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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
Prom the Ds,roi, rrDups. stA,


On Tnu..da, se learned OF very remark
able incident ia connection with the ist
regiment Michigan engineer and mechanics
which eoes lar TO illustrate the old prosefb
TIA. .vhsn a woman will abe will dspsDd on
Il. cts
la the fall % 1861. young mao whose
nsmeh - not necessary 20 mention, con
ceivsd the Idea OF joining the above named
regiment lie had previously formed the
acuusintance of young girl living "a the
sAn.c village. whose proper name IL Marian
Green. and. Ia fact. became cnamored OF
her They wore engaged to be married, and
she psotes,ed against his going TO the army
Be. however. made up hi- mind 10 80 aud
40 he did. She threatened 90 follow. but
vas finally prevailed upon 10 stay az home,
hut only consented alter a solemn promise.
that Aes brave boy ia blue would ever
chstish aud regard bet AZ hls afiancod The
iollowinr Decembss. Miriam ufsen bid sood
bye 20 her lover At fpsl snti. having gone
there 10 sos him "0d for the vsr.
Letters lpa-ssd regularly tor months be
tsssn the parties bat Martin grew tired o.
being absent FROM her lover. and hssiiy 20
solved - lois him. This time she kept tbs
matte a psolounl secret. An oppoftunit,
vac soss offered, al she sci her wits q
work o. accomplish her Ioag desired Wish.
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4. ',.,,.s,u..,,, s1ss ~as suhseouentl,
e''.'-s -.'.I,.,.,., a,a il ,hs ann
- - ,sss ~. ,',ss,hs, 9TH many othe,
-, =. - - 81. o,g.nix,tlon
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a.sosS -, =. l..x. nome 40 /,
80 -. -. s-''as - 1,l..,'.. an. 80 400,
~' ~ Sons '''"e' - $500 -. go.
n''sse. s'a $3.50 -s.a 80, nom.
sssn'sk nes P'"'o"ees, $3.50 - - -.
No ea'uk- ~ ne' oee' s " -. -
-'f.o~ 49, -" $3.50 - -
% hsf ""''eso'e's ""'
When sne ~'.'Voa o"H" 49, 80
~ stf@sss1f sslo' - s',s'es ~ ....s
". ons, o"hk 70 "e1 oe'"s sfF'-'sDe''
sh"e vim 'as 'ss,"sA 1855 :, ="
ehe more s'N"'u' SUI "N"s'"'
sannst'ons ~ni oi tns1 means ~ esso"'
20 bear up ana"f 'ne 'a"k"e ADs she'"'""
soldiers NE
IA ss'tsts Written os hs' soses isl1@'ue'
ansn-refta, save ~ hes p~.e"ss' ne 'ee~ ~
sadly and lureiy Sou'd sac pave oe-s''s'
ban and ssop~d 9Th another, si'-f hss'ns :
| frequently ASSURED him 20 tne contrary ~
would rot tors moment entertain sucn Al
idea. That she would eventually prov
tue 70 her declarations. he ieit no doubt :
strange iofsboaings. however, cfept eve
hls mud, ard - worked upon nss ies'ies
that. u The fall. he va taken sek aud sen
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
FereteIIing Storms

Admiral Fi,sroy = nov ore Of the wonders
Of Great Britain De eits 10 his ofhee nesf
Lordon. sDd ever nothibg receives detailed
tolegrsphic reports from all prominent points
regarding all the meteorological pbenomena
n the day. and combining them be g enabled
10 5ssdict With great accurace the weather
for tbs next day. and the ne1t fs- days
The he doe, and lsiegrsphs bis prediction
back tor the guidance OF mariners some
times Il course, ne i mistaken bot as .
general thing be . surprisingly correct
Bnt that be can do this l. certainly one o
modern meteorological scisnce-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

THs Richmood Eaqui,sr evidently does
oot believe tL., ito war all last much lon-
ger IL advises ever Confederate ofieer
aud soldier - take one months pay N god
.nd give receipt ter al pay dGrisg The rs-
ma.oder OF the var. a. single nonsn's pay
10 gold you'd DO more 70 support them than
twelve months psY IN the present currency.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

THE Richmond DsspsfeA Of Eovsm s<r lie
y b ssys: .sAt meeting q the physicians
a Richmond, held Al the mayors ofhee yes
to-day, &c learn that their fses we're put nF
- tilsssy dollars per visis. To b sick IN
R,.hme..J ...-s eel ys called 4 fnxnr-y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

a wanna 10 tie Ricsmond Sentinel,
speaking Of blockade running. szys- .Pc-k
delivered a Wilmington costs at Least : 200
per barrel: sd % not believe that enough
Is Imported y feed the guards required TO
police the city and Keep the oioeksds's reg
uialsi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
ASONS WHY
You Should Prefer TO Insure
WITH TnK OLD
Insurance Co, Of North America.
PHILADELPHIA.

II i tho Oldest Insurance Company in
America bavins oonmero ed busines in lTet-ant
therefore sntitlsd 20 year confidence on The score
stability.
Q Il has done a successful business for
more iban 70 yeArs-tbet~hy demonstrating the
ABILITY % BE Management
Il hae u8liormy maintained, during
ste long Career, the NJ chest Reputation for inieS
III, Ard Honorable Dealing jaslfying, thereby
fali faith that your rights ~l receive fair and lib
ersl protsstioe.
4. II has paid Losses IN Cash, exceeding
seventeen Million Dollars. without the deduction
~ cent or lays delsy-s sun lent evidence o.
he Wealth 81 10 fefourceo. ~ sell a. disposition
20 laeet rsompily all liabilities.
D. Il has Dash Capital aud Surplus OF
over une Milton So Hurdfei 1honsAni polaff.
-seorsly invested -aH ample Guarantee against
Disaster 10 the event % unusnal and extrsorfins-
losses. witch heve oft,n swepi aweg cqmpaniee a.
limited meeusi
q. IL insurcs al the better classes Of
prcnerty on Liberal Terms Tor ierg or short Pc
TOD. .aA settles al homer claim fvr losses
Promptly and Equis by II no Agency vnefe the
In.ufance a ELECTED observing all ~ brsinsss
relatone the Gofdsu Rnfe.
HOSfoRD a BROWN,
dsclasam Agents
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
real ESTATE acsacv.


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And
fnCYfra nnn q nnN<~
AltCui oAVS okCutos
OoNFEfANOiN0s
And other writings carefully executed.
p..s,.,l.. -.,.,...,
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Notaftal BUSINESS.
t'Ok SALE-90 acres Of frst rate
iand es,ng lots 10 !. = . end 4. esss half o,
o.. y AL sAs er cfsseea s.. II. svest
~ .sme hsus. snd sooa vel. sbouf cne and q
-
On cALh--Seyen and a hall
Acres q trst rae lsad en- TIE North side Of The
city nv" ''s
AIs0-A g.. hrtlslnx IA, -srs.a =. a, -
sise 81 Ssrth "a street Nc ies 80, a. s.s, -.
Peks Factory
EOk SALk--A One story frame
Il hease .sa LOT an w.s, "a. % ~, 80. -,
i.s. r'eFooms, panty, cellar, pDt eisisfn ana
20 Al Ia Ee'a repair
DOR SALE---Ons storv Rr,.l
\ Bouss o. Fra street. cr,o.,,. fh.,,.',-.
MI R,cms. go,d cellar. wood sAsd ana eis,sr-
r>op $50
/ Il =" DNAs's-rs arm, ~ acres, :
- ~ - - =. "a tewn on The R><mington heard
49, 80 ~ Cultivation. balance soos
e a. "eo' hs~~c log house and stable. Fsics
@op cos
i II -Ohe STORY Frame
'.es,se utee 10. "a fusll's a Ushsrs aatitlea.
Az o,s a.. - - en''s ns".
lssin g.~efss f.lsissSn 80. s .e'~ coo ns
sis,ern rst re- lable ard nps sxsrl.s, ~ -,
en1 sserytlsnf 81 frri ate orssr '' " """
! FOR SALt.-One Story Cottsge
= So koosns "a Halt. rood cellar. well aud 4.
is,t. sooa ssaele sad wood he'd. Frame shop a
-DDe
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y niles sottb eat oiiosn, fine i've story fsms
! noese ~ S'oi repair, good osrn. carriage hsass
s,se = ca, = ton well isnsea IA - sss
eholoe isrll Q. sverr variety. rsrs bargain a.
non cnfr w so'V'
Il - - ~. Aees o' GOO
Lane, - niles Ns.i On Evansville rad.
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lem aut.bails,,.s f,nls a. p,,.- a. s'"' Ns
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DOR SALE.--TEN ACRES thre.
Il iniles south .eass. with hoe.e ofslx rooms s,os
sas ~s sa r. ss wss,s q a..
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

BUCRINGH ANS
Dec.l2d3~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

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The New York herald., 1864-12-16

MADAME GRiNDLg, FEMALE PHi srCtAS
~ Amy . ace esD be consulted on 2u disessrs
mae. Medicines ssts ana certNin. Jonv rtsnt roo
,saes who dasite goaG care and ned.cs s..rndsnoc
eouHnemsui.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

(sriday) atSss On, q swo osloc..
Hisssa, rsc. o u jane: @ Rss, % .ssS 8 y..rs
ne friends and relatives are respectfully requested 70
More street. this tFrdly) after sooo, O'clock
tnglish papers please copy.
RoSs,, ~ a 20 10 .sa asAn
The friends and relatives OF tbe family are invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence, 1si West
Baltimore papers please copy.
sIuARr-On Wednesday, Dscsmesr -. Of 1AsnAice.
CBARLEs j., son or Charles A. Stuart, aged 10 years
The relatives and friends u the family are rsspectiuy
invited 70 attend the fussra from the residence Of hi
fathes l2o West Thrsenth street, on Saturday Assr.
swEsrxAN In Brookyp. en- Wednesday, December II,
~ ms s.e resaenSe BEDFORD avenue o ssar siosnSs ave
Tho remains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery TINS
Fray) afte noon, al two o'clock for niermens Hs re-
laves and friends are invited 70 attend the funera,
without further notice.
skIDxoss Thursday. December Is. JAWS sxrpmosn
Tho relatives aud frenls are invited 10 attend the fu
neral at the residence OF her John sk,dmore Js
maica, oa Saturday afternoon, at one o'chck
sMaa.--On Thursday, December 10, EDWARD SMira,
His relatives and friends are invitedto attend the rane
rs on sunday afternoon a. one O'clock from mo resi-
dencs Of his father in ,w James Guthrie, No Hudson
dIace, West Thirty fourth street.
California and West Troy papers please COPY
1noAiSoy.-ALExAyDgR L. lHoMPsoN, aged IS years
Hs romans will be buried IN the Evergreen Cemetery.
fHuRsroS AT hts lae residence No 23S Ra, mond
street Brooklyn Tuesday evening, Decem ber 49, aier
short Illness rnoAAs THussroS, in tho 35sh year ot
bis age.
The remains were inferred IN Greenwood
WunPlEY.-on Wednesday, December IA, JotS K.
WnElpIEY, ia the 62d year OF his ago
Tho funeral viii Ike place Saturday morning. AZ
O'Clock, from his late -idence 662 ruome street
~ha relatives and friends The family invt0d 20 NJ.
tend, without urther notice
Sacramento Ca. papers please copy.
WAKE.-O.s Tuesday, December l3, MARIA WAas, wife
Of gorge II. Wake
The fr,eL ds ard acausntances res"eo,fuy invited
TO attend the iunera this lFrhay) nfier0O)n a. ono
O'clock from tho ressdeIce OF her saser, No III York
street, Brooklyn.
YouNG.-0n rhursday, December u.s. ELIZA A., daugh.
ter the lato Pac Young
Her friends those OF her orethere, Edwin and Jas
Youag VII ed TO attend the funeral, from NJ. 23l
West twentieth street, on Saturday mOraing, as zen
o'clock,
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

mrK--BIRKHECg.--On Wednesday evening. December
IA, Vt St. Jobn church, Brookyn BY Rev. eco sey-
Nour, SEoRCa N GEonGiE AsxA, eldest daughter
OF George beck, Esq, all OF me above pace.
HESpRiCKsoN --WoRLRy On Thursday, December If
by the Rev. = ID Burcha-d, at tho residence Of tne
brides fa.ner, DAvI, w. hHSDacKsoS 10 Miss SARAH E.
eldest daughter u nathan Worey Esq, all Of this city
MEILRN-HOrsEwoRrH.- TErrsday. December q, by
Rev. Aiie oxman. Mr. JUIIrs MsLlss MAsrBA c.
daughter OF Thomas Houseworth. Esq.
souIgR-COss.-cn Monday, December ~. a. -. Bar
thoomew church, by the Rev William Strunton, u. D, /,
HgSkY {. SauiER, Buffalo, N. y, 90 SARAH LYDIA
daughter Of Mr. Cn1t Cobb, " this city.
THgElER--Ds2IIs - Brooklyn. on Sunday, December
II ths Church ths BeEsei Virgin, by Rev. Patrick
Orosle, Mr.. fHx,DoRE THEsLHn Of Now York, 10 Miss
wARp--HEwnG--on "Wednesday evening, December
II, at tho hnrcn ~ the Holy ComMunon By the Kew
Mr.. Lawrence. JOSIAH q. WARD to j. tsIEun, younxor
daughter OF tho late H0rat0 ". 6swilt.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
LORD Lyons' RcsiGnation.


We have reason to believe that Lord Lyons, her
Majesty Minister y. Washington has se1t his
nation III health. 0ccasioned by w.ared exertOD In
the performance Of his duties, has ed
informed to this determination part OF his Lord
snip, whose services, under pecisurly dsaK circuo.
scarcely be sprsciaed In their fuil extent
We think JUSTIFIED ID saying that tae tc ,eiG
ms si eSng between Gieat Britain aud tho called
United States Of Anercs DUE in the rst degree to
and temper displayed by lord Lyons in his iuter
course with the sovernmea. Of Washington.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

MEDlC.l4.

A FFLlCrED FEaALEs CONSULT DR. POWERS
~ krauklin street Co1suls ~ eariy relief
view. Ingsii6lc sre his French feTildlcei Drops.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
4 Social and Political Revelation at
Hand In Great Britain.
LORD LYONS, RESIGNATION.
Tho Resignation Of Ministers Adams
and Dayton Spoken Of
TIE REBEL MANIFESTO TO TIE HOsARCHS,
&Ss &c.. a

OR European Dles snd rpsca correspondents BY the
oaada dated TO the 26.h Of November reached hs CITY
from Boeton early yesterday morning, with very inter-
estng and somewhat important details OF the tele
gsslhO report ON HALIFAX, published In tho HERALD
hsa Monday.
fhsro . IN Paris to the effect that NJ. Day
~ aud Mr. Adams about resign their positions
Ministers OF TIE United States the Courts Of France
aa1 England.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

nR wNrspN-AN OH ASD SDESPRRTEScRD pr
~ utOner, ~ eDsb 90 IL guarantees IN all pr
Ctsos ~ safe remedies Az NtaYut chan ~ nf diet
Dr.. from business Cat a. 60 Brvz!way. nesk b
the Met Opoatan Ii1leL
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

TUE CHEAPEST FUEL IN sP-cOKE-REDCCEt
4 20 % pei chaldr6n, deir rrci from Manhsnsn Ga
WORKS. asst Fourteenth stfeit 0ac-. avenue ana Fat
tcsnIh street JOHN SMITH.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

-SrIRIr TEST MEDfUI.-JESsEE wNTeRMf
~ DASFoKIfi. meLicsi and tusness clairyoyanl eui
by magnetism. Rooats. i5 w.verley llase near ca
nue. ~ q hail opp fsito entTancc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

HENRY WINTER DAVIS made great speech
in Philadelphia last Saturday-the speech Of n
statesman. One of the sparkling passages In II
was this:
Tie question Is not whether hr LINCOLN has done
the beat tha; any mrd could conceive. nor even the
hr. th- he himself coud have done nor whether what
be- has done was absolutely right or absolutely In nc
corancc with law but the question is EhotEer nisoppo
mont vuld do better lie las GAYS d-lln g!!shed
Senator Of Maryland In a most elaborate and auie
speech In Brroklyn the other day, in behalf OF NC
CLELLAy appointed weak and Incompetent men 20
tie command OF his armies say yes, MO- LELLAh "a.
the head o. them. lGroat applause. They say tia,
be has punished aud excluded ron Office and Io'lfon
men, merely because they were The friends of GEORGE
T. MCCLELLAN lsay yes and lI!Z jonA POTTER @H-
ono OF them. lGreat applagse They say that Tue
WIZ has not been conducted viii that energy wan
which & Ought 10 have been conducted anC EhiCh ou6t
long since to have stamped ont the Rebellion. say
and the greatest OF all failures WIS TIE il1ro oi
GEORGE H. MCCLELLAN who wasted the liryesi army te
Republic has over assembled IN idesess ia and around
the city 81 Washington. for nearly eight months ben
Not nr third HIS number Of enemies were within thirty
Eve miles IN his 'front.' and he did not dae 10 feel them
with squadron OF cavalry 70 ascertain !her
number fApplsuse.l Yes. opportunities have Deen
lost. 1hero was no opportunity equalto the opportunity
If GF0RGE b. Mc,' LILLIAN In the Fall NJ 1901 and the
Spring II ls62. "Lost opportunities Ayc creator
one when broken AND flying army with vast river
.. ts r.,r vas allowed to escape without pursuit. and
that Was by GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN after Autie' m.
| Appleu-e IL may be that the war has bveh b'oi
,oIduefgd istGltbin mat Tue h'irt hl.1 VI
duat have been those parts which have been attributed
fo GroK0Y j. HC'LLLLAN. Il IL certain tbat There
hnye been failures There have been 10 iar'I 80 as.
...-o, 80 continued 81 ineYougao "a the Nts,ro =.
4 Ia POM, .ular crmpaiKn Applause There nave
h, e,girre here has been no ailnre mat rested on
;hc good fifth Of Gny cin-H ctoepths DItiL a he n
lucky and MCCIFILANs and 0Vta tvi.lLl : iai'
ure at Tue second Bull Run battle. great applause
Concede that the conduct Of the war nos p'ea weak
agree everything that antal niss says mo aot
that the war has continued for fnnr ears ~ltnost th'
rebellion being broken. is because GEoRGs u hcc ILL
Ian with the uncontrolled disposition Of al the ar
Of The United States for nearly year, lcs i aS is H.
unhroken Applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
T.sH FsssssSNE.

Notwithstanding the enormously increased
s,nepses attending the publication Of The
TRIBUNE, occasioned by the employment
of numerous army correspondents an other
liberal expenditures, as well as by the I'D
vance III the price Of paper and other materials we
have resolved, for the present at least not to IN
crease the subscription prices Of either our Weekly
or Somi-weekly papers, but to continue to furnish
Them OF g. and So respectively, per annum; being
The same prices which were established more tnsn
twenty years ago, when the cost was only abont
one-thin, of what it is at the present time. ON
Terms will be found below, and we wish II TO be dis
tinctly understood that these Terms will be
strictly and literally adhered to- and that no o'hei
ATTACHMENTS or discounts than those mentioned viii
DO allowed in any case whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.


The Canada, from Liverpool Oct. Ii and
Queenstown Oct. Is, arrived at Halifax yesterday.
bringing two days later news from Europe.
The Spanish vessel captured by the Niagara
T. believed to be the Cceron which left Antwerp on the
9th for Cadiz She stopped the 10th by the Nj
agars and Sacramento and anchored of the coast until
fbe l2h when she was released. Her destination Is
reported to he NstsuoTas.
The statement that Capt. SEMMEs had left
England in the bark Laurel is denied by the captain o
that vessel.
. The National Banks Of Europe are raising
their rates Of discount. In England It Is at present
nine PEI cent? in Paris eight in Italy nine in Cal
outta twelve.
The instruction Of the Arabs in Algeria is
Is again spreading. Engagements on the Goth and h
OF September resulted in eco Arabs and $50 French
soldiers being killed and wounded.
II is reported that the definite peace between
Denmark and the German Allies will soon be concln
ded. One Of the leading papers OF Copenhagen again
that II peace should be concluded in accordance
with the preninsries under discussion. the claim
Of king Christian TX to The Danish throne would cesse
and Prince Frederic Of He.se entitled to succession Of
Denmark proper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28


BrGuNroy Oct. 10. 1864
CFyTrnrS The hard cold tool few days since Al
unn gathering still niiiiot5 NE. and intericIes
seriously with the freedom Of spco3h' that am 10Y
The present, much to my regret compelled 10 abstain
from oil forensic effort But there enough In the
ield rally the uassos and when they mOVea victory
for truth and Union is far OF. Pcunsy Gn.l OHIO
and Indiana have shown ne the Of the popular
currents and lei not believe. permit others 20 DO
So that the Empire state is less patriotic than Eer
noble ssicTs. IL UO' now though tie cOrtn< NJ
omdinter OF tho Chicago Convention after the 9Th Of
November would be taxed under the lnicrna Revenue
law us beaten copper" The uncomfottab position
In which they have placed Gen. MCCLELLAN for whom
bespeek your sympathes shuw- them to hr both cruel
ard esacting. They declare The failure in the
faoo 81 an armed. unsciupulOus and WHY enemy,
and propose TO afgciafs for Peace after admitting
that The Rebellion has mastered rs.
Upon this poor abject and jaded nag they place the
GenrrnI and then exhnrt him 10 ride into the hta
Huugo though they know that he is entirely unae,us-
toned Ia forcSd MARCHES. Evidently fearing the snccrsi
VI the peace policy at the risk Of both spe'd and 6'uo
The General endeirors 20 place o on tho rar tor
travelling IN opposite direction from ma own. and j.
nst pructicing more erffHdsd B0rcm.Hs than an!
his military experience has afforded. Dean SWIFT,
though clergyman was accustomed TO give way to III
wit s0msincs NJ the expense Oh his sennrnll0 On onr
ooc asion tailor who had lad aside his shears ad
press board for lie desk ana tio BiDe sought q coniute
ihe Deans yiows upon some passage II Scripture.
which no cited. The Dean Yielded Gracefully but said
there was cno passage h!e had occnsiOnet linn great
embarrassment. said he To tho tailor. / have boon
reading IN Re, elGtioas that sn angc camo down and
stood one foe, on the sea and The other ON dry
land; now 10 le9 within your line 10 tell how many
Yards III cloth IL would take to make him pair OF
brccchcsi hare never learned that The clerical taller
ever gave answer; bat ifhe did the Genoral should
by all means ind IL, a have lls measure taken &C.
coidingly. The latter H. however. b. done. aud that
most elirctn.liy. ON the 9Th dry OF Noyember.
Yours truly, ID. = DICKINSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
Fairfield Ceuniy A~ake-smmfn.e Eashu
sinsnn.
Special Dispatch to The N. I. Tribune.

spceiL Dispsl ch TO The N. !. Tribune.
BRIDdEPoRr. Thursday, Oct. e. lSA.
The most magnificent political celebration
eyer known in the State Of Connecticut held todar
in this city IL was expected to DO grand affair, bo
il has exceeded Gil our expectations "0ld Glory" IT,
umphnntly floats from thousands Of places. Flom Gag
stes across the streets, from windows snd from the
hands Of earnest men and fair women. 1t has beea
great gain day for tho supporters Of " Honest Abe"
The decorations exceed anything Of the hnd ess
heG,re witnessed The Sterling Hotel was decorated
by the proprietor's son. GIgAgD WILSON, with Jag
from every window, and many other attractions Tha
procession was some fgo miles long. New Havss.
Norwalk. Eew.Csnaan, Stamford. Darien. Ncwtovn,
and nearly every in the county was Iepre'sntsd
ELIAS HOVE, IT,, raised the talIest liberty pole in New
England. lie was bound to get the stars and Stripes
az near heaven as he could Tonight his immense
factory Is Illuminated from top to bottom. Il l. spsn
did sight
Hon. LEWIS r. CAMPBELL and Hon. HENRY j. KAY
wo,D made two powerful and impressive spcechss'
To.nigh, Franklin Hall is crowded TO oyerilowins'
Cen. O. s. TgRRY and Cen +. w. CAN'T are speaking.
Tho enthusiasm Of the people Is beyond anything ~
have ever knovn in any campaign. Hcads up-sS'sa
bright. We will give you n coed report November D
The "Coppers" are sque!ched
+. W SAITH. JR. TX Com