,ay Drcr .oG 300 a,,olui go A'r ,alse - De- j.
Nip,s-fwo yrsl DID. l5d "a thr' year ODD. : -"'
Midi oor.-sS 80. 90 and 80 Oldip.y tlSo
sgae-sho'e. wholesale columl County soe! retail.
'mdo o.as,. cay skin. lie. Toaop 7a7i.. Pan
II sura or cArrtr ND srrr FROM sLyrnAi srAls-
m,ne.....' oi, S'i rs, Northern N yo1ss a
he~ llnmp'hre ss5 go Me.sn sia'e'..! ss 20; S
vef'a.i.'......ac' 2,saa can,ia..........s7J als'
A.. r.. 80 ..',l ...........sTls 100;
The tSprned Thursday sept 2! win s Y,fa'
comparatively empty At Cambridge, onJ one -hvi' "'"
bal sirv,d 4 'sna,hup 10 which the locomotive ~ IS
thrown thr tack and against adj ruins som w.
h. oar hed viii ho,e- bcius prea eo''o"
rom the rack. blt len rghi side up delayed -n' ~
,hr lowe rad "h ~ nssii ., ra, T,e lew Drove.
hosr ,tok arrived early had again a. last "erA '
issc oi The INT trade aud OF inri. own ~ , ~
fsW y here te bufcirFf could npt "it l'Iu 60,
ny,- complaint on their par ~ ht.
price, rui asiie Vermont ,'nra' afiy,o 4 '''s' bs
her va O, uc no scarcity OF -tock this MecA a. tr'r
seven cish, bundled expected ifsn An'nN '',s ,,,,n
Nth Larry nuuDrr Of Es.rip by boat and car ON ns
,ho@ 100 cattle at caubrise ashn'. l'fD ~ VIE
and conaIeraby IA. largest amount of any one Week ' -
-on Although the owner OF cattle grn.r'y, t..,s' ,h
kye over AMI pay ysri,se, &c. again 9, bfis,on t
aoi the working hard g. 'eii Oct - 49,,
Al In shon the ns'ke, oPerod on Ia''d,y teh'o" ~
mirkrts fl ~ 800 head Of csttf sf w, OF '" il'
b fsv...eI 6. s.si:,-i wof.'la osI MIsl V'"'' a."
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Il,A 4f.f -ofN sept. y i-'t-
Tie Hon. hc2andff Bailey wa. f-.h' n'
.,g,.n.t,d for Senator p. g.. I's. f.,.l r.n '.
,cufioa ior ill distinct by soc!l.n 'i'1n
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Ailnllnl Wiinr.

HAuAN TlDl-lsf S.m "a -l
H. NJ ia. Aip Mic .alrl 'o-'a ior N,N
Yors Wit Adm Mnre 'f'y f.l ..r pn b'ti
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Canal Navigation

AlnAsr Ti'ls4ay S.fi . i-.i
TIE brrAh ID. Holman D. 1.o~-o ALI nua.
sac m0tiue
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IALrnolE. Thnrsdnr. -. si. 10.

The flag Of truce steamer New-YOrk arrived
here this evening from Fort Monroe. Size viii taAe
number Of prisoners Of waI from here TO Cy Point tor
exchauge
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yours cattle for farmers who link cheaper to buy thu
stock az this market than o raise it
We think If

we think there e change the prices OF cattle from
st W, whcn the closing saes favorable to The
Dt tn'n the opening and near 100 held hard
ce.lP Is expected ~ most drcvers th afternoon Tbs lot
CT lp Nesten cattle were sold follows: D. Steers Bvo
N' ant ~ II eae. 81 aic z H. % cent of for ofL
ay1tk; "a other 20 ID each, at 6lc 30 * II of p
70 ~ 25 Of 40 n o. De- IS ST.; nnd IS Of $50 ID
~ -, 3, slruk
make' 7tN Sheep md lambs tie most Of which were
frrorv contracted 70 individual butcher. soe of whom
90 0 rains up country 70 Dry before Cfiva Conse
usy hrsnes - urh unsettled and plice for the few ois
u were Tor sale have adyauced.
Ie rllge for 0rar. Oxen Mich Cows and vourr oct
20 a. OH onsh droyers coDp.sin that prices nearly
ss o sh IN the country market.
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(.orrrufnent sonp.

Pun ArYtlH', 1hrrsdny ~crt q i-sl.
The sale of Governments bond, tn-da.
amounted 90 Sis.-s
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IIonor~ 10 Admiral Enrragus.
nEFlINS OF MERCHANTS AND cITIzEXs.

EEklINJ or A1kthASIs AND ClIiLESS
A large meeting Of leading merchants and
,-.,cas assembled g. O'Clock yesterday afternoon q,
81 r Rooms u tie Chamber Of Commerce topay ihci.
i.,tecis 10 Admiral Fairagut
whea tie Admiral entered the room. il company
a. the Committee be greeted with loud applause
The meeting vas called 70 order by Gen. T. NJ " ~
Nosr. v nominated Ne Chairman Capt. CBaRLEs II.
MARSHA. The domination was acccdcd a..
o. taxing The chair Cspt. MAgsnAlL thanked The
meeting f1 TIE honor they had thus conferred Oh lin
IL oiy wished that some other had been selected to
p.sl. OF such - interesting occasion who could have
done better Justice 20 il than II possible .orln to
Do Buf Lc laver shrruk from auy duty ard to publicly
NEE, add welcome brother sailor was cerianiy du.y
be .hould never shrink from Applause lie Leld ~
ms hand letter which Lad heel addressed T. AdAri'
fsr,.u, and which bad resulted IN the present gather
iur asc which 30 wOlid asl MT. Gould 20 read.
CHAg, GoJtD u, then read lie io.io"!Ae .'iti
and The .ef!l ile1c.o.
LE~TEE ADxIE.L rARrhorT.
NV aug. 81, lS'A
r. p-.r fi-,-4i DAVID c. FARRAoCr. Csirc state. sorry
.gclt.s end o'hs4s oi Nrs Or ere 700 iii .'i
g,' .,.F oitani Greer .H The pubic .lvc pi 70 ce
.- sl ars.ec aion % Jour pt .on-! AID pioes'''-'
cirrsc.er.
IL oes 49,, r., teb, ~ gratitude ~ th' 'sii ALI d 80
t. bravery wicl. during long lie Il pubic duty ~
nif- me- &C. III t,i~ ~ i-r.f. ii co,,iss,
with which f rof-r' win Other bashe. Of the na.iDri
f v1r ~ .l.ined fhe sg;i oTy ~ the Ooyrfnne-i,
md r-covsr..l fle .'etd'd national ierfi'try
lie 1rf -l-d aIea' lieasrrf BOD 't.drfi -" cor
"a ., .,of refa - tom Pc = , y. q. Y.
re.po.be 4'.es 'he rc.l o which hnyo Wv Increased
a. .aol my and new iuritf % 70" nao' u ii
~ ogerl els expI.iou q. their cordial etei tls nn4f
..rir,ear. tit you VII gIeiy h'a end thi r, 'ci.i
u N. ~ apyoirag coiscn. time. dung soof ssy ~
cy Wien yy VIA 90 Them n pef'on 70 s'"ie s'' o.
q. Aist ~ . o AID r, gard with which they ere
w tIsstt Amt ~.
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Toggal,s MoAaOa. Wodnoday. sept % ROB-
Can't. Ber.,na. o. ~ pr,D,l.;. J9la NV
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20. rr.sifa-. Ieltc. For nate
ri a........... New D.
F.a...........Hov Live pool.......Sept 2s
lfi 'ii'
George Cromwell .Ncv- Now o. eens..Scpi. 2G
20
Iolml Wy Ncy- r ....Sept 70
ls............ .....Sept -
rsrkcrsbusg New pt. 81
y Of WashDg ton. New = Liverpool.
Newly oik....s4n tnncisco.. Oct.
irl Oct.
ing Nci Oct
Neg.f .Hayoa .........Oct
........Oct.
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6peeial Noiiees.
Nineteenth w

Nineteenth Ward Republican Associnii"n'-N
meeting this Association vii be- held ~ pans ea " o
between 5g,h aud 60,a.ts., THIS friday NENNo a
O'Clock. w H. bkCH'' ''N'""
AIL.s COOPER. Secs.
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Meeting sr the Ratification q the Nominations made
the UNION STATE CONVENTION he'd q Syraciac on -
I'd day Of septembf viii be ned Al COOPER
IN this city, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. The jOh inst
q O'clock Union Citizens irrespective o. perry. invites
10 be present.
gfeoowar eminent speakers have been invited. aid -
exI ected to be lfcseft on toe occasicu
Pon WILLIAM ". SEWARD, t. +.h 80
Gov. CONEY o. Milne &C.,,
Major Gen. BENZ. 2. BUTLER
Hon. JOIN X. PORTER III -.fre
Hon. COnTLsNDf PARKER Of Hev-Jersey,
Hon. DANIEL :. DiCklf>ON ~ MA vf9F
Gov JOHN A. BhONLW Of Mass, 81
MajorGon FRANZ slGEL.
Hon. Z. u. WASl.BuIN. 10
Hon. SALMON r. CHASE
Hon EDWARD H. STANTON,
Hon. HENRY j. RAYMOND. .Jrs
Hon. K. DELAFffiD SMITH,
Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
PARKE GOODWIN rso..
WILLIAM NJ. EyAhTs, esq, 90
hon. IRA HARRIS
Hon. CLARK t. COCH2iNE,
Hon LYMAN TRfMAIN.
BIZ aaI% ,. TOWNSfsD. TgIt
Naioroen. JOIN \. ny
Bon. FhLD. 4. CONKLlSG.
Hon MONTGOMERY BLAZE, u
90 sno Hon. CbAS. Is. sEDCWICks
OtfcT announcements vii bs Iazt.n IA the fptuIr.
HENRY SMITH, Caa.raen nj Com Of Arrsnee
inens tor the Ulion Republican Cenlrsl Committee.
j. q. Able, Secrafarv.
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Ro.r.. Lcxcr sknir nurAM,

Manufactured anl Tor sale on straps, - ~ 'l;.'a y
y srsvEN, No AIS p.,u b.. New Nork,
aud NJ. vs. i. aY 81. t,s.oa, 0tasS.
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Union Stcfc Nominations.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE
CIIAUNCEY M. DEPEW.
FOR CONTROLLER.
LUCIUS ROBINSON.
FOR ATTORNEY-CESERaJ.
JOHN COCHRANE.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER.
FOR STATE ENGINEER.
WILLIAM j.. TAYLOR.
FOg CANAL CONFESSIONAL,
BENJAMIN l.. BRUCE.
FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS.
JAMES X. BATES.
FOR JUDGE or THE COURT Of APpEhLS
HENRY II. SELDEN.
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
No. - Taisiyv BusLDIsos
Nov York. Sept 10 isG3-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25

KYox's.-To wear a KNOX Hat i, q sign of
cultivated aGI sound judgment. Se-leei Of mi. imp'
tsui day evrecs d.gegari o! sppeaI that 81 s-ne
a should iy1ii Tie pop as sd s-cces ! manufacture
la. jos. i.inei BE- FAfL lAT end Il l perfect
be-l.s E,oxs rfs5iithn euf VOID mention .al &C.
hsra Of .ifi.ser. t 40. 2le sr,liary flsi = Fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25
nr ossirio, op coysrls.

Tie President La, recognized Gauidsce Boil
eau - Consul If riince t. ir..d~ ai Nra.ioik aad
CAar.es frdusud de Cizoilc a. Consul Of ifiacc to
f.,lde a. ga FrauclscO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25

~ Ttllft. Dele, ND Flsrsaf Perfle Disiil. d
fon. tie Rae sad Beautiful Flower ron which ,Ae ~
inr~. Piit-O. q Sos u. Nichols, Hotel
Sod ~ druggist. generally
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-19
What Rilea Us,

To hear a man who never read the
Constitution, nor ever heard it read,
ranting about it's violation,
To hear men who never did day 8
work in their lives, bowling about the
influx Of niggers, aud the injury to
white laborers. ....a . 81.
To hear men whose hearts aud hab-
its are blacker than any nigger ever
born, splitting their venom on the black
man.
To see a man who likes slavery bet
ter than his country aud freedom.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-19
CIRCULAR NO. A..
PROVOST MARSHAL GEMS. OFFICE,
. WASHINGTON n. c. July II, 1865

PROVOST MARSHAL GEMS. OFFICE,
"a "a D WASUINGTON DC. July II, 1868.
THNo,ANSwEt enquiries made to this Office, it san
u nuunced
Ist Any draftclperspns paying $500 under Sect 3th
al the EnrOllment Act u thereby exempt from further
Inability under that draft but not from any subsequent
draft.
2d. Any drafted person furnishing acceptable sub
atute il exempt from military service; for the period
flr which such substitute is mustered iuto the SER
vice.
ID. A substitute, once mustered into the service,
cannot he drafted while In service.
4h. drafted man cannot pay communication money,
present substitute, after he has reported himself To
the Board Or Enrolment, for examination.
9TH Men who the Sth of March, 1861, IN the
military service Of the Uuitc States, substitutes
der the draft Of lS2 and whose term of service has
since expired liable to the present draft: hut
the persons for whom they substitutes are laLle
to draft the though they had not been drafted,
and furnished substitutes under the draft n last year
9th. ln serving this notice as required 10y circular
No. AZ from this office, reasonable time to report shall
in cac Casc he granted by the BOar of Enrolment n
In the State seryice who have been may be draft
0l.
The 9Th paragraph OF Circular No. A is modified ia
correspond with the following opinion of the Hon. Will
liam Whiting Solicitor of the War Department:
"a person drafted into the military service Of the
United States under the provisions of the act Of March
., 1862 for enrolling and calling out the national FORGET
and for other purposes, claiming exemption from draft
ny reason Of any disability, submitted to and passed up
by the Board Of Enrolment, whose decision there
on Is nal. II the Board shall have decided that TIN
claimant Is liable seTve he has the right, after sucl
decision against him, to pay his communication money,
to furnish his substitute, within such extended tint
may bo hNed by the order of the Board OF Enrolment
for his appearance for duty"
t.~'.i .- ..ts JOS X. MARLAY;
Provost Marshal, 9th Dist, o.
Hillsboro, August 9Th, 1868.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-19

The War department has at length
made sensible modification of the
neutrality-suspicious. suspending the
haJcas corpus act, and hereafter the
civil courts will be allowed to take cog
nizancc as heretofore of all cases for
the discharge of minors improperly en-
listed, and illegally detained by the mil
itary authorized.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-19

Thousands on thousands, who were
formerly warm sympathizers with the
rebellion, marched boldly to the Mary
land polls yesterday, and took the oath
required of all voters whose loyalty
might be: questioned, and swearing
whatever thier previous course may
have been, that hereafoter they will
provo loyal. .". rl' .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-19

EXTENSIVE JAIL DELIvERY.--On the
evening of the 23d ult., twelve prisoners
succeeded in effecting an escape from
the Cuyahoga county Jail, by attacking
the turnkey and jaiior when the door
of the prison was opened for the pur,
pose of locking the prisoners back in
their cells. Two of the fugitives were
arrested during Saturday night, but the
others were not found. .......