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PENNsYLvANIA.-The Chairman Of the
State Central Committee of Pennsylvania
officially announces a Democratic victory
in that State by seven to ten thousand
majority. August Belmont, Chairman of
the National Central Committee, announ,
ces, also officially, the same glorious
news.
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THE Salem Republican wants to know if
there any other kind of Dutchmen but Ger
man Du;chman? We should think 20, from
the fact that there are none Of the latter
Tie Dstst come from Holland.
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TEACH children to love every that thing is
beautiful; and you win teach them to os
usefuI and good
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Administrator Evidence in Favor Of General
Mcclellan,

Ia view Of the attempts of the Republican
papers to circulate ISLANDERS against Gen. Nc
CieIlan, we give the following testimony re
specting his abilities and services from vaTi-
Gus members Of the administration,
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1862.
Major General George B. AcClsIan:
I am satisfied that yourself, officers, and
men have done the best you could, All ac-
counts say better fighting was never DONE
Ten thousand thanks for it. A. LINCOLN.
Two days afterwards, when Mr. Lincoln
had fuller information, Gen. Mcclellan reeeiv-
ed the following;
WASHINGTON, July 5, 1862.
Major General Geo. B. AcCIeHan, Command
tng Army Of the Potomac:
A thousand thanks for the relief your two
dispatches Of u and l P. N. yesterday gave
me. Be assured the heroism Of yourself, OIL
GERS, and men is, and forever viii be, appreci-
sted a. LINCOLN.
In August, 1862, Mr.. Lincoln made speech
al the White House, in which he said:
There has been 8 very wide spread attempt
70 have quarrel between Gen. Mcclellan
and the Secretary of War. Gen. Nc
Clellan's attitude is such that in the very self
ishuess Of his nature be cannot but wish to be
sucsessful and hope he viii
know Gen Mcclellan wishes
10 be. successful. Gen. Mcclellan is not
q blame for asking qskat he ,caRtea and need
Cd
- IbeIieve be is brave and able man
and I stand here, as justice requires me to do,
to take upon myself what has been charged on
the Secretary Of War as Withholding from
him.
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VII.
ONE, TWO.
One, two, Eleven, twelve,
Abe won't do, Must Lincoln shelve.
Three, four, Thirteen, fourteen,
Any more. Victory courting;
Five, six, Fifteen, sixteen,
Were in a fix, Fortune fixed in.
Seven, eight, Seventeen, eighteen,
Without debate. For this we're waiting,
Nine, ten, Nineteen, twenty,
Mac and Pen, Peace and Plenty.
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But the Republican Congress also gives its
testimony. On the 18th day ofJuly, Mr.. Ed
wards (Rep.) Of New Hampshire, offered the
loBewine resolution in the House of Repre-
seutstives. and it was unanimously adopted:
ResoIusd, That the thanks Of this House be
presented to Major General George B. McClel-
Ian and the officers Of his command, for the
series Of brilliant and decisive victories which
b. their skill ana bravery they have achieved
over rebels and traitors in arms on the battle
aelds os Western Virginia.
On the 9th of May, 1852, after the victories
Of Yorktown, Williamsburg, and West Point,
Owen Lovejoy the most ultra radical in the
House Of Representatives offered the follow
ing resolutions, which was unanimously
adopted:
RssolUed, That It is with feelings Of devout
gratitude to Almighty God that the House Of
Representatives, from time to time, hears Of
the triumphs Of the Union army in the great
struggle for the supremacy Of the Constitution
and the integrity Of the Union.
Resolved, That we receive with profound
satisfaction intelligence Of the recent victories
sohived by the armies Of the Potomac, assOci-
ated from their localities with those of the
Revolution, and that the sincere thanks Of
this House are hereby rendered to Major Gen.
George B. Mcclellan for the display Of those
high military qualities which secure impor-
tant results with but little sacrifice OF human
life.
Let Democrats bear this testimony in mind
and when efforts are made to belittle General
McCellan's great services to the State, let
this significant testimony Of Mr.. Lincoln, Gen.
and Halleck, the Republican Congress, be
produced.
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MCCLELLAN ia the frs. Democfatevernom.
mated for President on the first ballot.
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WLsr1NqroN. sept. 3O

.Nai Gen. Mcclellan Commanding, ETC:
GENERAL: Your report OF yesterday, Civ
ing the results Of the battles Of South Noun
tain and Antietam, has been received and
submitted to the President They were not
ouly hard fought battles, but well-earned and
decided victories,
The vslor and endurance Of your army IN
the several conflicts which terminated IN the
expulsion Of the enemy from the loyal State
Of Maryland, are creditable alike to the troops
and 70 the officers who commanded them.
A grateful country, while mourning the la
mented dead. win not be unmindiul OF the
honors due to the living.
a. w HALLECK,
4enersl-iaChiek
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INDIANA-The Democracy have the
State Senate of Indiana, certain. The
House is in doubt. Circumstances may
occur. which will constrain Morton to
show legal majority, or abdicate his
infamously acquired position.
We have strong hope that Indiana will
give her electoral vote to General Nc
Clelan.
MERCER County gives majority Of q
900 for the Democratic ticket.
KENTUCKY will give Mcclellan an i'm
mense majority. The clouds are rolling
away, and the sky grows brighter every
hourI
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WHOLE NUMBER 134.
General Mcclellan and Bishop whiDpls.

The following is worth producing now
"G0d bless Little MacI" say millione Of warm
hearts to-day:
Ef HEtpo'Rs AR,ry. or rHE T0ToNpr.
Ny DEAR BlsHop viii you do me tbs IA.
.vor to perform divine service in nv eamp
this morning. II you can give me eoupls
OF hours notice, snail be glad of h that I
may be able to inform the corps in tRe v,cip-
ity. After the great success that God has
vouchsafed as, feel that We cannot Jorlem
than avail ourselves of the frst oppsr,iini,v
10 render to Him the thanks that are. due 70
Him alone. ], fer one, feel that the great
resnlt is the result ofIis great mercy, and
Wonld be glad that you should be theme.
dunn to offer the thanks I feel due "a this
army and from the country. Earnestly hop
ing yOn viii secede to my request,
I am, very respectfully,
Your humble servant, aoga
GEo B. MoCLELEAx.4
Major General Commanding.
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Says Mr.. Lincoln, referring to Antietam;
War DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Sept Is, 1862.
Your dispatch to-day received. God bless
you and all with you. Destroy the rebel ar
my. if possible. a LINCOLN
70 Mqj. Gen. Geo. B Mcclellan.
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Here is Gen. Halleck's testimony
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1862.
ICdi. Gen. Geo. B NcClellan:
[ beg Of you to assist me in this crisis with
your ability and experience. l am entirely
tired out
H.W. HALLEcK, General in-Chiet
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StIttt 9ottrg.

--. RHYMES FOR THE TIMES.
AFTER "NIOTHER GOOSE"
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.,ou.elssra ~ Ct . peace u entire independents
Esr tkoes Confederate sts~s.
Resolved, That lbs sovereign States -tnpos No
The confederscy u the Contedera,e s,s'es AGO not
smcnsbls W the government Of tue Coufedertts
gates for their existence; aud that laws passed
By Congress conscriptng their officers into the
army q the Confederate States, whereby the ordin
Ary operations Of the State Governments may Ia
disturbed arrested. are fragrant usurpstions, u
which the State should not submit
Resolved, That by the terms Of the consttu
zion VI the Confederate States, Congress "can make
no law shrdsdng the free ION OF tho prers" and
thereby all legslatOn by Congress bearing upon
sither the material Of the press the persona cu.
Quoting IL by which Its freedom is abridged, "a IN
constitutional.
Resolved, That the constitution expressly pre-
scribes that "no capital or other direct tax shall TO
laid unloss 10 proportion 10 the ccnsus-" and thA'
" representation and direct taxes sbsl he spp'i-
toned amongst the states" and any direct taxa
ton, therefore, which initiates against ths Prov
sions- 10 plainly unconstitutional
Resolved, That tie institution 4 African slavery
10 exclusively under the jurisdiction and control o'
the sovereign states and AM law passed ~ Con
2ress W emancipste slave In any state, or 70 sr-
propriste money from Ihe Treasury OF tie Come
deraie States to buy aud cinaucpsie slaves Is un-
constitutional and VOID.
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MARINE NEWS.
Dee io-s. R.71.-s s,4sg-H. W. even.cs 81.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
SHIPS No,re Dame des Victories Hsvre; ID II
Waijon, beuoa
BARK Sarah, Of Hamburg, for Rotterdam
BRlGs Export Iatamoras, Nolant, Aux CHes;
Watch Mate, HaliilI.
SCHoONEEs- Ransom. II John, y y, DALEY,
Providence, Hattie, Saem. NBtaifo.as, SntHinofm'
IO,uoA Fortress Mon. oe. Hamlet Chincouague.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS Hsnsl, Biemen and Southampton;
John Gibson, Philadelphia.
sIIil-EStvard lilo, Nickerson, Bangkok. tsiaml
BRIGs-Ilum. Bird windsor; whitaker, Columbia.
SCHOONERS-E Emma, ~ stephen Lucy Church.
Providence; Adelaide, Providence Tor Philadeiphis
Maria ouisa. ElizAlcthport Tor Portsmouth; Ma cell
lus. Eliyahethport for Providence Maine, klz'port
for cwhm ypor' Nandha. ElZtbe hport ior Hoston:
Marin. E.iy,tcthport tor Newtufvfot; u Derie,,
windsor Ia Plata Lilahethport for Bo.ion; i y
lone. Nnchias nion Franklin Macdonald B.neoi'
franklin, Luhec. stephen Nr'c 1uan, New Bedford;
DrCs'rn, Shuoe : fair'irLer, hachilG General
Ennk Bangor: Rcd Rover Bslfrat for ManhAttanvill:
IOufa, Bsnror. e. 4 Brooke, Grteupoft, Hoes.
Saybrook Bendy vine, Provide hlenruy, Gardner
iot arlington. ID G; Antie,sn, Millbridre; Vernon,
tl1re Bay, & ~ \ sawyer, Cow BAy, q " PRECEDENT,
knr.tcn TOT Westerly. ID + Wilious, Elizabe ihport
'or s'onnston, Il Hull. Gcorretogn; WIN Crock-
dr., Fortress Monroe; ii Curtis, NoNbure.
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nEOOKLYN.

THE SKATING SEAsoS.-The weather for
the past twenty -iour hours has been all that could
be desired by those who look forward 10 the time
whom they can aga.u indulge Ia the inyigorat.ug
exercise Of skating. Tho large ponds are ia good
order, everything having been arranl el Tor the lc
conmodation OF subscribers. Some OF the smaller
ponds in TIE outskirts Of the city were coated with
thick ice Yesterday, IN some cases u sufficient
strength 70 bear. large number OF loys aVa.lcd
themse.yel ~ Tire opportunity presented and enjoy
ed themselves IN skating and sliding nl'n- the
edges. Washington pond on Fifth Avenue, brook
Ign, has changed proprietors 1t is now managed
by Nj. Charles Jo' uson who has made extensive
preparations for grand tule a. soon as the weather
aud Ice permits.
Tax GRAND PATRIOTIC BALL, for which
extensive arrangements had been made took Ilacc
At the Brooklyn Academy OF Music last night Tho
object was 10 obtain funds Tor the relic, OF desh-
tute families OF soldiers, in which it was eminent
ly successful The concert commenced at -,
o'clock, and the ball about 10 O'Clock. The re-
cepH were upwards Of 5000.
FARE oN THE BROOKLYN RAILROADS. The
Common Coun, Committee, havug the matter In
charge it Is undcr-tooi, have agreed 10 recon.
nend 90 the BOARD an Increase IA the rate Il faro
/ per roscIfO op the city railroads from Eve to
eight cents. The report o! me mm ,tcc WI prob.
ably he presented at the ucx, meeting.
DEEFiICr PHYSICIANS The smallpox, il
is known, prevails IN some portions Of Bro, Slyu &
n considerable extent. A, the last meeting of IN,
Common Council sum Of money was apr rrr
Sted to enable tie Health OH,cr to take effect ',
measures in preventing the spreading Of tho dis
ease. An ordinance o, the city requires nll physi
clans to report such cases, but many Of them hav,
thus far neglected or declined to do SO. The Hcaltl
oicer being determined to enforce the law. ha
caused the arrest of some twelve d,liuquents VIII,
| are held for examination before Justice Perry. Tbl
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IlIpzCINES.
ANER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
~ EApln a. RE OF


(oughs. Code, influenza, HOaltcncss Group, Bron-
chi H. lucipiCut Consumption, and tor the relief o
CoIsiurtN, Patients in the advanced stages OF the
die,lse.
80 vite {. the field for its usefulness and 50 numer-
arc the c1o- Of IT, cuter, that almost every Sec
tiun OF cuuutry al ound1 IN petsOna pubic known
Who have cen restored from alarming Gnu even des-
pcrate dis ne, ol the lungs By IT, use. When once
tried IT, supc Ollty over every other eNpectorhnt 10
too apparent 10 e.cipc observation, and where its
vttuc. knoN ~, the pghlc longer hesitate what
anti iote to employ Tor tnc dIstIessIg and dangerous
Affect o1- OF the pulmonary organs thoi are incident
L. oar climate. While mAnv inferior remedies thrust
upon tLc community have failed and heen discarded,
this har gained iends by every trial conferred bene
iits on the afflicted they never ioiget and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable TO be
forgotten.
We can only insure the public that it, quality IL
carefully kept up the best IL has ever heen and
that be relied on to do for their relief all that
IL hN ever done.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, States.
mon and eminent y ,rropaees, have lieut. then nsmes
tu certify the uupai ale ed usefulness of our lemes,
but space hc.r ia not pe init the in-eit ton Of them.
The AgtntA below Lam,d iurniah gratis our Ameri-
eau Amauac, in which they are given, with also iull
Description. Oi the complaints they cue.
those no rrquiic alte ratiye medicine 10 purify
the blood Will mud Ayers Comp Ext saTsHpa lila the
| reurdy to Use. Fry IL once, and you via know iIs
value.
Fcpned by j. e. AVER co, Lowell. Mass. and
sold b, all Druggists aud dcllcrs IN medicine every
Wh,le. t3l
CURE YOUR CUUGH-USE CAMPBEIL'S
" SYRUP Tar and wild Cherry; sure cure for
coughs, colds sore throat, or dpthcra; Only 20 and
/ store. co.. Sih ave. and 2sth IT. CHALMERS drug
sto,e, cor Hudson and Hammond sts. silEDDEN,
cor, BONrry and an st.; and also IN BROOKLYN Al
| MINES III fulton st. 2i5
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Too Late for Classification.
RI SHOULD BE UNDERSTOOD TIA

RI SHOULD BE UNDERSTOOD THAT
j all the ni.er'. " ConEuiupLon, the ticklns IN
the THBOAr, the COUGH, PAINS in tho EIDE and
CfiEsC SuORl MSS Of BREATHING, and DlZZl-
MS Of the HEAD are caused by phegm OF mat
which has accumulated In the Lungs and air pas-
rACs.
IN tho earlier ',ares Of Consumption, this ''' Il
thick and stach-Ige, ard teiluIlcs considern. et-
crlon On the pat Of the Fufeier Ia I,1nove It from
the Lunrs. The Couch IN COnsuu ptlon is simply an
effort 20 relieve the Lungs Of this corrupt matter
Witch opp,s4 them. T. L plain. the eioIe, that to
cue the couch snu other symptoms Of Consumption,
must first the matter which produces these
rymp'oms. 49,
IN. OTOoLE ran refer to over 800 patients re.di Ing
In the city 81 New York whom he has cured Of Con-
rmup a. some Of hcse lar advanced In the
disease 10 be pronounced incurabe by other physi
clans.
The preparation. with which he cures Consumption
arr manufactured 10y himstf-snd hs would invite
oye'j Who su,Iet- " th Confumption any VI s
s,uPoms 20 call ~ HE Office ana nyestgate the
cu's which have resulted from the OF his med,
Ciues.
" c. O'TOOLE, " d.,
IS Third avenue, above l2th st.,
al New York.
STOLEN FROM liS SULLIVAN ST, DEC.
- sih, bss hof'c wagon and harness, about ~
handle trh ared 1. yeqir cid: Of hind foot elled.
whoever shall return hilu shall be roNardod. 3I1
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.c,ou vii doubtless iup.l others to bring In halr
JERSEY CITY.

IrRsr SKATING OF rHE SRAsoS.-The cold
susp Of Thursday night congs.ied the surface Of
the water, collected from the lac rains the low
grounds, between Jersey City and Hoboken, and
yesterday afternoon quite large number Of misses
and young lads were enjoying the first sksjng OF
the season. II continued freezing during yesterday
and the appearances last evening were, ths, the
sport will 10 renewed to-day.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

STAlR BUILDING SHOP, NO. ll3 EAST
~ 18th A. near Sd ave- Stairs built, including all
materials TO IS per step, and for sale cheap and
order. kails ballustc yelecred, and paneled new
ellis, serolls brackets glue, &c. $50
EMBROIDERY AND STAMPING-STOCK
IL and fixtures for Pale. Call 100 Broadway. 81
EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
of an old established liquor store 30 Pitt ct, q
DARE CHANCE-AN EXPRESS ROUTE,
lNwith good horse and wagon tor sale. The income
1. $3S per week. Part Of the purchase money n
mofiFsle II required, Apply at 1856 South 9th st.
Willismsburgh, Dec. sth. u
oD-MUST BIZ SOLD THIS DAY-THE
l. ~ heat chance ever offered-A small grocery
store, well filed with stock satisfactory reasons CAV,
Tor selling. Apply at 81 Spring At. ~
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THE END
EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-ON AND
ton for Albany and Troy and places north and west
at 1880 II 80 A. NJ and s4N Q, 1910 T.. N. sleeping
Al trains leave Chambers ST. thirty minutes earlier
than Both a. Sunday train r. NJ IRON Soth street.
Through freight tran daily, J. NJ ToCCEf, Asa
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n RS.

A TTENTiON, LADlES-THE OLD Is
"a tAbi.-hri y. \. bur Nanuiactnrnr Go, - Chat
Luu t. opppsitu uok'- White ho Hotel, IL sell
ing single -cts At ther factory wholesale prices Isll
early and igI choice and 81 eat bargain seits ~ 5G
tlus md ColIap 1900 lCh aud upsardH; - boiian
.gUiIrr's ,tch MAftin and Mink cable seits very
loA Altcgiur and tepliluR 10 the latest styles,
equal 20 new. rec ipi given 10 pa chase insuring
aru.nst mo:hs Look lor the mammoth IS. fLEA-
ING, MANAGER US
EURS, FURS-LADIES' AND Chdren's
Il fancy fuTs, cheaper than the cheapest at tho
manu- lctorv, 32t kighth ave, bet Goth and eth
Remember 81 up stair. FuTs altered and repaired
crleully. g.. FlNlGAS. 4iB
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED BED
I room for sentleinen Apply 20 East BTosdvsy. 20
A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-NO. 20
IA washinrton st. BROOKLYN, within z minutes
walk OF the Fulton Ferry. Private family. dollars
pr month. 80
pOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE SINGLE
- men can meet with rood board and a comfortable
home at "a East Broadway. Breakfast from OA o.
clock A. ". Family English. "a
DOARD-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
~ accommodated with board. Also a larre front
room Tor man aud his Wife. l9l West 2Oth At. Sl6
HOTEL GARNI, 1875 EAST 3sTH ST, 4
doors nom ID ave- Furnished bedrooms for res
pSctAbe mechanics; each separate room fIom II 20
TO ~ 80 per week double bedrooms, ~ per week "A
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~ Immediately Of l42 Sd av. go Az. A, and at the
Gas Works 2lst ~. aud Az. A. 5. +. siiER-
WOOD. $40
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COAL.

COAL--COAL--sl0 IS PER TON FOR THE
~ test red sab stove coal, II called for this dsy
Call the large family coal yard lstsye, corner 18th
street. 2bS
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SHIPPING.

DILLS q AND UPWARDS, ON
ID lulon Bank OF London, and
hoy al Bank OF Ireland
eos WELLS, FARGO L Co
nor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
i Br ship ATMOSPHERE, sails lee. lith.
\ LINE FOR LONDON.
shin SOUTHAMPTON eaiF Dec. lith.
For pl-s e or dts,H Mt the low es' possible rates
apply 10 rAPsCOT1, BRoS. a co, " South It, $50
old BLACK STAR LISE FROM OR To
Olre' pool-WlsCONSlN sails end Of the month.
swlov lril Line it3in 81 10 london -lAIklCk
u.pn TO WllIAMSS g., nos, ~ hutton 81. S3I
DAcSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
COUNTRY
Drafts on ENGLAND, Ireland, scotland and Wales at
tho LOWEST POSSlBi H. RATE.
TApSCOII-S ce ebl ated linr OF Liverpool Packets,
comprlsng in part the follow ing mAgnifeent ships
Nm. IausCOt Hlbe!nlA lenea Mcclellan
Antarctic, blatltuuc' Ne rus lltrr-
Perseverance, Alnloh, hohslch OIL the sea-
Atmosphere, Cynosure, Auio'l
BENJAMIN Adams. Emerald lsle, Victory.
Sail Every Week.
Tor PASSAGE and Draft, apply 70
IAPsCOIl bROIHERS CO.,
$40 50 south street, New York.
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CHEAP FUEL-COKE 90 PER CHALD-
~ ron, delivered. for sale BY CRAPsEf 4 b. rms,
at 3U3 West 18Th u. Orders sent to the Manhattan
TO 3ls
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CLOTHING.

GNERCOArS, ONEECOATS, OyERCOATS.
~ \ lsrsc number OF unIe ieemed pledges Of over
cost Just received, such GATOR Ia uinsuI Mos
COW snu English beavers from IS 10 f5u. Also pants
and vests TO match. GEO LEV IL, AZ Bloome st.2sI
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
DPOOL.-ERIN sails Dec. 8lst LOUISIANA
ssA payable In currency. Apply W WILLIAMS d
GuIOS, ~ broadway, SS
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OAL-COAI-C0Ai-1 AM SELLING the
~ hest led ALI stove and esg coal tor two weeks for
SlO5U per ton Apply AZ the yard "a and 30 spring It
and 3il and S.9 Rivtnston 81 HENRY RING
Hal SER. S23
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.

Asother list Of military nominations,
about 300, were transmitted 10 the Sem
ate to-day by the President.
Tho House committee on military affairs
have prepared a bill setting out With u de
clarstion that it appears tina; many General
officers are and have been either entirely
unemployed or no. on duty corresponding
With their rank, thns holding commission.
and drawing pas without service, and stand
lag in the way OF the promotion of active
officers and provides this all Maj Gener.
ais snd Brigadier Generals who Oh the 10Th
OF March uext, shall not be in the perform
ancc Of service and for three months ccn-
t,anousiy next, prior to that date, shall BE-
dropped from the roll Of ihe army aud all
pay shall erase and the vacancies flied by
appointment or promotion. But this is not
to effect .thctrs absent from wounds or in
Consequence VI being prisoners ot war or on
parole. ANY Msj Gen. or Br Z. Gsn. sp-
pointed under act uf 1861, so droppe. fron,
the rolls shall .ut bc discharged, but ~
,aoved 10 h's former position a, . stall OF
line officer o. the regu!sr srmy.
Tee Presidents stable, located between
sho Treasury Department a.f the Esecu-
i've mansion, was destroyed to night b,
fire.. Tae carriages were saved, but six
horses perishei ia the flames.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
New YusK, Feb. IO

TIE steamer City o: Cork, from Liver.
paol tie 25th ami Queenstown the 2Glh,
has arrived here. TIE f,llJwng is from
the Cork p,pcrs If the 25 b:
BaEsLAu, Jan % "A singuibary conf .cr
between the insurgents nader d ,-sack, aud
the Russians, took place on the 18Th, in the
vicinity &c Cxenstocba,e Several wagons
filed with dead aud wounded Russian sol
ders have been brought into the town OF
OF ca 'nsfocha,e.
IRsNkFcRT.oN rHx-MAiN, Jan % At
yesterdays sitting OF the Federal Diet.
toe question Of tue withdrawal Ut the Aus
TRAN and Russian reserves from the FtdvIa.
corps Ut execution was discussed. 1t was
resolved that fresh reserves Of Federal
troops should be maintained.
BERLIN. Jan. pa debate on the bud
get As amended by the Chamber Of D. put,es
ro,k place in TO days sitting Of the upper
II use. The amendment vas rejected by a
laI &c maj 1rity, aud the government budget
wa adopted BY So against II