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the bombardment. The effect Of this new sun practice
from replying While our fire lasts the garrison takes
refuge In bombproois constructed under the rubbish
heaps.
SANITARY MEASURES
The approaching Of heat has warned TIE ili
tery authorities 10 be prepared against pesience Tha
civilians at Hilton Head have been put under the
of Health Commission, composed Of three Of thei1
number, who have power to provide and enforce santa
ny regulations and to levy tax Of Sc per month 10 ns
the expenses Of thoroughly scayengering the town.
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CONCLUSION OF THE AVENUE A CAsR.-The

inquest in the case OF Frederick Bgoscher' atdyn.
siding ut No. II Avcnac A. who died from a blow On
the head with stone, already reported, VIC. con.
cuded yesterday - Coroner Wildey. The tesimOnT
was conflicting only witness testying tbs, he n5
the prisoner, john letter, throw stone ard htts
deceased. Tire Jury rendered yeriictirp 'cs.ng u
accused. ard he was committed by the Cororer.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS AND OTHER ACCOUNTS.
Rcioicipg- Over Good Ncws-Raiiroads
DESTROYED.

BERMUDA HUNDRED. Saturday, May H. 1864.
There was great cheering at the front this
morning news having reached the troops through
Rebel lines that Gen. Grant had captured whole
Rebel division, with 40 pieces Of artillery.
FORT MONROE. May IS. 1894.
We earn that all the railroads leading 10 Richmond
have been cut.
Gen Butler is being reinforced
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Arrival Of n prize-Aid ,for the Wounded.

~, =, BOSTON. Tuesday, May y. It6I.
The blockade-muner Young Republic, cap
tared oil Wilmington. has Just arrived. short Of coal
at stoningon' Conn, and viii proceed TO Boston after
coaling.
The subscriptions to the Christian Commission now
amounts " $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-18

RENEWAL OF THE COMMANDMENT ON SUMTER
On the 2sth Of April the guns of our forts upon Morris
lsland were reopcncd upon Fort Sumter with the in.
tenton OF driving away ts persistent garrison and dis
mounting the mortars and ritcd cannon known 10 hive
been erected of late within its precincts The Rebel
batteries on James and Suyans Islands respond and
the effect reminds us OF old times IN November lasi
80 far the navy has not taken any but passive part in
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The Attack ON the Rebel
Forts Resumed.
BOTH ARMY AND NAVY ENGAGED.
A United States Transport Blown Up.
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED,

The United States transport Fulton, Capt.
Walton, from Port Royal, S. C., May a. 1854. arrived
Yesterday, consigned to Major 5. Van vlict Quarter
master Among the passengers were the following
foreign ofcers whe were on tour Of observation to
the Department Of the South; Marquis de Bassecourt
Colonel Italian Army Lieut-Col. g. dc Strive, Rus
sian Engineers; Capt. j. Kosen, Norwegian Navy
Capt l.. Segelke Norwegian Engineers
by the arrival Of the Boston, from Jackson
Vile at Iillon Head have the particulars of the
blowingup Of tic armed transport Harriet a. Weed
on Monday May AZ the time OF the catastrophe The
Weed wes towing the Coast. Survey schooner CasweD
commanded by Capt. W. II. Dennis, twelve miles be
low Jacksonville when she suddenly ran on two torpe
does. She was lifted almost wholly ont of water, and
then u odiatey sank to the bottom. The following is
a correct list Of TIE killed and wounded On board:
EiLLkD.
!. L. Bell 1T A,.,. Ensineer w HARDING, waiter;
Thos. Johnson Lfeman. stsph. NNkns, coSl'heayer'
Abrm. Brown. hrernan.
WOUNDED.
Capt J. II. Swi Chief Il X. Fred Hamilton spine injured
Ensr of the Dept, slightly. Rirh Whitaker, head tract d
ceg; Gs'ssL condr Of the Henry Solesseh t%S,
Thos. Collins, leg broken.
Also some 20 coored soldiers belonging 10 the Sd t.
s Regiment all more or less injured Tie Weed was
totally destroyed. Strange to say the Boston at the
time Of the accident was in advance Of the Weed hay
ing passed the torpedo and escaped uninurcd The
H. W. following IN her wake. When off Charleston
Bar gcs,ral engagement was going on between th'
Union feet Admiral DGhgren and the Rebel forts DAD
batteries on James and Sulliyan's Island Al the mon
tors appeared 10 be engaged; also the New IrosJdes
Fort Putnam Greggs Point seemed 20 be directing
her FIRE principally sumter which was replied TO by
Fort Moulfric ON Suliyans fslasd and Battery Simp
kline, james Island. The contest was spirited and
seemed general as has transprcd since last Autumn
On Sunday. May -. at b05 q. m. of FryingP Pen
Shoals sighted a large sdewheel blockadernnRer' evil
IDENTITY bonnd OFT from Wilmington. Gave her chase
for 5. hours. and then abandoned 1t. The Fulton was
detained of Sandy Hook III hours in a dense fog.
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The Columbia Cennty, Pa" Conspiracy

The finding and orders % HE Military Com
mission al HsrrisgIg Po 70 nv the Columbia County
Pa oonspiIators, have boon published John iont, Is
found guilty Of combining with other persons I" re'ii
fhe dfai, by armed Organization against tho milir'
authority. AID advising ciiz'ns 30. D" pay hnh1.e'
but 20 their money a. hnv er'ns and sin@nh''oh
Tie sentence, which has beeO nrpfoed - tA"i be he
imprisoned at Iort 8i!lin for two yc'i' mud pay s'"
samncl Kliae fond gully " the same ohenae ana
o. threatening 10 shoot the Deputy Provost hs'h"! VI
Bloomsbury Pa. ard II a.sot but without nae seq
fenced 70 Poit Niflln for two year. William Ape
man accsed Ola u!lder form n treason he not hs ng
threatened violence or conn,eied nrning "A consigned
10 hort MiiiD until b. pe,s $40 hnr. his impriSon'
Iuout not however, 10 exceed one Ye"f Ihe tFAi oil
the other cons p atort vii b. ct<nmet'ed d. sdny or
!vO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

Tho first Legislatures of the new STATES ooio'
RADIO and Nebraska. These three States VIII
rive Us ~ Legislatures out of 3S, the number
requisite.
We need no longer fear any inctious oppo'
.ition from the State Executives. The Cover
nors of all sths twenty-ninO States which
we have Just enumerated are loyal ana
anti-slayery men, with the exception
only of tho Governors of New-'er'
sey and Kentucky. Rebel sympa'n'ers III
England will have no longer Governor scy-
mour to whom they con look for the inaugural
ton OF civil war in the North. There Is nov,
The greatest harmony between the National
Government and the State Goyernments-one
omen more for the speedy suppression OF the
Rahp'iOn
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The Freedmen Of Mary nd.

Tae Baltimore Sun Of Monday says: The
subject Of free labor and fair compensation therefor Is
one al present exciting tie attention 0, the andADers
and others engaged in agricultural pursuits ~ Mary
land On the OH inst abor % the farmer, ofPfince
George County held p bic meeting 1t Marlboro On
the subject, The Hon. samuel II. LelTy was called 70
The chair. and Adolphus II. Lambert esq. was ap'
poiuted Secretary. TIE following resolutions were
then unanimously adopted
E,,ores Thu, /, duty Of TIE cs-a' of Prince
George County to sie into their most r9s- continuation
ths n cent proclamation o. Gov. Br4yd. end 10 TIC dury
Of every rood cizcr 70 conform g. The owns e'oy' ~
the best 20 insure thc vel beng o. lie Gzeno. o
county also that Of tie ne=rors.
"Ra,ted Tha hereby agr.o tho' We vii not elipoy
suy for ordiuary He'd service e1aet by -" yea and
eaiue.y recommend o. tie cIsn' Of counts 10 loopt
49, nOcs o. employment o: 'eir service r. -s.-is puf
R,.9ird Tina. We viii MT o7eT sfy ud.roue1t 10 auy
negro 70 leave his or nef pe.e, eng over win view ~ 20
eurug ~ OF her and 40 iec'p 20 tbs Cd" r." 70
o. god f'iz-rs O. to- County.
"Renir,5 Ihs 1t being 10. dcarc Of tai. meeting 70 d.
alaefs Others OF h. couury rednl tL r'es o. ab'
she following OF Firciss
- exceed 10 pc and Do-rdi hrs ~ 80 women
~iihcui ctfgeuj5 w,.es 1 g. exceed HCC pr end
beard Bows under eighteen year, ~ases Dot 70 'se'd so
DeI euu4ll and board.
"R.red That The sui,ee. N these r..olnon, b. rs,op
,nd~ 10 ne coa'drao sud cpton O; tie peo 81 tAs
p'e.sed meetings h4d u tlc .eresa eiecon durs
" tie usna places Of holding election, o. Other Places
U ltpilt 4f.lf. Ct itr
49, o. . NoyenJo.
Tile farmers % Charles Ccuaty have called mas
aseting ~ Port Tobacco tomorrow 10 t.te he same
sncect Into consideration. Referring 70 me p.o(-sed
neeii7s TIL, Per, To6aceo T.ne, remmls:
since Slavery has ben suddenly abolished in our
MOS enecting complete change N the relation ~ TIE
aborng classes 10 their former mafers AID casting
ioose rpon the community cas, q persons who must
sUbsN % abor or by stealing il must BE- apperens 20
every ono who has the welfare Of the community o,
hssIi iist general understanding snd agreement ID
s1soGte? necessary among all engaged in agricultural
pliSuns ~ 10 The compensation thar should De given
AID the term OF s"fric. required OF free negro lalcr,
Ibis class ~ ahOrsrs esS heretofore afforded hut nor
Dependence. owing "a their unvnsns,. 10 enspy. 10
GO service ;oT Longer pciiods than a day week or "A
month At time Prom the nature Of cur proJuelion.
short pc ods Of service i'll no. be found 10 nu,we, NJ
oil, and this matter should he prominently brought he
fore u, meeting Believing that II firm stand h,
sskeea once by our people mutual benefits Will tAsut
w ths and the sborers We tan but typre. ,he
hope Chat the meeting III be generally nea by IN,
yesrie o. TIE county and that they III give IN the s
e' Sa' consideration wLict it. imporancs demands j,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

SojorRSrR TRUTH NISiTIsG Mn LINCOLN
4 Washington correspondent Of Ths Rorhesir EPr'''
says
Solournor Truth whom even body know') =, ~ TIE
CITY. having como here cxprcss.i q y.st Mr liauo!n
nnA OyrCss a. him Lor thnAts Tor be lrJcnAaiipi 80
ing so many o h-f race. have known NroIrcf ~
long time and II seemed very natural that shona bc
tue cre co,cn ~ lcr a. Introduce her 10 TIE n1ts
House considered my.oR very Fortunate Ia BONG
nb H. Obtain 90 Interview. rgalf ~ bg,ines- could
NOT he considered ur ~ and HAT bad not ~ cuim
10 his gtf,r IN which y.Iy siroasy made M nay
or scnce and Of which shall spOak by-nrd ~ thHt
hud voted Tor him ] bad oofc no such thirg ana n
nav ssr did no, prohibit from 'h,i privilege, could
not have even promised ,o vote Tor hi'l.
'Seyrf'irl,sf. cur President received me and 'h'
woman whom went 60 iuirodrr" with rcd poii"irss
snd plea.ing eordiaity. am nn goipr e. dtscriu.
sir Incoins personal spp-grlnce. Tor ihi; soH %
thing hn- been done thou aud 'imcs II aay ih'' he
l. me most swfW ward 10 the nation l. nothing M
it,of. askwardre o. grace ave Of the sni.o,! no
rrent lust now WHIST We want i resouie M deter
mined acton and in nat sh1It inicr'e" "tih VT LIN
coin I became convinced that, Whatever may nave
been the Fr.ncr denquencr7 ~ tue fiesiueN' no ''
now co,-. tn thc conclusion o. Ift
So.rir-sr delivered to bin her thanks TOT 'hh' ht
bad done fof her people sHy al TIE same tlH' tl
h. VIZ the or, Prc.dn Nh" bed done any tiing i1r
them MI Lincoln r'iciuca, ano tie olY Dh, "ii'
ever had ~, srch opportunity. lad on n"hus ii tht
S,gth brhAyed themselves. cnuit have done hnt ih :
y haieyer Honcsf. WGs 70 not " Ell hon ~ DO, al
vnvs been awarded .. tAe President W" N'i" th"h D
tho Bible which presented t0 Nf. Lincoln ly u
coiurcd people OF Baltimore, and altogether the flit
us qu.is .atisiasory'
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IlIEtP,.


ANERY-in Onnee Nsu Jcf.ry. on Nrfn''i-y. 'ov. j.,
Js.. As,ty yo.usc,t son ol Esue "a a. Ivory aged .
SO 2. and m,rthf.
hc r,I.iig,s an ff-1is rcT--lf invited o. n''ni
lie funeral on !r.uv the lUh r.f. af O'Clock D. in
Irus ~ tn. Mo-Is md EsTt !lTnaf l,is' The loot '
Hurlly.si. q clock p tIfn.cs Wh be IA h"i.'h
~ tse iigcs Iurcl station
ApAms-on "wednesday Nos 70, bly, Eo.e iho Youngest
- ,nd, and relatives Invited 20 attend tao funeral on
Fid4y. - o'eu.A, e. IA ~. - We eleventh ~
nI-A, or.nse j.. on "Wednesday, Nov 10. Jsle D..
The ri ud- tie family invited o aiieni the luh W %
Iuday Nov 40. a. O'Clock p Train a'c' non loot o'
Eaclay =. A. ~ 4 ~.
NJ BAUs-On Wcinosdly No., &c jacob De Baum, aged 20
The relative ani friend, % The tamil, respectfully invited
10 attend his mneral Friday NE Jth INST. 1t O'Clock
y m from the r.sid,nce Of hi, bro.hersn", Jacob o.
Crane. no. 81 tha.tnn-sL
DAAln Brook yr Nein~.day Nov - aicr pro- ra'ri
ilue.s Mrs Lyii1 Day, wife Of Willard Day IN tie "h
''One less to love on earth.
one moro to meet in Heaven"
Her ltivc and lfrnds and those OF The family respectful.
Is invited 20 attend hgr funeral on fsdTY, NuN, 10 AZ I,
6,loeI % NJ from her late Ir,id nee no ~ tourtsi,
Brooklyn. without further notice
FRNsr-On Wednesgay, Nov 10, Mary Yielding youngest
chd II Charles L. ard Mary h. Frost aged year' and 10
ruOnthA q,
The relatives sud friend. Of The ny are invited 60 attend
The funeral services nom the resid-is- o her parents
Eishy-second.t, between second ana iuuus'os ioT.
Vile on Friday, TIA. 10Th inst, a. l. oelora
uAIGur-Ai Hafr. Village, on Tuesday, NOT. 10, Isaac
Bairhs, aged 10 yssr,. go , ,
The tuners pscs IRON the house GA Friday tho 18TH
inst, 81 10 q,
STdtrEHBuRB--fn this city. ou Weinrsday momaG Nov
lG A IL Stoutrnourb, IN the aSth year % his az.
The relative, and friends rs,cfuy invited 70 snend
hi. fuer. On nday tn. 18th insl, oclcrk troA Nv.
ls3 West Thuy-ssh'h III without lyHhss ia,lsail''.
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GET Your VIcrrALs FOR iorG boAhh. -
IN, psople 10 South Csroiins wsc sop al hotels sfe
invited to psy in lindnoney being Of nO'aue icgs'
ators are requested 10 bring their osn pore ana mo-
lsss-' sccerdipc 20 the following proclamation ho I've
Sbiyer House:
.N,,lbsrs Of N, LfFislGiersV 10 desire 10 staT ~
thu ShiyeY House are informed that provisOn- (Hcfc
suits tho parties will be taken in payment for ther
bill. Tor board viz: bacon hains, bId, hu.'-r erg',
corn corr. meal -four molssses, beef polk, mutton.
obessns tnrirvs Ac for al Of which full market price
viii he siloy.d MIS-. ~. Il. SBiyEn"
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RAILWAY HECkEEnsNEss.

correspondent Of YESTERDAY Esea'ng Post
affirm that the reason why the railway TRACKS
are now in condition so much worse than
usual Is because the companies are making larger
rroft, than usual! The statement Is paradox
cal, bat we have no doubt 1t is true m many
cases. Large dividends are required TO support
the large advance in railway stocks since the
war. Stockholders having once tasted The lux
urv ol ten per cont find commonplace SIX
per cent pail upon their pampercd palI'es'
Presidents and Directors hove pride in conilnu'
ing to pay the h.g est dividends possible Ana
the result is that TIE roads are snted oi repairs
and tina; the lives Of passengers are considera-
tion entirely secondary to the profits oi s'o'h-
holders. Iron is high; labor also; ana the man
sgers Of many roads are waiting, says IRIS cor
respondent. fora reduction in price before putting
even ordinary repairs upon the roads
These statements are made generally. For
our part we desire to have them made particular
and specific. Ii they are true IN measure 81 al
roads. LET that be asserted, and then let The
President of whatever exceptional Company
allege his own innocence. Let Us have dn H.
dictment either general OF special. Let usiorce
each board of managers to accept the ignonnny
of this accusation by It's silence, or lc' US COM
pei the directors OF certain named railroads to
meet the charge upon themselves. While the
imputatiOn lies vaguely, the attention OF the
public cannot be challenged.
Meanwhile, we want legislation to stop the
murders We will not say into wbat minqic-
ness OF detail the statutes should descend, but
we demand they shall somehow I've made ei-
fectual. Let the LEGISLATURE assume supervisory
power, az well as impose penalties for the con-
sequences Of that neglect which supervision
would have made impossible. The Sa.e las a
right 70 protect the lives Of It's citizens against
The rapaoious and cruel economy of rail-
way superintendent. The STATE IS COM
petent to make all kinds Of murder penal.
1t is equally competent to exercise such
police powers a. shall prevent the commas
zion of the murder. In granting d railway
charter the people of New-York did not create
AL immunity to slaughter railway passengers.
They did not surrender jurisdiction over The ilie
and security OF those for whose benefit pTimari-
t. the right to construct railroad was granted
namely, themselves, the people. II IS not
permitted to construct roads of PaPier maeht,
nor 10 build upon rotten slecpers, nor 10 leave
old rails on the track when they ere grown brit
tie and unsafe. A company takes a charter
subject TO restrictions and duties AZ well as en-
dowed with enumerated privileges.
II may said these propositions are abstract
and trite, and uncontroverted. Undoubtedly
they are, but from them are deducible the
whole right and duty Of the State to exercise
such guardianship over the railroads Of New
York as shall keep them in order, make them
serve tie chief purpose Of their existence, and
save the lives Of those who travel on them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

sTANEARD-In Brooklyn Z. n, sn "Wednesday. Nov. i6
Mira Ciara Ann S,aunsrd aged u year. and uIonihs
The fsners will tAie place Friday the le inst at
from No Wilson st.. two doom from broadway.
New Haven pspers please copy.
WARRINGTON Wednesdsy Nov 16 o. the r.sidence cf his
eoulIsw, Judge Medium TO. III West Twenty hrst st.
jaime. Nariug sgsd 10 years - . ,
Tho relatives and family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this Ihursdsy) afternoon al O'Clock
without further Invitation. Hi, remains wiz br taken TO
the iaiy vault, Twenty hrstst and sAtha'e' tor inter
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Election in knrsr..

LYAyEswoRTn, "Wednesday, Nov lo lst'.
Returns from the State show Lincoln, major
Try 10 ~ 10000.
Crawford for Governor. Clark for Congressman and
tie whole Radical Republican ticket are elected ny froa
} 900 90 900 majority.
Tho senate aud House viii have slvo'ihifdsmaJofit
FOR Lane
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DEPARTURE oF GIN. BUFFERS THooPs.-
Major.Ccnera Butler. as alrcady reported len TINS
city Tor Washington yesterday, aud VIII 20 to TIE mont
The troops which were placed Under his command Tor
- cial service ,ci ior James River 90 Monday even
ing th,rsoryiccs fortunate not having been required
AZ no breach o. IL, peace occurred there Was no &C
cnsion 20 inpd MAJ IA tiW city. Tho so.Gcrs w"fe
within call On c.,gy wednesday ana Thursday,
and could has ec ch,d to any part Of the oy ia
ma: au hour.
These troops arrived ~ I,rt Hamilton and GOV
orrof's Isleud ON The Mo'dBy afternoon pr'cfdde Tie
.e,ctio. On Tue-dav n1rlirg thes Wer TIheed oh
board Il stolmcrs md the ye-scs were Stationed Al
various points opposite the Battery ana 10 iA' ~ IN
and East ElteTr. This disposition o. tle ulitr! "'s
madc ia order Co. pre's possible collisions 1pd 'H'"'
tso appearance of intimidation al the polls.
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! iifsr-j.fu,'f'

Or ". RI. GREGG--Dod SIR nave bHch
,uGerng for Il long tim0 with ehai physl can
Disaig.'s OF the phOsIAIR GLAND end RETENTION OF
llsl and wls unable 10 obn.n any relief until used
CONSTITUTION v ArEK, wAhh began 10 produce It's cur
alive eject sisI taking one ~ 'wo oos.' shd no sn
can 1, ,nvr, grateful ,hsn ut ~. results. having suf.
frred al that nap oould suffer END I've and rather
thnn be deprived 81 us medicine, would be willing to
M, fIiIY DOlL,Rs y bDtte Tor H. A.
mr. district hive been cured BY H. and would recon-
mend everybody suffering nom any disease Of the Ah'
news ~ use Constitution Water.
RICHARD Ia'sH
Sergeant iXth Ward Police.
Syw.YOaN. Dee. "a. 1861.
sod Wholesale By N0gSAs 4 ALLN. No. ~ Ciili~I'
and a, Urlggsls,
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,fOrrrH CoI,HcrIoS iI'TRicr INV OK
IuuHn. iIrrH ~Iy-H ANn EIGHTH WARDS.
A,sEssOns OFFICE. ~. - tEANhlIN-ss.,
IA
Internal Keyepnc.-So.i,s l. aenby s.,.n

Internal Keyennc.-No ,ice uerby .'n thai, 1ur-
uaut 10 tie o.4. luton o. Co s',s Of July A. ..'i
and %. Instructions 81. re SrcTrtry OF ihc irasGf.
i.Yes A. .c,a,l.n-- thcirw'th the TIT OF assessments
- p,r Irsons fsr cfntui upDn tie -alns,
p-pat or income eudDs Drc 81 lu5 OF h per
,ots residing m This Dlrc' eomps 3D. I'D thl. th"
.il i.' M rrlain or,u She Inspection ~ Ill p'r-ans "ho
Lay rpyy Iupsct TIE same iof 10" sp' 81 zen "'.h ''
Nv, o.k snd arher that In.i1', aier ne expiration
uftL- d,ys aofessid-tov o. the it if o. N"N'br
rt,-ud los tive avs thereafter viii receive md determine
nnt 4r r,lys sny or 'Ac'-is" walnut 3ns
,s'i {. contained ga said iis' AZ Hp
. lirf to r F., nfd mas s-a.e 'hr particular CAUSE
after or inc ,sn., IN, wi'n decision . ifqgr.r4 aii
,lsll morrow ? -i'- TIE p cpi- ut crr'i ,"uptrr Of
PtEGHE [. AAh NAth,
A.....or T.. r,l Ui.lrrf Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

PkgsoyAL.-LYNAS COBB, widely known As
~ author Of various sehcolbooks Rsiuiy Of an Gle
osn'sry character died Of Colesburgh Potter Co. Pa
stsr several YEAR, lRHesS Oh the S6th n His age
AaSat =, M. Cobb was q christina = gentleman sod
whs Esve has whole heart % the o. tho
unen And Of Frsedo Hines shroudra biz la yea-s
iais and poverty bat could net dsadsn his syupo,hy
~ w. snfc.tuasts Ssr shake his trsst il Gsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

A SAD CASE or SEDUCTioS.--Durug The NJ
enout stages uf the rebellion the utmost emo Wtff
iuade v the cansp.rlioTs wiz 10 their cause
tine ofcars Of the regular ARMY CTculirs were sen q"
them of, ring promotion and other ndureurnt- 4" Ht
Them under lie banner OF The ingufgcnis Ihosn 81"
belonged 20 tho I.ebs states Wrro. with a1Ee uu'fuH"
cIcoptons easily reFDaded 20 espouse tlr cause Of he
Rebel Conederacv end Likewise sOuo IA tie HoTtiicih
e.ates o.led TIE traitors. IL seems 10 hase o',n e.
peeled 81 tie Rebel leaders that nearly all of thc r"eu
lars vonl rally io tier standard hope IN which ihe,
were greatly disappointed. ~ ile sequel tn- Shown
fuOug lie regular ollcerf whom they Attempted u"
win over gas Gen. Emory, who hI served tt th''h
cause faithfully and Dhu commands the gallant lti
Coma lie hnG q son shout 10 y"nfs Old ~ school w
Ichmond when the rebellion broke Out, and wien u
VIZ LEARNED tia, the fai.rr hsd drawn hIs sNoid i"i
Inc old fae 9i.s Jefferson bayl. set herself 10 th'
work 81 ,educing the !oGnG man from hr aii-sinnc'
ste 100, tim mo her own family aud by TIE hsi"fr'
nd csiDlerirs ih.. women know sell Low 90 Use she
elected her Object Ludor the Influence n 'i'c from
homo b. ives on TIE point o. abandoning TIE S"ath
but Mn Jof. Davis pcriualrd him Ia remain, nid
finally tn enter t.c RSbe! srBicc IN order thhi
-ie nloli plant thorn III ID. ste a. The loyal iihrr
4 mi tms Young Emory ssGncrd, entered the
naval service Of ths Ionsarrarf qua he vts one o i'
oAreis can; rcd o. board the florida surely tH'it
NJ, refinement % cruelty ~ thus runng mo ron Tor
lie s,Ae oil vanishing tho iaher Tor his loyalty I" MS
( ,oy,IuiaeL Young Emory L.. however. Low heed
Gp fIr wis ~ the traiircss and h, V doubtless 20
tar. to his allegiance. Warrington htpuDl.ah'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

THANKSGIVING DAY AND TIE SOLDIERS. -The
follow named bakers and hotelkeepcrs have ahdo'
taken to cook and pack The number OF turkeys ana
chickens stated for the Thanksgiving Dinner ior shs
Soldier, and Sailors. The turkeys and chickens arc
furnished them by the Committee. who pay the ex'
mems. Of packing. The bakers cook them ~ their