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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
The City of Baltimore OF
Cape Race.
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The Vice President Of the Rebel
COnfederacy Expected on an
Important Mission.
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The London Times on tho Sc
Cessiou Of California!
MAs9A'S RETIREMENT FROM LONDON.
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The Mexican Dcputation on Its
Way to ITaxirni!ian.
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reported Proposition Of England in
Support Of Poland,
Co.. &C.. &c.
MAseA'S RETIREMENT FROM LONDON.
The Mexican Dcputation on Its
Way to THaxi,ni!ian.
Reported Proposition Of England in
Support Of Poland,

CAPx R,og. Oct. Q. 1868
Tho eteamship CITY OF ofBWimorc, from Liverpool sep
-mber 80 VI Q eenstosn o;tober prssed this psnt
al I've O'Clock Fisy mornL &, and intercepted by
the oews yacht Of The press.
The Ci'y OF Baltimore passed the City Of Washington
two hundred forty miles Race bouod oas
The City Of Baltimore hss ninety cabin aud Ave hundred
aeoragc passengers, all well.
The steamship shannon, from Now York arrived At
Livcrpool on the Goth uit.
Iho steamship German from New YORK. arrived .,
s ulli am toa On the 3oh ait.
The Continental rows q un,in oriani
The Queen cf p rtu has given birth - Prince
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ENGIASD's LAsr fRorosh.--John Pu'i's
jokes are always heavy and full ol the aroma
OF roast beef. England now proposes that
R,ssa's title 70 Poland shall be ignored. The
Czar, when he hears OF tiis. will doubtless pro-
pose that England title to India and Ireland
be also ignored MnS nOt?'
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A nsa mrrn,h.-IIrm Many lcr,.

= .rsaasl esrr y. ,bS 'HtGs ov Tii6usASp vf>ow
- ass ssnirsc. pi.ht AM nornins y As tlariff'
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priges S.shef IA all sCgaii2.,l lotteries.
Information given. J. e. CLAYTON 4 Co, 10 Wall street,
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The American Quss,lon.

The !ordon FINES s city article gives a report re
ceived via New York. that Stephens, the rcbel Vice
s'crt had CALLED for Europe with full powor 70 mako
terms of emancipation within reasonable time.
naio giros rumor tts. California desires to sscedo
aud oia tho Mexican empire.
sen a,or Sn.1ere ls,e speech e,gu affairs
ters'vely conn eu,cd aud universally condemned
Even tho Lordoa Meas joins ia donouncing IT,
Nj. Mascn has nnaiy lu.l I'd Insdon Tor Paris
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1hs Polish Question.

There was sGDor this T. gland uad addrossc 4 note
TO Austria. proposing thar the Powers 6 ogd longer
recognize the tito OF Russia 10 land sinc she had
lated tho treat ca ~ 1915. r.r
The Chief Rabbi VI Warsaw d I'd been arrss.cd
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". A. Bachelors ftsfr Dye-Th~ best
In the less rcii,sie Sold
a druggists and pcrfutDerA Factory 81 Barclay street
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bhs Nsf"S"1sD"htsa0 0GesttOns
TIE Danish grad had heen cpsned. The King, "a his
speech, takes rm ground on tho Bcslcin question.
new and liberal constitution lad becu introduced
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1sr, Fvse~.-s. srlsnwnrs. Er.psfers
sItt4 sspe ~ q ~ hrfn taafl lt COZ sA, y
f'sisp S"fi.p'ed sep ~ tta. ~
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NO More Gray Hair or Baidncss-Forfy.
i've const study Consultation free by Dr. GRAND
JEAN place
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rho nlcs,can uues.ion.

Tho Mexican fcprtation torner the TO Maximi,n
were 10 bo rccevediy ,he Arc' ks ths third OF
October. Ho would Thea max k.f the formal &C
certancc OF tbo thr
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DI.ea.rs ni thl N,,.on.. .er,innl. Trl-

Dt~.ss.s of tne Nervous. sesair-f. trs-
ray frd Ser r-o'rriT ard Icfias.enty red
~ rom Two 10 SIS seKes VI nchesrr's sp~lc psg 81
pr toz. sit fof s. WI CnEsrks, , J5sn stree u
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Commercial Iatelifgenoe.
ThB LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Lospos. sept 80, 1858.
Copsols closed at 0, u a osi< uorey.
AsRMcAS sio,Ks
Illinois Central R.roid, II ~ discount; Erie Rail
road, 73 . IS.
LONDON, Oct 1, 1893
Csnsols closed at 93H for money.
The market for American securities 10 steady but
quiet, ~ith no sales 10 report
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LvEKr0OI. Sept. 30 1859
Tho GALES Of cotton on Monday and Tuesday reached
ID 900 bales, speculators and importers taking 100
baes The market has ~ cd quiet, without alteration 10
QuotAttcrs
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT
Manchester sdvces favorable tho market for co.,
ton goods and yarns being quiet, but nrm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUyFs MAREsr.
LTxnrooL, Sept. 90. 1883.
mo breadssu0s markes generally quiss, but steady
MsnDrs Richsr1sso, SPONGE d 90. aud WaAened, Nssn
%. report:-Flour dull and irregular State, lss 23s
pss barrel Wheat steady; red western o. lod g. 3d
Corn frmer mixed, 26s. Cd = 26s 3d. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION nAnxEr.
1IyxRrooL, Sept. 90, l66j.
The provision market II steady Wakefield, Nash 4
Co. and Bigland, AtLya Co, report:--Desf steady.
LIVERPOOL PaoDuCE MARKET.
LvHnPool, Sept. 30, 1893.
Rosin qulee. Turpentins-No saisa. Pssro eum ques
refined, a. 3D. %. ID. per gallon. Sugar steady.
Ashes duh Linseod oil QUOT and steady.
LONDON MARKETS.
wheat steady. flour easier. sugar firm Cofiee &C.
tive. Tea firm. Rice Quiet ana steady. TaIloy Arm
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nary and Sexual s,sefu .1N anf f anic rt Ia
fstlts Of fLe lfywNr1 lfiitf--a~n w e.4fi
cnreoI~ r. clais ifes ~ ,. "a iilu Horighsca.
h0Mala A. n y Il NM
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Eurs, Futs. Furs--A Suicndtd AssOrt.
ueol OF Ladies nc Furs. al TBRRy's, 100 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

Terry. Ho. 400 Broadway, will OpeH
Moadav October H. OF French Hata ladles.
misses and children. Very elegant
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C..-,~doro- pa'r D,-. Prcses,a,sve
fuf ~ fstW a.n kstnr llsuss
The de -pp'el D. n. Hs srilra
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Eye Prssevvcra. 60 Sire n r m
aud improve the sight Of old and young BY night
cal faculty SERMONS.
Oculist Optiriau. cce}S Broadway. opposite Bond
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OInpositc IRON Hniling..-Tho most Du.
rsbie Iron Fence for cemetery enclosures.
HUTCHINSON wICEERSHAM.
2sg CarAl street, east OF Broadway.
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Trusses.-Mavsh nroshevs, corner oS
Broadway aud strc-tes Elastic tyos. sunporsera
Shoulder Brsocs a.. A lady sisendaat
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Brilliant anA P0verTul-Day and
nrhtDoube Perspective Glasses for the field opera
snj 'our ts use; compact portable and efficient sieu
| did assortment at 6EMMOEB.t
ocuiist.Opucsa 6tQK Broadway. IAIarse House.
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Dl.ea.e. ot the Nesvous. asxaaI 40,

trnay sysews N.' mo'ern end sprvovsd tr~stuer,
sec cas snf fufs' TiAsi sslf by q ~
LkR co. t7ls nrust Esy ssd " tb. sa,ier Dr war.
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ff.iDN ..

NJ SrehpY RMS srPTRrn rtpr1fss sT.L-
~ ies q saf.rfs q ssas.p 81 20 plts.s-s Fsfs f.
AinsHa
rus tuuSD Tgurrivs sTALtfp~ safuN tNDrH
- a. tt .Hisr 1893 o. ftirF 'a'as aslf~
.t Af..F sHs4 ~ HIlH isf.r -
Zoo anf a.f ff 80 ~ aaf.f ffaef saf
faf.5t - 80 b. eHau-H - faF.as.a - &C.,
To- esf.f. f.Hf ..1n AHfH fNafrf ItFas q
o. fffltar sfasrias Hft tss so-sf
al fa - .sa. 9. st.a So F.sfs -
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Xvh~oler & Wiison's Highest Prems q IN
Sowing Machines and Foote's Patton. Umbrella Lock Stands
rt5 Broadway
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f,mA,nt Ora Ninra nf ,hn H,nrnry A,so-

ci-ioa Ccmpsns's Loerv Of ksntucSy
I'll
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Trwssss.-mavsh Il Co, Radical Curs
1russ oNcs. oaiy 81 No tssey street Aaor Hous-
issc ooods. Supporters shoulder braces, b. lady
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tkpsfit.s.Es.

tktHtssEs.
II Kr1iass rrasurHk EtrEz 4. 40 grasi
.S.., ..,-..sg s.. - sIiit ss.saa. -riss, .s ~
.s..,te 80, $500. "a y. <. !., .,' & "a.
nuurHrgs Funsff ~ GgRftHAsp Ftrgfso
~ fsss fslussaf a. ~ssi 81 n b 90 fafat %
E, Gs.s.1 .,..is.'ss . s.ss
TOO LATE sON sLAs-rsIta arrow.
THg ghEtt slnf rta.fs -. 'es
asissa-. ssiays 81 s..es it - 80 q "
ss ,-.','. ..s-s. ~ ..--,
,,rn ~.Eo -pN ross nsS,r a,-lg s.-o.rA
s..' .--.. b. n. .sisf f,s.s. .o..s-
o'--' r....s. 49, "asr'
r'~'f''~'.r .r.,,s..s ''''~' "a""'
ft so 80 - ~
r..s o.. 80 .,...,s. 80 b.-~-
r-,i's.s%s s'' 49,. aiaqa.
FrrtEhiw.Ss 's.,-.s
-. '-.s-sr.,t.a.
20. f:..d.t y y',..'i 49, 80 y, ~ -.
n, 49, ~ a.s.,.i - ,s.,-. ~ {, .ias >.
s.. 90 .,i.,.a j.. 49,, =. So -.
,, ..s's. l.1 g... - *, -
49,. 49,. .s,aee, 5e.s q ..... r,-q rs.' :. I.
90 "a l,s.f as n.-.s, ..ss b.t'ss -
%, ~ s ,-.s.t'a y, 70.
y VI. Il. .'., F., - ;. s.'.'- - - Ss-..s
r..a.fi sga iHg e.'.ssa -.
a..n.. s-r I'''.s r.eVorsID. !
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The Latent Markets.

LyE1rooI, OCT. l, 1853.
C0Tros Tho saes Of cotton yesterday and today foot
up II 900 bales Including go bales 70 spectators and
exporters. Tho market drmcr but quotations are un
changed.
BNx.Ds1uyys-The breaastuHs market is quic, but
steady. C0rn n quoted nrmcr
i'aovsyoss.-The provision market Il arm. Bacon con
tluuos active.
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Keauedv's Medical Discovers.
When si cshsr ssrofula Medicines have rsed ,ry is ga
ssnfsrd anf prTuar r~uety II new fstis n elr ~
tercsua, kyysipeAs ssit eam Uborrs save ssd sruv
OF svsrv name AMI nature
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Oovva ua's Posdre substi~ Upvsess Haiv
from upper lips bow foretsas or sny part " ths ssdy.
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Mt1ies's sO~. HAT Dys-R-ss s.d Chcsp.
,ssi na,.raI and durable Try ~ scdby Druggists Depot
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
The REBELS REGULATE ANrI-SLAykRr

The REBELS REPUDIATE ANTI-SLAvkRr
FRIENDs.-It must be exceedingly charming for
Englshmen who, once violent anti-slavery men.
have suddenly taken to loving Southern trait
ors--very much as some nice young ladies waste
their affections upon dlssolute young men in the
vain hope of reforming them to be talked TO
after the manner of the Richmond Enquirer IN
the following extract in which it gives its
opinion of Mr., Spence who has been advocating
the Southern cause in the London Times The
Enquirer says:
50 This will not do Mr. Spence may be
good commercial agent but he is a most damag.
ing and compromising advocate. This people
repudate him. Though Mr.. Mason recommend
him, though the Secretary of the Treasury ap-
appoint him, though the State Department may
get an Appropriation for him, though we pay
him in solid gold-yes the Enquirer, presuming
in this matter to be the " organ" of the Con-
federate people, will venture to declare to the
British public that it is grossly deceived if 1T i'm
AGNES that the slightest interference will ever
be permitted, or 50 much as the faintest sugges
ton listened to, coming from abroad, bearing
in the remotest way upon the domestic institu-
tons OF these States. England will recognize,
or not, just as she pleasss but we will suffer
none of her philanthropy in these parts
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
RELIEF IN TEN MIN w. TIES
Rryan's PuHmOnic Waters.

The mosceran and speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Hoarssness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &c.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per-
feet relief and when persevered with according 10
directions never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored perfect health who nave
tried ether in vain. To all classes and all cons
tuons they equally blessing and cure--none neeu
despair no matter how long the disease may have EXIST
ed, however it may be, provided The org4a'
structure of the vital organs is not hopelessly
Every one afflicted should give them an impartial trial
To Vocalists and public Speakers, these Waters are po
culiarly valuable they will in day remove the mos
occasional hoarseness and their regular use o
few days WILL at all times increase the power aaa mex
bty of the voice, greatly improving its tone c9nPs pas
nv many professional yocalists nov2Swd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, u Gortand Street. NJ -
Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by all Druggists
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

by the Nominating Committee. The whole ,vs.
adopted by the Convention.
Adjourned to one-half past 0 clock.
AFTERNOON
The Convention assembled at the hour 70
which it was adjourned -.....
Mr.. Atkins, for the Committee on Resolutions,
made report, which occupied half an hour in
reading, and which is too long for our columns
this afternoon. The resolutions were adopted
During the reading Of the resolu tions three
grOans were given for President Lincoln, and
three cheers for Mcclellan.
Hon. James Brooks of the N. Y. Express then
addressed the Convention.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incidentto the
female constitution.
1t moderates all and removes all obstrucon
from whatever cause and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring Oh
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every other
time and in every other case, they are perfectly safe
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heavmess, Fatigue slight exer
ton Paptation of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits Hys-
ercs Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseas
occasoned by dsorganized system, these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
A bottle containing SO pills, and encircled with the
Government Stamp Great Britain be sent post free
or 81 90 and postage stamps.
Sold by all Druggists. nov2Sl ymw&d
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
r. r. RIKER
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

Has just returned from New York with good s'ooA "a
BR0ADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESIlNGS
of Late Patterns and Styles,
German Broadcloths, Black Doeskins, freh0N
Fancy DOeskins for Gentlemen's fahts'
RICH SILK AND MARSEILLES VESrlNGo' balm
and Silk Vestings, of the best qua'l'ies
NJ All Garments made at his Shops will be done IN the
most workmanike and fashionable manner -, >. at
Garments cut for others to make and WarIaVT " can
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashl' heVl' "0 w.
get it by calling at Riker's Shop,
Nav H.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

purchased at 90 TO 90 cents.-HudsOn Herald
MoNRoE.-Wool bas been brought in more
freely this week, though the amount offered IS yet
quite small. Probably not over 1000 or 5000
lbs has Yet been sold in market. Prices remain
u changed, 80 to G0c being the ruling figures.
The finer qualities, well got up, will bring the
latter price.-Co Commercial.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
STATE CONVENTION.

A Mass Convention OF The Freemen of Vermont with
out distinction Of party will be held at Burlington, on
Wednesday the eth day of July next, at IL O'clock
M, to nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer be supported the ensuing
election.
All who in favor of usaining the Government in its
efforts to suppress the rebellion and to maintain the
Union in its integrity, cordially invited to attend
H. HENRY BAXTER,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH,
GEORGE G. SHEPARD,
'LEVERETT b. ENGLESBY, State Committee.
sSTODDABD 3, COLBY, ..
BW BARTHOLOMEW,
GEORGE N DALE, .f
June l6, 1868. ..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
PEACE DECLARED.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale in WILLIAMSBURG saw sec1
comprising the new Crist Mill, House and Barn,
Mill Store and about II Of land me 'opake
ertv pays rs per cent and will be sold on ON tbe
terms Enquire.of,L T. Kenney, Barre, WI I,ipgRARD
premises. hohhTi
f5w3m*
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
EA~-A
Wool.
State Committee.

We copy below from Michigan papers articles
respecting the price of wool, which may prove of
interest, both to buyers and sellers of that COM
modify, in this vicinity
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

Some County Committees for Counties who
have lost their organization, were also reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

| 1t cannot be too earnestly pressed upon pub
! lie attention that the need of men in the Union
armies is present and urgent-that the Rebel.
lion, now Keeling under the staggering blows il
has recently received, wants time TO recover it,
breath--aDd that whatever tends to give it d
respite from the victorious progress Of our
urms tends to prolong the struggle indefinitely,
exhant the National resources, and very pos
sibly insure the triumph Of Disunion.
Had We had Fifty Thousand fresh men at hand
TO follow up the victory at Gettysburg. there
would now be no formidable Rebel army in
existence. But our over-marched, foot-sore,
exhausted, furnished heroes, were unable
promptly to improve their victory; 80 Lee is
back in Virginia with nearly all his cannon
aud baggage, aDd with an army which, though
badly shattered, locks Gen. Meade full in the
face. Had even Gen. COUGHS raw militia
been at hand when the fight closed at Gettys-
burg, all would have been very different.
Delay is the great peril of the National
cause. 1t involves the chance Of foreign inter
venton in behalf Of the Rebels on the one side
and Of Northern Pro.Slavery interference in
their interest On the other. The former We
have been accustomed TO regard with little
apprehension; the latter is u real danger.
Thus Unonist wrote on the 22d ult. from
our army, then besiegIng Vicksburg, to The
81. Louis Democrat, as follows;
81 spoke with Of phsonsrs who formerly .
merchant In int Nor town in Georgia asked him II
no earnestly expected the South to maintain her position aud
conquer rscogni,ion1 NO, he replied Il do not but
pia proiong the sntI dty s ssz PyssidsnfaI teetn
which pM yesu in As triumph Of s Pro SLaretv party VI
ne Month"; end then recognition Of rgh6 VII .pssdy
Joliop' tried to convince him that there Pro
Slavery party In the Eorh-thst tho who would
recognition formed small class, not worthy the Of a
political party Bot he would not believe IT, Nv firmly DO.
sved that In the PoSavery party IN the North the South
would gu her deveethat tho North DO sessly d..
dthst our sodeIy dissatisfied with conduct Of
the wsand all at ~as asessary to pro0nB the s,rug
gle until msy fvnds IN the Norh could osy. And
he represented no said the visws Of the entire SOUTH
1t will be remembered that Ssonewall
jackson went 10 Richmond from the p a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

are irving once moro to "ring in" is hostile
TO the War for the Union, and determined to
close it by virtual submission to the Rebels
AMI this is why it is doing its utmost to de-
feat or embarrass the Draft. And here are
our reasons for trusting that no Republican,
no War Democrat, will aid them in so doing
War imposes bardsbips and demands sac
ri6ces. Very few can avoid or evade them:
no rational man can hope and no patriot can
wish TO 90 so. The People of this country
have long enjoyed great blessings, and they are
now called to prove themselves worthy Of them
and resolved to transmit them unimpaired to
their children. If those of arms-bearing age
and yigor who have thus far reirained from
shoudering a musket will now come forward
and fill up promptly the quotas called for, the
War must be very near its end. One Humid
red Thousand more men promptly assembled
on tho Potomac, with like number on the
Mississippi, and as many more disposabe to
aid the operations of Geas. Foster, Gilmore,
Banks, &C., will end the War by Christmas
with little further blOodshed. But if the SEMI
Reasonable contrivances TO evade. TO postpone,
or to nulliiy the Draft shall prevail, the War
will be indefinitely prolonged, and the Union
may be utterly lost. If so, on the heads OF
the contrivers will rest fearful responsibility
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
GENERAL NEWS.

The bark Zlngarea, arrived at this port, reports
the capture of the American relief ship George Grs'
wold Capt. Pet ingall who, it will be remembered,
took out for the starving English operatives cargo
worth about 100000, free of freightage. The
George GrswOd is splendid ship, of l,2SO tuns
register owned by n. l.. g. G. Griswold OF this
city. Leaving this port in the middle of last inter-
she made very rapid passage to England, and her
arrival was greeted with many manifestations OIL
delight and appreciation. After discharging hef
valuable cargo, she went to Cardiff and loaded ior
Callao, and ON her passage was captured oy Ine
priva,eer Georgia, and bonded for $lOo,Ooo. Inc
ship Jabez Snow was captured by the Alabama on
the 29th May.
1t is ruuored that the police force of this city
and Brooklyn is to be largely increased within a
few weeks. Such a proposition, especially as ap'
plicable to Brooklyn, would at any time have met
with general approval, but it ia believed that the
measure will now be more generally applauded, IL
view of the recent events which have transpired In
our midst, 1t is gratifying to state tha; several per-
sons who were sworn in special policemen, anc
exhibited marked efficiency in quelling the riots
have since, in acknowledgment, been placed on the
regular force.
With au increased volume of business under free
orders outsiders the market presents much the sam
features Thursday. At tho Second boMd the change
were no, impou,n. excepting In some OF the western
Shares hich continue advance Tho movement in Gov
paper during the day to fair extent with no I'm
porsn eaoge The Sxes 1871 sold OF tor Registered
and FOR coopops which preferred by foreign nve'ei'
At the O'Clock call the market sctve aud strong
There 10 no activity ga the Exchange market to-day ant
quostios are about before Sterling 10 l99d3 Francs
AIOd8 O5 with moderate supply aud moderate demand
Freh,s are dull and lower to Liverpool but rs'he
hrner to London In Gold there has been no excitement
the transactions fuctus,ins between l26Gl20 closing
| 1875. bid.