New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-20

tons" The series wore duly plfidcd. WHOM Gen
Combs wont at them and had them mcndei and
amended until Joscphs coat was outpachoi The
result that the short dozen of delegates in favor
of making up a go.between party TO vote against
Secession AboonisIn nationism Of any kind;
that they go for supprossng the Rebellion restoring
the Union. SC. &C.. as il wiS-in fact, 10 rOI back
chronology three four years 70 tha, happy time when
every true Southron larrupcd his ngger at home and
buied his Democratic ally in Congress after the good
old way and mcddling Northern white face dared to
whisper objection The short dozen of spirit rappcrs
then resolved to appoint National Committee, who are
TO call Convention TO name some high old Neutral to
ride the metaphoroa fence and carry banner without
inscription the HcrmaPhrodite PLATFORM Ihere
are other resolutions but the original draft from the
rapper author has been bogged between Gen COMBS
and the telegraph that they oleraby fair mtaiiolSo i
the oraces of Dephand about well suited to the age
Loter--The conclusion of our dispatch has just ar
rived and the African in the fence IA ocuary mani
fest The sole object of the Rochester rappcrs Is the
salvation of Slavery For this they invite delegates 10
their National Convention from all the keDc states ana
special organizations in all countes and towns South as
well as North The rappers are also especially tender
ocd on the subject of coniscating property and hold
tina, We ought to pay for all the material consumed or
injured by our armies in the country Of THEN friends Of
the South After all this. the short dozen Of uneasy
ghosts dispersed each TO seek the political grave to
which the people have thrice consigned them.
Our special correspondent AZ -. Paul. MIMI,
sends full accounts Of the campaign against the hostile
Indians in the Northwest The campaign il over. and
its results are set forth in Gen Sibleys congraiu-
latoly order, follows. You have routed tie mis-
crean,s who murdered our people last year banded
as they were with the powerful Upper Sioux 20
the number of nearly 2coO warriors in three
successful engagements with heavy loss and driven
them across the Missouri River. leaving be
hind them all their vehicles provisions and
skins designed for clothing whcs have boon destroyed
Forty four bodies Of warriors have been found ana
many others concealed taken away according 20 The
custom of these savage that is certain they lost in
He'd and wounded not less than from 2J 10 80 men
Al this has been accomplished with comparatively
trifing loss on our part of three killed and as many
wounded You have marched nearly co.. miles from St
Paul and the powerful bands Of the Dakoiis who have
hitherto held und-puied possession Of The great pra
rcs have succumbcd to your vilor and discipline and
sought safety in flight"
An insignificant meeting Of traitor was held
last night in a Nineteenth Ward rum hole under cal
Of those opposed To rrnaiion with negroes Among
the beauties present Charles Dcsn. Of whom the
people have before heard The socalcd speeches were
simply Trades against the Union and in favor Of the
South. The only cause of grief that We can imagine
among these sweet and delicate gentlemen, as to anal
ganation is the ugly fact that they cannot here sell
their own yellow sons and daughters as their friends
the chiyalry do down in Dixie II slavery here made
niger babies worth 500 piece no such crowd a.
that assembled last night would say a word against
they would not dare to meet for
any such purpose
The Annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church for tie Western Diocese o. the State
Of New. York began in Christs Church in Rochester
on Wednesday Of this week The rector 81 each parish
/. delegate by virtue Of his Office while the parish is
entitled to three additional delegates from its lay mem
bers to be elected by the vestry There abotf 80
delegates in attendance Bishop Delaney delivered his
annual address III the afternoon.
Three of the pirates of the Tacony escaped
from Fort Warren Tuesday night
The Stock market ruled irregular yesterday, and
with some exceptions lower The spirit Of speculation l.
m quite strong but there considerable realizing through
out the whole day which tended to deprcs, Of the stocks
on the list At the Second Board the market revived and
prices were generally higher At the O'Clock call the market
wa. irregular but generally higher than ct the Second Board
A. the close the market wss unsettled Exchange has been
dull for nearly week ia expectation that the speedy fa o.
Charleston will cause lover rates. The sales Of sterling
were ~. dlJ1: Franc. 4li!ailQ There fair Dc
snd for Money but the artc: Is well supplied n, previous
rates sac !, cent being the price b; Which most q the
oaus effected The encouraging news from Charleston
caused decline Of y IA Gold The msse opened At
l!si The sale. a, the Board At 1854 1881! by p
IA. price and this the quotation during the rect
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