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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Sales bn Gntilor.

A. IT. MyEwfv. Arcrooeoi.
RY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., 1rving Build
' ings Nos Ss4 and $50 B1sadwSySaies Of Books Sta
tioneTy PiouTe Norki OF AT Fancy Goods Furniture &c
MONDAY EVENING. June ], a: u o'clock.
NEW AND OLD BOOkS-LompTising variety Of lDe
Library Editions OF STANDARD Works and collection OF Mis-
cellhneeus Literature, &e.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 3. at Il o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY-Of valuable Standard Works, In
varons branches, Including expenvs Books published by
tho Government embracing the American Archives, &c
Also, collection OF Miscsllsus Jus Publications.
4 J. BLEECKER, SON d. OO. viii sell on
LLs WEDNESDAY, Juue 3, a. 70 O'clock, 81 tho EI-
change Saeso0m No. III broadway
On S5th s1he HOUSE aud LOT, south side 80 r. east
3dav well bu extension rear, msrble rautes oldinS
doors, &c; lie 9lx96 let 2s1Lll22
On 88thtt-Tle HOUSE and LOT north Side l81 n.
west OF A. nearly new, brick Basement Pinch walls.
coton, &c size lx36 lot 2oIo0 q. Ts above t'e story
frame houses The streets graded curted gueted 10
The neishborhood 10 excellent and gidly improving with
facilities VI access by Harlem and Peckp aud
ferry bosts Mays. teias kc at No. II CsdarE adjoining
Bank OF Commerce.
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Ale0iful.

DYSPEPSIA.-Poor old Dyspepsia (25 years
~ experienced -Dy,psp,is requires tho .arn' MID ues
msn ~ Mule children Machinery tLs most simple 10 the
mot ourate add useful POlLLONs NiilIrus AplIes
tons al the Eiec,ucs Iusute No. 100 klAi 'Oihs y l.
.nNE to SIX BOXES OF " WINCHESTEks
" SPEClFiC PILL" viii psraahennv cure any case o!
Seminal Wedkns's dolly nightly, HOWEVER A6sEAfsfhh
resulting ona ipdseet0ns Excesse'i aud VII oe
found equally .eebs Ga OF the Ff1iaf Diats!e'
sud diseases generally Of the Uytaarg Organs.
PROFESSIONAL OPI$lONs-"I have used youi Sra
CIVIC PM "a rnsDy cites Of sper,airrhea ard with the "o
psrJeJ svsee.," zuTos sASDEss. NJ d. Ill. d.. Brooh
Ign. IS
"nisunsus specific s' any medicine ran b. ] have
cured very severe with from TIN DosEs"-B
KuIru NJ d. I'd Kcperfory Of Ned Scicnes Nssr. York.
PERSONAL" M. Wincheiter Is WORTHY % ALL cosy'
pEscz ans dsyotes ise automatically 10 these Prepare
torA"p. Meredith aees ~ d.. LII. Dc A"s'iea" Medical
Caztie. Hsv Yoys.
The SPECIFIC PILLb not a Homeopathic remedy, noi
docs Eercgry Iron Canibsrides % sry inIoui
!ugoisnt Price: per box six Do1ss (Uh'E ordsf,d a
ones) Tor 8. Sent ny mail sold who esaIs tnd retail ~
J. WINCHESTER 40. - John ~, y. !.
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
Counsellor ct Law Proctor ard Advocate 10 u D Courts
No $50 Broadway, Now YORK Hssidones-"o: W Lohdon
Terrace West 2JJ.st. tb.tso.n OH and iVih'a"l
DR. HENRY detects DISEASES, ana asks
no aussionsi cures all forms so the shortest possible
finn. and smnasiSs ifea OF chAise Vmce
No Ol Bl,seksIr corner Of 0Ise, neat Boad"sJ, rev
York -
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
IL sesipeL and Operating aud Cofsuiuns surgeon no -
stb.sv Oce consultation. the more obscure 'ssse,
radically cured without tho knife or hgasure- ooo h'ui
fron q 10 y l to J. and 20 evening"
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-C. ID. HAM
N MOND NJ. d., No. 81 Eas. 27h st, ~ T. omee hours
from o to 10, to 3, aud 7 to evening
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EISK 81 HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
AGENTS FOR U. 5. FIVE TWENTY LOAN,
are prepaled % iumish the u; S. FIVE TWLNfI-fEAR
A PAR and ACCRUED INTEREST or PAR ''i'h interest
commencing ON lie dre Of subscription and payment
~N-=- on SND AFTER JULY TWE PRlvILEGE ~ Coz
Sssrs 50 LRGAL-TKNDSR NOTks INTO TaB flyK TWENTY
YEAs BoSDs Pan Will ekAsS Parties whi9sto secure
TJtsS stes Bond psying six per cent ,nteIet IN GOLD
Ar par s5oid send i5 their orders before that lime.
We also Keep 2u hard o9nst4nt supply Of all classes Of
Government Secun6s ioI sale VI the Io"et market stes
H. s. $50 TREASURY NOTES
II S PER CENT BONDS Of 1891.
U S ONE-YEAR CEAIIFICATIiS OF INDEBTED
FISK & HATCH.
No. IS wALL-ST
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GHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN RAIL
~ WAY CONPANY.-CHiCk0O, April n, laJ.-
Tns Meeting Of the Bondho5 and S;ockholdsrs OF
khs Chicago and NoiIhN esefn Railway company VAL DC
he'd the Office OF the Company IN the City OF Chicago Oh
THURSDAY June T. 1853 O'Clock p m. for the cleo
Hon OF Directors for tho year ensuing for the Transaction
o. any other business that Insy come before them;
JAMES X. YOUNG, Secretary.
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STATE OF Iowa. FsEAsUksk's OrTlcK

STATE OF Iowa. fHRAsUK8Kt OFFICE
DE. MoISEs, Nay q. 1893.
NOTICE to the holders of Iowa State Bonds
IN Notice is hereby given T. ;hs holders Of lowe State
Bonds that the lNTEBEST all Of hd Boncs payable IN
the City of NswYofk viii Be paid at the heT0poAiAn
''DA' uN'A 'N'''''' ~ H. HOLMES. State Treasurer.
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.CLsvELAsD cOLvxggs AND CrcIssaT R ~ iss1

tBRoADwAI BAEE, May r. 1865.
objection. - The Annual Election for
~ DIRECTORS Of this Bank and for INSPECTORS OF
a. next eusung election viii be held % tie Banking houso
g. TUESDAY the 9th day Of June. pIOImo The Poll WAL
~ Wv" "'" " " j. L. EVERITT Cashier.
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PHILADELPHIA.

cla.. No. /. Boiler Iron. DC Boiler Feliins. Gul
80 TTp.ntinei 7 Lard Oil Metallic OIL o. Talow
SEQ lO Fn,iue-rs Stores II. FusneerS Tools. ~ W
ta.,., Instruments, - Steam Pumps. L. NGought Ifo
90. Waves Sc. Is. Tubes; 10 Steel II. iron Nail
roo. aud Nuts. . Copper; 10. TIM 30 whit. Lead, 2
zinc Pani "a Coiored Paints and Dryei - Stationery
"a Fhowood ,.,
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CIs., No l. Boiler Iron. 6e 2 Pig Iron Boiler Fo
tpst a Gum Picking Rubber Hoss NO. sperm on 8.
IIn.,ed OIL and Turp.ntins; ard OH Metallic on.
Taow and Soap ~. EngineeIs Stores H. Engineer Too,
10 En.lnr<r Instruments II Steam Pumps; Ia WToGgh
iron pipes, Valves. &c 10 Tabesj To- Steel IT. Iron Nail.
Bos and Nuts, IL. Copper 49, Tin, Lead aud Zine 20
White Lead a. Zinc faint, ~ Coiored Psuu, Dryeii y
s,.,,onsry. "a Firewood.
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Cls,s No l. Boiler Iron &C. T. fg Irons }. Boiler fot
I'M, Cium Packing, Rubber Hoe &c. s. speT.n Oh d.
In.ssd on and Turpentinei 7. Lard OIL Metallic OILS
@ T.lo. and Soap, ~. Engnsers Stores; ii Engineers
roo.. a. IN siueef. lnstIuineuts 10. steam Pumps; a.
Mount Iron Pipe, Waves, &c. IS. Tubes, 10. steel H.
Ifoa Nails Bolt,, ard Nue. H. Copper IS Thu, Zins, &c
"a Nhit. Load, a. Zuc Paint, sc. ~ Co.orrd Paints
n,,sr 20 Stationery; "a Fir.~ood, % Hickory and Ash
I.ns ,ad Butte, 20 White Pine q. Black Walnut Cherry
"a Mahos,ny White Holly - Lanterns, 10 Lisnumvi1
"A Dudsoou's Pumps.
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Irish soldier Of forane, with the SoDgs compossd
ard written expressly for him, sltitled
THE AMBERTiDE or UsQUEBAUG2,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
- rorro.nn,.lcnfs.

Z, n-t.r cr1 Pre- f.t'u r' frs,.f-noas .lH'ini' io
At...cer b.. ia. .Ii. P In ..l.In i .. .o af
ty chen aul .li'... e.. tlr .i,. io' ., o.. "
l'i.l. ..ian. '.t .t.rrtr i.f his pod
N' ,rr1of +eiiaf- tlie sc.t,l a.. n' '''-
--.- I..fc.l itr 'i. of... should b ai''
4nim ST., New-IOh.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

sr.d sevri-, q, -.a isr.ng Gt iisf''g ~sr rfh @
@, srr B,H 'y,i.y raae,,d That an troops 10 ~
flinol m siid service raat cont iar 20 t''e n 'h'
com ianies buoiior.. squadron. o'iic"'7 ana i,ii
Ii'uis In a.i,l 'hr} "lw nr' unth ifiis.i,,, o,' u ~
J exempted or discharged in occ'rd'n'' wan ''''''t
',ns ard 4rc'.ft ouf. or -rei hws nn1 f.ehiii""' w
may Aegr.1 f as r.- d nff nNNpti "tih Il'' Nt' .
iraa..'ls dctiils. exempt Dns or discharges ~ VOC
1r.ucs oi t.' tpriedr .t,.
tia. Is thcNay .hc Rebel Hruc-, recruited b'
the help OF hloJl-houud,, 40 Lopt uP to the
stauCuI. Docs lha. looh Ike q Spontaneous
Uprising OF a ahoie people orlbeIQ and indie
Ipendcuoof
III. lir. john L,l,her u.a 'etirine Co' mo'
oCVirg.uia. IN ~, final Mc,a1e secs III to -ny
that
" Ih,, wnr l. lean wsg,d hy opr ca ne, a'. 70 opre
,on no- A.. tights ~ r0..ols. lor tic p MT Of prop
affy rar t iist.ui uf tr colniiv hr' 900 rtii o.
'.ol NJ or uudfinc haze for poopi vi. hd h'lH'f n
liccI Vroue nor injustice pl'n them.
Nov The world can bear witness that the
hat, in tti, struggle seuircly ou 'hc side of tle
Rebels. They are always proolaim'ng their im-
placab!e hatred Of the yankees and proving
il by their acts Wa DO not doubt that the
Rebel chiefs hate the Unioni IS as intensely os
Satan and his confederate hated the angels 10y
whom they were defeated and cast out. But
they are not The Southern peoHle by any means,
as Arkansas, Louisiana aud Western Tea are
now bearing witness.
john Loioher pre'end- moi to know what tho
Cu;oni,ts are fighting for unless il be hne.
Yci he knows ricnt well tlai onc-tfirl Of tie
state whereof Doc was chosen Govorncr never
dad unite in tho Ecbrilion--neycr pretended 10
was never for a week under thc Rebel flag
ba, has always firmly adhered TO the Union.
He a-.er' ihat Virginia willneyerhoarof Peace
without piuuion; and, even then, she must
have nh the land thai belonged 10 hef four
years ago suppose then We were 10 answer
him, We are fighting for tho right Of the
People Of West Virginia 10 remain in Tie Union
founded by their father, as they intensely and
ali but mnimou.ly desire b DO "-wbat could
he say
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
.sApN.


.'. ne ,s.'...s' a,, ,,,s.ag,y' aaahlarcto.;' 20
new ac'. ~ Lo-t.liiics have been reported since
tho burning OF Kngofima, but tho war s. eyi-
dt'ly Not yDt 30 on cn'. IiAg lue44d, i'racr
aud tLc United Sa.cs tlc nael i.tead to
a,eurc tle iu.alt done TO thcirdat au' are .8d
90 be getting roady for active openton-.
AstoRla. ls going on among thc ..mvr
Z. ,,n,clvcs. our information is1ec r ~c. But
IT. il evident ihtt thc foreign question Aa. thrown
thc entire country into tn great, excitement
aaa that the Dairoo- A. we'll 70. ihc people ore
greatly divided n opinion. There is party,
with which thc Tycoon iu.l. coopC.atc-,
opposed to . prescription oi ihe foreigners, but
lhe ant..lo.csu Daimlos are obviously thcm most
active. 1uce uc ndaminc d.. mind, %. the
people. end d,.,rmiurd to offer tle mo,e oi -i.-
nate resistance. J. must elso ie admitted that
they displ., au energy and bolancs- which, Il
th.irh blind mua.i,ism against llc introduction
.,l Western civilization can hc overcome, viii
.oor pla.c l'm iu thc l,r. sa. %. ucr reiuy,-
mated A.iatc nadou-.
Tlen n.o.la...r among u. % rHo. +. s'I
the Prime. oi SaI-Wn. IL in ..1 anything
b.t n'u3a,.d by tne huuHago. h'-'.laa'
aud. ID .pon 4.d. intend 'o ,oam'r.e p1ra-
r ruF against al roie nor,.'f vessels
passing aelf D.. coasts.
I.'talr r,u.it.d tlu' j....D. nDDrrm
hs los Csc .l.ut 1Im"., l pp leo the
uwi'. l.u,.-r o. o., J.pn,e aIl ,h.-
tan ulH,. ru. 'hc obHu.'' ut -
foreign paa.p. n,y rcycthc,. ',.a ,' -ome
c-,d lau,t In. y.g struggle ,l.. 81,
superiority o' .ne civilization o. CM aa. co.u-
trl,- mos open tho ,l,.ol ihr iv.jer. ol ,a,
.au.-ursn uamio., 90. 20 oaea'1. ..cs time
a,o. .he c,e, g., All-r-Eql. m le mc,s-
willie, Lc foreigner W. .ro' N.mea.
mol,s lions Kour N,L,.cot e,.,obhsh-
lr,.t q U, m.Hsp,qce in wc '-glf i"n-
+ ..la,, ol u. ,rcrt.oD ol ru, Hotels. ,a' tlue
+ in rosH, cm,ea ln. uh,u 40 "G was
In,t.Iacd .ih complete -uc,c. CiNimtn
II, p.a preparing ieel hom, among h'
.jaa.nc.c. .ul B. b. no, likely ,h' dn, how-
vl. ever be pr,m abandoned.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

Hove with the Emperor Of France that the traa-
ties of 1915 must be- abrogatcd. end thot some
thing more vital must BE- substituted for them,
to sat- J the just aspirations of tho people, but
thty ALSO think That ghato,cr tho Emperor has
thu' far proposed IS entirely insufficient to OBJ
t,il tho desired end. They think TINT the task
f. gigantic; that the map pofall Europe must be
fcauunscdi that The Polish, the Italian, the
Turkish, ,Ae German questions must ell receive
apcraaaelt AMI lasting solution. Bat all this,
thcy ave confident, can be successfully accom-
plished only by the European democracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
liireatcned shoI;Il aclnaIly tako nlaee. b must

threatened sboGld actually takc place. It must
give now epcrgy 10 the desire to quit.
In 81 year. Great Britain has lost i,5O9 29G
inhabitants by emigration, of which 2,7cG,2i3
came 10 thi. country. by Gar The larger portion
wcrc from ireland. The famine period from
l3tI to 1853 drove away no less than l.5l5,ils.
How these strangers have succeeded among H..
dough multitudes Of them landed without q
shilling, is shown by The ,normoas sums Of
money they have RENTED home. From official
sources ~ learn that these renit t.ances amount
.cl, in eight years, TO 5;0,3}i,000 all which
was scut 10 Ireland alone Facts Of this kind
have operated 80 powerfully on public opinion
in Great Britain that no inducements held out
by tbc Government to turn th stream Of emf
grafton into her colonies have beenSlconemoug
TO diver. ii from us.
II i, true that three years of Rebellion have
caused great diminu;iou Of ls volume. w
are 20 little understood abroad. and foreign
sympahizers have SO gros y minep.csented
.he condition Of the North, that omig:lnts have
been led 90 believe that on landing among US
they would find our cities ravased and the
whole interior desola,ed by t'. war, while they
would themselves be forced into ihc army. A.
mon Us from tuuult rather than geek 10, So for
e.gner- have hesitatcd 10 come. Ba, the pest
year Las undeceiged them. Il has setiGcl
them that the North i, Gourishing beyond an !
example, that no armies have rayagea ys, that I
alien ore exempt from con,cTiplion. and that
laborcls Of Oh classes have never been IN such
urgent demand. They have heard that Con-
gross la. offered q farm to ,uch as choose to oc- T
cupy it. They prefer coming hihL among !
friends, for hundred AMI sixty acres, TO /
locating in Australia, among strangers, tor I
only ten. Ireland Is chrorically poor, Germany I
Is chrouically unsettled. The Germans have I
good rea ou to apprelend a new ool,ul ION, aud .
an Europe secs and knows lhat fhc Rebellion j. /
u It's lH,t egonie,. With tie prospect Of var
there, and the certainty Of paciiication here, the
stream 81 immigration has already begnn 10
well in volume our tariff Is not only ample,
but rebellion has. made 1t permanent Under
hat Of i.25 immigration trcblgd. aud when ii .
expired thc influx remained nearly stationary /
until I-l2. When the tadtof that year bccame .
rlly operative, immigration revived 30 rapidly /
hat while lle iuAux Of 1881 was Only o. 900, .
dot Of 1sis was nearly quarter Of "a million. I.
with Ike Inducements Offered. IKE result are
Inevitable now. THUS all the gel- iao.. n The 7
'ay fo-, shadow an Domous ium.e COTTON With T.
10 the next seven years. As tLe old disturbing
cause, have disappeared, and O., tbo noe ones .
promise ~ hc few and un.mroraut, ibe influx
must ho Tot only large huf continuous. with
.tc Naln1l cnr-c o. S'a,ey ciiectua'ly wiped
Yu', The gmpa.he oi Obi influx cAa De- uo-
where tat N.'h the Liberty aul independence OF
.hc Republic. Heretofore thcif allegiance Wsf.
d divided ore. But ,he utnlpcr l.hed, il.
gtimAtc r.rpea aiouc remains to receive
iloir homage.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
.s-sl,z---f- ;--G-t.s-@
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
TUE " AZ.

IT,, 'Hg Dovu-Eus ci- arc DaF.nN -ta-i
t,a. en.o tie csg,uc OF tie c. ~. a'c. rua.'r
Asgc .i.d t5et tie escaped r'rfas nijaI by H.' 'e
al Reld syn n.u.i.aer, Wcic coming o'tl DE Nr"
B..ls,. i,i, bc,ler 20 lch tt banks sud rup cd a.
women cf Maine. Hence areat sjr, sl. home ..ad.
and "a -ll patrols end al t't sit Of t'ire q. iasfr
and So, C.oiy. and an lie way rp 10 Ho'.ton on i'
North roc. Thus fw i'c fcr.ul hlirlnd, ha'c lO
cone ,tt EastpoIt which gets sa,risc earlier th14 aay
city big or Et.le, in al tae United States. is V'd'
awake a.i rye aa,5e ilc ir.l .o'.l I2l-.c 10 ln..'
,hti. c!c.
Outat 23l, natboat thai mu hc,w.cu N.u.-
pile au5 tle Arkansas shore. .r .ho gaep GA il1y
ven. O., useiian oa % regular trip and tr- POD signs
o life 4hystt4e ,q,d,ug landed. Sic bad tgly touched
saorc wien party Of guerrilla sA'ctl m nlm''i
Iasttd down 20 t-o iaudnr commenced tIDg upon
hcr passengel, and crew She was Immediately pesae'
ont all .lc Grow ail many OF e passD p-lc oai
their ~, tlo.s AID rs.. t.-n Two hul,t- stfuot a.
comma ,,r Of .le f,t A'.as h.1 Instantly. hioiy o..
troop. we've sen, over. tu. t,e band oi ,r,aas Dad
dep7r,,t.
Tie officers OF tie gnuboat Actcln repor. 'l"
phen ,iy len HALIFAX uaiTen were our -or eisid OF
ucp..l.r. of the Chc,sicsi, u. ~ Whp- rlrc la ta"
CITY. ana il been for sc,cra. days. hrt Gat t Was
doY5fif siy arrests wil be mad, o.. ,ic police welc
IN De- interest u 'ie Ec,,i. and the people b.der
o.la.,I 90 such q measure.
The Rebel CHIEF O.! cavalry In Georgia,
wlc'., IS again at work. Nnc soldiers were cay.
taxed OBJ fa'lay las. t,tacea Cla,ano 20 1ld U4tri
s,', m ara lie scor.s tic country ou ile line Of Ao
roai p, Knoxville tearing do9u Union lags conscT'ut.
i1s Ullul uleA AID picking up sraggi,rs.
Twenty-Five dese.ters from Uarl.c's army,
who came into Clattloos. on tLc 23d. repo', tla,
Tennessee soldiers dcs,rus ~ squads O. IRON q. 60
70 where the Pesid,-!s proclamation was received
vbich net v..h moca i..or ~ io I.nr-s.e aHl
Georgia troops.
b. wIy Of Tortrcs. Monroe We have CHARLIE
TO- Hmbor dates % 'telifh. Not'ine iur,ran, l.-
occurred since iAo s.u..e %. TIE prevna. -t.Iao-.
Very ltile 1srg Lad boei done and tles, no vi.
be preparations .or iulol,n. "eIG
D.. J. ". Robinson S-i-,snf Slrg,ou o. tlc
81 Gansas e.iaens. di.l tt .or. Smith ol tlc ie
int. lie 7as q, first Sere -ly oi sta-o OF ka,ss.
a. ,ook an active par m %. -olcs 70, t Tree SIT,
neu in s55-7.
The Dictator, abour which much ru2iety has
bcen .ei, in naval crcs ves r,c,e.iiy launched 90
SATURDAY.
al is quiet u the Amy of the Potomac. The
boys eni 1yed Christmas finely.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

lr,iif Of t,, c mol, orpbus On, c'u-oh conlr,hu
tel $40
The funeral g, Gcn. Co,,ortn took place oI
,r,s from Che CITY HE'LL The rc,n sin. we're lai on Q,
C.i,ary ccmc,ery.
Co,J opened dali and sod steadily during Che
d. lai6!5' closing a ,bs l,eor rate. Upon fle street.
s. r.-s dull bu. Grn. Al tho Stock EAehanso ,i'e.
. .t.ong f. r Govrniren'. F.ci.ls v,ry 6u 1ni
ia heavy though quo'aor, ccucray rithoo inn
ro" .suS. Tie HI.,t iar b-cn uuusuav quiet and DE-
void illr' Money Ias i,,u i.s active han fq s',eia
d l brokers even Of o ucs' nceiy cl.s opPcaral 60
Iu, borrowed t..ms.'sca oy-. 70 Monjy. There wss
.l a..crrs called rpan tio street.. eHd a tue close
'i..rs "a in f.l .lrrly o. @ cent.
.---.s-s..-s--.----s-s... .-.~..-s~,
We print ON another page b,i prepared hr
~. AsHLiE Of Clio. Chairman Of the House
Committed ou Trrr-torio- prescribing The steps
whereby aSa'c which has been in rebellion
may be reconstructed as q loyal state, and IT,
s,1r,d 20 H. former privileges os constituent
Of orr Federal Union. 1lis b.ll IS very raiicel
ard thorough, old provides very ehcctwlly for
,hc cuds in view. conservatives" viii pro-
uonncc +. 100 sweeping with regard to Slavery;
but Il nost be cor .idcrcd that slavery and the
Rebellion differ only as root and branch-'h"'
whoever in tho royol,ed States desires the res
,or.. ION Of Slavery % IT, former palmy estate Is
al hcari With thc Rebel; While whoever wishes
ile doyrall OF slavery /" almost certainly a
lover OF Tie Union. There ia no other tc-t Of
lo4sl,g brlf So oocuya'c--no other half So -afc.
Itisof tAc garest practical impor iaat
ths restored goyeunnts Of the rcvol.ej States
.torta in thoroughly loyal hands. The test
proposed ly President Lincoln, and here aP-
piled hy Mr. A.bl.y, is o very searching onci
uut geo other could h.rcicd ou. Read thc bill!
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
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Tie following proibitorr orl.r Doe beea i'.a'd b'
ns-f. Cen. Sllboru.

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
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.n,, ,1,r ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.

rp.,, nE ARlyg OF The poIoN>''
r,.,. /. nothing new from the An'T OF the
,,m,, uqub,r of.aa oad CORPS oD % 'Grs are % =,
ro,,"',; , ws.hlarlonoaoug 'A>a Gems WlI'a' ID
falh aul Humphreys. ,,ns.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
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n o. nud II. Joy Albany, ~ 90 mo H..''i .'i nj
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| , 80. h 4 Noisf "a / oIrr.t H'h ?. O., N,.
| sslt Iaac ty, Capt h y. h.s es 'i3 'l5"'' ~ $50
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
,,,,,d,,.r William Coo, s.I-s' 80 tzoi"'s''-
Ep.s

n, ,h,.,. muylc1 and robbery al ilo'ne. s.
.fi.. ., Il .f...i ., evening Cnl.,. We iiy' no
tInd ses .i,u IN ila' loca! L,n 80 ,,o', ,.v
the victim aat been merchant IA ,no 'og ,oi
'i,,'J,,,r' "A fn1,itt. 6yr hi.N fom hett' " ,I
Nr Inc. WAS I'm tle rct ~ crins h. 'i' hl. W..
r,r rson ,.,s robbed of eonsIdrrnir '"oAi e. N N l.
LI.f port.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
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TlE TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
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