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It has been found, while firing at the run
uirg mau-target at Wimbledon, England,
which Is scarlet on one side and grey on the
other. that the scarlet dazzle3 the eye, and IL
hence the most difficult to hit, from leaving
red streak behind It, which uusettles the aim.
The grey side was struck seventy four times,
and The red only forty. two times. It Is q Gu
rinus fact, too, that men with grey eyes shoot
better than those wish eyes Of other colors.
The Liverpool -Hefcury boasts OF It's re-
cent purchase Of one Of Hoes rotary si1.cyl.
irder printing machines {Amez1cau thongh 1t
be), and pronouncce 1t "a remarkable triumph
Of mechanical Skill"
The Copperhead BsIalo Courier's Phila.
delIhia correspondent gi7es particulars Of the
appears the malicious and profane heading
"st1uek dad for lying"
The field Of the first Bull Run battle Is
thicklg et.ewn With flowers, which spring up
from the midst Of the moulderibgsand rusttng
medley If that days horrors.
"A Congress of the Rothschrd houaes has
been held RECENTLY at Paris, ostensibly to ar
rnDge family matters-lmong others the re-
tirement Of the Neapo:itan bEauch, leaving
but four houses, at London, Paris, Vienna,
and Frankfort. The Rothschilds, like tho Roy
ii families of Europe, only marry between
their own families. Permission is eaid to
have been given ct this Congress- for younger
rarge Of first cousluship."
Thomas Wood1ock, Of Syracuse, was In.
| tured in horrible manner h8t week. He had
gone to sleep near one Of the kettles In , salt
| work, and being suddenly awakened rolled
into 1t; then 1eaping out Ia agony he landed
| In the next one, and again into third He
then rushed out of the house and plunged
| into the canal, whence he scrambled out and
walked home. He Is not expected to surGive.
| Woodlock 1s discharged soldier, having
served five years in the regular army.
In the year 200 the Lords Prayer COM
| menced: Sure fader THE are in heifnas:"
in 800, "Thee ure fader the heofam;" in HOO
b1isse;" In 1900, Ure Fader IN heayen;"
| in 1400, ssFadsr our in heayen," and In 1887,
TO our father who art In teavan."
The American actress Mrs. Key Blunt
bas been playing Lady Macheth in English at
Paris, though Ct course many OF the audi
ence had to be content with the action Of the
Piece.
The Bank of England does not retain all
Its specie at It's OWN pleasure. On tha S:h OF
September last 1t received ess 900 on deposit,
and the came day lost 14Q, $50 eoyereigns,
which we're ahippsd to Brazil to pay balances
and bny coffee.
The marriage Of daughter Of Victor
Hugo "with an English officer Of distinc-
tion'' is announced ii the foreign papers
Queen Victoria had At length resolved to
emerge from the sec1us1on she has observed
since her husband's death, having promised
to attend the inauguration ofa statae Of Prince
Albert at Aberdeen.
The following letter from Mr.. Astor Ia On
file in the New York Tax Commissioners
office:
NEW YonK, Oct. Is, 1868.
Messsa. Williamson, Allen and Brown, Tax Com
missloness:
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1hcHonae ofTuttIe.

Gen. Tut:le, the War Democrat, who WAS
toollsh enough to believe that he could save
the Coppe1he.d party from treason by secept
Irg the roEjnatIon for Governor Of Iowa, on
peace platform has been repudiated By his
own neighbors. We learn that Keosaqus, the
Place ef lis resi6etce, and Democratic pre-
clrct, gaye najority Of sixteen rotes against
him; = Th,le his own county, Van Buren, Zone
efthe southern tier Ct counties in the State }
gave so majority against him. We also learn
that one Of thoEe who worked against him
mcst zealeue1y was bis OWE brother such
are tic rewards Ct those who permit them
selves to be used by tie friends ot traitors.
, 1863-10-25
Chicago Irtbnne.
THE mIsS0CRl QUESTION.

30& NkxG1V1AA& %ko4A@ AV4es
Herewith We print, in full, the Presi-
dents reply to the Missouri Kansas delega-
ton of unconditional Unionists, who soli~
cited the removal Of Gen. 6chofeld, com
mandcr Of the Department Of the West,
accompanying it with the Letter Of In
strucsions to Gen. 6ehodeld. and also Mr..
D1ake's rejoinder to both. They are docu-
mcnts Of immediate interest and as they
deal with matter that has been greatly
mootedl ii our sister State, where much
bad blood exists, they will, VIC are sure,
attract the attention Of our readers.
With all proper Difference to the Presi-
dent, VIC believe he has not done wisely.
Il VIC should lay aside, as irrelevant, the
political bearings Of the question at issue
between the parties in Missouri, the re-
moyal Of schotield would be still demand
ed He is incompetent for the great duties
that are imposed upon him-not 80 much
by his peryersity rs by his lack OF power.
4 weak man, possibly believing in the rec
1itude Of his intentions and the necessity
Of Ills action, he is controlled by wicked
men; and until more ability, more firm
ness and more zeal are put in his place,
the naeiac&ion Of Missouri is impossible.
Schoie1d IS only shadow.
But the decision Is made; Schofield re-
mains, aud all parties must acquiesce, until
such time as the President, having more
light and wiser counsels, completes the
work that he has begun in the letter to
which VIC refer, and, instead Of instrucing
the incompetent, puts him aside. Mean
while, we recommend to our friends in
Missouri an observance Of the caution
demanded by the exigcncy of their situa-
ton. II they are prudent and discreet,
their cause will become the cause Of ths
Republic, nnd Noncompliance with their
wishes will be as impossible as to prevent
the Mississippi from flowing toward the
Gulf Their first necessity is submission
to the authority that bears now so heayify
upon them; and their next is an appeal, ak
soon as Congress meets, to the unbiased
sense Of the nation. But to that tribunal
they must carry record in which obe,
dience is entire. Their day Of Triumph i
mt far nff
, 1863-10-25

NAPOLEON LEAVES MAxrMnIIAS IN TIE
LuRcu.-La Francs announces that H. De
Bellcgme, member Of the Corps Legislatif,
has published pamphlet entitled "Franee
and Mexico," which concludes that on The a:-
cess1on Of ue Archdaks AariaRliaa to the
throne the arork Of France tao.dd terminate, and
The Frzseh troops seouM b. Immediately srith-
dyate4.
, 1863-10-25
THE OHIO ELECTION.
NEGoTl1r1ONs FOR PEACE.
Iefr, Davis to Pack up aud go to
MeXIC0s

IT.. N.~. v,-t. k@.-oY7 cora that r IVeef1ap
1ns ~" - 1efma m,.1s.m .a's 'aas - "ser ne,
oradc Jewttt have 3 formidable competitor
T., na,ca rar,t;,t,on IN the norxon of a n,
.s-.. eLsu
zachafie toe cosnaoe9os. II says VI ""'
We remenenbeE when the Doctor male
his debut upon the national stage. Jn*t
Zachrie went to Washington, resp!endent
with diamonds and surgical instruments, ana
Gu. the corns Ct the President, tts Cahtnet,
General Mcclellan and the entire Army Of ths
Potomsc- For some time after this the
movements Of the administration and the
alas! both onr administration and our ar-
mics sftck In the mud. The corns have eri.
IDENTIFY grown again aud need cutting. How
ever, Dr. Zachatie did the country a service
then, and Mr.. Lincoln and Secretary S1nton
wers not 9ngrateful They sent Dr. zac9sr.s @
Bank. snd bis brave eo5ps. zaeh2z.e POI;
formed has operations WEa ~ ~ usn4 mafTel~ g
lous Skill, and the result vas INC atmqss @ an.
mediate capture OF Fort duoson. lna3 1scs
shows lechasle.s Ealue as an any III tne sIg'
orous proeecu1on OF tne Ear. Buy II.
g1eat many traenos aud aanefents oi 1sn
na5is IN New Orleans, ana ne learned tnat
the Southern people earnestly desired 10 & nave
the Har aettied W1thont further bother: MIA
this intelligence ne acnte anu dinioEatle m
corn cutter tmmsdately stafssa M 1or ta MAs991ag r.
ton, and, having escaped me r. tolla q me
rebel pirates, whom ZIP gan Mlnkie Wsnes
Allows to 1nle ne Thve, re- AT alzaTea IN safely
at that gooqiy nIt ungoai5 eHy. .,7.7
Aga y sna Maaasgn' - IL s1toa S nSn casa 1ass
ap9a X h, aa4s1' ~ "Hne @s,onarr fs1,nw 1itn
inklng LIN nd ~ hons 1;s+aa sa'.b ~ etne' Tns
Nems nss tSan - a.snta, ~ ,nd 0 gsnf tn t1a
Pusd Preai1ent ueD Tba I n,omcnt zacbarie entered
m rreelaens ane nons 1soa,.t;nn roon the
H,af fnT I1Es.u; IA ort ~ 1oo+ ana con
a ei e ~ aa,,s us1a W. Hashor;e remnaed fhe
plnea ~ "a tsa ~ eqee ~ f,1a ~ 1ha sama line
G}d ~ 9 ~ su,n e.ati1 ~ forted and interest.
o1o @ aoe ~as .,ass - or - Rich.
~ aao E,S III. mo nass ~ Tent r. Fort.
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Tbs net proceeds amounted to about txo
thousand dollars. Whether the President In
tends to give another criticism upon ehaks.
peare or not, the Journals at Washington do
not 10y. His letter to Mr.. Hackett has been
commented upon In England, and not to the
diacrtdIt Of his dramatic taste,
, 1863-10-25

TIE PorrLAR FEELING TOWARDS Esa
LAND AND FRAScE.-This feeling was de-
monst1a.ed at the RussaIan banquet on
Monday last In New York. The Eng
1ish Admiral eailed away with his
squadron without replying to the invita-
tion to the banquet The French Admiral
Rs5 maud sent polite note Of regret On &c.
count OF previous engagements Every one
Of the speakers had something to say in con-
demration Of tho bogus neutrality Of Eng.
and the antlAmerican schemes OF France
AL such sentiments !Were warmly and en-
phatically applauded md endorsed. The
unsnimity ot the assemblage IN regard to this
snbiect was remarkable.
, 1863-10-25

I0IE.. 1'F-o 8t1os s1*1"
Comprehend majority IN these &c counties,
Ices; ditto last Jear, a,s55. Union gain,
8, ,727. When the other three.fonrths Of the
State arc heard from, there will bc VERY little
left for Copperheaas to e1ult at.
, 1863-10-25

TEE PREs1pEHT AT TIE THaATRE.-The re-
Gently expressed wish Of MI. Lincoln to Wit
ICES performance of Macbeth" was grati-
fed last week, When Miss Cushman appeared
In Washington, In the part Of Lady Macbeth,
for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commission,
, 1863-10-25

The New York Hos7d declares that 1t Is I'm.
postible to 1aiee The nen chilled for By the
Presidents proclamation by volunteering!
As we expected
, 1863-10-25

E It cost our forefathers seven years
of fearful struggle to achieve Independence
and found the Republic, and it is worth a.
, 1863-10-25

l~ The Dubuque Herald claims that Sec
reiaTy Chase bought the Ohio election With
greenbacks. II that be SO, it only proves how
readily Copperheads sell themselves.
, 1863-10-25
FR(N1 THE ARMY OF THE CUM
BERLAKD.
The Sffuntfon-Nev Order By General
Rosecrnns-AN Novel Collection Of Va
Rrants-t:eR. FoPe-Tho Ohio Etec'
IIDu6s
from our Own Correspondent

CHATTANOOGA, Uct. ~, 1888.
Eor f,ree aove It has ruined fncessantly.
-. a,nssnnerca military oncr,t,ona ~.
'<lo sls ~, sI.,.t t.. ,o,.
~ = s - ' 1-.,.as ..~ts ..,o-+ ~ r,,,n
th6n 1nfee Annoteo JaFus apats' a"o o1att'
tain their old habits Of Intimacy and cour-
tcsv. Both perform their ablu:5ons and
na ,4.,.,u
ofnh ifo4n lug eau'e e'! ~, "10 1aos"a''s
forbear shooting at each other, and other
nsu.1 demonstrations between hostile armies,
1r,,sa- .hosa ac,-,nmst,nces ran re.dy,x he
=. ~..~~..-
tt
esnng' We nase Nv n rh 1sAes ~ uos.s.os'
20 firing to sFcak OF, sna no ammeoaats pros
NEW ORDER BIT GEN, RosscRAxs.
,cr ~. .n+an,,ea t., oht,1,,;n,v +ha oro,,.,
10y 1".s e-.e s,. Da-s ~ S,,,
1zanon OF tue foa1th A1!ny eoFp., you VIVA
recol1cct was incontineutly snuhed ont by
fbe Proyo.t Marehal General Of the Uepart-
-a.+ s,nca ,h.n -, Ro.o,,.re h.a I.snnd
oenI a'n.o sa. ..sn os'' Nsa ..osa 1's - H1ss
Ione, btieades and regiments from giving to
spnnutIorized uc1sons,'' tn thich class hsiu-
cludes newrpaper correspondents, any infoz
nation Of the cope olidation and Organization
Of the army, and also forbidding coreeapon-
dents from taking aug memoranda of such Or
RantZhtt0n 4Id Eo06CH0aLl1n 10l puD1caLlQ0
Or for private nEe The use Of our eyes Is
no: denied Us, I believe,
crsyr.1 PORE
80, -
The 1umored appointment Of Aa1or s7eneraa
Pope "a commauo IN me army OF lne Gam
berlsnu. "Mch, ne Jaoge from pasasFaph IN
late AGrt1eIu paper. ID contemplated. Gre
ates the 1yeliest satisfaction In that portion
Of Tie army which va nnder Us command
at New Madrid and during the Corinth cam.
paign. There is a wide field hero for q Gene-
fal Of his experience and excellent military
abilities.
AEoye1 COLLECTION,
~. art,os ,,,,rh asro1ra ,,on +bo
80 y. 'ns eanse M ~ 49, .,tv
s enIxs ueionsns ~ sAo - 6.-1 49,. u
" .t ~ paos9e e tts5 20 IA Pos.' 20.
oae s, easo5 a- ~ ~ .si4haTr - ssa! r.. T..
suns Mn H.. snu rhsa xs ~"ao.s peaos, as,nsa ~
ato-,- evxse ~ e,{Fo ~ Ill offnr+s "a ~
Fant the,r 1ne~pss AZ MANAGE to coue fn.n
town and convey intelligence to the enemy.
4 day or tNo since, while our artillery Was
engaged In trying the range Of one Of the
heavy guns on one Of the forts Oh the Left,
two or tbese gentry we're discovered In the
act Of making s.gncls to their friends on
LOOKOUT. OF course they we're taken into
custody. Citizens, male and female, negroes
ef Ill genders, and newspaper co:respoadentss
camfote the vsgr*nt order -denoui:nted
t'unauthorized persona" Yestsrdaya motley
crowd Of these Migrants were gathered up
ard driven through the streets, aud pu!
th.ppgh their PAGES ut the point Of the bayo
ret. It waa 1n Interesting and laagh.b!s
collection ofspccimens autfpod IL in characte,
AID position, Well known writer's for metro
politan iou1nnls, marched cheek BY jowl will
Africans OF male and female persuasion, ant
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great an effort on the part of the present
generation to preserve and perpetuate it,
though CopperheadB think otherwise.
, 1863-10-25
mantn.

w ANTED Correspondents.
w Fre 1opnx ladies Of rs.pecs.ale casr..ssrs
n fo.taae a. 30 u 1oaalcG A1d xosd aAsuEd VIA g
ea sss
e, ssfss sss1 asS.sehx xs
ofsss IS ssseS ss I: *''' 1olle on'0a. Ae1a''. 1-
N AN TED-Correspona-ncs by
lro,ss 1eSns naes: epiest ps:taa ;ox, il ts aa;;
ES MET ii lai.ntfy. Germantown. reaa. o:s os,e y
w AN TED Correspoaoence.
~ Tso grim s1saEsd s1rr.ors. wha hs.n s'ryet
p r. .: !:
- Is + i5ss'
Tenn Phtt"krarhs e1chanzet oc@ssctls
w a N TED - Correspondence.
ss ssg = os I'd Es + ,:as
11aa nsSa ovs
tappy 3oans }ates !. a. ai.g,. re al.
a:iai1e tae1tf:?m. wr,ta: te.s c3astns aad sad
aoSi iss l.: il ss e. 4ss
w ANTED An American Lacy,
" thirty th.ee yea.s ot sge. vonld like sftus-
sn IL q t-s %ss s,s e. =
drtts &C H." Eaetne. WIS. org STls
NJ ANTED-3 canvasee1s, 20 cap
W mske1a I thlaekimitt, b, I'D $ cooks. and
sltuatte ID for rock keerers se'esme fn h9ra-
ware stc1e2 c..:ks porter, 3harts e.4 btak -
lai Des,hcre II Get 3ltuAtt1us procureh. 5,tlAcss
me n auppl'fd viii Taa tep. D. B. SHERWOOD i
co, r q. Dra%es CTS Chtc4.o- oc5.oa;1ls
w ANT Ed Hotels, Bo>rciug
w hnu,e. AID private 5sm:Nes sapp.na Wit n.
nae Re Of ntf de.cl lpko1- No klri5 F1.l b8 sent
fl otte uEIaso .Eey csn fnrnt1a E-ot -ecos1
mentzt1crs from tbeir former explorers. WAat.1
Ame,leaa E9elisa Itian: eeoscR. 1armsa ,rsaa,a7d
Ctnce IS! Des-oorr. COT: !. dtsan stfhet.
D. 3. SHERWOOD + co.
oc25-es1i1: F. o. Drawer 63B. Chicago.
w ANTED-Five good comps.
W ure 94a siteers. two Plumbers snd s4van hos1
| to leA:E the t-Ade. Apply to K q. AoFAsLANE. y
| fss.lfe st-stt Alsa. two good Flnisee.s e: tie
w AN Employms n1-s75
" amonta Agents wat tted to sell *ev'ag W
sod Of employ sgerm wno Win work c,t. TIM ahoTG
wages and w. peid F;.y p&1 1ucutsss a1d-e=
c kVE9LEs q. CO. Detroit Mich "cs nft1 ~
NJ ANTED-(Hmttans MaeLir91
| ~ Every r4.11af - kno. ehas ois -,te1~+s
miA4r ca1 earn Is 70 ~ Eer week wtta oas OF 49,:
II fhirtf ds7, Ps.cs corslete. rs. wesi:N ?eu.c:
nag 81 from s. ce1ts 70 oc. send 'c+ c:=os1sr =
''@"'s' 'sfsaN 'sEaNsSs i:S s k1L1og, Genera Ass.x.
| a1.s.s2.Ha-: -. Laka atsee t.hfearo, II
, 1863-10-25
Boarding..

pOARDING.-Two Rooms can
1-s be- ,obtstued With beard for gaatiemeo n1d
Wiyet and ono room Tor two alnGle gentlemen. ia =
eep-a1 and desirable location. by sddre44iag with
Itfe,eEce: Box es43. Chicago Post 9aco. Also lew
%hy be a1deEA eAo be accommodated. Cca5 oB53at
, 1863-10-25
Bf,1eral Nutifea.

T OST-On Clark street, between
containit between RS and {cf Tne finder Will be
literally Iewa1dsd by leaving It at this ot1ce.
, 1863-10-25
On Re1,t.

TO RHNT,-Two Rooms at 90
Il LaEe sdeet. up staIrs. Iaqnite at 103 Laks
atyeet oc1f+os50 1t
TO rem T.-Nice]y furnished
= lodging rocns without board. for zeatlamsu.
peru snt Of ttA1sieLt for rent st TO- s. Aicnagsn
AvrLre 0c25 3.5l It
, 1863-10-25

Dr.. James Hunter, Of tho h.n ok Drs, Rand J..
Hunter OF New York, ind it necessary to caution
the pubic against the snpposition, that he IL or
ever has been connected with any practitioner in
Chicago: he barring been informed that assertions
to that fleet have been and are frequently bean
made. The only offices Of tho firm aro t8 Wash
1pgton street, In this city, and e3a Broadway, New
York.
chicago, Oct e6th, 1853. .oca8osi31t
, 1863-10-25

WANTED-$5, geo worth Of SEQ
w ote hand Clothing. furniture, CAIpet4. 1eW.
elry eaa Fnrs loE whca VII pay ne b! hess p5s1 ss
1tclsp to dBpose of wl please cz n 81 south Nens
GIe.t $50 clQss Non1 WAshit gtcn or Addre4 =
Pf1auna. =: w "SA AA>S' ocsQos48at
, 1863-10-25

WANTFD-Agents to sell the
w "Iupst1ated Encyc!oredla OF ADlma.et Ma.
fuil DESCRIPTION OF The d.foren. Races Of Man and
tto varions Heasa. Birds. Fahes 1asects Reptiles.
aHtnts ne making spiecdid profits Send tor c.rca.
lt7R. RnBlNbVN X FUaF.
ocMt B.l3t Box 4e35, Chicago. Ntoots.
, 1863-10-25
.Snr Gn[t.

.fur Gdlt.
TOR S ALE Lot o. Fr2iria
50 hv is ee. Llta on Ind;RnS A. e.ns bet oea Co-
Estco s1d RI: Geo stIsna 4, Les q B'.asp slaes
lcs ID dEe1 cit pats OF tho city. Aso- oambex VI
houses Anu lota. lAf47s and wcsta:n laEGt
hAML a bARGHST.
ocEce42t NO Metropolitan Block,
, 1863-10-25

CTRAYED OR STOLEN.-From
Buessk}n HuEsE s6onf tsn 1s5;so1d ~ e HI ablsaS
.tIPs qn his h,ck A., ose retaIaiog said AZ: = %
post odlce No t9 8, Nelas srfast. will b. ihetn1y
IeT1tdod, CkAGfN d CO. qc2loS61e1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
SPECIAL DISPATCREs.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Exchange of Pfisoners--Rebel
Legislation--Nationa Bal
anoe of Trade.

WAsHINaroE. Oct. p


WAsHIEGroE, Oct. %.
Commissioner Ould publisheda a notice in
the Dispatch Of the goth, declaring all
rebel officers and priVates captured pre-
7iOus to September 1st, except those cap
tured at Vickburg on July 4tb, to be ex-
chsAged. This, the Dispatch states, in
cludes the stats of the rebel Generals
PembertOD, Stevenson, Bowen, Moore, Bur-
ton, s Lee, Cummings, Holmes and Bald
win, and Of COlOnels Reynolds, Cockrell
and Dockesy, and the officers and men of
their engineer corps, and the 4th and 46th
Mississippi regiments.
The Virginia House of Delegates has
passed bill to suppress exchange in gold
and bank notes. A bill to conscript all
the free negroes in the State of Virginia,
between 10 and so years old to work in
mines and manufactures, was before the
same body.
Lieutenant General D. H. Hill, has been
removed from his command in the rebel
army Of Tennessee. General Polk charges
him with being the cause of his failure to
carry out Bragg's orders in the battle of
Chickamauga.
A poll was opened in Richmond on
Thursday last, to determine whether the
Legislature shall pass bill regulating
the prices of articles Of prime necessity.
An impression prevails with regard to
the relative trade Of the years 1862 and
1868, and it is asserted that 6 balance OF
S7O.OOO,OOO OF SSO,OOO,O 900 remains against
the United States, and that this will be in
creased during the coming year. This is
pronounced incorrect on information, the
authority for which cannot be questioned.
In 1860 the balance of trade was against
the United States SSO,O,OOOO. In 1861 an
equal amount was attained. In 1868 our
exports exceeded our imports S2O,000,000
and during the last trade year this balance
in our favor has been swelled to $50, ,OOO,-
000 one half Of the credit being in specie
This, of course, based on the already re-
ported exports, whereas the sctusl reports
are believed to be one fifth larger, on &C.
count of delinquent returns of customs
for the non-rendering Of which there is nc
penalty.
The value of our exports is not based on
our inflated currency, whereas, much Of
our foreign trade is for the purpose of Gre
ating exchange, and therefore, stated al
eighty millions in our favor, is not falling
off in the least being maintained to the
last moment of sdvices from Custom
| Houses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

recognized only IS voluntary action, not
as party serTioe.I I Nor win the organisation
be merged in any future party as a member,
without free will, or as tool, but will join
the party which agrees with its principles, as
an independent ally.
ResoE1ed, That the Convention takes most
decidedly the part Of the brave emancipa
tionists of Missouri, 50 cruelty persecuted
under connivsnce Of the Administration, in
whose cause and final triumph we recognize
the form and prelude of the course of the
general policy.
ResoEred, further, That the Convention will
give the emancipstionists Of the other Bor-
der States, their full sympathy and aid in all
sndeavors for the speeeiest and most COM
plete possible removal of slavery in the Bor-
der States, and that it especially expresses
it's approval Of the call Of g Convention Of
the Border State Emsncipationists, on the
9Th Of January, 1854, in Louisville, and prom
ises them its hearty cooperation.
Resolved, That we inscribe upon eur ban
ner the words of General Jackson, "TEE
UKIoN KUsT AND STALL BE PREsERvED," and
that we pledge ourselves to assist the Gov
ernment of the United States with all means
within our reach, in the struggle for the sup
preston of the STAKEHOLDER rebellion.
Resoived, That the Convention shall ex-
press our thanks and sympathy for the gal
liant defenders Of the republic, in the army
and navy.
ResolSed, That Cleveland, Ohio, be the
seat of the Executive of the Organization,
until the next Convention, and that the Exc
cutive Committee be composed of Messrs.
Thence, G. W. Schmidt, James Stopped, DR..
B. Cyriax, and J. Mueller. Also, that the
"Waeshter am Erie" Cleveland, Ohio, and
the "Pioneer," Boston, Mass, be, for the
same period, the Official organs of the Ger
msu Organization.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
FROM NKw ORLEANS.

NV YORK, Oct. u
The steamship Morning Star from New Or
leans October l7th, via Havana October 20th, az
rived here this evening bringing the following
intelligence:
NEW ORLEANS, Oct lT-Dates from yermiI-
honville up TO 10 o'clock last night, state that
there has been skIrmishing nearly every day for
aweek without casualties on our side To-day
We lost SIX men and the enemy about the same
2,OOO
The rebel salt works in the vicinity of Point
Clear, Mississippi Sound, have been DESTROYED
General A. j. Hamilton has arrived in this city
and VIII address mass meeting on polite 4 al
fairs.
The U. 5. steamer Tennessee DESTROYED four
schooners OF the Texan coast. They were heav-
lily loaded with ammunition and stores for the
rebels.
The old fag again floats over the BAYOU Tecbe
all distractions in the bayou having been re-
moved by our naval forces
General Shepley has modified the order for
the registration Of legal voters in such manner
that all legal citizens may be registered as voters
upon taking the oath Of allegiance, and making
declarations that such oath is taken voluntarily
and for the purpose Of establishink a lgovern-
ment loyal TO the United States.
Advces from Texas say that MatamOras is
still unOeeupieU by the French and that the peo-
pie OF Texas and Confederate officials are in
open opposition to each other.