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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

ar GILIIES's PER
EC CENTS ! OLD PLANTATION POUND.
COffEE.
10 al lover, o; fne iyoTcd Coffee.
We have completed whereby We shall receive
shout 80 bales per month OF . ..s,..,,.
which wa offer 10 the public as superior beverage 10 any
heretofore ssld 10 this market .. ,..,,
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
(of which We mo The only recover. and asuufsctgers IL n-
peor the Coffee usually sold sucn as Mocha Java Mua
csbo &c Hotels pIvste families, boarding houses ie''au
rants. &C, will find . >,,u.uu
TnE OLD PLANTATION CoPFEE
reliable than ordinary Coffee NJ BY our new boue ~
preparation n be found to contain perfect uniformity OF
strength nd favor
Pot up only one pound pscsagesGo pounds In case
with fnu directions in each packs.e.
FOR sale by gfocers generally. ,,
PIice 70 Gents per pound beial dc9pn, 70 in "'
Importers sna Msuufscturors'
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! BLEECKER, son & Co., viii sell a

a. Auction on IuEoDAY. March 3d.
o'clock at the Me chants kxchanso Sesroom No. Ill
A' Broadway,
ON sOTH-sT Two HOUSES AVID LOTS, Nos. 236 and
oas b.weer 81 and 3avs No 2J6 is hrce-story high
easement bok house, with eceilar lSro well built
and excellent ordrr having recently pauied through
ont At expense Ce1i tagged. aud has excellent
new furnace in It, House modern improvements
chsnoeleIs, &c. Lot 10 by halt the block.
No. $50 has thee-sory briCk house in the rear standing
partly OF lot No 2J6; 22x25 81 Dy halt the block
ALSO BY ORDER o. TdE EXECUTOR:
ON n ". CORNER lnfH-AV AND 8iFH-SF-Iwo
LOTS fronting on the av IS 2aoxoo feet Title
perfect Gu per cent re ua1. .., - 49,.
The 4 inrov. with several beautiful bnid-
tngs Ie street opened 70 The PARK They will be sod 70
the highest bidder, t. close tho &c ate
Maps. &c, at No. IL Pite.st.
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a IYERMORE. CLEWS q o.. 80. 81 Wa

4 NERMORE, CLEWS n Co., No. - Wall
a. AGENT. for The sale of United State Ter Cent $40
ear Loan are prepared deliver uqon application, the
various denoiainstons Of Coupons AMI hssfei aE f,l
ak Der ceu Interest Om Gate 81 sub'cIpiion peysols M
gold. the first OF MGy a d fret Of Novrmb.r Iho
lee Iaf all tls Lfi Of July, l5bJ Odsis
should therefore b- ~ without delay Hsvns 9Isn~
Washington for the ohec,ioa OF Certificate
OF lnlebe uina ho prperrd 70 mako r.
turns with dispatch Goyeinn NJ secudi' Of AL de'onp
tins for sale al nk- rates aud orders eIreutei for the Puf
chase sale a. bfok,ra Board OF al current s"cuftes
coin, &C. LINtRMOtf, NLENo 70, bNh~ih-
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and NzIaysf.... w m w noatley
FAREWELL BENEFIT.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE or
MISS CAROLINE REHiNGS.
Mr. Wheasy with regret beg, to inform the pub liz
that UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES can the engagement
Of Mr. Mis- kICHNGS bs prolonged beyond 5.turdaJ
Ev-nug next March 49, ther a.ry slpeance in Boston
making Il necessary TO announce thu. a. being
POSITIVELY TIE LAST NlGdT BUT ONE
Of tho highly successful operate spectacle Of tho
ENCHANTRES5. . .. r
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE or
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNOS
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
Mr.. PETER RlCHINGS.
MILES. GALLETTL MARZETTf KATRINE,
and Ronzap's Cops de Ballet.
On MONDAY EVENING. March 30,
MATILDA HERON
WIZ have the hono of sPpenins In her great character Of
Lady Hdi,h, In the drama OF
Or THE EAKL's DArGHTgR
Which will bc Produced with NEW SCENERY, DRESSES
aud APPON rMEkTS and the 81, perfect east yet gver
ths ceebrssed play 10 any Par, Q, The ec,.nn,ry.,
MATILDA HtkON'5 PEhSONATiON Of the ctrsacte
LADY EDITH ha, been by the PRESS aud pup
tic Of this cry fully equal TO her great fsndiion o.
MILE aud -mbodyioe In IL. phies one oil the sIahhes
de world in the his OF uue repentance
The incident Of EDITH bre taken ron Che c.e orate.
e EhSG ~ S.ioa and apoh affg 81 ss
IN, some III ago at this Thescr met with succea
"'''" '''' MATILDA HERON
as the -
FIRST ACTRESS OF AMERICA,
ard
FpITg THE GREATEST PLAY OF TIE AGE.
Doors open at : commence at quar- rto 3 clock
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STEAMSIIIP GREAT EASTERN
- FROM NEW.YokK TO Ll'EhPooLL
The Steamship
GREAT EASTERN.
WALTER PlfOS Commander,
viii be dispatched ,,o,, ,ru vopv.
SATURDAY. Aprii T. sAIthDaf, hPa 70
TUESDAY, Mey - IuEHphii 'un1 v d. ,ax
FIRST CABIN W. 20 . -
Ia huh according 20 Size Situation. aud sccoHmoos
tom Of ts State Rooms si having the privileges IN
H. md In regard mel, aud sttenttnc. sai7 oil
rtnebt. for families be Engaged or ,Pec y
YNCURsION TiCkETS OFT AID BACht IN The
Fi9sT CABIN ONLY. a FARE AND \ HALF;
s,ysts sccompsuJipg pesasnsss and children under Il
wear, Of az. haf fare. lufsnts Tree. ,, .
Il toSO CABl,-Slsf.RooH beIth., meals furnished a
sep,tAe ts1lss....... y ~
TuIDD 7 ABTN.-nts.med.ae state Rooms. pssse et'
(ogai with bed, beita,. table Genshs sad goed SUI
Il
srt,TR AcfWitl ,ursl.or .ccomDodstiors ~
All fro. vayAbc IN gi Ia eqgiyalent Ia u = Currency
zach pas. ser cd 20 cubic feet OF Iugssso An ebPe
! r.uc sd Surgeon OF board. -, ,,,t,,rxrv
! :" F-'o ~ a. the Odce No. ~ Broadway.
For frci.h apply g, .>,D :, ,sp,~,y,r, ...,,.
No. 81 South.st
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ftle0irnt.
n1nE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

ru,uE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
1 GOVT AND RHEU NArlSM
sufferers the above ccmpilnis either OF Ieesn, OF
~, - s,d,n, are advised TO BLAIkS GOUf aud RHEu
wiiC PILLS They b. relied uPon % the most safe
d gcua remedy ohcrrd 90 tho public aud have osen
cIsy ased ln Europe for many years with tho greatest
rifed in England by PRouT IARsANr and sold
80 MILLS 4 Co. FrsnknSt., New.Iois, aud most other
Ter Mne,tys Conm soners have authorized the name and
li,.,s OF "TilOMAS TROUT, 229 strand LONDON to be
,ed upon Government stamp affixed TO each ooA o.
th, genuine medicin-
Pf,cc 50 cents aud + per boz
VERGNE ELECTRO-CtiEMlCA
HATHy No. no Ahnv.. attended by DR.. NEhunES,
Al. inyentor G, obre'ed fo the Extraction OF Metallic
s"b.suces and for RhrumtsD, Chronic Dsosders and al
Diseases Peculiar 10 Ladies'
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NOTAPAXI,
" THE GREAT VOLCANO OF THE ANDES,
Painted BY z. h. Church. On Exhibition nc doUPIHo
No. 7S2 Broadway from g. IN. 10 y.
Admission rs ceuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

CITTAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
:, Queenstown (Cork riarbor) The wellknown steam
~, Of the Liverpool New-forA aud Philadelphia steamship
Gsnespy srn intended to sail ss follows; . M
EDINBl oatuiuN. a 50
ET.A hp.'
ciIy OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..salufdaY Apr ~
and avery succeeding SATURDAY u. noon from FieE H.
North Riyer . an .a
p,xahle In gold or is equivalent In currency: - -
Ipsr r. III iN....s 80 10 SfEERAGE....".s92 90
- hin "a London. rs 0O Steerags 20 Lonion.. % ~
p' ohm "a PaIi,. % OOlStcerayG TO Pans.". 40 30
~ c.bia 20 Hamburg 90 COL SteeIagr 10 hambuLg. 81 90
pnref. also or.. arded 10 Hayre BIeuIen hotterdam,
.n,wsrn &C. at oqaaily low rates. 49,. ga,
49, ,,u LIVER oo OF Queenstown: lst Cabin. 80 55o
a - s,,,rspr from liverpool $40. From Queensto"n So
- WHO w,s to send oI their friends bay tickets hs e
to, f,I1her information apply at the Companys ohce'
f JOiIN u. DALE, Agent. No Is Broadway, ~ L.
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.


COMMENCING DECEMBER l. is6!
P,,sene~r St.o1 e. Now Yofk 21h ~ ard uAsV
entrance on 27th,t.
TRAINS LLAVE SLW-iOkk;
For New Haven. n. Or D. !? u, 40 lft) 'otn
and y. IN. -.
POI Bridgeport = sS M on 1918, 2l5 Ri 3io, 40,
Tor Mrd susiord FsnEols. sou'hPo'', ."d wo''P''''
For koSsiE l. 49,. ~ l, IS 2I5 CEGl 40 80. 500
-, aoo- - - * N a N
aJop ..,sv -,
40. so. y. "a. n, .,,
Il I5 so 49,, so . ~ v. ~, 40,
Fof Port Chester snd hcw. iioclsi.e, 8 n
CONSECtisO TRAINS
Fer Boston via SpiiGsfei H. M. tEt). fl3 tEL) ep IN
for boston. via bore Lane, iklS, s 9. M 800 800.
For Hartford ana 5pnogisd tn lEl' A!9 9Th
for Connecticut River RSload to Montreal, g. m. En-
FOR Hsrtlofd rfo,idslee aud F'hkl EAlroido a IN
20 New Haven New.Loadou and stonHsion RslEosd ..
{ a NJ. Il IS rs. p. N. ,,
C.u,i Railroad l2i5 .. N TO Northampton.
So Ilousat mic Itsfosd 20 Ittsheli. o m.
Nor Nauc,iucs Rsilfosi. a. m. 2l' y. m
10, DAnhufy d Now III RAilr ud, an j. 4or IN,
c.uuodo.. sleeiif Ca's Afchod 20 the a. pn Trhn.
JAMES n. HOlr sgpeI inlendent.
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Groteries ano Droplslons.

A W. ROSE
No. 29l wAsHNGroN-sT ST,
Between Chambers and Reade-s.s., New-York.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
P,., c,sli,v WacI,rc IN bbls bbls ibbls, and kits
DR., Cdg,S Picked C0dfsn. Haddocf, Smt Herring heu
Herring Biu-tsh ,anen Salt City Cured hAhs ohouuei'
Be,f Pork Lard &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

A j. BLEECKER, son g. Co., will SELL on
H. THURSDAY, April 2, OF u o'clock at the CONNER
cisl Exchange No. 3by Futons BreokyD by order OF the
Supreme Court 49,
on SOUTH FOURTH-ST, WILLIAM5BURGu-Al
that parcel OF LAND he south side 20 feet east OF 6h
eze 20r69 feet Aso all that parcel Of LAND the tn
aide ~ feet of t size 2Si5 ft. Maps, @e. at No
~ Pines. By order Of y. L. hUGGLE>, Referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ FROM foot Of Court andt stConneetiRy at Hampton
Jnoction with the Delaware Lskswanns and Western ALI
road and ct Easton with the Lehi, Valley Railroad and it's
connections 70 mtrs difsct line Pittsburgh aud the Wss
without change of car
8 RING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March l6 1853
Leave New York 81 follow;
HNHRrsBuEc HxrErss-At q q. m for Ea'ton. Road!ny
Pot svile HAriibuIE Mauch Chunk Niilamsport
MAIL TRAiS-At8a m for Esston. Water GAR Scranton
Great Benz. Pitttton. Bin h.mton WilEe- bare &c
II lHROCoH TRAIS-For Easton Allentown Williams
port. R-adilg Poti,yilr. Harrisburg. &c.
4P " THEou0H TRAIN For Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
town. aud Mauch Chunk.
$3.50 p ". WAY THAiS-For Bonneville.
I'm WKsTERS txrREs.-Por Esston Aleutowu Resd.
Ing Hsrisbug Pitsburgb and the West Sleeping from
JeT,ey City through 20 IitisDgrgh.
EIPRgss TRAIN roK HARRlsBrkG-Ths a. N. Irpren
Train from New-YoTk arrives Hsrri.oorg e. p M connect
Ing Fat aud West Pennsylvania Genital Rsos1 North
Ceurbl Railroad North and South, AID with tLe Cumbes
land Valley KEilroGd
New YORK ut o. W. daily (Sundsys excepted making close
connection Harrisburg with Pebrsylvsuis Railroad with
change ofcars Pittsburgh aud but TO Cnen a aud
CHICAGO Two hours time 10 saved by tskins this trsin
ELIZABErHPoHT AVID NEw-YoRK FEBBT-l esve View Yorf
nom Pier No. 2. North River. at $3.50 g. III and REV
and B. o IN.
The boats stop s Berren Point and Mariner Hsrbor every
trip each way. JOSIAH D. sTEABNS Superintendent
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WI Ayenue- Depsti made before tue Let Of Pti
will besf interest om that date. BAk oPen from a IA to
u 10 aud on Monday N-dGesdAy. aud Saturday evening"
lrDni 5 to d ocl6cG THOMAS Is. sIILLMAN fres't.
IsAAC Il saiTH cTetGry.
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STEAMBOATS, anb Raiiroa0s.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER PALMER FlTCHBUR0 NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new aid staubch stesmefs OF tie NOrw ch Inc,
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY OF NEW-fOkk.
leave NewYork daily (5undsvs excepted at O'Clock D. me-
from Pier No 30 Nouh Rive foot CT Vestry-st.
FOR W-bONDON.
there connecting with the ST. smboat Express Train Tor tne
shove pui's via Norwich Worce ter Boston NoJcsstes.
Worcester Nashua and New ondons Northern Rairoad'
Freight taken at the lowes rates FOR Information ioqufo
OF H. S. MARTIN. Agent, ON the Pier
STONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TON. NEW-LONDON SrONINOrON PROVE
DENCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW. BEDFORD.
Toe ,peu did steamers COHMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROUk will leave Pier No. - N H. foot Of Court.
lanot.st. daily teEC-Dt sunday at 8 D.. IN.
Ere chit taken lOw by line Office Of Com.
pany, No. lis Nest-st.. corner az Couriland-st.
New-York. March 2. 1868. w. NJ EDWARDS, Agent
nor NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD AND
Il Gamers for Kew.Hayea leave Peck.
alp a. J5 Passengers noIh from new Haven at II
O'Clock a or remain on BOARD night without charge
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt brown. leave. New York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, at 5
o'clock p. u, ADD the ENTIRE STArE Capt Brsyton on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. At O'Clock .. m.
Hereafter VII be regarded jared to any sp.
plic,p until the shall hsvo b, on paid for
Freight Bottom is rewarded through with great dlpstch
BY III Express Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN Agent. Nos 10 and II Wesst
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/ ONG ISLAND AlLROAD.-CliANOE OF
~ TEHMiNUS.-raT'rug-r Depot JsmessiP snd FOOT Of
5ath A. r.. KNin'er rADgefnenis commencing fndsy
Oct "a. ltt2. Leave hew-ioTs at IN ieI OfeeDgo SO
HHrbo Orient and HsWptous az m sndS IN Tor =
M. az q Tor syasssi. al .. M of Hemp
stead SUNDAYS the train leaves hupiers iont th,h-r
F.rryl M. tor Ysphsni aid infemefAe stations
at eScnri1n reuFning leaves laphank ~ 3:l4
On Ffar sad Saturday, piFbt e p n hasbsnA iisin cd
through GTo,upoft Teturnng Saturday rnd Monday
MoLniLE Us q. aIIYinI % New y OH ~ 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X, K.
l. FOR AhAlf lf'f ~ nm
pANOEuFET eemrnsucips MONDAY. hor. H. iD2
For ALBANY. lOsss "a, ESPfsss al Train otn -eshsI
st.,lau- H,furpiux lowe Alh.Hr - ln:7I %
For Local TTsins Time table
JOHN BJRluILl. SuprTtuts ndeDt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FORA AL.
j L BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud WEST, Trains ieavsi
From ChAmber.sL . Ilcn aNih-sl .
Express. aud 10 M and, 'N, lV:2s and JJI aud
IS aud y. ct ~ p.u
Troy aud Albany with sleep 1851 pm.
ing cab l0.J1p m. t:st m, ard l1;ES aud o;3I
Pongteeptie train. am, IL .. m.
end G.S1 y ~. t;tl 9. IN
Peek,tin train, 3:45p. IN. 3: y p tn
sing Sips train SO p IN. +:S. IN
TaIIytown. 4.l0 q. m.
" slni,,s ~ p. m, from an,h.'t.
.Tel,t Ay BE- ,T0eie ~ aoy OF the once, Wostcots
Prpr,s in NswYork and oosyn aod baggage checked
To III noints lhe Ioai AID " SAMOA sphns
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OFFICE BOHEMIAN MIslsG COyPANYl
NEw.YoEK, Feb 23. 1853. :
NOTICE is hereby given to the SIOCkHOLD'
" Frs o, the BOHEMIAN N1NlNO COMPANY that
an Of FIFTY CENTS per share has been levied
upon the capital stock Of the Company payable the "a day
Of Ap next the office Of tho Treasurer no. 2S4 fesfsi
by order OF the DiIeci,Is. . $1,000
TINTED STATES CERTIFICATES of IN
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Certificates OF Indebted
ur,. collected and returns nIade promptly.
Thu cold eceiyod for interest accounted for Of
the mafyet D ice ~ currrncy pt tho option Of holder
KFrCuUM, son & CO.. No 10 Krcnanre-pIacc.
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ERlE RAlLWAY.-Passcnger trains leave
IL fofn foo of Chsmbe's.s,.
2 M, Express for Buffalo.
pa m, Mia, daily for Ousville
1915 m. Accomu odaton daily for Port JcTyfs
s:V pm. WAY. for Middl.,ovn. Newburgh and Wawist
bp. m. Nigh; EIpfsss, daily. ioi Dantirs Buffalo sni
csrsndsgus aud pincps sstious Trsio Of SstuFsy
through 20 Bufslo, bu, does not 10 Dubkifk.
6 IN. EiugrEst. CHAS. MISOI, oeBsral Supcrin.enPt
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Tuesday. August ls--GP. NJ.

TUESDAY, August ls-G p. NJ
Money is easy to tie brokers; the street rate for
call loans is 5 per cent but few of the leading
houses pay over per cent. Some country banks,
anticipating lower rates OF interest, are trying to
lend money for long periods of time. First class
paper sells at 41sa5 per cent; debt certificates
are wanted at "a per cent discount.
Gold hardly fuctuated at all to-day. II sold in
the morning at l25s.. and closed at five r. NJ. at
about 1855 12j1s, with rather downward ten
dency. Exchange was l3s, with a very light in
quiry.
This has been very exciting day in the stock
market, and the increase Of speculation has been
very marked This is really the first day of the
present movement on which the volume Of busi-
ness approximated to that Of the exciting days of
May last. As was expected, Erie was leading
stock to-day. II opened at Ill, against 10 last
evening, rose almost without check to llGl1, and
closed at five p. NJ. at ll6h. The long neglect
with which Erie has been treated by spectators,
while other stocks have risen to 140 and $50, ap-
pears thus TO be passing away, and the great
spectators seem pretty confident now that it will
not be long before IL commands az high price as
Tie other New York roads. IL is earning at the
rate of Is per cent on ts stock, and has a future
greater than that OF any other road in the coun-
try. Central was dull at the morning board but
rather better afterward. Harlem was very
mercurial. Al The first board IL fell from
l67 to 1855, then rallied. between the boards,
to ITO, fell OF again at the second board
TO l6l, and closed at FIVE p. M. at 1917. Pitts
burg opened at l02, against los last evening, and
fell to 99H. In the afternoon IL was 1927 q x.
GaIena rose 2, Rock Island l1,, and Chicago and
Alton 8. at the morning board Reading was quiet
in the morning, but took start in the afternoon
and rose TX per cent. closing with considerable
indications Of future activity. The business Of the
company is increasing steadily, and will certainly
give the stockholders 20 per cent this year. Mchi.
gan Southern was rather neglected to-day, and fell
of to los per cent, against ITO yesterday; the
guaranteed was also lower. Between the boards,
at the one r. NJ call and at the second board, the
activity was unabated, and the outside orders
steadily on the increase. The real pubic--not the
public of Wall street-were larger buyers to-day
than they have been since the present rise com.
menced At the four p. NJ. call the market was
vsrv stroug indeed. especially for Erie. and il
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
The Governor Elect or Kentucky on
Negro Regiments.


Colonel Bsamette, the Governor eject Of kentucky.
has written the following card to the louisville Joraai
see that the secessicn party through its organ-thc
Louisville ID Danocru'is charging that In my Carlisle
speech approved '.negro rcgimcnts. The charge Il
wholly untrue. IN speech have failed TO state that
with the Urion democracy, condemned the employment
OF reero soldiers and pledged to al constitutional
and peaceful means to get rid Of them. At arsc.
elsewhere, contrasted remedies this and other
evils with the remedy prop sed by the
men and nc-iQo-c money secessonsts. showed that
we pro- osad using all peaceful and consti.u-
tonal means, through the ballothox, to correct
thcrn and that W. ether succeed in that
way or not, we would succeed getting rid Of such
regiments not only r the federal scrvce but OF the
ties against us. by the certain ard complete methods
embodied in second resolution. by "devotrg our
whole resources n necessary to crushing the present
canscless rebeon and ..restornG the national arto
d-no-more. money secessonsts would, to eecnpe
.Iuc0lns negro rccimcns.' hv to the arms OF the
Southern confedefacy and place themselves with negro
and Indian regiments to tight and destroy govern
negro regiments bu, dislike 70 the constitution and
the Union, and 10 detract and divide
the Union men, that these more. negro and
no more money secessionists TO make such an ado
ab Ut negro regiments. J maintained that they
against the government and for the sSouth' 10 matter
what used not used to sustain the gov.
ernment: whereas for government IN defiance
OF the measures Of party administrations that
opposition 10 regiments is honest, and We pro
pose modes Of getting rid OF them or which Is
certain one: but shat the nc-more-mcn and no more
money sccessionists set up dishonest camor and oppr
sition intended u divide and gin strength 70 them
creasng the very evil complained Of. and indefinitely
multiplying and increasing every other evil upon onr
country. These views have In all my speeches endea
vored to present with much clcarness and force
the armng OF negroes is not only wholly untrue but
wholly groundless. TfIOS Z. BRAMLETrE
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
The Defence OF Mobile.
From the same rarcr.l

Thea Gen Johnston here. asked him il he
did t. consult with Gen. Maury about evaeuat.
Ing the city. ten. Johnston smiling, that IL
that had been his purpose would not have shown his
countenance aruoDg and that he here for the
directly opposite purpose OF hooking 10 the The
city. Mterward when he had visited the works and
minuely examined every position and gun, he remarked
"You can tell your people thai Mobile is tho deensi
BILE seaport nost IN the Confederate states" Mobile is
10 bo defended then 20 the last II here any who are
PANIED 90 know II and not ready do their part in the
sfcref work. they had better sell their lands houses
and pack ~ their goods aud remove them, with their
precious persons. from the OF duty, honor and
danger An true will he reoiced TO hear these words
OF determination from the able and noble commander OF
the do armon, and they viii stand By him IN the execu
tion OF the purpose with lie ard property.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
The Rebel Government Charged with
Pusitlnn unity.

Richmond correspondence q the Mobile Tribune
We are IA the very throcs Of this revolution The
bloody sweat and agony ~ labor the birth OF
liberty are upon All hopes Of peace have become OBJ.
scured by an mprcgnabe gloom. At every poir OF the
compass from which we looked Tor n fair wind and a
bright sky dark storm clouds threaten ind lower Tie
t,ms has ooae icasr eruy wdfc in bt's condTdcy p.
deJenf up-n psf Let blind adherents and uart;sans
close their eyes, but the people awaken 10 the act
th,t our government lacks visor hesth and strength
This Ia no time TO inquire into the OF s debility or
inability But the fact has been apparent that
morbid dtemper has exhibited tsc III the exe-c,se OF
ITS functions. Let no man misunderstood me.
] do not moan TO attempt FOR a moment 20 i'm
par the confidence OF the people in the high
integrity, devotion and patriotism og our presl.
don't In this crisis. Al men arc not endowed
with the same great mental. moral and physical labIi
ties and The resident has not certainly called around
him men 81 that distinguished stamina statesmen who
might have been selected nc has exhibited on ali
occasions therc eminent qualities himself The reonIe of
the States, therefore, must look their own deSnce
USING every means in their power and acting with vigor
courage and determination, while giving. 10 the futcst
extent their hearty support and operation to the ad
miustration.