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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

We print on another page Veto Message
transmitted yesterday by Mayor OrDYKE to
the Board of Supervisors on their ordinance
making appropriations for the County Expend.
lures of the current year. Its positions are
too plain to need calculation, and there is not
a Taxpayer who is not at the same time
tax-consumcr who will not uuhesitatDgiy say
that the Mayor ID emphatcally right.-that the
expenditures he would retrench are needless,
wasteiul, prcfligate. But vino snppcses the
Supervisors will be influenced BY public opin-
ion or tho public INTEREST," Who does cot
know that they will pass the vetoed appropria.
tiops over the Mayors head, taking care not
to print the Yeas and Nays on so doing in the
official report of their proceedings The tax
payers will grumble little, yawn, and forget
the whole matter; the Supervisors and their
iavorites will divide the spos; the People will
be coerced by the regular party machinery into
reclectDg the Supervisors; and the stream Of
prohigacy and plumber will run on with an
eyer-swclling, Overwhelming current until our
City is whelmed in bankruptcy. Short of that,
we see no hope Of nrresting the down-hll
course. But do not fail 10 read carefully
Mayor Opdyhe's Veto Message.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
Thc New-isanpshirc Union Convention.

MAYCuRsTgR n. IT,. Tuesds v, Feb. IL. 1868.
The New-lIampshire Union Convention. which
met mere to-day, WAS very well ATTENDED. Tie Hon.
WIN. G.. CLARK of Massachusetts, pfeeided.
Col. Waiter Hartman OF the llth Ncw-llamp-
Shire Regiment was nominated the Union candidate
.or Governor by HccltAlat.oD, and Col. John c.
C,ugh!in of the 10Th Regiment for Railroad Com
missioner.
The resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed, are rs follows:
Bclieyi that there can be no neutras in tho
present s.lug 10 for National existence, AMI that he
who IN net Tor bis country is against 1t; therefore
Rs1r5Tmt We in favor Of the continued prosecution
Of the war ,h usho Rebsi suppressed AMI Of
The OF every ccosuized ia civilized wae to sa
compsh that result
Second That, in the len 4 the amented Douglas We
have syu thy With osp who ere attempting ~ MAKE
polite e. pai out Of the iserirs OF country.
mira. That 10, 10 stand By the Government In thy cu
wouI be base De tItIon OF gallant eouutymen now De-
Tending G.s in the held and would render Of await ns
blood scadI td ~ tho deeue Of tho Constitution and the
Union.
Gen. Hamilton Of Texas was present and made an
eloquent speech occupying IN hour aud three quar-
,ers. Ile WAS followed by the Hon. H. +. flin'
ders OF New-Oreans, and others. The Convention
was harmonious and enthusiastic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

From the Army Of the Potomac we learn that
the contrabaud traffic between the Rebels in Mary
land and Virginia, by which large quantities of
goods have found their way across the Potomac to
Richmond. has been broken up. A large quantity
of provisions and a number of horses, mules, &c.
intended for the Rebels, were seized Among the
captares two large mail-bags several citizens
engaged in smuggling, some Rebel soldiers, and
Rebel signal officer stationed to report the move
ments of vessels
The sale Of The New- York World Las been
stopped at Falmouth Station, and throughout the
camps Of the Potomac Army, by orders from the
Provost Acknowledgement. The agents, with their
bundles, were ordered back to Acquia Creek, and
were not allowed to sell of the papers along the
road. The cause Of this proceeding is stated to be
that these papers disseminate disoyal sentiments
prejudcia to tie discipline OF the army.
BY way Of St. Louis we have q story that
Hindman's Rebel army is entirely demorslized,
that 300 Of bis men were frozen to death during
their retreat from Van Buren,; that Hindman had
been ordered to Vicksburg, but his refused to
90, &c.
Discipline, that has been sound asleep for
months, appears to be waking up. The Adjutant-
General gazettes hundred or so Of officers, fIom
Colonel down. dismissed from service for absentee
ism without paSs.
We are glad to learn from Washington that there
is generally more hopeful feeling with regard to
military and naval operations than has prevailed for
some months past, arising from favorable accounts
received from ali quarters.
The iron.clads Catsk and Nantucket just COM
p!eted, have been turned over to the Navy Depart
ment.
We have two days later dates from New.Orleans
by the Creole. The news is not specially important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

summariIy arrested, ok d up until tho draft
is finished, then be tried by civil Court,
and fined $500 or imprisoned two years, or
both. The President, on the passage Of this
oc. shall issue Il proclamation recalling alb
sen,ees from tho army, who may return with
ont punishment within the time Indicated ex-
cent the forfeiture of pay for the time of nb-
sence; those who dc pot return will he de-
serters. Officers absent with leave, except for
sickness or wounds, receive halfpay; officers
absent without leave, no pay ut all. There are
other provisions, but chiefly of details not par
ticularly important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

The Express asks for evidence that the Eman-
cipation Proclamation has proved advantageous
to the Union cause. We poin. in reply to the
threat of JEFF. Davis to hang all Union officers
who should be- captured fighting beside negroes,
and the delivery of oil negroes to be treated in
like manner-a threat which it has been found
convenient to back out Of. 1t would never
have been made, in view Of the adherence it
was sure to excite in Europe, but for geuc'
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Rebel spies within our lines and camps have
generally been considered out Of place, though
we have no. yet heard of one being puOAsAsA
according to the Articles OF War. We believe,
however, t5at they are generally given to I'd.
derstaud that their room is preferred TO their
company. Why Not apply the same rule to
Rebel sympathizng journals Why sloald one
that s;smatizes the President, Secretary Of
War, Generulin-Chiei,' DC, NC, as idicss,
imbeciles, or madmcn, aud incite tie soldiers
to discomfort and mutiuy. be allowed to circu'
late there WHO can say why We are giad
to hear that beginning has been made IN
excluding The GoHd from the Army OF tue
Potomac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
from the Mayor returning, without his approval the
County Approx ration ordinance.


The mss Tor Beaufort, Newbern, and Port
Royal, by the steamer Trade Wind, will be made up
to-day Wednesday, at 9 o'clock p. m. TIE mails
for New-Oreans, by the steamer Union will close
on Thursday, the 10Th, at 2p IN. TIE mails for
Jamaica and Port-au-Pruce, by the steamer Tails
man, will close on Friday, the Goth, Ct ii a. IN.
The Constitutional Convention Of West Virginia
yesterday unanimously ratified the clause known as
the Wiley Amendment to the Admission ac'' II
provides for gradual Emancipation, to begin on the
4th Of next July.
"A Union Convention was held in New-Iamp-
shire yesterday, at which COL Walter Hartman
was nominated for Governor.
The Aldermen yesterday appropriated 5000 for
the celebration of Washingtons Birthday.
There was more active movement in the stock
market yesterday without any important variation in prices
There is some disposition shown to hammer quotations down.
bat the market ress with gea, deal Of strength Govern
mers are quiet and railroad bonds firm. a, the Second
Board the still fairly active and the tendency Of
ouotstons Yves upward At the 4oock call the market was
steady Governments strong at the close we uhaef'
stand that portion Of the purchases have been for
English account Sterling n advanced with the advance 10
gold and sales have been made high 7'i Franco are
a6@a32s Fresh are more active but without.
material chance Gold has been much excited and has
advanced with large transactions from ls9 to 1891 Later In
the day the marke. fell oil to 1894 bid There was runor
that Government as buying for the interest on the Sevon
Thes due the 18th instant but we presume the coin for
tide purpose like tia. for previous payments las been
obtained by borrowing of the banks. House Notes
arc abOu. the premium gold selling at l'aal5Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

TIE HcraH of yesterday is savagely aud insane
ly insOlent. as We expected it would be- Why :
Tha, paper appeals constantly and cnergeti.
cally to the business community for its support.
We stated, two days ago. that its circulation
is not among the respectable classes who gain
an honest and honorable living, but that eight.
tenths of it, at least. is in the lowest haunts
OF the vicious, the CONVERSATIONS, the grog-
shops, tie brothe.s the gambling hells, where
no advertisements, except those which no de-
cent paper publishes, are Of any sort of in
terest. The nero statement of such fact,
which everybody will acknowledge and recog-
nize to be true tho moment il is stated, though
it has not heretofore been reflected upon, will
necessarily set business men to thinking. Yia
Hcrdid would rather they would not Aiak, but
accept it, poor boasts instead.
That paper is constantly affirming lie supa-
riority and energy in collecting and publishing
the news, and has cheated some dnrctecting
people into believing that it 10 an excellent
newspaper. A mere comparison Of three days
between it and TIE TRIBuNE--a comparison
tnab may Dc MADE WIKI the same reSui, any
week in the year-shows it to be as inferior
in this respect as it is rs IN advertising me.
dunn. The HcraM does MT want comparisons;
it prefers that its braggadOciO shall go uuques-
toned.
OF course it has no other reply to make but
insolcnce and personal abuse. That suits its
readers in the brohels, the gamb.i0g-hclls, the
grog-shops, and the CONGREGATIONS, whore adj
ycrtsements are thrown away except. those
relating TO " tho young woman in pink bonnet
met in an Omnibus" the arrival of Il coe.
bratcd fortune. teller, and secret diseases.
1t repeats its FORGERY OF n letter. That,
Of course, was also to BIO expected. Ii horse
is stolen gaddle-bags rhcd, ard private letter
ruroned to be published, why not commit n
little forgery TO make it suit the purpose
aimed at
We got precisely the reply wc expected
and look Tor great deal more Of the same
sort. Nevertheless the truth ia occasionally
wholesome, though we do not often put our.
selves to the trouble OF thus exposing The
HcrdH. When wo do, we mean to suggest
some reflections upon the character of that
sheet which it is well for q commercial COM
munity to consider.
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Prophecy FrLrILLxp.-Exlraet from

Prophecy FULFILLyD.-Extract from a speech
delivered Washington by Daniel Webster March 1850:
III the iffru- laustcs ard Aboliiion.ss get the
power j. he hauas they will override tue Constitution es
the Supreme Court defiance. chan. ana usk laws T. sae
Themselves lay vioen. bands tboso ho lfvt with t1en
ia their igDs dare qle-tnu scir i,a DUTY and
mall, bankrupt The country. and crlu2e II with blood"
This prophecy slIesiy fulfilled or ia he process Of ful
G,ment
We cut the above. if we mistake not.
from Tie Buffalo Courier. Tie pretended
quotation from Webster is of course forgery
"A mean, absurd ridiculous forgery 10
unlike anything ever uttered by Mr.. Web.
stcr as TO prove its author fool as well as
villain. But it is Ike many pretended
quotations from THE TRIBUNE--suca ss that
wc ever called the Constitution ga covenant
with death" OF ever declared that there shan
be 10 peace till the Rebel States abolish slavery.
Nould It be impOhte to brand the authors OF
these fabtications as iorgersi Ii not, consider
it done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

TIE Ways and Means bill passed the House
yesterday in nearly the shape of its first pas
sage, mos. of the Senates amendments being
disagreed to. The most important amendment
concurred in was that making the interest on the
$500, 10000 00 interest-bearing notes payable in
legal tender instead of coin. We give else
where the provisions Of the bill as adopted by
the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
To Advertisers.

TGE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest circulation
ofsnv nsw,pnror in this country If not in the world 1t s
take, bv the eu,erprrs farmers mechanics merchants aud
manufacturers throughout al tine loyal States mud business
men in this city who desire e-e those classes do
quite e!ec,ualy by advertising in TnR WEEKLY TRIBUNR
Price 81 Z line Advertisements for this weeks issue must
be handed In to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

If JONI G. FREMONT and BENZ. +. But.
LER are--as is repoIted-about to be assigned
Important coIpmands, the loyal Millions VIII
rejoice in hope that telling blows are about to
be struck at the heart OF the Rebellion. We
trust that hope is not destined to be disap-
p,iufed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
On Tuesday last, the Senate of Ohio adopted, by

On Tuesday last, the Senate of Ohio adopted ny
vote Of 30 to 9-more than two-third majority
the resolution asking " Senators and Representatives
in Congress TO their influence for the passage Oh
law embodying the general views recommended
by the Secretary Of the Treasury in his last annual
report on the subject of Il National Currency" Tbs
resolution was very fully discussed, and the tenor OF
the debate indicated that the indorsement Of Mr..
Chases plan was the result Of deliberate ara
intelligent examination of the arguments against as
we'll rs for the proposed scheme The State J0"rHat
says that the other branch Of the Legislature WIZ
concur thus placing the great State OF Ohio on the
record in favor of Uniform National Currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice can he tgkeu Of ANONYMOUS Noul,,n .sou
ph.sv,r jpeneea !or insertion must no authenticated
y tho uaae soIcss 81 The wiiiern1. neee'SalS lO
publication bu; - guaranty ior ms eoou lHi'n
cannot undertake to return reeeteo A.
Ali business letters or office shoHe 20 aH''s'sea 70
"IHK IKBUSE." New foiE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

An advertisement will be found In is proper place.
which worth tho attention OF young dentist who
yet to acquire practice. The advertiser 10 known"" W
ws have no aqubt quite able to sO al DO psssaass'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

Sole Proprietor AMI Manufacturer of tive Hard Rubber
Truss, unlcr Rigs K tisriycars Patents.
The llarl Ipls.r rrlss Is unkc and SUPERIOR tn all
Others in ile following r,>-cts: VIII break, ru-t
cnafe. gall 0r blister ran Re made Sn or linrr Will
Hernia NJ vars Standing is's nat press or iniure
the cor.l, and J. always clean and r,Nnl
Patients ~ accFirnrely ftsri hy s'nding sine In
Inches arrnnd rriy m line IL rupture.
EErKRFNrEs :" sil-rh rity over ct~rs: The fol-
lowing unly Offered: Pr',f~ Mat. tarrsfan. and
Parker Nrw Yurh: I'rufs. ,;oarl and Aan~w Ihiladei
p.. Dr. u. Jun>ii Surgeon General BUREAU, ash
in-ion: PrNf>. Hriar fr,vr. R'1 Anir''w> and pa
Wis Chira;:,: nr. Wulcoit Milwaukee. Wis.
Nfanufac,urrr anil DEALER IN Sralrr Traces. Ahotn-
inal Sipi-prfrS SILK and Gotten Elastic stockings for
varic',Se wins SusIr-s'ry laIitasS &C.. SC
DR. WlLCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG. man
featured ly e. stafford, has many advantages all
others and ,iirnce of sic IL has received the
first premiums the United States Fairs. under tie
animation " the hest surgeons IN country. It's
ton il received frun rubber corr. tw hich will
break giving II great preference the SPIRAL spring
used in ether limbs
Send stamp fcr pamphlet. Post Office Box 4S-S.
ny For sale by all Druggists. novl4-62 -d3m
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lNo 2lal
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IL
DIANA. Sc:


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA. SIS:
wHsKxAs, libel OF information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District 81 Indiana the 29h day
OF January. 1888 by John Hanna, Esq. Attorney of
the United States for the District If Indiana, against
the following described estate credits and effects Of
William H. Bell Certain Promissors Notes amount
ing the aggregate 81 200, given by Robert
Williams in connection Of certain real estate in Madison
county, for violation the powers II an Of Congress-
approved July IL, IS62 entitled AN suppress
surrection punish and rebellion,
conSscstc the property ~ rebels and for Other pur
snd PRAYING against sai property, and that
the same may be condemned and sold enemies prop
-rty
Now. therefore. IN pursuance II the monon under the
seal Of said court directed AID delivered here
~ give public notice To all persons claiming said property
any part thereof in any interested therein
thai they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States 10 be held the city Of Indianapolis
and for the District v Indiana the third Monday Of
February next teno clock OF the forenoon Of that day.
then and there interpose their claims 10 make
their ALE gstons in that behalf
y. e. ROSE. u. 5. Marshal.
Per l. ;. BGELow, Deputy.
JcuN II. RIA. Clerk feb3-dist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

No ala
UTSIrED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. SIS
Whereas. libel Of Information has been filed in the
Dstc, Court Of the United States within and for
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day Of
January 1852 byJohn Hanna, Esq, Attorney ofthe United
States for the District Of Indiana against the following de-
scbed credits moneys and effects Of certain per
unknown. to-~' st5 90 in cash in the hands Of
J. W Fcrthe. also the Of as 90 in cash IN the
hands Of X B. Mccain for violation Of the
powers july IL entitled
IAN suppress nsurreciion TO punish treason and
rebellion, and consate the property Of rebels
and for other parposes and praying process against
said cash. and that the same msy be condemned and
sold enemies property.
Now therefore in pursuance ef the monton under the
Of Court directed and delivered do here
Nv give public notice 60 all claiming said cash,
usny part thereof any interested therein,
appear befor- the said the District Court
OF the United States be held the city Of Indianapolis,
~ and for the District ~ Indiana the third Monday u
Febuary next o'clock 0fhe forenoon Of that
and there nterpose their claims and make their
ale afions IN that behalf
ID C. ROSE. United States Marshal.
BY I. s. BIsKIow. Deputy.
Attest
Joss II. RIA. Clerk. feh5-dl4t
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Attest.
Jcus ~. RIA. Clerk.
mo. 2i2.)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
wukRsAs A libel Of information has been iled In the
District Court of the United States within snd for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 10Th
day Of January, 1ss3 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney
OF the United States for the District of Indiana against
the following described estate and effects OF William
J. HoIcomb, to-wit Three Promlssory Notes, all dated
Isl day Of November 1885, for $500 each with
from date, payable In ], and years from date,
spectivcly said given by William w Garrard 10 said
Hocomb: the said secured by certain
mortgage real estate in Laporte. Indiana, for a
violation Of the Powers 81 act OF Congress Of July
IT, 1852 entitled IAN act suppress instruction, pun
ish and rebellion. seize and eonfiscafe the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
against said property and that the may be
ondemned and scid as enemies property
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the monton under
The seal Of said court TO directed aud delivered do
herebv give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
property, any part thereof any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court OF the United States be held at the city ofndian
apols and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day oFebruary next al OF the forenoon ofthat
day. then and there interrose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. O. ROSE. u. :. Marshal,
Per |. 3 BIsELow. Deputy.
Attest.
Josx n. RIA. Clerk feb3-d14t
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BosToS CosSxRs. n Y, Dec. eth, 1851.
wv II. GSses 4 Co.

wv. II. GRkGs Co.
cents: freely give you liberty to make Of the fol-
lowing certificate the value cfCunsttution Water which
lean recommend in the highest manner.
Ny wife, who wa attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length Of back and IN her limbs with Paipitaon
Of the Heart. attended with FALLING of the Womb
menorrhoa and Irritation Of the Bladder. called a
physician who attended her about three months when
he left her worse than he found her then employed
Of the best physicians could find, who attended her
Tor about nine r-nths and while she under care
she did not suffer quite much pain; he finally gave
up and said. he, tlxcarGb8e " For, said he,
"shrh's stich cDplbiRGtia ofcOmILiinfs. that edi-
csns girca fer one operates dgfasf other ef Ter
d.hcHtfies About this time >he commenced the Of
Constitution Water and 20 utter astoniShment al
mot the first dose seemed have the desired effect and
she kept improving rapidly under s treatment, and
superiDteDts entirely her domestic affairs She
hot taken any Of the Constitution Water for about four
weeks. and We are happy 70 say that has produced
aPeTmanent cure.
w N.vANBENSCHOTEN.
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mo. 2l5l
4 NITyp STATES OF ANERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DfA<A-SS
whereas. libel II information haS been filed IN the
District Court Of the United states within and fer the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 39h day Of
January lssS, BY John Hanna, $50. Attorney II the
United states Tor the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described property q one John Cannon witt
one pair 81 SECOND hand steam engines for violation Of
the powers q an act ~ Congress- approved July IL
lss2 entitled An act 10 suppress instruction 70 punish
and rebellion, 10 seize and conScae the proertv
r~bel> and for ether prrpcses,' praying process
against aid property and that the may b condemned
and sold As enemes' property.
Vow therefore, IN Pursuance Il the mention NJ der the
seal - <.ff Cont direc-d and delivered here
BY CIV. pubic notice 20 All persons claiming said properly
sny part thereof in any interested therein
that they and app before the said. the District
Court ~ The United States 90 be held AZ the city ~ In
cianapoS and for the rstrcf Of Indiana. on the 80
Monday ~ February next o'clock Of the forenoon
q that ay then and their nterpose their claims and
mske their allegations in that behalf
d. G. ROSE. L. 5. Marshal,
By s BIsKLow, Deputy.
Attest
joas n. RIA. Clsrk. feb3-dl4t
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NE WV. VI GREGG-
Dear sir have for several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel which
resisted all remedies and doctors until took Constitution
Water and YOU be assured that ! exceedin civ
pleased with the result II has entirely cured me- and
you may make any u my you may lit in
gard the medicine. have entire confidence its
efficiency. Yours truly, POND STRONG.