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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

field, an agreement between them an the Rus
SLAMS is impossible. 1t is evident that hence
forth every week of continuing instruction
will be fraught with increased danger to Rus
STA. There is no prospect whatever of q
chance to strengthen her position by an ex-
ternal alliance. An offensive and defensive al
lance with the Government Of Prussia, the
most de.ested aud therefore the weakest mon
archical Government of all Europe. would
probably hasten more than any other event the
complete success of the Poles. Under such
circumstances, we look for the next news from
Europe with more than ordinary interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
NEWS FROM EUROpF.

Tie nails OF tae America, f. I'm Liverpool May
g. and Of the Bohemian, from M2erpou april 81,
arrived here yesterday.
Our latest foreign files contain important 6plo-
matte documents relating to the Polish qu' si.on.
The English Government, ike tbft Of F.ance. 0Fgss
Russia TO make peace, this boing the only wa to
avoid serious complication. 1t is reported that Rus
STA regards these notes ar On encouragement 81 the
insurgents. ard will therefore torn deef ear 20 The
recommendations OF the Wes'a.c lovers
The Ciy OF Washington, with European dates Of
tie 9Th ins;. 2freed n late hot last nl &c. ".
Adams had sc-r,s..i tie Tra3' Union'sls a a
speech, WHICH wns 'aTy favoiaLl! noticed she
press. The En- pcror OF RusNs bsi replied TO the
Austrian uc,e on tuc .'Olsh question. reply wac
sent to each Of the ce eounlres-Austria, Franc
and Enganl-aud T.. was deemed quite ss.'Siae'
tory. Two small engagements had taken place IN
both OF which it appears the Russians were de
fea,ed. Business IN the cotton manufacturing die
trcts wac improving.
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denomination of the Hon. John y. Crit
teudcn- Ho Pledges Himself to an In
conditional support of the Wnr 20 the
Lust Dollar.

LrxISGroS, Ky, May IL, 1903.
A very large Convention 10 nominate candidate
for Congress in the With Congressional District
met in this city this morning. Col John NJ har-
Ian, an unconditional Union man, was elected Pres
ident Of tho Convention. The COMMITTEES on Reso-
lutions reported Grst TO ndorse tho aetlos Of the
Convention nc Louisville on the 18th of March ;
second ndorscd the action of the Central Commit
tee in nominating Col. Bramlette for Governor.
This resolution compliments very highly this I'M
conditional Union man. lth. The Hon. John j.
Criltendon having declared himself in favor OF Wig
orous prosecution OF the war, and having pledged
himself TO vote for sufficient men and money to sup.
press tie Rebeiion-to the hst dollar and last man
we, therefore. unanimously present HIS name To
the voters OF tho With Congressional District Ms
our choice for % seat III the next Congress.
Mr.. Crittenden accepted tho nomination In short
speech, pledgng himself to carry out the spirit OF
that resolution.
The Convention was large and enthusiastic for the
Union, and was composed of men who are deter
mined to sink tho negro and quit quarreling with
tbe PEssdspl aaal hs tssRs!l9R Spus down forever,
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sTR POWELL BUXTON ON THE
EMANCIPATION PROCLA.nATHON.

JNe effect of the Emancipation Proclamation
upon public opinion 10 England has not yet
ceased One by one, those of tho leading
Anti-Slayery men of England, who, at the
beginning Of the war, had declared themselves
in sympathy with tho cause OF the Confed-
crates, are modifying or changing their opin'
ions; for they are compelled to admit that the
success Of the North would lead to the estab-
lishment OF freedom, and the success OF the
South to the perpetuation OF Slavery. Thus,
Mr.. Sturgeon, the celebrated preacher, has
changed his opinion on the American War
.inco the issue Of the Emancipation PrOcama.
ton; 30 also has Dr. Guthrie of Scotland, and
more recently, Sir Fowell Buxton.
At numerously attended meeting, held on
Friday, April "a, for the purpose OF forming
society TO assist slave, who have escaped in
consequence of President Lincoln's Precama.
ton, or through the operations OF the war,
Sir Powell Buxton took the chair, and made
an earnest appeal in behalf Of the freedmen.
Abiding to the different opinions which had
been expressed in England about tue prOclama-
ton of President Lincoln. he remarked:
Whatever was the original intention OF the
Emancipation Proclamation. its result has been
most happy" He praised the Federal Govern
mont for the interest it had taken in the cause
If the freedmen, and especially for having en-
listed them in the army. lie hoped that,
when the black troops had fought shoulder
Ia 81 "a md q hpD
the negroes bad obtained the knowledge Of
arms. it would be impossible % reduce them
again TO bondage" He thought England ought
TO show her sympathy with those who had
SHOWN so much friendship for the negro-witd
the Abotionists and the Quakors.- lie did not
know how the war would end, btN he thought
Slavery could not last through the storm.
The new movement which was ipaugurated
a. this meeting ulder the presidency Of Sir
Powell Buxton, BIDS fair to do its part in the
revival of the Ant-Slayery aud auti.slayehold-
or sentiment which has so auspiciously begun
N England. At tho inauguratlng meeting q
strong abolition speech was made By Thomas
Hughes; and MIR. Charles Buxton, member of
Parliament for Maidstone, while ayowing that
be had regarded the Emancipation Proclama-
ton with the greatest anxiety when it was is
sued. and that ke bad looked with consterna.
ton at the possibility of an uprising Of the
slaves, spoke sanguinely Of the result of the
Proclamation and showed how easy would now
be- the transition to free labor in the South
where the masters could bo persuaded to ac-
qniesce in it.
Thus Il becomes more AID more eyident that the
Emancipation Proclamation has gained for our
Government in Europe thousands of inlu-
entail friends, while ve have yet 70 learn the
name of the first man of any note who in con-
sequence OF the Proclamation has withdrawn
his sympathy from our cause.
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L. ered by the Hon. d. S. Dickinson, c shaifer,
Rev. ]. s. Mitchell, and Others
"A company of eavarymen. under command OF
Cant. D. A. DE Merritt arrived in the Oceau Queen
fror California. and stopped at the Park Barracks,
but t.ct tnei: departure for Massachusetts in the
eveIi.. ~ the Stonington steamer
rio steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall
sth .R.t, with treasure and passengers, arrived on
Saturday morning. She conveyed by the U. S.
steam gunboat Connecticut.
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Further names Of killed, wounded, md miss
ing. at Fredericksburg, are given on the thrt
page of this mornings edition.
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o. .ae second page of this mornings edition
W. print tho new rules for the government o
ne army.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
YaAson ADvExTisKnEsrA.

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u esst~s t-sfssaS. - sf<stg sfss ss@s .g~afs
ts~s~r ssFsf s~#fs nsf*ef fsfTs - ssAsssy
. s~~~s ss.fss's Nss ss-sss ~ w ss~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23
The Ca.e ofa CorscYip,.

Boston, Tuesday, Sepi = ico''
Samuel J.. Crocher, j., a member Oh inc
spaok bar has been arrested for descron. be having
beea drafted and failed report in "a. firm 10 the
Board of Enrichment Of the Third Dstrici.
Wien NJ. Croker was notified 10 appear at the
headquarters Of the Pgoyost.Magshal Ee went there
with a subs;tuie; but because lie refused 10 comply
with via, be considered the improper ozac'ons Of The
Provos, Marshal the substitute presented vas not &C
ccped.
This proyoked Mr Croker and be appealed TO the
authorities ia Washington 70 protect him IN Lis rights
and desei tie Board O. Enrolment 70 hold him as they
wopd not accept Of bis substitute
Tie War Department subsequently sustained The
action Of the Board Of Enrolment and Mr.. Crocker
same time after the time given Lin 10 report had ex
pred was notified Of this and requested to call at the
Office Of the Provost Marshall bu; lie neglected 10 do 70
and was arrested.
On examination by the Board Of Enrolment ur
CroekeJ was declared 10 be ableboded and was order
ed into the service but q matter Of en.oncy lie
allowed furlough until Wednesday, when he viii have
10 90 into camp as by the decision Of The War Depart
ment his privilege 10 furnish substitute or TO pay the
conmutstion money is now cut OIL
Nj Croker is the Of the Hon. Samuel l.
Croker. Of Taunton. formerly member Of Congress
AID bTother.inlaw OF Maj. Gen Couch.
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AFFAIRS ALo0G rnn uIsssssiPPr
Attempt. b, Gacrriiias 90 ob.ifHct are Rive
-ghey ars Drivcl Oh nv {" GUnboni-
Capture OF Rebel PAY snnsicrs with
80. Non oOO-rg, .-,c... h. Eg.serscrs.

WAsIr,sso,. Monday. Sept. - leos.
Rear Admiral Pol.or. writing 10 the Navy
psslriaeai II n Csiro under date Of September u
s.yi.
#. q rive. below ssc,-s quiet: .Aesc has been bt.
ere t.1f. made fo a. t4-ci commerce ~ trans
,oa 4 body Of -ucI i. ai'acAod tie g,i,' oai chAi
,,on IN behind Tie .el,. vale SIZE was conToy.'e
odv a. roops below. lle troops passed on safely aae
the g. ,u,or stoplel ssd fought the Rebels min she
rsic thtm retire. i.sine eol4c 81 tAeF 1Acn-sepN'
,,,sr-. They have lot leln heard q since e1ceias
flat tsey were fall1- back on A'c.anlIia' General
U,r~a. having given them chase viii LIS diFslOh'
Az came p oycItccE pa.t q tho Marine LE-s-le
rodcr Colonel CaI,g. 10 reported 10 lie 'Ah1 D. h'u
ms. csp.rred AZ Dol,ar tlce I;cle p-yl-as'eS WI.
- 90 90 IL Confederate MONEY! "a pay OF iie 'oidei
~ rtf-ic Rock Hc also csrt-rcd The escort coAt''lns
If g men. This vii lot improve the dissa'.Aci'i
nos, existing in General Prices army AID tie h,@
news we hear win be tia, General Steele hn p''se'ol
# Ltle Rock The cluboats plca up dessi'eFS ever!
dav WHO say tie Eoal., DO 10; ilienl 20 is-i J.
Arkansas and that viii lopcl stops ale II be IN ~
Union again IN 40 days. Lieut. Bache c'pufed a'ol
Na.;ocs WHO aas Oh colscilption ezpea-i4ol ''-a j
cave unusual satisfactioa 20 al ne people
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n1nrho,s-Rcne,il1L n TllegropL,


cHicieo. sept 22-frorH qnis ID declining tendency
WHr orli and 10 lined &C. saifs u ~ "a " tQEN
dull End lined sc fs'c ~ tbic VATs dl AZ 50d3lo
EF,rirr-q go bo floal Jl.oJ bEll heat eSoOy bush
Corn. sBWvEaTs-23Oj hhl- tlouf 1900 bush Wheel,
o. - busi Corn
RuyF.ro sept 22-fLouR IN moderate demand ard m-r.
bet uuchanled NHRsT-Mlrkrt si.or end mode ate De
mani. flis ~ : lta- i8 tor Milwaukee Club wa
81 3. for Esl Winter No thc,go Sfrf- q III ird
Isi Win's lAaal, % 3 &C. corr ..l.as % g. OArs
selrs at a. WHISKY fr1 n fs 0tv- tkf.l fRfioH1s-
GA Com &C.. ami Wlelt ilc 70 Sewlo.l. Hr RTs.3 ~
hh's floir lof 90 bush Nhra' rs ~ 5u,h Corn 2'oJ
bash. O4tl FEFoHTs-tt' Drth. Nheat, 13rvOo bush
Corn. o. l1tush. Oats s"s bush Barfy.
OsxycO sept ?'--lLorg steady WHEAT fTfnh quiet ;
ssr. 4 o. 6nsh ola Milwaukee Cob at 81 TO- lJi bush
new Red ',tiana r p Cons hrm bu, quiet BARLEY
tgier - l6oo b1sh CsHadisn q 81 - Other s'f.hs
qI.rf. CAsAL FsErsHTs better Flour go, Whit ia He
20 NcwNslk. L,EE igTOREa. l.,I bash. Nhrst. spy'
hr.h nsrs. CAxAL FxPORrs 20oN bn Flour y 600 bush
Wet, o. ~ bu.h Tom s0D 0ush Barley. l,,obusl Oa.s
AfaAsf Sept. -l-f LorH 100 ar'ive demand WHAT d II
but hrm; bite Ken'ncsy ~ -. oATs &c icr STATE
Cons nom ID al; D., o. bush n store - tie BARLEY
readily tf. 20lor Cyu 81 - for staie iotf roNri
s,r. Ootnsh Carsts Lds' az ist a. = 5 SHIFTED BIZ
lows. POI BUSH Corn. 500 bush Feed.
ClseIxYkHt sept g3-4Lera. The mlls't opened hiil
hu. '-n of d he rioe. NrEAT riles eaeI but quote
tons M ahazfrd NHsEf &C. Mes FORK he'd 81 10 ~
EIcmAseE scw lors IN large demand
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Prom ChnricslOIl.

The Z. s. steam transport Fulton, Captain
Woten, from Charleston Bar the 10th al loon ard the
L. s Steamers Cossack and Mississippi, which sailed
the day previous arrived Oh Tuesday morning but
bring nothing new from Gen. Gilmore.
The Mississippi reports passing Charleston at a. IN.
OIL Sunday and heard heavy firing.
The Fulton reports that the work Of mounting guns
Battery Gregg very slow in consequence Of the
noyance received from the Rebel Battery Bee and Fort
Moultrie by shot and she'll which were fred at inter
walls Of about 20 minutes.
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Iru,slcr-' Guide.

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ftfrfrlfur IIfr. tisr d. = r.. and Fsl ltisef
ir.I..f5 ~ n d.ly tsa.d,y sararioil....... 5 p n
90 Hort.n. ~ =. Haven Eii. Fa Springfield,
s-..t "a n. s-...........1s 10 ard q ai4 p.
s,. r. ,sos, llle .........il, 90 o p ~ sunday "a
20 n4aao hy tir RI, lot Of Chamber
AaH TT a ~ tAi . v IA
- llli. flfe ltaua. la- o'lss f'sof's on Lonf
itiari - 4. b. halfuaa lsoin Jane rip All
ftlI lfh o. b. H................8a , AL 4 r
q. fLiai..rIit ~ Sew Jtf.fy Railroad ioli 81
Carrt.sa't &C.. lfa rl 80 = ~ g. m S1hfay y T. m
To Pl4.alrfg ala ~ camden aud Amloy kaiload,
Trf.. o. f00f n Barely rf.............'a N = o.
20 Na.Aar,af.. ~ New Icrn- RI z lol ~,
trf q snf lli u ffl' of Contend =. Sunday .. p o.
o. o. Wet IS tsffn' kaIigoat Of NrwJcssryi
iaot ol CoaIt q sHi r. , q. n......ani = u
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d..

ElRDsALr-On Monday Sep, y aisr iayerins illne,';
John Wian Of the late jonathan BiFdsal ased 10
Tie fiends Of the family and the Society OF Pends In
yl.ed TO attend the funeral from the idece Of h. noter
o'clock
BRowHE-on Monday Sept, 81. af,er long and painful
ress which be bore with Christian fofttnde aad resinA
ton George ". Browne. IN the 'ith yer 81 ~. ase.
Hi III, nd and icquauianccs are respectfully nyted 20 sen
the funeral from his lie residence No Es', iiteetth
street, Wednesday afternoon Ct o'clock "iiAou iufiLf
invitation
CRARY-rn this city. on Sunday afternoon Sept 20 after
shoT, iness william X, e.tes' son o. Giles X Saiy -
broihers james T. and Charles H. or Invited % attend BIZ
gner ron The re'degse Of i' ,.hsr no y ~ LUZ IA.
remains win be taken to Cypress His Cemetery Tor 'asf
ment
DBpLEE-rn panhuIy, Coma on MSndy SEPT ,,, ?,
lhb..e aged years months aud :. dsyf.
III fisnl the family Invited to attend Tho fnn''s
ts day ~ cdnesisy I'D. u No. iTo;n me redsAce o.
h. parent. No "a Broadway, without fertile notice
HOwE-At Brighton Mass, Monday Sept 81 Catherine
FIELD wife Of George H. Howe and daughter Oh the i-e
Tt i1sS nd fissd. Of the family invited to attend
fanrF ,hs dsy lwene,sayl "a Inst 1t q O'clock
HOPFER-on Monday Sep, 81 Mrs. Ann LueFe'iA Hopper
IA The esih wear Of her sS.
The reaiive. and attends Of The family respectfully Invited
q atfsrd her fincrsl on ThuTsty the lh e occck
fo TIE residence Of her 500, NO. lti West hs"icsril
street. wi. out further notice
JFNKiNs-., hlbsny. Friday, Sept. H. 1873, Elsbe'
Tfacy widow Of Leauel jenkins.
ROHBISs-Dn Monday Sept. ~ Fanny Morris dsrsiier o.
G.or.r aud Susan Robhns IN the ii year 81 her aze
II. funeral will i. held a. the Church u IN" hoy
Con = luor corner Of sirth avenue and Twentieth steel
az N.dle.ily mornin. At 10 O'clock.
TOREEYOn Monday Sept, a. after lors Illness q, reeks
III, y. y sars Eusnr Nsn'andi wife q Jo;efh Ief'ey
oil tl. civ and daughter o. The h,e Cen Peter Nanksnt
The relatives aac suds OF, the family. and those ~ her
tro'icfsi Ia law Robt Lane w Il. scord and john Ray
oni srr respectfully iAsited 10 attend tns ,unrte w91,
farther notice ZION. hc hog.. II tie leile 10 S9 tih
asea e. on Wedneiisy sfefnoon u ? o'clock
y CON Nv = -
Wet River E.guInau, Bay L. ratcr On w cine'i,y'
Aus ~ a..l 80 ycars che Rev Wellington H. Iy'f former
PRINCIPAL 90 the Pshrd Mas. Young Lacirs Institute
n.l late OF the Cincinnati Female Seminary
CL.caro I'D t-aalo pll eFs please copy.
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PRovosr MARsHALs oyrcs 9TH Coxe DIsrRicr(
STATE on " u, isTuAy, n. W. COR w t.fh'ur ,aea

''A', - NKw.iosx. sxPr. H. 1862
B Dres Sn Of I'D shs a
spon same poei'hed for ,Is S'G JTSKiNs
Captain and Provost Mar,hsl lAth DIST y. L.
AN ACT relating Hebeas Corpus, ara esu~,ns J~~
X. b '"se,d 5v hs Seaafe House q Reprs'en,airT
tAe " tied Stdsss y dnoied N to.y, 90 TO- I;.I
during The present Rebellion the President Of te onhee
ss, whenever in his Judgment the public safety may 70
quir- /. authorized to suspend Tie isg a. ~. az nv
, slsrrt Aud whenever ANA wh,rcver the said privilege
Shall be suspended Aforesaid military or other omoss
hal be eonpeed in any writ Of haeea, corpus
% ,he bly olany person or persons detained oy him ~
au,hoy Of the Presidents but upon 'he eeinsae ss.
s 80 Is eaiued Sv lin - prisoner under authority
Of the President fahc nnsi ss having ssusl
shessd writ 80 long said suspension by the i'e"e
r s9s ,nS y 1sSs ,s a uSirED STATES
PRocIAnArios Co.. h..o,l,,,.A
WAa. Constitution q Ss uned stats ni "" BE- NE
mes. heu In IF rebellion or INVASION sc PaS
lie saety may re3ar. and 's'sr s ,ass;on It'll exist.
as nd ,hS,ess by statute which was APP on .e
day il wa. enacted by the sera'e ard oase o M 'as
.sy he Unite. States Congress assembled VA uae
lie resurrection the President Of ,he .ea =
wheney,r his Judgment the public sae my !, bhs,s
sa,hori,.d TO suspend tie privilege oil me WIN :" uoess
s"r1,s in any case throughout the United states
any part thereof and rasia ,saoe s me privilege d
inc .d viii shall now be suspended throughout ,e ontsd
state IL cases wnss by t.s AND cs officers d un
state, or any Of them hold persons Under 'ns i ~
in their either as g'S.' .oess or ssaen enrolled
SsSsd or mustered enlisted ia OF ee.onsns 70 '. sd OF
anenabie TO military sw OF .e rules and articles Q!
war or the role. regulations prrserao a io 'e ra
ss. q, fr resisting dr for other offence asSnss
II The military and naval service. ,,..,, ,,,.s
W ,Scrrfore Abraham Lincoln, President OF the tntes
States do hereby proclaim ard make known 70 al weom
nav concern that The privilege OF he WI, OF Haeas Corpus
the United states ~ the several
h.fors mentioned and that this supsnsion WI ,oni"'
the a alton said rebellion nnt IN, ~
camaon shall by subsequent one, 20 be issued oy VIC
dsu, OF the United States be modified or revoked ,h,
And 10 hereby reqU al siraes, attorneys INV am
civil officers within the United States snc az o s,atss
etbsrs in the military aud al services OF the t
10 take distinct notice Of this suspension ana a. d v
eject and all citizens Of the United states h the cossl
srn themselves aces rdinsy and IN ccno-n, In ,uci
,uon OF the United States andte laws Of Congress '"'
cases made and provided 80, ..r.,,to set my hand
lis In testimony whereof have ssrsd M. iMl
and caused TIE Of the United STATES one thousand es
d.v of H. the year of our Lord orc
hundred and sixty three. aud oil the h''f
States Of America, the lightly osn' AUAM LINCOLN.
II By the President .s.,.
W. Ii. SswABo. sec.s.,ry 0fs'a's'
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WAsHISf IOs. Iue'd.y. sep. : I4ll
TEE official information received from Gen.
Rosecsanss army. which is several hours later than tina,
publ ~ H. this mornings papers confirms the leading
ro.a.. il .lo printed ;e,c-rams. Tie fact that Goa.
Eosec.ns was not sooncr Iecnfo.ccd j. certainly noi
tie fit Of tie Government; but there is ro doubt that
every eao.t Is nov making increase bis strength H.
re.cliO9,s.-cats ilo-. l-osc than oEe direction.
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hIfLG : tAhliN-ssTli.ss.
WINTER bAIUfr-iirmrt
naHSiMs MUsfUM-in4ian Chief, Python, &c Hryn'
tlls--Istf &C. Poet the Ghost, Ar.
ALI ANHiA rAAfLfOS-E4l er'T.tniitD. DC
AtAuFsff coy MUSIC American iuf'i'ui" Fair.
PARk InEAILA, BrooslYn l-Eaini Aes.i Beauty I'LL
fhs ffa.f
lRtIS0 nALL-stef,or;icon.
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The Ron,bn rdmcni Of Port.bn-Flaf'e'

Bo5IOS. Ihnrsday ScPi. = IouJ'
4 private letter states t!at 100 lives were To- Z
In the bombardncn, Of Por, Platte. ST. Domingo.
The LOGS Of property is also quite heavy Tie American
consul remained at Lis post. The other consuh took
refuge on board Of vessels In the harbor.
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pr11rr ro DnArrnn MrN-The Rnard of

Aldermen Of Bock resolved to relieve the following.
named perfons nom the operations Of the dra at the
me- ting he'd Yesterday;
Sc-ond NiIi Jau's Hines. Fifth Ward Philip Marley,
JOHN ;. Eit,y, Charles Nnson; Iightb Ward. William II
Ieii1n; 50 / Mnld. Si.nd Moo John Gibbs. Eaward
Shields. lsc Weeks Jorn smith; Stteouth Ward, Michael
rail Joseph Fink Antra Nrswad George n. Linssy John
&, ke Ifcll lick Miller. Frederick JOosL
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Mail. Close nj the Post-omce.

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