The New York herald., 1864-09-30

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shanesdT But it has not been nouth o. insetivisy
Hssve easthwoFks, and forts Of inposng dimssssons
seas thsr inpTeguapls Fronts whore only narah and
deass woodland ekissS before; tastefuI booths and
Ashs q eversrssa now 6darp corps, division and
brigade hsadquartss and soldiers have made comfora.
Die and secure their places in the intrsnchmsns aud
their ride pits and gopher hcss. Sutsrs too have now
brought themselves and their tents and ts q he 6ki
G ne sssss e.. cnsnss % q ALL the rslroaa brought
ss ROAD shows Eht our men can do and Ms use 70 the
captain Daley 1:.ss.; q sesss os:s. ssT s,. rhs vim !.
remembered, was shot BY ths rebel General Haywood
ss 20 sss 20 % aSo s as re s pss
1Ght succeeding arrival here. retuFned today re-
covered from his wound. General Haywood's shooting
murder and thS aot Commented upon correspondingly
bus, in coavefsasion with Captain Daley find that he
who hs says he believes had no conception o the object
q MS coming he accuses the General o'lbepg POOR
Shot however, % At the time be was nrsd uron they
were only few feet apart Hs
ExpIosloN or cAissoy.
while Captain Phlips' battery was practising today
ana scattering the drisrs ike spray before store the WIND
Two men were slightly wounded 1t is wonderful that
Paymastars are here in some force, paying or the
troops Quite portion of she corps received snsr pay
ssnt instament Of paymters to pay all arrsaTAses due
General Crawford save reception tonight at his
headquarters the ofaosrs Of The corps Music and
transparepces ana an abundant supply OF edblss and
scsrs ccmprssi tSs Issdps sSs snoysbIs saures
TnsTs has been very little arlns to-day Everything l.
Rebel Accoants.
HEAVY FIRING BKraKE PETERSBURG.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Sept 27.[
Some heavy rng has occurred from both sides 10 the
During sunday and ysstsrdsy Sombsrdnlen. was in
progress from our batteries upon the enemy Al Dutch
Mayor Gunshsr's Optnisa sr the Recent
UMfon Victories.
B0ARD or ALDERMEN
Ino board OF A0eSmen mot Yesterday afternoon, Pfo
sident John 7. Henry IN the chair - ss a.
cunlous THE MAYOR.
The resolution psssed by both Boards, appointing q
committee 70 make arrangements for Illuminating the
public buildings honor OF the late national victories by
land and by ssa, Was returned, unspproved. by his
Honor the Mayor. The veto reads as follows:-
MAYORS orfIT, New YORK, Sept 20, 1864.
To rEs HoNoEAsts 7HS COMMON corxofr--
GEATrEAEyl9gr solution Q. the 25th inst appoint.
ing "comm:ee Of hve fotn each Board, for the pur
pose OF making the necessary arrangements to cause the
various public hui s6Rs TO be illuminate In honor
the recent victories on land and sea- s returned, unsp
mieht acqaiesce in your res1crse 70 appeal Of
your elow citizens VINO might desire TO give expires
sion Of then feelings respecting those victories, bat
must decline tc comply with your requcst pro-
clamation 10 tue citizens generally. Join in such
Illumination tor various reasoux which Will briefly
state.
Frsl-If should issuc such proclamation there are
many citizens who would DO denounced "a dsloyal IT,
through want Of opportunity, OF inclination or OF
means. they failed TO comply with the recommend alton
tecoad-By those in authority they are not claimed AZ
nor victories oa' IS The result Of the emancipation
pTccamatlon and latest war measure OF President Jr
con as announced inahis 40 whom u may con cernn
mansss.u,
istrptlon will Ave of victories. Vhs y
The yonr honorable body will be called 20 a
ey-y fortnight. ard n the papers the employ
o. tue a,maisralJn VIII Oh daily parade 'the defeat 81
the rebelrr 70 he believed, three times week.
as il was aud n constitution as Il s,i but as the
lrcs,deat demands VI the Souhofn people abandon
the rights walcn hc c0asiinton coniers, do not see
The whJ have always hcd that the federal GOV.
has nothing to 90 with the domestic nstt1ts
Of me states can be expected 70 re'!ce ever Victories
which, vhae 81 they may be, surely are not Union VIC
,ogie r those yetories W uai;c the states and
sure hstDinger OF peace, would he pleased II I
could issae such proclamation would induce The
poorest citizen 10 palt th his last nAc fJr The purchase
or n single talow cardlc 10 celebrate the event.
gp.a--.t has bsaa ibe imne enDria custom 81 NAV
Nind ID all ages ard eines ~ abstain from fopi nGs
victories Gaicea civil Wars, and such las been
the practice thu .ar during tbe present strlf. which
Lad nee l.n gT oct
dsa ting ~ ~ tA usage, sauctioned alike by humanity
aud sonud policy, VIII be 10 acknoseisc by such eAh
btioDs that these victories aliens and sncoes,
tba tLere hope OF securing peace basis
n tie federal urn fhis hope, IN common with large
abandon.
You ere aware that here i he essential difference be-
tween the two parties r0w coniending Tor political
mastery in the northern staies One vi these declares
that 70 terms can be offered ''eyctpt such may be
based upon unconditional surrender Of the rights ol
tno states aud the c-her maintains that peace may be
restored on the oasis 81 the federal Dnion.N
Taking into COT sideraioD that canvass n in
progress OF the iaost exciting character am forced n
regerd the proposed demonslratian one oi political
nature, and according 70 the rule wbch laid down fcr
my guidance entering upon tho duties of Mayor,
I. eoDfRlY GuNTnER, Mayor
The message was placed on nle without debate.
ANGUS HusNrsa
The bin Of scosks a cooley amounting to AZ 4ou Tor
badges furnished the common Council ordered 70 be
ra,c, rc,w,hs andng he veto os bis Honor The Mayo
dermau .oNe ofered resolution increasing the sas.
res ~ tue clerks m the Office OF the deputy supcrntenc.
vnt OF repairs and supplies, as foows-First clerk
Sissoo, second ccrs, 81 500 third clerk 81, 500 4
rhe committee on Finance reported IN favor o. donal.
inc $4,000 70 The Thirty seventh regiment, New yorg
state mss 10 enable tue regiment replace tho arn,c
ry recently destroyed by Tie. Laid under The RUE
The resolution huihcgisns tho fulton street Railroad
Company iolsy TIER tracks through Fulton erecnvoh
West 1ortsndi sfees and Nader.lane, taken up and
adopted, notwithstanding the Mayors a veto TIT -N
ne Comptroller reported that there was an
balance o floi,ol % in the Treasury 10 the credit al
tue Volunteer Family Ala frnd
rss0latscn arrropristrg 81 900 for the benefit ot
waows and ,rphane iird of The rIre Deparineps The
passed by unanimous voe. :, ~
The fcard then wypt into the conHidsrstior !, -
rom tbe Beard & Cuuncmen, after whos ,noss y. -
EdirUr until Mondav nAxt wv ""r ~