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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12
Benedict Arnold a Copperhead.

Benedict Arnold, after his treason, aud when
at the head OF a force of tories and English sol
diery, he commenced devastating invasion Of
Connecticut issued an address to the peorle.
From this address we make some extracts. 30
entirely in the style Of the dscourses Of modern
coprerheads, as to leave little doubt that the
latter must be, equally with the former the
words OF enemies OF their country. Arnold said
" You are promised liberty by the leaders of
your lilalrs, but is there any individual in the
enjoyment OF it. saving your opprcssors ? Who
among you dare speak or write what he thinks
against the tyranny which has robbed Won of
your property, imprisoned your sons drags YOU
to the field OF battle, and is daily deugng your
country with your blood -
" What is America but land of widows.
orphans and beggars-but what need Of afpu.
menis to such as feel infinitely more misery than
tongue can express give my promise Of most
aHectiOnate welcome to all who arc dispos d IN
JOIN me IN measures necessary to close the scene
OF our atiilcton, which must be increased until
we are content with the lberaluy Of tie parent
country, who still oilers Us protection and per.
petual exemption from all taxes but such as we
shall think tit to impose on ourselves. IS
q" Your country once was happy, and had the
proIered peace been embraced, the last two
years OF misery had been spent in peace and
plenty, and repairing the desolaIious OF quar-.
rel that would have set the interests of GREAT
Brtoin and America in true light, aud &C.
menied their friendship -
4" wish to lead a cheerful band Of Amerlc,ns
to the attainment OF peace, 6bHy and safu.
the first objects IN taking The field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
Au,uscments.

Mr.. J. 8. Clarke, the most popular and br1
liant Of our young comedians. commenced short 90
gogcDen, at tho Winter Garden last evening, by Civ
ing in addition to his inevitable and irrePressioA
Ioodles an original and effective rendering Of Selim
Pe,tlbonc in Buckstone's capitol comedy Of " kin
In tie Dark" aad dashing representation OF " Ths
Russian Admiral" in curious farce OF that name
written Tor the occasion. Tic attendance was large
and the reception Of Mr.. Clarke enthusiastic We must
defer any detailed account Of the performance until 10
morrow. when shall also give some account OF the
amusing representation Of Broughnms " Pocahonfas'
Las, evening at the Olympic together With report
all the principal places OF amusement in town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
BOARD op CouycrIury.-The Board of Coun,

cilrcn held regular meeting on Monday afternoon. al
O'Clock Morgan Jones' esq. President. in the chair
The Board eoncurred with the Aldermen in the adop
ton Of resolution giving permission to tie People1
New.York Gas Light Company to manufacture gas fol-
period of fifty years. and to lay the necessary rnaini
s6r supplying the people herewith communication
was received fron the Controller showing balance 10
the City Treasury the 18th Of October o: s64 GIG 2
The Board also concurrcd with the Aldermen In pass
ny over the Mayors Veto the resolution directing the
Counsel to the Corporation to take the necessary step
TO remove the injunction restraining the Mayor, Con-
trollcr &C. from proceeding under the $780, 900 loan
ordnance. The Board adjourned to Thursday a:
oelOck d. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
France.
oror hoe rofnrned IN Paris

The Emperor has returned to Paris.
The Empress Eugene had paid visit OF congrhtnla
tlon 10 the King Of Portugal on tie birth Of prince
Her Majesty proceeded from Portugal on lei voyage "a
Cadiz. ...r
The BOurse was steady On the 6th.
Rentes opened end closed al 6i01J.
TIE POLISH QUESTION.
The Paris Patrie says. We have reasons 70
believe that Prince CzaTtorsky Is taking formal steps
In tie name Of the national Polish Government, 10 OBJ
tain from the Cabinets Of London and Paris the iecobn
ton Of Poland "a bcllgerent nation"
The C0asiaafi0nnd replying TO Other jonrphs dehe'
that France Is responsible for the boodshed IN fohu
and says that tie Polish question has entered new
phase in consequence Of tie declaration O Ear hukBc
concerning the treaties of 1915 Upon tLB new ground
France will do her duty she has done IN the recent
negotiations Conservative France has no more 20 leaI
on an adventurous war under Tie ncgotator OF ihe
peace Of Vilaranca than Liberal France has 20 fear
compromising peace under the conqucror OF SocrIno
La France learns rom St. Petersburg that the party
which recommends honorable concessions to Poland re'
gains ground.
Bieslau telegram gars; The cossncks have killed
on the high road the Z cor VI Justice, Bl0doTeki,
AID tLe Proprietor d. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
STAND OF CoLoRs FOR TIE CORNING CANAL.

u JIM OF NOLVFs' 'OE' ''.11
Rr -Mcssrs. Ball. Black & Co. have on exhibition Q
magnificent stand OF colors which they have Just com
pc,ed for presentation TO the 18th Regiment Corning
Light Cavalry " Y. " One Of the flags Is OF red sA'
and presents side beautifully embroidered easa
holding in his talons scroll with the motto, e P!srs
5Hs UnAm" On the reverse is inscribed. Corning sh'
Cavalry 18th Regiment NJ y. ", L. $. a. The othef
large flag Is OF blue silk and contains in magnificent
embroidery the State in tie center surmounted 81
the name and number Of the regiment. The guidoni
are small American flags. bearing the number OF the 70
sment embroidered with white silk on the red stripes
This gin is made by the Hon. Ernsius C. Corning aneI
whom the regiment is named and who has devoted 's
and money toward perfcctins the organization. Ih'
full stand Of colors cost 81. 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
TIE BEPLY OF ARCHDUKE MAMMALIAN.
Diplomatic Negotiations on tn
Polish Question.
Poland to be Recognized as a Bellig
erent Power.

The Inman steamer City of New-York, 'apt'
Kennedy which left Liverpool at p. m on the It'll and
Queenstown on the sth inst. arrived here Yesterday
The Damascus, from Quebec arrived at Londonderry
on the forenoon Of the 9th and reached Liverpool on The
sth.
TIE Etna arrived at Queenstown ut about $3.50 and
the CITY Of Cork at about o'clock on the morning Of
the 7th inst
The Kangaroo would leave Liverpool on Friday Oct.
g. as On extra Inman boat. for NewYoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
Very Ln,e.,-Pcy city Of Ner.Yors.

CliISA.
ny Tsl-usph fr9m Sns,.
CAsros, Aps y, isea.
Crnv ShIr.irys c. ca,;y 10 cents lower. Wntcr
Twist l6s, !al a. De- nBs TsA t.nns downward tots
log,s. 53.00soo =. ExcLaEsc On Londou. 10 -
EuAsoHAR. Aug -. 1854
Cr.y Shirfs r,rce hrhsr Tcs-Cou.lu tending dow n
utrl s.t ffl. SIN ~. Tstlee &c = fis. tcuemeris
CO. b,.rs s'oct Is 90 lse. ExeAsnsc Lenscp, ct.
u. on Ida 40. t!tlshis. co..
INDIA.
catr-rrA SEPT. is ieso
my Tc'srrrh from Seer
ShiF,.ngs? anaas higher Male Twist nrm, bu'
nt'o D. nr ln4iso sHcl.n.sd Cotton fnn Juts hn and
s,s t1hsass parsss ,se1 . "a pr osrts ~. PIT
es..s Istt 5! pa SeUss llst FREIGHT, declining
nosrAr. sspt Is. ioa
10y Tssus5h fiou 5sss.
Tic rngllsh nal arrived here oa The 9TH.
C.tts- flaIisrlh Sis o. flscc O0ot., hr, sc.ivr.
I-laL.lu Lllsssd1r, Las Ccrp<f cn. FIshsnse q
t.i isssfagsrl Ssrrifl~s ccsii 81 v cet,, Ice u
y sens IL. ffeiflis tfn.
LIS above mall. arI.ssa at sses On tho ID last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
Adjourned to Wednesday q. II o'clock.
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSfONS.-Oct la-Befofs
Recorder HOFFMAN.

Aftor opening the Court this morning the f0llOws
Ing rund Jury Stewart Hyatt Fosemsn Martin
L. Bryant Peter Been, Elisha Brooks John Baxter John
A. CuIrer Benedict Lewis jr John Ocott John T. heyt
holds John r. Lawrence Henry Marshall George w. Ray
David Terry Evan r. Walker. samuel Constant George H
Franklin Charles N. Fearing, Andrew Lesrnan lssac Odeu
samuel J. Williams Lewis scudder, Thomas W. Marshall.
The Recorder Clearly and conccy defined the duties Of The
Grand Jurors. after which they retired.
Tho Of Margaret Dempsey formerly servant TIC
As,or House then brought up for trial She was tried fo
rand larceny for having stolen $40 from John Meyer h
house on God street The Jury rendered verdict Of guilty.
and tho prisoner sentenced to the state prison for two
yesrs The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
COURT CALENDAR-Tnrs DAT.


SCpRrNE COURT-Circnit.-Part I.-AdI0nrnct
FOR tho term Par, I-Sos J1ss 1885 33o2 3afe l2 3lt
3ss 1918 $500 1924 1879. 1890 $3.50 1896 3Js $40 3tS
s4t aqt3 $50 Part III Nos. 1892 1897, 1894 1916 2j73
s So ies col ass 1918 1924 25ls 1909, 1888. 1891 1913
1871, 3730 1910 81.
SUPREME CoURT-Special Tcrm.-No. IL Dc
urrer and $50 1885, s. 65 i9o Of Issues Of law and fact
SUPERIOR CoCRT.-Part mos. 535, 779, S7o,
$50 s6l zs79 asa lO,7 25 1851 2ai5 1915 1911 1909 29lL
PAT INos 49, ca 1850, 207s 1880 1851; siQi, 1J 2S
,stt. 2.o6 2s7D 2Jr, 1874, Asia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
TuR CASE OF OFFICER ELLaopr.-Coronei

Rannoy on Sunday held nj ante norton examination ID
the case Of John e. Ellrodtt tho policeman who wal
stabbed In the abdomen few nights since by Young
rnnn named shaw whom he was attempting 70 affssi
in front Of No Gi3 Ninth avenue. The woanded man
s,l alive hu, he Is regarded being In most 'I, s
condition The officer states that ON ne hshs Va -
ess,m N,y minutes aer6 clock he len his house anu
proceeded toward tho station. House On arIni,S
iNyngst street be crowd gathereu on 'no ons
between Forty ninth and Fiticih streets ana soe
toll him that "A man was killing some persons iheie
Immediately went to the spot indicated ana saw
man in the attitude OF igifing lie coAai'u n..
was Instantly stabbed by the man. whom nc ave. -
Leaned WAS shaw ON hearing this testimony ,he JUL
rendered verdict that the officer received sap wvuno
from knife IN the hands Of Samuel shaw ihe pr, sS
mans Injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
,NITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFffCE-Ocf 70.
Before Commissioner Belts
TIE ALLEGED POISONING ON GHIPB0ARD.

In the matter OF the application of the English
Consul at the poT, Of fox the exsadtion OF Anho
The examination Of the accused to-day Transferred oy
Commissioner Osborne TO Commissioner Belts and oy thae
gentleman proceeded with Mr. Mabury appearing for the
British Consul and Mes'rs II. b. Bryan aud O. d. Curtis
for the accused.
Capt Sheppard master Of the julia examined for the
prosecution and testified TINT his vessel arrived at Calcutta o.
he Ilth Of April last where he shipped the accused as stew
from there vessel sailed for fernmbuco and reIna1
ng there some time and from thence sailed for this port
lie further testified that the llh Of June the accused sent
him on deck cup Of tea and witness sent for another IN
which he found unpleasant taste and odor aer'
ward found to be like the taste and odor OF iandanum
and bottle Of that preparation was aben ro'n the medicine
chest.
Adjourned TO Wednesday Of II o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20

Messrs. L. NJ. GoTrscnALK and JEROME Hop
KSs open the Concert season in Brooklyn on "Wednesday
nigh, a. Aquaral Hall opposite the City Hall Park
Brooklyn. These two American artists also come for
ward in aid OF the "0rpheon Free Chorister SchooeY
Of that city IN matinee on the 2'th inst, assisted by
eminent talent The programmes Of these concerts vii
be very carefully rendered and viii contain new COM
positions by both pianists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
pr,,,s Ur,p. Mondav. oct. 1--we have

BULLS HEAD, Monday oct. l9.-We ha'e
400 head Of Bullocks in the marketpaec t'd'! nv
counting 800 sold ON Saturday and consequent! "'''
hard market for droyers the best quality WIN We,
few exceptions selling at not over loe 10 ior INC ",
weigh, OF Beef, and very limited number 'oiHp".s
with last Monday will sell at loe upon nodei', ,,,.
mates Of weight, Some good far dr oves III q
steer. viii not average &c 2 70 at buyer, I'm 90 down a
WEIGHTS OF course the poorest gna,, - tSe hrokers
law ma IL has AZ any time this Fall SOM - ,hem Al
estimate the decline al $40 head ana nal! cat,ie ia
,,a cen, n nounl The number OF hrsteass ,Soss
larger dian we have had COR rather the decline
n,sl "a and that Is the reason ~ NV siinr
hich howo,er is not nearly as heavy Us ND cattle
WI grades Some Of the owners % 80 MFR
l n"s submit 10 the decline trusting iof ,olay
W., ,SIs week Some Of tho Carlo IN Of
49, hell over al Albany lastxeok, IN nv1 Mi,
rs,,r marker this Perhaps 0o1e VINO tusn.s,n,see
w vss' viii meet the same lict the n some
loots late thls Afternoon, wo e4c4 s"' Joss appeaI
nortics arc not compelled 10 ho1er nv. Una
most impossible for all TO be soidont ,sers nos
woather h warm and rainy and wloesso rrne ths1
Isrosed TO buy freely All parties sicr ,sccordugly
the market Is oyerstocked, and are a.ns rccs aboa1
Tho Sheep market is also oyersochea aIu sheen sci
soc a head lower than last week Ing rs' y, 10 M
AZ nrIcos equal 10 595Ic ~ No. ana .a h ,hs weather.
S w ss,e. q; r very d a. a weeks quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
COURT OF OYER AND TERMIyER-ocf. i9.-Beiof
Justice BARNARD.
ADJOURNMENT OF TIE COURT.

This morning the Court met at III o'clock, bu
there being ready tie Petit Jury were discharged
the Cont adjourned ior the Term.
The Grand Jury were also discharged, with the THANKS
tie Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
Before Justice TSgRAuAx

nfargaretta Pettigrcw agt. Thomas A. Pettierew.
Report confirmed and complaint Of plaintiff dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20

Judge SHIPNAN.
OPENING OF TEE OCTOBER TERN.
Tho October term of the United States Circuit
Court was opened this morning at II O'Clock.
The panel Petit called by the order Of the
Cont and the Jurors discharged until Monday, the 26h inst
at Ii a. n when it is expected Judge Nelson will DO here
10 hold Cont an the meen time he Will be ct Albany.
The Calendar will not be called until next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
OPENING OF TEE OcT0pI

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-ocr ia-Befor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20

Formal proceedings were completed al
registered on the 9th inst in the Court Of Bankrrpc
with view TO the winding up of the Great Ship Coz
pany so as TO stay various actions which had be,
commenced and to insure an equal distribution OF Z
Assets,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Died.

BARRELI-From wound. ioe.lve3 in the battle of Frefef
ics.bns under Hooker P,ichs volln;ser IRON Dorches
tor Mss. youngest Of Pssehsl Baue.l Of Hartford
Me sged - yesia
CRAsR-Or Friday morning July , Of ehalsra insn'um
usnnth daughter Charles W. ALd Mary r. trAne
end ssnd Of Charles Crane AGED year sha ~
day, .,
III, relatives ard .ad n. fsuy requested 20 attend
her funsr.l SUNDAY July J. At p from no ~ si
Eg.,ih street.
CLOsE-On Friday evening JOY ?. al No ~ Uni'e'iJ
ti.e. in the iu hop- blessed tnmofiatV, susan -
wife " Henry q Ci0se in th- 3ii year o. nsr age
Sotc, Of funeral -i b, given Ia MONDAY mofnnss Pr
p.u. Ju.yG.
DAMON On Friday. July J, W. y. J. Damon. aged 20
F'.f, ~ sanis, July a. o'clock p m from his l.te
f~.derts -. . E., Balsc ',s-es. The iGsad' o the
fir D., arc insl.i 10 sfisnd.
Boston pagers ri.s'r c1py
M rCHlNsOS--N H.v.Oii.an' of sokuess. John D. 4
from Abu.fon. Mt,. r'i~si pi lie Rev Jo-
,epn ireha.u q, n.r- Of h,tford. Ne sced Al ys'r'
beng .rcold that has eid In deion'o ef TIE sa
snd StnT~..
JFTSiSGs-On Thursday July I! Isaiah J'nnss s.'d 80
Tho , sre f,.,ivr, - the family inViied 20 siend
l fIasrs soliAl orr Com on SA'sis.J, Jsy . ~ )
p.n.
MchEAcUIr-on Fd5sJ. July }, Jane wife of rhou''
N.nst. hiv. eyed - fsurs , - , -,
ar. fi..a. 49, ssti,s. ,h- faulty. snd 'hs friends o
N..,f Il tfri lA4 icfir friqrciiaty in,1.ra
l. .'f.nd L.f fln.f.i sslHsh. iui, tI0coct hoH
i.f si- fr,LsDcs No 81 Ncss -WthA sirses. ios"esy
Of Ifp.tgn.
ToprISD-On Fnisy ev.rlas. Jolly :. Nav. -our-'i
Gso.e o. fhiP o. aud iie'i"f A. IopP"E .so' n"H'l'
Aft dara 80 . =,
Tn, sta friends - The n ny repeatedly gviiet
IL ,ttsr tie nrs RON t- r-siiorrc Of her p-r-uts NO
~ Tifi; ,ffrft Sgal,y. he aih .ri a. O'CLOCK T. N
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Important To Railway Travellers.


APPLETON'S OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE,
Win be Ready This DsS a 10 a m
CONTENTS OF THE JULY NUMBER:
L-IxPOkTAsT iSsTRucTr0ss To RAILWAY TRAyELKas m
REFERENCE TO TIxE TABLEs:-rims and Dstsacs
In Iicstofs Raj way Rules &c. &C., sc.
u-nAIIwAYs AND THEIR PKoGREss:-Naiionsl Income OF
tie United as.; New lUTk and New Haven Rail.
way: Generalization Of the Lske Shore and Cleveland.
Colauabus aBd Cincinnati Rail Sas. CoDiGg % amer.
lea; Railways OF Minossoss; Illinois Central Railway
Land D.pari ment; illinois 80 Cotton State; Hnd-on
River Railway. A Cleag Rsilwsy Scheme In south
Americs Penoss lyaoia Csntrsi Railway; The Hau'
ways Of the County SOrg uD Ia Illinois
III-AsEf DorEs AND IsCIDEsTs OF TRAyEL:-Ny Honea
Friend Apeciots II Physician; The fsnkee boyt
K-mble and the Dsbut'ns; From the Latest New
Novel; How to Rsise Company; How to XII Niue
Qui,oes; Sapo.eon's Power OF Memory EgtbschilPe
fillar. The Sentinel snd the E!ephsatj Thoussao
Dollar Hat Hint to Dankers, Tneir Bark Is On The
S~a
Iv-TouKrsr's GuIDx to the Principal Wstsrns Places.
spiipgs. and Places OF FssnioaAble Resort 10 the
Unit.d Stats.
y-TBEorGH ROUTES to and from Boston, Nsw.York,
PuiiaGelphis Baltimore. Buffalo. Cleveland. Tole dos
Chicsgo Cincinnati 81. Lopis, Gc., with Meps and
other Information restiog 70 the readies mesos Of
travelling 20 and from all che principal cities oeuths
las, ard West
yL-RAiLwAy TfaE TABLE 20 date. &c. lc., &c.
APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
For sale upon the principal Railways aud at the prncipsi
and Periodical and News Depots throughout TIE
L Uuited States aud the Csnsdas
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
ID. APPLETON & Co. Puol'ahrrs
44J aad as b tiway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Clothing
iVr
YOUTHS Onl CHILDREN.
LINEN and MARSEILLES
and
SUMMER WOCLENS.
ASSORTMENT very hne snd STYLES entirely new.
DEVLIN g. CO.,
Cor. BROADWAY aud GRAND.Sf..
Cor. BROADWAY and WARRES-Sr.

Ambrosia |. Stimulsii,s Oily Extract OF Roots
BaAs Herbs IL VIII al diseases OF tho scalp
and ichng tho head entirely eradicate. dabdruh pro-
vents hsi from falling out or turning PIE mauEey pray
causes to grow thick aud long Beware OF limitations None
senuns pus d. St-Iing's.
CKnriUCArE.
Til. 10 to certify thst about 10 months commenced
using SrEKLlNG'S AMBROSlA. My hair was short thin
aud rapidly falling III mad uisd many Hair foncs. lovis
orators So without receiving boo.h Soon alter usg
the Anbrca my hair c~assd falling out aud commencei
grow ins rapidly to sston.h Now my hair s Thick
so and aud Is five iset snd four inches la length
when let down rrachiug tho oor This wonderful result
attribute solely to the of sfERLlNo'S AMBkpSIA, a.
since have commenced using have applied oothing else
to my hair. MkS LUCY A. BROWN.
No. 1852 Bleeck,rst
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
BEWARE OF IMlTATIONa
BEWARE OF IMITATION 3.
NONE GENUINE BUT DIR. 4. II. sTERLlN9s.
NONE GEAUINE BUT DR. ii. II. STERLIN0a
NONE GENUINE BUT OK. Ii. II. STERLiNuS
Put up In = bo, oontsinins two bottles. Price. VI.
Dl. Ii. H. sTEaLING, scls Propr...or.
Depot No 49J Bro.dwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
The judicial ElcciiO,,--A EcputlicSn
Trtvr.t1i..

From THE Chi,.so +, ,ius Journal, July l.
TIE election for Cl,cni JndGe OF tie Counties oil
Cow aud Like vea'erd o. resritei IL the election
Of The Hon. l.. s. Williams, tho Repuhhotn nomi
nee, by proba Die majority OF 3. 900. lie gees out
OF tins city with "a majority ot co. Waukegaa III
crcases il 10 nearly IUV0 giving aim majority "i
@G5
Williams slso has good msjoriiies in the country
towns So far as heard from. Rch gives hun 10;
Lyons II; Proviso, 55 Cicero, "; lhornlon, lOI;
Lake View, il; Evaus.on, 6}, Bremen, 81 mot Il
vo,, Tor Aver; Worth, a; Bio0n, SO; Maine, l53;
Elk Grove, lSl; Wheeling, rs; Pslaiine, ISL.
Ayor Las the following majo i'ies; New Tier,
%; Lake, 30, Palos, 81 Isenont, 63.
Chic.,o, WnukegGn, AMI II towns in Cook
County. give Williams "A majority OF $50.
The Towns of Antioch sud Warren, in Lake
County GIVE Williams msjori'ies, respectively, Of
300 ana l29. The Town Of Shields gives Aver 80
majority.
1ne vote in the city, as will b, seen below, was
hight, being but 0,3O6-less than half the vote Of
tue SviIng election:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Nc,y-Eork sixth .1iiliiin.

.Colresp0nleA,1 o 4.o -. a. IT.-.us
cas-. sFtr ITiAY Farsr.
HRADQvAKT a'.s, cth Esgt. Nc MS u. Ju., I5d1.}
Snce ny la.t We bave moved ircm Mon'eacy
b idge 10 tbe Relay Ho1se, our sed oi oPer-tionS
Lsing soInew adi extended By TIE ctsnye. for we
now have 70 uard the railloal in al directions, and
T. keep the coap,Iy clear OF Revels Although the
frsi alarm lie s,r.ewh~t subsidipg, our coinaauder
Col Mason dos not relax h's rigid d-ciT'ne IN The
lssa: and in tlas be is seconded by every officer,
both Of he r'aii aud Of the line Perhaps lis n0N
s'ardy sal porter IS Lieut. Col. S,hwaitz, than w"on
better sDiGer ooes Lot 1--we; ana YET II l. oiincuit
T. pbticnlar, Dnly tie Other G-y overheard
Conversation a,ao4S OF ;he uic0. IN ~hicu one
); them saij, "lals eiueIt wlulu " .dc ne a.
Lnlic il COl Mason sa.I ~. OF c0Ifss ;iis rcmal
ouiy expresses ue standard OF discipline IN TIE
cT;s and TIE confidence 81 the men N tbei officers
Ne have out a pixie 100 gea evtfY nigh, aHo
last nj .Li tue whllc commebd wa- ont, aud 10 liue
o. battle from s4udOwu until O'Clock thls morning
> Secesh comes ne viii Ind rs r,aay. We dpn't
tito 10 Gov. seymour 10 know ~hnt 20 90 mex.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Ngw-UAMrsHIRx.-The election Of State oficers
by the Legislature was completed last week. a.
follows.
s,setsry Of ssts. Alien H. Terrey; State Treasurer.
Peter born Warden oi state Prison, John foss ate
Printer. Hasicy iCoumisssryUsnefs Newell Iia go
JAc he,ne SeRliRel says:
Petitions pour into the Legislature in large num-
hers from alrost every town in The State, for law
giving soloi rs the privilege Of voting. The opin-
ion OF tie Supreme Court is s0ught Oh the constu-
iionaiy of such AN act which has OF yet been ob
tanned, "a iuil bench not having yet been convened.
IL j. sand however. that four members have given
an on mon adverse TO the oouslliutonaliiy OF the
proposed measure.