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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Ninth District.
TW gLPTH WARD.

Yesterday the draft in the Twelfth Ward
passed q peacrahly and judging BY the temper Of tie
spectators satisfactorily. There were but few persons
present and tley manifested but ;lo interest. The
total number q ballots was stated TO De 27i3 from
vch G5 w,ro drawn; that number irclldcs the IN!
percent. Tic counting of tie ballots has supervised
hg CO.. j. NJ. Long. Simon Pator. Asa l.. shpman. and
CaIt Jc. .s tie latter requested b.! ile citizens
20 act eih the Committee. Among be persons drafted
90 james Gordon Bennett g. This completes the draw
rs Ia tie IXth CoascG!p,.oa District and winds up
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SIXTH AyBsUE CARS. - Khe report shat
coored porsoas not permitted to ride in the Sixth
avenue ears is un,ruc they treated with the
ciyi.y accorded to white people indeed ;lo conductors
on taoso ears arc Il. Us civil and obgng. The Eighth
avenue cars alone Layo the uncnyiahlc reputation OF
running boind the age. III every there is card
orhiding the accommodation Of coored c.iizers' ana
these cards are read every day in week by ousanaa
OF passengers with no other feelings than these oi a~
gust Tor their author.
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x.cc~ipf- of Produce.

,rttsr 2a-a .nl bbIs. Flour asa bbls Corn Meal 0N
bis Whsav GI18, bushels wheat, III 30 bushels Corn.
$40 bshcs Rye. 29.l9 buhos Oe. 20 kSs froslsloss.
.l,O pas PclloieIri, l05epkgs Butter.
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Mr.. A. T. HALSEy, late President OF the
Bank Of New York. died at his residence In Orange n.
J.. oa WelneSis1.
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PROGRESS OF THE DRAFT.
qhe Twelfth, Thirteenth, end -Four
teenth Wards Yesterday.

LIST OF TIE NAMES.
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oe,soer.s. o. pa Droome-..

C-rs'1. Chss ~ Div.dou-si
9 .naclf, Clas. % iiti. -
Ca --i-r Chss 10 Z u'cr-f
O,r.zn James 50 bfaudst
% stein ls.sc. . ncstcf-s.
G.ftef. 4. 81 Ridseit
Carm, tt. 81 Grrld 9;
Gt-l,n DMi, 81 Grand =
Gem James. ~ oIlLc-s'
CIe1.. AdoioA k35 Dr.sucy-f
G-l.s boz. ,, = Sheriff Il
O-lia ltobt. 81 Go. uoia-st
G.fH Vim 90 Grand q
Gr4g } A, u h.tofley-st
GA0.l. Slnl. ~ she1f-st
GesIy, 54Il ID
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COMPLETION CT THE CITY DISTRICTS.
Long Island and Staten ISlandOn Monday.
Fifth District.
THIRTEENTH WARD.

The Draft was resumed in this District yes
tc'd7y morning the Third SubDisrict consisting Of
tie Thirteenth Ward being next in order. This Ward
Includes at part Of te city living between the south
side Of Rsirgton tie cast side of Norfolk the north
s'dcs %. Division and Grand streets, and the East
River The quota OF this Ward is 5SJ. 10 be drawn
frofr .65 names.
a; 90 O'Clock Capt. DuGy appointed Ridley Austin,
GcoiscH sharp and fxCouncilnan Anthony Miller
citizen Of tie Thirteenth Ward TO count tho slips
containing tho names ana 90 inspect the drawing The
counting having been concluded tie names were &C.
rostcd in the wheel ard the revolutions Iotentous TO
sowa " the anxious fascS which filed tie room began
rae drawing Tor tAis su5.dlstict completed at
=. ,.ocs.
Ridley Austin one Of the Inspectors Of the Draft was
drlaa ia this Wald.
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Oib,on 2, C5 Pits,

Gass. Jls.. " Columhia-it
Grn.y. John % Niletf.
Sr-h ~ Geo 81 Co.uml.a-gt
Cannon. Chris. 10 Broome-st
Greene. LaWl4d. ~ LsW.s-st
Gub. fIcik, 80 : Grahi-ft
O-attm. Join, - Wiilet-gt
Omnon Nm ~ Disisiou-ft
Cumming, JOHN. 2s1 DelaLcey
Oavel. Jas 9 Collm1.s-t.
GebD. Chas 80 Dslsneey-st
Gerina.n John. Is rTcouie-st
G.frfy. E.sn % Pi,t-tt
GrNl. john. - LT1ome-ft
GHlei,. Pat IS DIoomest
;. ~. BIald-s.
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Oe4Iyo4ia

Egghss. JH, ~ Ridge -
gcfnirg VI, 2,8. De.aueoyst 4
Nss, l.. rs RiyilglDEsi
gel.n.ssey. 4, 80 De.aucey
Poamo.isr r, lG7 BIO0me-s.
Fushes. J H, u Wilgtt-st
kossr. D. y Esst
b1. Yhies. II ~ Dividon q
to.oarrGIi. a 25Z Hidse-st
Eoekenfo.ph. J., q A'tomeJ
1'oel. John. ~ sncli'-st
Ii.t. Piiip, 10 hro0r1est
oHae.Ger, J.. - Le@ls-ss
GsIeu. fot. a sLcriE u
.E4ulsn, l.. lfl EI0Ome-st
losis } 300 Deiancey-st
IlGDfc.k J., ~ OoeTCk-it
Opp rfery, r, ~ brCome
Soimos. 4 1l Culmb.s-ft
I-muoud,W +, ls3 RiyingtOu
tesnsn ~. IL les'eIsi
kietmn, HglIln - LToome-s
Bog. Jeeoy, n tlnu0l.st.
.cfheii. Wa. ltl Deiancey 81
geb .rl iienfy, ia CiutoA.s.
fazs Join u Il Sheng.st
Hbi J., Il CO.umOis-st
HoHmsn Albert, lil Clinton .
Heztel simon. lJ8 Clinton -
Hammond len
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r,f.. =, el9 ui,f-IIn-s,

Eydcr Jas e'2 Division It
ho. o. Lrwis. lai tlI.fDp-st
Koiua,y Simon 2il nifisu-s
Robbins C,Ils 4 10 ,o.lu4ll
Iii.,v. lno. e. L,fr.-.-t
I.il~v JOS. 3f5 l.l,in2ton-,t
Ruasc- Geo. iua r.ao..-st
katl. - u.. i.-i llr r.sy q
rD.c. ~ri... $50 I,risit
E,.l. t.-i 10. ll Nueit-st
q 4st ..o. 3D. Lewis q
klt. WoN ~. Aug. 80 sl..ii 90
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2, ,-.r. Y,ii7 Cliu-on-.:

T. Aaf H.tf
fgl@.. Otto. o5 -ut0.k-st
Z Lac. Ja5 h . l..Fe erst
a- Tros b. 20 Wii|ett-st
Sysu.. Cysus. a.. bloome 81
LiseullD, JoA'
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living 2. 2ei Divisioa-st

EVUg, =, 2vi D4Vls4on-tt
JsrmoH, Carroll, % Pitt It
Joesk. Pred, l13 Cl.uiOh-st
Johnston, J, - Oo.Ick 81
yoAes ~, sl CaLLOn-st
yGmsn, G. 81 Piltst
gsmes. John fooLJ, III Broom
!l4g D4nl, 81 hiyllgtOn.t Il
ssaioS. Il. . Hidgc-st
jacobs, Sam
t',nsn, Aug, ~ Norfolk u
hs.s Pau. "a Ciintou-st
LA.saDe yer, + ~ Ni.lcttst
hieh, Mich lzZ Broome 81
hlsnsyer,. Cbris, III brOome -s'
ss.odaA, n, l5T hiyington Il
sgnn, John. 50 l.ewisst
isnshosr, CLss l5l Clinton .
-sah, Pulp, 70 LeNissi.
~s'.fss Cha, <.z Delsocsy q.
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Fl.-s-sn Cir 30 Grand g.
Ftzpail.ck, Id - H.-e,t-st
Fogr.y. lhcs. =. Lewis-t'.
3 W.sl. Alirew C,erck-st
2. re. Peer % ..ofio44 ~.
!rl..aa, " % layia.ton o..
FAhes Henry l4s CIinton-st
{g.-lucis. Jno, 4 (ong1r-s..
7 .e! J If3 Clinton q.
tiei.euDacb, {, III Del1cey
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,t.-,,n rred Q, RiS-est Anderson Wir 81 Carnou-st
i.x.- t.' A o., Iiust Aoe Geo, ~ Nilcits'
A.. tu..p - Auprey-st Ae.l0eTo Peter, 20 Suffolk
= ..- Iu,s- so Eisiu-t1n tlcisj
= T11, Il. $50 le.r.cy Anthony, Potter. 80 Gfands'
l.... f. in - Alton rv-- A!.cl. samuel j.. hti-z
n..r .s.. o. - to.uirpisst tou.,t
Is.la lll aro1i.c.s. Aul.r,on Audv , Csnnou-st
r I4s. lf L linton (searl Ad.ils Robt lt lca'oc. 20
q. ian SOC Brau.ry--t ar iu.ou David J ti-ani.l
I...... oe - tt4aal- 8 Ar..- A.. sAelic .
5a. lr I,.l.ey..t Adrian. Sel Ell - S-t.!st
...n Nm o. Clrslf.t lu.u.. Thos "a pe.4r,ty-tt
Z .... lf,i Is. bro1l,-st Ai,, ooa. B.f,. lcwIs.t
49,. .. .s tfa.is 81. f-.... ifel.. - a.l.Oi =
.... e. Iiti,.,n-.i Anderson, Mar sGl4e, 81 Can
A alr ar.y 90 Ni..t.. l.t
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IN La ~ Hrnn,.e...

u ncT Ia z I4ooi.".F
Bo4u4r, Dcrli- - brool.e
u ~ o. q. 10 l.ffiIe .cn-at
Drmeii. jos -. - lllee-ft
D-r43 .on. Jas, J3l De Al-ey-t'
b. gler,y. >, u GoeTck-si
J t9rsy. IhOs IS CaBnon-st
fe.si -. in0. 50 lfcome-st-
b. .f-ss Clss. lOJ br0ou- --f'
tsrcs, Matthew, 50 Lewis Il
lono..y Michael. 81 " i..ett
4. a.. Rudolph, 593 Grand &
j. 81. John J, &. . Grcpd-si
Demo-. Joseph. 10 IL .s-s.
Deyli1. John, O. blooms Il
DeAl4ss, J ll
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Pr....t. Loo. Cnnnn,.si.

Fc''.ii. Jos, = tunho1-si-
lcftI-. Coo. u o.. 'hf-.
rfo-,l. licn. ~ iIoowc-st.
!'iei. Andrew, 2ilitsL
",cslcrt. and. 90 s.rrf T.
Geo IS ColrfIniasL
Pv-. il.s. s; Curu1u-st
I@.eous, EdI, sua s q.
fAi..ps. Nei
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e'-c7-- Nm- ~ Crrl--'


s. hDr. (lss - NIe1ucst
.-u'h. Jl.les. - LcwIstt
SCI I-fI. -. . ft...u
~aui. 1. .uI lltt linton 90
$ .llil John -.-i D.uneey
-...tl. y. g.. 80 lr.ttst
: als. % sle.iist
s.c.Iue 4. 'alr,y. 10 A.lte u
.4 CO II r't..f.
'l.. li..f tllt Url.i.st
-cfu, ". stlOuuo-
r4l n.t0n. ..IH. go tIs ..'i
= lIfAfr jacob. e.. No..p.A 81.
Sierar-d Joul. siIcstes,I"4.
-..D Lc~is. J l.3 tAlioa lc-s
-clom, ..cf. Geo, - iicsier 50
r..g
% 1r1 Co'grN.s-s.
I.t.. .i..t -. 81 l..ts.
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Fifzre.aid Jno. l31 bfoomr-st.
! I!frLO.G, Ihs., o. LIO0ne-i-
, lrr. Ge0. go 0rlrd-si.
Perm. nobt ~ l-ung' ou-st.
.FHL-r. Win a O0eIcA-st.
F.a.eg-u. l,a.pl. ~ M. a.
Fogeyig. Jr0. 81 hiigcst.
Fraak. sail'i 9s Attosu~y-ft.
fo.ay.Aug4li. ~ Clinton -.
Focolty, Fai, I Hcsisf-EL
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Thompson. j. Cd. 3 A. lidre
l.at. tcf j.. 80 1o..u..--s.
1illiSu. M. ff : hoisft
Tsy.of e.. i3 ttfou,y-t
q .rL~r AI4. - -Acl1 Il
lLoMpfal. j, 1s lf.n.-r g
I4scy. " q. ..s l.itIAg.ou-si
Tanner, y. 3iJL, -L-'y
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Kasscher, 3, lc3 Clinton st
hopple, Jas, 2JQ Divisior.st
Hogan, Thos
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i.oi'-, H. MA it-st
Ludw.s. Chas. ~ Norfolk.et
LUcu'tAl,, " l75 Dclsucey si
laJay, Jas. lS8 Broomo II
Lets0n, John, li3 Ciu'on.st
l.aprr las p Coclck.st
lJh Thos {, 39i Grand.ss
LOWS. Chas. - IToome-st
lipman. Abfani. 2o1 iio0me
larkin. jn3. -. Hc aDccy-st
LuJach. l., . Ridge %
- on. Ji.o. 80 socfck-st
Lake, Joseph, ! Goorsk I
Lane, James.
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v shoye already spoken.

Allison. Coz, 2c5 Il'bory-st
Alexander. ! 30 Ml4Dtrly 4
tuofd. - (col lsJ R1rtor
AAdT.s, j., - bIoomcst
Allen, Cftou.
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em',h. Adm. 90 5 g,'.-st
-arls. Is. %. Leplrlt
...l-ll j u. 80 H'.aic!s;
.frt. Narf. So ff....l-sf
~il.h bon. - Nrrs.ttt
S.-.t.. ...l-. % tiftlast
&C.. JON s. ... t-4. u-s'
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NFSWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST o. 1863

Eeifcr, Jacob 2o9 Rivingion II
kouucdy, L A, 5-o CiGnast
~ bTocme Il.
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Deleny. l. o, - spnnsst
Digglcspeil, l.. IA klmst
Domllt. Hon, 40 Broadway
Dsy. Jonn. $50 Brosnle-st
Dui.n. John, II frincest
Donahue. Thos. q Mott st
Dillon, 4, ~ Spnng Il
Donahue, n, TAO Mulberryt
Dnhy fancis. H.! Muibeuy
DayidsLein, lshao 1871 Bow.
Drssk, David. 10 Mulbouy
Davis, Lea, 80 Iiowads.
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3 cloud Geo Ntf lI1'e
L.ta. c.I IJi 81 auy q.
Lrura. o.. t.r 80
!. r. 600. 80 hfa-iraT
] mo4. .a. if- I.r.rf
1 ..u Ts b .ft uty
/ anfrrr n lTI
..rfry. l.a- lIt litrrf 60
I.rs. i.t.a 90 IA. rr .
i.lt In.r g. lrty
Ia.Ear Nu Sr urf.
f..r- ltI ff 70
L.. sn.llf. f.tJ fif. .r.t
Leonard lro o. -lirr
LDafr .rH. 90 fH ri.Fs
l. .-lr Ihos 81. .faH~' b
I..afls ilHA 90 L-fai r.ll.fi
J ugy Lou.r. D. trffg 81
leo. fl-hafd - L.issheil .
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Ye.-,r. Clall.,. /. saGo,l ,..oe.
FOURTEENTH WARD.

z-su -.s, - yir-., Il,lracrsusn p.re' iig Clioa
| ~ u.a 10 Nli.ttu Za-u. fLll, ~ Ilo-L-os -
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z t.I 81 ls6 Draa-ey
+ -- + 53 iI'1i.-s.
E. Du.t4ye. 4us nr'mcey
( %. - >.rr.l-..
Frs.trri, - N,.-.ccy-st
81. q .col = NJ il.ct.-si
! rr. e.. .tt SuL'lA -
b j. DO ttn.cnlt
Be- L,S4s. s}- Gr.g
t,l. j4-fe- .i'. l4.a- a.
b I. - N.iict.-st
I t..., ts,lss s-s urard -
! -,l lss. -. Divisions;
& En- latu 80 Lrwtsst
bl0.l ilm... % -lEoiA Il;
! 30. 1c.s th Attorney
Bun fiNlrd Co.u-.ti-
hrekl5. l. isJ ChLtonst
Pa -. l10 De- -y q
Gr.h. Hwry. 55y 6rsli -
Er.ws. ldrn. , crf o. .
e g %, li5 le....ry e.
Brow Elriy. 10 Columbia =
fn.rl.u NL lls Ci4,o- /.
fts.k. fLas. - Leals-st
t.si.t.f Ito.. - lrocme-t-
Bis.3aof frrtz il7l.iltol 4
Br.vn Wm. I suGliA-si
Er4s- IA. J.. " ..cii-st
f.ad q. Al9.ga. llaCirtc-
Buu, Join. - Delalc ~-st
POW r.n, Aio't54O 0ranc -
Eylnes. ,Iica, 20 ul AcS } 81
L.lIy. iohn .cj uc'-Icey
r.we1. WA. - slao'k-st
bcrmar, a, 4lC O!an1-s-.
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. ~. Olends!

i'orrer. J,i2 Colorbls.rt
T-flis } 80 Norfolk
ulse. -. q AOri9lk-tt
HcDef. =, ~ Dfoone st
uudDer. y, lj5 lfiv.ngt mat
li-ut1u. j n Sheiff.
liiTrcn } 3 Ics'eT-st
ll'iwsin iSl kiving'or =
iisuaon. " "a, % CMl9n-s.
Iaflsr, J G. AttoFnoytt
liamHsou v n, 574 Grrdst
lieines. g, 10 AtioTney.sg
HcD. crler ~, 20 Ai4ge-ft
He'd Martin. % Cannon Il
Iswkfnccht h, ~ Delaney
Jlswk. ~. 81 Attorney, rear
Hswails. +. 10 Clinton u
Hubert. JOIN, q ii.t-st
Is.drf. Joe. 80 Delsncey-st
Hilaen. John lJJ Dig.s.oD-st
Hart, W, % j. ds. .
-HOward " J So Attorney'G.
ttencr. Geo, fiit
iisullbel Mr, 80 Pi,t-st
liar. Mich. ~ Divi.i'n-s'
Ioofesrher ", ii5 broome-sl
Bahn sand z5l Dolsucey'ft
.liaraI.. j, - COllmD.a-1
Harrison. Tno. {, ~ Lewis-it
y, 40. Grand u.
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ya!mer 2. io7 Hester st

Weifs Mathew. - Norioik-t'
Wa,erhorse L. ll3N Ns.Icey
Wilson, JCfn t4s 'claIl l4a II
Nof Dtio. ~ Irocmr -
NaI jacob ~ l,'dsrst
WsfisrI Nib 'O Ir-ri q.
Mus er. lrc,b. g. il...~si
Va .s-. Gro. .-.3 l.e.ay
WLl.fL0lsc D.. t.t lo li-s'
y ool Os,. lr5 Lf.of.f %
N,aslil.iol. H. lco. ~ % a.
tomey -
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Illry. f1'eI : LfWI' Z
Thompson " - a. ii.t-st
Jur,n. thas. iaI Ifo.r'" -
ro.I. ~. 10 DE- .1rry -
Iut ID d 80 iic Ii. ~ -
Tloug ou. q. ili Ai..L.s 81
Iouhay } 20 Lfoomes.
Itoip. b, W Canton ~
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y
Jeryis, T'heO Z CnnOn-,t
Jane, Wm II, 10 Norfolk 6
Jones IheO. 49, Cinton-st
Jepson, itobt, 81 Norfolk It
JOIdsA, IAOf, % Ooffck-gt
eJOlos. Latham, IN Drlencey- Of
Jcicn, Geo. 3Jl KiviuytOn.st
Jaler. Chls, 80 BIOo!Ae 81
% Attorney q
Is.
Eochler, Harmon, - Lew.s.st
kt!k, a, ~ Delancey-st
Keancdy, j J., ~ Grand II
Renee MI, Columbia 81
,Kroeck. Alfred, ~ Attorney II
KlneT. Thos, 81 Cciuigbia.t
kogicman. Louis, 311 Grand Il
tKellosg. Geo, ISJ Hiyington-st
Allk. james ~ BTOOmc-ts
hieo, J u, ~ Heslci.t
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Coz. S.ucu - Clinton s..
l.1.snan. Jno. llf Iies;er. fes
& .l1ln, Ihos. tuo ufai.- 81
C 1v. Eohf 2-5 Blc.l.e-st
rzrf.ca. Jao. ls7 Clinton =;
Cce1cf Thos. l55 Dcl-rcey q;
Ce..s Geo a, 60 Division :.
tlnrbc.l M. 81 Pitts;
C. ,nsn. , - bfocmsst
Co-.4y. A 81 ATTORNEY Il
Co sl. Zion. so G.r.1-ss
{ rauu. .aos. - Ilocme-st
Clag--a, william, - Csn'
TO. 81
Cisrs. Is. 81 pi,t-s.
Cor.y. =. - Calnou-st
Geo , 81 Efor' =
C'rcs'in. fsi 81 heriIst
rorsI =. 10 l,.l ,tts;
c.. "a. :. IiZ Ciiafon-st
{ -sky. ILOs o. Ceunon-st
J--m g.. 80 DD.arlcyy
{. .-swl.l. = O. CmuoA-'t
Cc-.sr Inos 90 Ni.le.. .
C4sAlr 1Ao, % ,rlLd-ss
G. /. y. 80. l.lrll.igl 10
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Matthews, 7, j. SufolA.st
VI arns, J, % Iolmus's It
Muller. J J l30 Gin INST
Ma hinan, J. lGg Ciin'ou-s'
Mclibr cy. y. 81 Biyirgton-s
hrhoDna h. q. Ni'ic,i.st
Nsstefdeld ", 81 ,csLmeh
Meyer, :. - ri.,. rear
Malice, 4. 20 Niiiett.s.
McNieuus, @. 8? Dclsucey.ss
Miller j, 23S Dciaucey-st
NcGivcn, T. 25i i,lfius'ou !
Mcusirgcr. q. 50 sher.hst
Murphy, IA. sDi Ursudst
Nuriey. I'd A Sherii-st
Nrpeyerf I'D. 20 Lewis-st
biiecr. !, 10 Norf.is.st
Moore. !. ~ Norfolk Il
McRcdrn. james 81 itt-s.
M1iei, Henry, 8 Lewis-st
kcM,ycr, uco. Sc Suiio.k-st
Eoh'ci. +, u Suio.A st
Mo- .cllsu, Mich ~ Carnor-st
,iclicu-S, " .'1 HNir-fon-a
lirllouy. "a. a. fid-c-st
Moreni, J. y. - Niuott-st
Ncy q. Nu " Grand t
Messenger, O., JJl Biriu.'on e.
Newman. Jacob. - SlG.ik-st
Norton, i, e. 1omgAins-,t
O'Ncl Jas, rs Clinton st.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
~ru,,rr All ROsccrass Hated by the Rebels
THE SPIRIT Of THE MfyICANs vN5SoKsh
WAR VESSELS ON THE GREATLAXEs

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHIxeroS Thursday Jan. o, 1913
THE HATE OF TIE REBELS FOR BUTLER AND
ROsECRANS.
A gentleman Just arrived here from Georgia
declares that the two men most bitterly hated by the
pebels are Gens Butler and ROsecrans. jeff.
Dayis's speech at Murfreesboro, in which he con-
Graduated his hearer rs that Gen. Rosecrans had been
relieved by Gen. McCook, was no bad indication oi
the state Of feeling in the South.
THE SPIRIT OF TIE MEXICANS UNBRohES'
The spirit of the Mexican people is, accoru'n m "
tl,e latest advices from the Capital unbroheh' i"!
ara united in the determination 10 peat oa'n '"'
French. and are confident that Gen. forey VIII 70
unable to reach the City Of Mexico with the forces
now unde- bis command
WAR VESSELS On THE GREAT LAKE.
TIE House Naval Committee reported to-day upon
tbs resolution directing them to inquire into the
rheapest. most expeditions and Trustworthy mooe Oh
placing vessels Of war upon Lake Ontario ana the
other great lakes etc., ETC.. including the enlarge
rpsut of the Erie Canal locks. The conciuiion OF
the report is in these words:
"In view of the foregoing considerations 'he
Committee are Of the opinion. ,.,,
Frst-That the cheapest, most exPeditious anu
Trustworthy mode Of placing war vessels upon Lase
Ontario and tho other lakes, should necessity LOT
dong so at any time arise, Is 10 luhch 'ne !"
fret instance upon those waters.
Sscoad-That il is Tot necessary nor 10 IL expo
dient for the purpose aforesaid TO establish water
communications adapted TO IT, passage OF vessels Of
war from other waters TO the Lakes.
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TIE Latest sOUTHERN NEWS.
u,,,cr Of Financial Ruin 10 the Confed-
c,.cv-Tax Hill 20 Produce SI5O,00O,-
OOO-AnotIIer Lying speech from 's"'

Special D..pstcL 70 Tho n. Y. Tribune. ,oc,
"f'' WAsnIsdros. Thursdsy Jan 8 leC3
Your correspondent the Kappahannock sends TO
tliis bureau tho following:
AaEY or the PoTosAo, Thursday Jan. O. 1862
have Richmond papers Of yesterday and Tues.
day. Ihe Enquirer says that the danger Of fimn-
ciol min to the Confederacy is imminent, and the
high prices resulting from the enormous Issue Of
Treasury notes are an enemy more formidable than
the Yankee armies II recommends tax bill TO Ill
produce Sl5O, OOO, 600.
Tie EA4nirer publishes the Emancipation Pro-
elanation, with details from New-York papers Of
negro jubilatiOns over it throughout tho North,
JoG. Davis was serenaded in Richmond last Mon
day night, and made long speech denouncing the
Yankees rs tie ogscouriDgs of the earth, claiming
Rebel victory at AIurircesboro equal to that Of
Fredericksburg, and predicting that ont OF it will
come tha, dissatisfaction Of the Northwest which
is ultimately to separate that section from the East
orn States.
The death Of the fugitive Rebel Governor jack
son of Missouri IL confirmed. Ii occurred ut Liltle
Rock, Dec. 7.
a Richmond paper of Tuesday says that Bragg
retiring FROM Mulfieesboro in good order, may bell
very well, but that il looks like Of McCietllus
changes OF base.
TuL1anoms, Monday, Jsn. =, 1863
To THr WAR DEPARTMENT: Unable IS dlslodge
the enemy from his entertainments anf, bearing oil
regnfbycements 10 him, l withdrew, from bis front
ni1ht before laOi. lie has not f/howed. Ny cav
airy are closs on bis front, BnHTos BRAGG
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THE FRENCH MEDIATION PROJECT.
VIEWS OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
FRIENDSHIP OF FRANCE voUCHEO FOR.
Confessions Necessary to Secure Fabrication
LETTER FROM DRouYE DE LHUYs.
rac,sl Dispatch TO The N. 2. Tribune.

sose,sl Dispatch to The N. 2. Tribune.
wAsnIsGTos. Thursday, Jan. Q. 1861
The French Minister, in an interview granted to-
day to William Cornell Jcwett declared that the
policy of the Emperor of France in proposing medi-
alton was wholly friendly to the United States aud
was inspired by u desire to see the Union re-estab.
lisbed upon a basis of mutual concession: that Ma
poleon was sincerely interested in the prosperity and
progress Of the American nation, and that for the
sake of that nation and the interests Of humanity he
lad made friendly call upon European Powers to
join him in proposing to both parties to the war in
America to sheath the sword and to deliberae that
France had no desire to be herself an a.biier be-.
tw cen the contendng States, but that If tho neds
ton Of other nations was accepted, or if we our
selves should meet in Convention she would be glad
10 tender her friendly Offices; that in this spirit only
was it proposed by France that England and Russia
should join her in the suggested mediation, and
which could only take place with the consent ard
expressed desire of the American people and Gov
eminent; that Napoleon thought the war and the
causes that led to it could not now be se.-
tied without concession, and he was also OF
opinion that conciatory spirit, under suspension
Of bostilties, would lead to peace. Monsieur Mer-
cier also declared that lie wished it understood that
the large expedition to Mexico was meant only to
repair the honor Of France, injured by military de-
feat and that il had no connection with regard TO
the American war. LODGED, that tho American poo
pie could not point to any act of France of charoc
ter to justify the charge that she was hostile to their
union, or their rights or interests. Monsieur Mer-
cier finally showed to Mr.. Jswet', and gave him
permission 10 make use Of the following pa,sage in
recent dispatch to him from Drouyn dc Llhuys;
Explain frankly, and in such q manner as to be
we'll understood by the American people around You,
that the Government Of the Emperor would always
be happy if no could contribute to the peccation cf
a friendly nation, at all times, on any conditions.
alone or as proposed, with the concurrence OF Great
Britain aud Rus.is or with that Of any other power
that may be desired by America to cooperate, as II
duty 70 humanity and good policy. and with view
10 the best conditions for the future OF the American
nation"
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xxXyIIth CONGEEss-Third session
SENATE. ..WAsHISGTos. Jan. 8, 1868.
PETITIONS.

SENATE. .WAsHISGToys Jan. 8, 1903.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. WILSON tRop., Mass.l presented petition
for the increase OF the compensation 10 faymas'ers
Clerks. g..
Mr. FIELD rep, n. j. presented petition
for q uniform system of bankruptcy.
REPORTS.
Mr.. COLLAMER (Rep VII from the Commit
Tee on Post Offices and Roads, reported BACK Inc
bill to allow additional maiiable matter with the
recommendation that IL ought not ~ pan; he Dill
proposed not TO allow bundles, parcels, &C., 10
be cent through the MALE.
Mr. WILSON REP Mass, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported back the bill to raise
volunteers for the defense Of Kentucky, with an
amendment as a substitute.
THANKS OF CONGRESS TO GEN. ROSECRASs.
Mr. WILSON also offered joint resolution giving
the thanks Of Congress TO Major-ien. Rosecrane,
and the officers and men under him, for their gallan
try and good conduct at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
The resolution was referred.
On motion of Mr.. SHERMAN, the bill to tax
hank bills and fractional currency WAS taken mp,
and be proceeded to address the Senate in favor OF
,utn taxation. Mr.. Sherman made long speech on
che bill.
DISCHARGE OF STATE PRISONERS.
On motion of MIR. SALISBURY PRO Slav., Del }
the bill Tor the discharge OF state prisoners was
taken up and he proceeded ~ address the Senate al
Alter remarks by Mr.. Anthony and Mr. Powell,
the snbiect was POSTPONED until Monday; and
after an executive session The Senate ADJOURNED.
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THE LATEST FROM yICKSBu re.
REBEL ACCOUNT OF OPERATIONS.
Our Forces Fall Back to the YazoO.
NO FIGHTING OF CONSEQUENCE.

Special Disp.'ch 10 The N. Y. Tribune
wi.nisa1os. Thursday, Jan. 0, 1861
Richmond papers contain tie following:
yioK,BuKo. Friday, Jan. 1883
This morning our forces advanced against the
enemy, who were erecting works on the lake, canS-
ing them to evacuate the place leaving hli iheir i'
plenents for erecting Qualifications, ETC. our 'o'oc'
now occupy the whole country bordering on the
lake, the enemy having returned to their trans
ports and gone down the Yazoo.
Lates,.-The enemy have left Chickasaw bayou
and are reported going in their transports to sny'
ders Bluff on the Yazoo, where 1t is supposed they
will make an attempt 10 storm our works Our
forces are well advised Of their movements.