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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

when q rural Coppcrhcai indulge IN i'ill,
strong and icrocous hiss. he utterly oui.hi fea hs
f,llox creatures 81 the civic variety, who are or
dinauly rcsira.nedby some consideration Of per
sonal prudence and wholesome fear ~ the Pro
vo-t-Nar hal. IN, Norrisr,H lNadieon Co
Obssrr,r contains hardy call for tho Hardy
yeomnur, Il Nelson 10 rally. moro trcnen.
douf, not TO lay ,roaaonous, trumpe,-mmmons
70 a town meeting. wc Do not remember over Ia
have read. The veomen are treated 30 detail OF
their grievances. which Will Doe very likely O.
break the heart Of ~ tL3-c IL tholn who can
read it--unless 1t should turn ont that majority
Of those Ia the town who can read !, are Re-
publlcans much moro disposed to laugh than to
cry az he pathetic document
Tho sons # the hardy ycouanFy OF Nelson
have "becn dragged from their homes and
friends 20 a distant locality" Taen Why did
they not 20 willingly, We may ak, after the
usual pcramhulaioy style, without "dfag
gncf" After beng thus haled. "ihcy were
stripped ~ naked "a. they were when they first
bleathed the air Of heaven, and made 10 per
form as clown and ape have often performed
under ne nng-maslers lash by those conmis-
stoned to execute The higlwayman's las '-
which mcaua that these devoted youth were
suljcc,cd e. rurgcal examination, to which
some hall million of honest ciizcus have sub
mtied voluntarily aad without gIumDlng.
These dolorous walls arc The moe cEtraordi-
nary, inasmuch o. The inability OF divers of the
ontprug Of the "hardy yeomany" 90 60
through the perform lnccs IN rat shcioy man
ner probably restored them 90 the anna OF tieif
bcycaycd mam, the Happy victims oi some
Of tho.e po'y yiabc complaint 10 which 30
many others lave been indebted ior Their Tree
dom from tie dril-sergeant. a. any rae, wc
-ee no particular necessity Tor holding Town
meo ing about the matter.
Another class OF unhappy creatures which j.
invited 10 attend this meeting con.. of those
who believe that the negro should cam his
bread by the sweat Of his brow" II never
seems e. have occurred 10 these most equitable
ant Sc.iptural souls, that Tie neglo has been
Gaming his bread by the sweat OF biz brow, aud
has been constantly cheated out ofhalfofit, after
il has been farly and hardly earned All that
las been demanded has been that, when the
Black has done his work, he should not be
swindIed out Of biz wages By lazy White,
who prctends TO believe that he has n divine
right to wages without work. DO " the hardy
yeomanr, Of Nclson" dig and plow, SOW and
reap, spin and weave, for The mere love of these
occupations, and, retaining only just enough to
supply the bare necessities of life, pass the re-
over to those who toll not, who spin
not, but who are clothed in purple and fine
linen and fare sumptuousy every day' Is itso
that they earn their bread by the sweat of their
brown
But tlese gentle QuiiuuQca agc also e!AnQlo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
Great Rrifrin.

A letter from Richmond IN the Confoderats
organ tn faSer speaks o tie probable early recall
the representatives Of the South from England % &C.
count Of the attitude Of the British Government
re L,nG1n Star fears that II Is the intention OF s
French Government Ia speedily recognize the tonfst
eratcs IL adduces various acts AMI demonstrations %
Justify the belief and 10 the conclusion thit W.
must b. prep I'D for French recognition before oag
71r London H-raf odyeriing 10 tie runored pro5lbs
recall oi Mr. Assoa from London. says It is IL cocse
gucnce 81 tie systematic rudeness with which be ~
been treated hy Russell. The HysH hints that It ks
been through the suggestion II Mr.. Adams that VI.
Mason hss been excluded from official Intercourse wL
the British Government.
The Rev. NJ stewart. late Chaplin IN TIE Reid
army has been locturng before the southern Club u
Liverpool lie charged .Ae New England clergy WITH
in.ignti1g the and asserted that the ar would
sOn eud when President Lincoln loses ceTIc9! suppor
Ie declared that the south had The means OF csiyas
on the war FOR years 20 cone bot wcs nevertheless
ready 10 lay down the sword aud leave the Question
issue 90 the b hot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
Commercial Intelligence.

IoyroN MONEY MARKEIS on the lsln
,y.re ruthcr hr.r bat there variation Full jeuana
Tor discount noirs unchanged. -,
The stock Exchange closed to-day The effect OF ths
Persia. new, not therefore developed IN sceurie.
IIyEsroof, sept IA orroS.rhe Brokers Circular fe
ports lac Gales OF the week a. 1850 bales including 3'tco
'peruatols and II eco a. exporter The market mas De,
cited aud prices have lsanced G2d The sales on Ffdsy
l0O0o bales includn 500 spcculaiors and etpo'e
the market closing quic, tie quoted rates Of IhHsa'I'
which ure follows; .,,,,,.x
Fair. Midlllns Fair. Mas ,saff
Orlems... nominal Ed. ,lpsnds.. ..nomnn ''s~
Moble...... nominal ?G}d .n
The stock ia port is estimated a, l..Go bales OF whns
900 are American.
STATE or 1RApE-The Manchester market l, him. LA.
BRsApsrUrps-Ihe Blead,luh market Is dun, sn' pJ
tend downward with u considerable decline IN al ae''.p
tons Bisland Athya Co.. Richardson, spence e. al
Wakefield Nash Co. report Flour very duh ana "a w. ~,
lover Wheat heavy ana ld6d. lower chiefly Oh the ~
fcror qualities; Red Western, 7ae "a Red southern 81
4Agd White Weston, y 40 90, W hite Southern T'a~
OIL Corn dun and sd lower; Mixed, 20 Cd.
rnoysIoSs-Ihc Provision market - quiet hut esuy.
PORK inactive. bacon qule but steady' Liiu S'oa"''
PE5pvcs The Ds.A.ss cUSsag rePsGs' Asass quiet ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
Resignation of Captain Mafit Of the
Privatecr Florida.
France Not Yet Disposed to Recognize the
Southern Confederacy.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Irish Troops to be Engaged for Mexico
THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO ENGLAND.
CAPE RACE. Tuesday. Sept. p. 1861.

tAPE fAIF, T IVH'I7lF 'y'P7' . TOD.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa passed
Cane Race en- route Cor Halifax and Boston, at 20
today (Tuesday). She was boarded by the newsyschi
aud a summary OF her news obtained. The Europa ha
10 passengers. all well.
The Royal Mail steamship Persia, from Ncw-Yost
arrived at Queenstown the 10Th.
The political News is unimportant.
Humor says the Confederate Envoy at London Is u
be withdraw. In consequence Of the Of thu
British Government.
The U. s. frigate Constellation arrived a, GibratR
on the 18th.
The steamships Great Eastern and Hibernil arrived
a, Liverpool on the 10Th
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Serv;tude for Life.
Az ANSWER TO THOMAS cAILVLL By ]. N. LUDLOW.
Frofa Macmillan Magazine Tor >cpenter.
r,.d.r,,L Marian, ,iarkse here Dan Won

Az ANSWER TO THOMAS cAILVLL BY ]. N. LUDLOW.
FROM N.,ni!'sns Hasaine Tor scpienbeT.
Frederick Maximrs. iiarkee here. Dan, you
black Niger rascal You re longer slave. yoe 70
4. C. MGR. By soIiyi Wife and chin servants foe
LIE too fnassa,
p " Yes all YOU niggers. Blu, you mas, work Il
the same know.
n O. N L.. mass, WHAT ws,es you glib
p ~ Wages Won rascali Quart Of corn day snd
three shirts aad pautaoLs year for legal hoafs o.
work fourteon hours day for hall the year and ais
the other half
T. C. n Any privileges. massai
p " Privileges IA hal Yes, privileges
John Drivers whip or u such other punishment As
choose to inct and If not being belle 81 on oath
YOU 30 anu peach gliasl me. and Of being snif dom
nth when l please anu OF being converted ~ AAI
parson whom choose TO allow.
r. C. ~ Hun. VIE and chiln my own cis tine
ml-sa'
I'm IA ha' ha, Yes-til or Mr. Oyerssr
want them. But you have the privilege OF taking
another wife MS oi,ca | allow IT, sni OF Esying IS
many children ~ II pays ne 70 bring up
Z. C. " Bes pIsGon, massa but What Tor you ex
m. sefYaui hirtd FOR life
= n What for. You rascali Because . great mas;
after whom | named you when BE- had written a ID
good book on the niger question" says that = a
the difference between you AID those mean Itit-
lycr,9 Yankee working men, wAo are hired " ne
month or the day.
r C. N Massl. if bin book good book why ut
privileged 20 learn rad IL
r. ~ Read Won Internal scoundrel Why II N!
to help yon 20 learn the law gives Ian l-e
aud imprisonment o. lashcs. aud what do you suppose
you'd ects - on with you. Stay-Aow Old IL tat
H. L. y. Born three weeks fore Miss Susy, missL
+ W. She II fetch a right smart price II AooH.
r. C. n (a.ide. chile going eray) Dey SAY Do
Yankees ANT berry long way. Wish dey Vas leeA
Wish dey glib me rifle fore dies.
18th C,r,iiu.
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Rebel Accounts.
TIE o.pruRrs MADE ny rnE RrBELs.

TIE CAPTUREs MADE ny TIE REBEIs
MAR CHATTANOOGA. Sept. 2..-lhe repor,
from Gen Hood last niehi favorable. Our prison
ere viii reach 100 II whom 300 wclr wounded W.
have - stand, ~ colors and gudous pieces OF 1rt'
lefy AMI 1900 imall arms
ALBANIA Sept, 25-s~yerL trains with wounded
have arrived ipoft. ~ afnirs above ere conflicting
We are Inclined 20 believe the enemy are fort.iying
Chattnnooc. Our lu.s IRE within four miles VI tina,
place Ofcsrs state 'ha, RoSecrsns I"r' two hses NJ
truce kiIg icTnsson T. bury iAe dead and relieve
the vour.e-l.
Gen Brayy rejected both application replying that
he lad enough mon prsourgs 70 bur, the dead and
nion surgeons Ia attend thrlg wounded. There W.
no lighting YESTERDAY The Union prisoners have an
iuudn nee ~ counterfeit money. Some o. ihcm have
been brought IN IN irons for passing 10
CHARLFsruS. sept - All quiet this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

The Paris correspondent of Tie MorE,rg Post
slys loan for the Couiederates is contemplated
The French Government has certainly not .lrnsi
any difficulty In the way ol the florida. Capt. Maiti
resigned command Of the Florida on account u II
health. Lieut.. Barney probably takes command.
One OF the given for the decline on the Pirs
Bore is the apprehension by some speculiois hat ne
decision in the of the Florida may lead 10 unphs
ant feelings between the French aud Fedora. Govern
mcnts.
The Paris Pays SAYS the English journals are MS
taken In looking upon the note lately published IN no
recognition OK the Confcdcgaes IL was merely nc'
milton OF h.llgereut rights Ii the Emperor Govern
ment beloved itself bound 10 recognize the ,onieier'
aes and establish Off % relations AL 1t would 10 ~
openly. and not by indirect means.
The Bourse was firm: Eentcs closed az 6sl AZ.
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The Paris Opinion Nafi0ad!s believes itself able 70
state that the English Cabinet, fearing France ms!
take possession Of Mexico = strongly endeavoring "
persuade the Emperor " Austria consent 10 the e
cepinnce of the throne by MACMILLAN =,
The same paper SAYS A Mexican loan is spoken o.
to be effected in i.ondOa soon as the ArchduAe "
officially proclaimed. "a.
The Emperor also said that GEO Irshnen would "
enrolled for service IN tie new Empir. These S's's
mcnts caused material Improvement M Mexican Sou
rites In London.
Tie Yines City Article remarks that the employment
OF Irish troops Is calculated 10 prevent 'ne h.u e'1''
from undertaking any aggression on 'he ne"
The Russian reply 60 he English note Is publ.snea.
II profss.s An ardent desire "a restore tranquility ~
Poland Discus lions could onl! end IN estabisLs III
vcrgence of Jews. kHssi" assumes an vac i'slN.s
bfes and hopes of the prlAeipbe oi hohh'efNehHon'
which Enssi, has constantly respected.
Tl Madrid Iy0ed asserts that the 'annets ~ W ASA
49,, mi Madrid have determined 10 submit the qnes
IN ~, ,nri,diction IN the Cuban waters TO the arcrs
tiou of The King Of the belgians
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A TOUCII>TONE.

The Gas of CIscow had "A leader on the 10th
Sept. demanding that Frame and England
sAoad recognize Poland as a JeLigTeHt. just a.
they had already recognized the Confederate
Rebels. Why not They 20 recognized The
Rebel Shareholders before they had mustered Oh
army or fought battle while the Poles have
been desperately fighting over large cHpanse
Tor months. Poland is an ancient and renowned
nation. whose King have been recognized as
equal. by those OF France and England cen
turics ago; while The Stakeholder Conioderaoy
is a thing OF ycsiordny-a Jonahs gourd
which has no past and no future. France md
England have each rrofcs-od a warm sympathy
aud anxious sollc.tude for the Pole. and are
pariic- 10 tie Treaiies of lrl5 whereby quail
fed Independence was accorded them. which
Euss.s hhs since lorcibly subycriei. ii, Their.
10 was night N April. l-ol. Ia recognize The
!caiIn OF Jeh. DAVIS a. "a hsl.f sfonl Power. 81
snr,ly i- doubly. irchly night Ia recognize fo-
land likewise. hut who imagine LOU Nalo-
leon and Palmorston have the least idcaof doing
it, And who doe. rot see that iheir cagf and
has,v RECOGNITION o. M Confederate VA wrong
and iriu-ion.7
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Gen. r. c. scHEscK appears to have grown
steadily in favor with the Unonists of Maryland
ever since he was placed in command at Balt-
more. The reason why is very clearly set forth
in his recent reply to complimentary address
from the Municipal Councils Of Baltimore
wherein he said:
Il world recognize for AZ practical purposes but
two classes-thc loyal and ire dsoyaand have placed
fhis principle IN our platform, 10 le can be middle
ground; men must either ,ciaf " fsfaih the United
btates Government engage 81 some measure 10 put
II down. calnot LaAe ~ ,2.Y e v. meQ QR account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

CRCIAsAlI wednesday sept ~ ls6J.
Cen Hooker and staff arrived al the Burnet
House here las, evening and thu General WAS
scrcnadcd
Tie General in a Few remarks. said ,ha. he 90.
ng to spcak to the rebellion through ihc thunder tones
OF lrt.cy aud mgskctfy.
Gen Buitcficd nlso sad that they were going To the
ZION, to fight rntofs AMI they wanted AZ loyal cizsns
to take care o. traitors Ia the ~ the army
Capt Harit. tr.al for maensancc IN Office has been
delayed TO give the dcfcncan, time 10 procure reply
90 the charges The specifications not made public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

of their thoughts seek out others from the private
circle Of their families but whore there open and
ayowcd developments Of hostility to the Government
regard the authors dangerous to the country-as
strengthening the Rebellion; and have deemed it my
duty to take notice Of them There thousands Of men
was going to say hundreds Of thousands opposed to
the Government who deserve TO be sent across the lines
but they have not been dealt with because their con
duct does not exceed The limits Of reasonable cattlOn
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Later from Arkausus.

CINCINNATI "Wednesday. sept %. lS6g
We have five days later news from Arkansas,
which states that the Rebel Gen Price has rctreaed
irkadelph.a Joining Kirby Smith. Tho whole Rebel
force AZ Arkadclphia with con.eripts and other
endorsements does not exceed J. OOJ
One OF ,ssir powder mills at that place exploded on
the 9th inst Two thousand pounds OF powder werelosi
by the explosion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
The Iu,c., from Gen. Rosccrans.

CTNcryNArI Wednesday NFpi ~ I-'At
The Ga-cue says an official dispatch dated
Yesterday afternoon says the situation - unchanged
Our army holds a strong defensive position. 10 al
temp, has been made by the enemy ~ disturb It,
No spccia. news has beca received from iiosecrans
this morning and We have rumors By the grapevine
telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
From the South-Wcsf.

CINCINNATI. "Wednesday. Sept. 10. ls63
Rumor by way of Caro- reports that 5000
Rebels are within ten miles Of Memphis. The story is
not credited.
I, is also stated that the notorious guerrilla Gen.
Richardson caught in that city in disguise. last
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IL WASHINGTON.
LATER FHom GEN. EOsECRANs,
No Fighting Vet.

CINCINNATI Wednesday Sep. ~. LOB
The Gazette says an official dispatch was re-
coised from Major.General Roscrans last night. ana
dated yesterday afternoon The situation was IN
changed Our army held siroag defensive position
and no aitemp, bad been made BY the enemy to dsodge
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Government Loan.

pnuApEIpnA "Wednesday. sept. 20. 1853.
The sales OF iive.twen,ies to-day amounted
to ~ Oi O5the heaviest sale for two months. Dehy.
cries of bonds made 20 Sept. -.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER I, 1863

Western States which have not yet exceeded their
quota Of volunteers sufficiently to cover that under tho
draft-as Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin. az well
as in number Of districts in the States 1t Is yet to be
enforced
DECISION CONCERNING PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, ETC.
Commissioner Lewis has decided that proprle-
tory medicines perfumery, cosmetics playing cards
purchased before the passage of the Excise law must
be stamped il sold or offered for sale after September
Is, 1868.
GENERAL ANDERSON.
Brigadier-General Robert Anderson, Z. S. A.,
has been summoned beS,re the Army Retiring Boarf
and it Is expected that he will be retired from active
service in consequence of extremely feeble health lie
is at present in command Of the troops at Newport H.
l. General Anderson has been in the army since July
1895 and is second ON the list OF regular Brgadier
Generals.
sUPERINTENDENTs OF RECRUITING SERVICE FOB MAS
sAcHUsETs AND KENTUCKY.
Major +. n. Clarke, 9Th L. S. Artillery, is
under orders to proceed to Boston, Mass and take post
there as Superintendent of Recruiting Service and
Chief mastering and DsburSing officer for the state
Major W. ii. Sidc 18th U. $. Infantry. goes to LOUIS
vile. Ky, on similar duty.
To the Associated Pre..
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Sept 30, 1863.
UNION LEAGUE RESOLUTIONS.
AZ a late meeting of the Supreme Body OF the
Union League of the United States set Of highly i'm
porant resolutions passed amounting In fact 10
political platform IL Is said that in the course Of few
days they will be made public.
TIE DRAFT IL WASHINGTON.
The Board of Enrolment to-day closed its
hearing cfappicaons for exemption The entire nun
Der Of passed upon was Joss RON "eh 'he GOV
erument has received RI soldiers principally sgbsti'
tute. OF whom 81 ore colored. There are 2vo IN ad'
d,on 10 these who have been required to report in
failure 10 be proceeded against 40 des"It'is
no REELS ALONG TIE POTOMAC
An arrival to-day from the Potomac ho'iila
REPORTS no sgns Of the Rebels on tie shores oi Ae river
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sACuUsETs AND KENTUCKY.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Sept 30, 1868.
UNION LEAGUE RESOLUTIONS.

AZ late meeting of the Supreme Body OF the
Union League of the United States set OF hishy III
portani resolutions passed amounting IN tact 20
political platform. IL Is said that in the course oil &c"
hnys they Will be mnhe public.
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France.

Laws o. south Carolln,.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-11
.. What was your moth

dozen years siDcs. What was your moth
ef's nAtne7
Stranger--Her name was NJ
misunderstanding back much agitated.
farther inquired, Sir, what is your nancy
StTanger-Willism MI have been
absent in California about sixteen yearA,
Husbsnd--GreAt God, young man, my
vie is your Sister
Stranger-My Sisier3 II can not be pos
sible. had only one sister, aud she died
two wears before nv mother.
During all this conversation the wife was
In Clark & Co.'S bookstore, nervously
watching the proceedings in the street, and
" hen the two seized each other by tie hand
cordially, To- ked at the picture, and evinced
surprise, pleasure, &c. at what the conver-
ERtion developed, aud finally, srm in arm,
crosses tie street to meet her, her amaze
rleRt was at the eliminating pitch, The Ia
dy was called cut, and the following took
place:
Husband Wife, can not you recognize
this gentleman, and have YOU no. met him
previous to the past week?
Wie--Why, husband, what do YOU mean
! appeal to the stranger IL VIC evor spoke to
each other or ever met before2
stranger Yes, madam, we bAve met fre-
quently before, aud on the most intimate
( Terms.
| Wi ie--It is false, sir; il is slanSer. (The
tears courSing down her cheek profusely)
! Stranger-Madam, l will prove to you the
truth OF my assertion. [HeIe the stfseger
drew fourth the DaguerreOtype and presen
ted it to the lady, who, turned pale excited
| " exclaimed: ~ mother! my dear moth
Ter! How came you by this:' claspiug it tc
! her bosom)
| Husbaud--Wife, there must be no more
mystery about this matter. This young mar
is William h-r, your only brother.
The brother and sister eyed each other
FOR moment, as il to become assured OF the
truth OF the astounding declaration, and
then as il by instinct clasped each Other
around the neck aud wept tears Of joy. Po.
| liceman Homer, from whom we have re-
ceved the above, states that he never wit
messed such a greeting The three took the
first car that came along, and went home
overjoyed at the days developments, where
no doubt tull narration OF their youthful
histories was given, their parting wffer
young, and all events that have trsnspireC
since. We have no doubt the reader vii bt
re olcod WIN I. EN- at the sequel Of thi:
singular promenade and eontratemps on
Fourth rect Gin. Enc.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-11
Prom the Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

AH9 From the CIaeinnati Enquirer.
The following linss from daughter OF the
Auihor Of that soul stirring American song
the Star Spangled Rsnner-show hath poetic
hrs wss not eX,ingrished IN The death Of tho
fsthsr, bat was transmitted TO his children
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-11

StOCh hOSh sAath SStthPbChC'
I have on hand, and am now receiving
L from the South and Esst, the largest
Stock oil Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to
which | wish to call the attention OF Retail.
ers and others wishing to purchase for theil
own consumption. / am determined TO sell
as low if not lower than either Steubenvile
or Wheeling prices. My stock consists in