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The New York herald., 1863-11-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY. Nov. 3S-6-P. N.

FRIDAY. Nov. 1y-6-P. n.
Tho stock market could not staad the pressure
of che glorious news from the Southwest. and it
gave way under the weight Of General Grants
dispatches. The bears were jubilant and the
shorts in ecstacies as stock after stock went crash
ing down amid the general excitement which
manifested itself in various ways. As compared
with the sales at the first board on Wednesday,
New York Central declined TX. Erie 2, Erie pre-
ferred 2H. Hudson River ~. Harlem 3lSs. Illinois
Central ~ Michigan Central ~ Reading 81.
Michigan Southern 3H. Gaiena g. Rock Island ~,
Cleveland and Pittsburg s. Toledo 2, Fort Wayne
4. Northwestern ~, Pennsylvania Coal4. Pacific
Mail 8, Chicago and Alton ~. Quicksilver Mining
~, and nearly all others from 1 to 31s per cent.
Missouri and Tennessee 6's, Wyoming Valley Coal
Company and Canton Company advanced triHe.
At the second board there was q better feeling
than was manifested at the one o'clock session of
the public board. which continued during the
half-past three o'clock sales, when prices ad-
vanced. The following were the closing quota
tiona at five o'clock
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY. Nov. fT-6P. u
Ass~--Rsceipts is2 bbls Market inactive suI uo~a-
ua at % rs for pots and - ys FOR pearls
BnrAos1cuA-Receipts II .e4s bbas. noar; CAS- bbl.
and At Sacks corn meal l9o sacks buckwnea, our 100
pxgs'oat meal 2os ITO bushels wheat Is os7 do corn
lss,7oZ 90 oats; 1886 do. barley s4ss do barley
malt ana % DO rye. The heavy decline in gold end er
change today caused great depression me -four mar
ket and prices OF state Western brands receded o
Zoe The reduction did not lead 10 increased business
the present unsettled state OF ars inducing much caution
on the part OF buyers Receipts rather larger and stock
accumuaiDs especially Of inferior grades which there
is not much inquiry The sales foot up 500 bbs ths
market closing irregular and dull Canada nour slso fen
or l0c. 2oc with only moderate business a, the ID,
cline sales 500 bbls within tho range South
-four In light supply and the depression In thts
not marked in other kinds We quote decline
OF l0c the common descriptions, with OF 800
bbls per quotations. Rye -four without import
ant ses160 bbs. changed hands at 81 IS 90 q
In quality Corn meal continued scarce well held q
SO for New Jersey and s. 40 SO for Brandywns ana
caorc Buckwheat -four was in fair demand prices
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News from the Bahamas.
TRADE OF THE AkGLO-REBEL BLOCKADB RUNNE

sTYAM FLEET.
BY the arrival OF the Cunard steamship Corsica Captain
e Nessurer at this port yesterday evening received
nes OF Nassau (N P) papers dated to the 21st OF No
vember.
The local news from the Bahamas is not OF interest
steamer, evidently intended for blockade run
ming, had arrived at Nassau from Greenock sho is
named the City Of Petersburg.
The trade carried by the English between the mother
country, Bermuda Nassau and the rebel ports, parcu
larry the port Of Wilmington N c.. very heavy and
exceedingly brisk Every description Of Anglo rebel yes
and wharfed their eargoes there from this port the
goods were taken into Wilmington by steam vessels,
which run to and fro with great regularity, as will be
seen from the following report
THE ANGLO REBEL TRADE AND THE BLOCKADE.
from the NASSAU Guardian, Nov. T.
The steamer Fannie arrived from wilmington this
morning. with advces from the Southern States TO the
Sd inst.
The Nassau Guardian OF the llth Of November says
The screw steamer Belle Vernon arrived from New
York Sunday morning last with dates from that city
TO run monthly between New York Nassau and the Out
Islands Her owners have our oest wishes for the sue
cess VI their enterprise.
frrom the Nassau Guardian, Nov. I4J
There have been three arrivals OF steamers from viii
mngton since last issue The Pet came in on Thurs
day the and Hansa this morning. By she two
ast named received advces from Charleston
Richmond and Wilmington 10 the 10th inst.
The stesmsrs Alice. Baushee Don syren and Dspsech
had arrived Al wilmington from TINS port
Two steamers fsupposcd 70 be the Ella 4 Annie and r.
E. Lec from Bermuda) observed 70 be on re about
the sth inst, while on their way 70 Wilmington.
From the Nassau Guardian, Nov. 1871
Three steamers have arrived from Wilmington within
the last few days. the Banshee Sunday, the syrcu
yesterday and the Dee this morning The last meuo
brought oates 10 the i2th inst.
IRON the Nassau Guardian, Nov, al
The.steamer Don arrived from Wilmington Thurs
day and the steamers Scotia and Spunke from tho
port to-day We have received papers rom the southern
states TO the 18th INST
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Arrivals a.d Departures.

H.rAsl-s,esmship corrica-c Phnlip, v Tones, sr
rhompscu, Csmscho. x 0sge. " wilson q xSSc, v
utIerrer Cooper Fisher Capt webber. Capt Rasbesk
Mr. ncIArsn, johnson. D9EnIe james Porter Captain
sevsra ~ Ros.rs ~ rsYsrhin n,ss Cllr,sn Miss
land brown narsnus Chas 0halk Mr. BigIow rhos Har.
per- " Tunneik Caps Bensoo, Bryde. m9vs FlAherty
wach. J o. ronsA, Austin, Adams, ychnsen
Bafwick, Young, Lang Capt James Rickeress, Mr.
West, James Harris n Tay 8 RmssueL Joha ssepSea.
Ij,al ia
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Total number OF pieces coined. d......a.... 400 500
The First National Bank of Frankford (Which is
now consolidated with and is part Of the city Of
Philadelphia), which it was proposed to start with
capital Of $50, 900, has been checked for the
time by the Comptroller of the Currency at Wash
ngton informing the parties interested that the
Currency act provides that $780, 900 shall be the
lowest amount Of capital Of banks organized in
cities of over 10000 inhabitants. Only about
s2j 900 of the requisite amount of stock remains
to be taken.
Money is readily obtained on good security in
Boston at about six per cent Gold is in demand
in that city to pay for importations of foreign
goods and duties.
The cotton business in Memphis has been en-
trely suspended in consequence of military Or
der forbdding all descriptions Of goods from pass.
ing the lines in Tennessee and Mississippi.
We see by statement published in the London
journals that the working expenditure of the rail-
roads of Great Britain is forty.nne per cent upon
the total receipts. This is an increase upon for.
mer years, as will be seen by the following table
OF comparison with the percentage on the gross
receipts which is required to keep in operation
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in this country
English Raii,od1. Bolt. d Ohio Road
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FAMILY MARKET REvIE w.

The great demand during the past week at Washington
Market was for turkey and other specimens Of poultry
Butcbsrs meats generally sold pretty well ~ about The
same prices az a week ago In the nsh line the supply
appears TO be very good and the demand In proportioD
In the vegetable market the business transacted has be-
come quite light owing to variety Of causes The fol-
lowing prices ruled yesterday
MrauPrime Of beef, ioc. isc. per lb; roasting
pieces I2c l4c: chuck, &c 10c porerhouse steak,
isc sroin lac 15c round, 12c. 1Ac; fore quarters
OF veal &c. &C.; veal, hind quarters, 13c lsc fors
quarters lamb, &c Sc hind quarters lamb, 1lc ltc
fore quarters Of mutton 7c. hind quarters mutton,
Sc lOc prime shoulders. &C. aIc bacon, l2c 49,;
shoulders lie. l4c hams 11c l2e pork, loc 1lc;
pos,ssy AND GIsr-prme turkeys, Isc. q 1sc. lean
and inferior descriptions. lac. l5c middinX TO prime
chickens l2c &c. tame ducks, lac. 15c geese lzc
sIlc per pound back ducks Every scarce ~ -
81 per pair: wild turkeys, s2a Is each woodcccks. ~
mal.rdr, ma i5c do: widssons, $40. DO, RED hssds'
quail 81 so per dozen, . reduction OF ooc smcs sss
rabbits soc and nsrss - Isc ss lee psr poaod
FrH.-Iake bass, 1oc: porr's, rs. ar " H. ,Sc
smsl, isc. Isc black nah So Wilt n'n 81. ia
s"n i.s vsI,ped bass ac pieksrs i2c bsddocs,
sc eorped salmon 13c. 1ec smoked ees lso. zoe
s.d harr,nrs &C. Sc per dozen salted herrngs &C.
pI,sS msckerelI2c l3c.. oysters, T5c. 81 70 per
handred: stewns oysters. 60c. 76c do; clans, 80 .
SOC DO. Holsters, &C. &C. per pound hard snei e'''"'
vR1ss,ss Potatoes lsc lsc per half peck c,nli.
sower &c toc each srsss @ ss pSs.S red csSs.sss &C.
I5c. each green corn, Csc per dosen toms.o:a &c;
ioc per quart. dried peas 100 - soc each o.ssSy.
i2c isc per buncn knub celery, 81 sc - o. '.ss ss
bssa turups l<c lsc half pscxs s onsoos sYe -
q isc. do; sickery, DC. . &C. 'u"s'
s;s Ssupp"crsuss.. p jamaica Csc a.. sss ssr S; SSS,ss;
lemons ioc a., o.,ncec 81 80 - per hundred, IN uD
asapy prime dsscrptos sold to-day soc per aosso
table SOC s:s sss sa s. s.s Ss.Fs ise :'
quar- q 49, r. icc per 10. chssssuts 2Sc per quart;
S,o,5 nuss i2c do ssron soe :, rse sci h Il, ~, 70
S,scp vslnks 90. per Quart pusssrnuis' &C. do sofs
snail s'mouCs .s psss Orange county butter $40
a., 80 IN . good cooking butter. 20c. &c. chosoe
sec E,eS 2Sc SOC: cbese. 12r 1ec per 70, hsns'
ssss . a 10 fcr ESQ; duek esxs, . sr Ne.
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Beard Of Cou netlmea.
forYicIAL.1

THURSDAY. Nov 20, iS63-lP
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment, in their cham
Der, No. 16 City Hall
A quorum pot answering TO their names call Of tho
ro the Board declared adjourned until Monday 20th
JAMES n. swEENY, Clerk.
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The Revolutions and Counter
Revolutions in Matamoros.
Seizure of Over Eleven Hundred African
Negroes on the Coast Of Cuba.
The War i'm st. Domingo Draw.
ing to a Close.
A Change in Spanish Tone Towards
the United States,

The British steamship Corsica, Captain Le Messurer
from Havana Nov. q and Nassau Esd arrived at this
port last evening.
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Great efforts were made to rally the price dur
ing the day, and the attempt will no doubt again
be made tomorrow, which may be rewarded with
temporary success; but the moment the market
evinces buoyancy large amounts are offered for
SALE which sends prices down again.
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-rantt t.'atg alt lsial,f q .sts.ts,rl
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Board OF Aldsrm en-.
(ovvIotAL.l

rurp-pAv, Nov 20, 1ss3-1PM.6
The roll having been called. and quorum appssr-
ing the Board vas declared Adjourned until Monday next
3oth instant, at one O'Clock P. n.
ID. T. VALENTINE Clerk,
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Htg ai laaF
,.rt,.s is.l tralg att 80 rafs ea4V "a
49,. ,,svs d t.sa.n lrsr.e.f D isgvl ssg efs.
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tt IS reported that the fty millions OF TWO years
Treasury notes will be delivered to the banks in
about ten days, and that a part of the one year
Treasury notes will be printed SO as to be ready
for distribution in a few weeks.
The following table shows the operations Of the
United States Branch Mint in San Francisco dur
ing the third quarter of the present year, ending
ON the 30th of September
Total value OF gold bullion received SO 447 c9J 21
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The business at the Assistant Treasurer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-23
The Old Established Binder,

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET. ovE..
THE UNION fELEGRAHH uFFICk
MANUFACTURES all kinds OF BLANK a, aoKSt..
ul County othces, Banks Rail Road Odlees, hus
hess men hhn others. his work compress e,et.
style, nom ~ cents up 70 o., 5OpeT anirr
best no, LAD OF We've paper psed BlRak Work
Magazines, Periodicals., &c,, 6c., bound 10 any sty
Desired n plan OF glt anf having The tools a., Il,
70 match All volumes bound by them.
when newl T 1tT''N ''''"
Music bound IN any style DESIRED. and pags.ii a CO.
Venence never before offered here, With fnuse a min,
ss- His PACING MACHINE Is the only ons ~, ii
uty, and Is one Of the most important Invention.
lho present Day. 10 Nil accurately page aud nnnl
Books, Checks Drahs, hallroad Books aud p,,,r
&aa any kind Of Blanks, as higAas tsn lhousand
r. ". y. also pays very particular attention 10 pr-
Permg Az Kinds OF Bidsks with Fftafoa Rsats-R Rs
hoad ana other work reuirng neatness and dspst.,i
a. having recently greatly added 10 his an. ~,
srse ae,tes' he is beitefthAH prepared % pleas
aR- Ne refers TO ule County ofaees a hontgop..,
frebe' DArke, and 10 The various Banl = Eailro,..
onlees, Sc, IN The Miami Valley, tor specisens Of h
so.s. lLL 1 tf dscla
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-23

Having one Of the most complete Printing Rstab
hshmenla in southern Ohio. iAeilidss for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are frs
class We have one Of fhs fastest Presses, and have
all the modern sslea or type, and we employ the
6ass woriSinen. q
We have three Power, Presses connected with on
dob Department, and are prepared TO execute work
with neatnsss aud dlsPAteh. 5ra
S~ordep frOm sbrOad will rssNVs prompt sltsn
ton. Address rlattHH
BOLLMKIRR 4 LOGAN, Dayton, Chic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-23
J. b. GILBERT & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES AMI LIQUORS.

~ and 7S Jefferson st., Dayton, U.
l0O RAGs prime RIO Coffee, at 70 aud rs Jun,r.o.
~ - & hhds n O. and Porto Rico Sugars, At ~ Aud
100 bbis recthed whisky. .
,als, W. 40 Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky At, "a And
street. ~ ~ "' i-'
=, rs kits No. Mess shad; iOb bhls do Herriny Al.
10 sSndS maekerel, very hue, AT 76and IL ieiior,,
spcesi Refined sugars Alum Rosu, Tar Suluiiii
Ofeam lariAT soda, Coperns aud snlt Peter ot -sn ~
u and 7s Jefferson street IIIl 80 W. ''' ''
"a ~ Iaskeis Champalgn Wine 80 boxes st Estep ,o,
81, on hand, at T6 and Ts Jefferson street
.,q ~ puls M o. every variety OF Virginia Tshsrao nat
receised NJ "a and ~ Jefferson street
ohaH chests unnposdet, Imperial and Yonne Il,
sou leasi 20 hall do Black do, for sale NJ III n s D.
erson street -
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plumbing.

A VERY superior assortment Of Gas Fixtures, %.
"A ecled from the LATEnf MEN YORK PA1-
TERMS, Consisting OF Brackets, PENDANTS, Uhande-
hers, Glass, Paper and AiuR Shadek, MaS 1sperp, Se
which they are Determined 80 sell ut the lowest living
rates. They are also receiving have COM Anily oh
hand every variety OF PLUMBING GuOIs which
they sell A. low he solu elsewhere
They are also puuing up Ias, sttani, and Water
Pipe a. reduced rates by strict attention TO business
and superior Workmanship they hope TO merit share
oil public patronage --l .H- i.4 U2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-23
eaatrbes, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
InHM REEVEy

w 0uLprespectfa infofm he OLD customer. An =,
w the puddle generally that ailar an absence ot is
month. he has re.afnedto Dayton and taken the sho
iormerly occupied By James w. esope n T -
ll.,I y Ne. ASS Thtrd street,
Two doors West Of the Post Of1oe ,hes, M. ,iii .
happy % eivs afhis old customer. ADD . assy nss
ones - may iafor him with ! call. An tipaa :,
WATCHEs, CLOCKS, AND JEWnIKY rs,.,,.
In The hest manner And 90 short notice alFAI
WORK WAkkkkfkDf-uA A islr tfial h M 49,
A4k. fisass oAll And sxAEnlao WuTk lsha3
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Maryland PoIiiics-t'nion Meeting n
Cambridge.

The unconditional Mon meeting, advertised
70 be held here Monday last, says The CambTid9e
HsraId veIy well attended by the people OF tbs as
vel rs Talbot county steamer arrived here at
O'Clock p. from Baltimore. with number Of per
som board accompanied with hne band Of music
which played OF intervals al the meeting. About
o'clock D. the people were called together on tho
Court HOsc green, and the meeting Organized by ap-
pointing Curtis Davis, esq, as President with a mum
her OF Nice. Presidents. and William r. PattisOn and
" j. MoDray as Secretaries.
Tie Hon u. ii. GOldsborOugh, candidate for Con.
fr0er the first speaker Introduced and addressed
the audience hour IN MS most eloquent style
lie gave his views the Slavery question, which ap
pears to De the alabsOTbing topic of the days he cn
pressed himself being in favor OF gradual enancipa
Ton wth compensation 10 loya!ists.
The LeIt speaker introduced was Col Don Ilait,
Chef q Gen schcnck's staff; his speech was very
Wit! AID amusing.
The Hon. Judge H. L. Bond, of Baltimore, was the
DeXt speaker introduced and made regular emancipa
t0u speech of about hour and half In length, and
fy explained the policy If the Administration on that
subject. His arguments very good and conclusive
about the natter He goes "a for the immediate abo-
Nt.0E of slavery in al Tic States" We only give the
few eIn6ot1 from these gebtcmeIs speeches 10 chow
Row taey stand on the question now before the people.
q u veil known that Slavery il doomed in the Southern
and Doycor Sses or at least believe so bat pre-
fa Mr. 0oidsbooughs plan 10 that VI Mr Bond Of get
ting clear Of this evil.
A. Stirling. jr.. States Attorney Of Baltimore City.
xAds few remarks which ended the meeting IL being
AAsyly DARK Everything passed of very quietly The
Bar.sy returned again ~ Baltimore In about hour
a.tsr lie speaking oycg with her passengers.
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FROr TU. sOI IH-W s.T.
pcnih of Gen. Prnsbrrson tonnriard
Union v.sfinc in s.rrenbrisr Comfy,
Tcnn.-U Uospiinliiie. To Gen. Grant
The tIlinoi- and De- Ar sciilsion
uiiiinry Movement.

CsG,Ntlf hitasd.t fut. o i-a1
Late informati on from Nioh burg confirms ,Ae
lcail of Ge1. rcmberiou. nc Wa shos b! Ir,An 20.
dicls so pait... Jars 81. g., affair a.c sH'l.
nunciou.ly attended Union meeting y wn rcc' ij
held ~ pci an Gfe.Hbflcr County. Tenn. kcrolui"i'
were paced eitrcs.fr ~ desire 70 return 20 tho
Union. rcpudainr llc lc 81 sr,csson pl'l.i 900 -i.
and recommending q reorganization Of s.'ic.
Geu. Grant was tondci,i tleho ptlt..so Cd, Ic-...i
Oh "Wednesday lasi.
There we're 60 Illinois troops on Tie steamer l1hl 70
when che coil.ded with the lies Are. I.uy thousand
rounds OF ainnlAton and al Tie guns knapsa.la ad
baggage of the soldiers were lot
Tie Iiih Army Corps has been Transferred by Gen.
Grant to the army Of the Gult
Preparations were making IN New Orleans on the
18Th inst for a movement in some direction.
CARo Aug 10 1868. :
Gen. Steele is moving toward Little Rock.
The Rebels are concentrating opposite lim.
The Rebels In the Trans Mississippi Department are
orgauizing for better concert of action.
Gen. Grant and Adjuiant Gen. Thomas left Memphis
for yicksburg Friday.
Most of the cotton lying at 'le mouth OF the White
River has bodn accidentally burned.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Delegate. TO the RepnbIit An-Vnion state
Convention.

FrLTOS AND HAMILTOS-A. &. Churchill, NJ.
EMs~Ivth Distrie,-CaIios EHmons, Zebllon FeTF'
Tboipss Russell
WGsHisGros-lld Ns,rict-T 7. Vaughan, P. II. Nehe1
Benz Ferris 80, ~, q,
Little. -
ALsAsY-I, Distric,-A. Van Auken, ,. Wie3man J o.
NtId.rzee. -
CLIxroS-S Laphsrl ". X. Plstt r. r. Frsncis
txTyP-!id Dis,rrt-Lcfi Louns5ury Jtgnet g. Grshnm
coIrxBA-ird Dis,ric,-vm. u. Tobey s. T. Bareieau
JsfDes II. WILL ,,.,
ALLEoAsy-iId Di,irie,-A. \. Cole, J. A Willard. A. A.
CTlndsL 80, -,
NosEos-IId Dis-.ct-Thc Hon. fTeeHan CLARK tie Hon
Lyfsudel FaIrsr G. ID. TRY. 80
KIsCs-yIth District Dcie2aiss-F W. Jennings Milton
Eolns. Benjamin w. Wilson Ahs,hat,s-Jo.n u. cooper
samuel T Msdiox. John :. Allen. To Young Nsnt Conren
I'm Ie.egafes-JoLn :. Alien John VhoMpson, John H.
Cooper. AliernaesJ. v Me.segoe, John !" Smith A. g.
Psgs. d, -, d,
Ngw Yony-vth Distric, De,gofos-Jobn !. CLEVELAND
L,eis II. N.n shsck. James J.. Taylor dhy"aio-N liAm
Ole I'd Bourne Charles 7. Pohainus, Alexander H. kefch
KicHxosD- Deieg lfesNoE.oe D. Bryant. A: G. sinonson
John Waters AuerHates-D. r. Appleton, :. j. Hopping
4
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! RECEPTION OF MANHATTAN STEAM ENGINE,
No =. ~ TlIE FIRT,Gy-On Saturdas night there ~as
large turnout of the NcwYork Fire Department, 20
receive Manhattan Engine Nc. 2 on lsr rctgrn from
London whittier she went the 18th II Junc last TO
taAc pant IA the great International trial 0f steam hrc
engines After disaster in London which prevented
tie Manhattan from competing for the p!se she was
further seriously injured board of the roat Uasl lern
which ship cncountcri1g heavy storm. rolled badly
turning nr cargo. including the Manhaii IN, topsy
turvy. The Manhattan reached home on Wednesday
hast and was taken TO Tho honse Of Victory, M. H. in
Williamsburg whore rlc remained until Saturday after
noon. The guest Of that coupay. In the evening, She
members ~ M'nhnitan Company landed at the foot Of
New Chambers street and wec received by their Lew
York comrades with music. cheers, III, H. his, and
other demonstrations peculiar % iremcn. About nne
O'Clock procession formed and march taken in the
the following order: through New Chambers street,
Broad wa Fourth avenue, H0wery and other streets 20
tie Lousc Of Manhattan Company where the parade
was dismissed.
Delegations Of aremen from various companies: In.
spectur Carpenter 0nd piltOon Of Policemen. under
Cent. Bryan and serct. Williams Of tie Fourth: 10
Engine. brilliantly lighted; Engine No. 2 profusSy
decorated with flags Engine l3. with new steamer.
elsb0raicly ornamcntcd with lights and flags ? Hose
with lau'ern Hose with torches; Hook and Lad.
der lighted Uese. with flags and lights: Hose,
Engine. with torches 81 Hose. lights and iags 70
Eagine. do 10 Hose, do; IL Hose. do 80 Engine.
do; II Hook aud Ladder do; 81 Engine, with En-
einecr Lewis, torches IS Hose, with flags and Lights
is Hose DO; - Hose blaze oflght - Hose. hags
and lights; Hook aud Ladder. with eagle, bearing 81
basket Il flowers In his hoax torches 81 Hose lights
and flags j. Hook and Ladder. literally covered with
1ags AID having stuffed fox on Their truck - En-
giIe (Black hawk) with 20 men. red lighis IL Hose
torches; - Hose do IL Hook and Ladder drummond
light; - Hose 0lncl lbirds) lights and flags; - Engine
with drummond lights; platoon of policemen. under
Eoundsman Brown OF the Third Precinct.
The display was crcdahle to all concerned.
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rady and more insdious process Of foment partisa
Ae and encouraging resistance to the Administration in the
srosecui;on Of the War.
Tho Rebellion has received Its deathhlow 1t has now little
power for mischief in its pemodic struggles as sasp
su. It's gnote existence 1t may, by gavanic applications
npm s friends in the loyal States or twice rise 10 us
,se and ssscser little further but this viii iehe hS'eh
an postpone the hour Of is final dissolution As passes
away end the law IS preparing its haiers aDl nu
bnishent for consping leaders let u pray or the forgive
Of the deluded who have been eheaed OF oe
into this murder to minister to the hoy ambition
If soe of the most 6endish monsters who have desc
Grated earth As for the moeeyed politicians among u.s.
whose poverty intellect has not enabled them to compre
hepd the magnitude of the crisis when they shall to
encourage the murders Of and brothers let
ape their exhibitions Of dcpra,y and the ebuons Of their
,p,,e whou, murnur, and IN sheer pity ont to
them as an an,dote their inc ectual virus that whch
10 mad. most emphatic by expressive silence.
Sincerely yours D. 5. DICKINSON.