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Hetie unb etebt fpteeer AuStunft mite 3ubpr Iber ole @eeen.
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tiub SInae orunbiib GnS nnb spnsn @iorhsn psrsssrsn e i
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8. @ae ndbe BaItimcrefr., rben I'M erhen TIccr. l26int3N
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gBihtin nnm itiarn Mecr.
Gihe 4iratcnbdnSe auf einern Sal. Sampler
ncrhnffrf. ~.

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}6jfte, I'M ben Sampler Guatemala 81 fapern
Die @eri6p6rung tpuroe aber entOedt uno Die
Niraten on @oro oes Samplers perbaftet.
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&htuer 8auDcrcia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sue Brsunet, ptI&e etrsm neusN Eauceretn beitrete
mplen, Imeresn eriu&t, F6 9tenaGG 8. Des. Ibenss 8 lib
Bet Srn. GaStb &eas. Ns, 1SS 3OatnsfraSs Gle pen 56rf
6e+fr.. etnjufnhen.
(SNfc) 3. &euS, ph. 81 II 8, 6. Z If.
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Nreoerice s G~alpertOn MpAS 05aus
2Serctu.

Tie Nfitsltebtr bsS Bel mir Bis iebt beRansenen Trsherta
Artnur Blusereias fs hermit in ReHntntB eefekt, has I'M
ter sbisem Ndmen berieibe f~crtsefuhrt rrs. Mle ste fh
baron betbetltsea pp1en, Rnb biernntt pria6t aM 5rettAs 9
DEG. Abents Z rtr set benz n~ntsr3ti6netsn fA te&t sabl-
reid einjulineeu. &arI S6~euerMann,
Srthert& eppslte Galpettpn HcaA
(29npe5nl@ s Bat6er 5aN. e{Gt4 z.
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Worldnffoe Mn7eioe.

DER arbeittr s. fang Streia bait am 9 Weikna@tetas
&c. De3.. tinen Baa In Der Re@arteS SsH as uab Site
feline %rtrebrttu Srsanbe unb @trsn- WettsI'eeer UNI ee fSRts
Nstijnabme. Sm Muftrase 81
(SaXRp) 90S G pntt e.
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Grhc Maticnol sNunf BON Snltimerc
ben 80, Nps. 1851.
gsm l. DECEMBER an pirS bteie 8ant
Ocpcfftsn
in tIingenoer WIn5e,
In Wfunse rnds ablbAr, a~nne5msa. Sp Aufrag
(3ee3 8mlidI1 5. 9. NsrrtS, @dGfrer.
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McOcmue CLAMPS.

gerfsnen, wsl&e 1~auibriefe tDerSsl pser dntere @apisr
~ ~recurhiren taseu, t6nnen bic ~n5tttsen Clamps ertdltei
IN Der t &ecrrb . fftret
(Sa) Gde st. PAUL Il. Qertnatenfr.
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,jif,ls Nll5ei0eil.

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ane eerasit. gum 50. stets DSrt Sol. Hast. sebDrt, t6nren
rrttttae Rad t&teN nter itren Ssbn erbdlten, mern iie Gb
relSsn Set seSrs Blum am athmsnS 5earrt, Ode srn 5rp-
arshr., psr tn yip. % DIT prattRr. (SMDt)
0eicbenfe.
SD made birrnit Die ~trsetenfe Mnieise, kAs t& cine
ihSne unb erpes Nuswabl GiiberbaHtr. Decentralization
NIT eOlUrtrten Btleern unp Gabere gS&sr fur jetes alter urS
jesen Stanb oils @efhent rGHeus, S~Crratbtg.. babe uas !bttte
uni s~sneisten 3nIpru@.
Mud laIe i'd gum AbsnnireH ttn auf be Criminal settun9
uHs Garrp6if1e SIAtter ais 0artsnIdube, Bazaar, Slutrtrte
sDelt u. + 10.
g. 8 nAbGuIe
Hp. 28X I. prdttfr..
5mtiden xrebertffr. unb Mavib Dtartet space.
Heutfdbe SudbBanSIting. (bt5-3l
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&c. q. Nc1etriffifdae8 acurnaI

M .. NcHetrtttttdBtS NfpuHndI.
Su ndGaer hummer hes .Seastrihtl&ea SpurnalS.
tNr. 80 esm 2. 2Hi. testnnt Der neae Genaa:
v9ie perlOrene 9anbihrift,"
ssa O naaSRrettas hem btratptsa Serfadtr pSa
. g ell unh5 RbeR". 9Rhtm 10 areHnbe etner srkie-
Oenen 8eetare aaf htfts ssrjusli&e Btrt aufaerfan ina&s
bite tt neue &bcnnemsnts fur se 3eitunB tpfprt Sa mel
ben, unn ATE &afts6se Sixttlid a~usfdtrea aa Rnnsa.
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6eIOenfe.
GDfe.

Die 3euGtsaS Gcarasnie ben Bdlttnpre hat rem Trets
Der Cote rtlu,irt Mnb Itsfert btefelbe na@ irsens etRem
EbetIe Der StGbt far ster DrGIarS te 8arteuldsuns
ssa 25 9nfbeln. EtdesS fnf tn Ger Office, Ste. 10 Sputbar.
gu tdten. Sp~fePbBrrwn
NsDt Sefretdr.
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QlprIGuline NaI.9ln1eiae-

Ditirtn Greanhen unb Httanntsn bic t~prlduFse Ansetse
has th AMI smeiten Debna6tsiGs In Der @ efern &kt-
n q 1alle wteeer etnea ercsen Yrivatbaa athalten Eeree.
Hateres ipdter. Sptn SIanE.
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Oer(onat ultO Qe)ud)t.
3uOerR0utrn ii 0ll 0gtlNletDen
2u perfaufen:

81 perIuuItH.
&ine l66n siaseri&tete unb ~eaasbare Itrtbfaaft nit g1
5dteu ntbf einer bretidGrtsen Qedfs 1T fOfsrt btGte ~ Der
tdnfen, weHa man I'D pbne Ber3as EsIcst in Der 4Sede
Office. tS "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-14

Prapg & Co, of Boston, are bringing
out series of exquisite lIttle pictures, Of
the Carte de pinte style, which deservediy
attract the attention OF lovers OF art. They.
represent sumner aud winter landscapes,
flowers, American biFds, autumn leaves.
butterflies aud moths,-in short, animate.
aud iuanimata nature, with degrees Of.
truthfnluess and q delicacy oGstoue6 which
are hardly excelled by the finished pencil
of the best artists yet the process by
which they are made is the common one OF
Iithographic printing iu eolors, but il is
refned with such exact skin as TO bear The
likeness Of paiustaking-labo upon the
easel. Il ID less than Two months since
the Introduction of these wonderful little
works of art into this city, bnt ;hey have
already taken a fast hold of the admirers
OF The beautiful. TorepFoduee the gorge,
Gus tints of autumn foliage. The splendors
of brilliant plumage, the features of q
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landscape, the .bues Of butterfly, upon
the plain surface of white card, aud TO
do all this with a rigid regard to the ext
gencies of nature as Well,as of art, reouir.
ed an artistic mind and practised hand.
The success OF Prang's artists is marvel
of patient application and poetic Instinct.
Ten series of these pictures have been pro.
duced, aud it is bard TO say-which rs the
best of the collection. where ali are 90
good.-NssO Fork EVsniag Fosi.
We have received number of the above
specimens. They are really novels of natu-
raj beauty as we'll as artistic merit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-14

the second day at the Wilderness, nor a
single wagon, since the campaign opened.
All,prisoners unite in asserting that Lee
is dumbfounded at the present conduct of
our army. Immediately upon his getting
orders from JEFF Davis tosreturn to Rich
mopd aud withdraw from our front at the
Wilderness, he dispatched brigade across
the Rapidau, and planted!aEtillery so as TO
command Germania Ford, supposing of
course Ihat:tve were to pursue our usual
course Of fighting and then falling back.
The brigade remained there one day aud
two nights Without any chance OF attack
ing our retteating columns, and only had
the effect of turning buck onr wounded.
The perlinacity with which Grant hangs
to him is 80 unusual and so unexpected
that Lee is perfectly Depildered.
Gen, TslbOt was captpted last night, aud
bis horses taken from him between Acquta
Creek and fredericksburg on his way to
tue army.
Gen. crit,enden went TO the from. this
morning. 0
Up 70 Monday night the reserve artil.
lsry bad not been brought into fire. 1t
was supposed to have sn botly ut work
yestefia beyond 5ttsyllauia Court.
House. IA :, 49,
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lfyOu do, use
HooAand's German Bitters
FrO# ). &s'gtOa BrOtVn, D. D., Editor ofths Eney-
elopedia Of RsifQi0us Knol0Ledqe.

Frozs j. Ns'gtOa BrOtsn, D. D., Editor ofths Espey-
ctopSdia Of Rsiigi0us KHO0LGdge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines III general, through distrnst OF
Their ingredients and ELECTS, yet know OF sut-
Gent reason, why nAu may testify the benht
he believes himsefto have received from any simple
preparations, IN this hope that e may thus conIriO-
ute TO the benefit of others.
do oIhis the more readily in regard to Hoo1aud's
German Bitters, prepared By Dr. @. NJ. jackson, OF
this city, because WAS preiudiced against ior
many yeAu1 under the impression tia. they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted TO my
iriehd Robert shoemaker, Esq.I tor the removal CT
this PrtJudlco by proper teEts and for eicnursZ e
ment tO try them, when BGiIeEJug from great aud
long continued debility. Tho use Of three bottles
OF these BitIerss Gt the beginning of the present
year WAS followed 10y evident Telis and estOraEiOu
to degree Of bodily and mental yigoI which had
not tet for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating 1 tneE ;nf God and
PhfIAdelpN t,June %, 1851. . '''N"''
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AT NO. l1S1z MAIN STREET,
(uOrnbroOks BuiIding.)
tD-opeu iOr students DAY aud evening.

(uornbroOk'B Building.)
DoPen for Students day aud evening.
'lNHE purpose OF this institution Is to in.trnct
Il yOulg Lhen (and women tSUJ IN TN, priuciDles
in AccouuLautship Its CONGO mIRntS
BOOk-K e EPING,
stripped OF It's absurd vsrbiage and ancient nro.
lixlIy and intrcAey, aud astapIed 10 tho -mndsrn
mode OF doing uuhnsss, especially in the Uuiitd
States tS tho leading subject ofHtten;iUn Is LGWs
Whicn are as exact, uuerrinE aud Tree from .xcr.
tlou as those OF nature cOInprissd in Vbry lew
words, nrst male fanIiInlr 10 Le student ,rl,n
who Is then cOuduc,ed LnrOugh coarss OF urlct,cA
Book keepIng, Numerous 0vts VI ouoks In EFeat
variety 81 iorif, TIL ils luus Acquires mastery Of
to any kind OF business.
a WRITING SCHOOL
Is open day aud evening, attended by both laSiss
Snd gentlemen, where, IithUuL lie fGl
eouFse, q gOod hAud-wrrung eau be obtained IN a
ARITHMETIC,
Gndits application 70 all laaunor Of -
coUNTIk G-HOUsE CALCULATING,
receive the atseuIion thor primary ttO ,rtnnee de-
mands. rns stulsnt WIlI bv made 4cqlAinteti with
several modes 0t Calculation not found 10 Oo0ks,
tondlns srsktly 20 tue aObrsVtatiJn VI MS work
There opeu Lhe student sliso 4. coura,ot
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eompristug Poitteai Go6uouay, C-ufasreihl Law .6o
GsASss, FIllAnes, bAlihs and Ourrsnry5 aso iaxins
VI eminent Busl4Ieas aleu IN reSard 10 IN, hT.,
msthods oE. e0thueung business successfully aIid
aVOlulng failure.
IhstractlUns IN tho above sdbiec,s are int,,r.rr,
ed win Il4xlHiS aud Lnruie4iIons Lahdng q, ~,
formation OF ngh Character meu and cliiEeii,
4ne e0arse OF Instruction - iutended 70 DC n,
coulprohensiys and tuUrUngn a. tI,at ii ar AZ ,b.
gomniEeiAi CoiieSaa, whis Ehe expense 10 ths slu.
dent u much less.
1. l. IL bess ieaAve 70 refer thHae 70 whom he 1,
unknown 20 G1e Ot1eerS VI The banks in Wheeling
And bridgeport end especially 70 Ia. stpaanLs.
TERMS, &c.
For tho full curse above indicated ths tuition
lee Is $Sly p4J Abs Oa eutertng. CVr Ino Tequuits
0tauk 0jOks -. Tins hnliGtod; 70 rstaas. % a..
Turn at pleasure. Tls oOursS u GsualIy e0mpIotoi
in from two 70 thfee m0atls isn5
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PR1oEs.-Large siss, holding nearly double
qulnEity, 81 per bottle; halfdoGsn, S.. Small sfze
100 per bottles half dozen, 81
81 For sale by BFuEgts and Dealers everywhere
ln tha 6uitea States, aud By al the DruEgiStfEn
Dealers In wheeling. oetss1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-14

MO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. Once,
No. l, McLure House being the same oftice formerly
occupied by Adams bxpresS Company. april
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9ailggntEtligeutcr
From the Army of the Potomac.

NeUs to 8 o'clock on Wedns,day MOrning-
4 Furious Battle on 7ussaay-zHe Most
Terrible Fighting of Modern Tfnes- Our
Artillery at Work-Reeklessness of the
Re6sts-THey Try to Seize our Supply
Trdm-7Hey are Foiled the Trains Sc
cure, the Fight Over for the Day-.Lee in
a oPerttous Positton-He lrakes his Slightly
Wouaded go into the Ranks Care of our
Wounded-Herotsm Of our ZrOops-We
hare Los. thus far 10000.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THs PoToMAo,
"Wednesday. MAY ll-8 A. Al

Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
Arrivals and Departures.

Posr RovaI-S,eamsap Flu ton-Colonel MORA
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis. Miss Remington, Mrs
Rem ngton. Mrs NJ Unoerhi l. Mis- A Hume. Miss Y
Hume. Mrs l. Br, ant Miss Howard, niss Lynch Mis-
II Dojman Surgeon Sw II lady. Two children nn ser
want; Ehock lady and child Ass slant Army surgeon
Cleaner and lady, Mrs Mars Gay and lour chidrn Cnsps
Dyer. Jr; Mckay Captain Mccullough. w l. Oswald.
Alden Il iHlietL Nv Ingarso, NcSris, z uofdy, O
randeIbere. Lroch Stsison. X Dodae, SN allow
u y Ha,nes, Captain Is Norris tapian Morley Captna
Genssn Captain e Dexter captsin Bonhan Captain
Nisho s. Captain j Il Hoips, CAPITA n J James, x No
Gryer G s Marindxio, q W Brown, Baird. j sey mour
james. Capt M axe. Lieut. Commander VIM GamhiSs
United stn,eg Nav; Fleet surgeon Vim johnson, une4
States Navy Assistant Surgeon RendeL United States
United States Array Lieut. i Stirling. nited Stsie9
Army; Lieut. II Ballard. United Staics Army; Lieut.
Teacher, United States Army; Lieu. VcHomcs, unted
Lieut. 5 DoubdaE United states Army; q s!olssA.
Capt j hoIc. 9 NcHenry. n Tay, ( Grant 81 Grant
Frase Ii Brown il shar,e. Degraw A Van Tasscl, j 3
Cheesnan, Arblc. " II Most, II Crorck NJ II, "
Kcnn;sh, Jcmyan, Beam, A Durham, W Willsinaa
Ward. Cabin 1903; st1rrage l0k ToA. IT.
MeGneur lad, and child Mr. Henderson lazy and dausnie
Mrs Stewart aud daughter Mr. Hauert lady saa child Ntse
Sttniy. Seymour lad sud three CHI dren; Ar VIZ.
williams and lazy, MIR Chapman, ad:, chi and servan
Meesrs Duconge Nath Law Pnces Price Green tseoe
Rediy, Cenrce, Binlatnur Plot Gasakoaia Brown,
Banned, Verricin, Holman, Holland, Caldwell, stewart
ker. Capt MI - Wherlck. s. Erddy. Mr. liloiseA
ard lady, Miss StDmad, Mr. potninngucz ead lay, Mo
PeIcva and servant AIR Rubet ANA lady. MRS WheeiecA
ana chic Miss WIAns Misc KountL. MISS II EountI, Mrs.
GRAY, Mr. sewers, lady aud chi dren From Hasana-Ds
Santos and lady. MIRA McCrendy ana fanr Mr. Miiasne
and lady, Capt Siupson aud lady, Messs tnser BohesA>
Craig B.onew Sousa Corsock, Garcia. Hollis Rich -.
Dr VI 8an.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, July 8. 1854
The pas, week has been eventfu financial cir.
eies, ana was attended with unusual degree OF
excitement. The resignation OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury OF which hint whisper given previous
20 the announcement OF the fact, for a time
siderable sensation IA Wall street, which, however
would have passed away without disturbing the ordinary
ccurse Of Affairs II had been accompan BY the
statement that David Iod OF 0lio had been selected by
Mr. LncoIr 20 Ill the position. This was tco rauch
90 be endured and confusion was created. When
the fact became Known however, that Nr. Tod had
wisely declined she appointment, and that the President
had recommended ana tue senate confirmed the nona
son OF Rm Fit Feasenden, OF Maine the OF
Mr. Chase, matters que.od and business resumed
its accustomed channels. TIE important movement
vas the sudden repeal Of the GoId bl joint resolution
20 that ecct having passed both houses o. Congress
within the space OF an hour. This had the eject o.
materially reduein, premium and afordng sats
faction 10 all classes OF speculators. Gold during
che week has ranged besa,on 2l5 and 200,
difference or sevent,1ve per cent which Is un
paralleed the history Of all financial movements The
transactions OF day, tfrdAyl showed variation OF
sixty hye per cent rose from 243 TO 900 In hs
morning. and sud ieny Tell in the afternoon TO 2o5
stocks have NOS been cb influenced by the advance
in gold ana they weaker at the end 0, the
week than they were al the commencement
The acting Secretary OF Treasury has given notice
that the proposals Tor tue oauce OF The 7b goo o0p osn
corresponding with that able 10 1851 is withdrawn,
and that all proposals. VIII be Immediately returned 10 tho
oierers. This movement indicates new financial policy
the part of the Of Ar Chase the main fea
lures oil which viii probably 10 made NANTES, TO The
public in tie course OF days.
Before Congress sdogrns additional tax bin win
most likely be passed. which viii Increase tho annual
"a the extent OF Al least hundred millions
over the estimates Of the amoan the present b viii pro-
II In almost certain that Mr. Feesendsn viii occep, the
appointment CT Secretary OF the Treasury Rad oung the
present week may no safely calculated that financial
Affairs viii become settled, business will again
return 10 its ordinary channels
The following quotations OF railroad and mis-.
seaneous shares At close OF zach o: the past four
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scenery. Speaking of bsthsu reminds me q .
laushabls incident that happened lass sunday and
which must toll your readers. Il was abous
eleven O'Clock h the forenoon, the tide still
very high, and party OF men were seated ON
she sand, rugged out in all that horrible toggsry
constituting o bathing dress. when viewed from
lance tho group resenbed many internal canibas,
engaged in their tsrtaran revery They had buried
81 their number in the sand aud left only his neck and
head visible and be- poor fellow appeared 10 enjoy the
run as much as his comparisons, who still continued 10
men were seated IN OF the zrbors calmly view the
Insnceuvre. and wondering 10 themselves what nexs
Presently two OF them seized the sanded by the
ankles, and commenced dragging him into the surf but
a. that very moment wave Of gigantic proportions
rolling towards them in ali its grandeur, but which The
party wore unable 10 see owing to the fact they
were going backwards scarcely bad they proceeded
the depth OF two three feet in the water when tins
wave struck them with such tremendous force TO lay
Two OF them posTee, rolling clean them aud carry
Ing the third It's Greet, dep0ztag him high and dry
the breaker first struck him. There was a long loud
laugh INDUCED Ia by those who Witnessed this diversion
aud as the two cesen heroes from their walerY
coucb rubbing the brine from their eyes and trying
dsgorge some Of the sais water they he'd managed
swallow, thsy presented most iudcgous picture and
quite study for an artist.
Tie weather has been peculiarly appropriate for pic
ncs and many little parties daily 10 fish for crabs Ia
The placid waters OF Pleasure Bay Altogether this il
80 spend few days and seated tho ample payzss or
Ia Tho cool and inviting parors OF the Nationa
look out upon tho broad eapanse of lid ocean," and
enjoy at once lis grand symphonies as IL up
along the beach in firing cadences and close
proximity Of the most iuy1rous refreshments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

SrNAsSHft A@uENsfoNs juno 20, ipns
The undersigned. passengers the FIRST TIP OF toe
steamer washington great pleasure 10 returning TO
Captain Dueesne anu officers their thanks Tor hn
NriUrn eoufresy with which have bcen teaiec during
their very pleasant paFsage between hsvre srd New ora
Rarely tucy had OBI ortuuty record Rrcuter dts
pey OF hbcray efficiency and deccrum than has distin-
euished cvcrS had OF the General 1Bnsst
hntu Ucsp te adverse winds and rough weather
the vessel nsie short passage the accom-
mndsous have been O. Superior character and thst quiet
Inability wbicn more an physical attsntion makes Of
a population household aud OF shpia home has
ia itsted eunnt has ked the
anu The end the voyage been subject OF regret
rather tHan 81 cungfatN alton.
With many thanks 10 Captain Duchssne and his Officers,
subscr ourselves. chesrfulJ Comic de Lakon
chre, Manuel feTeI r, Terfand, Aurelio Perez, X y,
la uss, - Rsvenhill, Henry Ulmstead Jno oLnsead,
A. 6a tier Pedro Perez A. r. Bradford, Joanues A.
Nsiteson, y; Afansue, Geo. 4 Igwnsnd Geo W. Var.
Henry Pine. I'd ~ Urre, H. Spring w, Turner, Albert
Hertz Conrad Tanchcr, Ernest Darnie, q. Fhpo Geo.
Beohtod. q. Ca TO 4 and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
Another Letter from Thurioyy Weed.
lkrom the Albany Evening journal. Lnly II
1HE tyHSI.G roST, nc, gro.

TIE .yYsI.G POST, nc. Ero.
The Tr,riac T. 81 provoked controversy by advising
Nr Lincoln TO "sec Gle OF such fellows as the under
signed IL charged falsely with ''cbarterinr the
stelner Catalina TO the eoycfnment J. sigmatzed me
ather or the LOBBY IN the "ptogress OF human
cvenl.i Erenr5g i'of proprietor Is removed
Office and held to BAH upon charge OF defrauding the
government, wnlc another Eccpia1 Post assoc stands
forth prominently as lobby AGENT ., Albany tbe col
of tho rot being has capital stock, mixing up bills
for benefit o; The its pfoprctofs along with
miscellaneous jobs.
under this exposition the Erenpq Pos chales Is raw
was touched. Bat instead Of that scxpressIye sence''
which, while the Pos, mad character, would be
come H. Goodwin kccps on 0irdit.ng SHY articles y
His last however being extract fram Dickens
Heves the stupidity Of original abuse AWAY euioy
ritkeus, aud. 'fagaD should conclude 20 d. bust
mess that ine the STAFF OF The kcetny ot viii furnish
sabodnatcs creiitabie 70 the genius aud traiains o.
nCharley raies,n Air. boter' and ''rhkps."
Mr. avid dudley reid, IN sunsidns letter, reads mo
out HE parry THIS IL rs Should be, for w attempting
10 ftaternze the scripire, when PROMPTS the yoking
OF an OK ass would be violated We separated in
1852 when sitter the election, Mr. ield proposed that
he ed the democratic element aud that, ~ enjoyed
the confidence the whg section OF the republican
party we shoad work together tuat he could hclp me-
aud that could help hra aud that: primarily lie desired
t. he United States senator.
seecon OF men Tor nigh positions wa governed BY
public considerations, consulting aNhss so iar as any
snntmcut existed the views aud wishes of my party.
Mr. Field ursed that these thnRs we're always bAod by
LENDERS who, when their candidate agreed on, made
public sentiment insisted that N he case referred
70 sentiment alre- dy existed that there wa general
expectation prestoa hing should be The Senator Mr.
I!ec however T. Albany ami took bis oapces oi
seuntur With what result is Known. lle made up his
min then that ought 20 90 onl o. his party.
hr. Greeley demands The uaint the "gepueinas u
high position who informed the that he had received
drafts from Caicct y ten can see that gentleman
viii ask that permission. ~ the mcariimo have az
ceped Mr. Greeley deal az true HIS only other Erie
concerns ms alleged operations IN wh.skey. ir tell us
Nj resIey, why 10 1t Is wropr 10 purchase whskcy
your Tttp.s Associate Nj. Cleveland, Is ana has been
ouy srecustor, to-, In whisky. but goes TO Warn
On las 90 not % oppose ihe aNaton y WIZ Key o.
hnudY T. w.