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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08

EN who wish to engage in aleeitimate business,
IA In which parties have made from 35 to e25 q
uay ~ small Investment Of from &l00 to &20O, are
invited to an examination Of some OF the moet inn
Portant new inventions Of the age; five Of which
nave never before en- intfoduced d In the New Enx-
lAnd states. rare opportunity Is here offered for
enterprising men with small or large capital CIR
eulArs sent Iree. X. CHAPMAN, JR,
noVloozW 22o Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08

A Young lady, who resides with her parents "a q,
"A tend In office. The situation Is 81 leasanf a.
permanent Apply at the United States Hotel, room
NO. nov2l eodlws
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN IT. GILMAN. Editor, -
published at Ne. s3s EXCHANGE sTREEI'Dy
N. A. FOsTE Il d CO.

raa PORTLAND DAILY PnEssis pueiishedat$S.oo
per year ia advance. x,...ea.--.r,F
vmorning, at $500 per annum, IN advance; $2.26
II paid within six months; ana %@oU, II payment DC
delayed beyond the year. A-
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08

A slIHAilOn ,;.l as Book-keepor in wholesale
ence given. Address Oh r. s. Press ot5ss ~ ssisf
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
LOST.

nN the evening ofthe 18th between Deering Han
~ and Daniorth street, large Gold Gross cnased.
ing 1t at LOWELL g SENTER'S,
novl7dtf -i Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
Steamship Bohemian
Wrecked at Portland.

VvHE undersigned will receive separate tenders At
n his Office in this city, until noon on tuesday.
January 10, 1865, for the purchase --~'--''
1st--of the wreck of the Hull and Rnrines a. tha
Iron steamship Bohemian, Of about 200 tons, as
they now lie or may then lie, In about Ave fathoms
water about half mile rom the shore OF Cape Ell
the city
2d-of all the remaining port on Of the cargo that
Of Iron Knees, Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, and otller
goods. lese TIIl.... .t. l.1
Tenders to state the pric In cash, gold value, that
ly and the partv or arties II any whose tender IL
accepted must pay or depost with the understood.
not later than Jan uary 20tn OF Meny per cent on
percent on or before Feb'y 20 and the balance in
'uAi On ~ Ds'0'' JAMES l.. FARMER,
No. 10 Exchange street.
Portland. Nov %, 1854 DovSO,d
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
PORTLAND d
Five Cents Savings Bank.
aa4 CHARTERED In 1859.
Exl,iblt for October, 1864.

oyFIoE CORNER OF PLUM AND MIDDLE srs.,
OPEN EVERY DAY DURING BusINxss HOURS.
FTNuE Eleventh Semi-Annual Dividend was declar-
IL ed the thitd Wednesday of October, at the rate
ofsix per cent Per annum without deduction of the
Government tag. Gf5 lsitollf .4tf fsis
Thestate Of the Bank, October i, 1854 was as fol.
Iowa - a8+s tEa 4 KS 9szs ~ss ~
DEPosITs, ........................ .8258,78 05
Balance Of profit. ...................... l4,764 "a
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
Wanted,

Rr . Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, years
~ old, good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
furnished or unfnrnished, for which liberal eOmpen-
sation viii be paid. Address G. j., box 2z0l.
Portland, Oct 18th X oct2ztf
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
'TaO9.s.

/ Asst evening, about 8 O'Clock, a small Leather
mon. maiiet, containing considerable amount Of
leayin. :. me Under viii be literally rewarded by
IS % = ~ 'ne enice OF tha Press. nov23 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
Found,


" fnrths. 1mo Ia street, three Gold Watches. For
noyS4dtf lnisrmation inquire al this office.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
WHOLE NO. 754.
WANTS, ,LOST,FOU


ON Congress st. ON Thursday evening, a Fur Cane
~ The owner can have the same by calling at NO
% @ North st., proving property and paying charges
oeccdSt* iiAiliDihB I'D uD S.N. MERRILL.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08

I'm Wednesday afternoon, out of carriage be-
~ tween Exchange st. and Emery St., pair OF
oy leaving them with JOHN L. DOW SON, cor
ner Of Exchange and Milk Sts n ocf90ff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
Wanted.

"A SITUATION as Salesman by = young man Of
a experience. Satisfactory References Applv
Delta, Box COS. Post Ofice. Portland. octlsdff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
Rare Chance.

NiO purchase stock of Millinery -Nh rent of one
a OF the best stands In the city. Address through
r.o.. waste MILLINER. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-08
$500 REW ARM.

I'm Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yarc; Calf Skin Wallet confain-
value to any one but the looser. The Under will be-
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No
central wharf, or q Braekett street. .ss.-f. ~,
8Portland, Aug. 81, 1854. auesIdtf
, 1864-08-21
LIST TOFLETTERS

"LErIERs REslAM1S6 UNCLAIMED In the
Pos Of1ce ut Chicago, State or Lt1ols On ths s2th
f"To obts'n any Of these lette:s, Tho applicant
nrgt call tor AprXEx14xp IErI1 sss E1Ft the date
Ct t6is Htt, md ~ one cent teE sdysstlsiug:
E'n rot GAtSd fof M1.n3n r}1o oss MONTH"; fneg
ietts9s are no: adre tised until they have re-
s1ttIcd ID the Office one Wh#k.
=. Direct iss,Izs plzhay to ;hs :tsess sad uuu..
ber: 40 yell 40 me post on9se an1 SAG ~. p,.,
srt SrATx, s1RxEr and suNn-R. sign them plainly
viii full LANG. md teQuett tao xsTcss - bc direct
e. ncccrdinEly.
tcxn nr citv ahete Special 43rtss may be unEnon,
shocld be arSs. i Inc lower lsts hard cosaeS With
ID. tfAcE to postAgc STAMP On the rFP1R h1aur-
HAND ccrLrr. aud LEAVE sPACE betwIsn le stamp
an Cfffy cflon faf pQSTIAHk1SQ TtSo3ul AtetftflnE
Nl&h tie writing. 1,.-rv.,,, - ,..
tn H.. n-rter Il unalslmed within - dASz or iess.
written OF printed with tae Et5ses5 ;As; ro5r o.
ytrre Of, Tho f1ee side. will be coG2ied xith at she
usual ptepsfc rate Of poaaZe, Esea t1a & 9s +
LANES LIST,
, 1864-08-21
M ARM 81 T. I s. .
PORT OF CHICAGO
ARRIVED. kD.,.,.......,AIx- :.

AEEIvkD.,."......,AEE-s =.
oas:e ia xr.Hs .1af1si
Fq0p fsp AiiesSsnT. boynton, Grand Traverse. IN n
prop 1ames e T1uezeu, Wilson. Aas.eaoo. - N 1uu.
p.op FL Evergreen c.y. Fsz,on' Green Bay Il o'''
EE:ss 5sssss s' a9sa:s, .sssts.
LEE aea E e q SSes isss.r.
stnr hn1't A6nseep sn sbeooysan. 10 Cd Eooi
En- Tsessss %s;sas III h
schr II sssse,asns. e satncsas'. Kalamazoo q e'ds
III Z :gsaasaas e fs.' ass. !. era.
:s m S4 Hsss II f. Ss'
sehr Fs ouz: Gea.s g!,t;;a ~ y e Eansae 1Snes'
En- Fls.tf; 'KHsn16rMfg. Txeun C1rsk. 81 c:ds
n,ox vSedc; Y i apt, p.rss:ey. cram Basn. s. er:.
f1RANKp $50. Aueuste ~
,,,.~ r,x., re,th Tso RtveEs, I1nt{1es-
p Flop i'll n,Sesa:1y. ailass' ='1a''' s7a 0f' h'ae
rrpo ~ Fsssssss serh ssns ssnsIs' IN
r,os III fssssB5s9ss hi sqE ss' .' oa
zsus s.ssa. :sse:sa aa ep what.
s.s: s:g' g;S z's'2s1 j; 21.s:: S.'ss
z,.. se:,or esshs@2 Raa;s s sss e ss g wheat
f;is f;as FL: s Il 81 s'''' 's' so
eeer xesessee. arne. nn:' s r vess g s,,.
sssf Essf Is1s, RI .asss: asise. .saa.'o
sss1 sssf Rz;sssst zs;sss ::ss bssss
! BoAr Fs1sDk C1su9s Uos1Aao' ~S~ee~s>
, 1864-08-21
6 ECONOmY is Wealth"

,rEkFKL1N the zrsate4z Of rodtzn Ir.
TraacI cesn1,nx souI Ess5e ofgrf pt, w iii psS
ant t=e=irklA tto eAa s,trtn,:na vaoi-
Is n: o1e csi9 knor "a 81 ss1 p.os
p Il u, Wei < qessa slsE:e "a e fa.at
Sc :s*s .1S IS. ssnn:t Z o* how aaeS
81: Ees b ss't-a On Q: o1rnHH raa17 FErT1Roux,
tusl.psAalss
, 1864-08-21
FiNANClAA AND COMeEKClaI4.


SATURDAY Evening, Aug. ~, is6t
The money m2rEtt to-. ~ VAs AgAl1 vtrf Actifes
mainly owing to tho Increased demand ios pfo1uce
from the East. An The general hnoyaucy Of the Esa
MARKETS. 4 vary 1atYe ameunt Of thort Eunslo tnu
oaHet Paper vAs tah en- Today. and tho bankers re-
port Eeaithy udhtak trade. D=cop nts hrd at:h y
1t 10 cent but tho c.cas OF the too2ey mefSet
has driven mtfe freenlnters TO the ttzcct brokers
Eho charge 1K82e = cent E1>nth.
Eattera Exchan<s IVES plenty atd taAl:r to"aaT.
hut rates n1u u1chsnEed-k distouut buying asd y
discount to pxF selling, .'
Gold IN New yosk to day was easier. Tho fo11oT.
Ing are the uuotsons SectlYed By James 3oSas gold
hfcsfE:
IL s. m...... .....TE4 sc
uSQ n nm..............tx lao p m.......... ...S8k
Gel3 ~ ihls market Euled STEADY, At 755x32Sa'
Ellvel. 2N03is- F1re tEsnAes, 100 11yRK 4a1 u0]<
stlnrg. Seven taittee 10 buying and 1lak selling
Exw ftHx. Saturday, Au-. 70. 1861.
The following Ia the s.cv York siocE Market -
reeeiTed by Z. @. 5altonstall Co.. STOCK bspkcs =
, 1864-08-21
It 1a HSx oxten VIC speak OF A'ny'

eiCfRNB.
-e..,.ah; .aY d. HhNusx aaa ttcn11
VIDE srvsa Ssn "eSo az eTna:
.!is, n,..ro in tha 1tIt II IL eocse ot2.
~ 1n,ei ns.a sptrdg sd p Lt,sleat m EEa:s.
ss. ~ ,nIc t3s dole il1E stssa ia1 % thoee
5sfo.ta..t. et9s which have hssd re tEN q ttaet
sst1F- 81 Ea IL rocSt xuccea4ful 70 tbs fs21ucns
e sits51t cssts ich we1o 'ovrafD cnns'darsc u:
e. esi,,rt o. seass; O., Al 1ee KnoF 7hjself"
~l.ea WI re mA.led p " q seeeH: tns:e fe1H =
fSe rood ba can Ac7 ono mai. eali Aod r-ceive "
oplI!oe upon tho*s ncas e1tttea1 paEexs Hfe - e
1Hea Box aH.- Allbau1ess s:flet'y cfanoeas
, 1864-08-21

"Tou want supptr. What shall We
IA slice Of hot corn bread wouls make me
the happ,cat u,an in Richmond"
The captain thrrcupon LEFT the room, aud
shortly returning, Remarked:
"The landlord awcx1s you're from Geor.
gia: He says none bnt Georgian would
call for corn bread at this time Of night"
On that hint we acted, SID wheu our soo-
ty attendant came In with the support things
We discussed Geon.ra n,ncs, Georgia banks
and Georgia musquitoea, In way that
In half an hour 1t *as n0ised all about the
hotel that the two gentlemen the Couttdera-
cy was taking euch excellent care Of we're
ifrm Georgia.
The meal ended, and quiet smoke oyer,
our entertainers rose TO 60: As the judge
In the morLlng you had better address q
note to Mr.. B-pjcmic, a.xfre tbc intrrvtew
with the Pre.ids1t viii car At 10 o'eiocE,
ard take it to h,n.."
"yers we'll But will Mr.. Davis sec us OF
"Ob, that will uake no difference"
Tuk NEXT DAT.
The mex. morning after breakfast, Whicl
we took in our Tuon With Ms. JaStus, II
indited note, o, whi:h the folio wing Is
. copy, to tht Cunftnt ra:+ Secretary of State
sro11EEooD ilouhr, R1cuxoHD, Va
Hon J. BeD}amin. Secretary OF State, etc.
DEAR s1n: TIE I'm a.sp}.urd respectfully sole
in tn.ersiew with President Davis.
They Writ Htcbn..uo un1y II nitrate cittzeni
bnd hare Ect oEe,41 chx1ae.es or anshotisy: hs
they arc scGnaintei with tho We've ct Tho Uuite
Ststes 0otsruuent. aud with, the etnu1neota I
the Northern pcs,.,.c Fklat1ru to IN adjustment {
the differences ex1tstus between tho North IN
the South. Aud easre%.l. h"po that a FREQ exchtue
Of Views het&esu President D4vfs and themseltt
may open The Key 10 guch oaaesas negotiations
viii result IN restoring pc sce to the TWO SECTOR
OF our distracted c1runtfy.
They therefore ak m interview y ith the Pre-
dent Hnd aHulttnr your trptJ. Arn
Tral* and respectfully yours
This was signed oy both OF us: and whe
the Judge calico, us tic had appointed, =
cent it-togcthtr eith commend.tety le
=, ter had received, ,s,n aettsug ont, Ssom
near relative ot Nr Davis--to the rebel Sc
retsry. lp ball d, hour Judge Ould rct1r
ed, saying, - M1. BeuJsntu sends ycu b
,coMp1imtEta, nsd will be happy to sec u
at the st,te tcp.rs.s.nt .:,,,::-=. j..
FgCRgrAnY DESJAXIN.
We 1nurd thr serr4.tarY-a short, pl1m
oily little pvp in ~lark, With 4 Keen hla
tye, o5ew face, yellow sxtn, curly bla
, 1864-08-21

"A Jppak OF Poa.S.-"No' mau," says
Mrs. PArtlrgton. :" was better calculated to
WHIT GOOD hogs were, no did, }ar he hsd
b<en brought up with 'em from chI1slhood-"
, 1864-08-21

pR0yISI0fs-NEss PoEE-IIcla Mt ss1c1 with
au, ,tFa at *sy!e 1aED..slfm At 2i921c iof ttsam
ShLN-1sccelysd to Gag s.1?9 hrls: shipped, 1,iss
tris Msr. cS qutft atd steacy. We Quots:
, 1864-08-21

;ah: Fx.S5ne; Aqf III u fhs sss co.
WY Isss . sxo As.1"rnE,on7s. ra.ren 40 change
EsaI e ee*o; III j. sna r,,, ...'.s!;s3
fsss g Sto q Nv xoSs. IL III sSs 100
p'os.,sI.fo 70 =. ii wastr. 10 g.: "
E!eSr M q ssauea'. n waI-F......... se2:s;
oHr = q Mesuts, V,s .Sn,4 -. Ga.
P,tk to MostteAi. =. Shr1is....''.......'.1 19R
F:snl T. p;.to9 II Il sssa:s S aSss ~
RdIsosp 1 Fns.ouisN1nerc il 10 eha5Ss IA rstti
We auo:e. r,. ,
TO n: s''r' II =: saa 81 E;v; E;i::s:. Is -:
&c c:s.e'' @ ~ ~ Lis; Eiie..:.sss - -;
T. T. s;as';ss ksssssi :: Il II '.::::.::::.sSs Is -.
70 ps''o' I'll y t:!l III liz, r;;il:SsxS * 81
Ss5;SssSss:'Tss e,,:; .A.,5:S.
s6s 9ae aFsss VIII AZ
ssasxa sIss ESsass2is s III h 81. st.1:
et'' % ssqns rs 81 K g.:
s. S Sos sifs e :rTs sxt1s
@ as:se sss1su sur1.-: :ss ii. bsessys" ss 49,
Mis spring sepe5nne ss = = q ets: M Dc ~ q TS5
= AA.5ess ss!s?s sa sssSsss i =
& On .2sr .na e. ~ tP1E e asdss hs EVE
Il Is s i M & 3 Is & \ 3 81 Is g 1;
fs,etMs.d f. 3" g 4 1ttS na ao 9Esee re1 g slss
Tsss lgs!nF 4 s,as 3:SS y - % :; !; :sSs,
!; .ia iSose 81 i $ s ~ s!ss s. g = III:
4 az
81 sNk15 loTfS e. ~: o,aiy ;sH Is
} 3 s. = Sse ; !. .3 :::.S' &
, 1864-08-21

McMilleu VIII. .znMcponntl Alex AcHnei1Y 'Thos
4 cNaxttr Wr- HcCcrntJc tAtk sdct&ah+u fEos
NC cfn11cK VIII McQurr1 kEter MtSaLaa Th5s
Mct3.a:h Mifll4n
, 1864-08-21

AN saies Of Grain 7e;Ursed in Hs ntartEt Ftport
ars on q basis Of g storage PR tussk'. uakess
oGherzrise stoted+ -Four II so4d delivered un<fs
ofheFu Ire tfGftd. -
SA7uapAT RvHx1sd. Aug, a, 1854.
FhEIts +l7--GFA!H F1sInN.. u4 fhc eo'
tseMt9s Ecte; 70 HrTrALo: sch: hsss Euehnan
, 1864-08-21

r:er.ue Samp
lQu
7yeltus 4 II
vaA1r Cnag
! ali Hobart
lacy !:ndoIf
FIntlc3 frtdeftc
4ueotrK tuo s.
Villains Edwin II
Williams SAmnsl
H1Grrh atotB c
y h1ttmAn Nat
thew "
Wit ~ William
Winter b " y,
wl--:uu FIu
p hit+, ltit1y
II liz q Jastph
sTt!st,'. Jo11
Nl-e 1uo
Wli:axLH
Whlts Jao SreVx
htsxina jas Z tr
Nhlt.,F
Willard i F
N1.<,n IcASt
Villa .sAILeA
.w.l:er 10
WIt,grr J r
Wits a Ira r
W'cEham j B
syhe..ie: Isaac
Wheeler tfrd-y n
w..ll.4us i liichAtA
Wfnsstoln Ntu1y
Wturhtster Ust
Wtas tIe.y 4
W1'klnA1 \ Gto
--U.r+Geo h
Wight Andrew
HI1.ht Al
Wts.h1AJ
E-1.l,: ~
weoavEns D
VIII D. Heig1n F
W1p1cianOC
Wr1t7uf 4
WRIGHT Y.
Weigh. Rohs
Krisbf <
MrtEhs - 4Ma
'wrtstI .Ic AH@
Nri-ss HSnf3S2
Nrl3dL .
wright WIN r
sl4ht " &c
, 1864-08-21
moderate demand. and

Ha-,i1.n Rope. 9c
H.Mp ...... -....I9sSc
L4,a, Yarn, Hemp. .2jt4c
- ~ M8.1tlA, @SlE
Atu. Hemp No. &lN
H4rllns.............NTNc II
eAsh cord -. ...sL2a3o
Nan.ll% uay Rope, 81 E2o
, 1864-08-21

The London Timte, by tho last mall. reports that
the Ge:man demand 10. u 8. 52es At FrsoKfurt
troke cut sire.h, AFTER fe1 days dep1c:stoa On the
worst NJ from ths side. snd the prsce recovereds
= crnr The Times. on ITS Frankfort ntEices, eitt
mste, that $A.tuc cAa Of these honda have already
b.cn taken in Holland hpu Germany.
, 1864-08-21

urEa-an
M~M1,iepFtr3cE
lNeAt-m JAS
Mcine1nT ratrick
Nrkaam nsf1:E
,sScCAr:hf Co-ne
iFt
AtcCuEe PAE1tz
Nc ,~ta p :.
Mcclure Dan mai
, 1864-08-21

Iuit1nls-
JE....Ed. we4:stn Mssio.asT;... Y: All
fs1to11 II wyr ss9s Pris Mr., 1ns q Mutte...:
.EdoF f. F sLysns 1's1" IA "a
.. Fra-E 10 s:tt .Ptopllssos uosr lag Housa
u Malisoc street,. @. q, Snts tet tfop. Nesa
acknowledgements Z OF FTopafles ustS*a.
e Office cpen fr:s1 lit Of Ausit % 1s: ot hoTs@M; m
htT ram a. t1ll Q. N. FTom EovemoeE " m
April is7, frosr :. N. ultp. n !. ami On snnaA1s
I'm d. H. 70 ''@o D. u' I'LL s2RI7P5. 2. n
, 1864-08-21
COMM MERCTALs

BA1uKpAy EvxxIK0. AugrSt g. lsG3
-he receipts and shipments during the past ~
hourl were II foi1ows:
RrcxifTs Axn aHIpnKara roe TIN Pact u HOURS.
, 1864-08-21

MCCARTHY fAt1ie
MccAr'y Eflltt m!as
AclAalty Elizabeth mrs
MeEsmere y Ksfk mrs
Mct'h11e E Anna InIKs
kcT Rulcy Harriet J mrs
NcC&r Ny Ann miss
NtCielI&td d Ely u11sa Z
Mcclellan hunEa Ep
Mc-orre't Allca mis-
, 1864-08-21

I'll rcspect cur earnestncss. Colonel, but
You do pot ecem to understand thn situation.
We are not exactly shut up In Richmond. If
your papere tell the truth, It is yonr capital
e asegf e. nRs Rpa soG Lee and
take Richmond. Lee drove hlm iu :he first
battle, and tlcn Grant executed what yonr
people call brilliant flank movement aud
fought Lee again: Lee drove him a.sccond
mpvement;' and 20 they kept on-Lee whip
plpg and Grant nankiuR-unttl Grsnt got
where he Is now. And what Is the net result
Grant has lost 75,O00 or $1,000 men-more
Than Lee had at the outset-and Is no nearer
whotc front. hns never been broken, holds
him completely In cneck, and has men
. enough to spare to invade Maryland, aud
. threaten W.Bhingtonl Sherman, to be sure,
pose be takes III You know, that The tar.
Ibcr he goes from h'a base Of supplies, the
weaker be Rrpws and the more disastrous
4 defeat will be to him: And deIeatsa saay come
; So, 10 = military view, should certainly
say onr position wa. better tas1 SyonEs;
a Ycu smile; bnt admit that cur paper Is
worth nothtpg-it aus Wera as circulating
medium; and wc hold 1t all ourselves Il
every dollar Of It were lost, We shonld. as We
- - But it 10 worth something; 1t has the solid
- bstis q large cotton crop, white yours restt
- y on roth,ne, and xou owe All the world. Al
= to reources, we do not lack for arms or am
muntNor, and We hnve still wide tesrltor,
from which to gather supplies. so ron ee
=, ne arc not in extreuities. Bat II We were
~ five were without rnoney, without food
i. without weapons-if our whole couutr
II were devaetAttd, aud our armlea crushed al
ID disbandet-could VIC, without giving up On
ii manhcod, give up our right to govern oul
Of eelvess Would you not fatter die. and fet
ea ea yourself man than live and be snb'ect to
:. From sonr standpoint, there is force l
NJ n what you tay,'' replied the Colonel. b
wk:tild nut come here to argue with yon. II
si- Darit. We ca1nc>hoping 70 find some ho,
orahle WY to peace; aud an grisycd
hear sou say what son do When ! IA, M
Tn eecn Jour young men dying on ehe BATH
Fe lir1d, aud yonr old men, women, and cn
IT.: a1ea Starving in their hcmes, h3ye feit
! a could 11ek ny life to save them. For N
.e' reason am bxre aud am grtcvcd, gTteSe
e. that there IA no hope" =.
alA ~ knew your motives, Coloncl Jaq1ea
on and honor 1ou for them but Whit csn I
more .thnn a1u upl1'x3 I woula give q
poor lif+, gladly. II II would bring peace q
-, good will to the two couut1t-s; but 1t won
lek not, II 10 with your own people you ehou
lck labor. It is the1 who desolatc our hom'
, 1864-08-21

K.
ftnch Calf, IS
=. -...., -. &ee.aes9J-5
Fs+1cA Cal. La
3nt11e., q cor
en....-..... 117m3lt5 %
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Isrsr gg Rtoz. 1910 q - %
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, 1864-08-21

A half hour's conversation on other topics
not Of pnb1Ic interest-ensued, and then
We ross to 70. as NC did 30. The rebel Pre-
sidcnr gave me his hand, and bidding me
kinclr good.by, expressed the hope OF seeing
me tgain In Richmond In happier tlncs-
WHEN peaee should hare returned; but With
the Colonel his parting Was partlcallrlJ cor
dial Taking his hand in both OF his ne
said to him.
"Colouel, I respect your character and
your motives, and wish You well; l WISH
ytu every good can wish you consistently
with The good of the Confcdetacy."
The quiet, st1alghttor ward bearing aod
magnificent moral courage Of our Naghting
pesson " had evidently impressed Ar' DAVIS
very favorahly.
Hs Ne were leaving the room he added:
:: "Hay to Mr. .Lincoln from mo that shau
at apy time be pleased TO reeesvo proposals
. for pence on the baeis of our independence
1t will be useless to approach me Tlth an5
olhcr."
When we went ont Mr.. Bcn5suin called
Judge Quld, Who had been waiting during
the whole interview-tWo hours-st tos OH
CT end OF tho hall, md We pssset down tne
stairway together. A. I put my ern witnan a
that OF the Judge, he eafl TO ne:
"Wtll, Wtst ii the rcsult!"
"NothlrE hut war-war to the knifc.n
"Ephralm I. Joined 10 his idols--.et him
! alonc." sddeu tho colonel, solFmn,S.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
GOV. NOJH.

Tie Herald of the lith Lad q dispatch from
It's Albany correspondent, dated 10 ?. II. OF the
18th, which stated that
Tho candidates named for Governor are Judge Par
ker. Of Albany; Judge Vim. I. Alien. OF Oswegc. and
VIM Kelly, OF Duchess. 1t 10 somewhat uncertain
whether Judge Parker will allow bis name to be used.
lie has enlisted heartily for Mcclellan that he 10 anI
ous that they shah selec the strongest man In the party
for Governor aud nominate him BY acclama.on. and Is
ready TO waive bis own claim for tina, purpose. There
il some talk OF giving Governor seymour compliment
ay vote, BY nominating him. with the understanding
that ho will decline in speech 10 the Convention
Some opposition is manitsd 10 Uis par HHdr The ida
hat the is only trick place Seymour in The field
agaia Bat nis is R by those rho pTe.,nd 10 speas n'
Gopernors rss 9Th tie posiir, declaration that G0rno'
Symour iH accept the nomination upon any eoniin
4eney The currcnl is beyond doubt setting in very
strongly for Judge william +. Alien for Governor"
The above paragraph, we believe, tells the
simple truth throughout. Not fourth Of the
delegates expected or desired 10 rc.nominatc
Seymour. But his few friends tried the "compli'
mentary dodge, and it succeeded. Having
obtained nomination by it, with the under
standing that it would DO positively declined,
they moved the adoption Of o Committee TO no.
tify him, who soon returned and thundeBtruck
the majority with the tidngs that no had accept.
ed Hereupon, those in the secret exult over
the dupes in such terms as the following, from
Saturdays atlas:
"The sivth Ward Crowd were yesterday swearing
terribly over the prosiraton Of their erconcocted
schemes consequent upon the acceptance Of arenomi
milton by Governor Seymour. Poor devils I"
If we are correctly informed, Messrs. Dean
Richmond and Peter Cagger were among the
hundreds at Albany similarly Affected with the
Sixth Ward Crowd We believe the Dean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

CIV ,be ,u-n,ss of robbng the passengers IN the oohu
o, attendant upo, H. James MURPHY. the starter at
,o a.no, ATTEMPTED TO stof the fight and was stabbed
, ma ha b, one Of tho scoundrels. Iecoisins severe
ed He was unable TO identify the assaiiant among
number who were arrested
On Friday evening a fire broke out IN the
north wing OF the Inehriate Asylum ct Binghamt'n'
n. y. The wing (Which wes uninished) was de-
stroyed the main buildings in the south wing were not
damaged Tho loss is estimated q. SlOVOOO winch Is
fully insured.
George II. Williams, Union Democrat, was
elected Unitel States Snntor by The Legislature Oh
OREGON on Saturday III is from Massachusetts ana
was at one time Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Iowa
He takes the place of James w. Nesmih. Democrat
and viii probably be an Improvement
Thomas Duraney was dangerously stabbed III
tse neck. on Saturday evening. by Samuel Bowman.
willie in his residence. No. % Cahnrincst. Dufancy
wns taken to the Hospital and Bowman committed iof
trial.
James Classy was stabbed by James oNell'
on Saturday night in front of No. 50 Jamesstree h'
wns taken to the New.York Hospital, and N'h com
mited for trial
Owen Gcoghegan, o noted pugilisf' and
confederate named Wilson. escaped from the prison
vessel while on their way to Blackwehs iSanu' oH
Saturday. They retaken.
The Hon. GLENN W. Scofeld, on SATURDAY
was unanimously nominated as tie Republican cana
date for re election 20 Congress from the AlAtk DISTRICT
OF Pennsylvania
The race between Kentucky and Aldeharan'
at Paterson course New jersey for 5000 Two mi!'
heats came of on Saturday and was won BY KENTUCKY
1 IN a m AZ sa, mud IN 40t
Several persons were severely burned aoou'
the face and hands Saturday night Mt Union square
by the premature explosion of quantity of powder
A number of pickpockets were arrested WINK
plving their vocation at the meeting in Union Square
on Saturday evening.
The subscriptions to the Seyen-Thirty loan OF
Friday ard Saturday. were over g., 100000 Tie tota
to date is 500 27iOOo.
Adyices from Bahia via Pemambuco, OF Aug
4th state that the story Of the capture OF shT WIZ
81. COZ in silver ty the Florida is hoax.
Gold continues 70 drop in tho face OF quite
large shipment Europe the Of to-day taxing hall
million chiefly sent the absence Of merchants SIC ing bills
ana even Bankers bla The opening price Of sold was -
the lowest rate 22Oi closing d. IN. Feishs ere m YER
duh and rates aro heavy There is improved demand 70
TO Currency Notes. the subscriptions on Friday reach
ST. e0oO The total sales s35:55o5o asans' 1885
$50 on the 9O,h August Thus far the payments Of nee'
upon tho $40 bond. esbou, four nj nsa Ncwiof soae