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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
RRnAnMAY RAILROAD.

The Assembly Committee on Railroads went
through the farce OF holding II session yesterday
afternoon to hear objections to tho bill. AS the sa)-
iect has been pretty we'll exhausted, the audience
in attendance was small which Is pity as John
Van Buren made one Of his Characteristic speeches
In opposition full of his rsciest humor and sarcas
which kept Committee and audience. with the ex-
ception Of Mr.. Haigbt and one or two others, in a
sate of merriment quite In keeping with the occa-
son Mr.. Ward followed in an able argument In
behalf OF the corporators named in the Assembly
bill, aud the Committee soon after adjourned. No
body pretends to doubt that there will be favora
be report on the bill, and very few question iii
passage through the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
ASSEMBLY.
EYFNlNG SESSION.

EFENIlNN fNI4o7IVtN'
cr,. Senate bill for the protection Of New.York
b.-hsr was amended by approPriating Sl,OOO,oOO
Nd ordered 10 third reading.
The bill apprOpria,ing the proceeds OF the Con-
cres Land Grant was reported for consideration.
AR. ANDRUS reported the Animal Tax bill, as
follows: General Fund Of mile; Common Schools,
mill State Indebtedness, mill; BOunties, mills.
z EAdjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

FstnbIished Over Quarter Of Century.
DR.. SWAfNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Ha, proyed 20 be tho ecacous remedy set dscov-
cred for all pulmonary complaints, Coughs, sore
ThIost Hoarssness. Asthma, Bronchitis h9'
uopty.is (Spitting Blood) Short Breath,
Group, Wasting Flesh, Pains aud Sore
meas Weak Breast, Tickling lrriia'
tion OF Rising In the Threat,
Broken Constitution from
the abuse Of Calomel
and other causes,
all nThrost, Breast
und Lung
Complaints. Let
no disease, however
bad Il may be- or length of
time It may have exised. di,.
courage you until you have tried
thi. eat Medicainentnm. Nondsrful
cures have taken place, when, to all human
nrobablity IL could not be possible. Pre-
p,red only by DIR. SWAYNE son, No. $50 Sixth,
above Vine Philadelphia. Sold by Druggists and oeAlels.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

TO All Wbo Have Friends la the Army
Soliers Aid Societies Cergymen Editors. sad Others.
rapeeuy requested to aid In disseminating the following
winch j. OF interest TO all who have ifsnds the
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrangrmest Tor
supplying gantousy Information with regard Pstsnts
in the United States General Hospitals at tse tohow-
ing points 10 here will be added:
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
FROM Our Special Correspondent.


SOLDIERS VOTING.
The Democracy are thrown into the greatest trepi'
datOn at tho prospect Of the enactment oi ,he nv
giving the soldiers the right to vote ION naTe W
ready published the resolutions oiiered oy jung
Dean, proposiOg constitutions HuleDuineEs iIto y
secure the franchise to the soldiers, whch lndicae
rettv cearly the dispc sion OF the nary eauers W
ahufie off eli action upon the question ana Nes'eF
day Gov. Seymour took Inc eAiraoiuihaly ssep Vi
frapsmittioy 10 the Legislature Message, Whleh ~
- &c, nrotest against the passage OF the bill
xbich bas psssed the Senate and IL now under con-
sderstion in the Assembly, and an unmlstakaDle
announcement Of his intention 10 veto II should IL
be oassed. This remarkable Message was received
bv the Assembly just as 1t was about gong INTO
Committee OF the Whole on the Senate blll. whlcn
had been made the specia. order for last evening,
and in consequence of it's reception and 30 give time
10 examine It, the House postponed the SUBJECT III
Wednesday evening. -,
In the Senate a lively debate sprung mp on the
reference OF the Message immediately upon ITS re.
eeption The Union Senators generally showed
themselves keenly alive 10 the INVASION OF their
rriveges by the Executive III this unprecedented at
tempt 20 influence the passage OF bil not YET ma
tnred by the Legislature. Tie Democratic men,
hers or at least all Of them who spoke TO the ques-
ton like thorOugh-going partisa1s, deienced the
course of their chief. Tho Governor, not content
With his assault upon the particular measure Of
LEGISLATION under consideration, makes bitter AND
acrimonious partisan attack upon the General Gov.
epment which he sssalls upon the trite theme OF
arbitrary arrests In the spirit and virulence
Of a parry hack. Senator Folger, one Of the most
confederate aad judicious, as well as one OF the
sbsst men ia the Senate spoke In terms Of indigus
ton of me Message and OF the spirit which animated
IL and smoke OF II as entirely beueah the dignity of
the Office which it's author holds.
The Senate BILL if it pass the Assembly, will be
amended by providing for the submission OF the
question of eonstituionality to the Judges at the
next term of the Court OF Appeas-ther decision 10
bs rendered on or before the let day Of August
II is difficult 70 see how even our Governor-who
might be a lineal descendant of the famous William
Keft. so many traits have they in common--can OBJ.
sct to the bill with this provision attached TO it,
but party necessities are urgent, and they demand
that the soldiers should be disiTanchised or the
dreams Of Democratic ascendaucy will vanish for
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

d. D. viii deliver the Sixth Lso;urs IN tho Free ogu' t %
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April IS at 4o9, o9l.,M - R,his NJ
rooms the n. Y. Young GUS Christian A2c's,
House entrance 3dsy aud s.st Subject
Of Nature aud RUsla.on's Young men arc 0''"'A'
10 sltepd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

The Council called with reference to ,hs purehase ei
the OIverst Meeting.Housc. Chathsmsq. for the
M.rnef cause invited 10 Teassehle in the Oyerh
Meeting. uouse, GU THURSDAY EVENiNO, April l6 at a
o'clock to hear the report Of their C0ntee The PuohO
are invited especially friends oil sesmsn thia Will Do
Meeting than ua interest Several speakers are W
dive brief aidreses.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

Elegant spring Carpets and Oil Cloths Of
HIRAM ANDEkS0N'S, No 10 Bowery, displayed in @ zen
spacious Sales Rooms Eng.h MsdAD, Brussels, fhres.fy
aud Carpets. M.t Cocoa and Canton MsIting
dow Shsdes &C., at attractive pshces All goods g. ses
.... HIRAM ANDERSON, No. W bowets.
Snie OF Fine Pictures.A choice aud yaaao,c
collection OF 6rst class PAINTINGS priecpay " pf NJ "a
artists to be sold at II. n. LEEDS CosDsns'S' W.
H.s,aa.al, op THURSDAY, A. II . III
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
PUBLISHED sENl.skEkLi--'
r..SJar Morning Il Friday Afternoon.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
End of another Volume.

With to-day's paper closes year-'"e
18th of the Seniors work here, aud 9th oi
the Company's. Those who have pad up
until this time, will please remit asa'n Ii
they see proper, and We will do the best
we can for them: those who find their
paper stopped may take it as hint thai
We want some more of their money.
We now have to pay sll per week
over sl.5O per day-for paper only Fac"
(whole) sheet costs us cent CASH oe'o'e
# is printed-say 81 cts ii year Tor every
subscriber. Add to this our rent,fuei'ink'
ve.r Of material wages paid workmen,ana
LIVING, and it will be seen that the rrolts
On each of our papers must be small. Most
other papers have increased their rrlce or
reduced their size, to correspond with the
times. We choose to Try the STAR "
CuRo,,cLE" at old rates a little longer.
To show the difference in the expenses
of living and printing, We copy our nome
Market prices, from the first aud the last
,,.ner, issued by us here:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

Printing paper was formerly from c. to
s. per bundc-now it is SO to S!2. he
merchants charge about double what they
did for all we want to eat or wear.
In 1913, our paper was $3.50 to 81. %
ner year-credt. Now it is from sl.0o
to sl50-cash.
Thus, while all our outlavs have been
enhanced in price, we have reduced the
price of our product
1t may be asked, How can you live at
that rate? We answer-By industry,
economy, making a good paper, getting
the best patrons in the country, and THE
Cash system: chats what's the matter. y
In view of the high prices, however,we
are admonishcd to be far more strict and
exact in our terms and settlements. The
distractions of the War have often hInde-
red our proper attention to business, for
which we offer that palliation.
We mude no efforts, last season, to en-
large our lis,-with paper"so awful h'g b,
there vas no object in i,-bu' on counting
nm End our issue is considerably larger
th.n aver before In view of the Pres'-
d.n,;.l election, we ask continuance and
extension of our patronage, and will try
TO merit it. .,,
On looking over our mail list, we find
o.. have inadvertently continued few,
papers overtime. They must pay up to
Get our paper, and in sending money bad
better pay So or So ahead to make
amends for the past.
PRospEcrUs.-Itis is not necessary to get
. printed form any one who will send the
money can have the paper. We can OTTER
no Premiums. Postage is cheap and
money plenty.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
Copperhedd Pyramia-ls6S.
Anti Draft Riot in New York,
and New
Jer
Sc

Ea5-The Freedmen Of South Carolina
are availing themselves Of the opportunity
Of buying from the Government, in tracts
of twenty acres each, lands abandoned by
the Rebels. With many difficulties and
obstacles to contend against, the poor fel-
lows have shown the right disposition, aud
those who purchased last year have done
we'll. Ons of them reports that he cleared
5000 from his cotton crop. The tendency
Of Emancipation is to bind together iu
families, as producers and prospective
consumers, Four Millions Of people, who
were hitherto serfs of Half Million who
lived in ease aud idleness on the unpaid
toll of others. Hereafter, let every man
earn his own liviug-shen the aggregate
Of human happiness and national prosper.
ity will be greatly advanced.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
Conversational Declaration.

THURSDAY, Dec. T.-Ou motion OF
GREEN CLAY SMITH (Uuiou, Ky) the
House considered the following compre-
bensive expression of views:
Resolved, That as our country aud the
yery existence Of the best government
ever instituted by man, is imperiled by
the mos, causeless aud wicked Rebellion
that the world has seen, and believing, as
we do, that the only hope Of saving the
country aud preserving this Government,
is by the power Of The sword, We are for
the most vigorous prosecution OF the war
until the Constitution aud laws shall be
enforced aud obeyed, in all parts OF the
United States, and to tha. end We oppose
any armistice, or intervention, or media
,ion, or proposition for peace from any
quarter, SO loug as there shall be found a
Rebel in arms against the Government !;
and we ignore all party names, lines, and
issues, aud recognize but two parties IN
this war-patriots aud traitors.
Adopted, as follows:
Yeas-Bdity, Broomsll, Hale, Kelley,
.HAiister, Mor,head, A.Myers, Il, Myers,
O'Neii, Scodald, Stevens, Thayer, Tracy,
Williams l4) Of Pa, and 10 others-'3
in all.
Nays-Aucona, Coffrotb, Dawson, Den
ison, MILLER, Randall, Stiles, Strouse,
(S) of Pa, aud 56 other Cops-64 in all
This majority of 30 in the popular
branch, simply reflects, and is conclusive
Of the peoples will.
+ Philip johnson, (Cop.. Pa,) moved
tha. the President should "acqaiesce" in
the Anti Draft stump speech Of our late
Judge Lowrie and the extinguished Judge
Woodward, or "appeal to the U. 5. Su-
preme Court" But the House "couldn't
see" how a single State can "constitution-
ally" dictate to the whole Union, and SO
they tabled Philips big ''idee" ty "a 2 to
vote.
Having thus declared, Congress would
ac. wisely in laying upon the table all
further abstract resolutions about the war,
aud proceeding to carry cut their resolu-
ton. Many of the "resolves" proposed
BY the Opposition are mere clap-trap-for
effec,-"buucombe"-and are designed,
by some catch or trick, to produce confus-
ion, and in the hurry of voting to place
friends of the Administration in false
position.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

,1g Probably no remedy for the cure oi
coughs and coulds. has become so popular
in SO shor, a time, as DR.. Wisharts Pine
Tree Tar Cordial. Physicians Of every
school have long been convinced that the
pine tree contained great healing properties,
vet nearly all were opposed to the use Of
common tar, being aware that ii also con-
tanned injurious properties. This objection
DR.. Wishart, OF Philadelphia, claims 10 have
overcome by peculiar process in the dislil-
alton of the tar, of which his cordial is pre-
pared and if we are TO judge from the ma
NY testimonials that are constantly brought
to our notice Of its beneficial effects. 1t must
certainly be considered great medical dis
covery. See advertisement in another col
umu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

m- Buckalew, Miller, and others, cleo.
ted to the National Congress through the
carelsssness of the Union people in 1862,
vote, every time, as JEFF. Davis and bis
friends would have them. We deem it
unnecessary to follow them any further.
Our readers may just rest contented that
any wiley, jesuitical, sneakipg, indirect
way, in which these men can injure the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

pa-The pirates Of the Chesapeake were
rescued from the British officers BY gang
Of their fellow-r -rufians. Another, small
vessel, Southwark. was captured from the
Union owners BY Rebels disguised as
passengers. 1t thus seems that Rebel
villains are scattering themselves wherev-
er they can do any mischief however vile
and unmsnly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

Gen. AverilI (Union cavalry) recently
penetrated to Salem, on the Railway
between $. W. Virginia and Tennessee,
des,roying it for fifteen miles, and thereby
damaging that communication between
Lee aud Longstreet. The Rebels al
Stauptop. Va, also feel alarmed for their
safety.
In bis official report, dated 2lss inst,
Gen. Assays: any command has marched,
climbed, slid, and swan a55 miles, since
the Sth inst"
Letters captured from Rebel vessel,
show some of their inside troubles. ). n
Mafit, ship captain, said not one vessel
had got through the Wilmington blockade
10 month.
Our arms continue prosperous in Ar
kansas aud the Cherokee country.
Ia Arkansas the Union cause is advan-
cling. The Rebels attacked Fort Gibson,
and we're repulsed. Recruits are joining
our armies, and non combstants take the
oath Of allegiance.
Gen. Michael Corcoran, born in Ireland,
in 1927, but for fourteen years Wholly an
American, died at Fairfax G. H., Va,
22d Dec, from injuries received by fall
from q horse. His loss is sincerely
lauented, for he was fighting the Rebels
in 10 halfway manner.
Heepan the bruiser, who went over 70
England for fist match, received good
whipping from another brute b'ped named
King.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

n0-One of the noticeable peculiarities
of our day, is the dulness of legal busi-
ness, shown in the fact that there are but
few trials iu most Civil courts, and Crimi-
nal cases also have been less than for
merly. The absen,e in our armies OF the
rough, exciiable, stirring population, too
apt to be excessively contentious, in cities
and towns, accounts for the decrease Of
crime, as the combativeness Of all such
characters is diverted into a more legiti-
mate channel. The dimiuution of civil
business is not so easily accounted for,
except upon the belief that litigants think
there is enough fighting elsewhere, and are
rather inclined to be pcaceable at home, SO
that disputes are more easily adjusted
than in "du!l times" Whatever the
cause, there is certainly dearth of law
yer's fees, and we see the Bar of Warren
County have peti,ioned the Court to
depu,izc two of their members to do all the
business, and to dismiss the remainder 20
follow some reputable occupation for q
livelihood
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
HNicger on the Brain :"

In the House, 2lst inst, VIM. II.
Miller, Of Pa, moved to instruct the
President to Exchange white men for
white men, ieooing all other questions,
including that relating to negro prisoners,
to be disposed Of hereafter" Mr.. Wash
burue of H., moved substitute, opproU-
ina ssthe measures taken by the Admins
traticn for the exchange Of prisoners now
held By the enemy in the Southern -pris-
ops, AID recommending the same course
to be pursued for far and just erchange
of all our soldiiers now held by the Rebels"
The House preferred the substitute, and
adopted it-S7 to 63. So Mr.. Miller is
willing to leave the brave black men-
every one of whom has saved white
mans service-to be enslaved, and their
white officers to be hung or imprisoned,
when be knows that the Government have
long ago offered to exchange "man for
man" with the Rebels Old Abe says
and the People say, "Our promise being
made, must be kept" Rich or poor,
VIM. Miller's color or any other mans
color, all who fight for the Old Flag,
shall have the protection of that flag
American, Irishman, or German, black or
white, young or old.
But this was not all. The same day,
Mr.. Harding offered proviso that "no
part of the money hereby appropriated
shall be used for the raising, arming,
equippipg and paying Of negro soldiers"
There voted
In f,uor of this propiso-Ancona, Cof-
froth, Dawson, DenisoD, johnson, Lszear,
MILLER, Randall, Stiles, Strouse (lO,)
of Pa, and 81 others-4l in all.
Againa-Bailey, Broomsll, Hale. Kel-
ley, Morehead, A.Myers, LMyers, ONeil,
Schofeld, Stevens, Thayer, Tracy, Will
Jams (lS) of Pa, and 81 othsrs-l05 in
all.
So Miller, and 9 others, from Penn'a,
want all colored troops withdrawn, and
thus to compel white men to take their
places, or yield all that we have gained
and submit. to Disunion and endless bor-
der wars. We are happy to find MIR.
Bailey (Ind. Dem. votes with the majori-
ty in this Casa majority Of GA for using
the strong arm Of enfrancbised men to
strike down the guilty slavelords who BY
rebellion have dsluged the land in blood.
This is the way "our Congressman
helps "support the Government" That
"Digger on bis brain" gives no room for
patriotic devotion to country, but inspires
him with desire to prevent four millions
of colored people from fighting on the
right side-thus virtually coercing them to
fight on the wrong side, or else compelling
the whites to bear all the burdens Of the
contest for the preservation Of common
blessing
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
PUBLIC SALE.

THE Trustees of the Bntfaloe Circuit of the
Evangelical Association offer for sale a
certain House and part of two Lots lying in
the village of New Columbia, {marked on the
plan of said town, No. 70 and 73) in White
Deer Twp, Union Co, Pa. al Public Ouicry on
Friday the first day of January next There
are on the premises a House and Stable with
a Well of excellent water and other conven-
fences. Sale to commence al o'clk Of
said day, when terms will be made known.
JOHN RANCK, one OF the Trustees.
New Columbia, Dec. s, 1868. pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

MEXICO continues barrasscd by divis-
ions. The French are making some
advances, but have lost Pusbla, while the
people are arousiug to harass aud repel
their invaders. Gen Comonfort, their
abless leader, was waylaid and killed with
nearly his whole guard. (BehoId, in
Mexico, the fruits Of . nation, divided
among themselves, an easy prey to for.
eign monarch
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
To Business Men.
TWO STORE ROOMS FOR RENT,
Chamberl,u's Block. corner 5th and Market sts.
LHWIsRlR R(. PA.

rNHESE Rooms are better situated, more
thoroughly finished and furnished,eonve
nient, and desirable in every respect, than
any others IN the place.
One is especially adapted for the sale OF
DRY Goods, or general Merchandise.
The other for the Grocery or Hardware
business or both combined.
The town has population OF 5000 persons
and Is surrounded BY a rich and very extensive
agricultural and manufacturing country.
AT present, there is no Hardware Store in
the place, or county, though greatly needed.
Terms reasonable. Apply 10 R.H Cham ber-
lin. CHAMBERLlN BROS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

~We see it stated that another Ma
tional Cemetery is proposed at Chattanooga,
where the Union soldiers who died there,
of disease, or we're killed in battle, shall
be buried, and marked as far as they can
be identified.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
PUBLIC SALE.

YNHE subscriber will offer, at Public Sale
on Friday. January /, ls6h al Blehi's
Hotel, in East Buiialoe township, Union Co.,
Pa, about dAtg
600 HEAD OF SHEEP, "a
a large number of which are in..nn6
good order for butchernG, and the rest ale
good feeders.
TERMS-Apy person purchasing TO the
amour, of ten dollars, or upwards, will be
entitled to credit OF sixty days by giving
his note with approved security.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. VI. OF
said day. IDec25l EDWARD M'ELREE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

SS-Tbs Chambersburg Repository
states that Maj. Harry White has con.
trived to send to his father his resigna-
ton as Senator. If SO, and the Rebels
persist in refusing his exchange, special
election will send in his place some other
good Union man from the Indiana and
Armstrong district, by 1000 or 5000
majority. An election can be held in 20
days after the resignation is received by
Speaker Penney. Should the Kebs and
Cops compel his vacatiog his seat in the
Senate, the Indiana, Westmorcland and
Fayette district eau send him to Congress
in place of Mr.. Dawson.