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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
HEADQUARTERS ARMY on TIE PoTokAC,

November r.
There is no truth in the rumor that Lee has
left the army here A cavalry reconnaissance on
the right was made to within few miles Of
Madison Court Houee. Clark and Thorough
fare mountains are occupied by the rebels, and
nearly every movement Of Meade along the
front can clearly be seen from these natural
lookouts.
The rebel earth-woFks at Barnard's Kappa
hammock, and Germania fords, thrown up IN
in October, are being strengthened
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Il. r. RIK Err
DRAPER AND TAILOR

Has lust returned from New York with good stock Of
BROaDCLoTHS, CASSINERES AND VISITING
Of Late Patterns and Styles,
German Broadcloths, Black Doeskins, French
Fancy Doeskins for Gentlemen's Pants.
RICH SILK AND MARsEILLEs vEsTlNGs, SATIN
and SILK vestings, of the best qualities
a1ru Garments m.de at is shop will be done In the
most work ankle and fashionable manner. =.
Garments others make, are warranted 70 Nv
Centiemsn wishing for good and fashionable Ooa' can
get 1t ny calling at Riker's Shop.
Nay IL, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

New YORK, Nov. 10. The steamer Yazoo,
from New Orleans the 4th, arrived this morn
ing. A collision occurred on the Opelousas
railroad between two trains, one of which had
stopped owing to defective engine, the other hi
running into it, killing II to Is of TIE 9th
Illinois regiment, and wounding nearly 70 OF
the same regiment, all of whom were or the
morning train. The other train bad the OH
Illinois regiment, only two O! whom, and one
rebel prisoner were injured.
There is nothing in the papers relative to
army movements.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. g. Qaiet in and around
this place prevails. Reliable intelligence from
Bragg army is received up to this morning, at
which time y men deserted from the rebel pick
ct forces, and arrived within our lines fully
armed.
The dsafec,ion Of the rebel army is 10 longer
confined to the Kentucky and Tennessee troops,
but is wide spread among the troops from other
States. Gen. Hardee is assigned to Folks COM
mand, and he has relieved Gen. Longstreet, who
with 5000 troops, part cavalry, has gone to
East Tennessee.
The rebel division of Cheatham and Stuart
have returned to Bragg's army Bragg has no"
fully three corps with him-those OF Hendee
Breckenridge and Buckner.
CAIRO H., Nov r. Steamer Allen Collier wal
attached yesterday by guerillas short distance
beyond Helena was taken to the shore, and pas
sengers and crew robbed. The boat was then
set on fire. and burned to the waters edge She
was owned in Memphis, aud valued $4,000.
All is quiet between Memphis and Corlnth
Ii is reported that tie Gen. Chalmers is about tt
make another attack on Colliersvle
A fight occurred on the little Tennessee river
Monday, in which rebel regiment was repulse'
with loss of so killed and 40 captured
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

PAYMAsTER FOR VERxosr.-MajOr VIM. Rich
ardson, U. S. A. of Albany, N. Y. has sue
ceeded Maj. Watson as paymaster for Vermont.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Newbury Seminary and Female
Collegiate Institute.

Chasing exercises Of Fall Term November 9Th, 10Th, an
I'M winter Term begins Noyem err 10Th.
GEORGE c. SMITH.
The Annual Meeting of the Trustees 81 NeWhury Temi
nary will meet at No. ., Nov mot N NJ . \ "a
ENtI7s KNIGHT, SECRETARY,
Newbury, VT, October Goth, 1853 Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
IlIs ID.

BAaNFR-On Frdly Aug % ~ the fetelre Of be grsnd
hflcf. on Throgs Neck. We.tchestcr County Henry
Roger bafief odr.' II tlsrc BARKER a-rh - years
il. IrrIrs VIII o.. inferred Dbl n rl,rfa-i b'l I'i ~
ffifflrd. Conn.
KHfF-hf lorrT- Point near i-fshurr Mis' James
tfre r.fff af Gsfr1v Scot lf1 mftr 1f Cor pany 4,
If.rerr Pc .ref 20 thr r.i q. = 4 and bfotLfr ~
tlil~rf trrrr 90 editor ald proprietor d" The iiied
~frf.. frsIr.l-r fl1f.fir. Pine street r'r-tnfk.
sfIs itcli ldl and Tlrori1 a.. W. pap prate copy
IS AfF-At Ncu. London Conn. Ilriaay. hrt y.
tlafce Ann eldest daf ff'f ~ ir ln'" jane. W Iis'
ln-.r c.l q ilr dru. ol itafcnr' Murray insac o
tb.s Diy
london iafea iieafe col}.
IfI.ILF-ir ufs c.t- on Ttnrsliy Aur p. "ee-sr W.
Ifr boz '1fh YEAR Of his i'fm"fly 81 i,f''tyh
I'LL. f.I . I'd ....rt lId flsse 1i Die us Df james T.
arl f isr 81 iufi.rl o attend TIE iinrFai on HAf
dty fhs frL inst ~ och, A. from De t" iesien'e no
- N OF t0rfy sr. .nl sifsri nfaf lsNfA AselA'.
Lo}FLiND- Or Friday nishf AuF fl = II ooloca
Ws-r.-rf Les,iand ~ie " Oliver Loseand ip the ~Fh
Ns.-, Of in,ral from i-r late residence. no % Bedford
s'lfff lrieai.rf
.P,fvrR-A, T. 8ds L,se y j. on Vcdaesda, Aug n.
Airi ln.stt son ol Alfri Il iui Mas Palmer ' NcN
haIs
I sin. were asen 70 s'1ursion Conn fo iniefneni
skfIHAS-Ia thls oify on Thafsisy Avs ~, llnJ Mrs
ia iiovn ,il nisn, IN thr ssh ysa oi her asr
"a. r.frsrs a respectfully invited 20 attend
dr.r, n i. afofar iH ls ..rl-rt refi 10 Al fas'
r,iovr.DS- p S,uss y . an Tharday Auf p
frn, sllon alf o.. .t'rf n jotr o. aai Niff' >
I|.Hf.s.H.
Fa..f,l. fso.i.t an sa'ufi,f
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
FROM EUROPE.
Additional per ,hc Steamship EIibernia.
ST. JonY's, n. r., Thursday, Aug. q. l0o5'


ST. JOnN's, n. T., Thursday Aug. n, 1908.
The following is the continuation Of the Hi
bernia's news;
The London 7iatS in its City Article in referring TO
Mexico SAYS Ii is in vain to deny that the feelings OF
the London merchants that on the whole. the En-,
peror Napoleon has done great service both poiiicai
and commercial to the world-politica, in conforming
10 the previous action Of Spain in extncuishng the
Monroe doctrine. and commercial in restoring inter
course with nation Of such importance of territory
British war.ship from Rio Janero reports as iGl'
lows; Passed ship. name not given burned 10 'he
waters edge the ID Of July in latitude 20 D. longi'
tude b w. Shortly aiterward spoke tho steamer An
b6ma, which had captured and burned this ship"
The Polish question remained unchanged. The Foles
had defeated the Russians at Sear1yn ana cdPIufeu
The Emperor Napoleon's feto day a, Paris passed OF
quietly and without any political significance. a..
Drown de Lhuys had given grand banquet to the
The Congress Of the German Princes was in session
n, Frankfort II was headed by the Emperor OF Austria
and was largely attended
that the September dividend viii be paid N due course
Dates from Calcutta toJuly 2ith were received SHIRT
ngs and twist were firm. Exchange, p Oid freiShts
BOMBAY daes or July .; had also come TO hand. Cot
ton was dull and declining. ireights TO Liverpool
47046.
Loypov. Aug 15-Thc French Government have re-
vokcd the Of consoaiion in Mexico ard with
drawn the proposition In regard to specie exports.
ST JonN's \. f., Aug. 25.--1he steamship llibernia
has 800 passengers She makes the following report
Experienced succession OF strong westerly gales dur
ing the voyage and the ship proved an excellent sea
boat
LfyrRroor. Aug. j.. Noon-The steamship City Of
New. York from Ncw-lork. has arrived.
CoTroN-Sacs to-da! 5000 bales. The market Is
Bnrsp.rcqrs-The Com market has not get opened 4
heavy decline H. the London brcdsuhs maEkct VII doiht
les cause lIl here.
LoSoo>, Aug Is.-Consols s3c9oic for money.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Tra,sisr-' t.n,ie .

"a 4 : ..fl18 o. .a 4lnt.y. ............ -, . ~
r., Albany ~ Iisf,t u u fffl.f sni lii stc.. DO. ul
10 Bo.,on. ly %rs London .Ia-. isi "a g. u.
Storif sfar Inc fi,f Dol. =. u .af ftN River
hn PIER y A aail, tsurdss rto,f .edI ...... ~.
To Boiion Ly Ssa.lis,tu 49, ga r.fins-s 49,
AID ifl iil ail At't ID y -"
r. E,..an h, No.. ils,rn Hr l.ilst nnd sh.
,,@. ,i, sl,fs I.e.....,.lt. .ul p al Sunday D. m
o. buffalo by fus hh. il'l o. 'Nam..fs
a'i lN o. f'ii =
Z. Isip fuo Island end oilff frsHia "u lni.
leland o. l. Railroad. from irlHfs Pip .,i
f,.t of li,l It, r. o. o.. snd 8. n
10 Phl.adf. pills hy hst.-Jrfsry haiuusi fHlt pi
CoIftI1ri s'... 10 n A. o. 81. lll l M -Nfi 81! D. ni
70 mi. .adei piis bv Sndrn and An1oj Railroad
P.sf ~ y r. loot Of na 81 ...........' b. a. 90
To Wasilrgf0f. by srF IsIssf Eli Q. lnH fH.
and Z, and 81, IT, foot pi ouffafi. ct 'und,y .. ni
4, the Nest ~ t.lif4i IHi al O' 'ru JDafJ
foot Of Cnuii.sud d. aud H n. J. m.t.-.afi 3 y m
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
No. 8 Me.seroie .av., Greei point l.. !.

~. ll6 M,Di,oS So. NzH .YoRS, F"l D. 1853
have been completely difin ear and par'isy 90 IN
tho other io above seventeen years With di'aFee1e dis
charge from both ears combined with continual rsmOlns
noise in tic bead .or which sve been treated by most
c,ncu, pac,tn n The city without the ssh'e'' reei
consulted Dr. lon E.rnbo.g bu, must candidy say that
had no fs IN hi. when did 90 III therefore dno
to Dr. Won Ei.enbessto akno~ edse ha entirely cured
a.so that displayed hs xiii and knowi'dse winch ha'.
procured fo him .uch un, ei reputation A. have had
an opportunity Of mpanns h mode OF iIestmsnt "h iA'i
Of o.her. en- ruy s,lc tha. e. Is oily superior 0lt
the principles whh direct hi' mode o. restoring The ieafns
,r Ia tsy opinion. ocsiaIn JOHN TAILOR
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Special NoiiceS.
prnnlc,- MON GrncrnI Comn,itIcc. ~

Peoples MON General Comn'i'irc.-lhe Pro-.
iir~ lffrr M t1ii al adj l4.to1 'fr.-i VI .ii d. y.
ii.a ifs-.-rs .ih t. len.sf of l.hst nn SAi. hpN
fNt.fNU kur. - iHf af orlyHa. 10 ~tH h' a.. iafi
rf lr urf... y -isfr toutr.'lnn "a g. rr.f i -H1 q
li tfrffafrr is desired ~ u. W. HlIf', 'l-'ifthf-
Srw-NorL ionng ,Icn's Christian t-soriniion.
A -I.rI Fftyrr N.ffIae b. Lsl every 81 NbNt ~ IT,"
sIHs rf nr.a che NFt ofA stale nndirts Depot
s.s =. anI 80 iIa. .li Co., le.f irlafs lfr iir'i- =
...rs o. I ne .firrt.lf hy INtfNi tpL1 tx eco VITO
IA. i-n rrf -aI IA nal viA tl4 Amy oi f fDionia
f ifr sia. frHF tnffs iu Nuffh tnrlHa nrf 'hr sen
,.e-r All s.iIsrs lu th~ cry sfr Invited t' ai'nd
Fair Of the American institui" NOTICE To *
lIliIuH, a.iraJ of hu.c s tu~ olt1 inf iir De-
srp' ln of al. f.al 20 Ulii daiA ritrr VIZ
BIZ a a. afr . aPQfopaar aPa.c sHi . alr se 'nfio-'
..f'. .s fa Ir rtAi'. tod
gt.se4f ..a l.n ~i,h nay ar.e f,m e. Hl.bcr Of
.l lr. fhaaf sla iaff Aivaii az iei To- face
..0 r..ftf.I G. IS f r. t.II at rI.sia.r
~ .. 'el + tie s.u1esrs
Wif h. UfILfN tiai-insH.
WM g. CAhltNIi Il. N.c. lhiifTfu.
1,uN ~ tusatAE.. Hr.Y
Po-t-Omc~ Notire.-Ihe M,Hs fof Great Britain and
Ife oni. Southampton AID hfr. lrf W rn"r
.sn ai i.. i0r suI usltrn per 90 lrl Cay n
n sthinriau will t.ss 81 ts rh.r 600 SATURDAY. 'Ir Fh
s af August - ocis fr % af rFtnNt stations
=. 10 1,s ssilol, snd D. 90 :, ,iinui and ID. \
a o. stations .ld ,, d q in.t N.s,.ou q, . a. a..
hbEAM MARKHAM. i. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

NfBLo'S GARrEN.-Thc regular Fall season q.
Nibo's Will be .naugurlted this Saturday evening
by Mr. BAndmann. Who viii appear as Shylocs in Tao
Merchant OF Nenic, the roll in which 1t will be re-
mcnborcd hc made bis brilliant debut in English. Let
Winter q; the sane house Among the artists who
viii support Mr.. hartmann We notice The names Of
Madame Ponii. Ms. Skencit Miss Viola Graiian rrd
Mcssrs. Mccullough Slewell Collier Hale. Barnett
Lamb, King-land. Blaislcil Holmes Dcnnison. and
Leak The occasion promises 20 be one OF great i1
terest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
,l,I. cIo.r ., the Po-i-Omrr

I,,r.ei ,s '.'sr a. - ................ lo.
for ire.ad - ,'r.nef cry o Na'.ns'nn sa'.f
day fnr -f........ lNl ~
..s s.,nrs., AZ >. .......... ............ % n
Fof 49,, Oi.-s.. ts s'alff nrarsr 'f'a.'r.
SafuIdHY. a ii . H
F.ftalf.r. a. g. iri'y l-anfsy sfreIfrii o'r..and
s.r tt lns-ft .ia....... ........ A' a. g o"
s..f tIf.ar d. Ha. AL. ia.ai iai ..... p cad
s..i ,, a 81, .., Wv ......... 2 O..
A, .t,,t A.. t.. b rr Ia.I.aaI .. ... anf a
-.t,- \. q -.,t V ,.tl.. s.i . r4 sl rHI ii 4
F..,..0 w..I.... .......... .sa m sfI 81 q 90
Nv Bedford N,r r,.f saa fs River o. m
Tie Lsts leland t.l ..nt.a H ui. fHi D. ~
sunday M.us On sunday al ..r.', .Ilse ai O. BOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Notice.
IL \ Il l.

ffL-y,.rIs. ti. MATlll w. h,.' pl,ls..iH NENE.
TIt. iAIR ptt. siuc- tiaf fuHr b. h.s D'. ed by
a. -nl in Instance 40 % iai'd 90 ssr 'uiirc 'ii,'
.f.flHu , o,
fhr SFNITiiN pYf e. th~ chc.re,f iu th" world It,
,rIc, be- OALt !tn 'tNr- u1i rfln bottle contains
I. T. tiH rusu'itg % iy. II Ysr H.Htf .o'i ilr ~
Tir NEhfTIAN ~ b. vefIantrI noi 60 ininrc the hair
.r fft s..I ]. lr flr .lffsf drs.tr.
Tho 80 hfrlAs bNf WORKS with fnpdlis inl certainly
tif iali ... Ir.4us uo frsp.rlN NLr'srf.
ThrAENf1lNN DNE produce. any sln'rf fi1i nay b" Il,
-donr i.i.f Nl noi tir efu wa.h ot'rue thli l.
E, .n.I. s. nsIIlrltssf fo. sis hy of afnfasts.
4 L. MATHEWS e.nrrai a cent.
So. Iggodat Nes iofa.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
CHRONIC CATAgRH CURED.
HFNU

Nrv-forK March ~ l,sl
Th.. /, 70 certify that ha,r .lfrlrd from very severe
CHRONIC CA1AKRH. with a1u hcaviness "a the head
re completely ,toppe accom- aoei hy continual
sufeu-s u The tfoa io cLis stealing with occs-
,1rAl hot ,shr great snrss of the cheat And pain so
much that every thought u was consmp'on Having
c..ur Linn ni'l but litf, hope o. happy
c h .n,brd O. ada y testimonial tho great uuub~f al
ready IA the Doctor procession a. % s scientific ana sue
a afi kaOgs ,hch have poo rcd flr him great
reputation entirely Trtpfrd - perfect hr,th that
do most sincerely recommend sufferers from CHRONIC
CATARRli and SDKf THROAT 10 sPPy At once to d.
! on Ei.~ubefx with n certainty o. srlng cuIei
FREDERICK WEBER No. i9 Four,h-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
From, Ncw-orlcnns mud the ~outh-"e-i
Uisnsfrous Collision on the uississippi
MFWrIli- "wednesday

NfNliii- w Ne1actilf. q ~ 20 Irb1
Ncw-Orlcdn- advice. up - ihr 2Uh, re-
cei,ed tod,v contain but .ftlr news
The sip e. &. duncan. from Boston Wiih 'JooO bush.
Of oai- had rn-ycd
Eighty bales Of low middlng Cotton sold at 5olc.
There wa- very little cotton or sale.
The steamboat Couricr vifi the 1oih II.n"is req
ment on board came i9'r collision wish The steamboat
Des Arc thir, mile. proa MoDpli' rhr Courier
snnk. Some lives were lo,'-ho" many s yci un.
known.
Tnr SIxTY-SISrn REGmrNT QCES1IoN SET
rEp.-Thc following ordcI from AdJt-Geu spraguc
settles the long pending question as TO whether tins reg
jneut il with Gen Corcoran OF remain. In the City oi
New York
. Gy,lEAi Hf.uauARrfes. SrArg op N" loRt.
ApJrr.xr'6p,sA OyII,l. Ais,,r, Aug. i2 ig3.}
SPECIAL OlDtIs no r.t.IAe opinions uild rouclnti"r
Oi The Cooits e., Inquiry convened 10 tie CIV oi Nf" "i %"
the 1lil day frl.u.fy 800. ~ yiftur D spf nj pd' y
No. J. d!ed He.a 'afrf' i Division T. 9 = n fen'
IL. 16t3" under flese headquarters % Rob
u. Ea 10 Ms-trn. Chifc. IS. rlndiDid. commanding ~
Dyision National Gupd ~ e state % N'w OH uc hereby
confirmed, which mo 10 f..laaIt sir.
Ihst the tJ Regiment National GuIfi o. se state oi
United stutes.
Now YORK did he service 81 te United
tart o. the CoTcoIan Legion
Nv order OF the Com o lander iu.t Airf
~ JOIN y. rrEACtE hdiuiint General.
Official CnAs. EyAss. Acir' issstant hdjt General
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
bEsIEAi ~ ~
Am rANf brsfN

RECRUITING IN NEw-JRRSEY. Y.-Ncw-Jersey is
sraping every nerve release herself from the draii
by filling her quota viii volunteers Jersey Cit! ana
Hudson County hsve accomplished their task in that
direction and now Newark claims that only i2' men
are wanted to GIL up the quota Of 1 demanded ny Tue
Government. The necessity f>r 4 drof u NeWat VIII
undoubtedly be avoided.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
YnrA. Iulyia. !

Til. cer.ih.. TIA, ny mo'ier ha, been fof time
an rted with partial desfness fuferng from pain and rum
bling noise. In the head toE-h's vh Other indications Of
total los. of tcafas Dr. Eeuhor removed from her
ears great quantity Of matter together with col ietbood
relieving her tantaneouy Ai u without pain IL with
s-alrlu lhAuk. tai give tis testimony to ts sAtL
GARRDLD j. FOar $40. % Sou'hs'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
TO ARRIVE
Dusiness n olites.

SEwISG-M ACHINFS TO kent,
Aud for Sale-Scw. A..
v w MrcKr. IT. 1SO Broadway. Broome It, mp s'n'A
DISEASES OF TiGE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, 'n'H
ARR AND SrSU.L SYsTEns-New aud fcliab" fealin 49,,
Reports OF the HowARp AssociATiOs-sei III sraeu
envelopes, free of charge Adif"ss Dr. j. shiL'' ''
TON Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa
BATCHFLOR'S HAIR DYE-'Thc best III 'he
world Perfect natural. reliable himl-s and nftahai'o'
in If .ct III. genuine T. signed MiLAs a. bAiSuLhp|'
Sold Ly A. Urussi,ls. Factory Nv. VI Bstclsyss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Nrw.YoRK. NaY !. 1863.

have scn, pleasure testify to the sii u d. Won Eien
berg went III, offce almost completely deaf an4 came
ont with my perfect hearing u is nearly twelve months since
and the heinsi. perfect The operation which lasted two
or three each Of my me no Psih "hl''o
ever with confidence recommend all sufferers to place then
.elye, under DR.. Won Ii, nbergs unsurpas'cd SAIL
SAMUEL {. HUNT
No . Messeros .av Greeupo.nt l.. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
SfGUT RESTORED.

June ~ i11-My dear dlusltcr brought ne 10 Or Won
Fi.~nbers amo. lind IN b0iA eyes could rot bear the
pan nor the light p~ry cured By d. on kisrt-
bog and called now o. eSpals y gratitude 'hr Doctor Tor
hi. ssiu And luI.tins attenio hy which recovered one
VI being deprived OF t for
f,ur y.sss II a only D. Won ti--ubrrz inst
lave ri~i sevei py acans n vain sl be- hapPy g. bear
g-rsnusi testimony to DR. No f'el- autaru success -
any Aiy W grui.l..n vho wili cal ou
hi Oh DILLON ao g. fglou a.. Brook -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
In,.s,ainnent.-S -Sniurdny, Aug. -

MILO, tHpi g. M.r.i..f ef Ne...r
"a fII atk -. l..r o.. fIr I.af. ut'i i... HIe'
AA4NlfI. I.lfI| 30 ...I.H
Iallfsi thaf. hsf e. f~ 4I ff.lr.
lENf.s iff.f.-lIr -..ff. lf..H.
JONES. WOODS -Lif.. .li.af irf ....
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
VI ir.Isrys ID.

PtIuNIN-DlSGLEf- Monday. Aug. Z. IN 'h" Chnr h
offr Good shepherd E..' Iiiy ourl street n .hc Rev
p,lri Uo,t Mr krr.fin Bslsin of n .hmoad -. and
Site Airi.a A. daughter 81 C4ses Dinghy 80 i'fneny
ol vllrr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
FAFf

ARABIAN VISITORS TO Tug CL.r-hL PARK.
The Reiogn Arabs who are nov in ,ls cil. twelve
/. number in'eaI visiting tie Central rafl Us hior'
noon. On their arrival n the pasods Harvey B bod
worth VIII play che national lina of AFahr ln honor Of
i..lL r-r-rlle.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
SATURDAY CoSc1Gr.-The Central Park cosu-

SATURDAY CoNCfET. The Central Park Cmu-
missonors announc. iant there w.l De music at the
Central PARK on the M to-day. At ioclock. = fn..
by the Central Pax Hanl under Dc leader Dip of II.
D. Dodsorth II thc weather }. tine. The following BE-
tie programme:
l. Ccntfa Pifk Ma Nh.....................h b. Dltv'if
2 OFrrt-fc % stfalrll .i's
O. song Niseerrs oi ftfy loUh ar.
seD.toa. from Ia D.no Flsn. .Blid.ea.
2 The sultan .fF A'lf .' ffl''f
o. Overture bci fffstrtr ou Nftff
g. Selections ff9r tl' -.i % Mafr @
o sohrso from - mpioie y n D......-... h'~ihe'rt
lo'ii'.le Carrie D. Lci ...........H u. Deis'ffA
Dr. Msrlh .Nrefiax So and Lonely Dow .Irs
o. Ana from L.ali Oa- 81 Cacsi Arlaa ......bo set
~. Lc. f9f-lcfl-f Nas ss
Natola. Pot fo-t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
WILLIAM LIDDLE
Hldem, leGih-,,., bctseen "a and 81 ava.
NEw.ToRK. My 8. 1853.

HEwioRH Moy g. 1853
was entirely deaf In ny LEFT ear, accompanied By ds
chrge. Ipaced y,efunder DR. Won Eenbergs cic, who,
by bis great skill restored perfect hearing in the short
space Of minutes without giving the slightest pain
and the discharge has ceased entirely The Euachian Tube
which obiiieraiei T. quite open and feel that the cir
passage performs e.. functions amply slied aud re-
commend every suffering IRON impaired hearing to place
themselves undes the treatment OF this eminent aud successful
phy.ichu. THOMAS GRANA''' NO. 'Jjo'H
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Secretary seward and Parry.

ScR,SIoy Pa, Friday Aug. ~ lsoj.
Secretary Seward End party leave here for NcwYoIk
this afternoon by ,ocin train.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
Why Gen. Dix Ordered United States
Troops to New-YOrk.
Governor seymour's Hesitation to
Enforce the Laws.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIRE EAST, I
NEw-YoRK CITY, Aug q, 1868.
"a. r4,t,r, ofh, " Y. Erpyes,.

10 ths Editors Of the ". Y. ETpresS
GENTLEMEN: find in your paper Of yesterday
the following paragraph:
The Administration TO have made Up rs mind not
to take Richmond or to occupy Nngiua-and our own I'M
preston isthat ii does not mean 70 conquer virginia oh
after the Presidential eleconso not TO have the Virginia
in the Presidential ballot box Hence Gen. Mesde
is despoed Of his ioccs-and @OO some say sVVV
soldiers encsmYe here, in beautiful paiksparodhs
before hotels in places there Tobpg me apo
ing classes OF their places Of airing or enjoyment a. III tohP
kins souaehe all the forts LounG :" Afin win soldiers
The conquest Of NeN Of much more importance
10 tie ADMINISTRATION just now, than the conquest Of VIZ
gina
As the toops on service in this city were sent here at
nv request forward TO you for publication CORE
spondercc between the Governor Of this State and my
self which viii explain my for asking amitary
force to be placed at my disposal While the draft Of men
for the army was in progress II my wish that the
law providing for the draft should have been executed
under the protection Of tie military power Of the state
in case of armed resistance 20 IT, not only because such
an srrancemcnt woull have given evidence Of the cor
dial cooperation Of the State authorities with the Fede
raj Government in carrying out an important war
measure but because wond have rendered unneces-
sary the withdrawal Of troops from the field at time
when they were actually employed in bringing tie re-
bellion to a close.
Had my application 70 the Governor been successful.
should not have asked the General Government T.
send into this State single soldier to aid in asserting
It's authority. and in protecting its officers fom violence
in The discharge Of their duties
an very respectfully Yours