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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
Drut;ss Of Soldiers

re rgg HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NETWORK.
fsr tle us.k ending Oci. q. ls6t
v,tosr-p WEEKLY yoH TAN sES-foRx rglspss BIT A -
c,sr GgyEEysEsr usDsETaxEG' so 1s' asAso s-asszs
Ass Henri, .sr a. CO. B. 9Th u s. l. Al rs,ideuce wass
A,,.r RoS.i. a. sss 49, Co q s7'h wI.cou.ni r.deos.
- wn enlisted, ,ym0nih !s jan, .o'n'y M vs.,
sn...,,d sullivan County. Peun =,
Burton. w9'io age ~ G2 ION ~ ro,np, =
p..o. a., q. ace 10; d!1d st Wiiler.. Point
Boer raa ess y. 90 c, s;h n. - residence ~hsA s~
Co.. iohn a.s S. o. A. ss,h Penn residence wsss
.aiasd Blair County, Pom.
Garter Isasc sgs rs; died q W,ll-u. rou'ii
49, Sevs H. age ~ 60. q, 10Th 'ernonsi ei'd % snS'
ponpii1. James. -, "a Co B. i:se n Y. residence ~
enlisted, d.. ss ~ H. no1a Iwi,e,r. Point
ssr Goorgo 9 ace "a Co h. IAN y l.; residence ~he" ~
i-,-fHar.e,, OU;srio Co, n !. .,.
CAN'T Frederick age So contract Est's: 'rh-hee "i7n w
H.Bsa axe - Co Z ieth Y Y Cav residence sh''
spi..,.d Ch.,inso. Madison 60, \. y ,.pou,
Hsokias Cla. - ass - Co. ii. U. s. INF; ssd 70" eo~
I.res Adam. age 90 aed - wllets', Point.
K.srr ,ce IS c.. D. 2;h OAo Cs'S Fe''oenoo H'
-risct Ross Co.. Ohg. ,.,.,-.,.n...,
R.fs-f.ou Ii..iun, sgc died a. Wig. 'oi.t, n...
To-, ,b ~ John ~. .se ~ Go. II. 7S'h Mass A."
,,t s''i s ISi -se ~ Co T. eth Com residence vhs.
u,rl S,h see g 10 T. I'D Oboi residence ~s-s on'
uy I.o.e. sss = Co H. Ton Penn residence wt,s -
frrus'crt .rnfs Erth
McClasscy, Francis. SO dec = 20 % y. =.
tGsa Lud.sy -, ~ Co. &, sih Me; fcsience when en-
listed. Grey. Ne. - -
O'Coanor Prr-ic. ~ Co v zen y l. H. Al t-r's~s
"A or enlisted Medina. y. ,
pf io David Co A. lfs Aa. An. died fort co'r.ef@
pelham hrary are q 60 H. IA 'o'-- sr'17''' W."
.niisted. MBlulsbnsb, l.. l.
rrsS peer 30 A. 90. - sis; y. Y. reiisuso ~isss
Ricaa.i,sn. L. j.. 60. b. lisE NJ II, disd At 30 How~sss
NeW-l ors
cbclfou John a, CO. e. ga l. = te4o IN fes'1S~
when enlisted Ir-atop. y, }:
:, ,saev. Ps,fek died At Hsr.s lizard
siith Mm. D.. liebel 60 A, j" Ala M died ~ 70"
Columbus.
ch,erY.a ,ir.e. 1T v l. Cord, died {, For Columbus
Sliith Hra-y r.. ,-e % Go. n, "a ~ h. ."ii- ~"
an. v.t,r ~. .steIl. hrirbgsy, pgc5"ss Co., " 4
Ts,n lVm age ~ Go. g. &.h L. : Cuored Insitryi fe<s
.is,irn whoa rnli ted, 1fapp. Tsissn, CO., Md
T.,rps samuel a.e n e.. r. la,h y. y Hesvy ArsnsN
.ssii.a-s when enlisted Loci Fost. r. '.
VIM sruc, 1-e 2 Co. T. 21th Oroi resiccrco vsos cD
listed so,tu i.e. noch Co., Ohio. .
Watson Je-er.ou Repel 90. C. l.t Ast,ms ARTILLERY. do
al ~. Columbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

cowardice to the bolduess of tho most gigantic
of crimes.
Let the people ponder these things. Let them
reflect to what national ruin this party madness
and criminaliy must lead us. We know what
we are cOntending with when we confront Re-
belion in aims in tho open field. But the party
which fights its battles at the b0llot-box stuffed
to OVERLOOKING with forged votes. and robs
dead soldiers Of their names to betray the
cause " defense Of which their rgat
hands have crumbcd into dust, Ia a thou
sand. ten thousand times more dangerous.
The Plaquemino frauds, with which JOHN Sill
DILL cheated Louisiana out OF its vote Tor
HENRY CLAY, was o tihe compared 10 TINS g.
santic wrong with which nation vas to DO de-
stroyed. He, the arch-Rebcl, taught, perhaps
this lesson to his compeers in this State. Ar
they have sat at bis feet so let them share his
infamy, only as still greater criminals. Inc
party which these men lead viii crum6ic
away from them, and its very name
become Kissing and by-word'
Our oxhortatiOus, We know, can reach but
few Of its members; but we have faith enough
in our countrymen to believe that, by whatever
political name they may be called, they will
weigh the evidence before them, will be gov
erned by their own sense OF the dangers to
which such things lead Us es nation, and will
III due season turn their backs upon men VINO
would marshal them to such ruin. More Of
that evidence we lay before our readers this
morning, and if this great crime against the
people and one Of their dearest rights is not
proved beyond The slightest question, then there
is DO longer am credibility in human testimony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

is few days ago had his squad OF bountyjumpers oos
ily employed 10 building a new guard-house. One OF
hcm-a gentleman in broadcoth. Kid gloves ard sleek
plug hatis said 10 have been particularly expert III
driving nails,
President GEFPRARD, Of Hayti, has issued a
PROCLAMATION IN which be announces that tie insurrec
ton Is now completely queled and order restored The
desh sentence psescd hcso convicted OF treason III
tho Cape Hayen Rebellion Of Juy last has been com
muted. The condition Of the Republic is favorable
There was clustering gale yesterday,
with ftfa sashes Of rain all along the Atlantic coast.
The wind was very high at times. and it is probable
that great al o. damage has been done.
The Democracy Of Maryland have just nomi-
mated State ticket, headed by Judge L. T. CHAMBERS
for Governor.
Gov. CoNY has appointed NATHAN A. FAR
WELL Of Rcoklani United States Senator from Maine
to Gil the unexpIed term Of Secretary FEssENDrN.
The President and his family have removed
from the Soldiers Home 70 the White House.
Gold opened at 2l7l, fell 10 2l5, rallied TO 2l72
and closed II 2. t. 2l.. Stocks have been excited end
Irregular Governments strong sud higher 6 Of 1881
registered l. rrd CeIthcres Per cent the latter clo'ns
fsn4 For the usT s2rs ia. Prcuium is freely paid Ia
Railroad Bond. aud stale Stocks e done Aslwsy Shares
were rampant ct the 6f session. sad large amounts shon by
uson the street tie market closing steady with deposition
to bay frey Money Is without change IN any resPeo o
call the sup+ l. at psr oeut FOR oh.ns'cls
rapeg hs oii-r Is small tho rates sro az Per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
CALL THE ROLLS INSTANTLY.

Men like BELMONT don't bet. Gs he is sad
to have been betting on MCCLELLAN Tor
three weeks past, without being in possession Of
information which gives them assurance OF win
ming. Until the sacrilegious and reasonable
fraud on which Mcclellan managers have re-
posed their hopes is fully developed, the Union
lists throughout New-York must double their
guards. Uittcm The loss of another day. tn, duty
Of eanpassing ne topas and rards MUST bspcr-
formed.
Vigilance Committees, composer Of men OF
nerve and familiar with their Districts, must be
Immediately organized al oyor the State WE
MUST BIZ PREPARED 70 SUPPRESS
FRAUDS.
But now. this very day, Let the township and
ward committees throughout Now-fork have
accurate lsts Of the Union voters Of last year
made up from the poll-books Of i5G3--add to
them all names that should have been on them,
and 10 these, all the numerous conversions oil
this yesr--and then let the Committees pledge
themselves 20 their sacred cause, that not one
Union man is The tounship or icord shall Jaii 70
cast has r0'e.
Friends, We NAV be rcposng In iancicd secrr-
rs on mine. Turn out-double your guards.
Gail the rolls--summon the absent-demand the
sick-galvanizc the careess--get every voter
into The ranks, and then drTe this Party Of tOrg-
cry and Perjury into their last ditch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

C,prrRY oq SOME or TIKI ERIE RAILHAR
y ,rpyEs-TaEY TAxs POSSESSION OF IVY CSH~-'
chief OF Police JoBpos Of Jersey City was noIihea
,,s. r,lc, afternoon that large number ~ thc Prise
sc,tsrs. who were engaged in robbiug passengers on
tbe ,r.irs GA Thursday night were on their way %
Nen.Yors. and would arrive IN Jersey City aoout
n M. also that the train had bsen ordered "a o",es
through without stopping II tho stnto"s Inc ou'en
Wan posse Of about 20 msn. proceeded 70 tno L.N
Setf ind laid his plans for captaring the Whole pu'y
train uoarci tho vest end OF The frie anhst 80
ds,nerados broke open The doors OF the cais ana pa
m, brakcs b. which means tie tgaia was slopPvs ~
Gcea,iy % allow shout $50 [neary al OF parry -
mako tBc'r escape. .,., ,t. Tan.
rd Iron arriving tt the depot, ten men, snpgsss's
,, heio1r 20 Tho gang were arrested. ana upon unf
t,ksn To- The station house, gave their names a. -
deueos ~ follows. SAMUEL Rivers, NO. II nVTe'y.
.Iohn Small, Philadelphia. Beaiaa.in Caswsn, W.
Ieonard.st.. New York, Stoplon Gordon New tmHs
John Merton No. 4sg Greenwich IT Robert Msnors.
No. Is, q reerwichst.. n. y; Charles Nelly orano
S. Wnliamsburgh; Thomas KELLY. No. ~ lVn ~ "
peter Bruers Philndelphis; john Masher NJ ~
flariagr-st., New. YORK - ., n ,r,,o<,s
Irpon The arrival Of the express trhip q. Al,
last nieht twelve more OF the gang were eApueu. AZ
nj The parties were committed 10 TIE N..' ni.n; 80
- nrobably bedeained during today 70 siy" ~
tiea \. hn wore robbed TO come torwagu' anu Al PS"
identify them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

The wrctched Uorid is distressed about elec-
ton frauds in Indiana, because the vote is larger
now than il was in lc62. But the vote is not
10 large BY ak thousand as it WAS in 1860, while
the natural increase is about four per cent a
year, or nearly 1000 votes, making $4,000 in
four years. In 1862 Maine gave 5000 votes;
in 1864 she gives ll9, 0O0-a gain Of 1000; yet
nobody bowls about fraud. Vermont gave
81, 900 in 1862, and now gives ii,7o0; yet not a
word Of fraud. The truth is, the aggregate vote
of none Of these States has yet been pollod by
from Is to % per cent-more especially in the
rapidly growing State Of Indiana. Look at
Ohio in 1862 the whole vote was 363, 600; one
year aflerward, under the desperate attempt to
elect VALLANDiGuAM, the vote rose To
476, OOO--an increase Of moro than 10000;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90 1864

with by Europe. You have Canada filled with
Rebel refugees, and Rebel sympstbizers in your
rear, neutral ground for the preparation Of
raids upon your banks and your ballot-boxes.
Among you and with you, waiting for November
8, is the vast Democratic PsIty, impatient to
vote down your army aud to vote down your
country. Brace yourselves for the fight 1t is
tho biggest that mortal man ever stripped 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

"a failurew this war lailure." They
lie. There has been no failure, there can be no
ailure-ercep, ut hr 5'oiis IN Ncre"bfr! " 'iA.
voter connected with thr amy by the dead
buried on the ttle-felds--connectcd with The
army Nv tho living, suffering, fighting but
never Aiaching patriots in The trenches,
dare risk, by his inactivity or his neglect, TIT
responsibility of failure in the NoTcmbcr part
of the great fight icr Freedom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
FROM WASHINGTON,

Special Dispatch 70 The N. Y Trisupa
WASHINGTON. Friday. Oot "a IssA
FROM THR ARMIRS.
BUTLBk's Army is ready for any emergunsr
SHERIDAN IS reported oil quiet.
RETURNED TO THE WHITE nousg.
The President and family returned 10 tAs
White House today. sher several weeks Surms rod
dence at tho Soldiers Home.
oUB FOREIGN TRADE.
The forthcoming report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury will refu;e the popular in suppons
that European trade balances have been against u
.iacc the war commenced. Last year cur exports o.
ceedcd the imports many millions.
DEPOsITORIEs.
The First National Bank of Camden, N. J.. and
the First National Bank Of Jamestown. N. Y, have
been des!gnsted as repositories of public monies
DISMISSED.
Surg. r. s. WATERBURY,, 93d Regt NY.4
o.. has been dismissed the service for druakeunsa
CAsHiERED.
Lieut.. HARTLEY W. SEwALL, Of the q. 8.
Revenue Service b. been sentenced TO be csssrsd snS
to be confined at hard labor for ten years In Clinton
Prison. n. Y. for wseGsance 10 the dlschsrgo oshn
duty and fOs bribery and perjury in military court
ggy. DR.. BELLOWS.
DR.. BELLOWS, who so recently came from
California TO attend tie Sanitary Commission meesaS
leaves for Now.York In the morning. To-day no pre-
sensed Mr LINCOLN elegant gold box, sot with csys
talizcd quartz and sent by the Presdenfs Pacifs ID
mireEs.
VACANT BENCHES.
Vacancies in tho District Judgeshlps in Indi
IN. and Missouri caused BY the death Of JudgeA. 4
WHITE in the former and BoBERr ". Wells In tho
after. now wait the action Of the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
The Me,ropofitar Rccord tres haTd to be re'

The metropolitan Record tries hafd to be rec
oruizcd r. o Nc.-York organ Of the Richmond
Rebels. II is ability was eqsal to its will it
might DO some mischief, but even with the class
i'm which IL ha, a limited circulation, there must
be intelligence enough 10 undcnund that Il
paper so utterly reckless Of The truth, and 90 en-
,ircly r.earllcss Of wcll-known facts, is dcscrv-
ing neither Of influence nor belief III an az
icle ia the number for thi, week for instance,
Il makes, with all tho emphasis that italics can
give. this statement;
We assert Ani nf,cr two o'clock ~ the l9h octohor
No fftirg occurred No second battle ouk place. The
Frdofas I'D rot mnyo hotweeu tvo md 0ur p TO-, Two
houfa after the Corfciraes had gone away laden Win
prisoners and apoi. Thy iuuni 10 encuy except "a
r.w wOn IN chafge 81 toe cannon. Who spiked the
pieces end rem awuy They took 40 prisoucgs cxcept
thcir wounded aud stragseTs AID To" toniedcT-
atc- who we're - badly wounded 10 p. removed ~
thor companl0n9-am0ng item tcn bAh-k' Y since
dead Finally TOY haven't seen Tho creuy since Tor
Gen. EARLY has disappeared az sui4eui GAd Ia! ste4'
ously ~ he c9uc.
Such absurd f,lschcols can't possibly impose
upon ans body. But We have before Us pri-
yate letter from an officer in the 1t Ncw-lork
Dragons, commanded by Col. GiBBs-who
ought 10 be Brigodiel-Gcuoral-in which the
writer, speaking OF the hghl wlch Inc RECORD
asserts never occurred, says:
'"The Is, SOW York Dragons captured pieces Of
artcry, ca.3rogl ~ smbnances nlcd With wounded,
% wnrofs. 40 prisoners 1. : reonpture -idon.
and other small trash. Wcn that DO for 2oD mon on
cool October day"
1t is quite probable that among The brave fel-
lows, who performed such gallant deeds rs
these. there may be some Of the friends OF the
readers Of this slandcTer of The soldiers. There
must, "a, any rate, DO some who have sons or
brothers in the amyi let them send this extract
from The R,cord to those men, and AK them
what they think OF it. We fancy they would
get a very plain, not 20 say rough, answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

Gentleman Of plantation aspect snbdued ny
service as o spy and political Lar; How
many soldiers were killed in this accident on
the Now-London Road :"
Connecticut Unicnist: "Ten Or twelve, ] am
afraid"
The subdued by litr % q McCLmiAs liaf and
Rebel spy: "Kindcr smells here as If ten or
twelve LINCOLN voters had been wiped cont
Unonis,: Il viii give you $1,000 hyou III
90 down to BES. BrTLEg's headquarters ane
repeat that-Sl, 600 besides tho licking you are
going 10 get right here on the spot"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

We continue 10 hear the most encouraging
accounts from New-J,rsey. Gov. MoEroS OF In
diana, Col. CRAWFORD Of Tennessee, Col. CAR
PgNTLg of Kentucky, and humorous other speak
ers, are addressing largo meetings, aud all re-
port good progress. Nlw-lersey doesn't moan to
be recLnnod Cupperhead alwal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
yhc w.r virginia Election.

WHEELING. WEST VA, Friday nov. ~ 1854
Tho election throughout the State yesterday
passed off quietly. and the entire Union ticket Is b.
eycd 10 have been elected. Coy. a. j. Bo2EAAs bad
no opposition. and ia rca.eotcd By heavy vote, Rss
turns from sf COMMITTEES give HUBs,ED (Unonl for Con
-rcss over 800 maj. The legislature and local officers
ers isrgeiy Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

OgRsTEs A. BRowysOS, heretofore yehe-
mently opposing Mr. IISCoLs, now declares
that tho choice between the candidates Of Bal
timore and Of Chicago is virtually choice be-
tween Union aud Disunion, hence he goes for
Mr. LINCOLN. He says: /" cannot vote Tor
Peace ticket, for this war has cost me TOO much
for me TO be willing /. should end I'll the Rebel
lion is put down and the authority aud majesty
of the Government yind.cated."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
RRIyIAU AMERICA.

The Quebec Conference for forming Con
federation between the Provinces Of British
America. which was opened on the 10th Of
October, closed Is labors on 1hnrdoy, the
9th. The brief kilograms which from .ily to
day have announced the progress OF is work
have no official character, but are generally
accepted as conveying correct information with
regard 70 the chief results obtained. IL ID
thought that the Conference has been entirely
successful, and that the establishment of the
Confederation may De shortly expected. The
members Of the Conference We-a Immediately
TO start for Montreal the people Of which city
would give them ball and breakfast. IL il
probable that on this occasion the official SILENCE
about the labori Of tho Conference viii be-
broken, and on official account given which will
enable us to speak more fully Of the newborn
American Empire.
The COnfeder8tion--Of its official name we
are not yet advisod-will, for the present, con-
tain only the territory east of the Rocky Noun.
tains bu. as soon as possible will include also
the two colonies west Of this boundary line
British Columbia and Vancouvers Island. The
latter, in the meanwhile have declared in favor
Of Union among themselyes-a step which Is
likely TO facilitate their ultimate reception into
the Confederation Of all the British Provinces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

The election in IVES, virginia, yesterday, was
another gratifying Union victory Gov. BORE
MAN hsd no opposition, but other part. Of tho
ticket were contested. Six counties in the
Wheeling District give ! 200 majority for c. d.
HuBBABD, Union. for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

Tie soldiers in the armies have q double bat
tle-we d single one. They handle ballot. and
bullets. They ask u only 10 uso ballots a.
faithfully Us they use either ballots or BULLETS.
And We should consume with shame and perish
from among men, If We allow our brothers N
tho field 10 De- turned Gapk and rcGr By a Rebel
victory al the Northern polls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

A returned soldier. who couldn't p.c. up
things with his lelt hand, because 10 had boon
shot Of, was tcascl 20 walk in & copperhead
procession IN Philadelphia. Il wus compelled
once TO walk in a Rebel procession from Me
chanicsyillo 10 Riclmond--ohan't do that hing
again, though, voluntarily"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

NJ ANNA DIcgiSsos delivers 81 address
this evening al tho Cooper Institute. Her
graceful oratory is always attractive, but she
viii he especially worth hearing on "Chicago
and the Last Ditch"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
ecrui Politics.

NOMINATION o. sA3iUEl &. EIIO TOB ASSEMBLY.
At large meeting OF the 10th Wand Union
Association Diaper vns hs!l IA. evc-lgs a: .h,F bad
s-ntcrs corner OF Eighteenth g. ,rd u IN ave-. w Y.
ALErAAprg PRECEDENT, IN ihs chair BIZ. s1xuEt &. Rssp
the candidate ot DE Darling 'hf, 4.i G'' 't-ulias
mdor,rd h- Cnnu crndihr ff dv1ibe- Of ArlrHi,y.
NJ. REHp h'yinS now 10 'alc.t"i o.,ht', thon eii
s.liuus 81 we'll as tho Citizens n'7atru, c,r, with some
'o 'feh Lhs par oi ne Union msn N hc dnsfi, be
elected
Mr. HraroR. The above .l.sr nld malicious state.
mcni having appeared In his mornings issue OF Tn
TrBvsI. beg that yoz VIII publish t'jS correction in
Justice to Mr IA Mosr, the regularly nominated can.
dil.e for Assembly in the Ninth District. positive
y assert that no vote WAS taken 10 indorsins ~
Mr. Ryyp by t,e Draper wing u ths Ulion Party In
the 10Th ward 40 above stated. She eontemah that
has repoi rcd the above re Ne action Of said Associs
ton (sad thereby deceived yoal has mado ono lo'a'
more than VII! be beneficial % en- Candidate III "a9se
interest he has made snch .er'ft
CnAs A. CLARK. Secretary.
Union Association. Alnth Assembly District
r,Ig UNION ToRcHLloHr PROCESSION IN BROOK
LYS.
Tho great Union torchlight procession which
was 10 have taken placo last night wss postponed on
account OF the unlavorabe sets 81 tie weather. The
demonstration IA to take place Monday evening next
In accordance With the arrangements made FOR las.
evening
A NETTING OK MONDAY NIGHT.
There will be Union mass meeting 1T Broad
way and Tortyseyenth.st. Han on Monday evening -
y o'clock. MAJ JANIS HAGGERrr, Capt GhoHen l..
NoYrs, Hon. JosnuA NJ. yAS CoTT. Hon. RUFUS I.
ANDREWS ana Hon. H0a.cT MAYNARD. OF Tennessee.
are among the speakers. AsDERs0S's Union Gleo Club
will sing. Lates are Invited 70 attrnd
STANDARDIZATION.
This Is the last day in which persons can be
natural ged TO vote At ho next election The broohlyn
City Cour. VIII he Sopt open for tho purrose until 4
O'Clock y. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

EXTENSIVE CONF iGRATioN IN JhSsh' VI,
A.Aaii past ten o'clock last night urc oSre on.
,he extensive CO, Inspufactory shop OF M. W. wv
,,,os situated on Morgan ST., next to tls 'o'he'
washington ST. The building ~ one story ~o"a'A
s,-nc,nr, NJ arr nso the shree buiidIngs so!"n'ns
oured and occnpied. two Of them. by Mr.. zkSo ~.
"a boiler shops ard tho third. siIn.ed be"ec" 'no
., stable. IN which num6os Of horses oelons,"S "
a. sgcon were kent OWNS To the strong y" nu' tos
S',,,t sw.nt through these buildings vita great n
ard fr m hour aud hall were beyond tne soat% %
the frcmen until they reached Mr. stcoes fonnd, nss.
p ~ W ~ o. lion ord ne 70 o'clock Il WAS th"hfr'
Womb b. slle 20 arrest is tierc. Nj Cpashus ~
" IL tb"n,bt v ~ roach $50 600 and 9f. SsCoE
,,,b,bly IOse pc. rly Is much. Nbo of'4'" " '"'
/ .as uOs An0gn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

Ny. 6. VOLUNTEER lSsTITUTB.-Valuabh
portrait, sud property VIII be distributed among 'h>
.bscglbers 10 this enterprise viii bs seen by I'd
ersenert The Institute is meant 70 furnish bosna
md eIucsoa lor soldiers chlldres. and Is beaesA
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CREDIT GVEY.-The clever little sketch a
The Life Of Gen. MCCLELLAN" Prinsod In rnB isS
euXg of .iday incoming (soYenth page) should nave
been credited 10 the American Sows Company HoS
wore tho original publishers.
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NJ JAMES o. BENNETT has been nom'natoS
~ ,o c,,sn,, Aseoc,ation Of the Xy.h Ward to repro
.,at the Xith Assembly District