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and English vessels by one Of the Damios but that It,
on the contrary attempted to avoid war with foreign
ers.
On Tuesday night, during severe storm, the
freight train Of the Little Miami Railroad ran into
broken culvert Corwin instantly killing the en-
gineer fireman, and brakeman. -Four cars laden with
whisky and tobacco took fire and were consumed
Judge Cadwallader of the United States Dis
trct Court at Philadelphia has decided that the Enroll
ment or CONSUMPTION act is entirely constitutional
Where is McCunni
The examination of conscripts yesterday IN
the six different districts in this city resulted In FURNISH
inc about 100 men Qncludng subSues for the service
and g, 600 Communication fees.
The Stock market was 1@2 ~ cent lower
yesterday morning and there considerable
cash stock with desire realize After the Board 'ne
ke improved and was higher ut the Second oo"ia a.
was tolerable degree OF frnness during the ateoo
the q D. m public Boerd slight Improvements ""'
over the prices at the Second Board but later IN e '
action Sc, in Sterling Exchange is dull and unseea
ons are lasal44 Frcishts dull and lower. oo'u
at 1891 fell to 1901 again to 49, and elosed
The Money market has been quite easy seven GEM " VIC
rate but loans made to quite rse extent ao
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We urge upon those citizens who recognize
the claims Of the sufferers by the Lawrence
massacre, to hold meeting and appoint COM
mittee to solicit and receive contributions for
their benefit. 1t is important that il should be
promptly done. The necessities of the survivors,
especially Of the women and children ofLaw-
renee, are urgent, and the synpa,hies of the
people of the East can better be enlisted in their
behalf by an immediate appeal. Voluntary sub
scriptions TO considerable amount have been
sent to us, and we desire to hand them over 70
any properly authorized committee. II is only
necessary tina; few men interested in the object
should take measures for a meeting. The re-
naming steps will follow easily, and the public
may be relied on for generous subscriptions.
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Good news pours upon us. We have very
recently recorded the destruction Of Fort
Sumter, The capture of Knoxville, the capture
of Chattanooga and flight Of Bragg's army,
and the capture of Forts Wagner and Gregg,
with the whole of Morris Island. To these we
add this morning the capture Of Cumberland
Gap (thc most important strategic point in the
Kentucky Tennessee region), with 1900 Rebel
prisoners; and away in the West, the capture
of Fort Smith, and the evacuation by the Rebels
of Little Rock, the capital of Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

We give nearly our whole paper this morning
to the speech of Mr.. Sumner last evening at the
Cooper Institute, knowing that the anxiety so
generally felt in regard TO our Foreign Relations
would make it eagerly sought for by the public.
We have not as yet had time TO read, with the
care the importance of the subject demands, a
document of such length, and refrain, therefore,
at any attempt at comment. II will be found
no doubt, an exhaustive discussion of the five
propositions laid down by the speaker at the
outset of the speech.
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TEE MINNESOTA COPPEHElEADs
(AVlN(. IN,

We have already reported the refusal Of two
Of the candidates nominated on tho Minnesota
Copperhead State ticket to serve, in consc.
quencc of tho extremely disloyal platform
adopted by tho Convention. BY our exchanges
We perceive that third, Mr.. Peter wilkins,
candidate for State Treasurer has pcremptorily
declined to accept tho nomination for the same
reason Thus tho candidates for Secretary Of
State, State Treasurer, and Clerk of the Su.
prcmc Court have withdrawn from the fold, and
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The Democratic State Ticket nominated yes
terday at Albany is considerably less bad than ii
might have been. Judge William i. Allen Of
Oswego is an experienced and able jurist, and
(politcs apart a worthy and proper candidate
His true friends, we doubt not, would chccriully
say as much for his competitor, Judge Henry X.
Selden; and We rejoice that men Of their char
acter and standing are presented by the respect
i've parties for the Court of Appeals. The cleo
ton of Judges by popular suiIrage-generally
esteemed Of very questionable expedency-has
thus far been honored by the rival selections o.
candidates fpr Judges Of that Court. Long may
this continue
David b. st. John, the candidate for Score
tary Of State, was a jealous and effective Wig
for many years, and since the unlamented de-
mise Of the Know-Nothing party, has been an
equally jealous and effective Democrat Of the
Bell-Eyerett persuasion. lie has been unlucky
as an aspirant for Office since he left his old
lfriends-always seeming to run the wrong year
or for the wrong Office, which is odd, since he
has run almost every year and for all sorts OF
places. Still, he il essentially capable and u
clever fellow, and will get into Office again in
the course of ten or fifteen years more if he
keeps running. There are far worse men on the
ticket, but we are not sure that they will not
outrun him.
Sanford L. Church has been Controller al
ready, and proved bad egg. We need not re-
al. CO. f,rt l. A..
post. A man who will start from Albion, travel
to Albany, there attend sitting Of the Canal
Board, charge the State twenty cents per mile
each way for making the journey, keep on to
New-York or Westminster County to attend to
some other official business, and charge the State
twenty cents per mile each way over again for
this journcy-not from Albany, but from Albion
thus taking pay twice over for the same jour
ney from Albion to Albany and back-may
deem himself perfectly honest in so doing, but
the State can't afford to have in the Controllers
office man who views such matters in that
light. We are heartily glad that Mr.. Church
has been pitted against Lucius Robinson for
that most responsible post. There are many
who believe the people Will vote just
as readily and unanimously for man
of the stamp Of Church as for one
Of the Robinson sort, provided the party label
be satisfactory. We do mt believe it, and we
appeal to the returns Of the approaching elec-
ton to justify our conviction. Messrs. Robin
son and Church were both originally Jackson
Democrats; they both battled for Free Soil and
Slavery Restriction on the Buffalo platform;
but Mr.. Robinson kept straight on, while Mr..
Church, having punished the dcstroyers Of Van
Buren, by defeating Gen. Cass, turned back to
wallow in the slough Of nero partyism for par
tys sake, and because Of the lOaves and fishes.
Last Fall, he. ran for Congress, and protested
the most thorough devotion 10 the prosecution
Of tho War. He will profess anything that
promises TO favor his aspirations 70 Office. and.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER IL, 1863

the retirement of Mr.. Wells, candidate for Gov
ernor, is daily looked for. The most influential
Democratic presses Of the State refuse to sup
mort the nominations on such q platform, and
the Coppcrhead party Of Minnesota seems fast
crumbling TO pieces.
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from the funds for collecting drilling. and organizing
EXAMINING SURGEONS.

The Commissioner Of Pensions has appointed
the following Examining Surgeons:-Dr. jos Gabraith
Landisburg Pa; DR.. w. D. Rogers, Jefferson, Pa,
DR.. Stansbury w. Lemon. Albion. Ind. DR.. e. G..
Burnett, Webster, Mass
JUDGE-ADvocATE ON GEN. PICKS STAFF.
Major Edwin S. Jenney, Sd New.York ArtiI.
lcry, has been detailed as JudgeAdyocate upon the
staff Of Mai. Gen. Peck.
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Our friends In CHICAGO can obtain Tue TRIBUNE OF j.
NCNALLY & Co., and Of NoRRls HYDE
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A sure RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

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Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pestules, Ulcers,
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Posi-
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Northern worcester County, Vermont and New Hsmp.
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AE,fsbbnrr Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
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FGs islandI Except towns on the Worcester and
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D m; and ia due 81 40 g, N.
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SpEngled, SIS ai and 500 p M; and are due at ~
Hereford al Connecticut except windham and New
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Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
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Ne Iors city Snd Southern States $50 a. m, and at
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