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The New York herald., 1863-07-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, July 9-6 P. ]

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Money Is about as II was yesterday in good
supply at 6 : per cent. Some lenders report
that they have applications for all they have got
at Z. while some brokers report that they have
more money offered them at than they can use.
Mercantile paper Of the highest grade sells At SIX
per cent Debt certificates are very firm at the
late advance.
Gold was rather better to-day, as was natural
after the recent heavy decline. II sold at 1917 in
the morning, remained pretty nearly at that figure
till the afternoon, sold at the second board at
1917, and closed at five p. NJ. at about lsls.
Exchange was rather firmer; there was pretty
fair inquiry at l44L l45, which was barely equal
TO the price Of specie. Many importers, deeming
the future uncertain are taking advantage of the
decline to liquidate portion Of their liabilities to
their European correspondents.
The stock market was generally better this
morning though without much activity. People
seem to be realizing that Union victories ,r not
calculated to diminish the value OF productive
Northern railway stocks. Erie rose ~ Central
/. Erie preferred Il. Harlem 3, Reading q South
ern old 2, Illinois Central l. Pittsburg ~. Rock
Island a. Prairie du Chen 3. Hudson River rose
TO $50 for cash, and at the time sold at $50,
seller two weeks. A good deal has been said
stock 1t used in 1857, 10 be called immoral
TO sell stock which the seller hadn't got. and in
those days we think II would have been deemed
not only immoral but extremely stupid TO sell that
which the seller not only hadn't got but couldn't
get. Pacific Mail rose per cent, and rumors
are afoat of new movements in the stock.
State stocks were lower this morning; governments
steady without activity. After the beard the mar.
ket was steady, and continued so al the one p. NJ.
call Of the public board, Erie and Hud.
sen being quite strong In the afternoon the
whole market was strong. Erie rose Il per cent,
Harlem |, Southern old -. Illinois Z. Pittsburg
X. &c. Hudson River sold at LIS cash and III
seller three days As much as per cent was paid
to-day for the use Of the stock for one day At
the close everything was quite strong, and there
was pretty general desire TO buy stocks. especi.
ally the New York shares. For the midsummer
dividend on old Erie az per cent was paid to-day.
We hear that an explanation OF the new move.
ment In Harlem may be expected early next week.
At the -four p. NJ. call the market was firm. and
closed with decidedly rising tendency The fol.
/ tln g1nsinu a. L..
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Died.

ANDERSON Brooklyn, f. d on Thursday afternnoon
July ., Nrrns s.. only daughter Of VIM. and T.. n. An
derson, aged two months and sixteen days
The funeral will take place this ffrday) Afternoon, at
tao O'Clock, from No 6Franklin place, Powers ste I.
ArrRDGs-on Wednesday July 8. after short iness,
JoHp ArrRipax ESQ at advanced age universally re.
gretted by his fellow citizens Of the Eleventh ward
among whom he lived, enjoying the highest reputation
Funeral at nine O'Clock on Saturday morning from ST.
Rrdge,s ehurGe avenue b. where solemn requiem mass
A,nu-si,er short illness, MrcuarL AYRKs, n native
OF Crany Bridge, Kedysart, County Clare Ireland aged
The funeral VIII take place from his residence No
l27 Madison street. this tfriday) morning, at min,
O'Clock lila brother Lawrence and also his friend sr,
| requested 10 attend the funeral. His remains will b,
| taken TO calvary Cemetery for intcrment.
BARTON On the battle ned, at Iafourche Crossing
sunday, June II, while manfaly defending his coun
try, Rca.Rp H. BsRroS Go. b. 10th ~ Y. :. Vols, agcc
| 20 years.
capsxr -on Wednesday, July S. PATRICK CARNEY, agec
% years and months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited d
attend the funeral, this (friday) afternoon at ~
o'clock from the residence Of his father, 4os wate
| street.
| CaRrpSrsR. In the 4dth year of his age
Tue remains arrived in the steamer New Yo,k tn.
relatives and friends of the family also the members
iioboken Lodge, No. 30, and A are invited to at
tend the without further notice frorn his late
sdence at West Hoboken, Nj tins fridsy) tierncon
at Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken, Al twelve O'Clock
1he members q hoooken Lodge No 80, y: and A. "
requested To- meet At their lodge rooms this riay
morning, at haf.pa eleven O'Clock By order Of
| r. BOO1F,s ", NJ
npuGspo-0n Tuesday, July !, after short illness
joHS Dsf8spo, Ia the 3Tth year Of his age.
It's remains will be taken 70 Flushing 1. T., for inter
men, 1be family and friends of tho deceased and thos
OF hts late grandfather Curtis Peck ksq are re-pectfu
invited to attend the funeral services the Epscopa
church Flushing this (frday) Afternoon, O'Clock
without further rotoe.
Doolisa- lin brooklyn, on Wednesday July s, after
short illness, MAro,RFr DoutsG, wife of Mchae Iuou
and daughter Of james and Mary scgrin aged Il year
| and IL days.
| May her soul rest Ia pcace.--Ameu
The relatives and friends " the family requested
attend the funeral this FRIDAY afternoon o clock
fror, her late residence No "a Carroll street BROOKLYN
Exras-n BROOKLYN Thursday, July q, Mstassa sec
ond daughter Of George " aud Melissa sneas, aged
| months and rs DAYS.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 AT
tend the funeral this (Fridey) afternoon NJ three occs
from the residence of her parents, No. 1s5 Adepbh
street, brooklyn.
Fsssri.-dn Tfmredsy, July 2, after short but se
were anc.s Juiu, the beloved vile u Peter Fsrrel 0
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Twelve MILES or Cars AND LocoxoryE.-1he Harris.
burg Union says:-"During the late squay times the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company took the precautionary
step Of concentrating, ponts removed from immediate
danger such Of their rolling stock absolutely
required TO carry limited business They had thus
concentrated locomotives passenger and freight upon
the sidngs between East Liberty and Wall Station the
western division OF the road extending for twelve miles
In length This long train has all been distributed dir
ferent points along the line the road considered
OF danger.
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-Wheat was brisker but unsettled The day business
comprised lit 900 busAeis 81 IS for prime white and
SO 81 43 for red and amber Western winter a %
$l 80 for Milwaukee club and amber spring 81 l2x \
81 rs for Chicago spring. and 81 ~ for amber STATE Corn
was decidedly active with 200 600 bu.nes
including mixed Western, at 66lsc. 67%c for sound,
oo1sc. 6oc. for nnsonnd and SOC. Toe for yellow
western Oats quiet at Toe. TIC Rye continued
altered.
toryns quite heavy with sales reported Of only 100
oags Maracaibo and 500 bags Rio private terms We
continue 70 quote Rio prime. 31c good, soc 30 &c
iar zsc 291c.; ordinary, CSC. % sc fair 10 good
cargoes 2S1sc 2S1c.: Java mats and bags s6c 37c
Maraca,oo, 400, alc Sc; Iaguayra slc $780,. st. Do
co-1os was quoted up SIC. &c. for middlings, with
poo there were shipped 140 900 bushels grain at
3D. snd by steamer 500 pkgs butter at 40s To Lon
3d., and SO tons heavy goods at 27s Cd 3Os To Gias
gov 20 600 bushels corn at 7Sd 3d.. 200 hhds tai
at TO rS,E Two osa S,s Of grain for orders:
werp 500 bbls. do. at 3s To Hamburg 600 bushels
grain a. 3d. To Amsterdam, 500 bbs Ho1r at &c. 41sd
bale. - ''o
HoPs ruled vev quiet at 15c. 2lc.
MoLAssK-rhere were 1,240 bbls New Orleans sold
mostly at auction at 2lc. 49, and small lots Of other
kinds at previous rates.
PRov'sIoNs.-Pork more active and nrmer with
obs a I'll 10 $l2 81 for old, SIS Is ~ for mess
and SO 20 81 30 Tor prime Beef ruled dull with sales
OF $50 bbs at 50 80 $12 for prime, and el2 so Sl4
extra mess. Lard was heavy exc. l0c. with sales
Of 500 packages or cut meats $50 packages sold
4hc &C. for shoulders and &c. asHc. for hams. Bacon
continued quiet, At Co. 1llc Butter and cheese were
heavy and dropping.
nc. continued IL limited demand, with small sales At
suGARs were dull and heavy with sales Of only $50
nnds q $40 12Ko for New Orleans, and I0xc. .
TAuow.-There were 50, 900 pounds sold at 1o,.c.
1890. Wv
wnsxEY-Saies Of $50 bbls were reported at lsxc. .
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

THuRsnar, July a-6P.y
Asus Sales were quite limited at So for pot. and
exc. Cor pearls.
Bssapsrups.-Flour was irregular ,ppr,ce. and more
active ire asy's selcs reached Ase0 bsh stats
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Mtsrciia eous.

srp.wspr err BatusoRf, CAPT Warehouse, Of the IA
man iine sails TO 18th lust for Queenstown and
Liverpool
STEAMER suRFEtsp-shanghse, Nav b-The snrpiss while
s,saoinu across YAM ts4ekiang May Z,
into by the Hugasng tsl, coming DOWN A. srncs us f9r
ar IL the psdde Immediately began 70 hl In
30. a,nny ~ run he on shore found hsd
re ard the spread rapidly she had 10 be given n
and "a ,nce become ioai wreck; mAsser drowned, On
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Court OF General Sessions.

BeIUr6 UIty Judge McCuhn.
JULy 9.-E1en Dorap arragned on an Indictment
for grand larceny which charged her with having stoer
gold watch and chain valued $780, from John Devlin
the Sd ut She pleaded guilty OF attempt at grand
larceny and sentenced to the City Prison for day
Several other prisoners pleaded guilty to indictmenti
for minor ofencee and were remau ded for sentence
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MIscM.LANEoUs.

4 ELEVATOR FuR coRNs, BuNioSs TEsDEE
n feSt te fsit4 a. crnis pr hst for lnhhmec
b,n,nns fes,erca ,ofns. nerowiug nas Ae. use Or.
BRIGGS Curative sold by dtsg.is anu r'nt b' mail iof
and 81 prf boks Df' y hhi".'' ii~sN ,hhopv
dist 2l2 RrOatwa, -
SECRET WORM KNowiNG.-Go TO THOMAS r.
n AasEw y 2Gf Giecnwrh street eurner ~ Murray
~. ,he low ptce- he is selling Teas Wtges Corres,
tr a,d at and everything else used IN esery
family Hams, - s"on''rrs' o'se Tor Sugars NC s"s
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skirmishang IN Mississippi-R usnors
IaNo Arln
Great FIRE In Atlanta.
A Bold Adventure.

correspondent writes from Wilmington N. c., to the
Qsycttaylle Obserrer;-
The blockade running business has developed new fea
ture has arrived here which Is reported 10
have saiat from New York and merely touched at Mas
her way TO Wilmington with unbrcken cargo
Of Yankee goods supposed be joint Of par
ties In New York aud Wilmington. This is bold adven
ture but not likely TO be successful one the facts be
susceptible of proof for military guard has been sta
atoned board prevent the removal OF vessel cargo
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ssoLEs. BELTS ASp aEyhErs. Z

y NV YOnk, Febfuafy 10, III
ve~srs METTAM CO.-Genuemens having been .
se.er from rheumatism AMI rtprrt~neng enthe rshsf
.9,er wearing = pair Of yofr METALLIC INsOLFs Tor .
shot time affords pleasure rcommsnd them as =
reliable remedy for Lai Complain, Ven years
H. WRicsT. w. one 80 Broad~ ~ Sfnd fof urcu-
lar Insoss 81, Belts o., Armies 81 " sssh hni - -
prsae
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Operations of the Rebels in
Louisiana,

The Richmond Enqslirer Of July received out csn
AAns important from any point, and pretends Il
have no ivom General Lees army except through
Northern pspsrs.
The Enquirer Gays
Unofficial Information by telegraph from Jackson MIS-
this morning, states that Generals Mafruoer ana cK
Taylor mad the Mississippi at kenha' ten mes
above New Orleans, and were marching on '0&t CITY
LATEST.
General Taylor aas captured seven Thousand Of the
sneny near New Orleans, and Is marching thai crty
Possibly the Confederate flag over New Orleans.
The R,chmond Dispatch Of July that JEFF Davis
has had recently attack Of Illness bua that he
viii 10 u days enjoy his usual health.
Gen. TayIor's Operations I'm Loufsin na.
lTeeerams 60 the Richmond Enqairer.l
NArcnEz, July ?, 1853
The Louisville Dexecrat says the last official advices
state that Generals fylor Morton and Green surprised
the federal Notifications at Brashear City on the S7h OF
June and captured eight hundred prisoners. incuding
thirty three also SO 900 900 worth Of commissary,
81 500 600 worth Of q,arermasters stores, $3.50 oeo @
garrison and regtSenta flags 10 900 tents, 2O00
mules 900 negroes 900 stand small arsns
sixteen siege guns, and position important % Port
Hudson or Nisksburg Oeher important movements by
General Taylor progressing
private letter from tho Conner battery states ha
Gen Walkers forces, IL 600 strong, had LEFT Delhi en
for Lake Providence which IS garr'soned by edsra
and negroes. They hung two officers commanding ne
groes before leaving peleesalng
Nothing from, Port Hudson
i, SktrmishaAg in unors
from Grants Army.
BolccSs DEPoT iva Jackson), July 4, 1858.
Our cavalry diminishing all day yesterday near
Sdwards depot with Osterhaus troops Our loss Is two
Killed, and captured sixteen prisoners.
The enemy fr.ng national salute this morning
Negroes constantly returning to their masters from
Grants army They report that the Yankees expected TO
snakc another assault to-day.
The enemy engaged yesterday in throwing pom
eoons over the Big BLACK at Baldwin,G Ferry.
Great FIRE In Atlanta.
On the night OF the 10Th ut destructive fire broke out
IN Norcross building, a. the corner OF Whitehall and
1Ax;etta streets Atlanta Ga The C0sderdcy publishes
list the principal sufferers whose losses amount to
oyes $c35 O00 adds >Besides these, perhaps the
prinapa sufferers there large number Of other per-
sous wh0 lost smaller sums"
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The consolidation, which was so nearly perfected
few days since, between the Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chcn and the Milwaukee and st. Pau
,thc cid La Crosse) railroads, bas fallss sAsesuh
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and the two lines are now actively competing with
each other for business at rates, greatly to the
advantage of the farmers Of that region. Thus far
the old La Crosse has had the best Ofdhe contest
It's earnings for the past six months show an in
crease of $ll7 900 last year, while those ofthe
Prairie du Chen show ], decrease of some $50 900.
1t seems likely that the st. Pauline will continue
TO gain upon its opponent. The attempt which
was lately made by the Rmirie dE Cnien TO secure
an extension Of its ine through Northern Iowa
into Minnesota has failed and been abandoned for
the present. while, the other haHd the St. Paul
road is building line from st. 'Peua to Owatonia,
where IL will connect with the line now in
course Of construction from that point to Winona,
and will drain. for the exclusive benefit of the st.
Paul road, region which last year furnished one
fourth of all the wheat that was received at Mil
waukee Meanwhile the st. Paul line controls
all, or nearly all, the boats the upper Missis-
sippi; SO that altogether the prospect Of traffic
this summer on the Prairie de- Chien line especial
" as there is no local crep on the road il not
very encouraging, and holders Of the preferred
stock are feeling nervous about their dividends.
The business of the Sub Treasury vases follows
to-day
Receipts ,90I 20 y
-roT cubsoihs 10 wv W
ray Menus zOILZI "
VVo ~
L. A1A A---1 -1-.- H.
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We learn that new issue Of legal tender notes,
one or two years to run, and bearing interest may
be expected about lst Of August.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $60, ,2ll ,ol5 04, and the balances
$2,22s, 1896 "a.
The statements Of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1862 az folloWs:-
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Hatins total ,Cgresste of setusl and
o,timste' expenditure, ~. ........,.
But a. these e-limstes include ell un.
expended bslsnccr Of appropriations
from former years, they are nee essari-
safely deducted nom their nssrt rate,
az likely % remain untIpended A. the
cloto Of the fiscal year, the sum OF. i....
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PRICE ONE CENT

r,s..d 70 the ,ses..y q trcy1ins ts u. chars: q
.sssd.d .'aiss sheh hsys been abandoned BY their
reoel ovuevs The eseFstary olcfs some nGsssttcns
,es .s ss1sas,ns the etesney g Ne Dspe,tpent, snd
Sns aeton that ocer IN the tnvssusaton Of frsuds
KpSsSs KspSs Y certain Rsrsons faEmeIly ,mP.oyed IN
ssicn The uo-yt dismissal Of The euilty psrtiss yet
remaintne in ofee, and the measures Of prevention
devised and sdcp,sd Will 10 believed, ssfne,en,ly
csee the ecvsnm.rt asatnst the fcpstt,o Of thes~
or the onm mission ~ lihs hauds The Secretary re
nevs his recommendations for the purchase Of the
nafehanO' Exchange, New York, nov occupied bv
lease - Custom Bouse, and ooneiudss fol'ovs:
"1n thb rspprt tn 8sz starv aeesssarily oruts
thing but he cannot omit the expression OF his
cordial aprxsciatios of the real int Nseue., and
deity Witch the offscsrs Of the department. scners
have rcusht to the discharge Of their several duties
To theit isbors he senshiy feel. and srstsfu!lv a.
koovisdsss that hs 10 indebted In sat part for tho
measure Of success which he's attended its sdminb
trNtion
stii lee. could he s1euse himself shsud he omit 10
say how dis,in6tly he reroGnlseA On loohiug back
thrcush the year. the tokens q that Divine Prov,
dsncs vh eh has led ouy country through pert, o.
every kind. How steadily and ersndly. under thai
hsnisnspt care. the Grss{ Rspa6ile has msysd on
sacred Guidanoet sP CHASE
eseyelsry Of the TrsAsury.
TrsssuTy Department, Dee. 10, 1894"
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General Ihtelngeneo,

ri!lO, nr' RED.
Tur ha,st 4 tNe Boil, ~. ordered the Grea, ship
Comp,nv tGr,a; q stern 10 ee wound 10
Tng lrs' hlsiAnysisu entAfy sohooI has hsen opsp.
ed a. wsr.s-
Ius oi Nirsin y ssislature completed II. orssp,
,suon ~ A'ist dr,. o. w,dne,dsy Coz Pirrpon =
m,shfr ti.ue' '.sN st .siou, In favor II
pfnsA ~" .lf-'s in the state. and nm Q
owen o. thN people to alter the eorstituti on TO
the attainment o. that end
WIZ The ar ointment 81 Cen RevncId, % the
eonrlsnd ~ W. troops in Ne- O-ierus and yc ni'v
e.'tn,n's ~ se lsttly been ,"ut dovn to take the
nAcr o. NC nov Nth I. ~. and the rutrfils
thai nave ~ isfe been daring and destructive will
nov f'eeF AL rcsrouAhle attention.
Ihts a." i.uos ~ thr Eur,sr Of rnriua,ion ,No~
D ne the tlrtv.'1r fesrs pre- vious 70 lS6O. tho
% w stion haf been b.0r2 AZ. 2alCOO c.ms
country peNious % lS2N and sS,N0 since
'h. toia. numtvr ,inee l-?0 heng hoa6tl4
t|ar. tW ttnt - cAgi'a hroufht into the eoun.
~ ..,. aaii..ito
D.-r.t H IItr'a measures sssin.t the d,lovsi
-. r''t q h- department are ~ fhs mos stringent
'..f.-tf Tie has wet ib'ucd an order declaring that
81 .u' -. ri lt.., made Nv auy inhahtant ho hss
a. ft, 90 D hi. 20 hei siisrtauce. are forbidden
h-r ~ q ton ~ parran 'rAusfcTrins and 10.
e'.slte 'hAi ae uisAtd bv hne inpr isonm.nt or
ri't,pf'ed ihu G.n. ve,de -in soon he rsl,ev.
t'tn 'ip.tut' l IN ssid, however, that tn p eel
'er' sud VI 'h-fr vNr thr stor.ton OF Hooker
vtif .srF s'rptou he taur between him and
'tu. ~ ms. u iuonss tax umrnd. hoo ~
'nr's' ID. tAe Army of the potonse .ii he re.
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News from Rebel Sources.

Po,'-r. 1on,o,. Dee 10 The Richmond svns OF
Dee. sth has Charleston date. ~ ths sth.
south Carolina.
Charleston, NJ. s. briL fire te,resn Fort
koultrie spd Battery 8ress opensd this morning.
Tho YANKEES have ees,ed firing on sumter. The,
are Altering their batteries, and suttenehirs Grees.
eastward. one Monitor has timber work around her
side. % protect her ffom torpcdce.. oar batteries
tcsp np so. hf" uron The snemy's working parties.
so~ hrins 10 ispt up hetsssn the enemy, batteries
aud ours.
TenucSse.
Pr,"olsp,e. Cen. Ions,tgeet hn raised the
siege Of knoIvus. In oon,eluence ofhesvy reinfore.
meus rscei-sd ~ Ruru,,dc On Friday uight our
forco fsll t>ct 20 torri''o~n. -he-e stand -il
probably be made. our loss at Knoxville Vas 6on.
p..rcipa'ly 10 Hcois sdv'ion c.. RuG. 4 Georges.
-. killed. Col fishrr ~ M,si-sipri, ~. .ertousl,
~ourded. Capt. nuan. q Gen Lous trects ,,af.
.. wounded The susu, on the 9o,h failed. in con.
sequence Of fors,d order. recalling Ger. Anderson,
bnsads
Geors,s.
Dalton, ca. Dcc :. The ,ustay'. e,vslrv .fre.-
ed yesterday, at X nrsold hn; hem At iet-t h cu,
esvalry, under Grs,by. -eIe driven = uus b., .t
town
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Prscredipss or Cessr~sa.

Washinotos, Dee. lo--Ne business Of ,mrcftshes
vss transacted IN either House 10 Asy. NJ Pendls
ton Of Ohio gave notice Of his Intention TO introduce
bill to admit nsmbss Of the Cabinet 70 seats upon
the floor Of the Senate aud House Of Representatives.
With the right TO debate upon natter pertaining IN
the business Of their respective departments. Ths
House elected Chaplain. Eleven candidates vars
nominated Rev W. u. Chsnnins. Unitarian. ~
seived "a votes RI. Rsv. Bishop Hoptina Episeo
pstsn. 40 M. ChAnnins vss declared elected. Both
Houses adlourued TIL Monday.
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sartedto DAY In pursuit Of the pratt. ,ho took the
Chesapesks
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Fo,'-,s Mon,o,. Dee 10 The Richmond Svna OF
Dee. yth has Charleston date. u TIE sth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
I Io, bo rcscp,cl in auy shane. and 4 must disgust

Let be presented in any shape and must disgust
FOX curse Inherent 10 il grows WIN H. and iilicis OPP
precision ond cruelty wherever II dcacends | Bear
Lear - ard cheers
this Association nm bound 10 take up any natcnel
QuaIc Gt.l 30 not hesitate 10 ccclhc NY opinion,
i,Vcr filtered in ny sentiments lClceis.
never said word in ritigaion Of Slavery In my
human beings If had deere s." lEearf and checrs.l
Ncs viii say shame upon every man IN America vIo
is not IN AntiSla,ory Ian shame AID disgrace upon
him m
don't carc for tie consc1ucnccs. wiz not restrain
NY honest Indignation o. !tcing pronounce every
man flithefs mi.crcart v does not take part Tor
the abolition Of Slavery. ,iIemendous cheering for
NAV !" ssa ,hat ocrse win he token at these
words Cone what may from tacIn. they my words
lIlcnovcd nIp!fEsc
rather TO palliate Oor could dare attempt 10
jus,lfy) system wlich slus out tie book o human
know i,dgc ard sc"ls 10 Todrcc to the condition Of
f!aye $50 eco lurtH beings; hi,h closes not only the
lclt # human science hut tie rays of divine rc,cln-
ton. ana the doctrine Which tie son OF God came
upon the earth 10 rlnHt
The man Who VIII do 20 belongs not to my Kind
[" iicar, hcarWl
Over tie brood Atlantic ponr forth ny voice. say
nc, Cone ont cf such land. you rirhincni or II You
icurin and dane cOrItrnDncc the system II Slavery
Tint is supported there re rW reoosn'e yoa as His'
iRsR no l0APr! iClcOs.i
say tie man is not Christian; he cannot believe in
To- binding law Of tie pccacgue.
He -nv 10 fo The olapc or the church and No rTay
Turn M bites Of his eyes; but he canno krccl rs
Christian lcfore his ticai''. 81 lie would not dare 10
pal'ilfc sucl az uffmols en-.
No America Tie blgck pot of slavery rests upon
your siar-rrmscd banner; nd no matter what eitgy
ycu may rcpgnc beneath il (. hidcons darrng stan
%! slavery rests upon You AID just Prov aoncc Wi
sooner o. later aclgc Itself og orr crime loud ana
coniinp.d clecis
Sin Thar spoicn he 's-r'ierfs Of ne RT'al hs.oeia
tion fCleeIs Thee is not among tie hrndI -
If fhousards thai lcCrr 10 body, among tie MI
Ions that win lC'oIg TO H. who dos Rot concur ii
what have sf9'cd. -,
Wclaav nct CT monty from America after this dee
rra.o but even if,, shoul not. c do not welt s!o'a
s.1in,d iaore, Hear iccrl II they malc u The con
dtol ftlor sympathy or Il there be implied any sub
mis- ION 10 Tie doctrine OF slavery on our put IN re-
ce, .r tioir remittances Let tcm GEESE scldmg Them
70 uutr.
Bu, thorc nrc VIE ard good men everywhere. end
,hofc are wise and good mon In Ainoi ca: rrd that
document which You haze read. SI, - proof among
oibeif that there are. And would wish :" crifn
the fieuds ip = such Ten lu The cinin'ls esd t1c
atettolsit DO commit aud those WHO oounfnfhte
tie crime - slave IrtgaTc a. c crf1ifs ~ Irf9Hd
and d sire to have sympathy OF suIpos Nom iAe-'
Cheers