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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
MiIitarn Notices.
Praurnmma af ARRANGEMENTS

FOR THE CT cESRHfl0N OF THE APPRoACHiNG
ANNIVERSARY Of OUR NATIONAL lNDE-
PENDENcE. JULY 1868,
uIDER TBs AUsPcEs OF rHE MUNICIPAL AUrHohirIks or
TBR CITY OF NEw-YORK
Joint Special Committee appointed TO MAKE orange
m nts for properly celebrating the spproa,hog Anniyerary
Of National Indepondcuce have decided upon the follow
-" HxADouAnrEns FIRST DrvrsiosN YNG.}
NKw.YoRx, June 81. 1859 5
GENERAL ORDERS No s.Thet part VI the First Division
which In the city viii parade on the Fourth day OF
July unite in the cel~b'aon Of the Sh aDnversay
Of tlo Declaration Of Independence.
rbs Diysion ns will be formed l4hs, with the right
on 5thy at ococs and tho parade will 10 snder the
Th pI,.ion viii p"y The honors Of n.rchug salute
the Mayor and Corporation in font of the City Hail. at 10
In. veteran Artillery will fire the National 'alas from the
Tn. M,ior sn.rsl take. occasion to return his tbsnks "
well congratulate tle Division Tor ne pIomp sna ps
o,ic devotion which Il. members Of all grades have re-
TO be Tor duty 10 the held upon tho Invasion
IT," h S,h sth 7h ath ,h l2h, 2ad, s7'h ssh 6ah
zen soldiers sresdy at tho seat Of war and t%o otner
rrrn-p Of the Division are preparing to support the~ !"
The also deeply grateful to his fellow cit,
,.p. and the public institutions IN whose emp oyeht so
many members Of Ibis division ara engaged ror te
d, vosn aud besliy in retaining Tor them their huaoh
durina tie present tour oi duty ,. ,..,- =,
Capt Ot,o will report to Gen. spicer Tor escort duty H
The Conmissry.G.n.rsl will .'ue ammunition for the
salute rrqai'isio9 Of 1e proRf5 S9'L s.yDFoRp
j. If. Wucor Division Iospector.
Tber. will be salute tired Ia Union Square sunrise snu
az the Battery A. sunsai
Io the evening 6rrworts will bo displayed and music fur
ni.h.d At the following pisces; M, ~,
City
Fast Broadway end Grand st...........hif bsnu
N,d,.on..ou.r- Scn@nmilief's Band
Tom ..................W Wsnn.m-kers Band
w.. Il osa,, sv and Franz liweifs Band
rib,,v .Helsrs Is ind.
ttr~lssy .od a a, .W.un-maksr's Band
fg.,,,n.,.i.v and .kOhu.s Band.
"a So .,................... Wailsc.. Band.
ghiy iythiri.. and jda .Alolets band,
Mount Norris.
o.
Tenth and ing.bridge Road 'ssi9u. nahd.
n t9u -triUg
Thi,ty.four,h., bet, 9Th q ID 9Th Blind Baud
Mania iausi '.''''''s'''''''''''
Randall = ISIS d.
Tho owners OF vessels lying IN port and pro-
p,.or. Of hotels snd public buS reqle-ted to dis
p,v their coor. that dsy the se1tons ar equestea 10
n the ~ respective cbuFches tor an hour at sun
Iis-, noon. suG suus-t
Drivers OF vehc. requested 10 eyoid the line OF pro
eeou The Civic Societies invited 20 cc-ole,se with
the COMMITTEE ia ffth.raAce OF tie cseoMion ny order
~ IN. Cou,m,t,se TERENCE FARLEY,
- JOHN FOX
JOHN I HENRY,
CHAs n. HALL.
JAMES REED.
PETER MITCHELL,
r l. A. BOOLE
Committee q the Board OF Aldermen.
JAMES HAYES.
THOS BRADY,
MICHAEL {. GROSS,
john HANiLAND,
JAMES MURRAY,
PATRICK RUSSELL,
DAVID FITZGERALD
Committee fihe bostd Of Councimsn.
Z. FARLEY. Chairman
r.vr. u.xv. Sa~,stary
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1893 90
615 90
1859 81

Exec" Special Appropriations. to d.ts $i27z'i W
o P. SMITH
JEREMIAH WEIGH.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
JACOB C. BOGERr
Finance COMMITTEES.
Nr,o. York, July l. 1862 ,-,,,..
Nj SMITH pr.ssb.d report nom the Finance Commtso
euiiuI fequ.iion tho Comptroller of 1Iooo'
aud su1dfy general appropriations. ,,- ia.
R,.,rei That tho Comptroller be requested o psce Win
the CITY Chamberlain tins sum OF 500 0O ,ublrcts 70 "o
Of he Board Of Education, and sitef tins date
Rsor,d That tho srm, hsteinasr named oe appropriated
out oil tb- .ulouns respectively reserved aud sst apart for
sueh pUrpo'cs, ,ek; S,,o,oo
-, rs ,.n,. y, 1911 az OJD
s, IL. broie - ~. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
70, . sVpo,'"'H' " .'.'''.. 1900
-, in'Aan, II =, ,',... ~ IV.td sobool,.... l000J
~, .,,a,, :, ~. A~sd.,nv .....,,..,...... 1880
-, ~. ,t,an.t .............,.... 5000
~, -. =, s.boeI .,......,.......... 1850
= :, ei.,. 81 tb DosrI Of Fdacation.,...,. 5000
Jncis,,, .,n.n.a. af tbs Do.rd of Educaton,. 600
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Col. T. Bigelow Lawrence, The American Con
suGeneral III Italy, has rent to tho Sanitary Com
mission containing lArgc amount OF hut band
ages aud hospital stores, contributed aud prepared
by the American ladies in Florence, for tho ol
our wounded soldiers.
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June II. Heating Public School No. "a.
In Stcond Wsid............
June IT. Furnishing Fhmsy Depart.
m-nt Of Ward School No. a3
In Sixth Wsrd..............
Juno II. Heating Pubhc School No. In
Ninth Ward.
June II. Fitting up premise. OF Public
School No IL In Twenty-ss-
cond Wsrd.....s..........
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J.vE. HAYES. Secretary.
OVylcE os IHg A. a. o.r.MAHsHsL.O EsERAi
soUTHsES DivisloS oF NRw-fonE. Z

OHYlCE W IHE A. 4. FFoNo'r'HI AH'H'I'U ,HAHAIIf
soJTHgEs UlvslON OF NRw-1oHK, Z
Nsw-iOKK. June p, los.
Soticc IL hereby ssn TO all pefsons "hose a. IS uiVo
Nm FyROLLFD Dl,.fict Oth,T than m Sc ~ "tleh
tt.g r- ihat 1y calm. upon tbs Pr vost-Mirsha ia 'u'
Btrs BOO uhh they have their fed-nr" hey eau ''su
CFLIFtlk II fac OF their euro nsnt 10 'uch u -
rrt hirD. IpYn pfs.'ats1E. u ettue u'in " nav
.if r L. tie lss. where they may have o7sp
enrolled q s-w bore 49,, III, - -
h, ado ti hi, course tho PovostA1rshsl' VIII be en-
ab-a 10 tr.i lsy, sud rcssu' he thoAi1J VI lanes
arre.r.a z luora Ban once In the eufoli.neNt .
A.ti,. should b. naie " ths Poyo.t.Marshss rs fol
low:
1t c iutrss.cual District. JAnni-a / l. 49,
,HC.-t..i.u.l Dt r., No 20 a. -alist Wilismshursh
"a 40 t,s.ilus Dtucf, No 2a3 s'ii glon 'I bIo'As
a. CO .f-.-iousi Di. -Itt. No. lil broadway.
5tr C... e..'or 81 u.t,uct, 80 - Grand-'t
sih tongr~s.i IA, Di.trct No ls5 bit.sy.
IN Co. sf..ousi distinct. No o. Ji-iy
gth Congregational Di.fIci, No. ! lbt. bfosdway
gA Con .fp.ion.l Di,irict. No 6'1 81 ~. -
Cot ROBERT NUGENr
A A. Plovo,..Y ,r.naI -trntfal.
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Jurullurc.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNIIURE OF
w.r.ot-i uanuaciUrs Also solic Chr. nut s1d Nsnut
Chamber gu t-s ala AMI orosmeOt.l Al Al 3 FAhhiNo'
ION> t8 Csnsst.. opposite " No,stef Estao'lsd e'o'
ENAMELED FURNIIURE-Al styles aud
IL prcs. AsO. Chamber Sutss ~ a.aGt Aod hest.l-
b- beet ss,oTens 10 tie city "toiesas sno fes ~ o'
~ tsns4sS "A"aS.' 'n
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Go nJhom II man Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of WILLIAM
4 futob.bly In uliuoi.) and HENkY aud DENNIS BUM
tORD native. of MutefIuum COMFY 4 Westnsah b. Ire
land by theif bro,hsr, AUGUST bUMtOhU "ho mas ar
dyrd l,iely Isisst Mr. Feeney's No. IA Van BrantsI,
Brook yn. H.
AJR. HENRlQUE HARRIS will please eal
WI At the ofi =. OF AMMAN KEMP, No - Wsserst,
for I..,tets addressed 20 him In their
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1taebinerp.

TODD IL RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
Drv.st Moi..st Patefs,D, MA. aisetn- ts,loh'
and fortab Stesu-En. aud boi'." ,hsmp low
ossu,n and Roee Machinery. Mil Gearing slsiNis Ac.
NNATER WuEELS.-kEfNOLD PAI-
w ENT-Ths best Igrone IN MOeels srd nfaw'
80 ,,, NJ, en- Al of onice No .89 broadway Newly 9rS
~ 10y TALL, OFT UNDERAiLL
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Gorscs, Carriages, Sc.

CPAN YOUNG HORSES FOX sALE-One
bay add ole l. sck 4, uand. hsn, weigh about 200 lo~
an. are .onuI Eipj snd very styih trves S.l oe
seen or the tha .ub,cuper 10 Moth hoo'es hsns
....t County y \. Br-rJ the Spea Owned ~
.s2inwal, 40. - Nest iOtE-si.. Univrr.ity PLee. -
'-f' TRUMAN 4. SWEET.
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uE,p4r.VrBks PR0y0sr NaSsH,L-
sf,ru Dtsrp,,q "a SFw-N ok No. l33 tth-v.
The National Corps of Honor.

The NuGIOnui Orps Ol
MIN a. ANlED FOR 1hE lNNAil tOhfs.
FathfYi S,Icis oi good character who from wonnd' o
tho yc, pcitsied for seiEe held 'utS
s,il o., be u. eiy~i Futurri for ihiae yeat uu r-
,o,f uk,d Pay allow ssue O., ~ the tueo
Sts'-s Infantry -1r-.t that DO Ien 1ms or Bounty of r.
b,irnt viii te lowed Joining this Cops VIII not tT'l'
idtr 40, rem, ou boane, Ach m,y 10 due Tor pe'f
ous service. .,- T.
IN. d.,e. will be chiefly ac, a. Provost Guards FOR
Uosgtsi. and other ruoc budlas I'D A. Ceb Ofaei'"
SC II ne,ea.ry th.y Will - si''sned 10 FT' aud uN'
us0us -.... .... .r,,,..,,>.
Tho sppicsut ohsu the CeInhcac oil tho posfa o1
Eprolul-Ut 4 MS Congressional DAiT.ct
Thst thr applicant i unit ~ s''sice IN the hel
That 10 ut Tor Il olte, OF 'ome OF them indicated
sboy~ 49,, o.,
D. THAT, II not nov in tho service he honsnhy dis
elngrd.
4 lhAt he !. neritoron. and deserving
For Tho COINCIDENCE of to men WI os
for three grade, Of duty Those who most efficient aud
boitrd oruing susrd tutl etc exc
wi armed vitL sk O. bu' astgLrd t' co anirs 81 te
lst Battalion. .u.e 81 Is dsgtre % eIti-ucy, IN
cud those ho h,ve lost hMd ann SUD tn lea
effective rcudrs those who nave lo foot n r. TO ne
plli-s - Sr,oui ILird BstiasA'; snsy WAL De
armed with s~ofdf
INF rm-S,y Blue with Das Blue Tnnmn.a
fot Enlis,ment or in th-r Information apIyto
JAMES ". kAkR. Board
JAMES W. row ELL. Of
CHARLES A. LAMONT, >Enrollmeut.
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Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the Norti
Chances for Business men.

EOR RSALE.-PLAINFIELD ACADEMY, sit
nui ed in Cumberland County, Ia, tnye nles "est o'
r ell; hss been "a operation II Aens ooildipgs extern
ave- mt acres OF LAID highly improved Orch'Ids GARD n
Hot.o.d, &c. Price los. snd terms easy Addfe" "
SAMUEL HEPBURN. esq Carlisle, Pa
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HRApQusKrEKs PKOyosr. MARSHA. s.
.-r.. IN. IL - - y alN .AnnA M La hfn.na

SixTH DisrElCr or NKW'l YORK, No. l5o ttn-av3
Enroiimeni.--Auy person knowing o. ~ one jo;ween
the s.rs eui ~ napie TO do military duty residing ~
this tie klh Cougrel nn,i District whose be has sa
hocVo 10 az thi. "ce, o. 10 tl
reu y naiucy Inform the Marsha, tus tuey
may b.. enrolled aud throw Ur share of tho budt "a
upou Other. Al persons havug given al'e "i iu'
m-1aoy 0y tho Provost Narsn that tile "a niious name
cTsrJ lest they be sb dut twc-, once oT tne
real aud Tor that asuume, which ~ many casos
has h~rn ssc-tt tuot. JAMES W. FAIR
Csptsin aud Proyost.Mafshtl, \ith District New-fOh
Daryce's Zomave's, Alteration !-orgsnlrins iot
the trciau Cops @59s bounty pad-oue uouth' Py !"
Uiho-r, OF cd experience who hsye served "o
years n the ito will command Niue companies no" or
g.nigi Ncwfork city. brooklyn. But'o. oglrnoHfS
snd Jeuo.t lew Sr gsancirs It'll Vacant only nen
well recommended viii De rocris,d UniOnns ctlthe,,
quarters cc uIushrd a. Part - tue hos"Ioht now
la tlc held I'd aud STAFF follows:
Glen ELAND " NtNSLOM. Co.oneL
CARLISLE BOYD. Li-ntrH,nt-C Coonel
Cli s. y MONIuOMEKi MNOG
ADAM FtkGUNSON. AJuaut
FRANK " DOoLitIi.r. surgeon.
fEKNlN BUBDi. ~, j.. Ouiucrn"ster
GONDOH WINSLON, Chaplain.
For paTrouas sppy at the Hsdquaflera, No. IA Brcad
way, cor AstoI place.
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.sik REWARD. Stolen, from the stable
sD JUN 10 Henrys u-'d.y night. da,k.bro~n,
bum HORSE i43 IS hands bsA he sds ~.s bZ
tho u.e Poney aO him except on u. ou nino
foot arg- iua o1ut Dstvy a. ne shd ioe topl
on Zoe BACK ,.jd'. Toe sooye rr"hd "l Do pLe
10 any per,on returning him. or vinR inio m.lon.
}. p. LYON, No I3l Cha bsu-ss. /
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Durycc's Zogaves.-kecrni'' wanted for tho 5th
Re .iuirnt q. ;. la untfy Nolnn...' -. IiE|hAAND
MISSION now teorg,uinug in tr.s ctS.
bounty paid to Ic-enli'tns Ioh any returned
te.fu.rtt
Sli5 bounty paid recruits s. premium paid upon
the recruit being mustered into TIE setsies.
Reg mont now a camp on station l,lsut.
Renal tt,kct. Ifuishri t. the families OF soldiers.
kalons aud uniforms furnished
NN. II CHAMBERS,
a,tsin Co r. auI 4 o.,
n.0o A ar-.,s
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Mercer House. CO h,oor,s AID N-rc-r-.,'

Rally. Rally. Huliy.-Co. Il, Btth kh6lMENr y.
y. q. tNinuu). CO. tAru CONhLlNd i"rt-y.
6,e krcuts anoa ,mmeii,ey Tor 10 days. service. Ful
uuafu- furnished every enur. who ha. ssl,d tue
r + this Company will port immediately at Headqna
at "a. Arnoy OF tue lie. Regiment Ceuo MarAot. be
tween l,taud aud Broomr-sts Hy order OF
WILLIAM ATKINSON. Csp,aia.
JOuS NirCHEfL. Orderly sergeant
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Fest arc Jcuno.

I OST--A roll of MANUSCRIPT, consisting
VI numbered Note. rpltog-s, resp.c.iv.y marked
ou tie cover, VI l." ke.i..0n.' aetspnync', NO.
Tn, nd-, will be rewarded tor restoring them TO The ownsA
Al tue sfound door 80. 81 Beaver a..
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Honrd Of Aldermen.

,-nu.,J STATED SESSION July ?. 1863
P,e.est-wiism Walsh, esq President, AID Fox, Henry,
p.n McCool, Reed Chipp, Mitchell. Ryers Jtreiuish
psrd, Masterson, Otti~elL Farley and Long.
Ts minutes the last meedns read and approved
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and r1tsfrfs OF Vfs%"s poItf
p,,or. Of fots, snd public bus - requested TO dis
,v their coo. on that d.y the seXton ar fequesed 10
rn bells - their respective chuiches of an hou at Sun
guG sunset
Diver. OF vehicles requested TO syoid the line Of pro
ee..iou The Civic Societies invited 20 cc-op"se WITH
,t. ia frth,rance OF a.. celebration. BY order
Of the Committee. l-hE'S r. ANIL,
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10 and deliver gods ont Of Iryies So 211
Ns Insy nth Affect aud alec 10 .Itb ito goods ia trout
Bs s.. poisslOn Continue only dunn. tho
yisss.fe oi the C m nou Council.
" nIcA couc..Icd ih.
Peso uton th. onlentson Of s CLERKS to the A..
sstani Ifseflrer under tie ordinance enued An oio
Ssntee to tie families Of volunteer soldiers the City Of
ke"foIk sefyiUs IN the army OF tue Cnion" DO ~ ser
@Snlh 40 lie d 'le sum Of $GO slted IA saii ordnance
Re.oution sat TIE Croon Aqueduct Department bo IL
to o htad. sed Duane streets aid Ciy Hall place,
SAINT AIdfeV's Cbmcn
W NAicL wts carried.
e.outons tlst he Comptroller be directed TO furnish tie
Commi.si,nef' o CAsrues and Correction two thous.Dt
loti. 81 manure.
Wnich concuued in.
Resolutions that psI.sson be granted 10 Isslc Smith
Co, to continue tho use oi ngns 10 front o their premise.
No 90 broadway during Tie pleasure Of the Common
Which was conc1rred IN.
PsssmDle, reet the fe OF the Rebel insy-'ou
sno Gen Mcclellan has been for DOT Of .cvs
sei'cs lie ne l. held IL isn estH Alion by tie people OF
tbe Ioad Of aide. end Is Mayor repeatedly aud
snJ request he AcEni.trsuoE t. place Cen Mcte,n
The position sict tue pesent cIiss demands fOI
safety Of the Republic.
wl,ch eonconed IN diylsoO viz;
AhIu siis-Aid. Fox. the Pres dent Aid Henry mcCooi
Rec Chp.. Ai.chsA Jeremiah, hsdy, hs'sf.oH fa"ey
Nes.tye-Ald. Han and Otuwell-2
hssns1i,n Of joel u Stevens Commi,soner Of DEEDS
win resolution thzt W sterling Yard be spsoined Com
poGsf Deeds in ri. zee Of Joel U sDeyoss Ie.gnrd.
resolution adopted.
By Bsaio Coaneilmen June r. concnued In 10
cstt the Iesgns0u IesoutOn amended by .tk ~ WI
the nsuo Or st,nug Yard inserting lieu tbsfeO!
The Lsme % ALoiew sltu, aud a. amended adopted.
BJ Board oi CouncaeD. July J reso tion sspei That
tb. boad OF Aldermen be repeatedly Iequesa
TINS Board Ia" resolution adopted the "a Instant appoint
Stering Yard.
Abose request complied With
Report Of Committee Publc Health with ref luton that
the conner d Oak aud
snss" Do isIesd In Aedalsy under the direction Of Tie
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-10
From our Regular Correspondent.
Letter from the State Capital.
AUGUSTA. Jan. @. 1S(

AUGUSTA, Jan. o, 1868.
EDITORS Press Since my last both bran
ches OF the Legislature have been organized,
Gov. Coburn has been qualified, and has trans
mitted his message to that body. Some cham
ges have been made in the organization of the
Senate and House, yet it is gratifying to OBJ
serve that some of the "Tite Barnacles" still
remain.
1t has occurred to your correspondent who
has lately "seen the elephant" that it is great
advantage to political party that there should
be in il a few individuals who stand ready pa
triotically TO sacrifice personal ease and emol-
ument, aud to accept the duties and response
bities of the same Office, year after year; and
it has also occurred to him that there is Pc
culiar propriety and fitness in selecting officers
to perform merely clerical duties or to distri-
butte a handful of letters or papers among the
members, gentlemen whose constitutions have
not been in the slightest degree impaired, but
who would be accepted by the most punctili-
Gus mastering officer as thoroughly able-bodi-
ed. For this work, indeed, are needed men
with the sinews of an OK and the thews of
bison,
In caucus for nomination of Councillors, the
Waldo delegation being divided, the Hon. Ray
mond S. Rich failed to receive the nomination.
The matter will go to the Legislature to-day,
and Mr.. Rich will undoubtedly be elected
Mr.. X. has been a member of the Council the
past year, and all conversant with the facts
will testify to his ability and fidelity His ex-
perience has been such that, if new man
should be put in his place, it would, think, be
no small disadvantage.
Gov. Coburn's message, read yesterday 10
both branches in convention by the very eff
cient and popular clerk Of the House, Charles
A. Miller, Esquire, gives great satisfaction,
and fully comes up to the expectation of those
best acquainted with Gov. Coburn. All agree
that it is judicious, comprehensive, and
statesmanlike document.
Gov. Washburn retires from the executive
chair with much honor, and attended by the
sincere and aflectionate respect and gratitude
of all loyal hearts. Through all this weary
war, in the discharge of his multifarious and
arduous duties, in all the recurring perpexi-
ties, reverses, and disappointments, Governor
"ashourn has had an eye single to the interests
oil The State and Nation, and has unintermit-
tngly labored TO enhance them. Fortunate,
indeed, has been the State in having had dur
ing these last two eventiul years, Chief
Magistrate of such enlarged patriotism. extra
ordinary executive ability, and of such ipfexi
BILE honor, as all honest intelligent citizens
viii accord to Gov Washburn. He is, indeed,
entitled TO that honor which Cicero placed
above all other earthly honors, "bene meruisse
de repubticid,"- have deserved well of the
Republic" SKIRMIsHER.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-10
The Emancipation Proclamation.

The opposition press of New York have al
ready sounded the key note Of cats concert
over the Presidents proclamation Of freedom;
a responsive strain arises from Boston; and in
due course of time feeble echo will doubt
less roll back from Portland. The proclama-
ton, these melodous gentlemen urge, would
be unconstitutional in time of peace. This
proposition looks plausible, and you grant it
perhaps: and then they turn upon you and
rend you, for they stand prepared to show,
that it is not war measure, and will prove to
you forty times over, if need be, that it must
really be either adapted to peace or war.
They insist very strongly on this point, which
perhaps may also be conceded.
But why is not the proclamation a war
measure? Admire now the sagacity, with
which these creatures are endowed after their
kind. The proclamation cannot be war
measure, because it cannot be enforced en-
cept By our victorious armies All, very plain;
and for the same reason, it is not war meas
ure to provide arms and ammunition, which
cannot be used to any good purpose except by
our victorious armies. Tush whatever makes
the march of our armies more terrible, from
the roll OF a paltry drum to this proclamation
big with the doom of an institution which has
brought us to this pass, is part Of the means
of maintaining our nationality, for the right
use of which this generation stands response
BILE before God and man. The proclamation
sows distrust throughout the South; 1T
strengthens our cause in Europe; and it does
more. Face to face at last, it sets the Repub-
lie and Slavery. There can no longer be any
doubt about the true nature of the contest.
not changed but revealed by the proclamation.
No man can henceforth be deceived. The side
he chooses, must be taken in open daylight
and without excuse of ignorance.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-10

sB- If any one is curious to know how
lies are manufactured, let him read in the
Brunswick Telegraph that "a radical organ
calls it quasi treason to insist upon the I'm
ion as it was" and then let him remember
that Tenney copied the libel from the Port
land Advertiser, that paper making the state-
ment against the Press. he Press has necer
insisted upon any such thing, but it does insist
that those who oppose the restoration of the
Union unless it can be as it ,cds- with ne
gro slavery in it-who prefer to let the Union
slide, if slavery cannot be preserved, are trail
tors, full blooded and full fiedged. Where this
language would place the editors ofthe Adver-
tiser and Telegraph is none of our business.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-10
HOUSE OF Jrrrrnsoy ENGINE CO., %.

NO. I4b FVW 81, Now fOfK, Dtc D, ISbZ
j. Is. JOHNSON, EsQ.-Dedr Sir The Sd Class
Steamer No. 20, which was furnished TO this Com
pany nineteen months ago, has, every occasion,
given the most perfect satsiaction-no Steam Engine
i'll New York has had as many runs, or been at work
at many fires The Machine has to 249 alarms
and has worked at 80 fires; has failed or broke
down at any fires as yet her carriage, running gear
removal of of the tubes in the boiler caused by
the neglect of first Engineer, by getting the wa
ter too low in the boiler At fire in the sth Dis
trict the Machine worked 81 hours doing splenddly
and came home in good condition as when she
rolled out AT fire corner of Mott and Canal street
work d the Machine 81 hours two streams each
one inch and one-haif pipe-every being sur
prised at so small Machine doing the work which is
considered good for first class Engine.
RICHARD NJ. JORDAN ELLIS, Foreman
ROBERT n. CAMPBELL, Representative.
CHARLES T.. STRUCK, Engineer
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-10
To the Public.

The PORTLAND COMPANY commenced the
manufacture of Steam Fire Engines some
three years since Within that period they
have executed orders from New York; Phila-
delphia; New Haven, Conn. Salem, Mass. !;
Bangor, Me.
The engines have given perfect satisfaction
in every instance, and proved equal to any
made elsewhere
1t is due to the Stockholders of the Port
land Company, as well as to the reputation of
our mechanics, that inasmuch as a statement
has been made to the effect, that the Steam
Fire Engines made at our Works "have proved
failures in every instance where they are used"
that the following certificates should be made
public. Other purchasers have expressed a
readiness to give like recommendations.
They cannot but satisfy every one in regard
to the power and durability of the Engines
made by the Portland Company, and that the
statement referred to, whether made through
ignorance, or with design to injure our bust
ness, is entirely without foundation.
Office of the Portland Co., Jan. 6, 1868.
Per order of the Directors,
Ii. j. LITTLE, President
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-10
HOUSE OF EMPIRE ENGINE Co., ~.

No. Centre Street, New York, Dec. 4, 1852 I
j. b. JOHNSON, Eso.-Dear Sir The Engine you
furnished this Company has been in service
eighteen months, and has attended and been at work
at all the fires of any account in the 9TH and Sth Dis
tricts, and has performed at all times to perfect
satisfaction. We fatter ourselves upon having the
finest Steamer in America We have not jumped at
this conclusion, but have had the thing
on many well fought field. AT FIRE in Bridge
street last February, the Machin. was in service
twenty-five aud half 22ll consecutive hours with
out stop the hose being led out over a fve-story
warehouse, and twelve lengths of hose on. The En-
CINE here did great execution. We would recon-
mend such Machine TO any Company about pur-
chasing. Yours, &c, THOMAS W ROE,
Foreman of Engine Co. AZ