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WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MoHDAY, FebEuaEy ID, 1854.

The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. ]. Z. McLure. -
A message Ir6mstb g House and6nRced
the passage of the substitute for tue. Sen {
ate bill allowing officers thirty days more
time IN which 20 quAlifyiand give bond,
and the biliregplaIiug mnuicipal elections.
The substitute was agreed to.
The Clerk here read an invitation to
the Senate to attend the supper to the 7th
West Virginia Infantry at Washington
Hall. ~ tiY}s
Mr.. MAXWELL reported back two bills
from Estheso Judiciary Committee, which;
were placed upon the Calendar.
Mr.. PAEIPs, from, the Military Commit.
tee' reported back, without, amendment,
the resolution of, Mr.. FaTnsWorth In re-.
gard g, e procuring Gag for the 10Th West
the resolution WAS adopted.
Mr. PHELPs, from the same committee.
reported joint resolution anthori1ing the
Governor TO procure flags for all the West
Virginia regiments and batteries. p
ME. ,MAHoA made report from the
commIttee appointed to examine into the
cause Of The delay in the printing of the
acts--7that some Of the acts had already
been received, and that the printer was
doing the best he could to gel the acts out
as soon as possible. 80, -
Mr, BRows offered a joint resolution. re-
qnesttng the Governor to ask the War
Department for, additional troops for this
Department, and that the 7th West Wiz.
GINA Infantry be SLOWED to remain in the
State: Laid over. 49,. -,
Mr.. PHELPs offered. resolution, re-
euesting the committeeIto inquire into tbs
expediency Of reporting Q bill for the pun.
ishment Of treason in the State. Adopted
The bill In relation to the Slstersyille
and Salem Turnpike, in Tyler. county, was
read third time and passed,
The House bill to provide for the pay.
ment Of certain claims allowed by regi
mental courts, was read second time aud
committed. Also the bill repeating all
acts regulating the inspection of salt in
hs s1Ia i!s, county: tss .ss.s.gl.i Is ~
The bill requiring certain persons TO take
an oath, was "a ken up, and after some dis
cussiop was rec0mmitted.
The general appropriation bill was read
by sections for amendment and laid on the
table.
The bill requiring banks Of this State to
redeem their noles and pay their liabilities
in United States legal tender notes, was
read second time and ordered to its en-
On notion of Mr.. RoiIysou, the Senate
| adjourned
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Monroe House, for Rent.

riaHATe'EeEl known and- valuable .Hotel pto,lrt,
situated on HRfni street. near ne isnSns5siSySS
bragg g. N y the city o. Wheeling. Apply 70
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sALEs Ar AUCTION. q
n UCTloN NOTICE.
"a .. BuRNHAM, Auctlor reer
HOUSEHOLD


ALE a ., x.o.,r,c,s; suRsHAM. Auotlorssr
W A~oSAieIS HOUSEHOLD
Draw ng Room Furniture en- suite,
Oh Paintings by ancient and modern artists,
yelve, Medallion Carpets,
Pier and M2ntel Mirrors,
Brocads and Lace Curtains.
Rosewood and Walnut Chanber Furniture.
clins, Gsm Silver Ware and Table CapIsry. "
s.deoee 4 Res street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sale commencing n l1ia O'Clock.
The suctioneer would particular attention Of his
,snds and ths public TO thus sale the casaox
ssss g and sass M ,r Of hSa;sha
season being In less tanyevea months aud viii be
Ps''"p'0'ls sold e pssHfSs * hlsss' sSSss SSs;s
superb ses Of Furniture covered with Freneh eroc. te
snS
Bands rassels &e TO match the suits rosewood Eassres
sanWood plate s. sn Centre %,ss
soNSE srArTARY AND %Skss oy ART
Apollo Aaerva sh.ssPers Mi9s; Dresden cnlna Vases
Two match Paintinss by Cole Storm al sss and the
FIsp by pe!sSros Ensli'a Interior sy
S Ss ~ % saes on s
y sssSsy ssss sS ssd
strung bass; Al the modern improvements; fully guaran
'esa F,snch GsDa Soysr Stool nase sarS
modes en- suite; superb Hair Mattresses extra large Spring
dI pss Lss ass ass @ i
psr and Il r peess se Sa s,s Tspa P.
field Table Cutlery Silver Ware, &c, &c.
Also AL the Furniture of be servants apartments -
B-Parties wishing 20 asrd this sale take the Ffih
and Sixth avenue ears and stages leaving at Sixteenth
treet near the house.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
sxCURs sIONs.

uol pQR -rHl t1sHIN0 BANKs-rHB sTEANnRR R
81 aYkAED Soninuss Y make daily rirs , s e bss sss
MA: ;:s Ri r; =: :;:s re; S:: G
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

prcKHARprs ExrENsIox SOFA AID PARLoR
Is Bedsead 10 entirely different from the common .oIs
I'd =: =. z equal sgri I'd a =, iS:s = - & s'A
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

~ xxrRAoRpiNARr OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
"A Keepers -Al the elegant househosd Furniture Of
prlvss Tanolorss hrse e,sssn, Psros snits
rosewood Ftasere marble sp fabss Cufsins yory Clock
sso lot Of bedroom and Dining Room Iurniturst Inquire
ct lls West 1iehth street. near sirsh avenue
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
sBIPPINO q.

NoliCE.-rHE STEAMSHIP KANGAROO. or THIS
~ Ine, " II sail EXTRA steamer on rhursday sep
fenber r noon carrying limited numbev Of cabin and
seersse passengers reduced rates PAYABLE In United
States currency. SOHN G. DALE. Agent
No rs Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

~ kcepe.--Feie IS csns.-rhs new and fast steamer
THOMAS COLLYER, leaves jay street pier every after.
noon Al AZ cock landing At Grassy Point Cossens Cod
spring CORNWALL New Hamburs Marlborough apd Milton:
O'Clock Cornwall 7lSi Cod spring 723; Coyssns, vso;
Grassy Point, rs; arriving at New York 81 l0a0.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

DEGULAR LINE. n.
X FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Tile ne and elegant Uned states mail steamship
NORTH AMERfCAN,
r0b burden.
Charles T.. NarshnRn commander.
will sa! Tor thc atove SATURDAY., september 10, A
3 O'Clock y. II precisely, from pier l3 North river
North j. the sister ship OF The well known
steamship Continental
~ iGDLAM HEISRKEN1 co,
n, RroalNhy
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

OsTRoPLAsrrc. on ARrrr1crAA BoNh rILLINas
for dssa.sd teeth ola rcss euill yp Mere 'hslls
b. and diseoversr Rooms removed q Rass Fourssjnh
street enc deer wNtef valP Ssa1k oaas ioae -
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Splendid Achievements of Con. She
rfdan In the Shenandoah vaiIey-The
Rebel Raid from Cmnada-r rhc --latest
News FROM Mcxtco, Cuba, Central and
south America, -. Domingo, Sc, So
The Cupard mail steamship Arabia, Captain stone,
will leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool.
the mas for Europe will close this city a. quarter
past one aud hslr- past eve O'Clock this af,eroon.
1be Nxw YoKS HxRAlp--Edrion Tor Europe-will be
ready as eleven O'Clock In tsc morning. aod will give
nl particulars Of the splendid Successes OF tho Union
Forces under General sheridan 10 the snensndoh valley
Va, resulting in the compise Dcca, and Rou, Of the
Rebels under General Eary The latest dispatches from
the Union Army near Petersburg, Va, and from the
Union Forces all pars of the country Tho latest intel
eence from the Rebel States Full account OF the Rebel
Raid from Canada Lake Erie, With accounts Of how
was plotted it's ioss hss,osy aud failure The latest
News from Msxico Cuba aud 81 Domingo and accounts
Of all important events Of the past week.
Single oopses iu wrappers, ready for mailing, ovs
ceaas.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Board 81 Aldermen /.
BuNFW NIufTmcU
The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday afternoon Pres
dent J, hn I. Henry in the chair.


The Board OF Aldermen yesterday afternoon Presi
dent j. hn I. Henry in the chair.
GAS COMPANIES RAISING THEIR PRICE.
communication was received from Street CommIs-
Cornell in reference to the proposed tho
rates OF gas BY the New York aud Harlem comp ines
These companies propose, from November TO ch rye
the city 500 for each lamp instead Of 49, and
the Commissoner feeling himself in embarrassing 10.
siton applied to the Common Council for instructions
regard TO the matter. The paper appropriately
refswred,
THE MAYOR AND THE FAT BOILING EUIsANcss.
The Mayor sent in n lengthy communication in refer
ence aud bone boiling nuisances at the loot OF
Thirty nnth street, North river complained OF By City
INSPECTOR Rcuc lie d.cned to cali the Board OF Heath
together for reasons contained IN the following exraci:
There eonapgeucy which hope, however, will aver.
'neu vii ose The hoard d HssiIh to provide hospital
n n oSs oSs and & 'nS oeS s
90 ss ae 70 90 90 0r se x, gnrPa,s g,s OF me
ircressnr population Of suburbs At yorkvue and
= sonrs. as'Sr o IL ssSs 81 ss ou ss sS
hos ~ what have reason 20 eelse has been he
hay o. tns duty under its charge
Tue uoication referred 10 the Committee on
Puhc Health
ms cry TO M ILLuMINArEp.
Alderman JcSss offered series of resol olusons sprort
ipg 3 committee of i've members iron each ward 10
maze arrangements for illuminating the city IN honor II
onr ate victories land sea. suo thanking the
srroy ard navy their PATRIOTISM well tried vaor
stLagIrs TO Bg fScREAssp.
saare d employees the street department twenty
five per cent which referred TO the COMMITTEES on
saIaries aud utees
CITY ApvERrIsisG.
A Acommunicato was received from Comptroller Bren-
nsa informing the Board that the HERALD and Transcript
ropse a. advertise Corporation matters at the old rates,
ana asking instructions 10 regard to the matter The
ISe rsard tncu adjourned uu, Thursday next, q one
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Mcclellan Versu. Lincoln.

LETTER op HoS. KEvKHpY JOHNSON TO COMMITTEE
IN This CITY.
The following able. patriotic and intelligent letter was
addressed TO the Committee OF Arrangements for toe
meeting OF the 10Th instant
SARATOGA SPRINGS, sept le, 1864.
GEsILrmys-Your invitation to the meeting tomorrow
the democratic and conservative organizations yuur
city tust received IN tins pscel to rAtfy the recent
hlcasp nominations, would cheeruiiy sceepth IL wA
n the early DAYS OF Mr. Iincoln's administration
lost almost ali hopc OF Successful terminaton the
rebellion whist he was AZ The head of the govern-
meu, and this the merest hope is now wholly
cytingGsned HIS inirmity of purpose; his unsiesdi.
sny policy; his once EXPRESSED dislike 70 faoi
oslism; his srosequeot adoption q IT'S worst it.
lures hts ignorant and mschievous interference WIN
ur military campaigns nis appointment, often agsiust
advice OF high military officers of Lolotous iuconte.
tency frequent aud nearly iaia change OF command
ers bis Abandonment the before an.Iin ptscuee y
hls predecessors OF Cabinet consuiatOLs his pensson
Il dshcuor able dssensious among iis members display.
nt itself constantly to his KIN wled-e, before others, and
often a. known, in his presence IN pe sonai holse
esch otner his obstinate and reckless disregard OF ine
wishes OF his political trends communicated 70 nm IN
occasion 10 the solemn form OF committee, repe
senting, - he was aware noe.fen,hs, u not every
friend ne had in Congress, and again, and recently,
EXPRESSED 10 terms not be mistaken iD Que - The
resolutio VI the Convention when noulnstsd nun
for reelection: his permitting military mteriefen,e
With elections, virtually sub Getting the ballot 70 me co
troll OF the bayonet hs ustityng srroes without spes ~
OF charges, though over aud over asan uen Ana
ed aud long continued Imprisonment aud, ater teease
without trial explanations bis toleratng trial. by rni
tary commission os ofsncee made cornzaole exclusively
by acts OF Congress- passed the rebellion, oy tne
courts and virtual couhscation Of private pro-
perty without reeert sny mode of trial, and
other matters Of Ike eyelry and outrage too many 70
detail IN letter. while thsy demonstrate utter unit
tho Presidency. give promise OF successful
of the contest while ne s commander inchiei 81
the army end navy, and inTusted, ny tne power no
wieds, With the Shaping 81 our peace ana war pciiey
This must be arrested, o. IN my opuion, the country
vii be ruined.
This a.a career can be and word bo stepped BY the
election Of almost any loyal 10 hs stead, apd the
result il certain " Geners Mcclellan becomes the
4 davc
pressed determi nation make s restoration the one
condition OF psace the purity OF his character MS de-
mousrasd ability, and bis military atlanmenn-iur.
nish guarantees that hs hands the executive power
viii not be abused but be directed n strict subordina.
on 10 the the sole end OF restoring the
Unou which 10 our inheritance, and causing again u
shed s blessings over now sorsy troubled and bleed
The New York herald., 1864-09-27


FORTRESS MONROE, Sept rs, 1854.
The dag OF truce steamer City OF New York arrivct
here At Eve O'Clock this afternoon from varnco, h'
james river, to Annapolis with oight hundred
prisoners just released from Southern prisons
Among them the following officers -
Brigadicr General w. j. Bartlett.
Captain Lee. 14th Connecticut.
Captain W. II. Watkins. Sd Pennsylvants
Captain c, Perry, LIST New York.
Captain McDoran, l56ih New York.
Captain McKean, 5th New York.
Captain &. Y. Chase LIST District OF Columbia cavalry.
Lieutenant s. II. Sage, l94th Ohio.
Lieutenant &. Hurbut, 18th Ohio
Lieutenant NJ SChnetner, 18th ONO
Lieutenant II. s. Mcravish 164th New York.
Lieutenant y. G. Coriess, 4th New York
Iaeuten ant s. A. White, 144th OHIO
Lieutenant j. Breuneman, I'd Pennsyivaoa.
Lieutenant II. G. Abee, 36th WISCONSIN.
Lieutenant NJ G. Gowdey, I'd Ono
Lieutenant X. s. Downe, 5th New hampshire.
Iieutcnant r 5, King, 7th Indiana
Lieutenant q. X. Brady l4h Uuitsd states iufantry
Lieutenant j. r. shepard, 9th Maine.
Lieutenant j. j. Barclay, llth Pennsylvania.
Lieutenant ~ n. Hemming, Sd Penney ivanIa.
Lieutenant + Griswoid, lat Vermont.
Lieut. W Doughty. I'd Peupsyivanta.
Aduiant 4. B. Chaplin, illth New York,
Lieut.. j. 4 Connolly, 1924 New York
Lieut. W. Ostrandcr, 122d New York
Capt A. J. Hongh, oth Nsw HAMPSHIRE.
Capt y. 81. rrpnc, 39th New York.
I.eui Fisher, 3ath New York.
Lieut. !. H. Cane, lat Connecticut.
Lieut. N. ~ Meachsm, 9th ONO.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
1881 TAO IL
City Politics.

THE KKrUBLICzN FKIMAKT ELbCTIUNs
In response official orders from the managers Of both
the Uuon republican general committees OF this city,
primary elections took place all the Assembly districts
OF the metropolis last night between half and
nine O'Clock. Delegates chosen TO the following
nominating Conventions
A county convention, to nominate candidates for
ShafG, County Clerk, District Attorney, City Ju ge
Supervisor and four Coroners. which Will At Hope
Chaue on Wednesday evening, September 2s at naf-
past seven O'clock.
Congressional district conventions 10 nominate cand
dates ongress each H the Congressional districts
in the city and county OF New York.
The several congressional conventions will meet
Friday evening September 30, at halt past o'clock
Assembly district conventions to nominate cand ddaes
for bers OF Assembly each Assembly district IN the
city aud county OF New York. 10 meet at the respective
Assembly district headquarters oa Saturday evening,
October L. at half. past seven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

AHHINALd.
AsptswaLL-Steamship North star-Jnlius Blumenha.
Mrs Capt Cushing and three ch dren, Hale Jas
street. Dr Waller q 4 Graus and wife Mrs Iasry
aud child. J w Smith, a Rudd and wife. Mrs { Mills
Miss Risby, Ju.es Massard aud Mfe. Hestcy A
Hurbut, Rev X Patterson, G Postou Geo q Ludtng
ION Mrs n RYDER Mss Il Ludinston Geo U sti well
A Il Jackson. Mrs bailey. Baher, Capt h Brewer
Miss NJ 4 Spring. X Tyson W m Mansfield, Jas Mtbufn,
wife and three chidren Wentworth Batemsn
Drnnisun Peel and wife = Seymour, h G Pcnne, \ X
stone aud wife saml Warner Bcal wife aud
children. Leisn, Stein berger. A w Ward. Pat
ridge 4 Clash, J. A. Lewis w Horton, " Rinaldo. W
Neville " u Harris Dakin W Loige an d WIFE q
Fredericks Cnadwck, Arrasmrna and wife, Pere
wife and chd; Mr. Sharp. Mrs McLcnnan and daughter,
Mrs Beamot, Mr. Burnett, Mr. Noon,
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Dsusscrssas Meeting Brskea UP by
Is41 Soldiers.

= 81
The spnpofters H kcCean and Pcndieton y Covings
ton asseAbd ths 0oruer 0f Third and Philadelphia
strceis. WedHeslsy eveang, 70 hear speech from
Hon. George &. Pu0h q Ohte The crowd present num-
bored about pg hundred thousand tbs principal
portion beng from the Fourth ward Of Cincinuss There
The place selected for holding the meeting near
whore AcClslan pole had been raised few days
before About eight clock in the evening the meeting
was organized ~ calling James G. Arnold, ESQ 10 tho
CHAIR, and appointing Jancs Gray secretary.
Robert Richardson, Eoq first addressed the meeting
George f. Pugh to the crowd. Mr T. evidently IN
very bad humor-or, might suggest something else
Judging from the who escorted MIN TO the meet
ting started by declaring that victories
toegrAphc lies used TO hecp spirit and
among this abotlonsts. He stated thes Kentucky
ruled by tyrannal hand and tnduget IN very insult
ing and sneerpg remarks about the soldiers spoke OF
sBeast Botier'' and Brute Burbrdge" end used many
otner uDgentIemanly and vulgar opifhots. There were
quito Of soldiers OF the Invalid cbrps froa the
when they beard such officers Generals Butler and
Burbridge villided wers OF COURSE quite Indignant
soldier nom Shernian's army VINO hat receI7sd ter
r,be wound in the from rebel bullet. shouted
out heard Mr. Pugh the Fsbels as
southern brethren-"I have been there .hey pms bu
lot through my Jaw aud don't consider tnem broth
:; but consider you traitor.
Mr. Pugh reored IN very vulgar style ana soon the
soldiers much cyasperaied and out Tor the
counscs OF number Of uno1 citisens would proosby
have attem pied to inie personal violence upon the
speaker At this point the meeting the shouts OF the
soldiers and = few Union msn who were present, for
Lincoln and Johnson so loud and continued mat
Mr. Pngh found il impossible to make himself heard asd
retired from the stand. Tho crowd began to dispers3
when OF the soldier down tho speakers stand
fire The pole did not born very fast, ana wa&
finally chopped down wth
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Movements Of the Rebel Generals
Forrest. Rsddy and Bidlss.
sig .c'-v7-I,- rs go
+-s,-s.
The Reported surrender OF
Athens, Ga.
-~>----~~4~> ~~~>---~S>~
Forrest Across E,s Tennessee
River
WHEfLeR'S FORCES GONE 70 JOIN HOOD,
General ROusseau i4, PuxSxit yof
tho Rcbeis,
-. -. -

=. Loumv1Gz. Sept. 2s, 1884
On Friday part Of Forests force about four thousand
strong Tennessee q Bates Landing in
Perry county Tennessee His whole force is estimated
70 be eight thousand mon. with ton guns
Coiones Campbell and Jarrisou, ~ Athens, Ca, were
attacked large force OF rebels and, alters severe
fight OF two DURATION forced to surrender.
Several buildings including tue depot, set on ire
Forrest in person Athens O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
A detachment Of thcee hundred men, sent from Decs.
tur to reinforce garrison Athens reported TO
have been captured alter obstinate engagement
several prisoners captured by Colonel Prossor near
Athens that they Florence that Forrest
told them he would force enough to destroy both
railroads aud stay u Tennessee long as he pleased
The rebel destroyed several miles of the fen
nessee and Alabama Railroad between Decatur aud
Athens There communication with Pulaski, Tcnn
An escaped prisoner reports that the rebel Sam.
Wheeler at Courtlaudt. Ala, yesterday morning.
The rebels under three commanders-torrest,
Roddy aud Bliies.
Wheeiers force reported to have gone south to
join Hood Georgia. and is Forrests intention to cap
ture Pulaski. Franklin and Shelby willie, and al the inter
mediate blockbouses the road
At last accounts the rebels were moving on Pulaski
No demonstration had been made on the Chattanooga
Railroad.
heard the direction Of Sulphur Branch. and the rebel
forces we're operating against Elk river bridge.
All accounts agree that large force is marching upon
our this ne and proper measures have been
taken repe the rebels.
General Rousseau the field to-day In person. and
it hoped chat the will be forced 70 recross the
river before he gets through with them.
Active Operations About v1cksburg.
vIcKsBuRo, Sept 81. via CAlao, sept. 20, 1864
General Dana has active operations in this
district large cavalry force lett last night, under
Colonel Osborne, which will bs followed BY heavy
cavalry force The result will probably be known in
some ton days. negro shot on tho l7th and two
arc be the 18th, for mutiny Paymasters
paying the troops here ..
News from a.emphts.
CAIRO, Sept. %, 1854
The steamer City OF Alton. from Memphis 23d, has ar
rived with one and twelve hogsneads of tobacco
aud ninety six bales Of cotton from Hickman, KY, for
New York
During the week hundred and ofty five hogsheads
OF tobacco have received from PAducah and the
| Tennessee river for shipment East
BUSINESS on the river Is better than at any pro-
vious period during the war;
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
News from ). emphis.
THE PRE- SIDENCY.

Mcclellan im California.
The Aua California; the organ of the republican party
Of that State, thus comments on McCcllan's nomina-
ton
TIE PEACE MRS CoUNFOUNDED.
The peace Ia sad quandAry. the nomination
OF General Mcclellan upon them like thunderclap
say They baa been preparing to do battle Tor
all attuned u sing OF dshonoable peace The selecth
o al undoubted democrat to carry their banner
tew days ago not regarded by them as among the
possibilities. ,
IL was fortunate for them that ratification meeting
was called Immediately after the receipt OF the news
They reluired time remodel their arguments The
opinions to which they have for some time past been
giving exvresson would never do IN meeting convened
10 endorse hero OF ADtctam We expect al the next
democratic meet ng TO hear DOWNRIGHT patriotic sent
, inca Is proclaimed amid thunders OF appouse
II viii avail them but little attempt to draw conso
iaton from the platform IL only taks o. convention.
does say that the convention should fail the In
OF tho South is acknowledged. Even II
IL d ia the platform would be nothing when compared
i'm the man placed upon It. Platforms are not self
aetiug. They generally devices to eaten votes he
trus platform ia sentiments heretofore uttered by
1eueral Sic, ellan himself Is II reasonable 10 suppose
that 10 f hls election ne would conscrt u d.
vision o the tnop, lor toe preservation OF shch ne
OF tho most desperate nnd bouest tse7 OF
the Men Who bave arrived at the rsttipn when
no occupies have for their future tane. We
not think that there ts man Ia the loyal states
who wuuld desire 10 have his meme handed down 10
pos tcrty c,nDection with The destrhction o the
pobleat politcai fabric erected by human hanus
outside OF tew crsvcns, who would be In the rebel
ranks IL thcy had the courage y may do yety well
au psble abbe to shout Tor he disruption II
the country, bot WIN destined ~ hgure IN hts
tory will he more cautious lhe real Platform upon
which Mct ellan the speech delivered recently
by him at West Point That document earnestly
com mend 10 the perussi oi the pcace men.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

RosroN, Sept. 20, 1864
The United states supply steamer Circsssian, from
cruise the Guf squadron, arrived here to-day with
about two hundred discharged aud disabled
Farraguts ce, Rurine her cruise atty two vessels have
beeu supplied with fresh beef, potatoes, ice. sc